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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

GEORGEIOWN ADV ER'MTS.
UNION SoMINREs-A,.eon CON.
US ven,ion of delegates from the four tieorse.
lOwn precincts, elected after public advertisements
the Gnsn Parsy on
the 'is MORN Hsf IS afiii5kur
HEs EF 1 aDYIsos.
william Fl hfd e. GS,DEY.
~ StssSss
VIM: R. c0t ttaIssSsixs $: !A AsaIfsI HfssfoS.
sss'iSs 5i9Htr Fat A. sss is
GEN Fl = * S SE 5.Ss.
CHxs. 4. BT cckBY.
r. 4" e. aoT TEss GSsYY"e"'
wa GSdLISS.
il BARRET.'
JOHN MARBURY, Jr..
/ { + I: GGh sMM5EsssFFss,
pr, I Il cS2RAlGIS.
G. g. MYsRs.
J. o. HUSTON. IT.
VA COURSE or THREE LECTURES PoR
Society. q GsoIxetova, will Be given in Trinity
oH Pirst ise so "1 TnEspAy HvnN1sa p.hn
~ III; y Rsy gefa.s 6g1IlIs.ss. t s. =,
President OF Loyola College. Baltimore.
Tickets for tho course, 81.
Tickets for lecture, So.
Tickets for sale By the members. ut KidweIl,a
and Oarrolls Stores, on High st., By the boys Of
tho shoot also, at the door on the evening Of the
Doors open at 81 o'cIock Lecture at IL O'Clock.
nTNOTIol.-GEOR ELECTION.
US On MONDAY, the sd inst. an el ctionW Will
% held In the several Prseinsts Of Gsorseto.n,
Board Of Com mon Council, and for one member
70 MI vacancy In the Board Of Aldermen
Ie 10 SWd VIM. LAIRD, DIRK.
$ u r 8, ATr1 NTIOH!
900 Barrel. BALDWIN APPLES, in prime
order Tor shipping, just received.
800 Barrels PUKB APPLE OLDER, In store, and
arriving. For sale b..
JNO. W, LUMsDON.
Forwarding and general Dom. Merchant
fe D-lw 81 Water st., Geor setown, D. q.
II 30 BARRILS FAB,
80 BARRILS robin.
noEH J. L. KIDWILL, 6eorsstovn. D. O.
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.TAR PREPAYMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WASHINGTON, January Is, 1858.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will be given ut the off 60 of
Lieut.. Col. CosRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street. ..
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lVl STILL CONTINUES TO
CURE EVERY DISEA5E
HAND MAGNETISM
AS STREET, BsrwEsH 9Th AND 71H,
Washington. a22-imf

M NO IMPOSITION
MADAME ROSS, Doctress and Aetroiosist, was
born with . natural gift. She tells the past aad
future-was naver known to fail Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long Sc parated
No. 433 p street West, between 9th and TN, near
the Patent Ofcs. The only parson that can show
q likeness Of future husband absent II lend in
reality Ladies' 81 cents: gentlemen 81. ia q In
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Assaz1 = LscoLss xfssiAsas Of ~ U.issA ssasss
:: b All WON Is M 0ss~s.
satisfsetory evidence hsvi1s bsea exhibited to
n that hesIrn ."s bAUsn scr, ofsMtv.sfiesha:
ssHe. emar Risenaeh, for NE Ststs Of Mimi sofa,
I do hereby recognise him a such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers and PRIVILEGES a. are allowed 10 the Con-
suls of the most favored nations. In the Unit-d
State.
In testimony whereof, have esassd thsss letters
to be made patent. and the Seal of the United
States to be hereunto All xed. .-
Given under my baud ut the city OF Washinx-
ton, the 18th day Of ,trusrY. A. D: lsis,
fl. 8. and the I ndependenee Of the United
States OF America. the ssth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. e.
By Tho President:
WILLIAM III. SEwAlD, Secretary OF State
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TIE SECOND Hartford CONFERENCE.-The
Democratic Convention OF Connecticut has
nominated NJ. I. II. Seymour for Governor OF
that State. The policy of a cessation of hostiii-
ties with the rebels is boldly proclaimed. The
doctrine OF State sovereignty and independence
il asserted in the first resolution, while the
heresy Of secession" is repudiated in the third
The CONSUMPTION bill is declared to be subver-
slve OF the sovereignty Of the States, and the
State authorities are called upon to "sternly
resist" its operation. The abanking system"
adopted by the Senate is pronounced unconsti-
tutional and dangerous to the principles on
which our Government is founded. The eman-
cipation proclamation is assailed
Connecticut has not suffi eiently escaped from
the stigma of the first Hartford convention to
be able to trifie with its reputation by 80 agrant
= repetition Of that reasonable affair
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SETTkk DQGSFOR SALB. Two thorou sh bred,
- pure blood PUP S six weeks old PriesS
8 10 each Address for three days A. b TX
" " Star Office. Ittl
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GERMAN AND ENGLISH
" COTTON HOSIERY.
We open to-day spring supplies OF the best
makes Of
COTTON HOSIERY,
consisting Ct sn grades an qualities Of
Ladies' German and English COTTON HOSE
Gentlemens German and English COTTON HALF
HOSE,
Misses' and Boys COTTON HOSH and SOCKS.
All Of which offer at prices lower than they
can be had elsewhere. JOS J. MAY
fs n-lw sos Pa. sv., bet 9th and 10th sts.
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HIeHLY IMPORTANT TO TIN LADIES.
aEoRaRs PATENT HAIR olIMPlR.
ELA0si YLAosti

