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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
professional.

And 'or the past three years surge IN tie United
States Navy, has opened office at No. go, Third
street. between Jefferson and 81 Clair strt cts, north
aide Having had the advantage OF the Hospit Is IN
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
suceeaafd prauce, the Rfhieted may rest assured
by getting his advice that they will obtain every ad
vantagg that the advanced condition Of the S7cnce
Of Medicine cen render. -
RB4PIRATOgY nIsEAs ES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATlON the only reliable lReans known TO the
profession, which has proven so universally success
ful in the East and in Europe treats all diseases
OF the EYE and EAR, also all diseases pecula 10
Females and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS. what.
sO.eyer may he their character. The most infTedu-
lous will be convinced Of his by calling at bis
once No e7S, Third street Dayton, or by obtaining
letters to inval ia which is cculated gratuitously
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. till o'clock 4. N.
orttb.dSW3ln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Cheap Boots and Shoes For a few
days only, you will have an opportunity to
buy those extremely cheap Boots and Shoes al
C. p. Huber \ Sons, No. 278, Third Street
Std
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Cotton Bed Comforts &C. P, Huber 4
Son, have very large lot Of new cotton bed
comforts for sale, at No. 27s Third Street.
3td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Sewing Machines-We call the atlen.
ton of persons wishing employment, to the
advertisement Of d. B. Herrinton i Co, in
our to-day's paper
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Death from Insanity.-A man by the
name of ireland, resident of this city, be
came insane few days ago, aud was taken
to the Aeylum where he died yesterday He
was a stone-cutter by trade.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Rare Sale All lovers of the beautiful
will be attracted by the advertisement in an
other place of rare and beautiful shells at auc-
ton Christopher $ is the place of sale
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

fyou need good overcoats for yourself or
boys call on Lessner & Bro, on Main street,
where you can buy good mans overeOat for
ten dollars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
ag1ailg empire.
City and Other Matters,
Mantinp 1o.morrow Mani. -'rhere

Meeting Tomorrow Night There
will he meeting OF the Democratic Central
Committee, at the sherfI's office tomorrow
night Every member Is requested to be pres
ent. WN PATTON,
Chairman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

]. s. Roseberry-No SO Main street--is
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 to 80 per cent
below September prices, having bought since
the great decline.
Go see them. It's all true,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
No. 2g44,
Superior Court.

Abner Stephens, } No 2s44,
Vs. Superior Court.
Jacob Q. Kepler ct. al
DUk5UAkr to n decree OF the Superior Court OF
i Montgomery Uounty, Ohio entered in the above
cause, at its June Term, A. ID. 1864, WILL on
SATURDAY, December 3D., 1864,
nj the door Of the Court House, IN the city OF Dayton
IN said county, between the hours OF two and fOnr
o'clock n. Of said day, sell vt Public Outcry 10 the
highest bidder, the lollowIng described premises:
Il 4 ENrt OF the north half Of section number eighteen
ns) township number three (3), and range number
five (5l, between the Miami rivera IN Montgomery
county, Ohio. beginning at the half section conner on
the line Of SAID section thence north 10 2V east
eighty two (S2) poles TO ac0m1r; thelce south s5'
edit two hundred and hhy-two and thirty-six hun.
dredths (2j2 30-l0O) poles to corner thence south
l5 east eghty-lwO and forty eighth hundrVdths (s2
islpO) poles to corner thence north a. So west
twb hundred and hty-lour and orty hundreiths (254
10 1901 poles to tine place OF beginning, containing
one hundred an twenty nine and seventy Oue hun.
dredths (l29Tl-lo0) acres.
Said Farm Is about two mules east Of Centreyille,
has upon il Dwelling, two log CABINS, frame tenant
hOlisA, large orchard, and about fifteen acres OF
Timber
Appraised at s44 % An are, May sell for s2) "a
an acre OEO. W. MALAMBRE,
Master Commissioner.
T.F. TnHrsaEa y N. f. JORbAa, AtryB.
! -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Internal Revenue See the notice of
Collector Martin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
New YORK stock Market

NEW YoRK, Nov, 2s.-Stoeks better but not
animated Sterling quiet 9i; Gold opened at
225l, and oloses at 1921
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
JONATHAN METHERDs Estate.

