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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Particulars of the ca pture OF Galy><teu-
One Rebel Gunto.tsuat by ,hr Harriet
Lane-A Powerful Firtt Genr 20 Recap
tore Geive.toB-Affair. en- the sii..is-
s:pPi. ..r. :.
NEW Tonx, Jan. Is-The steamer Illinois.
with New Orleans adviccs 70 the s:A ins;, b Il
arrived. =
The psws Of the affair ae Galveston. on the
''f instant caused n general fsel ig OF gloom
sc;cnr The sr.ry and navy; nut wiz. u cc.sr.ni-
nation te repair the damage, Admiral Farra-
gut Tad sent the brooklyn. Sciot. and haif q
ccEr1 of his best ships, - r-cspture the Harriet
,,aIe a. All hnzaros, and, u 20 s,oi., destroy
:hr rebei funioat- on bayou Ru iIaio Nothing
the Illinois lft.
The 'ollCping are all the detail. Of tn. Gal.
.eson dis a.. ter ;i.st could DC ound in the New
Cl lleans prp.rs:
Ai4 o'clot on the morning of the Ist four
r. bel F"ntosts, lined and fortified with cotton
h,i's merged from Dufsio B.you, IN Ifal YES
t"i tsS, hl.1 moved tiir-ctly 10 a tack our res
.eis. The Harriet Lane was asrcund, but ruc-
cteoeo IN getting vera. ~. ii-6irsct q shots
m:nEtfs
The +, h-l sharl,shootrrs suee-edai IN killing
al the gunEcTs a.6 Capt VAIN wright When
fh' later fsl', the TeAsns tcsrded lAe Harriet
lApe ah6 captured Der. not, lao ever, without
n ss'irs with Il. roic Il. i-n-.. from her oHc,rs
"Id Tn.u Lieut.; L-- ab1 ne ,riy all her crew
wtTr killed
reid, which was al>o arround. After ineaec
tuaiis attempting 20 S-i ier aiuat, u cons uIta-
Hon of her officers, with Capt Rspshaw, unani.
ousiy agreed to blow Eer up. Most of her
eMeers snd crew e. ap d. cut Capt bsnshaw
Lieut.. Limra' rinaI, E..ip i;c,.r Green, two omar
mis t'rs. lUGr :;rraIcn, and boats crew OF
nNr Dirr, wfr BLOWN up with the vessel Tne
Enntoat Cwas CO had two men killed and eleven
Monn"' O. IN" rpInaiuner OF the fleet CSC lpad
BE hcLels turntd the prOws OF all thfr yes-
sHla tborewsrd, where they wrre anchored At
last adyices.
The stsamrr Cambria, with NO COMPANIES of
cavalry and htrses OF ID" I'd yermoat Ba;tsry
and inrEe number Of women and chiidr.n
bound 10 Galveston, had u narrow 10 ape from
capture cu H.. 4tk, but q. capped ana returned.
meeting the frigate Brcckiyn ca route for Gal.
weston.
The adricfs from other portions Of General
Banks De ;'ar!IEent are as follows:
The re eh+ls ~er- .ncroschng upcn the Union
lires in The neiehhorhocd of Don aIssou villa
tuI hc danger Was spnr heuced.
ku".s were curr"Et in Ne ~ ORLEANS TO th,
Effect TIA. - batile at FIcksburg began on The
3!st nit, anG a. continued daily, but nothing
deE.ite wes known IL New Orleans. .
Gt neral Bark sa-5 teen IN command OF hls
department month, but nothing as to his
plans had transrirrd. He was, no we ,er not
iclr Mcst Of his troops had gore to Baton
Rouge.
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Ereshef.

