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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
ARMY AID NAVY INTELLHGENCE.

When Gen. johnson assumes command OF the Cali.
fornia Department. itas relieved officer, Col Beall,
RESUMES command of iGs regiment, the "a Dragons.
la the department Of gbieh the General takes command
there are $50 trOOps ds.gibutedas ollows One
pany 18th il nntIy) in San Francisco harboy staff
field and one company Of 81 Artillery, at the barracks
field and siaf of eth IRisutry at Beniia, which is
garrisoned by Companies e. and X Of that regiment;
Company H. ID Artillery, II Umpqua; ID, 4th In.
lantry at Ferwar; d, 9th Infi.ztry at Humboldt two
companies, one Of dragons AID of infantry, at
CI.0k Il, ih Infantry at Caste; ID, 9Th Infantry at
Bragg; and II, Ist Dragoons nj Tejon; c, 9th In-
faa;ry, and and L, 4th InaAntry at Fort Yuma; +,
9Th Infantry New Sac Diego; J. h Infantry, and j,
4h infantry Mobave; one company 1ragoons, and two
companies eth Infantry at Fort Chureilil and small
company in Honey Lake Valley. The headquarters
of the TIA Infantry has been removed G9m Vancouver
TO DaEaa
We haze late news from the Home Ssaadron. On
the 18th of January the C6mmander-ir-Cbief Of the
fleet received orders through Col Pickens from Wash
ngton, TO send Immediately to Florida tho u 5. steam
frigate Powstan tie Sabine and the calling corvette
st. Louis An official survey and general quarters,
superintended by Flag Officer Prendergast, then
held the Cumberland corvette, the Sabine figate,
and the sailing frigate Sabine. sham battle was
soon after improyised off Sacrfcos when the usual
routine of action gone through with. Ii will be
observed that the arrival at Vera Cruz Of the Gambler
land renders impossible the statements about her being
near Pensacola which have been made so often in
Washington dispatches during the past week-Ndpal
Reporter. A critical analysis Of tie condition Of the
squadron demonstrated the fact that every ship short
Of provisions and that would be madness TO send them
on, probably, hoste mission In such state. The
impresion prevailed extensively therefore, that the
vessels would 10 TO Havana or elsewhere, and then
obey the instructions Of Mr.. Toucey. Serious dsaf
tsaoa existed among No e@esu II ~ PowhasAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
KANSAS RELIEF FIND.

To w C. BElAyT, Chairman Of Ksniss Relief Committee:
The Treasurer reports the following receipts for Z e
week ,ndirs Feb ], 1861:
From NJ Bidw ell ~ 20; Ciizeos Of Troy SEQ Ci,rr5
Of Brando. VI Sjl; Cash 81 ~ % cents, So ~, SIS
b. b hndg.tort IS; John w. I'D idre. IS; NJ. $50:
George Robots $40; Harding Brother $50 T. w ~ T4si
Williamson rs; Mons tssieste, AUye'gue, France. 81
Fsuisburgh l6; jas&Y Peck. SO; Csh. - ~, - +l'
hlCO e. Bro5rr ~; Presbyterian Church, North Guild
50 IS. A. C. Dsua ~ 20 SsEuel Wlets Sl00 John w VII
let 800 iTesbyeIiGn Church DcnsFsl +25 ~ ~ NeyGn
SIS Duch Br'ornel Church Bandcvle, y. Y 20 53 r. r.
Miuturu 10; Cash s5 rs, = 80 -; w w sweet
IS; Ffesbyto.n Church Goshen " Y, al 20; A fteic
slco; West CsIwel Co. S5l Alfred Tuhi, Henry
y Wells. 81; Fre.byterian Church Jerett N y, 49,
Brewster Co. go; Cash Flo. -. IS 81 q. y II sos
Lady Friend 80 Citizens Of Me,dih SO oI lsasc w bsir
n w. no; Ohsers AID Cle,ks 10 Me;Topoitsn Bauk, 10;
N w Spencer s4; Citizens Of Troy, S2o fist Ccur'eS
society fiiahsd, 80 Second Congregational society
lcolorsd Ps1old 80; Rome, n Y, S35 2S Johu.oufga,
80 ~ Three fiendA S15 Cash, 10 49, 80 cents 80 SO
e. Fresbyteian Chatch Goshen, S25 Zion Church Doboss
Very, ~ So w G. q 40 25; Lady, go; T., 700;
Metbodd Epi.cops Church NewLebSuon, -; Thos Ride
tbatous through The " v. Tribune, $l6 b. J. Y, s2u
MAttuek s1bhsh School IS; Ssyre 42 levi HolbIoot
D1nvile Va ESQ; DeADselis, e5 A. W. knight. 80 4 L.
Deforest, 49, A. +. Miller SOL ii. Bsiley So ME- Thorn
S25; VIM Hull IS; First Univerabst Society, Concord
s4 s3 Congregational Church aud Soerty North Stoughcn,
Conn SIS; ID. Powers Sons, Lsn,ir g5uish, 300 VIM
Hussce $50; r. o. Policy NOri'town, SIC; Friend SIS
w Moody SIG Thomas Smith s25 the Rev q. A. Bryan,
@l0 MI Pcs for Ba.yaW ticket Geo. Martin, +loi
Friend, $3.50; Horace v Clsh1, t2od
Anlouuting "a the sum of............. 1891 70
Previously received and repofed.... 1871 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
pr1rr Cp1Mrs -. Ianfer q yonng nhn in %

