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, 1862-05-17
Tbe Masbingtun Statesman
rs issued every SATURDAY Observation-Disclosures
Il Office Main Street, Walla Walla.
N. NORTHROP and R R. REEFS,
Editors and Proprietors.
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE


RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION;
One year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
Six months. Il ~
Single copies. 10
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One square (ten lines ess) four insertions. Sc 90
For each additional insertion. ...............l 90
One square per year .....20 W
Yearly advertisements of sqs more, pr sq l6 90
eay- All advertisements of half column or more
. win insertiaa--- p8eial contract.
rsy- Advertisements, to ensure insertion, must be
handed in as early as Thursday, and the number OF
insertions desired should be noted on the margin,
otherwise they will be continued until forbidden.
WASHINGTON STATESMAN
DOOK, CARD, AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE
D-Main street, Walla Walla.
The prOprietors beg leave TO announce TO the
people of Waa Walla and vicinity that they have
4 varied and complete assortment Of PLAIN and
ORNAMENTAL JOB AND CARD TYPES, which
make their facilities for executing all kinds OF plain
and ornamental printing unsurpassed by any office
sn the Territ0rg. All oad,Ts for any of the follow
hng named descriptions of printing will be attended
to promptly and executed in the neatest style:
BOOKS, BLANK CHECKS,
PAMPHLETS, NOTES OF HAND,
HANDBILLs, ORDER Books,
BALL TICKETS, STEAMBOT BILLS,
CIRCULARS STEAMBOT CARDS,
INVITATIONS, BILLS OF LADINe,
BUSINESS CARDS, CERTIFICATES
BILLHEADs SHOW Bills
CONCERT BILLS, CHECK BOOKS,
PROGRAMMES, BLK RECEIPTS,
ADDRESS CARDS, DRAFTS,
BLANKS OF ALL KINDS, &C., &c. &C.
s5g- Job Work must be paid for before it is ta-
ken from the Office.
, 1862-05-17
HUMASON & ODELL.

o. HUMAsoN. JAS. A. oDELL.
A TTORNIES AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
IN Dalles, Oregon.
Prompt attention, given to collections and other
business placed in their hands.
March 29, 1862. 15ly
, 1862-05-17
DR.. |. Fl. HARRIS,
DIR. j. A. MULLAN,
E. HAMIL1 ON

4 TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA Portland, Oregon.
GB- Office on Washington street, second door
above First street. ~
, 1862-05-17
GRADON & STUDERUS,

"AGON, CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MANU-
w facturcrs-Front street, Portland, at North
end of the Bridge, nearly opposite Besser's Saw
Wagons Of every description made to order
Orders from the country promptly attendedto.
ly
, 1862-05-17

Lucky Japhet
Further reflections are cut short by Madame;
"Well, sir, shall consider Brooklyn Heights
your property"
"You may, Madame, will call for him this
evening with market-basket."
"Come before six o'clock, then, gentlemen, as
have lady to attend, from whom I expect an
addition to my stock"
Promising to be punctual, and with mutual as
surances of satisfaction, we bow ourselves out
Nea York Illustrated N'e,cS.
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grcsiden, bad power to suspend the privilege %! the
hateGs corpus during the 4c eiiiou lio stool ready
o. vote ~ tie D. 20 indemnify liza. lIr ho.ed
that it wouid pare a. once.
Mr. STEVENS wa about addrcs-.ug the House
on tie rui PCT, wien Mr. 4 AI.LAAHlGiIAM rais'd
The question ,ha, Stevens bad 40 usAt nader Tie
rules to DO SD.
,ir. STEVENS a,tei flr three milu'cl 70 ex-
plain.
Mr. yALLANDIGHtN objected, unless othen
th1rld avc SIMILAR privilege.
hu. HOLMAN Dem Iud.l moved 20 iay DE biz
Oh the table. Loat-ij ugars, *.
TsE REBELLION.
VI. STf-TENS remarked that (. bal not been he
intention 90 put tie bill on in. pasa 20 The ime
he introduced = Ho hud asked .or ~ postpone
mcut uuf.l THURSDAY, aui SHAT DO be- made D. I-o,al
order Gentlemen who la, weno1gh OF the o' seemed
unanu 0g ly 2tcrniact 20 make II sp.c.M order.
He nresuuiod that they thought that no time wia
cary 90 examine its rOvi1ff DO orier DC COR
rect under. taucin. o. them. SIn, feeling fs the
gentleman from New-l ORR ihr Ohm sld, tug' II
would oor better 10 have g few days 20 examine
tlc bill. le WIS " ling q. aiO-d time ipr tout Iuf-
p0so but being prevented bY gentlemen Ou the
y.acr ride be- had u.ide zap be mud thlt
fID bin .l0. not fail bV auE suf4 sbIs 30 "a. has
lten iuiefpo-ei. lie Womb demand tie prayio1s
question md adher. t0It. iis would nD' have odd
anything ln relation tO te cOuttlts OF th5 Jll h.a
Do. uo seen % sfa'ed in hone mower ai ,rg that Tue
.li assumed 20 indemnify everybody VINO, during
H.. iIre o.. the E!-gcuslJn II tie r.lvA gc Of to
Wi.t % labe'e corpus, his presumed 10 $50 nu ar-
resi- ~ ta name Of me Government. Inc bi! Las
100 sncl absurd provision. 10 provide. that uic
PreIleui, C,bIGct, unl those "hO have lIide ere
re-'s during tLc Rebellion. by tir-uc az their
a4.iuriiy stall ne ilCculli,ri. II went no ilifter
Mr IUO0AS hlass.l wr- unlor-tood % -lv th.t
le cld uot object 10 ihe 1i.i bcl- Do Won notn-
My iie pr,si.ent but % 10 uow tiooo 10 clt tlus.
who were ull1suy ard DID,, Llw lApua0Icd wltholt
redress.
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Di-nsters, &c.

