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a strong and sudden assault captured Fort
Steadman, but, after vigorous contest, the
tort was recaptured, with 1,600 prisoners,
two battle flags, and all the guns, which
were uninjured General Mclaughlin was
taken prisoner by the rebels, who all assault
ed Fort Haskell. but were repulsed with
great loss.
The official report is subjoined.
T. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
CITY POINT, Va, 1.30 p. NJ, March %.
To Hon. Edun II. Stantion Secretary of
War:
The following despatch of general Parke
is received from General Meade.
L. 5. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen.
The enemy attacked my front this morn
ing, at about 4.30 o'clock, with three divi-
sions under command of Gen. Gordon.
BY sudden rush they seized the line
held by the 81 Brigade, 1st Division, at the
foot Of the hill to the right OF Fort Stead
man, wheeled, and oyerpowering the garri-
son, took possession of the fort They cs-
tablished themselves on the hill, turning
our guns upon US. Our troops on either
flank stood firm.
Soon after determined attack was made
on Fort Haskell held by part of Nc
Laughin's Brigade, Wilcox's division, and
was repulsed, with great loss to the cne-
my.
The 1st Brigade, Of Hartranfts division,
hello in reserve, was brought up and check
given to any further advance One or two
attempts to retake the hill! were made and
were only temporarily successful, until the
arrival of tie I'd Brigade, when a charge
was made BIZ that brigade, aided by the
nf ~, al flank
and the enemy were driven out of the fort
with loss of a number of prisoners, es:i-
mated at about 1900. The battle-fags
have also been brought in. The enemy also
lost heavily in killed outside of our lines.
The whole line was immediately reoccu-
pied, and the guns retakea nnInlured.
! regret to add that General McLaughn
was captured in fort Steadmar. Our loss
was otherwise not heavy.
Great praise is due to HartranfL for the
gallantry displayed in handling his division,
which behaved with great skill in this, its
| first engagement.
JOHN G. PARKE,
Major General.
| SECOND GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, March $3.50 p. NJ
Later reports from General Grant, which are
subjoIned, show that the operations of our
forces this morning were brilliantly success
full The reDe, prisoners already secured
number 2,700. The Iebel killed and wound
ed Genera. Grant estimates at probably not
less than 5000" Our loss is estimated at
800 but many prove less.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
CITY POINT, s p. NJ, March 25.
Hon. Ed1in NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War
The number of prisoners reported by the
provost marshal is 2,200 taken by the 9th
Corps, and 500 by the cd Corps. Their,
may DC still some more to be brought in
| L. S. GRANT.
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JOHN G. PARKE,
Major General.
SECOND GAZETTE
bl. OlANlON,
Secretary of War.

CIrY POINT, s p. NJ, March 25.
Hon. Eduin NJ Stanton, Secretary Of War:
The number of prisoners reported by the
provost marshal is 2,200 taken by the 9th
Corps, and 500 by the cd Corps. There
may DC still some more to be brought in.
L. s. GRANT.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

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DRoPosALs FOR
FOR
e294,0O0
CENTRAL PARK
IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF 1916

