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Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20
TAKE NOTICE.

THE well-known House, known as the
l. Washington Hotel" is new offered for
lease tor a term of years. The Furniture be.
longing to the establishment can be purchased
with the lease. Possession will be given on The
first day Of January, 1865. Apply to me a
Washington, Ark.
JOHr d. JONES.
Dec. 20, 1900. 39tf
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

To- Advices from Savannah say that large
immigration to Georgia has commenced. The
majority of the immigr nts are mechanics and
laborels, with a considerable number of specu-
lators Large areas of land in Southwestern Il
Georgia have been purchased by northern men.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20
The Plantation

I'm Red River, p miles from Washington,
~ belonging to the estate Of B c. Phillips,
is to rent for the year Of 1866, consisting of
about 00G acres Of upcn land, embracing all the
buildings, with the privilege of cotton seed
Refer to Hon. G. p. Royston or Messrs. Block,
Washington. W atrN
t~rr m .rNfr il. +. RENFRO,
Admir- of b. c. Phillips
Nov. III, 1865. 37-4.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

u Steps are, being taken TO cOnsoh
date the cities of Pittsburg and Alleghe-
ny, under one city government and one
name.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

~ It is said that the number Of Fenians
enrolled and now drilling in Canada is about
SO, 900. of whom about ope-half are said 10 be
already armed.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

~ 1t is stated that Gen. Howard has made
applica ton to the war department, to have q
large number Of veteran reserve corps ofhcers
assigned to duty in the freedmen's bureau.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

~ 1t was expected at Rio de Janeiro that
the war would soon be over. The victories OF
the allied forces over the Paraguayans are
deemed decisive.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

T Annexation clubs are springing up, all
over Lower Canada. The French Canadian
organs wage fierce war upon British domina-
ton. o."
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

20 Hon. Henry Winter DAVIS mas
nsltten ard published long and eiaoo
: az. I.tt.r on reconstruction.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

II Gen. Gregory. the head Of the freedmcn's
bureau in Texas. is reported by Texans as hav-
ing made speech lately to the neg roes, wherein
he condemned the Presidents reconstruction
po1icy
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

wNcw Hampshire is..building new
STATE Capitol which is to be the finest IN
New Engiand.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

Fy-I .ook ~ thc advertisement, Christmas is
,.u,ne, ana 90 n.d get your supply of good
things" before too late
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

| President Johnson's letter to Gov. Holden
| disappoints those who had hoped that he would
| insis, on the admission of Southern members of
Congress ~ it shows that he will insist on u
honcst compliance with the terms OF his policy
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

sY The debt of Texas is $500, 900, includ
ing all items, with interest computed to Jan
1, I5Ge.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

Attention Is called to the large sale OF
government property at Little Rock
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20
BOOKS. BOOKS.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having rented the Fan
- house for the ensuing year, will take
few Day BOARDERS, if early application is
made. r-4 EifET TTT rr
N. R. TUNSTALL.
Washington, Dec 13, 1865. 3S-1.
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

<rx,rnx. IL
JEFF. Davis 6r treason
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-20

more in cemmsnd or the 's'ePsrs"1e'-' y
South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02

UNITED STATES INTERNAL RsyGSUg.--The
assessments for tho Tenth Collection District cn,n,sa
vi the Counties Of Wes;che-tcr Rookie ~ and Putnam
for the Special income raI ,Or 80: made in pursuance
Of POINT resolution Of Ito two houses Of Congress ap
prc;t1 Jul, 4. i-6i. have nov beoG completed under
the drccio, O! Abraham Hyatt esl. Assessor f0l said
District and placed IN the bands OF lie Collector for
collection The assessed valuation o, tic oac IN TIE
District amounts To $4,000 yielding tax OF
$50 5000 Among the taxable persons there forty
who are assessed between 3d. 600 and 5000 ten be
tween s5O oo0 aud $4,000 three between 60 CO. and
slO0OCo one nj slH ~. ono ~ Slot.2s- 80 Que a,
one az sue G5Oi
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hI,iissrn rnts.

