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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04
srABBISG AND suoerlse ArpRAYs.-At

STABBlNG AND SHOOTING AFFRAYs'
4 clock Tuesday morning, Barney Brery and parry
Of friends entered the saloon of Harry Lazarus, no
p.., II onston.st Rnown asthc x.lO.Ue ana quarfei.
"a ,b the nronrietor Brery asserting that ne couIa
~b,n any man IA the place." LHsrGs then attempted
sest he marty. and was stabbed by fnery II tho
nect severing the uguar vein, and causing death IN
fsw moments The party then entereda ssigt, stand.
iny In front OF the door Of the saloon, and drove on
None OF them have been arrested yet The ASSASSIN
a. nroprietor OF the saloon known as the 1910 Loan
No "a Est Houston ST. adjoining that where me muir
der was committed The deceased was wenknown
nrjzegher His remains were taken to the residence
~ his father in Centre ST.. Grand and Coroner
Wildey notified 10 hold an inquest.
p s. We understand that Barney BIiery was arrest
cd vesteray afternoon by officers Duryea and Porcher
st the corner of ll7th-street and Ihird-avenue.
Monday evening gang of roughs commenced shgh 10
Thirdaye between 26th and 27th-sts Officer Ihonlp-
sop of the 18th Precinct attempted to separate tben
when thew turned upon and beat him IN serious man.
ner he finally fred into the crowd. striking one OF
the party in the breast inficing serOns wound The
injured man was taken off by his friends The officer
wounds were dressed by Police surgeon kimbark
Mortimer OConnel, residing at No. 80 Ohyer-st,
while passing the corner OF Bowery and StantOnS.'
early tuesday morning shot in the eft leg by an nm
Known man. He was taken TO the Fourteenth freclhc'
where the ball was extracted ana nc was
then taken home
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CPECTlL WAR TAX-EIGHTH DISTINCT

y ,Eighte.Ith Twentieth and Twenty'rst Ward -.ies
b,rrv ,iu hat Tie list of taxes assessed IN Jordan
With the pro.so OF the Joint resolution OF to'e.s'
proved July L. 1864 imposing special tau OF w r.
mon The gains profit, or income the year sndi- &c w.
1863 has been returned to me by the Assessor OF '' '
aud that said taxes now duo and payable 'h' -
thereof 4, hereby demanded. per- nel notice %, Pc,
demanding nav snen within ten days Of is serve w.
mailed to the address OF each person on The -.
omit 10 my such tax than ten days isou re
hereof Tor which Zee Of twenty cents viii De ID, 90 4
ALI persons " Lo slai neglect % I0y the s'm - ",''i
within the tine .uccitcdin such special notice vi ., 49,
to TEs PrR CkyIuM additional and lee oil t@e"'! CO.'S
each Tor the service Of tho notice Once open lI'i'
TO p. m. WV l. gOANASi, W. 30. "a ax.v
Dec %, 1864 -" "'
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DRAMATIC READINGS.--A course of dramaac
readings and recitations will be given by Miss seds
wick at the lecture room Of the Historical Society com
mencng to morrow Thursday evening, and continuing
for three successive Thursday evenings. Miss Sedg-
wick has devoted herself to the profession OF dramatic
reading and has already read with acceptance before
good audiences in some of our principal cities.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-Circuit--Part Nos. Og9
1Inl l035 Gg7 693 10 I'll Part NOs. 800 63I, B3. ~
s7s s. I tss 500 &C. $40 ~ $50 49, $50 4a 46 3l2 $50
40 Part lI.-Csse No calendar special Iern-iss1t
10 IA 49, l43 IA Jas, 146, 49, 148, ~ 49, .o
SUPERIOR COURT.-Part Mos. I743, 46l3
a7sI g7s3 46Ie 1855 1893 3opt 800 4J7 1915 Pr. ~
4s 3t53 Part I-Nos 4348 25Ti. 4l70 4flO 72d, Jl28
2s-s6 25l2 4ll2, 1918. 3402 1894, 1898. +0lG 40!4
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Tnal Iern.-Ad
tanyned for The term The General Term viii be in session
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CITY ITET ..

