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THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, the bill to provide clothing and oil
other luatermasers stores, and for securing supplies
for destitute families Of soldiers in service, pass
ed its second reading on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, the bill for the purchase Of pro-
visions TO be sold to the families of nJgent soldiers
and others, was taken up on its third reading After
an animated debate, on motion of Mr.. Graham, the
bill was referred to select committee Of Aye.
On Thursday, Mr.. Graham, from the committee on
the Offices Of Adutant General, Attorney General,
and Solicitor Of the 4th Circuit made its report de-
earng these offices vacant. Ordered to be printed
and made the special order for Monday 10 o'clock.
bill in regard to the salaries Of Judges Of the SUI
psrior Courts Of Law passed the third resding.
On Friday, the select committee on sab reported a
resolution requesting the Governor to have removed
from Wilmington to secure points in the inte-
rior oil the salt now there the property Of the State
which passed its several readings under suspension
Of the rules.
MI. White submitted resolution directing the
committee on Agriculture to inquire into the exped
eny Of prohibiting the extensive planting Of cotton
and tobacco, and producing turpenline.
The bill TO establish the s.h judicial Circuit passet
It's several readings under suspension Of the rules.
In the Commons on Monday, December lst. Mr.
Cowles offered resolution in relation 10 the Con
scripiion law being executed by the officers Of tn
State, and that no more men be furnished by lhi
State until the enemy is driven out Of is. Made tn
special order for Friday next at IL O'Clock.
The bill for the relief Of the INDECENT families o
soldiers and others of the State was taken up an,
considered, and on motion of Nr, Amis was madl
he special order for Friday.
A bill 10 raise ten thouss nd troops for the defenc
Of the state was referred to tho military committee
On Wednesday, Mr.. Wadiell introduced bill Il
provide additional pay for N. c. troops now in ser
vice. Provides that the State pay an additional 81
psr month.
Mr. Heacen introduced bill to exempt all soldier
in The service for three years or tina war, from poll
isz during life. Referred 10 the committee on ID,
Judiciary.
On ThrrsdayGhs Bill to prohibit the iIstiIla,ion O
grains, &c, was taken up and amended, increasing
the 6ne 10 $1,000 pensIty. and ninety days imprison
mention each violation and mixing each day, O, par
ofs day separate violation Parties carrying grain
os. NJ the Slate for dis,iIa,ion liable to the sam,
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MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION.

In pursuance to a previous notice the
manufacturers OF North Carolina met 10
convention in the town Of usborough
on Wednesday the Sd of December. S6s.
On motion Of George Makepeace, Esq,
the Convention was organized by appoint
ing &. P. Mendenhall, ESQ.,, chairman, and
Thomas M. Holt and u. Curtis, Secrc,a-
ries.
The following persons came forward and
reported themselves a.. delegates:
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furniture, ripping open trunks and boxes
and committing havoc generally.
Mr.. McRee, recovering from the attack
made upon him, got out through window
and gave the alarm, but the men succeed
edin making their escape.
1t is certainly most outrageous affair
and we do trust that the police may suc.
coed in discovering the guilty parties. We
are not informed as to whether ny.susni,
cion attaches to any particular parties.
A Wilmington Journal. 81 inst
Ex-PREsIDENT FILLMoRE:-The N. York
World publishes the following extract from
q letter recently written by ex- Presidents
Fillmore:
Enough Of treasure and Of blood have
already been spent upon the negro ques-
tion. am fully persuaded that the IN.
wise and untimely agitation of this subiec,
gives strength to the rebellion, and will
cost millions of treasure and thousands of
lives; and that there is no hope for apv.
thing else but to restore the Union as s,
was and the Constitution as il is. That All
efforts for any thing else must end in abor.
tion, anarchy and confusion
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OUTRAGEOUS ArYAlR.-We learn that last
nigh, about ten o'clock, two men came 10
the residence Of DR.. McRee, on Cd street.
and made an assault on Mr.. @. j. McRee.
who was alone in the house. their apparent
object being to prevent his giving the
alarm. Alter choking Mr. McRee unfit he
was helpless, they commenced destroying
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QiIIsbprnugt 9erurper,
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wednesday, December 10. 1862.