s e N s. "a r'.A' fot i' TEsHs
Nu9N 0or Pa. svsl ~, se1th sd.
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WAsHINGTos MONEY MARKEr.-Quotatsoys
for stocks, coin and IA urrpnt money IN ruixh.A
by Lewis Johnson Il Co. Bankers
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n@GRAHD FAIR.-The Grand Fair in aid of
NS sick and wounded soldiers to be held at Odd
Fellows Hall 1th street uhder the ausp ices Of the
German Eel.ef Association, will open next MON
DAY EVENING, the $50 instant, at o'clock, and
continue one week. Season tickets admitting a
gentleman and two ladies' 80 cents fe - Sc
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O@UNITED.STATES CHRISTIAN COMMITS
S SION viii bold public meeting in the ii all
OF the House Of representatives en- SABBATH
EVENING, Feb. I'd at o'clock
EI. CIV. POLLOCK, OF Pa Rev. DR.. DgRIEA. OF
n. :: Hon. HOkACH MAYNARD. of the Hsus-; Mai
dresses.
The door OF the House will be reserved for the
Pre.ident. Cabinet. Su precae Court Congress c.
Admittance to the Hall will be through the main
entrances teast and ves) leading into the Rotunda
fe % q
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Y@SMITBSONIAN LECTURES-Prof HBysy
~ WckrZ, of New York, will lecture on FRI.
DAY. February 9th, and MONDAY, I'D, on Gun
powder" with iiiustrAtioDs and experiments
The public are invited. The lectures commence
81 o clock D. IN. Abundance free. fc 1857
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CHee!, baEefH MINI mad 1s1th.
Prof. Marini has the honor to inform his former
patrons and friends that his next and last Quarter
OF this season viii comm TUESDAY March
81 Al! thoro wishing to &C .ompiish shemselvsS iu
the graceful art and take part in HE Grand FLORAL
May Hall should avail themselves Of this opportu.
nifty, and join his clnsses
Days and hours of tuition Por Ladies' Misses And
Masters, eyery Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
rom 10 5 p. m for Gentlemen, from 8 to ~ same
For psrti eulars apply At the Academy from 1, to
e,eIy nay fo 2i-lwh
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A PBNMANSHIP.
Instruction given to ladies or gentlemen n D1iTats
residences. The value Of clerks as penmen In.
creased t.ntold. evening class now fornipR Ad.
dress ~: ROsnDALH, Star Once. II.
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FAIR AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
LH The Grand Fair for the ber eft of sick and
VIC unded soleiers " ill open on MONDAY. Feb 2d,
st O'Clock p. m >, in presence Of His Honor, the
Mayor OF the city, and disting uished members of
the Federal Governu emit. The German Glse Club
will sing. DR.. kBrNHOLD SoLGBR will address the
guests, and TT q hand will strike patriotic airs
COM TEE or ARRANGE MENTS
A. CLUSS, Sec'y. Rep. K Init fe PLOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY B. 1863.
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTJON NOrICE-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR
N TuNITy FOR HoUsEKEErERS AND rHR TRADE.
LARsiE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
CUT GLASS CHINA AND SILVER WARE,
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, &C.
E. ROTH, Auctioneer will sell this fSatnrdny January
3rd precisely The elegant oosily
Furniture of the elegant residence No. IFS West Eighth street
viii be sold the highest bidder for Offering extra
ducements the entire furniture
consisng Of elegant rosewood Psnoorte rosewood and
black walnut Paror Suits covered In rich brocste plush
and Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges TO match
Damass and Lace Curtains Velvet and Brussels CARPETS
backs and doors Mirrors Vases Bronzes Twenyone Day
Clock, OIL Paintings rosewood and mahogany Bedroom
Suits Spring Hair Mattresses Blankets, Bostss Pr
lows Lounges Sofa Bes Rockers Chairs Glass China and
Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery Tea and Extension Tables
Ingram Carpets Olcoths, stoves
N B-1he whole will be ssd by catalogue. without
serve and must be removed immediately. Ne postpone
ment
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Army List.

