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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01
Ncw-.scrScy Matters.

ITERATION, Fndny, JON. 81, IS'2.
Tie LEGISLATURE have requested the Governor W
have tie remains Of Col. Allen and Surgeon We Ter
brough, TO Trenton 10 remain here in slate one day,
and then be delivered to their ifiends
Last night, large numbers attended IN open Demo
cratic caucus to hear Judge Mars lustihcaiion
soainst charges of treason and disloyaty made in
10Th Homes against him rs editor OF 1he Iruc
dner.caa. .uoge Mar was candidate for current
printing. His defense WIS clear and able
Tae inll to increase the fees OF the New.Jerey
Commissioners of Deeds in other States was recon-
mntod.
The Governor has disratcbed agents to zee after
The remains of Col Allen and Surgeon Weller.
They are 10 received here 10y grand military escort
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PROF. AGAssIz's LECTURES.

10 he Editor AZ The ~ !. Tribune
SIR: A correspondent Of The TRIsrSk hopes that
the next Sabbath evening leeure' Of Prof Asas1iI in
Brooklyn win be given at The Academy Of Music That a.
undrrau5 will be done All persons desiring to contribute
10 the rem, Of the building for the purpose named may DO
50 by calling on NJ Fro,hnghsm the Nassau Bank Brook
yn No admission be charged for the lectures must
te nee But IL s probable that ii the amount Subscribed be
in,ne.n collection viii be taken up tue evening q the
lecture OlA'"H'
The next lecture will take place tomorrow
night at u o'clock.
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sNITH-On Friday Jan. 81, Of pneumonia Mrs Ann Smith
widow Of Jef-y smith and daughter the late Joel
Bunce Of Brooklyn, aged % yeaT.:
The fuuers will lake place from her late residence No. u
WeU Thirty fifth street Sunday, Feb. p a, o'clock
r. M The ni-pds Of the FAM are invited attend
without further notice.
TINGLEY- In ibis city Wednesday jan 80 Of consap
ton. Elisha D. Tug ey, lg'c 80 years
Eastern papers prase copy.
WEMYSS-I1 III. city IN Thurfdsy, Jan 30 Julia Wuren
eldest daughter Of Francis : snd Margaret t. Nemyo aged
Yeas, months and ~ days.
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Movements es Ocean steamers.
TO ARRIVE
fsassrugess Arrived

IN sf1am.lp Af,in f,0nl Lteypool and Que,asao,ea-
Sir A. McNsb. Mr.. NJ Sab. Ms Freeman ". +. faneay
.nnirgh ard fi,ni Jonathan Long1ise 4. J. Feenss
A. l.. Moyne. o. a Thomson, Armia hartman Mr. Cooptr
q. 7 KDisht. T. Leouio Nigert, Mr. Nhe-wright, A.
Jors art, Edw Dcey CoIbam Graz, Tbos Th9fbum J. A
Wgay. d Il. Micsbau. Hon. Mr. Porfman. Mr.. and Mrs
Barbour Mi.s Jobanns Has, Mr Ws"r ~. Wbcelsrslr
Sir .. McNsb servant Mr. Lgan. MI Re yFisse 81.
Gree A Rindet.
In siedmstp Blroro, t0m Honbuyg md SoHtta Dtos-
H. Fabian Louis Gont Mr and MIS-. fritz Ahrebd, joe
Huerchne o. H. r. schutlcis'. Rober. lianna, eBriete
Bower r. Tauhe J. ~. French Leonore G4rie,, Camilla
Ee mann OTTO Muller. H. y Moore James Ross L. Isrsl.
Ana Ehlsr h. Nssen Mr. and Mrs. CsI Shurr snd t~o
children.
In big Priac,ss R0poi fom Reymu9lCspt Wall late Of
big En- gire, sold ; A. CALENDER, w. Durst
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MARINE ID.

