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Judge or Court Tor the prutectaon shn Eulu4
anr oshcr Scrson as is hereby given tl,e Gov.
eraor,: Auditor or Treasurer, and the :uoge OF
and The same proceeding may be had in all re-
spects as Is provided In the foregoing sections.
1lr. Church advocated the speedy passage of
the bill as y necessity for the protection OF tho
public treasury against fraud and dcfalcation
os public officers, and Mt this time in paTt'cu"
lar 1t WAS important that it might cover The
LARCENY Of Matteson, who, for the want o1 i
power in the State officers to employ counsel
to prosecute vigorously in tbe criminal courts,
hnd gone nuwhipt Of Justice until be Was about
to be able to shield himself behind the ttatnte
:: Of limitations He sail no gentleman in this
:; house doubted his guilt, and It should be kept
dive by extending the act Of limitations until
iuEtIce should reach him. There should be no:
statute OF limitations to bar prosecutions Tor
such great larcenfes. He was for extending It.
five years, and if justice then did n overta6e
l;,n, extend it again or repeal It wholly. 81 ..
Tho debate. then became general and was
participated in By Messrs. Fandeyecr, Single
tim, Green, Echolfeld, Kei1er, Burr, AID
o;hers On the part Of the Democracy, and
! TIndbut, scAmmon and other Republican,:
The snimus Of the speeches On the part Of Inc
Democracy, with tue exception q .1hat u
scholaeld, who tavored the bill, was that the
law was er post tacfo in it's operation; that II
i revived the writ Of Eeeuestration; thai i ~as
dictated by political consideration and person
;, u. jealousy and aniroeity to Gov Matte5on
= and that it WAS co@ard)y attaek On m aeeen'
aud unprotected nlan. Mr. liurloa9'7 u !;
short reply to Mr.. Green' adnlfaofe as W.
:: for it, clearnees AID force as foI the confh
g .,e;..a.;a,s ~ tbo hin. he said The statut
C. ,;ss!.st;o;. Al m, ,fr.ct either a civil con
=; tract or an offercs which had been eommt'ee
IT can therefore not be said that the 1epea'14n
9. or modifying it is IN q post jacto law Il on
= = takes away the bar and the party can't plea
:. it because it is repealed out Of existence. 4
"a to the writ Ct Representation, Inc terrible u
q. I ture: OF which tho gentlemen ffom Massa
or NJ. Green, had saia 81 much, characterlzir
L. il Of 80 tsmnaole character that it was n
t. t. to be tonnd on the Statute books Of any Sta
ait ; in the Union, he said that feVerer i"S'
- more summary process, was to be iourd
ae- The act Of Congress of 1875, which an'hotlz
~ ~ and directed the agcht Of the Treasury e
lsr sue = distress warrant asainee the properly
The similar class Of criminals TO thcee naloe"
c,n this bill, and that our own courts and those
obo po other States recognized the existence Of
len tie writ of eequestra.ion. The bill ProTio.
9 nd rcmedyfnta n claes oE criminals who weEc
nts. orally beyond the reach Of the present i
y. aud he Was glad the Chairman Of the flna
Committee, Mr.. scammon, had provides
o1a1rafa ny, the fnaru1tutE ana
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*BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, oA: :GoueA
IoZENGES,
Cure Cough, Cold, Hoarfeness and lnnnensa
f.nra any irritation or Soreness Of the Throat
nRoWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
Rc1teya the Hacking Cough in CONSUMPTION
Relieve Bronchitis, Asthma and Cata1rh.
+, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocuEs
Clear and give strength to the sosee Oh slnse'''
Indispensable to Public Speakers.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.
-. .,mn,e and elegant combination for Coughs
s.u DR., q, F. BloE1ow, Boston.
. ~u,vs nrorcd extremely sesyiccable fer HoarEe-
ness" Rev. hEsH1 11s,,a y Ane eassters" rsssns
] :; -" :: Rev. E. r. CuAFzs, Ne" ao@&~
.Most salutary relief In bFoneh'as.
. Rev. S, SE1eFE1ED, Morrtsto"n, ohlo-
i tRene6cial when compelled to speak, suffering
q from Cold" Rev. s. ]. P. ANDERSON, u. LOUIS.
Z s.Easctual In removing Hoarscucss and Ef1ta.
i lion Of the Throat 20 common Will speakers aA'
q Singers"
9 Prof II, STACK JouSsos, Laqrange, da-'
= reache. Of Muslc, sou'n Female College
.Grcat benefit when taken before anu al's'
"a 20 preaching, as they prevent hoaEseaes,'
le their past effect, think they Will DC o.
Is advantage TO ne" Rev. E. RowIE1, H. ~
~ President Athens College, ten2'
~ ~ so,d hr all Druggists, Mt Is cents per boz.
le j -.-'- '.. -.-.
rs RoxxScE.-But poor Miss Squeers! Her ahee'
rare and vexation; the Sspa succession OF o'!e
lie and ps.sionate feelings that Shired through IL
he mind as she surveyed drst tho btscuit, toen Il
n,strv. &c, which was spread before the gaze
n: her tastidIous guests How che vowed tna' aa'
ts rsus had been her ruin that bat for the ccccnsr
ia and uuaccountable peculiaritfes Of this rrepa'
Ito ZION she shculd ut that moment have astonaeh
hey tha assembled company with creamy cakes ano
aae 1,cfous psstry II she had only used D. D. De La
I've, kco sa1eratus, which Il perfectly pure and IT
ete ah1e she would have been spared all LEE mon
ns cation. She procured De Lands t:e1atns II y
IT, next day, Of her grocer, and aa' aad no tr
.troube since! 1t can be purcha=:s! rom any &c
iG,e ;G roce., Sold by wholesale dealers n lineage
into Milwaukee.
evas .Hra xw Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters, eontai1inE
oie ushle tonic properties combined with the pest
nor Bouroon whisky, prepared only b5 E h. sares
,ne corner State and Randolph.
and a r~cook. s Mc1ain, IS Dearborn stfeet' b
,ndi- made their price for cleaning and d5elng e.
.h Of ,rents lees than my other house IN tha city
iuals
tors. ---7- +.a Ia,~ho,, x+r.f.
how sgGo to join Lones'H, 11s pessuosa 3sf'0s'
neat mt rour ctosaea cleaned acd REPAIRED
+ my
tatso = x-uo- ,x1 onerntiou upon your teeth, O
orsae PERFECT artificial workpf anF desirable ssS1e
New an Dr.. Abaoch, No. IS West Randolph e.
lions. ,.ossn,
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GbieaqIpi Tributt'e',' ! I
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1861.
tMIKS0URI.-AKK KANEAS-mARF.
LAND. 80

