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DRISONERS OF WAR. - The Wives or
Widowed Mothers Of Prisoners Of War receive theiI
back pay BY calling on or addressing with letters,
BROWN & SHELDON, No. 2 Park place.
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RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
10000 SHARES.

10000 SH.RES
THIS COMPANY rs FORMED FOR The PURPOSE
Of Purcbsng Working Selling and Leasing Mining Lands
and Rghts IN the British Provinces aud neghbons localities
10 now the owner OF nearly fifteen thousand acres OF
tho riches. gold lands Of the CHAUDlERE god district OF
snada which have been selected with yres, and after
evidence % their richness In gold and other precious
metals They contain nearly SEVENTY MILES Of RIVER FRONT
AGE upou stream. admsby adapted to the mos productive
and economical mining.
The Company has been Organized ssr the mo't thorough
examination Of the lands and their values and the Trustees
confidently believe their poduesenes which has been iuy
tested prove them equal not superior to the richest pice'
Of California both Ia gold bearing quartz lodes and suvai
depot. They hsve on hand and exhibition gold enough
recently mined upon their property TO fully establish the
value Of their stock.
THE COMPANY PREPARED TO rnvar cpoS FAVORABLE
rypxs WITH PERSONS DgsIRlsG TO IgAsx PuRcHAss
MINING RIGHTS.
limited number Of ssres o. the capital stock may be sco
scrbed for until further notice, 81 the ofEce OF
FISK 4 HATCH NO IS WALIs-jr. BANKERS FOR
THE COMPANY.
THE COaPANY'S OFFICE, EMPIRE BUILDINGS. NO.
II BROADWAY. NETWORK.
where the prospectus maps aud all information relating % the
Company may be had on application.
The Trustees unhestinely invite the attention Of the
public 20 tn. RECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY. {"
po..e,ns vaue fully equal to thu. OF any Mining Company
hitherto Organized.
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EINANCIAL.-FlvE HUNDRED SHARES
Il BRITISH AMERICAN COAL co STOCK, par value
80 Subscription price fall paid Stock. eH.
Quarterly dividend ofs per cent advanced. FOR SALE
by KRC0LER Wl0GfNs,
No. - Beaver e., William
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YINO ARMY OFFICERS.-We have facilities,
Il through experienced gentleman In Washington. to
complete correct aud make properly Returns for Ord.
snce Clothing Camp and Garrison Equipage ALSO settle
accounts and elaine. Terms reasonable.
BROWN SHELDON, No. ePsrk. place.
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CAPITAL STOCK, 100, 900 SHARES.
PAR 40. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $9'-Sl3 PAYABLE
AT THE TIME OF SUBSCRIPTION
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OFFICE OF Tug SMITH kPARxELEs GoLD 60,
No. ~ Erold-st., New.for Nov. %, 1904
T'HE BOARD or DIRECTORS have this day
Il declared DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. free Of
tax oct Of the net earning, Ct the Company
p,y.bs on the oth Decsbo The transfer books Will loss
on the ist December w. II. PENDLErON, Treasurer
THE SUN OIL COMPANY of NEW
YORK.
I0c, 900 SHARES OF TWO DOLL AIRS EACH
snbscrpiion Price for Resrryed Stock, . per Share.
JEO. NJ ROBERTSON, Presideat.
FRASCus B Ayrz Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
JNO NJ. ROBfETsON. - bloeoND
" LLiAn h. WILKr..............No. 200 Wssbng,onse
IuaA. X. Wt.o,...................No 81 S0uih-st
Vt sPHES " PRAGUE. No. Nat-st.
PKTkR o. morgan 237 Washington-st
Office, No. s WalsL Z. q. Box No. 20iT.
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.Th.h .Ira.iv, Of IA. ,moan, reserved for Taxes on
Divic.d. and fr0hts
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Financial.
WILL,Avsauron sAY1Nas RAvr.l

