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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. f9.-The steamers
New Yark and Geo. Leary arrived here last
night from Annapolis, loaded with rebel pris.
oners, and sailed early this morning for Veruna,
on the James river, just below Richmond
The steamer Neaurus arrived here this
morning from Beaufort, n. c., with 81 rebel
prisoners.
The steamer PERT also arrived here this
morning from Fort Fisher, bringing mails and
passengers.
When the Perit left there, Friday, the 10th,
fighting had not commenced between our forces
and the rebels,
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Affairs in Georgetown.

THE DRAFT ASSoCIATION.-The Association
met last night. 1t was ordered that the entire
funds of the association be appropriated to
give bouHtes Of 800 each for recruits to fill the
quota Of the town also that com mittee OF
eight be appointed to make collections from the
citizens to aid in filling the quota. This morn
ing the list numbers 325 members.
remains about as quoted yesterday. The de-
mand and sales only to supply the local trade.
No receipts OF flour or grain reported.
ELECTION OF LAY DRLEGATES.-At recent
meeting of the Congress street Methodist Prot
estant Congregation. Captain J. ID. Catrell
was elected as the delegate to the Maryland
Conference, to assemble at Eastoa, Maryland,
nate.
PORT OF observation-disclosures
r. Clyde, WliIetts, from New York, and Schr.
H. S. Boynton, Herrick; from Bangor, Me-,
with merchandise to District merchants.
Cleared.-Schooner r. T. Stockton, Nancleaf,
for New York.
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ADMIRAL BUCHANAN.

Admiral Buchanan, OF the rebel navy, who
was captured during the fight in Mobile bay,
arrived in Baltimore yesterday morning from
Fort Warren, and yesterday afternoon was
sent to Fortress Monroe by the bay line steam.
ers. He is to be taken direct to Gen. Grants
headquarters, and from thence to be passed
through the Federal lines to Richmond for
exchange
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New York stock Market-First Board.

New York Stock Market-First Board
(By the Peoples Line-Office 5l1 Ninth street I
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-U. s. 1891, coupon 6's,
ll1a: U. S. S 20's, 11lS; Certificates Of Indebt-
Erie, 3 < Hudson River. lily; Reading, iia5
Michigan Central, 111K; Michigan Southern,
65A; Illinois Central, lls3; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, s3H; Cumberland Coal Preferred,
664; Cleveland and Toledo, 1l4 Chicago and
Rock Island, o. Milwaukee and Prairie du
CHEN, as; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
60, 954: Alton and Terra Haute, 40; Chicago
and Northwestern, 33k; Quicksilver, Sc.
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PROGRAMME OF GYMNASTIO RXERcJaus
THE HANLON RRnTurnS


