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proposals.
MEDICAL PUxvHxoa's o,yrcu.

WAsHiSbTDf, ,. u
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED PRO.
POsALs ~ he rec ,ved at t, oHice until 70 M, Feb
ruery the 25h for Furnishing Ice to the Medical Departmeox
g. % army SE g af '' arrS h. e n prom
oryconnce1 isehouses a, each pol Of dery on OF be-
lore a ne sa A next the Ice so 60 Ds iis s .
a 70 which 4 q pae1ei shah have beer approve ~ mrgi
specto aud Payment viii BE- made Only be amount tLns
,aiiy stored aid loc~ptoi foi.
no poPosa's win Dc Tor ns quantities indicated below "
required 81 The respective places with the provso that should
NOR 9eeedea .'ay tine for the ya supply 4 snail DO
QUANTITY no 81 DELIVERED ~
Annapolis. Md.-Icehouse owned by the United States
forreT7 Monroe V-Iee houfe owned by the United
Tor, lookout nd lcehou,e owned by the United States
Portsmouth yslcs-hoose not owned by the United States
Ncw1ern NJ Cce house not owned by tho United States
hilton feed s. CIcehOuso owned by tho United s..sss
6essiort s. C--Ice-louse owned by the United ss,es-
Prspo,s. viii co be received for furnishing ice dy. By
eg for tie year 1867 IN such quantities IS maybe TO
qoed by the surgeons in charge a. United state, 0onsr
iospss upon tho following aDu, estimate, in and nesr
te.. = -, 4', g., i , oSs''
P Ports aaSai'' Grove l1S' r. l.. 80 tuDa
Newark &. j. 100 tons.
Wa hug;on. ID. C.. a5jot un&
Fredrics 3Id.. - TONS.
N lddonl amounts a niay b required at thea. places
until January 1874 10 he nir'he at tho rates.
kOEN or PROPOSAL.
The undersgref proposes 10 finnish - tun OF I'M
ausy lee 5reIv 4cSed IA substantial cehousss, al ts
gi,h.-rFned points, namely
Of the o p.ce per two thcu-ard pounds name
ly -
See to ~ subject to the inspection lsuTement ss4
rnya Neeira officer cihor properly appointed m
spector before being receipsed for
Payment be mrde ron tine % time cpon duplicate bins
certified " by tie Medical Director.
Sisged
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AmuseMents.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN -
L 1, sad NansseT... WHEAtLEt
iTo& tx NIGHTS ONLY.
GRASD RoMATrIc DRAMA.
IN ih'ee t No. and Prologue, entitled.
DUNEs
Mr. WHEATLEY, In his famous ard original character
CAPT HENRI De LAGARDERE.
THIS CELEBRATED Play CROWDED NIGHTLY
FOR TniRTsEN CoS5FcGimiVEa' WLEKs.
Aunnni entirely through the pas, summer.
THE SCENERY,
bREssEs.
and APPOINTMENTS
MOST COSTLY AND GORGEOUS DESCRIPTION.
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
anael le hsc'o" Oh S'snof Rozan Ia complete, aud
FIRST CLASS ART1sTRs
MONDAY EVENING. Feb. e. 1854 wiz be perfort,rd
hs Se" hoinan'e Drtna in three acts sud prologue en-.
THE DUKE 5 MOTTO,
john DK6UGHAM.
CAPT. HENRI DE- Notwithstanding wHEATLRY
tilis ,.nsl eharactes)
lrlnce do Coniasues J. Nunan
Hector fe-elies r. Lsnp
ne hssen Orleans. J. W. Collier
Iehue Patriarch Of N: iia:,r. u z hhn, ,;es
C.rri kis gus irish .nlii,r Of fortune
with the song The Lads WAC Live Ia Ire
ieud J. Seyr ON
,ai A. D. bome,
NsFa-h.-' j. " bai'de
ifAipei.s Reeves
The Duchess d. Never, y. erWagd igTiisd
10 tho Pnno" de- GoozasJe> sfs Mary Ner'
blHc"e 20 Neseis hds Chon
LORDS. Lsji-, Gpsie Guard. AtrDdnfs, &c, 1c., by
NUHrROUo AUA4LlAilEA
PBOLOGuE.-INTEKOK or An In OS TILE SIAN
ISH FRONTIER.
