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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-03
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-03
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-03
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Sud-, Satinett, 6aIbleinen, SlansGIs,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-03

Ginlt batten Gin paar Sauern cine
Sau 9sfauft. Ser cine fam zines Sas
gee, uno fra9te oen anoern Sore ou,
tpillft bu oeine 9dlfts nob laufen lafen,
ib iAlo6te meine Wor9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-03
Das grOfr Gn9lif6r geilmit-

Cir Spbn Glarfe's
brrilbmtes f11ittel fir Srauen3immer,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-03

Da ts snbrkbt bic Srau,rIimntsr
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-01-03

Sannifcl, no lit Die S6aufst ? Sie
titat bel Der Wif9abet $50 lisat Die
WiitoabI Sci Der Sbaufct. $50 lies
9en beioe 2 Sie tie9en neben chamber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13

REGIMENTs EXPECTED TO ARRIVE.
The Eighth Connecticut regiment Veteran Volunteers,
two hundred and eighty officers and men, left City Point
Virginia Tuesday morning. and will be due In this
city this evening early hour tomorrow morning.
The Eleventh regiment Connecticut Volunteers which
present stationed Lynchburg Virginia, will also
arrive here during the week.
Governor Smith, Of Rhode Island. has notified Colonel
Amy the state Agent resident this city that the Third
Rhode Island cavalry, three hundred and eightysix
officers and men, which In stationed in the vicinity OF
New Orleans has been ordered 70 be mustered out OF
service and that will probably reach New York about
the early part of next week.
The Forty first regiment New York Veteran volun-
teers which expected 10 reach here yesterday had
not arrived up TO q late hour last evening
NATIONAL GUARD--SEw UNfroRMs-cHANGE OF
NUMBERS.
II matter OF considerable qualification and pride 10
the major portion Of e National Guard that the long
desired reform in the matter Of uniforms Is about to be
United States Army blue regulation dress for the
Guard The Jackets OF dark blue cloth, regular State
pattern the officers pants sky blue, very fine ma
teris while the overcoats light sky blue, and OF
very substantial though neat material The Seventy
uniforms and expect 10 have full ouiA by Christmas.
The following alterations in the numerical designation
OF regiments has been recently ordered Colonel Halls
Zouave regiment heretofore known the One Hundred
fantry g. s. NY This organization is fast recruiting
It's ranks and already numbers I'VE hundred mon Colonel
Bendixs command, the One Hundred and Fourteenth
regiment has been desgnatedas the Third g. N Y.
Tho Fourth National Guard will be known for the future
as tho First regiment artillery, ~ g 3 ~ Y. The
SEVENTEEN National Guard Is changed 20 the Second
cavalry, and Hawkins Zouavos, the One Hundred and
Thirteenth, TO the First regiment N. @. 8 ~. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13
Cond StIon or tho streets.


The deplorabe condition of public streets reminds
Of the days when there City Inspector Booe
and we subjects OF the immortal Hackley, wading
mud and sush Since the FIRST fall OF the streets
have been growing daily worse and II IL continues be-
fore spring the city will be entirely submerged We
informed that the street cleaning contractors have dis
missed portion OF their force Now, IL Is well known
that ut time have the contractors employed force
adequate 10 perform the labor required by the terms OF
their contract: and had oven banded justice been melted
out tothem they would have been deprived OF their
tract under the recent investigation. But New Workers
have proved themselves emncnty gullibe az well
easily swndled people.
However, are to do with the present, and in view
OF the certain and speedy approach Of the cholera
call upon the proper authorities to nvesgae the dongs
Of the contractors and IL necessary let the Board OF
Health take the cleaning OF the streets out OF the hands
OF the present contractors who have most undoubtedly
violated It's provisions and forfeited all claims for pay
ment under II.
We know that when frost and snow come they mate
rally interfere with the cleaning Of the streets but this
alleged reduction Of the force employed indicates bad
beginning for winter HEALTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13
The New Croton Water Works ut MAN.
hattanvillc.

The report Of the commission appointed by the Water
Commissioners to apprase lands 20 be secured for the
purpose Of erecting the Croton reservoir thereon
has been received and duly filed by the Water Com
mssioners, who intend shortly to make application
the Supreme Court for confirmation of their action
this matter, when measures will be at once taken
towards the construction Of the intended reservoir The
ground selected for this work is situate between I72d
and 175th streets and Tenth avenue and the Harlem
river embracing an area of about eight The fol-
lowing estimates OF the property thus selected TO be
bought in the name OF the city have just been made
Estate OF tho late Madame JumclBarr and eight
one housandths acres. $4,000; estate Of Richard f.
Carman, seven hundred and ninety eight one thou.
sandths Of an acre, $4,000.
The new reservoir will be about seven in extent
tower will be connected with II, by OF which
water will be carried 70 such height that II be dis
trbued to the most elevated points OF Manhattan island
There will ase be pumping apparatus to force water
into the reservoir and tank the top OF the tower.
The extreme height OF the will be about three
dred and fifty feet above the level.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13
Board or Supervisors.