TRLEY-FERRIS--At Greenwich, Conn On " eilt'dAy
Jan lg bv t- Ke, Nm. A. HYDE Capt. 1are- : surrey
the shove prce Mi. Faucrs +. f,-sis oil s.suiod
COLE-BOW DEN-On Wedn-sdsy. Yam. ~ by tie Rev
Hrrry r Mont om-ry. Alo,rt to.e 40 May fIxaooin
d,ueht.r II ". H. Bow den, esq. al Of tbs city
uOFFNAN -WFsTERVEIT-At Pieiuout, on Wejne.-
dav Jan - by the Row ;. q. Htcbcocs Henry Aolusn
h Mi.. settle Ne'tcryr lt al Of Pieimout
N,CAULEY-NAN RASST--On "Wednesday. Jan y. 81 the
fe-uce II tho Rev Ira T. Stewart Daniel A. het saley
10 g.. Henrietta Il. Van Ranst, all Of this city.
MFFKs- nONFLL-On Wrdr e.day Jan. -. BY ths Rev.
Henry Darling Of Phlsdep his Joeph Me'ss 20 tsadine
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NlARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. .......JAs. 81
typapPi.

Sesmphip-Clty CHEW orb (Brl, Petre Liverpool John
@ Dale
ship-wiIlism Frotbiaghan, ssetson, HaUo. Boyd
Heincken.
Brk.-Paerro. Tnghau, Lisbon. Chamberlain Phelps b
Co. tsniic (Bremen) Fcihausen Baltimore, Brger Bros
Riie-ts lon (Br) Crowei Hun acos. D. H. Dow0E
scnoonrr-Dsr johnson. Stamford; Mary Fra, ces Hall
lett Fortress Monroe h. d. Hurbu Co Ab5le bradford,
Freeman Gibraltar kikerson; Daniel Holmes Holmes,
Baltimore McCready. Mott Co.. Msry hiankiD, Weber
o.tOn, Dayton Co Ann D. Newton Baltimore NJ bedeli
c Hsloc. Kelly Fall River, L. Kenny Sai.o, Ori5en'
Rio Grsnde del sud l. Is Eager.
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CAR PICKPoCRET ARRESTED. - eeterday
Officer Langley of the ysIth Precinct, arrested John
He on hafge Of picking the poke, OF George w Lane OF
No Twenty nnth street a. b. was ABOUT 70 saVe ope
Of the ears Of the Hudso1 River Railroad at the depot In
Jb first .tre.t and taxing Mr. Lanes wallet which con'
tanned The sccnsed was taken before guscr
key st JeAeson arket Police Court AMI committed in de-
fault Of $500 bail The wallet and the money were found Oh
the person of the accused
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FIRE IN HousToN STREET.-At about o'clock
last .veping fire broke out in the millinery store
of Jacob Loeb, No. 1863 Houston street. The stock
sosained damage 10 the amount Of s 900; Insured
in tie Brooklyn Insurance Company for WV: The
building, which is owned by Lawrence Gunner,
was damaged to the amount of $50; fully insured In
the North River Insurance Company.
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,,,u vopx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1862.

