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MERCHANTS.
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Merchants visiting this chy or the purpose ol selecting
stock o goods Tor The Fall and Winter sales TO his exi.n
sive stock OF Tin, JaJd,ie Sheei Iron and britannia
WaaeseOmprslng general variety, winch has been
in establishment, and BY The hest
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Also on hand, an cXesye assortment of Pens Of yarios
makers which r. offers for sale very low prices For
sale by &. r. Nesbi, H. Cosswcll Messrs Wheeler 4
Wood Bowen 4 Cos Lambert ~ Lane, d. Fell, in Wall
street, and by all the Satontis nttc rity oct lily.
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CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

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v<s.s. Asuu Ui the General Post Office would
respectfully invite the attention Of his
ritnds, the citizens of Washington ami
s vicinity stt.k ut Furniture and Houseke,pin.
articles comprising in part
Mahogany spring seat Sofas
rocking aud parlor Chairs
centre, card, and dining Tables
.,' bureaus, sideboar,ls, &e
and Gilt Frames, Looking. rlasses
Wardrobes, Br,isieats, Cribs Crudles - .'
Shuck hair and straw Mur,sses
Feather beds, Saeklng Button,s, &c
ALSO,
Glass, china, stone eaItien, aud iron Ware,
Knives and Forks, brushes, and Wooden Ware
With numerous other articles IN the line loo
numerous 10 mention.
lie Ia prepared 10 manufacture all kinds Furniture at
the shortest notice aud the reasonable terms lie
atrs himself that IRON his long experience the cabne
business, all work made by him win be dune hbiu
and worknsinhke manner, al give entire satisfaction
n u OH Fnfn'orc, taken IN exchange lor now
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Carrying Tie Great Central United States Mail
SCHEDIJDE

NJ Carrying The Great Central United States Mail. nv
SCHEDULES
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore, daily, except Sundays
Mt r. NJ, by the well known route via Chesipeake Raw
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, Charles
Ton, S c. without loss of sleep to Wedon-n popular,
comfortable, anil safe steamboats, with their experienced
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon or
HERALD Captain Russell, or JEWESS Captain Sutton
This Line has been running for upwards Of twenty years
for this route Arriving in Norfolk, after comfortable
nights Sleep next morning, ut O'Clock, A. NJ Thence up
the James River, with lis beautiful scenery, ay light by
| the Steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain DAVIS, or ALICE,
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captan BLOW
some time in advance at Petersburg Of the Great IT, S. Mail
Line with the passengers leaving baltimore same time or
Washington City next morning, where this Great IT, S Mail
their false advertisement OF "a hours ahead OF any other
Line The Bay Line gives the traveller at least six hours
rest ut Petersburg TO encounter the night travel Whining
ton, n @. The passengers that leave baltimore Nv
the Bay Line amagamaie at Petersburg with those that leave
Baltimore evening, and Washington next morning.
tva the Great u $ Ma) Petersburg therefore arrive al
Charleston all together
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
road TO Garysvlle and Franklinence by the steamer
FOX to Edenon Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington N
g. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk at Band Portsmouth o'clock
r. NJ, daily except Sunday, arriving in baltimore in
time for the several routes going North East South and
West a ~
- e. SsSsS,s o q s'''''' = 20
:. :" Richmond Petersburg, Va
Castor or Weldon, N. O., 9
Through to Charleston S. c., 81
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats included
thereby saving to each passscnger by this route 81 80
Travellers by the above will please be directed by
our Soliciting Agent in the Cars, and by the Porter in the
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line labelled on his hats who will
Baltimore October 9Th, 1917 div
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Philadelphia, sE Emisrani and Transportation Line every
hy, by Steamboat Transport, III ~ o'clock l.. NJ, fare
S22 Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from lIighlsiowll
and Vests Turnout; from New York Freehold by Wess
fu1ot 81 l2 from New York 10 Freehold by Iigitstowll
81 80 TO Spolswood and VESTS 10 cents South Amboy 5
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Fifty ponlsO baggage will be allowed to each passen.
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which will be at the risk OF its owner
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WAiErNGroN Jan. aa.-Miinisht OF ~

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
wssErNGToS Jan. 9i-Miinishi or siisr.
HTeviys the soul Of wii-gss. Msira n parro.
general attack on everything expected frum
Mr.. BESToS to morrow N the Senate, particularly
on Gen TATLcH, whose star OF fortune the powers
that be wish to see eclipsed
Mr.. ArcHIsoS viii make a notification Of bis
amendment to the Ten Regiments Bill, allowing
tiers. sc. The other seven regiments 10 be or.
gsnized as volunteers Mr. BENTON Ia, been in
favor Of this proposition.