RRrrrNFD.-Tne Ncgw'n bliI Canada Tor.en''n' hsnt
bound lr srrrco with eso Of grain, while rassrs down
tho lower b. touched On tie = w Sp! ed aa retained"
the c.iy .or examination.
Rus Asnoas--As thc bd, N'w-fofs And seH 'i'cnH''-
were tovls through f,Oate 0y tie sieanii9 j. 0NAs
bets on the Oi,liroA Vaey vii pTo5-sy be s''
OF u hi.n water. - ~ % ies,
The h-i. t.aes arrived 'a evening and faoih ,ns sls
Ls,.ou .r- Nw.Nolk si.A coat rnt ashore Oh Ne'e 20
the D. : e. tl- I'D , h sb,vt
tGI1I.. .s,ir on l.art cs $3.50. le lauiel On zee =
Inc srai -rli,s. She las ID ..ci GO ~ 80 g'tH's
csr,ot,r ta.. p". -. lion rad
so..s ,tcr la,sd ,le ga s-'s, that tie bn L'i't -.
alrl,cI .,.ai Ihe spcc'' al tecn an ird li'' h.,
a. NrI .a.to-tae lat.el ll 0-....e ,'4l 81.
lay .rt,rr 90 E.hg0od n u.,e. esq see 10 ~. 80
San k.A,cisc0. Nov. III, lt'..
TIE .i'p King isher hu aul eJ ssuie ca'go % l,a
s.'t Wa.t. 44o LoWslloufie tft-f ui 80 &c LIN
..trls,l fte sau.e olaTlct.r fi ativoi re- tns x-a
itsa a. pro. Is that ha rcsue i coFriSa Up
i-aI - saaa. ald i Wal oe a0-r .lne before l. eA-
er,a.-l fy rttrr. -,
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the whi'e man, not for negroes. Hs h,a -.
that the President would so condnc aap hoped
i scSed DE- ss %s S Sps t. b s s; ID
pledges ne had made 10 his Inaugural Ids ~sd Tie
fro:lar...,,.u OF the "a OF Septsmb.r Th oy hs
:. que reclamation was not 20 restore the un;o.
ous nnIy " free the negro Reviewing n;l;,au
events, Sir. Pendlston vlndicated Gen. McCjsIIayy
coy il that he was removed not because Of bis HS
mdorse the Emancipation Proclamation. m D. %
pubcaus had been running the House and the ~ ~
partments OF the Government for the benefit ~ ~
negro Speaking in condemnation Of the b nsss ~
to-day lndeanliyng the President and others from
writ OF hsbeas corpus, be said the Courts wosIS
not sanction this reckless and tyIannical exerc,.
power. The dominant party, he charged. tsd W. "
lated the Constitution and laws.
Nr. HUTCHINS obtained the floor.
The Committee rose at 4, clock, and the Ham.
adjourned. -Su''
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Tnr TANIANN MIN

