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, 1862-10-21

Tor TRADE OR EXCHANGE.
L. A s@oek ofstsple Eoceries for one halt tn cash
and one hAlfin good lands u Chicago city pTopertY
Also stock OF Dry 9ooda and Clothing tot t1aae IN
the same tesma4 Address Post O@:e Boz &9e Chicago.
oe41-y549 St
, 1862-10-21

T OST-A pair Of Gold Spectac1es,
4 in going from tue First pEcsoyte7isn Church =
No - Michigan ayeuue-ffcm Church to Van Ruren,
Van Bnren IS Michigan avenue, and from 4hence down
Michigan to No. "a The Under will be 1atd
ed hY 1eaYing them at this ot3ce 0c2l T323St
, 1862-10-21

r OST-Four Red Cows. One is
IL red ali over. five ysars old; another bracket
6rsPs fno6s qu her horns, from JOHN GROW, Lyons
Cock County III. liberal reward will be gtyen tot
+heIr return oc91 yj21 81
, 1862-10-21
u OR S AL E,

NHIEHCIO LIGHT GUAKl1, Al
~ TENT1ON ~ Special Meeting Of vital interest
to your will be held this eyeut& tTueadAY} Oct
2Isf at yppr tAr1npfy atR o'clock. xou n1e hereby
ordered to be present without fR1l.
RIcHARD I. THOMAS, Comnandant
u q. 8 OE3l- F3iI-1t
, 1862-10-21

They act With u1cZriug powcr+ and arr taken With
the pleasure Of beverage. Thc5 perform n1ost won
de,ful cures In stubborn Of prspepeta. Liver
Comria1nt. Nervous Affections Loes Of Appetite. 1n-
scrmsttent Fevers Diarrhea eour Stomach. Headache,
Fever aud Asue, weakness. Mental Dependency. &c.
Is 4 NoKss1xa ArrEr1z1E AND AFTER DINNER rox.c
1uEE SHOULD In KyH1y FAMILY, TuEr ARE !
DR1IGM1FCI- ExnIL1RAT1ka 4rIXCLANT, ~TT1aCT
ANY eCBsEqrESr s7rrEFT1sG REACTION.
, 1862-10-21
Important Certificate.

KocIEsTEE, December 18th, 1851.
"SfassrR. r. II nRAKE: Genteuen-I have suffered
terribly with l>yspsia f'E tdree four it ar@
FRIED many 1cnled!es without effect Ihad to ahAadoa
MY profession and sne' ed greatly from everything
,te. have tl,- Plantation Bltr-rs- t.,y
htl7t1 mel enn:isued their Aid row zeAtlj
G vel u.an. Know Of several Eni:Hr ca~.s
"EesptEtfunY yours. Rev. J. 8. CATu0Ey.7
, 1862-10-21
C4ScariIIa Bark

NHS[AEE&4A 88FK
Was known sEA ueed In Germany foz Dyspepsia
Chronic Di4rrAosa olc, D,seu:ery and Diseases Of
the Stomach and Fowr1s, - carly a. 16+0,
, 1862-10-21

cal Affections and D.iazy secre..o.s, o. ca=t1ucaal
Gf lhe Abdominal viscera.
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OryrcK 90 rHE ATLANTIC Mutual lSsuRANcE Cosr"r{
NKw.IoKK, January q, leo2
H,HE TRUSTEES. in conformity TO the
Chstsr Of the Company submit the following state
of lts Affairs on the 3st December, 1901:
Premiuuls received on Marin- Risks. from lat
January 1861 TO Jlst December 1861. 334026 -
rtsIs'ua'' ?" I4a 800 20
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Eost ano fonno.

Gb sbA REWARD.-LOst on the 2-th INST,
~ ~ supposed IN Prince st. west of Broadway single
case GOLD WITCH and GOLD CHAIN. W hoover VIII
return the watch 70 the Central Department Of the Meiropol-
tan Police No 43 Broomss will receive the above reward
Their, are inside the case two Photograph Pictures
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States OF
IL the Union holding elections in 1901 carefully compiled
Tor THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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~ VIE I RIB Il Ne ALMANA
Il FOR 1862.


