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BGIHT1uD, MSS. Dec. %, 1855.
DEJ.C- ATEE: ! DO not hesitate to
say the beat remedy / have ever found
for Coughs, HOarsPnes8, InauenIa.
and the cOneOmitAnt symptoms Of &
Cold Is your CHART PEcToRAL. Its
constant use In my practice and my
tsmiiy for the last ten yeArE has
shown il 70 possess superior virtues
for the treatment Of these COM
PIaIn4s. RBEN KNIGHT. Md.
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E" AYERS
~ .Cathartic Pills,
- tSCGAR coAZEDJ
GEE MADE -
AYERS

Cleanse the Blood and Cure the Sick.
IxvALIDs, FA1HERs, MoTHERs, PaTsIcIASs,
PBILGXTHROPIsFs, READ THETE fFEECrss
AID JEuGE OF EHEIR YIEZCEs-
FOa M eUEE o.
HEADACHE SICK HEADACHE FOUL STOMACH.
P7sIsEEHsE- Pa, Nay !, 1853.
Dn C. Arm Sig have been repeatedly cured
Of Re uEoT,f kea2Aehe any tS1y can have by dSae
OF two Of y0aE PiIlG IL seesRs y ariso fron oul
Efsrsaek SkEeA they cleanse At once If Shsy vii
- o.bs-y A. they ne The GAcf Is worth ks5gir-
Yagrs Tith great TeaPee4, I'd y. PREBLR.
,Czak gfEhe l&aznsT GarS04-
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIYER COMPLAINTS
DEPEGTNHHR o. EHE ISYERioE.
WAHRIEsEcs, D c. Feb. 1854
sE: AETe raz1 yosr Piiis in my EeosrAi ADD k5s-
pitAi practice ever ncs yea EaAde ;hs- Aad eAapo:
hsEieAte say they tie e1eafAaEfie employ
Their regulating as1i1a ttss EEyy IS sEsrk aat se
eije5, e1sssq1eafiy they aye al AdnjrLbls rsza7iy
So dsgRnEtz9easI Of fhai 0TEa- Indeed, have Sci
d5s fo1nA eAae e bi6os diha1E - obstinate that
il I'D n1E EenzdJ yieid % tbSu-
REATaIBAIly F0aF4, AL0NZO BALL. NJ D.
RJtiei=H ~ NzTihs HatPitaL-
pTSENTERT, RELAX, AND w0ENS-
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Ayers Sarsaparlna.

\
ROr Spring DiS,assa
For Purifying The Blood. --..
Fur seFOfaA OF king. R1li.
For TunaOr', Ulesrs. and Sores.
For Etdp'taion. and Pthapplss.s.
For BlO.ehes, Blala., andBOih, %
For Ct. Anthony. Firs. RQ,.. =. Ery.lEsl4.,
Fog letter or Salt Rhsun.
Tor soald Head and Rlusvosu. a3Jeg
H0r. Cancer and Cameron. SORES.
For Sore Rz=. sot' E.s .pd Hunor.,
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression apa 1Er.sola,i.y.
For Syphilis or ysnoroal diseases.
For 1l1os Complaints.
ref Dl's..ss.o f shs Hart.
Inc AAyoCs q The chief citios 81 the Unit
StASS.5 Caul!ao, and BFltiIh Promises, Chilli Per
bEaEaI AeS1te4 ma IN fact almost all tie citi
on this continent, have sIgued this IIoetinasnt
azure their people what remedies they nav n
win and e0nfid aCce but unk ShS6a iTfii On
aonah Of portion Of them.
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A spunky seeesh girl is the author Of
the following cutting lines on "honest
Ola AZ,
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A B. MORTLRY. Esq, Of U5IGE, n T. writes: 81
have used Your Feetcral myself in my family ever
since you invented IL, and believe Il the best aei
cine for its purpose ever put out. With bad cold
ahou&d pay twenty-five dollars FIR q fosfle
than do without it, OF takS any ether remedy.n
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

L an excellent ismedy, and worthy the coincidence
Of the community.
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Lincoln ride EnnIe
JeddSTiS IL a gentleman
And LiEoOln Is fuIe1
She concludes by saying that she twill
be for JeHdavis Till the tinicee river free
Ees over. and then be for him, and scratch
his name on the ice"
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inS REcKIPT Or ANY OF TIKI FOLLoTtv.
II sums In Cash or Pcst-0fie- Etaulp. III ~
pcTIber viii Uebd by return Of mEiI- or 6tks.vi
dirtt3osI 4 Gold Pen OF Peas, SsESesiRg ne 80
n sEtsryi6SiaFI. -
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MA YORS OF THE
Great Cities. ~