PROMENADE CONCERT-PRoaRAMMH.
Overture ("Nabacco"L $500. .- va.
Medley Quickstep.
ORDER OF DANCING:
-Quadrille-G ympasts.
Prom nade-Intr oductions and finale of 'TrAvia-
2-Polka and schottish-sIeish Bell-Witae,,.
nsderPotpeurri-'Un Ballo in Msschera'-
3-Les Lanciers-Horse Guards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coo'- Verdi.
4ERedowa-ElviTa
Promenade-Farewell, Polonaise'-GodosEs.
5-Quadrille-Just before the battle. Mother,
Promenade-Grand Medley.
6-Galle p-Railroad- WttherS.
Promenede-Prayer and Romsnce-'The Night
Encanpment in Grenada'-K,eAzr
les Laneers. saratoga; III.
s-Polks,. Redowa, and schottisch-Jennie and
Promenade-Drumb Corps Quiekstep-G raSpla.
Quadrille-'LsnnisansB Ball;
Promenade-'Soupd from Home-Gansl.
-Redowa-Washinst on.
Prom enad e-Duett-'Il Trovatore'- Verdi.
Il-QuAd rille-Gymnasts-Cheap and Jig.
Premenade-'The Arms of Abrsham'-Quickstep-
Winner.
4. Spittichi. =. Leader 4th o. S. ARTILLERY Band
Tickets, So. admitting gentleman and two Ia.
dies Single tickets, 81 Tickets cau bs procured
of Mr.. Brady, or any of his scholars. and at the
Theatcr.
The most ri gid order will be observed.
TIE hat and CLOAK room will be ia the grand
salo n attached TO the dress circle.
Carriages will set down with heads to 2 street:
take up with heads TO street. feb 2o-3t
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0STHE MEMBERS Of the SEVENTH WARD
uS EXEMPTION CLUB and all er.ons who
aes re TO Join it are earnestly rsqueste to meet at
This Tuesday EVENING, at "a O'Clock. 1t
T FOURTH WARD EXEMPTION CLUB
~ There will be a meeting Of this Club. tOol
Ssmes paws. Treasurer at Mr Glsyton,s Of
22d inst, at4p m. fe 2l-2t.
TFATTENI ION; FIFTH wARD-A meeting
pTSs Of the FIFTH Va Ward Exemption Club will be
Hall I'd street east and Pa avenue for the pur pose
ofhHns the pro rata SccGEping fr ri EACH share
RIB FxReusoS, se 9sSrthLD' PRESIDENT #
saint PATRIcK's DAY.
w. February alst. 1855
In pursuance of q call in the papers there was a
t Heiu a. tne EXCHANGE Hotel, street last
celebrate st Patrick's Das
The meeting was called to order by Mr. H B.
Chairman, and Mr.. Martin Flannery as Secretary.
Ibese gentlemen were unanimously elected, who
ihsHked the meeting in brief but appropriate terms
After the Chairman had explained the object of
the meeting the tollowir Committee of Arrange
=; 5: o6SSSsI. Nj DaHey. J. o'Msar., Il. B.
he at to meet It
sane 1ss place NJ FLAs S...I;.:,
NTsEo0ND ! WARR I RHhET MUTUAL AID
;':s' E II;
s a are j 2yiS e sf fttfIs &c.,
kS Of the Union Association of the 18th Ward
the 18th of March. The old member OF the Lincoln
f By ORDER Club to 6sss u.s.
feb a-2t President.
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Full Confirmation Of our Glorious
Successes at Charleston!
THE CITY SURRENDERS TO GEN
GILMORE ON SATURDAY.
CAPTURE OF TWO HUNDRED CANNON
AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF
AMMUNITION.
Official War Bulletin.

Official War Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, u. T., p. m, Feb 81, 1861
Maj. Gen. John A. Dir, Neac York:
This Department has received the official re-
port of Major General Gilmore announcing
the surrender OF the city of Charleston, S. c.,
to the United States forces under his command
at O'Clock Saturday morning, the 18th INST
Among the captured property are two hundred
pieces Of good artillery and supply Of fine
ammunition. The enemy burned their cotton,
warehouses, arsenals. quartermaster's stores,
railroad bridges, two iron.clads, and some
vessels in the ship.yard.
E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGTON, February 81, 1855.
The Department Buildings will be illumi-
mated on the night OF Washingtons birthday
in honor of the recent triumphs OF the Union
BY order Of the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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WASHINGTON, February 70, 1865.
Last night this department received the
gratifying intelligence OF the occupation Of 90.
lumbia, the capital OF South Carolina, by Gen.
eral Sherman, and the probable evacuation Of
Charleston by the enemy. Hasten on recruit.
ing to fill up the army, and the rebellion must
receive the final blow in this spring campaign
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War
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HER NAME.-The name Of the steamship
found in a disabled condition off Cape Hat
teras, and from which the officers and crew
were rescued, as announced yesterday, was the
Merrimac.
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~ From John e. Parker, post office news
stand, we have an advance copy Of Harper's
Mana inc for March.
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THE EVACUATION OF CHARLESTON.
A salute of one hundred guns was fired here
this morning, by direction Of the War Depart.
ment, in honor of the evacuation of Charleston,
S. g., by the rebels, occasioned by Gen. Sner.
mans movements against that place.
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GENERAL WARREN

