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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
II a I I RID "A d
1862. Mn - 1862.
NEW ARRA CEMENT.
% mLEs SHORTER tn OTHER ROUTE.


nN AND AFTER APRIL ID, lS62, trains viii be
" run follows
A Mail Train will leave Ziianapolis a. 400 n,
stop az all stations and n a. kokono
with train the Cincinnati en- Chicago Air lane Rail-
road for Logansport Nalparas KIND Chicago and arrive
Peru 400 T. NJ. In time make connections with
trains the Toledo and abas hallway, going kast and
West
Returning, the train IN leave Peru AZ i.Sb
T. N. making close connecto AZ kokomo with trains
from Chicago and arrive az ink napolis az Ais A. NJ
n time 10 make connections al points East, South
and West.
An Express train will leave n polls AZ l0l0 =. NJ
connect az kokomo with train Chicago. and arrive a.
Peru 25 A. NJ in time M. connection with trains
going East and West on the edo and wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the train vii leave Peru at 1900 n.
ater the arrival II trains T. r. ". from the East
and West and make close con ction af kokorno with
train the cincinnati and Chica sn AZ from Chicago.
Valparaiso and Logansport, and rive az Indianapolis at
4l0 NJ In Time 60 connect Wig the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other slnts.
Special attention given 20 III transportation OF live
stock, produce and merch andise Z neraliy.
DAVID MACY, General Ags& and Superintendent.
THEo. p HAUeHET, General Il ct Agent spl's2-ciy
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LAND DErAErxEsr IIIlSOus cs VITAL R. R Co.,
(kShisrss Of7re

Aessrs. Walw6rth. Hubbard Ck-Dear SirS have
used for two months upwards Shs Patent Gas Stove;
The Subtraction given IN u Gle anness
the time and labor saved IN is 81, together with the
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ATTORNEYS.

II ILBY FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor az Law.
IN PAYS cash Tor approved jad ylcrts and aeS.
also gotiAes loans, notes, &c Office - East wash
ngon street. upstairs, second door 90 the right hand op
posiie Glcnn's HoCk. octs
EOSEPH r MCDONALD a ADDISON /. ROACHE
- Attorneys and CounSelors Law. Etna Insurance
Company Bulding second floor, Pcnnsy lvaIaa street
j~l div
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswARE.

HAWTHORN 4 BUCHANAN. Importers Of China,
Gass and QuceuswsTe Ne. S3 East Washington 81,
Indianapolis, Indiana. dly
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MERCHANT TaILORS.

INEEpERlCk COPPER, Merchant Tailor. and dealer
ia ready made clothing and furnishing goods, No 2l
West Nashington street, opposite sentinel office my2s
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ItANPBEII. 4 ROYI.FS Book Binders and Blank Book
Manufacturers, No. 81 Fast Washington St. east oi
Genn's Block. up stairs. indianapolis. feb25-dd
nOUGLAS PALMER, Book Binders and Blank Book
- Manufacturers. No. SEA East Washington street.
over Afford, Mills Cos Grocery. may27
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NJ EDICAL
MEDICAL
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

MEDICAL
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
HAS WON FOR ITSELF SUCH REN0wN FOR THE
OF every variety Of Throat and Lung Com
plaint that il is entirely unnecessary for recount
the evidence Of its virtues wherever has been employed
As has long been in constant throughout this section
need not do more than assure the people its quays
kept up TO the best has been and that it may be
relied do for their relief all it has been found
to do.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Costivenes Jaundice Dyspepsia Indigestion Dysentey
Foul Stomach, Erysipelas Headache Piles, Rheumatism
Eruptions and Skin Diseases Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
letter Tumors and Salt Rheum, Worms, Gout, Neural
gia, as Dinner Pill, and Tor Purifying the Blood.
They are sugsrcoated that the most sensitive can
take them pleasantly and they the best aperent in
the world Tor all purposes Of a family physic
Price 25 cents per BOX; 3 boxes for 81.
Great numbers of Clergymen Physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent personages have lent their certify
the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedies. but
space here will not permit the insertion Of them. The
Agens-below named furnish gratis American Alma
in which they given; with also full descriptions
Of the above complaints aud the treatment that should be
ollowed for their cure
DO not be put Oft by unprncpled dealers with other
preparations they make more profit on Demand Ayers
and take others The sick want the best aid there Is
for them, and they should have it.
PREPARED
DIR. j. e.. AVER & co.
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From James A. Dix. E d, Bost'

