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Nitbulnin qispatee,
q ,r,,rpAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1. 1865.
THE NEWS.
eurnNAN,s MOVEMENTS IN SOUTH CA.
pnrINA

curRNAN'S MONEMEN 10 IN SWIM IN
RoLrNA.
DISPATCHES, dated Charleston, February
r.ce iyed from Charleston yesterday,
...,e that Sherman is advancing on
E,anchville, and that skirmishing was
..,;ur on at Brazton's bridge, on the
salkebatolic. Another dispatch says
they we've at Wheppy swamp, thirty
miles south of BrsnchviIle. The War
Department, yesterday, received no dis
match of Importance from South Caro-
lima. According to advices received there,
i, was thought portion Of Shcrman's
force might attempt to cross the salke>
hatchie seven miles above "N-- Road
bridge" The Twentieth corps was still
At Rober;s,illc. The Fourteenth corps
was crossing a.Eobcltsville.
The sum Of every thing that is known
on the subject amounts to only what we
have believed for several days--that
Sherman is moving on Branchyille in
force. General Beauregard has arrived
in Augusta and taken charge Of military
uperatious there. We presume the forces
=, sranchyille are also under his control.
cAyNoNApINa BELOW.
4 very regular cannonadc could be
heard throughout yesterday in the dl>
r,ction OF Bermuda Hundred. The
sound Of guns has become unusual Of
late. 1t reminded US Of the days be-
fore the frcshet, when Butler was dig
ring away at his canal and Cur batteries
were pegging away at his worllmen. We
have heard no explanation Of the firing.
1t is possible that the Yankees have re-
sumed work on the canal.
MYSTERIOUS.
Captain Hatch, Of the Exchange But
reau, who started to Washington as
secretary to our peace commits si"ners,
made his unexpected appearance in this
city last night, having come through
Grants lines on yesterday. He brings
us no intelligence of the commissioners,
not feeling himself at liberty to answer
questions On that subject; nor has it been
found possible to ascertain the cause OF
his so speedy return. As regards the
whole subject, we are left entirely to con
lecture. The commissioners may be at
Washington, or they may have been
stopped by Stanton's orders at Fortress
Monroe, or even at City Point. Captain
Hatch may have been sent back with
dispatches, or the Yankees may have
objected to his attending the commits
sion. While utterly in the dark as
to their whereabouts, We devoutly trust
that the commissioners are sound and
well, wherever they are.
We have said Captain Hatch started
to Washington as the secretary Of the
peace commission. This statement is
made solely on the authority of Pc
tersburg paper, which, though generally
remarkable for accuracy, might possibly
have been misinformed on this point
1t seems to us probable that Captain
Hatch only set out with the intention Of
accompanying the commission to City
Point or Fortress Nonroe, and, having
done so returned TO Richmond. Ry
Monday next we should hear from oul
countrymen through the New York pa
pcrs.
GOLD.
Geld, yesterday, was quoted at forty
five, though some small sums were solo
at fo,ty>lour aud half, and even forty
lour
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OBITUARIES.

Died, in Richmond, on the 23th Of December, 1864,
i'll her sixteenth year. Miss ANN MARIA,
daughter Of Mr.. Lucian Salmons, Of Powhatan.
While on visit to her relations, this lovely
young lady suddenly became ILL., and, despite Of all
that kind friends and skllful physicians could do,
exchanged worlds before her friends in Powhatan
knew she was sick. From childhood, ANN
MARIA was gentle modest, .tcachabie affectionate,
obedent and sprightly. AS sheripened into woman
hood, she became more and more lovely, displaying
winning smaltness Of disposition and character,
which were, in marked degree the admiration OF all
who knew her. She was fayorite in her neigh
bo,hood. In addition to her many natural excel
leacies, her friends cheered in the belief that
she was Christian. She hid protested conversion,
and intended joining the church: From her life
and DEATH those who mourn her loss sorrow
not those who have no hope. While they erleve
over tie early death Of this lovely daughter and
sister, they do not repine from the hope that she
has survived the tomb, and lives, and loves, and
Shines and sings, in the Paradise OF God.
LUcIAN Is. SALNOxs.
Western papers please copy.
Died. at the residence Of her father, in Amherst
county, November -, 1864, Mrs. MARY B.
WHARTON wife of James A. Wharton, and
eldest daughter cf NJ. IL. Wharton, in tho -
year of her age.
Besides devoted husband, who was, at the time
of her DEATH Oh duty in the army she left fou:
sweet little girls the youngest an infant to mourn
loss which, Ill every sense OF the term e irrepAra'
BILE. She was a lady of fine mind and high attain.
ment., and, from early life, had been follower O
the blessed Saviour.
Again are we reminded that the ways Of Provi
denCe are ;nscrutible to mortal eyes. That one 81
young, 80 capable, 80 useful in the church, need
full to her tender little ones, and essential to tn.
happinee. Of her numerous family connections
should be taken away thus suddenly, is to US
strange and unaccountable di.pensation Of the Di
vine Will. BIT MY ways are not your ways, no
my thoughts your thoushT~s' saith the Lord It is
doubtless all tor the best s.ad itbecoines each
rowing heart to say, '.Even 80, Father, for so i
seemed good in thy sight"
MAY God minister consolation to the afflicted hus
band and keep the orphans under the shadow OF Hi
wings and at last, may the little family circle, thu
invaded and broken, be re-estabshed in that home
not made with hands, eternal in the Heavens.
IRvIse HILL, January, 1865. B.
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TnE AGE for January is out. 1t con-
tans some excellent selections from Eu-
ropean magazines, and is we'll worth
reading.
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MARRIED.