EXTERIOR or THE INN
TIE FOSSE or Till CHATEAU DE- CANLrS
Twenty yea1s eispse between tho p.ol9gge. and hfs
ACrL-A MOUNTAIN GORGE
DANCE OF ZiNGARI, COMPOSED ~ 5iGNOl Ron
XANi
INTERIOR OF TIE FOsOpA DEL TAIRO.
THE ORATORY OF Thb rRNCtSs GOSLAGtLS
ACT 2-APARTMF Vt ~ HOUSE or LA6Al,DEEE
CABINET or The RECENT.
GARDENS ~ TIE RiGENT PALACE
nlSUEr cUADRiLLE' CuMfooED By sioNOE RoN
ACr1--INrERiDK Of A PRISON.
APARTMENT IN Tia PALACE OF TIE PRINCE DE-
GONLAGUFS.
AYTE-CHAIBER AND COSStBrATOnY ~ TIE
RUE ST MAGLtlEE.
Daring The evenir, ibe ORCHESTRA, uaje1 the dirco
HARyEY b DoDwoaTH ,..,-, -,
WILL PERFORM CEOiCh SELECTIONS or fOtULAR
MUSIC.
Bo1.Boot opsn igr "a, DuhEs MOTTO nights
Tho hsi much ysasprr IN tuuus in 70 the pro c
That ne hss Effected aa elr euicni fo limited period, gih
tle stTy popular md cc'eurr'rt p-1ul t.s.s,
MISS CAROLIHk RiCnlNG5
hni her
OFERA TROUPE.
Adolpiis A iauss fan comic opefa- ~I.'i I'D
TIE POSIiLLlON Of LVh!LM Ekt,
j. ted or Sue Bat Of This sy slcce alui eolnhnlioui
'''' u6sD&Y rvEETEo. FEBRUARY %.
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TIE ACADEMY or FINE AgTs.-The elegant
uGrbc structure being erected at the northwest
corner OF the Fourth avenue and Twenty-thrd sree<
for the Academy OF Emo Arts, is progressing rapidly
and bids fair to DO completed during the ensuing sum
mer. The walls already up as far as the tara ''o.
end nearly ready Tor the beams on that foor
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rnnM o. pHopnsALL


TIE uuders1ne proposes TO fIash daily Or otherv.e an
lo required tho hos pls upon approved acquisitions
Surgeon, IN charge TIE points az
tue following p,co pr hundred pounds, namely:
g. ctg por hundred pounds
Tire Zee shall be q the best qg1y and suhIeet to the
pova II he sprgeon r chue win receipt for the astnA
IN pnnt delivered ., each nJsrtai
Payment be time time upon Duplicate bills.
cer.hed 70 by tie Medical Director.
Signed
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No. p NAssAU-sT.. EEw-YoBK.

rNE CHICAGO AND GREAT EAsTERN RAIL- AL.
WAY COMPANY o6er for sale ONE NiIliOh
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAES OF thor niks1
h1dTGa0k BONDS. IN sum- Of One Ihoassnd Dollar
sci maturing r-y years, bearing ntees; az the rate o.
per 7aysbe ID the CITY OF Ne-l OH
e. ~ d.s day, OF phi aud October IA escL yeuL
Ias.e Bonds ed ny t.si tud OILY Mortgage on
ke property income AID fgn Of tie Railway Company
s1scsie reisrk S,huchsrds aud Henry Morsan Of tie
Ciy cf s.sSg York, Trustees.
10 Remaining Nine HdIel 1housre Dolars Off Bonds
apart and re1sin hands OF tie said Trus-
or ths purpose q trrs exchanged FOR me indebted
the Chicago and Ccnra Railroad Company turning
Con 10 Crose 70 ognPorti iii. effected the 500 ~
form Fs snd only Nolig.e line Of ROAD llO miles
usth extending or Chcasc to LogAnspori where eoa
reefs W. n the Cincinnati ana CLisego AIRLINE Rios oEa
~ tie ae BY 40 miles between Chicao n91
q T. aud ~ 50 miles the Shortest line between Le lSs ~no
saesgo. - .-- ., -
r.g ass- and cen direct hres from Csica9o % t 1fs
E DAia 1!fas0Tc Ind al EQstel Cifiei ne e'if2.st
tf,sH Chicaq1 and Nes York ~ ifs fo.'e beng 1sf'
y,9r b. eieY Of the erag ines oic Dgntrk ~ bn3eo
Te rosd now under contract, nd the most s:eruon s
.rrs arr bong made 10 have open for Ac Dung TIE
ea-lnsr Of jeCi. - -.