the same building, had their stock damaged to the
amount of 81 ,5G0 Insured for $1,000 in the Royal,
Merchants aud Manhattan Insurance Companies.
The building, which belongs to the Wolf estate,
was damaged 10 the amount Of 500; fully insured.
Total loss. $l2,5O)
The stock IN the cellar Of the building No. l9l, in
which the fire originated, was uninjured, the carbon
oil not taxing fire. The cause Of the fire is not yet
known.
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siNIAgUKE ALMANAC
.unRi,o.5;lOl Sets...........5:l3 MoonSs,s. $40
afGH WATER rHIs DAf.
sandy Hook. 927 Coz. Island ..lO:l7 HelPse III 5S
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The Rev. DR.. Cheever will preach in the Church
Of the Puritans tomorrow evening. Sucjeet- i"e
Submity OF the Present Crisis
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A CHILD BURNED TO DriTH.-fester1ey Cor
oner widely held On b, qpe. at No 2s East Tsenh street
on the body OF joan Comfy child ~hose clothes ba1 cis'
6re Al an oprn gate burning him TO death Verde,
Accidental death
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Cor. ToNPKISs's SEcoSD RrCINrSr y. Y. S. NJ.
Strenuous erertiOns are being made in this city,
and in Washington, 10 secure the promotion of this
officer 10 a Bngader-Genera'bip Col. Tompkins
has rfcn from the ranks, AID received Lis iist IN
structiOn in military natter when a lad while re-.
siding on Governors Island, in lS57, with his father
who wac then the commandment Of that post. Since
1871 b. ha. been closely identified with our State
Militia and from private has risen to his present
po.tion lie is the senior Colonel Of the New-iora
State Volunteer forces, and has been active duty
ia tho field since last April, and bas several oc-
ca,ion- acted AZ BhgaderGeneral. lie distinguished
HIMSELF while in command Of the troops at EDWARDS
Ferry.
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made asainat the Senator from Iodana that have
nothing TO do with the question. Tie Senator ha1
been in favor Of compromise, and be Kennedy hSd
the means Of knowing that he sympatllzed WIN tpe
efforts Of Mr.. Doul las TO rave the country IRON war.
lie alluded 10 a convention IN which Mr. D.itn'
reconstructed earnestly with MessFs. Mason ohly 'i'
and Beniamin, and denied their right TO seeeue'
Thousands o. Northern people wee oppoaed 10 mr.
Cion until all hope Of compounds was gone. os
WAS what lie always understood TO be TIE grounu "a
the Senator from Indsna. He Kennedy ""s w
po,ed 10 coercion until hopes OF comp,onise -,
gone Since THEN he coo Grated vita the oeiia'e 80
every measure TO carry on tle war, si'a ,os the
spsedv clo.e the conflict which row dislfHe'cu .ne
country. He contended that there was 40 wa, WA,
when ibe letter was written, and there eouiu h'''
NJ RiTGHT Dem, Ind.) said The charges were
on ,'nli lied that he dd not know as he coaid an
sV,sr nil but to the speech OF The Senator from
psnnsvjys,il Nyilmotj aud othors, he might make IA
few, remarks He said there had never been
oro.ifion for peace for eneen years he had mol
yottd for; there had never teen any political is'ue
bo md not voted against. lic waited the three
new senators lthose OF Missouri and Mr. Wiley OF
Virpimsl who had been absent to examine the
record, see il tue statement was NOS correct
Adjourned till Monday.
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CITY ITEMS

The Rev. E. G. BROOKS will preach in favor OF the
proposed amendment Of the Constitution prohibiting
the Liquor traffic, at hs Church, in Sixth street to-
morrow evening.
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spoken.