One Of Steak BrOilers has leen in my family for
several months, and il has given The most complete salts
faction Steak cooked in Il uniformly upon the a-
bic tender and juicy The broer "A entirely superseded
the gridiron in my family
To ". Shaw ESQ.
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Mr.. Hubbard-Sir IL i nith pl,sSure that give my
testimony the great value Of the Stove YOU are now
offering the public The oeironnz regard a.
desderaium long needed in h0useeseping The fatigue
and exhaustion oecasloneo by mant hours spent the
ironing table in room heated 20 t<e ordinary ter,ner.
ture Is al spared by using your s1ve which heats the
irons quickly, and leaves eorfora This
j. equally successful broiler 1 ch more might be
said IN simple justice 10 this great "a Eention were h nee
essary. Respectfully, NJ W W EvKsrs
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From very large number Of testimonials we pre-,
the following:
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From DR. &. +. Hoffendahl, NJ. u.
Mr.. W. r. Shaw-Tear Sir Having used your Gas Stoves
in my house for n1nber Of years can cheeriuy
ufy 10 their utility both for cooking and heating.
Yours truly, C r. HoFFENDAHI, VI. D.,
No. 20 Somerset street. Boston,
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Arrived. SUNDAY. Feb. .

Steamship John Bell Scott. Liverpool Jan a. cotton 10
Williams Guion. jar g. oh Sable leland passed screw
stsamsr bound T. jan 26 on George Shoa passed steam
shp Arab a from New. FORK lor Liverpool.
Shin frank fierce tof Portsmouth, ". II Brooks Havrs
% dsys In ballast TO Hicks bell Hes been ~ days W. Of
the banks with strong westerly gales
Baken,ine b. Ws.on (of Phiad.phis), Niloushby, Pa
lermo ~ aud ~ tom Gibraltar, fruit 20 j. T. Wsrd
jan a. lat IS 80 TO- ~ spoke bark Eliza Pie OF and for
Boston Csdz Hs, had heavy weather on the coast sp
msnssil
B.rs Lubs (Iubso Leopolst, Rio ysnsro via 81 Lucis
and kcy West, 90 coffee TO Punch, Mencke Vendt
the Highlands different times and blown of has
received some damage.
Bari Ceder Breml Koh Bremen 81 days, rndss and 10
psss RugeT Bro Has been IL days soundnss. with
r.. sses and i0ss.
Brig Andoyer Dr., OF Kiuss,on, Jam Lspee, saysnAis
Hsr Jan To- los~ood and pimento Henry de Coid,ya
Co The brig May Lowell Johnston, sailed 18th Tor BsrA
River. .
Bi. Thomss Turui (cf New Haven't Thompson Msyss,:s
r. r. jan 10 sugar to L. W. r. Armt'oig, OF New ne
ven Jan % lat "a 49, Ion. 20 TO- passed scbI Ben Williams
bound 5. Sailed In company win sehr 4 Lsms)ef ."
New York 49, - A, 4, w..
Cruz ian 8 hide, aud mahogany 10 Dennis fshns e0'
schr Bilow (of Bruuswck Given. Hsvsns ~ a'y 'pn@
trrpentiI- . Msi.lsnd, Phelps L 90
scfr. America Keynolds Providence Nose
Soop q e.on. Rhodes, PROVIDE oce, mdsc -.
ss.ms, .,ehs.t~r, Jons, Providence. mdse 70 EdvUt
BynneI. -
BELOW-BdS Scotland ,y.-,. CA. r.. ..u.-,
sIifED-Jsu l. steamship North Star. Tor Aspin~M
- . n ...m.hio Civ Of NewYoTk for Liverpool
WISD-Mornins from N.N"., eleAi 'urses, NV Light
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If WAYS and Means Of a communication from M.
Chase, which had been expected, iudOrtng tie legal
tspder and oiher feature of The bill. Tie coumu-
f;c,fion WIS forwarded on "Wednesday, lat for come
urexrlsii ed reason oi nct reach tie Committee IN.
III Frilay noon, too late 30 lie read and considered
before the bin came up. Our private a1vic's from
Washington are that the bill viii pass, although with
ore opposition from the Democrats ihan waf an-
licpated, tie PRINCIPAL s,umbre-block being TIE
legal tender elsufe. Several amendments viii he
made, one very proper ore, TO pay interest on TIE
public debt in gold or silver; also, one declaring
United States Stocks free Of all taxation by States
An amendment will alfo be pressed allowing the
public or corporations 10 deposit not less than sO'
Of Demsuo Notes with any Sub-TreasuIcr, receiving
therefor certificate Of deposit bearing Interest Nj
The rate Of rer cent PER auuum but no interest 70
be allowed on sums left lee: than thirty days
All deposits TO be payable on demand ana al IT.
leresi to cease al tue pleasure OF the Secretary
Meanwhile, delay is throwing very heavy los'er
uron the public creditors, forcing them to sell
tLcir claims 10 Shylochs nJ 50l0 = cent discount.
II the Secretary Of tie Treasury would but Issue
simple certificate, with or without interest, Tor
audited aud certified claims, stating That the Govern
ment would pay such and such sums wAeueyer II
was prepared with money or Treasury noies, II
would largely secomm )date the public creditors,
and cradle them to make their Negotiations with
much more facility.
The Beekman Fire Insurance Company has de-
clartd Il dividend OF y cent, payable on demand.
Tie Manhattan Company has declared a dividend OF
4 cent, payable on the l0tn insi.
The Dir ctors OF the Bank f tie Republic In view
Of the unsettled state Of aIs have resolved to pass
their usual bsll-yeHrly dividend. The Long lsIauc
Bank Of Brooklyn has declared dividend oil 4 y
cent, payable On demand. The interest due Feb.
on The fret mortgage bonds Of Il Cleveland aud Ma
honing Railroad Company, vii be paid at the Office
of Messrs. Ward, Campbell 81 Co. 81 Wall sueet.
Mr.. Opdy he has written a ltIt,r upon tie fnancla
questions Of the day, which will be found il anothe
cOlumn.
Mr.. Barney has not yet decided to close the nego
tiations for leasing the MerchanIs Exclange. Som'
bubble delays his action.
Tie exchanges a; tie Bank clearinghouse Til
morning were 81, 1884, 49, 30, and the balances are
81, O2i 666 IS. Tie exchanges for tie week endin.
to-day were s93,79l 6-9 % being daily average
Of SIS, 63l ,93S H. against Sl6,OG6,32G % for thu
week ending on Saturday last.
OF the receipts for duties during the week
81 ,ll9 &c in Treasury notes bearing interest
and the remainder in demand notes.
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nisaafera. Re.

