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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JAs. s-Before
Judto LEITs.

NOTICE TO The BAR.
At the opening Of the Court the Judge stated that
the ndsr would be called through In lie orJer and that no
c..e. would be set down II counsel redJ their
cA... would BE- put down 10 the foot ofthe Calendar.
made in the PTirs csses, SITES art L.
Woodford H. 3 As.s,sn, DstrictAtofney appearing Tor
the Gov.rm-u and Mr. Edwards for tho claimants alter
which the Court adjourned.
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fAdvetisementl
"CFNTRA, PARK SKATE EMPORIUM. -

SsArEs 6u % crats TO $50 Everything 10 the shsnne
PAxLoK SKArEA We make specially OF SKATE
Coyoy gR x WALKEK, No. IA Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

Relnsnins for floating debt aud preferred o5so
The road had last year now full business one
way only. The track and equipments are in trst-
rate order, ard the Long Dock in full use. So far
az can now be SEEN the Preferred stock OF the Ele
Road is as secure Of T. cent as New-iork Centred
OF 3 cent.
We comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive Of slecic) from the port of New foNI to
foreign ports for the week ending JAM:
1860. 1851. 1889.
For the week ........AlOi2,g s7 A255,T3 eIHo,VlO
Included in the exports Of domestic produce for the
week, are Is bbls. pOtashes, 5,s72 ID beeswax
s. eco Lbls wheat -four, 1876 bbls. rye flour, OBS
ibis corn meal. 3s2 ,20 bush wheat, 5i,6l2 BUSH
rye COO bush. oats. 1927 BUSH corn, l,237 boxes
candles, $50 tuus COAL $50 bales hay, 295 bales
hops 20 bbls. resin, so ibis. pitch, 1853 gallons
whale oil, G.2s7 gallons sperm OIL 100 gallons lard
OIL 100 gallons linseed oil 1875 bbs. pork go bbls.
and ,Ii ,cs beef, 1885, 57 II cut meats, 49, 1875
II bu;tel, 702 GS2 Ii cheese 1913 O2 ID Lard i3l 696
10 talow, 2,413 pkgs. crude tobacco, and 2,i73 ID
manufactured tobacco.
The following are Thompson Brothers quotations
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Az EASY Lovrn.-Ye.terday, Officer Dyckman,

Az EASY LovER.-Yesterday, Officer Dycsman,
of the Es.ex Market Police Court, rested Wa. NJ Griffin,
alias m McDonsd on charge II bigamy eppcars tha,
on the 18th Of June 1870 Griffin under the name u Melon
aid wooed add won the hear a fair young lfishwomtn
named Ann McAu.y VII ia due Tine be was married y
rector of Anis Church BrookyD snd chat on the Ji
ions Of Apn Cameron also If lh birth then residing al No
933 East Twelfth street elso rnsrred TO her Ann the
second discovered that ouh she lad surrendered hef
whole heart william he only devo,cg por Ion u hs
love to her She uad her dmly and utter ss.onisheot
hat she lis sec,d living wbeeupoo she caused the
aesf o. he bgnit who taken tef re Justice Osborn
In support Of the conaia. mrla.e certificates were oferee
the Rev DIR Benz. C. Butler Of 81. AIMS Church.
81 oay and The Rev Geo acCloky OF the Church
OF Nativity in Sec nd The accused to the
com plant By stating that his real VIM NJ Griffin,
that i've o Ireland q years Of married had
children aud ided Place in particular and that his
Of 81 40 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

CrsrRAL PARK-SLEDDIsG FOR Bors-A piece
Of ground favoraby situated for good run with
seds distance Of 200 to 800 feet has been prepared
ON the Park east Of the large skatingpond and near
Fifth avenue between Seventy second and Seventy
fifth streets. Boys who would prefer good slide in
the Park to the laborous processes practiced IN the
stree,s-the streets not being Inclined although the
boys are-may find this a good place, their parents
willing, " try their sleds while the snow lasts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

Tnr Ior IN THE HARBoR.-The wind at sundown
ssr evening was from s. ). E., and moderate The
loose ice tina, has been lying the Brooklyn shore
for the past days has shifted over to this side OF
the river, making it impossible for small boats to
navigate Several vessels came in from sea during
the evening, and anchored under Jersey City, which
We have been unable to getin time for this mornings
edition.
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L. g COMMISSIONERS OFFICIALS. s.-Beforo Com
ui.xfo UsH
INTERFERING WITH cow

