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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
IErrER IRON PARIS.
The HraLqs Paris correspondent writes:
pa Ian al lsf

The Heralfs Pans Correspondent WrlIes
PARIS, Jan. 81, 1865.
pRoPoPosrrIoNs OF THE KEBELs TO FRANCE AND
ExoLAxp-ASoTgER REBEL PIRATE GONE TO
SEA, ETC.
Fhere is no doubt Of the tact that within the past
month for NAL propositions have been communicated
to both the French and EnglSh governments from
the Southern Confederacyi with the object OF Sc
curing recognition 81 that concern. To oOth Ing
ian1 sRd fTanee li has been.sta ed, in manner 10
leave no doubt OF the proposition being oheai thst
Ia case tue two governments would recognize Inc
''Conlsderaey" they were prepared 10 abolish
slavery, and thus rsnSys the great moral oestacle
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. S.A.l

: =
LINO HOLDERS OF FIVE PR CENT CALL CIR
4 TltlCATES-A Attention is respectfully called 10 the
provisions the 9th section 0 the at OF Congress ent
Tied an reduce the currency Gc approved fehua-
~ a. 1854 which declares that all call certificates shall
Dr. fundabe and shall he taxed IA al respects as poyi
led for The Treasury notes into which they aIe coIyerti
BILE"
The ih section Of said act imposes tax Of one hmm
died per cent the Treasury notes represented by sad
Der cent call certificates which shall remain outstanding
On the first day Of January eighteen hundred and sixty
five. q. y. TRENHOLM
deS-u Secretary of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

ssyea sa, ~ aap lsi ihe e,hei aiEhi Ai W aae.ss
Used l,s her imnodIately, but have never hes2l
hide or horn ST her. We think that young lady,
such as lac describes, will be dculs to lind, by
an alregtiSeneit as COW was, especially as he
offers no reward for her except mental improve
ment and perhaps natrimony"
We will return the So. informed how to do
so.-R aieigh Con federdte,
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TgEAsURY pEPAETNEST G. 8 Al
Rithm.yd July ~ lsGi.
7 CANS ON T'RE SEasKEEE Oh THE

| 4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PEN CEN1UM
NON-TAXABE- BONDS UNDER THE SEVENTH
SECTION OF THE CURRENCY IAW.--Deiosits
Gull will be received hy the Treasurer IN tins city, As;
tant fTcasucrs Charleston and Mobile Hud The Depl-
tar,es at Wilmington Raleigh Columbia. Augusta @avan
nah and MONTGOMERY: aud certificates wi DE ISSUED Tor
The same bearing Interest at the rate Of per seutmn pr
aunum aud secured by The hypothecaiion OF amount
of o.. above bonds equal TIE Of those oansthc
bonds TO be apart by the Treasurer AMI the proceeds
when sold applied exclusively to the payment of the said
certificates
The security end convenience afforded to banks and
other corporations and 10 the public generally hy ths
mode temporary Investment and the ele q" the mca
sue il GENERALLY adopted IN keeping the currency within
moderate bounds 1t hoped will commend to the IA
vurable consideration o! The community and secure theT
prompt cooperation 10 carrying II into effect
g. 4. TRENHOLM,
iy22-dif Secretary of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
BLoCHADE RUNNING

In connection with the closing of the ports-Oi
Wilmington the following statistics of blockade run
ming interesting:
IN 1862, 1868 and 1894 no fewer than III swift
Sta amers were built the Clyde iOr the purpose OF
running the blockade of the Confederate ports. or
the whole Ill steamers, 20 have been either cap
tmed destroyed, leaving, at the close of lsG4,
- still running, while II were on their way OUT
The number RAINING at the close of 1864 larger
than at any previous period IN the annals OF the
blockade. The Average number vi trips made by a
blockade runner does not, however, exceed hve so
that enormous profits musl be realized pea voyage
To- make this peculiar branch at adventure al all re-
mune ratiye. MOSt0t the blockade runners 6aptured
by the Fedrrals become watchers, IA which capacity
they prove very seryceable. IL may be added that
Notwithstanding the large number OF blockade run
ners captured or destroyed, more new steamers
were built ON the Clyde in ls64, to supply iheiT
places than il either 1868 or 1854, showing that
SPECTATORS NOT at ali dlsheartened.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
TRRAsrRY nEPARrMENr.