The Board met at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
William N. Tweed presiding
resolution TO allow the sunogate's ONCE seven add
tional clerks, at ono thousand two hundred dollars
year, referred to the Committee Civil Offices with
the understanding that they should report it at the
next meeting Of the Board.
communication was received from the Police Com
mssoners asking for the Of those
had shown by the returns OF the November cleo
ton, proved incompetent
Supervisor Ely said that record had been kept Of
the incompetent canvassers
The communication filed.
resolution to pay the sam Of ninety dollars each
enumcraor adopted.
Supervisor ELY asked for the printing Of the minority
report
Mr.. TWEED explained that it would be printed
The Committee Volunteering made further yeport
OF the progress Of the county in the First
The following the returns:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13
NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY,


HOARD OF Al0ermen.
mis- Board met yesterday afternoon at three p n
Alderman Maserson la the chair
A large amount OF business which had accumulated
tincs vacation was attended 70.
communication from the mayor suggesting tho
widening Of Ann street 81 s Junction with Broadway
referred 10 Committee on Streets
Another fron the source reporting the progress
OF the Battery Improvement referred 70 Committee
on Wharves and Piers
petition from the Sisters Of Charity praying for
site Cor Home for the Frendesg at Eighty first and
Eghysecond streets and Fourth and Madison avenues
was laid
report presented embodying resolutions pro-
vidng for tho fencing OF certain sTaces tho juno
ton Of Thirty fourth street ana Broadway for the
tion OF statues OF Fulton and Morse at the expense Of
the resi- dents in that nelghborhood. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned TO this afternoon at
three r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13
miscellaneous.

Pursur James McEiry Of the steamship Quaker City
from Charleston. has thanks for late papers.
We are under many obligations Charles Cam
bridge of ths steamship san Salvador for fun nlcs Of
vannah papers
Purscr oOonor Of the steamship Chas Leary will
accept thanks for fayors.
STEAMSHIP EnIy souDHR, Lockwood. from Charleston
7h for New York. anchor below the former port
the sth inst having blown her cylinder hcad She
probably lowed up the city for repairs the 9th
srrAxsHIp CHAs c. LsARy Bursley, hence a. Galveston
rsports Noy miles south Of CaIysior ishshouse saw
h s oso ssOm ~ Nov
sr,aE around snnnsi and Gil and stern;
s..,an is S VIII sSoossr sssndSSsa Sosrdsd and
a
herr her deck covered with po kettles and other cook
sS. ss
passage OF II days and n hours.
a coal and Was on ssa
bile Bay h Inst having sprung slean and vas probably
throwing tho cargo overheard.
sny cssslc sy, Cousins from Mobile for Boston, pu.
opinion that the cargo OF cotton Is not wet
sr CAROLINE Nrsxn, before reported ashore south Of
carysfor, Light Is total loss Cargo, excepting ~ 800
gAnx W.LrHAx a,hor. near indian Key lies in feet Of
ien out The IRON aud hides VIII inc b. saved si
BaRW IDA reported Scotia ashore In the Sea
q r 40 WOOL as ~. es so"na rs% Odessa
BARK QurrS Man tBr), Walker from Portland for Maian
vas Is ashore Triangle Reef with spars away and
will be a total loss.
BkRw CAsrsu tr) from Baltimore Belfast Ireland
after being detained at Fortress Monroe by
the munny Of hercrew saod 10Th inst for her destination
Bnc SRA LAus Spanish harbor lies in fee, wate.
total wreck large boiler saved from the
wreck and taken 10 Key West.
BRrc CARor,.A-Bv despash from w Pass received IA
New orl.sn. inst from Capt ISempsOa q the bar,
Jessie Colin (Br), learn that the brig Carolina
is= s;i:s :s'Ss
Bpra AIspWrr tBr) Norris from Eyork for Point Petrc
guadaoupe with cargo Of shooks lumber herosinc oil
Arrangements have been made bo.ween The agents Of tho
and Cant Rochwe OF schr Actor OF New Lon
don 10 save vessel and cargo per cont salvage The
Tor arrived al New Lcsdon snrJay With portion Of bs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-13
Cour, Cniendsr-This nay.