Ttis popular ANNUAL Is now ready. IL conisins:
ELECTION RETURNS from oil the State, Of tho Unon
holding elections in 1851 carefully compiled lo the Tribune
Almanac.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
Ter the 1872;
GoyERSMEST Of the UNITED STATES Executive
and Judicial knvoys Extraordinary and Ministers Relden
HON the United States ~ ofsiss Courts;
SENATE q he UNITED sTATE5 Members Of olssa-
ted
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
'hAtf.s' Politically classified
LlsI o, STATES Capiiss Governors times OF Legi.,a
I'VE meeiings GENERA Elections, etc;
f0fO tAIIOS Of EACH STATE By COUNTER also
Of ne principal Cities Of the United States
from tie Census oi l16; - ~ ~ N''
Special s. ssiot-boh coIapi..s Wv '' |'"i VI TUG
ono sbSlhACiS G tie o,n.r important Act, Of the
5eeohd ets,ion OF ne AH2VIh Cong,s, and fe Sneci
Session Of the AAANllth Also the mere inco,,rt p,orIs
ACuhoNOLOOIC4LA ACCOUNT If III. i,,oo,.o, aunt.
int. est. N' MATTERS oi general
rice 70 cents Peoples for 81 100 cop., a. ,o,,.,.
p., hv hxpess' - Der 100 Cash order, '''so
We can supply Dsck numbers ~ the Tribuns s''@- T. -
!ots 20 100 1851, lG5s, le59 1850 AID p
- cents each, po,t paid. ~ '''' frce
n'u''' THE TRIBUNE
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
Doar0 am Rooms.

BOARD WANTED--With large Room and
Pefr,e- b. . aud wife. In genteel family
will d. other n,-trfs Madisonsv. and Jan'st Ad.
dfes. Box no. a.. 1lune tt stating terms ana locasy
yNHE RE8LLLION.-A CHRONOLOGICAL
ACCOUNT Of h- important events connected with ne
~ioa, ano et-I matters o. General interest," VIII oe 'o'no
In TIE TRIBUNE kLMANAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31

