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Quarterly Report Soldiers Aid.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1865.


10 the Editor Of the Press:
The following abstract of the late Quarter
~ Report OF the Board of Managers of the
New England Soldiers Aid Association of
Philadelphia, will exhibit to the New England
public the use we made of their liberal dona-
tons to u.s. viz
We have sent home in neat collins the re-
mains of sixteen N. E. soldiers who have died
in this Department. aaT
We have given material aid to the wives or
relatives of seventeen sick or wounded SOL
diers, while detained here ministering to their
relief, in sums from $40 to $25.
We have assisted one hundred and thirteen
New England soldiers to reach their homes,
by giving them various amounts of cash up to
ten dollars each, and smaller sums to treble
the number.
We have given shirts and drawers, mostly
wooden, to one hundred and twenty-five SOL
diers, and socks, towels, Observation-Disclosures,
&C., to two hundred and twenty seven.
We have given to the feeble ninety-four bot.
Ties of wines or brandy, and fffty-two packa-
ges Of jellies, &c.
We have given three reams of writing pa
per, one thousand envelopes, and several dol
lars worth of postage stamps, with many 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention, and in
every instance placing the articles in the hands
OF the soldiers. a Hz
We have collected, free of charge, pay and
bouuties for fifty -one New England soldiers.
We have visited and recorded the names of
over three thousand New England sick and
wounded men. and written over six hundred
letters.
Our rooms are daily opened to all the SOL
diers of our common country without dis
tinction, where they receive advice and as
sistance gratuitously.
Our system of visitaiions enables us to learn
the wants of the soldiers and to aid them di-
fectly, while our care for the dead is peculiar
to our Association, and although il draws
heavily upon our treasury no part of our work
has given greater satisfaction to the widows
and bereaVed friends of the deceased soldier.
j. B, SMyTH, Chairman.
JOHN HANCOCK, Secretary. e
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In Pennington, Jan "a. Mrs vesta q, wife Of Ezra
Staples. aged 81 years II months
In brunswick, Jan 81, Capt VIM Curtis aged =
In Brunswick, Jan r. Mr. Joseph MCGEE, aged 4s.
In Washington, Oct 20, James Dolan,, member Sd
heg Mass Heavy Artillery, son Of the late Joseph
!, In Topsham. Jan 20. Mrs Alvira A. wife Of Dimon
Hubbard. aged SO years.
In Topsham, an 81. Mrs Sarah Hunter aged 49,
In b. wdoin. Jim "a, Mr. Alfred Goweil, aged SO
years 10 months. =
In Rangeley, Jan 10. Mr. W W Loring, aged 26 yrs
- At Fort Kearney. Nebraska. Nov 8, Zebulon NJ
Emery, formerly of Industry, aged about %.
In Strong. Jan 20. Mrs Emily II. wife VI Supply.
hunter, aged "a years.
In Augusta. Jan 81, Martin. son of John Fulle-,
aged is years.
in nsrtland, Jan 10, Mr. George jackson, aged
43 years. ~. ~ =. .s.i l1l1..7
In mingdale, Jan Is, Chas W Longley, former
ly of Sidney aged A years months. ,slf
In Calais, Jan s, William #. son Of W J Corthell,
aged 10 months.
in Whitneyville, Jan IL, Mr. John Flag, aged 81.
In Cherryfeld, Jan l6, Arthur, son Of James and
Sophia Sprowl, aged years.
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A SWORD PREsrNrArIoN.-The Pope