I ON the motion o. NJ. MCKNIGHT the Commit
+ zee Of Ways and Means wss instructed 20 inquire
into Che exptdicncy Of modifying ,ha tax lw 50 as
% tlsi cuse wltllihe tax on advertisements.
Mr NORRIS offered resolutions, which were
adopted amid laughter. us,ruc,iug the Committed
Ou " avs and Means 10 inquire into %. Nle0.ency
Of amending The tx iaw 30 as 70 require every
member Of Congress Offering resolution TO uiiix a
.ou cent stamp.
RELIEF FOR LOYAL STATES.
Mr. WlChLitFE introduced . dill 10 proisct aud
grant relief aad protection o. tie loyal states whose
Irlperl1. and s..y,s has. bean wronglnl.y u.ken,
.oled ud distracted by o'iccrs and soldiers OF tue
lie moved tia. ih, bin be referred to = S,ecial
Com r.tes. 'le bad proposed to gather lie syiience
lu slch ossos. MOI only soldiers, but rail DAD en-
p.oyc,t @. O.her- bed scduccd negroes from their
masters, and Coloncls refused at tie point of the
bay net, 20 return them Tie spoke Of Mcgee beng.
Droulit 20 LDglsvilie by BgclIs army, and o their
being tetnnoi Tor jill Ices. /. war Ms desire to
apply remedy
Sir. LOVEJOY expressed his surprise tlat when
the ll.c O.. iao lauou Wes hiCklfmg in tle socket,
Tie gentleman brought ~ the ne-r0--negro. lie
lLoycJoyl woud aid IN 10 islaioa by v lea 10
return those who oscaio from tie last Of sY0tism.
TIE remarks III thc zee rlomAn reminded 'im of
IatlIcA Henry story oi John Took Iuluiug through
Ore lrav cJlag, " Beet! " Beer g. ll.lrR.ter.l
A0w Wlel Che deafh-fa,te %. nation u beard, llt
geuii,u MAN cAcl.ims " AeqroT "Ne-ior Is for
.Iil!.el, De tAIec,tl 20 piy loyal tLNel0iJ,s who
Iw nilwls referred lo'the Committee on tie Ja-
dietary.
PAY ASKED F0E WAH DAMAGES
o. mott 'n oi at. 0l..NI y, tie to...a. &c on
Ct .us Wore i1srl.ttato aac,r,ail and a. .rt tle
d.D'.,s lo-ulAng uo. '.- a..al aid l..lt.f. of,r-
auolr it k.muctY since fho ltt %. February, lcCI
riC PGEaprslt Mi>S..E.
or motion Of 81. SltN!No the House went in.
io COMMITTEE a. fle N,.l' ga tie State sol the
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Arrived.

