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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYo notice 10 hereby gwen TO al
persons having claims against kLiLAbEIh iae
the Civ Of NewYork deceased TO present the same with
vouchers to the subscriber a. the Office OF T. CENEI
ESQ Nos and 10 Pne~s IN the City Of on or before
The roth day Of April nex-Dated Ncwforf the 18th day OF
October ls60. toi5 la~6m J. b. MORTON, Executor
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF NEW
- STATE OF NRw-YORh--AILES CHAMBERS
sssin,t Alison ROBERTS, AnCHIBALp O. RoGERS'
sIEPHES CoNoYER, j.: ALEXANDER j. WALkEK,
EAST RIVER BANK-To the Defendants named; You
hereby summoned and required answer the complaint In
this Witch Il filed In the Office Of the Cerk OF the City
County EewYOrh the City Hall In the City Of New
State Of NewNok and TO copy OF your ans~e
to IN. said complaint on subscriber at his Office, No OIL
Wall street In the City OF New York within twenty day, After
Of this exclusive ehe csy OF such
service and you fail to the said complaint within
aforesaid the plaintiff In this action viii apply to the
Court for the relief IN the oompzntDstcd New
Yort, February 49, 1861 H. BOWE, ..
TIE coppsnt in the above action filed Id the Clerks
cce City and County OF Hewfork on the nineteenth
day Of February, ls6l-Dated New York March 9, 1901
Msr H. law6wM, X. H. BOVINE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NEW-HAAPSHIRE ELECTION.
rro~ IA. Concord Ssos.,~on, Isa.

Prov Tie Concord Sfcfes~0a, l6M.
More complete returns, and revision of those which
good and rather strengthen the assertions IN the pre-
ceding caption to that extra. The msorty for Judge
Berry win not be less than $500. We obtain four
Councillors, ten Senator'S and majority In the House
of about IS Our success Is a. complete Is need be de-
aired.
The CoxneiL--The next Council win consist Of the
following gentlemen: First District, Richard p. ].
Tenney Of PisAaeh Second, Daniel Saw Of Alton;
Third Moody Carrier of Manchester Fourth, Charles
F. Brooks Of Westmoreland and Fifth. probably VII
liam II. Cummings Of Lsboni all Republicans except
ried inadvertently by some Republicans In several
towns upon an xceedingly well executed counterfeit
OF the Republican ticket Eight such were put into the
box at Plymouth, before the trick detected,
10 Campton, and some IN other towns-how many 70
not known.
TAe Sennte-The next Senate win consist Of the
following gentlemen: District J., William Ii. Y. Hack
EFT; Hid. William G. Pstten; lid, Herman Fosters
Iyth, David Morrill,, p.i yth ChaI es A. Tufts With,
Eli Wentworth; With, Leonard Chase Vllith John
Burnhsm; IXth, John j. Allen, jr.; xth, Lemuel p.
Burns. An Republicans except Mr.. Burnham, in the
With District and Mr.. Burns, in the XIIth.
Vote Of Coaeoro,-The Republicans of Concord have
given larger majority this year than last, and
slightly increased aggregate vote in the city. Last
wear she entire vote of Concord for Governor was
Z 252; now, 262. Our majority then was 446; now,
472 Who win say that tbe Republican, of the CAPT
tai do mot well sasan the position they occupy Not
one.
the Congress vote ial but towns, and counting
the Governor vote of those the result viii be nearly e
Hiu,boresoA csusty Toscna lMsrimaeA CSsasy Tsssss
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ESCAPE or Cart. LATHAM or THE SLlvrR Cora
Capt John Latham, alias Ruiz, escaped from Edrdge.
street Jail under the following alleged circumstances:
A deputy marshal Friday appeared at the jail,
where the prisoner bad been confined since the 9Th Of
January, and took out Latham, alleged for an air
ing" and 10 purchase clothes at a fashionable
clothing store Broadway. Going to the store, the
prisoner retired 70 interior apartment while the
deputy marshal busted himself making an examination
Of tue stock in front Of the concern. After some time
had passed the deputy inquired for the gentleman who
had come with him, and doubtless was greatly sur.
prsed on being told that amer having fitted new suit
and paid the BILL he had left by the side entrance TIE
amount of wonder such a transaction would be likely
10 occasion at the mar,hss Office easily be inag.
med The farce ended by the fact being telegraphed
10 Marshal Rynden at Washington, this course probs.
biy being deemed way Of recspturing the fugi-
tive ban that Of putting the police force Of the city
upon the track.
Latham was arrested In January last and indicted for
two ofenses against the laws Of the United States for
the auppresson Of the slave trade First for piracy
in the actual transportation Of slaves from Africa 10
come other foreign country, and secondly, for volun-
,.rily serving on board the bark Cora knowing that
she wss engaged In the slave trade Since tbese in
dcneu,s vere found two attempts have been made TO
10, Latham out Of Eldridge street jail-one was by
getting suruties for hi, appearance at TRIAL which was
denied the next was by wit Of habed' corpus before
the Recorder which failed that officer said lie had
no jurisdiction.
This the second person alleged to have been on the
bark Cora who has escaped. The other escaped from
the barb Sunday evening the oh Of mber and
why all did No, follow suis il ncompsehensble mys
tery, Ne they were allowed free locomouon over the
vessel and very little watch kep, Of their novsmens
The name Of the deputy marshal whsse vigilance
ws thss fuszstsd does n0s spPss,. Our sepests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

