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Married.
ADIm-BIAcx.-In Baltimore, Md, on Tuesday. June4
1861, BY the Rev. DR.. Fuller, LEWIS ADLER, N. D., to
Miss Lnln H. BLACK, all Of Baltimore city.
BoUssEAu-FLYNNIOn Monday, February "a, at st.
Marys church. by the Rev. Father Clement DAVID BoUs-
slAU, OF Troy, to ANNH FLYNN, of New York.
CANNoN-CARPsNTxR.-On Thursday, February 81, at
tho residence Of tho BRIDES parents the Rev Edward
Anthon, rector Of Anthon's Memorial church. g. TowN.
SEND CANNON TO MIRIAM H. third daughter OF Charles L.
Carpenter Of this city.
Roo7--Ds RArs-0n Thursday February q, at No. 27s
West Forty sixth street. by the Rev. 9. A. Pez. DENNIS
f. Roof 70 Mrs. HANNAH De BAUM, OF English Town. N j.
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House OF Representative.
wAsuM0ros, Feb. 2S, 1902.

House OF Representatives.
WAsuN0ros, Feb. 49, 1852.
NATIONAL FouNDRns AND ARnoRns.
Mr. MoREHzAD ep) OF Pa. from the special committee
the establishment Of national armory reported the
folowing:-
national foundry east Of the Aeghary mountains and
arsenal % west s Of the Asshaay
% that S on ave Citizen.
report to the Secretary 81 War and that the o
sas % se
to He ss sr he of sa o1
expenses of said commission the sum OF Ave thousand dol
Referred Committee Of the Whole the State Of
he Unon after Mr. Morohead had Intellectually endcavor
cd to make 1t special order.
ADDITIONAL CLERKS NEW YORK ASSISTANT TREA-
sURHRS OFFICE.
Tho House passed the bill providing for the appoint
ment of additional clerks in tho Office Of the Assistant
surer, his salary not to exceed So 900 por annum.
voLUNrMsR ENGINEERS BILL DHrEArED.
The House proceeded 70 the Of the special
into the volunteer service Of the United States.
Mr.. WILSON ep) Of Iowa, opposing it, said our armies
ss constructing tSg Ssho.svs ky Rsrosd to knoS
vile.
Mr.. BLAIR, (rep) OF Mo-, replied that the gentleman
was totally msinformcd.
Mr.. MALLORY, (Union) Of KY, suggested that until
short time ago armies had advanced only through
loyal States As they now moving through the rebel
States II necessary to provide forces for repairing
the bridges and railroads injured by the enemy.
Mr.. WILSON said no damages had been done greater
than those 10 the Missouri railroads.
Mr. OWEN, (rep) OF N. Y, remarked that these COM
panies themselves had made the repairs.
Other gentlemen took part in the debate
Mr. BLAIR, Of No., said as thus far the railroad
question only had been discussed he desired to submit
few words tho merits Of the bill The corps pro-
posed essential to the army and this could not be
better illustrated than by the assertion Of fact that these
men have already been mustered into service without
lawful authority, and have performed service. It
that each brigade to have ten companies Of
unteer engineers but the President need not 60 this
extent unless he should deem il necessary In reply
question whether any railroad covered up in
the b Mr. Blair said he believed the idea existed only
in imagination.
An amendment was offered, but rejected, prohibiting
the engineers authorized by this act from being employed
the construction Of any railroad not authorized by
law.
The bill was rejected-57 against &c.
HOMESTEAD AND SOLDIERS BOUNTY BILL PASSED.
The bill granting homessads TO actual Settlers and pro-
vidng bounty for soldiers n lieu Of lands taken up
Messrs HoLxAN, CRAvnss and WINDOW discussed the
merits Of tho question.
The bill was amended so a. TO take effect January ,
1868, and passed-105 against 10.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Boomingdsle road Of Ninety ninth street ON
Sunday afternoon, Ut four O'Clock
wHEAuxY.-ln Brooklyn, on Friday evening, February
2S HowmL LxwB, eldest son Of James H. and Ella Wheat
Icy, in the Sd year OF his age.
The friends Of the family snd Of his uncss Howell L.
and Coleman williams are respectfully invited to attend
near Bond, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two
O'Clock without further notice.
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

Arrival Of the Rebel Generals Buckner
and Tilghman en- route for Fort WAR
ren-The Health Bill - Severe Snow
storm, &c., sc.
ALBANY, Feb. %, 1852.