c ateres, The Bonds natung during tie Prosret. Q,
WORK hes been provided lor, and viii r-n9"n On
,l tic sansers Of the Company 1essts sChCC :
EBhAB No. q Nsssau-st., 20 whom Tue Coapsry I.isi
fr further 9stcu and who're subscription boos Tor ms
gosn D,ve seen opened.-Ho 81 William s. Ne. YORK Dec
gg lt6a W. ID. JUD3ON President
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IRVING HALL.-GRAND CONCERT, in
sd OF the surlmrr Fonda % the free Church OF the Re
denPion. Est l|iAst. o. N.Y. pa EELNiSo' ieo'
sod = 10 Piuia ~. Glstt8 dely Nj }. Il. TbOmas and
~ tforsa " Morser. Ticket % orrts.
DIEgSTAD1rs PICTURE Of the ROCKY
ID HOU NTAfNs isnorg 81 exhibition st tie Crsyon Art
Gntry Broadsay corasr ttalt .son H. TO ~ p IN
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EsOWE's GREAT CIRCUS,
4 Nos "a, aud s0l EJWERY. - -
Performance EMERY EVENING. and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, Introducing mo te'
troupe oi
EQUESTRIAN ARTISTS
ever brou sit together ia this city.
Admission, p cents children 70 cents; private boz scats u
cents. Comuienc1 at y and -
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Qu,RrEYsAsrERs OYyIcE u. :. A., No. 6ststest.l
NV YORK Feb. IL, 1864.

COMMANDERS OgsicE. u. ; A., No 6sntet,S
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received d
> It's Once un,n TUESDAY Esd inst at IL O'Clock M
.urgyns this Department. WITH tho following I'ossa q
Ciorphg. ises, sood quality, warranted
sniihs Bellows "a TO - hich vide.
g.. Ter Bo.ts, por gross
Pore Brushes wood, good article, each
a3;sr u sis IS. h., ys .s
Roler BocAles u, !, . incl, per gross.
Cro'. Bars aasortsi, eeen.
Curry Combs, ro.s, 40; q zach.
st,be Forss shot handle, Eltinei, prosg sseA.
BEND sas Eies, (. ., ) hich, per sross.
Ea,' h ro o@9 per f e ach Dc, ,ro.,
Milsaw Files g. 10. L inch, PEI sross.
sledse.ll aplaefs. 20 lbs, per b.
Sledgs Haldi,s hickory, each
Awi Hlndlas each.
Iaichet Hauales esch.
Hard Hammer Hs Ges. each.
S S5s.i ,l hssdif, S. 3, !, and Pc. p,iI
Ha,ps Iiinss. O. snd INCHES, pei pair
s.'qIse Ting IiSss and inches ,s PER rsT
Hand hstehes Nos; aud g. saoh.
o s"S5i E Sa1si kaso 3 s.d ddfa EACH
Iin Globe Ian.efa. good article digit caps. sauA
Thumb Latcnes, Nos ard 2, each
Knob Locks Western sach
psdocks, good qualify, eich-
Car enters Lesd Pencils, per do1eu-
Finishing Nail, |. inch, per pound.
Saii Seedlea, Per Sross
Harness Needles, No. !, per paper
Cstpenters' Oilers, each.
planes, fore, doube-iron each.
Planes, lore, sinseiron eacn
Planes, Jack, douhle-ircn, each.
Planes, jack singe-IoG each
Planes smooth, slrg.iron, each
Planes, Smooth, aouO,e1rou, cacA
staole Rukes % 70 is inches iron teeth. each
Copper niyets and Buns, !. J. finch, per pound
steel squlres 2 ,cet, each.
Squs-cs Halter, !, u, ]! inches. PEI gross
Horseshoe RasPs, L. Il, 40 inches Moss dasnhss -
sr.;clqas Riay, :: q y, -: ioeass, pc. gross
Hand Saw, eros mt eseh.
r.Inon saws, p. H. II rehos escb.
Comp.,l saws 10 eAd Il inches. each
scisE;, ol%let 'i5eb. N2.. 49, inch, No. slss
Iron Deuch Screws each.
Grind s,ores co,npler frorn - to no pounds, e.sh
Iron scrcs,s inoh. No. (, per sross.
iron Sorews in, Nos. q 10 II, per gro,.