A SWORD PREsENTATIoN.-The Pope ac-
cordipg to annual custom, it is said, is about
to present sword to the Emperor Maximili-
an. This custom is derived from the gold
sword which was presented by Jeremiah to
Judas Maccabeus with the injunction that,
with Its assistance he would destroy the ene-
mics of Israel. The golden rose which the
Pope biesses in Lent and which is simply a
jewelled flower filed with perfume Is destined
for the Empress of Mexico. This present Is
only made to Princesses of acknowledged
piety and devotion to the Church. We should
have no objection to being the recipient Of .
gold sword from the hands Of the Pope,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Liverpool 18th ult ships Annie Sse. Shields,
on Point de Gale ldg; Garbaldi. Hoyt. for Buenos
fili, Tor New York; Ella Norton, Norton for do;
pleiades. Winslow, for Rio Janeiro. lput bsck;
Montpelier. Watts; Joseph Gilchrist, Watts: Lydia
.skolheld. Skolheld; C NJ Davis Koopmau; Mary E
iggs, Lowell; Mary O'Brien, Vesper; II Soule,
iinnett. and Mary Emma Patten, disg; Chimbe
ludwig. Harding. and Roamer. Williams, unc; r Al
o9rmio. Briggs. and Emily Augusta. Strickland, for
ale; Gento,. Freeman, laid up l 'f
SID I'm Cardiff 18th ult, barque Starlight, Rey-
iolds: Palermo. tIfl,9 - 'lsf'l
md springbok. Smith for New York. - '-'''''
va At 90 Dec a. barque Aberdeen. Cochran for New
SID I'm Barbados 18th ult, barque otago, Lunt
AT Barbados Sd ult. ship Black Hawk. Doane, for
New York. l.al
At Jacmei 2Oth ut. sch Louisa. Newell. from Bos-
Sid I'm Mlragoane i7th uit. brig Hiram A Biz,
AT Port au Prince 2ed ult, brig W B Nash, Gould,
Ar At St sago 2lst barqus Linda Stewart Osborn,
New YORK; brig Geo harris, French. Boston.
Ar at Havana 18th ult, brig Northern Light, An
derson. New York. 1915. 3 800 d = DO
CID at Havana 27th nit, s h jackson. Tracey, for
At Matanzas 9th ult. barque winslow.. SWEET for
fortland. ids; Norton Sioyer Slower tor do; Mar
saast Hatfield, MsPhail for DO; Almira Coombs
lizzie Tronp. Smith; Penniman Ficke.t; Ariomede
row. for New York; Essex. Aain. for Baltimore
rhos Connor McDonsld. for Por land Samson, De.
iAno. for Holmes Hole; Dillingham;. MIDGET.
,or Philsdelphia schs Mather. Collins. for Fail
river; Snow Squall, Shepherd. for New Orleans
sd I'm Sagua 18th ult brig Chrysal. Barnes, for
cid a. s. John B 10th ult, sob FredonIa, ThOnp.
ION, New York. es.,af aF
SPOKEN.
Jan a. lat 81 co. Ion "a O5. sch Mogul from Boston
n a ANA NU1f IN lnuar Akf .aA
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.
osv1on OF TEE A. @. s.. U. q. A
Portland, Maine, Feb'y lat, 1865.

ORVIoE OF TEE A. @. s., U.0A1
Portland, Maine, Feb'y lat, 1866 l.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this ON q
~ until Monday, February "a 1865 at u M for IN
supply of Fresh Beef to eli the troops stationed ~
the Camps and Forts in the vicinity Of Pc tlnnd
Maine for one ear Tor such les time a. the t,arc,
missary General snail direcfl Toe Beef 10 be oft1s
bsst quality IN quarters. with equal PROPORTION
of ore and hIsai neeks, shanks ana kidsey ialiow
to be exc uded.
Each bid s,''ss ee accompanied by q copy OF this
advertisement, ana the names Of two resp % sihle
ofthe contract Pei'"i'Daneef
me a. .. ;. re.erves the right to reject auy ar
ment '" INV 0Stofns
Ihsop0;ss %T.t Be- endorsed prop sails for far
The BIDS viii DO opened a. The me- snac,ssS nee
ders are invited 10 be present 'ts''- 0iu--
isk c HENRY INMAN.
Fab a-a,d Csps' A. Q. NJ A c. s.,U.s.A.
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BY'TELEGRAPH
- TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.

