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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03
Gorporailon Notices.


i 3
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEES.--Nouc is
| I hereby given tlat the ASSESSMENT ROLLS OF the
REAL and ltSONAL ESTATE e til ty and County o..
New ork the year 1915 iii be orcu fr n'prc'9n snd r.
view nom and alter MONDAY, jan. H. ieGl, 6o Z. remain
omen an The 3)h DAY OF April 1854 Tor the correction Of er
ar aud the equa zaon OF the Assessments 81 the LoeaH
ra and -r.6ual Estate OF the City and County u new
York An persons believing themselves to be a92 ev'd mus,
maze apui atom to tho Comuisslones during 'n- Fr.ou
lbs mentioned in ofder 70 obtain The yec pro 1911 by "
Tbr Act Of 1863 provides that During the time ta o9"a'
,bs be omen 10 public inspection herenJe ore 9s''eH
cation may De made b. any person cons tfins h 't
yrd by ,he assessed valuation Of his yea n per ' e
st 10 have the same corrected" sUchc qoicatiou De made
In a1n 10 e assessed valuation OF the rem '- .-.a'
be made In " ting stating the ground Of oDecuJn AeeIo
ami hrr.upou he Commissioners shall Examine INTO tle com
ant and II ia their judgment tAe oa'sssL at e0
ihey ,hal cause the same be ctea en- aplcaoh
BE- se ia ro alton 10 the assessed valuation o. i5 oa a'
the applicant sha examined uueet oah Ol ile tai ~
missontrs who s4l be authorized 70 aG e' seu '"sH
any Of them; and H. In his their juiue the t'
is erroneous, ey shall the same u ne e
ana hx the such assessment A. tey may
after application snail have been maze 70 tLcn N"to
duaton shall be- made by the Board Of SipeYis' 81 any
Fe ent real aud personal estate imposed unaer 'is ~
il shall appear under oath 9TH atom that te pi
agyrcyed unlbo attend within the period prec I'el
for tie correction Of taxes by o. scness Or ioce
from tie city. A. }. WILLIAMSON, jComlHissiontI'
}. w. ALLEN, OF Taxes an1
wv BROWN, Assessmonts.
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Commercial Ept.Iliaenc..

iIvgRPOJi, i4l. 10 'e5t
CoTToN-Ihe sales on Monday end Tuesday
-s,.s only 2 0I 0sle Tho mani, cinao, very dri.
dread una open hrres under tie ~4fke tpr.t. Wheat
81 id I'D. higifr.
Provision generally steady. l'rd j. irm't
LoNuJs, Jon If-EvsHInk.
Consos cosoi ~ noon e. o. itU5y $40 IT. il0l'y.
the Hsiiwly share siafkef be- week.
haS faOri loan 10 asCJ. a 40 fzua..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03

Voprh,alin Havand Mcfrsth, Jaque', Enaefer, Cook
brandon Brice and Knssell-2o
Repor. Of COMMITTEES Rational Af, Of Board Of Alder.
man of 1853 In favor sdortiug rrEc don n. f5ows:
Ppored Thai the Comp l,f y ana hereby author
lied and directed to draw hs 'sarrart ia Of ts named
persons f.T the ar2ount set o. posie ther names.
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Quart .KxAsTgEs OYTcE. No. STATE st,
NEs 1UEK. FEB. ,. l3l4

CEALED PROPOSALS VIII DO received az
- tbs Office until two O'Clock p. MONDAY next The
6h rst r the ct.s Of al Government stores n the city o.
BroDkn which Il may b8 the dlty u this DcpsltIen! 20
ploye Or the period % ono year.
Pefuns offering to perform this ssrvice requested 20
..e ue price pet earn load OF i've barrels 4 pork seven
bau,l OF h1u hi,een hundred pounds wi t Of other
roods an distance eIrtCdrs naf uc with an ~
cr-fseof one third fof any additional tuNN. ..
Tls perry 20 whom tic con ret may sward d viii be
rc-rl 3D. We n retdess 90 tiflsss s cHHt number II
tcufto perform the service required lHd o. call ~ The office
onsc day aud a much oener ~ cuusauces uay i,o
rediVe orders II required seTcss must &C. performed q
uieltos on Sundays. without Hcrea.et ccmpensst1n
No ffpuosaI ID 10 considered unless coming nom rrspOu
shc ATTY unless accompanied By ho name. o. two per
hiiy who willing 70 become surety for ire
rl4tv rakf the bid Ga the p~ra ~ i've thousand dDai
STEWART VAN NLlEE,
N..nr md o artrrnatteI. U. =. Amy.
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CITY eOvrBNGENT.
Hoard UT toancifn;CI7.