VETR the nnderdEued Mayors, hereby certify that
w the DFuREiSts, ApotheeaEies, and Physicians
Of our several eIfieS have dKned document oG a.
surance 70 rs that the remedies Of DR. }. 9. AfEE
1 CO. 81 Lowell ayers SaEHapaTlla. Pills Agus
Cure, and CherFy Pee4oTnl,J have been found 70 -
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the oo-
6deTre gf the eorniBunifV,
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TERMs. ReguI.E Prioes.l
POSTAGE,

H'"<y e'TTe7t q tEs St1se 'shere itsHNE
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For cgHtaI the LI0els Zen tof o eenfl The In,l
Pea: for 30 cents, tie AlWbys Ready Pen for &C.,,
the Elegant Pen End for g, the R1otlSior Pen
The sizes are Nos :, :. :. ShDd q.
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CbMsuNPttreS, do not despair tin you have tried
ATTE'a CHEGET PEeFOKAL. 1t Il made BY one Of me
best medical chemists in the world and TIA Er. an
Ground MS besPeak the high merits Of Its virtueS-
Philadelphia Led9T.
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IN. MCCULLOUGH. President.
2 b MYERS, Gen; Ticket AE't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1862

ing ont the arrangement for the presentation Of ,b
dogs
Mr.. Potter. In apparent seriousness, rose to a
question o, ofd'r. " ich was, hit he gentleman
~ spe king Wnh is b.. ~ ~ chair lLauqiier
Mr. Ed~srd-, 81 iling-I old not wish TO Jun n,
ts, < 10 the LADIES'. Laughter lie would re civ.
tie iass IN toDor Of our -ali,rt defenders.
The Speaker sppeued t. The galleries on an occa-
sion ike bic TO p'e-erve order, e. refrain from a.?
nj n,e. and to cbs-r,e cue rr'Irety.
ar. Eichardron- ~. galleries aIe behaving better
than we are. Laughter.
Mr.. Edwirds, H. concluding, said he would receive
there lags and tokens Ia view oi The d.ep aanira-
ton 81 tie rebellion.
4 question Wa. taken OF the adoption OF Nr.
Crittonden's motion. The result wss-leas, '1i
Nay, 6i. -.
Mn Crttenden moved that the vote be reconsid'
cred, and ~ luy that motion 90 the table.
sir. hi kman moved call u tie llol-e, but wbiie
eDga.o "a IN tie proceedings oolrequent upon tis,
tie tunr arrived for the commencement OF tie eert
uorire.
Tue center door wss 10 q o'eockl thrown oren.
Then entered tie Vice. picsidelt and Secretary oi
tie ;ea'e, preoefed by lhe Ser.ennI-ni- Arms, fol-
loo ed by lie Senator'S These occupied front seIis
Mex, came tie several Heads Of Departments, WHO
were accommodated with cbirs Oh tie isht OF Sen
ntoI Hale on the front range.
Tie Cll-i-Jusiice and Arsociate-Justices OF tie
Sultenc Cout foll.wCd.
Next came the Representa- ives from FOREIGN Gov
erImeDs hear tiis GOverrm ent-a large represents
tiCu. Lord Lyous was absent.
Ohicrrs If the army and nlvy, IN full Uniform,
followed ior-Geu. McClellau among them.
ca tie cutrau,c of q e-e gen'lrmeA, there was re-
peaicd All au-e IRON the galleries.
Finally, distinguished citizrns and other invited
quests took The s"a ss,igDed 81 em.
l.e members OF the House remained standing ill
al tur gu,sls Oh ite Il or were 81 ted.
The ,ceue was perhaps more tLan ever before bill
lisbi.
President Hamlin occupied & seat beside the
- Cakcr.
The tiuuse egreel TO the motion Of NJ. Blair, Of
Mlrsorl To admit 10 the VIC III SEATS ou the floor
ihr uume, cue prfeols who were waiting III tue lob
iirs, including the lsGios.
Tie s. caher, anid profound silence remarked II a.
the TWO iiou,cs had idered tir day the lea IN
o. Na6iMgons farc0el Addr'ss, aud u would
n,w be read 10y tie Secretury o the Senate Col. j.
vs.. Forney.
l',s he di with such enpbesis and distinctnesa IS
TO Toe heard In every Iat Of tie lall, aud 20 %
stoned ~ by every one evidently viii interest.
When be inisled, the Speaker raid the House
would r sul.r its session.
TIE pucsrs On tie LoOr then be- slowly 10 re-
tir. in he oder ia witch they entered.
a. Gen. McCieilan was moving soIe ole in the
Caiiery Ir1i Osrc th,oe cheer- for blm, which were
,i,el pinul ally iron the 10 ally whcie tie call
We de.
Tie 5 ealer subsequently declared the House nd.
jour ed mil Morday.
lie presentation OF .ia.s was omitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