Iron solews, IN. No. 10 pr gross
ben sc , ~ No. No.. ~ p Pef srO is nc. ,,o
X sersgs n H.. Nos o. L. y, ~ n, ls 49, per grox
ION Screws IN. Nos TO- H. u H. 49, 10, per srOs<
Irou Sorrows, q H.. Nos. II, ~ 49, 10, per grosa
Shocins Tools pc ~ sach set 9 oontain
! : ding Boa, iAprou5
fneers. ! ll?of Knifs,
Ishogns Hammer, Gutter aud Punch fttsehs<-
lair Smith's ToU.s, 2Horse-shoe Rasps.
Sifs ps.sn; Tas,d sd.am or sadders peg
Harnrss Thread H. b.. No 10 per -.
lut Nails ~. 10 Odd.
Hoas's1or Nails so,. 9 :, and 8. per pound
Copper IlcAs, Ia PEI D. 80 .
Eah iic. - d. Of he to quality OF ~ Kind except WHOM
pariicnsr hents qualities named Persons odeins
axpecte. ur ltieD a0e sample OF each ar
ric with lh,r 1i distinctly nsrhcd with their snd
orce The pyiese is reserved Of rejecting any bid TO.
eer,ed aa,sutageors Offerings snoud be indorsed FRO
pos Ia fo farl ware" snd addressed TO MAJOR STEWART
YAM VLlEI, o. Master U. :. A., New-folk.
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aMusements.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

.RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
NEW AND STARTLING ATTRACTIONS
NEW IND STARTLING ATTRACTIONS,
NEW AND STARTLING ATTRACTIONS.
AN ORIGINAL MORAL DOMESTIC DRAMA,
AN ORIGINAL MORAL DOMESTS DRAMA,
MIRIAMS CRIME,
MIRIAMS CRIME,
MIRIAM'S CRIME,
MIRIANTS CRIME.
ru o. romance rich Ia incident bn. h scenery enchani
irc .nuslc aid attractive in all tie pacursses o. TIE isif
EVERY AFTEES0GI, ,t3o'el,ek ,n5 ...,.,
MIR. HARRISON,
the Comic and impropd Singer eppeirs at each perform
-"'' ''' THg TYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
lis .bree whistles al and ie ryfo!ean Family
''"'''- ''' THE FOUR EHoRMoUs GIANTS.
THREE MrN AND ONE WOMAN,
'l'' q THE F "a LII QUARTET or HUMANITY
over seen on he llce q shs g ,,l,, ,,,o,rnv,a
THEY ARE rERFECf WONDERS,
H4TURE's &ARTELoUS WORKS,
should IA seeing tieDi.
49, .V =, @'H& TWo aLFiS DWhRgs;, ..,m
"a years old aud u IL. 81 - yoars DID, aud % h. nigh
a japanese &sskIS hog.
Tbs ~nA 1rs atHj q, M4y Mo'NLE
THREE G9oUPs OF MOVING WAX FIGURES,
W9S gsass Of Queen VICTORIA Piqee and qss.' Of Vale,
NIX WARREN IN their ygeldu, costume which they
q, the Generals tnhIT.sye, feh 10, 1863
THREE SPECkBED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING OVER -FOUR POUNDS!
A MONSTER PYTHON,
The great dragon OF the East. md
OTHER MONSTER sFRPENTS
EpBERT HOUDlNs AUf1'fATON WRITER,
EDUCATED sfAL. which plays MUSICAL iSSrEU-
MINT, aud million oiher w0nAerA
Admission p cents. Children under ten. u cents
WINTER GARDEN.
" LEETEN IMPROVEMENTS
MONDAY. Eeb. q, 1867,
EINETY-sIITH NIGHT
MR. and MRS. y. J. FLORENCE
THE TICKET-Of-LEAvE MAN
THE LONDON TINES.