Perry CnNEs-T, Lander, a young Isn in Che
spiov Of kcler Merritt Co uetchants 81 No, ~ Chambers
street brought tton Crson Falls ySrrcN to snweI
riage of preferred sglin, lin by bis upi0yeih
$40 rre tba, robbed them Of go uud then lied 60 u-
Show place He committed By Justice 0sboro for exG1
Tmothy Iswey arrested Yesterday charged with seal
,ns gold vstcd, Bcd i0 The ots Of Mr. John
King Hwy stable Nonsr Of lafayette pso a fou street
Tns watch been caree.sy t IN vert Ukr hanging
up ~ tn ONCE lDt while Mr. King Temporarily abent
Losery stepped and stole On beiog sTe>ted lie ackpo
edgss hs guilt tOd restored the property Justice Connolly
tockoi him up r. tial .
ne chGrgs rfsnd lsrc-ny Trer~ tw day. by Mr
Fnees yeaunsS against thamss CoCrEn was on Saturday
dismissed, ths charge mo- being sustained.
An aseipy made Friday nj .h - ford ihe city with
cronteft f3 bills the Worcesse suk, hs nDd noiess
eevs young csres'sG for bevr pged'cr Of
70 pg the bs How many got nd Of by the
xeTfiters Tire bills sysetty vel executed The
prisoner gave thck Cbs,s MuDdsy Wiisn obin
son. Jon Riley, fatk Ltngdor WhisH Buliofd taItiu
BulfoD.i, Georr Douglas, James beClennon. John
LcelsD., AleTss ier SsmRct, aud james Eo5leA
They were Ell locked Gp 60 tnsu r.. The Hree's
know to have cen visited s. the corrteIeers ere udon
stTe.t East BroA gay and Eisii.s and Nine ST-nUes
Jasles Cl4k Henry Seymers I'D Jau-s Cssedy Sere
at18y Wi9 bIeakiaa so tie butch shop
Philip Go9piecht, at No 5st FouIh street, sDd INTO the
dwelling of Atram Kspp Nc 40 Attorney street Justice
Steers lOcked { ~ answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
law INIEILIGE'NUE.

SUPREME COURT--Cn isBrHs-FFB. 2-BsfoIo Ju'ics
BsuSIED.
ruE CUSTODY OF THE CITY TUSDs-MAsD4Mus
AGAINST TnE PARK BANK.
H. the Matter Of the Application Of Deni"l De'n act The fh
Bank.
TLis was an application for n Randamus to compel
he Poyk Bank TO transfer the motcys belonging TO The
Cityend Cotsly oil New York 10 The broadway Bank,
The latter ID,situ,ion having ti coeeu by ir. Dew.
liza az pace of deposit for the City iunls
II appears by The afldause Of tho President and
Cashier,G the Park Bank Tlat the gross amount OF
these dopiss is $2O31G s73 Of which they have paid
out upor warrants slS 22I, 5j8 On the l9iof Janua
~ lasptle Bark received enytice signed by the Con-
roHoy 10 the effect that M Dcyin, ms Chamberlain
had . ccted TIE broadway Bank depository OF the
fund.- and requiring then % pay over.he money {"
that }ank. Two day az, ward Mr.. Plat notified TIE
Bark not to pay over ,e 'Feosits required by Mr.
Derlin. The Park Rsal. claims thai the only way
the, can pay out moDey received by thee, is by paySe
itrpon warrants uTo; cheH reasury signed by the Con-
ty llor and counterezea by the Mayer that they are
" Hing 10 ray the nsoney into Court. &: in any o'or
taanner that tie CcVrt gbt direct, that the liaas
& oud be safe in Inai.iny-uch payneaE. The motion
,-as elaboratrlv arrled THE Judge saseiyed his do
teion. CHARLES OCono. and StwtG and Swain foI
sao,ion; Ex-J-;dge Eihnen1s and JolIc Townsend @F'
F0sci.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

