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Miscellaneous.

See news columns disasters at and Holmes
Hole.
SHIP MONTGOMERY Of Boston, bound 10 Marseilles with
cargo Of grounded on the rocks OF Ninth street Err
thought would come of at next high water
SnrP EAGLE from Hong Kong for San Francisco be-
fore reported missing IL reported to have had $iO0 In
treasure boardan unusue shipment In that direction
while heeving the an hor close 20 South Heads carried
away the wndass had 10 slip the anchor and % iathom.
heavy sea- carried swsv tie billet head and had rails,
started cutwater and opralsnt forecase blew away the
main topta OF the bolt ropes and split other sal
ScnR SMITH ID BgLLows-BarneFat, Feb 2l--Schr smith
Bellows (of Middleown, C Bailey from Tanger Sound Tor
New Haven with cargo OF oysters came on shore Ia night
5milcs CT Baynegat Light ~ the weather holds favorable
etcer CIV Bennett OF and from Westport, c. for New
York dragged ashore tho ocks at College Point night Of
oath inst and may probably become total wreck She had
nle and flows her The captain and had
escape with their lives There Is no insurance vessel
cargo.
Chop.--ship arotto New York for Bah hlged and
full Of wafer She built at Bath In 1882 5l tons, AZ,
and owned in Richmond by Hager.
Brig Indep ndenee rom nj rlos Tor johns u iun ~
water. Shc built in 1851 az lorcwo SB l6s tons, AZ,
AMI owned fy u q Ro ers, OF ST John. NB.
Brg Eo s frm Ma,anzas for Portland is fun of water
shc ss tu NJ llarfswc IN 1850 2i5 tons, Az aud ownel
~ ii PenrelL u the above racc.
She was built wadoboio IN 1850, us tons, rated = and
owned by + Bennor ami others Of Boston.
BALTIMORE Feb 2GThe British bark Sharslon, hence for
steamer Forbes OF Betun, lost during tho gale
Cape Henry The rteamcr Iloboken was lost Cape
gup Ewoud Walter ESQ, SECRETARY Of the Boa OF Un
Koarn conAssFr Fob 25sehr Mail Of aud frarn Barnsa
R1gkiand House. Crew saved. Ncsscl bii'y fsuarrd
PRovtFcprowr, Feb 2t--Whalng schr Istca fttna ont
dtd out Of the haibor last Dift will he Grew on board
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prominent lawyers being present He analyzed the ies
mony carefully and with great perspicuity contendod
for the y OF the story of the witnesses for the
prosecuton and insisted the truth and feasibility of
the testimony Of the captain witness for the de-
fence He mr. James) from all tho circumstances sub
mtted that The jury should believe that this arge o.
murder the result Of conspiracy hatched In the
forscaste Of the ship. Mr. James. who spoke haf an
hour, made very able and eloquent appeal, which,
cannot be closely initiated by many Of our lawyers in
style and language worthy Of their observance In re
spect 10 its brevity and Of avoidance OF the weayng
length at which advocates at bar too frequently oc
cupy courts and juries.
Mr. Doahsld Smith then summed up the part Of the
gOveremelt.
The Judge In fair, able and impartial charge. said,
after reviewing the testimony that the evidence OF the
witnesses for the prosecution very grave suspicion
them. Tho jury should look to II varying points OF
T. cir testimony in England and here The Judge, In
60 utng his address,, said-While acre. 'rrh the
learn Fistict httc1i'y that the ficf OF mere t
ssels have earned an unsnyiabls ep t,n 70 ioence
an mciim for cruelty, at sea, ye that reason
why that fact should be brought 70 bear against tins
prisoner.
The jury. after short delibsration, brought in YER
dict OF Not guilty"
Counsel for the prosecution, Messrs. F. r. Smith, United
States District Attorney for the defence, Messrs dw
james, Spencer and Dunphy.
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.