Union ticket by an overwhelming mn1ority,
ind Arkansas has voted decidedly against
holding any Convention, The so-called
Convention now sitting at Baltimore is a
bogus affair gotten up by 8 few 1attlesna,ke
umpathizers without tie slightest color q
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.rf,e~ Coming OF the NexE Preeident%
Bil 10 provide ,.n for thg pcoas GoetecSt1n con-.
snce-..Tiie virginia Convention
,sA.TI,e Tnaucuf4tfOn B1l1s
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cHER1FF'S SALE.-By virtue Of
writ Of execution Issued rom 80 CEcet E1n,t ;s'r
q 81 eenS an sgiass william + stone Defendant .t 70
osi9sS fS oor & lie Court House in ths CT! Of Chlsaf
,sSn of1er fnr ssle ut public yeudue. III lac
tsis sa "a of sid Defendant IN and 70 t1s 81
n;ne dcseSibs9 property. to wti-Lot tTy IN ~
III, il Canal 17ustees o. srs
a RyoctS ID t!e southwest q1.rtef OF seeLon. N
12, Ia Township nunbsr tntIsS ,nno,4 HE S1'
Hangs kaH1eeia y fIrS1Sf; Sheriff Of Cook County.
~ Wx p. GRAY, Dep1tJ:o
o.t.a tho 18th a., o1 4feblnafj, -. fee1tsse9
i NEW OIL.-The Chicago cos1t, u,
com,any ars now ready % sell ssssf Snu1s9 dsro:
srEa H4nts 10 ma 1ussctnre tasr neHny oaseI @ X,
IL n r. ne usud 10 Kerosene Lamps Enlc i @ - tS
Js ,rr FtftY Cent? per galon ana = slaatt - HtrrH
hst Eer3s:ne Esqu:Ees no ~ofss " aIaG,n1 ~
pss. ssnt on receipt OF 81 centa y stah2-
/ dress Chicago 19ys - ysoN'p0"'' ftel11t
nARE CHANCE TO II AK
n, MnSET.-kN PER MosIn Good IL ann ,iaa n9ns /
+-nra ATentt Eantsd In every County IN tna Mo
rCss i, the manufacture and sale o. out
GaSs nd rlrfi 81 l1z sttcleA bnstness L. 4
AID .eateel. Ths Hrafe oppostnS nI H.
r ~ etrp, ut to OBJ an an ao1Vs aa5 ~
Enr nari:uiars with ern!s 70 Ake:ts I" EI"1 - =
1H. ~ .,.me AddrAss Nercarle Agency, aAnAi' v
. fell It
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LAST wE1lS''
And Splendid Change Of Programme
TH1ODOR'S
Museum OF Arts.