FrRrs.-M 81 o'clock on Saturday morning, fire
occurred in the back room the second story OF No.
III Cherry street, occupied by VIM QuarteTman and
family but it was speedily exungnShed ny once.
Prenaergast OF the Fouuh Wud. The lire was caused
by a child q months old laying with burning stick
Tie mother went gu, TO get pail Of water, and upon
returning found her child oETned to death.
At O'clock on Sunday Erorning fire, OF mysterious
origin occurred in the dwelling Of Mr.. McLAug lin,
No 73S Eighth avenue. Nrs. Mel. went out, leaving
the premises in charge Of servant girl, aud upon
turning found thei wardrobe valued at 100 destroy
ed The servant gil protessed to know nothing about
the matter.
At 3 o'cl)ek the same morning a fire broke ont in
che liquor store of T. Conner No. 397 Second avenue.
II originated back Of the counter, aud IL supposed 10
have been caused by the gnitmg Of ecsre gas from
defective meter. Damsge to building and FIX
lures $50 Tne stock, which was badly damaged by
water is insured in the Peter Cooper Insurance Com
pany.
AZ III o'clock Saturday night fire broke ont in the
eating saloon Of Capt. Cox, on Sixth avenue between
Forty tixth and Foriy-seventh streets causing damage
~ the amount Of about 80. The building is owned
by Messrs. Brunner & Co. and is injured. The fire Is
supposed TO have originated from sparks falling ino
an ironing blanket.
Between l and 2 o'dosk yesterday morning, the
barge Kentucky, with her cargo of lumber, lylig a,
the foot of Twenty eighth street, was totally desToyed
by fire, involving n loss OF about 5000. She "sr
owned aud commanded 10y Capt. Wheeler, who was
largely interested IN her cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

when her destination became known to them. The
Purssr the Third Lieutenant and the First Lieutenant
Immediately rendered their resgnatons but the Cap.
tan while conditionaly accepting them, refused to
excitement existed in tie entire squadron and it
found necessary to ssue order prohibiting all officers
salors, and marines from conveying political news or
naval movements in their letters, as they would be
opened and read, hence the false rumors Of late.
We print the above report in regard to the Home
Squadron as reaches us but the statements it contains
should be received with extreme caution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
COURT cALENBAR-Tnn DAY; NJ.

SUPREME CcuRr-GESEHiL TENM'-MHionS VIII
be hard H.. A., IQa
ass 2sr 2es 49, 70 80 81 49, 81 & lol oS III "a , lie
2O 2s3 lg3 Part lLNos 5l0 32 80 S|o o ii'' w. Nv
IL Iss, iSs 272 500, 3oi $40 3Is, 1854 :76, $50
SUPRERE IoURr--sPEcIAL TEEa.TDemaniT ne "
Ne ~, % 10 ISL isa iss is isG Isl h 49, @ ,oo
SUPERIOR CoURTPart IwNGs ;, eM S,,s 'g III ii P.a
aei 49, 60 sl3 III sas o. w III s ia ia s lea
Cosxos PIEas.--Part I.-Nos. lac, l5s x1f, sso,
49, IS s l1cs I1e IT, 49, , iss ~, ~ N Ia ioI III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
roURT OF COMMON ELIAS GENERA. g~ERn--FeS T.
Bc5ors Judges RALY, BRADY, aud 5: L1oS.
1,HC IONS.

