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IMPORTANT TO ARMY AND NAVAL OF.
a HCEES.
Nov ready ard for sac at the Booksellers,
GENERAL ORDERS
TRE
w A Il DE PA r II M T. II II
EnBEAciSe the YEARS
1861, 1862 &c 1868,
Adapted specially fos the r,e efths
ARMY AND NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Enthusiastically arranged In Two Volumes,
WITH FULL ALPHABETICAL INDtN'
ST THOMAS NJ o'BRTES OLIVER DIEFEspoAF'
Military Attorneys. Leavenworih

With the view Of meeting very general oeiu
PIT the military service Of the United hise' W
have, ct great expense. prepared the Ho'N eu p, ~
these volumes cortAiuinr. VOID for Noid t'r1y
der issued numerically BY tho Wss Deparnc ~ duni Ls
yesrs l8Cl 1862 and 1853 We bellows that the pdDhcsoU'i
on 10 book for 20 ta The Place OF TIC gre ioh.
of las ped In sheets without index hitherto usra bg Of
6eer, will be appreciated By hoss whose proper hfse OF
d.y CAL, for constant reference 20 the rei nentl OF the
vnous meat Of thcoyetnmeit; and we have csLS
iy endeavored TO make tie INDEX valuable enxiry "a o.u
Ocor, OF Department and Division Heaequsrtet Fayss
ers Musteng and DisJursins Oh err ON
Dss1Iie Prov Msshas aud IL fact the whole frid ara
FIAT aud Line Of the Array The magnitude oil the sgse IN
which the country ergaed has necctHk sd iisuei
changes and odicaon' Of the Regulations Of tho Army 10
sons pror,u gated il eEer. Orders, and Of the vast nui
Der Of in the Army and Navy safe to essgue nat
net one In y possesses complete file To suply THIS class
s work has been published and tbs object sought 10 the
Snhsnceneut Of public good by furnishings rsady ises
Tor obsorvsnce Of Jules prescribed through the Secey Of
War for the improvement Of The service hazard the oe
that Company uceIs viii eso avail themselves o. 81 oppo
tunty thus Afforded droc, instruction. the 1odss sanei
Of ofc, rouns regarding responsibility for and ieps' 10
istug to- Ordnance ard Company propery Withont ego
tisrn submit that 10 evs<y branch OF th2 ssr've e
concise and com plste Of tie publication wan prove
vesent and peculiarly commend ITSELF to state
and their Militia organizations, also 20 Military ,ssn
clerks "a the various Departments Of Govern mem ana
throuahoat the Urion Historians Of the War EdSls AHl
oa era will End their s5ars OF research vastly euaLed D! M
chronological arrangement aud full Inde1
Published by a. -,
DERBY MILLER, 70. Spruce Street Nsw'forx-
- Copies by Ms Express on receipt oi Price
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,OR SALE.-ENTIRE RIGHT FOR GRUBO'S
mo TYpE roLNnERS PRINTERs. and

" tNl Ni'biAs'' NAV s'As'Ff WV
IL CAPrALlS1S--The s,ock hrtnres, aui good WI OF
the business Of tho laio n. H. WKnB, con OF Dt1h and
Fuop Ste. ~ T. m. ncfsd Ter sale very ei,ruaseous
The ttock embraces .r-rt y1fier 81 rrnn dio
d Printing fre.scs etc o ~ dfsied VII bo s"d VIA
he .boyo TIE sock tool ard mscn@ry iof the nanuiscnro
Of wood typc cis stands easr yeJs &C. contsirtd IA
ir mandatory rt,Isop " The atten,on OF all WISH
as 20 purc widely and lucrative business esta0
Hled for he pat thy yoar' called 10 ,e efsh 20
Tor eni II NO. sold At prTe sale BY the i1h OF sep
ernbtr neat the wlee. tLt ren i'ns uo nh'd Mn
be -od public auction "a That dy Address or appY IN
ref.oa JOHN II. 81 MOND5, frroutof,
g Chd Street
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A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of tho
N RASTPORT MINING CO. IL csgei on Monday, hus
g?nd At. ooocs Pr. II Is Wilhsn ST. Union buldus
re, Dhen matters o. Importance will be- laid before them
RICHARD NOsE, ssciy.
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TRz.ssgr DEPARTMENT. OFSIcz IN AsKssr,
..naa AL-.-Lat lhlA L