EAsToN, Pa, Jan. i6.-There is n freshet in
The Lfhieh and Delaware rivers TODAY. No
GamaEe TO the canuis or town has vet rrsn tad
MAUCH CHUNK, Jan. 16.-There Is a freshet
h'r", the river being eight feet on the dam at
o clock this evening.
The wagon bridge leading to East Mauch
Cuunk has b. en- washed away
BE Iehigh Valley Railroad bridge below
here has been injured, and the trSns will De
stopped for several days.
The " atr is now over the wagon road be-
low the Msnsion Hou-e.
it is reported that TN" Turn Hole bridge, on
th- Etaver Meadow Railroad, has been wa shed
away, but as yet the report ias k confirmation.
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PROPOSALS.
i hUfUSAIS.
p hoP Po AL RoR q Il 4.
DBror ouARFsRHAsvBRp OSYIcR,
Ce,a1 EisAssessA asd g stress. J

pBror ouARfnarAsrsRS OSPIcs,
Cers6 1ssAtseatA asd q stress,
HAsEUefoH D. O., January o, lsGS
.a kund.y r ss Pc, ,ss:ir:d 4 .
delivering in the city Of N.shins zion al .ueh
noa Ha' :s.is: is
s:s Wit ,fss ss: :sss ssrss s.s. e..
highly three thousand three hundred and thirty-
5se ss5s Hsni & ,sst se.ntiins, fourteen fact
hss:y three Thousand three hundred and thirty.
lonr tT A, isst seantiins,ssy 4, sixssen feet
Eighty three thousand thr.e hundred and thirty.
;aaS ~, feet seansiins, sey4. eishseen fee.
All he above described 10 be rood. merchantah,s
ssiassd 90 the par: Of Of the So1sHsnt 1 M @s
All the lu,aeer 70 be delivered within twenty days
Proposals from disiays Al parties Will no. he con-
sldared snd en- oath OF allegiance 70 the q. Gov
sss e shs sf sssh S s
sAcnld ii DO awarded tn him, must ba guaranteed
$ .gpoaaea 6 .ss sS.;sn:.s. ana :sia guarantee
or q the S.3s
seareet district Court or OF the Unted states Dis
are opened, or tAsif proposals. win not be eossid'
fhe full name and Pos. otses address of the bid
bid made s' IN sss ass Of ara the
son.iaeTsa the individual proposal Of the p.rtv
tonds in the eum Of Ave thou .And dollars. signed
b. the ntrnctor and both Of BIS guaran:ors, viN
be required of the successful bidder upon sixainy
The right to reject any or all bids that may b
4senea too high Is reserved BY 'hs Depot Quarter
Informal proposals will be rejected
L. MsrtT. Assistant Qn.Ttermss.er 3. 6 Amy.
Warrington, D. c., snd should bs plainly marked
Proposals for Lumber"
FORM OF GUARANTEE
Ee-,of the county Of =, and state Of -
ss.a,v s.s 1.-THE e1gn;E Of and s:s:s - DO
and that, should his proposition De accepted, he
.hl at onee enter into = contract In secnrdsnoe
Should the contract be awarded him, We ~. pre-
pared tn bscsu'e his sacuriues
Io sa,s sn1es nuss e appended the omaal
EDWARD L. HARrz,
- cd Captain and A. Q. NJ, o. 3. Army.
A RAY SUP PLIEs.
o,sio, OF I'll. ouI.r ouA..s..Assa.,
v.s.,..y A,'Hy q u. Pas"ass
RloFSSALs Are invited for furnishing for ths srs
1t.s any ny, Of tho Po:Snaa tie .slIoSins ..tioss
Sa.sa she weight ofsAeh bale 70 Be ma,kei
spacsO bashsis Of Oats, ., III. b.s. quality. {.
sna Hs.esz :sSss va. ...ou.
and of the best quality.
Assa bid must bn accompanied b. the endorse
1s1.Sdss vii III Ss faifiiIsd Hii 'A '' =" ''H''''
Bids wiz be opened nom time 70 time a. the Az
= Il" sa.nsssss sassd 70 the o..at rssSon.sss
bidder mp 20 the time Of opaninS.
Ias Sd is reserved 70 sao'Ss all or any Part ct
Proposals should be endorsed " Proposals 70. Ha,
% or the isfs rny Tnsy fSh ns taf ssso''a
sau csisf aaarts,na.ssss. @ { ~ S
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: hntSfCSptf0 0S0freopoudeDCe.
The inteiisse~eer OF this morning has batch
Of 'foreign coTrespondsneer by Leading rebels,
members OF the Oonfederate 0overnmeni ana
others. and which papers were recently inter.
. cepted by the eGovernment t- woI ga srfi
First are some dispatches addressed by the
Hon. Judah p. Benjamin, the Oen sederste Sec
retary OF State, TO the diplomatic agents com
lnissioned 70 rep0esent sthe Confederacy.. in