ON the 10Th day OF OotobeF, A. u. 1854, the under
" signsd WAS sppoin ed aud quahed adminstra
tor Of tue estate OF Jonathan Meihend lat Of Mont
gomery eounty, ONO, deceased
octls swsw John y FOX,
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TO ARRIVE
Ossss~n1Crs Arrived

n ssd~sitp Geo. HIs.i-gfoH from Ft;' Osl.nr,-h.
p Ho-ri, NJ Rot. NJ. II. Bsrrnr-r, II. uoyt H. l.. Read
". A. Howard. lady end three children. z. Leonard r.
Frirg.r LEY and child, r. Green ard lsdy. W. Bryant
Jo. fioby p Lspanche, r. Cubic, y. Gourshnd. =. NJ.
Dunha,n w. Msieiacni j. Corse j. H. Roux, J. Chambers
II. Blsonssh, J. SheFer, j. II. Maurice.
IL ..sa.-sAip Co-rcn, yyc11 Harrro c-d Nr'srsH NJ.
Mason and child Chas byron IL g. Shower n Il krsub.
Jos. Corey, Clss BTora.e, Mt. tcDowal Er ard hlT'
yelnrnl. Mira f. q. Foot. :. Y. Coke John Kidd au.
na-.nss Thorn, IeTrn VIM Hoyt. A. sIh, =. Decker,
q ssr pso r. w. harrington j. Il. Jensen J. rasen \.
g. Brown Mr. Andrews, w Lamb. Hfu ,. Brown ana son,
NJ Cla.A, M D,ys 4. W. Gray W Car. Arch. Maitland
x Gould Mr.. AsTsneer. o. p. Caucne', A. CsbiTs.
,. Nushs. and ~ 'sck y.sscuse-s.
A. .ea a,ltp creole. IRON Nee Orl>ass-Ms Andrews.
Capt iss1o Wefrcn C. Casper, H. SLoreI L-nt Van Al
~ Ini .srrlri J. D. fr.fE. ID Hsisou J. O. Drew Geo
William, l.. Rsynolis s 5v,rrtns Il. beTwrld l. bssn-
doe. +. Aixrs g. Poi.g. D. Bernard, G. WorleI, ~ De.
pl.y. 81 Bsengo, J. Boscc J. T. Vanc.rer c, L. Weis
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NEW.YOHM LEGIsGATUHE.
SENATE AYDAvy, jan. %, 1864.
Bills REPORTED FAV0RABLY.

SENATE ALBANY, Jan. ~, ltof
Bills REPORTED FAV0RABLy.
For the preservation Of Historical Manuscripts
in Tho office OF the Secretary of State.
To incorporate the Roosevelt Hospital New-forS
To incorporate the Niagara Ship Canal company
BILLS SO1ICED.
By Mr.. DUEcHRR--To amend tho charter OF tue teh
anon Springs Railroad Company
ALSO 20 amend the charter Of Poughssepsie.
BY lir. FoLoER--Reative 10 proceeding to compel a
determination of real property.
Also relative 10 cemeteries incorporated In villages.
Iy Mr. LAnnlEg--R Relative 10 corporations in New
York.
BY Mr.. ANoEI,-Relatiyo 70 appeals from Justices
COuYts. -
Nv Mr.. SrRovG-For relief for the Brooklyn, East
Nely- York. and ROekaway Railroad Company.
Also for q railroad in Lexington avenue and oitcr
ayrnpes and streets in New York.
Also 20 amend the Brooklyn Water net.
Also Il extend Park avenue, Brooklyn.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. CoRSTLL--Providing thct every bank shr1 De
entitled 10 Notary Public.
Ey Mr.. WHIrE--Relatiye to the Syracuse water
Works.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
For tho relief Of Lucius Sonthwick and others.
Relative 20 tho Cemetery Association IN CanoeI,
Oneida County.
Authorizing the employnsst o; esienographer Ia she
Monroe County Cousis.
The resolutions proposing tho amendment Of tho
Constitution 20 10 prof1o for five Commissioners OF
Appeal
Adjourned tn Monday evening.
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Entertainment. TbI. Da, and pvsaiox.