ISTERFEnING WITH A CONVENIENT UFFItEH.
John Holloway, q slevedore, was committed lot
trial on chase Of interfering Nth Officer Of the Cu'on
h. IA the discharge OF his duties on board The
The Comui.sortr determined 20 admit HIN TO ball
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nnrkets-CAgIYuLLr EKroATyp poy TBg n. YTnIauIa
MKprksnAY, Jan 1901.


ASHES IN better request md hfer though pr es
somewhat unscued ssc Of Pots aud Pearls at t6bI3
EEk5NAN IL quiet. but ann at .laJ1c. for yellow
COTfONIhe dennnd continues light, ard We notice no
esen change la pce sales Of IJtc20O bales at about 90
dJtc for Hidjlng Upsd, and do Gulf An auction sale
Of "conabaud Seelsland Cotton viii be held by The Gov
tIiday neyt at Nos G5 and ~ W att, street
COfFKkThe maiket for oil dsse iptions excerpt ko L.
rnt but very fm Rio has been IL fair demand and nl
prices are Ined We hear ~ sales 10 day VI 800 bags al
~ az c. according TO quality We quote:
Eio............... IL. d20 BOMBAY ...........- q
dtftth ..........2 n24 Lsgusyrs dN
Jt'g...............l3 40 tosn Kica..........- a.
Jsmacs............- o. lSt bouango.........9 no
CoAlDonssic has been "a good dsnspd and the market
- val ef inner Influenced y limited receipt, snd oecir1s
ing s>ct sales o. ns and iag, i've from yard At F4~+'P
'sn FoTssn has been IN moderate reguest aud common
9uaies are better owing 10 reduced supply sales oil sIb
t9S New keiton Main at 1873 $50 tups Scotch steam az
cash
pAsDIEs-Asutu.lps us u limited request s'leas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

glee and madrgal soiree, complimentary 70
Henri Apply, the violnist, will be given at bod
worths Saloon, No. 500 Broadway, by number OF
his friends, both professional and amateur, this
Thursday evening" Jan. g. to commence at so'cock.
Mr.. Apply has often and with great lbelallty given
his services to others. He deserves this occasion
a crowded room. The entertainment by Messrs.
Connolly, During, Jameson, and Walker, and Mrs.
Jameson, Mrs. Walker &C., will be excellent. Mr..
Apply also will perform. The programme will in
clude:
Piano uphs March 5tb Symph Beethoven
''''D T. Morley. A. D. 1905
A GesWhie the Moon .hiue' bright. Bishop
Sopg-Ah Maiden those reaTiy tears H. hod"eN
Thomas Ford. A. D. Ice.
g. Violin solo-CoDcerto in minor. Mendei.'ohn
AIdslte Finale. NFs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

SEVENTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLICAN CLUB.%
The German Repub lean Club Of the Seventh Wsrd held
large meeting last Tue .dsy sh At No. co Rutgers street for
the election OF officers tie year G2 Henry Bremen was
called to the chair aud Dr. kedel chosen Secretary The
following officers were elected: President, VIM Hsppe;
Vice President Chr Johns; Secretary, o. T. kloz, Tress
urer Henry Biemer; Delegates to the German Republican
Central Committee. Henry Beuer O. r. Klon Chr Johns'
Substitutes David Lihteuhen Henry Moudes julius Toms
NETWORK STATE TEMPERANCE SocKTY.-The
Annual Meeting Of the NewYok State Temperance Society
will be held 10 the Rev Dr. sh.ldon's Church. Fifth street.
Union Depot, Troy, on Wednesday and Thursday Jan
IS and l6 1862 commencing at II O'Clock m; afternoon
session at O'Clock, and evening session at o'clock The
Honorary Life Directors Life Members Annual Members.
and Of City and County Temperance Societies are
urged to attend All Temperance Societies AID Associations
the invited send Delegates this meeting
the friends OF Prohibition generally invited to participate
in the discussions OF the several sessions Of this Annual
Meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

nsbs Hosting battery will prove important suIsy 1t The
present crisis. Respectfully. your cbeient servant
Ncto- York, Jan. 8, 1862 J. ERICSSON.
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Advertisement.
A YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL IS HIS
HxAp To know how the best advantage, ga
careful examination 81 FoNLkR WELLS, ~ biosa"c'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

