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AUCTION SALES.
YALE OF HARNESS ANp SADDLES.

lm4s m Single sets Of Iaad1 Isa,i horse Harness
$50 d" :. =. lead mule :. ..
30 q " Tasfi isss horse s Ambulance Harness.
AZ Single sets of wheel horse Ambulance Harness.
, has or al
Sealed proposals are invited for its purchase, in
lots of 100 sets and upwards.
Proposals must plainly state what kind Of harness
and OT
Proposals also invited for the purchase OF
os Of loo an up%ars SAMPLES can be
the Government Mill, in this city, cn application
Proposals for the purchase of this harness, %e,
DAY. August J. 1855, and should be endorsed PRO
posals for the Purchase of Harness" &C.
upon the acceptance of the proposal, and prior to
the delivery OF the harness. &c: D., ro;.c, oil
proposals which may be considered too low.
The sale Of harness at public auction advertised
The sale Of wagons and mules is still going on,
day P fre H ErytGd ( stend
jy7-td Brevet Maj. Gen, and Quartermaster
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMER.
atst tQnar'srnaa,ts5; oes, Bspet Of Wa;sssi,nss.o"
sn 6 taf
wharf, in the. city Of Washington, D. c., on
IL h Ct 10 sSs
Terms-Cash, in Government funds;
:, B5syst r s Major Gen. and Chief 9SsT%tsr%sssr, +
SPECIAL SALE 3GkgNs 3F sEkvlCEABLE DRAFT
QuARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 26, 1885,
By order of the Quartermaster General, there will
july 1865, at the times and places named below,
GIEsBoRo, D. c., MONDAY and SATURDAY of
NEW YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, Julys.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of each week thercafI
pHiIApELPHiA' LIZ De RI PA, THURSDAY of each
5HS$$Es W. $; +
IHSehhTER R KGRf ?1E +
to their f4fsTeT H vsns s
now offered to the public The animals, though
army, and must be sold. The attention of mana. ma
gers Of city rslroads and manufactures is especial
Horses sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 a. m.
Terms cash, in United States currency,
,es. Brevet Brsadisrn nesion Gensral in shaEse
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
ouAsrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON Cry, June Is, 1855
ofJuly, 1855, to the highest bidder the times and
BALTiMORE, MD, WEDNESDAY, Julys.
GIESB0R0, 2, C., THURSDAY, July,6. -
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY of each week
YoRK RthKsr1stterff Ph FRIDAY Ju,y7
MILLIAMsP0RT.- PA, WEDNESDAY, July 12.
kEAR5NNG EEATdN b Pa IIIEIRAY FRIRAY nIy InIy T.
RALTIMIS9RE MP, ,WERSEsbkY, July 10.
POTTsY1LLE, PA, FRIDAY, July %.
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, July q.
BALTIMORE, MD, MONDAY, July 81.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day for
road and farming purposes.
singly.
Sales to commence at 10 a. m.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General In charge
je 26-6t Ist Division Q. NJ G. o.
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THE WEAK


Originating either from inf rmity of age. general
debility of the system, protracted sickness,
from natural disposition to far or near sighted.
ness, will be restored, improved and strengthened
By the use of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
manufactured from genuine Rock Crystal giving
and comfort to the optic nerve, and suited
cuTately by FRANKLIN s CO,
Scientific and Practical Opticians,
24& Pa av., between 18th and 18th SITS also,
See Pa. avenue, National Eotol building.
- ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES inserted
without causing pain, and made to correspond in
color, slze ana moton with the natural one. ie9
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~ Office 420 Penn'a avenue,
between Az and 9th streets,
Offers certain and speedy cure Of GQNORRHEA,
GLEET, SYPHILIS, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, SS,INFLAMED DBLADDER,W WHITES,
SUPPRESSION OF THE MENSES. DISEASE
OF THE LUNGS, LIVER, KIDNEYS AND
SPLEEN, sOEE EYES, SORE THROAT, &C.
Having had many years experience in the prac,
ice of those diseases the doctor bids defiance to all
competition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases of Venereal diseases cured in or 2
days Ladies and gentlemen can consult him at his
office from to 6 o clock daily. my27 -3mr
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uELMBOLD'S! EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and e no treatment is sub
ensue. mar25-6m
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CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
~ DEPOT OF WASHING row

NHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
~ DEPOT OF WASHING TON,
WASHING TON, D. c., January 4, 1854
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath.
er, Office Furniture, Harness. and Saddlery, are
week sealed proposal or list in dupltcate Of the
articles they prepared to furnish to this Depot
plain figures, that in case the exigencies of the
service require it, the article articles can be- OBJ
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot viii be re-.
qured to furnish the list punctually every Monday
morning. d. H. RUOKER.
Brigadier General and Chief o. H.,
6-H Depot Of Washington
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O1O DIR. BACKER, O1O
ZlO The Most Wonderful Astrologer. ZlC

O1O DR. BACKER, OUO
q 10 The Most Wonderful Astrologer. ZlO
No 21s K street. between 18th and 18th sts three
squares north of Pennsylvania avenue, gives full
and thorough information concerning all affairs
through life, with and in regard to Health,
Wealth and Marriage, Love Affairs, Journeys,
Law Suits, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death.
DR. Backer can be consulted from in the morning
till 9 in the evening. Entrance through the candy
store. my 6-3mt
AIRS. BR0OKFIELD, of Kansas can be con-
lFl suited on the Past Present and Future events
ct her room, on st door east of Sd St in the
rear of Douglass Hospital. She has studied under
of the most celebrated Astrologers of tn age.
She guarantees satisf action to all those who may
give her call. She can be seen from a m. till
D. m. Price 81. feb ll-7mt
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Steamer c. VANDERBILT. Capt A. L. Col MARY.
Steamer rEXPRESS.-............Capt L. A. RYTHER.
The Steamers G; Vanderbilt and Express will
leave every TUESDAY and FRI ~H@ -
DAY. at s P. M, for Alexandria, 4&4AIS
Washington and Georgetown, -a<SEkEzEzzn
ping all the usual landings the Potomac river
Returning will leave Washington every SATUR-
DAY and WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock 4. NJ, and
leave Alexandria at o'clock, stopping at the usual
landings on the river.
For Information, freight or passage, apply to A.
NEEDHAM SONS, 142 Light street wharf, Bal
timOre.
j. BRODERS CO., No. King street, Alexan-
dria.
MORGAN, RHINEHART CO., No 1O4 Water
street. Georgetown, and 241 + street, Washing
ton. je l4-tf
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VOSEPH REYNOLDS &CO
y Z l. U Z RS
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
No Son NINTH ST NEAR AUnNn-

NO. 500 NINTH ST, NEAR AVENUE.
Have just received, and will constantly keen IN
hand the largest and best assortment in the ri -
Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portabies.
Glass Globes, Mica and other Shades, and ali ar
New York, Philadelphia, &C., which will be sold on
Also. RANGES, FURNACES and FIRE BOARD
STOVES.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
IEe anyw here, On very reasonable terms Hotels.
Restaurants, &c, are invited to call
promptly and cheap, also every hing in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
'lCall and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water
Closets, Wash-stands, Basins, &C., &c. :. at No 500
9Th street, near Yennsylyania avenue, the largest
establishment mt in the city feb 2 eotf Z
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A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST OF THE
"A Properties of HELMBOLD'S FLUID EX
TRACT bUCHU viii be Q comparison with tho
set forth in the y. 8. Dispensatory. mar 66n
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Mr.. JAY COOKE, of our firm, having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans, we
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
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DoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at tn,
Company's Office, 241 street, between 18th anC
18th, Washington, d. C.. je 6-tf
, 1865-02-19