Or { e evening of 3lst Of January. 1868, by Rev
G. N. Petherbridge Mr.. THOMAS RUSSELL and
Miss MARY l.. IkBY, both Of Henrico county.
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TsxA<rar 0ESAaTNxkT,
CcsrxpErAry SrxTss Ov x1eRyCAy
Richmond. JanuaSY 4. l1eS. J

TExAsrRr 4EfAATNykTsl
CcsrxpErAry STxTEs o. x1EASCA,
Richmond. January =, 1eeS.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN.
LINERS OF SIX PER CENT. KONSTA1ADLk
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, lH9UEO
UNDER THE FOU RTEENTIt SECTION OF ACT
OK FEBRUARY IL, is6i.-Notice Il hefsey ~
TO holders aud owners Of SIX PER CENT. MON.
TAXABLE CERTIFICATES OF INDHBIxO.
MSS. issued under the fourteenth section e the
act Of February II, 1854, that the interest due "a
the same to ist January. 1865, viii be rald upon
presentation Of the bonds at any time afesr 1T
january to the Treasurer. Assistant TyvssuRss
Pay DepositaIies named below.
h - q. A. TkENH0b4s
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant TIeasarers at Charleston and Mobile.
Repositories at Raleigh and Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Dsposita,iss at Charleston and Columbia. South
'CAfctna.
-Dercsitaries at Saysnnah and Augusta. 0eoryia.
Depoaitaries at Tallahassee, Florida, end Mont
gcu,sry, Alabama.
Depositalies at Columbus, mississippi, and Hcus-
ton and Ma,shall, Texas. il 6-3tawlm
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~ In sroRB AND FOR sALB AT No. II
NJ in aseet:
Superior GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
Superior BIO COFFEE,
B. iSht NEW ORLEANS SUGARS,
superior SORGHUM MOLASSES,
rrne ROLL BUTTER,
Prime LARD AND BACON,
and q general assortment OF CHOICE GROCE-
RTES, which we offer at the lowest market rates.
Give us \ call. McAULEY Il MYATT,
No. IL Main street,
fe4-3ts between Seventeenth and eighteenth.
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TREASURY DKPARTAExT,
RICHMOND, VA, November %, 1854.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 70
HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERT1FI.
Cafes OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS. issued
under the act Of August ID, 1861, redeemabs after
the lst day Of January, 1865, to present The :eme
for payment on the SECOND DAY OF JANUAHH
NEXT, or at any time thereafter, to the Treasurer
of the Confederate States, one Of the Assistant
Tieasurers Of the Confederate States, or Pay De-
positary of the Confederate States, funds having
pose Of redeelning such stock and coupon honda
No interest will DO allowed such stock and cou-
pom bonds after January lst, 1865.
@. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eod2m Secretary Of Treasury.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN.

NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN.
~ ERS OF FOUR PER CENT. REGISTERED
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER ACE OF FEBRUARY
IL. ls64.-Netice is hereby given TO holders and
owners of four Per cent. registered bonds, issued
under act OF February H. 1864 that the interest due
the same to LIST January, 1855. will be paid ppon
presentation of the bonds, at any time afteI Let
pro1imo to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers Or
Pay Depostaries named below. 1t is impracticabio
to prepare schedules for the payment Of interest on
these bonds, as the number and amount Of these
surrendered IN payment Of taxes have net hean yet
ascert.ined g. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Treasurcre at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries ut Raleigh and Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Depoitaries at Charleston and Columbia, South
Carolina
Depositarics at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
Depo>itaries at Tallahassee, Florida, and Mont.
gomery, Alabama.
Depositaries. at Columbus, Mississippi, and Hons.
ton and Marshall, Texas. de l6--eed2m
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GTRAY YOURSELVES taken up, on the
~ night Of the sd instant, BAY HORSE, with
u Ulaxe face. He had on at the time a saddle and
bride. The owner can set him by applying to
JOHN w. DAVIS,
fe 2-3ts Police Officer.
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" ANTED, Immediately, bITUA-
w TlON, by YOUNG LADY, al SALES
MOAAN i'll soEle store references given il re-
quired. Address Miss N. NJ, Dispatch office.
fe 3-2t~
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
EYEGLASSES offered for sale by soldier
u jcwelicr on Main street were los: by lady-
The above reward will be paid if the eyeglasses al
left at MAJoR :. Il. BREWERS office,
Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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M A n L ID, first rate PI IN O.
w FORTE, seven or eight octave. Address
lila Z. WILTON,
fe 4-3ts Ncllev's Fofds, Nelson county, Va.
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XXYANTED, ONE HUNDRED THOU
w SAND POUNDS OF COTTON RAGS for
which the highest market price viii be paid, for
large Or small quantities. W. W. POLAND,
Byru street, between Ninth and Tenth.
70
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NEW SIC, FOR SALE BY

NEW MUSIC, FOR SALE BY
IN THOMAS J. sTARKE, No 7eS Main street.
They Can Never Win US Back; There's Music in
the Air; Faded Flower; Dear Mother. I've Come
Horac to Die; Farewell to the Star-Spaneled Ham
ner; UP with the Flag; Mocking- Bird Quiekstep |;
inorganic Grand March; Leanorc Polka BeanSe-
CARDS Manassas Quickstep.
Any Of tho above pieces sant BY mail on the re-
oeipt Of the price-$3.
Also, copy Of Redwood's supplement TO the
pharmacopess. Euglish EDITION. h13tss
COTTON YARNS FOR SALE ~
" 10 bales COTTON YARN, NJ, q;
10 bales COTTON YARN, No. +;
!. ~ l,ales COTTON YARN, No 70.
SLAUGHTER co..
= s-~sf ls9 Main strss.,
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81 TRxAsuRy DkrARtNExT,l
CosrEpe9ArE SrArks or AARhlcA,
RnBaoxD, November ~. 1861.
rI,HE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
COCPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued under the act OF August 18th, 1851
reieema bic after the LIST days Of January sfd July,
1864 are hereby notified to present the same Sor
Treasurers, or Pay Depotitary Of the Con5cderate
States, funds having been placed in the hands q
those officers fer the purpose of xcdeening said bends
and stock. No interest viii BE- allowed thereon aat<1
January LIST, 1865. @. A. TRkNAO4M,
de 7-eod2m SeCretAV OF TE6osury.
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TOR RENT, two good ROOMS. suitable
for offices and lodging -roclns. Apply to
A. TOLLESON 4 CO.,
est No. l4l Main street.
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EOR RENT, TWO LOTS, at Charlotte
Courthouse, having ON them handsome brick
tenements and the usual out-buidings, all in good
repair, and convenient to the different churches
To tenants who will take OF the property they
will be rented at very, reasonable rates. Apply to
WILLIAM W. HENRY,
fe 4-lOt Charlotte Courthouse, VII GINA
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OST, between Rees's gallery, on Main
IL street, and the Danvlle depot; PHOTO
GRAPH LIKENESS, with the name OF 81 Miss
Salle Ann Whittle I" marked on it. The finder
will be literally rewarded on leaving it at WALTER
Wu1TTLE'S shop, on Cary street. fe 4-lt'
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"ANTED, Il SITUATION AS SER.
w Want, IL cook, a., tor an officer III the
Amy. Apply to EUWAkD LAWkENIE, free
Of coipr, by no;e, through Dl-pat.n Office.
f- lit" .
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EOR RENT, LODGING-ROOM. for
IL single gentlemen, with two single beds, on
Eighteenth street, between Main and Cary, near
Main fe 3-3ts
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OST, on the Sd instant, between the
IL Old Market and the New Market, my FREE
fAfERS. The finder will receive reward OF
THIRTY DOLLARS on leaving them at this Of
Ace. ANANIAS MANN,
fe 4-lts free uan of Color
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auction sale
having been postponed in consequence Of military
cali, We shall offer, TUESDAY, February 7th, at
10 O'Clock,
500 pounds choice Sugars,
90 bags Cuba and Rio Coffee,
bag Black Pepper,
IS kegs Soda,
3 barrel English Bluestone,
100 dozen Spool Cotton,
10 bales Georgia Osnaburgs,
1000 yards Georgia Sheetings,
80 pairs Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes,
and large variety Of miscellaneous articles.
Goods for this sale must be sent in by Monday.
fe2 WIN. II. FOWLE, SUNS s. co.
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STRAYED.-Cam to MY stable, ON the
~ goth of January, BAY HORSE, with bride
;.l.d saddle on. The owner should come forward,
pay charges, and take him away.
+. LAUBE.
fe2-3ts corner Of Third and Broad streets
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WANTED, an experienced CUKRIER
w and MOROCCO FINISHER. Address
j. Il. ANDERSON y Co,
fe 3-6ts Tredegar Iron Works.
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TOR RENT, two UNFURNISHED
i ROOMS, With kitchen and wood-house, OIL
Franklin, second door from Fourth street. Apply
before A. NJ and after p. NJ.
ia 3I-eod3ts WILLIAM B. JOHNSON.
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i OST, between the Old Market and the
IL corner Of Nineteenth and Marshall Streets q
large pOCKET-BOOK, with flaps, containing 4
lead pencil. detail and other papers, Of account
to others than myself II the finder will leave it At
the corner OF Nineteenth and Marshall streets, be
will be suitably rewarded.
fe 4-3ts A. G. JACKSON.
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Lost sTRAYED AUD sToLKN.

