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Hmneemenfs.

AcADEMY or ,F. MVsI ct.
trHr ,.rABIisa~xsr poss NOT ADvERTi>s N Tps
sEw-ToRK HERALD
THIS llOsDAf) ENENihG, March 10 sts,
BKEEFir or MILE. BOSi~,0.
Last time Of Pc'fcias grand and popular op~ra'
lone, lone;
TIT LAST DAYS OF PONpEu,
with e.. brilliant ulise e and fine cast, u'ili.Y.
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS.
MAILOLENl. BELLlNI. ANTortttl.
In the ccise Of evening two pieces viii BE- 'ars n
''''''- ~" h, goLLrTr pI GREsBY
BY MILE. BOsIslO and slGNDa BRtNMyl;
o4 TSgG r 81 80 :R a'N'
L'tFRiCAryE md "a 0bRiBALhiyo
wEDSEsDAY-8tNEpir or MISS KELlp1o.
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
TurBsDAY-OPERA ~ BBooKLYN-DDS GIOVANNI
OK StTf-fD4Y- NAIISEF.
Norics TO subscHBgRs->ub-eroera de-rgn- - ,rf'",s
VII. oil 81 i've notice ~ ne Box Once.
Tie .l 4 seoryed ss snd tiki, ,or Any * i1r ah'
uansd performance 30 ,o.amence THIS MDi.'.NC - a.
tie regular ssrr oi.c''.
4 ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- liroc.or..................... NihEiAtk.
IULSDkI F.NENlNG Iar,h 3D.
RENEFlr OF sIGNOR B2LI.AI.
L'hFRfCAINH
tND
IA GAHTBALDINO.
ACADEMY OF Music.
y Dires-or................... MigfTItN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March %.
rESEHT or MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
LAST NIGHT OF
TIE STAG. OF THE NOErH.
nLYMPlC JiiEATER.
( ..ls =
s.sle li' 'f.b"
Tbs rsr,rLIspv~sr nos yor A9vERTlsf - rEs
aL0..nhr bEhALD.l
MoNn8 EiENiNG, mARcH = .n
BTNtE.T Nt Ng. j. H. -roDn ,@E
on vhicl occas'o WI b -cu'ed for th- We .imr Zoe
O''-''''' GRsN5s -. Tx WuIrErisr
Grani's'he- Wh.tc.- 3............Mr b ~ tI5bcAf.-
A.'sF which the ''c,i ,lg isr,2as ei'' s'H4''
r. ~ COMaRE,
Ms. JDgl WOOD s>ClNDEL.Ltt.
NJ. G,o-gc swcep l.oSr 81 nrle.
NJ j. No + tfirFy Niiiii Win $40; ~ o.
LuoHrER,
sa must .ho-ly b. v'bJss~n account Of p'e'.o"'
'i'''' 1s'''''' 90 ID ID ~ NoVSRlrifs
WEDNESDAY, hgreh PHI.
BENEFIT nt VIZ &. ". lDkt ~.
Frip.Y. Mrch q.
BENEFIT % -!ir5 ELIZA SbNlOA
N ss.i,e prop.r. N siye OF maSn.i EN- end va
at Of ehus;.ei. la rpssnas any pTr''u rs,rt .. IT,
A RoNiNTIc SPECTACULAR pGAJA
Door open 20 o.. .',l-t curtain ~ =.
pARNUN's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID BROADWAY. brtr-fr Sprinc and J. i.e-sts.
t1HIs As-AsL'.assVE DOES MOI ADvEEriss IL THE
NEU-NUBK htKALD .
THE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE lEAEAFTth
Will ,JINENCE AZ CCLOc b.
TIE CRIiT SUCCESS And AIPRALIiNENEss or
MAGSItlcEAI S.lJfTURAL DRAMA
~ 'mnirfiTi n d. OF DELIGHTED VISITORS
dsIy throi giag i -
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a mnsemenis.