Europe, and especially at the Courts OF Leadoa
"Souih-side view'' OF political and military
affairs, ~ apprehended sat Richmond at ste
several dates on which they wsns awntsx1.
The report they make OF military eperauoas is
equally remarkable for the exaggerated STAT.
ments with which the correspondence opsns
m regard TO the Nireinta campaign OF the IA
summer and autumn, and for the tone Of .de-
spondeney with which il closes IN vie " of th.,.
conn SEED failure attending the moreyuents OF
Gen. Bragg IN Kentucky sA-i-'''t. -
but peri fhsps the most -tn tercs ting portion Of
this diplomatic ccorrespopdcnce will he foosd J
In the exposition IL makes respecting she sup.
posed discovery OF political s.intrigue" be.
agent Of TIE French I}oyernm@nf ressdeot At
Salyeston, for the purpose OF detachine the
State OF Texas from the Southern Confedera-
non. Grave reasons or State aggrandizem ht,
confirmed by historical traditions Of Frrnch
policy, aud by present military operations In
Mexico, are assigned by Nit. Benjamfn a. the
probable motives which may have indnoad
lhe French Emperor 10 countenanc ce this plot
against the intrgrity Of the Confsderate Sov-
erDmsnt, If, indeed, it shall be round, AZ the
Confederate Sesresary fears, that the consn snlar
agent at Galveston has not acted without re-
ceIving his inspirations from the Goyernm mt
he represents. Mr.. Slidell, while cautioned to
proceed circumspecty, is accordi ngty inetruct-
ec 10 gave this matter a thorough in yessigztiou.
and arguments are furnished BY which he
tuscepiihilities ard ambition Of England may
b. play I'd of against the probable schemes of
Br French Empfrur. ks- - 81 tsF ~ - ~ -
- IL iurtllef appears from this oorrespoudSpeo
that the Reception awarded by Earl Russell 10
Mr.. Commissioner Mason at London ie not ueh
a. cumpors i'm the latt-r's sense of proprsety,
or with the expectations Of the Oonfedprate
authOritifs at Richmond. Mr. Mason o. how.
ever, complm-pted for his eel f.xbnegatioa In
cons ntirg 20 r, ,mnin at lis post nos Withstand.
lEg the 'sannoyanl es' TO which he concefyes
himself snbt-ctsd hy the evident GOODNESS or
fhe Bria-a secrrury OF State Ter Foreign
The stcond portion OF this icorrsspopden~s
relans 10 the fufoI't an OPERATIONS OF the Ooa-
teds Itiie Treas,ny and Navy Drpsrtment Mr..
n. " ptneer. EXPLAINS fhe tchernss deN t-s,d FOR
w isIYg mgpsy ia Ensia.d 6y thr hy pothe cstaon
of cotton In lhr ConfvCerafe States. ..tr ..f-
i. II may stnrprfse some persons 10 ind Mr..
G. ~ &c, ,N. san defs playing 'stop part In the
Is rotsailaIs locking to the construction OF
..iron- eiaos" in England. lie figures al-o
the diplomatic courier Of the Richmond Cow.
erIment.
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SxEAIE.-After our report closed yesterday-
The biiis ccording compensation to Missouri
IN case of voluntary emaneipanon was post
poned and the bill prov idiEg Tor the eoaso oiida.
ton Of regiments was taken up and debased bv
Messrs: Trunlhuil, Wilson, Grimes, CLARKE,
Browning and Davis. Fr- - = -
Mr.. w Wilscn asked leave 10 read a ie Ter NON
Gen. MeiRs relative 10 suspicions a. 70 hiss lcy.
ally expressed In the Senaie = /,
The letter was sent 20 the secretary's desk and
read 10 where 8en. Meies says ssIt appears
10 rue that Senators forget their hish station
when they allow tbemseiy wee 70 uaka ace n~a-
nons In the Senate against public ofhcers. IL
any Senator has rasoBao Die grounds to spe pect
an officer, should he not make the wrcuude -
> Mr. Trumbull objected TO its furthex pcadine
Pending its consideration the senate went
into executive session -- .. ..I''
HoueK--Aner our report closed
The bill providing means for the support Of
the Government in cutnmittee OF the Whole and
discussed by MessrS. r, Conliine, Keeper,
Sheffield and Others
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Gr~at Snow Storm West.