Ths Ten Regiments Bill is expected to pass
with which Mr. POLK hopes to get power enough
to carry the Lieut. Generslship. the tax IN Tea
and Coffee, &c The reason Tor letting this bill
pass, IS, that the Senators wish 10 give Mr. POLK
everything he asks for 10 prosecute the war
To test ths. Senator JARNAGIN intends % move
as an amendment 10 the Ten Regiments Bill to
morrow. that a Lieut. General be appointed
Gen TAYLoRs letter Is not mentioned in the
mon Of last evening It's said /; viii not be in
to moTows Intelligence. Why
CILLEY, WEBSTER, THOMAS CLATroN. REvER-
DY Johnson, EVANS, ARCHER and MASGUN, are
said 70 be IN favor Of making the ten REGIMENTS
regulars. The other Wings opposed to it,
- The Judiciary C0mmi'ise N TIC Senate %
rhlcb The Oregon Icrriforlai BIZ. from ne House
ras referred hare struck Outths am Slarcry clause
from he Blu. This Will cause some excitement in
the House, as well rs in the country Probably
no Oregon Bill viii pass this session on this ac-
count.
Gen GAMES arrived in this city this evening
lie acknow edges that he gave the letter OF Gen.
TAILOR 70 the Express. Wonder whether the
Administration will again Court Martial him
Mr.. Mason, the new Virginia Senator Is in
town, at BRowNs and viii take his seat to-mor-
row.
Col PAYNE who was wounded while CALAMITY
lighting at the battle OF Resaca dc Ia Palma. left
the city this morning for Richmond. His friends
live near that city. His wounds still annoy him
/ very much.
Il is said the Administration are afraid for the
safety Of Gen. PATrERsos. They fear that Polk
/ friend, SANTA ANNA, has cut him Oh from all re.
sources
MosEs G.. LEONARD Of your city. DAVID HEN
/ SHAW, MARCUS MoRToN, b T. HkLLErr. RUFUS
! CHoATE, SC. Sc. are among the strangers now in
town.
LEvl d SlAvN and lady arrived here tonight a
little after midnight CoLEnAN's Hotel being full
I they took lodgings at BRowN's.
That noble Wing JoHS NJ Boris OF Va. Is in
/ town. He IS in fine health and spirits. hope to
see him in the next Congress RloHELIEU.
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4SLoOP CONSUMED BY FIRE.-At ROsyn, Hemp
stead Harbor) Long Island, soop belonging to hr
Carpenter OF place left the hsrbor on Wednesday
erennz little after sunset, was discovered inat sne
had taken IRE from the stove pipe and was In names
Every ezertion made 10 exrngush them but tney
had already made such progress that u was Impossible
The hands board then began ~ throw The bales OF
hay into the hsrbog Tut many OF them were already on
FIRE The burning vessel and the blazing bales OF hay
which hoated sroaad her formed striking spectacle
seen from the shors The whole haroor, and the sur
rounding hills and weeds. were nlgmnased By Il Tor
hours snd the spectacle particularly brilliant when
the fames ran up the masts and seized the sails The
Oss Of the sloop Mr Carpenter % say nothing OF the
cargo is about 500 foJ which be has no insurance
Eve. Post.
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL Naval Court Martha
/, ordered 70 couyene On 18th inst bosrd the u :.
shio Pennsylvania Tor the trial i is understood OF
Commanders Carpenter and Pearson and such others -
may be brought before H. The Court VII De composed
Of he following Of.cers--Commocore stewart fresi
dent; ConruodoYee Downe add Turner Captains stoter
Duany Mayo Armstrong. Members Geo. Blow Esq
Of Norfolk. Judge Advocate.
A MIsTAKE-'lhe statement now going through
TIE press originating with a NewfoFk paper tns, tae
New Jersey Railroads have determined unanimoasy
,hst in making contract for carrying ne Mall me
sabbath shah be exempted and that the road 'n not oe
used for acy purpos that day we have reason 70 De
l.sye IS true. Al effort has been made we oeaeve
withon, success obtain some nodnearon oil me es
ttng contract in ia5nf Of re Sabbath, wnca proosoy
ed 10 me mistake. Ne"1A Ao'esassf
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Il is stated that the Anti Rent prisoners viii
positively be pardoned this week
FROM THE ARMY.

WAsmScroS, Jan, 25, lsi7.
