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tending from the Chesapeake 70 the as,an, Territory Of

ferding from Nhtrop'tte 70 clN"ht 'titit'y
| Kansas.
We h.ve In rrevous circulars enlarged upon The a. lily OF
the country % tu.ts tie ospsIdt0Fcs going
Tins fer he % lie j. derf Oyeulet hayS been
wed almost eu'lfey from nro ta'i.e. All the y Der
fcces upon VI ich 'thcr Gcvvushts chioJ rely are ,i
orep 10 81 hei. received 30 the tntish Tx
atet ~ ltl-1i, 70 Ii+Or orty Ell5cr Gre
ce cd nom Cnr'oDs ouiieH KKci.e podl,,d US $3.50
a. similar rate Of taHt cpjn i Of ieye
II be mtde to oduce te United States AZ lsast
&tHNt uO aud mach lsfgcr sum- should be extended g.
eIci'e duty Ia England on hops
Eegad derives impos' cvcnue tobacco % 20 cen's
per ahost 80 30 go IN TIE aggregate We export
smuaiy slue 10 900 qonnd, Of which country akel
about 3ctGo 1ho revenue derived flneiy. OoyeB-
merits upon tobacco IN the United States equals prob
iy 81 per pound. l7a go Geo. We by
our own Government sioad not derive portion OF he
revenues nom Tia mot i PEI se Cot
ton may he properly taxed ~ TIC NHy Inc future
lor, Of local police wisch should 10 = chtse upon he
products OF the territory protected
sirnls in nrl-G reduced in 1850 fi about st2fonHO
ser rate here ND prooucs aTee from n ys.iy
Sr.steT number VI ec,a cred into H. is couI4y Th
Income tax would Produce less than H. England hat sV
would yield such tax 10 e,id sql TO three
per cent 90 ell ilcores 500 Cifeci Of p O"V
IL al laid IL will dies he s in The ice GO %
a1eloy provided oI, IL ip slG d. END In H.
amount to s2oO O0,Ctp or Tl5 $4,000 sun qate Up
our az lei paed wsnts. Cnr ability sni dp. son 10 psy
not to be questioned AID Il readiness with which people
viii their and yast ont Ties III create
quite much sg!ee abroad TIE courteous surrender Of
Mets Shell and Msso wboH Eurifh jour s's's c' cea
to believe would be tai ea aesi che IL CT ion Of Gov
eminent II not tom TO pieces by Al. Infatuated mob
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without regard to the place Of payment named in
the Note As they are paid nowhere, it makes little
difference where Government promised to pay them
10 our columns to-day the Metropolitan lnsnIsn'e
Company Of t is city announces tie usual te'li'"'
nual interest divideud Of 81 y cent.
TIE 7-3O p cent Treasury Notes are frr0or' Una
selling ri 1aI = cent discount.
The specie in Bank to-day is S2G, ooOOV, against
s23 600 coo on the morning Of Suspension. ihe &C.
ros;,s IN tho same interval have increased soma SIX
a,d lelf millions. TIE Loan Certificates have
reached $l7, 49, Oo .,,-,,
TIA champion FROM Aspinwall brings sSS5, 923 in
gold.
A dispatch from Boston, received by Thompson
pro.ters states that tie banks there are throwing
ot Treasury Notep. Tbs and similar action OH tho
mart of some of the banks of this city, is probably for
the purpose Of n,midsiirs Mr.. Secretary Chase
end TO force him 70 put himself entirely in the hands
Of the banks. We mistake the character Of M.
Chass if this attempt meets with success And some
Of the men who have adopted this unpariotc course
are now in Washington selfsppoirted advisers OF
the Secretary.
Tie receipt. of gold from California during 1861
were s3i AS, 909, and tie foreign imports in the
