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3iucite Serie bon .. ct. 7-3O &ctcn.
Grfte WattOnaG=Sa 1On SalfintOre.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

AMUDEMBNT0.
OLYnPIo THEATRE. COMMENCES AT TX
SEVENTH MEX SEVENTH WIEK
AND USDIMIKIsHED SUCCESS
GREAT SENSATION or THE SEASON,
IN nve Iabeann and q froogu ua entitled
.-In LIE sfhEkrS OF NEW YORK.
cRoWDEI AND DELLnurRD AUDIENCES.
,,,x, ,,,r Thk GREAT TAELEAUx
THE THE EIRk :, - AND UNION SQUARE
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
The boz Office |. open daiy from 10 a. where
SEATS CAN BIZ SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
In active preparation, a GRAND FAIRY sPECTAcIE
LyOx'S OLD BOwERy THEATRE
'@''s' vAfsHA. IT TaE SLAVE QUEEN = so1
Graf j. h. Studley Bslbec. H. Chapman
yalshA sshe Slave Queen 80. = Miss r. Denyil
THE JERSEY GIRL
Captain Gay. VIM St Maur Edgecombe j. McCloskey
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY So
and gorgeous pantomme BY a. L. Fox which has been
several Owing to the immense
lay these times 70 present nsw piece effectively
and after the above date the prices will be- raised
Secured Seats 80 cents Boxes ~ cents P aud Gallery,
Is cents Private Boxes Balcony and Orchestra viii remain
heretofore
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
FURNITURE.

DTCKHARDTs EXTENSION SOFA AND PtRLoR
Bed IL entirely different from the common "a be.
stead has an equal spring mattress cgsi b. btdo
sIssil or large W suit thc space. ". 81 soe1
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

rINHE PLAY BILL
Arrangements have been made 10 print daily editise
Of Tux PLAY BILL for circulation In the hotels restaurants
Ice saloons &c. Instead Of the bil OF parculAs
theatre II will at view the bills OF all the LEADING
places o This will be exclusive OF the edfos
for the theatres which will be continued the plan
Of upwards Of hfty thousand numbers week
The experience short has been, OF the plan and wos
Ing Of Tux PLAY BILL has demonstrated that the pre-
else kind Of publication that was required TO harmoni
previously made 70 accomplish shs objec. satisfied neither
Business people advertising In Tax III BiLr fooa
assured that their notices will get hands
copy the audiences
leave. They all carried home
In addition the copies furnished the theatres ana
hotels the newspaper agents Broadway will regularly
supplied with the journal Country subscribers will
their copies furnished 10 them by mail
Annual subscription $40 Single copies, cents.
Advertisements for THE PLAY BILL should be sent In
early possible In the week.
All kinds OF printing, from neat circular 70 a monster
poster promptly executed the Office of The PLAY BILL
Communications for THE PLAY BILL should be addressed
10 the Editor the HERALD Job Printing Olos of
Nassau and Fulton streets.
f# From the Jewish Record, Jan %
THE PLAY BILL--We pleased to learn that this
spicy sheet meeting with great fills that
has long been In this city The editor has added
feature viz "A city edition printed daily for the hotels
restaurants &C. presenting ut view the bills OF AL the
eadiag places of Its typography In neat Is
great circulation must make II valuable advertising
dunn.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

A TIAxrrc HOTEL Gu ATTAIN SQUARE, CORNER
N New Bowsry ry-Sew house, 100 n-wly furnished
rupms Paynes paien' sprng feather beir Ny the day,
"''. " "''"''. op'" b BRopER, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

ID MOApAY EVENING JAN -
: IN AID OF THk shAKsPERE MONUMENT FUND
M HACkkTTs IA moctions, limitations Anecdotes, b.
Zach ticket with cha ot Of seat secured dollar. 0os
open from TO o'eA ok limited number Of EntrsncD
Tickets only no seat. viii be sold 81 each sft
doors open, Ia O'Clock
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