The mails are oil in. The Z. 5. schooner Eudo
ra. from the Brazos, arrived at New Orleans on thf
18th inst from Brazos 18th Among the Passen
gers were o. Hammond, bearer OF dispatches from
Gen Scott, Col. Croghsn, and DR.. Finley Of the
Army, and - sick and discharged soldiers. No IN
telligence had been received from the army. Gen
Scott was a. Brazos on the f2th, where It was sup
posed he would remain seversi days He had sent
on an express informing Gen. Taylor that he would
meet him at Tampico or Victoria. The express
had no, returned when the Eudora leit.
The steamer Giraffe was lost IN heavy gaze al
the mouth OF the Rio Grande eth inst. -Four lives
were lost IN the wreck. Adyices from Tampico tf
the 5th state that Gen. Salas, and not Gornez r a
rias was elected Vice President OF Mexico. Gen
Shield has Invested the former Municipal Author
ties Of Tampico of civil power and vested 1t Il
commissioners. Business was dull. One Yesse
had arrived from NewYork with 100 troops.
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p and ~''A tie s~''es aas '0".ni q is s.a'

- ana 0Ha ttf e1ttct ana co1sfHf ~ rff S~rr<
IN rHx KrcVLAk AMY
issfsazf QnG-,Gzassrs STA ne rapk 81 Caplal--r,
Lieut. }. J. OBsrxS, 9TH artillery la Liev, n
fsrEcS. 20 infantry lst Lieut. WV. " Sso,,. q.
artillery lst Lieut. AErIfvs b LANsI>G "a art.il,r,
Nseioal Dsrarfrsesf
Doctor lssAEI Mosxs, % BE- Assistant surrroo
~ fAs yvifsa Sfsss Auasry >srrds Eadr "a an a. l.
IL 1916
Cs.KIEs n PkIcK, OF Mississippi to ~ A.s,.....
Quartz rmsster with the rank Of Captain.
RosERr JossxlYS. Of " sssssppL 70 Be- sssis,sr,c..
misssry. with the rank OF Captain. vice Kemp ~
and deceased
WILLIAM BAskspllk Of Mississippi 70 be ass:.,,..
Commisssry with the renk OF Captain.
CHARLxs X. WxssTxR. Of New York 10 - Ass,s,.-.
QuItsrmssier with the rsnk OF Captain.
JAssEs ?. HvrroS. Of NeN.iork 20 be Asss,.,, c.
missSry. with the rank Of Captain.
Moron, Of Louisiana - be Assistsni ccu,r,.s.
~. with the rank OF Captain
CHAsIxs = Casa CT Louisiana 70 Ne Assistant C,,,
t.Fmastsr. with the rsnk OF Captain.
JosxrH L. HASrKoCcx. Of New-lofk 70 be Surseo,
BENJAMIN h n ,Sr, OF Illinois 20 be Surgeon sics
Z Rieh1dson. who declines 10 accept the sppontuss,
lvums 7. nAsaiEL OF louisians, 70 ~ Assistant s.r
econ.
FSEpESioX W MILLxS. OF Pennsy ana 70 oe As.,,
ant surgeon vice George Dock who declines to secse,
the appointment
MIsiA 3. HAtuEAp. OF New York 70 be A,s..eu,
SURGEON.
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MoNRoE Loc0-FoCo CONVENTION Loo
Foco Convention to nominate officers for appoint
ment by the Csnai Board. assembled IN this cty
on Saturday and It beng the last occasioa ox a
nibble at the loayes ana fishes, much aninSusn
prevailed The following were the uomins,ocs
made
Jonathan Blinn Collector at Rochester W T. skid.
more, Collector Al Brockport Reuben II. HAsted Col
lector al Scoitsvlle Daniel Warner. Superintendent
Erie Canal William Tone. Superintendent Gcneses
Valley Canal Arson Hazard. Weigh Master. kcche.
ter Jacob K. Holton Boat Inspector.
4 resolution offered by Charles Psalk. Esq en-
bodying the proposition OF Hon Preston Ming IN repec,
10 slavery WAS aid on the tsble-only four votes ios
tae resolution fRoch. Amer. Jan. q
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Hayre Narket-..Dec 81.


