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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

From TIE Western r. n. Gasette, Chicago, m.
We heartily indorse Mr.. spalding. and his unrivaed
..1..Ts. rsfIe
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06


The Cephalie Pills said 10 be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache and Of the very best for
that very frequent complaint which has been dis
covered.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

No. IS Cedar street, n. Y.
DEAR SIR
ncosed i5d twenty-five cents, (25 forwhich send box
Of ''Cephalic Pills" Send 10 address Of Rev. Vim. G.
Filler, Reyn6dsburg. Franklin county, Ohio.
Your Pills acork like chGrBl-cure Headache al
most iRStdRter.
Truly yours,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

From TIE Daily Ae,cs. Ne'cpoyf, n. T.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06
YrsrLASu, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
Mn. SPALDIxG.

Not long since sent you for box Of Cephalc Pills
for the Of the Nervous Headache and Cosveness
and received the same, and they had 80 good an cre
that Iscas induced % s1ad for more.
Please send by return mail Direct 20
A. r. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

Nh. HfAIDING.
SIE
wish you TO send me box Of your Cephalic
Pills, IhdUe received great deal Of beenf from them.
Your respectfully,
MARY ANN sToIKHOUsE.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

From he Gaseze DdreHp0rf, I'oa.
Mr.. Spading would connect his name with article
Re did not kRosc 10 possess real merit
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

From the Southern Pan Finder, sear Orleans, Ia.
Try them you that affcted, and we sure that
testimony be added the already numerous list
9uce.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

From he Eaadscha Valley Sar, KaaaWhd, ia.
We that persons suffering with the headache,
who try them, will stick to them.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-06

ENEw ARE AWARE OF THE IMPORTANCE OF
n checking Cough Common Cold' in its first
stage that which in the beginning would yield TO mild
remedy If neglected. soon attacks the lungs Browns
Bronchial Troches, containing demuicent ingredients,
aIlay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

S ~
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tie % aaalairter 8lat as3Efss g Bias,
bal fieft 81 .asa ati s m
~ Go Fa - 81
a. F4lag nel kesa ai &C. trafe
s. tle pFtlesl teiar gi t
fif senah ihen 6 sle eaie See sare
3Aa he ailh iag aas4 % Is Jgt
GsfHe aaia.aref of car stony;
Bat leto & na loa4eg the nyih aG IA dfcaa,
EeH Jessie paf5aAss q his EaFYs--
Asd ghofe by tae sg.lii 0f iibefiy sqoi,
Surprising the visitor q Crgsxy,
be haitles thc miRlpua hy tryschefy led,
Resolved uPgn siriag iAfs jessie"
Naa York. septeabsg sd. ieHi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

TmK CATTLE TRADE or VERMONT
The number Of cattle sent from Vermont
to the Boston market during the year
1860, was 12,267 Of sheep and lambs,
82,2i2; and Of horses, I'll. Besides
these, large numbers Of animals are bought
IN Vermont by farmers in Massachusetts
and Connecticut, for iattenng and many
others, particularly horses and sleep, are
sold to different parts Of the Union for
breeding purposes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

As AwruL SrELL.-When The Leg
isIatite Hall. at Concord, n H., was
cleared ii rubbish after adjournmcntihere
was found n the desk Of one Of The mem
bers letter which closed With this injunc-
ton: 7aae ses get her t'eeaty .toar
hoop steiiingtoa.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10
rnE AiNguENEa JOURNAL

rtalsaED EtfGI u alY N9aNISa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

An Olio editor recently attempted 70
describe the powerful effects Of warm
weather. and here is one instance:
a small negro boy injudiciously leaned
up against tie sunny side Of the house,
Yesterday and fell asleep. 10 few min
uies he began to soften, and in three quar-
fers Of aa hour he ran all over the yard.
Ills mother dipped him up IN wash iub.
The best attitude for selfdefenee is to
keep a ciyil iaugue in your bead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

oHnf 01a ~ 30
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-10
Subtle SsIss5
BY AOKHON \. -
-. III DIkbON t& co.
aiI; TRUSTEES =: SALE

