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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12
The Cause of the Rebellion.

II any of our readers know of a neighbor
who thinks or SAYS this ia IAN abolition
war they had better call his attention TO
the following extract from the Richmond
Examiner of the 18th inst:
1t appears that shareholders are averse,
for some reason, TO hire their negroes in
the Confederate Army. The prejudice is
certainly an ignorant and mean one. is
he rd' originated m2 is carried 0m IN great
part for tie defsaSe Of tie shareholders IN his
prupe,fy rights, and The peypetHdtion Of the
iaSiitaioN, it is reasonable to suppose that
he ought TO be the first and foremost in
aiding and assisting, by every means in his
power, the triumph and success of our arms
| Good wages are offered, and proper care
and attention will be given every negro
hired to the army, and the stakeholder ought
to remember that for every negro he thus
furnishes he puts a soldier in the ranks
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12
a CARD TO THE LADIES.

The undersigned takes pleasure in informing the
Ladies' that he has secured the Agency for Grover
Il Bakers new Shuttle Sewing Machine. 1t makes
n stitch alike on either side, sews all kinds of ma
terial equally well, and is furnished at much lower
price than any other similar machine.
am still selling Williams 4 Orvis's Noiseless
Doubo-oop Sewing Machine-the cheapest and
most simple Machine of its kind in the country. 1t
never fails to give entire satisfaction. Both Ma
chimes warranted for year. Call and see the
NOVELTY WASHING MACHINE,
The greatest wonder of the nge-the only Machine
ever invented, that meets the wants of the Ladies'
making them perfectly independent Of the wash
women Also, the best
CLOTHES WRINGERS.
One of the Wringers and Washing Machine
will make Monday the happest day in the week.
ID. KREPS.
perrySburg, November IL, 1862. Ocly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12

"THE success Of the Emancipation ticket in a
slave State and especially in Missouri, So lately
the scene of Border Rufian outrageS, committed "a
force slavery ON kanSaS--iS u matter for special
satisfaction, = Toledo Blade, Sh.
We heartily mdorse The above. Further,
more, we rejoice that Brother Blade has
forgotten the little song he SO recently
sang about HoWlmg AbolitioniSts."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12
NOVELTY WASHING MACHINE,
Perrysburg, November II, 1862.
rEO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until the 9th day of December next, for the build
ing of single-trussed Frame Bridge, over the
Portage River, at New Rochester, in Freedom
Township. The entire length of the Bridge will be
about 81 5 feet, and the outside width 10 feet The
masonry comprises six piers and two winged abut-
ments Of sandstone, in coursed rubblc, laid in lime
mortar. Piers 10 by feet, and front walls of the
abutments 2 feet thick-all measured at the top
average hight of the piers, feet. The whole to be
completed by the lst day of May, 1863.
Bids for the frame work, including nails and
butts, to be by the neal rod those for the masonry
by the perch, Of 1917 feet cube
Plans and specifications of the work exhibited
and terms of payment made known on application
at this office.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Pcrrysburg. November g. 1862. 2sc
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12

THE crop of flax seed this year is said to
be unusually large. That of Ohio alone as
estimated at about one million bushels,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12
MEW ApVERTIs,MENTs. A
"Alt QUIET ON the POTOMAC y

OUCH, however, is not the case at the Agricutu-
~ raj Warehouse. Its success astonishes every
body. But the secret Of its success is that every
thing sold Is Of the very best, and always at manu-
fscturers prices, adding freight
This Institution is now prepared 10 furnish
MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS,
Calculated to saye time, labor and money and
omong other things will be found
LOVER LLERS,
With and without Separators, Of the best manufac-
turers in the United States.
wooD.sAwIyG MACHINES.
DRAG, CRO3S-CUT or CIRCULAR SAWS,
With or without Horse Powers will saw from 20
~ 80 cords of wood per day. and Just the thing for
saving Stave and Shingle Timber. Price from
$40 upwards.
CORN SHELLERS-SINGLE AND DOUBLE,
Will she'll clean and fast Are very cheap.
HAY, STRAW AND STALK CUTTERS,
From 50 TO $40. Farmers using these Machines
will winter their stock on onehalf the usual cost.
ORNAMENTAL
FORCE AND SUCTION PUMPS,
For wells and csterns, all iron very cheap and
durable. Also, Iron Pipe, made expressly for
these Pumps
Also, the Daken Water Drawer; empties itself
very simple and durable any little boy girl can
| draw water with ease.
In short, il you want anything, and don't know
where to find it, go to the
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
D. KREPS.
Pcrrysburg November IL, 1862. Ocly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12

