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lAivrr'..arnent.
TuT UNITED STATES TAX Law,

Now Rr.Dr ga pamphlet Of - p.ss' Gus white psprr
beside The bal which e. word ir word in .ccorducs with
The dad -r ~e .ppaad % 10 ln Alphabetical Kecspitus
on II e,ry Article afci By the law ana tho amount
u the iI DO cgled l,r1n Inl renders It a. complete
sLi Convenient asit 10 possible % MIKE L.
Price cents po.spaii, 81 100 u sent by eIpossi
p.r llOn b. tall. Aed ,.s TnK 1RiBUSE. Nsw.forL
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The Hutchinsons have returned to the city, and
are the guests of Prof Mattison in Forty-first
street. They will attend his chorch tomorrow, ana
aid in the singing On Monday ever ing they will
give tleir fret concert for the 10 tls city in
Prof Ms church. See advertisement
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fhdyeuisemeut
GRAND GALA DAY Ar B,RSUM's MUSEUM.

Tho dam. IsAH,L Woman. Lie slenoen ard evening.
and those curious specimens Of humanity the EsarisArx
I.pf.Ss a. all Lolrs M, s to these Interesting
ih.1it.ut the Arctic ols when another opportunity
mas ~. lie I'D IA . IIlstin4-i
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The salo Of the large Beaufort South Cardinal
College Library the books Of which were transferred
by Government TO ths city, will not take placs as
sdyertised at auction. Mr. W. Ii. Fry sddres"ed .
letter TO the President asking that tho collection be
hot facheei through unnecessary act OF conisea'
ton; and begged that it DO kept for toe college upon
the restoration peace arguing that literature should
never be considered tho spoil OF war. The library is
now saved, for Government order has just come to
forbid tie sale. A wise sct this and worthy VI an
enlightened Administration.
The building whence these boon were taken waS
utterly deserted. Our special correspondent, on tho
SPOT, asked that guard be put over 1t to protect the
books, which wac accordingly done by the CON.
mander, and thus they saved from being stolen.
The order for tho sale grew, probably, out OF the
fact that there was no control ownership what
ever exercised over the library.
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GEASD notwithstanding afternoon, Ohlcer
Htily s.rs,i tlrn r. Arfey. charge Of stealing i've
pee. Of r.at acs o.a ofi rsylos store IA bo-Ivay
H.. good. having ou IN Ter posscsion She sA~re
before Ja'cs n.y a. ncson Alasos foAes eosIl ana
committed, IN delast ~ go oA.l, TO snsscr
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NNfArCFs ALnArAG
Sln--Rtses,,,6,tT Se.s..........4:43 Meon-RisesL
HlGH WATER THIS
sandy Hook. la Gov. Island. 1884 Hsl'Ss,e. AIS
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AssauLr .sD BAT.ERT.-Yesterday, John Lynch
We. .fr,,sd snd tsen before Justice Kelly cha gcd WIKI
having i..d siu upon the psf.9u VI Joseph LAR
~. lie . hsd 20 bail 10 the sam Il > 90
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BILL or FARE TOR MILITARY HosPirAts-Sor-
eeon. General Hammond, Superintendent Of tho va
rons Military Hospitals throughout the United
States, has recently prepared an sItensivo deteIic
table All medical officers 10 charge q! hoSFiss airs
directed strictly and carefully to comply with its
provisous for tbry days keeping during hsi period
an accurate account Of expenditure from the hospis
flnd. Al the end Of that line they are further d.
rcced 20 report the rcsul's Il this experimental trial
iu Effects upon the sick and uqon The hospital iund,
and make ouch suggestions a. hey mny deem appro-
pirate tie object b,ng 10 te't The PRACTICAL operation Of
the DE, Table. before adopting il rs the standard f,r
the General IIo.pitalr 1, is reco nHenGed that the
diets he prepared according to receipts ia the Stew
ards Manual.
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tAdyrlls-mentI

Ladies, do not fail to see the splendid Winter
Sunb.r OF Nine DANOHKsrs AIaz0A ~ tssHIOSs, ready
Nov ~ See a4yorsaeat Ch.cter bosrd Psss Of this
payer.
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ST.. AKDnEw's socIrrY.--At preparatory meet
ing Of the St. Andrews Society Of tue snte OF New
York, held ut the 81. Nicholas Hotel, on THURSDAY
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PasseEg gers Arrived

N sLip r. f.. Gabafa from Brcslen-J. Berglrsun.
n big r.. Dyu.n Dad from IpHpaL--DE }. e. Ledyud
Kan Gag 1ahan, l.. n. Rsub II. q. Small
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Disasfers. &c.