Secure nom the next session of n" General Assembly
cbtrtsr company. TO re csid the Sh'" Line
Railroad Conply' wi'b caIiia sOrk 81 Ai5UtN -
rppoi0ned D. thars, e iNitch Said strck 10 be- sid ~
noftrage bonds s'd iutTet a. pc cud AID ftd
gage p p a. thrir raf Nsue snG The sii
A. share sid contrary 10 receive the road aud etite
rrty for the tus'c f0YTths 81 ih' ht
NOR rsg- bofls -. tsd IN tovsri aid stock Iary
sold gsre bonds, holding them IN iIusi
rot uiy suihczed % wiirr 30 Ne ID a. III syfnW 'f
the of ,ad copsny. sa I've euti Id 10 iccc W t"
ca for them tl,iT frn rsts value op t4HtN h'ri
rtge boid per ir sprsa Of hiee comm a. nes ~
be pointed y, the Gen ,i As'rmby io that PURPOSE
Tie following resolution WAS adopted:
Iesctrd That Con nt,e be Appointed 70 meet Joint
CcmLtfse from the sts Interested IN the rst, stco'd srd
third mortgage bonds he New Haven and New Lurdnn
ksiiosd oupaii, crd Commit FROM ne p"r's in
trlesi-d n e.. ei,ion Rslroad IKE uto coI.id A'
'su ui and cnai oli1sis tie ttsobl iu
teIesis, eud report It = intui' meeting.
After TIE adjournment of The stockholders, meet
ing of tie directors WAS held and G. S. Bushnell re-
elected Piesident and VIM. L. Bartlett Secretary
and Treasurer.
Tie BgGalo EzDress says:
There les lot been lime ~ fevr -e.rs when oil IN"
isiwsy hss been ded bt a. curing he
rrrs.rt " inicr 1Loy oil basr hdsnt oIdred thou
they can my"
The Joint COMMITTEE Of tie Wheeling Legislature,
10 which the re.oiulion OF tie Stale OHIO, asaug II
aror Tor "a railroad from the City OF S,eupenSille,
Ohio, to TIE City of Pittsburgh, Pa, tor l-h The
territory Of Virginia, referred, have reported III
favor Of tie grant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
XNANlITn CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE .NAsHiNGroN, Feb. %. 1852
The Sriate net al II m. The journal OF yeste day
was read.
TIE VICE-PRESIDENT presented n Coumunica-
ion, signed Nv tie Cabinet, that in view ct tie
affection OF tie President, the Ill innaion lie
omitted.
Mr. HALE rep, n. H. offered resolu'ion ex-
re. sing the gym patty ~ to >erate and rcqu's'i
the Commi,s uer of lie Public Buildings TO omit tie
illumination.
MI WILSON iliep., Ma.s.l, from the Military
Committee. reported tack tn ill Tor tie b,uci or-
g.niz.ti.n Of the Medical sia'. Also, tie BIZ Iela-
ing to certain railcoaa- in Ji-, our.
III Sruni. th-n { * - rcciess Tor half nm ur.
After the lpse Of hrli an lonr tne Senate WIS
again called 10 order, vile. message was received
from tie loee rhat hey were ready 10 receive ihe
Sen ;e, whueu, on lie senate Protected IN a BODY
70 The Hpu.e.
After he proc, edings in the House. the Senate ad-
jourled until $40 day.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRX.........Frs. "a.
Cleared.
Stenmship-Ches

