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nnt9en. ete ih nr& anf&Iiebrn molten an tem fdSn per It.
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pet Sto. S6mtbt, @fe BON &utap unO German Str, tiusH.
IN m a, 1900
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Sioent bat beute cine YrOtIamatipn e%rlaIen, in
welder ct ale DeIerteure auifproert, binnen
so Sagen IBIS 10. Mui) gu ibren 9tesilnen=
tern SuriidSutebren uuo ibre t3eit auS3uoienen.
Mae 3uridfebrenoen meroen parbpnirt.
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%. 9Ornbarefr. am lesten OtsritlJ, ben Z. Wtdr3. elm neusr
3sretn nit her tefen Contribution t%r8antTrt. = DER I'D
.inem enten Wsrstne a%nitliegen MID. melre I'D BET sriten,
ca bic @ntteile pprausf6tli6 taIp y r8ri1tn iint.
Der wStentlt6. SettrG5 1T auf 81 Gents ~ftsefett. tie
@tni6r.ibseb ,hr Nnfanes 25 @euts, ipdttr SO Gsnts, leip.
81 pre- &mtbstI. QBm S6tIItua, araie.
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ausSibt - pabsn anf %Gasametne N~esI1nssn fb Wiitslieb.r
oss UeretnS eEtl6lOfsn, etnen neusR Ntreim md ben eBe-
es pbeneenannt<n terstnS nit Der 9.r sIItr una Ell
niger artittl, 3. q. la6 brr 9>eretn IN 3 Satrtm ~auseeten
tInnl 3u 6IInttu. Aae 5r u b., pei6t ith bte;em 0trssn
ln5ul9lteten seeenten. perten eriW1t, I'D nod trn MOntda
@bere NJ upr tn 6ent eotalt Des orn. u. SIamlartatr,
Nc. as @lteuaGrlsfr. ttns~ aiinptu.
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OcS Germduid Observation-Disclosures.

Gam ntli6e Wttsltfbsr ~trisl6en, fpwte 1up icnetse : dntt-
Der, welhe aunben. Artett St rftrtieen unt BIZ fem Qerein ft
nnSul9iteBtn nuniAen, Hnb hermit eingeIaten, am Spnns
ten6, ten IL. Wtdrs, &tenbs n llbr in ear Central 0aae.
Nv. rs Y. @apar, tt4 plntli& etnS afinten, tntem b~tIpneers
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auf ben Dantt mebrerer aRtT9l ebsr bes frubern g0eftetn
brantltH Sdugeretns f,u etn M .er lDetern Grantlin 8du-
Derrtn NO 4 ~ssstunNst pe,Aeu. Is wtrben Oabtr aae lte.
itn'eeu, ptIGe IT'D benz Ib.n nit aEfbIic6en mcuen, tt.r.
DurG etnsrlabtn, ft6 n1&a tn Dt.n, a. IA. M1rs. AtentS
TX llbr IN Der SaratOJahr NO. 1872 Bel IS einrtG Wabrtc f6
etH'uftnbsn es wttb bic Contribution jMr Annabme Serse.
Iest unb sas GlnitreibseIr c tpbeR. SIN Muftraee
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cuts 5rtbtor, A'urttffen,
tit %pebtten, ietne Aerel. an raS 81 etnnati y ltsSfatt Az
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Ds N~titslt,esr eteitS BE etnS fnb hermit In 5tuntnib
sefett, t5 na1fen Disufas. II. Ndrt i'm Wer,It5lrfal
10. 9alttmrreRr. No. 81 Sabresset iammlun1 ~Ritthatst;
et Rid tonin,sHten eerfaIen tn bic atI sltae Strsft une
muffin ih tn bic gena ten 8el6l@Ie faetn.
(SG) Spbn BeuAer, &itr.
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"a mtr mstn erieslid uberbuneener Qebrjunse Wtlpelm
$ rpeI cntluWfen 1T. 70 wdrne Id s, Strmanu, tbn ~0ufianeb-
mer, rbfr i'm etpaS auf meinen Nlmen 3u trreen.
y in1 r d & rntner
(DpTrSd, soc ID. Rdlttmprenr.
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an GreenmOunt Npe., nabe Der Staot9rense,
an @erter, Tar, aain. pbrr 5atndn. NRSrrrcO) 3 4ri6ttr,
8dbritantcn u. u.
&c IA hes etn tertbrpnes. nusssbtbntesG tabltRtnent
init 9rpeen Netenesbduoen. Dnnpfma lhiaerie, S&euer,
Siduuns, prlatiee" agretn DObnbaue. bls etltds ~ Gin.
raFr enttdlt; mir SrCsen U5rratte bon SusnGdTer nsba
V'unntnbaufe; etneni &drten BRIT nabeBu ] Mder tn lin.
fdnee. init 8dumsr, Strauhpett u. + N. SO teltf6ttae,
Dies cStuntaud duf 3 ctsr metr Sabre gum gerbercibstriebs
eeer ju JIbIttsipsden Su petpatt n. Rur wer Stherbett
une<sie bsRea &mptetluuesu besuslih Ter eertHenbatttu
&ifa una Ger @trpf 6tAns'n ais Yiatsr fsurn tauu,
brcu6t mad sufrleen bel,
i. 8. @rupp,2
7mr Ut) 10. AZ 9 Ge(ter.ar.
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CfFce Der GOmminIGrc fir GtraRen=
~Scffuuno.


