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From Richmond papers of Monday and
Tuesday we take the following OF interest;
The Examiner says
alt Is positively known that the commits.
sloners, as they are called on the streets, were
not nominated to the Senate: that their names
were not IN any way sent to that body: and
that they received no commission or aDpoint
ment from the President, and that thus. there
fore, their mission is without any official q ual.
fication.
"The provisions of the Constitution which
apply to such matters are plain and mdispen
sable The President has power to negotiate
treaties, but only that they may be submitted
to the action and determination of the Senate
He may appoint commissioners when Congress
is not in session When that body is sitting he
can DO nothing more than nominate them to the
Senate. Various rumors have been alta ched
to this irregular visit to Washington, but we
have very good reason to believe that nothing
preliminary to the visit has passed between
Richmond and Washington but general ey
pressions OF desire for peace, and that the so.
called Commissioners have merely gone for
ward to Washington in the general hope of re-
duclng the desire to something more definite
in the way of propositions"
The Examiner proceeds to denounce in te.
rocious terms any terms of peace contemeia-
ting submission to Federal authority or the
abolition Of slavery, either immediate or grad
ual, and concludes by saying:
Sail the peace party of the South protests
that it will in no wise have the peace OF sub
mission and Of violation. The parties who
have gone to Washington are men of under
standing, and they may on their return be able
to make plain to the humber intellect that no
other peace than that is to be obtained, and so
silence all disputes, and so produce a desirable
unanimity, and so explode forever all schemes
and projects unworthy a gallant people, 1t
may be hoped, then, to see the end Of the feeble
kind OF management OF our public officers
With Lee as Generalissimo, welding uncon.
trolled power over all our armies ana all our
Generals, and General Breckenridge in the
War Department, we trust that the real bust.
ness of the country will have the same chance
of being attended to, and the real business of
the country is, for the present, WAR, and not
peace"
The Wing says: 'If the enemy desire peace
these efforts VIII not diminish their desire If
they intend a snare, this is the way to foil
them. We confess with regret that we see but
very little evidence, and indulge but the faint
est hope, that they are prepared to accord us
such terms as we could think Of accepting
= "The President has done well in
his selection for commissioners. The choice of
Mr.. Stephens shows proper regard for that
sentiment in the country least satisfied with his
administration.
4 MIR. Hunter represents the theories and doc
trines on which the secession Of these States
was based; while Judge Campbell: NAV be
taken as the exponent OF those shades of opin.
ion that lie between extremes"
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GEORGETOWN ADVER,MTs

@THE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN,-The
w Georgetewn Draft Association has been
Forty dollars. pay able in installments previous
to the Draft. will undoubtedly protect every mem
There will be m acting of the Association every
WEDN ESDAY EVENING, at III o'clock a. the
Georgetown Custom House. Congress g. abovs
Bridge where aud when all the residents of
Georgetown eighth and Ninth sub districts, who
citation.
The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive
in stal lments
All interested are earnestly invited to coue and
help themselves; the time is short and delay is
dangerous. BY order
GEO. HILL JR., President,
ED. SdOEhAh Elk. secretary. ian I'm
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THE REBEL DEPUTArIoN.

