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J. VI. WOODMAN.

The public viii see, on referring to Nj
Woodman's card. that the Committee Of Ar
rangemeats for the Social Party given at
the Armory on the evening Of the sth. have
rendered him the proceeds of said party, which
he has declined receiving. The money, there
fore, remains in the hands of the Treasurer, to
be disposed of BY the Committee. Neither
one Of this Committee is a church member
and had made all the arrangements before they
knew Of Mr.. Woodman's objections 10 dancing.
We honor Mr. Woodman for thus nobly ad
herring 10 his principles. and, inasmuch as We
consider the cause Of the Union as sacred as
the Church, We have determined to devote this
money to the Sanitary Fund
Without the knowledge Of the COMMITTEES.
some well disposed young gentlemen took up 4
contribution in the hall, to pay for the music
for dancing, such having been the custom on
previous occasions As the Committee had
already made arrangements to pay the musi-
clans, they request al gentlemen who coatri-
buted, 10 call at Mr.. y P. Boyd's store. and
have the money refunded.
Per order Of Committee
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ToNSoRIAL.-lf You want your HAIR Crrin a
manner that becomes you-your head STAMFORD
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand.
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs of the hair
or DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the accompanimeuis
OF the purest Hair Oil, Cologne, Pomades, Hair
Ionics and Cosmetics; if you want a clean, COM
Portable Bath, a Warm Bath, a Cold Bath a Shove,
Bath, salt Bath, a sulphur Bath. or a Perfumed
Bath, call at "FERGUSoN's Hair Cutting Head,
quarters, " Montgomery street next doortocorner
Myers street.
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n2- DIR. HosTETrER-s STOMACH BIrrEPs

na- DIR. H0STETrER-S STOMACH BITTEPS
should be IN the possession OF everybody in the
mining region. As preventative of the various
dangerous diseases TO which the gold seeker Is LA
oie It has no superior While it is quite palatable
a> beverage it is speedy and powerful in its effect
upon the system. In all cases Of DiarrhGa, Dysen,
terry, and the prevailing feyers consequent upon
exposure the Bitters VIII be found Invaluable as a
corrective. Noman should enter upon the exposed
camp life Of a miner without being provided with
Hostetter's preventive OF stomach disease. nor
should any of those who are engaged in the oceupa,
tiou, fail to have recourse to the Bitters Sold by
all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
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OROVLLE DIVISION No. 90, SORT.
Meet regularly on Tuesday Evening of each week
in their Hall, corner of Oak and Montgomery sts
All members of the order in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
z. DUNHAM, WI
CT. SHAW, f. s.
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BENEFIT The performance on Wednesday
evening last for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Wood
man, was a success. About $3.50 was realized.
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IHcRLow WEED RErUDlATgS a LIKENESS
The New York Tribune copies Beecbeg's de-
iease OF New England, with the remark that
1t discovers, in 10 political aspect, a striking
likeness to the sentiments of Tbarlow Weed.
Mr.. Weed sirenuously objects to any similarity
Of reflection. and comes out with an article OF
which the following IS The sist: lift comes
to be understood that the views and policy Of
Mr.. Sumner, Greeley, Weadell Phillips, Ward
Beecher, etc. etc. obtain in the conduct Of the
war, it will result in the destruction of our
Government and Union, aud triumph for
rebellion aud slavery"
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ATTENTION.: SIR KNIGHTS:

The Oroville Commandery OF Knights Templar
No.5, will assemble at Masonic Hall, OF the second
and dfourth Wednesday of each month. Sir Knights
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con-
venient. THO'S CALLOW Com.
ARTHUR McDERMoTT, Recorder.
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ORovILLE STocK BoARD.-The operations
of the Orovile Stock and Exchange Board
yesterday, were not so extensive as in the early
part CT the week. but stocks were quite lively,
with on upward tendency. The following were
the ruling prices:
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To The LADIES OF oRovlLLE.-I appreciate
your very noble efforts to raise the arrearares
due me IS your Pastor. Believing tina, the
reception Of this money by me, under the cir
eumstaaces By which il was raised, would DO
more than VIII be likely 70 result from rejecting
it, l must. therefore, from conscientious rea>caz
respectfully decline receiving It.
Yours. most obedientlv.
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TuE Republican leaders want the people to
oand themselves together in secret organlza-
ions. What's the matter, Charcoals?
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- There are only ftro sides 10 the question
Esery saa must BE for tAs United States o.
q ssinsf it, There csn Be 70 neufrals in tbs traT,
oxLv rArRfoTs-oE TaAiToRs.-S. 4. Douglas
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How OFFICIAL SALARIES ARE PAID.-The
salaries of our county officials for the month of
March, 1863, shows that they receive coin and
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The Democracy carried their whole ticket
in Muscatiue, Iowa.
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VERY GooD.-Wendell Phillips having said
that he would accept anything on an anti.
slavery basis-eyen separation" the Peoria
Qll.l Transcript retorts that it would Ike to
give him a kick on an "anti.slayerv basis"
and 1t would be Of such an impressive charac-
ter that be would never talk again Of national
separation on any basis whatever.
GALExA RIGHr.-The election at Galena
was all one way. Nine out Of ten of the al
deFmen are Democrats The Mayor and all
other officers are Democrats.
FCyxY-JeG Davis proclamation ordering
Fast among bis people, when we have been
reading, for the last three months, of their be.
ing on short allowance. How some fashion
able people strive to keep up appearance.
RADICAL MErHoD OF PRosEcUrIyG THE WAR.
First, finding out where slavery exists second,
issuing Z proclamation of emancipation third
leaping, like flaming giants" into Uncle
Sans treasury!
WHAT THEY FEAR.-From the fact that the
Republicans have passed laws to prevent those
whom they have Illegally arrested from insti-
tuting proceedings against them, it is evident
they fear the testimony of Heaven, earth, their
neighbors and themselves.
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\ NSw military company is being formed 10
MarySvine
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EXTRat
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERIES
IMMENSE EXCITENKYTtii