Baltimore. g.. TidrB 1865.
Die @cmmiNire FIR Stra6en. Defining tn Der Statt Sal.
timCre eetem btetturd @adri9t. ba6 Ie BET benz Stabt.@e-
etfratcr einen Sertdt liter NddDttetle, Soften II. @prtheiIe.
pel6e hurd @rSffnun9 BON 80 n 6 tr., bon 2ittle
Wpntepmeru bis @plunb.dfr., %entfteten. Sur Yrutuns ME
~tereetest unb tas bic 8efeuerung duf f~Oleents @runtfafe
a~u88eeebnt rerhen rtrb: an beiben Seitfn opn GU!uWbtafr.
BON Green bis Grpear, an betben Setten pn TaCatr. 200
JuB 6flt6 rnb mehItd Sn Ndtrerffr.
Tsrner se5en tie Nd6ridt bag fe f6 ant WtOataa, ben -.
N1r3 1865, Nprmittds5 II ubr In ter Gitp Sal e~infinten
weresn UNI bic perfbIepenen in befaatem 8tri6t ~anaeteus
teten Yuntte nr6nhalS AZ terattfn, no SebernaHn, meI6er
babel intere fir. tn, etrat8e &rtnnernn9en MAIDEN tann.
cfept5plt
Spbn @. Sppper
(Srnr3 5nll @pmniHdre.
SfiTce oe8 Oepot=& pmmifidrs fir Cub
GIten5,
@dfhtnetpn. .. s 4. NtGrt 1864.
semani&t. UNI tas @ubRfen, DsFaftsmsnt NIT
9reibunoert 900 SAB &prnmebl
~ ~tereben.
Die @tlieferune nuB inuerbatb fini Eeeen ron @r6fnune
Der Mnstbote unb tdslt6 in ipl6en Quantttaten &c lbeben,
mite tie &eSterun8 perldnet; saheibe 1T Tn Sen, Neeterun*s=
Wdarenbduie tn 8ecrgetOpn, an ben gDbcrften Ceer Balm
bTfe in darlington .. G., abSulieiern.
OaS Wiebl tit In 9utcn neuen S1Hern 3u rerpdfen ue ies
bes nue 1876 Ietn6untert itb suntneurjig) pIunb ~cntbalten,
f,tfb esntablen, BON gutter tGufltGfr Sualit6t ub wts b baS-
felte Dor ter Mtlicfsrung etner Snfpefslpn untertpprfeu
merben.
3dtluns wtrb in fol&en Jenbs asnaGt, ala ssrabs az SAINT
MneebUte muGen an ben unteraet6neten 1T Np. 223 81.
Strabe abrefitrt u. ~enbUfirt fein Proposals for CornMeal''
&. S. Bridges
(7mrs4mfl Cart. unb g. z. 81,
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MsDrsen, SSnntas, &benb @srtrda BON Sru. q. Eaeius.
@eeenfaae tes 1srtrassS: Die @ntridsluna Bee WenI6en.
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Ueretnslota!e Nc. So @lSfmarle Str, 3u e~rftetneu, "a
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SdmutIi&e Witslieter, mrI6e I'D an BEN s~rriesttrttn !
Burner BIie bettelteen, BADEN bic ~Ilnsfens MVi.te nd6Rer
gDp6e TIRE photographic (Bruhbtlb) an Spreter G6batbt
ab yu%ltefern. 3u c~erfel6en 3ett wirb bic sur Namene; ct&.
nunS ~aufaeteste ette %8eltlrNen. SIN Nuftrn9
HrSa) 6UfGt 3 u G, corr. SER.
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bitten einioe tleine Ausbenerun9en erIautt,
aber Der Gopitdn npIlte na6 8ariS reiien nno
ben 8ertaufsfcntraft riidsdnsig MAIDEN.
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Grheiteruna!