Adn1InRt0u.-.-.--.-.- eeA
C,x,a-nu ......16 Cents
rsaeryed 5eatz for Ladies and Gentleman @o".A'
usnr,ng then
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tFor tie the Chicago 4rrihnas~1 r
:: STANHAs... - =.



- ...s ,ot now. r,ner tho;, st soue, i
>.,c,W6ss'e 81 e. on ~ f fafe thr ugh lits Hay II!
Pat5 P,sf Be q asa s11ny T1se
81, = :: .;GF'rzlef and nI.eET;, =. - -: =
Il only know TINT without thee, :.
Ths spn'itse1f is dark tome. :
- ..rs ii &; lie song !. Il birds :, 7&.+
= TSat oace:I fond,y loved to h=ar. 80
-; sin9e al the songs theI sung 9. 5oss7: b,
-: > F4u on thine e1Et = : ~,
~ Il nn1y know the earth Is 81, atea5 r. de.
Icare not for the lovely lowers :. -:
That bend heneath my veary tfean ''-
'EsveE again VII they ta 1mpafhn mp hea1t ::
-: Now, thon art dcad.
- I onIy know th :staE has lied .
-. Thst 'ro1nd our home. 1ove-nsnE saea-
=. The songs used to sing for thee.
TO aootha those weary hours oi paln. ,,x,r.
). Though they were hreathed ~ lips olsa'
Or he rhe humble efforts mine
1on;y know the tia is bIol' n, -
srhe Inst fnreWell on earth - fpo&tn%
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64ITcAGo T1iRspA4 FEBRUARY . -

:; .,-4 i.fa,,o, na
: a. Nu1sAzcz--A correspondent: 1n.olms ~ -
th1f IL nusu1 sections Of the city Fhe1e lug
wsteris pumped nom tho gas mans ans ~
lowed 10 hox into the street sewers, ~ sn, oavr,
which il intolsssale, finds lt' va5 mto man; u =;
ttbres anddxeniugs, to secn IN eaten. ~ -
mos. e euaocats those VINO ate ,. lns.s 49, aaa.
I *ps1afa: =; Tie :gze =lssts a9oa1's "eee A
tte ;:n1mninr operation has 5eea performed. !
1ns x pae ..re esrre.noudsps suggests that the xa
tor bs tasa smss to ne I1!e' stane t ,ns ~ a;ss
Or IN some manner iepossa o. 'na' f4an I've ' 'hs
;Gleee'le s.en>" ~ a1s s.rers ara 60 .pooriy
| street aeNs's.: VI. ~ ~ r,annerlv con
| :buIiE th3t offensive Eases arenoa trSps'1
I: e,,ad once committed to their care. 1t Is
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