ENGLAND consumes three hundred bushels
Of grain per day more than she produces.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12
NEEICIAL XOTE OF ONO.

The following is the official vote on the
State ticket, and for congressman in each
Congressional District
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12
w ARRANT EVERY Stove

Eg-ALL KINDS OF TIN AND CoPPEA JoB WORK
done ON short notice, and at reasonable prices.
RAGS and OLD COPPER taken in exchange
for Goods or work.
PERRysprRe, o., April 10, '62.--50,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12

FIR. MILLER 4 CO
Psrrysburg, October %, lssa.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12

Single n Double shovel PlOw MOulds
Just the thing for the cornfed. great variety
Of shelf hardware, too numerous To mention here,
which we guarantee TO sell AT TOLEDO PRICES
B0STWICk 4 TYLER.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of CHEAPNEss

Inspection and Comparison will prove that fer va
rietv, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed BY any now Of
fered in the West.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-11-12

These Goods were purchased at the lowest market
prices and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All ask is an examination of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
and vicinity that it is their interest to buy where
goods are warranted, and where they get the
full value of their money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

10 wonder that under an these circumstance genera
gloom should size the public mind The army Il necessarily
Inactive that but ts progress 10 ms6s toward the solution
difficulties There bot slight demand for Govern
securities Ths Treasury still holds SO 900 Of the
1910 which cannot SELL simply for the Of any Apsn
cis system Mr. Spsudinss bill II rssssd would afford no
adequate relief The isus Of Treasury notes which he pro-
poses would not BY tho dune they could be sued psy Of the
floating debt Of Government within elm, 1000.
utterly useless to provide for further issue Of long
bond unsccompsnied for the punctua
Of the interest snd for the redemption Of the their
maturity Mr. Spaudints bill contemplate such gusrsn'
ties. ts passsge, consequently will do harm than
good 1t will be accepted accomplishing its objects aud
Congress will again relapse into indifference and insctton
No relief be had that does make the Government
bonds desirable security by system Of taxation which
shall show such BOMBS TO be worth their par vae With
spch system the public will Immediately recommence It's
purchases which for some time past have almost entirely
ctsssd
From the quarterly returns made to the Superin.
tsndeut Of the Bank Department of this State is
compiled the subjoined summary, showing the con-
dton Of the BANKS in this State on the morning OF
the 2lg September and the 2Sth Of December, 1861.
The Schenectady and Steuben County Banks,
whose charters under the Safety Fund expired the
Let January, 1862 have rsorganized, as Banking As.
sociations retaining their old names the Bank Of
Rome, Bank Of Salina, and Essex County Bank,
aso, safety funds" whose charters also expired
January l, 1862, have not reOrganized. The Arti.
Fans Bank, New.York, and the Marine Bank Of
Buffalo, have given notice of winding up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

n. sf>aashio Kavnak, for Hdrdna aad hdseas. W ~:
CiII. b Rose r p de- Leon. y. vinguG New. York
Murdoch and ifiena, Carrie, John Storey WV H B.
Lone, Jo.. Romero, Mr. and Mrs A. Rodriguez. Hs.sns;
Main. New-York; Mis-. Carroll, wsshnsooi b,s,sss
Pclhsmus Astoria; W. Hscks Boston b.hop Ponssunsais
Rev T. Bsyard sandwich. C. w. IsaAc W DsnfoIth 4. =.
seis; A Rsaet Psri.; NJ d. Finch: Mra r W. iussy sne
Col x..Ss,a ~ sns siss -; c,
ccrpsncho, J. c. Sanchez. H. spsor IL. B. Hart FoI Ne;
ssu-Mr McCilver. Msnei J. Coleman, John Kelly nrs.
M R.ld,vin New.York; Rev r. esnpders Nassau Mrs. B.
Col. brooklyn Nj and Ma w. l. Avery and Now.
Hampshire; Rev T. 0Gion and lady, brooklynj Uner
and wife Utics; H. NJ. Hsrkibg. New-York d. J. Noed
Quebec Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baker. jr., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