WYANDoTTg, Friday, April 10.
SIX o 'cl0cS Pm.
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The radical Republicans, Who deuounce as
rebels, those who do not sustain the policy
forced upon the Administration by Chandler.
Wade and Sumner, are merely pretended pat
riots who will hold anything except their
tongues; keep anything except their word :;
and lose nothing patiently except their cbarao-
;ers." They know ten times as much i'll of
themselves as they DO against those they de-.
nounce. unless We admit as fact the presump-
tion upon which they appear to act, viz: That
Of knowing all about other people and nothing
Of themselves.
POLITICIANS who believe that there are no
patriots living, except those who support the
radical policy of Chandler and Wade. had bet
ter, for appearance sake, net give atterance to
their belief. The support Of Chandler is no
more proof of patriotism, than the act Of one of
his followers with his bat of at midnight,
explaining The political principles of bis party
to lamp post, would be proof Of temperance.
IL the debate on the conscriptiou bin, Sena-
tor Nesnith said he did not want Congressmen
exempted He thought if the soldiers could
stand the association the people would not
complain. Judging from the service some
members had rendered, be thought the7 could
steal Richmond, or capture the Southern Con
iederacy, if it was left cut over night.
\ NEW style of postage stamps-the three
cen;eFs, is now being issued. The die Is the
same as the old one, but they are printed in
brown color on q dark. buff colorei paper, and
are somewhat Ike, in color, the twenty-five
cent postage e7-ragc7. q. II. G..
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Wheat was again &c. Sc higher with good inquiry,
and sales Of Ito 600 bushels at 81 so 81 ss for white
Western 81 90 10 for red and amber Western 81 so
81 621l for Milwaukee club aud amber spring. 81 40 q
81 So for Chicago sprirg Corn was 20. higher, with
sales Of 100 900 bushels mixed Western At 9Oc. 81 c
for sound Tee SOC. for unsound and heated and 94c
for Western yellow. Rye was In limited demand at 81 q
81 0s Sales made Of $50 bushels barley at 81 SO
81 So Oats wersn moderate demand at CSC TO-, ac-
cording TO quality.
CorraE The sales included so bags Java at 34hc.;
70 bags Maracabo at and 800 bags Rio and Santos
part at soc. 301sc The market closed firmly, with
upward tendency. We quote Rio, prne at 81 &c. 32c
good, 3Ohc sic. fair 29c. a SOC. ordinary % &c
29c. Maracabo, 30sc. 2hc.; Laguayra 30ac 32l
Java, 34c. a 35c; st. domingo, 2sc.
CorroS up to TIC 77Kc. for middngs, with sales
F,nGBrs less active to-day; rates unchanged To
Liverpool the engagements included 200 bbls. -four
at 4s. 5s $500 packages provisions at 20s, 27s.
Cd by sailing vessel, and Sos s. per steamer $50 hhds
tallow at 20s. To London 500 bols -four at 2s Cd
METALS freely inquired for, including pig lead at
SIC. &C. ingot copper at 34c 81 Lc; Banca tin at 46c
4s1sc. Straitssdo. at 44c speer at ssc per
b scotch pig iron at $685. and Ne, American do do at
NAVAL sroR, were quoted nrmer including spirits tur-
pcntne at 81 621in 50 671c. but in view OF the light
stocks sales limited.
PRovIloNs.-Pork was active sales having been made
Of 700 bbls at sl4 rs $l4 s7li for old, and $40
S18 25 for moss and $11 SO asia Is for PRIME Bec
quite brisk with sales OF 800 bbls at $1 80 $l2 rs
for pan and $l2 75 $13 so for extra mess Sales were
also made OF 200 bbs and tercos lard within range CT
10c 10s4c. 520e boxes bacon at &c. a9%c, and 600
packages hams and shoulders at 7c &C. and 5sc 5Zc
Butter was in more request at 21c 25c. for State and
16c 20c Tor Western Cheese was selling freely at loc
l3Lc.
PRINTING Cronn-rhe sales in Providence last week
were l2s 500 pieces lclosns with eaxe4 held hrmy at
lie.
ROE more active, l, ,150 bags East India having
found buyers at 7ac. Thc.
soAr.-saes we're made OF l50 boxes CASTLE 15Xc.
a 16c.
rosAcco demand and the advance Sales OF
463 hhds Kentucky at 15 Nc 32c 10 cases seedea at
lsc. a SOC.
SPICES In brisk request with sales OF 10000 mats
cassia at c, 1000 bags pepper, partly at 25c 25
and $50 bags pmento at 20c. 2ahc.
SroARs.-rhere were 100 hhds. sold al l0Zc a12hc.
for New Orleans and 1oxc for Cuba also las boxes Ha
vana at 1ostc. lie tho markes closing buoyantly
TALON l50 900 lbs. sold at ac IL SC
TKAsSalcs Of 900 packages were edectsd at bcoyan
prices.
wmsxsr.-Sales were made Of $50 bbls at acc SOC.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
~o-~~~~>~~~>s>~~~c~~~o~~
Arrival Of the Saxonia with
Three Days Later News.
OPENING OF THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
His Mediation Offer an Act
of "Sympathy."
Thu Maritime Powers Refuse to Join
uim, and He is "Compsned"
to "PostpOne it.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
Ae.a As., &ss
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON
STATE OF THE MARKET
&C., &e., &ss