-GssA- M0RTGAGE 1'PPoprr
by virtue OF decree Of the Circuit o., Y
B' Tue Undersigned, as Trustee will sell NV
uol' on ne premises, n WEDNESDAY, bgS p'nolc auc
GKnnND AND PREM SE> in BaIm re citv IA M ; OF
l5UT NO Beginning at the south corner Of
anu monroe streets, and running thence south
we west slde OF Monroe street IL ee, with an even
OF p0 Iset to the west side OF three foot alley
NO BEGINNING on the west side OF Mo roe street
ZION streets and running thence SOUTH from ing on the
sac OF Monroe street u feet, with an even eph OF On
ieet 70 the west side Of three foot alley
koi NO s. beginning the west side of Monroe street
south from the southwest corner of Lombard and
suseis and running thence SOUTH fronting on the
ieT' on w ne ne west side OF a three foot alley
ol no L. bSnnIng on The side of Monroe street
et south ifom the SOUTH corner OF Lombard and
Stree,s anu running thence SOUTH fronting ON the
ff monroe street II feet with eV en- depth of co
req 10 70 ne west side of a three foot alley f -
NO D. BEGINNING the sd- of Monroe s+rsef
south from the southwest Of Lombard and
streets and running thence SOUTH ontiDg On he
feet 10 u monroe street IL feet, with even depth of GO
LOT No g. Beginning on the vss. s;,la ~ uo,., 49,.
Monroe from the south corner or Lombard and
wssr and running hence SOUTH fronting on The
ieIt I, n three foot alley ' VIVA an zen ueP'h Vi oV
- Each Of said Lots is i'm nro,,od H. . A., ~
f Dslng the LIST, I'd, 3D. 4th 9Th and 6 LcuvGe
o.ll rom Lomnard street, and each L. T.. t;
oOt alley aforesaid VOC III common OF the three
cash, balance in two equal ipstao,
u SIX ana Twelve months; credit paymenS to hoo
rom day or sale and to be secured by notes o 10 Iesl
er endorsed to the satisfaction the trusfen " ioi"
Ground rent and taxes will be paid to dav NJ sola
Kenny r. CAREY, Trustee
iv92 saw9w ADRE0N & Co,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-10

TN; FOR PENTHOUSE No. 2l9 West
NedicIu street, between Paca and Green, opposite
eulcai college, with all modern improvrmenis
fnt ara and Stable Will be rented low to good
NJ 10 ne present OCCUPANT having use for it AMY
streets 'e'"ee" OHafles ana iight
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-10

