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| wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye. Hair Dyeing
and Modavia Cream, for bcautfying the Hair, o. " A.
| I6 Bond atreek
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The Best brand OF ia ssgars.
"CABINBT,n
street Al retail, No oss Broadway RAYNkRs Fruit an
Wine Store
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"CosTARss ExrERAINArORs,
KxrRRMINAYORS
For Rats Reaches, Ants Bedbuas Moths 40
"COSTAR'S" Depot, 49, Broadway, New York.
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wheeler g. Wilson'S Highest Premium
Locksutch Sewing Mschinss 615 Broadway.
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We wouid Call Attention to the sale
AZ vain. bs Real Rssae 10 sold auston by n LII D.
Low Co this day, st II o"srh "a 'AA s'"A."ss sales.
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Our Social Relaeions.-Love Anairs-
Ought Parents Observation-Disclosures In Love-A Right
Education Remedv-Mary Smith and her Lover with
Phy.ognomy Ethnoogy, Psychology, a.. In May number
Of Psychological journal Is cents.
FOWLER WELLS, $50 Broadway, n Y.
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sparsd Mr. William Jarrstt. regret TO hear, lost not
only ns elegant residence. bat all his furniture, and
much else OF great value Railroad and pro
the flames.
We understand that this band or marauders. unlike
many on their predecessors arrested every they
caught VINO had any whatever with the
or Confederate government Ali clerks OF COURTS mag
trates salt distributors tan collectors assessors Of the
revenue, cOnstabes and sherfs were secured.
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The Hat or tho Season IL Dccid edly the
spring syle introduced By KNOX 2 Broadway corner Of
which, for beauty OF fabric ncatness
and becomngness has been exceied,
by KnoI himself There 10 something In the appear.
OF this bat that mparts air Of respecabty
aud attracts universal attention. II IL indsscrba
BILE, but possibly fail TO notos IL
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, Impaired Sigh

Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CArARRU
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Mrs. wIssLow's soorHINo SYRUP FOR children /. an
old and well tried remedy II has stood the Of
many years and never known 20 fail not only relieves
the child from palm iavigoraes the stomach and bowels
wind COLO and gives aud heath 70 the child and
comfort 70 the mother
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

TINS MIX DEALERS Of this city had quite m animated
meeting Al No. 4sS Fourth avenue on Tuesday three
O'Clock Mr. Caryal was called preside, Mr.. Decker
Vice President, and Mr. CLANCY Smith, Secretary.
Several speeches were delivered. showing coucusvely
the imposition Of tho ousrous and oppressive additional
tar just hvsd by the railroads M freight on milk which
makes advance on the price Of milk by dealers mocra-
tive who could nos suatan themselves under old prices
and Be obliged TO meet the additional the advance
or price By farmers which demanded The follow.
ing resolution was unanimously adopted
Whereas IN confederation ~ the oppressive tax loss
levied by the railroads and the additional price paid 20
farmers FOR their milk, and 70 these pressing de-
mands and that wo may sustain ourselves and be enabled
% supply customers We under the necessity for
the above reasops, 70 raise the price u milk
quart making tho price Of milk retail eight ceuts and
six and half cents per quart a. wholesale.
CHANRaR " ConxrncH.-The monthly meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce win be held this day, at one
O'Clock. The Rev. j. G. Fletcher Of tho United States
legation al RIO do Japero COW in this city, will be pre-
snt aud address the Chamber the subject Of establish
ing lne Of steamers between this port aud Brazil
PoLicr CixRK APPOINTMENTS AT I'VE Tonps Justice
powns rnsdc the following appointments yesterday at
The Tonbs Police Conrt:-Chisf Clerk, William Mccrath
George Pearson and Thomas Jourisn, Assistants
RsARRKr.-Frsucis Henderson. who committed the
burglary the premises q Dr. Anderson Of staten
Island the night OF the 2sd or November and escaped
from of.cer Stach while being conveyed TO Richmond
couniy a, arrested by ocer welsh OF the harboy
police, yesterday, IN the New Bowory
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THK GERMAN OPERA.