Barnum, for the fourth time repeats his lee
tne on the Art of Money Getting, before Eastman
Commercial College Poughkeepsie, on Thursday night
the 5th inst On the evening following he delivers tho
same lecture before the Lyceum at Kew Paltz.
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IAdvsr ,isefneutI

IAdv, rtiseneutl
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE 1910 LOAN.
TuE NATIONAL CrRRENcr BANK No. WkLLsr,
FISCAL AGENT OF TINS CovERNxrSr
viii receive Subscriptions for this con during A'weeh s'ns
TO subscribers very liberal terms
Also -"
ample stock Of $40 rRlA.rRT EogEs hand for ''le
On Government account, at ! commission discount Aho
REVENUE srAyPs 81 4. ~ and 's discount
i. q. Aplxs, Prs.ident
T. ScoPIKLp, Ca.hieL
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NIBIo's ITALIAN OPERA BUFTA.-The season
commences tonight With LElsir dAmore; Nine
Claudina Carroll as Adins
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.,5,OOO.OOO,

Y
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE City
or NEW. YORK. mon mn,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0,OOO,OOO.
FINANCIAL AGENr OF mn UNiflD SiAlLs
Nos. n and 80 pme.st.. y. y.
This Bank has ready Tor sale following the commis'
son 10 pnlchasels) L. \ 1910 nGtes which nj maturity
are conI eIible into six per cent gold bearing loan
,ullccts wnrfants certificates maturing loans ana
drafts and attends to all financial busness with Govern
Incnt Parties wishing avoid the delay and incon'
yenience of direct correspondence with the Depart
nents are invited TO apply ut tits Bank.
MORGIs KEIcHuN, President.
D. W. VAUGHAN Cashier.
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r A FREE LEcTURE.-Frank W. Ballard, esq,
will deliver lecture this evening before the Young
Mems Christian Association. at their rooms. NO Iol
Fifh.ave.. on Tie Stewardship of Wealth, as hius
uated In the lives of Amos ard Abbott Lawrence
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SniIrti,

Sulirti.
JAN. Observation-Disclosures, Araso, Aeni't, Corsica,
Masnz's.
Ship--Denschsnd
Brig--r. A. Darrell
JAN. 3-Ship-Surprise
Barss-Asutho, Teresa, Antelope.
Bnss-L. W. Eaton Connolly, Emma Dean.
Schr.-L. r. Ives, Sunny south.
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lAdsoitiicmcnt
LAST CHANCE FOR THE lO-lOS.

LAST CHAgCE FOR THE ILLUS.
"TEEAsuEY DEPARTMENT Dec. g. 1874
"Noee hereby given that the tenoy loan vii be with
drawn on the IN Of January neat so ,ub.cr ton, therefor
viii be Iecey ed siter that date.
wv. p. FKssKsDBS Secretary oftLe Treasury"
The FIRST NATIONAL BASE. 10. 40 BROADWAY viii 10
for tho 10 40 bonds tie most liberal
ern. up TO O'Clock SATURDAY the 9Th inst and on the
,v,,, Of i've per cent down. further payment, may be
postponed until the bonds ready for delivery.
Tnls BANK i. in daily 10 eipt Of $40 TREASURY Norzs
for sale on Treasury comnis ion allowed
and the note. forwarded Bank, and Banker, free Of
p,n,e D l. IhohPsos r'e'iu NJ
JAxTs CUKPHEy, Ca.hieI
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| MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rlsrs.. sun Sots..i:45 Moon Se,s...2 %
HIGH WATER DAY.
Sandy HOOK. .il.3l GOV. lsland.. :l2 Hell Gate.. @sj
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The movement of City banks toward the National
system is steadily progressing. The Metropolitan