Today at II O'Clock, President Lincoln left
washington by special train for Annapolis for
the purpose, it is understood, to join Secretary
seward At Fortress Monroe or City Point, to
hold an interview with the rebel "deputation,'
Nessrs A H. Stephens, R. NJ. T. Hunter, and
John A. Campbell.
The President took his departure in a special
car, drawn by engine No. 10, and placed upon
the road on few moments notice by the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad Company
Inc riesiuen' VS. accompanied ONLY by
'Ae - "e -.achees OF the White House.
etary Seward left here in the early train
yesterday morning, accompanied by Mr.. Robt
S. Chew, OF the State Department. When the
Secretary left here the Commissioners had not
arrived within our lines, and his destination
was Annapolis.
From the fac OF his going on to Fortress
Monroe or City Point, color is given to the
report that the rebel deputation had been al
lowed to enter our lines, and it is understood
they are now at Fortress Monroe
II is believed that the rebel deputation will
be required as preliminary to any discussion
of peace propositions 10 show that they have
authority, or the color of authority, to present
As basis CT negotiation some proposition less
inadmisslsie than that Of Confederate indie
pendence.
Our Government, we take it, has much too
serious work on hand to be able to waste any
time in the discussion of any such idle propo-
sition; and as the Richmond Sentinel, the or
gan Of JEFF Davis, intimates that the deputa.
ton as nothing more satisfactory to offer, we
must not indulge too sanguine expectations as
to practical results from the visit of these dis
ting uished rebels to our lines.
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Pr or1StOnS and Uo.hiHg.
February 2. 1861
Sealed Proposals, endorsed PROPOSAL for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables, will be recei we'd at this Blu
reau until o clock p. m on the 18th day Feb-u.
nry inst for the supply of 1000 pounds of Fresh
Beef ana 1880 pounds of Fresh Vegetables. at the
" ashIngton station. required The Beef and
tnegeta6lss must be of good quality, and the best
me market affords and each article must he offered
Tor by The pound The Beef 10 be in equal proper
proved securitv viii be- reograd i; Bono ZIP ap.
estimated amount Of the contract, and twenty per
cent. in ad dition will be withheld rom the amount
OF each payment to be made as collateral security
with ' "'piiou
kvery ofier must be accompanied by written
guarantee signed by one Or more Responsible per
bid be accepted, enter into an obligation with in
five days with good and suf cient sureties to fur.
nish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
evidence that the bidder is regular dealer in the
article proposed, and has the license required By
Law
The Department reserves the right to reject sry
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov.
eminent fe9.td
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TIE REBEL PEACE COMaIssIoNERs-The
history and personal character OF the rebel
Vice President, Alexander H. Stephens, as
South from the folly and crime Of secession,
are well known to our readers A. j. Camp
bell, Of Alabama, formerly occupied a seat on
States 1t will be remembered that lust pre-.
vioos TO the capture of Fort Sumter, Mr. Camp
bell appeared in Washington with Mr. For
sy The, Of Mobile, Crawford. ex-me mber of
Congress from Georgia, and MIR. Stephens, on
q mission TO obtain the peaceful separation of
South from the Union. Since the commence.
ment OF hostilities his name has not been prom.
inenuy before the public. Mr.. r. M. T. Hunter
was formerly United States Senator from Wiz.
ginia. He served short time as rebel Secre-
tary of State.
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IRA. T. Stewart, Of New York, has an
annual income Of 8 ,si3 637, or three dollars
and half per minute, waking or sleeping.
&Pepnsylyania has represented In national
banks 500 3s5 80, leaving but SO $50, e95 SO OF
the banking capital Of the State under the old
law.
SA couple OF frightened horses, attached
10 wagon, jumped from q bluff two hundred
feet high, near Dubuque, Iowa, last Wednes-
day. They have not tried to run away since.
sVThe Philadelphians are voting in the
street cars, the conductors furnishing ballots,
ON the proposition 10 admit colored people in
all the cars.
Ur The small pox continues to rage in New
work and one street las been barricaded in
consequence OF the epidemic. The subject has
Ron brought before the Legislature.
-Rev MI Buckley, pastor OF a church
a, winstqd, CT, has been dismissed, simply
from the fact that he arotsld skate.
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sc0 H. W. HAMILTON, Ast. ERO
sNZ DEPOT FOB COG

ec0 H. W. HAMILTON, Agt. ERO
eOZ DEPOT FOB oOG
GENERAL BUILDING MATERIALSs
No 500 SEVENTH ST., OPPOSITE CENTER MARKET.
30 900 LIGHT SASH: 9 900 PAIRS oil BLINDS,
INGS.
Tn addition to the above. a great variety u
RkACKlT NHWEL POSTS. BALUSTERS,
DOOR STOoPs, GLASS, PUTTY 10; -
the best and cheapest now in use. superior to
marble in every respect. and only about haif the
cost. ,,
DOOR and WINDOW FRAMES, DOOR JAMBS,
INSIDE SHUTTERS. FRENCH SASH and hnal-
ly, everything required about q building fur-
nished at short notice.
PAINTING DEPARTMENT..
@. o. HAMILTON will execute wi h dispatch all
orders for HOUSE. sIGN. and ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING. GRAINING, sc 20 left With
n. W. HAMILTON,
No: a62 9TH st., opposite Center Market.
jan IS I'm Washington, D, @.
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IL Il is stated that q scheme was set on
foot by several members of the North Carroll
ma Senate to bring about a meeting OF the diff
ferent Governors OF States at Raleigh. The
matter had met the approval of the Governors,
the purpose being understood to be to discuss
the question OF the crisis and reconstruction;
but Governor Vance, by information to Jeff
Davis, broke up the entire arrangement
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LOCAL NEWS.
Important Decision by Chief Justice Cart.
ter.