CTRAYED, from the residence On the
~ southwest corner Of Franhlin sand Ntnetssnth
seraets, on Sunday, the 9th Of JanuaTy, 1esween
the hours Of 4 A. n. and r. r., TEkHIER
MALE PUFFY; about three months old; ears cut;
dark. short, snaooth hair liberal TuwaTd will be
paid II he Ia returned 70 the residence Also, wanted
- purchase WHITE RABBIT. fe4-lts
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I OSr, SCRIP No. 2l2, for seven thou
IL sand dollars, VIRGINIA STATE STOCK,
tnew issue,j in the name Of +. Lewis Marshall,
trustee for Mrs. M. L. Smith, dated October 10,
is6f. Notice is hereby given that application will
be made for its renewal
fe 4-faw3m LANCASTER e. co.
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T OST, a GREEN PORTE MONNAIE,
IL containing about seven hundred dollars, on
DIvAd street, between that street and Darby,
Read & Co.'s shoe store II the finder will hand 1t
to General JOSEPH r. ANDkkSON he will be
suitably rewarded. 1e2-3ts
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lrARM HANDS WANTED.-Three or
II four frst-rate FARM HANDS, of good cha
raeter, wanted for the present year. to labor on
ears taken Of them and fair prices paid Apply IN
person, or by letter, to SLAUGHTER & co,
ia sl-eoo3t No l58 Main stiNet, Hichtnond.
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"ANTED, "a PROFESSOR OF MI
wv -sIC, to teach in large :.mals school IN
Caroli location safe aud healthy, and salatt Ibis
raj. Address, ut ollce, enclcsinX references Uox
5 WarIenton, North Carolina. L. i-2ss
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NANTED.-A liberal price will be pa,d
w toany perscsi having aNATCRALM.AaONE ~,
or LOADSIONE to dispose OF, the subsesiosr whi
shire the same for short tmc. Apply, ~ letter,
addressed to box Isl, post-oficc, Richmond.
fe 4-3t> fSi
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WANTED, a situation as TEACHER,
w by LADY OF Richmond who is qualified
French and Music on the l1ano-fOrte. Address,
stating terms, NJ l. j., box 73l, Richmond, Virgil
MA. food references gwen, II desired. IL lit
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sI1EPPENG INrELI.ESENCE.
PORT OF HEw-YoRK........ ..Dro 2