Monday, Feb ). b. ~ Rsy
stsn,, v g., Chrislephsr J. 4. Costello 70 EIss Q.

COsTELLO-SHIEL-On Monday FEB. 8 b. ~ Roy.
VIM Starr, " o. Chris'epAsr J. A Costello 70 Enss b
shsl, beth q Ii. ely r.,. -, 4, n. p,..A
Reformed Church. Market street. BY the hsv Chsuueey u
Mursy Moses z. Hsssnd % Asnss l., only dssehfes q
WIN g. Harris esa., all Of this city
MANLEY-CHAsE-Op Monday, Feb. ) BY The Rev; Wm.
Henry Rsss, D. D., Washington Msulsy 70 Ms. Emne
Flora Chase daughter Of Edwin H. Chase eco eots q sS
sxWYER--LEvINE-Tn Philsdelphis, on Sunday FEB. ,
BY the Rev Edwin w. Huter, B. Frsnkltn Sawyer 81,
deIphia
sNIfH-LE cOUNT-In Brooklyn, Z. D.. on Monday yee.
by the Rev Dr. Bsker j. Roin Smith Of Fond du Lee,
Wis., to +. A. Adams eldest daughter Of T. Il CeusS
the former place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05
DIE ID.

Ss;.: .ss 4 Geo. W s: I'd "a i ss:.. ..,
ctAsk relic: sa Of siY . sa e ns%s' Feb A'
CLARKsoN-Ip thi. city, on Sunday FEB h:tilds ".
COMSTOCK-At Camp Fsrmsn Excesicr Bneads. on Som
day jan &C. Ausus'us0. Cen's0eA Of E'st Lyme Conn.,
CoRSELL-on Saturday Feb Peter csrn. It The ~.
st ysss. f ri md smi,. pleas. ssey
3 julia Cornell, widow Of John " Cornell.
Her friends are specially invited to attend the funeral =
ss"s, .s .sS STANFORD Her Tea:ns viii b
in tIs receiving vault the Stamford Csmssy C.hsess
seoci train from NswYort City, convey the ss
cR s1s Gle: shi. city, on Monday Feb JspA w.
month: and 70 d.y:, Of iDna@m.On q The Iu9ss Co.,
sen Of Lawrence :ad Ann Cr:asy :s:da years months md
5,sSt1 o. nd
DIxEY-On Monday, Feb Of consumption snsr hseer'
iss iness William Dizzy, second son Of 'os 'a's 's''
HI. fsDd. and the.. Of tn. family are respectfully invited Y
Bsnt street Wednesday, the SIN ins 4 o'clock, With
DTsr%N-A. Staten T:i.na on Tu..d.y. P.s Mn Sarah
Du:tsa rscs Of the ss William Du:ssa IN The Ella yeas
III: friend. Of III. family respectfully invited ..ssns
scarlet fever Carrie daughter Of j. j. and Sarah N. EAJs
ton aged IL months and n days.
ENORS3-fu Morrssans Monday, Feb g. II disease sf
| the heart Margaret wife Of Martin Endrsa
Els: .$s f's s:s . ; ,:s;s:s ::
Charles Peterson Fellows aged 10 Year,, months md
days ,x,
funsrsl on Wednesday 5h inst, at M CNrsSse VIII
In attendance Mossns Depot on the 0rtvd Of the NJ
Q m train from Twenty sixth street.
youngest son Of Esh and Hsnnsh Fisher In the 2oh yss
FRANCiS-In this city, on Monday Feb Asiehior, so
Mslchior and Caroline Frsncs, sssd u months and
IN0OLp-In Broolyp on Sunday. Feb > Col ,. Insola
eyed "a years aud months,
KELLY-In this city, on sunday, Feb. james b. Kelly,
| AGED years and month";
LAlNO-in this city, on tuesday morning Feb T. James
| Lsins native Of Scotland aged 50 years and month";
His relatives and invited TO attend bis funeral rom
HE late residence, No. S7 West Thhtythrd street, On
| THURSDAY, Feb. g. ct O'Clock. an.
SCRIBNER-At YopRers, Monday Feb James Pestin.
gin eldest Of g. Hilton and Sarah W. Scrbnes' sssd
years and mopths.
The friends Of the family invited % sstend the aner
nom the residence Of his parents on Thursdsy See o. ~
o'clock
THORN-On Monday, FEB. Julia Ann, wife OF Eesnsssr
rhe relatives and friends Of the family together With thoss Of
hsr father Bsrnss Underh and inlsw, William ~:
ron and Theodore Snyder respectfully invited 70 eteco
the fun ers on Wednesday afternoon 9Th inst Of 0eocxs
nom their late redence No. f0l West fosythird str:e
between Broadway and Sixth without farther noce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........-FsB =
Cleared.