THE Nsw CLERK OF THE observation-disclosures
day morniog James N. Sweeney, the new Clerk OF
The Board OF Councilmen took the oath of office from
Mayor Opdyke. and forthwith entered upon the
duties of bis office. On the day previous Mr..
Sweeney fled his official bond for 81 900 with the
Controller MIR. John Clancy became his surety
No change has yet been made in the Assistant Clerks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

There continues TO be speculative movement in
8o'd, and ts rate to-day has run up TO 3iai cent
premium. Part of the demand comes from boarding
sporton from parties who gave notes previous 10 the
suspension payable in coin, ald another portion from
ns bullion brokers, who are getting together large
NS In anticipation Of higher rates. The banks col
shoe to pay out ss4a amounts il redemption of teir
circulating notes, having apparenly an apprehension
" uouole should protested circulation be returned 70
ue Bank Department. Meantime, the specie re-
s<ve OF TIE banks ia slowly increasing and stands ID
o., somewhat over 0OO, OO0, against s23 800 600
On Saturday, when those iusiitut;ous susrena.d
Inc 'oahs, Oh the Contrary, have decreased about
ta,Gso, 1000. A''''
'lr Cisco has made no further call On the hanks
meg are not yet prepared with Treasary Notes II
meet il.
Mr. Coe Of the American Exchange, and Mr.. CsI.
~.in Of tie National are in Washington a. a Com.
Aiee 70 arrange the details Of closing the oLa Treas,
ay Note loans. '''"
Aoe 'eaa'er to-day from Boston took $3.50. 900 in
T''e' lie saturday boat from this psr il ia gi.
mated vii take bali million or more.
o "Ac"shges at The bank Clearing IIouse tli-
"oTsing were si5,S8i, 4s3 80.
Inc New'World Ere Insurance Cou,panv bsyo
~e'aes seul-annual dividend Of y ce,n nav,Le
=, "e i~h insI The Goodhue Fire Insurance Co
s'"' payable on demand. The Chicago. Bur-
- ave quincy Railroad Co. will receive mann.
1' mil February 10 for 50. 600 frs, ,oor,rao,.
'''''' payable January D. 1881, for tie ,n.ip~ ,saS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

THr EroBrH OF JAsuARY.-In commemorstion
of the Anniversary Of the Battle Of New-Orleans'
the National and State fagr were displayed upon the
Cry Hall and other public buildings yesterday, but
no other demonstration marked the event. The va
wigwam, which, for years and years past, has been
all abaze on the recurrence Of this event, was last
night dark and desolate, the Tammany Society hav'
lug made no provision for the usual celebration The
subject was mooted some time ago VI . council OF the
Sachoms, but nothing came Of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

EAD-Pt. (. qule. but tfa ct 81 fsr .et Spanish and
Gsi mn, 80 - iof Ds.oa Bar she. and ripe
.. steady - sds.c. Old Lead conmaidstie
IATH- Tie msie f.usip- quiet out the supply " sns
and holders arr f at 9sa ~ for and 81 t1d
81 20 for smaller lots O. the trace
fNEFR nsrf. 4. f.trer quit bot hrmer FOR Fast
EN- srucs and Pine Ttof owing 10 tho sbt stoeh of-r
the n it-< receipts Immediately Ia pfo'Iet o"V
ioes sold a. . a. ssns time
LlME-Th. nsss.t 10 doh hut the s,eci and srri,s Hs
United pre.s sc for common Rochsnd
add ? ! cash f,t Lamp
LTATHfR-Osi sole has been In rsh~r better demand
be, MOI .c,ef prices unchanged. H.uSek SOLE has
been scVe demsnd. snd price, are t'mer Slaughter
PIPER IN rough l. dull al nominal.
MOLaS IS he dsusLd is very light though the Daih-f
nearly des ptsn continues nFm .Alss q 10 hd'
Porto hico .; sc. 49,.
NAILS .e.dy ct DC for CUT 4ic for Cneh sndi1.e
q nOs. foI " runsit Horse. -
NAVAL STORES sso quiet but the sioct ~ all linds &
small. and pfice. nm sses Of 40 bt. spirits Iurpsn'
tic o. "a y toa cash and 10 bhs low No. ko'in
g. - y 10 n $4,000,
GfLs-ghs ma 10 n quiet, but ,tesdy ssss Of go bb'
Crude hale 81 tSc cash Lnss.d s,s slowly IRON Ifrsh-
err hand. SAFE, b. csstS AID 10 hb. We quote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates, as compared wild those Of the previous
week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

