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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAy. 2S-Bsfors
Judge SaALLET.

COTkTIRIEI1ING COlk-ASsACLI bvAiND'
Gordon Laitte was tried for manufacturing counter
felt coin When arrested the prisoner had In his possession
large quantity counterfeit coin and reciPeio its
Tho Jury prisoner guilty Sentence deferred "a
" r. Wicoxson for the Government ExJudge Stuart Tor the
prisoner. O..
Thomas Flynn indicted for making and passing counterfeit
coin. pleaded guilty aud sentence was deferred
seyer cinA being called In which the counsel were
not redy Judge that the duty Of counsel to be
always and not expect notice from the District Attorney
the Count would postpone on this ground
and counsel must be ready proceed to trial when their causes
called :, =,
second mate Of the American ship Tsbha while on voyage
from this po BcrdeauI appeared that the accused being
delinquent IN his duty the mate took hold Of his and rep
manded him. upon which defendant drew knife aud stabbed the
IN the sbdomen ard the arm The Jury found verdict Of
note guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
BROORL YN ITEMS.

BRooKLTs UsIoS MovEsEsT.-At a meeting OF the
Young Mems Irepressible Republican Club OF South
Brooklyn, held Tuesday evening last it was unani-
mously resolved that a volunteer company be organ
lied for Kings County, irrespective Of party TOR the
purpose of sustaining the Constitution of the United
States and the protection of the Union All persons
interested in this movement will meet at Union Hall,
corner of Court and Sacket streets Brooklyn on Mon
day eyeningnext 2Sth inst, at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

the Board Of Supervisors by the Printing Committee
on the bib Of Edmund Jones g. Co., fer printing and
stationery alleged to have been furnished the Court Of
Common Pleas ra-.I.
Statement of the Clerk of the Court N. Jarvis jr:
'The signature attached the bin forgery
signed by R. Clark, the Deputy Clerk Of the Court All pre-
bs have been certified In the way He has suthoT
fly 70 sign the Clerks name deputy"
Statement of the Deputy Clerk, Il. l. Clark:
All the stationery books and printed blanks used by the
Court of Common Pleas during the year 1889 furnished by
Edmund Jones Co. The items were oil In the bill which
certified To- bat the prices Of the items not Carried
the bill That the in ali the Offices connected with the
CITY ard County the Controller regulating the prices after the
bills certified have been In the habit OF certifying oil bills
Tor this Court for the last years"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
AcfIoS FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE CIR

ACfIOS FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE CRY RAIL
ccsPAsAn action for damages account Of injuries
stsined brought by H E. B. Spooner against the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company tried In the City Court yesterday
In January 1885, plaintiff the outside OF sleigh belong
ing to the Company at the Of Bond street and luton
avenue ride down to Orange street. when opposite ay
street the sleigh IN contact with cosed coming up
Fulton and Mr. Spooner knocked OIL by which ne
sustained injuries Of such character to conhne him to MS
residence for nearly year The first tried about one
year ago when verdict Of 5000 rendered IN favor Of
pntf The appealed BY the defendants and the s
preme Court ordered trial This was had yesterday ana
reall iadi rn nnu.rli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
CouRT OF SPECIAL sESslONs-JAN. 2E-BefoTe Justices
OsBORs, BRKNsAS aud STEMS.

Benjamin Ashley, petty larceny, Penitentiary SIX
month"; Henry Benin petty iaiceny egiteuiiary four months
Patrick Cancy aud battery, Pcuicniisry two months
Psirck Dalton assault and battery Peuienry four months
Fen Donadon petty larceny Pctentiary four mouths WI
liam mbury petty larceny Peutentiiry months: jane
HertfoId petty larceny Pemcnry four monthsi Patrick
Joyce Morris Moore petty larceny House Of Refuge PetG
Kane dofdIy house, Penitentary two months Jonn Nelly
assault and bateIy Peitensry four moutnsi Edwmd hoppe
snut and battery months Robert Lamb, Assault and bal!
fey PereufiaTS four months; William LuideT petty larceny
TX onls George Meyer petty larceny Peneniiay four
MOI his Csfofine Malone petty iceDy, Penitentary ~
ruoutbs Thciaaa Morris do Pctentisry four months; Jane
M.louey DO. Peuitenary four months James Miller 90
P.lenL Jour months, Owen BTien do PenteniiaIy our
bert do Penepury four months Henry Shields 40 tiy
Prfon twenty days. kste Lucille do Pcuitenary four months
uel seabeTt malicious mischief fined Hesn, Pet,
larceny PcnientiaIy four months Joel Willard assault Hi pat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
FROM WEXICO.