Dee TO- BAH Robot csre, i5S% sse wsS5 mo IN
ca.,sin wss suaesiDs from broken 'n""''
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Advertisement
A YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL Is HIS
HAD TO Know how il 70 the bet advantage get a
careful examination 81, Fowler WELLS. 3C@ bioSd"ay
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SHTFr IgfRoyINfSrs.-With the opening OF
Spring 10 il probable that the Chambers-sireet eX-
tension viii be converted from TIE filthy and dis
graceful condition ia which Il has ~ long remained
into a pnseb.e and de,en, thoroughfare. For nearly
two yesrs It haf, DUNG any continued wet weather
beeu perfect mud.hole, the property holders, or n
majority Of them maniesiing much obsiinaoy rela-
tive to the establishment OF grade. They have
finally agreed upon grade which has beeu con-
Grmod 10y the Board OF Aldermen. AZ soon las the
work be done by the City Surveyors, tie street
will be paved.
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CoSyTsTIoS OF JHE lRIsH SoCTErIrs.-Last
evening Convention Of the Irish Societies Of New
York and vicinity held at No. 40 Prince street,
for the purpose Of considering The matter Of cele-
brating the coming anniversary Of the birth Of s..
Patrick. james Sanford occupied the chair The
roll was called but the attendance Of delegates being
70 slim, the Chairman thought 1t not Advisable To
say much abou, the matter, and consequently tie
meeting was Adjourned until next Friday evening.
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SALr or 1Hr WAsHrNGroS HoTIL.--This hotel
nj .ua,ed at the corner of Broadway and Battery
place wa yesterday sold at auction at the Merchants
Exchange for 81 200.
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Tn NEW BELL.RrSGERs.-Of the thirty.slx
i,ell-Ringers, whose appointment rest with the
Mayor, the following appointments were made
yesterday:
Frank jordan 10 place Of Robert 2 Carroll Warrington
Market Cornelius Downey in place Of Levi ID White Post
Office JaLes Costa Ia place Of William Milet Washing
ton Maikot. James W hstt.son, City Hall, William A
waterbury. Ia place Of Charles Biufhtii ESSEX Market
sfr.et John shields IN place Hanson k.drald Jefferson
Market Reuben Nls 10 place OF Chse. Parkrs Union
Market Abraham j. Hoppcf m place Of Jane. McCu'AoT
Nount Norn. Jacob r.r,s In place Of William Taylor,
MARKET George Bsyn- in place Of Henry Rogers
City Hall, Alex cray IN place OIL John Van "ait J.uer
Ma,k.t thomas ~ Wilson IN pla Of Wm. n Swords,
Twenty .scoud William Banh IT, Ia place Il I'd
ward McCsh~ ioisvlr WIN simp'on, Ia plscr OF Chas
Ballch Marion street, VIM. Roses, in place Of John III.
Scight, Thirty third street.
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a Busy DAY Al THR CusToM-ilousE.-The ar
rivals OF the steamers City of New-York, City OF
Manchester, Glasgow, Africa and Bavaria win
large cargoes of Spring goods, made il unusually busy
in the Collectors department OF the Custon-liou:e
Yesterday. These vessels have come of the largest
crgoes Brought to this port, and some days will
eap,e before the goods can all be passed. The Gov
eminent has leased the Merchants Exchange for he
use of the Revenue Department. and on the fret Of
Nav The entire building will be turned over TO the
Custonl-Ilouse authorities. The present Custom
House ia to be occupied by the Sub-Treasury, the
increased paper currency requiring larger force OF
clerks and greater Office accommodations. The 40
say Office will probably occupy Its present working
BUILDING, and probably the front building now used
by the subTreasury, as Well This arrangement
il il said will dispense with the present appraisers
Offices and will really be saving on rent TO the
Government.
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SERIOUS ILLNgss OF LArRA KEEyE.-ltis re-
pored that the illuess Of Miss Laura Keene has as
sumed dangerous aspect, and that Der phys'clans
entertain hat slight hopes Of her recovery.
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MILITARY M,TTERs.-Ycsterday morning ~ men
Of Company F, It'll Maine Regiment, under command
o. Capt. Fletcher, arrived in the steamer Conuecti-
cut of the Norwich line, from Kandell's Mills and
were landed at Jersey City. They left in the 10
@ clock train for Washington, route for Camp
Griffin Lewinsve, Va. Several recruits accom-
panied ia. IN for the other Maine Regiments.
Company H. of the 5jth Regiment numbering -
men wac transported To Washington on lhuIeday
night. to Join the regiment on the Potomac.
FRr Is Pr,RL Yesterday morning,
about o'clock the five story brick building No lJl
Pearl street, waf discovered 10 he on fire. The
premIser were stocked with materials Of very In
i,nnmabe MIXTURE, and the flames communicated from
tie second oor, where the lire was first discovered,
10 the hoors below and above very rapidly.
The fret floor was occ1p,ed by 4. L. Ferris,
agent Of tho Carbon Oil Company. Loss, 5000;
insured in the United States and Atlantic Insurance
Companies for $1,000.
The second floor wac occupied by John VI. Moore
s Co., manufacturers OF green glassware. Loss,
800; Insurance.
The third and fOnrth lOor- were occupied by X. j.
Neidliner. Loss, $1,000; covered by insurance in
Firemeo aud Home Insurance Companies.
Tie fifth floor aas occupied by Patrick Walsh
cotton sampler. Loss, $500; no insurance.
The building In the property Of j. VI. Ward, and
was dam aged to the amount o$5 900; fully insured
Tho adjoining building, No. lS9, occupied by T.,
Patrick Murray, dealer IN black lead and drugs sus-
tanned damage 10 the amount Of 800; insured.
Tie building adjoining on the other side ID par
italy occupied by Hop ns Bros, window glass deal
ers, who sustained damage 10 the extent Of 800;
insured.
Wetz D. VetteT, dealers IN cigars pnd cheese, il
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United States Mail.
MARYLAND.
Posi- OFriCG DEPARTMENT,