TREASURY UEPANIMENT
RICHMOSD Va. Nov. - 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given 70 holders and owners Of Cert
IN fcaesOf stock and Coupon Bonds issued under the
act OF AugUt- 10 5b redermab after the 1T day of Jan
1865 present the for payment the % day
OF January ang time thereafter to the Heasu-
G. =, OF the Assistant Treasarer- q. = OF Pay
Depository of the g. s. funds having been placed ia tie
hands OF said agents tor the pupo OF redcemng such
sock aud coupon bonds. No. interest Will be allowed on
seth stock aud coupon bonds after January J. lst6.
q. 4. TRENHOLM,
de 7-eo2m Secretary OF Treasury.
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...,,.a,.iI,n,. ha,ing cngaged tIIe

TTTHE subscriber haHinE GnIfIts,J - cciooI
seryices Of C. DINwIDplE OF tEe BtooAianu en-" V
,ioi Drnot n graduate OF the University oil VIZ
!i ~; 10 scboos of Latin Greek Modern Languages
and Moral Philosophy 70 open school ,eSi at onsa oqnr
tion I'm above branches together WIN English and
Mste,natIcs for five months for $50 payab,en tou at
barrel corn at 60 bacon at % cents beef at ~
Board including fuel at $3.50 per month payable in
preduce at the ahoverates.
| fe s-staw6t, +. c. CAhMACh,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. :. AZ
RCBAOSD Va, August a. 1854. \

- Esaa LAFkUSS lor carry inG into es-
Ia feet the act Of COEers5 approved June IL 1864
thorzine the owners uf registered eight pei cent bonds is
sued sni-r the provisions OF The Act approved May 10,
1851 "a exchange the same Ton coupon t0n,i'.
Parfes owning registered eight per cent. bond, under
e Act uf May rs 1851 desiring 10 exchange them for
coupon bonds vail assign them la the manner pointed
ia the printed endorsement ON the back OF the rotn ate,
To ie Confederate states OF America ,hablC tOr
p0rbOnds and them to be presented 10 e Regis
Ter Of the Treasury department who viii heleulCn in
compliance with the provisions Of the Aet OF june u 1854
issue coupon bonds tor the specified the regis
tered bonds So assigned. q. s. TRENHOLM
an9L-dn SECRETARY OF Treasury.
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GO00 REWARD. Stolen from Hdqrs Pc.
GAOU grams Battalion. brown PONY very stout
with thee white feet white aud shows white in
the eyes PAGES well. had Mcclellan saddle Two
hundred dollars reward aud questions asked for the
Of Artillery TO be heard Of at General Heths esdquar
tes, -ffGt e fe lest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. S. A.,
RICMoSD, Nov. 2.th, 1864.

/ COUPON BONUS ANU CFhtiFItAtES % SIUCh;
issued under the act august o 1861 releemabe after
the let dav January and tuly 1854 hereby notified
10 present the pa Ia the Treasurer Of the
Assistant IreasuTcTs Pay DepOstary OF she Confederate
States funds having been placed the hands OF those or
Gers for The purpose rerening sail bonds ani stock
No interest will be allowed thereon after January lst IS65
r" q. a. TRENHOLM
de7-eod2m Secretary OF Treasury
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HEADQRS ARMY OF NORTHERN VA
February 10Th. $50 \