Srpprrr CouRT-SrHrfAL TFnM.--Nos. 20 23f 232
233, 235 2s7, 2ss 49, 240 2fl 242 243 ga 246 2a6
N7, 2ls ESQ, Isl. crrcuit--part Nos. 1888 2e4e
2css, 2o1l 2eis 1910 2c71 2sss 2oss 1901 1905 2cae
Noe 2s2e 274e 274s 1850, 27b2 1854 27bG 276s $780,
2.e2 2,s4 a!oS a7os 21.a 2s'4 257c ESQ 2.s2 2.ss
1850, 2111, e45, 1878. 213l.
suprRIoh CorRr Part flame calendar Part D
Nos 1s12 <61o 1914, eio 4s2, So24 la4s seq, 2iae.
z142, 2144 ALAG, 2f4s, $3.50
Cosnos pIsAs-Pss: 1-Ncs 1851 70, lsl2, COS $40,
1894 sl5 1884 1857, 1901, 1909, 1850 o7s 100, 1850
Part 2-Nos 3s< 111s 1890, 1896 1147 Jl76 SOS, 1919,
1874 1870 1870 1871 1878. 1891. J2s2
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The Law OF Contracts.
SUPREME COURT.
Before Judge Mullen,

Charts r. Leggee PIE Mutual LIFE i'sanoWc, CaDs
pany.-In this the insurance company had mort
gage upon the property Of George W Peck, at Flushing,
L. L. which they forccloscd An agreement alleged,
was entered into the plaintiff and the company
that the should purchase the property for 1000
In the event OF this contract being broken by either
res ponsibls such breach OF faith Plaintiff employed
counsel 10 ascertain particulars Of title TO the property
when discrepancy relative TO the heirs ut law TO the
property was discovered Plaintiff then refused W make
purchase, and brings suit for the recovery Of 80 600
Case still on
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HussSutLfS. On Tuesday, December r. FREDEucr
B. HyLssnUIfgn, In tho 9Th year OF his age
His friends arc respectfully invited attend the 10
neral from his lato residence 373 Broome street. on GS
day morning, at eleven O'CLOCK
. lTtr Ohes Dsahs 50, ~eoas AND Th,.s paa,s1
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The following protest made by Supervisor Ely
Whereas special meeting OF this Board was held at
noon on Tuesday November 2S, pursuant to call dated
the same day. OF which meeting l was not
notified; and Whereas In the official proceedings Of
the mcctng published by authority in various newspa-
pers, two important items were supprcssed-to wit
resolution to pay 1872 ss for expenses New Court
House, and resolution TO pay 81 500 to the New York
Printing Company, which last has been vetoed by the
Mayor illegal and rauduent-I therefore hereby pro-
test against the proceedings Of said meeting being
subvcrsve OF all principles Of fair legislation and
laton VI my rights and privileges a member OF this
Board. SMITH ELY JR Supervisor
The Board then adjourned
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
LES, PORTER AND EXTRA STOUT.
MACPHERSON AND DovAsp SMITH
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New York,
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Tor city and Southern use
These Aic. Porter and Stout arc o. superior quality
Srewed with sres,, care nuve and strengthen
Brewery West Eighteenth between 9TH and 9Th
HOUSEHOLD woRD-BUy YOUR SILVER
"A Plated Ware Table Cutiery Ghns Class hapthss.
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An IMMENSE IMPROVEMENT IN STEAM.
w. C. HICKS, PATENT STEAM ENGINES
rs per space weight friction and parts Adapt,
COMPANY, 80 Liberty street, New York
CRUTCHEs.- pArEST ELASTIC RUB.
u Der Clutches. First premium awarded. The easiest
70 %ai TsggroR nf ows saa ' ''s'
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT
We . psSdi' Advice free RowEs Attorney and
nIvoRCEs.-PRrvATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
~ subject TO this and other states All law business at
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no TO THOMAS r. AaNEw's. 2so AND ss2 GREEN:
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any store In New York One price house
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highest premium, was awarded 70 these machnss N isto
SEND catalogue 10 WILLIAM EE corner OF Elm aud
Franklin streets, New York. Established Ia 1897
CEwlNa MACHINES
During The year ro Wn ff Wilson's SEWING
MACHINES have been furnished the poor 20 be paid for
nsalmcnts according their respective ability from the
establishment at the corner OF Twenty second street and
Broadway, involving large outlay land sometimes very
make both ends meet the coopsrason Of parties select
for cash solicited. In addition 20 avery style OF
wheeler Wilson'S Howes improved for Manufacturers
full assortment or snk, Cotton Needles OIL 40, for
taken with family ecwing .anisns Ac Competent ope-
paired 70 rent kept In order without charge Having
Increased facilities for tho accommodation OF cust0ers
increase Of patronage VIII receive the seo prom asten
ton as formerly. ". ELLls