IL speaking Or 10. Great Moral Die'ns mentions ~ TO
vh the ucial press OF Great Britain and Ireland has
siren conirua'inu
oers. who lad ahseouded from Liverpool with 225Co,
The b. r0Tes and ate! tg many pisces
Tycd a. Birmingham shout O'Clock, and otter taxing
relrc,nneus t. the uieatC g. While asiy honr As
happened hc piecu hcA was being peIosacd On tAe &C
Casioa Of tls v.lif s1a 1900
TIE TlCKET-OF-LTAVE NAN,
ard Tho grl'g seem. 20 have drawn moral rom tlc
when tire IN which The interview be-
tween Hawk sew, tie Detective. aud the "iirkoot Leave
l.' place PslAc ihe Clerk, became Affected That ne
On TIC protLs.ic vision II Shakcsresse--
" have heard
Tha' guilty cre-fures 81 ting q. psy,
Have 0y lla very cunuIe % the sceue
Been struck % ~ the spui q. presently
Iiey a.ye pToc ned t.c.r nl.i.aetons'
Doo', oren II =, commence a, y closes At lOs.
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printing.

CHARLES Z. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ 80. ~ BcrcAy s.Blhoads, CionaIs. Posters, Law
Ponts Cards sc. Cylinder Preswok done for the Trade
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rLNHEODORE II. WELD.
4 The eloquent author o. Saver A. It H." ITO nbIo
WILL snow now TO PUT DOWN THE REBEIe
LlOs,
w Lecture entitled
Tue WORN TiE rli.E Nl TIiE WAY.
n he
COOPER INSTITUTE WEDNESDAY EVENING Eeh. -.
ptfts - cent? H.sryrc Seats 80 rnuts Tor sale st
Tou-says Nc. 10 Nisseiit., Fowler Wells, TO- 18 Broad
sayi <. J. Davis Coz Ne. "a Canal 81 james IS,
No. ~ l. o..way; N llsr M-i,hes's No la Elosdwsy
Mcrsrlld SeUs Depot eOrf b-oadv ay ed yjdst, and
NJ Office 81 Worens Esa.uo No. 20 Cooys. gnst.Ete.
Platform ucAets ~ cents, sold ony Q. ths Antsisyery
on No. 10 E.oamAn.sL
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NIBLO's SALOON-GOTTSCHALK-
~ D'AsORl.
Ii. pablo are respectfully irfrrf1edtLs,
81. l.. ~. OVII3CBALK
VIII give d ilv, Two 4 10. Scriea ~
EAkI.N ELL Gomez NTS.
prior 10 d.. deg-rflio f,r FurDr,
o. MONDAY md wcDsEsDAs EyENlhOs,
Fs'. - aid -.
Whsn he celebrated fdr.4 Dome CoH'fl ~,
hme. ELENA DANORf NHs. RAkNATCHF. Pianist
GEORGE SIMPSON, Tcrori CARLO PATH, Fio!uis.
WI! .-sif M OO1TSCNALK.
ibELLA snd ; BEIKENS
Admission inclnins Iescrgad lres ~ Scat may be
secured ~ oiihrr CoureIt FTd4y tb. 10,
M,ssrs Beer 3 ifnfnrs No 7ul Erosdsay
Hhii SONS no. So Ir Ai~sy, e4d bell Saisblrys No
. Nlsstnsf
Door. open a, III Concert TO commence q, O'Clock
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NIRCU < .-BROADWAY AMPIiITUEA-
~ TER, No. as BROADWAY.
l.. u ~
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY! -

.NIRC u S.-BhOADWAY AMPDITUEA-
~ TER, No as BROADWAY.
INCREASED AfiiiACTiOSs.
NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY :!
MONDAY Feb p
WAglifsGTOhS BIRTHDAY,
TWO oRiED PERFORMANCES
~ THC AFTERNOON
~ iiE AFTERNOON,
AND ~ TEE EVENING.
commencing Il tie u.li touT, upon both ofvhch occs
ALL THE VAST RESOURCES
o. che Proaivsy Creus N o. brought into requi',on to
IEsPpROACHSBLE VARIETY AND ATTRACTION.
Fir, sppelFlse n yanachi. 1roapa Of 800. ,,,-,,..
PERFORMING DOCS, MONKEYS AND PONIES,
horn ~ pas Of le word which vii be introduced n great
iiSDEscnIBABLY coMCAL PERFORMANCES
Fins. appearance OF
ssI LATBR0P.
THE ORIGINAL kAINtUCh CLOWN
Who In co1Junc lon With The - -, ~
IhlNTABLE JOE lENTLAND,
all furnish InGth Tor the N. lion
THE HUKpLE-LEAFlNG BUFFALO
md
TIE EDUCATED SACRED Bull,
MADAME LOUISE TOurNAIRE.
mADAliE LOUISE TOURAAiAE.