BARSrM'S MUSEUN.-New attractions Tor The
Halliday season are Announced az this establishment
The number Of daily dramatic performances has been
,,c-sa,ed and the fairy spectacle. "lie Ring of ate
oil De- presented every two hours, beginning al u
o'clock in the morning.
HgILsR'S "SALLB pIABOIIoUE. Miss Kate
P.,royer has join.d III Hollcfs company and viii
nj. scuinc take part in tie successful paniomime
which has become tIo special Holiday attraction at his
pace o. entertainment.
WINTER GARorN.-The performances oi
"Hsr.er az This thc-trr were last week more numer
osy attended than It any other time since It's produc
+op They will, Of coLr.e. be continued without inter
r1y,ioH.
e OLYMPIC The iTER.-Mr. Boucicaults drama,
ATbe Streets Of New York" is TIE mVs decided sue
cess o. he season Ct this tcaier Ii Will be repeated
,rery rrcuing until further n,t'ce.
TrRkISH HALL.-Mr. OscanyaH enterprise
rSo 20 BroadVpy, is e meiited success. Tho eXhi
taio1s Of Turkish ls AID manners Till DC repeated
srery evening this week.
WALLACKS IuEATER. -" The Youthful
Queen and THE tlne Oh English Gentleman vii
Se produced tonight for tle frs. time this season.
Wslachs.
ITALIAN OPERA EUFFA.-Iickets for The per
sorpasge of "L'EI.s.rc dAmOre.' on wednesday even
,,s az now for sac at so. 70l broadway.
yAv AMBURGH'S MENAGBRlE.-fourpe performs
,sse, ay the trained animals are announccd TO TAXI
tsce sdsy at tie MeuIeerie.
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'o'd opened q; 225., and ;eli to 22i. Upon the
-'ai7ement that five per cen, notes would be
-''n Tor lO-iOs, tho market was stronger, and US
-''a as II was paid, closing at 22Gl. On Tues
- t'e IS Of 1865 win be payable. The amount is
e'"!'Ovc. The interest payable on the lst Of Jan.
,Yh F,Ss,772, less the amount anticipated under
treasury order Enough gold will be placed at
command Of buyers to make it quite plenty
ing the coming week.
''erument Stocks have been active and held
| Oy leading dealers at the close Of business.
WV, the bidding rate by dealers is 1917, and
,s ih. There is 10 disposition to press sales,
'"' lew 800 1881 is asked, with small sales.
a. -%e Bonds and Railway Mortgages little
Hallway Shares at the Board were steady,
n. H'sf the call strong, Erie selling up to SCI.
AO's list was higher, but the interest upon
a, 'ee centercd in Erie. At the close OF the
HI. r"ts we're lower, and Erie was done Ut So;
l ~ and Cumberland, 45i bid.
4 "'ek Boards have adjourned 70 Tuesday.
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SAT- RDAY DecJl.
ASHES The market 10 duh and prlces are nominal
COIJ0N-Ino demand h@ been very fair. and
prices ere Sustained closing syonG al q 20 for Md
Glin,s snl.s Of abom 200 baler.
COtFLE-Ihe market Ii quiet bat steady; y Is
been dsposed o. bat ~ could not ascertain further
particulars.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for " eStern and
State Flour IL less active, owing to the unuloasani
weather; ~ pices there Is no change; Trade
and Family ar quiet but firm
Tho sales ore 100 bbls at e. 6Oa ~ 90 FOR Srprrfre
State; $40 I0HslO 80 for Extra state; $40 to 10
for Fancy State. Sl0@56sl0 80 for tue lower grades
Of Western Extra; &lidSll 20 for Shipping Ohio,
81 40dbi2 for Trade and Family brands, and 81 300
SIS for 81. Louis Extra.
Causdiap Flour Ia duh and unchanged; sales Of 10
bids. nj $40 l0@Sl0 40 FOR The low grades of Extra
and SO 40 SO Tor Trade and Family Extras southern
30 bbls nj STA 55Gl2 % for mixed good Supcrhne
Country Baltimore. &C.. and si2 35al5 W FOR Trade
and Family brands. Rye Flour and Corn Meal dull
and prices arg nominally unchanged,
FISIi-Tie supply OF Dry Cod continues small
seuenily prices rm aud tend upward the business
has been only moderate ot - ~ ~ % for Grand Bnnk
and 81. Georges. Macksre In fsr demand and
prices are well sustained
GRAIE-rhe Wheat market 10 less active and prices
are scarcely fair yet without quotabIe variation
The demand Ia ia part for export the sucs IL 600
bush. including 600 bush White Michigan 81 o! co.
900 bush. Amber kentrcky AT ~ *, and i.xo bush
White Kent1ckJ at 81 rs Barley 10 quiet but IN.
Of 600 bush. nj ~ ~ Oats In fair demand and
firm, the stock IN first hands 10 light the sslos sro
65 100 bush. including Canadian At 81 02 Jersey 81 O5
Dt 0i Western ~ 90 In store and o. ~ for JAnuary
delivery. Rye 10 dnil aud heavy ana prices sre nomi
nsi Cora - asli spAl saie'ef Nov yellow JsrssJ 81
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DIED.

