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Trlegraph 4ews;
FROM THE DAILIEs

New York, Nov. 26.
Further attempts to burn the Astor
House. Howard Hotel and some other
smaller hotels was made aud frustrated
this morning. A person in Lieutenant 5
uniform, named Alison, who occupied one
of the rooms fred. was arrested this morn
ing. Arrangements have been made to-
day for protection against repetition of
the incendiarles.
Gent Dix's order requiring southern
men to register their names. which has
proved almost a dead letter, will be strict
" inferce3.
New YORK. Nov. %.
The Investigation into the incendlarism
on Friday night is still going on by the
authorities. Fires We're discovered III
twelve Hotels, besides the Museum, and
some vessels at the wharves.
The woman arrested has been dlscharg-
ed. having given satisfactory explana-
ton af her movements.
Thus far FIVE of the principal parties
have been arrested, and with them so
much of the means that had been proyid-
ed to carry on the work as had not vet
beeu expended. The money was in gold
anu Wis ibhhu tliC Sttit W. llit iNticd'ti
of the organization, who is now under ar
rest.
The hotel keepers have offered a reward
Of S3000 for the arrest apd conviction of
the ineendiaries, and the insurance offices
will also offer reward.
Gen. Dix has issued an order requiring
all Southerners i'll this city to register
themselves.
1t is said that it has been asccrtained be-
vond doubt that the plot originated in
Canada, anon. several rebel officers
there.
New YORK, Nov. 25.
General Dix has issued the following
order:
A notorious attempt was made last night
to set fire to the principal hotels and other
places of public resort in this city. If
this plot had succeeded it would have re-
suited in fTightful sacrifice of life and
property. The evidences of an extensive
combination and other facts disclosed to-
day show it to have been the work of rebel
cmmissaries and agents. All such per-
sons engaged in secret acts of hostility
here can only be regarded as spies subject
to martial law to the penalty of DEATH
If they are arrested they will be immedi-
ately brought before a court martial or
military commission, and if convicted
they will he executed without the delay
Of single day.
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Ills the opinion Of many that Sher.
man will bring up at Iynchhurg, that Lee
will be shut up in Richmond, and the war
ended by his surrender. Yorktown fashion
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toon train, fully equipped and organized,
and the commanders thereof will see to its
being properly protected at all timed.
BY order of Mai. Gen. w. T. SHERMAN.
l.. NJ. DAYTON, id-de- Camp.
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November 10, 1864,

Augustus Alien. Prospect, Ebes Durgin
Isesboro, James Joyce, Swans Island, Ezekiel
Kinney, Deer Isle, Benjamin Staples, Swans
Island, John 5 Staples, do, Jers uiah Stanley do,
James ssdler, Deer Isle, Peter Stanley, Svaa''
Island, Simeon R Staples, de-, BENZ tmin S Sta
pies, do, Andrew J Toirey, do, Josiah Brad.
street, Freedom. Fred Mel, Steubcn, James S
Cole, Machiasport, Pess d Griffin, Lneolnvills,
Randolph G.tchclI A,arshfeld, Joseph X Pen.
dle,on, Islesbsro, Aaron Thompson, Machias-
port, James Gresnlaw, Deer Isle, Jeremiah Gray
do, Ivory Fogg, do, stephen Gardiner Marion
Albion Hnckins, do, Stephen F Small, Machias.
port, Edward Small, Jr., do, Israel Smith,
Marion, VIM II Thompson, Deer Isle, David Bar.
ton, Trescott, Jane: Campbell, do, Oliou GDpat
rick, Whiting. Oliver L Joyce, Swans Island,
Isaac Leighton, Machiasport, Issacbar Lancas
ter, Trescstt, Alexander Stuart, MachiAsport.
FURNISHED SUBSTITUTE IN ARMY.
SR Williams, IslesbcrO, BENZ Warren, Doer
Isle, l. Kelley, Trescott
FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES IN NAVY.
Warren Cousins, Brooksvillc, Joseph Lime
burner, do, James Douglass, Simeon Tapley,
do. Geo NJ Snow, do. Chas N Chasto, Bluehill,
Geo NJ Weber, do, Henry " Gray, do, Isaac
p Consry, do Otis W White, do, Sylvester Con-
don, Brooksyille, Henry wetmere, Verona, Henry
CHM, do Sam'l French, Lincolnville, Daniel
Strout, Miilbridgc, Vim stin.on, Deer Isle,
Francis I Marshall do. Dudley W Fidsld, do.
OTHER CAUSES.
Chns Aurch lnitv .YesiJAp.A.
E d Peters, Biuehill, over age; John Staples,
Deer Isle, do John Staples. BaiIeyville, sub
stitute in service before draft.
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1T z II 3, &c.