The movement of City banks toward the National
system is steadily progressing. The Metropolitan
and the Marine Banks are the last mentioned as
taking active steps. Enough have already sgnited
their intention to make it certain that before the
year closes the National system will largely pre-
dominate in the city and State.
Money is active, and upon mixed collatarsls
nothing is done under 7 y cent. Upon Govern
ment stocks little lower rates are occasionally
made but is the current rate.
The First National Bank paid $500, 600 of Treas
ury drefts to-day, and received subscriptions to The
1905, sli5,OOO.
TRpGsgRY DEPARTMENT Jan. ., 1900
Notice is hereby given, that any subscription !or ili
Bonds made during the current woek' amounting %
SdO0O ana upward may be peid in instruments OF o'
less than onethTd the 18th inst. mot less ihan one
third the 18th inst. and the BALANCE On the 2tst inst
Each instalment must be SEINE multiple o. s.W.
W. J.. FEssENDEN, See'y o. the Treasury.
Frcigtts-Thc market continues dull, and rates
are heavy. The engagements to Liverpool are 100
boxes Cheese, at lbs Cd; 800 hhds Tobacco, NJ
22s. Cd; and per steamer 400 boxes Bacon end iVV
tcs Lard, at los. TO London, 400 boxes Cheese, at
22s. Cd 100 ties. Beef, at IS. Gd. IoGlasgow, "oo
ties. Beef, 1t As. % hhds. TalIow, at los, aud %
ties. Lard, at Dos. TO Matamoros, 1000 bushels
Corn. at 2jc in gold; 300 Ibis. Flour, at ST. and
per steamer, 500 bushels Corn, AZ j0c in gold.
The busirees Of the Sub-TreasuTy was: Receipts,
-, 1888, COS SO; for Customs, $l23Vo; Pay
mcnts 81 393, GA - account Of Loan, Sl2i,ooVi
Balance, S2O,7O2 III 70.
The Mnriposa Bond and Stockholders Commit
tees have had conference, without result thus far'
The stockholders desire the designations OF the
trustees which have been rendered by Messrs. Hoy,
Ketehum and Billings. Some of the boidhoiders aie
desrous of prompt steps toward foreclosure, but a
larger interest i'll ;he bonds favor policy which
will postpone the claims of the bonds pay the drafts
drawn upon the New-York office, and leave the
shareholders in quiet possession Of an estate which
all the parties in interest unite in declaring to be
valuable, If such property in California is ever
worth anything.
Tho following viii shsw the exports OF specie
ftom the port of New-York:
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Speaking Of HOLIDAY GIFTS, The Tribune o
the 23d inst says: Morton gold is property in itself
and forrn very appropriate and useful Christmas present t.
all who ..4.;e Cor profit or for pleasure"
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+" yJ,HE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
l. SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-TEE BEST OF ALL PINS,
MOTIONS GOLD Pens.
THE RFsT Pes IN ME


THE BFsT PENS ~ THE WoRi.n
On reseip. OF any of the following sums in q tLe,ub
.criber will send by return nail or oherwise oc'r
God Pen Peis-'oeeng The m"e According 70 e'e''-
GOLD PENS WITHOUT casss.
For 50 the Magic Pen i0I 20 cents the sv Zen:
for 81 Away. eldy Pen; for 81 ., ~ Elegant
Pom and Tor 81 So the EAce.or Pen-ia"se Iers are ot
numbered bat correspond In sizes to NUMBER y 20 ana
respectively
sAaS PENS ~ SILVER PLATED EXTENSION CASES WITH
For 81 the Maxi, Pen; for II g. the In ~ Pen; FOR
5 50 he Alway; Ready Psni for 81 the f"sa"t fe"j
These are Wei Finished, Good-wrtns Gold Psrs. v.'i
rdosmin Points the nyrfass .et s pep eI
are sDrarroSfed and, therefore. no! erc'dhs'a1.'
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.
The name A. Morton Number" and "oa.i,y.' 10
stamped the following Pens and the points az "~aE'sa
for six months, except against accidtnt. .,.-r.,
No 8 the largest. adapted FOR the POCKET. No ' ,aa's,
No. 10 The largest Mammoth Gold Pen, .cs ne 60
GOLD PINS, WITHOUT CASES
For ~ Is. No. Pen 1T aaliy or no Pen - c.sty.
No Pen 81 quality.
For ~ No. Pen lst quality; OraNO. 4 Pen hcaai'y;
For - 80 trea, Isl quality No. 'rsa "a ay;
Fo 50 Is No Pen Isl duality; or No. Pen ,! crafty.
For % - Ma. Pen; ~ 81 No. Pens - . So Pen;
So OsNo. Peni ~ JOa No. 10 Penal ~ eHai'y.
TuE GOLD PINS, ~ SILVER EXTENSION cases WIS
For .eaNo Pen. IL, quality: OF No Pen "a cral'.y
For ~ 50 No Pen LET guilty; or No Pen -sfhay'
FOr s5a No Pen Isl qasfy or No. Pen % quality;
or No. 5 Pen. ID quality.
For - 70 No Pen st quality ora No. Pen qasiity.
FOR sisca 80 sPen, l., qS.ity; or No Per- =. sasy.
For IS 10 No. D Pen Isl quality.
GOLD PENS ALI FIRST QUALITY SILVER MOUNT. DR.z
Tor 50 ga No Pen; Tor IS 70. Pen; :or No s
Pen for 8 - II a No. Pen
FOR '.No. PEN oE 80 No. Pen; aud for 80 No 10
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BORT Uaroens' Notiee.
STATE oP NEw-YoRK.