Washington, JulJ 81, 1862.
PROPOSALS will he received at the Con-
tract Office of this Department until 10 o'clock
a M, on Tuesday. September 80, 1862, for con-
veying the mails Of the United States in Mary
land, from November l, 1852 to June 30, 1861,
on the routes and by the schedules OF depar-
lures aud arrivals herein specified. Being
wnh one exception, routes established by acts
OF Congress approved June and July Ia,
lS62)
Decision announced by October Z, 1862.
1925 From Balumore, by Hookstown to
PikesviIle, miles and back, G times
week,
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday,
ut a.. M;
Arrive at Pikesville by G a. m;
Leave PikesviIe daily, except Sunday
at 10 am: .s ... ...
Arrive al Baltimore by II m; 20 a
1896 From Beclleysgillr, by Grave Run Mills,
to Hampstead, 0 miles and back, once
awetk. 10 + ....
Leaves Beck levsville Saturday ut | am
Arrive At Hampstead by 2 pm;
Leave II lmpsicad Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Beckleysvilie by p nj.
3327 From Fullstor to Pteasantville, 8 miles
and back, three times a.wcek.
Leave fa!ston Tuesday, thursday, and
Saturday nj 4 p NJ;
Arrive ut Pleasanlvllc by p. m.
Leave P,casantyil" Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday al am;
Arrive ut FallstOn by Sam.
1928 From Saint Nicholas tSnnt Michael's
P. q. to Irond Creek Neck, / miles
and back, once II week.
Leave Saint Michael 5 Saturday AZ 3 p
nj;
Arrive at Broad Creek Neck by pm;
Leave Broad Creek Neck Saturday ut .
=. M;
Arrive at Saint MichaeI's by Il IN.
Proposals tor more frequent service, not
exceeding three times week, are u-
vted.
For Forms of proposals, gnarauy and certi-
i"tIe, and Instructions as to the conditions to
he embrlc,i in the Contracts see pamphler ad
vertiscmrnt. dated JnIv 81, 1862 10 be found
at The principal post Off on the routes.
NJ. BLAIR,
Aug. ii-Gt Post Master General.
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NO1rICEL-

WHEREAS, In obedience to request
w enanating from Mas Meeting Of the
citizens Of Al.eganY county, the Commission
ers OF said county met al their Office il Cum
berand, August 81 1862, to take ipto con-
sderation the propriety If making an ap-
preparation as a bounty to volunteers for said
county, under the call Of tLe President Of the
United States
Aud Whereas, CIRCUMSTANCES have trans
PRED, since the meeting . the citizens Of the
county, calculated to render sgeh an appro-
priation at this late day, unnecessary and
il appearing exceeding doubtful this
Bosrd, from tho genera, expressions Of the
views nf the citizens in regard 70 The matter,
whether the money could be procured were
an appropriation to be made
is hereby Criere9, by tho Z mmi$sion-
efs Of Ailegany county, that We decline
making any appropriation at this time as
bounty 10 volunteers.
Ordered, That the above order he pub
lishcd in the Civilian aud Telegraph for two
weeks.
Commissioned O6ice, Sept'r 3rl, 1862.
hereby certify the above to he true ex-
tracts taken from the infinite. Of the pro-
ceedings Of the Commissioners for Alleganv
county as lad Oh the 22d Of August, 1862.
....... JACOB BROWN,
Sept, ll-2w. Clerk to Comm'rs.
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sTTSS McKEAN respectfully informs the
WI inhabitants OF Cumberland, that she
intends to reopen school, on the lsoSepiem-
her, in the rooms over Mr.. Il. iaB3 store.
Having secured the assistance Of Mks. w HrrE'
she. can receive an increased nnmbcr of put
pills. \ few little boys will be admitted
TERMS.
$40 per annum; $50 for pupils under 8
years old So per annum for fuel and Sta.
tionery. ... Aug. 2l-3t.o
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Whiskers or a Mustache

in from three TO six weeks. This article is the
only one of the kind 'ed by the French, and
in ton lon aud Paris it Is IN universal use.
It j. beautiful, economical, soothing, yet
Stimulating compound, acting rs if by mn gir
upon the roots, causing beautiful growth OF
lUXuriaut hair. II applied to the scalp, it vii
cure BAL@SEss, and cause to spring up In place
of the bald spots ine growth Of new hair
Applied according to directions, it will turn RED
or touy hair DARK, ana restore gray hair to its
original color leaving it soft, smooth, and AeX-
ible. The "OyGrENr' i an Indispensable art-
Gle in every gontleman's toilet, and a'tcr one
weeks Use they would not for any consideration
be without it.
The subscribers are the only agents for the
article in the United States, u whom NIL order
must be addressed.
Price One Dollar n box--for sale by al Drug
gisls and Dealers: or n box OF the "Cngueut'
IVA runted to have the desired cfrccD will be
sent t" any who desire it, by mail (direct,) So.
culely packed, on receipt Of price and postage,
Sll3. Apply to or address
HORACE L. HEGEMAN & CO,
Druggists, &c,
N1rch %, Oily ~ William ST. y. YoIk
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Estate OF Andrew j. Mccoy.