For TINS Of cgAcSce~1c ZEE oatt/itseSet 80 c'l e-
II Lais pap1.
IjyINa HAIL. Of Irving plcce ard sfn'r sroet
De Cordoyal Ln'eranmenA
WAf1.cAs IHr.TlB. coEnef o. B-o-dgsy nra rise,n,n
s'r0e.--iicsedclr.
wIsfEs GArDEs BsollsaJ opposite i'ouasrss i1sot Of
Iitago Ais4.
OLKsPiO THEATKR, Broaiway, shove Houa.,B s.l,st-
= nu IN C'ins Shop-Ms2eppa (nufitaTre!
THEA4ga ERhscAs Brosdaay, Pence r.ss.l.crch
NoJsge do Monsieur rcnchon.
BAsaus's MUssUs BToadway-Grest French OiTnt, Giant
GIL Giant Boy, Tso Dwarf &C. ~ III hogrs-l otei Of
LssYc-Tbe Tyro,esn Whistler moon and EyeIlr T.
ST. NIcHorss HAIL BToadWay so0ye FRINGE stre.ti.ror
cf the Rebellion, &c.
uorg CB.PxL Brosdwey. above Fourth s.ree.TEs Nan
moth ste.eosc0pticon.
Wax AssUHoH. 1rEsesIg, Broadway above Spring sr.s!
G rand Caravan Of Vid Animals.
ByolDgay hnPHITHHAr1a, Broadway near Bfootas STREET
Eqeeslrian aud Athletic Performances.
uOsys CRCUs NoS 1873 aud 20l BoweryshsTwood Family,
Eques..i,nisIn &c.
ElPTH-AVuSUE eEArI.G POaD-3rhld Fancy D.c.s tf:ni
YslOn Ice,
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Drn GOODS.
DEADSl BEADS BEADS -
ID AND FANCY GOODS
NJ. Y. BROWN. Importer No. 10 Pear-s.., " u

ITO THE VALENTINE TRADE.
L. II you want Elegant VALENTINES choice new s3le'
in endless variety from thrse cents 20 my dollars each,
SPLENDID ASSORTED LOIS.
that rets ige ten and twenty dollars including all hs
different grades from ,fres Up 10 d.a with crds
and enyoop,s each 10, scopslo sssonen. OF iis espe
cisiy suited to tho REfAr lR.Ds.
VALENTINE PACKETS, SOLDIERS PACKETS,
ARMY PACKETS, TORCH Oh LOVE PACKETS. IN
elegant Illuminated wrappers,
NEW COMIC VALENTINES,
That sro RICH, RAOY SPICY, SPARKLING, 70 sAis Tho
times,
MILITARY COMICS
Ard capital hits. called Coz by tho simesi
FRIENDLY COMICS.
For friendly jose or two. or rDoio;
PHoTOCRArE COMICS,
n,ys se.uco iu Tie Valentine Trade that iil 10 largely
wanted by every DEALERS
Aud an endless variety OF Valentine CaTi' Nsepne IN
veiopss and Everything pertanins to 'hs 'senne business
AMERICAN VALENTINE COMPANY,
No. Ids Nirlsm-s, ksw-roEh
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRR-..-..Js
Cleared.