'l' Tils LRRGEsT' Mosr TALENTED AND MOST
COMPLETE CIRCUS TROUPE
'''' GRAND DISPLAY Of HORsEYaNsHP
WONDERFUL ATHLETIC YEATS.
fuch be wiineis-d only y
Iih BROADWAY CIRCUS.
Tbe er.a1t .nneI.s will so INTRODUCE
THE FIKEsT DASCiNJ AND IRICk HORSES
TIE Smallest Poyi<s w TIlE WORLD.
Doora open a sHd j. 10 corn'nos 2: pd7'.
vyp.rSp,Y AND SATURDAY AFTFRSOOHs
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Maflir.,,, fox fsrfiiir. nclI. :. O'Clock
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! PICTURES on PnTcuoiogy, Anihlopoogy,
the Present Wi Foreign ln.er5en''jn. ed tue silal
aima,s. Thoagh snd BY P.of tiShliAssi At D1 lp
r. MONDAt. F-b - and THURSDAY, March. 5, It
n o. u end close with P4b' H. suina-on Of Heads Ad'
rssion Io csl.s. Reserved i,lts - ccit'
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M per cent utes, the outstanding ceri'rcse' OF pronA
viii bs oad 70 thu no DOR lcfe0 or nor Iesa fepte'
,ives ~ and sf,s T1edsy the % Of Febrl'-y neIt ~
g, sl dividend II EIGHT AND A HALF PR 'ENi
vii PAID 10 s.9cEnoiotfsi OF ana Hai"i tue ~" u
insignt. c.,
A0er r.ss4vns over Two Million DoIani Cspan and SUI
ps he the Onssndng Ger.ihcates 81 tne cip
r.. 1859 and NIFTY (50 PER CENT OF the Scrip l.'oe
;r rur,e stives on end her Iuefday tie 81 Of Feb
- w. n ION which date oil interest the respective pof'
a .crip ,jvidead OF TWENTY FIVE PER CENT Il de
el.a on The net canned participating premiums Of the Com
nany the year ending Dec 81 lo35 io which
Iii 1 is,yed on aud alter the day Of Apnl nett -
NJ. S.ocS Transfer Books w be closed uDtd the <Vth Q!
s 5cri TIs.f Booss Ill Be closed unit. TIC I'd OF Feb
ruarsneTt
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OFFICE PACIa0 M,n SrEAnsn'P CoxraSY,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board cf
" director. haze th CAV decarrd DlN iDEND -! FIVE
O. PGE CLINT Of t net earning OF the ilstnfee months
payable e ts Office o! the CONF any. WEDNESDAY tae
iI r5 The transfer books viii close the lth nstEt.
ard lie lgth instant BY Older Of the Boerd Of Di
r,cloa. THEODORE 4. JOHNSON, Secretary
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~ DOUGLAS ROBINSON Secretary
Nex.YorI Jan. "a, 1864.
DIRECTORS;
W {. PICKERs5TLL, JAMES BENKtHD.
W5 gDfDN WI ". fNARTS,
sANff, ID B.bCOCk ROBERT SHEDDING,
! JAS. AZ. Brown, ;. 4. JOHNSTON.
! y CHANDLER TREDh {. uEBBkBD,
GRO W. hENEIhGs. hsML y. CALDNEli+
RO8T N OlNPHArr WILSON q. HUNT,
w. b. DUSCAN, !. J. CRANE. l.,.
IL n SPAULDlNp !. PlERpOlsT MORGAN,
| j. l.. ASpiNWALL GaOhGs W. bEk,
| JOHN ALIEN WI NR1oUT,
GIisI, lNIS UTTER EMIL HFiNI.MiNN,
L. n BRIGHAM THOS. sLOCOMB,
+ A. NECKE GtO. A. PHELPS, JJ-.
JOBN u GARDNER nj. A. SDRChAh.
RICHARD LAIHEN,, PTe,idert.
John 4. PARAEH. hiesP.esidout
JANIS =. cox Second Vice President.
DOueI.s RoBEsOs, secretsry.
This Conpa-y having established Branch Oees At Londo
under re esl Of Msssss. JOIN PlCXElt I'LL
son au6 at Jivsryoo. under the management o. Messr
GUlON Co. Risks wl b, tlEou In Lonaon End Li7erpoo
on pnes aud from Oh parts Of Tho word, on to safa'
,sfs and conditions obtained from the urst class Com
psres IN England Losses under Policies iaed BY these
Bran he's ,ij1st-d sHi PAID either e, London Liver
pool or EegYor. msy be spesd wien the nfs' ar
lazcn.