WINTER GARDEN.
frBf ESTABLISHMENT DOES ADVERTISE ~
inv kkw'YoRk uERALpb
THE LAST NIGHTS
EDwIS BOOTH
RiCUELlEU.
nr s,na beg. to announce that NJ Booth bein: i'''n'
Of bringing bis engagement, TO ,,,,
ON THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 49,
LAST NIGHT
OF HIPS APPEARANCE
"a New York for this season.
Ml. EDWIN BoOTh
will eppear IN his grand role Of
RCHELIEU,
for the
LAST TIME BUT THREE.
LAST TINE BIT THREE,
Mr. stuar til, notice will Enable thos. who pave
not ye, witnessed this revival ~ maze hrr arnsent's i"'
NJ stuart ikewise begs s in conseq .nce ~
the crowds who ia. La. m1oee 10
witness
Mr. PoOTfPs HAMLET.
MATINEE
or
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. March 81,
THE LAST HAMLET MATINEE
which he given Ladies urged for ih.ir own comfort
On WEDNESDAY, EvENlSG. Mach 81
THE FIRST IENEflI
NIL II. TAYLOR.
iIF WILLOW COPSF
Miss MARY MITCHELL twho has kindly vo!onieered)
ROSE FrsLDlNC
| Seats secured 81, diys in advance
Do1s op"n at : commence at :, o'clock
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Ou,Rr1:Masrgs's OrYiCs, SEw YosE. March 4 ''e'
Holm II. DRAPER n Co, Autiion'ers-
~ VIII SELL without rc.rry- % ic hie'Ft bidder ~ t'
Irc Basin Broot lyn sD 81 4aTch ~ At Gro'"
b 49,. tue following named TOY tR"MhNl SA'-N"tl''-
tCwt;
ILLINOIS. .i1c-whse............''-''-. y, .n''
EMPIRE CiIN. ~ide-wicr............ t''oI TINS
MCCLELLAN. 81 lf-. i........-....sl l'Li ttls
THOMAS COLLIER si1e Nh'ri...... 80 ms
JOlt& RICE. p.oP'l 'r.....'..''''.'. 'a. lu'-
all hos, ,e. will tho exemption 81 the t. are ally
.onrr.4 and ready f1r iuu'.'iat' tFsic. Thu iaoS@.
Co(r Is cd1rsby adipi,I for a.f'iro %" The >"ni and
i. rer ~ci 70 be- .d down, aIi ne balance o. dey"ry
,.r Vii be SDLD - tne slir- time, DC BOILER = 'he
,,,.r,r I..ric 3. Nc,i. sut rhHFiiNo 49,. o. The
'tcau,'f DcAwS,r. >ib.f AZ 49, va; :,
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Sales BIZ Antiion.
A. NJ. wrRvs. Anctioneer
DY BANGS. MERWIN d Co., Nos. 694 and

- Ct6 Brosdy., cor q 4ihaI-Ssies q Roos,. Sta.
,oer. Prur.s Works 1f Fancy Gno1s Furn.tnra ~
TUESDAY WTDNESDsN aid THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Mach o. ~ and -. al O'Clock
CHOICE BOOkS. ANTIQUITIES CuuOSITlES Nc
~ Ge1tesns rrvu'e oheton of Naluah" and scar =
Ioots IN s,ory Travels Bo,ripny, Sciences and Arts anj
Ueert Literature including upcfD,Yustrsrd w ofks ara
. number ~ b.a.ifI NiSSN> ,n\ ripni. Choke Manu-
.crp.. ~ rOGE AFH LETTERS; fn.rsvines, eni icits
a. ourrs. number OF FOBTR iIfS. AVID vu-ty o. Cur
ocs Antiquities 81 Csts .nes are r-aay ana ~" s''c's
tir on view.
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Geac!lers.

'lTACHERS Tor all grades Of SCHOOLS;
K PRIVATE TUTORS for II iiranchfs HO3 fRNssSFs,
Resident Ni,iuus md Nursrry. ioI FAMILIES; Sc4OOi
PROPERTIES Sold, Rented. an L'asd BOOKS mGed
Zoe receipt " yet ~ pcrs Ut the Educational AFrucy
40. II Nas-iust, y. Y. Address A. NASH. GDoyc.
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II Y .
u,-Yr, 1~-v,