Sealed proposals will be nj the Comptroors ONCE
nni Saturday the zst day q January 1895 at O'Clock
r. M, when the will be publicly opened the whole
any part Of the OF Two Hundred Thirty
thousand dollars OF tho Central Park mpro
Stock authorized by chapter IS of the on and
ORDNANCE q the Common Council approved by The Mayor
The said viii bear interest al the rate OF sr per cent
per Bsysb quarter yearly and the principal win be
The proposals win state the amount OF stock desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof
whose propoae accepted viii thereupon be required
deposit with the Chamberlain Of the city he Awarded
10 them respectively.
On prs.eatns 70 The Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
beran for such deposit the parties will be entitled
ecive certificates the par value OF
stock bearing interest from the dates OF payments
Each proposition should be scaled and Propo
sails for Central Park Improvement Fund Stock and
closed In second envelope addressed 70 the Comptroller
The right reserved any or ali OF the bids II the
fntercstA OF the Corporation require n.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Orr OF NEW YoRx, DrrARrnxFr oy FIrArCs
ConyrRoLLxa's OyrfcK, Dec. ~, 1864. !
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sSssf s.S ~Siss ~ SsssSJ sev eiss yes united Win
hysslf Aavtps made Agn asA ncT.Sea me iame the
Dula0oA aaa the power q Prussia lltho Alng summons
~ aGntn, remember the motto you eeear and uansm
- children and Grandssldrsn-Shn uod ier kins
appSsss o. rancs ynzDsEzcE cIARLEs TO rHs
ALLIED ARMY.
O lho l0th November Prince Frederick Charles a
xyuesIa. issusd The subjoined address,
MN tM HKADeuAarsns, FLEnsBURS Nov 10, 1884
UonnApns a. AIlInD Amy +.
psses hes besn concluded and che soond Danish war
eiosiocs pssss AFTER ssraoss war Ths allied army
DopaSatss and my command oeasss l wnh 70 sxpSese'
~ thanks 70 The Geneas eosvs andnen for their con.
aeass and ssa, whichs hks ny prsdscesser, General
vran&el, have found shown on evey cccasion. That
enedeucs was the guarantee Of and II act our
- hse been always victorious, and YOU have overcome
ev1ry obstacle. The campaign Of 1854 Si remain memo
saeee Both ior you and fer postsrisy. eR IiHts N
Aner lapee OF Mty years Austria and Prussia have
eoab fought side BY side IN the cause. Like our
ooveeegns ysu have besu iDtmateI! allied. Austrian
- PIussian comrGdee. There has been any dsccrd.
- nnhsppy incident has troubled THU harmony. Il b
= remembrance of this union that 10 viii ell wear
similar medal in sommemoration o this campaign, az.
easns1 70 ribbon OF tEe same color Tho er Of that
Seeon Will remina 10 thas we ought Always 70 remain
go comrades - We are Horeoters will remind
- that PYuaaa and Austria united strong and power
~, and, with Gods blessing, tevincible The Gem,
0an1er tn-C1iof Of the Allied Armies, ~
FREDERICK CHARLES, GsaeTh Of cavalry.
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THE WAR In ST. DOMINGO.

\ Pssesful Rsvelasien-Ths Rspublae
Still lLives-Impertans % Dominieans
In Fersiga C0unsRlss, &c., go.
We hsvs received copies Of shs BssHa 0Ncal Of 6aa
thgo Dc Is Csbasres g. Domingo, 70 The 9th Of Nsvsm
bss hst 8 Neu@lM tete rns
meeting q the principal ministers Of STATE and Mill.
taFy oGaoers OF The republic. uniting with number o.
stizses held N Santiago she 10th Of Ocsobsr a
nidniehs, and sslsmny disavowsd the authority Of
Usssrsi jose Assoas salssAe Prssdspt Of Abe pro-
vsionai sovssnmsos Il then resolved that General
Ulysses r. Espaas, he actual Vice President ce the
ssvsrnmsn, should continue 10 once, - well q al Ne
ministers under hin. The people, agreeing with shsss
fssolutions shouted. Down with the Psssdsncy Of Sal
ssAop asd u the time pseesimsd General Gaspss
Po,anso 70 sscossd hin. f&rset5
The new Prssdeat sosa aftsr issued prooAmation, h
which hs shows that ths people had lost sonsdencs h
saicsdo. fhs reason Of this appears v bs that that
oncsr asxoss 70 hsvs peace with Spain, ana had
saersA already so the preliminary ooofsrsooss 70 sha.
:G:ss ~ fss pssp sowsvss wi hsv: N 70 psscs s1csps
osssrs Iaususss, q sss national army writes 70 ns
ouiIIsrno, showing that bstls had taken place BE-.
~: We sSe e
Domnicsns were ordered 10 charge bAyonsts which they
So s IL: s:.s 81 s' a. % Z: .s:e ~. %
ne provisisaa sovernnsnt!has Published animpors-
ant decree, which concerns a Doninicans In foreign
parts Issued 10 The Beldin OfcSa OF the sth OF No
vember In substance provides that thirty days shall
BE- given 70 al Domipicans in Hayt two months 10 those
In the Antilles and Costa Firme and ninety days thoss
Who nay Be In The United States Of North America,
Europe and South America 10 present themselves In Sc
Domngo and give 10 their adhesion 70 thc republic All
persons not acting within she time prescribed will oss
their rishs ~ Domnicans. Those Dominicans being
abroad having the means TO return 70 thor country
required 10 communicate with the government OF tho
republic IN writing explaining their positions that the
government may take action for aiding them 70 return 10
lhsir homes. r. 81 f
Another decree provides for the immediate rsogauza
ton Of the army COMPANY Of guides ID provided for,
and srrangsmsnts made for the general improvement Of
the military services.
We md snlioa Of another fight with the spaniards At
Ban Miguel The Eight, 10 said lasted from nine o'clock
In the morning I'm nve or sx O'Clock ~ night The
tves under cover and the Spaniards lost twenty
killed.. On another occasion ttbs 27th Of Oetobev) q
Spanish steamer went up the Bay of Manzanla 70 get
supply Of water she sent In her beats, and the Donni
cans being 10 ambush, waited until they within ten
paces whom they opened violent and destructive fire.
Tho steamer opened heavy IRE, but the auerllas got
safely on The beats suffered severely.
The papers contain number Of stirring addresses 10
the army and people, and ID evident that the deter.
mination 10 sustain the republic 10 just ~ strong among
this people 20 ever II was.
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Coroners, Inauests.