THE Qursrros.-The Debating Club OF the New
York City Library Association will hold meeting
at the rooms of the Association, No. 3 Abingdon
square, Blocker street, this evening. The question
is. 1" Fan the Rebellion be Suppressed without Abo'
ishing 8 avery Z" The public arc invited to attend
Platform free 10 all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

Corros From EyRoPr.-Tbe steamship Bremen
from Bremen, arrived yesterday with 436 bales o.
cotton on freight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

LECTURE on IRxLASD.-The Rev. Dr. Treeham
Gregg late Of Dublin and London, will lecture this
evening before the American Protestant Association
ut Irving Hail. His subject Is " The Past and Flu
ture of tho Irish Nation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

GUssf BAGS are O. lei 81 IS. = he, clb
OrNSY CLOTH 10 dull bu, h ~ It lie. cash
GUNPOWDfR IA steady snd Ia good request We quote
Blasting st0s4 lOi SHIPPING al ~ - aud Aoiene'n
SpoIting at $7d = ?3. -. 49,.
HFMP-1he nsri quite dull but steady At f?l
for American Dressed 43d TO for do Ubdres.d 10
Tor Clan Ru,,is sl2 10 for Jui. and 30 ~ Manh
HlDFs-W hin day - there Ia been rrhef more
doing TO the trade aud prices hrm es o orinoco
2Od2Ic DtySs'ei Nssmorss at l7e, AID hio csnd- o.
&c The sioos band is moe sssinst about the sane
runib.r this tifne last year
HAN-The snirals light. and. with rood denah''
price. letter, .slss Of SO Dsier 81 Spdt:c 4 loo 10
BOPB-Tb. n,srk.t 1, frn md more setive s~' OF zoo
bales sd.2c fer ordinary 20 pfimr ard 2sdzs iof
anal los q chuic. t-ectou snort the AIDING IN efrt
IKOs-Ihe u.rset Il 1iet hfm for eli dcscIiltiona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance CO. have de-
cared a semi-anuna dividend of v cent payable

The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co. have de-
cared a semianuoal dividend of v cent, payable
on aud after the l3th inst.
The market for money on call is easier and we
hear Of some loans being made ne low as y cent
The current quotations, however, are o@' 'cit'
The supply is again quite abundant I"pef is'
cent for choice names.
Banks and Others should know that demand notes
are now received and paid ont at the Sub-lreasury
without regard to the place Of payment IL Is under
stood that nuder tho now act large denominations
will he issucd-i00s, jOJs, &C., &c. Some OF the
banks are taking very acious course in regard to
Treasury notes, and one which, while they are at
nresent the creatures of suilrance Themselves, is
not calculated to win fiends for them. TIE legal
tender bill will, however, arrange this question.
The following from an evening journal may be
somewhat rose-cololed, but there is enough OF GER
tainy in it to show that, unless some sudden change
in the traffic of the road occure, the Company Will
earn q cent on The Preference shares ia Iebi-G,
and that the values OF the two great through routes
10 the West are more nearly equa. tban the market
quotations would Indicate:
The orinion that the Erie Railway viii earn II
dividend upon it's referred Stock ia 1862 seems to
be doubled. The auneXed figures show that it eau
lie doEe very readily:
The earni, 2, in the frs; quarier--October, No -
v.mb@r end f2tsioOO
Eslirs - jan. 10 sept. %. lS0I......... SJ9it3ll
1sle,;s6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S6,75. s36
Mortgage Interest. I,Sb4uS
''''' u Sls7po
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
for Currency to-day:

Daring the suspension specie will ilnc;uate frem
day to day, therefore quotations cannot be ir-
plictly reliable a. heretofore.
The following are the fcotipgs Of the Boston Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

PAI.Ts are In limited dsmsnd. with moderate sale. OF
Satin WIFI. At II, Venetian Red at 81 Indian Rcd at
Crocus Msru, ct &C. and Paris White toi1irve, n ltc
mos. . q.
HICY-rhs bushes, L.. been very limited and we have no
mnoftu,t ,a,s 20 sdvse. Csrohos L. quoted s, Ia7sc
5rnARs-Thr inquiry for Raw to-day has brea lair arc
m piece obtained The .ae' ave some 90 hhi ne"d
Ia, s btds Porto Rico &c. "a do do refining gsdss 81
~ asa Tpsl,.b Island par. q &C. and Cuba at 7tdbtc
30 ho., Havana ut &C. Refined quiet but steady At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

p,,v,n Chin Wr, sinscr (of Thonastcnt fusI.
saS 81 haapd 10 London cargo Of grain Inc pshsa
,san,s,ed that no report be made Of his reurn"s
his nuns are choked and leaking :, A.. I,vsrpooL whiH
ras hin Ocran Aionsch Russell, from Livssp IssSl
;n. , ~, the Bay wa. ,owed ashore on uovsi1S'
during the dense fes this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

The Commissioners of Emigration report the arri-
val Of immigrants at this port this year to JAM Us
l07 or 1877 less than during the same periodas year
, 1862-03-06

or Dr. L. j. CEkPKAT 10 already secured In position Uhch
places H. proprietor shove the assaults Of envy md
professional malice. In the schools Of France the hreSt
prizes arc oen awarded practitioner In this dtpar mFn
q medical science, and they occupy with OheF tquaV
IoV posItIn 10 The profession. RcNrd an uIiTIonS ~
ample shining light among the philosophical s.Hn q hs
age n Europe, and Dr. CEApkay has FULLY eduaed him Nh
country; as proof q which the phlAdePha College q
Medicine cOmpmented him with Diploma, and The hohoFnST
ad eUnds degree Selecting this as his hsd Of oprFao
although QuAhed graduate Of the University Of Pesth
and me late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
aTmy for more extended abors Dr. L. j. caapkay has bF
his eaFnest attention the Of chronic and private a.
eases In which he has become great expert that Ne
now regarded the leader In this branch Of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait aud bpphy
nTe published matter Of interest to their readers III most
exclusive journRls The Doctors Offices at his Medical
nnd Surgical Institute Sacramento street correF LsIeI
dn nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mall Steam.
shin Company.
nv We Rsk the particular attention Of readers 10 the
certificates Of remarkable cures, In another column q
thi. paper
DR !. J. CZApKAYs private Medical and Surgical Irs,
tute IL on street. below MunigOme y pOse the
Pacific Mail Steamship Con pRI y GfCe ran Francisco IhV
Doctor Gs hce sulIatiOn, and hsks Fehuneraton
unless he fleets n cure.
M Persons not wishing to lose time In correspondence
please ecnsr their letters, aud they will get immediate
Attrntinn to their cases. -
AhdF,s l.. j. CLAPkAY, NJ D.,
94am San Francisco Cal.
, 1862-03-06

BY the clipper ship Electric Spark, at Port
Townsend, we are in receipt Of laIcT Eastern in.
tell;gence, which the energetic editor Of the
North~est en- Ieavorcd to get in type in season tC
send up the Sound by the Emterprise, Oh Satur
day; but, Is time and tide wait for no man.
and as the time allotted him did not suffice, he
only succeed, d in part Friend Damon has "a;
thanks for the slips sent to this Office, the cOn'
tents Of which will be found in another column,
This news is four days later than that brought
by the Brother Jonathan, which is in tire usual
place, on the thi d page.
The Uarque Gold Hunter, at Victoria, brings
the most important budget Of news howe,e
though no later than that above alluded to. The
integeIce Of the surrender Of SSvan' Gh aud
the capture Of Price requires cOL6rmation-it is
almost tho good to believe.
In Consequence Of the unusual length Of the
uews received by the BIoiier Jonathan, We have
been compelled to condense it, but lave 10:
Omitted any important items. This is decidedly
the most gratifying intelligence, altogether, that
mas been received since the rebellion commenced,
and perusal Of is calculated to excite plea
surable emotions in the breast Of every lover Of
his country.
Several editorials designed for this issue have
been crowded out, but the reader will not miss
them. Read IL news.
, 1862-03-06