Maj Ger. Warren, Army OF the Potomac,
arrived In Baltimore yesterday for the pur
pose OF visiting his family, on q brief leave O.
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the
meeting to. night Of the Seventh Ward Union
Association, to make arrangements for the 18th
of March,
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By order of the COMMITTEE.
X REFS DANCING ACADEMY
IA Temperance Hall, St., bet. 9th and 10Th

KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY,
IA Temperance Hall, Z St., bet. 9th and 10th,
Whereas a report is in circulation that have
removed or intend to do so, wish to an "A
nounce to my friends and the public in gen g.
eral that am still at the above. named Hall &IR
and intend to remain until the close of thetA D
season. The quarter has just commenced. New
and afternoon for Ladies, Misses ard Masters.
ters WSbN EsDAY and sATURp ss1s' 1 AFT s
MOONS, from two TO ave O'Clock.
FRIDAY EVENINGS, from seven to ten o clock.
81 Private instruction given at any time, to suit
For further particulars call during the hours Of
tuition, and receive circular or address, a note
to the care Of n p. KREIS, Room NO 1S Wash
ton Building, corner of Pa. ave, and 9TH st.
feb lS-7t j. w. KREIS. P D.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.


NV York Gold and Stock Markets.
New YORK, Feb. 2O,-At (iailagher's En- We
Exchange, gold was 200S; New York Central
1l3H; Erie, 13x; Hudson, Ilik; Reading, 1l2Hi
Michigan Central Ill: Michigan Southern, 81 J,
Illinois Central, IIS.
The Stock Market was heavy.
Gold was very strong. Sales after the call At
lG-L
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RRLHAsKD.-It is generally understood that
all of the merchants of this city and Baltimore
Except the Weisenfelds) who were convicted
BY Gen. Doubledays military commission,
have been or will be released from confine-
ment, the President, it is said, having par
doned them on the petition of respectable citi-
zens and the showing made in their cases by
legal gentlemen. A number OF these mer-
chants have been already sent to the Albany
penitentiary. Philip and Meyer Waliack
who were in confinement in the Old Capitol
prison, have been Internationally pardoned,
and were released yesterday.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SAILS OF 1.30's.-The sales of 1905 by law
Cooke & Co, amounted to sc, ..6i 800 yesterday
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uS TAN POLICE. WASHINGTON. February 81,
lsb.oohO7ICE TO C0ACHMEN. HACkM ZEN,
6c Carriages engaged to convey parties TO and
from B1 ady Is Exhibition and Hop. at Ford S The.
ster. On the evening Of februsry a2d Washing,
take up in reverse order. By order OF
A. G. RICHARDS,
fe2l-2t Superintendent of Police.
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is out OF repair. and no trains are running,
and but one ferry bcat-the Fulton-is making
trips, owing to the scarcity OF coal. As she
does not leave the wharf here every hour,
consequently she Is loaded down at every
In a day or two, and as the river is open the
ferry company will doubtless be able to re-
plenish their stock OF coal, when these diff
culties will be overcome.
The Government plying between Giesboro'
and Washington is now running regularly,
and parties in Government employ can obtain
passage on her,
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HENRY BoNTE. T. a +" ALfkh ukoshoh
ocn SEVENTH STREET, NEARI. OSO
HoUsEKEEPERs. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
The largest stock Of
FURNITURE and HousEKEEPINa GOODS
in the District, and at prices that defy csmps-
tition.
CAN and examine Stock previous to making your
purchases. By so doing you incur no ebli cations
to purchase.
GILT FRAME MIRRORS at extra bareaius
500 COTTAGE BIDSTEADS, which We Guar.
antes to sell less than Wholesale prices.
CARPH BITS
Our entire stock of Carpets and oicloths at prime
cost.
5-4 CHEcKE Erred MATING at &c., Per yard.
WINDOW SHADES in great variety
BRUsSILS, RUGS, MATS and SHEEP MATE n
auction prices.
WOODEN. WILLOW, TIN,
GLASS and cROcKERY WARE,
PLATED SPOONS, FORKS. &C.,
very cheap.
500 pounds prime COUNTRY REArHRRs.
BONTZ L erosion.
Re liNt 500 Seventh street, near I.
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DIANOs.
NM
PIANOS.
NEW OR SECOND HAND.