We learn from passengers arrived in the Ariel on
Friday morning from Aspinwa, that information
received in Acapulco, 9th January, that the City of
Mexico had been taken by the Liberals, the 4th.
Gen. Vol had escaped, and took refuge on board a
brig, and was at st. Bias. Gov. Weller, u s. Minis
ter TO Mexico, had aTiyedat Acapulco. Gen. Alvarez
had rendered hm an escort to the City of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

The SEyENTEESTHWARD MURDER.-CoronerS chir-
er Yesterday concluded at the Seventeenth Ward Sta
ton House, the examination of the circumstances at
tending tie death of John Sexton, who was killed On
the night of the 18Th nst at the corner of Rivingtou
street and the Bowery In consequence Of an anony-
nous letter. received by the Coroner, some suspicion
was thrown upon the occupants q Langs grocery, on
the corner and the proprietor and others were examined
closely. Nothing new was elected in the matter, and
when the case was referred the Jury they soon re-
TUNED verdict of Death from hemorrhage, the re-.
suit Of stab received at the hands of some persoa OF
persona unknown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

THE WORK DoSE oS THE HARLEM BRIDGE, AID
THE WAY FUNDS ARE TO BIZ RAISED TO PAY FOR IT,
From SIS 600 to $50 600 have been expended on the
Harlem Bridge. tube feet in diameter aud AZ feet
in length, has been sunk - feet Of which is in the
water and % feet below the bed Of tine rvor. Ii Is
intended to form of the ten pers -or the draw 70
work on The tube Is of cast iron, AMI inches thick.
Practical men doubt Whether a tube Of such thickness
wil last many yea:s IL salt water, especially the part
lying between wind rad water. majority of ne
Commissioners conrishg OF Mayor Wood and two
Westchester County officials street Commissioner
Smith protesting against their proceedngsl, have in
contemplation the issuing of bonds-n anticipation OF
An appropriation to be raised by taxto raise funds for
carrying on their operations. copy OF one OF them
was shown to Supervisor Blunt yesterday who advised
the holder that as the law under which the commission
acted did not direct the sung Of bonds aud as there
was a doubt whether their proceedings were entirely
valid it might prove precarious investment. The
Supervisors il said will take to annul the
contracts awarded under very singular circumstances
for building this structure by majority OF the Com
missoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
CITY II.EMS.

To TIE CHARITABLE And PATRoTIc.-We learn
that Major Anderson has stipulated with the author
tes at Charleston for the passage Of the wives Of Sum-
ters solders through that city, on their way to New
York. As the rebels have intercepted the pay of the
solders these women will arrive here in destitute
condition They may be here any day, and it behooves
our patriotic felowctzens to to it that they are
suitably provided for. We make this appeal at the
reques; Of one Of the officers Of Fort Sumter, and we
feel confident that the bare suggestion will be sufficient
to insure these against want No more delicate
way Of showing appreciation of the good service
which their gallant husbands now doing the coun.
try could be devised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
AnRrs1 or AIIEnrp CorNrERFEIrERs-O Thur.

ARREST or ALLEGED COUSTERFEITERs.-OnT hurs-
day night Officer, Obern and Davis Of the Seventh Precinct
their VIM Foster and Henry
Biby charge Of passing counterfeit money They were de
teced In passing counterfeit bill on the Hartford BANK oil
After the arrest they Identified by Mr. Terry and others
the who ThAkgng Day attempted TO pass similar
hills in Greenpoin The accused said they book pedder
dollars Of counterfeit money und 10 their
They before Justice Coohan and fully com
u!itted for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

ARREST FOR EMBI ZZLEMrST.-Joseph III. Hulen,
bockkeeper formerly the employ oRchsrd B. Lewis No 70
Nescy arrested yesterday charged with having
bezzed 1895 06 from his employer Mr. Lewis makes affidavit
ihEi within the past year the sed has spropis,ed to bis own
various small sums Announcing In che sggrr ga.ato the
mentioned fIue skes bsor yus:scs Kelly ssd looted
10 t 1rnT H1tIT sa. =
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RROOELYg CT

BRooKLrs CITY CoURT CALENDAR, Monday, Jan.
2sEgrITI clusEsNos so go JuRI TSALs-NOs 49, 81 90
10 ~ H. q, 30 ~, 81, 50, s. Is, II, 81, &c. g. g.
The b, tried during the present term OF the Cir
cu Court disposed Of yesterday The neat term viii be
he'll In March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