n +! scKIVKK, Adpsvfistag 4azae' IS Dtas-
,,r5st.,' IS a,tRerlzsd to 's7sfse AdstTsse"s5o. 70.
,ur .,,f III tds I<..di.y Fnre-s af shs Nosth.6ss-
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uWx'11 PRAY TOR You."-Thc Young Aen 8
Christian Association will hold Union ffaSe1
Meeting, Friday morning, the I'd. at oe-ock' IN
the lecture room Of the Methodist ChnIen blocs"
All are invited to Fpend an hour IN prayer 10 AA'
mighty God, in behalf Of our country anu sot LIN
who has been called to be the sneeesso: ol sho
Christian Patriot whoee nativity We thai os7 ceie
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pEzsoxA1.-Thaddcaa Hyatt. Esq, Of New
York, arrived in this city yesterday, from
protracted tour through the famlnc'strickcn
vortlons Of Kansas. During the day Mr.: H5~
att received an important dispatch from Gov.
Morgan, announcing that 1e had signed the
bill which recently passed tl'e N. 7. Legisla-
ture, appropriating $4,000 to Tic relief Of the
destitute in Kansas. Mr. Hyatt is at the Me-
tropoitan Hotel. -
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LARGE BusrxEss.-The Illinois Central Kali
road has been doing m extensive grain ship
7inr business during the past month, Its
management reports having moved to Cairo
since the LIST inst. over 600 bushels, anu
fr3m January TO the last Of February it Is e1-
pected the shipments will foot up :, 2,soo,oo
bushels. The greater part Of this is corn
hoacat from segenty-fve to eighty miles
south Of thi. city, at from 18 to e cents pei
| J1aha1
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ty III. Dye will co1fmenee tho second
tenn Of bis Adult Singing School for begin.
uers, tomorrow (Friday) evening, At It
o'clock, at his music hill, lis Lake street.
Thn firnt lesson free. z
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DEATH or 4 BRo7urai or jas. ". :snEA=
uAs.-An only brother of7as< ~ sheahan' an
editor o! the Chicago na*' died at Brimfeld,
Peoria County, Ill, lsst week. Nj. sheahan
vas from Baltimore. and 'aged forty-two years.
, 1861-02-21

T,1E SANps.WA1Hxs' BExEFIT-The Kan
sas benefit by Messra. Sands and Watkins' at
the Columbian Ale House on Monday, brought
Ia s75, which, according to previous arrange
ment, was doubled by Mr. Sands, making full
. En- -fnv fha c1,fftrerS.
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THE :.':CfIY.
!. w: onr thanks are aHe to tho American
Express Co. for frequent 3aTors IN the early
ae};verx IL CinciuiIidtI and Louisville papers:

: IIr1ox cocxApEs.-Tha Highland Guards.
On Friday in procession, 10 to wear the Union
cockade, purchased Of Roche, news dealer
near The new Post Office, -: l.. ~
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FROM , :sPRlMcFlElp.


