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REVENUE AcTs.-Threugh committee IF
conference the two Houses 81 Congress, on
Friday, agreed on the tax bills The Wash
ington CORES ondent Of the New York Word
SAYS
j" The feature increasing the Morrill, tariff
ana taeinS GHty of ten PER cent. upon it,
tree list WAS stricken cut, and the cd bill a.
lowed 10 remain as il was. with the exception
oi an increased duty on SILKS and liquors,
ami a duty of two cents pound on sugar,
three and half cents ON flee, ana fifteen
cents On tea. Aided 10 this BIZ is the one
tor direct taxation and an income tax. BY
the former twenty millions are to be raised.
while an income tax OF three per cent, on all
amounts over eight hundred dollars i levied
The direct tax i. u be- collie It'd through gen
eral assrssors, one of winch Is Ia b. appoint
ed by the Presid Mt FIR each STATE. lbe
amount which viii b raised by this ',il a.
pass d is estimated hy the : mate Finance
Committee to be one hundred millions Ter
annum.
The New York ErenR9 Pes says
Among the regulations for collecting a
direct tax Is one which levics Il rate Of three
Ier cent on all incomes over $500 pr an
nan. An income tax is novel feature OF
taxation in this country but it has long
been common among most OF the nations oi
Earope-sl common that the people have
ceased u think it extraordinary. The En-
gish government Was the last, We bell We, q
impose an income tax. In France salarie,
have been made to contribute 10 the revenue
for many years, in common with property
and the greater part Of the revenue is raisei
by direct tax ,ton.
In the present extraordinary emergency
every man will lie willing to coutribute Il
the necessary expenses of the GolcrnmeOt.-
We must pay because Davis and his fellow,
choose To mutiny against the Government
they long served, Every mtn, woman and
child in the nation thus fe Is the burden
which these traitors have laid upon US. Let
the ptople 'member, when they pay their
taxes, thar i is The rebels who thus burden
us and that the sooner We put down these
con~pirators against our libertitS and against
the Union, the sooner will the nation b. re-
lieyed from those vast expenses, which, but
for this foul treason, it would never have
been called to defray.
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81, Kenuthrc regiment. Cat. Howard
kilied-RHUcft +. >anborn Bath; G. {. Griffin
c II. Preston. Reported, killed, 10 wounded
Il missing.
Wounded-C rpo7al Lord. John Fu'ross, Georr,
Craig, " Judsius. samuel Wthiataky, h. NJ
Mas %. William boyocuck, crseaut Geo W, Pills
bury. - Ballard
David Bates, Net Wuterviu leg shot II
Horace ilueter, >riaey, iG thigh: Auxu.tin Cras
by. Albion, m sid Atwopti frosty, ms brother
remained with alm aui i prisoner; Chatle, la
caH. IA hospital aud ding vel; A 7 SH5Iey
sidney. slightly NiilAm ". " lyman, West Il
ter,il!c, 6Hsvr ,kat OIL; Asher ii ind-. Benton, i,
leg. Ihese are al in company Il. Charles brew
OF Augusta, j, missing.
pf. A.Afien reported prisoner.
itb, Rcekland Regiment. Col Berry.
Killed Sergeant Major :, II Chapman Rock
land. cut in twJ by a common ball: Robert Itim
Calntrn; Lieut. @. " Clark Miseasset, ty 4
shell while cheering his men; Corporal George
StitbiIj, " lnterppTt Asahel Town company {
by the explosion Of a she'll tue color bearer wa
allied.
Weuuded-A. G Fernlld, D Cummings. J {
Sparhawk. J. D. Fiss, James Bailey, T. r Gun
ming ham. James farriu, ". ". Cook, Jarvis tran
ii. Ware, 7. Henry IlsOn, both ieEs shit of
Freeman ShuH and Joseph Wright % Ni-casset.
ticorsr \. Fatrcl. Jane. Ca,weii f. b, Blars'0n
( :, H. Gordan, James Vaughan, Capt. A. II. Bean
y {. Mathews, Capt. NbItehVuse, Lieut., Bnser
Georse Ame', Camden, ridden over by officer
Lieut.. Bird Company f.; CHARLES sawyer, b
slightly; b. ". Fletcher, b., arm blown off an,
side injured. will recover; Nathaniel {. Mathew
kOeklaud, drummer. In the Infrmary at " ash
ingtan, Lieut.. W. f. DGrgin and ID. BlAnchard
/ George Bragden, Edmund Jones' Jerome Clari
Ezra q. Carr. all slightly
Lieut.. Adelbett Ames, [, : A, (of Rockland
in command of tue third gun Of the West Poin
battery was wounded.
Lieut.. I. B. Glover, company D., prisoner.
9TH, Portland regiment, Col. Dunnell.
! Wounded-LleuI, J, :. Merrill, A. {. Strickland
q, N. AsPei.
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drilling our men as infantry and are or
gtniz d for action on sLore if their services
should be required
Ensign stehhins was in favs Of tho