ExTRA ATTRACTION EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
AFTERNOON AT s. EVENING At III
NEW NATIONAL DOMESTIC DRAMA,
written by Mr. Mines Levick eIpressy Tor shs essos
THE UNION PRISONER,
THE PATRIOTS DAUGHTER
WITH NEW AND NOVEL EFFECTS, LOCAL
SCENERY THRILLING TABLEAUx, &C.
NEW AND ORIGINAL CLOG DANCE BY TIN HAYK.
EXTRAVAGANZA DANCE kY TONY DENIER
MORNING AT IL,
Thetragicsl comedy and conieai tragedy,
- - PUNCH AND JUDY,
PR0r HVrCHiNGs. THE LIGHTING CALCULATES
TWO MAMMOTH FAT WOMEN, 400 POUNDS,
LIVING SKELETON, GIANT BOY, 3 feet high.
MONSTER MONKEY, THE DRILL
WOODRoFFES BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS ExHI
BIT TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES:
Circassnn Girl Dwarf Aibno Boy, Living Otters Frenc
Moving Figures, AquAria Menagerie, &c.
Admission 10 cents; children under ten, rs cents
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

GREAT SALE OF BROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUC
~ ton, Wednesday, 25th inst, at IL O'Clock NJ, by VIM
CONsELYEA Auctionser at the Kings County Hotel az the
ferries in Brooklyn large House.
with extension; Stable and Sheds garden and fruit
between Greene avenue and Grove street about ox9 feet
On the corner Of CentRl vanvoorhis street.
Eether with 67 Lots adjoining Also large Building
Well calculated for manufacturing about l0x6O with 10
street
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

A TTESTIOS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE.
N ceye tho highest prices for their Cast on Clothing
hnrnturc, Carpets, &C, by calling on addressing G.
MIsii, iis Third avenue.
4 TTENTION.-sD0co WORTH or CAST orr WEAR.
~ ing apparel Carpets, &C., wanted for the western t
~ we guarantee W pay followsSNk Dresses, ~ to
30 Woolen, &c, accordingly; Pants ~ 10 s2 Goats 70
HARRIS, 6< Seventh avenue between Twenty nrst and
Har1is.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

N,HEATRE FRANCAIS. EIBLOs shLOOH
i TUESDAY January n. 1885. at 5 O'clock p NJ
First Ia Amsnsa oS the celebrated NATURA
Un Mari Brule comedy la act; Les Femmes Oui Plea
rint comedy In act: Mayretism et sonnanbuhsm,
vaudeville IN ono aos Theatre 0mce, 0o broadwsy.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

A MEXICAN HOTEL, JERSEY CITY, NEAR THE FER.
n ry-Seyera Suits of Rooms elegantly furnished also
single rooms with Board Proes moderate Transient Board
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

II0rrf oN TiiE EUROPEAN rLtN-DLyoS
Ill nuu. Is rleetfrr tr.et nesr hrn aw furnishci
Eo.His Vi Tor aunls and single - sebleutco. ,fsu
Eigat "a y .ftatt,u..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTH.

FROM THE SOUTH.
Complaints against the Treasury Manage.
ment OF the Cotton Observation-Disclosures
Legislature Opposed to the Constitutional
Amendment.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-The Monroe Register
complains ofmilitary interference to take from
the sheriff of the parish a Treasury sub-agent,
who had been arrested by judges decree, on
an affidavit made charging him with stealing
cotton, and obtaining cotton under false pre-
lenses.
The Register makes strong complaints against
the Treasury Agent management Of the cotton
business in that section and Southern Arkan-
sas. II states that Mr.. Burbridge, Treasury
Agent at New Orleans, has instructed his agenI
at Monr oe to disregard writs Of Representation
and iniunctions issued. Claims to cotton taken
by the agents are TO be tried and investigated
on the spot and forward the cotton to New Or
leans.
Judge Paschal, on his return from Washing
ton to Austin, issued an address to the people
of Texas as to what will be required to get the
State back into the Union.
The Louisiana Legislature elected as United
States Senator, with Randall Hunt. Judge
Henry Boyer of Alexandria, who, before the
war, was u. S. judge for the western district
of Louisiana
Indications are strongly against the Legisla-
ture calling convention
A committee of the Mississippi Legislature
reported against passing the constitutional
amendment, not from any objection TO the first,
but to the second clause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-09
SMUGGLING ON THE FRoKrIKR.