Steamship NerIim,c a. 5. ssaspor, Sampson. Bssrix
y c. be, - VIA Holiness Zoe y hours 10 sieeIsgD l,s 70
D. D. TomgEius. d.: Of Beaufort, saw big The 0ws
steering ". tine, saw baIs standing w shovhis
uufee with IN il could no, di,tiusuia lhs
Seanisl Ns,iis.pp. ~ : tAgspoIil, bsxer bess.5t
y c. Dec via Holiness Hole p hours pass to u :: Oar
tefaasier.
D. C. a. hour, in 5allas, to y. D. romukins
Z. 5. ho.pa. ;ranspoa Da-ie Weos.er, $. II. Chester
Commaudias. alexandria Dec s. .: ul with 81 ,sk and
ship rIrsed ,sr.. Of Ysw.Gllsrow. N. 81. MeKsr..
Pictou 10 aa,,, coal to Mcl a. 4 itn.
brig Nes foT, Cooper Boston iay', aise to nase 10
Bris ABBOT, Lsvrenoe Fuller, Baltimore days, iron or.
Bms Beury Iced. smith. Rocsiana lint.
schr. Anches (BFl Fu.eni, Cornwal'' g. u days 70
schr Oc--n 8nec tBr Lisgln, C. b., is dsy' coal
sohr Van 5usen Wal. Roadoa, for Boston. Has carried
schf ~ b sra-nhall ,3raa.;si). Davey, wa.hils,Oas
schr So9a H. Jameson. JsEieson, Elh4be;hpcrt bouai
senr GeorEs E. Prescott, Peaalsoa Erabe,hFor bound
sehr Slpry Susan Eaton s~.Beiiord for Ph.A..phA
sohr. Victor strout Chen'hrd ATS.
scnr Ctlaa.iu- NAcor Mt / --d-n Providence
schr. Na-acsibo. Henley. rh.,d-plis for Glouserer
schr. Jn.ia 4. llich, Moore. E.,wo9,h, luaoer.
schr. \. G.. Reeves. Reeves. boston ior Baltimore.
soAE. mary BREWER, ie.fy. iceland line
schr n NA..s',: SAITH Aew-lisven.
SER Migaois E.cse-.on Boston FOR PhilAlelphi.
schr " .. BrlinsIa, bowdfn Portland, Conn
~ 70. Rowe, Rowe. Efpt4 -lace.
schr Ab.ons. --. Boston dsy..
schr Eastern Belle, Gilkev. f,lsidence.
schr Oliver spel,msu Oys.tQI. Albany fos Providence
Srhs ga. heay New B-iicIl.
Som EguIrss Tony, k0ck.AAl, lime
III G.. Is. hcseTy. bsbbilsn talu.cn.
Schr n- .wsre FGTb.h. rbck.aad. l-4e
Scir " ii sized. Sni.lh. N,w.nAsen.
sclr seitd. bfe9s., Newret
SCR A..,l Lfoasy, Eas.p0it % days, atas
SER 4g.d- Wind. tor.ol. Boston fo- Philadelphia
sclr. H"nfy GIBBS. snow New Bedford oil
sea-. Joan HI. Allen. babe 3,A. hrN ~ tyen.
sem. bodne. Aycly E4tttA lgu ior Prcs-cnee-
SOA.. So b..d. saith Fortress i1-.Oo.
Schr. Artar.s COrSriy. Prov. 80.
scar. Sea Flower. Clark. Road 10, 'or Providence.
seIT ). -. uoJt, Lyons, Ae-a.eEiai dsJs
Schr. .-i.t. pissosway, A.x4. AHA DAYS.
Sc.r ttgfy Flnch DAYS. 4 .A.ulfsf i.gs.
Schf -. Pc - amer. tllfla-r. AeJnudts days
strame nolsiaes aAdeNte., -i.GsgIis. uds. 10 LIE
per a. i.l.G. s,rcN.
siea.ae. r.anAiln. Young, Baltimore. to Waasr
nalteli.
steamer the Bdet Yen'ou. qhlsdeplha mase toLaN
busss.
steamer lsases, Williams, Philadelphia nd,e tel IN
Easss.
BELOW baih
Anchored a, .assr's Islfad gr. big J. Nsvias aon
Lmg'u. g. &c. sra Br. brig 4. % l-e, from " ntsof
sAlitu-sht}, Air'aiis Meridian. sid David ioatley
Bark D. Wesley tr.s Al 5,tufl sui X. A Ftltf scn'
aihi.a.et 4. b4si. {. A. GO Gao ne Corsi Daniel
ID .,. care. P.ai,s va. oI.4, Msryl.4d =. j. hJs
-. 81. e. .t a.. snl IS. H. ti..o.
NlND-At s-nsst rom ".
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK ....,n m,
Cleared.