Pert OF New York, February 30, 1862.
CLEARED
rs ssss%:h,P United Kingdom tBr' Craig olAasow-F Nc
Sip sSP EseSssrd. es G.rs G%on
Bark Peterborough (Br). Orchard. London-w Dewey
Bark Advance tBr). Cain, Cork for orders-Boyd 4
Ea,E Louise tgr, Hasse.A. oueens.own-J.ct;On Nsn
BARK Vessr lNor), Torsusen. Queenstown. &c-Funch'
f'ndt sart Iva % pa;s 8. rhon..-xa,.!.nd rhs. Co.
M aG Trs~s9ase % Dss Si Trowsr,sss 20
s5s ssr f.saR 5oiason soSu Ccde coz
schr Emma futile (Br) wsdmore Matamoros-J II Wood
ssSr Nh, Chambers ,su s.,.!msrs.M..,e,
sehr Leader. Barter, BaitIInors-Netcali 4 Duncan.
sshT SS.ss Pss Fs1
schr Kt Carson, Smith Gloucesisr,M..ter.
Hs%sss tsssy sAssG
Steamer Sanford, sanford Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Steamship Patapsco (U Transport Bearse, Locust Point
Steamship sgwsnnce u ranspor), Johns, Philadelphia
Snip Prince q Wales to Bath Morse, Havre Jan Is. in
siSPM parted chain anchor and
Is sss as. Of as Sr E. sH 4 e. s log IT
Flying Mist from Mazaan for Queenstown 2ls inst lat 50
y
late NV @ ss and Sg1se 81 fore EsI sG
cite, but towed OF without damage.
sssfE sssT sTsy,sn s:.n wes Mnsn Efsss
Schr Cameo, Pendlcton. Elizabcthport for Boston.
schr N Reed Stetson, Gloucester.
Schr Bay State, flalett Boston, 8 dava.
Sloop Alice, LUDLOW, Delaware, 3 days
Steamer Ospray, Eenney Providence.
REruRFEp-Bark Betsey Williams Lowell, hence 25th inst
S w Spm "sa' o .ms n Sd
slightly, and has return ed for examination.
SAILED.
Steamships Asia (Br) and stella (Rr) Liverpool Man
zas, Port Royal, sc. -
25hshps Australia, Maranns Nottebohm Jno Elliott,
phcre London; barks Peter Nor Balder Nor and Time,
Williams and Zenss Conn, Asplnwal Grapeshot, and
Schultz Barbados Baracouta (Br Hsvae; Adelaide. 81
Jago; Pride Of the Sea- Zaa brgs Schiller Port) Dundk
NJ Dennison, Maracabo; Andover. KINGSTON; King Bro
Tiers (Br) Port Prince Nevfus (Br) Mansania;
soncs, Bermuda; Eliza tNorl Philadelphia schrs II
johnson, Matamoros; ii Griffin Jamaica; Lady hugrave
Royal sc; ~
Wind al sunset Sc light
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Meeting OF the Railroad Comm ittee-Th.
Health Bill, &c.

ALBANY, Feb. 26--10P NJ
The Railroad Committee held session this afternoon
and fixed upon next Tuesday day for the anal aruu-
ment for and against the Spring street railroad sso
Wednesday, the 9th OF March W hear arguments ON the
bill to reduce the fare on all city railroads and Thursday
March o, 10 hear srgumsns on the Tenth svenpe ana
Forty second street rail DAD and the same dav for
hearing the bill reduce the faro on the ake Shore
Railroad running from Buffalo 10 DunkIrk
The parties for and against the Broadway rslroad .
20 appear tomorrow. They have marked out largo
amount Of work.
The Committee Affairs of Cities held se,,,on The
afternoon the Health bill. Dr. Ransey a,no,r.a
against it, and presented array Of Statistics and facts
regard to the working Of the present system and
comparison Of the tables Of mortality ia New York
with other cities Of this country and Furope
showing concusvoly that the city Of New York is not
as unhealthy as many persons would have US believe.
lie aso compared the existing health laws with those
which proposed which revealed the tact that the
present laws we're stringent those proposed and
that no 20 sibo Improvement could be obtained by the
Grscon Health bill. The array of facts and figures
pee t@t by him hardly be got over by the advo-
Gates oi ths bi His explanation OF the WORKING Of
Tire hesth department tho city was quite interesting
q heht iofu, OF the sanitary squad OF police who
spPAicd mere at trc request of tho committee made
upoh ne ~ art o ONCE Commissioners to send 10 tho
eVuhsfi am 2u "a in regard % the work ugs of
tne st ttlry then laid b. ore tho committee tke
OK containing she record oil G. m 5ains an, sv
ty we 81 al INTO al tho ohy places IN The civ sucI,
8s 81 ksi rrsNo)f, hthy yards privos Sc Fy1u, tb,
fecO u seems that tbey doing hr ,rcciee ,e1yl,
WAT the heai1h AMI ASSISTANT heath wafGens al ep ysd
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