Hoard 81 Foanciin;c
Os,,.aI afscuL s.,slo,-. .loi.r, f.. o. ma
o's.ot. ). D..
IN. Po,,d". c.rs, u 'o ao'"'r ne 10 then 'm"tc''
NJ. N CIS I.s-.
'y.se,-isn.s. .y,s ,,e. r'o,'5'r "a ne tA.r rG
"a - ,ov'T. Orfnt'.t
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FVUNIts-
Which asor,ed by the following vote:
Aflsma'iv eCouncilcu Keenan,, Riley, BIophy, Hasery
Hycs, Wchser iieAeuau, r. an, Gross, hcPrer' hosef
Ioushaliu Hayand McOg,n, Jacques, Schseief, Cook,
Brrrd1a, BE--c rud RussI--2n
CoaucAntl HAGERIH moved that the BoaTd do now adj
jo0u.
" hCh carried
Nbcreuo President declared that The Board stood adj
burned o, III Ihur,day, ith met A. O'clock ?. M,
JA'4ES NJ. SWLEHY, Clerk
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GLsERAL ORDERS.

RECOGNITION "t The sur.en lois numbers two hundred sud
w"HiyfFei "o hundred and et,-seten two hundred
cn y9nt shd $40 hnalsfd and dirt y.vne Wca or ,s
,' 'ho one hundred e,t east Of Tenth avenue be- hs1
undcf tns direction The Street and te a.
r,uUluy 10 0.d.rausr b'reiofc adopted.
Wnch va adopted BY the following vote:
ARfms i've IO.j liam Kceusn, Riley pYonby Urrerfy
Ig,i. Wtbi rI bsterrIn Ryan, GlCss, Htppcr kostsu
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OnDsAAoE OYTiCs. No. - WORTH 81,
- - .Dn-- ~ ~.

NV OK Foo. j, tb1s.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received NJ
y TITS ofLse until O'Clock p oE The Oh INIT Furnish
lua subject ioinsroron 20 the r. Ordnance Department
Oitnanle purposes
STANDARD .aFlpe. showing the quality Of tho goods
quret, Oh be seen a, No. G Wouhs'
LIDS ~h bs considered Tor goods IN pot ready ir nfne
dle de- ard Tor those arrive before The Ih a
DELIVERIES % be made ~ 'hs Office free Of expense.
bilds submit with ikor apYsa s-ripc OF the
rords ey propose % nush rud sts Tho limo propot"i
deliver he quantity they o9g the width Of the goodsfand
the prize per yuId
40 nd ~ibe considered which does not ffom refu'
laf deief In such goods.
Pf5o, mu,, Be accompanied by proper guaranty or tie
h /, re eived to any q. of'he BIDS II deemed
unsetiActlTy on tuy sccouut . .,....,,,, ., ,
Prous,l, viii he addressed 20 Csp'. s. CRSPlN, Ord
n,uc. scs No % WoItls and ird5Ta,t Proposals FOR
Lincnf s. CRIcIlN Cap.-.l 4 Ordnance.
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NAVY DFPtRTAEST,
BUREAU OF fHOgIsIoHs AND CLOrHiaG
January 20, 1914.
DRCpOSALS FOR BOOTS.-Sealcd Pro-
4 psa, viii be received a: III. Bureau until o'clock
H. q, the I2h February. us1tiuo for Five Thousand
fsirs of0EAISED LEAVN1R BOOTS The boots mnst
be O. ih best quality q Obtained grained i'ni se"ed
with sauara aNL Al DE srvlg aud stitching 20 BE- done
win band co.resord TO svesy respect with the sample
found At the rr0akyu Navy yud ctcrp. trt me sides
sllY, Tho 20 be delivered - The lr'oEiyn yard
n ten days s'r being n0thed Of be acceptance o. ne
ufyn0aa and trre nnhnLgl he u.nl nrelon u he aId
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REsOLnrlneie eFsuMKD.

