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Arrival OF Treasure from CalifOrnia-Later
from Central America.

NBW YORK, Jan. 25.-The steamer Ariei, from
Aspinwall on the 18th, arrived this morning,
with 100000 in specie from California She
was conveyed by the gunboat Connecticut.
Panama advices of the 18th state as follows:
. The steamer Herman sailed on the 18th for
San Francisco, with the passengers Of the
America.
The civil war in New Granada is ended
The con veniion has pa ssed a law taxing spirits
and tobacco.
ing the houses destroyed by the recent fire at
AspnWall.
American gold has declined 2S per cent. al
Panama.
The French fleet and the ". = steamer Sara
nae were al Acapulco ON The Sth.
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ANOTHER ATTKMpT UPON yrcxsBuRe.-

ANOTHER ATTKAPT UPON VTcKeBURc.-
Another movement is now in progress against
Nicksburg-this time under General Grant in
person. He has already left Memphis. and q
majority Of his troops have preceded him,
while the remainder are in readiness to follow
Previous 10 General Grants departure, Gen.
German was dispatched TO Helena TO accom-
plish an important mission, the nature Of
which was not known. II is supposed, how
ever, that ne will intefsect one OF the railroad
lines leading 10 Vicksburg or Jarhson. .r-f
Gen. Grant is not accompanied by gHnboats;
the refore we infer that the attack upon Eicks-
IL not improbable that his visit is timed 90 as
10 cooperate with the movements OF General
Bankss column and Admiral Farraguts sun-
beat fleet. There has been ample time for
such cooperation, and perfect understand
ing between Gen. Grant and the attacking COL
umn from below. With such Concentration
we may hope for successful issue 20 The con-
ltst.-N. \. Com. Adv. ..... ...-
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New York Lesislature-Thr Ballot for
Speakcr-Great Confusion.

ALBANY, Jan. 2i.-Balieting for Speaker was
resumed to- day, and on the ODD ballot Mr. Brees
'oirdior Mr.. Callicott, insuring him majority
as the vote then stood.
a scene Of tremendous excitemsnt ensued,
and Mr.. Fields, Of New York, when his name
was called, rose TO explain, and held the floor,
refusing TO give way. Great confusion followed,
all the mem bers being on their feet, when Mr..
Moulton, democratic member, moved that a
committee wait on the Governor and ask his
protection.
The clerk put the question, the motion was
declared carried, and the committee appointed
Mr.. Fields continued speaking amidst re.
peated interruptions, and great turmoil in the
galleries.
After frequent interruptions Of Mr.. Fields in
his remarks, and exciting demonstrations IT om
outsiders, Judge Dean rose to q Ques ton of
privilege. and begged that the galleries might
be compelled TO observe order. .,.. ..~
The House finally adjourned, with an under
standing that vote should be taken at IL O'Clock
on Monday morning. a--.. -
Governor Seymour has indicated thai he is
willing and ready 10 consider any application
for the protection Of members, If it is required.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS nIsPATCHEs.l
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

HRADcUARTERs ARMY OF THE PorohAC,
Jan. 2l.-Nothing Of any importance hs. trans
plr-d here TO day. The roads slowly drying
up, but II VIII be rome lime before they can
bear heavy wagons or artillery.
HEApcUAETEgs ARMY or THE PoTosAc
Jan. "3-Tbr sabbath rest was well observed
To-Day throughout the entire camp. No bust
hess excepting hat o! the most necessary
character has been Transacted. No movement
II any unus ual character has been observed in
'he sncnly's lines within the past f. w days
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FROM NASSAU.
British Vessel Reported TO be Sent 10 e.
ture Admiral ~ ilLes