IIoLLowAY's PILLs AND OlNrMExr.-Drorsy,
Swellcd Lcgs-Tho various kinds Of dropsies.
whether windy or watery, arise from some oh.
structiOn to the free circulation thrO gh the
hlOOd.vessels or lymphaiics, or depend upon the
inflamed state Of some SIcrrting sd Rce. H"'s
IOwayS famous remedies, Of which the CfTiracy
cannot be exaggerated, act directly hpOn the
blood, the abSorbents, and secrctIOns, with II
power that no dIOpSy, however inveterate, can
long resist. They regulate the proper flow Of
blood to every organ, and urify It likewise.
They filter out everything that Is morbid or in
furious. They thoroughly regenrrAte every
fun ton; yet, potent as t.,ey are for good, they
are powerless for evil. Thy do not contain
mercury or any nOxiOus substance. They act
safrly and certainly.
, 1862-03-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TUE UNDERsIGN, =, HAVING BEFN Ap.
pointed Administrator Of the Estat6 o. the late w1IlIAM
BEDfNGTON. Of sieilacoom, Fierce coany. wAshnglOn
Territory hereby ves notice 10 all persons having tlmS
against said Este present the To him, preTy
thencate Tequed by law within ore year iT"n hr date
Of this notice. they Will he forever bnr and all prTsHns
indebted 10 said Estate requested make immediate pay
ment and save costs.
e. MccAw, AdmlnIs,rateg.
atelaeoom W. T. Feb Ith 1854 8sA
, 1862-03-06
THE PHILOSOPHY OF FACT.

A writer in Raits Journal of Health combats
in q very forcibl9 manner the prevailing but er.
roneous opinion that sudden deaths are invaria.
by the result Of heart disease. Nothing could
he farther from the truth as 1t has been ably de-
monStrated from scientific investigations that
81 per cent. only arOse from disease Of the heart,
aud that the mortality from costiveness alone
was threefo'd greater than from the heart, apot.
lexy, or pulmonary affections. This universal
and popular faIlacy should be disspaUd at o ice.
and the real cause Of sudden deaths, with the
hest preventive measures submitted to the peo-
pc. This has been the doctrine Of Professor
Holloway through long and arduOus career in
al parts Of the civilized world. In aim st every
sease he prescribes his Celebrated Pills, whose
Immediate action is on the stomach and bowels.
Unlike ordinary cathartics, however, which Gre
ate necessity for repetition until the functions
Of the bowels have become paralyZet, PrOte'
SIR llOl vay's Pills penetrate to the .: Of the
disorder, and not only expel the acrid matter
from the stomach and viscera, but so renovatc
and invigorate them that future recurrence Of
the malahy is actually impossible. The infl
rn' If these remedies is not coniin:d to theS
organs alone. Their active principle combining
with the blOol is conveyed to every part Of Il e
system, 50 that the whole cons ituiion becomes
renovated, aud the general health Of the patient
established on more firm ard durable basis
than ever. When Professor Holloway visited
the United States, he tpCtured in several Of our
principal towns and in a most clear, concise,
and scientific manner, demonstrated the princi.
pal causes Of diseaSr, In what way they dcvcl.
oprd thensclvcs,-th,irc cause and effect upon
the system, and how the same may in most Cas, $
be cllerkcd aud cured. aud this by his inValua.
bic Pills and Ointment.
, 1862-03-06
Special gOtitss.
PATRIOTIC CITIZRNN.

Who wish TO aid the Government Of the United Rai., IA
this her Of need by Joining company Of Volunteer
Cavalry can have opportunity to do by makInT
application the undersigned, any Of the following nane
gentlemen:
Seatle-ReV Daniel Bagey
Port TOWnsend-Messrs. Fowler Wilson and T. DYER,
Teekalet-Mr. NJ g. Drew.
aQH WM. II. WOOD, SteIaeoom