WEST TwEsTv.THIRD STREET PREsBrTLRAS
CHuRcH.-This Church, which wa partially destroyed
by fire in December last reopened yesterday morn
ing the pastor, the Rev. Frederick g. Clark, preach
ing discourse from the text Heb. II. Sl:
"Quenched the violence Of fire. escaped the edge Of
the sword, out Of weakness were made strong" The
principal changes made in the ed6ce were described IN
Saturdays TRIBUNE. The walls are painted in fresco
and the pews in imitation Of black walnut. The organ
in the Church will be superseded by new one on
the Let September. The pews will be offered for sale
after the lecture, tomorrow evening.
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Railroad, 16i 0l6s; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad Guaranteed Stock, 37G37i; Panama
Railroad Heal ZIG; Illinois Central Railroad 81 a8ls;
Galena and Chicago Railroad, HAM; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 3i2 ass Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, SASH Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, 72Q72I Illinois Central Railroad rs, go
l00
Foreign Exchange continues frmer, with moderate
business at the advanced rates. Sterling was held at
LOG. at the close by leading bankers, but the actus
GALES for to-days steamer generally at O6S lOet
The best commercial bills range from lO5a slOo.
Francs are quoted at from 57i a5.3l4.
Freights.-The market was decidedly lower. To
Liverpool, 300 bales Cotton at ll-32d.; NoVO
bushels Corn at Id in bulk and H. in bags; 900
boxes Bacon at 37s Cd ass. Cd. 2400 bushels Wheat
at I'D in ships bags; 100 tcs. Lard at 3Ss. Cd. To
London 100 bales Bacon at 40s $50 bbls Lard at sos
a 49, Cd and 200 bbls. Flour at As. To Havre $4,000
bushels Wheat at DC. The steamer Prince Albert has
filed with Wheat for Galway, but on what terms
we could not ascertain; Austrian bark with 10000
bushels Corn 10 Cork end a marketat Id, ex-
ending Scotland and the West Coast of Ireland, and
Norwegian bark with IS coo bushels to Cork and
market at Id, half in bulk and in bags.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l74 729 65for Customs, $l07 000 Payments, s65,Nl
10; Balance, $6,720,sO5 %.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was slS
800 sSs. The money market shows increased aound-
ance in the supply without material change in rates Of
interest. The quotation for call loans is cent but
tie banking-houses supplied at 5S5i, and the
tendency lie lower figures The banks are rapidly
accommodating specie again, andeveyhng indicates the
concentration of capital at business ceners which fol-
lows q restriction in trade In paper the negotiations
are at from 10 p cent for very choice names, but
the offerings Of this class are quite limited
Holders Of La Crosse and Milwaukee Land Grant
Bonds numbered from s9l to 900 are requested to
call at the Office of j. s. Jernigan, esq., No. "a William
street. to consult upon necessary for the pro-
lection Of their interests.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports OF
Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at New
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DEPARTURE OF SOUTHERN STEAsERs.-The Column
ba sailed for Charleston Saturday afternoon, with
average passenger list, and cargo valued at about
$780, 900. Afidavis, reciting that portions OF the
freight had been purchased prior to March were for
warded to procure exemption from duty. The steamers
on this line viii sail next week under register
similar to those of foreign vessels. The owners it is
said, apprehend no difficulty in procuring recognition
Of such papers ut the New-YOrk Custom. House.
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Consos closed at 81 asli for money, and slissli
for account. The money market shows no special
change. The discount rate Is per cent in the open
market. The Bank return for the week was considered
satisfactory showing increase in the and in
bullion. Cotton had been rather 6rmer, but the i'm.
provement was afterward lost. Breadhuits were
steady. Illinois Central was quoted at 27i a26i dis
count, Erie 27ia2si, and New-York Central at 70S
70 ex dividend
The following Is statement Of the condition Of the
South Carolina Banks the close Of February.
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called at the Eldndge street Jail twice yesterday, but
the persons in charge professed to be utterly ignorant
upon this point and referred him TO the Marshas Office.
The keeper did not know be said, who let in the de-
putty marshal and did not know at one time on Friday
the prisoner was taken away.
Four of the Coras crew remain still in custody and
are to be tried for piracy.
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homeopathic alsoirinrs.
~ GIN L 9 g