M. s.Y. RIsaeoLD (wrecker) Merritt sAiled ihis morn
b oil cs.ks The asstsnce Of brig Lois previously
.Is Ashore a, South Bay LIGHTHOUSE
scgE AxlsL (wreeker) Blair sailed this morning -
bs s,.nce OF the bsIt Agnes Gardner previously rspesd
''RsrrsssD-Dan!si bsk Orsund, Dahl, from Nsw.YorA
Ian 81 or Cor returned TO repair having L.. pst u miles
Of BsInegat experienced bravy gale from r., during
blch spruLs leak stove buwsks and damaged sasi Wa
keep hesyy 10 keep sm going
sshoye which stIsined spAis badly
NEwpoaT, Feb. 1.-The schr Sppea from Provinocsowns
with cargo Of h,h rem Now Yo, supk lest night 10 sss
b. r. Of n.srd Tail Light, crew s.ysd..lby t.ssrpn 49,
NwYork FOR Antwerp here ksky, cargo shiRsa ana ~
OF bulwAyts IT.. A. ~
PLrxourH jan i2.--Tbe Janet kibop, CAs, ion ~
York slipped her snchor dprpg the gale, and tsocsSe
ground B,en Bay, but has since es"" 'e"e" 's~" -
~.
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The Reading Steam Forge, 10 be sod at Reading
On Tuesday, 4th Of February next, Ii well adapted
for the manufacture Of the heavy plates required for
iron-clad steamers, or any other heavy forge-work
required for Government purposes.
Copies Of an abstract Of The Reports OF the Insu'-
ance Companies Of ts city, may be had ~ the Office
Of Mr.. Nicolay, No. 80 William street.
In the money market there is some increase IN
activity, caused mainly by the changing in loans IN
stock circles but rates before quoted, 50o y
cent, with perhaps fewer transactions at the lower
rate. The offerings at bank are quite moderate and
the mercantile loans continue 10 decline. AZ some
Of the banks put their Government securities IN the
daily statement It il difficult to ASCERTAIN the exact
amount Of mercantile loans, but they certainly do
not reach s75, 900 000. At this time last year they
were $i2i 100000. The specie reserve in the state
mehi Of nonosy will probably show some increase.
The actual amount il abOu - O00, 600, al incresse
Of nearly $o,Oo,Oo0 since suspension. The increase
in individual deposits is arge-ovcr ~ 300, 900 dur
ing toe week The actoal figures show the follow
ing movement Of the items since August ~ when
he first Government negotiation VIE made:
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NEJE-JERSEY ITEMS.