The steamship saxona, from Southampton on the l4th
of January arrived at this port hapast one O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
Arabia.
despatch from Paris Of the 18th instant says:-rho
Bourse has been very heavy-not, apprehend owing
to anything in the Emperors speech but on account or
che financial situation
Accounts from Cognac state that tho demand for brandy
Is becoming less every day and nevertheless the price
firmly maintained appears some OF the principal
houses of Cgnac propose export their stock on hand 10
England, in hope OF obtaining good price for homo con
sumption.
The inhabitants OF the DUAL Ia Tournee Paris have
Archbishop of Paris afforded them. There was not
whole window pane to be found in any their dwellings
on Sunday JAN IL all had been shattered by the re-
port OF the twelve savos Of artillery which announced
that Monsgnor Norlot consigned his last resting
place. The damage which thus occasioned is enor.
NOUS la consequence Of the large number Of shops in the
neighborhood Of Notre Dame which have plate glass
windows.
The English Parliament is summoned 70 meet on the
9th Of February.
kilograms from Consantinope dated January r. state
was uniounded information received from Teheran
dated 1lth December declares that Herat still holds out
kilograms from Constantnople announce that Musta-
pha Pacha has been appointed Minister Of Finance and
confirm the staten ent that Fuad Pacha viii be President
OF the Grand Council, having reality the direction Of
the Finance Department.
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u LoaSou, Jan fy-Evonmg.
Ccnsols w Tor money. Good demand for dscouns ~
bank
AAxRicM STocB have advanced. United States -
advanced ESie advanced l. Illinois Central shares I'D
vanced Il Pennsylvania bonds sdvaasedt.
LLvKRfvo1. Jan. II, 1888
CoHoE-Saies OF tbs two days T. O00 bales Including
1850 bales 70 specuatss and exporters. The market
opened irregular and dull but reaction occasioned
buoysnt tono this mssning AtA
TRxDk RxroR1. AT Manchester tho market u frmer,
especially for shirtings.
BRxADsTuSB.-E1our quiet and steady. wheat BteaAy.
Corn frmcr and advances %. Cd. rla
PRoyMoss.-Beef heavy. Pork very duh Bacon d.
clinng Butter arm for Ane. Lard steady TaIOw nat
PRoDucs-Ashes duh. Sugar quiet Coffee steady.
Rice inactive. Rosn-NO saes. Spirits turpsnsne nomi-
nal.
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Reported Renewal OF the Mediation or

Paris (Jan IL Correspondence Of London Herald.l
The Opinion Ndfiondle states that the French govern
ment despatch TO London inquiring whether
the battle Of Fredericksburg had modified the views Of
he Majestys minister's and that negative reply has
received ia TO bo hoped that aftcr this France
will make up her mind TO alone. II reported-but
do vouch for the fact-tha the Northern envoy
Paris been instructed TO sound the government
ascertain whether II willing to propose armiscs
which, according TO all the accounts from the States the
North stands much In need Of
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Private letters just received In Liverpool by the mall
steamer Ethope from the West Coast Of Africa
several sailing vessels and large screw steamers
had taken ia cagoes OF negroes at that place. and got
clear away to sea- Notwithstanding the presence In the
vicinity OF two British cruisers. II said that
there regular system Of telegraphy practsed between
the slave dealers all along the coast and that the
well watched that the slave vessels constantly
apprsed of their movements and take accord
ingy This doubtless accounts for the escape Of the
sAvers.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. 27-6P. NJ
Asfs.-Sales were made OF 40 bbis. a SIC. for pots
and &c. for pearls
BEEswAx was saeable, in lots, al 41c. al &c for
Western yellow.
BREADsTurrs There increased activity in the mar
kct for -four and prices 10c. 15c per bb higher
Sales made Of "a 900 bbs State and Western 5000
do Southe and 600 do. Canadian, within revised
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Australia.
I&SSG1 sNAKs
TErOm the Melbourne ArpuS NJ

from the MelDourne Argus, NOV. Z5.1
The shipments Of gold still show falling off, and there
is chance Of the amount reach ig the quantity
produced by the miners during last year. The difference
will not be very great, still there will be deficiency
which cannot expect to made up during the few
weeks remaining and under circumstances anythng but
favorable.
The stability OF one Of local estabishments-the
Colonial Bank Of Australasiahas been put to severe
test. Of extraordinary rapdity, while It lasted,
began 11th inst and tasted for hour or two on
the next day, when it died death. In the mar.
kets steady and healthy condition Of business has ruled
throughout the month.
[From the Sydney Herald, Nov. 21.l
But few Of importance have occurred during the
past week. The steamer Bombay left Wednesday
carrying further donation Of 800 aid Of the dis;
tressed operatives In the manufacturing districts Of Eng
land
Our gold fields maintain steady average Weld. The
escorts which arrived Thursday at the mint brought
down in all II 76 ounces from the western northern and
southern districts.
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prices quoted - fonows.-Spot. AS o.. all the
month"; ass 3D., Marco. 44s %. 90 AS. Cd: April 70
June 44s 70 as 3d. OctObor 10 December 40s 10 46s
3d. Delivery 70 last evcuisg, 35T casks arrivals do.
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secretary Of King leopold. has bcen 70 Lisbon With
osser rom ms sovereign urging King Ferdinand - ith
oraw his refusal and 70 become for the eprone
Greece Tbs step has met with better success shan
tnose previously taken. King Feruan1 20 s.d
nos 70 acceps the crown offered ts him.
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FINANCIAL.