Maine Law hut opposed to It's enforcement.
We have Glass Of patriots who are very
mitch IN favor of the war but opposed TO all
tie measures by which it is carried on.
-osNaPoLrraS ART ASSOCIATION We re
greet 10 learn this Assuciiti, in New York
has been obliged to suspend operations and
discontinue It's journal and those of our
friends Who were forsunate enough, at its
annual meeting. 10 be awarded laintings.
Will receive them unframed in ueNt!uif-
Boston Journal.
! IHE SECESSION CoSyvxTlov In instice to'
the proprie;ors OF Norambega Hall. /, ~.
DE stated that the Secession ConyS-isk..
yertised 10 be holden in this city az
will not be holden in that hall t,co
'he proprietors consentlng, under any a.
eum-taness. We doubt whether the nro,y
prietors Of any hall in this CITY will dare ID
outrage the community by allowing traitor.
Why.
MAINE DAUGHTERS OF rnE REGIMENT Mis-
sampson, wife Of Capt. A. L. Sampson tl
tue Maine Third is reported at the he spisl
10 Alexandria, as unwearied in her atten-
tons to the sick and wounded soldiers.
The n. Y. Tribune correspondent states
that Miss Augusta Foster. of this city,
daughter Of the Second Maine Regiment.
was upon the battle field on Sunday, had
her horse shot from under her, and walked
an me way from the scene Of action to Al
e1andgla' where she was minist III to the
wounded We mni at the AospitlJ wss there srs
10 wounded Of thu NinH
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on the sunboat Flag.
WASHINGTON. 1fh.
The President has appointed II. G. Wells
OF Michigan minister to Honduras.
FosTREss VI ,NRoE. 9th.
Gen. Butler returned 10 Old Point TINS
morning and spent the afternoon at Newport
News experimenting with the HotchS s-
shells. Ii is understood here taat the army
is to be greatly increased Hun 1ton is to hr
reoccupied on the arrival of the i;rst regi-
mept from the North. The frigate ayaHnah
is to be towed up the roads and proceeds to
Newport News to relieve the Dale, now or
dered to sea.
The Quaker City also picked up this morn
ing near the Capes, a small boat containing
ten shiprnasters and seamen who had esca ped
from Fort Oregon, North Carolina. They
give some startling intelligence Of doings on
N. Carolina coast. At Hatteras Inlet there
are three pirate steamers and a pilot boat.
One OF the steamers. the Gordon, run the
blockade at Charleston and the whole coast
Up 10 Hattaras Inle;, ten days ago, since
which she has captured brig Wm McGilvery
of Bangor, from Cardenas with cargo Of
Inolasses. and sch. Protector, from Cuba,
with fruit. The priyateers are the Gordon,
the Coaae. side-wheel steamer formerly
running between Old Point and Norfolk, the
steamer NorfIlk and the Marion, formerly a
Norfolk pilot boat. All are arlne with ri,
fis cannon. These vessels from Norfolk were
formerly taken down the canal to Albenarle
Sound
New Haven, n. c., is the headquarters OF
these privateers.
The guahoats are being collected anu
mounted ut Norfolk TO be taken down the
canal Crews for them are being shipped at
New Haven.
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TVUEADACHE II ths fsvorre sgn BY which ra.ure makes
known any deviation Whatever )m be naarL state Of Ito
brain, and viewed 10 this light DC looked se-
guard intended give O- of disease rnih might otherwise
attention till too st. 10 he renedd dn Indications
should Dsgeced dead chs may oe clied undsr
two names, viz: symptom. sic aud idi phatc Symptoms,
Headache Is exceedingly aud he gsss
variety Of diseases among ~hicn APopr1y Gou. RheIns
ni ali fsbhe des.ss In its form IL s symps-
hec Of dcase Of the constituting ak hfsd1eas Of
epqtic disease coDsuti D hsudaehe OF ccnst
patton and other dio u the bowels, we'll renal and
Uterine affections Diseases o The frequently
tended With Headaches ADens sno P-tbora afec
tions which fequeny occasion besdsche Idopatac Head
ache Il oso vey common, being nss distinguished by h9
name of headache soe coming ssddenly IN
state of apparently sound hsh and prorsting
mental and physical energie and ia other instances
Of spirits acerbty Of
In most pain the front head one
or both eyes. and sometimes provoking vomiting Under this
elsSs may also be named Neuralgia
For the e her class Of Headache the Cephao
Pills been found add se remedy relieving the ust
acute pains few minutes and by is subtle power eraeacs
the diseases ef which Headache 10 !he ottshng index
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CONSTIPATION OR COsTIyENEss.