shirs-Canysl. Back CLARK ,tn,on, Thsns, D,.s.u,
Gladiator Matthews Meboo.ne. r. W. Cameron; Thcmss
Jefferson, Desion. Ne".Ds eans, l. H. Gsssr. Rs,d.Ee
johnson. San faDcisco W Ia r. Coleman ( Co.. Yl.gsd
K-h Vera Cruz Howlsh1 Fro:hinghsm, PsIr.. Lscrs~
Boston. WIN A. Sale / Co Onion, Wiley Rio Janero o.
rich. j. 90.
BaIks-Anrs DEL jacobson Dernarsrs. J. Lesycae; b.
Ina tBr.), Counak q ogce,tcr Arkell, Hlsst ca
Bu-s-hathilte Helen fNcct Noss sligo Funch Mercks
Nendt; Caa: ticleer tBr) Na;son. Hsiisr. d. ss.
T. Ellsworth, Lawrence st. n re, ID. r. Dewof Pn1esm
Roysl (Brl Seybod Bermuda Smith Joaes Co., Wayer.
lev Slsll. Har-eiles, Moore Henry.
Standardization, Hobr3os. Boston Van Buren,, Wal
Boston Maryland S,eng Bsiiuore Oriental br. Dolby,
Aux Csyes. II. Becker 6Eeayes; Monitor Dayton WsA
fngtou ~ J. Brayon, Lawson Philadelphia, L. Kenny;
Jesse Williamson Densmore, lli,ld pha Baker Dayton
Dragon Paysos ST. Csoix; W. X. Bee5o. Crawford New.
Orleans y IT, Brigham; j. !. Firth (Brl s'eel furt,
Island G T. Knox Co Ma.sacause,ts. Goti Caud-a. W.
, Brown e Go. ". T. Hubbard, Vllism' WssLisg.or.
bentley. Smith Co. Ben, IaioEd, NewOresns, Robson
Fo-cick.
s,carners-wm. Woodward. Cu1dif, BslamOEsi wy0nirE
JaHtota Pot Royal.
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Representative Ashley, as published ~ Inc ID.eeo
Bladc, aud other papers, VIZ: Mc.sIs. l.1he a.
Ohio, Siauks Of Indiana HDeA 81 W eouil
Casey + Kentucky, Hsitif o. NoT-lofk
INDiAN NJAiRS.
On motion OF Nr. EDWARDS rep, y H.l 8
wa. resolved that tie Committee ca Inclau A.ain
be Instructed 70 inquire whether any iGrth-g c- b.
latiou Is necessary in relation 10 Che lltEu ii.ii
held by tie GOFeume4t and npJrt by bill or
Otherwise.
BULLS REPORT CALLED FOR
Or motion Of Mr. ROSCOE CO%hLlNG lAep.
*. l.. Tbs President was requested, il 40 h.s op.4
ION t. wa Dot uollpgliO Die Hiih thc iblic uefto.s
~ transmit TO tie House ue lat oi'cial report u
Matt Buell..
pAyIys sOLDIIRs FOR LOST CiOrHING-ALSO
INfHEASE or PAY
III. VAN WYCk Kep., y - INTRODUCED III
20 prorids FOR the iIamedia.e layrent Of clothing
Lost 80 service bysoldIer4 u the United Sates Amy
elso BIZ increasing tie nay Of pIyater, ncu-c1in-
mis is1ed oil eIs. and mn icians.
Boil bills were referred 70 the Committee Oh 1-.li'
,s.y Affair.
INDENNiPaING TIE GOVERNMENT
Mr.. STEVENS rep, Pa introduced ~ 10 ip-
ctluity PIesideif LlncOln and other perto.e Tor
srfp,nonythe privilege OF lie wlit OF haDeas o9qns,
aui tog al acts done "a pursuance thereof.
Tie bill Is he -aJc a. that offered laai Week, TIE
fubsl.nce q Which ha. alicadp D,sn pubhrhod.
Nr. VALLANDIGHAM Dem, o.. objected 20
tie reading Of th8 ti second time.
~ or...- ,,uder a. 4. rife tire aueefiuu Oeculrpl
" ti.6 he l;i be tsiectcdy',
- ~. '.gsc5 =, reic.t II bu a vote Of >!
- - IN -
'eri'. liIj ,,.ae then r.sd Il sseoud time.
-, 81 ".t.,r, 81 =. - ., - tho s,r.
li - 4 60 I, n, max. ,p. ,,
,bes . ,i...i W ~, w.,
NM AZ 'VfTIstI,rCift 6lco' ol ol,ieot.l IN
H. - - -il,.-e'.i,i ,,d.r
ar. COX Dem, o. desired 10 refer the lii 10
ne q eeiIits ,,.,ul,r
ar = ~ '-'' '''''' ''' van
-. ".' 'o .'.' Wa ordered 80, yo,o ~ SO
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Municipal Elccfions,

81, =. BosTos, Monday, Dee g. lssa
Frederick W. Lincoln, Republican was sleceS
The following was the vote: Lincoln, 1916; Wight
man. 5l7i. The Lincoln ticket for Aidermsn
composed Of Republicans aud Democrats, was Ala
elected.
In Worcester, ID. w. Lincoln. citizens candida.
was elected Mayor by about 800 plurality.
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HOUSE or RFpRESENTATIVTs.