NEW YORK, Jan. 25s-The steamer Brit,.a
Sutth. iionl Havana on the 18th and Nassau
tn the 2tth, has arrived.
lhe lsshsma Herald, Of the 18th, announces.
thr arrival OF the British war etPamer t,alataa
from u. I'M uda, and the Spiieful, from Havana
ana saIt "it II reported from highly credi,-
aolc tources thu; the der OF the Gals L..
Las received positive orders 10 take Admiral
i.'s v s.n and wherever found, and con.
Wy him 10 Bermuds- wherv he W al be detained
Ln!ll fGrilnr OF q, r. from England"
The british chip Eesuviue took IL A. .aid.
$50 IN specie from Mobile 20 England
hc STEAMERS Annie ChIlds aud Flora had
arrived at Nassau frcm England, probably 20
lcn The blockade. The steamers Dougfats
hisil' and Antonia had sriled for Charles ten
i IT st"sntrs Duro and Cnlupse were enII in
port ON the l7th. The steamer Nina had arri we'd
from Georgetown with cotton.
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SATURDAY, January ~.


SKSATE-Mr. Trumbull offered a resolution
ifgaiizing the sending Of persons from the Dis.
irict OF Columbia 70 Albany before the passage
OF the act for that purpose; adopted
Mr.. Crimes introduced q bill esta hills hing tho
cffice OF Commiss ioner Of Deeds.
The resolution dirssting the Secretary OF the
Navy not TO accept league Island unless fur
iher directed by Cogrees, was discussed by
hcssrs. Cowan, Foster, Grimes, Ten Eyck and
cthers, and psssed-yeas II, nays ls.
lhe bill authorizing the appointment Of three
auditors, solicitor and additional pumtsr
OF clerks in the Quartermaster'e department
was amended and passed.
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PROPOSALS,
% B 0 P SAILS FOR ICE.

MEDICAL PuRrrreRs OFFICE
srrpn pso.os, Rgq;stinstcn, VIZ; Jan. 2, lss3l
M III aondsG Is. M si Se re- 1sesiySa st this ose
Twelve tl2l O'Clock 4. for furnishing the Maiicsi
iapp3 Of P IL Ick = g. i
the follS wing place., viz:
ksewbsrn, North Carolira.
Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
ksshsiie, Teonsase.. Tas
New Oriaans, L. uisisna.
Maah;n ston, District of Columbia.
Aemphis. Tennessee,
is lot hs ssu5sa :. The Do.
rrice per tcp of 400 lbs and within what perios
It the snoSlt Of their ds Al
to the whole smount required at any one OF
Eiaders e state Shst facilities they possess if
or storing the ice at the posts they propose to
The ice must be of the best quality subject to the
he ees of the cee II ehar:e Of
pest oee ado OF the bidder must appear in the
~ ,s bid is made in the name of firm the names
as the individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from disloyai Parties ,ciH not b. eonsid-
Tsd AND An OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
,,Preposals n ust be addressed to HENRY JOHNSON,
+ r.. Q and Acting Mediea! Purre,or,
Proposals for Ice
Inc abinty OF the bidder to Ill the contract
should 1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures TO
De appended to the Eusa sntee, and ssd guarantees
must accompany the bid
The responsibility of the suarantors must be
shown by the Official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or of the United States Ds-
sriet Attorney
Bonds in the sum Of Eve thousand dollars signed
by the contractor and both his guarantors viii be
required of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract
Form of tTEnYantse.
We,-, OF the county Of, and State Of,
and =, of the county Of, and State of -, do
hereby guarantee that - is able to fulfil the
contract in accordance with the terms o; his PRO
position, and that, should his proposition be sc
cepted. he Will at ence enter into contract in
corGarce therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared to becOE,e his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the ticial
certificate above- mentioned
The Surgeon General reserves to himself the
right to reject sny all bids that he may deem 700
HENRY JOHNSON. .M.sK. U.sA.
ia q dtFe23 Acting Medical Purveyor.
aSPapers authorized to pu blish Government sd
rtiS npr,tS pta
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Trouble Between Gen. Wool and the New
York State Militia.

all the State militia 10 report TO him, 1t is said,
under the authority of the General Govern
mpnt All the regiments OF the second division
have rerorted. Some OF lie regiments Of the
frs, division have refused. on III ground that
Gov Seymour WAS legally mm1ndtr CT the
forces Of The Sac. Gen. Hail has protested 10
Gen, \. CLi a.-aILst H. acton.
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A r d Y 8 q P p l. I 4 3.