GENERAL 0RDERs,(
No 4
/. General Orders No ? Head Quarters Armies Of the
Confederate States having been this day promulgated TO
this amy is hereby announced that in accordance with
its provisions all enlisted men of this army who im
properly absent from their commands except those guilty
of deseri0n TO arrested in the Of deseTtng the
enemy or who have deserted after having been once par
doned for the offence who shall hereafter desert
or absent themselves without authority who shall within
twenty days this date voluntarily join them
mand Oh deliver themselves to any regularly appointed
enrolling officer provost marshal OF other officer on duty
To be fory arled then commands shall he entitled to
aud receive benefit OF the pardon promised by the GEN
erain Chief the authority of the President oil the Con
federate States in the order above quoted.
II General Order No .. Head Quarters Armies OF the
Confederate states applies 10 enlisted men undergoing
sentence ortra under charges OT in Arrest oI deaeron
or absence with leave with the exceptions herenbe
fore mentioned md all men who under this Paragraphs
are entitled 10 pardon will be released from arrest
and restored to duty.
By command OF General Il L. LEE
W TAYLOR,
fe2l-3taw2w A General
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, {. :. A.C
Ei-LmmuL .LmLA y lshA

Z. u
Richmond. JUiy D. 1864. !
rINAyED TEEiSh asS Notes. order 10
pIumOe, Ian FrIet able. tie early ,iIuliNt5n by
the Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING TAXED NOTES. TIC
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer ana Pay Repositories IN
different States hereby authorized to receive the sad
Go except the Sl,d notes at t per ycutuu On deyJ
AZ Issuing Certificates ot Loan upon hyldtLeca
ton OF non-taNgLle bonds The did certificates lie
PAYABLE ON demand after the expiration ninety days.
Aud all agents the sale the above bonds hereby
authorized receive taxed with the option
above named In payment Of bonds when .old AZ q rate
ot C6 - pet ueutlln g. T. TRENHOLM
na90-tt Secretary OF the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

IOUSE AND LOT AT HALIFAX G. II. FOR SALE.
An excellent house and lot, with all tire conve-
niences for large family and excellent garden. and
lot of Irly an acre, can he obtained accOmmoda'
ting terms by applying TO -,..,,,...i.,,
AT Halifax {. H., Va.
Refer TO T. Il. TAYLoE, State Senator felS-d3tGc2t'
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Thursday Morning. EsSs'Hry "a 1853

TsHu..-.,uaT. oas year lioo six months ESQ three
months -. Sus less period, $50 pr month
semi .-uaE. sar ycar, 90, six meaths 80 three
uoaths go - Sarsrrpton received tot hess period.
News I-..srs TurR lshed At 81 Per huRdrcd cOPisS
singie copies, 50 cents
Adverti.ssuus inserted in Daily and Semi-weeky 81
a Der sauars q slzht lines or less
Reralrtaaous - rsk OF subscriber
All advsrtlaseHts from the country must either he
conpanisd By she money order on some business
house IN the city ~ insure its insertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23
TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. :. A
RICuMOHD Oct. II 1851.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT e. :. A.
RiCuMOSD Oct II 1851
NON-TANARB.E nONDS-SO0, % 100, OOy
~ lOAN-SALE COHTlNUEn-Nu mefous applicd.
tions having been made ioF Bonds the established rCe
OF slb and interest ner circumstances that eHe them
TO favorable consideration, las been determined 10 CON
tinUe tie sale at the above price until further notice.
Agents for tie sale OF these bonds instructed act
in accordance with this order ard the aiieHon OF dburs
ing officers OF the Government is particularly called 20 IT,
G.. 4. TRENHOLM,
ocl2-tf Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

MOTH CE:
RICHMOND, FREDERIC POTOMAC r. r.. CO. }
SUPERINIESDEST's OFFICE
Richmond, Feb. 10th 1866
IL. articles which tolls are payable, intended for
N transportation by passenger uWns over this railroad
must he brought the station Agent at the station
which they are 10 be received weighed and tie tolls
them paid less than hour before the time FOR the
departure of the train from any such station. The aten
ton OF passengers and nom Richmond is par
tcuarly invited To this notice ;. RUTH,
iel6-eOd3t Superintendent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

SUsscEISEuS whose papers marked With Cross will
understand Jhe Of subscription Is about to
pis win remit promptly they wish their pApsrs
tuusd.
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4rcrzaN aAEEs-sUTuaEnAYar,