Cleared.
steamship Colombia, Barton Havana. Spofori Tefion,
Ste lnn.hio Chase Roa'h savarnah. L. l.. Jones.
Stesn hip hmCrca, Lud, Ssslunih. Wskemsn Gookin
CO. . .
se,u,,hp George Washington, eager New Orlern'. H. b.
CroIwrh 4 90.
steamship Zion ks Eaihman Charleston, Livingston Foi
( CO. .
Steamer !. r. Tnomp.or MoKls Baltimore. w. rarel
- sms' ~ N~ros, ie Boat1I NcptDp" Siesnfhp %
sea1ship lee de Cuba lSp-a!,h). syrfi, tad.I, J. h
s,es,nc- PuApsco yeg Baltimore J. g. Small
s.eamshp New-foIk, Borncr. Aspn~al. Paehe Ma.
Steamship CO.
slip Newton Qfaml Herring. usublrs. s'oran Edge
Sip Femme Lassyrc, AAla..i Acw-Ofrans. y. II. Hrs
ha4I
Bsrk Harry Booth. Chipmsn. Havana ". W. Resell
Co
Hris Emeine C:eIl, weed Toba'oo sni Lsgans. "
Bis Es'ierl STR Girl-l Bafbldo~.. FL bop nr,.
c.
Rria Trnlpesi. Wilson. Mobile
Sem El8 le snL. iucssvi..e = c. II w. Loud 60.
sehr f.. l.. lsp,y. Jtn,s Cher eaton l.. L. ilucE GO
BAH August. Louif t@ctL Nnl.l, lrhsfn NoNfy' "AN'
more Fnsch Isilcke Z W-nai
Sehf Three sister, Davis fu1.nola Young. Gown
scIr. Asat~ Cook. roncc. =. r. ufett, son Go.
S~lr Nancy M4ns Iiai'sls, hey West A. AtbGi -
schr- N. T. giingtr. Penny Mobile Young u Gown.
scAr sunny Sog.h Bray. Wilmington, y. l. McCftisy
4 co.
schr gelrrrsph tresso tliLlhcftTort. Baker Dayton
sehI. plymouth RooL, Lof.ng, Boston, H. = Racket X
Son.
schr T. Lsmey.r Bsyl.y. Newburypori, 5. w. Lrwis T.
Son
$40 op Harvest, corw q, Providence, O. ~ siFlnhhan
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pu,.cuQrr, Sailed.

In steamship NewYork for A.p'nwl and san Franciseo
Col Bcloeue.c. NJ. Ring. T. iaischlayoF j. A. Dcleue
and wife. J. 4. Coleman. MajorGen Steele Rev. Mr. Mes
singer Mrs Ctuisins and diughie Th,o fson Sim. Hun
plIev Jauies Bsseti Harrs'n loug r. r. |sn Eaton Ar
l.. u. Van ,aon W ChIer. J. SIina-i VII nud nian Mrs
STROBE Mn. Miller NJ thew Campbell I. M. $. &, VIM H.
Parter John G. fa Auson OK, Ma l. tfpf =. D. lAhbT
NJ Coleman J. ". Hammond Mrs g. h. SuiisheT, A. h.
Lowe, ID. NJ Checseman. ~ Wick de sni vie. birs j +.
Perry, A. Conrad Mrs. Scott and tli %, Chs'. Noion,
Mis Msry Luke. :. Kingsley I,oberi Cbson Margaret j.
Better y f. Bent, App.egaie Misses :. ard VI. ApPrgsie
Henry Nay A. seci am vile, John L. Bil.e John Rove,
Luciru CLARK John Hsnoyor 5. IL Day Paninl Eoyi ss
Caihlrne Burns H. D. aich, M Henniss, child, and in
font j. Seller FrGnk MrrIi A. H. VIII u. A. morse,
Nh Jores and wife A. ". BoyIso1. r. H. Geives and
= A. Fitch. r. Teuplesou Nrs H. J. bTnl'rd, lido GTcn'
lick 7. H. Gazing aud boy, Dr. h.. johnson J. H. smith,
T. johnson. James Fs.rlcy, JaUcs Whitehead g. Hamilton
G. II. Harris Gcor-s Bsnit', ". Btyef wi" sud family, j.
Mn,ie y. iuradc, J. Risgs Thomss Grady, aao oiAer'
IN tie steeiGse.
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5taiionsrp ano Janfn Uooos.