Merriam Francis II, Franklin
street barracks, care Capt
Washburn
Noble VIM H, B I Hospital
Mott Capt ChAs c, 9Th Iowa
omans George W, Fort Co
lumbus
Partridge Austin. I'd n Y ca.
vAlry
Patton Lieut. George, former
iy Sd artillery U "a
Price Col Walter W, LIST rest
Perkins Capt r ", AQM
Mclaughlin John, late Fort
Columbus
Russell. Let Lieut.. 7th infan-
try u s A
Robrig Capt Chas, Rec officer
Reeve 1t Col J v d, LIST q 8
si ie.sasas Corp, formerly
Trinity Hospis4i. Wash, DC
Small Charles r, Co ID, 18th
regiment
Thorp Stephen c, Co A, 6,h
Ohio regt
Van 6ickIin Edward, drum
mer u SA
Weaver Capt
Watkins Isaac N, 9Th U Sait,
COG
williams Charles II. Frank
lin street barracks, care OF
Capt Nudge
Winder Chaplain John n,
''3cotts 800 Cav
Work Capt Frank, A @ II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
A BRAHAN vANDERPOOL 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS
"a MORTGAGE SALE.
HOITSEHOTn FIRNITuRE.

chance for housekeepers and dealers. This day
Saturday. Jan. at the brown stone residence - West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale
mencing 0 O'Clock consisting of rosewood and walnut
Paror Suits covered with Eagsrss Centre Tables
Bookcase Mirrors Chandelier rosewood Panoiorte STOOL
Aunc Rack Curtains Shades Velvet. Brussels and In
grain Carpets; Clocks OIL Paintings Bronses Vases stau
stands Hair and Spring Mattresses Sofas Bedding China
Glassware Silver Ware Casters Knives Forks Linen Buff
fet, Extension Table Arm Chairs. also Basement and
Kitchen Furniture also good family Carriage, Horse and
HArnAaa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

Ironsides ship, j McKsnna,
I'd officer
Lamplighter bark, Charles A
Wheeler, Joseph II Gibson
I.auraetta bark, Lyman r
Richardson
Lebrine steamer, Alexander
Scott
Louise brig. Paul Durette
Lord Raglan bark, Daniel
Mckenzie
Mlnesots ship, Horaiio Slater,
Ell P0ulsson, Henry Smith,
AN Ellis, John Thomas
Mount Vernon Dark, Capt s
Sawlc
Martha Vineyard ship, Capt
Weaver
hissura ship, John lChas
Grafton
Margaret bark, 7 z sharp
Patriots brig. James Mcna.
mara, John Komayne
Plymouth Rock ship, James
Hughes
Plot Fish bark, Mr. Stomp
Quesnell ship, Lawrence
Henderson
Queen Victoria bark, Frank
BERTRAND
Rocsaway ship, Vim Burns
Sarah Ann brig. LukeAWard
Shakespeare ship, Christian
Mogenser
Wilmington brig. Samuel
Vent
W T vensrd bark. John VIII
lIams
Wesideld ship. q A Ashton,
William Morrissey
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A ucTIoN NOTICE. DOUGHTY, AUcrIoNEEsR

A UCTION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
"A will sell. this day, At ION ococs A. s.lesIoom y
black walnut Saloon Tables Ceuner Cas.ors Oyster Box
the attention of dealers Also close consignnent:
neral assortment Of Parlor Dtnsns Chamber and Other
and Ingram Carpets China Grocssry and oiA:s Ware
Library Bookcases French and Cottage Bedsteads The
whole 70 be peremptorily sold to close Old accounts
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UCTIoN SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
"A Piece Goods Ac.-A n cRIsTALAR Auctioneer, win
sell Monday Jan. At lO O'Clock, at Bowery large
stock Of ssasonabe Clothing comprising hne Broadcloth
Over Goats; fine Doeskin Cloth Cashmere and sanet
Pants Silk Velvet Satin Cloth Valencia Vests also
Piece Goods Cloths Cassimercs Sattncts &C. also Boots
Shoes. Fancy Goods. &c. &C
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UCTION NoTICE-A SOLID ROSEWOOD PARLOR
"A Suit beautifully carved and finished made to order,
$3.50 will sold for $l One for $685. Also the Fur
nure of paror and three bedrooms will be sold at gre.
sacrifice for cash. Apply ll9 Clinton place. West Eighth
street. avenue
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a ARoN COZ AUCTIONEER.