EpUcArIos IN NIw-JERsEY.-The annual report
OF the Superintendent Of Public Schools in New
Jersey shows that the number Of these in operation
last year was 669 which were attended by l3I ,5'S
pupils, or 50 264 on sn average. In Il cities and
towship, the schools are free. Thes Of money
raised and expended in 1861, was $40 l23, an ill.,
crease Of en- 1888 as compared with 1860. OF this
sum $50, 900 was appropriated by the State for the
support of public schoOls, $4,000 for the Normal
School and 81 200 for the Farnum Preparatory In
s,ue. The remainder was rnostly raised BY local
taxation, 80, $40 having been derived from " other
sources"
Here we have tho figures for the entire State OF
New.Jersey. The s,stistcs Of the public schools OF
THE city showed, in 1861, total attendance Of
IGO, 94i pupils; daily average attendance 62, III.
The Board of Education estimate their expenses this
year at over 81 100000.
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The HUTCHINsONs.
r. ne Ed.tOy II IA. ~ V. Iritra.

10 he Ed,toy " TIE ~ Y. Iritras
Sin: The HutchinsOns sang here last evening 10 a
large audience and during the concert introduced and
sang, with fine effect, the prohibited poem, immedi-
ately after which gentleman arose 10 the audience
and read protest, or paper, numerousiy signed by
leading and influential citizens Of our city, and which
sub,oin. The unaninity and enthusiastic applause
which followed the reading Of This payer evnoed the
indignation which the friends Of freedom In New
jersey feel toward thoec Generals who outraged 'De
free North in the persons OF the Hutchinsons
The undersigned citizens Of Nowsrt \; y. as, bs he
Hutc6issous a. the camp Of our sodisrs on the - "A
.s spt consistent with the liberty whh w ~ -ct
tsss nts Iic~l have bscs productive Of s'es A'Fs
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK. ........Fss. /
Cleared.

s,e,mship.-Nor'h Star. Jones Apiuwsll, D. b. AleD,
Chespease, Cr0wel Portland ~. Il. Cromwell
ship Garnet BisJend. Boston, Aesmih Sons; York
shire Fairbiik. Liverpool G. H. NsrsIsli Il 60.
Baria-R A Alien. Pz't-n. foltlaod h. Bonner; Mary
kJra Ma'theys Fr,,ol tng j. ". Flwel a Co; Ger.
tfude Bartlett Sydn s. " >. W. r. W Cameron Noysssr
Freeman. riirsie, Bas.st BaDr q Co Goethe lbpSn
E1ler MataHg4s.ths lie lrrc.
Bf.c.-G. -. Bsi U &c iprerl Cichft Havana. j. T.
Ward Co.; ilsunsb Oar n t6Eb III mp.ou Gloucester,
q. NJ Hul.yt Ab.,r r,, Tor (5r) Tap-y, bot nos H.
-7aoid. Jane 3D.. Chshem. uzinils. Brett Son Co I,
L fuont Gar, Ceii,, Is, = Ward & Co
-choone-s- .erpfia ~ 0nu d. jscn o. d. r. bewolfi
A.thra irwry Dtsrs blend, d ). OOodsis Orion lBrl
roain kfrgstoo. Jam. J D-2'ey.
sl-..,--S, ..i,i, Ro.s N-v. Iiayrn x. 8 Racket
S..sar--h. sanori 54oiod, Philadelphia, r. Perkins
agent
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DAIsIsBE
cRAFT-MANcHEsTER- a,