M.. An,chuz's artists have resumed their season OF
German Opera, and with Tho Academy OF Music
crowded last evening. The opera given Faust,
the most popular and attractive entertainment Mr.
Anschutz oncr TO his patrons We assured how.
ever tha; novelties to bc produced By the German
troupe. We to have wagners Tannbauser, which
will draw two good houses, II only from the Gu.
rosty tho public will feel about the "music Of tho r
ture." We are also to have La Dame Blanche aud, Of
course, Faust vii! be repeated.
Tho opera well sung last night. hme Federici
was very successful Marguerite Her pure and
powerful and she certainly sings and acts tho role
plcasingy. She was much applauded
Herr Hmmcr as Faust, was Satisfactory. We do no.
admire Herr weinlich's MnphstopheIes Tho cheruses
and the instrumental music admirable. The Arion
Society sang tho grand Sodicrs Chorus n their usual
most effective manner, and encorcd amid storm
Of applause On tho WHOLE tho performance WIS very
attractive, and We hope the opera will be given again
DODwORTHs HALL.
Mrs. and Miss L. Brown will give tonight, at Dodworths
Hall, OF their popular readings These entertain
menss are very attractive and are attended by large
and select audiences. We take pleasure recommending
these readings 10 the public notice.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
The Irish Brigade.


GRAND BANQUET 70 lie GIVEN BY rnE GENERAL
AND OFFICERS 70 THE NoN.coMMIssioNED Off
GERS AND PRIvATRs OF TIKI IRISH BRIGADE.
The following is the invitatisn:-
We, the undersigned, officers OF tie Irish Brigade in
the Army of the Potomac, cordially invite meeting Of
our brother ollocrs-Ahose who held, well as those
who still hold, commissions In the samcon this (Ihurs
day. evoning January NJ scven O'Clock at the Whitney
House, corner Of Broadway and Twelfth street for the
purpose of taking Immediate stops 70 welcome back
their homes in fitting the faithful and brave
men OF tine brigade and teEder them that tribute of
hearty friendship and hospitality which their noble
duct for two years in the camp and in the field
the fullest measure critic them t. receive at the hands
OF their officers.
James Cavopagh, late Major 69th N. Wv.
Robert NugeEt. Capt, u. 9 A., late COL Goth n Y r.
Richard Bentley, Col 63d n. y. v.
James McGee, Capt. Goth ~ Y. Y.
Thomas Fouhy, Capt. $50 N. Y. Y.
John Blake, apt. S6th N. Y. v.
Maurice Wall, Capt. S8th N. Wv.
James B. Turner, Captain and A. A. G..
William O'Meagher, Surgeon Goth N. Wv.
Lawrence Reynolds, Surgeon 63d n. Wv
james ). Purcell, Assistant Surgeon Goth Y. p
Richard Moroncy, Capt. Goth n. Y. V.
I. W. Cartwright, late Capt. 63d \. Y. V.
Miles Mcdonald, Adjutant 63d N. Wv
Edward Lee First Lieutenant Esd N. Wv
Southcote Manscrgh, Second Lieut.. Goth N, Y. Y.
Bernard ONeill, First Lieutenant Goth N. Wv
Dennis =. Burke Capt. S8th N. Wv.
John II. Gleason, late Capt 60th N. Wv.
VIM: J. Nage, late Capt. 8Sth N. Wv
And others.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6-6P. NJ
AsHEs-ReceIpts, 20 bbs Small business at So so for
pots, ard 50 76 for pearls.
Observation-Disclosures, 1892 bbls -FOUR 1.oa1 sacks
corn meaI SOC buckwheat -four, l06I0 bushels corn
1885 do barley 2l do oats $50 do. malt Tho droep-
ing tendency Of the market for and Western four
conspicuous early in the day Trade brands though
somewhat irregular, were without material change oil
kinds however, closing 10 favor Of the seller In the ab
OF any export domand Of moment operations
confined 10 exgcnces OF the local and Eastern trade
and the receipts though moderate usual at this
son Of the year. were fully equal these requirements
The days sales foot UP 900 bbs quotations below
Canadian -four was steady, with an Increased supply
pressing the marKct Sales 800 bbls The demand for
Southern Hour was moderate, but with limited supply
holders disposed to accept lower prices Sales
100 bbls, closing dull In rye -four there was ouly
limited business at quotations OF corn meal 500 bbs
Atlantic Nils sold for delivery all this mouth at So So
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
The Park skntins-The Ponds Lighted