Corner OF souh I'd AID All Sta, Brooklyn, L. |.
DIVIDEND NOTlCE.-DepOsitOr are here
~ by notified that a SEM1.ANNUAL DIVIDEND at the
tate Of SIX PER CENT per all Of Thee
Dollars and upward that shall have been deposited three
months the LIST day Of 'onusry next viii be paid n de-
eositors ceI MONDAY Jan. 10 free from Government
lar Interest called for VIII be passed to he ctgcit Of de-
posito principal deposits made before Tie tn day
OF January win draw iNVERE n from the Isl The funds o.
th Institution securely invested In bonds aud mortgages
on real estate worth doabe the amount loaned end 10 City
nnd County Bonds Of the State of New York aud United States
focks The Bank l. open for busness daily tSundsys and
Holidays exceptedl Mondays and Saturdays rem 10 Z
o'clock M, and Tuesdays Wednesday, Thursdays and FRI
dsys, from ~ D u to !. n.
WILLIAM WALL, President.
GEORGE PICARD I VI. p-,,4
NATHANIEL RRIGcs ! wv 4'''->"'e'
SAMUEL W. TRUsIow, Secretary
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NEYENTH DIVIDEND.
orrlor oy rrr NernoPotlTAv o Is Llenr Co..

OTEICY o. TGE METROPOLITAN q IS LIGHT o.,
Broalwsy cor. syd.st.. NswloEs, Dec 30 1888.
FsrHE ANNUAL ELECTION for twelve Dr.
RrCTOWs " It's Company will be held at their Office
MONDAY, the llh Of i3nusry next. IEc Pol Wal be
opened "a; Il N md close A. ?. ID. 49,,
The grausc 10 - VII be closed the evening 81 ire 18Th
us and be opened on the morning Of th. lS,e January
W. TITUS, Secretary.
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Amusemfnie.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY WONDERS
In the word.
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSi
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSt
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSt
ALL THREE SEEN TOGETHEB
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
TIE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
EIGHT FEET FOUR INCHES HIGH
WEIGHS 4e3 POUNDSn
The TALES. and finest ever seen.
ALSO.
ANNA SWAN, THE NOvA.SCOTIA
GIANT GIRL,
GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GIRL,
E EISfiT FEET gEEF S SSE I ISeH H HIaH
Her FIRST appearance since her Pro,rsc.ed niness.
THE GIANT BOY.
THE GIANT BOY,
=, THE GIANT BOY.
FULL EIGHT FEET HIGH.
THE GREATEST PYRAMID OF GIANTS
eyer beheld by mortal eye.
Ia contrast with Them are
TWO OF THE SMALLEST DwARF8
ever seen on The face Of the globe.
A MERE MOLEhIbL OF HUMANITY.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
IA years DID, = inches high and weighs but II pounds
GEN. GRANT, JR.,
~ years old end only % inches hish.
They 20 be seen at
ALL HOURS. EVERY DAY, AND EVENING
ONE WEEK MORE
TOM rAYLoR's GREAT DRAMA,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
It he's been played for the last few weeks 70
delighted Evidences, yc. soon give place to oth1
dramatic novelties.
The Evening Post says oft: Mr. Barnums COMPANY p1yY
wei BE- Played by tezter In the cy tds
all the characters presented quite wei a. On sr ore
pe-enors The scenery j also good ana the entnp
play the bot .eay dramatic IN the annals Of ~
old Museum" - -.
ONE WEEK MORE. AND ONLY ONE, or
HERR ZiRoM AND Ills WONDERFUL ElaMbLfSkA
KELLY5 AUTOMtrOS MUSICAL IEJCf6,
Conaisting Il siz hyucs, ze Of lie, wlieh pay upon
NOVEL PIANOS. OK hAkPEKlAA.i
producing icequgl ~ "a fun orchestra.
THREE GROTPS Or MOVING WAX FIGURES,
TIE MONSTER SEHPESTS,
GRAND AeuAGiA, Sea Lion, AamIsoth besr
ROBERT HOUDlN'S hUFOMAIOt NhilkRL
EDUCATED SAL which plays MUSICAL lSsIAU
MEAl and uil.eu other wondfrs
Admission ?, cents. Children aidef ten, ID cents
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NERMILYE q Co.,
sNfFp. WALSH
No. q NAssAU-sT., NETWORK.