AFIUINI NM 10 IT|I7-II : III.
TIE SPEAK EK announced tbe appointment Of Nr.
81 PIsfsen TO I'll tie vacancy Ia tie Commute ca
Military AGlrf, in tic place Of Mr.. Blair Of Mis-
soId, and Sir. Yeaman on the same Committee, ~
place " Ar. jackson, Geceased.
Messrs fessenden aud Walker were appointed to
= vacancies on tie Committee Oh Private Land
..aIas.
The other Standing COMMITTEES continue as hereto
fore.
Tie SPEAKER appointed the following gentle
sen &c Special Committee 70 investigate the
eiAs derosatoTy 10 The character and standing Of
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AERATED BREAD. ,

rne aGygtssrs Vi lhls Bread
are.
I. CLEANLINESS. No hand
touche. the dough.
2. PrKirI. a. free from all
dcleieIi,ls ingredients.
g. ~wKzTSEss. u never
sonrs; no change Of climate
eiIecsit
Order. len a, the Bakery,
corner d Lsi,ys eplsce and
{tA-st, will DO pgomsry at
tcDdsd 70.
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The Overland Route

ST. Lors. Monday, Dee 8, issa
The overland stage arrived yesterday with SO 600
in gold dust Tho time from Denver was six dsvs
and quarter, and from Proetorville, seventeen
days and a half.
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rirce upon ani 'ie TINS fcapsi rsroy~i
irll .1af4 ~ bon tr tsO wtTs o cltufis. you
may y.I slle r.fr. co. way nay rot orr
che rtr- AS uiDfc -ui no. ia F1t DflHgrt
whore irir.i 60 tate tr greater number Whom
io ste y1u ID ~at g. tened the Ars h0, wh, ihc
IJ i-nr ntrlwr. tist tsfu ass thr move uu gnlr
fhsl moved excepting eheu Iou i~ti in s'l
,i.oc iLai . already hns, waea you nay thea 1l
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A FEATURE FOR THE
HDlTDAIS

To you. GENTLEMEN
WHO wish to make mnlti-
iudinous sales OF Christina,
and New.Ieaps Goods. the
publish.r If this diagram
would say that he will issue
1t asa
HOLIDAY SPECIALIZE,
next week. in three Of the
daily papers, exclusively for
Merchants who want to adyer-
tise Holiday Present. Apply
to l.. STIMSON. 3 Brosd-st.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sfr--R,ses..7:i3 seta.....-....4:33 Hoon-Risel Z:
Bisa WATER THIs DAT.
sandy HOOK. 925 Go7. Islani Job Hell Gsis II:
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Bort Way0ea5' Ho.lt:.


S4.IU ODD AnA oAh. ,..,..
ponr.Wnus,t u..i. IS. NJ. los n..' .,,5,b
NOTICE is hereby cigca, IN accori'H'' wa, !,
~ sc,l4 OF tho 4, p...el ipdl H. i''' ., Ssg.
~ t.. lie tie N'ar.e... Uagr OF tte t.'' ~ tGs
lo.I. 3D. . ....'Hs Interested H, o. h1'ls ,,.., lA
.lb ,tl ..- Of slcl ingury. rsaniraon' h. M Pss..
ttr!.... b.. f.. ses. cs -lc now .'i cAal l''' ~ M %
l.,... ..I Do rs sac ssl. surveys OF eA-.'. . "a
..fi .... al-lin .sn a-y a,-- succeeding '"'-
hoari .i'a 's..r', Zoo, Of Wsrsn'.;
str.nsip fade.pHi' Pisf 40 j. Z.
slt 20 WER
soip 30 80 y ER
Bank. ~ No y 4
ba~ Ter 80. y n
Bus fiiHs. Whseers s.sfe
Schooner sea
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Passengers Arrived

In ,i,GmIhip Nissi1rTf from Bsagforf, " C-Cstt T.
W Denny, Lieut.. Eastman, =. Van Wet A. T. AHsf O.
Hanis VIM. White, Samuel Foss, AID 20 10 the sesrssa
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TEyUE CHECKER BOABD.-Scattergood IN
A lis admirable vock Cnoetrrf says The 90 - j.
NV m o.rd Of .Ity four sg1.les Of alternate cools.
WITH "a pieces called men q ase-se coofs f'1 sul
INA. hetr fireratle. Il Tlssri By persons placed
s "a each Other; the the red OF BLACK pieces
T. i8 10 b. ysa- the G,4i .iee and the otaeI lv.ls c
y white, 10 be- piay Ing the ftc M side
qLe being psed the gsze - begun by each or TIE
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BANKERS MAGAZINE,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,
BANKERS MAGAZINE,