Senate
AlaAsy, Feb. n. lso2-
A communication received from the Canal Depart
ment asking the concurrence Of the Legislature In the
proposed reduction Of canal tolls oertain articles.
Mr. RAMSEY introduced bill 70 amend che genera
Railroad law by providing the Of change in tho
line Of the roads when ths company shall not have graded
taken possession Of the lands the Old ne that
tho paid shall be refunded and the lands
revert 70 the original owner.
Mr. CooN introduced bin to amend the same law, by
rovidng that when less than two cents per mile Is
charged through passengers no way passengers shall b.
charged than two cents mile all the railroads
in the state to be subjected 70 the law.
The bill 10 authorize horse railroad from Albany 70
Troy and Cohoes was ordered TO q third rca ing.
The bin relative dividends Of life insurance compa
MES was ordered to q third reading.
The bill provide for house for Kings county
debated and had progress reported
The bill 10 authorize the Greenwood Cemetery Com
pany sell gore Of Land In Brooklyn was ordered 10
third reading.
Adjourned.
AIsANY, Feb %, 1862.
Mr. RoHERnox introduced a bill the relief Of the
families of volunteers in westchester county.
Mr. SMITH introduced bill to authorize the Brooklyn
Bath and Consy Island Railroad Company 70 rails Of
not less than forty pounds 70 the linsal yard.
The Senate then went into Committee Of tho Whole
considered the bill defining the duties Of the Captain
of the Port and Har bor Masters Of New York.
The bill authorizes the Governor to appoint eleven
Hrbor Masters nine 70 reside in New York and two In
Brooklyn.
Mr.. SMITH moved, amendment that three reside
in Brooklyn and the residue In New York.
Mr.. AxGM moved TO strike out tho restrictions az to
residence
Mr.. MuRpHY opposed the amendment. These Offices
belonged New York and Brooklyn and not 10 politi
clans Of the State.
Mr. ANGEL said that one half Of the tonnage Of New
York came from the interior Of the State.
There in the interior Of the state fully CON-
petent the discharge Of the duties Of Harbor Masters
Mr. HARDIN moved that the Harbor Masters reside in
Brooklyn during their term Of Office.
fxAr Aaha adODtpd.
Mr. CONNOLLY moved to appropriate all nnes and penal
ties collected under the act the Marine Hospital
The bill was then reported complete, and ordered to
third reading.
The Senate took the bill 10 amend the charter OF the
city Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. MuRPHY in clear, able spsech, explained the
forms sought TO be secured by the BILL He them moved
that the bill be referred 70 tho Brooklyn Senators 10
port complete.
Motion adopted.
Adjourned.
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Personal Intelligence.

Capt James Lawless, of Wilmington; Dr. James Laws,
u s. N: Dr. John r. Geary aad A. Getty, OF Phadel.
pha; L. Allen, Of Worcester; James Field, OF 1aun-
ton and Watson, Boston, arc stopping al the Astor
House.
Capt McGuigan, Of tho steamship City OF Baltimore p.
c. Calhoun, OF Bridgeport A. Morrison Of Albany; W.
Cathron, of Connecticut; A. Frank, of Troy, and C. b.
Ellsworth, Of Hyde Park, are stopping at the everett
House.
G. p. Summer, A. H. Dalton and H. W Freedley,
y. 8. A.; Mrs Gen. Burnside, Of Rhode Island lion.
Daniel s. Dickinson, of Bngh anton: A. ~ Stratton and
wife, OF Wisconsin; g. u Raymond, OF New Jersey Y.
shing A. r.. Batchelder, W II French and g Board
man Of Boston, and A. Wild, Of Albany, stopping
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
A. r. rotts Of Washington; J. G. withsrbec, Of Port
Henry j. H. c. Hooper and g. Bartlett of Boston J. O..
French Of Vermont W. Phelps, Of Springfield; II. J.
Reed, Of Chicago; A. Close Of Baltimore, and W. Bost-
wick Of New Haven, are stopping at the St. Nicholas
Hotel.
Baron do stoeckl, Russian Minister IN the United
states Rev Theodore Irving and family of staten Island
James Lndingon, OF Milwaukee; s. M St John. of Mon
tcello g. Ludlow, Of Waterford; +. H. Carmick and
WHO, of New York; Mrs. g. 7. Russell Of Ohio w. H.
Ne rtt, Of Ponghkee sic; A. D. Brown Of Princeton r.
Fsrnham. u Cambridge and r. Howard OF PouaLxee d
sic, are stopping at The Alhemarls Hotel.
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% do or N o.hsr words the CITY paying ..o set. Of