=
0SfIcE or rHE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ Compaay. New Ysrk January u, 1858
December. 1867
January. lsSa. . sis December is6a -. ss.ll6A O.
AIRY. 1869 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :. llse.M q
- Tot. .mosn. Of marine premiums ... Ssz71sss =
No policies have been issued upon life risks:
nor upon fire risks disconnected with marine
Pre@is%s s,s % msrssd 0G as from Is, Jauxsry. is6a
Losses pa.4 durns .he period s2oe4,ox il
The somIany has she following ssssts yis- "
United States and State OF New York stock
e: e: e: {:
Dividends on stocks, interest on bonds and morti
cages and osher losas, sundry notes, rctnsur, ~
sAce and other clsisss due the company. est:
e.: |: en-. s... :s
To,aa amour, .eassets ...............sI sIme7p1 &
Six cent interest The outstanding serihcsss o
and afer Tuesday the Sd Of Febsuag
AeAN ;I;v TWO ~ AND 4 HALs MILLION DOLLARS
o Prohs the outstanding serncAe. OF the issue OF oe
viii be redeemed and paid - the holders thereof tnetr
ruary nexA from wAich date al interest," thereon wiIcease
The cerhsaes to produced u che time Of payasn go
aivldend Of FoRrY PER CENT Is declared or the 81
earned premiums Of the oompsey (fres Of ts
Gates VIII be issued and after Tuesday, the Seventh n
II: ss; y IL s Y: !: ;.s.sss % ss
which cerlcaes were issued asaount ei27SToo
i7sse
Total profits Tor 2ok years. lAAssys0
deemed br cash. ios7sssS
Ne. earnings remaining with tho co~pany ON ist :.
yanua,y ISo1 SassssV
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28 1863