CrScIrSAri, Jan. ie.-All oct of door eues-
n'es was Fenela aiiy suspend.d yesterday oa
accent CT the snow storm. The streetrsii road
cars ttoppec running, and he trsiuson AL The
roaos lending 10 the city were boLind time. and
a nnmbfr did not get here at all. Ths roof OF
be hsrrecks on Vine street fell In nom M
rest uTe Of the snow, and q portion OF the roof
of the gas orke, and the roofs OF se vprai other
tuidinee were Crushed from the same oAuse
NO nNes have been lost as far as krown Tha
storm has hccn general throughout Ohio and
indiana, ranging IN depth from inches 20 2
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EmInv,, aiisn ,n si,,.suri.

JFPFkKsGN CRY, ian. i6.-The r~soiutfon
sustaining the tRancipation proclaim I'ion was
II Il rit Il fo tie reject coInIni,te OF ssNsa.-A
,r,sulution was adopt q by the Sesrate request.
ing n sek CT com mitfs ctpation 10 re-
ps r. what amount of oTey shoofd ne appro.
Iiai. by Congress 20 comp ms athf r the slaves
Owl I'd in TIE State, proyid' all w-rss emahei-
psr ~ act Of tlr Legislature. The rssoia-
ron y rs ras,sd with a viaw to facilitate con-
gIessional action on the subject
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from { alIfOrnia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l5.-The steamer Gold.
IN Age, from Panama, ports that the United
ttares tsflm' s;iranac and the coal ship Car.
iis !" were Al Acapulco on the Sth. Nona Of the
rench fleet had darrived there but Were hou ly
tSroc'ed.
In the California LeGislafnre seven moro bal
lots hpd be- n taken Tor "a United Ststes senator
without any result The last ballot s.opi-
Phelps, 3; Sargent, 81 ton ness, ~ scattering,
ca. A. YET there is no evidence of any in ten.
ion OF Vie Icing on either side cd. :. .... 4.
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Los. of ARTILLERY Horses

Bosros, Jan. l6.-Private letters state thss
sixty hors's OF the 18th Maseac husetts Batterv
c:rd during the passage OF the transport 10
r foitreSs Monroe, on account Of the rough
weather.. The tssel carrying this baaA ~
was detained in Boston haroor during two cr
three days Of PLEASANT weather, WAITING for
her clearance from the custom -honse
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TBE WAR IN ARKArsAs.

kfrer-s,ccc Go GOO Pris~a.r~c..S
stores and Aumsuitien Captured.
CAIRO, Jan. ie-The ram Switzerland hss
sr1iyrd this evening from the Miss,ssippi
tquaoron. She hrtrFs news OF IN. taking OF
AfkaLsss Post ION tho Arkansas river, aeoat
Ht n,ilce ficm SIS mouthl oy me land snd naval
,oro.e under Geuersi Meciernand aad Cera.
Ths surrrnder occurred ON sunday las. win
sil 'h' guns. sfcrre and ammunftion
"a, psruc ulArs have not Yet bern recei v~d
So kIIied and wound, q, and nom suyo 10 -Isr
riscnrIs --.--r - -
lhert results. a. generally stated, may be
nodiftd ty further and more authentic so-
counts yet TO come.
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Heavy FIsed In k.utseky.

LoulsvILLk, Jan. 6-The raitrusd bridge
across The keniucky river az Frankfort ,~as
night
A heavy fall OF snow came last night and.
ehorIo it disapprar suddenly, rhreatsps ereat
de,uaeiicn. The trains the roads arr ev~rv-
where far behind time generally, and there y
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Wixcousiu Lryixi.,.x.

MADISON, Jan. IS-The Legislature wa or
fanE'd To-Day and the 0oyersors message
transmitted IL expresses esrnett and uacoa-
cinonal loyalty 70 the Union and tn- Oon. rta
ton The total number Of men fnrnished II
4H,tV, and the loss by deaths, die charge. and
whom all but l,sS5 are exempt
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Disaster to |. stesmee.t..