A ARON cox, AUCTIONEER,
"A will sell the Eteamug Thomas A. TilinsheN on
Wednesday Jan 1865 at O'Clock, a. the FOOT OF Morgan
street near the North Point Foundry Jersey Guy Shc
8Ofeet long II BIZ feet beam, double engines Hx2ls
tanks % hours water running only four months
Fopartcuars apply DAVID KEMP las steuben street.
OF the auconeer AARON COX, % Montgomery street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

BUS Letters.
New York Gard Manufactur-
ing Co
Publisher OF Continental
Secretary Northern Fire In
surance Co
Trunk Manufacturers Co OF
Canal and -, one block TO
the east of varick st
Union Comb Company
United Pianoforte Makers
Stock 20
Wilson's Manufacturing Co
Wet Nurse, s3l Sd av, ID
iloor
Wsrwick's City Dispatch
wee<ly Britannia
AN wAkEMAH. Postmaster
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MiscellancS
American Tin Can Company
American Needle Co
Adams Sewing Machine en-
many
Agent steamer Saxon
Beacon Dam Rubber Syringe
Manufacturing Comp
BaYnnm's Gallery
Capt OF the steamer Frank
Mumford
Editor of the N Y Bulletin
Editor Of Porter's Spirit OF
the Times
Editors Of the Farmer and
Mechsnic
Naval Prize Comra
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d A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.
-: United States government sale Of Pilot Bread. \.
win be sold public auction, Monday January at
IL O'Clock M the sorehouse Of Miller Conger Of
jefferson and South 69eboxes Of about 50 lbs each
Plot Bread Crackers: 81 bbs Pilot Bread Crack
slightly damaged. Sale positive Terms cash. Sale BY
order OF Col. A. B. EATON A. G. Gen. of Sub.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A THENEUM-rHE REV. MATTHEW HALE SMITH
N VIII preach In the Athenaum Brooklyn, OF At
sn; u. and s CnsS 20 ,s sss Sunday
course 70 young PEOPLE on Psris Of City Life Y Young
and others Come early II would have ReheArsa
BY the choir Saturday evening Singers generally invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

% A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.
ID. United States government sale Of Tallow.
win be sold At public auction on Saturday January a.
IL O'Clock NJ the storehousc IL Albany West
street. SIS bbls of Tallow about 10000 pounds Sale posi-
tive. Terms cash. Halc by order Of Col A. b. EATON A.
G. Gen. of Sub.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

HENRY H. LEEDS / CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III II. LEEDS 4 CO. will sell at auction, Saturday
January 10Y O'Clock q the saissroon = Nassau street
Of Bruises and Ingram Carpets, rosewood Etagcre,
with marble top; carved black walnut Sdsboard. maho
marble top Centre Table. mahogany Chairs and kcslsrs
in morocco; Brussels cRugs, Stair Caves Stair
Rods Sewing Chairs In haircoth Hair Mattresses. Straw
frame Mirror. E1snsion Dining Tables GIL. frame o.
London Pencils in ivory and woodan Pen Holders,
Metal Pencils &C. Also 1t IL O'Clock, valuable Set u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

h BY HENRY WOOD 1 GO.
SARRIFPS SALE-BUTTER,
On Saturday, January s. At II o clock.
At the saiesrooms, No. $50 Broadway.
Comprising drkins Of Butter. By order,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03

trAKEG ny aIsraxY-oS NEW YEARS DAT. ouT
~ the ha OF s2 VEST twenty .Gfst street. Seek
Coat You will The snks Of The ssssr hy Nsvins
ct ;he above number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-03
uENRY b. HERTs, JR, AUCTIONEER
III BY HRNRY WOOD co.
SHKRIfFS sALE-FAECY DRY GOODS.

On Saturday, January :. At 10Y O'Clock.
At No. &l Grand street, corner VI Ludlow, .
large stock of Fancy Goods Hosisy, wooisn Goods.
LAces Embroideries Hoop Skrt. Corse Counter, Show
JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER-
IL CLOSING SALE Of RICH FANCY ooops. &C
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell, THIS DAT, 1t II
o'clock at his saesroom s. Nassau street Maiden lane
large assortment of elegant Bronzss Clocks Vases Silver
Plated Ware Musical Boxes Photograph Albums being
balance left from previous sales Catalogues and goods
ready for examination
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Sin oerbansnifDenes Greienif.

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unb unaterteIe Mtttel aebtetenper, entlhloNe,
ner Mttte1fQub, ols Gertreter pes mo,
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lsbten IS c}obren in Wreusen eraarft - b6tte
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ttIHe unb nottonole Wieberoeburt Deutl@,
lambs 70 ant ME oetppnnen oetpe9eu. +2''-21
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sos SFe,,tIime Snttreys Mreusens DsutGh.
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@ettere eur0p. Na6ri6ten.
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