70 do or N other words the city paying two ssp
officials 20 do the work.
Tho sanitary squad is composed Of twelve persms.
with salary Of eight huadrsd dollars. Then there
hearth warden assistant health warden m each
max ng forty four ofhcais-ths former reosivhs cso
thousand dollars year each and the latter three un
per day From The facts presented the sonmittec
forty ocis doing the work ina. aons s
required from the sanitary police squad. WIN VI.
ing some Of tn present laws and reducing the ex
instead Of passing additional laws =,
The avsn,ng sassion OF the Assembly taken up in
the local bills in the COMMITTEES o 'ns
Whola
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News from SAN F,s,,isco.

nAN th'NIl 90, Fob. a, 1862.
Tho weather has been rainy the past three dova
causing partill overflow o. Sacramento citv q, In
there hlving been no opportunity 20 repair the tvo for
iis protection sin the nunda' ions % December and
January lhe comnsc s inegniaeant, save by nterrup.
ton to bgsincss.
Arrived 24,b ST. Sgy Lark, Boston
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs-OFFICE OF THE COM
IN nisi0 Taxes and Asses nents No S2 Chambers
street. Yoik January 3 lS-Notice is hereby given
rolls and personal estate OF tho
New York for tine lsG2 now open Tor public
inspection and will cont until the 3Oth day OF Apr!
the same, order that any errors In the as
be correc d. Also all persons entitled BY
of their by OF being
clrrgymen military s'rvices; and also literary or
itle institutions by from taxation are re-
appl for sncl reduction or escInp-
ton, the closing Of the rolls said 3Oth day OF
A nh. - - -
The following Of the act Of April Is 1859, is pub
H. he'd for the ini, rmatoa of ttspayers-
Section During the time the books shall be open to
pu h,reinb ar provided applcat on may
b. by pc considering himself asgrieved by the
his real estatcs TO nave the
rct IL II such appi oo be made IN relation 70
csscd valuation OF real estat must be made IN
writing. ,uig round ob lpl thereto and there.
and the erroneous they
snail be corcccted. II such aprration bo
the valuation OF personal tates
appl s..il be oath by IN SAID tom-
wi sa be authorized = administer such oath,
them. and In his Of tLer Judgment, the AZ
they sh al cause the mH e. be cor
N tae airouni O. such assessment 90 hey may
be lev 20 be Just their decision there Sithtn
..ys a't, alpic Il n shall have been :: ahe TO-
shall be IN de by the 30 rd OF SUPER
personal es ate I'M losed
unless IL hal Ippear. under Ia or az IA
on the party aggAe g was unable to attend within
period bed correction OF taxes by reason
ckness as nee from the city.Laws 1882 Chapter
j. W. ALLEN,
J. W. BROWN,
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments.
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ITO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health In few
weeks BY simple remedy aei having several
affection, and that dread disease,
anxious to make known to his fellow suffer-
ers the means of cure. To all who desire 1t he will
copy prescription used Gree OF charged with the di
rectons for preI ng the which they will
nu a sui cure ior CoxsuMrroS ASTHMA BRoScnirs. &c.
The only advertiser in sending the rption
is to benefit afflicted spread Information. which he
conceves he invaluable and lie hopes every sufferer will
try remedy, will them nothing and may prove
blessing Parties wishing the If suription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wi liamsbirg.
ingscounty. N. Y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TOJNr COMMITTEE on CELEBRATION OF TIE I'D
81 a. rrbr ary 1862. The Conm will meet on IhLIs
cay 81 at O'Clock, ut room No. City hall All
ILLS uresenei on or befo e tag OF the meeting
HENRY SMITH, Chairman.
ALEX H. KkECH Secretar..
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LOAN OFFICES.