Up
T. ball went up again at carly hour yesterday
morning. and tho skasDg public after began max ing
their way up town to ENJOY few hours amusemsnt on
the iark Ice. which very good conditionthick
and hard The surface certainly rather crisp break
Ing or under the strokes the runners but stin the
skates did not cut deeply into cs ics except ~ places
where il was cracked
Tho recent open portions OF the upper pcud
frozen over. and will doubtless i for skating 10 day
One curious effect has been produced he Terrace by
the action OF the recent frost The new ice before -
haraened ouged somewhat into the form OF q hog Is
back and rs nov al that place ABOUT siN inches thick
This hiiock OF leo quite the boys who seem
admire tho sport Of skating over irregular places aud
they 90 up and down another. ~ Continuous
stream oder children did not object c try more than
once, the effect OF this novel method OF skating
she authorities made attempt yesterday 10 light up
the ponds after dark by now plan which, however
proved failure In the centre Of the large pond was
placed an octagonaly shaped four and half
IN diameter and five feet high surmounted ey dome and
gold BALL and painted red This was elevated three foet
from the ice On OF the eight sides OF the lantern
was placed mammoth kerosene lamp, backed by bright
reflector This supposed to be large enough to throw
rays nearly to the edges OF the lake Az the upper end
OF the pond large lantern. standing five feet
high, and elevated three feet from the In this
lantern a large lamp, backed by . silver bur.
the lower end were four smaller lanterns with
mammoth lamps and reiiectors, and at the Ter
race were two other lanterns, notwithstanding all
except places where the direct rays foil upon the
ce. At the lower pond three lanterns placed at
angles throw the light in the best possible directions,
and light up the whole Of the skating surface but they
entirely Insufficient for the purpose. At the Con
servatory pond there ten lanterns furnished by the
New York Skating Club at their EXPENSE but
these not halt enough to light up the Of
II tho ice Is TO be illuminated by kerosene lamps it
will require at least nifty for the upper lake and twenty
for each OF the other ponds.
The bah will doubtless DO found aoft to-day at day
light and perhaps further attempts will be made light
up the ice tonight.
THE FIFTH AVENUE POND SKATING.
Tho ice this pond in fine condition yesterday,
and we'll patronzed by those who have taken tickets
well as by number OF persons admitted at small
fec at the recommendation Of ticket holders The skaters
being sheltered from the wind, find this pond very
agreeable place TO skate on when the northwesers
more than usually piercing On music days they have
the advantage OF brass band which enables couples
parties skating together make their strokes evenly and
at the same moment. The Fifth avenue pond being
shallow thcre be no danger should the ice break
and skating be expected here whenever the
weather is cold
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