VThe Editor has been confined tn HI,
room this week by sickness, which will. h.
hopes, he sufficient apology for any lack Of
editorial matter, or Of care in making 10.
lections, &c.
Rev. DR.. Tenncy's Thankspiy;no
Sermon was an able and timely effort, !,
abounded in passages of grateful pra;.e.
to God for the many blessings granted 10
us as individuals and nation. and WITH
patriotic utterances which met the emphat.
ic, though silent approval of the conerego.
ton. We have seldom or never hoard
from the lips of this veteran clcrgym., n
more timely. patriotic, and we'll conceived
Sermon relating to national subjects,
DNThe Soldiers Aid Society Of tbi,
village last week sent to the Sanitary Com
mission box of hospital stores, con.
tanning the following articles:
3quilts, bottle pickles, bottle catsup. bor
figs, 8 WOODEN shirts, 5 cotton shirts, 2 prs.
cotton drawers, vest, 4 comfort bags, 70
towels, dressing gowns, J sheet, pillow
and case. ) prs. slippers, rol, old linen. 2
old hand'kfs. ID hand'kfs. paper dried cur
rants, paper dried blucbcrries, l pr. vooleu
stockings, papers and magazines.
THANKSGIVING DANCE The dance on
Thanksgiving evening came off rs announ-
ced, although the attendance was NOT az,
large as was wished. and hoped from the
cause to be benefited The following il
the report offered by the managers:
Reed for tickets. S74.OO
- of friend Of the cause, LOO
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The Capture of Roger A. Pryor.-From
Teanessee.-Ffom the Army Of the
Potomac

The Capture of Roger A. Pryor.-From
Tennessee the army Of The
Potomac!
New YORK, Nov. 80.
The " orld'S army of the Potomac cor
respondent, speaking of the capture OF
Pryor says:
He appears very sanguine of the ulti-
mate success of the rebellion, and rdicules
the idea of putting faith i'll the statements
of deserters and refugees.
He is not much changed in appearance,
though he betrays conspicuously advanc-
ing age. He contends that the election of
Lincoln was just what the South wished.
He says they have got .old Abe" jus,
where they wanted him, and though ap-
prehensiye of four Years more war. Ii
has united the people and rendered the
probabilities of success much greater
He would give no information about Sher-
man or the operations in the Shenandoah
About political affairs however he was
very free.
NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
The Times Washington despatch says
Hoods movement in Tennessee seems;
to reveal the intention of making his way
into East Tennessee.
The line on which he is working would
indicate an attempt to turn Nashville on
the east and make his way to join Breck
ipridge. 1t is believed he will then essay
to capture Knoxville, which will give him
railway communication with Lynchburs
and Richmond.
The successful issue Of Sherman's move
will have severed communication between
the two main rebel armies and Hoods
present campaign seems to be directed
iowa d. securing such communication by
the line mentioned. .
Hoods army in this case would be in a
position to join Lees should this move
become advisable.
General Butler has issued an order that
Major David White of the 3lst New York
Volunteers, cannot have the place of SUIT
Ter in the army. He says: Field officers
leaving the service. voluntarily, cannot take
the place of ..boot blacks" here. If they
have no more respect for the service they
have left, they will find that the officers
here have. White was sent out of the
Department.
Although in some instances the turkeys,
&C., did not reach the soldiers in time for
,linuer, on Thursday. they did the next
day, and the soldiers ate them with full as
much relish and thankfulness to their kind
friends at home.
NEW YORK Nov. 80.
BY the steamer Fort Morgan we have
late advices from the Gulf.
Five of our gunhoats are in Mobile Bay.
only three miles from the city.
The rebels have important carthworSs
a little below the city at Dog River Bar.
NEw YoRx, Nov. so.
4 letter fre1n Narsau1ia, L., dased at
no9n II, says:
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Abstract of Exemptions