4" III sUAt DcCISAVH Dy CnIeI J JUSTICE C8Ft.
ter.
THK BAKER CASE.
District 'Spreme Csart, in General Term.
This morning, in the Supreme Court, in gen.
eral term, Qjhiet Justice Cartier and Justices
DIN and VSylie on the bench,) the Chief JUS
tics deiiv cred the following importaps opinion
in the q ise of Colonel L. u. Baker, who, it will
be recr Elected, was tried in the Criminal Court
undey. the indictment of false Imprisonment
growing out OF the arrest OF DR.. Stewart
GvIyDne ut the Treasury Department, and
Convicted under the instructions Of the Court.
The counsel for the accused, Messrs. stanton
and Utermehle, took exceptions TO the ruling,
and also made motion for q new trial, winch
went before the court in general term, ana
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CoNFIRMED.-Yesterday, the Senate after a
very lengthy executive session, confirmed
General Meade, commanding Army of the
Potomac, to be Major General in the regular
army, TO date from August 18th, 1861, vice
Grant, promoted 10 Lieutenant General.
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EALLY CHEAP DRY GOODS.
AT g. H. MEYENBERG5.

Having bought the entire remaining stock of the
lately retired firm Of Messrs. J. Y. Potter, Marta
no Co., of New York, at a low price for cash,
with deduction of per cent. will sell the whole
stock at prices named the bill below still Ieav.
ing profit of per cent to myself and to the
public the greatest bar gains.
The sale will commence MONDAY, Jan aOth :,
until sold
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T,EN PER GENT. OFF FOR CASH.

ITEM PER GENT. OFF FOR CASH.
All purchasers of
DRY GOODS
oh ould not forget that selling off Our stock
at the regular rates. and taking off ten cents on the
dollar VIII the money Is paid at the time of pur-
chase
We have on hand q splendid stock of
BLACK LYONS SILK VELVETS
Elegant MORE ANTIQUES and other Silks
French MRRINOS and REPS.
Elegant BLACK GOODS Of all kinds.
CLOTHS AND CAsSIMERES.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS. TABLE DAMASK.
NAPKINS, and DOMESTIC GOODS
of all kinds, which We are selling cheap, as We
vish tn take stock some time in February.
W. NJ. sHUSTER 4 BRO,
No. IS Market Space.
feI-3tif bet. It'll and 9Th SITS.
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Ii AIR DE ESSI NC,

MR. H. PHILLIPPI HAIR DRESSER
from Paris will Dress Ladies' Hair duriog the ay
and evening, at NJ. WILLIAMS,
fe 2-1m 336 Pennsylv ania avenue.
nE@S. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES. MR1 p.
Hs CARRIAGES go
On hand, fine assortment Of new and second.
hand Ii ght Carriages, such as Blu gges Rockawsys
Extension and Half tops, Jersey Wsgo DC ,& c !;
all Of the best make and finish Old Carriages taken
in exchange.
~ Repairing promptly attended to.
R0B'T H. GRAHAM
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMEST.-The con-
stitutional anne ndment abolishing slavery
passed by the House on Tuesday, was yester-
day taken up in the Maryland Legislature and
ratified by vote of ayes SO, nays %. Thus
Maryland is the first to endorse emancipation.
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JY. POTTER, MARTANO & 90.
The whole of the bill will be sold at the above
prices. without deviation. and without discount.
AZ S.M MEYENBERG'S,
No. 4S Market Space,
bet. 7th and 9Th SITS.
under the Avenue House,
NV stock of LADIES' FURS. OLOAKS aud DRY
GOODS viii also be sold At much reduced prices.
feb Est
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. M.
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & &c. furnish the following quo.
tstions Of Government securities:
WAaHIHoFOA Fob Ia6s
LATES1 FROM THE REBEL DEPU.
TATION.