OyyIoE OF THE CBIKB QUARTElxlsfER,
Amy Of tie Potomac, )
HASHiR0fOR September n, lSs.S
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
d the army Of the Potomac the FOLLOWING articles
500 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
hsled, the weight each bale to be marked
thereon.
200 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality in
strong sacks, we'll sewed
1909 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and of the best quality.
2ach bid must be accom- panied by the endorse
II awarded viii be fulEiled.
Bios win be opened from time to time as the Az
ncles may be needed, and contracts viii be awarded
9I the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to tn 10 time of opening.
The right Is reserved TO accept all or any part OF
Any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Oats Wood ," rs the case may be, and enclosed
Ia separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and A. D. O..
eHh Chief QQArtermAster.
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The Nicksburr Canal

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The Herald's Washing
tcn dispatch states that information has been
received that the rise in the Mississippi ha.
beer 40 great as 10 ffow through the canal cot
10y ordrr OF Gen. Butler in the bend Of the river
opposite Eicksburg.
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THE CHICAGO CLERICAL ScANDAL.-We pub
Eshed some days since an account of a most
singular affair that occurred to the Rev Mr.
Hager, Of the Episcopal Church Of Chicago in
which he AYERS that two Gentlemen, in his study,
by threats Of bodily injury compelled him 70
sign written confession Of improprieties rela-
live TO certain Joliet ladies. Since that publi-
cation a new development has been made i'm
the case. The Bishop of Illinois ordered an in
Nestigation into Mr.. Hager's conduct at Joliet,
and the Chicago Tribune says: H..
This Commission proceeded 70 Joliet early
last week. and there heard the testimony
What they did has not been made public Ain
we do know lie that they de ,ermined 10 present
TO the Bishop the Rev. Mr.. Hager, TO be tried
on the charges by an ecclesiastical conrt As
this commission was somewhat in the nature
of grand jury, giving only an eI -parte hear
ing to the case, the result Of their acion caunet
be dee med as in any way conclusive. The speci-
hcations OF tie charges are twelve in number,
and cover several pages OF legal cap. Upon
the reception OF this prsen tment by the Bishop
he caused q copy to be made, and yesterday
served them, by the hand of MIR. Vandyne,
upon Mr.. Hager, together with the of1ciai no.
tce Of his trial, which is set for the 18Th day of
February, at Joliet
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
B K IL LIANT SCHEME!
21s PRIZES OF S1Oo.
R3O-0on

M ..-...... 10000
Secoud Capital Prize .-.1 9Q0 Dollars
Lowest Three Nun Der Prize 90 Dollars
DELAWARE SFATE LOTTERY
Authorized ty An Act for the Enceuraxeme ant Of
Internal improvements in the
State of Delaware >
JOHN MORRIS Il CO, Managers.
CLtss % TO he drawn in Wilmington, Delaware
on SATURDAY, January SIEt, 1855
SCHEME
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Gen Brown Recovering-Heaitho Of Gen.
Heron.

SPRlfoFIELp, IAN. Is.-To Major Genera,
C"'is: General Brown II very decidedly i'm.
proving. lie sits mp, reads the ne wspaprr,
ano enjoys his cigar almost as well as before
the battle.
General Hrrron Is slowly improving. but se
confined to his room most Of the time
=. II. MELcHER, Medical Director
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s.-E.-I88O.-x.

BRAKES PLANTATION BiTTERs,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
full beverage and active tonic. Composed OF
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
It is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Diarrh9a, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change OF diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
at all times of day, by old or young, and is par.
tcularly recommended TO weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. H BRAKE & co, No.
2C2 Broadway, New York. Sc 25-eoSm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVEE UE, near EirArd's Hotel