Die Wsttsltrber Obtsen Weretns urb aae, bic mob 3utretsn
limo freuubIih erfu9t, am SOnntae nS ON IL Wars
yeatmttta9s 3 lbr i'm Dttseu 2O.aIs sH sriheinsn, tntem bee
Unbsre eeifiae Semitic teSDrfeten. SIN Muftrdee
(Sal GbaS. bren d all, SER.
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Gin 9bmiepe unS l9apnsr Sbpp nit Ii Mder 2dnb an
elmer ter beitea Np1bs pDn y Iittupre G5 TT htefes etne
Geltene @tIeaenbctr. @tin meIp, ft set Rtmbsrlp. Gfe BON
pratt NIB D1tterfonRr. tSd1gDl4
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Sin orrDer 0rfriltbunoosyunb.

N fD Sin grrDer GrfriIhun9S.yunh.
g@sTcsHp Nm MOntdG BEN 10. bieles, Uirb tn m.tnem
&tSa@z nsuen 9stlle, @de rem SprtnS. une YaltimpreRr.,
elm grocer 9und aufeettfAt. ID gilt es 5ift. unp Sautr-
traten, Ter itirtet ieIbf zen itwI baen Wtassn; irum tcut n t
S;.s VSat aus que nea t aao maAt qa9 .ins etSgt 6EeaOe
ner'S %Qa9erbter; SrIm tpmmt nur Aue IN mein Saus ,u
etrem srCgen GrfrtihunsSf&maus.
(famrl Gtrtfian 8nEpp.
y! CONNECTICUT xAbaf =.
'S5 1ifen bic f.intar Ded5l1tIer. aud GO Niaeu llmblatt
unS etu!age Srrjagltttr AaanIiiat. empfrB fOetea unb
Dfertrf 3u bta'een Yrsitn
Spferb S6rGter
(nrS4) 81 Sr6dHee place rlbe SDutthr.
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- Eur s +. 3anfa u lttSt en Btttf In Der 81
ttefeA S!nttsR.
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WfaSfen MaSfenll Wf0SfenIV
Betnt 9sranrateu ttr Rattcnbdue enpiebls Id Mleu
"ets Rb ttnen Sur MAIDEN rputn., mein retdtaItiseS GrT-
ttment tn Wlasten, ais
Nbinefen. !Soponefen Bsbutnen, Stseun,r. Reser YanIees,
YterrDts, Wttfer Wcrrdrts, paul Yrp. pInh, GrertiteR,
DdmCnt E.utl, Repttasptees, Srldbber, hide Baden,
&tfele unb Bttfle Ruler, SMulkt, &IabberabottG Ncns
men, clte Mdnner unb @etber, NapSlepn, Mltsr Srtt, &hr.
Ten, &frn, Wakn, Atlas unb papter Sdlbmasfer, Dratt-
ntastsn unb etne Dtense BON Emtf&sn u. Gbarottsr. RasFen:
@ep.p y. Stetnba6,
Snpcrteur, en- 6tpS u. setoiI 9ertduiex.
(dn9-9laa n. 70 %. BaltimpreAr. @de ErtpUIsts Nuep
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d r FtCIAL.
The First C0rps-Notice to Veterans.
HRADsUAKTKRs FIRST CORPS, !