They are at City Ps,nt awaiting the ar.
rIva, Of some one from washington.
BALTIMosg, Feb. 2-Ths annan,,.:s cores
pondentju telegraphs the arrival of the "Laay
Long" from City Point at noon yesterday
She reports that the Rebel Commissioners
were then there on board steamer, and were
understood to be awaiting the arrival of some
one from Washington
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1t is said. now that

1t lie said, now that Wilmington ,s cIosad
- "el trade, their attention will be who'll
10 zoe re- Mexico, through which port in ia
Cirec'ec 10 ont cotton can he sent abroad RI
claimed, sumo, interest on the rebel bonds
pay regularly tne Valance on hand beside
The rebels assert that tn, nave the money in
London to meet the March - o september
paymeltS.
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THE TRIP OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN To
FORTRESS MONROE
President Lincoln proceeded direct to An.
napolis this morning, where the steamer Eagle,
OF the Quartermaster's department, were to re-.
port for his service to convey him to Fortress
Monroe.
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~ Fort Popham, Me-, now bristles with
twelve cannon. The War Department: has
decided in case OF another visit from rebel
raiders, to send more guns to pop EN-.
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SThe Alexandra (Yal Journal saws -
civil government has been restored Oh - C ne
tern Shore ofFirginia, ard thaf' .ue - na Is
civil government will ~ rev uayS
county where Ii " 90 ..aa &c ,ha action
OF Gen Bur'~ - suppressed W '0 0'0
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M Arr N IS FAsHIONABLE nANCING
| 1V1 ACADEMY,
TEMPERANCE HALLsE st., bet. 9th and 10th sta.
LOST AND FOUND.

/ OtT-On Sunday night goth ultimo, between
- 18th and streets south. and 18TH street Bsp-
tlel Church, one = Black FUR CAPE A suitable
reward will be given by leaving it at the corner OF
18th and Q sts., Island. fes 3t*
I OST-On Friday night last. on street, near
IL 2lst. Or on 2lst, between f street and Pa av
q Point Lace HAEDKERCHIEF, for which lib
eral reward will be paid if eft at 81 Pa av.. near
SIS iRba Re s4b D. or spen or oE about
horns, white under the belly, with holes bored
through the horns near the head with bell and
cnnn collar. 1 will give the above reward if de-
lvered to me ON street. bet 23d and 18th
fe2-3ts MARCELLU6 HOFFMAN
I OsT.On Tuesday afternoon, Slst ult., On the
- skating ground. at the foot OF 18th street. a
heavy GOLD PENCIL CASE. with PIN, marked
with owner name, tLarkin). Finder is requ .sted
TO Leave 1T at the bookstore Of BLANCHARD &
reward will be paid. feb i-2tS
&IO REWARD rs HEREBY OFFERED FOR A
~ ~ y. HORSE that was Stolen on Friday night
North Capitol A Bay Horse, three white feet,
star in the face, and blind. jan 3l-Stt
I osT-On Wednesday night; January Is, on Pa
BOOK, with blue cover. for the I'd violin The
finder will receive liberal reward by leaving it
at LOUIS RICE. 291 Penn. avenue or corner of
6th and l, Navy Yard, near 10th st. ian 3l-3t@
&S REWARD.-Lost. on SATURDAY night last
p.I in Northern Liberties Market, BASKET
and BUTCHERS APRONS. and a BUCKET 1
Will pay the above reward if left at No 10 North
efn Liberties Market, or No. ~ Washington
harKft. ia Stat
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NJ o Il 1 l. i B
GENUINE IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

FOR SALE AT MANUFACTURERS EAP0rB,
No. 81 NORTH FRONT STREET,
Between Market and Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
AND NO. Ii B9WLYS RHaRF
BALTIMORE, MD.
yks subscriber bsgs leave to infcyn Daslsss And
Consumers that he Is now prepared 70 furnjsh
MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED
in any quantities
The universal satisfaction. This Article has given
demand that have been com pelied to greatly en-
large my capacity fer ita manufactures, and have
been induced to establish q branch house in the
city Of Baltimore. sad now trust that will be
able to I'LL al oFders during the season. Yet my
rule ia arst come RRt served.
81 DIsC0UEx no DEALERS
!. fsbaw Sole Proprietor and Maasfsc.urer,
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LESS THAN COST,

LESS THAN COST.
THEY MUST BE SOLD,
and we feel satisfied the PRICES NOW PLACED
UPON THEM WILL ACCOMPLISH THAT OBJ
JECT IN VERY SHORT TIME
The Goods We intend to sacrifice are. VIZ.
LUPIH'S FRENCH MERINOs,
LUPIN'S Reps.
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
Wool POPLINs.
Silk and Wool PLAIDS
Scotch PLAIDS,
Figured and Plaid MERINOs.
ENGLISH MERINOS.
COBURG CLOTH.
All Wool DELAINES.
Heavy MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
DARK SILKS.
Dark Figured DELAINES.
Long and Square BKOCHE sHAWLs,
Long and Square Plaid WosI SHAWLs.
DARK BALMORALS,
BED COMFORTS,
81 pairs 10 4, IL 4, and IL White Wool BLANKETS
Heavy White and Colored FLANNELS,
CANTON FLANNELs,
CAssIMEREs, and
WOOL SOCKS
Those in want Of any of the above Goods can
save q considerable sum of money (even if they
only want one DIRE ssh by making their purchases
of the undersigned.
jos. J. MAY CO.,
fel2tif sos Pa. av bet. 9th and 10th sts
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ia IS dtd