Before the Hon. Justice Mullen.
impeadcd with Nash 4 This up tor eTya-
before the Court on demurrer nts,posed ns w af
appeared from the plAnun comp an. tina, ADorh Ia
MERtthc celebrated hrewer had ae,osed .hr 90
teal application OF the same TO brewing WIEN view O.
a1S las
discovered new process by which ne - rnnncn !, ps@
soS and aeer bier 81 the m Quail
ty which He Also claims tast he can
han "a made by the old superior malt std also
twenty cent rnorr OF wh-n hs SAM aouns
habit OF teaching process otaer brewers for suabe
consideration some Of them ray,ns =, ssn s <,
established very extensive brewery " Harlem !onne pur
m pose o. M b tbe rs Of his oeaicas lie
tons of parties who were rreiudcsd sssn MS .hprove
In opposition 20 the general inrdueton OF lis
After few years Of prrs,ons hs ar has oes2ne
issperior auses especially s unPsrsl rlef Ee>rine qnal
during the hot and The esn.nd a. y I % 2
the parties Interested shat his sseen az %
OF his brewery has withdrawn the bcrjrg bpsrsss
with the inc non OF devnting his litie e&slseif 20
if inrhsr aysreS q sa, Nash Drivers a,pc@ 70 tao
plaintiff for knowledge OF his discovery, vhsh the ster
tbereupon an agreement was estered into the
~. and Mash Sc 2 the eject ia. ~ the rn ~
in heavy penalty no. 10 inpar II to nag one eh5epuns
n fihs- v-rred that the defendants tsoe hc agree
enI sfer having experienced the beneitsd nau OF the
oshrr brewers Whereby pianuS has been danascd
Nssn 4 20 for s3s oo damages and Tor ajnnction
arnsi the defendants prevent them nom furasr dsclos
10 ee Pis sSe dcfendsnt BY his counge John Tosn
send J denurret and The Court ssseF hear * we srs
Of the plaintiff overriding the demurrer. VITA costs wi'h
Gs d SeSshca for psint j. fownssud Jr Cor detersa
G Barncs
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FIRES HosrrAIs.--Ths present cold weather, by
increasing the necessity Of large fires in military and
other hospitals TO keep patients comfortable has in like
proportion, increased the danger Of fires breaking out
The excellent surgeon in charge OF the large military
hospital al Fort Schuyler appears infer from his
published orders, to appreciate the emergency. His
action deserves imitation all large military institu
tions for the sick and wounded
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
The First Long Island Regiment I'm
Brooklyn.

After several delays and many dsappointments, the
First Long Island regiment has at length arrived. having
been expected every day since Saturday last from which
1ime tho Twenty third regiment, National Guard, dc.
Snilcd escort has bcen under day. awaiting the
announcement OF their approach.
The regiment organized this city in the summer
of 1851, under the name Of the Brooklyn Phalanx but
hat tlo being distascfu TO MANY OF the officers. ii
changed that OF the First Long Island regiment. It
as subsequently numbered the Sixty seventh New York
Volunteers. The frst colonel julius w. Adams,
graduate Of West Point, Who after passing through the
battles o. the peninsula and Fredericksburg resigned in
consequence failing health, and the dcvolved
hpon tho Lieutenant Colonel Nelson Cross who has since
te,egrnphic despatch from the Colonel received
ey Postmaster Lincoln yesterday morning. stating that
Sicers Of tho twenty third regiment, under command Of
Colonel Pratt were notified, ana the mon were under
arms at their hesdSustsr, corner q Fulton and Orange
hs PARK BARRACKS 70 escor. The veterans Brooklyn
General Duryea and stan, and General Spnoa and stan,
inountcd, also proceeded 70 the Park Barracks.
Tho sixty seventh landed on the Brooklyn side about
many thousands Of their follow citizens, among them
bundreds OF ladies' who, nowithstanding the severity Of
the cold, had awaited their arrival or several hours
The ags Of che City Hall, armories and public houses
Nero displayed IN honor OF the veterans.
m oS. q q wSS W
player Wood in very brief but applicable speech Of
Oicors and members Of the First Loas Island regiment,
ecscrans Of the Army Of the Potomac and heroes o many
hard fought battle field. Mayor of the city OF Brook
n ir behalf Of its authorities and In tho every
loyal cltisen In II, bid you welcome home God help
You ana preserve you for future ussfOness and further
deeds OF patriotism.
II being shon nearly dark, the regiment marched
10 Montague Hall, where sumptuous repast walt
lng them There was no unnecessary emony and
Nj sat down we'll supplied table, and 10 which they did
Ample justice Among those present were the Mayor and
idcrmeu OF the city several military officers, including
Wenerals ruryca and splno's Col Roberts, OF the One
1iundred and Thirty ninth regiment New York volun-
pcers, and several civilians No toasts wero drank or
kpceches made and after satisfying their wants tho men
buried OF TO search for their relatives and rreLds
The field aud staff officers OF the regiment are az fol.
Vows
sofon.'-Nclson Cross.
Ltsvt.aosu Colonei-A Il. Van Ness
AdJor--Clarcs q. Bstdeu.
Svps~--si. y, Andrrws
tdjp1pt--G. Lincoln. ir
hercsncnt has participated u battles ari
fklTmshes aud have been reduced H. numbers during
ewo and half ycsrs service from icary thousaut
10 loss than iorr hnncrad OF wAct ucary two
thirds hsve tc-cnl3tct tor nGcibct th,ry ycus. Tie
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
olIowox ara the pripcIpal ba,Ies IN vhob .hey were