NERMILYE & Co.,
v BANitERs Ne Is WALL-sE.
VIII continue to furnish
L. =. FINF.TWTNTT BONDS
"a issued by The Government 81 PAR end INTEREST
10 BANKS, BANKkRS aud DEALERS in Go,e'nnsni
Securities, the usual commission allowed
We also buy and sell, at market rates.
H.. one-yeer CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS.
US. COUPON BONDS Of 1881.
l.. :. 1850 TREASURY NOTES.
L. :. oUARTERMAsTEa CHECKs.
Maturing CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS collected
on favorable terms.
VERAIILYE & Co., NO. a. wALi-sr.. N. y.
Government senis, 20 Loon.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
BUT ONE
hR. ana MRS. ". J. FLORENCE,
THE TlCKETVF LEAVE MAN
TIE GREAT TRIUMPH or rHE SEASON.
TllE GREAT TRIUMPH or TIE SEASON..
Thu GREAT TRIUMPH OF The SEASON.
The Management beg TO announce that owing ~ pseytao
perempto.y engagements ~ - - - -
MIR. and MRS W. J. FLORENCE,
the great sensatcr drama OF -
TIE IlCAEr-OF-LEAYE MAN
TWELVE NIGHTS
more Seat, any these twelve nights may Be
cured % tle boS-orce
ose who oesle therefore 10 witness this touching picture
OF evervda lie should not lose the lew oppotiiss
nos renlaIin. to them.
Ia ne beautiful Of the accomplished Dis',At'os-
ny Of this city i. Ogksy Hsl:
Tie whole effect Of the play IL ethical hs' wish tss
pLiathr0pss o. the day. who s'aileiny neEsS Ii4
fri-.. 80 v, aud who cupably rave the
the retained his pals could the Ticket -
your acting. TIE should together IN ths
city ir beyond and you should yocy
acoss ckst until every clergyman ami boy 10 10
,otan o- District had Ga. Of As
scenes between 8sic.ly aud N'oushhy"
Coi.iarucc AZ y carriages may Dc ordered at ICY
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SAIE OF MINING PROPtRTY.- accord-

GALE Of MINING PROPtRTY.--ln accord
~ snce WITH vote Of the stoe ers Of The ADgtNIt RE
MINING COMPANY or MlCtltAS. at meeting held IN
the City Of rusburgh ths otb December 1853 o. the
properly end effects 81 d Company srsicd IN lie County
Q: Ontonagon, state Of g VIII be sod d, pu5lc aac,
by DAVIS 3 NICKNAME AucsioueeIs ot the fcsgd Of
qrsde Rooms In the City Of esbsh between the houls o.
10 and u clock H., tie tId TUESDAY Of January
1854
The resolution Of stockholders under which this sao
ordered 10 in the following words;
sorsd That the Secretary he sGthoYzsd and directed
edyerse The sad property :o ia tine Cry OF Pittsburgh
Pa to The hgles; bidder tie ifd Tuesday 81 isnuary
iaer Noce said p se 10 be advertised IN rss
one each Of the cl.os o. Boston, New YORK De
Sro aud Pi,;sbuT n oi the period OF twenty days The said
notice to press distinctly the tiDr md pa- Of sale and that
s the sso Tine and place the property snail b. .old 70 the
higher, li ader Oh the following terms, VIZ;
OnefOUrb cash al the TN, o. sae
Onelourth syabc IN siS months
Onefourh payable VA twelve months
One-fourth payable IN eighteen iachiAs. .
The deferred payments 10 be secured oy norS upon ne
premises. 80
The landed estate Of tie Company con,iss o. OF
nBers! and with certain impIOsrnets uacnreIy &C.,
which will be particularly described Oh the cay vi sale
JAMES n. COOPER,
See and Treas. Adventure AiDiDg Co Oh Mich.
YftfsbQrgh. Dec u. 1853.
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or COPARTNERSBIP.-