s,..ulsy--Ciyof Ionton Orb felie, Liverpool, j. o.
Dts
gslv-lu,srr,c Ssl'-r Liverpool, 2"rug' Co -, :,
60, siarga ld-ch.), C-rogr. Crs, frarce, Fnn.n'
Hsincfe Hend., Neon, Maxwell, Isyesns, >. A. Dc'i'
son 4 20.
Brirt-ssb, Poppenhrrg Qism Bciino, Belfast faneh'
Nrinsl 4 Wcufi y. L. sy,n. Rice. Hsyasuer D. Trov-
t4igs; LsouEfd Berry (Brl Steel, NaI Princes. Alice
iBrL Mrlss CstLz, .. G Murray hepAew' j. D. LinSo9
Mrlbt EissbetiroI, RIP. Buck Co. Ar-rdr Jane ihrl
Darsnp'e Dtrn,rsrA T. Whitney; Beaver thrl. Warren,
Port Primes. II. Dc Cerdoys Co C3pfe, BIl MeSsi.
or R.sr 8trssl,as. Bseli-s Devofu sarah M New
ir Brl Els J.ernsl, Brett, Son Co. Mo lbHl Smith,
Mnisal, "a IIpJi4o D l.l.as. - .
sShoon.s,-F Nie..fsoa Eoad-rtcn, Washington. T.. o.
Hurihut Co. Abby Bradford. Frcclisn Pot "a Prince.
Hrot sou Co.. Mary Adeline, Dawn. ChE.eicAsas. A
e. ar.us Mary brown Perry, Pal River, j. y. bsyLLnd
fsueigc State fcEoi,aa. fa R,ycE. y. y. Small Co T..
ssulEy. Ada. Pom Reys Nsn Brrns 4 sla.h,i TsuFo.
Prbers ST. TONS r. l.. !. +. WhIlroyI Alice, Assspd,
Bal lucls, h.fFil Abbott
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70 Albany ~ Hudson r. H.. 90 Wsrren-s.....1, 10
~. aud 81 s. aud Iet p Sunday tFsin..... s:72
l:25 H. Sunday train l:2s o. M.
To Boston, By New-London line, Pier g, N. r..
etonng.on Inc Pier 10, N. H., and Fab River
line, Pier .. H. r., daily Sunday exceplco9.... ?. IN.
To Boston, BY Ne,y-Hsven RR. via Springfield
@Jth-st sndI4 o. M. LII "a and p. III
To Boston. By New Haven RR., 21thss. and atm:
sy via shc. Line ........l2 AID p. n. Sunday 5p
4 and 10 a. "a and p.
10 Islip, Fire leland and other resorts Long
Island. by H. l. Rsilrosd, from james SUP and
foot Of 3ih.si. y R.....,...........9s m. and p
To tie Wcst, by Central Railroad Of hew-Jessey,
100. Of Conrtsndt-st. and n. ~ ...snd g.
To Philadelphia By Ncw-Jers,y Railroad, foot Of
CourtGndt-st..T and IN m, u m, and 8. p H.,
and 70 midnight ~ p.
30 Phisdepha, by Camden and Atnboy Railroad.
PEE 20. " r. foot OF m 3.
20 Warrington BY New jersey hR..8 and 10 O. n.
rid e p ~. ard i3ri midnight, foot OF Courtisndt-
a., ..,........................ Tp.
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Guefial Notices.
Continued from Seventh Page.
Brooklyn Association for Improving the Condi
.nff he Rnne.