hhhbS & HALL,
AGENTS,
So EXCHANGE PLACE
W. GARVEL HALL. fe99ao,r
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
! LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Cash Capital and reserved fund ss a4, OK,
Invested in the United States ... s5o en-,
Daily revenue. Observation-Disclosures, 75nl
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY.
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
JAMES BROWN, Chairman
FRANCIS COTTENET, Deputy Chairman
F. NJ. ARCHIBALD II. b. NJ Consul
EUGENE DUTILH, HENRY GRINNELL,
JOS GAllLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Dr.
F. F. SANDERSON.
BALTIMORE AGENCY
LOCAL ADVISORY BoAnD:
ALEX. TURNBUILs C. GORTON STEWART
WM q. GRAHAM, WIN F. MURDOCH
Counsel, F. W. BRUNE, Esq. of firm Of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN on PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIP
TON AND On LIVES AT 7 LOWEST CURRENT
RATES.
KREBs & BALL,
"h' hhEbS, Agents for the
W. CARF Ell HALL. State of Maryland,
fssa eeu % HA'H1 B2kT f5hSE'
WIN. kREBs. W. CARvEL HALL
KREBS d HALL,
INSURANCE AGENTS
ADJCSTERS OF AVERAGES
Also, BROK Frs in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
Ie22.eoi SIS EXCHANGE PLACE.
4 SS0CIATED FIREMEN'S insurance.
Ia COMPANY, No, SOUTH STREET.
Recognized for oh the PF6H gfT syS BgE2Sg IT'S
STUE VESSELS port miHss N bbET anS o,
4" the JOIN tIn3 ( N M06R sE P FFsas
w. DIRECTORS
j1Tss 6 p. TEsEDss, $$zsss + hGSda s'
+, c: MAsoN, FRANCIS BURNS,
JAMES GETTY, JOS c. BoYp,
Moan WALLER, Its B: GEORGE sR.,
sissoa aAAl0T' JOHN 6 ii NEtH1h Secretary
II ALrInoRE
LIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IEcoRroR.qg0 1889
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
orrIoz-No 6 souTH srRxs4.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRzsIp1Nr.
NSUKEs LIVES For ONE YEAR, A TERM OF YEARS
OR FOX LIFE.
ANNUITiEs FOR AGED PERSONS
ENDOWNEHTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children,
sthe lowest rates
DIRECTORS.
y 3. 6uN4LDSoN, A. AI.DRIDGE,
Z. 4. SCHAEFER, GEO. $. GIBSON,
+. F. CHAMBERS, RoBT. a. TAYLOR.
F 81 CoLSTON, Secretary
DIR. +. DONALDSON, hiedcal Examiner,
oiu q Franklin street.
groALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
- oosasS SF1 B B G6HTE, GAY ST.
he Licensed Agent with full powers, for the
HARTFORD 5 gIEE l lS$tEAE 90 COMPANY
HoAE INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, sl,iS2,000.
- - . -. -
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF hARfFoRp,
Cash Assets, $5SO,2l3
- -
Cash Assets, $35l,O6l.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Assets, ss7S,258
1s AZ Assets, s5l4 40 We
VIII. GRAHAM, Prest
GEO E. oOALE, sec'y
- . - LLFR; , ,,,r ~ r,
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSuRANCE SOClElY OF The
- ~ $3.50 ~ ,
amount Companies stand
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE

Lii moRreAerSFp
virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court FOR Bajtuo-a
Guy, me undersigned, Trustee, will sell hv pnbiir oc
tlol on the premises. TUESDAY the l}ih lav ~ A.
EusS IH6I at o,Cock p NJ, all those FOUR LOTS on
HhOnn ID AND PREM1SES in Baltimore city, as follows.
hi NO l. Beginning the side OF Russell street
d Ie distance OF l47 feet southey from the soufhwf
OF russell and Cross streets, running thence
S IFonhg on Russell street feet, with an even
III no BeElnning the side of Russell street
me distance OF l59 feet southerly from the southwest
corner or Russell and Cross Streets ard running thrnc
fronting on Russell street u feet with an even
depth OF - feet to alley 1862 wan ' wen
LpI No j. Beginning the west side OF Russell street
AT te Instance Of III feet souherly from the southwest
corner OF russell and Cross Streets and running thence
,ti fout,hg on russell street l. feet with even
llI No L. Beginning the west side of Russell street.
AT the distance OF 1873 feet soulhery from southwest
corner OF russell and Cross Streets and running hanc
Southery fronting Russell street feet with IN even
depth Of Is feet to IN alley. ' wan AZ o''h
ach o. SAD Lots is improved by three story BRICK
being the 7th, 9Th 9th and 10th LoSeq snu
rom h south west corner Of Russell and Gross and
IN common of the alley aforesaid - " mas 'i'e "se
dstnis.Ohe-het cash, the balance in two equal install
nehs OF ana II months credit payments to bear interest
nay o shiS anu To be secured by the notes of the mr.
CHASER "nuoTsed TO the satisfaction Of the trustee
olound rent and taxes will be paid to dav OF sale
HENRY +. CAREY, Trustee
WOO o,, ADREON 4 Co,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-10

DERUVIAN GUANO.
L Purchasers Of GUANo are informed that we have
always on hand an abundant supply OF No. PERUVIAN
GUANo, and are prepared to execute all orders at old
prices.
the most valuable stop dressng ever offered the a
cultuIist, for sale by p MALCOM & CO,
pouIy, wharf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-10
G.ttass, .NayAmgEs. &c.