Hy Councilman NAynArD-
f''.ed Vah the p,ioei be aid Ne ,'le.hy author
td tnl du"ced 10 dfs BIZ warrant IN ihypf OF Lr oth
'.t 'fA Company Tor tue OF forts ~. dollars seug
~ ria-e ~ TIC sfiybinth Regiment NcH NoIk hats VA
'h4 D-TG, on the occasion Of the funeral Of Gen COTcOt
sA1 rlrT2o tre Satls ~ its appropriate a, aunt
winch Nas fcricG % tue Committee 90 National Af'is
lHVlrATOy.
~ % vtaCu was received from tc Li,c O,f GLIB 10 ~
j l"f Ahno- Bal nj De Apollo BoOMs on the sfeliug Of
tc,.i1iy ist.
Which accepted
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OTFrcs OF TIE Strict coypussioSrn, ;

No 2J7 Broadway, New.iork. )
ITO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS in
closed IN sealed envelope Endorsed with tIe tte OF re
work and with the name Of the bidder written thereon viii be
received at til. office until Thursday February 1854 at Il
O'Clock a. NJ,
For bui ding Tender for Engine Company no. u
Tor building Tender for Engine Company 40. d9.
For bull ling Tender for Engine Company No. 81
For new Il, u ior Essex Market Tower. 90
For building House iot use Of Hose Company ~ w.
For building House for Of Engine Company 10. 25
Blank Of proposals together with ne srecc SONS
and Agreements can b. obtained al TINS oce-Daci oee,
Depat uleut, New York, January p, 1884
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Street Ccmmlssioner.
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LADY wishes 10 obtain PUPILS 10 in
~ sttc. IN MUSIC Ter-as , i2 lor quarter IN advance
sbmit,s Piano Forte ustho' usrd " ,d .ye instruction
u the ssh branches rrrAd hous each day 20 person
% dcsnlL Adlscss immediately !NSihJIliON'
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'ENO IRON WORKERS.-Sealed PROPO-
SAILS will be received this office, until IL o'clock No.
OF "Wednesday, Feb 10, 1905 li watch hoUr they w 30
pub'icly openedl, for FURNISHING aad SETTING in
PLACE around the New Reservoir about 32CO nei ieei oil
IRON RAILING .
Dnwngs and Specifications csn be % application a,
the Il .ilgor'. Once. Botlnds, Paris
THOMAS STEPHENS, J CrotOn
ROBERT l.. DAhhAGH, Acqucdgct
4. w. CRANEN, bosri
Orce Cro;on AclleGucI Department, Ro.unds, Park, IN
.. l.1L
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OCEAN Gieamer5.