b., !, a. ..,-,,+
VI. ~ au9eal ln1nsat uesunE Of INC produce
Trade r6ouae Henri Mtlward In the chs,r
,.n.o... .r,. o-..,., ~ =
1'o Aa"ltaee, ot tae eemutI:a on Organlzattou N,
submitted the ol1o wing report, which WAS acccpted
Ytur conrtttee annctotro nj rnnr roec,tn, n, tts
eta tnse' 70 ota toe deegns sud p.poses Of aBrok.
err association after giving the sitter due thouzht
roNu,rr.x prnopr
s.I - nAtoat' ....-.-
11at IN the opinion OF tne committee the orranlza
bon propesad u ton1aed npna p12eiplta of 1usltre
SEQ mQ1aal nroecu9n stsopEly su4rssd pY stringent
snd sn1e;sd into ydd q a. = .na M hsId IL Sood
1nalFtdual member snail aes IutS anu faithfully to
What 81 o4la be tsqulrsd u the RUS and
FeSnlsttens OF sueA an nss2eianoa there u
10 our oPlnlon no iehso4 NAf u annula mus
tatiou nd as N t5alo,t 81 or tdea ~ part q the
to MIKE the following rtcomtt cnd !stous:
1se. ThRt erch ASK s1ould enact such rules
xha Euiac tatc{of bsoxefago cl1reg, and khaF
II local sfs e an s affs 70 r. Rs5 nn,
be requested 10 Incorporate ahe above In ther Uy.
lsVs, and make them binding.
apIelnt LspsSso so ISsnesti, sb.il ~ ns, =,
~ II cosss. W 1'11>' "A>esN -
3d. That the n1emnrt Of this assocatlnn should not
nnteasse lEnm or hi to 20 ~ ~ NY ~ an 81
any ~ Inhe, whY violates any enc oI the s4nau, shall
De erepoHcd and expelled IN dss7ate: 7ate:,.,,
~ n 81 n 10 9rniir fae stdrts 1p,ssness unoa
ibe o{ il. fnds3aEal d u1brs govern an coasrol
7 affairs 10 equity to ny aua ~
, 1865-02-19
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.
WeeAly KeyicW.

. SATURDAY EFEcl1Sd. febrnafy IS.
This week has tcen characterized as one OF x.
treme dn1lneee in the Gold and Stock market. The
military statue, The movements In the Treasury
Department, and other things, have had a tenden.
q to hold things quiet all this week. There has
not been time In the past 1wo years when tho
markets we're SO very uncertain, and when there
had been go little disposition to operate.
On MoSDAx the market opened quiet at s05} to
t@8, With but few transactions. There was ul1fte
demaud for Cook County Scrip. and sales were
made at 81 to S.. There was no afternoon and
evening board, owing to death IN the family OF
TUESDAY =. N. the market opened lttt,e more
active In gold al eo7s. County scrip was usclec-
ted all day. and dull at 81 to Sc IN tho cycnfn
gold advanced to 9D9} 10 100, and was held nrsttV
steady, with largo sales. Seven. Thirtea wrrc in
demand, and sold at oot.
NEDsEsDAT the market opened quiet on gold
1t 900 to 2o64, and declined IN the evening 70 55i,
salcs were nude at 81, seller 30, and 81 cash.
THURSDAY forenoon gold opened lower and rerE
weak s0tf. The Bears filled In their shorts ycry
soon, md the market rallied about Der cent,
closing steady in the evening at eos. County scrip
was dill ct e2 ana sss. seller Is to 80.
FA1pAT, =. m.-MarEet opened With m active de-
mana FOR Goyernnaents. 5ao's sold at 1tt3 1o-41's
n:4 g. Of 81. at 11ot. Gold was steady at 2oi to
2oi4. County scrip held 1rm at u; In the after-
noon and evening, owing to change in the Quota
It befqme very active at 81 10 81. Gold became
weak In the evening at 2o3s.
SATURDAY, a. m.-Gpfd opened drmer at 205 to
e)s2. County scrip firm ns s4s, WITH heavy sales.
with h:ary saics Of cash gold. Cook county scrip
waz aiso vefE steady at about the same rates the
morning. The whole transactions OF the week
amount to s1,36o ee5U.
, 1865-02-19