Granted to Drafted Persons, by the Board Of En-
roment, in the Fifth District, State OF Maine
with the cause of exemption stated in zach ease.
during the week ending Saturday,
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A C,prusn AT sr. AuGrsrMg.-On thu

A CAPTURE AT ST.. AUGrsrNk.-on INC
morning OF December 70 squad Of men y ..ue sa -
20 after wood a short distance iron me guy, tnsy
we're accompanied by detail Q! .nen me- i.
n5su WY Ia =. ,he Slth Massachusetts Rebel
eassy company commanded BY Car S, Dicss5s sg.
was VpSet, g. III ~" nm down Us the caylry Le1A
aster mn. !. "" oncht. YVES accidentally a by or
loops ops One soldier was ins,saiy Sss SsS i pssy
= "a taAc', as,iduoGs IN his attention to LeIe.
sou Wa' mar he was wounded and exhibited unusuak
hin less He took his saddle.bags aud made LIN
A Ma horse blanket 10 cover him doing every
pul y ~ n,s cowsr 10 ameiorate HIS condition Suoh
aoso A'DN''D y - Now South
The lighthouse on Green Island. Lake Ere
on are by the stove pipe isv days stsee -
o,acd down I.oss about sc.ovo.
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UeniiSlrn.

u DENTAL. ASSOCIATION
,.fr,. T.r.t IN Ia NITROUS OXIDE US, made fresh
,iv ma Amid. cd d. nr Cotton. Dirs No. ~! Bon O.
a. O ,OLIOS. JOHN ALLEN son.
~ y. GRIFFIN u BROS, No. - Grand
Y. &c. Nery.Yo.k. snl so ~ fio. st. brooklyn 'i &.
ue,ng Teeth po,it. '.f.oHt pain - 90. zee y you,
u. %. .aa No,lusr Z csff.ginf WHOM sftiIcl trt 4'
boo H,a.rfd Ihcy r's1 inarl'nf il sole o.. H. %
eId rs. Flatna 80, S.sr- 80, Rubber, 20 IAit"
"a .oid - silver, o.. ERurctins. - .n''.
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81 pe4 Interest he outstanding crltiItc-s %. f
viii te r.i Tire ' lrs ihrfDf ti'r es represents
tive, eud al' iuo iny, the "a y fehiu.y MT. ..
4 cs.n fivd.niof EGnr hSD A HALF PR CFNI
H bee paid 10 ,llcfs and ATE! tie .l,A @; Jant;
iIft.uf.
Anri r-seryinr ovr Two Million Doiars, Csiis sni suf
puf sNEre pf 'r Outstanding cefnit, N To rrf
enc q 1883 end FIFTY %, III n CENT % te scrip i.srf
Of - 10 be- redeemed ana pl 10 the l1,i-, threo. or
tir irf1l rsp4.sena We i af- Fr-ll. r "a o fcl
rlery from ri dale I'D Interest - i'etc POI
N5us indicated nj i cessr. - - . -. . ,
A slrip dividend " TNvtNTf FlNE pm CENT 4 D.
csred - net c,rlsi rff.cpau. premiums o. iAe Com
psuy FIR ~ yer ending Dec %, 1885, 10y eLcA CeItacas
Wi b. Issued snl altos o. ir'f dy ~ 81 iinrti.
H. Stock fru,.s Boa vii be closed ni. IL -'ih %
III r fssr.fr Booti Will BE- .aiel me- ile "a % Pei
nan next.
D. oll.l o'iig Do.fd ........,...
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tfle0icGl.

yI,nE REV. CHAT,tS =; NlNG' 81
Il PREPARED PRESIs,.. -. H., = :.
cl Le specific treatment aud cure Of C9RsgH i. sst -
Irs Gasl ts'fra R,0nrsif, CailrsA an1 al lAec
ils Laiy, Hyyaf, ard Air Pass0s-s yHE PkEPAkfu
PREsC PTCN speedily yorae. the eneebed Ne,rs
Sister, ard sneryzgs the sr4nsed functions OF TIE Ssosse
Iitsr and Boirs ~ 40 checks niGHr PrrsPiSAtioss
- FRoa YoJErRKs DAYS -
Prices: In foz. bottles 70 IN looz b,'trs - eas
small OF tire. lar bottle, Tor - Sold ~ D. . bAASn'
CO. No. 9o2 Broadway snd OF al respectable aeothetail
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B0wrnY sAvTSgs H,.K. (
ster Eouw Ian I'D. lTif (