I
| nrEL-kt LtcAheid tonn on Saturday dee. u. AAFy
Ann wife OF carv ". bnsl ND, All daughter 81 tn'
nsc John LadAr OF bI"oAiyl.
funeral % IL -ahe'd' on iAeslS' 'i''H'Hs jan
COOPEkDn SuElay jan. Ann Ga snt, vile oi JOSEPH
| Cooper -, 80
20 nv % ~ 'ne iih'' nc ' . 80 In.. Chnrch
-, o., 80 ., :, f,.,,b.ni S,tbrT in,,n
| +'.s,.'-, ~ y W, =, "a
Isabel, Diek.l.oa 0oEsoI g. tie lsg t.p Jrsrni.i
| J. niekirion, aged So yrsra
The feni OF the l,my a.. respectfully invited to attend h
funcra. t.oB, - - - ..n-r NJ 40 sii,.n,t |
! rrn-,l,y afternoon A. 49, ~ y
Nsnchc.ter an L.yerpoo Es.ane r,r,rs pl.,,, cow
| DAISLEY-ln pr,o.lyn. yuI., ~. \, NJ. - -.
! - ~ unay,aa S'sc -ee ~ May h""'on
x.'Sy was %7nA'" as"y sud daughter =! The l','
| john Hay aged I" yeafs and months,
fs. ~ Ess Peace.
The rs.yr and eld. % the .a!y respectfully invited
70 aris ih' sleri a. 10 ioce on iiesisv morning, al
lnr bTld.' street IIlhlI.'e Afthoins thurch, near
| Ili'y a.
HAloHI-ln New Castle scyer,h lay. leh uosh 1l5
Dorcn iiaish wdo~ oil toe ate Ezra Ha.' IN the 6.A
l, relative, ard friend. 81 tina family Ar. invited 10 d
the 1tn.rai a. h.r At rrsure on third .y tt rth N
! 1895 at II o'clocas
ILABAN-At Railway y. j. on saturday De-. 81 Helen J..
| Laban aged r. yrlf..
F9n,ral o. Ius,a.ya oloek IRON, ST p,up. cb,r,b
,t-cor a. 80 - -,
tf|!' De1 ~ AAry VIE o. Joseph lisls''
A-ed % year"
rLu' :. w. S'.} 80 u',''e" ~ su ~, ".e, oI
1917 ~ ~ - w. = 49, ~ " " INV ~
g,ct ~ s....-,-...,-- n. q, c--,.,,.., - =,
'','"''' ~ 80 N''He'' '''''' 81 I'M
go YEA OF ny Age. 49,,
is' enss o. w., , IAN! a. Ie'5I, IN "ea sn. rus
m Tis in q Iac, :, 49, - -' i'-' 80 , 49,
ptrtry n, s.,ri,v n. n y.a.,, inn. i.,.,,
o., 40 a,.o,s. N I'D NJ, 'r,,,,sotJ n ' " ~ WIS"
yer uI 100 80, o. a"a sia! iosn.",m hp'r' - r.
fIheta ron We I,uonsr - hn sahasiheI "n d. io"h'
''na ''.V"' ''nu''' : 'V'A'
ROB!NsoN-On n. 3ls. ins OF Pn~onorii John Robin
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IAdvertis~nentJ
DIR. W. II. GRBGG-Deor SIR: / have been
suffering for q ing time with what physicians call
Diseases ~ the PROSTATE GLAND aud RETENTION OF
URINR and nabl obtain any relief until used
CONSTITUTION WATER which began TO produce its cur
alive eec. AFTER taking two deses aud no man
be graft ful than At the results having sui
fered al that MI m could suffer and live: and rather
than be deprived .of the medicine wOud be willing Ia
paw FIFTY DcsLA In bottle for 1t.
IL has not only s,ured me- hut several other officers IN
my DISTRICT Ia ieen cured by H. and wauld recon-
mend everybody suffering from any disease OF the kid
nays 20 Use Csasti tuton Wassr
RrcHAeD LUSH.
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
NV. YOHg. Der. 30 1861.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN s ALLEN, No. 40 Clf-st.,
and all Druggists.
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Prices Current Of W o>i AZ Newly orb