same period s.. cSs llS-making, with the amount
on hand in banks and sub'Ireasnry, let of January,
1862 total Of $l0l ga 362 OF ths there has been
sent inland ESTIMATED ard reported, s72 1863,
leaving
On hand IA hanks aud sabT Treasury JAN ls2 e29 eec
On hand 81 hanks and subIlessufy Jan ltl. 3olCctg
On hand en- sauk. sSd Sab Treasury Jan l. 1900. 2Gt9oo0
Or hand il h LID aud sub lroaury jan is 2.9&e.o
There were taken out Of tho banks and Sub-TIeas-
urY aud boarded cent TO the interior in December
So SCI 1875. the fetal foreign exports in that tine
were only sSs3 ol3. The following will show come
relative particulars Of the specie movement in each
Of The last three year,:
1853. 1850. 1861.
Received from California. SEQ COS H3i21 rA45 $50
ported from fer. ports 2Gl6a2l s.Na2 $50 3Ih5e4l3
Exported TO foreign ports. 697l5e6G 2lel,lU i23o.;O
The following table win compare the present
condition Of the hanks with that al the close Of the
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Loss or THE BRITISH BARK krsnoFE. Cap.
Thuflow Of tho bark Lucy Ring FROM Na1"ir, fo'
ports Dec rs, lat 49, 80, lon. 81 20, fell IN with
British bark Kenmore, Of fictou, N -, Crerar
hence for Cork dsnased, water logged the Pnmpf
choked, and with heavy lit TO tie simboard'
Took from her Capt. Crersr and crew, fifteen III
number, the wind blowing heavy at the time and
the tea making complete breach over the wreck
which was settling inst. Their only remaining boat
was rove IN launching, and the TWO belonging to The
Lucy Ring were also damaged soogsidc, but by run
ming in some oskn and hauling csuvass under then
bottoms, they were made 10 answer the purpose OF
taking of the wrecked crew, who saved but sinai
unrt Of their dunnaPe, and, on account OF the
weather, no provisions or water This brought al
hands ON an allowance u whier ever since. Inc
wind WAS continually from tho westward aud on 'he
I'd January had "a tremendous gale from the norm
west. Tie Kenmore sailed hence Dec. 10 for Coih'
grain loaded. She had had heavy gales from 1ist u
18th. was hov. Oh her beam ends, shifting cargo hns
surineng leak. Sic was seven months Old, bun
and owned in Petou by j. d. ID. Cnrar
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TaF Homr ScHooI FOR THE BgNEFi OF rHE
CHlLpnRS or VoLuSrETRs.-A Committee OF this
school net on Monday evening, az she Aston House,
10 receive tie report OF their Treasurer Mrs. Sarah
{. Hoyt. The expenses OF the school from August,
1851 to January |, 1862 are =, i6, the receipts,
g. $50 50. The Committee also received a report
from nrs Olive 81. Deyoes, Secretary Of the school
by which il appears that tic ine'itnion was organ
lied Nav r.. 1861, by the election Of oaices-all
ladies: siso nm Advisory Committee Of ten gentle
mem a building with spacious grounds for The
exercise of tho illreu, on Eleventh avenue and
= yeutv-ffh street. was leased at an annual rent OF
5000. About the let OF August the school Was
openeI, aud IN a shOrt time shout 80 scholars were
ia Attendance. a great difficulty IL experienced
in collecting sufficient funds 10 enlarge the
usefnlneas OF the school as the officers derie,
and consequently many applications have been, for
that reason alone, refused. IL If now Proposed 10