MOsrs: Or ISRAEL ~ EGfPr.
EO.r led co. De-. slsnls .Gcrsi worE, "a. I'd
TIE Pillar OF flRE. -
THE GORGEOIS = EMERY, COSTUMES aad APPOINT
NENTs,
TIE MOVING PAsORAMA OF THE NILE,
flioasv :. pre.,I,iBg the eres' EGYPTlAN RIVER On
a. n iriogs .h, % the SHn, Moon, aud Ig i-bI,
Tos thor s. .'I to- wH"dc-f1
MICH NC NJ ILL SI0SS AND EFFECTS
Las ney.r 5rcn cgdllrd ior - - -
BEATTY AND PERFECTION OF DETAIL
WILLIAM T. ntHhl-ON, E,,smporsn-ous singer.
or"' DMlIiSaia ,i:,1 Of iTfRitEli hTglL 10 Pm
EXTRAORDINARY LIVING NCNDIH-.
TWO WILD AUSTRALIAN tBlLDHtN, 49,
Crrturrd I've y-lrs 80 by sPsrty 81 Goii fpur'~ luz
A., singular and pleas Zoo appearance and nom tAeli n4's
moi 4 li,. sc snruo. e. 10 have belonged tos
biCE OF CANNlBALs.
TowrRrNf; GIANTS ,ND DIMiSUTNF pNARf
BFAJTii UL CtRCAsrlAN GIRLS
~ AiBlND BON. LEANED >EAb
Splendid AND ENTERTANiNG a.. NCKAhAs
INGENIOUS GLAsS-hLOWERS.
M0SDERFbL EAFfN FAlLh. ,.,,
GRAND AGlARiA-RhRE MD CthlotS risD'
l.NING SERPESTs.
lI,ISG I.fELE-hORNEU BULL.
LNfNG rFRSlAN SHEEP, ,
GEOLOGICAL. GCNCilOL0IllAL ad NJ hisNsi q
COITvCTlONs. .PgClNENS II MI. RAJ
IIsTOPY. WAX srArUARY. PAINT
INGS HISTORICAL RELICS, H.
ad.ns.i,a. % cents. Children under ton 10 ''fl,s.
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\. :: BLrrcksa Are'ienser- ,.,..r

\. y BLEHCKgR. Arcionecr -
nES'R ABLE NOFKNiLLE LOTS, NEAR
- TiilRD-NvE.. a. AUC1IO -. :. bLtE' kfR.
spN Go. viii sr At Auction on II tsD Al, tls'ch ~,
inst M y orocb a the sch ug. -irsrooni No. III Broad
Wy. - VALUABLE BUILDING Lots lyrs in one body,
% on nris s,coad, md T. Nnry 'lie Norkvii,e,
within 200 e Ihsday- aud 'utng DIN 2l0 feet
of second s, each iu o. lot b. ul3i This a"rl-
opqor unity either 1r spe,ui ion ~ for ius-net
viii dficutt Z, lind l.icc rr' together ciEhy
"a. .. They "ii b. soli with privilege, and
l. 'oiuinnlafIf ,eriu7.
tbe ei- you'd al qp' Ton The al, VI b. qerenpiory.
For uIfs &c. iupy tr Aurtio.srs W. - Crdsr-st.
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nESIntEGE LOl > on Nnih-avc.. Eighty
..lrl .lIrlfriani- .lfy.sey.uth aud Ole Hh'd
7rI r.. yltl &c.. 81 AGCflUE T. H. H. DLON
q o. ~. = ~. O. AUCTION, op TUESDAY. March -.
1850 a % Gc.rs. 10 the EXCHANGE hALESROOM 30.
Do .ilu4v. N-is-lor,
Nirf yca ioiS w.,t side - ~ fet 10 nrhes
sosi ol Ei.hty ourtas .reh lot 255 hy depth.
W. slt, cutH e CORES s0uta sd Eiyl'vfon l-
% Poo feet rst OF Ei.lina.' and t"ur1l fsfb. fosrt e 30
r ,ot irDH', o.. the lud > .rct ~ d p %.
N-st Ore. huudr~dIl c.hty-et rrth and One ifrd-
auir' ttl .I','. LOI u0I,A ,lc Il OucAuujr.i aud
a. s~sriTf-sf. ln feet est ~ fov.uihavr.. running
i1l-h g. uauai 3rrG oud .ay sh-si. Is e,l 'scu
tise.t fy l@l fret inir''rs IN d-f'i.
Maps, &C.. o.: tie gi,i - .f tho Aprtiono.r..
h.. A. LUDLOW y 90.
Glt1.J ll,-st ueir hil1lWav.
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~ Mr. J T. TAYLOR
Ors' to 'nnoune. to o. gges sd 3; friend that bic
in N.w.icrA.
NEAT WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH u.
At the WINTER CAapESi
when wi. be prr'rie,l tn drama ., o. o,,r
Mis-. MARY MITCHELL iwho hs. ANDY volunteered
will apps a. ROSE FIELDING
srais noy now BE- occurred.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Le'sre and Manasei... NlEAILLh'
lIHs EsrABIrHsYSr poFs Hor ADyRRrIss ~ TINS
NEWBORN HHaALD.l
rinh week q the brilliant ensisrnent OF tie ehaTmns
''1'S ''"'U Mss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who will appear m her eel brat, ,oe Of
Interesting drama tr.n0ed sd adapted expressly To-
Der by tho sutbor 81 snchon, oiled he
PEARL or SAVOY;
THE uorufRs PRAYER,
which must b. " th8-.yn SATURDAY. " lrch %.
r. GiyE PLACE TO OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
TFWTiFuI SCFSFRY, ELEGANT COSTUMES.
LICH APPWSrMf NTS. ASD = PULL CHORUS
NJ J. w. Collier, d. b. Ration; }. O. Bnin.t ?. iLaTo'
Misses Mary wefs Maeder. II. Cbapman. Wn,ock Cave.
Ae,la-THF PRAYER
Au2l-rnE rRlt NPiI.
Act 3d-rHf ADDICTION.
90 49, Set s,i,-hiPPYEss.
' ''''@ MISS NiGGis MITCHELL
FIRST TIME DcalNG THE PEgsEETESGAGE'nNr
Aaay
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
c ''7 sa IN Bis ;s'.ci s Fr.,s qI o'jsJ * :,
fauis circl- entrance cfo'oY'''j, - era' i''1s
.rai. ,r5r-r,I 'iS dsy. in sasaace.
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obstruction