UIWTWf |NFITfF
NV 30 x, Jan -. lJHi}
THE Dapositor5 ave hereby no.i!el that
! NrERE5Tntt.s rate % WYE PER CfHi pcr annum
on sl suus Of and upwaid md not ~ 'eint t|o shi
FDIt pm CIyp per ennun al over S'7 which
~ been deDY feed 4 least three months previous 10 We ~
nd l be allowed 10 depositofs payable on 90 alter aiV
DAY 18th inst, III aocodan,e WIN We I''''Ai " 'n' y
laws. IN
be allow Cd and paid ia tie same nannef ,,
INERT not ca.d iog VIII remain - principal drawing Ia
teTest from III Inst. ~ ..,,.,..,
Tho Bank |, open for business DAILY non gtos oeiocs
,,d an M0NDHY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVEN
INGs from 70 O'clock NJ ne. 10 toHery
BY oder Of tho Trustees, .,., .,
a. H. CoGggsHALL, Secretary.
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financial.


u :. Broadvay, New York, JONI ~ lttL
d DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ PER CEAI,
n - =. ri4RA DfVIDEND ~ THIRTEEN 40 PER
N 80 o Cover, rneui tax have This day been declared
~ 81 i.sff STOCK 0f ; 0'3 yO payab" on demand TO
.I,ls critl 60 srcriFr the same As "oucis OF said
- 'eh Oh" ''s '''' ''' joins McGEU. Secretary.
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II S. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS.
L. THE SECRETARY OF TIE TREASURY mas
O.. vet sveu noce .: any intention 70 withdrew '' POP"
50, e.. sale az PAR Until ten days notice given
ii. ,pdsr,i,reI vii confuse to supply the public.
The whole snoun. authorized is FIVE HUNDRED NIL
LIONS or DOLLARS. FOUR HUNDRED AND sHF. y
TT MILLIONS Of tis amount has beer aseady subscribed
70. AZ paid into TIE Treasury. leaving balan'e Of
ONLY THIRTY MILLIONS UNsOLD
Vi p-.-u. rate Of .als t amount vii 10 abfof0sdin
very sho.t period
80 coupons from November fcfnihed Win interest," F''
< zold from. thai ds'e.
VERMII.YE G. CO., No. ~ WALL-SI.'
G,yernmen. Agents iive!fwenty Loan
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Nj EYLERT s. Co.,
$2.OO00 600 j LON hN2 q ,hs c9nnnE