The Rebel Peace Commissioners aud Score
tGry Setcard In Consultation,
e fortress MONROE. Feb. 2.
!, Alexander n. Stephens, r. M. T. Hunter
and Judge Campbell and others, rebel Peace
Commissioners, arrived here this afternoon
from City Point, in Gen. Grants special dis
patch steamer. Secretary Seward was on
board the steamer River Queen waiting to re-
ceive them. Immediately upon the arrival of
the Commissioners, both steamers proceeded
to anchorage in the stream side by side. At
this writing, IL 2 O'Clock, the steamers are
still out in the stream. 80
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II AL E's
H o N e Y


HOR EHOUN ID AND TAR I
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hodrseness. Dt6leHE
Breathing, end all AGections Of the Throat,
Broacltiat Tnbes and Lungs, leading
to Consumption. ---a.
This sovereign remedy 10 compounded from the
favorte recipe OF illus ysioian and Chem
ist, VINO for many years used It with the most
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he has long been profoundly impressed with he
wonderful virtue of honey ofthe plant Horehound,
inunion With the Cleansing and Healing properties
OF tar from the Life Principle of the forest
tree Abies 8atsameo or Balm of Gilead For years
he was baieo in his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into sush unio that the original
power would be pr sserved, the disagreeable
qualities ofcommon tar removed, and the price OF
the compound be within ths means of all. At last,
AFTER long course of difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these Ve other 'ugredi
ents each one valuable by ITSELF he not oaiy obtain
ed the desired results, but greatly increased The
curative power ofthe compound. This ha' ing been
thoroughly testea by practice is now offered to the
general public asafe, pleasant and infalbe rem.
edy. .ol-l has .it.a ssssi
Price so Cents per Bottle.
For sale by W. r. Phillips, Portland, and alldrug
gists. A p Lie tJ
FTasai CHALEs DowNER, General gent,
noyad3mR t "A Cedar St.. New York.
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Boston Stock List.
n AT THE BRoKERs' BOARD, Feb. g.
MARRIED..

In Richmond. Albion WEIGH and Miss Esther ii
Meserve. atlfiss4r II NJ % ! f--sr-- :
In Brunswick, Jan 81, Capt Van Buren, Bleu and
Miss Margaret Lowell both of Dresden 81 .
In Brunswick. Jan 20, Warren Il Mountfort and
Miss Abbie 4 Alexander. sfs ga l3a ~ 11--I--- =
In Winterport Jan 20, Joseph Pattee and Mrs ss
rah Mason, both of Monroe. s1l 30 I
In Camden, Jan 20. Lieut. Frank Milliken and Miss
Helen Q Pc, ter. - n
In Rookland. Jan 2s, Albert Lawry and Miss
Sa.ah Z Blood. -,
In Appleton, William Colwell. of Rockland, and
Miss Abby Mullen, of A, en ~ T-,71-'t'-
In Harlem, \, Jan 49, Capt Francis X Cobb. of
Rseklaud, and Miss Augusta A Brsinard, of Il.
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Cedar Poles Wanted

WANT, as soon as possible, 10. 600 Cedar Po,s,
n 40 iset In lsngth, not .eia than q inchss AZ ~
top emo, exclusive Of the ba-k, sound and straiht
70 % peeled or shaved; Proposals invited. Addrss,
me 81 Portland or Boston. s. A 4 ->1'' '''
j. s. BEDLOW
Portland. Feb LIST. 1865 3 tshaaaT ~
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NOTICE TO MARINERs.