Inerc VAS very dull feeling On 'Chancc to-
day, with general disposition to hold off It'll
Monday.
In Provisions there ia very little Of Importance
to note. The demand for Ness Pork was very
moderate, and We note Gales Of 400 bis at S3a.7aO
33.50-,he onts,dc price having been paid for lot
ofso0 bls Galena packed Prime Mess Pork was
neglected, aud only 800 bis were sold at Ssoo0.
Rurnp Pork wns sold In small way at $1,000
ss.5o. Sweet Picked IIsuas were IN limited re-
qnest md we note snIes OF 100 tics cLotce 1t t1c
Lard was dull and unchahged-wi:h sales Of 16t
tres at 2ttG21stc for Steam and Kettte.
The bids for the Government contract, adycr-
tdsed three or four days ago, closed to-day and
all probability no award will he made I'LL Tues~
day. 1t Is Understood that souc co,ooQ b1s Prime
Mess Pork have been offered at sal. al.d0D3s00. 1t
isa matter OF conjecture how much will be taken
By the government some think that all offered
at prices below $3a.50 VII! be takcn, while others
are Of the opinion that only few thousand will be
taken.
Dressed Hogs were in fair demand for shipment,
and the market was steady and tirm. Sales ranged
from 13G21ic, chiefly at l34aG13t, dividing TN 200
Ds.
Hiehwfnes we're dull and neglected, with sa1es
Of only 50 bis at $a.155{, The demand WAS very
light.
The Flour market WIS quiet but trm, with aalcs
$7.5cG...75 for spring extra.
The heat market opened drm at the extreme
price Of yesterday but after the first dispatch be-
gun to weaken. Subsequently very dull feeling
prevailed, and the market closed dull and heavy
at decline Of 4D1c. About IS, ,o0o. bu changed
hands at $1.43i01.41} for No. !. and $1.a7G11 1e7i
for No. SpYing--closfng dull at 81 All for MOL
Corn was dull, md fully 1c lower, with light
Baies at T51s8e for rejected in storo, There was
nothing done In other grades for either "spot y
or future.''
Oats were less active, but the market ruled firm
at yesterdays quotations, with sales Of 62,00u bu
at 4s}Q5Dc for No. !. and SIC Tor No. 2 In store
! closing firm at t5s11lc for No. I.
Rye was dull, With triaing gales Of No. In stare
! at 9T}c.
! Barley dnll and nominally unchanged, with
light sales at SLID for new, and Sl-2Q for old No.
SIN store.
Cattle have been somewhat more active to-day,
owing to the fact that there was little more In
quf1y on Government account. There has been,
however no Improvement In quotations. The
sales today were from f,37t for coarac cattlc, to
$50 for very nice fat Illinois steers.
Hogs are dull to-day owing to the ahsencc OF
buyers on account Of the diiicnlty OF shipping to
pitt.bure and Baltimore, for which market most
Of the hogs hare hcen shipped during the week.
Prices ranged to-day from Sl0.75 fur ordinary.
to $1s.5 80 for smooth heavy hogs.
LATER.
In the afternoon tho markets generally were dill
snd neglected. Wheat was heavy at 81. .43} for No,
t-buycrs not feeling disposed to give orcr 81 43.
0ats NORMALLY unchanged, Nothing dolug in
Provisions or Whisky.
, 1865-02-19
FINANCIAL IND Coz. N3CRCldL,