TIE SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY BILLs.-The Clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisors has addressed circular to
the heads of departments, containing resolutions by
which all county officers before nearing any expense
the payment of which il county charge are required
to make acquisitions on the Board, and declaring that
The Board Of Supervisors viii not audit allow any
bills for supplies furnished any Court county officer
EXCEPT in cases of the bursting Of Croton waerpipes
unless such suppea have been authorized by the Board
in compliance with the aforementioned resolution and
ordinance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL-$l, 2i6,02a IN
SPECIE,

The steamship Ariel, Wilson, from Aspinwall on the
18th January, arrived on Friday with treasure and
passengeIs, to ID. Il. Allen. Left bark Magdaena,
hence, dschargng. Had strong easterly weather the
entire passage.
Among the passengers by the Ariel are Col. John C.
Fremont Thomas +. Meagber wife, and servant, and
Col. Emory, u. S. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

SUICIDE OF A YoUSG MAS.-Augustus Perine,
young % years of age living with his father &C
No lS3 Third avenue, committed suicide on Thursday
evening by swallowing quantity of hydrocianic acid
The deceased for some time clerk in the Regis
ter's Office and is said to have exerted considerable
influence in the political circles Of lie ward He WAS
thrown of employment recently and has not beeo
able 10 obtain situation since. This caused him to
grow despondent, which finally grew into positive IN
sanity. On Thursday morning Justice Connolly, on
the certificate of two physicians, issued tbs necessary
papers to secure his admission into the BloOnnsdals
Insane Asylum but before he could be removed thther
he put an end to bis life Coroner Keefe held IN
quest on the body yesterday, when the Jury returned
verdict of Suicide by taking prussc acid while saf
fering from temporary attack Of insanity. The de-
ceased leaves a wife and two children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
COURT OF GENERAL SEss1ONS-TBURsDAI, Jas Is
Befcre nd


COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-THuRsDAr, jan rs
Before Judge McCuSS.
Charles Tracy pleaded guilty OF assault with dan
ftabbng upon Patrick Kelly Of No 3 hiying
ION I'D Of December for which he sentenced
to the Pententisry for three months
Charles ke committed similar crime upon Thos Rairrty
ofNo 200 Fat Sixteenth tret the lsth o. June uuAg
the compliments e shoulder To be sentenced on the fourth
Saturday
Manual Hernandez Cuban creole who carried with hui
box OF ewelry eare.sy isf behind In the BY Moses
field al No rs Broadwsy the 10th January tried for
grsnd Larceny and acquitted The Of the
clearly inscribed the package and the ohense undoubtedly
convict Linn. the had
ing Of the jeweIy and keeping q tho anne harmless.
Francis Morris tried for picking the pocket Of Tboa w
Alexander Of No % " bite the 18th OF January but
the Jury brought In sequitial-
william FoIreIson aud Charles Ackerson AIagned for
assault with intent 10 rob Martin BoerIm Of NeSnk on the
night o. the 18th November. Boemm passing up West
about ~ and whsn Ca Al suddenly
sst upon by ieyes who spiag behind old
slny. Some ghi him by the w- and TOOK MIN by
the and In tins BIZ Poctes ued OF three
cents VspeT chtrcJ private wachman belonging to
Clinton the whole Hsr and fully Identified thres
Of them whom pointed the police DESPERATE. fellows
neug tie ,ie and ps Of the ncgboThood Shay the ol
low who ed bis pockets has already beea 'rn to the State
Prison.
The lawyer employed by the prisoners wash high dudseon
the opening Of b.cAuse the Dr Attorney had
given him information that the trial wa 20 take place ana on
inst ground that the trial should Do postponed Not
succeeding tb he sdycd both 20 plead guilty Of intent to
rob l. to be given to morrow morning
John Daley pleaded guilty Of entering Lent stables
No Seventh avenue tho ls Of October aud driving on
IN "a old hone and which The Police Of the Twentieth
nF about up lie sent TO the State Prison for two
yesfs. =, -,
Vim Grower pleaded guilty Of Assembling John RioIdon At
dance. Sentence 20 morrow. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

CoRosLR's INouEsTs-Coroner Horton held an
inquest yesterday upon the body OF Ebeneze Ferguson aged ~
residing No l9s Bridge who dropped down dead IN
meeting In St John Church. Thursday Ao on tue
body Of ysmes Do SO years old residing No ~, Dean
street who died suddenly his place Of business No Wste
street the day previous Verdict Of Death BY disease Of the
hesrt" was rendered In both caseg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

The CIIY HALL BELL.-The authorities having
directed apartments the City Hall bell with Carsons patent
striking apparatus test was made yesterday afternoon with
satisfactory esus The olng Of the bell brought out several
he companies but, ssceraining that they had made MISTAKE
they soon returned to their quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