FoUsp IN run wArER-The remains Of . man. sup
posed 10 be those Of Mr.. Bowes, late partner In
the Hoffman House, Broadway, on Saturday afternoon
found floating In the dock foot Of Thirty ninth
street. North river, BY Captain Smith, Of the sloop
Intrepid. The body conveyed 70 Bellevue Hospital
where OF the notified 10 hold inquest
Under what circumstances the deceased drowned did
not transpire 70 the Twentieth precinct police. Some
effects OF the deceased we're taken to the station house.
FATAL HArmwAy observation-disclosures wildey ysster.
day held inquest The body Of Lewis stehey, lad
ten years Of age who died from the effects Of injuries
received by falling through the haclrwsy OF Smiths
confectionery establishment No 1S< Greenwich street
he fell from the fourth story 70 the ground floor The
j0y rendered verdict Of Accidental death" Deceased
lived Al No. os Ridge street.
FAf.u ACCIDENT Nv A CoSoRnr sALoos.-About nine
O'Clock on Saturday evening Mr. A. w. sst.ree. In de-
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pRoPosALs FOR
NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK"


Sealed win Be received Z. ne comptrosIs once
same WIN =: publicly opened for hs whole any par. q
County Court House authorized BY chapter s2 Of the
laws Of 1854 and by ordinance Of the Board OF
approved BY tho Mayor May 8 1854 TIT
The said stock 70 provide additional for the
srction and completion OF the New County House,
Chambers street II will bear interest al the
cent payable sem annually, the
o May and November In each year. and the principal win
hundred thousand dollars the LIST day Of November
hundred thousand dollars the Is. day Of November
proposals win state The Of stock desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof and the
whose accepted will herenpon be required
them respectvely.i MN Fs# +. ".
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts OF
County Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be
entitled W receive certificates for equal Of
value Of the sums awarded 10 thcm bearing interest from
the dates. OF payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed "Propo
sails for New York County Court House Stock and
enclosed in second envelope addressed 70 the Comp
troller S
The right reserved reject any Of tho bids the
M1TTHEw r. BRENNAN,
Comptroller.
ConPTRoLLKRs OryIcr, Dec. q 1894
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Vhe Cotton Trade or Engla I'd.
lEE0m iha Iandan Telegrnnh DOC. O.

ne uusntisy Or raw cotton impored into Uniied
Kingdom IN the mouths ended 6lst Octohsr ot the
Sgessos year amounted 70 ,1z6 ,7o6 wts This total
toey nearly two million cwt In excsss Of that 10 the
lAne period 0 1863 and than tsics the Aggregate
earlng ths tea months Of 1904 lle sueoiusd tacis
slved this year brought from sritssh lndsa that
JEs and China occupy the next hglese possons .nas
Svey augmssted their ret1rps;" ard thst the United
oatss have iorwsrdsd considerably more than l50 Per
ssat b~youd shstr supplies IN 1853 7''
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Garibaldi's YaOAt. o
ne following letter has been rsceped BY the EDglh

eS -t CApRxRi, Nov l8, 1854.
LADun AND GHxsI1xm-Ths yacht which you havs
eseseuted me y indeed . precious gft. and Immensely
more precious 10 the generous beneyolence with Witch
- have honored shall all my fe be justly proud
having merod, because u meritsd by Oshefs
oehes than mysef-but, BY good fotune, gained your
NWpaihy Bene actors 10 me, humble iudvtduat, this
Gft On behalf Of tho sacred my couutry-ths
enneo efevsry oppressed people
VIA every grateful feeling my hart, am yours,
GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI
- NE generous subscribers Tor the .acht
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fs sap vis Of TINS article fromhe LIST Of January to
0e 91st Of OoopsY last were SIC 40 cwts against
Go1y Ael cwts in 1862 Russia Hauss Towns and Hel.
AnA received this year 220 727 cwts 6s cwt and
osJoS cws. respectively which 6gues represent much
niger quantities than those which haze reference 70 the
nw0 precodin9 yAAfe. ef4&4 WUfs 83TF lt~f4
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TUE COUPONS DUE JANUARY !, 1855, ON bonds
OF ssota county Ohio will be paid At the National Cur
rency Bans OF wall street and Broadvsv 90 and
after Tuesdss, Jspuary 1856
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SPECIAL sOCICES