II ARD"ARE ,,rss oo,n
&AAAGEf kiEp$E Is 3 AfHNTS &T6 BE$tEs n
CiRCITI G * G3Sf STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT an
fIsBB tp Z XGRGi$, AMERICAN EAGLE ANy1r,s an,
FIEbsS, sASbG SF2dI Tj$ : an,
SS2RHnEE SeH HAFBF sGRs HT $751; a$EggE
NoTIS 6Gks & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoupANy,s
FITFH nH&55E$JSTFAcrURIxe oonpAxv,s CABINET and
AhGGfR IGAHfS I RoRsE-NAIL ooMPANY's HORSE AMI
M y vi IL z ESQ SONS SHQyELS and SPADES &C. &c
DAEN$$ WGLbRoiN$s5 B fnd Nf6SC dS ana GRASS
BUILDERS AND SHELF HAR6WaRFs~ ia sr Sc and mi,
Al 81 which We offer atloWest Factory Prices my2-t
kEYSEK, TROXEIL s CO.
Il q n W a KEH Sc,
S,sr1,,o,,,r No. 10 SeurH CALVERT S7
~! TENS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS or
sSdr1 9N ana STEEL have constantly on hand complete
AMERICAN ,f AND ENaLIsR IRON,
RAILROAD SPIKES md CHAINS.
VlA00or A hTR I s92@r E#@t.$$ ROY xagSs
AMf si34tf and caARooAL RIG IRON FtkNaGEs
/ sUGAE y JENKINS.
- oo@| q z SS,! 4T4R r. 4ERGE4ErS
Sre 4 gents for the following Manufacturers.
THOMAS TURTON s SONS, C.s~ Am SRs,p g~.s,
WILLIAM GRFAVES Z SONS FfLgs pseps -
y 9i' So, FREECA aueER, AuGgE BITrs, &c.
d q; H0VEG BORING MACHINES.
F 4S5 F GFGTI EA MS w.su.s,
AMERICAN BUTT ConPANY, Butt HINGES, SAD IRors
2HHkLEa s , Z yKELLoGe ogakr oorDy scps, 60
SCoVIT VIM th9 SPOONS AND FpGES.
10 80 b.. +ANi 't.4Nt W, SEtET B23Se
"a 1 xMD SNYDER, 5HovsLa aNp SpADzg
sriSss ''ef>D Afh V''AYANY' BsAs5 CANDLE
DtTNT.IP ) n kupID,u 49, ,,-
- - @E'- ''Atu'-t1. SC iSlGt
M ATERS Il SCOTT,
Ayg6JCl ~ ~ 70 9; : S 50 SHA sLEs sTREtT,
= - y p = = = e 3, Ds ~ ~ AND kANU-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE

LII MORTC FpRopvprv
ny virtue CT decree of the Circuit Cou for Baltimors
Guy, the underss ned, Trustee, viii sell at public am
% I9 0p the premises to the highest bidder TUESDAY
'2 nav OF august 1851, at O'Clock F. NJ all those
PA ~; LOIS OF GROUND AND PREMISES In BaItipIore
LOT No Beginning the west side of Russell strest
from the southwest Russell and
streets, ana running thence sOuthery, fronting on
aIi Suee1 IL leet with an depth Of 50 feet 10 an
o No Beginning the west side OF Russell streef
oulileTy from the southwest o
StIetts, ana running thence southery, fronting on
alley wan az e'o" uePIh OF on Ieet 10 an
LOT No g. Beginning on the west side If RrssII st.t
thery from the southwest corner Of Russell and
iteels, ana running thence southery, fronting on
strtet with depth of
LII NO. 4 BEGINNING the de of Russell Sir.at
q" e instance Of III feet Southery
ner OF russell and Cross STREETS, md running tsncs
depth of 50 feet an alley - 'o'' '''' al even
Lpi No D. Beginning the side OF Russell str.at
Instance ef l23 feet SOutherIg from the snubwesi
n russell and Cross streets, and running then
depth OF 50 feet an alley e'' Win al even
NO o. Beginning the side of Russell straat
Instance or l35 feet southery from the southwesf
OF russell and Cros' streets, and runnin,r tb'ns
"'p'h OF 50 feet to an alley - 49, WIN an even
d pT sad Lots is improved by three story RRTCE
so+h go oeg the list, ID 81, 4th, and 9Th houSas
sraa. IN my southwest corner OF Russell and Crns,
ana each Lot is subject an ANIMAL rent ~ CO.. @
hIS Iue use m common Of the alley aforesaid " anu
4tThs OF Sale-Onehalf cash, and balance in two o1
- SIX aud twelve months credit paym.tg To-
interest from the day Of sale and secured l ,Ig
trustee. W ''iS Sa'isidCtuI OF the
Ground rent and taxes will be paid to day of sale
HENRY +. GA HEY, Trustee
iva2 2swgw ADREoN 4 CO.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-30

Whitney. with u. 6. troops and store'. The Crusader
oonvoyed the }. W., with a schooner in tow, loaded
with gurs 20 the font at Tortugas; and when she LETT
there CAPT Negs of the Engineers, had, with great
perseverance ard industry, succeeded in getting the
fort in good condition for duty.
The United States steamer Mohawk, Capt. Craven,
was also at Tor,ugas, assisting the military officers
Can't Brannano of the artillery had garrsoned the lori
Key West, and IT is reported as secure against any
attack Both Of these officers are said TO have displayed
eat zeal and discretion owing to which the Govern
Tnent property at Tortugas and Key West is reported
as perferty secure 1t is also rumored at the latter
Mace that force from NewOrleans has chartered tp
steamer tempIoyed by the Federal Government ID
carry the mas for the purpose Of getting possession Of
these forts in consequence of which many people we've
leaving Key West particularly the natives of the BE-
hamas Several schOOneroads had already gone beng
in great dread Of the FlbUsters, as these Sontherl
volunteers are called in that island. Complaints were
made at Key West at the non-arriva OF the mails IRON
Pensacola and other ports it not being known, we
nresume that Government has directed that no maj
matter shall be delivered at Pensacola.
SMEAR ouotations are es follows: No. r. }d rails lToba
Stock on here and in htanLa b5OJ boxes oil "hci
49, Of the crop. . o,-,, =, CIT -,
Nscovado. 305! y arroba do. fair, 6, az 10. STOCK Oh
hand here and other ports, 10 900 hhds nh
MoIss,e-Claved reals 4, key; Muscovsdo, reals kes
treishs are sustained, with probability 0 aithef 80
vance 10 ued states, 4 box, Oci Sugar, " ma 70
Molssscs p hid, ~ 80 eo, ,e
ala prem; Paris Idl Newlork and Boston $685. SeWor
leans GdlO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-30
Passengers Arrived