Tudgmfnsc-y6irmod mt cost'.-SseTens agt. TIE
cw Tx sed ,aPs Company S1ty og Bells hs1
Gin; CLARK Fowler TEA d agi S1rc"-N
Ter aet RubsD,in; H0~ SGT Smith; tveIh g. MclsSl
,tcudorcr az. aim S..a ad Ferry Cor pany ag MAI
Ans Whiey sgt Anderson; Hook set IhVoos uohop( 49,
et D'Neu Meaiof,or E,.y anti MctuGigEy e. hcConx
Blll agt Lzrue6 lTk act y n Wlnkci bH,1rt act melG
uchanan BOesui ct Ta' iori Is sd"el rg la,'
ayor sc RAMON agt. uhSa n Jaqnes ng Greenwood
Ja5Qmear rsgsris5, pIA .Ss,h.-lielGesoa sst Nh.on
ns.e as NiD5s,t; Beatty es Graham Pets ne" aet Nee
Crane a. McKee5fro Glars Jcyett M4Lo4 hgL ~ .h
B,den AIT ;,D8ouIke Mclinaori Gregory sgt Aher
IL oder sg Wslss; steobnss It. Hsrt Loeb wOod agt Car
e., Donohns sgt GztDx KiDsey; Ie Mayor, &c
az Tucker; Ke,ls sa Kelly emf &c bsKs agt. Gibcrt
III uing agt Der.Ts kIdy at. " 9TH; m -
Per-fse6 and Hli o&D-sprhit sgt cl ndleT; Cook
act Mel aden Calg Marble "a. a2t East liver Bank
Pftosed rita @0L and yel.cHcc rocdfed-I cOraDe sgt
Tbc Mayor; Creepy egt The bios-r
n reysed c0HdillaHk .-ClgIkss. sgt JcChnn.
G4er Of Speeia Tern Tepeysea 9th costs Ficatri ag
Yisg; am. ,-,.., .,...,, vt.
ebrope set. Taylor st5.u agt hiru ibsen ns
G,Ift; B,E Nfccn.; Hnranss Bgt kelyi " eeks ag
Bs1et- AN; Dale agt. Gnitbson, AoI.s sgt Niles
RerSsf1-N-tson art Otgst Francis
act IL Bonnet ag Doeins Tsrttr ast CoLah h,k st
r., H. Brennan sr McL0Iey Baxter sgt Gbca. Smith
AIT Tia Mayor; Pere0s sgt. The Msyo-' ~, n,
5GJm- d for h2l0 RiaOHt eoHt-cu.-ag'. me mayor
I6rE.4 ia part, ritlo.f eo''-Sniih<g" Donneiy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

EPIDEMIC AMONG FoXEs.--The Cecil (sfdl Tp1ig
singular maady has destroyed great numbers
Of foxes in that vicinity Several have been killed by
and boys with clubs and stones and all the dogs
which have aided in destroying them, baye, in turn
died Of hydrophobia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
Total amount received. ...........SlG 519 a
J. 4. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.

CoRRFc1IoS.-In the report Of the election for
ooerr Of The Young Mems Republican Gcoers Committee the
C. Strong should have been Charles Strong Of the
EeyeDth Ward who elected Second Vice President and
Mr. Frederick NJ Patrick Of the Fah Corresponding Se,Ic
taJy instead Of J. ". Patrick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
IAxssrfis1tneut
and allEle other

In spste of secession, disuniOE, aud Oh ne OIher
e1etemrs OF the day BsaSuNs MusES crowded sno well
might DC vii all the GIae ions 8nDeunetd IN ms M ADd
th La, day Of both the Wild Shicans AndSe Ca1sy
Bird sboN and the great Of The soy Of ~ I0pez Il
pezfo5o and evening tre viii be eat Iush
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
MARRIED.

HURD-McKEoNsI In this city Wednesday JAN 80 Mr..
Orlando Hurd TO Miss Jannette Mckeon
MARSHALL-DUFF-0n Friday, Feb. 81 Trinity Church
York, by the Rev Dr. Nnton, Gregory MARSHALL OF Yer
non Springs Howard County, owato Miss Fanny K. puf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
DIED..

ALLENAt San Francisco Cal, George Il, only son Of Col
Amos 8. Allen, formerly Of Boston, Mass
ADELL-On Thur day. jan o. Esther T. Ade eldest dsueh
Of ThsoaQs aua Eliza Ann Ade aged II ysss nonshs
nd 6Aye
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fAdvsI issncnE
Nj. ID. EAitnr . lf The

EDWARI IT. DIWlE. NJ u, Edlt0f u TIC
Feap.l ADD Operating sEs Consulting turgeon, No 5hay
Office cons1i. atious the ohc dii eases q t' pc
viscsra Rsgtur@ Piles Sasoce aud fi;us radically cuod
without kuife or Hgtg5e Office hours from SO o 10
and 20 8 evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
.BROORL YIN ITEMS.