THIS tHoNDAY) EVENING.
Mr.; AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
The eeleelsted original Irish Boy and YAr k-e Gal
performances will commence With the capital Irish
$3.50 RoRN TO GOOD LUCE.
,i R;s f Tiiii' riFs.s
: To ecnenude with The farce ofthe irish TIGER
Nr. Barney Williams as the Irish Tiger
Rofes e5 Admission Private Boxes, e6; Dress
C;rSs C;rSs ~ cents SIchestrs chairs, ~ cents ally
Parterre, So cents
Doors open at quarter before o'clock perform
arces commence 1T half past 2 O'Clock.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS.
BUSINESS MAsIGkR.. J IL s;Ssscs S1
STAGE AAsAGER-. FRED. q. hAaosR
THIS (MoNDAY) EVENING,
ALICE pLACIDE.
VALsliA, THE SLAVE QUEEN
ALICE PLACIDE
As THs SLAVE QUEEN
In Hhich she will f ght terrific
O4 ID s " Ord COMBAT,
GRAND HARCu OF THE AMAzoNs!
To conclude with
OUT ON A SPREE.
Tuesday ALICE PLACIDB as the GYPSY GIRL.
In rehosrsal-THE PEEP O. DAY.
PRIcEs OF ADs!ssI0s.- balcony Chairs, rs cents;
Orchestra Seats rs cents; parquet.a 90 cents.
lily Circle. Is cents; Private Boxes, SIS.
Doors orsn at "a to commence at O'Clock.
CANTERBURY HALL,
y SSAAEETTkkkkBBEEkY SAETkkBEEY HALL. HALL.
LOUISIANA hV., NEAR SIXTH STREET.
EXCELSIOR COMPANY OF THE WORLD
CROWDED HOUSES!
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIanr!
TIE MOST MAGNIFICENT HALL
IN AMERICA!
TITS sct nowledsed by both citizens and strangers
to bs the best aud most respectfully conducted Mu-
SIC uali IN the country.
THE LARGEST COMPANY OF STARS
ever appearing in Washington
Our motto is
FUN WITHOUT VULGARTTY!
Look AT TIE LIST OF STARS
that will appear to night:
Misses Julia Mortimer Kate Pennoyer,
Agnes utterlsnd, frank La FoIle
Lilly Brandon, Florence Rivers,
Jennie Allen, Hannah Burch
And Little Ella
First week Of
G. W. PARKER,
The Wonderful Ccntortionist
AND TIE Old FAyORITES:
Gee. X. Edeson, J A. Willis.
Larry TCcley, II. W Egau
DICK Parker, J. s. Clarke
THE ABOVE NAMED STARS WILL APPEAR
TONIGHT
in an immensSclio of
SINGING, DANCING, ACkOBATIC FEATS &c
The performance will conclude with the laugha-
hle Farce,
COUSIN JOE;
BUTTONS ALL OYER ME!
ADAIsSIOE-Balccny and Parquette, q cents to
Orchestra Arm Chars, Sc cents; to Private Boxes
holding SIX persons, SIS.
Doors open at 6A O clock performance at IN
A GRAND MATINEE will De given next Satur
day Afternoon, for Ladies and Children, At o'ek.
Admittance-Ladies ~ cts. Children, 10 cts
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evening say: The stock market wac active TO-
day, and, as was expected Taste venIng, though
there was some irregulsrity In prices, stocks
were, on the whole, better. Governments are
firm, and without any material fluctuations.
The coupons OF 1881 and 80 notes are IN rood
demand al full prices The new 5.20's are aox
bid. Money is in full demand at per cent.
are no generally disturbed The gold market
is per cent higher, but not active. The prin-
oipal business of the day has been at i4e kaIlo,
and running up az high as $50, but closing
with sales since the {" first call" at IleE.
Dutiable demand notes are very active and 4
per cent higher. The sales early in the day
were at Ii5, and after the Roard l45k was paid,
and that bid for more. Exchange on London
is active at y per cent higher. First-class bills
are l6ial65. The City of Baltimore, for Europe
to-day, takes out S5l6,56i in specie.
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~ All the bodies Of the Sioux Indians who
were recently executed at Mankato, Mimi,
have been res urrected by the doctors for seben-
tific purposes.
~ project is on foot for the establishment
Of n newspaper in Louis vile, KY, which will
express the views and advocate the policy Of
the emancipationists of that State.
~Ten men have been arrested at 1ndianap-
oils, charged with counterfeiting "green
hacks"
S-The 81. Louis Republican says small poN
lie spreading in every direction over the western
country.
- The Supreme Court OF Wisconsin has
decided that the Constitution does not require
that railroads be taxed az other property.
SThe first stone Of an English Protasttnt
church was laid at Naples, December l5th.
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NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENBE.
FFVsks sFHaE aARha "a JANIS HhMshPh PfISR 92
BALLET MAsTER.-........... .....B YATES
HALL OF BEAUTY.
''0' " TAfNMENT IN THE CITY. CIV O."
CROWDED NIGHTLY
Re-Engss.ment for Or or enc s week only, of
The most talented and accom- pshed artist on the
American stage.
Continued ss SUCCESS G e q r. the beautiful
Entitled by the press and public the Queen Of Song
'sasisG. MR.s &, W ". Spf sMITH' TffA 'hiS' 0f