WARRINGTON, d. o., Dec. 81, 1864
veterans desiring TO enlist In the lat Army
Corps, should report III person at the Office OF
Col. 4, r. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, u q
Any Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably dis charged, and Is physically
qualified, may enlist in the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlisting will receive from the Gov
ernmsnt bounty of 1900 rs soon as they are
IN ustered in, and, in addition, the regular in
stalments from the Government, in proportion
to the period of enlistment, as follows: 300 for
one years service, one third paid on enlist.
DeDt: &2M for two years service, one-thrd on
enlistment; &3Oo for three years service, one
third ON enlistment.
They will be credited to the quota OF the
district in which they or their families may be
demiciled and WILL therefore, be entitled to
local bountles. t-9- y
Free transportation will be furnished them
TO Washington by any Provost Marshal
The best arms IN the possession OF the
Government will he furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed to retain their arms
when honorahly discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock :-15S
Office OF the Eoard for the Examination Of
Officers :-Rrigadier General John r. Brooke,
president, 1S3 g street, between 10Th and Doth
streets.
BY order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 27.n Assistant Ad1utant General.
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tions, he would be prepared, SO far as power is
lodged with the Executive, to exercise liberal.
iIy Its power, however, is limited by the
Constitution, and, when peace should be made
Congress must necessarily act in regard to ap-
preparations OF money and to the admission OF
Representatives from the insurrectionary
States. The Richmond party were then IN
formed that Congress had on the 3ist n timo
adopted, by constitutional majority, joint
resolution submitting to the several States the
proposition to abolish slavery throughout the
Union, and that there is every reason to expect
that 1t will soon be accepted by three-fourths
Of the States, SO as 10 become part OF the ma
tional organic law. The conference came to
an end by m utaal acq aiescence, without pro-
duciDg an agreement of views upon the several
matters discussed, or any Of them. Nsvsrths-
less, it is perhaps OF some importance that we
have been able TO submit opinions and
views directly to prominent insurgents, and TO
hear them, in answer, In a courteous and not
unfriendly manner.
] am, sir, your ooedient servant.
WILLIAM Ii, SEWARD
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FINANCiAL.-From yesterdays ". Y. Com
meTclal Advertiser:
The gold market continues stagnant, and
the price weak. The very low price OF ex-
change keeps down the quotation for gold, and
produces a disposition to sell. The supply OF
cash gold on the market Is quite large The
extremes during the morning have been 2lIk
and 2iG7s.
The money market still shows eensra,
ease. The demand from brokers and
of speculation and the general inactivity of
business, and the inquiry for loans and dis
counts Is far below the supply of funds With
surplus of ioanable funds, the disposition ia
increasing to in vest in Certificates of Indea
tedness and gold interest bonds, and the price
the effect Is also apparent In enlarged sub.
scription TO the current Seventy thirty loan
On call loans the rate is now pretty generally
Six per cent-Transactions at per cent being
quite exceptional.
For to. moTroW's steamer the demand for for
supply OF bills depresses the quotations, ana
sales are made at very irregular rates.
The stock market is dull but steady. The
war spirit displayed at Richmond has q effect
on the market, il being generally understood
that the ability of the rebels to prosecute hos.
tllities Is MUCH more matter OF question than
their disposition to do so. Some hat SIM guIarIv
Government securities have taken a stron -
upward bound in face OF the Richmond damnn
stratons. Skies OF 1861 advanced y Eiwa-
twenties y. and Ter. .forties \. This is nar,iv
owing to the fact OF foreign houses hrn'ay
bought Ten. forties freely during the mornine.
and still more TO the undars tandips that Sac,1
Feseenden, in his recommendation to SYons
gress, has pronounced emphaticaiIv a0ainst
any further issues of legal tenders. and thas
Congress shows a bona fde purpose to demand
In future, more largely upon taxation. =
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~ Eight hundred and thirty bales of COTTON
were sold in New York on Wednesday, for the
reIel OF reoei soldiers, bringing s35O,OO0
subscribed to the sufferers by the great 11rs
81 $50, and the Gold Exchange o ,GO0. -
@Public lecturers in France receive onlv
from SIG to 800 night, according to their rem.
utatisn. 80 lf - -5N1P
~ NASHVILLE correspondents state that
Cheafham's and Lees corps OF Hood,s avn
have been cent to Sonth Carolina. -, 'V'e- -'
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New 80 Loan.
feb 4 off

We desire to aid the Government genti bring.
ing to the notice of the people this new Loan,
which is peculia arly adapted ts temporary Invest
ment, the notes being more of the nature Of cur
rency than long bonds, and therefore mere readily
convertible into money.
The Notes will be Issued in denominations Of
$50, 500, $500. 81 GOO and 5000, will run
thrse years from August l6, 1854, will bear 10
PER CENT. INTEREST in currency tor one cent
psr day on Sso) payable half yearly, and at ma.u
rty will be redeemed in currency or, if the holder
prefer, will be converted into 5-21 bonds. bearing
si1 per cent interest in gold.
We are authorized to receive Ave per cent. legal
tenders in payment Of subscriptions. allowing sc
erued interest to date of receipt.
feos,f LEWIS JOHNSON L 90.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w INooRPoRAT1D MARCH crH, 1864
HOWARD sIaMs, President and Treasurer.
EDW'D CLARK, Vice Preside and SeeIetary.
DIRECTORS ,
YIN MN p P2tkii Ps2Ltyiiss, Th6sc. c95oSss; : aas;psza
E.Y NILES.
This Bank Is now open FOR the rscsipt OF De.
posits, at the
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
No. SIS Louisiana ay.. under Sim ms New Building g
EDWARD CLARK, secretsry.
EDWARD CLARK CO.,
BANKERS,
the Savings Bank, No, s. Louisiana avenue,
DEALERsIA
EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER.
And General Banking Business.
IpwARD CLARK. JOIN b. ELvAss.
decf7 eo2m
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AMUSEME MENTS.
FOR DIS NEW fHEATER,
TENTH STREET, above PENNSYLVANIA Aver