The Commissioner of Customs has received
a communication from Mr.. ]. w ingalls,, the
collector at Cape Vincent, on the s.. Lawrence
river, stating that great CONSERVATION exists
among the smugglers who have been doing
business between that point and Kingston, on
the Canada side, owing to the Illustration of
their schemes, caused by a recent arrangement
made by the collector at Cape Vincent A fe-
male examining agent has been appointed, who
searches suspected women passing to and fro
Since the adoption of this new inspecting Of
hcer. large quantities of clothing have been de-
tected and SEIZED and certain firms which con-
templated gong into business in Kingston
have since abandoned the idea.
a letter from the collector of customs at
Dunkirk, N. Y, written to the Commissioner,
resorted TO by the smugglers infesting those
shores, for the surreptitious introduction Of
liquors from Canada.
The barrels are carried near to the American
side, at a comparatively safe time, which is
ascertaned by the posting of watchmen, who
give notice by system of signals when it
is safe TO venture forth. The barrels are
then thrown overheard, and, of course,
Immediately sink. Previous to their being
thrown over, however, strong iron staples
are screwed into each barrel all the bar.
rels are then connected by means of these
staples and anchored, a buoy being first at
tached to mark their whereabouts. At night
boats or RATS are used 10 tow them in by SIM
ply making the main cable fast to the raft or
boat. The discovery of this last dodge for
Guiding the vigilance of the custom officers
has broken up the subaq ueous liquor traffic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-09

PERsoNAL-Last night, Mr.. James E. Muir
docb, while performing in the first act Of 81 The
Stranger" was seized with faintness, and was
carried from the stage. The performances
were suspended, and DIR. Morgan was called
on 70 attend the sufferer, who, upon recover
ing, was removed to his apartments at the
kirkwood House. MIR. Lawlor then PROMPTLY
assumed the character of "The Stranger" and
Mr.. Chaplin that Of "Petruchio," both gentle
men performing their parts with great accent
ability, and most signally illustrating the YER
satility and excellence of the stock company at
Growers. We are glad to announce that since
Mr.. Murdoch's removal to his hotel he has
been improving, and hopes shortly to be out
again. .''' We have the prospectus of the
memphis ArGiGpche, to be resumed by Gallo
way, Pollard Edward A. & Co. 1t will sup
port Andrew johnson, opposes negro suffrage
ana wants 10 hear ''nO more twaddle about the
Kentucky and Virginia resolutions" ....H
the publication of the Richmond Examiner De-
cember ith.
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Affairs I'm Georgetown.

CASAL.-The arrivals are diminishing N
number daily, and before the close OF the CON
lns week canal navigation Will probably D.
mn ely suspended for the winter. The arr.
Nals entered to-day are the ID. Knode with
$3.50, ., 70 market and Sarah AIMS, with
conS,". - y, a ,h het and six boats with coal
Sonslsueo 70 tne Cumberland Co, 2Iq.Is tons
Hampshire and Bait. Co, M tons. p ouirIe,
lll.ls tons; New Hope Co, 2S2 Ia tons 10
parted-D. hnode, with salt, 10 MercersvIus.
Josephus, with fish and salt To Raritr. -
Cunning, salt, 10 Tonoloway Culvert. Sarab
Anna, salt and plaster, 10 Skaters Mil, and
eight boats light
Coal SHIPyESTs.-The shipments for the
week amounted to 1902 tons from Rays dock.
l,720 tons from Cumberland Co.'S wharves
l,32O tons from Hampshire and Baltimore Co :
wharf; 1867 tons from the Consolidation
wharyes; and ILL from the Borden Go =
wharf.
SENT To JAIL FOR CoURT.-Yesterday On.
Ger Fmdley arrested Dennis Reagan, a boy Of
- years OF age, for the larceny OF a satchel and
two books from VIM. Bartlett, a canvasser for
various book publishers. The property wa
recovered and the boy was sent TO jail for cour,
by Justice Buckley.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET -Flour-Tba
market closes with a moderate demand for all
grades. Holders firm, and the price list IN
changed. Sales Of good supers at 80, and eN-
reputation of brands. Family brands range
from $3.50 10 $3.50. GraIn-W heat.-The
supply exceeds the demand. Ordinary far
and good red, - to sails; white, s1.G5, and
ranging TO $3.50; according to quality. Corn
The supply unequal to the demand. Sales OF
good white u sass cents; yellow. 80 cents per
bushel.
OAK HILL CEMETERY.-This association, =
few months since, made an addition of some
SIX acres of ground 10 their delightful "home
OF the dead" paying Mr.. Charles Dodge sS,O0O
for the addition. The proprietors have now
been offered by Mr.. Frederick &. Crowley
$500 year for the term Of ten years for the
privilege Of quarry ing stone from the land thus
purchased. The price paid for the land AZ the
time Of the purchase was regarded as mon
strous for such heap of rocks. The Board OF
Managers of the cemetery for the ensuing year,
chosen at the annual meeting on Saturday. are
John Marbury, president; W. w. Corcoran. q.
W. Beall and 1hos. A. Lazenby, with e. W
Decide for secretary and treasurer.
PoRK.-The receipts are very light, and but
a small stock was offered i'm the market to day
Prices obtained at wholesale. $3.50 10 SI3 for
prime; retail, S1i per 100 lbs.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tbos. T.. Cahill, Norris. from Baltimore, Nd,
Jas. T.. Green, Rice, from New Gork. Cleared
Steamer Huron, Sprague. for Charleston, :. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-09