@S,UUU,UUUo Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
\ uhS srs hereby Invited 10 LOAN OF TWO MILLION
bDLLhHs authorized by the Ordnance Of the Board Su
pes.os approved by the Mayor Oct 81, 1863 entitled IN
Vfnfce ff procureinent Of Substitutes for drafted
a. Tor the Are. u tie Union provided the same can be
s,iu'o sgd slowsd quota Of tie City aud County Of
N,w-Iofk N suy future draft"
>te proper books for such subscriptions VIII - opened al
she Conpoiers ooe on snd alter ~ ESDAY the lTh DAY
o. November ns-, aud remain open until the whole sam SHAH
sobsc'b viii be required 70 deposit with the County
l'1ier 81 Tie Bfoedway Bank within iye days after
soiDs b'f SUD cfgops the subscribed for by them
pFry sui on preventing bis receipts FOL Che money TO
jtor tfy wil be entitled 10 receive Bonds Of the
S.hy ;f elus amprnts redeeuab.e before June J.
ss< PEI c1ht ycf snnun. '''' :
hAtThEW 7. BREsKAN couap4 .oier.
Chp d fsu-York DopartnsuL OF Tnsnr. Copntrol,,s
Olcs aJ7. &c 1855.
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Amn6eMent9.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A GERMAN OPERA
LAST BUT ONE PEfORMA'CE,
"h""A''1 BESE EFnS oF MsPiiLiEs. ' cAsIssA
TAENHAEUSER,
Grand Opera, in three acts by R. Wagner Sh'he following
'' NINE; JonANEsEN, NINE me y s9IHpFR
HERR HiBELWANN HFRR sTEINGCIE.
HEIR HLkMAas' hEKa I'M GHAs sso,an,eered 10
~ oeson in the second act will be orrnurr spcndor
r, costumes. appointments &C., increased orchestra and
't cdusuc,o, CARL BERoMANN.
=, rot,,, III .omrSepee on TUESDAY MORN
mo at the Academy Music, and at Beer schFner NO.
Season snd pimentry ticket. viii not be admitted
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and Direetress.......Mr, J9hn "ooi'
s'? MioSbHY 'EiFTivdi JAN is 1854
CHANGE Mr.. f rn4iyf DREW
II AZEPPA.
- CaSSIMIR A CHILE OF MYSTERY.
Erir.va,,r, E,,r.as,nr, ounci "a very ie on r,s-r
cslebrc. Poem, great de,l Oh noted siue'uIzl
''''"'' '-''''' M,zEPPA,
TIE r-NrAMED 0EEocNNG-HoRsE,
Produced with ,,,, ,,.,-,
NEW MUSIC, NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
Ms JOHN WOOD
viii appear 80
OllNSKA,
THE PEARL or POLAND. . I'll,
The performsncc. every clHg viii commence win -,
highly gl and sns comedy, ia two acts received
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER.
eptited
Bull IN CHINA SHOP
Mr. Bsgshot, commercial gent ..Mr. J. h. Mortimer.
Mr. Jipfhorpo ruauied .ert.......Mr. w. Dagitg..
Mr. blittcr cesk IN Tie Var O!lce Nj. o. BegSs.
Mr. Piper, piano fprte timer. Mr. J. Ovens.
bel try b.O#uIOl41 ,.-s..........Mr. j. IL s'ocdsrt
EIiy, iipthprp.'f wife. Mrs sloan.
Lncy JirtAorpss dlug itcr........N Miss ID. Lacey.
.............,,.......Mi.s J. Natsf.
s,.heas fuz keusiu; Mis- Hams
Doors one. ~ Pe.foIauces c.ncues a. "a o'clock.
Seat, secured '...e. days ~ advance.
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C,Ylcso rils NY. CRY Cu0.' lows siLr3tn coz
sol sTsrE;r, Wv OK Do. 8 ite3
At & MEETING % The BOARD OF d.
81 Re- rORs ofii.s Company he'd III. i4 hy r-f9l.ion
Of the Bo ~ ial n o - pr cens ws' i,'i-d o. 30
subscribed c-rfi,i sls & 10. Company.
Fpyna. req fcl TO 10 nale 20 he Trsi'ner a. lie Of.
f,.,oye o. y before the ga iy Of February l3oi a. r
der 20 save the forfeiture provided BY Iaw.
TAOs. J. BARR President
c. u. THoSsoS Secretary.
J.. r. pHltPs. I.easursr.
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.,7arE OF CoyxEcrioUr gsS1 ~, ogcfcr-

GALE Of SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS.
a. sealed proposals for tie pulchss: Of s2o0b9 Of U,
pn4. 5 10. state o. Connecticut vii BE- Icc''ea 81 Ne
e nj 49, rt-er ia Hartford Until tue 23d d y d jam
a. l 90 noon wien said Iropo.ss vii - opened y ne
eru. u .f biiris choose 10 a.end ana ne byh''
ssasied - d bisaesi bidders =, liz a.. a.
p proposai must be accompanied wan otI'l'9' o.
S.no ar ceritd cheek on any solvent his ~ "e
|,- or Massachusetts, OK a., O'y Oh HeW'l 0.e clb
- i've r cen. Of the no,ut sabscf0ed 20 D. he'd ~ go
ey ,r = athful fgiment y! tho oa' and rsiuiAeo 20
a. owners On the;r order. . - =, .
Il pro. del tst bid can be scceped a. less ian = .
sr yc II thc Bonds. ed fli payment De- lo.ls i'e "a
l1.i.e tcepa"cc. ,oo. q Il. &. ..,...,.
so,i. 'le dltod January 1891 mi y1oe IN ty'h'
- s,.s 4 M. Yre4s1rors Office VI six per cent
:.poas 8ee. payable at The zane pace IN ~ aiy Us. q
"a tud. M be issued provided not les than jOos Oh
Ia, class are dosred .,, LII IL - a..
r.b an rod q, lie State pledged ~ the rsden ton OF te
shoy- ei B0r3s The sas o. .llcA 10 eaihof"a Dy
Ae Of General Assembly passed Al ihsr special 'e'on ina
%'f''s' '-I !" GABRIEL W COTE, State rrss.arsr
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AntusemcntS.


RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM RA
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK
TOM TAYLoRs SPLENDID DRAMA,
TIE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
THE TICKEI-OF-LEAVE MAN,
TIE TICKET-0F-LEAyE MAN.
1T MUST BE REMOVED
IT MUST ZEE REMOVED
ANoIHER SPLENDID DRAMA.
which has been long in course of PREPARATION Dains -
'' EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
1t and u O'Clock.
Just engaged, ~ great expense,
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER.
who produce, beautiful mus,con
THREE WHISTLES WHISTLES At ONCE.
To be seen At 81 hoer', every day and evening
TAREE COLOSSAL Va glAtSrssr
EIGHT FEET -FOUR INCHES HI0A
ANNA SWAN THE NOyA-ScOTfA
GIANT GIRL.
EfIiHT FEET ONE ICH HIGH
THE GIANI BOY,
THE 6 sRfE E!PT rYR ltii 81 'oiiAsn
ever beheli by lnoI.ai eyes.
~ ''' Tw0 0p 1frlE SMALLEST DwARrs
A MERE MoLEHIlI OF HUMANITY
TIE LILlPUTlAN KING,
IL Years Old a. nss fs hI z, az ", r but II %
Y Years Oh ard only Is lucaes High
1tBlA9 kAMilb5Ia ILL.,. IR ~ MAAp Mag
ri" KELLYs '1UT6MAToY Musf6AL TRoUPA
Consisting of ;S fgsIss ss Of life r. wbisa g1y Upon
''lTfHRif Iue sRSfs o. a91So wAxFrouREa
TIE MONSTER sERPENTS,
GRAND AQUARlA. Mammoth Bear.
ROBERT HOUDINS AUTOMATON WRiTEA
EDUCATED SEAL, whiei! plays MtslCAh iNSfSO
biFNr, and million oiier woncert
Admission 25 cents. Children under Ten, IS cents
W7AIIACK's. WEDNESDAY.
" Door, open at y O'Clock; Overture 4 u
O'Clock; curtain rises o. is concln ion
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Reserved seats retained until the conclusion OF tbs
act IL Is respectfully requested that parties securing -
will BE- puIr a. possible there aye many pays6
which the Hf'' act does nj SHIFT fTf 'a na'" uihH'''
seventh tine this season BucLson3 Lgly popular comsdH
produced with New scenery New Appointments sni Now
MARRIED LIFE.
Nr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charles Fishse
Mrs ..Fif- Jcsn"ts
Mr. de........................hr.J John Gilbert
NJ Coaa,e..i '''''''''''''''''';'W n Tn,1
Mrs. Young nsbsEd. 49, r5hAoa
M .''Ar ionnf
Ar. Dove. .aiss army no ps
Dir. Dismal I'M George to.,saA
'"' ' To.WA5,RiiRSS'&Nt h. T I,5lsl
Of ,r. Lester Waliscks .tardara pla.o
9Th It. beaugl scenery, novel machinery oritaal nssaA
srpa. cat and Attractive iobesux.
! "FRiDAY-IfIE CLAEDESllNE MARRIAGE.
acknowledgements MONT OF RosEDALS
LOVE CHASE. NAysL ESGAGEslESTs and TIE OH
ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
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OFr1cE or Tng Nzwl OK EQUITABLE INs. Co,
No. q NALL-sT NEW j OK, Jan. G. lSJi
nIVIDEND.-.Th Board of Directors have
~ TiiS DAY decsred q semi Annual Dividend Of Ten
PAR GENE free IRON Government Tax payable and alter
the 5ii. inst. JOHN MILLER, secfaiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

nFFICE or TIE
HTNA FIRE INSURANCE. Co.
Oh NEW.YOGR.