CorroN-From the favorable tenor Of the adviees Of
the 4th inst brought BY the NewYok packet ship Bait
more revival IN the transactions would probably have
occurred but owing the duh character OF the &C
counts from Liverpool market up 70 the close OF the
past week very depressed and prices underwent a
decline Of = 10 on previous quotations. since me
opening Of the present week. however, buyers nave
come forward with less reluctance. the demand has
become more and more minated and yesterday,
owing 70 the intelligence rom the other SIDE Oh
The channel where q fresh impulse was gwen 70 the
market large transactions COX place and prices AZ
vanced = 70 81 thus recovsing the ground they had
previously LOST Taking eursory view o. our raIsct
since TIE commencement o. this year there appears 70
have been important feature 10 notice during the first
Elk moIlhs The spprehensions entertained Of large
coming crlp. had created feeling Of olsfrusf izny
Preutci 10 enterprise and although prices have IN
cefsne Quotations a. VARIOUS periods tney were on no
occasion 81 rzt1re 70 cad % very extensive opefa
tous The revere however has been the case VIII n
the lest halt year; speculative sPirii has sprung up
AID frsconaaied isr beynt wat has been experienced
i9r many years past zad prices have gradually adv
III they have nov reached fully . 70 ~ hsner tnsn AZ
the corresponding period IN l-i3 his cannot De looked
upon otherwise thzn extraordinary tact tskins IN
II consideration the usGsl DEAFNESS Of oreatsilr which
was calculated " produce contrary snscti can
Therefore only Be attributed % The constant low ehs oi
og- sock and the moderate shipments eonlng forward
oi Snrh ldvantsse was taken q lArnen INTO extensive
ofcrsrc1s botn nffc and Liverpool and also 70 orce
uP prices 70 The point they row remain Z
hlcE-IEs article rerrains dg Of sale, only 10 tsca
CA-clns having found buyers - 81 70 - per ~ k-
duty U Sl.) pad Our extreme quotations are = 10
% TIE nalltn1re, fson NeglcEx, brought II - tcs
stock On hand 1909 tcs
TALIoT. Ae.-A lot Of 10 casks SeSiOrk fetened
f67. few casks American lard found buyers Al 10
for hone Use.
WHEAT AID FlorA-owins to the decline u Pricss
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Of Wheat IN TIE Interior market has relspsed into
dull state and "a Almost bare OF supplies nearly al that
has lately Ten imported having BEEN orvUce3 insrd
The average price OF home growth al the last Mortvl
lers market CT PEI sack OF 30 al making ce
cline Of 81 on the preceding quotation. We have how
ever to record sale Of 40 meet American Wheat 1t
~. 50 psr 80 al. Flour remains quoted at 20 81
Der Dbl in bond The imports were I4l06 hbls fluur
snd parcel Of Wheat by several vessels from the
United states
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rest almost entirely upon the conclusion nat TIE future
supply W.. De inadequate 10 the eonsuup uon- vi me
u-esrf s,o 4, Tu~of herr can - q d1Grt insi =
-ertsbiv TOO snail for the heavy dstnands that mus,
h daily ,fe up-n H. especially 50 when the most "a
vo-sb Calculations that can Be made csnnot sncF TIE
spnnars Of this country hold On the average greater
amount II the raw material q AZ Nii sutce Tor rree
weeks or three and hall weeks consumption l--Vo
American 1g Bahia 40 Surats and 90 West indian
rae ben ,s.en "a .uerul.fion and 20 Surs;s for
port The Gales OF t0dsy are supposed - De l-uco
ssles EO thirds on spccgsuon, including lu remains
st I'D 70 I'D The total sales Of the week are 5l-l0
bales
A~orHEz RETozr-Ihe market opened on Mondsy
With an Increased inquiry aud bul Tor the high rates De
nsanied much larger sesiness would aave been done.
The ssies srlounf b y 30 ct watch 5000 spec
alton md he sepressiCu Pfi,es noticed lsst week
has not only been fully recovered for All descriptions
but an a snce Of ID g "A IL the current qualities %
American mas been generally realized IN The last few
DAYS a-er the sctl2l stock was taken yesterday.
which poves wonderfully correct, a. compared with
the .tisa:ed tocksJ the erers ~ American pac.
ket hav ~ been delivered great demand sprung Up,
nd the sars for the day 1900 bales 900 being
On speculation q farther ADVANCE Of u per To- To day
700 taes have been sold. 500 20 spectators and the
market closes irTn a. the a0o-e advances.
jan The sales today amount &c Goo or Zoo
bale. the greater part ben, taken By spectator.
Prices continue firmly supported
JAN 2-Ihe mzrss; today las been rim and steady
the saes esumsted 10000 tales principally specu-
iston Prices nrm the Chief part Of the cotton
sold vas American
JAN ten thousand bales exchanged hands 70 day,
OF which about Goo or 700 taken speculation
Prices continue unchanged The business included 20
surs: A fid 70 q 20 sea bland I'D and American
I'd % I'D