B The Annual Examination Of the Cadets at
the Hillsborough Military Academy will commence on
Monday the 18th instant. The patrons and friends
Of the Institution are respectfully invileeto attend
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B' w. A. Thompson will leave for General
Cooks brigade on the 10th Of December next. Per-
sons wishing to send articles to the 9th Regiment,
win leave them at Mr. Strayhorns store, or at Miss
Fam ny Thompson's.
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Jesse Walker, Union Mills. !
Thomas HOgg, Rockfsh Man'g Co.
ST.. Hawley,, BlOunt's Greek Factory.
J. W. Leak, Richmond Man'g Co.
James NewIin, SaxapahaW.
Hugh Parks, Island Ford.
j. Mcdonald, Concord Factory.
r.. r. Gwyn, Agt Elkin Man'g Co.
y. A. Murray, Big Falls.
". Mooney. Yadkin Man'g Co.
A. M. Powell, Long Island.
Geo. Makepeace, Cedar Falls Man'g Co. !
II. M. Holt, Granite Mills.
VIM. MCKAY, Montgomery Factory.
D. Curtis, Deep River Man'g Co.
e. M. Holt, Alamance Mills.
WIN. A. Caldwell, !
c.. P. Mendenhall,a r.
Joseph New4in, o"''" van ~
James Dick, W.
J. 4 J. H. Webb, Orange Factory.
On motion the chair appointed George
Makepeace and E. NJ. Holt as a committee
to wait upon Gov. Vance and invite him to
attend the meeting.
AT the request Of the Convention Gov.
Vance made few able and appropriate re-
marks.
On motion the following persons were
appointed as a committee to draf, resolu-
tions for the consideration of the Conyen-
tion, George Makepeace. ]. w. Leak, E.
M. Holt, Thos. Hogg. s. L. Hawley and
j. Mcdonald.
On motion the Convention adjourned to
meet again ats o'clock, P. M, II,
j Afternoon Session, . o'clock P. M.
! The Convention met according to adj
Iiournment. The committee appointed to
draft resolutions. submitted through their
chairman the following resolutions:
/, Resolved, That we will sell all the pro-
ducts Of our several mills at profit not
exceeding rs per cent, and further thar
We give the orders Of the State the prefer,
; ence.
Il Resolued, That we will use our best en-
deavors TO discourage speculation in Fac
!, tory fabrics, and to secure this end we will
sell in quantities to such Agents only, as
will prevent them reaching the hands Of
| spectators.
Resolued, That we believe the following
f prices are in conformity at present with
the exemption Act, to wit: A Sheeting,
IS cents per yard; Cotton yarn No. IS t.
Is at SS 25.per bunch Of pounds, No
SIS to los at 50 so. No. lis to las a
IS rs.
I RESOLVED, Tha, c. w. Garrett, A. @. NJ
At Raleigh be requested to pablish once |
month. the list Of prices be pays each Fac
tory for their goods.
Resoired. That all manufacturers no
here represented, be requested to eompl,
with the acquisitions Of the exemption act
RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of thi
convention be published in the Greensbu.
rough Papers, and that the other papers il
, the State be requested TO copy.
On motion the Convention adjourned
O. P. MENDENHALL, Chm.
D. pas es. N; Hon. sse'..
N. v. Mooney of the Yadkin Manufac
7 turing Company. and R. r. Gwyn oil tn
Elkin Manufacturing Company, being casu
ally present though concurring in ttie abov
personally, have no. authority as delegates
cannot therefore. pledoe their resnectiv
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PROPOSED SEIZURE or Factories, &c.
The Finance Committee of the Georgia
Legislature has reported resolutions to au-
thorize the Governor to seize all factories,
tanneries and manufactured articles 10 the
State, unless satisfact tory arrangements can
be made with their proprietors 10 get
leather at 81 pound, shoes at s3 a pair,
cotton yarn al 50 SO bunch, osnaburgs
twenty-five cents, wooden jeans 80, cotton
shifting wide. twenty cents, and other
widths in proportion. II seized, the CO.
vernon 20 employ Operatives to work them,
and retain possession until every Georgia
soldier is furnished with good pair Of
shoes and good suit Of clothes.
The committee admits that the measure
is harsh, but considers it really necessary
to save those SO dear to them from shivsr-
ing and dying away from home and kindred
n inhospitable climes. II is 10 be hoped
that the proprietors will not wait for the
adoption of such q measure, but will al
once render il unnecessary by accepting
the liberal terms offered by the Exemption
Law. Fayetteville Observer.
