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Decrease"".... .,.,. eAI5 %
The Money market ip growing easier, under the
impression that the Government scheme Of issuing
one hundred mli'he of clrcnIa'ion will be consum-
mated, and th>a vigorous prosecution OF 'h" war
will squelch The rebellion before the close o. the
Sumyoer. CAN loans can be negotiated without dh
cytv OF Gar ~ cent. with occasional transactions at
a, rem, There is great scarcity Of commercial
paper, and the Eastern Banks are seeking ior " az
LIVER rates. We quote frstclass six months accept
onces at o. a7l per cent, aud single name, jobbers
paper, at Sale per cent
The following saes of stocks were made at auc-
ton, by order of Jesse X. Dubois, Auditor of the
State Of Illinois:
600 ii.nos and Michigan anal g. 1860. nj
1850 Illuois AID Michigan 4 sterling, lS7o..'st
| The above on account of the American Bank, vi.
emma. and the Lake Michigan Bank, Harrisburg both
in liquidation.
For account Of whom it may concern:
5000 IN. and Mich. Canal Co. Msttison ISSUE .+od4oi
The Dry Dock Company has declared y dividend
of 81 y cent, payable 10th inst. The Niagara Fire
Insurance Company has made dividend Of Y
cent for the last five months, payable 10th inst. The
Bank of America Of New-York will pay dividend
of y cent TO the stockholders Of the Farmers Bank
of Kentucky and the Bank of Kentucky. Five has
been the rate heretofore The Pacific Fire Insurance
Company has declared sem-anuual dividend Of 10
y cent, payable on the 10th inst. The Union Dime
Savings Bank, No. 429 Canal street, have declared
dividend OF y cent per annum on all deposits OF
$500 and under, and v cent on larger amounts
payable on and after the 10Th inst.
! The speculation in gold appears to have eubeded
to-day and the supply lie greater than the demand
Some transactions were made in the morning at Al
A cent premium, but in the latter part Of the day
the quotation was 81 al Y cent, with no buyers at
the higher rate. We hear of about 100000 going
by the steamer bat the amount will probably reach
double that sum. We think considerable portion
of the activity in gold Of the last few days is due to
the purchases Of bank whose specie reserve has
run down below respectable figure. The demand
for gold has also fallen off by reason Of consider
able amount Of loan notee, made payable in gold,
being extended to relieve the payer from the loss Of
the presen; high rates of premium.
| We annex a comparative statement Of the 1mports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New-York for
the week ending Jan. g. and since Jan. /;
! For the Week. 1860. 1S0l. 1867.
4
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BI.CEyrEssrAL CELEBRATION OF PREsBrrERIAS
CHuRcH.-The two bundreth anniversary Of the
foundation Of the fret Presbyterian church on the
American continent was, during the present week,
celebrated in the old Presbyterian edice In Jamaica
l.. l., which was built in 1878, on the foundation
stones Of s predecessor, erected in 1893. The church
was established in 1862 the irt Of the denomination
planted on these shores. The occasion brought to-
eether many Of the descendants of the old Long
Island families. TIE exercises were opened ON Ines
day, when the Scriptures were read from Bible,
printed before the Revolutionary War, and the
hymn was reced out of an antique "Sternhold
Il Hopkins" printed in l7li.
Tie Rev. Mr.. Cakes, the present pastor, made an
address of welcome aud discourse WIS delivered
by the Rev. james NJ. Mcdonald Of Princeton, n.
j.. who took for his text the 4h verse of the LIST
chapter Of Ecclesasies. Wednesday, proceedings
were devoted to "reminiscences by Elder Shelton
and the Rev. Messrs. Chase uigbie, and Everett.
TIE Rev. DIR. Krebs preached III The evening. On
Thursday afternoon the Lords Supper was admins
tered, aud the interesting proceedings terminated
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MISSIONARY MEETING IN WILLIAMsBURGH.-A
series Of highly interesting missionary meetings have besa
h.l In the df.ren churches IN WILLIAMSBURG dudog the
past week. They have been largely attended and
sented a. having been ruitfOl OF much good.