BEARINGS OF CROSS RIP L1sBr SHIP.
The following bearings and distances from Cross
Up Light Ship, are furnished Tor the benefit of
{ Cape Poge, W S u miles. n glgr M
West Chop. W by N N IA miles. ,
3 = end OF Horse Shoe, / N 81 miles. ~
Handkerchief Light Boat, E n IL miles.
Great Point. by e K III miles =. ia
East end Of Tnckernuck Shoal. \ ~ 4 81 miles
Slough of TsekernHck Shoal 8 e by 8 5 Al miles
Pollock Rip Light Boat. L E l7i miles.
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0NE tenement No 70 Green street; one tenement
~ corner Of salem and Bracket streets; and one
scriber, real estate broker. 81 Exchsnge st.
1e At ans. JABFZ G W0ODMAN, Jr.
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE, N. Y. Feb. 8.
Burleigh, the Lake Erie pirate, was deliver
ed to the U. S. Provost Marshal at this place
this morning. a 81 ~ ss.. II
se s ea QUEBEC, G, E., Feb. 8.
The alien bill was read third time, and
passed the Lower House last night, yeas LOT,
nays Z.
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An American ship bound to Cow Bay CB. was
lost on McNutt's island night of the nth ult, and
+ four of the crew lost. y ia4rftrr fr
The underwriters' agents have gone to the barque
Albion Lincola, to whether It Ia best TO get her
of or sell her she lies. She remains In about the
the Same position and it Is said be easily got of
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The Trustees have declared . Scrip Dividend Of
FIFTY PER CENT upon 4 participating Life Pol
ices, in force which were issued twelve months pri
to January !, 1865. Theg have directed The pay
per cent on dividends OF 1850 to 1850 inclusive and
the redemption in full oftho ededaredin 1861 and
1852.
Certificates will be red somed In cash. on and after
the first Monday In March next. on prssentat on 1t
the home offce. Policies subject TO Notes will be
next premium. " -sS
BY order of the Board.
~ rs4g WILLIAM II. BURs Aetuary.-
During the year 49O5 new policies were issaad,
insuring SIS, 1858
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Edward 2. Haines.
WATCH .MAKER. IA

For several years past with N. j. GILMAN, has re.
moved 70 No Middle street, SECOND story, lover
w @ Beokett's store) where he will be happy to re,
ceige ths patronage OF his fsrmef customers, and
the public generally.
sonai attention. - r.
January 2. ls65-d5w
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To the World (!
W. Harvey, M. D, & Practical Chemist.

After several years of ose study and experiment,
I have perfected my cAEMIoAL lNHALArroKs,
which have already ced and are sure to rev.
olntionize the old systems OF pIastics. The csebr-
ted Physicians. George Caprom. N. d. David
B. Slack, N. D., foretold to the word In 1855 What
have now accomplished Hear what they then
said in regard TO that fatal and prevalent disease
CONSUMPTION: 1.-THE belief that people never. can,
recover from consumption We consider to be sunsr
sttious and absurd. There Is NO more difacuIts IN
the healing tubercle In the lungs. then the heal
lag Of scrotulous tubercle in any 9th part sths
b1dy provided the lungs and general health are not;
to much prosirated. Nor do despair ofths ssov<
eoyery Of remedies which shall yet reach and lu'-
dae this hitherto fatal disease, and render it a. cora
be rs the fever and akas thu syphis We believe
the remedy for this disease will in ths form OF
gas or vapor. which shall be breathed into the
lungs, and operate locally upon the liberation there
BY reaching the seat OF tie disorcer. New rases
viii probably be discovered. aud essential improve
msnts made In the administration of those which are
already known" where there Is sufRcient vitality
left In the physical system to procure action can
always, with my Oh mical Limitations. restore the.
patient co health. and in ve-y short. Ny Chsni-
cal Limitations are NO more speedy and efRcasous,
in the treatment o consumption than the Chemical
Inhaations which prepare for all Of the following
diseases, wiz ..-.
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, PalpiofIoS.
Paraly sis, kpilepey, Catarrh. kiupsionp, Asthms.
Bronchitis, Scrosu Liver Complaints, Nsrvous-
ness from whatever oause, Difficult Breathing, Salt
Rheum. Erysipelas. Msrourial Diseases. Kidney Com
plants. SYPHILIS. Female weAknts Of all kinds. In.
voluntary Seminal Emissions, or Weakness Of the
Genital Organs. and In fact ali diseases req,iing
publication Of the blood. have special treatme mt
for all diseases ofthe Soap, which never fails; Dan
druf entirely and eectuAlly removed in one week,s
time by my Oh IN cal Preparation. NY limitations
are unlike any other ever given for remedial
IS. and csn bs obtained only at the Offices which
have established. An office will be established I'm,
every city In this state.
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ss DR. TEBBETTs'
YsI0Lo eIoAL
HAIR a1.a
r E q T. N e R&A T O r !
"a IT'S MoDys oPERAsDI: Srv