s,ssnships-G lasgow Orb Roke. Liverpool j. O. Dale
KsInsk (Br lie Msssurier Nassau aud Havana CansId
Sbps-Ipd@p~ndelce, CrowelL N~ibourne. r. w. Came
ron fonsitoton Br) Jones' Liverpool Williams 0uion.
Bsk-Eight. Hawks, Liverpool. r. Dunhsm.
se Lizzie Treat Jsmieson Zazs Cuba simpson Mayhem
Zulsika Grozer, Sssas, Cues Brett, Son Coz Flying
Scud Br) Labey jersey Eng. r. y. Dofsts L. r. Snow.
Loud st. Pierre. r. Z. Buck Co:
SchoOneu-J. Y. Wellington. Chpmsn, Boston, ssn'l w
Lewis l. Co Charlotte Mnervs (Brl Jones Aspiuwal.
Handy Hosdey r. God Hobbis Stamford Stamford
Manufacturing Co Blanche 9th Dslsp, Jscpel De.
~olf NJ g. hathaway. Hathaway, Elizsbehport, Talbot
L Co.
SteXnsr-Kennebec, Cation. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

VoTx OF TBAsxs IRON OUR VOLUNTEERS TO
rHS LADIEs.-We have received letter from
Camp Harris, near Annapolis, Md, setting forth
mat at recent meeting Of the officers and members
q Company A, 9Th Regiment n. Y. Cavalry, Capt.
Green In the chair, resolution was Offered by Lieut..
Burns, and unanimously adopted rendering a vote
Of thanks to the Ladies' Society Of the Rev. DIR.
Snspins Church, Of which Mrs. ID. ID. 4. Marshall il
tnenoent and Mrs. Samuel Smith Secretary, for a
Ssge Donation Of WOODEN stockings, flannel shirs,
no otfsr Undertaking; and also to the ladies that
- ~ Mn' Cessnk's residence in Third svenne, for
gssss, and 70 Nv. u. ID. +. Marshail. through
~ agency oil the goods were forwarded through
Aosns Exprt& Capt. Green Gays: M it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

TIE SEATING TouRsAxESr.-Should the weather
prove favorable, the grand skating tournament will
probably come off at the Central Park during the
present week. The arrangements are all made, the
prizes ready, and the managers await favorable
weather to issue their notice. The most brilliant
skaters Of New-York and Philadelphia are among
the sntres skating festival win take place next
Monday on the new pond of the Washington Climb,
on Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. The Club numbers
600 members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