No one Of the many Ills le.h heir TO" s prevalent
little understood and much nryectsd Cosgeocss Uen
originating tn caeesne seuvplay habits Il s uded
slight Of little excite anxiety while
reality it il the precursor AID OF OF the most
aud dangerous Diseases AID unlrss early eradeated viii
bring the sufferer unneiy Among the lighter evils
of Which usual eadsn Hesde:he Coils
foul Breath Pes aud others Of like nature whs
long train Of fishtiu Diseases such asasns feyens Abb
Paralysis HyreTia hypoebondIs's Melancholy and Insanity
6rst indicate their presence the thi- alarming symp
tom NOt the diseases named Ia CJBsps
ton but independent eIteDcs aniess the
erndcsted In early rom ell these eonsiefso It
foy that disorder should receive Immediate attention
whenever and should neglect 20 get box of
cephac the appearance OF tue complaint their
timely expe the in dous approaches Of tsese snd
destroy this dangerous foe TO Lunaa he.
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professional Noiires.

nR PHILLIPS, ,,,
- MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF Sun
GEONs OF ENGLAND,
Late Medical Offcer to the Westminiser Hospital
London
,ea,, setures Of the Urethra the plan without
main csustic or the ie Aho Diseases OF Women aud ChiL
Sren May be consulted At his Offices or by letter;
oacs No no W eat 18th It, near st. Denis Hotel Bfosdway
hours 10 to morning D. m TO p IA snd No - Fest zh
e., Bsdlsoo sv, cm u to y M Sundays eIeep'ea pP'
mrs n, oftee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

TwET7Y M1rIoSs DoLIARs sAysp-Mr spslA1s has
sold t millions VI bottles VI h, oeebfsed Prepared tise asd
II each bottle saved q, least ten dollars aoh q
broken uInuT thus making esss Of twenty millions
dollars reclaimed total by this vausbIs Invention.
Hayy made Glue household Wosd be proceeds 10 do
tue world still greater service Wy curing AL the aching heads wh
his Cephac Pills. and they good his Glue Seeaseoes
viii sec vanish away hke Snow in July.
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~ OVER FrCiTEsEyr and the mental care and ac1isty
10 close attention study are among ne
numerous of herOu. Hedaehe The dsfdered state
mind aud BODY incident distressing complain, 70 fasa
blow 10 all energy ambition sufferers oy tn disorder IAN
awa,s obtain speedy relief these distressing attacks cy
unz one of the ephac fi- whenever The sympos spPe.
IL auets brain and soothss tue strained ana JAR
ng and reazes ths Of the stomach ~hee
nccompanis and asgAya.es The sode condition Of ne o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

BRrDeHT-Msus wants you to send her COX o CspksBo
Glueno bottle ofPfepa ed ribot Pm hinkins ths.s not
us neither perhaps yen kaowins Ehst n L.
Ye see nigh dead snd gone win the 5ck hesdobe and
Of that isiyec he's before
DRUGGIsT-You must opaidns's Gephalic PIs.
BRiDGgT-Och ana youve sed IL, here's .a4
Gilker.
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A REAL BLESSING.