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
-,,:tin. ~ ,'i,g e,r.riAv:
fN'' N1RiKrlC, t66otun. COLtbiBlN 900 tgn,.
HIlERNlA, 1900 tlA' AAGLiA. sg,S taa,. IT..
Ci F - 5 'lI ard so st-orrrsi+o to St Jo-p NJ go
30 anu s1l--Oul o. ~ e1liyArut. -, 81
steamshp NOVA SCoflAN. nom Por 1na to Liverpool
tes . Rs;e' Of Pa,'.se 2 o 80 p anf 80 q, ut.
braHcLr. in b.. and aid Ireland
fLIhWiiEStf' GILES / Co.. No. II South willam,st
f'' Pes.1iI6sE i' sEArLE No. q Broslv,y yewyoll
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PASY.
The undersigned will di,7a,eh Of the u1desrtiouei or
other tr''c' g. e. fts -, ~ ,Tgno steamer ''
calling a. Queenstown % and pa'ensess aud aes' AI~E'
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
rOUIsiA NA.......2 5.5........ brooEng.. ...
neutrality-suspicious.. .Graoc.....
TSe.o steamer, have al Seen bu, ansr the n.rcroa o.
csr.ed ui,tcla'. Tor twenty-five years.
who are ehsrssistth following rate':
s s'., o.'a',',','','', Payable in Currency
Dietary end acoomaodl,on Unsurpassed By any other line
Foriur'lcr particulars, app'yto
WILLIAMS & GUTON. No Il Whilst
NOR CALIFORNIA ia PANAMA-A first
, class STEAMER wall Ie.se Ney.lorS on The 3d. l3,h
and 2Jd month eTcep, when those dates M on - y
DAY. whoa tIs Day OF dePar;uo viii De- no AONDAh io
lowing. - -
10, FcisA, Pasage apply 81 The only oqlce 10 Bow
linz Green D. q. ALLEN, agent
TENUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. ~
BETWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL CALLINn
Al CORK HAkBOR 1870
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING Al HALIFAX And CORK HARbOR
CANADA Boston cdlrslay Eeb
AusTRALAsiAN. leaves Newi orS... Wetnesdaj Feb 70
AsGh..........ieu,es Bos'or..... W cdnc,u'y req !,
CHINA.........eagosE New ork.... Wednesday Fob =
KAHlA........ca'e' osio.'. " tiis iiy ,i1I,l,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New foIk.. " ctlcslaY Ms.ch9
IRON NEWBORN TO iiYEarooi-
Chief CABIN Passage. TO- ~
Second Cabin Passage. GU U"
IRON BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage 4lt ~
rsvahr iu gold or is equivalent Ia linked States currency
Ecttts not secured until paid Tor.
~ experienced Surgeon on board 80 20
Tie owners Of these ships Wi not be accornfpr 10Y 'le'
OF Naaoes un-s Bill, VI LadiuG having tie value eA cs.oi
are signed therefor
Eof Freight or Passage -pp.y to 90
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Ifas EN ~ ifc- ~
NEW-IEPSEY RAILROAD and TkANSP.
Nv CON sud ser MONDAY, Dec. - trlus WI ave
lNEN.NOEk !or H-tIApkE lnd MASHlND.oS, o. "
,tt 10 L. H. 30 %. 3D. aus II NiJu- hf abs 80 e 300.
in ., t,S s..ae,rs !or BALtt&pit ana WA>hlN.'-
VOS only. tbs Jrliu makes 80 coaa on q thd" p -
Train, lif Philadelphia vii leave NrF-iok % g. sL4 "
i e. ri. d. No., and q p. 3D., sri a. 3i,nI-tt
N'iIP.RN REFS ST.. Lrt De- ge.a.'e' On 'hr p - n
,, ,.i,n M rr,ils = ~. NOI,ttft
De-, a 1852 A,,is'art Superintendent s.. }. x. Y.
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-rlNNsYLNANA CGNrnAh

1864 rtSAS{LH !, y N NJ 6tt.A ,
a tlObs ~ H. NLAHUNIp "a ~. = " AZ -
leave N,w.Nofk rom tIc foot az COM hi H. Ih9
tcg cts to- Chicago Nr.usce - s, hii III r'nls 90
cleveland Columbus. Cuclns and si po''s 30 10" " 90
and South " ct ga. Be procured % ,le oo" q, no ti-f
ys, c,tr1l Z r. No is.,r HoErr, " g DO" Der e. :
Of Cog.tsaJsst I.ous ;rars leave 43,w.l o. o. io''
lam txurs., VS. rhi,adc lln. arNes m Pu..o''s' ~
o p H. Express. Vi, rtraicqh,. sr-'cS IA P'ii'ont' 10
l;2Op. p..l..t ..
2 . u. Express Va N'ra.ovu, agy'' u f''''i'' ~
One Through TIN 81 Sunday, vii Philadelphia ''''r,
). J.. ILLlOrE Ta.,l.o 'ss.!'s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03

EEORGE STICK a Co.'S Grand and Square
II fIAND.FDHI rs Mandatory sui Naf,T2ou4t Nps
l1 and lla Wsfrlst q tsls 49, Ac ios- Every
Piano " 4rrani-d f.4 i've Jrars.
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Jnsirutiion.

A FEMALE TEACHER, Of various acquire
uslt, tact aud experience who con t' veil recon-
m-udr ofc.s three hour ~ trr time dhy ghr 10 scuo.
or families IN inc u.y. DAs,t 10 y IT, s'aA,A %
New.Gs City.
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ST0YINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.

NTONINGION LINE Tor BOSlON, va GtO-
y TON NEW-LONDJN, STOSISGyON. PNOYl.
DESCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, snt NhN.ELDFOkD.
The splendid steamers COHHDNN EhLIl. and PLY.
MOUTH KOCk wi leave Pier NO. - ~. r., loot u Count.
lsutt--'.. daily tDcglt Sunday, q. 3. no..
Ffe,ght Een as l." as by aly o.na' ir ocs Of Com
ptfiy. 80. lis N,.t-s... conner ot 'olraIs TO-
New.York Soy Z 1863 W 4. EDWARDS, Accent.
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GREAT TRIUMPH.
N sTEISWAY 1 sOa5.. Eot - and oi Wsksr't, arr
March u end ~ East ittl sl Sev-Eo-i awarded
hrt prize rul. ~ tc ai- nsaf International Exhibition,
Loa'oa. tte 80 Plane. non 81 gss .. mo world 81.
tered fGr competition.
Inc s,.r.i. cllcsponlsn. of Thc NewYofk Tine, sayt
"Htssr1 n.r.awlu iniJ-tfu~ut By tho Jlrors i en-
phc and and % t4o plla tAan tat u
F.rgpr.l uIasff"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03