foowiog are The principal battles IN which they were
engaged
l-Siege OF Yorktown.
2-B.ttle OF Williamsburg
3-Battle OF Fair Oaks
4-Battle Of Glen Dale.
5-Ratte OF Turkey Bend.
6-Battle OF Malvern Hill
F--Battle OF ChnIty.
S-Batt6 OF Antieiam.
Q--Bsttle OF Wiiamsport.
lC-Hatiie Of Fredericksburg (frst
11--Batt:c Of Fredericksburg (second)
12--Battle OF Salem Heights.
13--Rattle OF Gettysburg.
a. Battle Of Rappahannock Station
This is a record OF which every n tha regiment
may well feel proud.
The presented fatgued appearance their clothes
pretty well worn, but ortabe their flags
taitered and nearly shreds giving evidence
many hardssouRht battle but thcy themselves we're
bust and aenhy and looked as II they would still DO
good service for the Union,
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

The Comptroller estinrstcs the receipts Of the
present fiscal yeai a.As $50 aa5. ard the expcndi.
lures. including the deficiency. st $s.sls.s3o. He
says all the funds, except the gerera. fund, con.
tnue in prosperous and satisfactory condition.
and hopes that the Legislature, IN siew of the
probable future OF fnanc,s, affairs in this country
will exercise prudence and caution. and limit The
public expenditures 30 the lowest omarnt consist
eDt with honor ana duty.
The First National Bank Of this city Aas pub
lished the subjoiucd sworn statement Of It's con
Gtion on the Lat Of Jsnuary, 1864. The resources
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

People smile with dersvc ncrednliy being told
that preparation will rrsore faded and hair and
whiskers their original color and life appearance Yet
this is al acty what --.-z-.-.
II claim to make hair come in
where II has once fallen but II will prevent from
falling out make and silky cleanse Il and the scAlp
Impurities and humors, and entirely overcome the
effects OF Of preparations containing sal
phur Of lead. sold everywhere
JOsFPH HUYr co. ~ University place.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
Recruits Tor Maine Regiment.

o,
Two hundred and twenty recruits Maine regiments
passed through Boston to-day for the Army Of the
Potomac.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

Hfil's Hair Dye. 30 Cents. black ss
Brown Instantaneous aud reliable. No Barclay street
Sold By all druggists
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

GrOyer 4 Bakers Celebrated Elastic
S<fteh Sewing Machines for aae p35 BROADWAY neas
Twenty second street Also Machine Sewing of de-
scripon done In the best manner.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

Oourau aua's Po1dre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from upper lips low forsheads part OF the ooiI
Warranted l63 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

SrggRioa Coupr--Part 1.--Adourned Until Friday az
10 A, " Part 2,--Nos. 2st2. 2t2t 30a4 306s, 30r0,
sos. ap't 300, aeTS, 3csv soss. 3osi, $685. 3oss,
The New York herald., 1864-01-07
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6-6 p. N.