PhySicidF-Wel, Mrs jones, hos 1, that hesdschsl :
Mrs. Joses-Gose, Doctor ali the pill yoa sezt s1rsd
just ,nty minutes And ~h yoad send noEe -
that can have them handy.
PhgsfcIan- lou &c. them Druggists CsQ fcr
Ceyhalc Pulls hnd they fail and reconaeDd them In
all cases Of headache
Bs one,-I shall send for directly and sh1 tel a. ny
suffering fdends ior they real blessing.
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,ARpLY REALIZED.

oble eadschs hi. hseruoon hsnd stepped Into
the hapothes band says the naa Caa goa 6eass
Of Ga eadaebeW Does u hshe Nd p says'e "Rexeee3-
nsy says hi hand upon .hst be Cepkss p band
az oedacke.
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WoRCEsTERs SCHOOL DICTIONARIES

n rAE AE ELENENIARY DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH
aANGpAoE. ~ JeaoPh T.. Worcester LII ID tioston:
o.s@ s,.~ ble~er Ilesien, Pp: 40. Priee Is cents.
aiii aiii .FrhlAnitf DICTIONARY OP THE ENGLISH Lam
YoASk ~ J0seph Worcester, I'll. d. Bogto.; Sgau,
essSiSsI Iics,oH Up 3ei. Price 81 eeats
ht~ school Ditronsiei ci Df WogeeeeT contain very
~ ~ yotuos II common Engsh word. with thr de6arns
iS and steulseiy given rhe APpadee. contain macy
lfoont cng socabDEriss q proper nGnes aud ohGr
sps hs uechsniea execution Of ths Iheo saases
~. X q pl Hefessitr sely pubhcd-tie Comprebeal.
"a w Ind the pas,yis " TIE ishest ofdef
~ ~ escd isss weak I'll ~ found 20 bs gstly suos-
- f'seeep q iheFsiee. ~ -
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HALSTEAD * STILES,
IL Nos. 50 and S, MUIR tY-ST. NeW'YoFk
.Iorters and jobbers Of CLOTHS ca -5InERES EST-
MOS, and t,e and quality VI 0Oods uscd Clothers
nd Merchant Taiiors tor Meu's and Boys
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GREAr DscovRRYArnong the most Important Of az ths
medical discoveries " this DO considered the
Of vaccination for projection r0 Sns Pos the CepnsEo
Pill relief Hesdsehe the Qunins o- ne
yenton Of Feves either OF which ls specific whose
benefits win be experienced BY suffering humanity osa sfses
tbeir dis,oyerers are forgotten.
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NEW-YOBK;
Now Ready, for January logl:
THE A VI l. k / & A } y l.
SCIENCE AND ARTS.

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v HE Motion. Of tie Fluids aud solids relative to the EAhs
suria,e by ". Ferrel 49,,
tic Explorations: The hayes hTpediton SHas search FOR
tho Relics OF EraDkiin's Expedition, 81 Capt Parker snow
seSieh for Dr SOsel Africa somedeal tsc. of
the y s. Army sguefe collection oi osnai p0oosn" o"A
VII Rees ches o. ibe Platinum Metals by Prof wOlcOtt
Vii ON Method of Producing sereographs by Hand by
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Mem 11ublitaiions.
w IL gisphicsI, delinesieg In ~,,o,-
PAkIOAS LIFE OF ANDREW JAChSOA.