The Undrsignel having formed Limited Partnership,
der aud by virtue Of Of the Gencai Assembly Of the
mouwfah Of Penn ylvana "a scd the q = OF March, A.
d.. 1853, entitled relative 10 limited pirirersbpai and
lie pueuts thereto do make the following publication in
with e SAID cot Of Assembly cud the supplements
thereto.
firThe said partnershp Is to be conducted under the
name OF irrn OF De COCRSEH. HAMILTON EVANS.
Secondfhe general nature ofthe business Intended 10 be
transact ell q the Dry Goods Commission on iness
fhri-The seuera p,ineTs in said paTtnerfhip SAM
UEL o. DE COURSEY residing OF No J25 South Sixteenth
el4fei.
nUGH HAMILTON, residing at No. las North Twentieth
street
CHARLES T. EVANS residing at No. ll North TWEEN
;ietI stree, in the Gig Of Phsde pha.
Folrthjhe special partners SETH ~ SrlTr, residing
No 2e Meet Logan SQUEEZE in the city OF Philadelphia and
ROBERT H. TAYLOR residing AZ No. ~ Union place, in tbs
81 IF New Work l they have each contributed To- The COM
stock Of the sil partnership fry Thousand Dollar, IN
80. making The OF One Hundred thousand Dollars m the
asfrPlate.
fah-Te said partnership Is TO commence the first day
o. Jauuary a. d. ~ oni IL to terminate the thifI nrs
SAMUEL O. DE COURSEY,
HIGH HAMILTON.
CHARLES L. EVANS,
General PsrtnerA
SETH n. STriT,
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR,
Special Partners.
PhIadepi, Dee. ~ 1862.
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.


COMPREHENSIVE T.. GREEN
" has this day associated With him CHARLES r. GREEN
and from hi. date the undersigned will continue the COTTON
BROKERAGE business under the firm of GREEN BROId-
Frs, a, No. l32 Pead-st--New-YoIk Jan. l. 1904.
DAVID h.. GREEN,
CHAs. 4. GREEN
DISSOLUTION Or COPARTNERSIjIP.-
~ The coparue hip heretofore existing undr the firm
name Of DE COURssY, HAMILTON EVANS, Is this day
dissolved b. mutual consent $500, - .,....,-..
SAMUEL @. DE COURSEY,
BCGH HAMILTON
CHAS. Z. EVANS,
SETH 3. SfiTI,
philtieiniia Dec 81 LET.
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WAN AMBURGH & cos MENAGERIE.

WAN AMBURGH g. CO.'S MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EOfPTIAN CARAVAN
No. SO ard III B60xDwxY.'
Between Srrius and Prince.s,..
Open from 10 a. NJ, to 10 p. Admission % cents.
Ninth SUCCESSFUL WEEK
OF THE MATCHLfsS COLLECTION OF
LIVING WILD ANIMALS,
Embracing almss, every known sreses, and the nost
BEAUTlFtL OF TH'E hlND
The most elegant and attractive animals liz ing have been Sc.
'''''''"' '14 ( MadSiEicEST oIia1fFE,
w M IN Sgf 4 Wax ELEPitSi aASsiBaL
All EephaHSt,2gm4 e'.s2 PfSSq,e 9,9 e9 Tts
o. rH fIsI' w III s'i ro Ssii' BE5 s's
Tie only one. on exhibition in Aiaodci.
A SOUTH AMERICAN TAPlR
A pachylernstors Mamnal very rae in !. Il
A LEOPARD AND YOUNG.
three months DID, First eve. bred in this country
POONAH BEAR.
ofTemarkahe ariiy. Second imported
AsACRED COW FAOM DCRMAH,
animal held g. sacred Sero n On BY the Burn ese;
Also aP%.Ed 9fr oh h% I'd es'
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED.
CIRCUS. -BROADWAY AMPHTrHEATER,
" no. 4sj BROADWAY.
L. H. Electromagnetic FVTiiERTIiyiiEYffS
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EyESING,
EVERY AFTERNOON And ENENINC,
EVERY AFTERN00N AND EvENINO.
in which the pfsnierr eqnesirienBe Of the world,
MADAME LOUISE TOUKsAlRE,
and TIE ontiso = irnu0ih Troupe WI Appeal
MONDAY EVENING jan. ii,
will he Introduced
NEW AND STRIKING ATTRACTIONS
O, The most trilian, characi.r First sigh; ol
MADAME LOUISE TJURNAtRE,
IN HER GREAT SCENE THE FLYING SCARF"
TIE AUSTRALIAN FAMILY,
Ia thl'r universally s1llrcd and
UsAPPHOaCHNBl.E CLASSIC GfMNASTlCS.
THE WONpERfuL Doc "EASSf,"
iu her iniescfibabiy cou.!chi perform noes.
SfTCFsSEf. THE SON RIDER,
In his al pareliel.d f'sis - - . -. .,.,
MADAME LOUISE TOi RNAlRE.
IN Der GRAND ACT OF THE NANCE. .
In addition the above viii be presented niagihceai
soi-rtion of -
SPLENDID AREHic SCENES
Introducing -
TIE GPANDEsr COMBINATION
on TALENTED ARTISTS,
WITH TIE MOST bE AIIIFUL AND
WONDERFULLY TRAINED
DANCING AND PERFORMING HORSES
In Europe OF America To conclude with the Esnessrin
EEtgasag iuxa cf
THF FRENCH RiDlSO SCHOOL,
Doors open at and :, 20 col.ineuce ~ :. ana 4
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OFFICE or THE CENTRAL MINING COMPANY,
NJ. u. -. Ai.---.l -...I -.