NKwPoSr. r. l., New. "a 1872.
Ths schr Ssco OF Bhi1etown, Lyuu for Phiaao2hs vac
unknown vessel watch carried away her Tore
mast. She towed into this MORT.
fBy teles, aph to Enwood Walter. sec'y BID Cnd"N
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FArAL Patton Thursday, Mary Ann Walsh,
y..r I'D fell -n tae nah story widow Of tie nsuss No
AZ Avenue h, sni va. si.led Instantly.
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ARREST OF BCRGLAR.-On Thursday evening,
O.of,s .Laluon arrested By Officer Bstte charge
o. ,n.rin, 40. dselin. Hiram Anderton. No. II We,
hiiy-,.bh street. ADD taius qusug OF eietLi.g and
other acles justice keLy committed lin, IN deiAas Of
I. bail
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CHARGE or BIGAMY.-A man named William
X. ssn was arrested In Jeuey City yesterday charged
having Two wives He held $40 bonds to appear 10
trial.
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Governor Andrew Of Massachusetts arrive
here yesterday on Lis way 10 Washington. He !
accompanied by Judgc.Advocate-deneral Burt
the niIne State.
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ACADEMY OF MUslc.-A grand Matinee is given
to-day. "Trovaiore" 10 the opera 10 be performed.
See advertisement.
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Mn. MAsoS JONES, THE IRIsH ORATor.-Mr.
Jones delivers bis fret lecture next Monday
evening at Irving Hall. lls advertisement, in an
other column CONTAINS numerous favorable criiici.as
from The London Tunes and many other Of the
principal London Journals to which we direct a'ten-
ton. Mr.. Jones is 10 lecture on Gsribaldi, with
whom lie has served, and who're whole career his
lecture ia considered TO illustrate with avery high
order OF eloqneuce. The lecture is not reading
but pnrely oratorcal in character, and az Mr. Jones
i, said 20 possess the highest type Of genuine lrI'h
eloquence, it promises to be unusually interesting.
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Our eighth page ia occupied to-day by St'm'on
Comrleretai Calendar. II 10 worth suiting out al
preserving.
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Everybody should obtain PHYSIOLOGICAL
EAspis .rioN u row WIZ. No IS broadway, to
lean tas.I tsent. dei.c,., and proper occupation.
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CERTIFICATES OF VALUE.-Tbe city certificates
Of value for Jersey City are to be issued on Tuesday
next.
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DETECTION OF ILLEGAL VoTrns.--Tn the case Of
Christian Barholomy, convicted Of illegal voting at
the asl election the informer, Samuel Burdeo, hss
received from tho Controller tho reward Of 500
offered by tho Mayor in such cases. We are assured
that tho enormous Frauds Of the late elscion have
aroused tho authorities, and that in the coming Inu-
ncipa struggle there will be no pains spared to pre-
vent & repetition.
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TIE BROADWAY AID SEVENTH AVENUE RAIL.
ROAD. Tic construction Of this road Is rap
idly progressing. Tie managers Of The enterprise
announce that the cars will be running on New
Years Day. With tie exception Of the block be-
tween Fory-fourh and Forty'ff'h streets, and
lev stage crossings, the rails have been laid from
Fifty second t,reet TO Houston. In Wooster street
tie iimbtrs have been put down as far as Grad
street. and the Greene street track is partially coin
pieied to Prince. The Gouble trlck will start fr0a
tho Cenlnl Park in Seventh avenue, enter Broad
way at Forty fifth street, pass down Broadway TO
Fourteenth street. and thence through University
place 10 Eghth street, where it viii diyerge. Tic
down track will PISS through Wooster street, West
Broadway and Barclay street TO Broadway. lne
up track will be laid in Barclay, Church, and Greene
streets 10 Eighth.
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CosFIKMATIos.-Upwsrd Of 800 children were
confirmed at s.. Mary's Church on Thursday morn
ing by Bishop McClosby Of Albany, who OBLIGATED
in the absence Of Archbishop Hughes, who was un-
able 20 attend on account Of illness. Tie iris were
all dressed in white and wore long white vail. and
wreails Of white flowers. SO great WAS The crowd
that hundreds Of persons were unable to gain adms
sion TO the Church.
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DEPARTURE or MIssIosAEILs.--The steamer
Delaware sailed yesterday morning for Port Royal
Among the passengers she took ss Teachers, under
the au.Uices Of the National Ereedmans Relief As
socistiop the following ladies'; julia NJ. Bartlett NJ
l.. Hayward L. II. Hnupt, Chloe NeuIek, II. w.
+. liswiey, and Cornelia Smith. These saies - to
prepare tie colored people for To. freedom to which
tho nation has called them.
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A TBASK'GlyISG FOR THE PooR.-Ihe " Chris
AIlncs" in their efforts to raise the isien and provide
tor this temporal and spiritual wants OF the in the lower
wards Of The city. have in years past given public thanks
gvins ointe the open square Five Points to the POOR
adults ofths nsgborhood Call, for aid 10 this bensvoen
having been noby responded TO in former years
aud gratefully have the recipients received this kindness
that they propose coming Day to gve
.m fianlne Never has the exercise of claity
been loudly called for hn at the present. nomeni rnc
n nS tli. tusy ,rs following the exsupls OF Him who
stored only ts spiritual Of men. but sn-
Piled also tht temporal ncess.tie,. Past experience hs.
iAuRhf that caring fof ho temporal Ltrfes OF ne poor
sn ia. ~. -cl.d they can readily be reached with
t. benin itnences VI the 0osp. for, II lay Depart
peace be hIst aud w.rm,d no's hssnding we g's
doth 1t prohlf The Rev. ar. Ooss will preach sermon Ia
behalf VI above object at tie City A.se bDlj Rooms
Broadway tomorrow .yeuiig, when col eStcn viii be
ta.on Fahsr Red Troupe o. Cd Folks To sns some
OF hymn .ud tues Of ancient days that occasion sb
.crtion. mar De solt 70 Charles FaYBiL. No. bITlug
ain
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The folIorinc /. Ne tahls Of srnday'. fars:

A bill If fare is established for breakfast, dinner
and supper, for every day in 1he week-ihe de'
being changed daily, aud exhibiting quite as much
variety as that Of any ordinary dining 'aloon. Tie
taI enunerates such articles az are to be furnifhei
on ex,fa orders for special a.esthe lis, comprising
raw and stewod oysters, cus,ard, oranges, fruits,
wire jelly blanc mango, tapiocs, chocolate, cocoa,
farina, wines, brandy. and other liquors. The
weights throughout the entro regimen are BET forth
with great precision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

FIRE IN MoKRis srREET.-Yesterday morning
about o'clock The extensive bakery at the corner OF
Greenwich aud Morr. streets discovered TO he or
lire. The workmen were just entering the eetab-
lisbmen, and twenty thirty OF them bad prepared
themselves for the labors Of the day, when The flame
burst from The second story, extending upwards go
quick 10 ajmonish all hands of the importance OF
an immediate escape from the premises. Several
coopers who were in the fourth story saved them
selves by leans Of @ wire rope attached TO dumb
waiter in one corner Of the building. No lives were
lou. The building, which was totally desiroyef
had been used for o long time rs lard end PORK
stores and the floors were thoroughly saturGted with
rease The bakery was the property Of Peter b.
Arderaon, contra who furnishes Hot bread to
tie Governments. The baking was done by steam
aud il is supposed the fire the result OF the sud
den escape Of Leaf from one of the ovens The dam
age to tie stock and machinery estimated at
aDon, s25 OC0 insured in the Merchants Insurance
Company for $780, the BrevoOrt, 81 500; the
East R@er, s!,5OD; New World, $3.50; tireman's
Tnst. $1,000; Mechanics, $1,000; M0htapk. s., 100;
and $500 in two other city companies. The build
il belongs TO Tie Morris Estate, and is insured III
the Eagle Insurance Company for s. 900.
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evening, Nov 10, ths following were elected officer