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The purport Of the recent decirion Of Judge Mile
IN The Ia Crosse Railroad case il thus stated:


He decide, that tho division Palmer morse Of
g7 lien the eastern division OF 70 miles rom
Milwaukee Portage and in ludes the franchise arc ms
cry aud equipments Of The hole road. ihs' "a oa ~
priority 81 lien l. the land giant mortgage on the Nest-in OIL
Vision mile from Forage 70 La Crosse and second 70 tne
Palmer mortgage The franchise, equipments, utohosfy
&c The bonds Nos to ss Al per .nd interest NO. w.
70 go Of the coo bonds AID o. to loo Of the 800 at
az cent, and Ths after the above two re
second mortgage eastern diyon nett lien on The " MI g.
division and third Hen on the sneh'es equiPsn"
Hs leaves Chamberlain claims undecided and sises
Es%%ns .'G SD FEB lssa c 90 n' s: s
esq agent Of the second mortgage eastern division claims &
.syoS' and sss nU sb issd IN q he rol
the second mortgage bondLodsrs Interest Withheld ~ b
from them There beslg nothing due on the fsncr mott
the effect Of this decision to give the ianc Tos
seek eaupments kc the land grant bobdholders 90
that they have security Tor ths io nes
railroad all the Gsnehises a.. the roins nosi eqpnel"
&c and all lands donated to aid IN building the road
The Bank Committee at Washington have arranged
with Mr.. Chase the settlement Of the first fifty nil
lions Of Treasury Notes. They giving now their
valuable aid, in Conference Committee, to the Com.
rpittee Of Ways and Means. II 10 proposed to send
strong committee of merchants snch N Mr. j. L.
Green, Mr.. Aspinwall, Mr. Lord, Mr.. Minturn, Mr..
Booth &C., TO cooperate in producing the most per-
feet sys,em Of Government finances which can be de-
vised.
The Annual Meeting Of the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad wac held at Cleveland on
the 9Th inst. when the purchase Of the Springfield
Mt Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad Delaware Cut
off by the directors was reported and confirmed by
the stockholders. The directors Of the last year
were reelected. The business Of the past year wat
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Ri,es.7:2t lSets..........452 Moon-Sets. $40
WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1896 Gov. Island. 4;2o Hell Gss.. t57
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To OrrIcE-SEEKERs.-For the sake of accommo-
da,ion 10 the numerous oice-seekers in the Mayors
office, the following notice has been consplcuousy
posted:
"Norrcv-Applie.tion, for office must be made to and
filed With the Chief Clerk"
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FIRE DEPARTMEST BADGEs.-The heads of the
Fire Department have recently provided themselves with
bsdg~s that they DE pniy distinguished res.
The badges silver three incnes IN diameter the outside
edge neatly worked to wreah. The IL
namented with representations OF hreme Implements
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IN ss1nsiip IIdmmonia from HsmburgLous Jacobs. B..
f. Solomon, W. Is Du.enberg q. g. A. '. Schmidt.
In brig .idelpha, from ST. fieTre-Ar. Seismaun
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Mr.. Nelson j. Waterbury, late District Attorney
in this city, advertses in another page that he na'
resumed the ordinary practice of his profession.
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APPoISTaEsrs-Mr. James NJ. Sweeny, the new
Clerk Of the Common Council, made the following
changes among bis assistants yesterday: James A.
Early, appointed EngrosSing Clerk, vice John b.
Mcdonnell, removed, salary $500; John +. GULL
gan, appointed Messenger, vice John E. Green
removed, salary $500.
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JAN. l0-R 100 bbls Flour, i,oVV soo 40 lad 500
bbls Whisky, jNO pigs fIo''on' INV wv
"a. Hnsa
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The Christian Alliance will hold meeting in the
lecture.room Of Barnums Museum tomorrow after
noon, to consider the Importance Of providing reading
matter for our volunteers.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-spKcrM rERs-JAy. lo.-Bsfors JUS
tice BosvORrH.

COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-JAS. lo.--Befors
Judge MCCUNN. 49,
Thomas and Jane Day, indicted for picking TIC
pocket Of VIM Olson Of watch valued at $40 were sfso
and scquitted.
Cshsrnc Jingle (colored indicted for stealing
Reuben Jackson 10 eontrsband was tried and acquitted
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ACCIDENTAL DEkTH.-Coroner Norris held an
inquest yesterday upon the body Of William White,
poyed IN the bakery at No. 3l Columbia street, who came
while Carrying cask weighing about 400 pounds
down the steps He died about two hours sitter the
accident The deceased sbout Is Of and leaves
a " but
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FIRE DEPARTMENT MEErTHo.-The annual meet.
Fire DepA ment wa. he'd Thursday night The election
OF officers tor the ensuing and good deal Of other im
poTtsnt business transacted Mr. A. y. Dupuy wss
elected President Mr. h. Brady Vice Presideh MI
HendTihs as Secretary, and D. D. Wnant as TIeasuer
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IAiver,l,ensent,l

A YoUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL rs HIS
Hap To know how 1t to the best advantage get
rs0l examination at FOWLER WELLS, JD3 broadway
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Internationally
The highest premium paid for GOLD at the
BANKING. Office Of THoxPsos BRorHERs, No 2 alst
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4 JEWISH SYSAGoGUE.-The foundation-stone Of
a Jewish Synagogue is TO be laid on the corner oil
Boerum and State streets on Sunday, the 18th inst.
at o'clock p. NJ. The Rev. DIR. Raphall and Dr.
s. N. Isaacs will assist in the ceremonies.
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bapt. with TO Treasury Notes we should
have had scarcely ripple on the saiaee S Ss ma 81
these votes everywhere current ara bsnhsoe
and they continue. Our BANKERS ph
moderate demand for money bit pape, there i. no al.
position 10 loan. ,...,,o, 4. h..x,
par buying and premium selling On ouSs nnon he
ers buy very spsngy 1T par and round sums pu. up e
mrle not bring better than So0po o no rsnseops
below par Gold very quiet The rates are dx.neeS IN
ana f 20 .ts hes %s
and while the hipg retail demand 10 supplied At roana
would not be sold woud pay well 70 mp nOm S Ss
specie spectator In should run figures up mnch
sc . snd IN
At the adjourned meeting Of the Greet W-.eIn hSIoad
a. reelected BY large msjoty-s signal defeat OF
the opposition.
The following is report from the Directors OF the
Western Railroad, for the financial year which ter
minated Nov. 80, 1861. The income Of the road has
been:
Reoeip,a
From Pa'.engsr.. .s6l3 8s cs
From Mails and other ll6sS2 65-slss's6 &c
Erp,nss' and asnscai'.
tepars OF Rosdwty......ss..'''.' lfoIt 10
Repsir. Of Pas. and Freight Car. I2ssil .
Repsirs Of Buildings, Ferry, &c.... Hb.B ~
Transportation eSpen,es....... 32JtJ, ~ ar, g., .
General expenses. I"f,' w 'S'IN
Net b,l,nc. Of ssl2.sss 70
From this deduct
Interest State Loans and EX.
changes. s6,eS -
One per cent - Sinking FuLds... 10000 90 o,a =,
Eight per dividends....... +2W oo- ovVs< "
Surplus earnings Of 1861 10 Contin. 49,, ~
Addha,rc. ~ 40 No, an 1850 ......., 600, 6i4 q
To,,, .................... eA26ss 6s
o.. ~ pi,.ssd snd North Adam. Railroad 1889 81
ro,., coru,..,, Funa Nov an 1ssl elOa7l8 30
Tba Eros. rsc.n,, Of n, y,.r A. compMsd with the
w. p....nrs1. E,.,sb, Otbey sources Total
issS s6ae sq2 81 iai lIe f8s240 el.s3.3a
issI si3sc5 i'i6.a3o lj6B33 1894 :6e
D.,,.s.. a. s11 eea2o2 s27o&3 sI32ls
The expenses foI 1861 Sss< 81 greater than Tor isoo
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAs. l0-Bsfsss
Judge SnIPxAS.