HARLEM. n. Y Jan. f5.EThe stramer Osy Of
Hartord, running between New Haven and
New York, ran on the South Brothers' roek,
rear He'll Gate, which stove q hole ia her bot
tom. and causs d her 70 All with water Iyght-
ers are now slons sslde her, taking OF her fYs,ieht
All her passengers are safe. =. ..Tr sfr.vT -
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THE NEW CAkTERSu9Y
uISIAEA AVENCE EEAa SIXTH SYasHr.
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT
A PERFECT AVALANCHE OP STARS.


g., A PERFECT AVALANCHE oP STARS.
CoscESrR rIoH OF
BEAUTY, rALENT, GRACE AND FCN
TIE CANTERBURY as asSal. is 4sadi
The Company is the very Largest n the World and
amusement il, the "ity, aAd is sited mp
teffe' fhan amp ;hsnfes soaiA c5
SEVEN NEW STARS
ALL or THE OLD ravogIrEs
VIII appear tonight.
, Firs, spsssrsnee Of he .. ...-
The mist d.si. g and srae-ful Aecohass in America
HISS fsi.gYYssIseas sr1gYs aSsffaEs, f
who viii sppe.r in the
GIPS US LAY.
First week Of
DICK PARKER.
MLLB FRANK LA FoLLE and LITTLE ELLA,
and the
MAMMOTH COMPANY:
i. riaoseF alis nris sSis Sutherland
s.slI Es.iiI =, Isyios,. ..,., Hi.s Nsi:is Taylor.
Miss TIi. Farkss, iss K.ir Hasri on.
Mrs ,Anale Harrison. Mis-, Clara berger,
Dir Billy Emerson. Mr. Frank Wy mt,
n Han s.1f, fslS.s, III; MI NJ : j. cs.las cSs,is,.
First time of tn" he.utiful ballet. the
MADRIGALS OF SPAIN,
Iuvhich
THE COUNT OF BEA UfY
wiz appear.
EVERY ACT NEW NIGHT
The pe erforr anc- will corcluda with a new sanss.
tinn lrana rst time in his city lfnundsd on the
incid-n.s of the prerrnt war. en,itlsd
THE BOY OF THE IRISH BRIGADE!
Lanty U OL-sry. Gee. K. Eieson
lie Will be supported bya
FILL DRAMATIC C0APANYf
AnsiasioS-R Ralrony and Psrd7et.s. Is cents TO
Orctrrtrn - Ari Chairs, 81 cents; to Private Boxes
holding six perss rs. SIS :,
Doors open at Ux o CLOCK % rfornaanoe ct N
GRAND MA1iHEE SATURDAY
FOR LApIl 8 AND ,CHILDaESi
Admistsner-Isdios > cts. Children, 10 cts
fcors open 81 O'clock. ------ p. ia IL
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The New York Leet.l.tur.

ALBANY, Jan. I6.-There he great exciteneus
ih 'ne httemoiy THIS afternoon occasioned ~
Tor Speaker by the republicans. Voting IA no ~
going on, each democrat making a speech a. ms
name Is called. =
The voting IN the House was STAYED Oh bv q
long speech by Fields, dem, against time
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American Vessel stepped by British Gas.

NEW YORK, Jan. i6--rhe bark Morning Scar,
which arrived to-day from ST Jago, reports
having been bred into and overhaused by riss
British gunbca Plover. ..-.- l---.-.
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Fa,lure of u,tW,lI>-

TORONTO, Jan. f6.-There Is great ex element
in EnniskiileR, In consee Of the suddrn
stoppaee OF the Oil wells 1t that place. Re-
commenced
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For EurOpe.