,...,.srt. In word, she never can exercise
naV an IDEAL iudependency, II not CONSTITUTIONS
mcfe man than what she has ever been-a burden
one DC TO which it may be her chances 70 De-
70 tbe IT, nyesent appearances are, her expenses VIII
lo1g IL bone by the State of Georgia, which ls soon
bsve " ,ou what her great resources and estimate
70 Of this proposed league may encourage her
- ~ undertake for the common advantage
WHO WILL DESERT.
30 thfee self-authorized officers have been
..S,;gsting the probable feelings Of the soldiers
49, army and the sailors of the navy,
With the following result: OF about l7OOO army
sodiers 5000 have no feelings whatever on the matter
5000 chiefly Irsh would desert they eTe srr uU a.
and 2C00 straight Yankees 30 in for hghtng; ,;nn
the navy 5000 blue jackets, at least, are t,o
men at any price,, while the service "01lu "
of, just now, without the REMAINDER in0 N"'
obey orders without comment.
.rt,r RELIGIOUS SIDE OF SECESSION.
R;sbon Green Epseopal of Mississippi has addressed
a. sd,iro cn1ous circular 10 the clergy OF his do
cese: o-,;.oroo &c tho State
,tn,;o, Nv which Mississippi has this day been
11s,d from the Federal Union and erected into sep
Vs,s and Independent Government, devolyes upon me
% duv of requesting that for the present, and until
f-tbsr directed you WILL in the Prayer for the Pres
;Ssnt Of the United States, use the words Governor
~ The STnte instead of President of the United
States also, in the Prayer lor anS
The word legislature in place Of Congress. During
tLe sitting of any future State Convention, lnstead OF
Sne,e and Representatives in Legislature assembled,
az DELEGATES in Convention assembled
Bishop of the Diocese Of Mississippi
ITEMS OF FUN.
HoyDe,,s Weekly publishes portraits of ali the Sc
odinc South Carolina members Of Congress. They are
NOT ss well executed as they ought TO be, -,
H"' "' Louisville Journal
We hone our good friend Mississippi won't let Great
Britain 6ear that she is out Of the Union. Britain
night make her pay those repudated bonds. To-
Mississippi having seeded we advise her to adop
the pelican flag for ornthologsts describe that bird as
having large, wide, and very much depressed bill
We asked South Carolina TO stand by us in the
Union and she wouldn't. She expects us to stand by
her out Of the Union, and we shall not. 10.
paragraph Of The Cincinnati Commercial, IN re-
laton 10 Gov Pickenss seizure upon the money In the
Charleston sub-treasury is headed Pekens and Steal
ings.' li''
MUTILATING THE RECORD. ..
guest at the ST. Nicholas having registered himself
"a q Citizen of the Republic of Mississippi, an IT.
reyerent wag wrote Immediately Hereunder Two Tor
cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

THE CoRPoRATIos PRINTERS AND THE SUrERvr-
sors.-Mr N. Jarvis, jr, Clerk of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, and Mr.. r. l. Clark Deputy Clerk of the
same Court, called ct Office yesterday and made the
following sta;epeQts 10 refereuce 10 the report made 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

MR. RAINY At NiBLo's-The great horse-tamer
will give an extra lecture at Nblos Garden this after
noon at 3 O'Clock, which viii doubt prove an in
teresiing one, since he has secured vicious sub
jects. This will be his last appearance in the city,
believe, except on Saturday next at the Academy Of
Music when he viii give grand farewell performance
for the Widows and Orphans Fund As Mr. Rarey
intends TO return England this summer, and is under
engagements to lecture in other cities it possible that
he may never appear again in New-York. Those la
dies and gentlemen, therefore, who have not seen his
practical illustrations Of his theory should miss the
two remaining opportunities that are afforded them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

ANOTHER ALLEGED ADVERTISING SwrsotER.-
George f. Clayton of No. 2S3 West Tweniy-fourth
street yesterday complained that he had been swined
out of 500 by Arthur Wesley, an alleged real estate
broker, doing business at No. 400 Fourth avenue. IL
s charged that Wesley advertised for clerk who
could loan him 500, and Clayton rendering that
amount he was accepted Desiring security for his
money Wesley offered to give him mortgage on
some Office furniture. Having obtained possession Of
the funds however be is said to have refused TO either
give Clayton the money the situation. On being
taken before Justice Kelly, Wesley was held to
answer.
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which showed the following to have been their las