STATE OP NEw-YoRK
PoRr-WARDEss OFFICE, No. ly4 NaN-s.
NOTICE is hereby given, in acc0rd4cce with
~ section Of the act passed April ~ 1881, - 81 A
Act to Reorgaze the Variens Office OF tie Po O.. New
York" TO persons interested in having charge or tho
subject Of such inquiry exsmnstcn or s'vr Aat
the following vessels under eKfinaion ~ me Port
Wadens that the said surveys OF exali laonf w %
completed within days succeeding tis notice SD,
board ssid vessels;
Steamship City of Manchester. y. T.
Steamship Britanfii..... y n
Steamship Evening Star.........,.......'&9 =. \.
Slip Samuel kussell....... .....s.s....Js = y
Bark Pilgrim. "
bafk IT, Paailrr
Bark Rapid. 800 : - -
Bark Aioe rtlna. J." T. n.
Balk tarOlLe '''s'tshis
Ba.k Cabot. ..Marston * frNcI'
big Aacique..
Big Hattie Bishop. " re- =
Brig w. w. Lord. .Atanfi' IfcA
Brig Highland Mary.....'' p. n
brig Ierrsit.... u
Big AUcTcz..
Brig Hiram. .'' 30 n
SciIE. ". Is. Borden. oot bico-sf 81
MINTHORHE TOMPkINS. fles.-ert
J. Arcs HERMAN. Secretary.
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Attention is called 20 proposals for "S2OO,VoO
New-York County Court-liOuse Stock bids for
which will be opened at the Controllers Office on
Thursday, Jan. 5, 1855 at O'Clock P. N. This
stock is authorized by the Board of Supervisors and
the Legislature of the State 81 NcwYork, and will
bear interest at the the rate 81 = cont, payable
haf-ycarly. The principal viii be redeemed in 1859
and 1890.
Messrs. Goodyear Brothers and Durand offer for
sale $500 900 of the per cent First Mortage Bonds
of tho broadway and Seyenth-ayc Railroad. These
bonds, which are secured on the whole property of
the road, have coupons attached, payable semi
annually at the Broadway Bank.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF
specie from the Port OF Ncw-Yor, to foreign ports
for the week ending Jan. 3, 1865, was s2,5'6,sls.
The receipts Oh the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending December II, were si06,65s; cores
ponding week last year, EN-, 9O2; decrease $i2,di
Comparative statement Of tie earnings Of the
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad Company for the
months Of August, September, October and Novem-
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Advertisement.
DYSPEPSIA =
A CURE WARRANT n.

Dyspep.ia has the following symptoms
l. CONSTANT pain uneosnes at the pit Of ths 'onaeh
D. Fatulepcy and Acidity
! Costiveness and Loss Of Appetite.
T. Gloom and Depression Of Spirits
Diarrh9a with gripping
Pain In all parts OF the System.
z ConsumVtive symptoms and Papitation OF the Heat
g. Cough with Phegm in the Throat.
g. Nervous Affection, ard want Of Sleep AZ night
10 Loss Of Appetite and Vomiting
H. Dizziness Dirnness Of Vision and Loss OF sight -
~ Headache and staggering in walking, with great Weak
pess- . -. -, -,
ont OF the thousands Of Of Dyspepsia that have uec
DR. Wi.arts Great American Dyspepsia Pills, not one d
them ha, failed Of perfect We warrant cure IN every
case no matter II Of twenty standing sold by druggists
sverywbere snd Al Dr. Wisaits Office. No 10 " Second
Philadelphia Pa All examinations aud consultations ree ="
charge Send for a circnsT. Price ~ per box sent by
mail, free Of charge receipt OF money
SOLD AT HHLsBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAkrHonsH
SgIr METROPOLITAN HOTEL AND By DKUGGIsTs EVERY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04