NEw YORK, Jan. l6.-The steamer Asa,
which was detained yesterday hy sthe fog,
sailed from the quarantine to-day at noon.
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S0A EOXiS SWEET PiLAE1U OHAH6E1
OVU Ii" 90. LEduis, =
Splendid ERUIF, from ,s.s Ros.oa cargo.
tCSEe co, corner 9Th and stA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-17

I ono BBLx APPLES prime Western Ne.
,OOV YORK App!ss. (ao fsuiS uie & In this
market,l inst arrived. JOEE5 r CO.
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4. u. sis,seER 1 co.,
1AAscs o. Zee. Ie ASP u BsoA D ss.. Esw Yosx,
osTkR FOX sALs AT faHiR STORE,
No eST PEKasYLyANiAA AVENUE.
EEAR THIRIkEEfH STREET,
sFGs OF THE Old KHICKERBowER,
THE MOST COMPLETE As.oRrHasr OF
Exported WINES AND LIQUORS
70 BE FoURD IN THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, OAN GOODS,
HTS AND KEGS Ne MACKEREI,
KENNEBEO SALMON,
SpsED PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with al the
LHxURIEs INCIDENT TO THE SEASON.
Hessr. A. H. B Il Co. NJ. .iao Sole Pro,r,sso,s
- b1FiEGERS CELEBRATED
LONDON LOCK GIN,
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought 1T their store x.rrsated
sAs srs' quality. and forwarded 70 part OF the
siaV hss NJ -s p-nse
~ We intend Ia ee permanently located We re-
spsssfaiiy Tsauest families 10 give IA call
ABRah H. BiHINGER.
HENRY +. CAPEN
WAszaorcs. December. lsas.
An BIEIE6ER co have no eounexion With
~ e*aer House
&Aa ROLLIF CHURCH, Agent.
NATi0a nal LOAN.
rBE NEW
AI1 PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
FWEEFY TEAEs FROM DATE
~ a.s Five Yss.., at Option Of the GovernaaA..)
THs COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
0HH HUFDRRD DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
and
ONE THOUSAND poLLARs-
fAE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Gums Of
FIFfY DOLLARs,
oNH HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oH1 THOUSAND DOLLARS,
YIvA THOUSAND DOLLARS,
ZEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
UfEAEsf CONVINCING ar DATE or PUR-
Oh AsE,
Aap PAYABLE ssxi sssuALLY
IN GOLD.
faese aorps are the
oHHAP1sf GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
tes fnteTe<t. 1T present price of coin being EQUIV.
sasnt 70 PsR CxHT In currency.
FOR SALE By
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
4sS 7IHTHEFfH STREET,
DEALEas III
00v1RFkgHf BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERrIFYCAfBS,
ARxY AND NAVY VOUcHRRA
COIN, CURRENCY AND EIcHAH0B
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Great Snow STERN I'm Camada.
TORONTO, J@n. 16.--A great snow etorm is
prevailing all over Capsda West to-day. - liE
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g. sUrLERS $50 ..
EUTLkks Following their RsEfments, a. they
y-ss thTOu % Al sandris vill do veil to buy their
Pi Es snd CAK * 81 IN. Phiiadeiph Bakery. No
lho King near Washington street Pies and
Cakes always on hand By the psssage de 3 Inn
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g ROBERTS
CYRUP or WILD CBERkY AND TAR
saSsSkr srrICIssy UURs ToR
OBSTINATE COUGHS AND COLDS,