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Crowell Bsu,ore II. u. Croni
well a 20.
ehls-Au1rslis, Iows't Liverpool, Williams Guopj
5ha einuc hkuarj, PAaorp!s q. c. Dugcan Co. ying
Sc' q, H-relng. San SIaJesr ~. L. CouGsn a %.
bsfks-N-v-D'-ss. W eu.l, Sanders. LoGdnn, Ruser
bfOs laisk1 tDf-m J. Dimnan, L1nioa Geo UnSsuj
Npze'iTe. feiffs IL ad.l T. a. Il. Cnser.
bugAing Hro,he.s tbr ..~ra~ay Pors auprncs Rsbt.
Muuey; piirt Lenb u J.eo DC Cuba d. Z. Dswoli. J.
Nj IeItoH, CiarA Masnhu, rIa sad aussse., bradett
EkrtsL
senoonrFF-Ssm'l A Sni'r Li.cu0 Psltimore Merrill 4
Abbott, ". D. baI-aei lDiacsiihil, heicelf Dnncan,
bas. ~ hslCcA. kers. bristol kfuaS aTi1, Provost
stamford H. sspi1IJ: Tor. Cray, Gogce,,er Mass, A.
LoSrs; Bsna5i NJ J5rso1 ibcmpsou fa;ano Ia,, Ogden
Lscouibe bich il. Suib in.aOei tla- }. W. Mchee
L ~. ii,c.aEE, SuDDs Lit.uofe; john faann, Hull bal
tnolo h. krhuy.
Shop. h. 3, rlrn. Colips. Fall River WA Borden.
Steameis--F ellcb' ca, UNtrn, i1iad.iphit p fefS
ClestST OK LssabfOoA, hln,s 90. WaideA q Bco.h.
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FROM HAVANA AND NASSAU.
ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK.
i,irh Mail Sleamship Karnak from Havana

The Bri'irh Mail Steamship Karnak from Havana
18th and Nassau, N. p, evening of Htb. lust, Ar
rived at this port on Saturday morning. The Purse'
reports the Havana news was anticipated by the
"Roanohe1:
o. the ,itn Inst onwsr1 bound pssssse. of Double
he,ced sho, Ls pess,d three L. D. se.ooperrsssd gum
boats, BOG d South
On Sstnrday 10 Inst, passed two U. s. schosnerngssd,
gun0cais bound South
On 'ane da s I'd Nss.su the K,,s AFTER successfully
ith drs her 90 al t-n:a dis 10 ballast
e INST, paS~d D. srAoon.rfsg .dS guuboa', bound
= Lat 81 So n, long 70 o. w.
~ INST, pissed American hIisartins, showing red
1ngs lsusrs ~ wle; too far Of be dsn he'd t
- 81 NJ, icn "A 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

sax or TN BAPTIST BLE-lJousE.-Tbe Dap
tis Bible Societys house aud premises we're sold on
saturday, by order Of the Slpfeme Couri, under
foreclosure Of mortgage for $4,000 10 tie United
States Trust Company. This IL tie old he dqartorf
II Bibls operations III this country. lt was occupied
by the American Bible So,iey for about thirty yeait
before their removal up town. IL was secured ior
the use Of the Bawi,t Benevolent So'iele ny many
leneFons contributors, aud WIS held by the American
AID Foreign Bible society. bn- inirbe-''ol.
1rlJing WAC ercded d lew years alpco by ,ne ~.
,iety. The pro. cry was valnal L. one. and his
.,rt ma, IA more than the amount for whlcb n va
-old on saturday. TIE Eus' Company, ~ whom ID
sss purchased had first gage, aid accrued io'
terest, which will no more than cOsci she agnJaui
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sUPEMOR COURT-sfEcAL TgES-FnB. :2.-seior
Ju.tIt. bUsWoATn
BygIzfUks.