No. 28s Pesrist.. Market Bank buiding}
NHw YORK, Dec 81, 1868.
nIVIDEND.-A dividend Of So 90 per share
~ no per cent? has been declared payable at the office Of
the Company, and aser Monday 18Th January next The
transfer books VIII be closed rom the evening o. he IN to
Gle morning Of tie 18Th JsEpary. By order of the Board
JAMES NJ MILLS, Treasurer.
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Amusemenis.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
IVA The Rev. E. IL. CHAPLIN ID
On EUROPE AND AMERICA"

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
IVA The Rev. T.. ii. CHAPLIN, d. ID.
ON "EUROPE AND AMERICA"
At Cooper Institute,
TUESDAY EVENING Jan. IL, at O'CLOCK.
Tickets 80 cents
To prevent crowdin, tie 3dav door win be opened pre-
cisey O'clock for the admission Of those only holding
tickets which may be procured the Library, Asor Place.
Down Town Otce, No % Lib r,ys aud at sthst door,
Positively no tickets sold at sdav. door,
OLYMPIC TnEATER.
~ Lessee aud Uireciress. Mrs. John Wood
Stage Manager........,........J. H. Seiwyn.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
'0' '"' "''A MONDAY, JAN Il, 1861
Mrs. JOHN WOOD Mrs JOHN WOOD,
for the first timo In New-York as
THE PRETTY WIDOW OF MILL HILL
The performance win commences yih
itor the frs. time in America
and entirely original comic piece IN TWO acts en-
tilted
ABULJ
IN CHINA SHOP.
Characters 10y . - -.
Mr. J. X. Mortimer, Mr.. w. David,e. Rr j. H. Stoods1
Mia. Harris. '''' = o"'''' '''' - Miss j. Walters
M.s Dc Lacy, Mrs.. Sloan
To conclude with for the rs. time the laughabe comsdie
COUSIN CHERRY.
Cousin Cherry. John Wood
Charles Earl Of MaDdevile... q. Al. Clark
1nornls Primrose. MI. j. n ssodaAte
Jscoo Phnrose.. ~ u LaPauSn
Several novelties ere in active PREPARATION
Doou open ct II Performance commences at a O'clock
sests secured three days In advance
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.gnler,Ial Rspsnue.
r s. INTERNAL REVENUE