One good second hand Piano for $40,
One Piano for $780,
One Piano for $50.
One Piano for SlS).
Also. several very excellent Pianos that have
only been used q short time at great bargains.
Ten new Chckerine & Sons Pianos.
Ri gbt new Pianos of other makers.
Old Pianos solicited in part payment ior NO"
ones.
ALSO,
8. d, Il II W. Smiths American fartor greens,
all sizes and STYLES and prices for Bale or Rent.
Terms IF payment easy 1ouNP EIJys
3O6 Pennsylvania avenue: between
fah Oh e. 9Th and I0 h str sets.
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~ THINK OF THE FUTURE.
HEAR THE GOSPEL.

Preaching BY Rev. A. B. EARLE, Evangelist, at
street Baptist Church, one square east of the
Post ONCE. Religions meeting and preaching
every afternoon at and evening at "a o'clock dur
ins 'he "eeA' CONF .Nnu.. ...
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
Five hundred and fifty rebel prisoners left
Baltimore yesterday for Fortress Monroe to be
EXCHANGED.
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WAsHINGroH Ea]

1The fall of Columbia, South Carolina, was
thus announced to Governor Fenton, of Ne "
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L,OR D's THE TRR.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTYTHrRp
ANNIVERSARY
OF 5Ha
BIRTHDAY
GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON
FIRST PRESIDENT THE UNITED srArs..
FEBRUARY q. 1866
twill be observed in this splendid theaterb
GRAND BALL AND PROMENADE CONCERT
GYMNASTIC EXERCISES
ABNsR s. S. BRADY,
'A' sseia% s. Mszks Place New S York. now Sy"'
Of Brady, Ans f'n nPs PUff Tsss.hins'0n'
THE RENOWNED
HAHLON BROTHERS,
George, William, Thomas, and Alfred,
The mos distir suished Gymussts of thi. or AM
other country have returned from their sonts nv
Mr. Brady visit Washinston " to TO
APPEAR ON THIS OCCASION ONLY.
Quoted te With The same IiBERSITTY'. viii % con-
DIsok1h ASb ExolUs1vEsxs.
a. distin guished the Grans Balls at the Ac.seSs
of Music, New York.
The Thsater will be mest brilliantly illuminated.
RVERGREENS,
AND FINE PAINTINGS.
there H FIJI e.
DUKiNG THEEvENINa
The invited guests will embrace
THE PRESIDRNT OF THE United States
THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET.
AND THE MILITARY AND NAVAL CELEBRI.
TIES IN Or NEAR wAsHIN ron. ni-
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 CST-A pair Of GOLD SPECTACLEs, in a
- green leather case The finder will be liber.
House. fs2o-stF
I OST-Bstveen O'Clock on Friday until lOh
II O'Clock on Saturday, a 500 BILL. I will
street between 18th and 49,
fe 1o-st' MICHAEL sCANLON. Plumber.
I OsT-A TRUNK was left by a eolored 70 man
L ~ RESTAURANT, supposed to be near the Rail-
ceiv ing the same will please give information of
ns whereab outs to detective officers McDevitt and
/ OST-Yesterday fSunday, a McKendree Chan.
II el or between there and 327 9th st., between
l. and d. part ola GOLD WATCH CHAIN, with
Key. Locket Head and Cross attached The X sy
was set With opa!s and earnsts. The finder viii be
rewarded on leaving the same at 327 9th street,
above. fab 2).9tt"
Clio RIWARD-Strayed from the rub.criher
% ~ seilo. Newfoundland DOG, about months
cd had an IRON collar and piece of his chain on
The aboY reward will be paid if returned to 419
LUZ street ts lS-5ts
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The Overland Telegraph Lile