for the eDeuing year:
Richard Irwin President; John r. Johnston ls Vce-pre'
dsrt; Robert Gordon, I'd Vice PresirDi Alex heh~nzr
William Patton Allan Hey Robt 2. Campbell james Frss'
md Mil,sm Brand Msosrer' R'heh h{.op I,sss ,Ies
zee otary Alex Elder ST. d.. Ih,-lcau. Rev Dr. John y
Mcleod md hsv. Jss. K Campbell, CnspaiIs.
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C,pr wnrRrrs ofhe steamship Chesapeake reports h.t
tho buoy Pollock Rip weut aT during the gale Of toe
oh n,t sud Lss not been rep, AGED.
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1862. I II E 1862.
PENN5ILNANiA CENTRAL HALLWAY,
,.liL L. connection. fOfns

PENNjYLVANiA CENTRAL hAlLhOaO,
with It's connections fo'ms
THE SHORTEST AND QUlChESf ROUTE
FuoN NEy. YORK TO THH PRINCIPAL NEsTERs Ci1tgs.
Eight trains aay from New York to Pniaielphia, via
New Jersey and Camden aud AmDOy line -
ALL THROUGH TRANS FOR THE WEST BIZ THIS
KOUIE LEAVE NEw-YORk FROM rHE
FOOT ~ COURTLAN DIST.
By way Ph4ds pha th, mofuig leave New
York A. : other routes Evening passengers
At q y. IN hoHf later thfu otner lines.
b. way Of Allentown, ever log psenger leave at m
three hofs than the Northern Ines aud by b0h routes
arrive ct the tite Northern lines m Cticgo aud all
points 10 the NorhNest Cesi4e Indianapolis, Loni'yie
". Lol, CevelIn1. COLUMBUS, Cncignsu aud eli main
points West with ieSer changes ot cars.
sleeping Cars without change from Philadelphia TO
Pht-burc 35 mile, aud New York Pittsburgh fJ) miles
Srlok ug and Stoon Cars ON all trains.
Fac the samc a other
Isggagr checked through. Transfers free
secure Tickets good until ulei by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylyani, Central Company runs an Em'zant
Accommodate Line wi rb afford, comfortable mode of
Parties moving Ne"ard at ono nal the usuAi ae
Of fare ,
y this route freights q all descpops can 80 forwarded
paint the Railroad ~ ono hsntucay
dsnt liuois Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by hAiL q,
Road DIRECT, OF to an, port on the naVigaoe rivers u
toe Wet by srrain-Is ffom Fitt.bngb =, ut
The Of freight to aud from euy pot IN tne ~
The Penn.ylvgna haond all tunes a. favorable a. are
.d , Other kailroad Conpsnirs. blefct ants aud ship
rrs ufrusing the p0aiinD o; their Teh 70 '' om
.a.y. can rely with confidence on rs ,Peed' transit
LIVE STOCK.
E,rrsars and DealeT IL Live Stock wi 6rd This most adj
vaut.rroul ranr Capaciaus fsrds veil wdteed and sup
Piled ifh every seencc have neen oIenei o" tn' rue
tai T.. coincc1ns and every attention Is pad TO thl
fo liar ,ourr where vii be- found every convenience =
l.edns a,d Is.e caci,e e 2s,s o, ',s M
j. J.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent NO. ] Astoriouss
LEECH & &C.. Freight Ageni.. 49,
no. Aror Hou.e and 80 South Williamss
no. Battery place.
ENOCH LEWIS General : Mt A.toous. IA
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Mnrkets-cAKRFuLLY hEroRTrp FoE IHR Y. Y. TRiBrSs.
SATURDAY., Jau. II, loO2
lsHEs-Tle market 4, quiet With moderate sales OF new
inspection at 10 Is for Pots AMI Pearls.
CDlTON-The m,rAet is duh, and prices are heavy under
erpsced arrivals from Liverpool from whence quite afgs
have been made We hear OF sales Of POO bales to
sniye 3iic for Mddins Upsnds We quote at DC for
MiddiDs Upl.nds. ,,
no im ,oItaut sales. ...o
COCOAJhe market 10 arm, and we notice sales OF Eo
bag. Quay squil at IL! dl9o
Flour AND MEAL--The market Is rather lowor for the
low grades Of Western and State Flour with moderate In
ou Ih better AsS 10 good request at steady ras
,nles Of IL go bbs ~ - for Supefhie State ana
Western - dt5 IS for toe low grades Of -sern extra
rs s50 rs 30 for eXts state - o.Vr3 90 Tor inncy 40
rs g50%6 for shipping brands Of round hoop ehta Oh,
aud TT ~ for trade brands do Canadian flour Is IN
moderate request and shade easier though the Ieeep'
are limited the decline Ia exchange gives buyefs tne au
vantage sales Of 900 bbls rs 'S4 10 ~ oI etas.
Southern Flour better for good bakers oshd ~
steady rates; sales of 2I0 bbls at % 10 ~ W loI
to good superlns Baltimore &c, and 30 - = i9t
Rive Flour 4, in moderate requests saes OF ." on,s A.
~ 30 Com Meal Is steady and In Dc nand al ~ ~" r.
jersey and 81 30 fJ Brand wine buck"hee- r0 " u
in fair request at ~ 75dtl - 100 10. ,,,,.,. =,
GRAHAM 10 In active requestl aud cnoice quso
Amber Spring aud Water are shade hrmrIi the ",
msnd 10 chiefly export complete eagoes he Ieuep''
are ouo limited and ners continue 60 buy very sPag
tho sslr include u 200 bush Chicago spring at ISG o'
M 2o DO M.auaee Club at $40 ~ lIoVO DO Am
her iowa a, \ Bj+ IS in store and deveredi soo DC
Red Western At 81 i0d 81 AZ; iBO do Amber Nohsah IN
slos and delivered ut Yl asa ri d. ana SVN uo "th,
W.stsrn Club at 81 Barley Is quiet bn steady sa<s o
SC0 bn.b State at 6Oc. at the railroad depot Oats are
aac We.eTn and Canadian at end state .Js Rye
Iul bat sesly at 63d8io. Corn Is an better request ana
.h,s. 6rm,r, sales 1900 bush " Toe l0 eTp Wteu
| in ,tots aud eo,c, for do delivered.
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MARRIED.