-: =,
Especial Dispatch 10 Inc tnlcaso 31apuao.!
sfR1NGHLp, February &C. 1st1.
~, isrn.:.r r.-r147xf7.nFHATr
THE AA1fk7oS
The Ho1Ee session. Last n1gh+ contaEueQ III
.f4a-1 ~ o,c3ock mi, cnve. ed the rpost anil
III aaLe3 - eAe~N' >P'~ ,....
mated and exciting deaa!e ol Inc y oole eeAoapns
,f o,,,won,a hin r, 4rotect the treasury
-ns- >
came up In order and was read rs tollo"s:
A,act nnot eet ttCc public Treasury, Be it en-
.toa hr +Ss ,conle II the State of Illinois, iepye
LATED Il Il ii tNe tf;ensrai Assembly
sFcr1n, I Tuaf tie rtatufc pf Limitations shall
80 r"1a ~ he n fofrc ayuiyst any Indictment or
.acti1 a1si1st .a,,y Derson for any offence
~ bv Rim a.aj7s1 The State or any cuun-
= @;tGr +n.I tNeTrIx wi,ile actipg us the exeeu-
~ ~ ~ snv othrr icer. of eucL State or eou,,-
.ee - ,.aEtaTn mi al tncJ peraons fhaIf be lia-
4, inJfstSd nrssncnted puufahed In the came
n ~ " 80 1nnTh no siatute Of limitations had
/ nI.r nTfate6
Err = Fnr i'll offences inclnded In the foregoing
ncc.;nn. prosecutions shall be commenced within
| fy. years from the discovery thereof. All laws
au,: tarts of.1avs inconsistent with this :ctarc
! her,.i,y rgneale{f,
| t1,SEC &, tThe Governor, Auditor: 1Teasnfel of
ehTcr of theua;%are hefeby authorized to employ
such attorneys and counsel as they either Of then
! f.ent nectaBarv to prosecute OF defend the inter
ests Of the State and Treasury thereof and to Pa,
thr5l reasonable compensation therefor. to te dc
| termined by the Governor, Auditor AID Treasurer
for Whfch ihe- Auditor IL authorized to draw hi
warrant upon the Treasury,
! rSs1,nh ,f8r.r 1,Aroe1 in the fAFepOfU
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.LAnoE SAFE Of new aid second:han Fur
nlture. on Cloths, Ca1pe{s, &c, at auction,
this, Thursday, morning, = 10 o'clock, BY :
GILBERT &'SAMeso1, 80 Lake street.
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dDnea1 Of the 18th Inst, has the following
about an alleged naughty John Cornell, OF thss
city: =:
John Cornell; carpenter, cametethls cily
some tlue ago from Chicago and ms ed aanes =
feo,'a r a. visit to Chicago On Thursday, and tts'
s ted t6st she had learned that John had vie
there, John was arrested, and was yestesc9sy x,
taken ont tolbe examined On the ehafge; t;.,,s ~
bringing himbae the policeman, 41; MIian ,si9a,
!, brouaS no mittimus with him, aud me !aate, -
sex h}f;f at liberty. There is warrant out ic1
S 1his arrest @ on charge Of stealing carpenters
tools fron- Peter Cassidy.
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WASHINGTON BAll-The grand National
Bill siyen on this national day by the Sailing
fraternity Of Chicago, for the benefit Of the
seamen Benevolent societyswin come eif on
Friday evening a. Seanan'e Hal, ,Lind's Block
IT, is designed to be one Of the rnos4 unique,
beautiful mud. entsrtt*ining social festlyrla ct
the eeasoa: 'Tiels;::ss- ~, o.. suppcr pfqvided
| in ths building.
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T oNpoN AGENcY-THE UNDERSIGNED BEING TIE

+ ONDON AGENCY.-THE UNDERSIGNED BEING THE
IL proprietor OF centrally located premises and having
extensive aud influential connection anonst merchants and
shippers generally Is prepared business
any nature for parties residing abroad particularly those in
the United States South Central America and the West
Indies in oil OF which countries he is well known He Is also
negotiate any fin ancia transactions the promoting
public companies contracts with debts of foreign
mens dc The highest reference gwen All
TO be prepaid. JOSHUA FINNEk-
souTH AMERICAN CHAMBERS, Cecil street. Strand London,
VIC.
New York reference Messrs Mclean 4 LINZ, 65 Maiden
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FOR ALBANY AND
IL Troy connecting with trains North and West Tains
FROM cT. u nssrr -r.on THIRTY, rrnsr Street.
hs sf%ss rad Il A. NJ and 7sa MN. NJ and s''
Troy and Albany cwih sleep. lc:is NJ Sundays in.
roushEcepsie train 7seAs. sG. NJ, ia:sD and 4a5 P NJ
12M., and Az. M
Peekskll train, b;s0P NJ 665PM
Sing sing train $40 and 4:S0 3Uand 455 NJ
Tarrytcwn train, $40 p. NJ -7loPM
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ For Albany and Troy connecting with the New YORK
west also with the Northern Railroad for saratoga Rutland
burlington Plattsburg Rouses Point Ogdensburg and Mon
trial Winter arrangement commencing Monday. December
~ lssTrans viii leave New York ollows For Albany
IA NJ and 20 r M express train from Tryon row.
city Han. For Albany 100 A. n, and 4a5P NJ do 18th
Do, l0b A. NJ, do. do 10Th st. depot Croton Falls r.
M stopping a. all stations above Yorkvie 10th s depot
White Plains sl5A NJ, 70 and r. M stopping at ali sa-
lonr, from 18th st. depot White Plains 66P NJ stopping
az stations from White street depot wnliaInsbdgs II
sd ,pa s ~ s'sspns 4 ~ sssSns r9%
only stopping At Al from 9Gth ST. depot Returning,
VIII leave Albany A. and t90f "; East Albany, tbs
NJ and 4l5 =. w., express train Albany lOab NJ East
Albany VI A. M express mail train Croon Fails A. NJ.
steppnE 81 al stations north Of fremont White Plains.
n:l9 I,2San 10 and 4tof ~, stopping at all stations
tons Nismsbrfdse, 10 r. NJ "wednesday and saturday
opyl sorrng NJ all stations Tickets sold and baggage
checked Tor way stations 26tn station only.
JOHh BUkVHlLf. Assistant supetintsNaenL
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WATCHES AND JEWELuY.