NEWNORK, HARLEM, ard ALbAA :
" acknowledgements ACCCh.MODATiuNN.
laiu. tor Albany. Troy &c Norh ed We, we -',.'
drr-t e. 10 o. r.. and 49, y. SUNDAY ius hss' "a ,
Work Tor Albany As y. M. -rd albany ~ cWf "ra -
a. "a JOHN "a - ulIl. .UFfUtr hs'l Be-
irsNO RAILROAD TRANELEIIS.-for M
iuiorna,ion IN reie g. T.ue ioh.ys stations, '
snce. aud Connection lAl.tl.ea ~ ''E ~ "'""l =
RAILWAY MAPS, g,,rcsra,rg thr PrrcpI Rl'1.Ss q
flT'ssG APPLEToES' RAILWAY GUIDE.
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Very latest by sho Hiberuiao

LONDON Jan. ~, lrtA
The Duke Of Cleveland died at Roby Caste
yosterc4 afternoon between and oc.ock Hs
Grace has been seriously i'll since friday.
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ATLANTIC and GrE1T WESTERN
- RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. Pas
.SE,1ER TRAfS5 LEAVE NEN-f O.,t. VIA. tue Er.s
Rgilv,sv from foot Of CLar1,rs-,t RUNNING TdROlOh
30 CLEN ELAND, U. NlluDJt cdAHJa Or CARS,
connecting with railroad Tor g. principal ,es IN tlc Wed"
TLiI road IA being extended end wiz b. IN COMP -
running order Mansfield suon cfo'n, Dayton cH..n
r.ti ana 81, Louis W shout orcgl Of gauge. -
n II GooowAy Gen 4. k. Art., Il. r. SNEETSER
49, Alesdyi'e fG G,,. al Supt
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Steamboats, al6 Railrodos.
ATETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.


4 PORT and FALL tIN EIl.-Ihe splendid md srrerior
sts-n.e, 3 AZ : ATE Gagt Brown. iesses Nsw-l ork
o'co. 3. m. and the EXPIRE STATE Csut EIsyt5n on
MOa Day " tBNErDAt, and FRIDAY, at oc.Ock p. w..
from Pier No. 3 North River.
Heoger VII De REGARDED secured any appi-
cant ui 81 The sau3s shall have been plid for.
rceht Boston forwarded though with gres. d. lch
by an rs press Freight Train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at Il O'Clock M, and was opened
with prayer by the Rev. DE-. Moore
Mr. Hutcheson introduced a resolution, directed to
the Committee for Courts of Justice, to compel
aliens to take out naturalization papers ALSO To
require military service OF all citizens of Maryland
within the State upon pain of losing In right to
hold and possess property IN the same which was
agreed to.
MIR. Edwards offered a resolution TO empower the
OTerseers the poor in the several counties to inn
press supplies for the Of the poor to be paid for
ar the regular schedule rates. Agreed to, and Ie-
1erred to the Cora1aittce for Courts of Justice. -
Mr. Scott submitted q resolution, directed to the
Committee on Roads and Internal Navigation to
require railroad companies to invest certain per
centage OF their income to keep the roads and roll
ing stock IN repair
Mr. MuTdaugh, by resolution directed to The Com
mIttoe Military Affairs, advised the amendment
of the law for the relief Of soldiers's families, SO as
to include the families of all soldiers who have been
driven from their homes by the enemy.
Nj. McCue' offered resolution to amend tho law
Tor the protection OF sheep, to admit its more
stringent application.
MIR. Burweu offered a resolution looking to TIE
creation of commissioner of Ioads and Internal
communications ana the abolition Of the office of
commissioner Of public works.
In a communication from the State Auditor, re-
ceived the deficiency stated III the message OF the
Governor for the fiscal year. 1865. is cut down by the
correction from eleven million, four hundred and
eighty thousand, three hundred and forty-fve dol
lars and seventy-touT cents to three million, nine
hundTcdi and twenty-five thousand, three hundred
and thirty nine dollars and fifty-six cents.
Adinurrad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10
HUNDRTT, ND FIFTY