A. N. MfNNfN Aucuourris
pY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Irving Build
ing Not, go and $50 Bre.dway-ssl-s Of Books, sta
tonsry Picure' Works u AT Fancy Goods Furniture tc
EIRST-CLASS STEAM FORGE FOR SALE.
j WIN be cold q, public sale at o'clock. p m On
TUESDAY the 9Th d.y Of februsry 1862 at the Public House
ofW H. DeBorbou in the City Of Re,dns. tie PROPERTY
known A. the READING STEAM FORGE. in said city.
Said Forge 1, substantially built and completely equipped
with all the modern Improvements including 'evenun
Nam 9TH hammer and three Kin steam hammers. each with
heating furnaces and boilers attached yfebending ma
chin, and oven three pudding fornaces i've bseksm,s
force. hrtyt largest class boring isii
oitipe sc tuning lathe aud riIt yboe engine hain
building 300 by 100 feet with sheet iron roof cMpents"
chop an6 br!ck Office, with me proof &c, on tho p.n'
Said forge 10 snienty located iof business Gdon.
Inc M. Reading Railroad and connected herewith mat
can take and deliver Of iron, coal ana
Cesh, without eos. for hauling Shuies outside the
bulldog By which coal tcfsp iron, &c can be dnPoa
10 eae aco without EXTRA cost for hauling or labor lh
Fot,e capable executing the heaviest work havns fofgea
and finished the main shafts Of tho Adrrc tosheVea 70
the largest made beside complete sets oi
steamships for GoefnfneLt ana Others le wy
Reading peculiar advantages Tor the
Grafton Of such forge IL l. within 50 miles OF fhadepms
herewith by the Reading Railroad snd tne o'nuY
nm mo- toni ca1.l l28 miles By Tail direct nom Ne"i
zee from baltimore 81 from iaippuit mn 90 ' ~, he
coal region whence The best anthracite coI can De
ierrd A. the furnace doors for about ~ - tun eDlhs
, situated Ga one OF The agricultural district. o. feh
.uiu has population ol 900 aud IT. noted iof KS
Le.b ana M. puty oft. water. AZ efk- county cvis
more furnaces than any other IN ne United o's- h ,
very description can be procured by 'he I9ise y "o inn
n,irss TIE c.sr Of all ncumbranee Po'se',iop give" LII
ana terms made easy, 10 suit pufcli iho
PORE h Ia O. pl-,e order and Is furnished win every
sary tool snd appnrenaIc1 70 veil worm the Ilten
uon OF those ensae ed in the above business
Forsny idIheI Information apPy,@2 urrNpFR1
u, b,E Yam
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PliILADEl'--
PIIA-For no relief OF the sck aud distressed shicec
with VrUent aud Chronic Desss and especially Diseases
Of the Sexual Organa . ,
Medical sfgice given ue by the Acting Surgeon. ,,,
Valuable ri PORTS on SPkRMAIOBRHuA or SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS and Other Diseafes Of the Sotnai Orssh.
and tie NEW REMEDIES employed IN the Dhprh'Hy'
,esl,d letter envelopes free Of charge. ADDRESS
Dr. J. 5KILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard A'soeision
NO. 2 South sth-s,.. Philadelphia, "a
NEW MAPS OF THE WAR-Pockct form,
~ bound ia cloth containing eleven Coloed Maps fnce
These Msps should be h. lie hands Of every person
Sent BY mail, u ccnts. Apply or address only . 9,
RANDALL D. MILLS. No. 81 Ann'st., n T.
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w STANDARD COMEDIES
NIGHTLY CHANGE.
VIII lie acted (third tinej Mortons standard FIVE set
Comedy 81
CURE FOR IHE HEARTACHE
Young Re pid Lester NslacA
VI Rapid.
Sir lighfit Nisnley MI 'o''"
Charles Stanley MI
" iinitah"
Yak OstlALd JoLn s.loI
Bronze Mf roNd
Miss NonsH......... ..............s''.htsr MvhhL
JT.ky DAiiAfd 10y
flcn k9UcK...........s..........M iss NJ ieh4itHef
sATI RDAY-1nE ROAD TO RUIZ. - -, 49,
NONDiY tias, time Tor the psessDtl-sHE sIOOfs ~
CONQUER -
Mr. WALLACK,
In accordance with Ia - -
PLEDGE TO THE PUBLIC,
That sucssson u the most ce.hrsted md Joyous I'"e
Die. should b. produced hcg' & s'," that AFTER hohdsJ AZ
ENTIRE CHANCE
Of Performance will take z sce
MKT WEEK.
THF POOR GENTLEMAN.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
SPEED THE PLOUGH
t. be aiefnated
The Coincide. 10 be prepared with the u'inos' care
sc.usry. drs.'e. and appointments 81 new
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'J,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR FEB. /