OuCCESS in U SIN e SIS:
M Susips be truly successful which not On
,s.. Al thnss The article made or sold must have In
-, aid supply public want Success issuing from
a,,o Of advertising the tricks Of trade or mere pre-
r and display win be only apparent snd in the end but
s..ye the operssor and those who trust him
s, article supplies public want and fairly meets Its es
h. expectation and general adoption is mere
J. question ofme Il may be retarded by Adyere influences
A. mad by rrospering gales bu in the end is sure TO win
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS bsd their
stxp in great pubhc want-medieDes for all the wants
f enlightened hfecurstives that father mother nurse
OF traveller could Awsys have by them and always rely npon
p that mistakes could not be made in theI selection 80
h.ys, that all might use with mpuny and 30 efficient
Mat al might rely upon them with safety such they nave
proved Thousands Of families them daily for al tne All
sosn.s and scknees Of % and rarely are seriously mex OF
have need 10 call physcisn. ,,,-..
Thousands taking single Specific have cured
- ,hronc which been the bane Of their hves ana
upon which they spent hundreds In VAN sno among tue
pon Who use them are found to question 'he purify
q efficacy.
m, a, no GOOD found without M evil and genuine coin
hou a, counterfeit co. under the shadow Of HUMPHREYS
sPEcIFICs number Of tosdsool specifics" and "reme
. have sprung Dp whose chief Office to bear involuntary
testimony value Of the original Al these ephemeIs pro-
but the fOh which throws to the surface
unsnbstsntAl and worthless
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC b REMEppiEs
Icnre. Fever Congestion and IDhamma'iOH-Hest Pain ..
odSs. Mon Fsv. Worm ociic vc1coa; Ipps.e IS
s..OSios Ooho, 5Teehiihh =. - ~ r. 60. 7 Is
1ovn, So ~ csIsno aS. chaiers Inf.nturn
a Gu. nn,o-S =, kiooSy Flnr Cole C,ripines Bilious
ca F.n ISx...nteyv - - ,....,...... Is
A cn,ss Cboler.' Che or. Morbus Nausea and Vomiting
Ashrsic Rrestbips -. ........,,..,.. rs
. g. raSsbs coId, Ho.ysenes, bronchial Influenza
"a soTs throat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
t'Cuss 1 reou ma no, rs0'Nooe Eei'Vu' i' e ss
ana nc poIp euA
s.'Swes heA 40 0A no~NHe"'' 'o'Ae'' @ "a
- nooq 70 tne W. "a 80 ni 9ton.ch
"-'O3 cea. ,;SSaepp I,vsy Co,mnsint s' Is
=, Gu - 49,. ~ scsnty m D.syins' 0rs.n
N''~ sIesnsa.r = -, ..,..... IS
n c- .. q, u it.. Basns Down too Prouse
No.. - - . .'',........... Is
n Carr, Croup Hoarye Croupy Cough Dlhcult OF Op-
s.,a..si prr..iItn. fS - .--.-.......... Is
q. cp Go psnn c,.,,v E,un,,on. Ery,inela, soaid
~ Iie.S a..hSS. III ~ -f' rs
=. heeq ne.oss neh "a, ~ m.
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THE VOTE OF THE STATE FOL

In the above 2oe towns the vote L. as follows Berry,
SO 9ss, STARK 73 There remain 70 Be heard from
ras as SoIlows; For Goodwin, I,sSa; Cate, l,707.
Tkns tba, vote for present purposes the resnh this
xss, yiIl he, For Berry, 46 Stark, 81, 45Oi Berrys
majority, 1896. - 49,
81 no Las. wear Il was n showing decreass
in the aggregate vote Of about 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-At the meeting OF this
Board on Saturday, the following persons were up
pointed patrolmen, and assigned to precincts: W. d.
Thomas, Nineteenth Ward; Matthew Ftzsimmons, Fiji
teenth; Thos. Finigan, Seventeenth; Silas Foster
Ninth; James Sheridan Eleventh; James T. Rustr,
Twelfth. The resignation Of Thos Neville Of the
Ninth Ward was accepted.
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Groceries ano 11ropisions.