AK from the soldiers from this city, now OF duty.
small sum say from ten Is twenty-five cents, for the
aid Of the school. IL is believed that in n short tine
sufficient fund can be raised and that in the pros
perity OF the school the soldier father will have u
sufficient guaranty that lis little ones are properly
cared Tor nj home. The ladies hope soon to make
s',ch additions 70 the bull ling now occupied by them
as to enable them accomn odl' two hundred chill
drcn and for tie purpose ~ doing 20 they call upon
al the Now-York City regiments and urge them 70
assist the helpless orphans by allotnng small sum
for the benefit Of this school. Tho Rev. DIR. ) H.
Weston, Chaplain of the Seventh Regiment, VII
visit the army iii tie interest OF this regiment.
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loh ''f''- w
The report made TO the meeting of stocGbolders
bsd Yesterday, save:
The dividend earned Of y cent .lt pr@euei stock fr
the past year has been declared payable IN cah the 18th
One hundred and thi.en thousand tire. bundled dollar.
Of the bobd the Company haze been pDgchs'ed during the
OF these s5J 80 have been charged TO tie sinking
fund and csnceled pnander s5o5o, being rtr Of
the Dor d due In 1860 bad been 30 in@oed 81 ceesd h.
The holders stjeced that account 20 extending them They
we're Therefore. purchased b the Company aud the bonded
d. bt 10 that extent diDiuished.
the Of dvdcnd due upon the preferred stock
,cp sued, payable Dec. o. 1867, amounting to sJ2 az
whh accrued - ere,t .
M payable and continuing the transaction, OF the Com
psny psymeD has been strictly adhered to dorDs TIE
The income b. been spPed To the redemption Of 1t.
debt aud ',lei stheniSs ito portion; "
before cash dividends the stock be
deteruued will ASSURANCE Of safety and penanens
TIE exports from this port continne TO TO very
large. Those Of the week exceed the figures Of the
previous year about 81 $4,000
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
texc'usive of speee), from New-York, to foreign
pors, for The week ending jan IL, and snce Jan. 1:
$780, .1s6I.. 1852.
I F1.7i6 70, .oi;:d s s%; s sS
Since Jan. I..... s2,s57.7as s5iOe,i5s 500, $40
We hear Of ouly $4,000 in gold engaged for the
steamer tomorrow, but this amount vii doubtless
he increased.
Tie leading article In the Circular OF MessIs.
Sam! Ualett a. Co., for the Asa, ID on the subject
r f...... G. I. 4. .o.a ,.,d 0.,.,,,,
VI "o''iii''o'' "n""O'e' ~ ~ '"'' ' "''''"s"S'
Congress- has vet tsLon no definite action upon tho various
sehses belor ,f n relief of the Tfsasury but there 10
doubt Of %. sdOpio II cGb he uaufed 81
vr.,o Of nson.I that shg AZ id ss.uu. 10 pro
xd. ,ot lhe ., nm, >. on o,.r.ut on p.ro footing b.
iec.v Al st.dispey Of ,ucf a ste "A IN ly .d
kir i. ,,sl, a., gsin.J Ths,e 4, mo on e,iiou OF b.
- copgre, ~ 1oi b., the hole alter (, novel
tg OF tlfI
~ ". Law. 10 fa,s really Tor tho 6,, tine H.
on, bsorv ,ys,.n y h,ch viii reone much time AID oef
S ~, , Il SI, o 49, ~ 90 h 40 sSi,,,sJ ;. ~
bear veIy and 10, TOO and At the same time
prod ace III IN. money upedrd
Congress III at soon esough The danger Is that Il may
toe pc ely IN view Of tie which pies, upon
T. Wb decil-ion however Of iti de,e,ninsilon fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