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Jesse r. Slubbs, of Martin county.l
F. B. Satterthwaile, Of Pitt. a5 .t
Loverd Eldridge, Of Johnston.
Robert p. Dick, Of Guilford. Ea
J.R. Hargpve, Of Arson. A
DR.. James Galloway, Of Wilkes.
Ia. Patton, Of Buncombe.
Col. R. F. Armfeld, of Yadkin. was elected.S
itor for the Sixth Judicial District.
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penalties. The billthen passed lie final reading, to
20 into effect OH the FIRST dayof January.
On Friday, a resolution offered by Mr.. FOwle
relative to the arrest Of citizens by Confederate officers
in the enforcement Of the COnscriPIiOn law, after
considerable discussion was amended and passed.
authorizing The Governor to take all such proceedings
as he may deem necessary and beet calculated to put
an end 10 such arrests.
The Hon. Robert. B. Gillian, having been elected
Judgr resigned the Office Of Speaker Of the House
Of Commons on Wednesday last, and he Hon.
Richard S. Donne, of Beaufort, was cleo to gill
the vacancy. K8I
The following gentlemen we're elected Councillors
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Jesse w aIker,
Thomas HOgg,
s. T. HawIsy,,
j. w. Leak,
James NewIin,
Hugh Parks,
u. Mcdonald,
r. r. Gwyn, Ast
u. A. Murray,
Nv. Mooney.
| A. M. Powell,
| Geo. Makepeace,
I. NJ. Holt,
W m. McRay,
Id, Curtis.
e. M. Holt,
| W IN. A. Caldwell
lC. P. MendenhaI
Joseph Ne w4in,
James Dick, VIZ
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BARsTowAt Sanford Hall, Fluslins Long Island % %
tuesday Feb IL James Macdonald infant son u Dr. '"
and Flora D. Bsntow.
BUNT0N-ln thi. city on Monday Feb. 10 Alice NrI
youngest child Of Joseph and MaiA Buxton, aged yr
months and days
CONGER-In ills city. on Monday Feb TO- John corssf
The funeral win be attended on Thursdsv the 18th
nom hA late resideuce No 435 Grand street The rrsas
and friends Of the family are invited to attend without "
notice.
CRAWFORD-In this ri,y, Sunday, Feb D. Caroline NJ
wife Of Edward Crawford
CARLIsE-In Brooklyn Monday Feb. TO- jennie Loosi
orly daughter OF Samuel L. and Phebe j. Carlisle ass''
year and months
CAWI-In this city Sunday Feb Eliza wife o. hlss
Cawl, OF consumption.
Dublin papers please copy.
DlCKINsON-On Tuesday Feb H. 1882 afer shot lines
Eeoror dsug heT Of the late John Dickinson ssei ?s
aud months ,.,,.l
to attend her funeral st " o'clock this dsy tMeineh
from her late re.idouce, Stspletou, staten i~and
FLEET-At Uempsieai on Saturday, FEB. q Luke Iss'
sen in The 7o,h Of bis age also az me sas ~,
on Monday Eeb TO- Ann Fleet his "ne, In tue uota yen
Of her age. -
rIAYAGAN-At Rondout. on Saturday. Feb 3 ,sef' aa'
serins and illness, Ann Flanagan aged 'JysA'
indiana papers please copy. -.
0oULD-In thi, city on Tue.day Feb IT, Thomas c G'oA
Ia the 44th year Of his
n 9tce Of funeral In to-mouows paper. -,
HARDY-in Brooklyn, on Monday, Feb. 10 John J. hN''
IT, aged q years, months and Il days
HEGlNBOTHAM-At Port Richmond. Staten ss -
Monday morning Feb TO- William H. ony sad LII "a
son of William IT, and Frances h. Hesineesns"" ~
yeu months and y days
Baltimore papers please copy Ia.