DuBLIC SALE Of CAPTU RE ID sn1
d ABANDONED PROPERTY "A large sad varied Los q
10 Anc.ion 10 tas highest pdder AZ No. ii King st. AessD
drs w. on tine 2its OF August, 1861, al 10 s'clocs H.
Il yUKNiTuRk AID MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, sssh =
ysAsgaiy. Black VAalt, and Cherry Furniture Csvss~
Crock.ry Cookgs .rs Gass sud Tia Ware Piasot 'eA
osdocns Drs snd Chemicals, available lot Of Dry Gsost
lrso 10. 81 liirynvoss Book Fancy Goods ssstlonS,
C,ler, trio 10. OF Coso, Werp Wool large quanu:y
utei Chewing esd Srso.vs robaeeo " ines liatsn
rous Kidd, crs. Ado isre quan'.v 81 Blue ana CHS
Rss aid variety of scr Gssd' too numerous 10 20 ss~
tloaei. -
10 re.sss c,sh. in Covvrn-,-s, fsnd' or delivery.
4 IN Aannt IN. Depl
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Alnsieal Instruments

CHAMBERS Il GABLER's COTTA07
" SQUARES and GRAND SQUARES; sl.s Co,s,, :.
right PIANOS equal IN tone d quality isany other hste
Pisnos srs sold moderate prices Wsrsooms ~
At, corner OF Ah-sv., Ia the Bible House.
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NJANLEY g. CO.,
WI SucceNcrsto
GEORGE MANLEN Co.
EANkEllS snd
STOCK COMMISSION BROKERS',
No. q NlLLiAH-ST. NETWORK.
AL cllss,s OF
COVE RSnENT SECURITIES,
STATE bonds and STOCKS,
RAILROAD BONDS ari STOCKS,
MININO STOCKS, &C., %.
BOUGHT AND SOLD At
TIE BOARD or BROKERS'
INTEREST ALLOWED ON ACCOUNTS.
W.TON NANIFY FRED. A. MAYHEM.
GRO MASLEY. Special Partner
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JNO THE PUBLIC.
TIFF CONSOLIDATED STAGE COMPANY. ssh Aroauo
aud 2gd street Line. compelled to iaise
FARE TO CENTS.
no HALF FARF,
On snd scr MONDAY August I'd f,t to oowss md other
reasons.
OATS. formerly. 30 Cents per Bgshel now'.''$Ie
u.y do...... DO. do. LIS
STRAW do..... 20 do. DE- no~''' -
NXIL do...... 10 DO. do now'''' -
Jaox do.....ktS uer Ton. 1000
A,p orHEa LnPsHsEs ~ LIKE PpoPoaros.
OsTerument n sToss receipts, y per cent ,
CHESTER LAhB. President.
IN Y. Consolidated stage Company"
ANDERSON l. NCDONAbD, PTopne'ors.
3th Avenue Linz.
MCCLELLAN, PULLS ( HALEY Proprietor.
OH Avenue l. I'd ST. Line,
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~ INN WAT q SUNo uOI-D 4uLOhE
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considsrs1
II. bet Europe well Ibis county having received -
lrs, Prire Medal The Worlds Exhbii9a ia London, II
The principal why the Steinway Pianos are saps!
al stes that tho Errs 10 copossd Of ave prsssied
plane ors Gather and osr soaI) who invent AZ Ned
eva irnprovrErenis sad snder whsse penon. .lperva
every part Of the iss,rumes, IL manufactured WArerooe5
Nos II and 70 East Foreenths between Union Square ~
iryil Place ksw.ioFk.
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Nav. YORK AID HARLsu RAILROAD CospAsr}
PEYsiDEsrs uyYIcE, hKr ' oHk July lSoA
'CTCOND MORTGAGE BONDS, ~ 100000,
ia, Au-.t l. lHi-No'lcs 10 hereby given that The
BONDS Of th, above Issue will %. paid al their maturity
Auruf, l4 a lie Ohco oil the Company corner 81 Nh-V
uI nh A and thrtfhr tn,sre tie Wal ce'se nom
ttat d-ie. WIN H. NAfDEhblLl' 'i1"J'''l'en''
CE.-NONTGOMERY COUNTY Ill
~ L5.OTS1 BOSDS-Ths no i,r of fheso bonds IL T,
.ed u molly ito underlined. At H!.hoto lnoii,
lie owners AiEcs, ulhAI hOoNtNrt' "scA
Iliiianoro H.. Az. -. lest
NEW YORK CITY CORPORATION SKIES
ntecii payable quaEteyl tor sale ~ ioJ hsd E'~'s
BOni., ia sum- 10 suit -.....
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CAMBRIDGE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
~ BOYS Thoroughly lifted for college business and havs
good comfortable home For Catalogue address the Pfnci
psl G. @. q. PAINE, A. NJ,
Cambridge, Mas.
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| DIOUNTAIN.yIEW SEMINARY. fishhill
vi Lsnin3 " I--C-cIlars may b. had ~ the Office Of
tho HOWELL COLOR TO-. No III Nassswi;., or o. me
p,tn't,,i q h. CAiSNBLL.
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COLDEN hill SEMINARY for YOUNG
" LADIES. BRIDGEPORT. Sonp; ,, f% rSEIsoy.
afess
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THE ALGER FEMALE INSTITUTE Is