NOTICE is hereby given that tbs subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Allegauy county, letters of Administration on
the estate Of Andrew j. Mccoy late Of Allegany
county, Md, deceased. All persons having
claims against said decd, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the l4th day OF Feb
runry, 1863, otherwise they my by law be OK
Guided from all bsne6t in said estate. All per-
sons indebted are requested TO make INN sdia,e
payment. Given under ny hand this 18th day
day OF August, 1852.
EPHRAIM TBRAsHER.
Aug. II, 1885. Administrster.
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Order Of Ratification.

Lewis A. Armistcad, J In the CircuitCourt
cs. for Allegany coun-
E.izabeth Armistead etal ~ as Cour. Of
Equity, No. G9l.
ORDERED that the sal lnade aud reported
" by Charles B. Thruston. trustee for The
sale ofthe Real Estate 10 the proceedings ia
this cause mentioned, be ratified ami confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 25th day oc August next, pro.
vided a copy Of this order be inserted in some
newsp1 pcr printed in the City of Cumberland,
once in each ofthree Successive weeks before
the 23d day of august, 1862.
Tho Report states the amount Of sale to be
500. HORACE RESLEY. Clerk.
True Copy: Test-HORaCE RESLEY,
July 81, lS52-3w. e.. Clerk.
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Notice.

II, HERR. was soce,Ted BY Iua, through tho
J. order vt Col Bruce, commanding post ut
New Creek, bay mare, w.'k t!H'a nate ago
sail. AMI the lei, HAD .oot white.
The said animal vas RAINING at large near
Rioeni ncton Nd, ami AercHy give notice TO
the owaer or owners Of said animal, that II they
do OF come forw ,rd On or before the Goth day
Of Ssptteuber, 1862, | vii thea have said ami
NAL appraised and sold Tor the benefit ot the
swuor or owners thereof after ds1uain%, e.
penfes Of said animal.
isaac FAL3fIFu.
Blo6pii agtop, Nd, Aug. =, t3tl.--..t.
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Estray Notice.

lHeganY County, to tgit.
I HEREBY certify that T.. II. Tracy, Agent
4 Of Cam"e land Coal i Iron Company in
said County, brought before rae, the lubscribef.
Justice of:hc Peace Of the State Of Maryla, 4 ,
in ard for said County, this 10Th day Of July,
1862, rs stray. ;rospassing on his enclosures,
a brown gelding, about , years old, IS lands
high, With n long tail and name and tlack feet,
no other visible marks about hiIn-has been
evidently used under the saddle and hataess.
Given under my hand this 3lst day OF July,
1862. u. SHERK?, J. ?.
The owner orthe above describeG horso Is
requested To come forward, prove rroperty, pa
charges and take him away.
En-. TRACY, Ag'tc. { 4Tco.
July 81, ls62-Sw.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-18
DT der Of Ratification.

William Frost, No % Insolygsls To October
rs. Term, 1855. IN the Circuit
His Creditors Court for Ahssany County.
ORDERED this 2sth day OF My, 1862, tina,
" tae sales of the real estate y William Frost,
mads and reported by Aten Gerry, trustee, for
the benefit of bis creditors, his second re-
port as trustee, sled in the abr,c case. be foti.
fed and confirmed, unless cas- 70 the contrary
thereof be shown on or before che Ist day OF
September ueGt-proviicd :rny Of this order
he inserted IN some rcwspapc: printed in Ale
Fnuy County, once in crch os-ti roe successir,
weeks Geforo tho Goth day OF hTzutt next.
The said second report -taCe, no amount OF
gales 10 be $4,000 Ii. RES nF/, Clark
True Cory Te't--H: EESLrY,
JAY 81, lsS2-@w CLERK