The citizen. Of BROOKLYN have often been appealed 10 boz
hall Of their own suffering and deserving poor ana thank ood
citizens tue streams Of your benefcencs hsve been
poured gladden. the hearts and homes Of housands Of
sna ss eo sad aim q Ills
ston and for twenty years your confidence as made this
add to ,s the Doo Of Gce
Sustained by Zoa hitherto ts blessings, W. the
This Association gives bread and fuel response TO tho
call Of shiverng poverty FIVE hundred nes nearly
onooun Of whom tho ames Of brave soldiers and
the number increasing daily. boy long shah continue
do thsi While We arc making commsndabe efforts for
the comfort Of the ck and wounded soldiers let us not orgst
the wants Of their suffering families among us.
The Winter hiss just ooumence1-a Winter or pinchlns
coda Winter when the prices Of labor especially females,
bsar proportion to the exorbsn prices or the nece'ares
Of hfe; md add, Winter when capitalists and busness
men hnd semseyes IN the receipt Of extraordinary ssin
unlcence In behalf Of suffering poverty IN your midst and
we charge you In Gods NAME receive kindly the ofotheE the
sehdcnyng solicitor Who weary end cold s wsko your
street and calls at yonr door, not for hse but 70 bear you
Es this treasury sacred TO the children OF oTtuns
end want. Bessed Is be that considerrth Tie poor.
u hoped that delay neglect Of solicitor viii DO
made for no. giving Funds may GO forwarded to
r. W ROPES. President No. il2 Jer4sEnon Brooklyn,
nrer No. 65 Wow-tt, Brooklyn No. ~ Peck slip ~ Y
to SAMUEL BAYLis, GsncIal Agent at The ofice Of .hs
Association. No % CouTt Brooklyn 70 any OF tie Ex
ecu.ise Board mentioned below:
vIcEPREsrDyrss
CALEB BARsro1, No. 20 Sani1st-
T. G. FANsIsG NO. 81 EenIy-st.
HonACE y. CLAFLlH, 70. IL fienspont.r.
4. a. Low, corner Monisgre and TisFreponsp,es
). K. SoUTB WORTH, No Cerroi-plEce.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
lsIAc II. tRornisonAn No. "a hsmsenss
ARTHUR w. BKstoS, No. Isl tolgrabistt
WILLIAM POOLE No. 3G2 ktlsnac-s..
HEsEf MgssEsgYR, No - Wiiov-sf.
srEPazs Cko1kLL Coun, corner hontagaos-
0EoRGs HALL, No. Courts.
J. b. HcrcHINsor, No. 81 Jorslemon-ss
DWIGHT Joussos, No % Sidney place.
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Us. rrtas' 'slesd lieut. .c5tf-rsn,er Ri,hlIi ".
Need, Charleston bar days Lrpeiose'd heavy weather
T. 4 audi ,,,,rn.h,p 1eo7se ws,hrF,oa p. v. csser.
,,i.- 80 -, ~ vi m Croir.s,u Co. H. T. transport
Esrirs cy sdv,a a, View OrIs.n, oh Tho @. W sailed
IN s. VIII u 3 sE1. S.S5 s cotton and
p,s,. 10 Luiar dsn-sen Go: JsL 70, IN csP. fo,;cs
y-'ssi sstahiP f.Eoo Jan ~ = ME. ~ % espo Hal
~ %, passed st,sIlah.p Geo. CrclEtl bound y 80
r'o,nsnlp Cofiics thrb J.. Ns'ile', ha'tns jan TO-
,nd hassse ls.h. ma,s. aad y-,A ~ 3. SsnrS -
Steamer D.. O. Clrs ar. \ tfsr.pcTil N.ao1 fortrcts
'onr9e % u. s. Qus. -rssie jan 20. 'a~ I. = ssai
ldsaie q, -nehos OF lioss i''sad. ~.
yd s,1 t s.5 sg = 10 T. 5r ss., '"'''a "a
STEAMER osgrgy' Aisf.1h' fr9. fsa,e. . c,,
.s j. 80 a. i ps1S 10 jr,.ei il,rd
s.eamo. Pl.issn. Waldfoa, Prcsidorcr.
flir Nsuue.ius Dcragd, Liverpool ~ dsys, mis- .nd
81 Pc, 90 D.. H. Taylor Led .hIee deaths o. he pes r.
De,. 70 a u % on. q - d,s,oveTods tlo apparently IN
dUless slongsdc and found ar TO D. wsierof
a. v, a,lt loO tuns nafdrl oil r.ss d yaIdl sa ding
c0a-.o md Other sails fsred Tho to9a' clown sTay' no
ship Gnsdls Insj BoraHd, Dsraarrcos,a Je H. bsna'
ST. P,.ac MorSsa, NeuoEloanf II day., ind'' to W"
Bsrs j. Godfrey (U : transport. car.e Hilton ary. e
p.-,,ss ,Tsdo Wind Nom Pom Hoyai ,es howloEt.
BaTk so tog Bari does Loo Havana Il esy od iren 90
Mo- F-stisa Anchored Cd hocuwry on t-9 sih tna on
lie tame night during gallo hom "s." Wa coaAp'sl 70
pli 90 see , - ~, oil. :, H.. ,,,,,
,Dd cotton TO Ii. u. Broosman co Arrived l9,h. %
1.f, H,rret KslN N'r) Benifauy. Narcotics co csy'
ml &C. Boyd EncEeu. EBirhfnlfo me .e-tut ~ 10
l. .ince n en- heavy heed Winds oln w. y w. % ~ W
Biz Bril- tBg.l C.owen 81 fAoaas Dec %, aud ssli Cay
JAM Il sst T. Boyd = !lincteu.
hides 20 Joseph Bfnlo.
shr Industry tof flyrnou,h, ror. Roys go'n and Or
schr Wsnpon.s, ,Haae.on Frsa,ca Del, to d. w.
foI. . ,.. ,,.,-, -,
HlHD--sansc. 5.W.
NrF H. Allen tho PrIssr 81 che st. lIn'hip George Wash
.uson he's our thanks foI files Of NsOsAns pape oi iho
flst In i,rlrf,a.
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The n, y. Sanitary Commission