1T s. INTERNAL REVENUE.-Collcctor's
We Office, 1th District, comprising tbs llth snd ilth
Wards oil the city o. SeS IofSNoce hereby tY.n that
res,or OF the Seventh Collection District Of Tie state Of Now
York. and that tho duties Pehed therein have become DE
Rouse Astor place on the ih day Of January lesi and
ffo day 70 day thereafter except SundsS nn and inolnd-
ng IA. 18th day OF January 1901 fron clock In the
u until o'clock In the afternoon, to receive TIE same And
eli p,rsons who shah neglect 10 pay The duties and 'tes
nses,rd agriu,t then upou sorshi list within tho time
aorcsE spechrd VII. liable gay Ten par Cen.an ad'
'''''''' upon WV MARSHALL o. BLAKE. Collsolor
New York Dec. 30 1853
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INV foEK. Jan. |, 1854.
DISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership hereto
- fore existing under the fln name OF McCOuH
st HOONMAhEh 10 THE day DISSOLVED by mutual con
sent L. - Seho8nmakc f0 to tte late hTIn,
viii se.lie tic business IKNRf 4. McCOrN:
LUCAS J.. SCHOONMhkEa.
COPARTHERsfrP.-Tl oaier. guod have this day
formed a COMPREHENSIVE under the usn OF
s. liOONNfKER Co. en- win continue the Boot and Shoe
business hiey carried by Net schoonmsSer At the
old st.lld no III Chanlcrss--Ncw York Jan. /. I'st
LUCAS T.. sCuDONNAhER,
HIRAM SCHOOShAAEA IT,,
CHESTER III. DAVIS.
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'-'' ~ HERB EgRNASNs,
'''"' ~ d" MONDAY, jeagsry Il, 1884,
,,, f,-.-, IN ,I,rs Its bv r. Won Beethoven,
RIccO....................... HGkMANNs.
have s c.slyl, sSaa.''. :. BERGMANH
to had a. 'i ial les5e, o. Music and q Beer
scIlrmt.s. No 5oi broadway.
iCE-subseTi0c.. ar respectfully Informed That Mon
i,y viii b. the sst subscription r!t ILr hyo remaining
Ms 81 hi. season vii Dee og h. benefit Of the artss
,ao.,iro tcAeA viii De good ty-ey oi the next season
COLREES OF CHAMBER MUSIC.
p NINTH SEASON 1864
WILLIAM MASON.
qBTODDBE THOMAS.
J. MpsaNfAAL,
q. AAfLkA ind
=. bLHGNLh
sfA sOikEks Of CHAMBER MUSIC
DoDwoRTPs IIALl, No. fo6 BROADWAY,
On TUESDAY EVENING" a. intervals OF two weeks com
TUESDAY, Jan. y, At o'clock p. m.
sab,cruiou, received NE Mue stores Of Mes'r schar
uu.rt luls No. 100 Broadway Beer sohfncr No ,Ol
One adm i.Fion 20 the sci,es in adyauce....S 81 10
Nv, admissions 20 the series. 81 aiy4Aee.... 10 70
TgHEATRE FRANCAIS.
NiEL0's COSCfHr SALOON
TUESDAY, Jan. ". 1854.
TkUN.Al.CAZAR.
Opcrelta bouae in one ict Ausi. by oFenbVoA.
30 MANOLA.
DANoE-Esecuted by % srnorl.s PAULINE CROSSE.
- FASCINATION.
EoultuueIc chorst r,paqnehy
MAl. fDN AID and tltDl.
La JOE tAif rkIh,
Coincide ;, one act hy hiIp". - IL Giiruilu
Doors open a. 4 c1.i MI rise At clock precisely.
Carriage eau Do o.d,r, to- y. precisely.
box Ulace at NO. 6.J Dsosdw >.
THURSDAY, Jan. Il;
BENEFIT OF Mite. ANNA HAMBURG.
LIS EFtRONfkS
Consdie IN tive si,s, By N. Emr Ausier
NibLo' SALOON
MR.. DE CORDOVAS
SUCCESSFUL COURSE
HUMOROUS LECTURES
SECOND ESSAY
"gHE AMATEUR THEATRICAL ASsOCiATI0N-A
TALE OF Fun"
THIS MOSDAY EVENING lan II, 1854
Tickets 80 cens. To he had at ell the Music aud Book Stores
| Doors open at 7; commence 20.
" B-The public Il respectfully Informed that no ticket
viii be sold beyond ths comfortable vapaoity OF tho hall
EIFTH-AyENUE SKATING-POND.
i SEASON TICKETS for dentleuan. q
SEASON TICKETS for Lady,
SEASON TICkETS Tor boys under i3.....a,..........
FOR sse at tho Astor Hvisc st. Nicholas and Mvtfopoa
Hotels Principal Once o. the Fifth ASslus Ho,s In ii
Rssdlng Aoon-
, 1864-12-23