Tho rebel Generals Bucknsr and Tlghman arrived
here this morning route for Fort Warren. They
were taken to Congress Hall. crowd followed
them through tho streets and rushed into Congress
Hail. packing the halls, rendering iugress sgrsss i'm
possible. Mr. Mitchell Os obliged to call to his aid the
police to restore order. rebel general is evidently
curiosity in Albany
The military officer in charge OF the rebel generals
COL r. D. Cutts of Gen. Hallscks sta-a large and nns
looking officer. He has o guard Of eight soldiers with
him. The prisoners gray blouse coats and seemed
quite easy and unconcsrnsd Their treatment is strik
ing contrast to that Of prisoners in the South In
stead Of being placed in prison. they are taken TO first
class hotel.
The Assembly Committee Affairs Of Cities had 80.
cret session this afternoon the Health bill They have
decided to report bill creating metropolitan health
district Of New York, Brooklyn and Staten Island,
ton, Of New York, COMMITTEES to confer with like com
mittce Of the Senate and prepare bill out Of those
ferred 70 them The members Of the Senate Conference
Committee Senators Robertson and Garrison. The
bill doubtless contains the important features Of tho
three bills before thsm, far they can be made
are having ono Of the storms of the season
to-day II has been showing and blowing at fearful rate
Colonel Thomas B. Van Buren, has resigned bis position
Paymaster General Of the State preparatory to taking
the field colonel Of the One Hundred and Second rsg
ment. Governor Morgan has appointed his
Colonel George Bliss, Jr., OF New York.
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i THE
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Turning from the Of current events domestic and
wit humor poetry criticism and genera.
variety interest," the contents of exclusively lite
paper published in this country Such will DO the asAc
THE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
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ATER INTELLIGENCE
IL Than appears in any other paper pgbshed on Sunday
will uniformly be kept open until A. NJ, In order
to give telegraphc from all OF the Union
that hour The SUNDAY MERCURY Is the only Newspaper
publ shed this continent which embraces all the features
OF combined daily and weekly of New York. and
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is alike mental feast for the ncwsmonSer the poiti
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preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try r. Sold BY
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equals and guarantee goes with every bottle Depot
195 Greenwich street, near Fulton.
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A TRIBUTE FROM THE DAILY PRESS
"A The Daily Eagle of Brooklyn, thus echoes the opinion
OF the reading public the merits OF tho SUNDAY MER
Curry. The edi tor
The sunday Mercury Is the only paper that uniiss the
OF the daily with the lite
that distinguish the intended for
Sunday reading 1t contains from all parts of tho
world up early hour sunday morning and for tho
local Of Manhattan and the islands thereto adjoining
single item The people not usually to
be finding and Il VIII surprise noioty
learn that the Mercury has larger circulation than
that of all its sunday contemporaries combined.
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Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wadsworhs Uterine Ee-
superior article. No. vesey street, Asor House,
opposite the church.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Highly Important Military Movements in Ten
nesses Kentucky, Missouri and North Caro-
lina-Important Proceedings in Congress In
auguration Of Je6 Davis a. President Of tho
Bogus Confsderacy- Latest News, Co., &c.
The steamship North STAR Captain Jones. will leave
this port at noon to-day for Aspnwal.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half-past ten O'Clock this morning.
The NEW YORK HsRALD--Edition for the PaciHc-will
be ready at nno o'clock in the morning. and will contain
highly interesting Intelligence IN regard to the Move
the Union Forces for the Suppression Of the Re-
bellion In Tennessee Kontucky Missouri, North Caro-
lina Georgia, Virginia. and all parts Of the country
brought into prominence by passing events Important
Proceedings Of CongressPassags Of the Treasury Note
Bill, and other for sustaining the integrity Of
the country; Proceedings at the Inauguration Of Je
Davis as President Of the Bogus Confsderacy in Richmond
on February and his Address the OCCASION Import
ant Intelligence from Europe. containing tho official docu
ments relation to the position of England toward the
United ates the Correspondence Of Earl Russell with
the Rebel Commissioners, and record Of all events Of
importance that have tranpred during the last ten days
Single copies, wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
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KENTUCKY CLASS l0O-Feb. %, 1861.
Sc, u, A, So, AZ, 81, 27, 2, 65, 80, &, 48, 4.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing either
Covington. KY. Or st. Louis. Mo-
Omcial ORA awnings or the kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KINruoxY-ExTRA CLASS l7-Feb. Is 1862
Is, 81, 8, 81, rs, 38, 63, 10, 6s, II, rs, 70.
DKLAwARE-CLAss l6l-Feb. 28 1862.