rT'EAS. GROCERIES and PROVISIONS;
Il TIE CHEAPEST STORE in THE WohLD'
rs PER CENT SAVED. -
The greste. bugsns offered $1,000 worth o. 1r
ceres Wines Teas Flour aod Provisions are now being d
snclion prices These facts which thousands can testify
Give me call you also will be satisfied that THIS ne place
buy Flour s. So and 80 So Grocere sna
Consult your own interests and buy your goods nom
~ ' THOMAS K AGNEW,
No 2eo Greenwich.st and No 81 kurrsyst New OK
Goods delivered free in the city
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JAMES LORlMER GRAHAM, President
JOSEPH B. yARNUM BOWES R McILvAINE,
LEON ARD APPLEBY GILBERT l.. BEECKMAN
FREDERl OK II. WoLC0TT, EDWARD MACOMBEh,
WILLIAM X. STRONG, CHARLES +: klhkLAND,
John g. HENDERSON, DUDLEY b. FULLER,
DANIEL PARISH WATSON Z. CASE
GJJsTAVJJS A. CONOvFR LORRAIN FREEMAN,
MARTIN BATES, Jr, JANIS o. SHELDONi
fASCHAL w. TURNEY, JOSEPH b. NAHNUmJ ~,
FRANKLIN II. DELAh0, J. LORlMER GRAHAM, il {,
HENRY V. BUTLER GEORGE W. HATH,
SAMUEL u. BRADFORD, JI
EDWARD A. STANSBURY, Secretary.
ROBT C. RATHBONE Asst Secretary.
IFHAMAR CONKEY, Surveyor.
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rssv,7 mother Who has Children sOseas rom any Of the
spa,s aedsn. to th period Of 1sshnE say
yvsr saasss The psjodioes Of oshsr stand
ssy Of 'hs rSfshss v Be srye' absolutely surs-tO fol-
80 NE Of MIS-. wTSsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
Druaiss svsy~bss nov hep MRS wINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP for children isehins No nsdcns the
eu,sss ssssss ssi hhs H. II les standard medicine and lts
Azs World side. Ph,seiAss Or5.s and wherever ia
nSsiea sasoa nave been Witnessed
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pus ts 'y years Of sHPreosdsnisd and .ans popO-
amy IF MS wISsLowrs SOOTHING SYRUP. iuuum.s.
ss cosrAi and Other SSs'rum' prepared BY pretended
b. DS have 'rFuhg ~ and lived ha muslroom .tlsspoa
veis SOOTHING SYRUP be been oan.,.ny ,per..,,,,
hpeYuisy and become sbsssAoId wOrd snd thousand, Of
nssAss shsnh MrA wIsLow sr the hsuh Of ,hsa. .bs..
~ ths ss Of her s..lssbis Article
When The Vrs.ss, Of cOrsAis" hsv, followed IN N.
I.sss.vs q thsir usiOss pr.isss..o" MRS w1Sslous
so0THIN0 SYRUP wi oounSs b. popular isyorias sua
slsasins is svsry zOshsr.
H~ss r-nglas unlss. the fo-smes d CURTIS PERKINS
ss-'fs'k 70 On she outside wrapper.
sod - Drussssss shTosshous the World.
frisesps s1os. Ne u csA.r-st, Eew.Yesh
rr.s.ssly . sss.s p.s bStus
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IAhyeftisementI
NJ II Editor of The

EDWARD III. DIXON, M. d., Editor OF Inc
se.lp. and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~ ahsv
Ohe Consultations the obscure diseases Of the pelvic
v,srs Rupture Piles Nscscee and fiula radically cured
without Knife hgsuIo Office hous nom TO 10
and % 8 evenings
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m.YoR yorx OF coscoap.