.ho .rs .arosa !. sss % Drsrhe New York
Ssssa II e sssI
ss,,s, u: ssss mad: Quotas
as GS ss ss t'' BY reduction Of the
correct s enroimen there has been little Or dspo;ton
pSs sa pub
m 81 wa az e Of the
s Nss ~
Ing NE .n.oimsnt % q the eopny 80. soror.,
ana ssissosy both i.Ss nseps - % and
Our only object !: e correct the s and sss a
Ss
ss :. s:sss s:ss
M WIN printed and furnished 70 enrolled ei'aan
q We waSa or slsstisn diarlst.: AZ. ...z. . RI
snd hsoee did not having her names taken from
s e;
sec 70 that those liable and not enrolled shall be put
!, s =; s:9ss s
: : " =. .ss.s I. = <.
@ Fssss.. s y: di:t.ss !:
cog1ssns Of the fact in order that he same may b 70
J. s. 4. pesssd Il s:e e m
n 5 S r.: s 3 sas the RON
tious that the tndcAted 10 not
ses
W. Whenever Of exempou Exists for any reason,
notice should BE- given the Provost Marshal OF the district
81 he ye person HIMSELF that the nae maybe stricken
The followng are the causes Of exsmpton:-
J. Over forty.1ve yesrs of age.
s. Being an alien and never having voted.
Having furnished substitute In anticipation OF the
an: ..
nsnt physical disability.
g Ealing permanently physically disqualified.
Having served two years in the army navy during
the present and beou honorably discharged .
In addition 70 ths far possble every enrolled man
Ss Il
improperly enrolled taken Of and TO add those not on but
who should be enrolled.
Az this and not increase the enroll
mont 10 70 the interest Of every person 70 give correct and
any and all questions which may be put TO
them and all declining 10 answer or giving false
answcrs render themselves hnbic TO arrest ana mprson
| mont -
This probably attempt which viii be made 70
enrolment Of the county of New YORK TO DC
succeasu OF every resident Of this city and
l county 10 absolutely required. -
Tho government onlclss have svinced disposition TO
afford svery facility 70 attain the object In view II
lie who most concerned this effort 20 correct the
enrolment prove Abore and further excessive are
denanded because Of Se o. ne
responsibs they win have none but themselves V
sAa4REN & Ga4REsNFX qgsSBhss sRENHss sosSS ssSv;re.r
wiLLiAM N. TWEED, Supervisor.
ORJeON BLUNT, Supervisor.
EI1AAa wtEiAaR r. rsFRRx sERxas4 sSRss.dssr sursr,.or
CORNELIUS CORsON Chief Of Enrolling Bureau.
| oEisos BLbNT, 1ha!i%mSn man Of ccm%i..ss Committee
| 0kORIE forpYKEs Auxiliary Member.
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FINANCIAL.


THE RUSSELL FILE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $4,000 - Il
DIyIPED IsT5 sSe sa4KSS oS sip EAcH
4#4a#4.tt Presfdcnt
GEORGE A. OSG0OD Esq
N.~4 fM Vice President,
J. A. WELLINGTON, Esq
80 Aa Trustees, a@llE
Hon. H. s'pr-s & heHA.A~, Aa,J IL ,H.sIsss Esa.
CnkaLEs LxpaARp, ESQ.
~ BanRers and Subscription Agents,
ssssr. rG.nA11pa JAcxsos g Esehsnee glses snd
A't.sSA VIZ. n. osoooD. Esq. -
recent Invention restoring worn Files erecting
suabe factory and oherfor sale ~ their
bankers ssIes Of their capital stock a. $40 share
par yaqa being 80 share The company beg 70 inform
the pync ha By ts Invention they will Ss s6ie 70 e.ors
oacwelvc inch dles day It the tring expense Of q
cents par d0zan, and other sizes In piopora0n. r.
Every one any way connected acquainted with any
braA6 o. mechanical Industry win at sppecatc the
great value Of such invention aid the large ed " offers
Tor safe and profitable Investment The company beg 70
refer further parcuarsto their poepecus which can
pc obtAned vt their bankers, ~ NA1sr i15ti3RAt@
Xfssrs. MILLS CO, 20 Broad IT., and
rOLHAMIUS JACKSON, Is Exchange place. ~
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The Trade OF Frssee.

IpArh (Dec o. correspondence Of thD Lendon Post.l
= return OF " Imports and exports the French EN-.
D has just BEEN made up for the six months d the
1854 showing steady progress despite tho American
vax. Taking the previous similar sil mouths Of past
Pears, the following 10 the increase In inportaons;-
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4 ~ NKW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY. e
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEW YORK.
PROPERTY IN THE VERY HEART OF THE OIL
REGIONS OF vENAN0O COUNTY, PA.