NEW ORR JsEusry - l8.4.
The Directcr q ths Company have tis day declared
.ern au.nai Sii DIVIDEND 20 Stockhoics Of OUR ~
PER CENT plyeb,e on demand Also SCIif DlNlD.ND
ofFItIN l1' PER CENT 20 is Ciso, upon tie lr'li
al cared firs The ycsr ending Dec 81 1865. al policies
sf fe holders O. Participate ~ tie rohs O. tae Com
gsry business ani scrip viii BE- re4 on te ! "a day o.
February. klo. an INTEREST DIVIDEND fSIA i5l YER
CENT - De- al outstanding SCRIP payable on demand
AL lie Of GOVT tax AVINGSIOs SAfIERLEE. Secy.
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New Yelk JsH Il. iee.

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"a. r. p1cYrreorfr. Jffif.s rryKAnD.
,rsf 81 grfIOy va r. lfbHf%
s,,fff ID ntNCoCK qOtIl.I SFEDplNG,
Tts , rvyK,y !. a.. JOHNSTON.
- ~, <pl...r FRFpk &. GEbuANp.
oyo ~ M t.fvGs EAs.L IS. CALDN ILL.
ppt'r q OTYPflANr WILSON q. HUNT
IS. IS. DUNCAN, J. J. tHAhts. .,,.,.,,..
T. i+rl.W M GEORgE ~. EEE,
inns AfIrS Ni MiU0hr
St,i.Tt NJ, EfrVrER TMlL liElNAhAtN.
J.. D. BRIGHAM, THUS Hi,vy'' wtins d.
Iofiy h s.IiDyf.R 81 a.. SOhoHA.A
'N'A'' " Ni,HiPD LAIlfFBs, fseidc1'
JOIN 4. PARKER. Vie ffcaica'.
JAMES h. coz, s'clld '.sc'tfssl4-ni
nO~Gtu RoBissOy, Sccr'i ~.
gs Company having s'iali'l'd Hf'nrh o,..' ~ i.ai'
,i..,c,,,g.,e,t + Me..r,. JOHS P!CEEAsolLL 4
sos sd a. Liverpool uuder tie r'lnAssnsn' o.. Me'if'
GigON Co.. R,ss VIII be taken Ia London aid Liverpool
on liil.uis Go AID rom nj p.r,' 81 90, world onts ''
-f. al condition. s. obtllrd ofr t.e si cHf 'N'
nc. In Frrsrd Losses un'r fl'iciai i'fr'f by i''
sr,u s M ue adjusted end p,i either s, l'ln1'n Lave
pool % SowloI., ay Dc sc,i 5u "l'" '-s '1'' =
taken.
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Chances for Duointes Glen.

4 COMMISSIONER OF. DEEH1, having
'or ct i'.'e moro hn ore .e-r seTys Isl. RESIN
To tror 81 nnoinef JOY ,nabr conaid ration opos'
iiop may be- iodTe''di nON ID snnonL, Newfofs 10.
.NAPrTN. -SPECIALo or ACTNE.-$jD. 600
- 10 -15ps0 additional Genital ~ d WHOLESALE fAu-
10, NOT 80. ia. ilrs' .ifctiy cash. Atfe-s
cAfiTiL. i.5 30. Z, ~ / =.
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NyTANTED-From $4,000 to 100000, fox
W Three sir, Nine or Twelve Months On hr'! rer'
,rndse (which sgays soils for casnl an u. y Bonded W sro
oass' or In clsss stores Proposal, vii b. RECEIVED Vg
January % .ns amount rste of interest and coan'ssgh
an cormunc alieas strictly confidential. Address box No.
. s.G. nsW. iork fosi-Ohlce.
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GTArEMENr
y Of TIE
GREAT WESTERN
(MARlNED
assurance COMPANY,
No. 2l EAssAU-sT., NEw-Y0GK.

1NOU ItAN CT. (ONI'NN
or ths fiscal year crda. Ji Deccm5e 1872 rsluiled j.
charter.
rfaminrus ning Risk Dec. u, ey1i 'i -
Prem ilma received Marine Risks from i'm J,