pON~' BONDING SCHOOL, Stamford,
Nr. CESS, 4. ~. riincrf,
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= BENeHAHrPToN,, N. ", Jan. 1l.-About
2 o'clock this morning, a fire broke out
in Lowell Harding's store, on Court
street, two doors east of the American
Hotel, and before the flames We're ex-
tinguished totally destroyed three stores
owned respectively by L. Harding,
Horton Bros. and r. ii. Hall & Co. The
buildings werein the heart of the busi-
ness part of the village. The principal
losers of stock are i. Harding, boots
and shoes, loss S, 500, insured $500; r.
ii. Hall & Co., crockery, loss SIS, 600. in
sured Si3, 900; Finch q Roe, clothing,
loss 50, 600, insured 81, 900; Horton Bros,
stovedealers, loss 81, 600, insured g. 600.
Total loss, including buildings, $525,
600; insured ON all $50, 600.
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GALVESTON, Texas, January S-via
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1l.-An order from
the Department Headquarters will be
promulgated here tomorrow, muster
ing out of the service n large number of
regiments doing duty in Texas. The
list has not yet been made known, but
it is believed to include about 1900
troops, all but three regiments.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, Jan. I.-Resolutions
were introduced in the Maine Senate
this forenoon, and referred to the Com
mittee on Federal Relations, demand
ing that JEFF. Davis and the principal
traitors among his late colleagues in re-
bellion ought to be brought to imme-
diate trial, and a speedy and exempla-
ry punishment for their most odious
crimes be inflicted.
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NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE Tribune's
Washington special says: The state
ment is revived, upon very high au-
thority, that Secretary Stanton will sue
coed Minister Adams at the Court of
st. James. -.
The recent order countermanding the
volunteer mastering out in Gen. Ter
rvs department, was yesterday coun-
fernandez in turn, so that the yolun-
teer troops are to be discharged as origf-
nally contemplated.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1lth.-The Acting
Secretary of State, w. Hunter, in a
communication to the President, trans-
mitted to the Honse in answer to the
kidnapping of the child of an Ameri-
can lady in the city of Mexico, by the
usurper of the Republic, the so called
Emperor; says that no official Informs
ton has been received at this Depart
ment of the kidnapping referred to, and
no other information upon that subject
which 1t is deemed advisable to make
public at this time.
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Sew York noney ana s.o.l. nlarI.e,.

MT NEW 1Ottht Jun. II.
Money and Cold Money steady at Q per
cent for cal Loans ste5iing xciange dun
ing at l39, and closing ut I3SI<. ttfisJdE q.
n FretghtsTToI Liverpool, continue duh with
ont decided change.
Government Stocks = Without decided
change; U. 8. IS, 81, coupons, 1867: U. $. @,
SOS, coupons, '62 lOf3S: do. do. 'B5 1blIS; u. s.
IS, lO-40s. coupons, 931S; Treasury Notes, 7-30s,
LIST series. 9Ss; do. ID, ls; Sd, ISL; U. s. o.,
year certificates. new issue, 0S1z.
Stocks-Heavy; Ohio & Mississippi certih-
Gates 2614; New York Central 90; Erie %; Hud-
son l0F5%; Reading 10l: Michigan Central lU31
Michigan Southern 81; Illinois Central 12514;;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 755ss; Chicago 4 North
western 3l14; do. prfl 81; Chicago a Rock
Island slO3%; Pittsburgh; Fort Wayne & Chi
cago 81; Tene Haute prfd IS.
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TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the Farm on which he now resides IN
Ohio county, w. W. In Liberty Township one
mile north Of RoneyS Point, containing two
hundred acres, one hundred and thirty Of
when - cleared and well SCI in gTIGsa. The
WnteFed and Wen adapted for stock or grain.
Terms reasonable. For further Information
enquire Of the subscriber ON the premises.
n0v3QiStNa II. q. BELL
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Chicago marker.
CHICAGO, Jan. ii.