Tux UEFcRTuYArE SnAKIsPrRIAs LscrrRrR.-
Mr.. Geo. Jlulip, histronc Canadian, came here
la-t week with fl00 in bis pocket TO enlighten MS
a, to the merits OF tie late Mr.. Shakepeares literary
productions. Failing among fail women by de
way he was striped Of cash aud character, aud
soon found himself penniIess, aud deserted by The
creatures who had promised to marry him. The poor
fellow was found at an early hour Monday morning
by one Of the First Ward Policemen, aposiiophisine
lamp post, and was locked up ill an inquiry could
he made 10 regard to his sanity.
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.lCrkets-CAsEfCLLI EIFoETrr YoR 1ng II. L.. FRI5,ns
fUEsDhY, Jsn. IL. J3o'
tSHFS IRE steady and In limited rcque.t at S6 IS for

both Iii. 5s.
COFFtEThe Inquiry hiss teen fair for Santos. and
notice sse OF v eags e lnsebog on private terms Other
XII de 10 United demrud bu. Tfics role steady. Tie
a.et on hand Is toC0O b,gs Rio end Santos 1000 ais and
so reg JAVA 3et. matt CoSien II so hsS Nescsbo, 1850
bsg LaguGyrs 80 bugs 81 Domingo $40 60. tsara and
62 other te.cdpiorL Total ard bgss 50 on STOCK
yIp II in BaoeEe, 1900 bsgi Rio, aLd In PDidephia
500 60
COTT0N-The msrket Is Gull ard fat and our expended
quotations altogether nominal Sale. to-day Of about 100
bales
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lecture for the benefit of tie poor will be given
this evening in the Baptist Church in Cannon street
near Broomc, at o'clock, by the Rev. DR.. Hodge.
The Doctors subject is Scotland and the Soots,
and from biz familiar acquaintance with The bonnie
land, and bis lingering affection for ho old home, the
lecture should certainly be reh In instruction AMI
amusing incident.
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AnrRIcAs BANK FiRLD Al ny A BHifIsh Con-
vL1rf.- Capt. Rhodes OF the bark Gaz'lle' OF N."'
Haven, arrived hero Monday night, rcporis that when
going into Barbaaoo. she was fred at by her hiiusl
Moiesty's corvette Cad,nus. Bhe fret dred eiAh"
Cartridge, ttep tpo lLo, snS AeIt al hei 'oGrrt.
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Movfnrsrs OF TEAssroRTs.--Tbe United States
seam.uaufport Vanderbilt lying at Pier 40. :, y.
T., IL now taking ia coal. The United States steam
Transport Oriental lying at Pier No. !, n. r. Is also
ding Tie Unaed States steam. transport jersey
Line sailed from Pier No. ., N. r. loaded with pro-
visions, ammunition, and guh-carriages, on Tuesday
afternoon, for Locust Point The Unilod States
steamer Paapsco lying at the same dock, IL loaded
with PROVISIONS aud army wagons for the same port
and ouId rail ills morning. Tue schooner Emeline
lying At Pier No. IL l.. H., s now loading provisions
for KY Wef.
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DisRsfeRs, &C.

u.,r,,ov, Ian. 1.-THE brig Henry a. Dider ron \.
w. hss, f. coming up dismas,ed having oesn -
10, :, ,sh one of the vessels (unsnoWrl Of Ger
e,,,aitlop. sl, hes lost both msss@
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rls,,.,.:22 IsetA...........457 Moon-Rises -
rIGH WATER
ssnay Hook. 100 Gov. Island. 1850 Heu0ats' s;si
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B,PrIsr SUSDAY-ScHoOL TEACHERS AssocIA.
rIos.-A very interesting and runlerous'y attended
meeting Of this body was held on Monday evening
in the Pilgrim Church Che Rev. G. Alexander
Peltl) in Tbir,ytlird street. About 100 iersons
were present 70 listen the discussion Of 'he ques
tcacbingp Minor II. frisbie, esq, opened the
question with much ea,nesincss and ability, and was
followed by II. e. Ward and j. c. Baxter, esq
II was cheering to tie Sunday ,cool teacher to wit
ness 10 large "A number of perons Interested in the
religious ins'ruction of tie young. The eNcrciscs
we've enlivened by the singing of tho children OF the
school, led by tie interchangeable Capt }. Il. Peck.
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Inrpoy,D SiosaL RocKEr.-The ship news re
porter ss,s the Messrs. Edge Of jersey City have
got up All improved signal rocket Of their nanufac
ture for he use Of SHIPPING which, for certainty Of
fse, trilGAnoy, and compactness Of form, far rIr-
passes en- thing Of tie kind heretofore 10 One
dozen Of them, with the staff for holding and gni ing
them, are packed n = box I inches in width, 10 in
length, and 5. ia hight A knob on the end OF tue
rocket i. placed in the open end Of the staff where ii
il firmly 1eeaed by sliisg ring, when. by slight
blow on the other end, spindle is forced through
We knob on the rocket and snit.s it, giving bril-
liant white or eoosed fire for the space Of ten min
u.es.
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MrrrISo FOR THE BENEFIT or CoNTRADANBs.-
On Monday evening large and respectable meet
ine WAS held ut tho Church Of the Partaas to near
some statements in reference TO The oonraband .u0
ted in The neighborhood of Fortress Monroe. VIM
Gocdsn occupied The chair. The Rev. L. u Los~
wood, the AGENT of the American Missionary assoyn
ion Of the f0rire,s, add'cssed me mye's'J one
aid that the negroes had as yeti but eXeh"Lsvu o.e
.'U 't for onother. Thoy were uncle SAN
IVES, A A. ore time thsy had been assured thsl
, Jte,F'' would be paid for Their labor by tie
,;oyernment, snd that had been vs'lei =,
ar Goddard, an Assistant Engineer, bsl'Nt'e "
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Passengers Arrived