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GREAT WESTERN
(NAuEE)

INSURANCE Go2IBAN1,
r tbs sssll year erlng 3i December 1852 reqGired b.,
chsrter
Premiums opt.tzndnz Risks Dec ~ iNA... 300 %
Premiums received on Marine Rists from Jan.
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fetinres dn6 tileeiings.

I YCEUM OF NATURAL HISrORY.-Ihe
Anuus M.ctirs for sac election Of Officers fog the ensu
az yoar viii be- h,d De Uuiyeg.ay heca College ita'
-. lear % Az THIS tfESiNG 2pd INST, st :. oc,cs.
ROBERT A. BROWNE, Secretary.
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IVAN AJBuRGU X Co.'s MENAGERlE.
GREAT MORAL EShiblTiOs .,.,,,
AND fGlfflAN CARAVAN.
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n mi. n.mnosn Zoooe-a Ens-gr.'e With l. gnelualcd
y, " ~ LINING WILD ANNALS
!, Al her Farot. O. America SD Fafi4o collection
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SON. OF which 70 ....
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Ga.,,.,o.rt sutpod csnfo cos prts With his Pr,se
te Prise a. go, .,,.,.,,.r, O..
e, s led IN i's riiy No 80 sul .ii Gtoadway So
.yie,sfye collection of o~,ut .uus of tis MOI, rafe
~ .. oa the laAe.s Asia, nets "i Africa, Yapp1s 0I
S,s Anrn,a Iihos liaDi, rlfs Of Arctic Or1n p0s.
al :, tlci capiIr.f 0'4'ly ~
TIE GREAT VAN AhihtlGH HIMSELF
,rA re not b. found in tho Geological Gardens OF
fittrT . go. ... ...... 80. .,.,,.,..,,,
THREE GEAND fE.OfMAfCf.S EVERY DAY.
STRICTLY hitIN4i5 AfI i.H.IlNEb.
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~ONGRESS

SENATE. Jan. l6-A petition was presented from ci'i
gems OF New York praying that the unnaturahzed resi-
dents be not exempted from the draft Nearly the entire
session wss taken up in continuation Of tho debate on
the Enrolment BILL and amendments agreed to pro-
vidng th, veterans reenting shall be credited to the
districts from which they originally Joined the services
the communication money shall be applied TO filling the
quotas Of districts in which it s paid and that coored
troops shall Be credited TO the States from which they
enlist An amendment authorizing the President 10
cs ont 100 900 volunteers 100 days fog the special
service OF driving the Rebels out Of Virginia dis
cussed and finally rejected. The Senate adjourned
without taking further action Of Importance the bin
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LOUISIANA.

The political regeneration OF Louisiana IL
rapidly following the overthrow Of the military
form Of the Rebellion within her limits.
Probably mono Of the seeding States-not
even Arkansai--is so well prepared to re-
sumo it, place in the Union under the
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation because
in none have the Union men "a steadily and
wisely sought to develop the loyal Anti-Slavcry
sentiment which Rebel usurpation inundated
and kept under foot. In another column will
be found some account Of the progress and
present condition Of the Free State movement,
given TO . Boston meeting by Nj. Alfred Jeryis,
agent Of the Free State General Committee. II
! is an equally interesting statement of the ter
rori'm that regned in New-Orleans previously
TO its capture, and it deserves 10 be especially
noted that the Unionists who now lead the
Free State movement only became Anti-Slaycry
men when they became convinced that the de-
struction of Slavery was an essential condition
of putting an end to the Rebellion. II is the
P1O-Slayery policy Of the leading traitors that
has finally identified the cause OF Freedom with
the cause Of The Union.
The action OF this Committee supplies practi.
cal hints for the action of other States in thcir
preparations for return. Louisiana owes her
present advancement to organization and effort.
Agents have been sent from New Orleans all
over the State as fast NJ it Tell within our mill.
tary lines. Meetings were held, at hrst secret,
and when VI, Union men felt themselves strong
enough, OPEN In districts recently subducd,
where, under Rebel rule, tho suspicion of 10y.
atty was dangerous, and where an aggressive
public opinion, though minority in members,
often Perpetuated disloyal dominion aCley il