MEslER-At bis residence, Springfield - he ne
saturday, Feb. g. Joshua Mesier, son OF MARIA A''
James W Mesier. - ,Lp
OPDYKE In Brooklyn. Mon tsy teo' W. ''
Opdyke aged 80 year,, mouths ana - my ..a
RFDMoND-nth i. city on Monday FED ~ 'onn "'''''
IN the seth year of bis age. 9, A., ,hig.a
srOIrT-suddsply on Monday evening" Feb TO- ar'' avg
a. "a bc.. Of the family Respectfully
.aJ - r,n.al fiom the resdetce OF net ~ r.toa
-. c.,Jit Citation svcnne skin aoor no.n y. m
avaana BrooIiyn, on Wednesday, Feb. ~ al 20 o'-
r,vr To Rrooklyn on Tuesday, FEB II, Nry, Tss
70, a,nshter Of Charlotte aud The late pf ~
sseu .,ryess th. Wednesday, afternoon q, meas
IL r.siJence of hel mother, No Ibi uAloiu '
n,I.n,ie street, lnterment At White Plans 70 s,.r
wIcKETT-In Camp on Arlington flights OF ySs 1Iisns
w "Wednesday Eco. ,, Henry L. Wicket "a s.r
Cax,ltyl "a Re stmen. N. Y Volunteers tsea
,tsr,sd Feb TO- Ut the Cemetery oi tho L'eto LID
wARING-on Monday, FEB. 10, Mrs. susan cssats Z.
We WE rnnis = Waring OF River side, Ulster e'uH'
In the 7lst year OF her age v.,,h& rslss
,y,IxPR-Ia Rrooklyn, on Suni.y, Fes " N y,s
Of Robert wicket VI Lsnc%ssire, Ess~I' ~
saa Is dsyt
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T II E 1852.

u =
pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with rs connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Eight trains daily ffom NewYork to Philadelphia via
ALL THROUGH TRAINS ron THE WEsT ny THIS
FOOT or COURTLANO1'Sr
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning leave New
YoTk a. ae other routes LFcing pas gers
at 6 p. IN, one hour later than oth, line.
BY wss Of Acntown evening passengers leave al p
three hou later than The Northern nes aud by both routes
arrive the time Northern lines in Chicago and al
points in the NorihWest Cresne, Indianapolis Louisville
s.. Louis Cleveland Columbus. Cineinnst and all main
points West. with fewer changes Of ears.
Sleeping Cars without change from Philadelphia to
Pittsba b. 355 niles and Nsw.Yo to Pittsburgh, ~ mica
smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains.
Fare the y other routes
Baggage checked through. Tran,fers nee.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The Pennsylyans Central Company Enigr an,
Accommodation Line. which affords comfortable mode OF
travel parties moving ~eftwsd at one hall the usual rates
Of fare -
by this route Heights Of all descriptions be Forwarded
to and from any point the Railroads u Ohio Kentucky In
diana, Illinois. Wisconsin, lows, or Missouri. by RAIL
the West by steamer. from I'it.buIsh.
The etos Of Freight to and from any point In the West by
the Peunsyysns Railroad At all time. favorable
charged BY other Railroad Companies Metch and ship
pers intu,tng the transportation OF their Freight TO this Com
Pany' can rely with eo1Gdeges on y. .peedy transit
Farmers end Dealers in Live stock will find this most aa
vansgeous route. Cspscious Yards well waite ed and
piled with every convenience have been opened on this line
aud It's corrections and every attention paid to their wants
From Harrisburg where will be found every convenience fo
feeding ard resting choice Is Offered Of he fIILADEL
J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. AstorHooss
LEECH Co. Freight AGENTS.
No. Astor House. aud No South William q.
MCDONALD BIscHoFF, Emi;rsnt Agents.
ENoCH LEWIS General supt Altoona, Pa
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MIR. STEPHEN MASSETT, whose admlraole
Va readings comic iustrson' ard beaqnqI sayeS A.
.st 1bursdSy evening were so enhusiastealy t.eeeI
he Te,trf oon OF tie Church cf the redemption IN
4b viii give his second and a, series az te osn
deaf OF aid Church Mr. MASSETT, among 0tner ' Sy
win for the r lime % NeT ioTs read ne ne street sweep
a. sver.f comic Illustrations, including NJ. "a,
ard original ietch The iug hmsn IL Cao'n n the rem
by the unanimous opinion Of the press H'
unriyaled.
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Nasp'llurkDaiIp Ggibaas
MARRIED.

cONKLIN-DENNIs-O Monday, FEB. 10, - its Rev.
Samuel H. smith James H. Conkin t. Miss Susan psnnis
ell OF this city
JENKINs-FOLGER-Tn South BROOKLYN on Monday feo
TO- by the Rev Mr. Van d. ck kobert l.. jenkins - DIN
Mary adopted daughter OF DR.. Rober, Is. sol,eL
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Proposals.