IIoldqne apt. Beers & kt-am.-All proceedings
to loo sa ed eIct pei, sung Judgment on Che terms sisted
~ opinion left With The speed l~fu iiefk.
Oeof.s s~ 81. Orof.e Jone. Auon 10 st ss!de Juis
usut for ilrsu.sity D. irt With ~ css Nrt ~uy 60
aln 20 amend pOceugns'. m which e'sn' motion denied
hItlout costs.
Mary A s,oudnr-f ~, Louis stondins-r =, al The de-
felGslt be- rLJoued iio Gaming - 80" 10 Lroti
Wsy bIl 81 feffsufsnt unosr the name or
aiOrha" aud r. u.irg the ~ofd b. vas 20 rspi.-
.dcsts the tsi-f tst ID .1serug
husus fhtifs Is the -ssbsLu-ut Ahon he
Hud p." % tba thsy ~. The s''+o i"usi tusl""ss
or tLst iG the ,tdfua p.c" o bu.iit.s sLd
pubi ~ knoVn ta1.ph. and No. 10 the ei,udslFs
yac. q bu, n.ss, u I'd tie estaa.fhno4G
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.n9duy hi. residence No l6 Nasau street BTooa on
Saord,y morning he copleinrd 4 illness 10 bis VIZ. VINO
len MIN alone ior aud return found him
de,d few DAYS previous Capt Baldwin ne''ed his oroih
ar ~ - 4h Regr en in sfrrsiiosa de,erer
Some resistance bel offered hc either pushed over or
M .ceJnt, sod i .opposed that death resulted fro IN
hi ME, irn sR'sired
post unonem eKanins.o made bv order OF Coroner
Nori. when Il wa, aiscnyfrrd death caused BY
sfs,iou ~ the heart There bru.es or ii'es
visible the jury rendered verdict IN accord
ace With III. finding the obs .ii Capt Baldwin was
in command company in TIA, Nesfors volunteer
duia The Mexican war sud h,s taking active pes IN
local iitsry matters Tie exempt member Of Tie
IAN Rssia4vuL
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Arrived. ..Sugp,Y. Feb. %.


sbi, Stephen Cfowe Leye salrr Liverpool Jsn H. nd.e
a. sI1s br.rs,. 9h irt lot 90 % Tow. o. ps-seds
tcheoter sesnd, 81. ~rb los ci t)wspfi cut
Wa'eT sd ns.,saii tHas TOO. hui apparently Do GOOD cor
aidop (pro0stn .ch ANA tb.l 10 collision sfn mp
umhlal hc So bad ytTy ho-s y. 4. ana N W. g-!ss
mos f &c Its,-g, lost ~ua silii 81 a.
s.ip hipy 5iminoa COX es'te Inlet dsy' 10 BALLAST
10 b.. a. >ilI.,o1 Son. - q, , 8.
Bafk Nia.aia lNVfN Stsensen l., ghon Dec u! and ST.
l. o, D.. leD :. j. fe4'tst b. h0. ti.Lry " 20
haA "a (,its NiDie, NcRcasuo Ens % days. MISE 20
A.. & =. -. Sizes .
Glt = Nu,s tol So-tnnl Pend eton -ia'Snk feo H.
neaI. tuka' 1ld .rl-9 90 master 4, - n =,
arit Magnet Oh, 81 Nindsof ~ 81 Reynolds.
Sr, ua 10 d.,..cl, ItT o,r 20 q. 4 pewo..
S., Pi.Ds. i.as na a. d.. oTsIses 10 j. 4
i- Ill q, ,,. q, a., -,
| SIN d. 81 lane Boae Providence dlys, ia ballast.
f..alt siin T. iilO4c A. ballast
h.hr ,J,aan 81 ayr. Bissr fhisdtlpth 10 I.sion.
S.r =, .r., vali. Latd h.W London -, 90 ballast.
SER A.sryi,ud. Can-irG tatnor- = days ia oalsst
se.I T. r. sawsei, 1elson, oo,set,@n, ID. c. a'Js.
cIai
schr T. C. ferker Parker. 0essco VI. D. C. dsys In
ballast
r,E5 Joha q. re1i. Wooster Ne ylaid DAYS. oyste,
,ch Frances iuas'n. iti.cr,ea,uc day- wood
sem ianiiT, McA uie, k'y est AZ d8Js In bs.sG
20 to<& uo. la experienced vcry aeaNy salss len
~ h. 10 :. y.
s,lf N. b. easn. Yort. Gloucester 10 Gays. dsh 70
lodfIu N.,iu-Hn. i,
soni Ne.ie d. st,.lns p,iadelelis coal for S.,n'srd
ste fsLcar. Nee 2 o. fenca. mdso - r. SJsns'
SAILED tom 4oarsa ae L. :. sunboss "estheld' e"-
t)a, j.. asng O. .,lv-.
wlhD-ourai he a.y nom aid Lights 'nns'' D 70
MR1oRAs M, -rt u fnsa.e 81 !.s~retee W. va. =,
terisy tose lluiI tur ..9 gflNn NAY i.rd' ~s
| Al ehNJ W We Sa,..,y
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uSITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-FEn. 22.-Betorc
a lE4Ia