IN s,eamsiip Noe De9ss from NdGnsas- Mt MestsyeIs.
In chr NGra l.. Datis from Iotaso-Ihe Rev. j. G. Ian
ssa Of NewOrlesns
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The bark Engshmsn (Br previously reported &c "a
AZ ses, cleared f,nce Dec II For CoIk vita sca<o
bu,lrls wheat She was built at Sunderland Ia ~.
mi n.I A. Vessel freight and cargo valued " s''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

TrE EngrLr MURDER. TIE F..ikM S,ahddro
u Saturday saye that, AZ We 70 to presa we lear'
a AZ there - s.ory IN 'u ,.atior Il tbe effect Il G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

the Murderer Of young Embury has been discovered
he having acknowledged the crime-stating that
he was hired to commit the deed by smother person.
We await further developments before Mentioning
names"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

Hor.AIs FrRyAcrs.-Owiug to tho unusnal num-
Der OF res which have occurred recently, resulting
from impereetly constructed ho,air Furnaces, Fire
Marshal Baker has given tho subject special aiien-
lion, and lie hss been led TO tho concu'ion that il Is
not to be inferred ,ha; becanse furnace has been ia
use for several years without accident, there j. no
danger Of FIRE. he says that in most cases the
scorvhing or charng OF the wood is disceinlbls for
several hours, sometimes days, previous TO conbus-
ton. He snggess that the moment the smell Of
scorching Ia recognized tho fire in the furnace ought
TO be exiinyuished On application TO W. Baker at
bis Office in the southwest corner basement oi tie
City Hall, or to Mr. Peter Cornwell. No. 80 Johu
street. such informa,ion may be- roquifiie will BE-
given persons anciI atng danger in their houses
or places Of business from dangerous hot-ar furnaces
A. Mr.. Cornwell has been recently appointed bv TIE
Iriurauce Companies TO attend to this particular
daiy, he is thoroughly prepared to give advice OIL
the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

The wonders of the work. have been poured in
profon the lap Of BAEsUy add he bids far 70 be over
whelaled with such novelties crowd Lis MUSEUM Wild
vii os weeks end to another See bis advertise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

AdyeItisenlen,l
A YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL Is HIS
HsAp To know how to the best advantage, got
careful examination al Fowler WELLs, 800 broadway
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GR,yp LsRcLSY.-Yesterdsy, Mar McDougaf
arrested ae ofs'eapg clio hing the vaGs Of $40
the property e. ana snon She committed In default
so bail The eccued native Of Scotland 81 yesrs Of
age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

The REVENUE SERyIcE.--The revenue service OF
this port is now performed by the steam-cutters
Crawford, Capt George Clark, at Perrin Amboy;
Campbell, Lieut.. Kehm, at Throggs Neck; and
Tiger, Capt. Hyde, at tie NaIrows These vessels
command all the outlets 10 tie harbor, and with
proper vigilance on the part Of tho officers, not a
SLAYER or shy vessel laden with con.raband goods,
can make its way out The papers of every vessel
are examined The efficiency Of this service will be
much increased by the construction OF the five new
cutters ordered ut the last sesson Of Congress and
for which "a Appropriation WAS made. The pressing
demands upon the Treasury have 80 delayed the
ttruciion Of these vessels that to supply imme
diate deficiency, The Lady Manchnond, boa. Of
British build has been purcha.ed Some slight
alterations IN Ter cabin are all that necessary to
it her for active service. While the Port Of New.
York Is % well guarded, the harbor Of Gardeners
Bay and Egg iiarbor furnish every facility 10
,laycrs AMI others who vsh to avoid the revenue
laws. The ste.ner Ag.ssiz formerly Of the Coast
Survey, ia being Cited up with all Dispatch, and will
be stationed at the former port 1t probable that
soon Egg asbor will sso be placed uneer the obser-
Walton u a revenue cutter.
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Eecripts Of prodnfs.