rl'HK WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR FEB. l.
The Ngw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contain, the following:
I.LEApING ARTICLES. Th- News nom z
r'ars Ts,s'ion. Finance and q, Laws Tts
We,,ern Ad,a1o.; A Lesson from Hi.toyi tic
slavery Issue IN the War ioI ne Dhion nc
Gresi Oue,ti5u. tn Kentucky Lcsson iuauence
Of National Debtupon National Property hai
tori, Paragraphs.
II. the DEMAND NOTE BILL: sp,,ch 9th, Hon
r.. q. spaulding.
IH..FRoa MEXICO.
Iv..FRoM EUROPE; Summary e. ths Lsi,s, New,
V..TIIE QUESTION OF ysTlOEs; How to
save ne RsPselei speech by rh'ed'n'
vi. STARTLING TREASON DEyELoPMEsTs'
Rsport OF the Potter Committee.
VII LATEST NEWS RECEIVED ny TELEGRAPH;
me Defen,es Of The Lsie,, Libe..ion u fu.isi'e
slaves
VIII. IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI
x.wAR NEws SUMMARY
XII. TIE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION. 4 Diss'tIous
Voyase. Lose ofNes.el. Three Lives Lost
| XII. .PRoCEEDINGs ~ CONGRESS.
XIII. THE PROHIBITED SONG.
XIV. THE sUB-PREsEcrs WIFE.
XIV. SERMONS UPON THE SABBATH.
xyIPUErRY. "fnt It Through" " Ter ChsIlie''
SAKE %" John Bright"
| XVII. FROM MISSOURI: CoresPondenee Of The y. l..
Tribune
,vtlf. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GENERALS
! PRICE AND HALLkCh
XIX. Plies PEAR"
Ky. rifE BATTLE or MILL sPRING: A Full AID
Complete S,udtoD; fhe bsyonet Chhse Of the
OH Ohio The Day After the Battle Various
Interesting Incidents
XXI. TO OUR FRIENDS
XXI. POLITICAL.
XIII PERSONAL
XIV CITY NEWS.
XIV MISCELLANEOUS.
XVI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVII THE Ni.w-YORK TRIBUNE
XVIII THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1852.
XXIX. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of the
stock Money. Cotton, Grain. and Cattle Market
specially Reported for The y. Y. Tribune
T,sys-ar nor .nnurD Three Copies FOR as. Ton for
aIl Twenty Copies. address, so, and all extra
Cow 10 the p,r,on who forms the Club
For a CLUB Of One Hundred, scnd The Daily Tribune
gratis ,,,-.,-- on.- ruts
MORNING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31

NNALLACK~ THEATER.
w TIE LESTER WALLACk POLKA, compo,ed BY
Il si0cSe played every nlshi With great success An ga
e.lent ltsus. Of Lester Wsscs esti sdorns tho ht'
80 FIRTH POND Co.,
nu.se Pubilshsrs No. 81 Broadway. New forf.
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3iulilarn Noilfes'

Cooa Chance for Bueiers ,-oc".1 To- the seat OF
Ss"" s ~ Mo are desous 70 NH. q The las.
war as BUGLERS 70 taNS! NV al Headquarters Suth
chance for Mounted BuglsIs. -,
Comet Band No. % West iiO.'~ =
80 - -. .,,,,erv.-WANTED 8 few able,
,osd M r mn. me command .'." ne roll
oou'eo MdN ~ "a spd pay conn encns on gnu
ehhoins H. Tent City Han fatki a. 20 ~
Apply 10 ne NH a, Jacob GTuls saloon corner
Broadway and = AnA 49, Can't J. ". BRiE S, Com'g
Broadway ~ st'iTs' -, "
,,.c Volunteer Engineer RcSiTcnt,, +
r., EDWARD ". - tttiLn.; Lie"'''N''
,, ~ and ,islor RICHARD HOIE
HALL ' LAST CHANCE! .,..-,
ONLY ONE COMPANY YET tNflLi,tU' -, n,
r;,h companies Hilton Head > & ray o. 80
'S"s@i7, SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH tSl.f
House carpenters shipcsrpenieTs, ng-es. 9s -, h,
reps rosrhip,ts boer.makes and whee!"nsAis' VIII %
received Tor NO-hL ~ "a .,,ix
None hut sound ard competent men need Apply "a
Volnperrs ina this regiment will be under pay ane iu'h,,n
with quarters and nations o. once AZ" "0" ~
provided for by the authoIlu- pot-,-Tv u he rsi4 u
sscl VolDuteer when mustered out q the service
Fnrs,nleit for three years. o. during tae "eI A.,
EesdCnsre~s corner of Chambers and IEsihemsts Ne"
York.
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rT,ACHY HiPPODAMIA.
ALBERT w sELDEN,
EXCLUDED FROM BROADWAY.