4.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEW YORK.
REGIONS or vENAN0O COUNTY. PA.
FRANCIS A. PALMER, President Broadway Bank. New
NATHAN RANDALL. e1.Presidens United States Tsis
nIsEaT 81 sIcoLAY : e . AISsr N!sslsy Co..
or. ssd Broksrs . EacSssss place. New Yors 'An-
EDMUND c. SfEDMAN, Secretary New York Petroleum.
sscss sos,s sns BrGssT % Bread ,sisst New York
YsANcIs 4: doDwiN, fhiisdsipSis
ROBERT CLARsON, ef ClArkson Co.. Bankers. lM
'cIsS SHsEs a''S '5s. GT5sks P.nnyv.n
ALBERT H. NIcoLAY. New Yorl.
ANDREW nsHAYfR7Y, fsisaspA..
A;v. STOUT. President sSos and Leather Banh. Esw
OFFICES OF THE COMPANY,
: III s65rH S'T THiR6 hEsf STREET, Philadelphia.
A rHE NoHfHAi PAR or d % fn6
PRICE p PER SHARE.
s ss1Ss H's : 81 FOR WORK
HAsa sEES 81 GHk s52c1 1AREa GE TIs II
E HEW S06k S96k MR VIII RHMN THE
NEW T6kK s6BscRfTIoS AsERr sELow
FRANCIS A. PALMER,
HISEfT q ss1s SicoEAY = AiY'IssaSs, 90,
PoLHAMiUs 1 JACKSON,
- Exchange place.
the Once Of sSs company. - " '''-'N ' -'''''-' :
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seendng flight Of stairs leading from Lsssers concert
saloon No bs4 Broadway slipped and fell 10 the bottom
inurng. himself 50 severely thas he died while beng
conveyed 70 Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Gamble was
notified 70 hold inquest the body The deceased
lived ~ No 122 Bergen street. brooklyn
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The En~llsh Turf.

SALE % TEE RN0LIsn KAOgR BsAIR ATH0L.
~. J. Jacksop Of FaiTleld Eng, has purchased the
l1eve celebrated "ractng crack" for the sum Of seven
Dasasd hvs hundred guneas. By mr. the largest sum
teven n modem times for . rec ehorso tIt T6s
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OFFICE OF THE PITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
Y GhsfsSG RsiTay COMPANY Pi,seears Dec q Ises
dividend Of ~ per cent Gree Of eoyerrment tas On The
for The =. .o9as ending PsesmSsr & q ne hs.sr e sn:c
Januay H. l6 The eonpanys ohce In this city and BY
the transfer agents, wnsow, Lsnier Co.. Wall street,
New Hork 70 ths holders rcgstsred A the respective
sS. The transfer H SSoss WIN clcss o. he s:s Instant q
sn9 VII Iseopen on sns in eay OF January
= -'"' ~ ''''' y ~ N. d. BARNES, Secretary.
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CfrfzExs' sXvIN0s rBAlk .5a 2l.En. H
CENT s9Ssa saFosi on !. Sas: y ssss
paSSs!4kS Ncw' Skz1 sRssssr APses Psos
Bank open daily from 10 70 and Monday. wednesday
and .rr a,ifssy ~ svsnipys lys~ sto7I . tfsr tcr
~ AAA lo3aQa tLIcdEOk0K FOLSOM, President
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vIyAYTFp-TwELvE OR FIFTEEN FIRST CLiaa
w Gilders 20 60 70 baltimore Constant cmplcyr ens
the above, with the highest market thee
Apply ruesdey morning between ard 7ocock 70 JAMEA
FRYER 1T E n. Puidy 20 a ~ West 1sth st
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FINANCIAL

GHATHAA BANK DIvIDEND.--At DIVIDEND OF
Mx !6 per cent free Of government tax, out OF the
cds 81 o ns and # %crh @ g z as
books 70 remain closed "a inst 70 day Of payment
. ..-Ir. III ~. ~ CT 9. il scHREINER. Cashier
NEW YoRx Dec. q, 1854
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

A rTENTION-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN WILL
n receive the highest price for Cast or Clothing Ac b.
calling on or sddrcssng Mr. or Mrs H. HART, CArmin
street. near Bedford.
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

San Francisco has dseared dividend for tbs month Of
r ss Fes 4 z: Y sssa
H Heosss ef The ysar PsIass through
ehanse Iby LEES AWALLEk No. q Pine street, New