SATURDAY ETEs1Ho. Feb. IS. 1865.
The corrr1c:cial public were cons1aerably
au.azea tn scad'tg 1ha Congressional proceedings
ta'7 morning, 70 tnu that hr. Thad. S4cvcus has
oeen AGAIN allowed 70 mako Cousrcss ridiculous
~ los eyes OF tho world. by ~ attempt to lcgls-
la'o On INC gold qucat'on. We had thought TINT
tnc previous cndcavors Of Mr. Stevens In this d.
Iee'lon *e3o 700 we'll underatood to admit OF the
eosssol1! OF tno passage Of such law, In which
~ ~ otoSets arc compelled TO pay license Of
s., .Sss' anu ,a1 o1 ~ y cent On oil salcsl But
~ WAS selzeu OF thin attendance.
as. GU .nc W. passed HWould DO an insult on Mr
sas.t n's'+As ,Ae'aeence 10 suppose for moment
saae ~ as'sseo s"at 8aeh law, II passed, could
s'ct ne carried out; and It. equally reelection
~ " A4a 1u1sFlt3 10 suppose that he hs1 any but
~ ue puteel MOVIES ior Introducing the BILL Wore
e,s ~ ~ aps ~ nls feauSes or friends aagagea In
so'a rpsIoat'oas, II "oold be charitable 70 Mf.
euo 1uogmen' u conclude that It had bean
aone 90 "onli' gold, hut It would not bo very
l'g ns.usng 10 ms position as true and honest
saa"ssoao. Wn1ehesef view IL taken Of the nat
nf' =. paces Mf. stevens and the House Of Rep
Naaa'ss a. III 10 'esy eusiaoie position.
a is u1at ua "osk9nes OF III. SteVcns
ts-o wa naa sett1ed one lnfnS IN ConSEesa'
Aas esety anempt 70 interfere with the reg
u''i tnai1e's VI uaoe by legislation will defeat
aae sna aesiseo. Go!d ls no" falling of its own
4u1inslc "csgnt, ana II Congfess Will only let 1t
, 1865-02-19
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
General Schofleld,s Forces Believed to
5e Clo.eiy Hcsleg1nE Wilmington
Mlofc Daring Fents by Lieutenant

NV YoRK, Feb. 1s-The Horld says; "Iu-
city TO lhc eject that Gen. schodeid' q corps had
anS. 1ed et 4ssonhorough thas put ing 4 beyond
s!eeed, II not s1ready in The hands Of our forces
Sarlons rnHo1s ws1o current Jestcroay, touching
as yet bsen rseeired., Dy lundine At Muson-
boIensh, Gen sehoae1d avoids tho necessity Of a
Additional daring eSp1oiss Of the Intrepid young
cpmmshder, CushipE, IRE descr1bcd In tke R+r.
a1ds Fort Flsher Correspondence. On The 8th
fest., wath about fifteen men. he captured the
little town of 6hellatte, gsrrisoued hT one hun
5eeels, hs'i !. for several bows. during which 10
s{ona, nnd about eighty bales of cotton, aad es-
c1pcd without loss.
Oa the nighto Of tue 10th he made a roconnoia.
sanec Of Cape Fear R1vcr, actually penetrating up
to the wharves Of Wilmington, where he rcuiatti-
cd long enough to gain valuable information He
alsco,ered the rebel pirate chtckamausn sunk ID
four boats cEews, be went up to the rebel Fort
Anderson, aud 9lanagcd:o get close enough un-
der il walls 10 hear rebel officer, supposed 10
hc Gen. Bragg, harangfug his meu Oh thc last
ditch and the 1ast stroke Tor Southern indepen-
IruCc.
, 1865-02-19
He fsto be lse1uaHded to tho 4ut1torf.
ties OF Ohio for Trial,