The BankerI Magazine, the
organ oithe great Backing sod
hi.cAl Interests OF the United
States, enjoys an enviable re-
pu,a,ion both here and In
Europe.
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A BF.hUTIFIiL PRESENT


A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT
fSJK TIE HOLIDAYS.
~ 20 DEMORESTs efficient
= running.,i,ch SEWING
VACCINE. l., marvellous
'dmp.icity and utility con
armed by the award OF the
irs, premium at the Now
York State Fair. Everybody
should have one. Sent free 81
eIuresa ohirs,. when tho %
~ sent with the order.
Mule. DEnORESTS
Emporium q Fashions'
Pc. 80 Broadway.
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A SPLENDID Holiday Pre-.
ent. Every lady should have
,ouo Of Nine. DemoFes's etii-
Glen. aud beautiful rs Run
ming Stitch Sswiug.Mschihes
ITS marvellous simplicity and
practical utility was confirmed
lby the award Of tie fret pre-
inium 81 the New.York State
Far. Office. Nine. Demore.,'s
Emporium Of Fa.hious. 473
lBTosdwsy. For particulars,
see Nine. DEMORESTS
Mirror Of Fashions. or send
lfor a circular
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
The Affair in Washington.
20 TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALn.

In your Washington dispatches, in the HERALD OF Tues
day aud this morning, my name is mentioned in connec
tion with assault upon me at Weldon and Campbes,
in Washington Saturday last merely wish to state,
in reference TO the matter that never had any acqusnt
ance with the man who perpeiraed IL and do not even
know his was In the store on business was
entirely unarmed, and never carry any. The alleged
charge is entirely grouDdess and cannot account for
the assault, except that supposed the had con
founded me with another person. and treated the
accordngymy business engagements also being Of such
nature that could not spend the tine 20 investigate IT,
but intend to do 80 at an early day. II. F. AyERIL.
Nsw yoRK, Jan. "a ;15d2
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
Our Rio Janciro Correspondence.

MO IANFdkO, DeC o, IbOI.
Arrras from Amaico-High Price Of Provisions-Ship.
mens Of Coffee, de-, dc.
There arrived here during the month Of November
s24s6 barrels of -four, principally from Baltimore. The
price for which sold from 81 so TO $40 per barrel
Some cargoes Of choice brands from Trieste brought
high Sl4. We have still on hand about 3d. 900 to
40 600 barrels.
The shipments Of coffee since the sailing Of the last
packet (November 81 are as foows:-Unted States,
3 800 bags Channel and North OF Europe So 240 Medi-
terranean IA 600 California 000 Cape of Good Hope
$780, The prices follows-wa he'd 600 8g50O:
SUPERIOR 1000 720o; first good, 60o0 6So0 first
cond ordinary $1,000 900 for arrobe which 81
pounds. The prices are In mil reis.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
The Bankrupt Act.

In the HERALD Of yesterday communication from Ed
win James, ESQ.,, makes various suggestions, which he
thinks should be embodied In bankrupt law be
ed at this time "in order 10 be eficctual."
We believe that every one Of the suggestions con-
tanned in tho late act to establish uniform system Of
bankruptcy throughout the Unitod States" In addition
thereto by the reenactnent of that law should have
courts of tho United states thereon well ss Of the .
prcme Court Of the United States which matter of the
greatest Importance, every law s comparatively
valuelsss until adjudcatons have been had thereon.
X v
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
A REBEL FLAG STRUCK.

IFrom the Lynchburg Republican, Jan. 1B.
During Friday night the Confederate flag, which has
been flying from the yard OF townsman, John o. L..
Goggin, Esq.. forciby torn down by trai-
torous scoundrel, the flag staff broken in two, and
the cord by which the Tag hoisted cut up into
small fragments. The nag itself was torn into tat.
tcrs and from its appearance when found would seem
TO indicate that the guilty party desired particularly
to strip the stars from it, not vcstge OF any OF
them left. The act q and dos picabe one
and proves concusvey that there Is at least Lin
colnite in our midst, for no one feel sure with
spcck of Southern spirit could have been guilty Of such
act. We hope the mscreant will yet be discovered and
that he may have his deserts awarded him.