81 4 ULTUM IN pARVO."-Valuahle TO all
I'VE who use the Pen or Peacil-SiaNER5 Pateat
Eraser and EuInishoT. Leteropener Folder and Pencil
ShaIpenerr neatly combined. Ia made from single piece
Of best Cast Steel beautifully shared and ahed has neither
aide, catch spring bat s always ready Tor 1T Il
ingenious Dtrivano answering may purposes en.
lircy"-kr,p The f1dcyf II mbu's usciul
qualities than any other ari Of It. sizr within my knowl
edge E-Gor. DHifo1 Of Connecticut 81" gives neaty I'm
.shod point tho lead vlo Oiing TIE ts least
Asr Fo,i Tritme 81 find your deyc- for the desk
la;ey sent ms very use al ar clr. Errn C3uing Free
&c ETfs.s aud BuTni her Leerioder ard Opener iac.
Ersser aa Eurnisher p. tie three by mail pos-pad.
FOR 81 2S \ O. SHAVER New Haven Conf, ana Tor sac
by sil sationcTs
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3]ropo5gl9.
ouAErzEyAsrzn's oguce, No. :

CuAgTzLy1srza's Og.0cG, 10. u sTArE-s1..i
EEN.l CHK. Dci. z. IGl5. )
PROPOSALS for FORAGE ana STRAW
:! god rerrbsn,aTls IINOIHY hAY aud sF1AW %
snt Of vessel, It such weu in Now.4ofk har5of may
rds.usied
The iy Straw mus. be securely ba'ed, aud weigh two
10 assnd q J0Dl pounds prr run. exclusive oi wood.
fIoPo.as u.t .tat. lsnly tAo ql-,it pnc, and tmo
" 9elyery.
iAs Hiy and Straw will be inspected By Government In
victor, tId weighed hsfors being shipped
"a gpos2 vii also be received deliver lay and straw a.
~easztsn D. e. Richmond. Va, aud Hilton Head, = e.,
" 20 NE sboye requirement.
plss 5e accepted from time "a tine 10 meet the re-
Ntvi'tA'us Of the Government.
Isyuea 10 be made delivery foon thereafter ~
NaI' !oI The purpose shasbe reca.ged.
STEWART VAN VLiETi hrcye. Adia-Oen nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-22
Beayl of Aisermcr.
SPECIAL ME-

SPECIAL MEBTISG-MISCELLANBoU BUSINESS.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon by special call; in the absence Of the President
Alderman jeremiah presided.
The City Inspector sent in communication appoine.
'nx John Rire.al Health Warden OF the Eighth Ward
In the place OF Ralph BOgert removed. Mr BirdsaIYo
appointment confirmed.
The Board up for consideration the veto Of tho
Mayor on the resolution authorizing tie compilation
aud printing Of 800 copies of the Ferry Leases and
Railroad Grants" A resolution to adopt the ov .
the Mayors veto lost for want OF constitutional
vote.
Nj FARLEY offered resolution leasing to the Nurs.
cry and Chds Hospital tie property at present oocn-
pied by that Institution located AT the corner OF Lex
in.,ton ave. and Fifty irst-st for period ~ -
years; also providing for play ground for the chidre
and appropriation OF sufficient smonnt OF money -
put the place good condition Laid over under ths
rules.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners transmitted .
communication applying for building situated IN the
lower part OF Bullngslp. in which to stsuoh Afe az
paratns. The application was granted ~,
The resolution, heretofore vetoed py tnr hiIyor ~.
creasing he salary of the Second assisS'.' NsIh
the Finance Department, was called up motion "
override the Mayor veto was lost. =, -, -,
At this stage OF the proceed nss' the Board ngrin
took M the resolution override the Mayors Vetp 90
m. eiolnon anthoizIng the compilation and PRINTING
Of 2 500 copies OF the Ferry A-rnSes an' i'-noco
Grants and IL adopted, ana ordeIeu 10 DO seat -
the other Board for concurrence.
IRE Beard 10y resolution donated to Mrs. DRAKE
Mils President Of the Union Home and School, the
snIa OF s. OO0 TO be applied q the edueation and
ajnenGnce OF the children of volunteers who AsO
inmates OF that institution.
On motion the Board then adjourned.