A 4so B2oADwAY-nENRy HYMAN ADVANCES ON
advances ON Watches silver all Personal Property
HENRY HYMAN. 4S0 Broadway.
At II BLEECKER sTREET-MoNEY LITERALLY
"a advanced to any amount Diamonds, Watches, jew
elry, Pianos Segars, Dry Goods &C. N B-Pawnbrokers
Tickets bought H. NEWTON, u Bleecker street. stairs.
AT No. 9 CHAMBERS sTREET.-MONEY TO LOAN
"A any amount Diamonds, Watches, Jcwcly &c, by
the Old established ISAAC, broker ami
m sslon me fchan No. Chambers street. N. B.-No busi-
M transacted on Saturday
AT III GRAND STREET. THREE DOORS WEST OF
IA Broadway--Money advanced on Watches Diamonds
Jeweliy Plsc Dy Goods and personal property every
nuctiOne, and broker.
A T &C NASSAU STREET.--A HONIGMAN, DIAMOND
IN broker makes liberal advances ID Almonds Watches,
Jewelry buys them at fu value his private oce,
GO Nassau street. room NO up stairs Business conhden-
tial.
I JACOBS So CEDAR sTREET-MoNEy ADVANCED
IL. ia sums to suit Watches diamonds, aud other va-
able personal property bought for cash. l1cra prize
paid Business strictly CONFIDENTIAL Branch ohce NO. o
Broadway.
| MONEY TO LEND.-ARRhHAM J. JACKSON, NO. 60
Nt Walk street 0sdway, loans Mon large or
small suu, Wat hes ID ainonds, Jtwcry, SHY G,
Guns Try Gonds Wearing Appae and Pertonat PFogery
Of every oscr Tti0u.
r fBERAL ADVANCES MADE oN DIAMONDS
Watches. Plate aud Jcwclry bought for cash ~ ihe
highest price, Persons having old Coz OF yr 70 sell can
not better than call LOu1SANklCf, Iz3 Broedway
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lIISCELLANEOUs.

A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY In MEDICINE.
"A DR.. LAURIE'S LIFE PILLS,
from plant that In the tea districts OF
China a speedy permanent and tnfallble remedy for
NERVOUS DEBILITY, TICDOLOREAUX,
NEURALGIA, ST. vlTUS' DANCE,
INDIGESTION, lAAGuOR,
IMPOTENCY, LASSITUDk,
DISTRESSED SPIRITS, HEADACHE.
all diseases impure blood and nervous derano&
dollar per box Of forty pills. large Of hundred
for collars Sent post anywhere with full direct
TONS receipt remittance and sold by GEO BULPiN,
429 Broadway, New York
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Obttunry.
DEATH OF CAPT. PHILIP r. VOOI


DEATH OF CAPT. PHILIP r. VOORHEES,, U. 8. N
Captain Philip +. Voorhees, OF the United Stares Navy,
died Suddenly at Annapolis Md Sunday last, the 23d
inst. He entered the United States Navy Novenbr Is,
1909 In 1884 he Master Commandant Of the sloo
tfwar Levant, in the Mediterranean sgua3ron undNr
Commof orc BiGde. In 1845 he In command of tn
sloop of-war Columbia, in the Mediterranean ct. In
1S49 he commanded the sloop-of-war Savannah in tn
Pacific squadron His rank Of captain dates back as far
az February, 1888. His service under this omms-
sion five years and month His tota' service
was twenty one years. on shorc or special duty. Ave
years and three months; unemployed twerty six
years. His total service half century. At
his death he was on the retired list of the navy.
DEATH OF REvO c. HANcE.
Mr.. Revo c. Hance an esteemed citizen of New York,
died quite suddenly yesterday. He native Of New
Jersey, but has been resident Of this city for moro
than half q century He for many years engaged in
mercantile business one of the firm of Leggett &
Hance but better known to the public from his long
connection with the Croton Water Department, whe he
discharged the duties Of Regstr faithfully and acccpta
bly, 10 the satisfaction OF ALL The of Mr. Hance is
identified with the organization and of the Mr
camille Library Association, Of which he Il the
trustees and in the prosperity Of which he felt the
lively interest. In his earlier days he active
lcian, when to be imp itaticn upon cha-ac-
ter; and during the whole Of his long life be has main
tanned tho reputation Of an able, cstmabe AMI most
right His funeral will take place morrow (Fri-
day. afternoon at two O'Clock from st. Thomas church.
corner of Broadway and Houston sire t.
DEATH OF EX-SENATOR ROBERT Y. GRANT.
Robert Grant, ex-senator Of this State, died at Mid
dlstown, New York, on Wednesday morning.
Senator Grant native Of the town of Liberty Sui
livan county New York He Of Scotch descent, and
was the 20 of November 1918. His parents
still living His father Joseph Grant, OF the pioneers
Of Sullivan county, is q Of prominent influence and
distinction and is in the seventy fourth year Of his
age.
The OK xsenator was educated IN the common district
schools Of his native place On attaining his majority he
adopted the vocation Of farmer until Rbout eleven years
ago. since which time no has been successfully engaged
in the tanning business He held the Office OF Justice Of
the Peace Of Liberty in 1895 and Supervisor in
1S64-9 He also held the Office Of Postmaster for six
years. He State Senator in 1s606 The Senator
always a consistent and uncompromising old school
democrat. He relative Of the Hon. David Wlmct,
Of Pennsylvania but had sympathy whatever with the
political principles Of that gentleman
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NOLDS, INFLUENZA AND GROUP
" Are certainly cured by
BRANDRErIi'S PILLS.
They mildly and aly take out from the system
all Ioisons whether derived from the air from the TODD
medicines, and perspion by the
warmth they mpaIt to the circulation well perfectly
purify the blood.
And No. UNION SQUARE New York.
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NATIONAL FREEDMANS RELIEF ASSOCIATION
IN Ca idate 10. postuns as supctnendents Or acnes
Royal meet The home comm at
30 Broadway THURSDAY mornings Feb a. at 10 OIL rk
- CHARLES q. LEIGH.
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N1OTICE-TuE LOT OWNERS OF THE TAYLOR AS.
IN iton Rn1e arn, Ac~town, are requested 70 NEE
at "A, ~ II BroOme and Bon
on Sa urv evening" March l. r. NJ 10 receive their
ceipts ttxss.
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mS1E REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE fEkSON
SZC who the following ar c.s which have teen
solen;One old fashioned large and heavy gold spindle
Witch one iadys French gola spndle Watch one god
Watch HOOK Erusan screw hahn Bracelet with BLACK
en- n,meled csntr pie with louquct In PEARLS one
Necklace, with erauacs set in god Two sod easpn at
achcd chan; ady's Dress OF Tine bak cloth; one
ady's coored Shawl with ground n. --Snse art
cles will be- by r.tning IL proportion ber,ly rewardeo
by Florence Hdebrand, lJl Coles street, Jersey City
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Gen. Runyon, OF ,he New Jersey Militia.