q tgN& ~ Ae3 1889 Efa vi eit
Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair. 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp Ia free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color But when humor5 and other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
disease, and the hair gradually turns gray, Dry
and brittle Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
of, and In many cases. If not arrested, will produce
complete badness.
To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
physiological Hair Regenerator has proved q per-
foot success.
Its not Dye and will not stain particle. 1t
will positively ''RKsroRE GRAY HAZE, in all cases
to its original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in al cases on Bald Heads when the glands OF
roots of the hai- not completely disorganized-
1t prevents the hair from falling Off, and removes all
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the scalp
1t keeps the hair soft, moist perfectly heaty
gives It a glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t lie
highly perfnmed, and as dressing IL has superb
or The Regenerator' is warranted to produce the
above results in all cases. If not the money to be
refunded With il every "Gray Head" in New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price 81. per Bottle.
TEBBETTs BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
.1ras-lis NH.
. GEORGE O. GOODWIN & co., SO Hanover
street, Boston. General W holesale Agents ait8
w. ". WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maine.
Ian 2eod Ans
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9P OR TIA N. ID
DRY UP FOR THE CATARRH."

.'Sympa by with those in afilction makes 1t duty
to safe that after suffering for thirty years from that
loathsome disease. CATARRH in the Head, and Civ
en- up all hope of cure, heard of DR.. WADs'
WORRIES DIZZY Up," and procured bottle Of the
the medicine, from which found immediate relief.
have used in the last three months. three bottles
OF 1t. and ana now comparatively well, and doing
my usual work, andI chserfully recommend it to
all afflicted in like manner. 3sala.9 y SasE
Dated Earlville, sept 10, 1854.
5 ABIGAIL BABoo0K."
e. II. Hay, Druggist, Special Agent, Portland.
jan19dSw8w
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CONSOLATION FREE

You can call and receive full explaaatiou
ESrohAcs 2Al Congress st., Portland, Me-.
am preparing medical work. which WILDE ben.
en'ial to the world; eoltainag ali IN re-.
gard 10 the diseases treat with my special mcde OF
treatment. When Publshed. due notice will be eiy.
en- Reliable phyaicians wanted to established Of.
noes with ny mode Of treatment in tho clti,s
throughout this aud other States, 5ilC
iss'lmoniAs Of the success Of my treatment can
and from2to6P.M. ~
Reliable Medical references freely furnished 10
those who NAP wish it, as am no travelling hum
bug. tah4rrs,,
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CLEARED.

Barqus Annie N Gray. Gray. Matanzas-cnass
Bros & Co.
Barque Florence Peters, Hooper. cirdenas-rhOs
Asencio Co. 49,
Brig Hydra. Herman, zaza. (cubal- Phinney
gig Sa,g Darlsn. Hartz Havana-Chase Bros 4 Co.
Jackson - - 'iiugo' nA'an4As
YORK 4 aga "a. Ames, Martin, Fortress Monroe-R
Durham snS md W-brigs Timothy Fie d. Geo
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WAR REN,s