The Overland Telegraph Lite.
CHICAGO, Feb. 19-The overland telegraph
line to the Pacific is now fully repaired, and Is
in perfect working order. Salt Lake CITY aad
New York have been working without inter-
ruption Gil day.
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E,oR BALLS, LEVERS, PARTIES, RECKP
II TIONS, &C., &c.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES

Ladies White I'D Gloves Ladies' Hair Nets
- Headdresses - Lace B4rbs
Lace Coifures " Lace Sleeves
Wresths Il Flowers Emb d h Lace Udkfs
Dress Caps Spanish H. ad Pins
NJ Headdrefses Lace Sleeves. Cnifures, Dress
CAPS, &C., &C., made to orde- AZ short notice at
MAN WELLS
Depot of Fancy Goods,
fell cost 32sPa av,
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Particulars Of the Evacuation o.
Charleston.

THE FORTIFICATlONS LEFT UNIN
JURED.
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THE GRAND CONVERSATION Ball, Concert and
GymRastic exhibition, at Ford's Theatre to.
morrow night, in compliment to Mr. Abner 5.
Brady, the accomplished teacher OF gymnas-
tics, is creating the greatest interest in the COM
munity, and from present appearances the at
tendance will not only be large but exceeding
ly brilliant.
Two superb bands have been engaged-Spit
tichi's Attn u. S. artillery for the promenade
music, and Withers' popular band for the ball
music, and to insure that the dancing shall 60
off in first. class STYLE the services OF Prof. l..
& Marini the celebrated teacher of dancing,
have been secured as floor manager. The cell
ebrated Hanlon brothers-four in number-un-
doubt. dly the greatest gymnasts in the world,
will also appear.
The theatre will be superbly decorated with
pictures, flowers and evergreens, and will be
enIivened after a novel sort with the music Of
myriad canary birds.
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BALLS, PARTIES, 40.
"A GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, "a
- PROCEEDS FOR THE 90
BENEFIT OF THE FAMILIES
DUB BRAVE BOYS" IN THE FIRLD
To be acid at the Large Hall In the
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING
On the Evening of
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1865,

Tickets. admitting gent,er an and two ladies.
TIN DOLLARS, to be procured at tae Onion
league Hall, the Bookstores, hotels, aud Drug
Stores Should any sentlems desirs to invite more
tbs two ladies, Two Dollars will be charged for
each ticse beyond that number
CARDS OF INVITATION FOB LADIES may be
procured at the League Hail. on 9th street, be.
tween and streets, where the Secretary, W. R.
IRWIN, Esq, will be in attendance during each
day.
The Committee have found 1t necessary to limit
the NUM- Der of tickets.
RS-An elegant Supper will be served at the Ball,
for which extra charge will be made.
By order of the Supervisory COMMITTEE
feb 2o-l3t B. b FRENCH, Chairman
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M AYOR's OFFICE. CITY HALL

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL,
Iva WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. Is, 1865.
.; sccordance with the provisions of the act
Titled An act to arrest and convict So Institute bro.
kers ana runnsrs.n approved February l6, 1866 a
reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS lis hereby
oHereo Tor the arrest ana conviction Of any pe
or persons who may be detected in running of sub
sttutes nom this city for the purpose of credting
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THE REBELS FIRE THE CITY.

SIX THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON
BURNED.
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TWO HUNDRED GUNS CAPTURED.