OFFICE - ASSISTANT Con-. GENERAL or sUBssrESCE
No State't., New York, Feb. D, 1852.
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Proposals will be re-
~ ceiyed by tie undersigned until O'Clock Wednes
day the 1th inst for uppyrg for the Of ,hr United
state. Army. SUBSISTENCE SlOBES, to be delivered in
Eew.York u Brooklyn as follows, VIZ:
$4,000 pounds prime RIO COFFEE IN clean, bright
spirit barTewh all old marks obIeTaied by painting the
heads 49, -
1925 900 pounds Of roasted aud ground prime RIO COT
ffE, IN Aries as above.
10 be dr,red 5efpess e I3h and 27n february 1862.
samples to accompany proposals. $500
Zach bid mn.t have printed copy Of this advertisement
pasted At IL, head aud be specific In complying pre-
cisely with all the terms Ench bid 70 have alton
contain the written guaranty of two responsible names
~ follows:
I'VE the undersigned hereby guarantee that should all
part te above bid be accepted shall be duly hled
according 10 &c true purlor aud cot dnouA"
Proposals must be indored Proposals for Subsistence
Stores
Bidder. may propose fr the whole part Of the above
CAas ghteragc will be required nom the seller II hs
es,sb hnent 10 ncouyeneny remote from ordinary points
Of deli cry In the O. Of New FORK Brooklyn Bidders
proposing 10 make deliveries elsewhere than above specified
deliyi ~.
Tie sellers name place Of business with date Of purchase
l. required on each package
All the stores will carefully inpec'ed before their do
livery aud compared with he retained samples Returns Of
weights signed by professional Public Helgher must DO fur
nished whenever required
Pawn he,efo|rc 10 be made ia fuch ftnds be
Jurni.hsd BY the United Sidf,s
Poposer whose bds not accepted requested 10 send
for their samples on Friday, tho l4th intalt
A. Is. EATON Lieut. Colonel and A. c. O. \.
4 ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
~ CALENDARS for the year 1862 THE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC
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Passenger Station in Nsw.york 2Ithsl AID Gh-av.
Entrance Oh 4,ihst-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For NsE'HAVen, :, 3 H., (ELl, l3.l' J:DlEr)i 80
90 ard 2. m. - . -
FoT Bhlgepor,, :, m, Etli n:i;. $50 QIli $50
Fof MSfi sr,tiord YalfrlB sou,hpor, md ws',por;,
n. 1918 $50. and 40 ?. 70. - 90.
Fof HorwsE $50 a. m. l2.I', 3d. (EI)i $50 40 81
%, p $780,. 800,
For stamford 7. e. CErl o.3oa i''i' 80 GIL D.
80 AID $50 p. q.
-, $50 4syl 5cD. CD, q p NJ
for Port Chester and Nov Rochelle y III
CONNECTING TRAINS.
ForFoson via SpriI FIELD. Ia On $50 (Erl o.
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2.l3. p. n.
For Hartford and Springfield, a IL, (EI) R:l3, $50,
tErl p.
FOR Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal m, CHI J.
and 70 rs 3. IL. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence, and Fishkin RliTosd NJ,
/ OK, 1918 o.
For Nev.Ilsfen Eew-London, aud s,oningion RAILROAD
st8 a M, l2.l5 $3.50. p
/ For Canal RliToad. l2:l3 m. 20 Northampton
/ FOR HOnsAtouic Railroad 20 Pitshei, q
/ For Nsugsfuck Railroad. z a Ia $50 p
For Dsnhury and Norwsk Railroad T. 80 m, . ?.
| ConmoIious Sleeping Cars attached % p. train.
JAMES H. HOiT Superintendent.
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legal AoilGes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of TIE County Of NewYosk, notice is hereby ,eI 70 AZ
persons having claus sgsis.t -
OF th. CITY Of New oTS deceased % present ne same IA
voucher. thereof 70 the subscriber a. his eaee 10
l5S BoWery IN the City Of New-f0rk on 81 eeic'e ~
twenty-ninth day Of July next.-Dst.d Ne"-ie'A Va
JAM iawtmWs = d. BROWN Erscats.
TIVE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TAklff
4 ACT Of tho Special Session-both conrle.e-~iA 70
found In TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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Gttamboais ar,o RaiIrodoe.