Gen. Runyon, OF tho New Jersey Militia.
TRENTON, Feb. rs. 1852.
Cow Oldsn to-day sent into the Senate the Of
General Theodore Runyon late Brgader General Of tho
first New Jersey contngents for the post Of B-evet
Major General OF the militia Of New Jersey. The nom
nation was confirmed.
The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BosToN, Feb 25, 1852.
Capital stock .$3S 23l 700
Loans and discounts s..................6 So O53 200
Specie. 8.341 600
DIE from other banks Observation-Disclosures. 8644 COO
Due to other banks. 1926 900
Deposits Observation-Disclosures. 21 SIS 0OO
Circulation $3.50 900
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U,IAGs. BANNERS AND REGIMENTAL COL0Rs,
n stans Mountings Tr.mminss Eagles, Spear Heads 90
Orpame nta Uniting and embro acring on rlik ...
HOJER A GRAHAM, " Duane street.
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NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MlLlilA.
TnIs Gnr Teaiment is now orapy qua rtered neal
Frederick Marysnd. in General BANKS dvinon, on tn
ff..n. oac few mors good meari be tastn u NJ
uppeI L psT viii comlaanec for1hac OF onent
~ W Ra,ae ne subsisence viii BE- furn she'd App3 AZ th
~ The r. Qimen, Of Ih rte, nth rec
aeau a uniyersity place Capt JOHN DALRYMpLE GO. a,
anu uhi'eis'" r Lieut.. ANDREW Il. STILES, Co Il,
Recruiting oiIceri
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THE REBELLION.

A TTF NTIOY-SwAN'S CAvALRi.
N Waited rmedi te ~ tSo iiae ans two placksmsns s
and twenty able DO er, Tor the only cavalry rrgnent
now thorred ascd in this ate Apply 10 captain
Anderson Leut nant Camf III 10 Court street. bro'Nyh'
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OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK
~ hoes II the Ohio and ssssippi Railroad Company
Eastern Division. -
No. IS wall STREET, NEW YORK, Jan. IL, 1862.
TO HOLDERS or CEKTIF1CArES.
iai meein he holders q cert Gates Will be held
the stses, 83 Wall street, New York; on
Thursday the 9th day OF March next when matters
beneficial " the trust will be submitted FOR heir
consi ,,
earnestly requested n person possible.
otherwise by d. OH. BY trusieea
EDWIN BAkTLEfT, Chairman.
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ro coLoNEIs AND oTiiLRS-TME ADy sd EETisEl dr sas
nand Of complny aud cou,nsion as captain In any um"
surn, of Infantry enircrs. Has held commission
r rendered crcditablo sr,i since commencenent
ar address, confidence ~ H. Arthur's stables bei
g.n street Brooklyn, N. n