IN urgent Of funds ts operations FOR the relief Of he
Army extensive AID Elective Than s
d.posssri scents are :. evcy military center from Washington
70 tho Rio OraBde Themoey value ofths supplies Issued TO
tho Army Of the Potomac daIing lEi nrodisty cor Get.
tysburg exceeded seventy thousand doaTc lie Issue, Ct
Chattanooga Ike scale. Thousnds o! needing
Special Relief" daily cared 10. IN lts Homes Its
tesboEis ard trains follow soldiers eyerywhe'e
s other and equally important prtmrns OF work. Sanitary
Inspection Hospital Inpcctlon Hospt Drecto-y, Trans
pos,ion Of the SICK and wounded &c. IN full opeslon
The Of oil his iesaying work s not less than toyhye
thousand dollars per mouth Its funds much rearced
md i'm 1edse contributions requested to Sustain ~
The Fsi that have been got up With such admirable ar
unprecedented energy and - Chicago Cincinnati ac
Bos,on though reported everywhere o- The bei .! Tie
Sanitary COMMUNION" here yet contributed dollar TO
gTedsaYy. Tho thus rr5cd have tsea received
By the branches Of tie CoDnsoa o. these ces respect
iTrly
Th.ss br.aehe. sppy tsrn mes. ussfcy mainly to tia
purchase Of material 70 fe ade into clothing bedding se
Ike purposes, They thus r-eTs The treasury Of the
Commission from the necessity OF purchasing supplies DC
ina 70 certain cssses. bu issy rtEdgE no aid 10 ny osS
department of its WORK. ,
fhoss who desire fuller information o. 20 the cIgsr.stion
method md cos, 0: the Coilon RETIRED 70 statement
OF he system ard OF tho application s funds just PUB
lshri copies Of which may De had on spPncsncne' ne
Office OF tie United States Sanitary Cor1nissiou 10 -
ia tho Bookstore ii A. ID. b. hendorh NO. oeS
Broadway. ,...
II /, admitted al humane nd patriotic r1sn that the
Commission h.. saved and daily -svins. iYes county
cannot aaori lcse w, Il doing 70 econom % tho NO
and heath OF soldiers worth 10 the country en mes she
money Commission has received ard is0 dTe,s prac'
Teal importance 20 overy one Interested N diminishing Tie
cost AID he duration Of the war. - -.
Contributions be ,ent 20 the Treasurer 81 Nc So "A
o., OF No. 81 BfosivLy, Newiofk.
By order OF tie stai ding Comrlrse, -
GEORGE {. STRONG.
Treasurer United States sanitary Commission.
ns- rhe-e
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The Resiynasion Of senator Of White Of
PsnnsylvnDja Canard.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Jan. 2.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Jan y, 1864.
The following dispatch to The Bulletin, just
s,.eiysd rom Gov Curtin fully con.rajcts canaId
4. this mornings Lnquirsr: -, y, ,es.
Major Whites resignation never was IN my handS
YS.~s beq r mt there was s1ch paper. but hare
seveY seer 1t. oe,.is, IN re-
>s;vs the rssiQnation and issue warrant ior hs"
ois.s,on 7 nave nothing 10 DO with u officially.
Tho report you sllude TON isse. a. u o'Hil'
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HOs. HORACE GREELEY TecOmDlondB the
PUTNAM SElglDJruIre CLDfHEs. NgIEGrH
Tho lnd4 p.ndeI. lscoulilents t.s PL4Hsa NEihnih
The Observer recommends tho PUTElE NaIssgH
The tpgsiist recommend tho P0IsAs NnisGrh
Tho Hou4e Journal elds The IyTsAn NRiAoFf
n. Chfasn Advocate an Journal onnends 10 fvfs.s
Wk.garh
TIE Christian In..gcnc,T recormsnls TIE PUrs,sNEsGK
An tho loading JoUnels 1uL,d n fufsAh WhiNoia
An No have tisd Tocolnat I'd tha PrfA.r NhihuEH 81
ule s.p'sI., f.9t dugobt cDes.. srd cegpef CLONES
Wrneet N ase send loI c-culzgs Asc-ts Wand - a!
parts u tie world
Manufactured and sod Wholesale sd r-sl By 1ss fUT
sAs hAsCy4cIuRlaS Co, Eo. ID fiA.st, sess tO4A nd
t!sye.lac, cho. s. q. S0aTAEop, As-n..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Abou. dozen or more banks stll remain to be Visit
cd. They VII probably receive visit fsom hf. Aur-
ply and tho Marshal TO-DAY end Monday. During
.ho last ~ three days TIC these moDoyed
institutions deening discretion Tie betieT part o. vo
have saved The Marshal considerable trouble by hsTins
the exact amount carefully packed up And le.s with APP
paren, carelsssness upon come convenient deck within
reach Of the oscc. receipt Il Invariably tonde-od.
and ~ invariably refused by the Beass ei BY receY
ing II they might aoknosledgo tho legality Of ho pro
coedlpg and place themselves byoae tie pale q recoE
erng the amount IN Gaze The Court o. ApPeas shcld
revere TIE decision Of tie Supreme CoaIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