DAyfS-THOMPSON-Ats ts,eu Island on "Wednesday. Jan
D. BY the Rev Thomas w. PanIest, Mr Geo D. Dasr, Jf
70 siss Lizzie Thompson.
TCHELL-DUsENBURY-A White Plains, "estches
Ter County on Tnursdsy jan g. M Josiah s. Mitchell u
ME. Logi-e Duseubury daughter Of Daniel Daseaoury
esq. all OF White PlsiGs.
McCANN-KFRESEY-On Thur,dsy evening, Jan 3, Gths
residence OF the brides mother. hoD0ken J oy the New
f.ther Cauvan Mr. Edwsrd Mccain OF Newfork, to Mic
hate VI. keresey of the former place
Wstervilie, lie Sueur Connty
Mimi on New Year. eve by the Rev. A III. h.rr OF 81
Peter, t. 2 Rogers to Miss Elizabeth NJ Cristmsn 6oh o
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Commi..ionsr. Of T.,s. saj A..es.in-u,.,

NOTICE.-Th public are cautioned against
receiving negotiating I sish, proms.ory Note- p9f'
porting TO be made by JOHN SCI ODER psyabs TO The
order Of IL 81 PlEaCE fr the Of Five Hundred Dol
lars esch four Of then dated the 2'ih day OF s-pt'mbsr
I and h. other four dated the 9oth Of September lbl
paysbs three ak nine and twely. moaih. from their
dr. which said Notes have been obtained vi bout any cou
ideroo or value whAisoeys-through rsud. false prcisn
., f.ehoo1- the hsye been neppfof ed The
said Notes will be found worthless TO the hoief .,.,,.
January 3, 1851 JOHN ScbDDEhs
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RAILROAD-FOR PHIL