FORT MOJyITRIE FIRST SEIZED UPON
BY OUR TROOPS.
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GRAND LARCENY AND BURGLARY OAsEs.-
Yesterday afternoon Justice Boswell was
called to the police headquarters, on 10th st.
to try several cases, developed by Detectives
McDevitt and Claryoe.
The first was that of Maggie Wheeler, ar.
rested for the larceny of clothing ana goio
kate Petit. The evidence consisted mainly in
the confession of the accused that she knew
where Mrs. Pettirs property was after 1t was
stolen, and declaring she would suffer death
before she would tell; and the subseq nent re-
covery Of her goods by the detectives from her
her place of abode, or where she had concealed
them. She was committed to Jail for court
The next was the case of the burglary and
robbery at Louis Baum's jewelry store, corner
of 7th and G. streets, an account of which, and
Der of the parties suspected, was published in
made all the arrests they deemed necessary,
the parties were brought out. Mr.. Bradley,
jr, appeared for the defence. The parties ar
rested were Joseph, alias VIM. II. Light, Sarah
Weaver, Arinda Remington, VIM. III. Elrod,
Martin Walsh and Charles Smith. The house
where the parties lodged is the corner Of 18th
and streets-Mary Blakes.
Justice Bos well, in giving his decision, gave
Smith and Walsh, both young men and intel. .
ligent, some very excellent advice against bad
company; and held mp their narrow escape
from Albany prison as warning to desert the
association OF thieves and prostitutes. Light
and Elrod were required to give bail for Court
in $500 each ; and the two women In $500 each
They were committed in default of bail.
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RICHARD wALLAOH. Msvor.

~FOURIH WARD EXEMPTION CLUE
uS An adjourned m etlng of this Club will he
held on tuesday, EVENING, att o clock in the
Common Council Chamber, City Hall. All per
ing upon the treasurer, Mr.. P. + Bacon or any
other eicer of the associ alton and positinp S56
ASBURY LLOYD, President
r. 8. DAVIS Sacretarv- 10 "a a.
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IT CITf HALL, February 8, 1865.
N The Assessors having com pls ted the as
sessment fer 1865. will meet in their room, City
HAL as Beard of Appeal, from February 18th
instant to February 26th, inclusive. to hear com
plants. and to make such corrections as they may
Deem necessary. re 3tawt26th
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N@HEBRRW, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
w EDGCATION.-Havins opened An addi
tiorsl school for instructing the above named
branches OF education, We are now enabled , &C
ccpt greater number Of pupils than heretofore
Parents wishing to have their children educated
in these branches, notified to call in person be-
fore the first of March next
Positively no children accepted after that date
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PERSONAL.

DIAHOs-A large assortment of Steinvsy u
= PIANOS has Just been received. va
nave Also on hand several Pianos that
have been used short time for sale u BON VJy0
easy terms, at the Ware Rooms of
W G.. METZEROTTs
Sole Agent of Stein way q Pianos,
re l5-5t and Mason q Hanlin's Cabinet Organs
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Reported Evacuation Of Mobile

Cairo, feo 6 The steamer Mollio Atlo rom
Me- Orleans 3isi ut., has arrived, With large
quantity of sry,r and moiasscs. Tue reported
evacuation Of Mobile is confirmed. The TISrs
says The inioru.iion ia undcubtcd. Twelve re-
fuscos, who len Mo.ilc On the i6t', aud srrved Al
New Orleans s,eisu ths, tho tyseustion com5nen.
ecd the day boforo their departure IN ~ tho guns
an 3 ordnance stores were going TO Selma by rail
sni water simultaneously. wi,h th.s movement a
swccr'ns CONSUMPTION Nss g'ing among tho
,iusons Of NJ bile, W escape which the peoplc were
hcc'ng from the city ny squads. Il was the gen.
era Impression IN N bile that defence o. the
city would bo attempted. Its garrison WAS small
and compoo %. rihuA under command o. Gcr.
era Nalry,