H|WATEK RENTS.
US WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
City Hall. January Il, 1855.
All occupants of premises where the Aqueduct
Water Rent for the year ending January Ist, 1856,
is now due TO the Corporation of Washin ton, and
day Of February the water will be shut off ct the
earliest practicable day thereafter. without fur.
Their notice and not stored un til full payment of
rent shall have been made, and two dollars ex-
penses of shuttiI off and restoring.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
ia l6-dlm Water Registrar.
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ITO CONSUMERS OF DRY-GooDs.

WANT Or ROOM FOR DUB SPRING STOCK
(Which will be coming in about the last Of this
month compels us to offer the goods named below
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ja3-td

THIRD WARD-SECOED PRECINCT
US SPECIAL NOTICE.
No1ice-ls here by given to the voters of the Third
Ward that election will be held on Monday
the 9Th day Of February next. for one member of
the Board Of Common Council from said ward to
I'll the vacancy occssioned by the dec ase of ames
Skirving. ESQ.
Polls will be opened at the Office of John Hol.
lingshead. corner of 8th and streets. from
O'Clock Q. IN. to m. JAMEe MANKIN,
CHAS. r. WOOD,
WILLIAM ORME.
20 dtd CDmmiasjoners
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TELEGRAPHJC NEWS,
FROM EUROPE.

FROM EUROPE.
No Troops to be Sent to Canada.
HALIFAX, Feb 2-The steamer Africa, from
Liverpool on the a1st of January, arrived here
at 3 O'Clock this morning.
The London Globe authorltahvely contra
diets the rumors that British troops were about
TO embark for Canada. =.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 21.-Ootton is unchanged,
breadstuffs are dull, wheat is firmer, and pro-
visions firm.
S9A aS9X.
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FATTENTION, FOURTH WARD.

U8 GRACE CHURCH,
(REy. ALFRED HoLMRAD, RECTOR)
AT ISLAND HALL,
Corner Virginia Avenue and Sixth street, ION.
square from Seventh street Cars,
Oren on THURSDAY NIGHT. February I'd, 1865
(TABLEAUX EACH NIGHT
Season Tickets, 81. Entrance at door, % CENTS
Children, half price
The Tableaux have been gotten I'D With great
taste and care, and at great expense, and promise
to be most interesting and successful. They will
number some 45 or 80 during the Fair feb l.ew
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& INTRODUCE

CEILING OFF AT REDEGGD PRICES
NJ 1Ia B,ijge street, Georgsts,cst D. C.
SMC5oT & RUKBOUaES
will commence This day sslfag off cir entire stock
of Day GOODS1the nest OF viii, a is fresh aud
reduse tito very low point BY lst OF March. in
wife all Who are aeekiAs bargains to give them al,
early call fe2.Ira
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Eshsy,-This morn
ing, in the cases of Benz. f. wilkins, Slmon
Straus and George w. Alexanaier, indicted for
violating tha Post Off &c laws, q aolle p os was
entered by the District Attorney. These par
ties, it wilEbe recollsetad, ws7s arres on the
charge Oh abstractiag stamps from the Post
Office Department, which yxspe disposed of in
PhiIadel shia
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~oLAM GHowDER, OYSTERS. &c. ,RvERY
N EVENING, at ANDERSONH the old
Ruby. !" 347 PeRnsylvaniA avenue, opposite the
MetfopoIltan, feb 3t*
HFATTENTI0N, FOURTH WARD.
:, There will be Mass Meetins of the c;t;zsns NJ
1 rTr r9qrth Ward at the City Hall. on FRIDAY
GnENlNG: fekrusry Sd. at "a o'clock for the
urpose OF forming an Exemption Club
ie22t IChron1
nTPuBLIC. TEMPERANCE MEITING-
~ -. There viii be public tenn perance meeting
DAY naY, EVENING. Feb Sd, att O'Clock, under the
AUSPICES OF Eagle Tent No. 299, L o. Of Recha-
me meeting, and an excellent quartette will fur
nisn Ine singing. The public are cordially in
SIttu. fe 2.2t