TEE g ocroRooH" cAsE-NGBrs OF AUTHORS AsD
NANIGrRs

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-JAM ic.-Bsfs's
Judge SHIrNAS.
TEE "ocroRoOH" cAsE-RIGBrs OF AUTHORS AID
MANAGERS.
Dion Bourcicault agt Fox Lingnd
On the part of the defeLsc it was proven to day
that the play Of the "Oc'oroon was advertised ~
the deientants as having been prodaced by them
with the permission Of Mr.. Stuart, from whom they
purchased IL. II was claimed that its production
was known to Mr. Bourcicault who, having made
no objection, waived bis right II he had any, 70 the
piece. Much testimony was taken as to the rght
Of the manager to the ownership OF plays written
for him. by various authors, stipulated prices or
on q salary. Mr.. Lngard testified that custom GGs
the ownership to the manager. The u y. District
Court Copyright Clerk testified thai no printed copy
of the play In question had been hled IN hs omee'
Counsel then summed up the case.
The Jury found verdict for the paintln Tor tJoos
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JAy lo.-Hefus
Judge Belts.
MONEY INVESTED Is TIE GOVERNMENT LoAS-THS
PRIZE CASES.
The United States Government. sg the schooner Henry o.
Brooks aud cargo.
Assistant United Safes Distriet-Attorney Wood
ford in this that tie cause be placed on me Gay
calendar which granted Mr. W. thereupop moved for
hearing the AID after the case bad been presented
the Court took the papers and reserved its decision
The UDited States ast. the schooner Mary Clinton.
Mr.. WoDdfod. in behalf OF the Government,
moved that the money now dspoed II the registry a. ,hs
decision Of the Moi1n granted M Mood'Td MADE
similar motions ia he c1e. Of The Henry sISS1s and ss
granted Some 1900 thus invested Tor the oeneh' OF
the Government.
SUPERIOR COUnT-SPEcI,L rERs-JAy. lo.-Before JUS
tice bosvORrH
DECISIONS.
David j. Youngs, administrators, ct al, agt Thos.
p Campbell ct 81 Motion granted See memorandum HE'D
Francis Lig.ins AIT Vim j. Liggus-Def.ult opened By
cause referred to tie Hon Murray Holman
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OrrAL REaovED.-Durug the past year the offal
contractor has removed from the streets OF the city
the carcases of 1872 dogs. $50 cows, 1856 horses,
and misce llaneous l39, making total Of 1888.
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The CNicaeo Tribune Of Tuesday night says
Tho supply ofEewYok exchange 10 st much Ia excess Of
the densnd Par all that sellers could realize snd most
a the bankers bought It'll. possible and only nom cos
toners ii that The nominal selling rate was cent pre-
MUM but Of tbs banks made concesons Of fraction
u customers round lots
The demand for gold 10 light The Indiana brsrches ere
selling cent premium for Indiana bsnk notes ans the
Bank OF Mont cal las been selling s notes At The ssr
price The bankers hold II hmsr and for general cofenc
are cbaisns 2taJ cent For general currency the buying
p leo 10 about ltd2 " cent. - ~
Mayer Runy and Controller Ward have paid the Interest
due the bonds Of Chicago promptly IL tho City OF New
York
The Cincinnati GaSstle Of Wednesday says:
The past week has been comparatively quiet emo In The
psHsy pSbsI sSS bpt fey The dsuIbADse hsp - By NE
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temporary Chairman hut the rules susperd.6 for
want OF two birds vote the matter droppd
resolution was adopted authorizing the Mayor Commis-
soners Of Repairs and Auditor TO csize the amount snd
quality Of stationery books and printing required the ar
rpt Cy Departments aud to receive proposals. furnish
ing the same.