/ CHICAGO, Jan. ii.
1 Flour dull. Wheat unsettled, closing at
2291 221< for No. j. Corn quiet. Outs firm.
HlghWineS dull Provisions active. Mes
Pork advanced 5Oc; good inquiry for fully
cured sweet picked hams; sales at I761I75S;
English meats firIn; bulk shoulders In Inod-
eFate demand: Lard firm at lG5<al7. Hogs
unchanged; dressed, duh, In consequence Of
the unfavorable weather; sales at I0lsl05S, di-
5viding 40 n. iffsf Trii i14s14. - Z 3.
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Troy, n. Y, Jan. 1Ith.-The extern
Railroad Company, about midway be-
tween the two places, was totally de-
stroyed by fire last night. Thirty-one
horses and seven cars. with harness and
hay, were burned. The fire caught
from Kerosene lamp, and spread so
rapidly that nothing was saved. Total
loss $4,000. Partially insured.
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NEW York, Jan. 1.-THE CONNER
cial's Washington dispatch says:
Senator Summer win attach a proviso
to the bill giving the Secretary of the
Treasury power to appoint Assistant
Assessors of Internal Revenue, making
it imperative in him to exact the test
oath in the case of all employees in the
department.. s-,..t-5--
The proposition for the universal ne
gro suffrage in the District of Columbia
Will probably be compromised into a
qualified suffrage with educational re-
quirements, TO operate without dis
tinction of color.
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PorrsyIILR, Pa, Jan 1L-Mr. Henry
III. Dunn, coal operator, and superinien-
dent of the New York and SehuylkilI
Company, was brutality murdered by
three men last night, while on his way
home 10 Pottsyiile. The murder was
committed ON the public highway, about
two miles from louisville. No arrests
have been madeyet.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TWILL SELL MY FARM OF TWO HIM
| DRIED and MY acftsS more or less. This
Farm Is situated on Fork Ridge. Marshall Co,
w. Va, one and n quarter miles nom Rose
by's Rock, ON the II. Z o. \. r., and six miles
from MOundsyille. The Farm Is I'm q high
state of cultivation, has a two-stoFy Eraine
house well finished inside and ont, and all
Necessary out-buildings, and two good wells
or water. The timbefo on this farm cannot be
exeeIled In this portion OF the country. / will
sell low for cash For further particulars en-
uuire OF the undersigned, on the premises
, dec28Stwe ii1iF w. r. GIBSON.
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wIIsuNaroN, N. G, Jan. u.-Thomas
s. Pickett was murdered in his house,
six miles from Wilmington, in Weddle
Sound. last night, by n party of negroes.
They also wounded two OF his daugh-
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Train for the west.

WHEELING, Nov. 21st. 1861
ON AND AFTER THE 21Sr OF NOVEM-
W BIER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West viii be dispatched from
the Depot OF the b. q o. r. z. Co. at Ia m.
80 p. mr. and Leave BenwOod ON the arrival
Of the G. o. r. r. trains AZ LEO q. m. and
lO:S1 p. M noy2-1'
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Rev. !Thos.
]. Fisher died to-day from the wounds
received from assailants ON Monday
night. He was entirely unconscious TO
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RICH SILKS.

THAyE oRsvERY RICH MORE AN
i TIQIIE silk Dress Patterns, which will
sell at less than New York COST
deeO J. s. RHODES.
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The Best Out.
Desirable Residence for Sale

A COMFORTABLY BRICK
IN house, situated on the south side OF
HRmpden street, containing seven rooms,
kitchen, pantry and wash room, with supe-
rior cellar under the whole building. Also, a
good stable and carriage house attached. Per-
sons desiring to purchase can examine the
premises ANDREW WHITE.
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RATTAN BROOlIs.
Farm for Sale.

TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
81 reduced prices, by CHAS, II. BERRY,
decIG .a f-=s No. Is WutaF ~
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE National
Intelligencef says: awe learn that the
muster out Of Lafayette G. Baker as u
Brigadier-General, was not in conse-
quence of any dissatisfaction in the
mind of the SecEetary.of War, towards
him, but in obedience to the express
command of abe President.
A military commission, of which Ma
jor-G General Fessenden is presiding
over, is in session at AIexandria trying
seventeen or more persons charged with
completely in the disturbances in that
city ON Christmas day.
The paragraphs referring to one Fnl-
Ter, who was stated as having assumed
the title of Ex-Governoro Of Utah, not
being known at the State Department,
should not be understood as referring
to the Hon. Frank Fuller, formerly
acting Governor. of Utah ON occasion Of
the secession of Geo. Cummings. The
paragraph was based upon, the scpposi-
lion that u late defaulting quarter-mas-
ter, of a similar name, was using that
title for purposes known only to him
self. Ex-Governor Frank Fuller is
known and respected Us an honorable
man in every respect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

The Brooks and Dodge contested case
of New York, is ready for .consfdera-
ton, and will be taken up at ouce. The
evidence in the case makes a printed
volume Of 600 pages. 2 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

Through an arrangement With the Ame-s
lean agencies Of the principal French and
BeIgian manufacturers OF
PLATE GLASS;
/ shall execute orders for unsilvered or mir
Tor plates, at the same rates charged Mt thu
general depot In New York or Philadelphia.
and insure on transit Prices furnished at
my counting room. I5.sfsi npFl5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12
FINE MINK FUIls

n HAVE STILL. ON HAND SOME FEW
/ sets OF very handsome Mink Rups. which L
viii sell cheap. Also, n large stock Of Fitch,
tier9O J.. s. RHODES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

The HeraIdIs Toronto special says:
At a meeting of the Montreal Board
of Trade held yesterday, resolutions
were passed affirming that no adequate
means exist enabling Canada to com
pete with the Erie canal, and that the
Welland canal must be enlarged, the
improved, and new canal built be-
tween Lake Champlain and the, st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

Mr.. Brandagee said it was not to be
expected that the Secretary of the Navy
should possess the information which
tho gentleman daSirad IaI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12
ZOE CHRIsTmAs

O00 BREAKFAST SHAwIS. PROM 81 rs
HUUt0S8. A most suitable article fora pre-
sent ldecDl = j. s. RHOnES.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

" 100 Boxes Factory Cream Cheese,
30 -" Western Reserve, aHs
= English Dairy. for sale by q
noV22 PRYOR, HAEDLAG & o..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-28
n Noble Rejoinder.


The editor of the New York News. having been
twltted by the New i ork Times for his champion
ship OF tue South, thus nobly and eloqnently re-
torts
" There are some of our contemporaries that do
not seem to understand that a journal can be
guided strictly by convictions of duty. The South,
to US, Is 70 more than part of our common oun-
try; but it is no less If the political system is dis
turbed in any OF its parts, the whole must suffer
and when we see inCendarsm at work in any
part of the fabric hat shelters u.s. we serve our
own and the general interest in unmaskng the vii.
lainy aud pointing ont the remedy. No sectional
feeling entefs into protest against the outa Wry
of the Southern States. 1t is the repubcanism of
our land that we vindicate and in its name we de-
mand complete and regular organization of the
national legislature according to the provisions of
the Constitution.
THE interests of the North are concerned inst
as much as those of the South and the political ex-
istence of every American citizen is at stake. The
action OF the radicals at Washington is revolution
We call upon the Executive to save the republic
from the usurpation of faction. There is no sec.
tionalism i'll that. We ask no more than the resto.
ration of the political system to its normal condi-
ton IF the radicals offer no opposition to the
formation of legitimate national legislature there
will be no trouble But, if they persist in holding
monopoly of central legislation, their revolution.
airy project, striking at the very life of republican.
ism, must be defeated by strong, immediate and
decisive measures on the part of the Executive u
This reonder brings to view the sort of friends
the South would like to have in the North. The
South needs outside advocacy except such as lis
based on the fundamental principles OF the Ameri,
can Constitution. Having yielded all the legiti.
mate issues OF the late war; having complied
with every reasonable demand the Southern States
ask only equality before the Constitution and a
recognition of the reserved rights of the States
without which liberty is dream and the Union q
mOckerv