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Circulars sent by addressing
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Prizes Cashcd I'm ali Legalized Lotte.
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker, - Wall street, up stairs, New York
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THE RUSH AFTER "IMOGEN,"
i PIERCE EGAN'S LAST AND GREATEST STORY,
which was eommeqcsd II the ,,,n,,,nv

which commenced In the
SUNDAY MERCURY
Of Sunday last having completely exhausted the regular and
extra editions Of the paper graphic and exendsd nop.ss
OF the opening chapters will appear In the SUNDAY MER
Curry OF thus enabling those who disap
their efforts obtain OF the last tssne
In mOrrow's edition. without losing
fraction Of its powerful interest The senetion OCCASION
ed by the first instalment of PIERCE E0ANS
IMOGEN:
THE MARBLE HEART
has been altogether UNPARALLELED and In order 10 supply hA
FIFTEEN THOUSAND EXTRA COPIES
of the SUNDAY MERCURY In Of the edition Of the
sd u will be printed As the plot OF the story
Is developed becomes and exciting In fact. h
Of those which cannot be abandoned when
begun What the author the reader to
and the action Of the story and the which
of such enthraing character that the laer
and deeper interest in II he pursues the
thread OF the narrative until the excitement eliminates
the closing chapters.
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Public Speakers and singers should be
supplied with 'BROWNS Bronchial Trochcsr Cough
and Loenge for clearing and strengthening the Voice
and curing Ioarseness.
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The Great Pile Rcmcdy.-If You arc
troubled with Bic ding, Blind Itching Piles DIR. WIT.
MERs Pile supposiiory. ttsa certain aud permanent
Agent l6i Boweiy.
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1rNHE MEN OF 45."
l. BY Colonel Michael Doheny.
A capital sketch of
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MANUFCTURERS,
inventors, and all who have Wares Inventions Lands,
anything else sell must advertise II they expect ind
purchasers believe there is other advertising
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ston largely in advance OF other newspaper. An
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hundred and ninety thousand subscribers In all parts OF
the country and more than half million OF readers
RATES ADVERTISING IN rHx NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
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j. n. Terry, Halter, No. 307 Broadway,
will introduce the Spring Style Of Gents Dress Hat Satr
dav Marcel 4
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Fay's Spanish Hair Gloss-A Chemical
compound similar TO the natural oil Of the hair Sold by oil
thc druoC Cista
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DIERCE EGAN's MASTERPIECE.
i IMoGLN;
or,

THE MARBLE HEART
Il now being published In the coiumns Of the
SUNDAY MERCURY,
for which Il was expressly written This
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER -
has circulation exceeding that Of the entire sunday pres
OF New York. -. ,-. -.....-.
OF Pierce Egns Romance having exhausted ss sun
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rnte OF the story already puosneo
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COUNTERFEIT TREASURY NorEs ArIoAr.-Counterfeit IS
Treasury notes were in circulation yesterday. The
police notified the storekeepers and others in good
season. that few Of the spurious notes passed.
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ncial ORA wings or the Kentucky and

Prizes Cashcd I'm ali Lcgalized Lotte-
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker, 10 Wall street, up stairs, New York.
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That Great Fairy Piece Ondina IL
played this afternoon and evening for the last time
NUN MUSEUM Commodore Mutt Is visible Of all hours
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The New Hat Company are Ready to
supply their customers with their spring Styles at their old
established price of S. One qualify price es
adjustment 1lS Nassau str eet, N Y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and ap
piled al BATCHELORS 5 Wig Factory. l6 Bond steret
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EvERYBODYS NEWSPAPER
II Condense all that 10 fresh, novel, valuable and ine-
resting all the Sunday Of daily papers, together
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of the
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The most perfect record Of event. In the form
of public journal II brings the worlds news-whether
conveyed by mail or telegraph land seaup -
o So ON sn h sc Ess
his her breakfast table tomorrow morning te
tain OF being ADVANCE OF NEW YOBKs
regards everything in the of obanAbe from To-
cal transmitted BY the ordinary and extraordinary
channels Of information needless that the
rangements for such contamination involve heavy out
lay. But the IL attained Examine SUM
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all the called newspapers published that day After
reading columns comprising everything Il, coseppo-
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published for
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Prcscrvative and
wigsThe best In the world Wholesale RETAIL and the
dye privately applied at No Astor House.