Noes Humphrey majority Is N9. ,-,.s-1-..g,o,oW
NKws IRON rRs SEA EGospot sends Reppbijnn ~ -.
representative This httle town, ~ whA y nneA
hss been saad xhsslsd ,nss We RegssS - Va
tss g1hgsS psu "A ses AN rs . .s
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Acknowledgement

To LAwYERs.-To be successful you should hrst
understand your capabilities and far In NE .bey may
he uert. Phr,nological examination by FOWLER WELLS
will enable YOU 10 JUDGE yourself such the case and show
YOU how they may be Call No. 800 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

FRET AcADrsr.-Ata meeting Of the Junior Class
Of the NewYork Free Academy, held on Friday after
noon March Is, the following gentlemen were unsni-
mously elected Ocep Of the class organization: Pres-
dent, John McC. Sutherland; yice-Presdents, w. Z.
slocum and @. C. Spencer Recording Secretary David
Brekes; Corresponding Secretary, Caleb T. Ward
Treasurer, james W. T. Watson; Marshal Sidney II.
Stuart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

FOND OF LIouoR-A confeeioner named Thomas
Firth who doe. business. IN the upper part Of the city was
t arrested by Officer Montgomery Of the Twenty hrd IRE
cnet charged Nth having suduenty spproTaed 70 MS own
~, quantity Of liquor to Charles Nsglss The prop
es valued 8l25 subsequently, recovered Justice
BIone before whom the taken held The accused 10
in thp Of
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Jnsuranrc Companies.


WI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. los BROADWAY.
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sngepsme. are offered I2als all ousds ofhese gots
rather heavy al month The banks learn szs
conodutng their TO the full OF eepts
hence tie amount Of stcass paper the quite limit
ed Our banks have been selling ,hsnge during
the week par aid the balance tha
cities 4. There notkisg also q
present In the immediate resapton speeds pay.
menis by Beltimore banks. ~ r.' -
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lpcressess compared with $40
The following table viii show the receipts and pay
ments at the Assistant Treasurers Office, and the
ceipts at the Custom-House for the present week:
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 MoTHERs-MRs WINS
lows SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing you can rely
uros W give rs 70 yourself sns relief and help your infant
MIS- wIHsJov's SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
s.ns Of restoring the aOOPing spirits Of many mOsbera
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............e6,7ll,s46 IS

OF the receipts for duties during the week t6 GU q
were in Treasury Notes.
The Arabia brings three days later intelligence from
Enrone The Speoie lst Is consigned az folloxa:
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The gale Of Friday night was very severe from the
southeast. The s,esmers from the eastward due at
daylight did not arrive until about p. Satur
day. and did not start again at the usual hour There
were no arrivals from on Wednesday except The
ship Great Western and steamship Arabia. Captain
Stone says the gale the most be ever felt on
this coast. We have information from the coast,
but as the telegraph reports the gale az being felt from
Boston 10 Norfolk, may expect TO hear Of some dis
asters among vessels near the land.
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military LEc1uRE-Tbe third lecture Of this
course, under the auspices Of the 18th Regiment WA,
delivered on Friday evening, at Irving Hall, by Capt
Lowell who took for hih subject, "sea-Coar Defenses
and Heavy Ordnance" After dihting at considerable
length on tie superior amaments and foTuhcatons Of
foreign nations prominent among which were those Of
the Russian French, and English, he spoke Of the
Notifications Of the United States that had already cost
thirty-three millions OF dollars. By means OF map he
show cd the fortfcaionB Of NewYork and urged that
M present they almost worthless. The staNiing
army was too small TO furnish men for all the forts
about the country and TO place fresh volunteers In
them would be next 10 useless.
He alluded 10 the rapidty with which Brtish arti-
lerymen handled the large guns firing eleven shots in
less than seven minutes. In the present condition Of
affairs here il would take the men Ut least ~ minutes
10 pre- pare large gun for nee, and In the meantime
feet might up the harbor, destroy the cny and
sail out again. In the event Of war with any foreign
POWER New.YOrk would he the first place at which
the enemy would direct their attention; and II would
be useless 10 look 10 the General Government for as
ristaDce. In the Of his remarks, be suggested
q system Of volunteer artillery which would not con-
one-haH the time required for infantry pracce
and would prove Of great benefit In case OF war
The Army Of the United States could supply good
officers Too much time bad been given to small arms
while artillery practice had been neglected. lie thought
that Castle Garden instead Of being used for an en-
irant-depot should be given 10 the First Diyision
New-York State Militia that they might establsh
there a school for artilery-practce. This could be
done and he wa assured that the General Government
would appropriate money toward the undertaking. In
conclusion, be paid high compliment 10 the City
Guard for their proficiency 10 Mtillery.practice
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CASH CAPITAL....................Sa 100000.

THREE-FOURTHs OF THE PROFITS DIVIDED TO
POLICY-HOLDERS.
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The following table win compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week;