n steamship Quaker cir, from Nec Oean. end Hsra,a-
&. d. Frederick Capt Antonio Sanchez Arregn de Are,A
and servant A Cane3o Bragg Edwin G. Fisher Capt. ~ T.
Jackson NJ PenZsst and John Cheyier aud
Gauh J. NJ Fereria Major Trinble, Mrs Reed Mrs Blood
coed and child Luis Moange Antonio Cortado, Mrs Wool
sey Mrs H. MCGEE, Wan. Wilkinson, J. j. Dinioch l.. Hoa
sD j. Mcntee Mrs Maria de las Nieyss Ssnsnees Sylvester
s. Bias ". ID. OBen II. Hergues, " Morton, W. McIntyre
T. sarke \ Nein X. Wilson Miss T.. Free man, A. Rsnth
Miss Mira Jose Phmen'al T. c. Fses, NJ de Molina, d. y
Gonzales, and - Ia the Storage
In ,eanshp alabama, from SaraHnoh-E D. Clark M snd
Mrs. Gardner Mitchell J. Levy II c. King, M and Mrs
l. New infant Mr. sud Mrs J. Martin Mrs York J. w
Hsney, Miss W. Williams Mr. and Mrs p BisseI p MELON
ough, Mr.. and Mrs George b. Calsm Mr and Mrs Dill, Mrs
Jone Miss Masse VIM Frazer Thomas Tim Louisa Bentho
and four children NJ @. Boch, Hcfesheimer J. A. Lewis
j. A. Macaduch g. Hutchinson H. Bah, A. d. Smith NJ. Rres
mer John J. smith Madam SgeLend infant Madam josephine
NJ Walker, W. H. Casaner, +, Hall Madam Hysnwood and
three children, A. NJ Brown A Embree. NJ s. Meyers J. j.
Dowd T. 2. Huger, Mr. Yetey BIZ Wilets. and 20 in the
storage.
steumshp Mount Tersen, from SdrdnHdA-Mr Beecber
Miss Potter A. Enge MTs r. Ritter John Keenan, T. Goa
Rosephed, Joseph Began, Philip Haley f. Hckox ~.
McMsnn, Il. T. Mat,hewson, J. Serit.
~ bark TheTc from Brtmen-Miss III. Brinckman, Miss Z,
w. Won schnrenkAIdt Miss +. pTewsep o Gehrenbs:b
~ pig P'i8es': Royal Jrem Bermadd-s. Yates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-30
NETWORK LEGISLATURE,


SEM E....ALBASY, Jan. -, lSoi' ;,
Messs. llinhOns', j. Mcleod Murphy, and Aoel
appointed Ve Joint Select Committee on the Part
Of the Senate OF the Virginia Resolutions;
The bill TO regulate the navigation OF the canals anc
relative to me collection of tolls was reported iaVor
ably.
Mr.. gANIERRE noticed bills relative to the pubic
heal Oh of the Metropolitan Police District; aiso reia
tive ~ the Quarantine aud the removal thereof II,
Ait. MANIERRE introduced bill TO incorporate the
Veterans OF the NatioHll Guard, Seventh Regiment.
lhe bin 10 provide for the redemption OF the state
stock issued TO the Auburn and Rochester Railroad was
Posscd.
Mr.. KETCHAM called UP the concurrent assembly
resolution rendering the President elect the hospali-
tie. Of the State and il adoptei-Yeas, "A; Nays
I; Mr.. Lawrence voted in the negative.
In Committee Of the Whole, the bill 20 authorize
Richmond County TO borrow $4,000 for Quarantine
damages, and the bill, were ordered
to a third reading.
Mr.. CONNOLLY introduced bill making New
Yeare and Christmas days. the Fourth OF July, Sen'
eral Election Fast and Thanksgiving, legal holiday
Mr.. ROTEH reported by bill TO amend the Central
Park act Ii provides that the Governor shall appoint
six of the present Commissioners for five years from
the close of The present term, who shall hereafter con-
stitute the Board.
The Albany and SusQuebanna Railroad bill was
taken up, bur no progress nade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-30
MARRIED..