FT-MANCHESTER-At Hsren. on Thur'dly, jan
o. by the Rev Dr. Lord iei E.ysh x. Get 'ih keri-
eut ued states ARTILLERY, 20 Jul J., eldest gutter VI
James Marches or, stq oi the above place.
Providence IsIrfs please copy
KIpD-JOHNSON- o. WrdDs'dsy Jan. % BY the Rev
Thomas hasiins-. Thomas A. Kidd 10 Louise, second
daughter Of llelD T. Johuson. esq all q this city
LANE ONSON-At Gloucester Mas, On Thursday, jan
~ BY the Rev Oeofls Lyle Richard Lane Of this city
1, sarah r. eldest daush Vi Deose r. Nonsou, e "
Oolcrster.
Fofi,nd. Ne, on Tue'dsy,
Jsn. 49, ~ the Rev ~. Moore. BIZ !. l. Lara - Of
III. cry 10 Aii.. Sarah 81 daughter Of Royal Williams
OF Portland
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1870 oS
Tie Trustees have ,ecared scrip dividend of 80
y cent upon all policies forthe whole term OF life now
in force. which were issued II months prior 10 Jan.
1862, aud payment Of 20 y cent upon dividends
heretofore declared from 1901 1860 irclusye, 10
be paid in cash 10 those holding certificates, on and
after the iir,t Monday 10 March next upon Tesenia-
ton at tie Home Office; those having credits Wi lie
allowed the came upon their notes at the settlement
of next premium.
From he annual report Of the New-Jersey Rail
road we gather the following statement;
c.,,., - ..............94 or, 200 ~
fuuoed de s's''ss''s"'
Profit and .......... SJ15 va -
Lest smouut tsid for re-
ls,ing road with lie" ~
rsils..,............... 25o-b II
tJ2J I38 y
uiViaeHi JAZZ l. p'3 A"'' ''' - b.3130 ~
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Yhefe s nothing Of importance doing IN foreign
eas. II quotations n before given. Banker
es'lrf iPll3l. There il n rather better supply
u commercial signs.ures. France are 5.05c4.95.
freighss Are rather dull, and raies are easier. t.
Liverpool the engagements are: $1,000 bush. Wheat
"Tt@I a., in bulk, aud Sd. in bags, in American
mi - goo eu,h. DO. !! sd. IL ba.s IL ne-;Eal yes
ssn 1850 hbla Flour 81 n 3d., IN American, az
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Tx SroRN.--The snow storm OF Friday morning
caused slight delay In the arrival of some OF the
trains on the New jersey Road On the New-York
and Erie Road beyond SSifens, the snow fell to q
depth Of about two fest, and some Of the trains on
Saturday night came in about three hours behind
time. The sleighing OH the roads leading from
jersey City was in excellent condition yesterday,
and the livery keepers were unable IN supply
the demands made upon them for vehicles
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b BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SNArNo.-Very extensive prerarniicns have been
made for the great skating carnival that ia to be
given tbs evening on the Union Pond. in Wilii.ms-
burSb. 1t is announced as grand fancy dress Mill.
tary and civic entertainment Two bands Of music
aud grand display OF fireworks, costing several
hundred dollars will contribute to the interest Of the
occasion.
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Tie las, call on tie Bank loan 10 Government has
not yet been made. The Banks are prepared for It,
and some oil these institutions viii hereafter decline
10 receive Treasury notes on deposit which have
been hitherto resolving them In Boston these notes
are selling at y cent discount, because the Banks
generally decline 10 take them in any way, ore rea-
.on for which il thu, their charters forbid them
paying out anything but their own noses.
The cause VI lie poslponement Of the Currency
b.ll 70 Monday wu IL. nop receipt BY ~ Committee
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NJ" ~