The celebrated and talented Artistic.
ENGAGEMENT of
MR.. GEORGE WINSHIP
Sd week Of TIE Erasefpl and charming Danseuss,
W s. BUDWORTH,
The renowned ard talented Negro Actor
BOB BUTLER,
The Ilumorist and Pantomimist.
continsss Rss snesesf TsTrs Ct Prof
Young Ladies'.
=, MISS MISS ADA T TEsMMhE, M the beautiful and pleasing
Goes SAN hqHG Regalsr AID
snd Voeaist JANIS tss teeiif eei taeSn no'46
ana Afsf Fgsk kRNs e: s Ss
MISS u FLoRENUE: the Little Fs!crite. MISS
seuse. Mirs Julis Marsh Mirs Edith Whitin1,
Miss Iaa Deyere, Miss Mary Desille, Miss Drake,
Miss juiia hose, Miss Miss Emma styne: and Forty
ant TaIEST or PsH ALL INA Sarfoss os ST
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.
PRIoss OF ApNIssIoN-Parquett. and Family
Circle. Is cents Orchestra Chairs, 50 cents; Single
csorsa GTos h0dg
Doors open at 6& o CLOCK commence at Q ok.
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4. Z. EISINGER L co.,
OFFER FoR SALE AT THEIR STORE,
Ne. IS, PENSSYLyANIA AVENUE,
kEAR rHIRTEKNIn srRKBT,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBOCKER,
TIE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED VINES AND LIQUORS
TO BIZ BOUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, OAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL,
KENNEBEC SALMON,
sOUSED L PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LU1URIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON.
Msssrs. A. N. b. Il Co. are also Sole Proprietors
Il BINISGERS CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put up in Quart Bottles for medicinal uss
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
VAn articles boug ght at their store warranted
ofAs hrst quality and forw arded TO any part of the
city free Of expense.
An We intend to be permanently located, We re.
ss4etfuily request families TO give call
ABRAM n. BININGER,
HENRY T. CAPEN
wAsBueros, December. 1862
AN BININGER CO. have DO eonnexion with
any other House.
d3A R0LLIN CHU RCH. Agent.
TIONAL LOAN.
THE NEW
SII PER CENT. BONDS
OF the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
fwsHTY YEARS FROM DATE,
u sfssz Y.ve Yeas At Option of the Governmsnt.l
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
PIFfY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Five HUNDRED DOLLARS.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Gums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Ikg1RIsr COMMENCING AT DATE OF PUB
CHASE,
AID PAYABLs SEMI ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
These BosDs are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now in the market,
fss Interest At present price Of coin being equiv.
Alent to PEx CENT. in currency.
FoR SALE BY
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
asa FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS II
P0VERHXENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICAfsS,
ARAY AND NAVY VOUCHERS
COIN, CURRENCY AND E1CRAN0E
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,sI4 prizes amounting to .S525 sos
Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters S21, Eighths slk
S-Al orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS & CO.
Nlimln gton. Delaware. Jan g. Inn
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Prices OF ADNIssIoN.-Parquette and Family
Circle. 25 CENTS Orchestra Chairs, 50 cents; Single
Seats in Boxes, IS cents; Private Boxes, tholding
six persoBs,) S. 4; Colored Circle, % cents.
& Doors open at 6X o clock commence at 8 o ok
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Rofes ef Adp,issioH Private Boxes, e6; Dress
circle 81 cents; Orchestra Chairs, 10 cents fa ally
Circle, @ cents; Colorec Galsery, 15 cents; Colored
PArterre, 50 cents
Doors open at quarter before clock perform
arcrs commence 1T half past O'Clock
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ADMIssIOE-Balcony and Parquette, Is cents to
Orchestra Arm Chars, &c cents; to Private Boxes,
holding siX persons, SIS.
Doors open at 64 O'Clock performance at TX.
GRAND MATINEE will De given next Satur
day Afternoon, for Ladies and Children at oelk,
Admittance-Lades ~ cts Children 10 cts
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ES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Translation, com.
!Iets In one vol; 81
ssn YRANOK TAYLOR.
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SkCOND-HASD PIANOS.-One very nice Piano
a. Tor $50. In best order. One 6 octave fOrA
y Alsrge assortment of new Pianos st
sac @e lowest factery prices, at the Musicttt fI'
''ofe Of ". G. METZEROTT,
hH ole gent Of steinway Son.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
poLrTlCAL.