p
Dovrsrl, FIvrcr--NrN York. Michigan ehd Indi.
lac selected Savoy F,-rce. :! O'GS ~ Nar
oly fleece q {. Is. Three CuaIteFt and laA'ri.oa
Mcriro = ec- i5c 81 IL. blood I'ecce' ~. ffei
Native md ouafter.blood Fleece. DC. gsl Comgon
Fleece i1,a.sc. ONO Penny lVaui, and Nneib'a-
Choice selected Sarony fleece - luorl ~. >GGo1y
r.rr I'll usa y 10. Thrc-quarier rud tul'.hoad Ne
imo fleece ss o5 i',i pooi 'sce 90 ~,
Z .eecr eUaqlr.; Tub Naslct. 81 l2: GSI - " fcOh'
in iowa vof mont and Ilr"is-l r., -gulrir,s ann
VI. L.oud McFuo fleece. r5G'ci Hal hl'"i ffrer'
y IKE. Naive and .lartt4-1uoa Ilttce I,o. a 81
si,,-our hcutucks ana i'nf'tto-N lshod f.eeoc, -
eg.,.. tnwa.icd Fleece. 5Se"jr Canada Fleece,
r 30 woor-Neu. CITY extra Pplel. pea
45r N.w.York Civ super Pulled e. pc; New ORR
.Citv No Pulled G.asOc.; Mestcru Pulled sOd ~.
Choice Country rictlock Pulled. stdsl u5i Country
y. Pulled toc. y - C"unirt HaTei full~' 'r >.
Count! No. i ruled. 'SG''T.i NH'"u" H"'N' Va
c,rrou,1A-C .!.fornla Unvalcd r!eccls in grades,
e. gtSe California Pullct. e. sJc.; Clligr".A ON
lnor Washed Pulled 3uGJOc.i California "as.ta "d
HrsTn.IIas carr, c.--Arstrun.n Pine 1, nwa.hsd
- a zoe Cape II nood l,o'" Fuc Unwnshed = . &c
whie Unwa-hcd. f5G5sc.; s,-.ish Medium Black
rnwsshcj. go Sc. African Uuwashed. ait sc.
African Washed. 70c-''. ne-ic-A UawasAed' - q
SouIn ANERcAN-Bucnos Ayrc' Unwashed Nsriuo
fleece f7G55c. Blcnos Ayros nwashsd Nestle. 2. q
ne. Entire Rios Washed JO0soc. Entre H'. In
Nuslct - Z. DC. tOrAoNa hShtd, fN0 sa l"fih ian
Mashed - Peruvian UnwHsh-d y djsc.i chiiiap
Zine Uuwsshed 5odbc Gillian Common Cuwnsned,
y . i!c.
SMYksA-Snyrus fine Washed, 70Gs5a-. Smyrna
low ana medium Washed. 20 6yo.; SI.yrns Grav
Washed 5J00Oc; smyrna White Lined Pulled, 81 q
tie. Snyrni Gray Lined fuAad. b"Sec'i Smyrna III
Grease 81 q Is.
r. ssf,t-Donstoi Washed Long White. 6,a7.c.
Duuskoi Washed Long Black. i3dt0c Donskoi Ia
washed. 3OaJ2c.
EAsI hpIA.-Washei White medium 10 fac. o. q
SIC; Washed White, common. GIlftjc yellow, 51d
rts- Black and Gray, Jadt2e
TURKEY Turkey Washed, tSUs0c.' Turkey Tn
washed. 700 zoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
Ihisrf1sfr.ut.!
hARVISs SaIIS