RD's NEW fHEATER.
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvania Avenue.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
OF TBE
COINED CARNIVAL,
With the Grea. Comedian )
$500, Mr. J.,s CLARKE.
.Ae oels0rA'so SGRis''S1ni; MRs. ~iGk1Ns,
The popular 'stiss' siss ALICE GRAY,
THIS Saturday, EVENING, Feb. IL. 1865.
EvERyBopv's FRIEND.
To conclude with ahs lauxhsble Farce of
n., e,9s os: :, THE +. MAN pAssjj Fl THE 7rers.
Dop naeksh,h' - -, Mr.: g. Clarke
he'd''"s5f2e5 sG2o5G eti' 81 GGGoRM s9TsdH IF the
slhe A-. :. :. - - -. Doo TyAe
GROWERS THEArER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near willard's Hotel,
THIS 's'toissslr r4sr sEHlsh1Fe' ElsMF Feb. IL,
Of the Mss Rssut5 IGo1IIs flns xEsTEssr xx1Esits str
ON THIS So oco &; asRRSS sRSist ONLY
NANCY SYKES"
the best dTsnat's1i9I yER Twfs fyharles Dickens
Miss Martha Wren az. ...-....-,. Oliver Twist
MlsS LUCILLE WESTERN
Will appear in
LAST LYNNE; Or, THE ELOPEMENT.
SACRED GONCERT
AT ODD FELLOWe' HALL.
Seventh Street,
On SUNDAY EVENING, Feb. 70, 1855,
MADAME c. YOUNG KRETsCHMAR,
On which OCCASION Haydn's Grand Oratorio,
"1HE CREATION,''
Will be performed, fu;l and efficient orch str a.
urder the direction of Nh KOPPlTZ, 80 been
engaged, together with a chorus numbering 6fty
yLices.
Tickets 81: reserved seats 50 cents extra to be
had at Metzerot. "a MusIc store ana Hotels
Concert viii comG Gience at O'Clock. Doors open
at 7 o'clc ok IT.
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BANKERS.
NATIONAL
LOAN,
1.OU

Mr.. Jay COOKE, of our frn. having resumed
the General Agency for government Loans, We
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
Us 7-3O TREASURY NOTES.
These notes sre issued, under date of August Is.
,ss4 IN denomonations of
$50, 500, $500, 81 600 and s. 900.
They bearing interest at ] $40 per cent. per an
mum, and have coupons attached, payable in law
ful money, on February 18th and August 18th of
each year. The principal win be paid In lawful
money on August 18th, 1867: or. At the option o.
the holder, the notes may then be exchanged, at
PAR, for
u.e.FIvE TWENTY BONDS.
redeemable at the pleasure of the Government a.
apy time after FIVE years, and payable twent, years
from August lst, 1857 with interest at
SIX PER CENT IN COIN.
payable semi ann nually, These bonds are At pres
ent worth in the market about NINE PER CENT
premium, from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest, and there Is left net
premium upsn the bonds Of Six PER CENT,
with q prospect OF q much greater value ut the
date Of the z aturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes.
We ereceive In payment for subscriptions the sew
ersl issues of
FIVE PER CENT TREASURY NOTES,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We Also tax
Certificates of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of sll issues at their current value.
Full information furnished pom application In
1erson or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
7-3O NOTES.
In order to prevent the mutilation ofthese notes
the secratary of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not negotiable unless all the IN
nsturea coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE Il CO.,
fab Stf Bankers
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Stelr cf Pries.-Orchestra and Balcony Chairs.
81; Parqnstte nc; Drps. Circle 5Oc secured seats
il Dress Circle. 20. s-ats can be secured in the
Orchestra aud Balcony, without extra ch4rgs,
three day S in alvapcs Box Office new open
A. 8. PENNOYER,
feb 10 Business Agent and Treasurer.
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ARGE MAP OF q GEORGIA-ComDiled under
IL the direction of the General Assem- bly,; one
copy only; back I'd with cotton. Also, Q large Map
efsoush Carolina. For sale by
aecH FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
eAHrERB1RY HALL.