II is . nest useful remedy IN perEons troubIeS
yftS ssk nes snd Pains IN the Breast and IrIita
Ten Of the Throat II combines In a GO ncentrated
form the remedia, Qualities of Wild Cherry Barb
and the healing prop-Tties Of Tar. In tsn
% t-eive IL will and bottle which costs but
= cents, will e. perslly sufiG 10 effect the cure
BAL1IHORE, Dec. I'd, 1881.
Tbs gin certify that have used tn my faudiy
ebs several years past, Roberts' Syrup OF Wild
Cherry and Tar, and have found II the best and
aort speedy cure for Coughs and Coids that have
ever tried It appears To have almost p~eihe
ea-et IN curing Hoarsensss and Irritation Of ths
YhTo.t. Gao. TAYLOR.
No l29 North Exetsr street
Having n.ed DR. Roberta syrupnf Wild Cherry
sad Tar, recommend it n IN exselient remedy
fcF severe Colds, dc.
R+vs A. WlksoE, ~ o Harfori aven.s
Price 81 cts. per bottle, or 81 per dozen.
Prepared snI sold by JOSEPH R06ERrS, No !
6re~ n mount avenue, Baltimore. Md.
Also, ny eHAs sTvrF. Hrussst. 31s Pc. s,.,
A~~nt for th's District ds sH-lm'
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a.ries of 6v. b.oss" s.ntns mt % 'o...se 81 a., s
riu., ,""St. Denis" and Jean va.sssn."
LE' MIsERADLES
trrss-s, AMI sppoi. ius MS. Any uther rdi.ioa af
H.. v"rE grodu""d eis: whare Il not geo a!ne pu-
nntirs viii h given of the arst might Of tbs gan
uii e prcductith.
PmlcKa us ADsissInz. Baicnny Chair. rs ennts;
ORCHESTRA sests. Is e-nts; PaLauette 80 eents Fam
ii: Circle. u e-nts; Private Boxes. IS.
H..",- .r-n st 7lt :" ""'"m-no~ al a.o'sioek.
WASHINGTON v=RsETiEs,
sENTH STREET,
REAR PEENSfLYAEIA AFEEUE
sHAf sfsfoAL bIRseFok Iaoass 4 Fl sfsos tss
CONTINUED suocE.s!
ofIf ktkks skkSf fkR@onhER hSssiss A STAB.
Hiss KATHLEEN oHx,L.
The Renowned Irish Vocalist.
see'na vel ;iss ss EVA BRENT
The e~sesest Finger IN America.
HLLE mAHiA ZOE and MR y: YATES,
DIANA. TIE s1S GSD"sss STs!, e5-1 o. ras Il CHASE.
H,noNA1D Asb THE FAIRIES,
Flsst appearance Of .o
The UsirbsAssd Clog Dancer
First 'DDe'rans' fk.sK # KERss,
The Popular Negro Conssisn.
II. BCU%GKfH, ~ DuDHORTH,
Tha CH ebrnted Co.ncdisns,
First ppesi ance CT
MISS LIZETTE.
rhe Excelsior Jig Dancer.
LA PETITE HR;GUtSE.
The Infant Wonder
SAM Lone
The great Connie Singer.
MISS AEA ! EsahS,
MILE Il GEkALpiAS,
MiSS al. sKLES
GISS Z fL0HESGE
PAUL BEkG ES,
JAMES PILGRIM,
AED FGRTY 0TmRR iRrIsrzs'
CHANGE OF PRDtiRAMM ME EFERY NIGHT
Pzrsuette ana Gallery q cents.
C.c:I.stra Chsirs 8 r.nts
peoEa OPEN at 5sz O'Clock commence st ~ o'eik
SPECIAL NOTICE
HrA GRAN ID MATINEE on SATURDAY
Ii Ia CON far toe accommodation Of Lad es and
G. iidrrr. commencing at So '"7ck
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- IS MAS PRE- EETSI
LADIES' AND CHILDREsY DRESS PUBS.
--- such as
RUSSIAN and
HUDSON BAY SABLE.
mink sABLE
WATER MINK.
FITCH and ERMINE
BUFFALO ROBES
GENTS MUFELsRS
Tfe largest stock ever offered In this market
As our entire stock L. of our own manufacture We
:an give guarantee for their dur shiiity. -
8. &c W. METEN8ERG
4s Market spacs, bet, 7th and 18th sts.,
De n s>idsr the AvapuA House
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"a H0LksAL1 PEapUCE AID FRUIT Housl
w or
JONES + 90
C0ksER EIs.fa AID Efslsrs,
Hsah;nSton
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VIM. H. THOMPSON,
ete NINTH SfRBET,
One Door from PenRsylv ania Avenue,
DEALER IN
Tobacco and Cigars.

The attention OF dealers and the public ia invited
70 nay stock of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING To-
BACCO, which bought when it was cheap. and
prepared to sell at the very lowest cash price.
In PLUG TOBACCO viii name the following:
Thomas Eldorsda, Anderson's Navy,
McCorkle's Go:d Leaf, Gravely Twist,
2lue Hens Chicken, Trotter's Rough & Ready,
VirGirfuH, FOIL Twist,
Burnstt's Honoy Dew, Bona Pide, -
Gravely, -l- Loves Excelsior,
Tens, Fiyes,
and yarlcus other brands.
j have also on hand, . large lot of CIGARS
F1NB-CUT CHEWING and SMOKING f0SAC
co, which invite attention 10 before purchasing.
MN. H. THOMPSON,
$40 Ninth stYset,
DIS In one door from Penna. avenue.