STAEs-SG ArFRAY Yesterday ,InOrniDg, ~ out y
O'Clock, ARRAY occurred in Patrick Crane's liquor
store, OF Hicks and Atlantic seets between the
barkeePer, named LaEdle,te McGsrrity, and David
Mahany in which the Inter stabbed in four differ
ent places. 1t appears that Mahany, with friend,
having returned from wake" enteDed the saloon for
The purpose Of getting drink. Soma words passed
between Aahany and the barkeeper about the Fay,
"hen the CORNER took eoashovel from the scu4tle
anu assani'ed him. MCCARTHY drew small knife
ifOm ms packet, and in the struggle witch ensusi
Inue'ea weond in the breast two in tho groin, and
one 10 the leg. The injured man was conducted TO the
fns' Precnes sta,ionHouse where he WIS atter ded
70 by snrsen Ball. Mccarthy was arrea.eed by
Ocer Eason, and committed 10 await the result of tie
injuries inflicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

THE KISes County UNoS voLusrEERs.-A meet
ing was held in the hall the corner Of Court and
Ssckeit streets, on Saturday night for tie purpose of
perfeeting the organization of military association to
be known as Company A, Kings County Union volun.
tesr The object is to offer their services if required
IN defense Of the Union. Mr.. Henry Brstow occupied
tns chair. motion To appoint committee Of three
report laws for the government Of the Association
Wa sacgssd, and ths Chairman named Msmrs Add.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

ccuooSrps AsuoRE-A large fore-and-af schooner
u,t,ovrnl Is ashore at New-lnlet, near Rocka-
way Beach, ,.r
che ". Bank, Staten Island Beach
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Advertisement

WHAT rs MY Boz CAPAB. OF BONG D
Have IA n examined FOWLER t. you Wbt
trade or baiue.s he will be succeed in at hoSO3 Broad
way, keEfioTk.
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COURT CT SPECIAL 6s.SSlONS-FEA 2-Before Jaa.iee'
OSBORN, BGOwNELIp aud BEERS . -
t,N'-sl.. ,.s.,,lt aud lpi fined S10

Morgan McDermOtt, Assault and tattery, ilned so
Tacoh War.- assault and tttery fined ff James Wilson
ssssn, and dtery find SIC. WIN NJ ayg charged with AZ
% and bsit forfeited hiG bail John Marcy assault ane
Sr Nysi az The cseLS4- day was not very large and
he rcsindsg of the prisoner soigned wes discharged for
4 ant Of eyideEee OF The non.sttnd1h'e o. NIi--se'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

EKw-YoRK TURSvEREIS.-Ihe M,nu"i O'''i " Wv
New.York Turnverein takes place at the O,'y Nss'n,
bly Rooms this evening, and preparations nave pee1
made to make It me of the most entertaining a"Sirs Vi
fhe season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

Feb as 700 bbls Flour 100 bb. Me.l oeo lesA
Corn IL 200 bush Corn $50 bush Osts @ bssh Nun ao>
Ekss PIsyisOns go P!6a Lard sH sAsA Wtish1 Nv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

COMMISSIONERS OF POI .lcE.-At the meeting Of this
Board on Saturday tbs following appointments were
made;
Frederick L. ffsucur 9Th; Chss DeLauce llth james s
KnoH, lithi has A. Garrison, 18th Cornelius Ssnnon b
stsgheh Ctcsu, m. Jas Wsldron l4h Root Tucker I
Jorph u. Meg 18th; VIM +. Parsons ithi La%IehoG 1
wee 9th J" on Fey eth; John Eclstsdt 21d ,Sn Rrstd
mar eth; Avyin Hall 2st; George spence, etn 6"
conway, n D,up, shannon 18th; John AcCohbeh &"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

= :. rLdsy night, brought on here larr Palmetto
ton' 49,, two feet in diameter, an twenty-five
ree' Ssbt This emblem Of seces .aon attracted no
ee. hare Of attention while it remained on the pier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

BuEGLARY-On Friday night the carTenter-shop Of
J1ha j. Wolf OF LoIer and Skiman streets r ID
open and robbed VI about 10 worth Of carpenters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