IAN N-l3.11 Dbl. FioIr. $40 bbis Wni,ky, 100 iks
[ ard 90 do. Provisions, . SO Dressed Hogs
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CITY ITEMS

PAY WITHOUT WORE--THr Way GovERsHE"f
MONEY GoEs.-Rcbbery Of the United ,'taes Treas
uFy in time Of sppears 20 veDial in the eyes o'
some who would scorn tie name Of thief, that they
practice it without thought that disgrace should
attach 10 them for such an net. For instance, how
can an honorable man receive pay from Government
without even p rretense for rendering service 7
How many CAGES there are like the following We
know not, but presume this is not solitary one
where pay ia obtained without work: A young strip
ling in West,hestsr County, too idle to be of any
service to Lila family, and generally considered ss
none Of lie brightest though just enough 80 to
belong 10 the Pro-Savery school in politics, ard pin
bis faith to Whatever The Herald Gays az gospel, has
III the Sunni err, and 20 far into Winter, spor,ed
tie United States uniform and shoudeI-strap
Of Second Lieutenant, and says tLat he holds that
Office 10 "Sckles's Brigade" and boasts hat "this
hss been good season for him, for he gets slO5 Il
month and stays at home, where he cen live like a
gentleman" Is it the worl, Of gentleman to take
pay for services til he never givesl Or is it the
work Of a patriot 10 accept M appointment to Office
obtained by. God Knows what fav0iitsn--and then
sneak from lis dlties, though drawing is compensn-
ton. BY what management is such al idle poiiroor
permitted TO live upon Government pap in his moth
ete holIee, while better men, with soldiers fare and
soldiers pay IRE rougbing in camp, doing the duty
that he irks' True, he is worth Just as much here
us there, bu, that does not justify the act OF taking
Pay without work. nor the raseality Of somebody,
who probably, for share Of the plumber, permits
him 70 shirh his duty, AID rob the Goyernment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

Tie Arion vocal and instrumental concert will
take place on Thursday evening, Jan. 81, at Irving
Hall.
Tue Academy Of Music will give performance
to-nigbt-La Trayista, Miss Kellogg as prma donna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

YEARLY MoRTALIrY.-The total number Of deaths
in Brooklyn reported TO tie Health Department dur.
ing the year 1861 was 1898, Of which }, 10 were
adults and 3 3i3 children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

Since jan. I...'s FII1Ji,IIo pVIUIIIfs T'lJVIIIIV
We hear Of only $1,000 in gold engaged for the
steamer tomorrow, but this amount wilI doubtless
he increased
Tie leading article Ia the Circular OF MessIs.
samg IIallett 81 Co.. for the Asa, is on the subject
Of Government fnancas Ii il sound and encouraging.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-02
AYERS
C0nFGHnl Extract ef SarsapariIIa,

to most efIectual remedy wi,ich the medical
stlu o1 our times can usvisc for tLis every
Where pr1vt ling arA .atll maaIy J. cum
med tro'~' the Llo: Sctiyc remed;as IT, . have
cen d'"co cred for rhe expur-at IF this loul
&; 7.'ter pm ~ j Il, and the rescue of the
81 n from its destructive CO; seeuonoes.
Heil-' it ehor.1 l. emI loycd fo- - curs Of
not O. y scro1,:la, 5ut q those ..hn. aff,v.
tors VIII, i s-'c :;om L, such as KrvrrrvE
end ShlS DIsgAsEs, Sr ANrHoNY's FrRs.
N"AE, Cr F"TsiPpi; Trrprrr, Pr. -r1t4.
AioFcv 5, BLAINa and sons, TuM0R7. TrrrR
and SILT RurrN, SCA,.D HEAD Rixa,-anu.
RH7vA, ,TIsN, |yP.'IIrs and MzacuRiAL Dis
EAsEs. DRoP I, ii4s, .rs,.., DE-. LILY, aid,
Ind ed, ALL CoIPI AIN4s A1isINa raoM VIrfA-
TLn on IVrVEE BIooD. The -ula- belief
in - in",Gity et th~ J!2Jd Is founded in ruth.
f"r scrt '''a Is ics mere ,on oi the ,lcod. The
part, ia pnlToSo ID virtue Of his sarsapa-
riila is - purify az; geas.ate th.sy. ;aI fluid
without which sound heath is In poss. ble in
comtai:AEa.cd cc...itU..ons.