WEDNESDAY, JAM 6-6 L. M.
The stock market exhibited no marked feature
to-day. was somewhat heavy at the opening,
but gradually recovered, and better spirit was
shown towards the close. At the first board Erie
Railroad dropped to l0sT, New York Central sold
at 1927, Erie preferred at I0S, Hudson River at
1887, Harlem at 81, Harlem preferred at ITO, and
Reading at 11l4. The stocks Of most of the
Western roads fell off a fraction at the opening
but afterwards became more steady. Government
securities were firm, with sales only to moderate
amount The fve-twenties are quoted at 1918,
the seven-thirty Treasury notes at 1919 the regis.
tered 6's of 1881 at lO5, and the coupons at 1851
The committee that was appointed the 18th
of December to investigate the affairs of the Cum
berland Coal Company made their report to-day.
The committee state that the officers of the COM
pany refused to give them any information to
grant them any facilities whereby they might be
able tofnako themselves acquainted with the in
ternal arrangements and workings of the corpora
ton. They present some facts however. which,
if not satisfactorily explained, will be damaging
to the company. The directors were not pleased
with the report, and they appointed another COM
mittee to inquire into the facts and statements
made by the persons who signed the report pre-.
sented to-day. The stockholders should demand
:, -. ;. ,.,. -, -,
,,,rht ms. ;,,demen, mon i, Tns s,ocI dr-.h. p.
co,nnonv fe,, two nor cent at tho frat hoard bnt
os.oruroras rooovoroa ona so,d ~ 40
T,a noId axoharoo wos Iess animated to.dov
-, 80 hor. soon !, Gov a ,orr t,r,o Thoro vas
No demand ona Tho few narcs,s that were ds.
,,o,aa &c =. ,s1I ,s,s/ a,oro uor.,v oamh,;no
araro.;ons
r,,o ,.orou ,,orro. ala no, exh;h, orv no,or;o,
-. r,oro .rn.or. .o ho .rf,o;on, ,or;,a, -
,a,;.s,, O., ,ho rrnsan, tho demands of horrowsrs
h,, ,,o~oon,;onah,o socurt;e. and seven NOR cont
n,aros, aro .ssent;o, =, tho nrocurenont of loans
mr. As.;..on, rroosrrer rsnor,s ,o.d.y "a eo,.
,os.
REGENTS ~. ..95 o7s
Payments. 2,756,oso
Balance.
-lnciuded IN 'ne receip's are 'oVV LOT c"s'o'ns
ihs supscrip'ohS W VIC government 'oah "ei'
% iVio"s
| For e. oO,s fdirect) Observation-Disclosures, !, S775 200
---
Total. aoo
Tho Comn,ro,,or os ,h;. sta,o n Nc .nn,a, 70.
mort 10 the Iocis,stnre saws tho oovsrnment q
10 sta.a 80 Nv yorp l. orron;1sa mon nrn.
- - -. - -, q. - -
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

Money continues In good demand, but without any
pressure change Of rates. bank accommodations sti
ruling at ). per cent leading cause or the present
activity arises from desire Of merchants and others
remit In advance ehsOdDg decline IN gold and
less favorable rates OF exchange Much OF the require
bills on credit For regular business purposes other
than tho above, tho call s not heavy The supply Q
qurement u likely TO be active. Sacs Of gold bars arc
reported na $40 $40 and upwards. Holders expect 10
reaIIzo ssO 10 morrow without difficulty. Silver is in
rather batter supply and prices rule about ~ on last
steamer day With the exception OF currency bills on
the Atlantic cities for which the psce is not yet nned
the ra,Ss o exchange will materially from thoso
OF Int steamer Bankers sight bills, payable IN coin,
rus al %, per cent premium sterling M fsd ~
sxty daya sales OF commercial sterling reported ~
ted a 4oi.d, francs, s. Legal tenders have been NOV
ing With rather more freedom FOR day Or two the de
mand being In q groat degree speculative Considerable
sales are announced at the STOCK Lxchapge The prevail
ing rates are III n, ~
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Fashion. vsrmiIi,op Eaict.--ror one

p.ahon hss made decision strict accort highos
taste dccreed that the Exrsc ~ the fht foon
ing snai he the prriume o her voarss-her only
psriusne II " therefore TIE exriualye aeur o' tc
''csclnsiycs" Manufactured Vny by rUALON dsoF
The New York herald., 1864-01-07

The interest on the bonds and stocks Of the
Corporation Of this city, due February 1, will be
paid on and after that day at the Broadway Bank.
The New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company,
of this city, has declared dividend of five per
cent, and the United States Fire Insurance Com
pany a sem-annual dividend of five per cent. both
free Of government tax.
The following is the statement Of the coinage At
the Mint of the United States in Philadelphia,
during the year 1861