Tie Collector Of Taxes by resolution snthohedto sp
poio Is deputies SO days, commencing Feb u % 80
psr day
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ci.ion in reference to tina. Ward would stand ar

cision in reference to that Ward would stand ar O
precedent for the action in reference to all the other
contesing deegates The Devlin delegation from the
Third Ward, tie Daniel f. Deleyan delegation from
the Eighth Ward, the F. l. A. Boole delegation from
the Eleventh WaId, the Trapp delegation from the
Thirteenth Ward. the Luke Cavsnsgh delegation from
the Fourteenth Ward the Il. b. Hart delegation from
the Sixteenth Ward, the {. Godfrey Gnnther deega.
ton from the Eighteenth Ward, the Farley delega.
ton from the Nineteenth Ward, aud tie Watertary
delegation from the Twentieth Ward were the
successful contestants who were admitted. The Com
mittee was brought into shspe so.Ge time after
o'clock Yesterday morning. Teen the Committee
proceeded TO the election Of permanent officers with
the following result:
Elijah f. Pudy Chairman; A. 3. Rollins aud John Hardy,
secretarss; Jos NJ. Marsh Treasurer
The Committee then adjourned to the FIRST Thurs
day in February.
FIRE IN WAFER sTREET.-Shortly after O'CLOCK
Yesterday morning fire broke out in the fourth
floor Of the premises No. AZ Water street, occupied
by James Salter. importer Of focke Inc STOCK IN
the various portions Of the building sustained con-
siderable damage The fourth floor and attic occu.
pied by James Salter was damaged to the amount OF
81, 000; insured in the Unity Insurance 20. Ior
$4,000. Tie third floor, occupied by Dr. ham
Co. as q drug store, was damaged to the amount Oh
5000; insured In the Relief and St. Marks Com
ranies for 81 900. The second floor, occupied by N
Levy e. Co.. dealers in cigars and liquors, was dam
aged to the amount Of 5000; insured in the Tx
change Co. for $1,000
The fret floor, occupied by Z. II. Kellogg as an
oil store, was damaged by water to the amount OF
500; insured in the Etna Insurance Company OF
Hartford for So Co., ard in the Standard for 81 0O0
The building, which is owned by Obadiah Holmes,
was damaged TO the amount OF 81 0OO fully insured
The cellars of the adjoining buildings, Nos. 46, 81
and 81 Water street. and No. 80 Pearl street, were
flooded with water. Amount Of damage sustained
not yet ascertained.
The SUFFERERS BY THE LATE ERUPTION OF We
sUvIuThs Italians In this country intend to send 'uccor TO
their fellow. countrymen Of the town Of Tore del Greco
lately destroyed by eruption from Mount 'esuvius by
this IL 900 people rendered hou'eess King
Victor Emanuel has assumed the lead In national sub-cp
ton In behalf of these unotunses and proposed o.
tain contributions from the Italians In this country also Ihe
peal the American Italians issues from the office oil ~
6kaIia, No. 2s8 Broadway.
ALLEGED GRAND LARcEYY.-Yesterday, Daniel
ahcr by Officer Bede Of the Second Pdecrc
pd hef,y
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TnIPLrrs.-The wife Of one Of the fare.takers OF
Wall-sreet Ferry presented him with three children
at birth on Wednesday night.
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The receipts Of the Harlem Road for the .non,b o
December are as follows:

lt6o...,"".".'.'''' '''''''''''. css,oos 80
lSGl.."....s'. ''''s'''''..s'".s $685. Is
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Surplus earnings for the year 49,, %
Tie business Of the Cleveland aud Mahohing haii'
road for the year was:
Gaming, for the year ending Dee 3D. lsoi''$3oysstts
Opes,ing expenses for time. i,oao 70
Esrnings r eleven months ending Nov go le6i ?s9es
Operating eIpenss' for same i1"'i
A comparison with the report Of 1860 will show
that, in addition 10 paying expenses and interest," ex
tending the main line ! miles to reach new coal
field and building Is coal and 2cabooss cars the float
ing debt Of the company has been reduced some
81, 600.