From the Detroit Tribune, Feb, 16th.1 1
Instructions hare been received bF dffred
Russell, Esq., United States District Attor-
ncy, from Secretary Seward md Attorney
Gencaal Speed. to remind Burlcy. who WIS
recently extradited By the Cauadian govern.
nfent for trial, to Ohio.
Coed faith requires that iho prisoner shall
be tried for no other crime than robbery. and
the Government have decided that HIS snail
b. the case. II he should be acquitted be- is
to be sent out Of the country. The crime
With which Burley stands charged was com
u1ittea within the Jurisdiction Of OTTAWA
county, Ohio, and it will be necessary TO
procure an indictment agaiast him there.
Port Clinton, a rather dIlninutiye town. il
the county seat Of Ottawa county. and i Is
at this place that the prisoner viii be tried.
We understand that his liirnds have en.
gagged Sylvester Latned, ESQ.,, Of tAis CITY to
defend him, and Mr.. II. c. Cameron. of To.
ronto, will in oil probability be engaged as
associate counsel. Several months NAV ret
eiapse, AoFeFcr, ere the trial viii take
place.
Efforts viii probably be made to induce
the President TO grant . respite to CAPTAIN
Bell, who is sentenced to be hung near New
fork On Saturday, in order that H. nav % m.
pear Us witness in Rurley's behalf, the iat,rr
alleging that he alone eau clear him Of lie
chn1Ge Of robbery W
, 1865-02-19
olars, for instance. will oyer practice

chemistry!
s. Two-thtrds Of tho yocabullrica Of Inv,
medicine md tho natural sciences, arc Latin
and Greek botany and agricultural chemla-
try included.
9. Hc who studies Latin aud Greek, icarna
the meaning o: English words INSTR than ha
~, as fast as from chart.
Very respectfully,
], g.. BLANCHARD.
Whkaton Coltge
, 1865-02-19

OF debt, nor gales at auclou}, onc.ha'f Of ono PER
ccnlum. where tho amount OF sales exceeds dffy
be returned by tho vendor monthly, IN tho MA"
ner and a. the tsnao provided by Law for the re-
turns Of manufacturers; and all the provisions OF
assessment and collection and enforcement Of the
law pertaining to manufacturers ofe to he applied
10 suIcs Of produce and merchandise; this ameua.
which no petson who shall be required 70 pay tho
tux enforced By this section shall bo required to
pay an additional license, tax or duty where tho
amount Of sA1ea Or Eecefpta.
, 1865-02-19
oSFEDEnATE STATES or AxEE1cA.
WAR RDErAR7xEs7,
R1EHEnEu. Va Sanfanthrr II LEE


DEAR sm: Your letter Of the 31st instant
vas received to-day. Tour appointment has
esen made. and the commission sent to Mad
!son georgia. 1t Is difficult to form any opin.
ION az 70 prospects before MS. 1t is very ap-
farent tilat the PEOPLE in both sections Of tie
!ate ,h Inaon earnestly desire peace, and that
OF t1e terms. The sentiment OF the Northern
people In favor Of = restoration Of the Union
has peeh constantly growing, especially
nmons me 6e1ter classes Of the population,
Iheyinaye discovered that alone tney will be
tnc slc1lms Of turbulent democracy, who
have 10 control over themselves, and Titl ex-
act 20 responsibility from their leaders as
Iuisrs. 1hey are not willing to rely upon
thels own capacity to govern the1nscltcs.
: Nha Union this class Would make peace
On any ic5ns, and would modify their Con-
SUMMON H. 70 meet our views. But this
is not the governing class at tho North,
and DO not See that any modification
OF Their constitution can be made, nor how
any guarantees can be given. ANY peace on
the terms OF Union will hare to be taadc on
the terms Of their present Union. No Ad-
min,st1atlon at the North can offer more or
could fnlhll any agreement to do more. The
issue. therefore, that ia presented TO u. Ia a
return TO the Issues Of 1850, or independence.
In my Judgment, all discussion Of thc oues-
uon ln any other firm is useless, If not q
pcrnieious discussion. do not think that
any bEsaheIAote party at the North Is Dre-
pared to adopt the alternative We proposc,
and no considerable party at The south Is pre.
pared to adopt the alternative proposed by
m o1r enemies enemies ! en- not, therefore, yet hope
tul oi peace Nut events seem to be hasten
ing onward toward termination Of the var,
and in the termination Of the war solution
of the terms o. Il settlement must tnkc p1aee.
do not venture to predict what that settle.
ment VIII be. 4 civil commotIon At the
North-sicfeats of our armics-defeats Of the
Nt9tncfn atfnie5-Wlll affect these. None
crr. I fear that my answer viii not BE- Wv ~
satisfactory But canuot reduce The oues.
&ton OF peace to the category Of the +" How"
Respectfully yours,
Mr. Joel 4. Bellups.
, 1865-02-19