BOSTON DAILY viii GROTON.-S,camers
- Cer,uonve,lth and Plymouth Rock from Pier H. n
Ra4pm ". 81 EDWARDS, Ast., oi,s ll5 Weat-si.
.VNO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
i PORT by SHORE LlNE.-Leavc, 27sh.si. ih Az. A.
NJ arrive in Providence l40 pm; 25 ~, arrive 10 Pc
yid .uce go Pm. pm, ttpress Through Aal Ian,
arrive IN Providence $50 snd Boston a. o an.
FJCALHOUN. Superintendent
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OreGtt Cleaners.

rL,UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
! ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PASSPOHTS-Au persons leaving the United States will
arir TO passports from the authorities their respect
i've countries contegned by the Secretary of State at
Wangon 10y the Passport Agent port Of embartstion.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
Cher Cabin "a sage.
Second NEtin fassagr. ID
PROM TO LIVERPOOL.
Nhlef laDir fassege.
Second Cabin Passsge........................ w
Tie ships from Ncw-York call at Cork Harbor
The ships from Boston call 81 Halifax aud Cork Harbor
PERSIA, Capt. Judsins AFRICA, Capt Shannon.
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone CANADA, Capt. }. Leiieh
ASIA. CapeE @. Lott AMERICA, Capt Muir.
AUSTRAtASIAN, NIAGARA, Capt. Noodle.
Capt. Cock. EUROPA, Capt. Anderson.
SCOTIA NOV buding)
These vessels carry clear white light masthead green on
staIbosId bow red on port bow. - .
AFRIt A. leaves New orb. "Wednesday Feb II
AMERICA Noodle leaves w esday. Feb 10
ASIA Newly ork. .Wedncsday. Feb 26
Berths not secured until paid ior.
An experienced Surgeon on hoard
The owners of these ,ps viii not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bnion 81 sce J-wely, Precious Stones Metals
unless Bills Of Lsdg aligned therefor ano the value thereof
therein cxur, ,.ed For Freight or Passage, apply TO
L. CUNAHD. No Bowling rreen.
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Maeijinern.

% feet long, AZ in. diameter;
ID CUES 10 in diameter: 1924 ID two 20 sft !ons u"
di,,reter. 2 fucs l. IN. diameter, 4.atJ ID ss,h -
PUNCH and SHEARS" Liddel s. KEEPER, MAKE ra
cut inch and pun en- inch thick weight $50 %.
BOLT CUITERS-Ore large Montgomery complete e1t
n 20 inches; one small No tgou.ery completes ore snaa
kadv & Shelby, PeekssilL For sale low for cash, By
' PERSON & Co., No. p Broadway
MACHINERY, small Engines, Pumps. Models,
vi Sewing Machines shsfirg Pulleys llsnger end al
tinds Of Machircry made snd repsired by W II JACK.
son Roon No D., y. II. r r. Depot corner Centre and
Frank iin-.ts. Jobbing Of all kincs
NENSUS of lS60.-POPULA1I0N EACH
~ STATE BY COUNTIES also he Population q the pm.
cie. tiles OF the United States hon ths ENsOS o. IS2
vii be found IN THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
WILLIAM J. GORDON,
NORMAN :. BENTLEY,
CHARLES w. BUXTON.

nISSOLUTI0N.-The Copartnership hereto
~ fore existing undor name and firm OF JAS TAYLOR
SONS 4, thl. day dissolved by mutual consent, EDWIN
TAYLOR retiring from said firm The business will be
tinusd by tho undersigned under name and firm Of JAS
TAYLOR SON at same place formerly, No l21 Attor
neys by whom likewise all present outstanding sccounts
will bo settled JANIS TAlL OK,
New York Feb. 7. 1869. JOSEPH TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
I1nR ROATON nnd PROYIDENCF. via NEN

4 pORT srt FALL RfyFR.-The srleudd ard superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown. l,aves hs"'f on
every II EsOAN, ThUL.nAlt snd sAIukbAf, At
.6sk u m and The EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brayton, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, a. ocoei D ~,
fIoIu Pier No. . y. r.
rlicsut until the shall have been pad for .
sfehi 20 Boston IL forwarded tlOl a. with great dlpAtc
WI BORDIN. AGENT. Nos. 20 and y Ns,tii