Ngw.N orE. Dec. -, l.ti.
HeEgrs NAHyn 4 Co.;
GESrEmN. Our store. viii entire stock o.
goods was wholly DESTROYED m thc nre OF Friday night
last and all We saved books and papers in one
of your Safes which you may De- especially graft.
+ ing 10 us.
Even the oos, bank bills an1 pApers are al of then.
vel preserved.
Our safe was In tlo 'hirl story. and fc 10 The sub
cellar and g. 90 candid with you. had s0ne fears
OF the result but they proved entirely eronndl- We
shnll want annihor have place 10 put It.
Yours truly, SAN. GIEyy d Bro.
iare ~ No - Beekmsn st.
MSEvIys PAiISI Aim aud Dry Plaster sAffs ARE
warranted never mold their contents corrode the
iron. NAEiN a. 20, No .yJ BriadHHy.
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| The annual statement 10 ths stockholders will be
OF little value it. in connection with the enormous
earnings Of the road, the amour, OF its floating
debt and maturing Obligations arc not gwen in
detail.
Tho Marposa trouble Las not bcel settled.
Meetings Of bond and stockholders wcro held to-
day, and committees OF conference appointed, with
wha, result is not known. The meetings adjourned
70 Tuesdey. The directors Of the company seemed
much more cheerful under the collapse in the market
value Of the property than the stockholders and
creditors II probable that bepresent difficulties
will BIO arranged and some changes made in the
management of the Company. For tho ftoes, late
in the day 20 was paid.
The shipment of specie for tho week is about
4922,475 The steamer Kangaroo takes out 3i25, 6S
in specie.
winslow, Lanier & Co. viii pay jan. 8. 1865, the
interest due on the following named securities,
viz; Indiana State 2, per cent snd per cent
stocks Kansas State per cent bonds; Pittsburg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway a1t aid second
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02

Do not waste your money buvng ans o. the
numeious worthless articles called COIN PINE which
have flooded the uarket for The ,sl Few years when
atloger prices YOU ser pens which acknowledged
10 he the BIS1 ~ InI WORLD.
Soc advertisement ia another column HE I'e. is
ii shticr than the Sword
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02

IL IkOLEU M--Ihe market j. dul aid prces hie
srri.r. We quote small sales ~ Crude nj 81 J2r; k'
s~, ~ buad d; 520 s.tct mud fcE1ed. 'ree "a Di1c
IiCE-Sofales OrtLy uf notice ale reported 10 day
lillrs ate l., n ihs.l uiclangt..
'Sy.AKS-Eav Sugafs have lac. With q a. demand
ana Irc-s uTr sstui.ra n1tc aa,s "i so mus az
si Is.c uad to boxes Havana A,oiasses sugars q,
l6.c. 1. nacd dull "a r.. csc.
S.ED~-Cloyrr seed !. 1uiet a. ga &c: Timothy
j. 4. mir Qcmald and firm g "Hct pcy bsLe!,
RDu.h rlnx j. tgIa A. s. GA - - per blshel
TALON Tile u.lrAet D. !I.ry active plt prices
nIe Lhr.y ~ Grm: sales OF l-LUm rs = i1iG
lslc Tor western; ~. ls,c. Tor tiy and re. Tor
I.ilturu.
Nh.SKY-The marie. l. quio: but price. are firm
o.. sn,rs 81 80 bbls a. - - 3. h- es'ini AKA
900 bbis. do lest evening, Al q y.
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pIGoEIs or DgI Goons.
lSGd.
,otal sige.e 90 s56I2L.2 ~ sC1.il5i7 s7l.G:.1.