NIEW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ aDELPHIA and the SOUTH AID WEST. via Jtk-
sEY CTY-Mail aud Express Lines leave he"-forh Al
And 10 a. n 4, D and II p Fare -. Through tickets
,od for the South sndWcs aud through baggage theoAeu III
7 A. m. and and II p. M. trains.
J. " WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage win be- received fer any trains unless delivered
And IS minutes a. sysnce Of tho time OF leaving
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EArn.sIKL Mass. Receiver
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot % Coufi an i,t Connecting At Hampton
Junction with DeAwN.. LseG,wsnnA and Western Railroad,
aud at Esson with Lehigh Valley Railroad and s
tons forming direct Ans to Pittsburgh sndhe West ~hou,
change Of cars. - -
WlNrFR ARRANGEMEST-Conirae Nov. 4, 1861
II cave Newly oft a, follow,.
HAkRisBuRo E1PHBss-it q M. for Fsstcn. Heading,
Pottsvle Harrisburg, Mauch CHUNK, Wniam,port, lie.
MAI TRAIs--At 3 a m. for Eas.on, Water Gap, Scrtn
ton. Great Bend Pittston, Nilkesb.Ife 70
12s. THHoJGH TEAs-For Easton Mauch Chunk, WI
lismspsrt, Reading Pottsyile, Hamburg &c.
aTHRouGn TKlIS-For Esson Bethlehem Anento ~ n,
and Hsuch Chunk
5:30P.s n. WAY TRAS-For Somsrvis
BP.a WESTERN EXPKKss-for Ea,ton. Allentown. Head
ns Harrisburg Ptt,buIgh and the West Sleeping cars from
jersey City through to sitisbufh
EIPKEss TRAIN FOE HARRisBUHG-Tbs . M. EIWcsi
Train from New Yok arrive. Hsri.burss p M connect
ing East and West Pennsy en Railroad No hern
Central K,iroad North and South and with tho Cunber
lsnd Valley Railroad.
THs THKocGH ErrSsn TR.iN yon THE WE,r leaves
Ee~-York 81 m, daily Sunday. eIcspedl making close
connection at HaT,bug with Penn Raroaiwith nc
change Of cars % Pittbugh aud but to Cincinnati and
Chicago -Four hours time 10 saved by taking this tram
ELilABETnPoRT AND Nzw.IORK fyKhy-Leays New
Yori rom Pier No q North kiver at g:l3a 1879, J:1o
aud +:.p, pm.
III. boa stop at Bergen Point and nlners Hifbor every
TIP each way. JOHN q. SfERNS. superintendent
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BovTaT SAyIsGs BANK, NRa-YoRE, jar lO' lBl2
rINHE DEPOSITORS are hereby notified that
Il INTEREST, At the rate Of FIVE FER CENT per al
ell Of five do aud upward an9 NOT eAcetci
Eve hundred dollsT ard 70 x PER CENT per aunum on
all 1--WE hUndei dollars witch have been deposited
least three previous tbe 1T Inst Wl pc allowed
to the depcstor. % on and ster MONDAY the 2Oth
inst "a sth the Provisions Of tue bylaws Al
Interest not called for Nil remain principal ana ora" ID
terest accordingly from h., int
This bank open iF business daily from 10 to oclgct
and on Monday ,duesday Ind Fisy Evenings nom 70
7ocock at No. 10 bo~ery. BY of4er Of the Irsiees
JhOM - JEREMIAH, PIesident
O. II. COGGEsHALL, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-13

RETRrscHaESr IN THE CusToM-IioUsE.-Eighty
men, employed as " markers" in the various bonded
warehouses and general order stores Of the Govern
ment, at u salary of ST. 50 per week, were notified
Oh Saturday that their services would no longer be
required This general discharge of the " markers
ia the commencement Of reform in tho reduction of
the Custom-ilouae force that will probably be fol-
lowed up by Topping of VII the useless attaches OF
that establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-13

DOR LIVERPOOL.-The splendid British
i steamship DAMASCt John R'skeli, 90 commit der.
a, Pier No T. ~ r. viii sail for Liverpool direct TUES
DAY Jsu. H. 1867 This vessl l. great isvoIiie in
the Nedcsuean hr-tcli,s ps'sen thip sud ones
very superior accommodations Carries sfcNsficsf.
limited ounbcr OF hncas passengers will be taken at The
low rst rates.
BY order ~ the Secretary Of Stale 81 psss- rcr' leaving
the United 4lrrd 10 provide ~. nsrvrs win
passports before they will be sl0we board h" scine
Passengers be board q, II on tie day Of sal
ing Apply to 80. .,,,,,.,,..,
No - soufh.t,.