star sturdy JAM % ...................... p. m.
day, jan p m.
For Nssssu. N. p, by steamer Gov. Bailey, Sstur-
dsy jan II a.
For South Pacific, and Central America, by steamer -
Ariel saturday Jan observation-disclosures. 10l m.
EorthAihaDy Bnaao and Carados......5a and 81
Month ond West Way Mall. y.
Western Mail via Erie Koirosd .....5a aud -
Southern aid sonh- Western MsL...5n u and 10 p.
Eastern Mail M and 81 o.
Ee,Y. Bedford Newport and Fau River. D.
The Long leland Mail Closes st g. m. and y
sunday Eeils.-On Sunday all mails close ct u 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

late Brig. Gen. Corccran large number Of military
officers present; also many promin' mt citizens
Distinguished In the several walks of life The meeting
was called by the Fsnian brotherhood. Con Measher
who has reputation for eoqueDce as well yalor
spoke with his accustomed power. and his GRAFTON
frequently interrupted with outbwsts of applause He
spoke Of the life ana character of the late Gen. Corco
ran and gave graphic sketches OF the battles in which
the deceased participated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

ALBAkY Friday, Jat. y, 4o'I
The Court If Appeals, before adjourn.m,,ens, 70,
A. aaou,eJ memorial ~ option q tno IsSa,
nsI III pnrt, Of public ami pryate character o.
ss's, u rjys t,r.crs O. GrolsOn AID ojrcctod tho
- ~ - hs s.is,. upon ,hs foccrs u tho .oprt
@Sw.,. Mowpryy 10 - socers %, fho b"aFa VI y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Pafents. Patents, Pn,snts.

re.s, MUM Co, publishers Of "THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN" continue 10 oct Attorneys Tor securing Pc
for Inventions In this and al foreign coun.res
Hessrs MUM & Co. have lad seventeen Year. crpcr-
IN soliciting pnen and have acted attorneys for
than 20 900 Inventors.
Pamphlets containing the Paten. Laws and other important
foT inventors furnished free application.
Consultation and advice free. Address MUM Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

~ III y '7'lIT ~ Mo wv IT'IF'T' Y :, ,
BY b R0IPn! Il -s9nthingy strange tft people WA 10
shoi and obbod. Tho Burglar A,rr ergsqh To- ~ erpcri-
cnoe Of ak Jsas las never br3son through pn' Is
served, when u Ia. gwen e fslu, and door OK "ihso
has been found forced Orsn IN twelve IN ion e"s -
IL used by hundreds u onrct5er, ~ wba b. rre roo
TO- and ueed ~ tho best Gou,s In Nav k-l people vii
DO sAot ard robbed.
h. roLzgs 80. 22 Broadway (TA!sssgss l. Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
fAdy.r.'ser1rlL.I

The pratical excursion OF the Rebel steamer
Alabama IN Tho Indian Ocean Win enhance the value OF Fast
PRODUCTS yet ior the present kFsrs Essr sDs COY
viii be sold for 20 rita ps posnd usrn Ask your go
icr krsrs no ot.r tsnuine. 6ener0 Depot, no. 10
RI ado