Water roof and Leather Preserved.
FOE BOOTS AND SHOES.
For salsat Mr.-J. W. MAzssnID's Store, ia
Midsls st, Portland. he. dsc21d$w2m
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E0r sale

fEyHE stick and Tools Of the Paint shop over Tai.
4 bots Carriage Mandatory, No So Federal st.
Feb 4-dats 1 rs.,tsai-
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The number of American vessels lost dpr,n, .ha
month Of ,nuary is reported at 49, viz: stezmers
ships, barques. II briggs. and rs schooneis -nyolv
from the list. IA ~ = 80 : - '">eH
Bsrques Albion Lincoln, from Havana for Port.
land, wrecked; Mallie Metcalf from philadelphia
Tor Boston. abandoned at sea ~
br1gs Lagrange. from Philadelphia for New Or
leans, wrecked; Experiment. from Ellsworth for
rev I OK, abandoned; Fannie. of Portland from
for Boston, abandoned ~ ~ - ~ ~
Schs Nay Flower from Machias for Boston sunk
doned; Tarqin from Boston for Port ROYAL SC
wrecked; 4 Gem, from Philade phia for Boston.
Wrecked; A Horton, from Bridgeport for Phiiadel.
PIMA; wrecked; ii Rogers from Philadelphia for
Cardenas, wrecked; Gen Marion, Charter Oak Gar
and Alice Howe, Destination unknoWn
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

sY- farrters Of the DAILY p 90, are mos aElovei
t. sell papers on their roatcs. 49,
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TIMBER LAND.

KyoR Sale, in Pennsylvania, q tract of timber
II iand, of about seven thousand acres This land
ticn aording faciti for 81 e an rand trans
poetltion. Title iudiputabie. port on Of the
purchase money can REL main on bond aud mortgage
Address Box 7ls Phiadeiphia Post 0fics, Pa.
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PASSENGERS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

In barque Gertrude, for Matanzas-Wm II Chad
wick, aud Fred Allen. of Portland.
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Lost.

LOss.
ORo 0SS@m T street, Friday. Feb Cd, ssirh
leaving the sams :. ger VAL BE- suitably rewarded 81
"AAhE - BROWN, Commercial ct,
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W-Ityou arein want orany kind fPxINTING
oil ut the Daily Press Once. II
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LAUNcHED-At Stockton as,h -. g.. $1,000
OF Nudge Libby doe doabs a,S.S ~ sns ~
t bx 1oh ossd ra and Sssa
ton. and Calvin Adams, Of New York. Cspt stspies
10 10 command her. tiAi ~ S@F' SSAPAe'
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The Washington Chronicle o., Peace.

TIC WUsHshOt0n ChrONicle on Peace.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
An editorial in to days Chronicle attracts
much attention, owing to the relations of that
paper with the administration. The following
occurs: For our own part, slavery being
practically and constitutionally abolished we
are ready to concede everything else. to recall
our erring brothers," i,V Isl LII -or
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Music by the celebrated aBI
18th U. s. Inf. Band,
eoi -sV Under the leadership of
PROF. A. POPPENBERG.
Dsnc!ng to commtnce at s O'Clock.
iicket, rs cts. each-may be procured at Lowell &
Seuter's Bailey Moves. nsll IL. Davis (rot man
4 Co.s Edmund Dana's, II. Pac sards. b. Lunt 3
C IS aad ut the dor.
eE- Refreshments may b. found in the Reception
Room feh4dtd
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Balance Sheet OF the Company, January
1, 1865.
TR UsTEBs

-un4 .-ao UGFEBS. ar
MORRIS FRANKLIN, ISAAC c. KESDALL.
JOHN M. NIXON, JOHN L hOGERS
DAVID DOWS, JOHN MARS
DANIEL s, MILLER, RUSSELL DART,
WILLIAM BARTON, WIN. n APPLETON.
WIN Q. DUSEhBER1, ROBERT b. COLLINS,
JOHN WILLIAMS, DUDLEY FULLER,
THOMAS SMULL.
Morris Franklin, Pres.
Isaac, @. Kendall, Vice Pres
Wm. FL. Beers, .Aetuary
T. M. BAfTA, cashier.
CORNELIUS X RoaERr II. D.,l.,....,rL
Gao. WILKRs, IA. D., N
10 JOHN E. DOW & SON,
feb4dsw ~ Exchange St., Port anA
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SPOKEN.
Jan H. lat 81 co. Ion "a 05, sch Mogul from Boston
for Havana. with loss OF deck load.