0tsEQuIEs OF Col. ALLEs.-Gov. Olden Of New
jersey has rendered an invitation 10 the military
companies Of this city to participate in the obseques
Of Col. Allen and Surgeon Weller, Of the 9th New
Jersey Volunteers, who were drowned of Cape
Hateras. TIE remains viii lie in state one day in
Trenton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

HoNE FOR THE FRIsSDLEss.-The ladies' OF 'his
excellent institution have arranged an entertainment
to be given this evening at the chapel OF tile home
No. 80 Esst Twenty ninth street, for the dement, Oh
the Industrial Schools connected with that Institution
There will be fine singing, in which Mr.. Miranda
Tie well. known tenor and and quarete OF The oes'
artists in the city will participate; reading and reel
tation BY a pupil of Mr.. Siddons, the elocu'lonis''
and the rendering by four public school boys OF hh
on the times. in which is shown the ridiculous aide
of FnUlaud's excitement over the Trent affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

In sses~,aip Northern LigAt. y1e~ l<psrait-san.sl
j Chord T. s. Tyler MIRA II. A. washbnrn, Mr. and ArA
Phillips Rev. j. g. Swaney wife and family medepe..
Cart j. NJ Dow Capt. j. W Ludwig. Capt Nby, r. Gard
nsr Capt Bartlett. Mr.. Davis, NJ. Lsmrdqne Mr. and Ms
N. Ames, 8. Il. Upd-ger. N. Winsns Joseph hibos
In stsdnthtp Consess, Jro1 Aatr0p and Sosae~pse"-
H. de Beaumont, Oscar Moore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

We learn that ex-Judge Cowles has writer aletter
to the President expressive Of his individual views
In favor Of a eommu'ation Of Capt Gordons SEN
hpce, bat that he has not signed or forwarded a
nunerousy signed, or any other petition to that effect,
q enormously stated in The TRIBUNE yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

Mutual MILITARY ScHooL.--Some gentlemen in
this city, deemng it Of importance to be acquainted
with military tactics, have united in an effort 10
obtain such instructions ard drill as may be neces
sary and have hired ample drill-room at Nos. 80
and 95 Sixth avenue. They have also secured the
services Of competent instructors. More than fifty
have already enrolled themselves, and there il room
for more. The dues are not to exceed 81 a month,
this being considered sufficient to pay rent and gas.
class was formed last evening, and start made,
which was very satisfactory. Such preparation for
possible contingency, commends itself highly, at
the present time especially. Every young man
should be skilled in the use Of arms.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1862,
Ma, kryuALis now ready.

This popular ANNUAL IL now ready.
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We can supply back numbers Of tho Tribune Almanac To-
1912 1855 1856 1851 1885, 1885, 1885, add 1861. Prcs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

FoR ErRoPr.-Tbe Liverpool, New-York and
Philadelphia steamship Glasgow, Captain Roskell,
will sail from Nsw-York for Liverpool direct, as an
extra steamer, to-day. Dispatches by her will be
received this morning at the Companys Office No. Is
Broadway.
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Arrived.