ip,aief At Cornwall Conn., ashi iLres ani hhsf risaf'
passed To- bssthsres sna brsniy The character Of this
limited number IN ai'eudin-. The next yer VIII begir Oct
~. For circulars, Iilgess Rev L.. - DJ Obey, 4. 81.
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for sails.


~ H.. n.ek connecting will Central Railroad Of New
leroy ..rt.s Il Elz.bt .pT suitable 'or coal r of
OH. bu.n,s. For a.. cosc estate. Apply TO T. L.
KELLOGG. 80 Pear .trret =. 7.
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ELUSHING INSTITUTE, tLUShIN"'
l. L. L-BoA@o''" 'N" l.. A. RAIRcHrLp.
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JnstrurtIcn.

COOPERSTOWN SEMINARY, CoOperstown
~ NY. TERN OPENS AUGUST %. s5S pays Board
Adds, r. G. FLACK, A. NJ
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LATER FROM CENTRAL AND
SOUTH AMERICA.
The New Government Of San Salvador
Revolution in Nsw-Grannda.
pAyANA. saturday. Jan. 9.


The steamer Moses Taylor, from San Fran
cisco arrived the evening Of tie 9Th The Illinois
sails from Aspiuwnll for Now-h ork to-day.
Tie Panama Railroad tompanys steamer salvador
arrived last night from Central America, With dates
from san Salvador to the Jet Of January. Matters
looked better there and the Christmas festivities were
celebrated with great rcjoicings nt The ncw Capitol
few OF the Old Government supporters attempted TO
get up cheer Tor Barrels put they were speedily put
down The new administration b. trying to make iisei
popular hy distributing money among the poorer clnsses
who suffered during tie siege and other act u bcneVo-
lonce. The elections are 10 come OF on ts 20 INST
aud the Convention r. 20 De- opened on the Ut 0i feb
runry Business was Improving The btverrment
monopoly Of liquors has been abolished and The erprta-
ton OF tobacco again permitted
The British ship Costa Eca Packet a. Ptnctavhn
3l.i Dee. from London. reports Nov. ~ Exchanged
signals with the American ship Charles Davenport,
from CaaO steering east In LAT ~ 20 ion. - 20 W.
Nov. - exchanged signals with Boston ship Ellen
sears steering ". of Diego Ramez.
Everything remains quiet on the isthnns.
TA< Sfgr and Hraid 81 today ssys: In our Issue OF
the 9Th inst Wa published report received ~ the
Soent that revolution Lad broken ont in the State ~
that he report Is correct aud that some 900 men Of
the revolutionary party are under and In counec-
ton with Florcs The Government Of Aniioqu.s has
raised large military force 10 suppress tho revolution
We also learn that IN Carthagrna tho neWs 81 Mos.
guar.s recent victories received with much cold
ness at least apparently while In Santa Martha the
public were very enthusiastic and were celebrating the
event with much gusto.
We have received no confirmation Of the report that
an uprising had taken place either In the State OF San
lander or BOysCA
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the rise Of the curtain Tho piece liz In mt: the first
chord does not suggest the key at all the second does
the third does not the fourth does the fifth jumps into
the kew OF d. then comes the key Of then is there
the chord Of the augmented sixth ia suggesting if it
mean anything at ALL change into Ia or Ia minor: but
this chord is knocked into chaos, aud its sequence
obiterated by the chord Of the dominant Of MI The
chapter in Reichas great work on composition on the
chord of the augmented sixth is az profound and bril-
liant as tho PoRs Asaorum the 18th Problem OF the first
book of Euclid; and this most sensitive OF all the chords
because it is sixth elongated half tone at both ends
until il becomes according to the facts and tempera-
mcnt of the piano forte aud the system Of musico'
mathematics in practice the equivalent Of the seventh
dominan is treated by Mr. Wagner as If IL was one OF
the most robust and decisive chords which have large