CAsE-EARLE-A, Hudson City, n j.. on Monday Jan s3
by the Rev h. G. Taylor Charles T. Case oil Bristol! Ihh 10
Anna Earle CT Green Bay, Wis.
Green Bay papers please copy.
DRlHEAN-MOORF-At Port Richmond on Sunday jan -
BY the Rev James Bownee, Mr.. William DEnnsn 70 Mi7s
Jane Moore both Of Staten Island.
LUFF-RFTyF-In this city Tuesday Jen Is 1851 ~ the
Silr,nsreet Baptist Churcn, by the Rev Il; L. Hi,oT
i1m H. Lu Miss Mary Reeve only daughter Of John
Reeve esq, I'll Of this ity.
PEREAU-VAN ALST-n this city, on Thursday Jan y oy
Rev d. Dunbar Mr. John ). Pere5l OF Staten Isad 10
Mia Jane, Van Alst Of this city.
this city Monday, Jan ~ by the
Rev 1homa. O. Osborn Mr. Richard Remer 10 Miss Margaret
Louise Onlett, sll Of this city.
WICKS-HYDROn Sunday Jan. a. by the Rev. Edwin Hat.
field Robert Micks Miss Louisa Hyde daughter oil James
HYDE, esd, OF Hunters Point, Long Island.
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FROM HAVANA.

HEAVY fAlLUREs-ANXIETY ABOUT TIE SUGAR
CROP--HEws FROM THE GULF FORTS.
BY the arrival of the steamship Quaker City, Capt.
Sehufcldt, We have adyices from Havana TO the 18th
instant.
The Quaker City reports the health OF Havana as
good, and the weather was fine and clear. In the
interior Of the island much anxiety felt TO the
probable result of the sugar crop, there being pros.
peetof deficit, the cane having suffered from drOuth in
the ast few months.
The failure in Havana Of the house Of Steiner & Co.,
for $22O0,000 had caused great sensaon among the
merchants particularly in the discovery Of the frauds
upon the sugar warehouses, by false warehouse eert
Gates, which were deposited by this house with the
Bank Of Havana.
The U. \. steamer Crusader, arrived from Key West
23b Instant reports the arrival Of the steamer Joseph
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WARD-In Brooklyn on Tuesday Jsn. 20 Cstzrine Am..
wife Of John 5. Ward in the 25th year Of her are
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend her f,
from her late residence Sixteenth stress. betweea FI ii
SIKH avenues, Brooklyn, Oh "wednesday afternoon Jaw G
at 81 o'clock. ~
WATROuS-In Brooklyn, on Monday Jan &c. Mary c. wifi.
roi o. y Wstrous, IN the 46th year Of bei APE.
Inc relatives and isDds OF the family are invited IA s,ar
Ger funeral from her late residence No l46 Sscke
- on Thnrsday, the 3ls irst O'Clock a. ~ .ad
o'clcck p. m. A'Np''e1'' Long isidhd' at
I'd pm sunday Jan q, Mary Jane only child OF Wu
WON =. p..a% ased year. months and IS days
"UOD-At Perth Amboy, on Saturday Ian o. NJ NJ,
Wood wife ofJOseph B. Wood in her sh Va, 20 "I' Ms'y
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4 fraudulent LrisE.-George Penis, proprietor
or the Jones in Broadway Yesterday msde eoGpan
gaiust r. b. Kinhimer, charging him with having ootaneu
I25 from him by false representations Inc com
panant alleges be induced TO rent Of the accused h
house aud lot No ISL Thirty stree paying him ih
above sum IN advance FOR rent Subsequently Mrs Eshr
the real Of the house. came forward and
claimed tn rent and Mr Pes forced TO pay second
time Kn.hmcr arrested yesterday aud comlted of e1'
animation by Justice Osborn charge islse PTetenses
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MARLNE JOU-R4YAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....
Cleared.

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Willet.s Baltimore, H. b. Cromwell Co.
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]. Lopez, Amy, Rotterdam, A. Lesiy.
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81 Mays Brevoor Aux Cages Brett Son Co. Argyle (Bt
Windsor, Barbados, Brett Sen CO.
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Z. c. Johnson Lockwood Newben, c. b. Dib5e Col ArD
Cole Savannah, Durham Dimon