TahlOA LIFE Ot ANDhEW JhShNN-''
Ia volumes octave With steel portrtits
:, . Pucc. IRON ~ upW sId according W biuainE NJ,
az the estimates of Gen JecksonE Bction IN frprct 70 ~
ION o. astce thss question Of lie decisive ohP
s and but little frs honest yulholir Impusye bat far
hey, but self commanding, desPyc but deinocrsuo ne
mrs tie emergency which no called sud AIMED 70
10 Isr n hs duty uld0ne- TITO Bpe o. ne aud ne"
have called nom his lifelong Oppousts elthusisso de %
pursuit OF policy commanding aud potent - his
ibis policy how 1t executed these volume
ON vast O material previously unTeichod
S1l&tJ add fully eTiibii. JDcksous cotemp0Tnisi
2 r. ,ona ds and political foes they received e1ne
soiaa % their Inpertty, hisULis inefes nnd yslae
rSonshtd ~ MASON BROTHERS,
Ma aud Mercer At ke J
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A BOOK FOR THE TINES.
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Drp @ooog.

REAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
FOR CASH
| IN LIQUIDATION OF THE ESTATE OF
EDWA ART l. A NJ BE- RT G. co.
A. No. 58l Broadwsy,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. T.
| The entiIe stock win be sold at retail at
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
| The stock consists In part Of
Rich Plain Figured, and Evening SILKS, by the yard enc
| in rDbes
PoPLIYs, FRENCH MERINoEs,
| yELOURS CLOAKS,
RIPS, sHAwLS, &C., sc.
! LACEs and EMBROIDERTEs,
IRISH LINENS and LINEN SHEETlNGs,
LINEN DAMAsK and DAMAsK,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, sc.,
SHAKER, sAxOSY and WELSH FLANNEL.S
BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Also,
200 pieces FRENCH DE LAISEs. a, Doc. per yard.
80 pieces all Wool DE LANES, zoe per yard.
80 pieces all Wool PLAIDS. at 2Sc per yard.
100 IIece, all Wool Printed FRENCH MERINoEs 3. Nc.
per yard
1000 dreses ~ BRITISH CALICoEs at . 80 per d.es
Also,
10000 dozen FIRST quality Of Laoie KID GLOVES at 75c per
pair.
A large lot Of SILKS at SOC, s2lc and 7Sc per ya-d
The whole must be sold BY Feb next IS the store has been
let, and the business must be closed.
EDWARD LAMBERT &c co.
pESULTS of the PANIC.
~ Owing the uOubus times into which the country has
'e'''1 FURTHER REDUCTION
10 cur pces In order convert cur goods igo es'h before tbs
UNION GOES To PIECES!
White trelch China Tea set. "A pieces, for 90 75 worth
$6sQ
bite French China Dinner seta lis pieces for aa worth
White French China Dinner Plates per Dozen 81 So worth
White French Chua Breakfast Plates per Dozen 90 worth
hte French China Tea Pste' DOZEN soc worth 81 a'
White Freieb Cbns Covered pshe each sSc worth.s rs
I'D Band French nina les set "a pieces for 50 49, worth
Gold Band colOred French China Tea Sets pieces for
Rh Gold aud Colorsi French China Fes Sets piece. for
God Baud Feneh China Dinner Sets ls7 pieces for SO 7s
od French Chua Diuner Sets. ls7 pieces for
Gold coored French China Dinner Sets Is7 piece. for
Gu, Gias. Goblets, per dozen, ~ IS, worth 81 So
Sq GIai Ds,ams. the pa ~. ; Ts,'a cs 70 % r ss
S iseS rss. toIs,, per dozen ~ worth s.
ssrr lated Table spoons, yer dozen, - worth f6
Silver Hated lee Pitchers, Tor 81, wOnh 80.
lory handle able Knives per dozen 90 worth o.
lvory-hsnde Tea hhi'e', per dozen, - 90 worth - :"
an eeyan. sssar.men. of
BRONZE FIGURES,
blSQUE FIGURES,
CHINA VASES,
BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, &C.
The public may rely upon hs, ths reduction in prices
IL REALi
IL REAL!
ard 'uIly great claimed herein
Nv EKY ARTICLE
ADVERT ed viii be on sale;
fhe Goods al
NEW A Nd IL u II.
Orders from the country,
ACCOMPANIED WITH TUE CASE
promptly eAecatsdI scient uia slso bs tcoaed 70
cOyeI the cost of packsses
W. J. r. BAILEY Co.,
no LJl Broadway