anies and which are not restrained in their asso-
citation. Such sequence, resolution as 1T is tech
nicaly called of this augmented SIXTH as given by Mr..
Wagner is simply evidence OF naturally defective ear
in harmony in the way that his crude and bunder
ing melodies are evidences Of defective ear in the
art Of arranging symmericaly succession oil single
notes. or melody. Almost at every turn, we find such
examples Of bad taste as this single wc have tech
nically cited and we might fill columns were We 10 pro-
coed in the same way 20 examine the score.
Originality is claimed for Mr.. Wagner, and in the
sense Of his music not being open 10 charges OF ordinary
plagiarism which the smallest Of criticism habualy
brings against MI composers this is true But 1t
ia only true because Of the original falsenoss uSness
and want Of symmetry In what by courtesy In
the school OF ." the music of the future are
called melodies while the melodies OF the
great masters, however different and marked their
styles as composers may be, yet conform to certain
common laws OF beauty and to this extent bear family
likeness. And more than this too; for the employ
mcnt Of the notes Of the scale in truly melodic success
sions which charm the and move the heart, Is ex
tremey limited as to the number Of melodies in com
parson with the entire number Of variations or mathe
matcal changes which those notes are susceptible
OF when Formulated without reference 10 nelodic
interest the required Of execution by the singer
Just as In the use Of letters tho proper positions OF
yowes among the consonants necessary TO the pro-
ducton Of syIlables and words and Of language with
beauty and sentiment.
We only account for this want Of style in melody
especia, finding supporters and imitators and dub
binc itself q school, reformation revelation, and
promenade unsteady into the year 1901, by remember
Ing the fable Il the fox that had no tail These com
posers have no meodio tails, and they want those
who have 10 cut them OF.
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Rsmba rdpnent of CharIeston--A Constant
Rain Of Shells into the City-Raising
CeIored Troops-RemovsIo Of Ileadquar-



FOLLY ISLAND. s. c.. Jan. 10, 1864.
During the past week great number OF shells
nave been thrown into the city Of Charleston from our
200 pound Parrots but with what effect is not known
II Is supposed that considerable damage was done or
the Rebel forts would not have fred bdsy as they
have for the past twenty four hours.
An experiment. is being tried with the 3oCpounder
Parrot gun to see how many shot they throw with
mt bursting so one that Is mounted in Fort Strong has
shrown 500 shells every ten minutes. directly in the
heart OF Charleston without showing any signs OF Civ
Ing way about the breech. Ror any other part The
orders are 10 fire until it bursts, and as The gun is
sighted Tor Charleston every time there Is some chance
u some one getting hurt over there. mn
On "wednesday, the 18th nit, 300 pound shell was
thrown from Battery Chadfeld into houltrie. IL rs
thouqht il dsmounted Of their heavy guns ana did
eon,derabe damage generally a. they did not IRE gun
yestsrday or this morning which In tho nrst tnc that
lori has withheld her fire for twentyour hours since
ne HAYS occupied Morris Island.
An important order issued yesterday concerning
che raising Of ooored regiments IN ths linen.
According 10 instructions from the war ne apartment ~
Wsshington which inclose Gen. Fillmore nas up
vointed Col LitteGeld, one Of our most energetic cor
snols General Superintendent OF the Recru'lpB 9si
vice. He will enter upon his duties at once; Lapor iac
mis- directly under the supervision Of su.h lhoiongh
soIde, r. QltnQe with - Eyssppye o4ceS nAs w.
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ASSEMBLY.
yNVGTsg sFSeTOE