Ct. militia were captured in their prison clothing.
Gen. Sherman LET them loose again to give
Supplies Of all kinds were abundant along the
route. particularly on the 0conee River.
1he Heraids correspondent with Sherman says
desertere from the rebel aruT, many Of whom are
constantly coming IN, voluntarily o. Otherwise,
say the report that Hood crossed Duck Riyer with
mostly lost between Frankiin and the battle be
fore Nashville, and the pieces left him on his re-
trent must hare been few.
moodse army is sepested b descrte5s = a1a ptis
determination fs probable.
Washin9tou Jtems.
The President has recognized Henry Edeirs as
Consul Of the swi.s Confederation at Chicago for
the 8tatss Of Michigan, Wisconsin, lows, Mtnne-
cots and the NortheEp part Of Illinois.
eshs o
France, accompanied by drawings. It appears
that the arn1orcd ships OF Great Britain built and
building a%d twenty o. hes ten n
sides one Iron and one wooden cupola vessel.
The St. Albans Case.
The Tines has abatement concerning the st.
Albass raid, atat1ng that PorteEaeld, the sonth-
Chief of Police, BY Gsosge \. Sanders, The con.
Toqid b fes giving np he money wh1hle
Init did not succeed. The raiders offered bonds
for the payment Of the money If ordered by the
judgement of the court. Our counsel refused all
Compromise. and demanded every dollar OF the
money. The Canadian government will un-
doubtcdly fully compensate the banks
SnEnHHooKE, c. E.. Dec. 17th. 1sSi.-A hearing
was had to-day be!ore Mr: Justice saoft, OF inc
sapenor Sonti y, nmes Low - H. T. I q
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aaae 70 aases1 n.na y ha a r..
9e pI1soner as.sss ~. pgEn " ~
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moFsa IoI ~ sa. H. sae l
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III ts nv, ,,ra
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ccea 9n ats neIiS; ~ nts uesisn s we I a'
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?. oanposn " 5netptuAe auu pssl1 g - cg4'' "
Ianeastef n IL: appeateo ~ oenaa y, tnu onsn ME
snica' ". y. Eeitoa 'of o'e tespo"oe"'' INV
uial as mol eonerooou-
4 Cotton story.
A private letter from New Orleans sars there ts
{SNu.tW worm Of co1ton st9reu III uae !atetioT VI
1fsiEs'ppi' Manln tnr ISoea lnes' ,.n aua T. DELL
bongnt w y nen tustuc y. oa' nss, ~ sat.e tta
caEes aa !oW as = GEMS per pouna-uanspofanon
Al fasR OF INC spectators.
The war In Tcnncsace.
A Nashville special correspondent learns from
M the Tennessee River to FLORENCE, to destroy
the bridge there and prevent lood's army from
crossing: ntbey a9cceed, The cbaneeg are greatly
in favor Of the total destruction OF Hooti.s COM
, 1864-12-23
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW Y0RK3IIDNla;IlT DISPATCH.


NEW FoRK. Thursday. Dec. .2.-Mlln!.ht.
The military situation and news from The rebel
capital have depressing effect the prices OF
rifles and produce. and general disposition to selt
In railroad and mlnin. stocEs considerable activity
pyevsi!s, with general decline RANGING from 46e5A
Railroad bonds quiet md weak Dank stocks strons
f. prospect of ofJannary dIvteuGs. Government STOCKS
nrs1eacy, under the extreme uncertainty as to the
policy Of Mr. Fessendcu 4lscellaneops shlses were
du}1 and hcayJ.
Al the Petroleum Board considerable acttvity pre-
vailed in Gesmanls. amounting to -1.sOo shares at
a1.l0el.5, and In Manhattan aud all other oil stocks
dull.
The goll market opened steady, with considerable
acsy1ty. Towards noon the prize fell OF. and the
market wae quiet.
Tie money market shows m Increasing 5trtnsency,
Call loana are quoted generally At = cent. There
is little demand for exchange for Saturdays steamer
At Gal1aghcrs Evening Board stocks were steady.
Gold ~. Mt c, 1ta; Elie. s7x; Hudson. 114S: Ill
Cent, IL; Pitts. 9*s c!sve 4 Toledo. 1Mx; Erie.
silver, 94E Matpotn, 81. Eales OF guild 1t Fl Il.
A Washington dispatch says the Subscriptions to the
80 loan for the week ending Dec II. were 81 Uoo,
and to the lo4o ueatly $..o0o Subscriptions to the
former tae 18th and 2st amounted to e. and
to tr latter Ihc 1910 loan II 70 be con.inu.
Ell In the m a{kef.