Steamers Ashore-Thc Reported NIcxl.
cnn-fftbcl Extradilion Probably u
GAn8fl-ffebei Attack Kennfxed

New YoRK. Feb. 15.-The steamer George
She left the steamers Guiding Star and Morning
Star ashore below New orleans,
The 7iaes makes light Of the report that rebel
refugees arc fent hack from Matamnras 10 Texas.
and Tint Gen. Canuy fs to resaltatc. The story Is
probably canard.
rebel .oFce OF 1870 attacked tHeuty.aye ueu Of
Oh the Ath int Capt. Rice and his men stood thc
rebel charges and beat them of, leaying somc Of
their dead and wounded In our hnnds. Our loss
WIS one killed and two wounded
, 1865-02-19
T1aE REBELS IN EUROPE,
They Seek Recognition at tho I1ands
OF England and France.

NEW YoRK, Feb. Is.-The Hera,d's Paris cor
propositions have latelr been made to France and
England hy The rebel authorities, with tue object
Of securing recognition On tho basis that slavery
sha1l be a6ol1ehed, and advantages guaranteed 10
the recognizing countries. Bat tacse psoposi.
ions have not ret been, and from present appear
huct9 will nnt hn acceutad
, 1865-02-19

Pu1LApELrnrA, Feb. ia enccial to the Frtss
says: have Just seen Captaln Gross, q tetcrser
utday, aud eaid that the authorities had ordered
all work Oh the mon1tors nj Richmond to cease
donb!c-ender was blown up by them on Thurs.
1dcbmpud.S
, 1865-02-19

Banquet to the Missouri Legislature

ccrtcd the invitation OF the Chamber Of Com
merce, OF this city, to yIst st Louis and partake
ol banquet. and has designated Tucsday next
The State Convention Is 1nyited 10 share In the
festivities.
The extensive spoke factory Of Woodburn l.
Scott, eosnof Of broadway and Scott atroots. Waa
burned @ ?ass night. Less about $4,000; insured
, 1865-02-19

II. u. EUHsLEY.

NEW ToEK, Feb. 1s.-Rcspite has hcen -rantcd
II the c1sc Of the Lake Erie rebel pirate Gaptain
Dca1s, and he wilt not he hanged on GnSernorts
Island to-day, as at first decided.
, 1865-02-19

Leu than $d 0t0 remain unsois, vh;ca will p.o.-
bab!; be dtspa7ed ot EihIn tt: next 60 OF 81 GAYS,
when the notes viii uaco1bteI!Y co17maod 4 pre-.
MUM, has uc!tcrmfT teen the case cn clcauE tho
subscriptions to other LOSES.
II osser thst citizens eresJ town end section Of
The country may he Afforded facilities fo1 taxing the
3oan tho National Banks, state Ranls, aud Ps,yats
Bankers throughout country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions It par. sunsczihers viii se
lecktbcsE own agents. II whom they have con1de1ke.
Ant WHO only to be responsible for the deliyefYoi
the nttes fer which they receive orders.
E~ CAUTION TO BUFFERS AND HOLDERS or
Tso E0TEs.-1n of7'cr to prevent fhc mut;1ston Of
these notes, the secsc'ay oi the Treasury hss given
rolce that the notes not n.gotlaols pules. al e
II m.tn1ed coupons are attached.