ronth'e operations:
con,nlsints e.,.eary ,.,y;,sd ............... i2
- - ,ha;, ,..,.,....... ~
Persons discharged from custody their recommendation
Discharged convcts aided with to leave the cry ua
reach their friends employ -
Discharged corvcts furnished with clothing more or es'
Discharged persons provided with places and "ora'
This Association since its incorporation has oeen
sustained by voluntary contributions alone IL IS uoig
great good with small means, in alleyating the dis
fress and suffering of many worthy families. Doni-
tions are solicited and will be thankfully acEnowi,
edged by WA. G. Gilman, r, esq; Treasurer, NO 10
Merchants Exchange, at their Office by the "ehera'
Agent, Abraham Besl, No. Is Centre street.
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Advertisement |

DEAFNESS ard all DISEASES of the EVE and
Ia a successfully treated by Dr. LIgHTHILL No "a ST. Ma4s
place Numerous references Of the highest character to pss0ss
cured can be had on application. .tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26
Advertisement.

TINS Is THE LAST DAY of the performances
the great Scripture Historical Drsns Of gesSPs ssp ss
KuS at BARNrn's AusErA Those who wish 20 zee y mus
50 TO DAY at aud n O'Clock p IN, they VII BE- fesssw o.
late. IL
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characters, both Of whom had been Ia the Bste Prsea
They had been recommended in ths nost favorable
manner by one or more Democratic Supervisors. m
were, when appointed, supposed TO be men Of esse
character Immediately upon this fact becouisg
known, the were sent fer and compelled 10 rsin
forthwith which they did without gruinbling. u ,
almost needless to cay that their designations wese -
cepted. II was rumored at Headquarters that eas u
the SUPERVISOR men bad been found drunk in the street.
while on duty, on Thursday night that he had sesA
arrested and locked up in the StstonHouse for the re-
mainder of the night. His name has not yet ben
given. rB 80.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GyyEEAI TxEN-Jan. 2S
Before Judges DAILY, BRADY and!HLTog.
THE TONLISsON CLAIM.

The TOhLlNSON CLAIM.
Theodore +. Tomlinson sst The Mayor, 6c-
This was an appeal from the report OF George w
Stevens James s. Suyer whom The referred
The action brought by the plaintiff who Was formerly
Cooperation Attorney for legal services rendered 20 the Am
House Department In prosecuting certain suits for the oeaeh Of
said Department for which services the psntif alleges that
there Is Justly due hmhe Of $1,000. The Referees re-
ported that the plaintiff entitled the Of S5ogIs a.
wss argued behalf Of the City that the services for which
the plaintiff seeks compensation part of the duties imposed
the plaintiff by the ordinance prescribing his duties at The
Of his original appointment II the services claimed ioT
neither part the duties incumbent the plaintiff
the Corporaons officer prior May B. lSfs fhe
duties posed by ordinance OF the latter date the plaintiff IN
lat least far relates 10 the In which
City party should have shown state Of scts which
would bring the OF those who employed the plaintiff within
the scope their authority agents OF the City subject he
City expense Of the prosecutions The Court reserved it
decision. - -
VIM ~ Evarts Tomlinsou and Brigham for the plaintiff IL
II. Anderson and MoseG Ely for thu defendants.
Before Judge MANNARI-JAn. -.
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Margaret Moncrief agt John Moncrief.-Proposet
Judgment settled ss snended
Same sgt Sa1e-Proposed findings settled as amended
John Warm sgt. VIM c. Smith.-Csse settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

TRooPs FOR WAsIYGToS.-A company Of 30
United States troops from Governors Island landed
Yesterday at Pier No. East River destined for Wash
mgton City
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Advertisement.

MEDsCaL.-The undersigned, pupd q nso cx.,
and " Hss ef tis siy tsssss suocssfsny "a 49,
wsy' esfr@ a sc{xL. Nsw.Yosi Hon ioss ~ e
s,ssisF fssr@4hs y eSasfsa, G. p'eA1s
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GuRSEY's GALLERY, No. 7O Broadway.
~ H. Il. H. Tns PRIscE or WAtss,

HER MAJEsrr QusEs VICTORIA
viii be s1hibtieu, for few days only. 0unx.rs CAS-
rnY No .07 Broadway previous the departure Baoe.
ham Palace The public ARE respectfully Invited 10 vsv q
The -.
Gallery open TIL pm. ]. 0usskv ~.
N B-The exhibition Of the above picture WI pssisvss
close on Saturday next Jan. 26.
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The brig Herald, from Havana, arrived on Frida
morning, had Adamss California menagerie on boar
for Barnums Museum.