Tor.I ON ASo Ngg-Repacked Mes. ss4; lat month,
Glgl; this drr s.t veal So helHrseG Chicago a.. ~
list month. 100, q j, date last year. rs Neoad tei 20
izst month y the date Last year. 3D. Refuse Mr,s W. ia
mon h. ~ ibis dar last year go Rene HMt ,A
mouth, o, TIL. dac lst year. Other kens. sos az
month. 900 t. dale year ~. To- ri ne he,a az
is.t month, So. tt- dre iost year lh5L Coely Hes
-; li month 1895; Ills dss lot year a"l 1oiHtS
Prime l1 la,t month t3 tuis cate sst year S3l -
Boz prcied c. ~ nlpth - tbs de lat year fen
u n.lsc 81 bbs. lr4ti lat month. Pr ~ thi' dNe il
year. - - togasil 49, Last month aos9s tns GATE iasl
}. ~. 81 "a
EtE- he demand contipuca shi, and have ony to
notice fnial SALE 4 q o4ita "a. Ia IT,
sU0AHSIle soiu,y vosti.i ha. checked buiues'; he
sact afe ia hid. including % hds Cuba 1t &c 100 b0a"-
Havana a. g. - 1rs do on pivse terms. hen-d
aTc steady o. previous ra.e-.
sALi-Ih, sc' 8. um. the demand f.; sslcs Of 1000
husn. Liverpool mound. from STORE a. = ~
SEEDS Coyrrs,td Is la limited demand end l. heavy
sale Of - bs,s 90 &C.
TALLOW market 10 dull, sales o. 10000 70 prime
O. atgic
WHISKY il iu limited demand and tie market il lower
,s-cs Of 80 bois, etKjdIJtc.
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Prins........ as o. 1853 32
RumIt....... "a 10 % u
>. sfuse Mess. l3i ~ % d
r.. ne Pine. 80 .. 10 =.
Other Refuse q E. 6 81 40 2i
UiiusT ,e,ed.J4Is 1894 22o8 $40 a2f9 s0ll


To'aIl..-..-I,U.b t,I4 4t0J 2,t68 Vbi6 I+1'f
GOAL On AN9 NV Cleir .9,. set month. 80 uhs
date la yea~ si Mes. H. ls- morth luo' ~ date
ti ,eii LILO Iii Nee, loj; last month 4i5; d T. date
LAT yea 3D. zine Mr 5s lat mouh2 ,is dare l,'
as Eltk, .; lat month - this date las year ~
llns 2c'4 h.. month 5O,. IN. dae year. 1888
HumIs is lsi month 40 this dne last yeA - Ken'e
80 -. % .''''" 80 ~, ~, " a., 9e''. III r,n.,
Rrus ld@; last month"; 2,l,ni this date lost year 1890
a sprcei. p 94 lat month b. ~; tii date last year,
81 - IotAs4',!iO Jas. mouth, 81 5lJi t date last ye-r,
Al
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Passengers Sailed

Ia lship CDyof Nec York Jo' Lireypo0lMss Sarah
": Meg lie. Fanny Chsr.ri, Ni-s r. Leonid. b. Ndel.
Wm; > rrr-h. Geo. nass j. c. Todd Andrew Mclean,
nr l.. 0wea. Felix 1ri~nu,srd Thos Parker, VIM. L.
bantoe'on: ,. w. Ma'io Emanuel isrt, John II OGDEN
500 wife Or A. J. Van hik-t-n. wife snd chi J. Robert
Lisiugaon, J. Potiirr rJz, Pr ,gave n. L. Morris J. J.
Brown, Wn'u.y. Mr. Lee John Roberts with pssseD-
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them with greater love Of freedom and ps,ot,m, h.refors
=, not ppr0ve II - orders isnrd bet do heartily
condemn the urss puT,ped ny Gems Kes.y Franklin and
Mcclellan 10 ordering The feed mlov.ns Huielinson from
their euc1mpne for seg song that the friends Of liberty
eyeTyweefe must approve
Aeu1jk y. j., jan 20, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
Pass~ngers Arrived

In trg = Ho'd"tn; from hiu'ren--E. Pieron OF New.
York 4. Er~ick and lady Of England r. 0oodA Of Nina
titln.
Ia 'ehr Mo'e' B. B,omhiH. from Maiaoa-Nr. Bsneoct,
u. :. Consul at Malaga
Ia bITS Montexuma, from Ba,badoes-Mr Macouronns and
family