NY ROBHNsON, ADAMS a CO., Aac.
ID fiOMeers, corner Main and 9th streets.
We will offer atauction,o on FRIDAY, the 24th instant
commencing az 10 o'clock
10 bbfs sugar
10 bags PRIME Rio Coffee
II boxes Ground Coffee
10 tubs Choice Butter
iOboxes Sperm Candles
Is DO TailJw Candles
2OD lbs Gum Arabic
) bbls Jamaica Rum
with general assortment VI groceries.
ALSO;
10 bales A. Sheetings .t.
do 7-S do
10 do Osnaburgs
ALSO:
Dining aud Tea Set
10 dozen Dining and Tea Plates
70 do Goblets Tumblers Wines and Champs gne
Glasses.
ALSO:
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
~ cases KillickinicS Smoking Tobacco
~ do Zephyr PuH do do
do 1900 Florida and Regalia Segars.
Jules Jnrgenson Hunting Watch
sold Snuff Box, very elegant
Silver Fish Knife
Other Goods will be added in Special Notice on morn
ing of sale.
fe2l-td ROBINSON ADAaS * co.
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TREASURY DrrARTNEST c. :. Al
Richmond December l, 1854 \
EVENT uIRTY THEA sVRE

y NOTlS.-m pursuance Of an at of CongIu-s, APP
proved November % 1901 entitled An act 10 au1OrM
ibe Secretary OF the Treasury eSch anpe Coupon Bonds
for seven Thirty Treasury Notes holders 81 such notes
are hereby notified that after the payment o tie annual
interest due th. the first day Df January, 1868 up
Oh presentation O same the Treasurer Assistant lrca~u
Ie and Pay pcposudIes ,as designated az FOOT will -
sue certificates therefor which viii ehtte the holders
Coupon Bonds payable Ilty yeas aef The h>t day u
January. 1850 bearing six Per cent. interest from lie said
fG-t January 1865 payable The GTst days o. Jaura
~ and July IA each year.
The Treasurer Assistant ITedsGes and DepOs!tlres VIII
make weekly reports 10 he Register Of the Treasury
such certificates -sned at their oces whcSuPOn bonds
Will be seni forward ia satisfaction OF The notes
will he csnceed the usual manner and forwarded 10
tie Fret Auditor e.. /. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond Va
Assistant Tryasuirrs IL CAarieston Gnl Mobile.
Dcpo,iteres al Raleigh and Wilmington ): {.
Charleston and Columbia :. G.
Savannah and Augusta. Ga.
Tallahassee, Ia, aud Montgomery Ala,
Columbus. Miss and Houston aId Mar
shall Texas dpS-n
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NEGRO SALE win sell at public Auction at
~ LunenbuTg Court House. on MONDAY the 18th day
of February 1865 that being court day one-th interest
in forty Ave vey likely Slaves now held for life by the
widow of the late Joel Blackwell and who is now up.
wards Of 70 years odfor cash credit as may best suit
purchasers r. H. ALLEN
ja2s--c6i' 81 Agents for the parties.
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COMMISSIONER. wATSON'S OEFICEl
fg (
NChm0nN Jan. 70, 100. J
the Circuit Coult Of the cry OF

NTItsGKNIt.--In the Circuit Count Of the ely OF
Richmond, January 9th, l665
". :. Brown and Fanny c. Robinson who Is an infant
sung hy ler next friend the said NJ : BTowH'
against rms
Wi.a, Brown and James Peasants executors Of tie
viii OF i. IkOmp.al~ Brown pcis
,pse came a. rhis day 10 be further heard the
nape formerly read and argued 10y counsel con-
IdeafI.a rhs.eof the defendants in this cause J. viii
COW Rro,yn and James Ileas9Ets, the executors OF j. T.
Rru deceased are 3iIes ted 10 render account az
tcr transactions q. eXecutof- aforesaid before William
3 watson who j. 5pp0iHtes By the Cont Special Com
missioner in tins and who j. directed b audit
sfate and settle the said and said Commits
Is orire 10 rake count 81 ali caiEs due by saGcs-
tlte giving notice by publication ia some public news
paper Published in Richmond OF tue time aud place Of
taxing said account once week for four successive
weeks Tor all persons 70 prove tleir claims before him,
and 10 nuke report thereof 20 this court with every
matter specially stated deemed rernent b. himself
which may be reqHirel by others to be stled Parties
interested IN this VIII please 20 take notice that
have liked upon Tuesday tie 2lst February 1863 az the
hour OF i2 ~. tie time and this oioe the place,
when and where shall proceed discharge the duties
required o. me by said deere.
WILLIAM ?. WATSOI.
iaI7-wfw Commissioner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-23