Steamship Hope (Brl Bsksr Liverpool jan and Holy
h..d stA %d.. to ssns. Co. He; :,e:;sus.d .sy
o both huge pyramidic, seas the ocean boiling
up with great fsrs baSm ss,y low ;p0s: No. s.:,s
port s shn o Suc.n. cssanas selling .n:
the sun to NJ lasting until Sunday 2oh during which had
s1 .. a:e tai:
dset as;i field ice and cold intense; ssh
ship Con,res. (Belgiap) Lunius Antwerp Nov 10
s sIS sam .Ss .sS % pee: ::
Ia. q and r. and ,o. IS to e. =.
w sssan;sp M'. and pee. to D. xsn
Gunbost Rsnsndin (french steam) Commander L. Card
nal Havana days She mounts suus and hes crew o.
Ship Kenny Meek Ohsdch Rotterdam 50 days ndss V
Funch, Menck. wsndt jan ST. 10 lat 81 lon a. paced
mart Of the deck vessel also several hhda apparently
'' Ship Lord Broush.m Ham Harding Hamburg Dee j.
Bari, II Henry :s S" Antwerp Dec as IN bales. o.o,.
.iucs .hsn bad succession Of w aud w. ssiss I'm n
81 81 YER. .:.sY e. and III s S:,:
BAH Fdss Bremsn) Hsn HnswerP 90 days, in ballast 10
hiss: s:S s;s :sssI: : Eng days.
in ballast 70 VIM Salem Co. Had vsry bad wsssr ~ d
ssis Ad,.nc. Norwh oh!.opher'on Nsnss - lays. I.
Blis roIsno ror Border st. o0'' ~ d'S' n" to L. T.
B Bsia King S;s.A.r orb L....y PosaPass J.. H.
'' s:sI :D Ss ss"s sf f :: Al. cy. 49,
loswood 10 Wexford, Napier Rankin.
Schr Howard. Baker. Boston, 70 =; w. Lswia
Schr C. Stetson. -. Boston, fab.
Schr C. Fantassi, WEBSTER, Esstport
Sobr Hysns, -, Portland, needing.
Schr C. A. Stetson, Rich, Previucetowp dAys Ash.
Steamer Falcon. Williams. Providence mdss to I&wSe
fsiEI9w-Bds May Ann tBr.. Of HLif.a,. isou BIssh
River, jam. -
SAILED, Feb. 3-Sssmship Atlantic, Port Reysl Bstn
Alice Taiuter Matsmosasi Atlantic tBrsusnh bas'ms"
Brig 6prts. Hong kone
WIND-6unset from N w, hight ,fs.s
The g. steam, transports rhomss sp:sls ys.c ~ .S
g. N. T., u now loading for Locust Point ~ w ~
full cargo subsistence stores and several Gus
The Steamship Fulton has been ohstesed ~ 49, ~
and lies the foot OF Beech street, n - e' 80.
ination said to b. Pon Royal o,.eal ~
1he steamer Carew has been chartered b 0sv - .
Gen. Burnsds's expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

The steamship Karnak. Capt. lie Messurier, lei
yesterday for Havana, via Nassau, N. p. She take
srge number of passengers and $5Oi, Sa2 in specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

AGoop OBJKor.-Stephen Mascot, on Thursday
evening delivers lecture at the Church Of the Re-
dempton in East Fourteenth street, to aid in paying
of the floating debt Of the church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

AClsE OF Conscience IN WAR TrxEs.-The
Collector Of the Customs acknowledges the receipt Of
t55 seu anonymously as educ the United States for
du,iea"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

The New.York Madrigal Society will give soire'
tonight, at the Chickering Room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

Mr.. Thomas j. Dreamer will, by request, give
readings from Shakespeare and the Poets, this even
ing st the Cooper Institute, commencing at - O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

Grafalla's 7th Regiment fifth promenade concei
viii take place at the National Guard AFmory o
Saturday evening, Feb. 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05

nixfArrkk ALANAC. -.
srr R,es 7oS Sets ..........522I Moea-Ssts .ll;W
sIGH WATER THIS DAy.
ssn1y Hook liz, Gov. Island. OFT hsl0ss.'' iss
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CITY ITEMS

~. ,0ou s.orm Of Monday left the streets o, VIC
city pretty thoroughly blocked up y f.tas ersry
svs, most excellent s!eighiug. Yesterday :s;.;..
sas bad brought m into s. .s1' ~s.
crowded with gay hropeS Of pleasure Seenes not
delay to the railroad trains IRON roaS the Port.
very ss' ,,an Yesterday morning reached the city on
,;s and the Norwss train was only Is minutes
ume' A"' The through train, however, leaving New
m De,." Of 81 was over two hours late, while the
mai, train. leaving New-IIaven three hours earlier
Vas stiu further behind time. On the Harlem road
the trains were good deal delayed both ways, the
down freight train being several hours behind time
The trains on the Hudson River Railroad came in st
their regular time. On Monday night 325 freight
cars left Albany, but up to - o'clock yesterday no
delay was reported in the seven trains which they
compose The Sound boats arrived about their usual
tire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-05
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