WATCMBS AND JEWELHY.
nIAMONDs DIAMONDS, WATCHES WATCHES =
Diamond cluster and single store Rings and pins from
rs 70 elcO Gold Watches, warranted from SIS 70 Sis.
Fold ~ half their advances Advances Watches
Diamonds, &c. j. ". BARRINGER,
I70 Broadway, room 70 up stairs,
I WISH TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, AT A REASON.
able price, full match set of hne Diamond Jewelry
price for the whole 10 exceed W0 Address with
name and residence, Madame dc Barnnger Post ONCE sta
lion n
CCARF PrNs--sOLID GOLD AND CORAL. 81 EACH,
- OF I've for a. Watches Jevelry Clocks Music Boxes
Accordeons, sold and repaired by experienced
article repaired this warranted gys
saisfacton and at moderate pr,ces
H. MORRISON MATCHMAKER, sos Hudson street
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FURNITURE.

A RkpRooM SUIT or ENAMELLED FURNITURE fyR
a. Nxc, IN hl ccors, of warranted manulactrs 49,
sphA chestnut thsnber quits, plain and ornanentsh ai
r. AktlGHlON'S. J5S Canal street, OPPOSITE Mo's~''
hstalrhea IN 1919
EURigrRE BOUGHr FOR READY NoskT-A FAX
" vEiue rivcn w ready money FOR FURNITURE, rpe.s'
lfots. &c. az i2 Sixth avenue between Nin'h AZ tenR
E-.tfle
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILLIAM B. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
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WINES AND LIQrfOR :.

Al SEVENTH AVENUE uIsTILLEGY YOb GEF1HE
~ bcs, Liquors 70 lie bad Nv the city jAe least money
any quantities n. r. Liquors for sale ln bond
WIN, uUQuLS son, $40 aud 81 3eteutA afyaUs,
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pARIk-
NOTABLE
TRADESMEN AND HOUSES