DOLLARS REWARLt-.i rrSard of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DUl4LA % will be paid
for the delivery me, in this dty, 1f each of
the following SLAVES, sho aa.e iiscQnded from
the Carbon Hill Mines, III thu '9uIty during the
past six months:
CHARLES, mulatto, sbo' I've 6;et nine inches
in height, thirty-two years oil lot s1out, with very
noticeable grey eyes from o. eoanty.
DANIEL, "a dark brown p, about five feet
eight inches in height, ninetesr uenty years DID,
very sprightly countenanee, g." p t1lkatlve.
WILLIAM, dark brown OF b.. we feet eight or
nine inches in height, very b,ly made, thirty
two or thirty-tour years DID, .a,y quiet IN his de-
meanor; from Gloucester county, Virginia.
FESTUS, dark brown, five feet seven or eight
inches III height well made, pleasant eountenance
and good address, twenty-five to twey fur years Of
age fis
LEWIS, black, five feet seven eight inches in
height, .quare built but not very stout twenty
eight or thirty years Of age; hmps slightly.
The two latter have relations living in Richmond,
and have been employed Tor some years in Man
chester. JOHN J. WERTH,
de 2-oaw4w Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10
GOTERNOR SMITHS llESSAGE-A W0RD
To the Editor Of the Richmond Disgateh: !:

To the Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch
regret your space would not allow you to publish
the model message OF Governor Smith. 1t Is itl-
ques.ionably one of the a0lest and most patllotie
State papers produced by the war, and Will be
pointed to century hence for Its broad statesman
ship, its enlarged and its genuine Nat1otisIu
How well it compares with the marrow views and
transparent demagogueism of Governor Brown, OF
Georgia and the subtle poison and evil counseIs OF
Mr. Vice-President Stephens! He speaks like a
man-Lke patriot-who does not scan the acts OF
the Confederate authorities with microscope only
TO find fault but he exercises his ingenuity to dis
cover wherein he aid them IN the struggle with
our mortal foes His views upon the duties OF state
officers and the consumption OF the negro are equay
iudicious The negro has hls part 10 perform IN thls
war; and the only question for US TO consider Is,
shall he assist to fight the enemy, or assist the
enemy TO fight US 1t IL the opinion OF General
Lee, and of the army that he had better assist Us
and such, too, is the judgment OF many OF the
wisest and bes. men in the Conleeerdcy. The ques-
ton is not free from difficulty; but the difficulty IS
not so serious that it cannot be overcome BY patrl-
otism and statespanship.
To this point would invite the attention OF Con-
gress Let members, if possible forget self for a
brief season and meet the great questions discussed
in this message III the exalted spirit IN which
they are considered by Governor SmNh. Let the
army be reInforced-5y white men, II you please )
and if not then by black men. The few partisan
editors and State officials who have raised such
camor about the negro and state rights, and ha6sds
corpus, and liberty of the press, ard who had rather
say an evil thing Of the Confederate Government
than good one, do not represent public opinion :.
they onlJ utter their narrow preludIees. Let
Congress treat them with sileut contempt and do ts
duty. MILLEDSEFiLIr
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

Boston OPISIos-The Northern booksellers
publish the following compliment to Ndcayia. The
writer is a Boston woman:
have read Nacaria. Its author is marvel
ou5 mistress of the art of pathos 1t is a sad book
utterly at variance with all flyolity and sham pre-
ttnce; free flom can't bgotry intolerance, it in
culeates sound Christian morality, and abounds in
incentive to lofty, enno5hng endeavor. A good
book TO place in the hands of those just commencing
the earnest work OF life. 1 am heartily glad of its
success. MARY A HOWE"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-10

GERS was captured in hand -to-hand en-
counter, and Fitzpatrick himself was
wounded.
On our side, Colonel Gainse, acting
brigadier, was severely wounded. The
Augusta Coastatutionaljst says that on
Monday last fight took place at Walkers
bridge, on Briar creek, twenty miles
from Augusta, in which the Federals
were worsted A batch of one hundred
and twenty-five Yankee prisoners had
arrived in Augusta.