FUTURE ACTION or THE PEgsIDENT.-lt is
rumored in well informed circles that the
President will withdraw the Provisional
Governors ofthe several States as soon as the
constitutional Amendment is adopted, the
freedmen given the right TO testify, and the
rebel debt and act of secession declared null
and void. The military force will then be
Withdrawn, and the Freedmen's Bureau also
wlthdraVn as soon as the proper spirit is
shown 10 give the freedmen q fair trial That
he then considers the work of reconstruction
complete, and he cannot but recognise them as
States upon an equal footing with the North
ern States; that war will be declared at an end
Large numbers of those now excluded in the
Amnesty Proclamation will be pardoned by
another Observation-Disclosures Press Des.
patch.
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TIE WoRKINGMEN's CONVENTIONAL spe-
cial meeting of the WorkIngmen's Con yention
was held at the German Hall, 18th street last
evening at which Mr.. Darius Daughton, Pres
ident, presided, and Mr.. A. I. Cayis acted as
secretary.
Mr.. Cavis called the attention of the meeting
to the Board of Aldermen having passed an
act on the subject of eight hours which had
not passed the Council, and urged the appoint
ment Of a committee TO urge upon the Couacil
the propriety of passing the bill
The motion was agreed to- and the following
committee appointed:-J. q. G.. WhaIey, VIM.
McDermott, VIM. T.. Clark, w X. Mclean,
and T.. X. Rowland.
Mr.. J. X. Waltemyer, corresponding secre-
tary. read a number of letters from various
parts of the country, the tenor of which is that
the movement is prospecting AT every point, and
the leagues are constantly gathering strength
After some discussion of no public interest,
the meeting adjourned.
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ARREST OF COUNTERFEITrRS

On Thursday night, Messrs. Brusle and
Rorch, Of the Treasury Department detective
force, arrested George Forester in New York
as a seller of spurious currency. Chief De-
tective Lowell, of New York. had so arranged
the trap that the prisoner was in the act of
$500. to a disguised United States detective
sent to him for that purpose, at a house in
Bleecker street The counterfeits were 25 and
30 cent stamps, well executed. Forester was
fully committed for trial.
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at the Cathedral, at which time they were citi-
zens Of this District that for some mon tbs prior
the respondent boarded Mt The house of the pc
ltioner, and Immediately on their return they
took mp their residence AT the house of the Pc
titioner's daughter, shortly after, about six or
eight weeks she had reasons TO suspect that
the respondent was guilty of adulterOus inter-
course with the housekeeper, and caused
watch TO be set, and he was seen on the night
of the nth of April to go 10 bed with the said
housekeeper.
Messrs. Bradley and Bradley appeared for
the petitioners, and at the taking OF testimony
before Z rmmissionsr +. +. Brown, the respon-
Dent appeared in person, when several wit
nesses. including the housekeeper, testifie q 10
the respondent having committed adultery.
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t117coNHfn NO MEMS.
From Galiforuia.

SAN Francisco, Dec. s.-s2O, 900 in legal ten
ders were sold at 65 I a66K. Mining stocks dull
~, 965 asked; Savage, 100; New York State bet
ter, i2H.
The first steamer to Honolulu sails on the 9th
of jan, 1866.
offered in the Legislature in opposition to
Sherman's bill in the United States Senate TO
survey and sell mineral lands.
resolution offered in the House, to oppose
negro suffrage in the District of Columbia, was
tabled-yeas. 60; nays, Is.
The Governors Message is devoted almost
exclusively to State affairs. He says the PresI-
dents reconstruction plan is worth trying and
he favors impartial suffrage.