IL
TRADEsMEN AND HOUSES.
HOTrL TRoIs EaPrREuRs, l79 rue kvoi. Large and
small apartments furnished In superior style.
MASON patented b. the Empress aud the Queens OF
rue siks--India French Cashmere Shawis
Lace, Lingerie, Nantes, Fancy Goods, Wedding Suits
Court and Ball Dresses.
Decentralization Fauvet, rue Menars
TIE HEADDRRssEs MILLINERY of Mile. Soer, 10
Neuve St Augusin represen truly the type of dstnc
ton that several foreign courts by whom she has been
pointed the rateI in the most natterng terms have
adopted them.
Cambria Handkerchies plain and worked Chapron
ii rue de la Paix.
LACE yIoLARD.-Every requisite for Wedding Suits Prone
made and Evening Dresses dc, 4 rue de Cholseni.
INDIA SHAWL, LAcE-Au Persian, rs Rcheleu.
GLOVES PRIvAT-New cut and mode OF stitching, 40
Neuve St Augusin. Wholesale and retail
JFwELLER to II. nj. Kramer 81 rue Neuve ST. Augustn.
China and ancient Furniture The
warerooins removed to 10 rue de Helder
81 Place de Ia Bourse.
CnRoSomrfus AND CLocKs-Le Roy and Fills, makers to
the navy. falais Royal Is and Is Galere Montpeneier
OpTcIANs-The of ngeneur Cheyalier Ingeneur
Ducray Chevaer sole founded by his family
l7i0 Tour de fHoriega du Palas 10 Place du
Pont Neuf facing the statue of Henry w Instruments
for Optics Natural Philosophy Mathematics the Navy and
Mil eIaogy
sEyREs CHEAchna Crystals Dinner Services Bouigny,
Pslsis Royal, Gaerie Montpensier II and =.
CHEMISTS TO the Embassy.
ROBERTS a Co, q Place yendome.
de Pax, Proprietor Of Vineyards and
Champagne. orders for America executed
PIANcHAs PFpFuMER by appointment rue Caurnartin.
plexon This cosmetic, being OF the renowned
productions for the toilet gives the skin the supeness and
bloom OF youth and mparts hteness OF Teproachabc
purity. N BMr Planchais Is the only patentee. Depot
at New York at Duprat's, 531 Broadway.
TAuoRIulsk, 226 Rvoi, well known for his elegant
cut and very superior at; trustworthy tradesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02

brushes or EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT THE BRUSH
ID factory 3S Pearl street. arpers Building All articles
sold at the lowest factory prices Paint Brushes Of superior
quality constantly on hand. JOHN h. HOPPEL
DARGE wANTED-FoR THE HAY AND FEED BUsI
Id double deck preferred Please state size and lowest
price. Address box 70 N Y. Post office.
nEAFNESS.-A NEWLY INVENTED INSTRUMENT
~ extreme deafness called the Sound Magni
fer Organic Vibrator and Invisible Voice Conductor 1t fits
into the not TO be in the least percep5e the
pleasant sensation of singing noises in the head entirely
moved II affords Instant relief 10 deaf persons and enables
Price e. lss Every kind hearing Messgs
SOLOMONS Opticians 80 Abemare street, Pccadiy, W.,
London, England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02

MARBLE MANTELS-9REAT BARGAINS IN NAN
Vl tes-A large stock on hand, and great reduction in
for kind ordered this month Call st A.
kLABERS BILE yard lis East Eighteenth ct west of
Third avenue Manels put in place in the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-02

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE COMMITTEE ON FIRE DEPARTMENT or
i the Board of Aldermen will meet IN room No L. cy
Hail. Tuesday Feb s. at O'Clock r. NJ for the c9nsdR.
ration OF the following papers, viz
Application OF Hose Company No 81
Addition to Twenty second street Bell Tower
Application Of Hose Company No. ~
Engine =
!" Engine = ~
g.
Engine Z" 20.
Engine TO-
Engine /" fS
Hose g.
Engine /"
Eighty. ffth street Bel Tower
All parties In favor opposed 10 the erection Bell
Tower on Reservoir square also invited 20 attend
All other parties having applications and papers before the
committee viii please attend
JAMES RAGLEY. Committee
ALIEN. FREAR
. IRA. A. ALLEN Fire Dept.
q. A. VALENTINE, Clerk.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-14

The MINNESOTA VoLUNTEERs.-The SOL
diers at Fort Smelling are rapidly acquiring
the appearance of regulars, save in dress,
which seems to be of motley description.
The improvement from week to week is
very obvious to visitors, even to those who
are not by inclination or practice "some
military" There has been very decided
improvement in the battalion drill within a
week or two. The evolutions of the bat.
talon are performed with much precision,
showing that the officers and men have not
only acquired knowledge of the movements
but have also acquired steadiness and SELF
reliance. From the accounts in eastern
papers of regiments that have gone to
Washington, we conclude that our own
regiment is in much better state, as res
CARDS clothing and discipline, than many
others, and would do better service in the
field. The only solace the " boys" have in
doing garrison duty this summer, is the
hope that they may be sent below in the
fall, to have an opportunity of winning lau-
rels at the South. We trust they may be
gratifed, unless by unexpected good for
tune to US all, the war is sooner closed.