The United States agt T. csses and cuk mfirdP y, n
y. con,siuin. Vine fScoe, ! c.. c.n"tnis
The Government sought to 'oiiet phr.s OF AK sew
ernl imports 81 vine ofted ION kusuf By a. W
C.rgw,uh son e. The United state. b., steamer, Anrt-
Ics Csadz aud fcfs sld .Ips Dsnei Wooster snf Cor
menus DTiln-, IA IS' cfuor y tic vines "rr' hst
landed Boston sud tr-rsp ned thrne' 90 Hrwf' In
b.td An efs ef-d ~ fho tlf0ui f0us- g. Nfs OH
b. Is. ". Pytocs Co. The i'foftlau to cLh.cse The
n.s was based Goth n The act q 10 und tie
tth lection of the n B TIE ifirl which upfd
three weeks concluded yssirfsy. 1his n,uius toe
Jury alter tweryouc hours H. Iteration, 'tied utif lea
bii'y a. sgfer snd wrfr oi,cisfgcd
Nm NJ Lysfs sLd Weh,.r C-.iE 70 the United States
John Mckeon aud frederick Snj a. Tor claimants.
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FUsrRAL OF ". =. GORDos-The body Of Ma
thsni.l +. Gordon, the SLAYER, who WAS executed NJ
the Tombs on Friday, yesterday buried in the
Cypress Hills Cemetery. The funeral TOOK place
from tie residence Of Capt. David Woodsde, No..
li9 South Eighth stroet, Willian.buryh An irl-
lnense crowd Of spectators were gathered about the
premises, and large numbers followed the deccGsed
10 bio Inst rc1tiDg place.
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SfAftEgry,D,

BuSHOR-IOYFR-lu this ciiy. on Saturday, FEB - BY
the hey d. stou4t a. Ibur,. 8ushor "a ps6epl ia, 10
Mss mil &C dlus Liter Of the LATE C. T. boyer esq
Of Sow lrrk
Phsc' lp'iA papers pes'e copy
MISS SGFR-ALLCJ r-At Su,forr, MY on "Wednesday,
F-b - by the Rev VIM. Deusrai, Pete r. Messenger "
Mifs AIMS Loni-I Aicnt.
Hudson pagers please copy.
ROOs-SMI1 Hon Saturday, Feb. %, by the Rev J. H.
Banne.. ~ K Il Roos OF SeS buIgh. 10 d. A. smith Of
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Passengers Sailed

In nea"'1fp Edi"os1gh, J.r iirepoo, and ouseat,i.
X r. hansoo, John hctulous'. T. Z Fellows, sfahes
). Ms,ry. Finest B-,er u. w. lsner Buszilh Jsmes
Bareno e. Henry Marie, Mrs Owens 1 spi. crsi, h Il
Lacatr. r.. H. dw sIds Sife sons AID daughter Mrs
Franks ard cLd A. ). Ssigrft WIFE J. l. arrxzsps
and wife, siber ia der. sDd otL.rs IA tho seeIsge.
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UNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT COURT-fau. 1,-Bsfo
Ju.tice SHunsS.