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At JcfYcrs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
Balmoras s2 and % 5O misses Is and $780, chiIdren's
81 81 and 81 IS JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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Pure Tobacco.-Yellow Bank TObac-
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A LII THE NEWS OF THE ASSOCIATED PREGGa
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The New Shuttle or Lock stitch Ma.
chimes, manufactured by the GROVER BAKER Sewing
Machine Company No. l93 Broadway greatly superior
all other lock stitch machines either for family nanufac
turing purposes
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lOO Dupuy Co. Cognas Bmndy; also 75 cases Old
case for sale at 50 ca not two.hrs W cost Must
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DIERCE EGAN'S NEW STORY IN TO.MORROW'0
SUNDAY MERCURY.
Those who failed get copy Of Sundays MERCURY.
containing the opening chapters of Pierce Egans charming
story Of Imogen, the Marble Heart Wilt ind in
rows edition complete synopsis of the published chapsrs
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ses read this great story will thus have their wishes a
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Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTURES.
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Beilcr Beier John Miesegals Miss Kate Dobridge.
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line each Insertion Nothing inserted Tor less
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THE NEW nov EL-PILGRIMs OF FAsHIoN-BY
HARPER A BROTHERS, Publishers
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n,HE SUNDAY TABLE TALK OF
TO-MOkROW'S
SUNDAY MERCURY

leading Literary Department
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER II will contain the fol-
lowing light and humorous articles
THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE Seasonal scanda-
lously gay and festive article from the chmond Whig
FROM THE CAPITAL-Leter tf Orpheus G. Kerr, de-
srbng the great military OF an advance on MAnassas;
also Captain William Browns great expedition Fort Mug
gins, and his proclamation to- III press, &c.
VIA CRUSIS.-A poem by Hattie Tying.
DES CHATEAUX EN- ESPAGNE.-By Alice Kent
B 0oke
MUTUAL COMPASSIONATE squib.
WAR JOKE-6c &c.
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A New and Great Advantage I'm
Photography
See Ansons advertisement another plr of this paper
wherein he offers great Inducements the public 10 still
patronxe his extensive gallery 6Sg Broadway
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THE NAIL BAGS FOLLOWING THE ARMY.
First Assistant Postmaster General Kasson engaged
tin sending out instructions and making arrangements for
rcesablshing post Offices post routes our armies
advance into the socallod Confederate States A. II.
Markland Is following forces into Tennessee and j.
j. Mcr also an agent Of tho department id this con.
ecton, is operating in the southern part Of Kentucky
The post once at Nashville and those in the eastern part
of North Carolina, will DO rcopencd. The latter
State is TO be supplied with mails by sea.
SNDEMNrrY TO THE PARTIES INTERESTED IN THE
SPANISH BARK PRovIDEHcIA.
The House Committee on Foreign Anairs have pre-
pared bill appropriang nearly So 900 as indemnity to
theowners ocers and seamen Of the Spanish bark Pro-
videno Tor wrongful seizure and detention by the block
aiding squadron of the United states.
DEATH OF SOLDIER.
j. IL Grceu. private Of Company H. sixty second POM.
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HDHE OLD MERCHANTS OF NEW YORK,
l. by Walter Barrett.
In THE LEADER of SATURDAY.
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Treasury notes were in circulation yesterday. The
police notified the storekeepers and others in good
season. that Of the spurious notes were passed.
Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTURES.
ST TnoNAs, I-Bark 1lva-Benjamin A 0nderdonk, A
Bellcr Beilert John Miesegals Miss Kate Dobrdge
Tho New Hat Company are Ready to
supply their customers with their spring styles their old
ssssmenp lis one price anu one e'
j. n. Terry, Halter, No. 39y Broadway,
day, March l.
That Great Fairy Piece Ondina IL
NUNS MUSEUM co%modore Nut, IS visible a. ali hours
At Jcners', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
r % yysRs q ~ ri Ssdrsn'
The New Shuttle Lock stitch Ma
chimes msnufsctured By the GROVER 4 BAKER Sewing
all other lock stitch machines either FOR family nanufac
turing purposes.
A New and Great Advantage I'm
See 1nsons advertisement in another p,rl Of this paper
wherein great Inducements 10 the public 10 still
paronize his extensive photographic gallery $50 Broadway
Pure eTobacco.-Yellow Bank Tobac-
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
fSy s.S SoSpM " GSsisG sscHE 5Ha 5 Water
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
dye privately applied at No. eAstor House.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
piled a, BxTCHEIoRs wig Factory is Bond sterct -
Fay,s Spanish Hair Gloss--A Chemical
compound similar to the natural oil Of the hair Sold by all
the druggists.
CIorious Triumph.-nfrs. q. A. Allen fs