CoSTLIcT Qni,e a serious collision occurred on
Saturday the Of he Rsiroad nd
residents tia: street The having been
moved from c from the tack, Icd up 60 eon
siderable hight the walk The thlw If satWdhy me rcd
ard sudlcny tho water 70 VI
many Of the baeonts 70 prevent This The persons -het.d
the and further iuc the stree and ort' the
gutfs This stopped the railroad and tie managers utter
fled roii ard enurd, that required the inter
ference Of he police. Subsequently however the matter was
IalsfacinlilY a-TLnrri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

DIscHARGED.-Jchn Is. Fergus who was arrested
on charge stealing several pieces Of sik from the P.nes
~ Gustav. Hargow Fulton examined before
Justice onwr Saturday d charged having been con
the theft committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

TRF SURROGlTE's COUHr.-Ihe wills o. Peter
Go!drr, N. e. bowers Hannah Wc.ten, End L,urs Va.
admitted probate @ week decree Of dia,!ibu
toa made in the Of the late vi hs.i smith to The next
Of d The hot VII - the late NE Bowers be
queaths the following cgaes: To the Snui Pr sty,erisn
Church Of Brooklyn, the oi ally owned by him IA fsd
church except the occned by h fairly to the American
Board Of Commi'si Of Foreign Mi,ons, COOS 10 the
American Bible Society IN New York A 20 he American
Home Missionary society New iorb, 1909; TO the American
Tih Society $500 to the American ScaGiss Friend Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

DErurT TAX Conference.-The following persons
received the appointment of Deputy Tax Collectors OH
Friday: Walter Long, Michael Burke, w. 5. Richard
eon, II. Macomber, J. Fulton, John Farrell L. Muir
taph, John Watson, Edward Hudson, Martin BIcen,
Alex. Hamilton, A. Murphy A. +. Srack, Cornelius
Fineout, Owen IIanovan, Peter Walters. TIE aP-
poinees bold their position for lightweight days. at
salary Of - 80 Cay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

FiRF DzPARTsEST BALL.-The annual ball Of the
Brooklyn Fire Department will he held at the Acade-
my of Music this evening The NEST extensive prep
ara;ons have been made and it premises to he one Of
the finest ever held in this city.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
THE nAELH HEHALD
THE WEEHLK TTEHAID


Il PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY NgE
And wall contain full sguop-Is o. the o..
previous week, including fu5l IeleEEaglls g
that day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
Billings 4 CHAPLIN.
THE EIGHTH WONDER!I

-
All readers Of History are familiar with the ia ct
that about three thousand years ago there lived
the little peninsula in the South East of Europe sew
| en- individuals who were denomnated the Seven
| Wise Men of Greece. There was then and is now
in a state OF ruins-in Egypt, Persia and Greece,
Wonders of the World. These were the Pyramids
OF Egypt, the Temple of Diana at Ephesus the Co
lOseus of Rhodes; the Mausoleum or Tomb of Kin z
Mausolus built by his wife Artimsia; the Statue of
and the Pharos or Watch Tower of alexandra. We
have now TO announce another, the Eighth Wonder.
more modern TO be sure, but nevertheless marvellous
viz That Billings Chaplin sell every variety
tered at retail west of the Green Mountains. We
say what we know, when we inform the people of
Rutland County that they can buy their Dry Goods,
consisting of
Ladies Dress Goods of the latest styles.-DeLaines
Prints, Bleached and Unit eached Cottons, Dem
" atch Spring Steel Hoop-Skirts, also the
Union Skirt he thing for 1861.
Looking Glasses Crockery, Glass
Stone, EartheB and Wooden
Ware, Hardware, Table
Cutlery, Nails. Glass,
Paints, Oils, Furniture
and Carriage Varnish Cam
phene, Burning Fluid, and Down
er's Kerosene West India Goods and
Groceries, Durkee's Select Spices And an in
finite variety of Household Goods, at lower prices
lan have been sold in Rutland within the last half
,entury. Our purpose is to sell our goods at small
.ofts for cash We do it and make money.
i-e' ed see if we don't
BILLINGS CHAPLIN.
Head of Washington street.
Rutland, VT.
- ouiu yoeIike the best Brand of Flour the town
a':or1a Ero513 irom pure white wheat, Inquire fer
billings CHAPLIE'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

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