NJ A. Sefscbau ct ~ rgt Hiram barney.
Thir was an aciiOn TO recover Of tLe defendant
esae 81 ~ him collector for durs upon quantity II
u.-fnorf in.I Yfird by tlisfn.
m. fsnG Of Zach Ia,I section D. provide. that duty
shall be . deairos c. hmcfe Jeliucs, mufllu d,
syea hnege r.nea, compO,sd vhn Or pen - wool.
gay sd on al ot" 81 "noo afr good. Of
.iiisf drsc Dtion. twenty h.c Ter al valosn.
blntrF OF III aimed colo - printed aid al otb'T
mann sct1frs % witch wool stall to cor psr'ft
not othcra. loo provided foL thny pr cent ed ai.
qpc ql,h section 81 he act ives a., rate II duty
iurrd ariir not eiunsrfaled ~ - l'r cent
n. Coirc e srd the me- h'e' n"hri &c n - enc
~, &c BOT rnnn efird std is1c Only 90 20 per
cent md al over at Of daty they Psii md protest
so .nor. 'hO - made Of como'd WOOL p'oi 70 cIss o
p,iyrrriy tnon g. c,umcfc~ 90 woft"ds Tho eva
a.us- in he Csc .lo~ cd this cohc.gsiTolJ
Ls Jnds cAarged the jury that ne iiincton between
a., So, ed God. 4. not OILY vel tunira Ia t,slc
bat IA fspestoaly reoofnfrd n our efi ,n 80 lo
io.tsfc~ ~ cr-.icatou 81 ANS dr tbs '1m- th
nisruiacIf Of sooi or OF "lch Won ~ eInP'n,9'
a., and manuc 81 wOfiird, ~ ~ Which sofed T.
component pat" IN. 'sms finction is fouaJ Ia the
Tbt The teyns irsouf-sures ofwool' &C. ~ The tslia
Of 1901 .fe 4. b. 'sien ~ their c nmofcsl seu'..
Il 4 ~, ne4inoss being wofcs, nuf, thefc'To ttlnd
al ong tho n-euUn efstsd .fucl-s
ot ,hg 1ott section OF toe act Of 1882 which sahodl~
Coe-tot collect on each uonenume at@i sf'iclo vii 90
20 which . my " 'lP''h = sJ ''H"' ,'i 'N1'
esrFrshle vi duty tho 'sne rate Of duty winch Is cthge
able IHofsed nnic' MS 10 7ppic h"t btcfule
m IA, r, d.ntt thol- -Gfces msnuisc rrcd from WOOL
,y i., .fr similar TO the. If' whole fami5 Of wOfsd
t,b,iss having been omitted ,n the t'i6 ttero s
,.,r.,,d .rti.l. 10 which Thy cau bear iniItucs
Ar,.t il6 srAins out wool aud inserting worried
IN ne i9 sciiou shows tho tho fcirs entirely afs
'I,,., n yefsic, u ut be rendered fol the piniif
Thr jury sc-,rdiufy fouf d for The Iiiu ~.
Sima yedc STs eGp'n entered ~ colscut Ia e'en
othel suits involving the ssn'r question.
80 ~
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fAivertisemeu.
To CHI. pVBIIC.

ter leave 20 inform GrOcers DR. gg 70 Apoihecees snd
private families. thst closing GOT oy old Stock Of
scHirDAM AR0NATIC ,CHN4rFs' BOTTLED bEAEDiKs'
MADFIEA sAE.RY md POM WINE JAMAICA aId S. IIua.
sC0fCt and i.IsH WHIskTs II ny old prcea
Pe.oA. who wish sul ply tesslyes had better MAKE
"a. y spyhes.ioa. UpoLPHo WOLFE, No. ~ Beayerst
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WasuiNoroS CRY DURING rHE REBELLION
The Rev. Clement w. Butler, ID. d., who for long
tine has been Minister OF church and Chaplain Of
the L.. (. Senate in Washington, will lecture this
evening Mt the Historical Society rooms. The Hon.
Luther Bradish will pr side.
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PRoF. AGtsSZ's LEcrUREs.-The second lecture
OF the course " Divine thought, as evidenced in
successive geological periods, &C., wh,h is being
delivered by Prof Agassz, at Irving Hail. comes oil
this Monday evening. The next lecture viii take
place on Friday, March Z.
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Coeosrns, C.sEs-Ye.terday, Coroner Wilde
ARREST OF A Dissemination q o'clock on Sat

urday evening come out
81 the n,use OF MF M Lewi l0 West Twenty niI tn
street end running Officer Sceuck chase,
and IA ere.ug one OF them Nnonas a.orsu III.
others -caped hie manning Moran threw platsd
rces into ar tp.n It, but they ed The party
had msdo ofcbe entrance lie hou,e through the b,s
doom Justice Gueck.nbush committed Moran trial
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DAwoInovs CoAnusrlpLrs.-lae Grand Jury
lave made IL tpeclal pr,senIiGeut relative TO the
dan,er Of Ire from using petroleum or earth OLE, nno
canc attention TO tic sorage and keeping On sale o'
canphene, burning fluid aud iupontiue ia mofes o
tenement toufes. The wcsentnent WIZ accompanied
win "A leucr from the Fire Marshal, stating fact
dcmon.,raliye Of the dangers referred 10.
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Tie Lura CuGuu ard Hound.

r0arI.Ni, S,iudsy f,b - 1852.
The Canadian mai ior t.e Jdia viii he oeIainod
tv,i ty-iour hons. I,e Jur, couseqLeGuy Nil not
leave ior Liverpool until sunday nj ernoJn.