A NJ person desiring 10 make am i'm
N yestuient OF Confederate HuEc. IA valuable real es
tate situate n the c0aHtie Of August aad 1 Bingham
can do - y purchase Of the whole in pant 81 prop
e,iy valued In the year 1858 at NiBe;y0ne Thousand
Dollars,
Apply 10 JAMES w. CRAWFORD,
ie6-d2w Stanton, Va,
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
The Passport System ON the Frontier.
INTERRUPTION OF TRAVEL.
IEr0Yn the Toronto Globe I

The Detroit papers had given us reason 10 hope that
enforced. But Saturdays proceedings told different
tale At Detroit and the Suspension Bridge every man,
woman and child passing into the States from Canada
stopped and tncir passports demanded Many were
unprovided with the necdu document and were tnined
back II this system Ii continued there can be doubt
that the passenger traffic of the Grand Trunk and Great
Western will receive serious blow, and Canadian inv, St.
capitalists The Of the passport system individuals
no inconsderable item. II is believed that M Came.
which he Is e%es charge % each 10
sular agent here Mr. knb.l, who charges ii for his
trouble that the who wants to make trip 70
Buffalo must pay two dollars and half in addition 70
his railway fare. In addition, there must be daily de-
business ~e may note here that American ciizcns
siding in Canada are required TO take passport when
Document can only be issasI by full consul one q
whom is stationed at Clifton Consular agents nos
cates Of identity An American residsn. Of Tors WIN
therefore be required he desires 70 cross the bridge
% take certificates from Mr. KimSs the Consular agens
Mr. hurston who Is full consul returns 70 Toronto 10
We cannot hep regarding the introduction Of the pass
port system piece Of stupidity on the part OF Tho
Washington government. Mr. Seward will not be able
TO prevent raiders crossing the frontier by any such
means The passport system has been abandoned in
Europe even by Austria and France, 1t having beeu
found utterly to TN .ne srs osr % Ra i
utterly useless and we hope that our eovernmen. u
70 the government at Washington, and have
It abolished. II Mr.. Seward win not be reasona-
BILE ON the subject It will be necessary for ous
government to take other steps We find Of waya
Of making the Americans feel the advantage OF treating
fairly We hope that such warfare may arise bub
that Mr. Seward win the propriey Of abolishing nego
tations which serious injury to people while
they OF no benefit 10 their neghborA Our govern
doing all that lies in their power 70 prevent
raids from Shores and there is no to doubt
that they will be successful Al all the passport
system will not help them and have full right 70 de-
mand that while we doing our duty in the premises
burdensome penalties shall be laid upon
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

1 NO mn rxUTIrUT oREcrAN CURLs FROM % 81
"A 70 500 al Mrs b. PEoKHAMs ladies' hair dfsss,In
estabI jsbment Grand street. pear bowcry IopsieI
Flowers 40 furnished Grecians loaned and made OF penn
hair. -
The New York herald., 1865-01-05

large mas Of earth Hes piled up there, several feet
height the entire width of the mouth Of the canal IL
the rebels would agree 70 mot nre gun ten days or two
weeks would be consumed In ~ removal
me entire Angth Of the canal y comparatively
sVsn 10 The range Il NE snemys guns with nothing 70
o6strucs the visw Every dredgs pat 70 work becomes
6Ss nsd BEEN threwn q tAs canal every few minutes
through day by the rebes untu the exposion Not
gan nrsd ssE The explosion was treated with osn
tenptuous silence
have inspected sAs prsnses carefully and state that
the cana In its present. condition, " useless msy also
Ay shet 20 ether correspondent was present or within
mile 81 Ske explosion
The effects q the expIosiou sight-no conclusion
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
Mr.. n. CadyvaIIa der's Despatch.