Tie traffic Of the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada
for the week ending the 2sth December was az fol-
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A CARD.
SIw FORTHCOMING HISTORY OF TIE WAR.

NKW FORTHCOMING HIsTokY OF TIE VAR
In the preface to CAUSE AND CoSrRAsr" stated
that II that work win public favor it inehded
merely 70 con III ute Al introduction 20 the history Of the
present war.
Through ths patriotism Of cur heroic people-the
leaisney and generosity Of our newspaper pre1s-And
the lie Atty and friendship of ihs kindest and most
oisntele5:ed Of pubisheIs,-my first historical essay
was crowned with unaatieipAtsd success While thus
returning thanks Of gratitude TO ell Of my patrons,
have to my resolution Of full rg as soon Is
possible, the promise made in moment Of dOub: and
nisgivings. -.
lam not in&ed, unaware Of the fact that, TO enter
on the writing of eOnteupOrAneous annals the moot
difficult undertaking of historian tu. also know
tina. roiotus, Thusydde5, and Tscltus accomplished
il successfully and while my sense OF inferority sill
ssrsly dlcl4ms sv,n1 the susg sdOn Of comparison,
wacl Wouli evidently 5e huulatiug, eau say with
rsvsreuce-as Dante did Of YIgl-that they are my
Al hOrs, my masters, and my guides.
With this view still before me, have succeeded in
collecting large and invaluable Of documents and
ohar hs.ore material. have placed myself in COM
muacAOp With the officials Of the several State Gov
cruz en- in the COnieierscy as well as with those
Of our General Government each ard all OF whom have
-osly promised to supply with facts Indispensable
o compete other information is necessary
an 10 supply this desdelA um, earnestly solicit
the aid It al Who feel ineres: in putting the ggsn
proportions of our struggle footing, which shall
pacs them fully sni fairly in sight of an impartial
yor!d-the aid Of Generals all army officers and pF-
Yates, Informing me as to the plans, disposition OF
forces upon the 6sd marches, ineid'nt ami results OF
a. les aud eDgsgementstho aid of c!Iizaus in the vi
eues Of place, invaaed by the foe setting forth such
dspre6aions, public wrOug1 aud deeds Of dskaess as
ne has psrpeuased. These psrishAblo essentials
ot recorded BY the coltsmporaneous historian aid ia l.
IS Any chief ambition to render my enterprise candid,
ciice philosophical and complete, every fac. bearing
upon scea sui cts viii be mos! thankfully received and
properly acknowledged in The contemplated work. And
"a Ihs direction may add with propriey, ~hilo totally
dissenting from bis views relative TO Administration,
tl,; The we'd ciges,ed and eIeelerty systenatizsd
.osk Of 10Y friend, N. Polard-"Frst Year Of the
Wor"-s inestimSbly ner,iorous. E'ery similar pub
hcliln should be hailed With pleasure; and here re
NV NV solicitation to al VITO feel desire 10 promote
Hone Literature 70 contribute their mite Nhere he has
been lAylsh), toward ny sources OF Information.
I. W. AACGAGOS,
Richmond, Va.
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The Editor Of The WAig

10 The Editor Of The Whig
AHow me to use your excellent sheet as the medium
oil communicating ny hear: ieII thanks TO many tooe
diea ior uus1lupsd kiadnezses shown for two mont
pIst T. wounded sou and other lrends have BEEN II
witness. aud shArer during aAtlis time, Of their u
SCARED attention and their generosity toward tie de-
fruies Of their country. Many Southern hearts CLOS
With gratitude toward the women Of Redmond. Ten
thousand strong arms ready to defend them, and
Heaven will smile upon and bless them.
To the Medical Staff, Ward Master and Nurses Of tie
s CusrlOs Hospital, tender my thanks fO- graf kind
nes and courtesy. T. B. CALDwELL.
South OArClra