1si yeur follow citizens that shall be always resdy y
adopt anything IN the interests u the majority but that
they have a heart 70 facilitate the work that has been
commenced, 10 avoid conflicts which only lead 70 DIS
aster, 70 strengthen the constitition--whch their
work-they must send 10 the Chamber men who,
like you accept without the present system who
prefer serious deliberations TO sterile discussions men
wh0 animated by the spirit OF the age and BY true
Patriotism WILL by their independent spirit enighte0
the path of the government, and who will hcsato
" place above party interest tho stability OF the State
and thc greatness OF the country.
SPEECH OF TnB DUO DE MORNY IN Reilly.
The Corps Legisatf opened January Is by its Pres
dent the Due do Morny who expressed his gratitude for
the sentiments contained In the speech Of the Emperor
and hoped the deputies would sight the fact
that their language and attitude In
fuence the mind and conduct tho elecors
de horny further saidFor tho past lve years you have
unhesAtogy given tho government your devoted assist
ance II you viii compare the rights and prerogatves Of
wncn you were possessed at the beginning Of the session
with those you now enjoy, and will recall 70 mind the
measures modided or withdrawn by loyal influence,
you wi acknowledge that your part has been the
ecacOus and useful beca II hes and
moderate Let us hope that the voice OF tho country will
posong s0 position Of affairs, which prevents the
st.ttson OF France from being assaed because IL caps
Bile cf Improvement which allows gradual clopment
OF liberty and which bases tho imperial dynasty upon
mpershAblc foundations
The speech OF tho Duo do Morny received with ap
pAause.
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The Leather Manufacturers Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend Of five per cent, payable
February z.
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TANMAHY SOCIETY OR coLUNBrAN oRDER.-
srons you are rssass.sd 70 attend ihs tu.sr1 r. e
city Of Nae Ycrt and several yssrs sAchs cf Gar
soc.ey on "Wednesday morning January d fron eis a.
Point A. nins coock fss fns.na ~ssrs $50 a.
caves the foot Of Ea Thirty fourth street eveC nvc
Of NEI.soN i TRI6URY, 0rsnA sAsAsm-
CA1pER G. CuIIpa Acerrtsrv
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W. TOwNsEND JONES. Secretary.
TRUSTEkS
John D. jones' APP Pillsl Joseph 0atlard. Jr.e-
Charles Dennis, Leroy n. WILEY. }. Henry Burgy.
W. II. H. Moore, Daniel Mixer. C0rnslius 0xtanch,
Thomas Tiieston. b. 4. NicOA. 6. A Hand.
Henry Colt Joshua J. henxy,, Watts Sherman.
Wn. Y. rickersgiu. Geo g. Hobson, \ r. Mosgau
Lewis Curtis, David Lane, u J. HOwtand.
Charles H. Russell, James bryce, BenL Babcock.
lowell Hoibrook, WIN. Sturais, Jf.. RAchcr Westrav.
r. A. Hargous Henry X. Bogert Re6 b. Minturn, JR<
Meyer Cans A. A. Low, q. W. Blrnham.
R0yA Phelps, William 4. Dodge, Fred. Chauncey.
GaleS Barstow, Dennis Perkins,. James Low. .
JOHN u. JONES, RfesidenA
CHARLES DENNIS. Vice President
W. ii. H. MOORE SECOND Vice President.
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

In Japan, the departure from Jedd0 Of the Damio and
their families still goes Consequent upon the break
ing Of many sumpuous establishments large guam
ties OF vauabes and auriostes being sold in the CAPT
tal and the houses themselves taken down.
The New York herald., 1863-01-28

OFFICE or THE ERIE RAILROAD, COMPANY, u
" West street. New York. January ~ 1859
DLvIDEkD.--rhe Board Of Directors Of this Compang
have declared dividend Of Five cenA sse Of govern
the Preferred Capital stock, e earningu
Of year enAg 3ls December 1867 paysb ct the
sers Office Erie place, the l7th day OF RebPuary next
parties whose the stock Is registered a The
closing OF the bcoks ft
The Transfer hooks of the Preferred
O'Clock Monday, the ID. and open tho 1Eth Of Fex
airy. BY order Of the Board.
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rHE ANNUAL gLEcTroN OF rHIRrEES DrREC-
Il tors Of the Sixth Avenue Railroad 1ompsny VII n
held at the deps. sirth avenue corner o. ForyfourA
nfee' on Tuesday Feb ~ tr9T tprSw nvRRs s.rr.,.rv
rwINK MANUFACTURERS, ASSOCIATION.
regular monthly meeting will take place - No - Beck
man street ON Monday February 2, at two O'Clock r. u.
Tbe,e mi G sale Of hemp members. The price lisi
ali tinds of hemp twtnes be bsd on application TO
JAMES r. TRAyERS. Secretary.
yUAVK NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED TAX COIIEC.
Tor OF the OF New Lo,s county OF Kings will
o~vc tares "Wednesday, JAM a. and saturday, Jan. 81
yrc,, O'Clock A. NJ TO O'Clock r. ~, ai Thos Stewards
Hotel Plank road Cypress Hi and Saturday.
F.b y from clock A. NJ 70 O'Clock Y. NJ, al Brede'a
Hotel Ea~ New York. ID. uLANDER, Couecsor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONS OF TEAHERANCE;-THE GRAND DIVISION or
~ Eastern New iorN D. o; T., will quarterly
session the Hall of Nassau Division No at No rs Court
Brooklyn, "Wednesday, January & at O'Clock r.
NJ. Representatives. will please tleir ahend-
By order Of JOHN DAVIES, Grand Scribe.