EVENING SESSION.
Tie Assembly net at o clock this evening.
PETITIONS PKEsESIED.
Iy Mr. BfSTDiCr-From tho National ACADEMY OF
Design for release from taxation Also. from the New
York Inirmary. for college powers.
BY Mr.. PRCkNEY-fTom gas consumers. for relief
BILLS NOTICED.
by Mr.. BURKE-Io regulate the rate Of Interest
charged by pawnbrokers.
by SIR. SrElKER--To amend the assessment Laws.
By Mr. rAgkLE--To amend section 80 of the code OF
procedure.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. PosT-for rebuilding locks on the Chcmung
Canal.
By Mr GnmRT-To repeal the act to extend trial by
Jury.
By Mr BrNrpICT-Incorporating the Neptune lnsur-
ance Company.
On motion Of Mr. 1SGR.nAA. resolution wal adopted
calling on the Harlem Bridge Commissioners or inior-
nation 10 what steps they have taken. und the act
OF l-Gl Tor rebuilding said bridge.
Mr.. PncKNEis resolution for investigation OF The
condition Of the soldiers lkcrs Island wa, amended
y providing that the investigation shall be conducted
by letter. and wac then adopted. Adjourned
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RrLL,s HrAn. Mondan Jan. 1a.-Ihe bee

BULLS HEAD, Monday, Jan. 1a.-Ihe beef
cattle market opened G Forty fourth street this morn
ing with less than 100 head ia the sale pers, which IN
ordinary times would have chused adysIce OF cent
pound net, but must report decline of more than
that upon oil the lower grades while first class bnlocks
only hold their 0wn and sellers say they are not
getting much for any class. fIrstcats bullOcAb are
very scarce and all buyers agrco upon mn that a.
general thing prices per pound are the same WINE Tue
quality is not good. This agrees with all tlat We
have obserycdtbat H. that all the stock rated his
class sells well last Monday aud all The stock rated
Medium and Inferior sells lower than last Monday bui
about well as Iucsdny The range oi the market
il from 10 - cents pound Tor the not weight oi meat
seller sinking Ofal that Ia, the value Of hide ana TAT
Some brokers have reported sales Of very rough oxen
and light thin steers and dry COWS at less than cents
but We doubt whether nything t to go upon the stan
OF respectable butcher sold less than Zoe H. ana
mort o the stock has sold AZ 100 2lc and small mum
Der at l3nl3lc.. and very few ut Ne. The weather
today If unavorablc to business IL IL SOFT oggy. ana
threatening rain. and butchers not disposed 10 buy
heavily. But what hurts trade the most u tue chptct
tion of reinforcement TO morrow Of bOO 10 900 head
This with the state Of the weather has depressed tralo
toward night 80 as To characterize il abolnlnnDy
duh" by salcsmen Tho Wholesale butchers are holding
bnck for tomorrow. The iifst class butchers bought
early and went home. Some of them went with only
Mossrs. starr Reed bought but 40 head. For these
they paid dl2lc per pound, fall much as last
week iOl the same quality. They will buy more wheh
terms lower. There Is in market to-day Of tho
best nnd heaviest pair Of sccrs ever In this city tue
weight being o5f0 pounds. We shall give full particu-
price Sc per pound live weight but buyers are not DIS
posed 10 operate. The sheep market Is crowded and
prices from ole pound lower BUYERS want the best
at lees than &C. II pound live weight.
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FROM FORT BLUNT.
Gallant Fight Of sIie Indian brigade
ssan Waite Routed and Q"nutriie's
Command HrOken Up.
&c Of Tic Leayerworih Republican.

Tom Gibson C. T.. Dee 90. 1863
thought would inform you that there has
recently been n sharp fight between this command and
the combined forces OF Stan Waite, Adon and Quan.
tre in which the Rebels have been badly beaten and
totally routed. with considerable loss Of men anu
horses killed and some wounded.
When Col. Phillips assumed command here, on the
away Noforage or but in very limited quantities. had
been obtained for two months The 9th Kansas Cavalry
had used up this stock and had been removed TO Fort
smith an was Smiths battery. few guns left,
bat the gunners and horses we're taken away All white
sosrp had been removed 6ppe 1000 or 00QyeipgeeD,
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FROM TmE DEPARTMENT. OF THE
SOUTH.