SKATING. The Fifh-Avenue Skating Pond
being oe of the most fashionable Winter resorts f
the lovers Of the pleasing and inyigoratng exercise OIL
skating was unusually well attended yesterday Jus
visitors being counted by Thousands. fine band OIL
music was in attendance during the afternoon END even
ing adding materially TO the enjoyment OF those present
Notwithstanding the snow storms which prevailed last
evening this pond will be thrown open again to-day
and music By the band will be the orders Of Tie day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04

TUESDAY, jan 3, lo6I.
ASHES-The market is still unsettled and prices
are nominal.
COTTON-There has been more activity too day, par
tcuary toward the close and prices are better closing
strong, sales Of about 800 bales.
COFFEE-There has been fair inquiry. and prices
are very firm; sales Of l.450 bags Rio ex Hiram on
private terms and 100 bags Maracabo at zoe In gold
The stock OF Rio In the country made up by Messis
VIM Scott y Son In 81, 49, bags including 5sOO In
Baltimore. 1000 IN Philsdelpbs, and 5i,Je2 In New
York.
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Adyertisement
Fiscal Agent, UNITED STAYS TRFh'uRY
NiyTu NATIONAL BANK NEW. YORK Jan. 9 1860.

Fiscal AGENT, UNITED STaTys TnFAsuRf !
NINTH NATIONAL BANK, NEW ORR Jan. j. 1907
DEAR SIR: The 1910 United State Loan, az
announced ny the Secretary Of the Treasury will positively
be- withdrawn from the market Sturdy next the 'th inst
We will receive ia payment Legal tender aud National bank
notes checks city banks Ind al United States per cent
notes with without coupons allowing the acc
undated interest.
The accrued od interest the 1910 bond. nay be taken
st $50, payable in currency.
Payment, may be all made third on or before
the 9Th Of January third before tie 18th OF Januery
OH. third on or before the 2lst OF January.
We ,ha b. plrased afford you further information in
our power, on application at our banking house
Yours truly. }. u. OLyls, President.
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TIL total number hi. w.et 9i head, compares with 'si
he al ast week and with 5li6 mead per week last
wear and IN l the ,pondbs week one year ago.
Tie nunD,r sold yesterday and tody at th' laI
LEI - head comparcs with 9il head ist week. sud with
In road tie average per week last and with aiS head
atm, III Of up ytlI lsa.
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,,rstxG nay or THE MARKET.

TRcsdav, Jan. 3. Owing To the general celebra-
zion OF Monday A. the Nrw.iers holiday there was very
little DO .iur,s the citts MARKET a. was generally
und.rso,d that this IVES 70 be the oprnts day snd Is
prlslc list It will be- he closing onr also - no more cattle
are expected sun fon The state u trade a. noon sPPsara
very kry That oil ~. stock could not be sold snd probably
would not the brokers "a not concluded t. eas~ on little
upon the prices ~ which thn morning saei started which
,rrs say were cent pound higher than lat week The
range va from l!d2jc per 10. lot bet wesh 81 brei-ho
acf bc for airw rais o extra bohd,y Oee shch 80
the very itles up county oxen such Duum serr a.
those fed by Daniel Drew 70 he. w sss oi
over Il cw'., upon the. sud four year old strers
The price OF ht Clis bnucks to day 10 io0lse
g d. and extras 3o zoe. But he grBt mass OF the stock
will tc nc ia bc und not many below l-ci as e great ii
al e. nv ags Is o yer the stock now il genera made mp
o sir medium Nc,ern aerts aud state s'ock nom common
working Oxen a. high I'D Oxen aud steers The stock to-day
preiiy fair upon tie Bnd the weather DE-
shtfS plc.1u mi cool with int snow enough ot eool
sloehiu. Ii is ii yooi day or lively MARKET yet 1t Is not
The number y not fe cno.@h 10 make business our ptt
o'a coming IN 'io IN the iofeoon p"duch thi
effect The total number the market books i1l TIE week
$40 bead, but they IN scattering iro IursdAy to
Tur,y and Few sold every day. and the army con
more to d. than $3.50 head o sale Thse vii ell OF nearly
al-be sold and the wkc o. snil advance upon lat
aerbo,n ard sa, say estimates OF woght generally,
ia favor Of the butcher
TnE cross pTuE NAEzET.
Dcda,d,y. jan Nv hen ,'e lrft te market az evening;
many remnants Of drycs unso!d though all the rood cii
had been selrced Tfsde dn with the prospect that
c,te would bold or 10 morrow or be kept until
wcok. The stock 0ud al have been sold had tho qual
rs come up to the requirements Of butcher-
BROKERS' SALES OF BULLoCHs.
john Harris bod ia Fat s'rer. the last OF The drew cattle
aud II on sale to-day would bring sbout 2Sc They on
contract having been bought about ninety IN ALL last summer
J. Budlong "a Michigan for Brse commoa, cwt, selling
At lJd7c. and u Tor Page Fuller. Michigan, fair, u
j. Church Bergen, II Orange County cattle, isir,
olheIs yT4tgaIy, GtGlc-Gssty esayg VAsu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04

DALLRYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR lures
Burns scalds aud nisInstons almost Instantly 70 CENTS
Q boz For sale al Depot, No. - Lbertyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04

The excellence of KEyTs EAST INDIA COFFEE
1,be theme Of universal praise. Sold by all Price
81 cents per ID foI BEsTs No other genuine General
DepeL No. III 6essetL
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BULLS HEAp.-As Tuesday was the opening
as well as closing day of the market this week the
usual full account of the opening day under THIS he
will be oundiunde- the regular market report when
shows that the market opened at small advance upon
he previous week bUt afterwards fell off to about the
same rates. and rather duh trade The range OF prices
of cattle except extras and holiday beef was l2dl9c
Der ID. for the net weight OF beef seller sinking ofa
Some holiday beef was sold at 20aa25c. per n. net
The sheep market is higher fair lots selling at lOd lOc
Hogs too. are in quick demand, at advanced rates.
Prime corn hogs are worth l40l41c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04
EVENEJG EXCHANGE
Trr.nAY. Jan. 3-r. Y.

Stock market weak. Gold sold up 10 23l after
the call and was selling at $780, at close Of report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04

NV YEARS DAY IN THE CITY.-The
celebration of New Years on Monday
appeared TO be almost universal throughout the city and
vicinity The weather especially propit,ous for
the customary festivities Although the sky was some
what less cloudess than upon Sunday, the day was
nevertheless fine, with glimpses OF sunlight and the
atmosphos Just cold and crisp enough to render loco
motion agreeable.
New Years callers were uneommonly numerous 10
iudce by the large number of handsome equpases 10
be seen dashing through the streets. and weattired
pedestrians sporting the customary lavender kids.
The ladies also very generally observed the day. ahs
at many Of our Weather mansions the entertainment
for the benefit o. visitors was unusually hne 10 add
70 the estiyity Of the scene sleghing very oler'
able throughout the city and very excellent in the
suburbs and in the country. This state OF the SNOW
was duly taken advantage OF by the lovers OF the
merry sport and during the entire day. as well as late
Into the night could be heard the joyous jingle of sleigh
bells and tho lisp of the runners the hsrdcaked
The skating was also uneommonly line everywhere.
The ponds on the Central Park and in other localities
were thickly crowded with skaters. A number Of
ladies availed Themselves Of tie file opportunity bnt
probably on account of the qujCer pleasures Of the
drawing incidental 10 the day they were not so
numerous upon the ice as usual.
IL conformity with the custom, His Honor, Mayor
Gunther received visits from his friends al the City
Hall between the hours OF IL a. m and p IN. There
were but few other public obserysnces in celebration Of
the day.
Upon the whole, we do not remember any New. Year :
day more universally celebrated than the one which has
lust closed But from tie Police reports we learn tie
e,s agreeable fact that as is only too frequently the
case the cOnyiyal prOpensies o. some Of our citizens
60, the better Of their resson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04

MOZART GENERAL Communicable Mozart
General Committee met last night and organized perma-
neuily by electing John T. Deylin Chairman, Harris
Bogert Vice Chairman. Vincent c. King and Patrick
MGIane Secretaries and \. W. Lockwood Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04

TABLE Of M, Loans Specie Circulation and Dcpos ia be
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