EXPLOSION THE BuLEHEAD on DUTCH GAP CANAL
The mine At the head OF the utch Gap canal was ex
poded al twelve minutes before our o'clock yesterday
afternoon the presence OF Maol General Butler and
sia; General Ludlow who has hat charge Of It's con-
struction Brgadier General ColIs snaor Clark, OF
New HAMPSHIRE and myself the sole representative
Of the press Eleven in the forenoon had been liked as
the time for firing the traiu but the usua delays CO.
CURED, and we're subjected 70 nearly I've hours
anxious waiting in the bleak wind Of New Yem Z Day
The result Of the explosion hardly what va ex'
pected of a. The mass Of dirt was heaved up by the
powder but fell back substantially into the same posi-
tion. crater formed, into which the water
slowly from tho canal below This extended about two
thirds az tie distance from the head of The water In the
canal 10 the edge Of The water IN the James No
nection beds the canal and The nyer established
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
Obituary.

SAMUEL h. GARDNER, late United States Collector %
Revenue for the First district Of Missouri died his
sidence in st. Louis Christmas day His illness waa
BRIEF and his death event for which his many friends
scarcely prepared. Mr. Gardner was for many
years leading member OF the st. Louis bar, and waa
respected for the ceaness and soundness OF his judge
and the honesty and sincerity OF his convictona
He the first Collector In the 81 Louis district under
the United States Revenue law, and noted for hi
faithful and successful execution OF law full Of impert
fections He leaves large circle Of friends who osse
cd him az O citizen, an officer and q man.
cAPTAIN EDWARD D. HARNETT.
Captain Edward B. Harnett late Of Company A, Thrd
regiment Excelsior Brigade, New York Volunteers def
parted this life on Sunday morning Captain Harnett
joined the gallant Excelsior Brigade at s organization a
second Lieutenant and participated with II In It's many
hard fought battles and arduous campaigns. He wa4
severely wounded the battle Of Williamsburg whic1
the first battle tho brigade In and In which theN
covered themselves with that remained unayx
nshed while they were In the service Captain Harnett
was good soldier and was highly esteemed by his pt.
friends in this city He died OF disease contracted
In the service.
GEORGE KELLY.
Private George Kelly Of Company D. Sixty eighth New
York Volunteers was, by mistake, killed near Chatta
nooga Tennessee, on the night Of December ~, by q
Un ion picket
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
News from San Francfsco.

5zN FR1NCf9CO, Jan. q ISoo.
The United States steamer Saginaw has arrived here
with the rebel pirates OF Hoggs party who
arrested the steamer Salvador or Panama in Novcm-
Der, and whose transmission across the Isthmus was
prevented by the authorities Of Granada They
lined in Fort Acatraz, and will be tried here
The anniversary Of emancipation s being celebrates
here by the colored people with great mpressyeness
Arrived steamer Brother Jonathan from Oregon and
vancouvers Island with SITS 900 in god al but 900
OF which was from Portland
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
Ice ON the Sidewalks.

=
Please call the attention Of the proper authorities "a
the too long tolerated nuisance Of little hills Of Ice le
across the sidewalks not only in front Of vacant ota
corners Of streets and up stairs occupants Of buildings
Broadway Colandt street and other great thoroughly
fares In front Of hotels and Arst floor mcrchana
the police do their duty give the city the benefit Of e
nnes and have them removed II will save many broken
"'A'' -'' 'ti THOSE 1sf WHO TO- CAN'T AFFORD TO RIDE
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
GEOLOGICAL.

\ An, 2-Common Virginia rod clay
3-Ret, sand and gravel with vegetable matter
4-sand nd coarse gravel, With iron orc
5Coarsc ga, and white end coorea irofo iron rove