The o. s. steamer Arsgo, Capt. Gadsden,
from Stone Inlet Jan IS arrived yesterday at o'clock
The Arago brings "A class and 100 pas
sengers and the usual mails. Among her passengers
are. Brig. Gen. vOgdes, Brig.G Aiken and Capt.
Ammen of the U. 5. Navy Also Confederate prison
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DYSPEPSIA,
AND

DISEASES EREsULTNo FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
are curedby
HOOFLAND's
GERMAN BITTERs.
The great Strengthening
roAIc.
These Bitters have performed more Corss
Have and do give better satisfaction
Have more testimony!
Have more respectable people TO vOucb for them,
Than any other article in the market.
We defy any one to contradict this assertion
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one tina. will produce Certificate psbh.a TN
tina, Is not Genuine.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITgERs,
viii cure every csse Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DHEAsxs
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM DIsOR.
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RESULTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE DIsxs5lys oasAy,,
Con,pa;ion Inward Piles. Fulue. Of Blood 10 the H.,i
Acdity of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food, Fullness or Weight In tho Stomach,
Sour Quotations, Sinking or Flns,eI.
ing at the Pit ofthe Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried and
Difficult Breathing
Flultedns at the Heart,
Choking or Sudocating Sensations wien
ia lying posture, Dmness Of
Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellowne" Of
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side Back, CLss,.
Limb, &c. Sudden Fushes Of Heat, Bgfningin the Fssh
Constant Is ninss Of Evil and GEes. Depression Of ssa
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Advertisement
NINE DEMOREST'S IMPERIAL SkIRT ELE-

y,roR very desirable convenient and perfect Arrangement
for raising uniformly all around the fashionable style
Price Sold at all the fancy and trimming stores OF
sent by mail receipt Of the price. No. Az broadway
Dealers supplied ON liberal terms.
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Advertisement

PuRENOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY, PHYSIoGN0MY.-
Tonisht at o'clock, private class to learn How TO READ
CHARACTER SCIENTIFICALLY" will be formed Ladies and
gentlemen who may wish to join may apply at once to
FOWLER g. WELLS, No. JOB Broadway, n. Y.
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IAdyertisemenL |
IN PRACTICAL PHRENOLoGY.-

INSTRUCTIONS IN PRACTICAL fHRESoLooh'-
private class composed OF aides aud senemen ioi iue
day and Friday evenings forming and will meet for tho
frat time on tho 18th January For PARTICULAR, inquire OF
YoyLEa & WILL 100 Broadway, n y,
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SENATE. ALBANY. January IL. l-6i.
The Senate was hot IN session Tor want Of quorum.
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Commemorative colored troops who arrived
in this city on Sunday evening we're from Owego Tioga
County. NewYo and not from Oswego as stated In
our paragraph.
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REMEMBER,
THAr THIS BIrryRs 10
NOT HOLIC.
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
AND CAN T MAKE DRrSxARDs,
But
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN The WORLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
Nv Comna,d of Mrj. -Gci. q. a. GILMORE.
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GENERAL OEDEcs, No. 81. In compliance WIN
a. ,r.. Of lerrrl Order No. e. culrt1t seTef. from
The, Hrsdenaifer. Col " = Liflched, 2i hr-imcr' a.
Cdored TIoops Is appointed fI'.iden ana In, Leu
Js Dunsan 81 tine same rcs. ~, Recorder a. the hoa'
or tie examination wtc peI,0us iog officers Of cooTcd
it,s r,snitcd or be 0rgsrzrd in hls Department
n Colonel ~ s. LiuleheA lls Il. giment T. :. Coiored
Tfoor il appointed general rupcrui crdrt 90 TIC fcc
service or oorcd Re .mcu'7 IN this Dep 'ni ma WI DC
rsr-ed m tho uevneut Of al bounfics 90 cooIed recruits
'pvoricr az Maior.Deicrpl .. :. GILMORE.
EpW ". sN.rH, lsst AdJt. Gen.