ATAs SPECIAL MEETING or THE FIRST WARD RE.
"A putlian Assocation hed Monday evening, August
~ 1906 at y GreenMieh street in pnrsMnce Of recon-.
rnuaton Of the Republican Central Committee Of the cjty
OF New York for the purpose ef appointing mee Of
fva ward confer with ALT cItiyrns
approve the call OF the Union COMMITTEE and
who pledge themselves 70 sustain the OF the
Republican STATE Convention be
suse September = Ic5SN committee Ave
A. follows Marshall ID. H. Prtntup, Edward Weieh
yr a. ~ y Leudcr amt Charles 0nbert; and the :. a
committee hereby notice that scy VIII be rcadines ss
~ confer with such cxens, refo~ meptiOned nn Th.
sav evsnng August ~ Greenwich street Al hair
sss en co,s. BY order OF The committee.
se'@ ID. u. rRINTUP. sccutary.
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1863
HELP wANTED-mALEs.

7E0 LABORERs wANrED-FoR IMMEDIATE SER
lCU vice In the vicinity of Washington. D. c. Compe
tent orenen who requested 10 call
a. NO ne street. room No ~ door La5osers win
0l carpenters al $50 month with raons and quarters
Call between 10 A. NJ and r. NJ Transportation furnished
Free j. T. JONES. Agent for Colonel Saweile,
Chief Qnartermaster Cavalry Bureau
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

MAN WANTED-TO TAKE CARE OF ROAD
"A horses harness. &C.; good WAGES viii be given 10 q
good Apply with reference at l66 East 25h ST. In
the private stable
The New York herald., 1863-08-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-nIALEs..

A YOUNG AMERICAN, ACTIVE AND ENEr raETIc.
"A OF considerable business experience speakin and writ
ng French and German, somewhat acqualnt 4 with tie
spanish language, and good accountant desir sna ton
low salary In hs city. in South An <rtcan or est
indian port Coos rtcrcncc. Address for sae week a r.
sx l97 Herald ollce. "SeA - 80
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

A CAUTION TO LAnIES--MADAME RESrETL ri
N male Physician, 162 Chambers street deems 1t her du
to caution ladies against impostors who cr
and wholly irrespousble person Madame or Dol
tor These persons have spurious medicines and other
sonous compounds ~ deprive the unwary easily drped
well Of their means Of their health. That ladies md
avoid these mposIons Madame kesteli feels called
give this caution
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

= OpO CERTIFTCATBs.-HAvlN0 HAD TIN rrEru
I.OOO extracted without pain by DIR ). JAY vILLERs
Ia brand blocss from BrOafway cheerfulIv
ns.r, this a. RECOMMENDATION - those suffering from
toeuhaehe NARr KELLY. New CressLt 4 A.