Total $3.50 GO s56.l2I,2.7 sC5zd,Si7 S!,65'1'ra
Stephen +. Mascot eud George Mascot have
formed coparlncrship under tho name and h'yio
Of Mascot Brothers, tor the purpose Of tr"n'actins
a general stock and bond commission business,
Office, No. 10 Broad-st.
The Neu-Orieaa' Picaymc OF the I'D 81 De
ccmbcr saws:
The course Of Trade has hecn attended will greni
depression todpy. nOst paIa seem 10 DO me lhed !"
deay operations until further Ht .hgcnce. some hing
of tis character received 81 late hoif VIA We
West from New N-rs of tie 18th ARD lt!h The quo
tn,inrs for cotton 80 srCh cplfua'd hh'ic OF
totber tbev created confusion that seemed To usctLe
the ma ket tlough little crctrncc was given To thel
g a. being e price Of cotton anu ~ IN Vaue "i s,u
No doubt there ), error Oi til erus. the sAne AZ is
week There was not much done IN tie ttip.e to-cal
The receipts Of sugar nHd u' ss,s continue on 'e't
meaErc sca.c NOT even up 1" ne Ilhl'" ','ipns -
last mouth. ~ estcTn lfodr q fhc rtIlH c1huHue
nf soine descriptions much IN excess 81 tho require
mcrts fO- local trade
The lgl In eN,lan dealings rotioed foT two DAYS
past continued 10 tty We ave - note quot d'inh
on The part ~ rcliijefs Cheeks un New ork ri ib"
counter ruled ~ Discount out'n" there Ncr' ~ IS
" sight et q! ditCpplf; one o1fH fFhi ~ - 10
and some second class ~ 2 cent discuunt Ia siori
We did not hear ~ irsLsactn; the M COUNT tii
3Oe26-, outside ma, be quoted -9"@-S'. ff"Nc''
~ ID. ,
The coin ma-krt offers settling ~. rcmnrk ile lead
nr dealers ln god quote 20 ~ g. - aid sN,E
American con a. @lUg2ls tor.
1npro Was nothing uan-pir'd 90 bonds nor IN STOCKS
Tho report 81 toe Committee II the Legislature on
Larss has moi vcry favorable lauetcc oa te gene"
bauL share market live Of the tanks oiganiea under
the general banking Law irc currsudcd g. be- pac'd
In Iiguidation VIZ: Tho linton BInk, The M'chArcs
and Itador.' The Bank ~ New or csLs The Crescent
CITY Bank AID be M,rchnnis' Bank.
The D,froa I'ribuHs says.
Notice hn. been given ;rn' application will b. made
AT the ensuing sess.Ou ~ tie Canadian Parliament Tor
charter aud yOs 90 construct raiShy nom tuil
Iric oppo.ii. Elna!o % " iudspr AcIoss the ri'si
from this ely.
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r5,OOO.OOO.

fAdvsrtissmsni
JHE Fourth NATIONAL BAEE OF THE CITY
of NEW YORK.
900, 900.
JSAACfAL AGfhT or IfH US1Ep STATES.
Nus. 2. aud ~ Finest. v. Y.
This Bank has ready for sale following the commits
sion pn'chRsc!s) L. ). Jl0 hot-s which az maturity
convertible into M per cent gold bearing loan
collects warrants, certificates, maturing loans and
drafts and attends 10 all financial business with Govern
mcnt Parties wishing 10 avoid Tie delay and incon-
Senicnco Of direct correspondence with tho Depart
nien's are Invited TO apply AZ this BANK.
MORRIS krICHUN President.
u W. NsrurAs Cashier.
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Az APPROXIMATE PRESENT. Albums filled
with Pictures u tbs Good and Great sls aye
orptable: bat m accnras fhreno.ogcal and Pbysiog
nomcai descrip of Charsctnr. would be present
both ner and useful to any Gentleman or Lady.
Examinations with written charts given daily h.,
Meesrs. IowLE1h WILL, 3-s Broadway.
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lAdts.ti,cu.ut
LAST CHANCE FOa TIE l0-iCs.