MUSIC CANTERBURY HALLi MUSIC
A L CANTERBURY HALL)H l.
And tOANTEkBUKy H. ALL AND
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR sIxTH STREET,
Rear Of National and Metrop opolitan Hotels.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
Also of the Varieties, New York, and Canterbury
Ale1Andria, We.
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NOTICE-tl pers Ms Indebted to the estate OF
IL the In te James e. irving pectfnlly, but
most earnestly sTlieited to call without delay and
liauidat- the accounts, tnow ready In order to
effect u speedy settlement of the estate
JOHN T. GIVEN
ia 81 eo3w Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11
Iutcst Ship News.

s. steam Transport A'adne, Crazy. Key West 10 l ~
Asst Uuarermas,c came 20 this port foi repairs
Brig A.ile Of Ml4and y. 5. Smith. 81 Kite " Long
Island sound Is days with salt to J. i. Whitney to q
INST lat 3J3 lols ogJ7 in heavy gale fsom tbs westward
lot split ssls boke nanbooni and was blown = 'nst
ward same time passed the lower mast OF yets' some
.,eve. scaniug Sc eth inst. 10 miles west Of FklAiA
land encountered uro'her gale from west 70 nori,
and being short the badly foz a. at p D. Gag
ay both ins.ts and let 20 the ~ keep The yesss
from going s.nor- Tie sps IN falling completely den'A be-"
the toward house galley, toward bu~srks anu done "iar
damage also killing one man named Alfred -, seaIrAn OF
PbIsrriphi, The lie WIS towed 10 Woodruff kohri-
sou, Wh.rf BROOKLYN. Left trig OF DemrsaIai sr,s-
man FOR New Nors IN days. .
Schr Petrol tBr Patterson, ~ John " b. - '"Hs 'H
Der. Brett. Son CO. 49, o., - -.
schr Oven BesIse, Bearse, Wareham WITH n4' :" H. .
Popes Co. ,
BELOW.
shin Pridrwater Sissou from Liverpool. Nov IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11
This demand has been induced by the comparatively

This demand has been induced by the comparatively
low rates OF these grades, some lots having been dis
posed of ut u sacrifice but now with reduced stock
healthicf tone prevails Refined arc qlet and uomi.
lally unchanged
SPICES--A good, steady demand prevails and hold
ers manifest much rnress: slcs OF 0o hngs Of African
Ginger NJ 3Cc; go bales Wiid Cinnamon 81 CSC. 800
mats Cassa at 81 o. and 500 bags Pepper at or about
IDLE. gold.
SEEDS-Clover Seed is quiet nj 26d26ic. Timothy
Seed is only in limited demand AT s. J0d ~ per bushe
Rough Flax is fairly active nj IS 1ja s. 80 per bushel
TALLOW--The mnrket is less actiNe, and prices are
lower salcs OFF, GOO bs at norge for Western, ana
IL Q17,c. fOr City.
WHISKY-Thc market opened frner ON closes
duh at our inside figures saloS OF 30 bbs. western
a. 81 2l0 60 IS for Western.
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COURT CALFNDARs-Tn, DAY.

SCPREME C0URT-tlICUII-PAkP l-AolOa!nrd
TO Monday PART l-Nos. 679 49, So HG. tao las
500 ZOO 596 l6 9l8 f7 49, 1873 40 43 A. $50
PART II1-Case on no calendar. sPECiAL TEEx-So. ~.
1873 to 1876, $50, 200 2l2. 2G3 POS.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-part Nos. 47i3, 34GJ, 3.s5,
1891 467 373 3733 3e9 46 S2iet 3545 4;oi, a761 49,.
PART liNo 1850 s6D 100 i44o $50 4691, 469i, 19j ga
800 1902. set s7o6 S7t3, f7o.
COURT OF CoAnioN PLEAs-TRIAL TELL -Al-
journed for thetorn.
BRooKLTN CITY CoURT.-Nos. ~, 40. 30, y, -,
a, -, 20, ~ 80, 80. co. g. o. g. q, g. g.. l3 q;