Il6I IUAhCH FUH TIE IH"IV5'
"TEEIsrti DEPARTMENT, Dee. 20. 1854
Motto, hr-,bJ given hs HE orty loan vii BE- With
drawn OIL N. 7h o January ~ iu5'rtcn' therefor
will bor,ceiycl ,n-r tina, dale.
~. r. tKsszssrs. Secretary Of the Treasury"
Tms FiRsl NATIONAL DaEK. No. lt0 BnoApvAr, viii re
,ubscrpon' for III. loe bonds, the moe. liberal
term, up D. oc!'ck sTvaD,y The 7,h inst, and III.
pay.n, Of s p,5 down, fa,th,r payments may be
postponed until the bond. ready for delivery.
Tai. BAN, L IN daily re- eil, Of 1910 TREASURY Morris
for ,as Treasury account PFC cEST communion allowed
.nd tho note. ary,rI,l Bans, and Bankr' free Of
pens. s. c. THosrsos President.
JAMES CrsrH.r, cssh,.,
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mortgage DO nds, Indiana Central Railroad second
mortgage bonds; Indiana end Illinois Central Rail-
way per cent bonds; Jsckson County, Ohio,
bonds; City Of Marietta, Ohio, bonds.
The dividend Of per cent Of the Ninth Nationsl
Bank will be paid OH The 3D. its surplus is IL per
cent.
The Ninth National Bank viii receive AL per
cent interest notes Of tho Government, and allow
the accrued interest when paid on the 1910 loan.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company have this
day declared Il seni-l-inual dividend u SIX tG Per
cent.
The total Imports II Nev-varl. for the week com
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IAdxeIiisrnrni.l

prxrArpLr cIpsR will cure YOU il You are
sick sad n you well will prevent sicknsss. Send
for circular. Address \. 4. bAnBrr1.
N0s ~ ~ w. H. ds, 70. n sad r. NNAngtva a., NIX,
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TOtal.-.....--...s23s5,i:g t2,n2l70 el4o''o
The annual statement of the imports OF foreign
dry goods ct tho port Of Ncw-York is made TO De
ccmber ~ 1864 The total is only four ard quar-
ter millions in excess Of 1863. The following VIII
show the description OF goods in tho last three
years.
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nA1sRit:D d.

GAGE-ALLEN-At Doyrr. \. }. on ThuIsd1y. De y. q
tho house Of tho brides parents b. tho Rev. D. {. Nct
George G..e Of Mcri,,ewn n j. 70 M-iie Lovi'c diig
tr1 q J. l.. Allen. en- - Dover.
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Atgtr /, Hieut
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the 1910 LOAN
Tyn NATIONAL CraHENcr BAsr No ? WALisrr
fpcA AGzSr oy Inv C1vEE,xvsT.
" 81 receive ,1b.- pion' oI t,i lean curing th'~"u r'n
n. .ub'.r.t,f. 'sfy lib-rsl ,uul
Also,
~ ample ..o. o. 30 Tsa,uHI horr' IN hand TOT ''
-. oo..,,..r. .,.,, Il communion discount. Al'o
IryKxur sr,~r, At :. a .ne +" ifeo1rt
p q. ADAxs President
T. scoFfstD tf.aier
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SAIuRDAY. Dec. AIN.

20, Ks firm; Gold selling at 2271 after Call. N
N'''d On Monday night.
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Business Notices,

JEFF. DAyIs'S LAST The Rebel Dictator
has i,sued proclamation declaring that the s.cesh raid
from Cannin "by authority Tha! dodge won't
tho murderer engaged in them from the fe they deserve.
some OF them about NJ dy-psptie ia to
recover bis health by the o. HosTKrTsas SrosAcH BIT
rER. and nothing well than that. Sold every
" here Ncw.yorS Office, No. 90 Cedsr-ss
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BROWNS BROSCBIAH IRoCHES. = rom the
Medical Director Of the Gcr.r HospiL Benton Barracks
near st. Loni. March s, 1902;
Messrs. JouS l. Brow Scs, Bosos, Mass U'e Of your
far siued and serviceabs TkocRgs bens made Ill
the hospital watch have charge and With IIy beneficial
and dacJad rc,ul,. IN a. ay hini irritation.