EXCLUDED FROM BROADWAY.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ FOURTH WEEK or TIE GREAT ARTlSTES.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
NJ. HACkETr.
who will appear in Ls popular part Of -
fALsTAFF PRETENDING LOVE
THIS (Fndsyl EVENING. Jan. 81, lle1,
will }. acted shsse,p.sr's Comedy Of tho
MERRY WIVES OF WIND5ORi
o. F.t.T.FY OuT~irTED ~ WOVEN.
Sir John FalstAH. pretending love 20
the merry s'lIs llhCAeN
Mr. Fcfd. the jealous husband. ~. w. Nslaek u.
Robert shallow Justic. o. the Peace...M Mark smith
Abrshafn Slender Charles Haze
Mrs Ford................MIs julia henneu bsrro"
Mr.. Paso..................nIs. J. ". "alAck, j.
TO MORROW (Saiurt,yl, ShskeipeSres tragedy OF
MiCBETH.
Admission 10 all parts o. the house, ......o cents
Secured Psrquet cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31

WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Jan. u. the original
American Comedian,
Nj J. =. CLARKE
will spp.Ar IN two Of his great comic pcrsonaiions a.
SCIiNAPPS
in tue magnificent scenic Spectacle of the
NAtAD QUEEN,
and a. JACK CABBAGE received last night With o
A. ;htcr snd applause. ia the Comedy Of
SUDDEN THOUGHTS
The Maid Queen Submitted 10 be perhaps the most inagn
e.Iic spectacle presented on the stage IL soouds
la .eemey Of unequaed sp-ndor g,ud mechanical effects,
and Brilliant dsncra To give additional charms to this I'M
.urps-d attraction the management has pleasure In snnounc-
Ing az engagement with the brilliant and bcan,iiul
S-nolls ISABELLA CUBAS,
who durn, the few night. she lest appeared IN New ork
created and who. Ia conjunction with Don
JUAN NMEhEs, will appear on MONDAY EVENING,
Feb
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
rIIE NEW.YNRK nhILY VRTnUNE


TIE NEN-YORB DAILY TRTBUNB
Is PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AND EVENING
SUNDAYS rXCEPTEDl
ny TIE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
IN BUILDINGS CORNER or NASSAU AID SPRUCE
sTREHls, OPPOSITE THE CITY HhLi. =.
Ard delivered City Subscribers ct 2 cents week Mail
subscribers per in advance; SO fer month";
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
pubished SATURDAY. MORNiN0 al tie low piceoI -
advance Three copies FOR S5 Eve oleS TO-,
xe; Ten comes for T~ Copies TO one ada taod
,y Ian At the of 81 aunuin) t4V twenty
10 sds of each subseriber taDd any sse number ct
H. rate Of 20 eaci go Any person sehan US cup oil
srt az moro viii be entitled to an extra copy Suoscfip
tons to uIence at any NE, r. ,Yr ems. ONE MOI
Advertisements IN lHE " Ei., = urfu I mi, g. -
rSR Am TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YER LINE ior each
tss,,,on No,hing inserted ioI less thah 30
Tytbe SEMT-W EEALl TRl1ONE
4. ,,;h.d every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MeHNASi; r,iee
80 annpm: Two COPIES Tor So FNe |Vi' III
THE NEN-Y0HA TRiEUFHNn
soR EUROPEAN ClRCl io-S . ,or Tiv.,
,t,;tea ON the departure Of each Ma Comics hive
cool AZ s5 per annup postage incl99eo esa,sTATiON
Gents. Address il4S iNi' No ia Nasssu-si' ~ L.
-'N
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amuscmcnIs
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK OF HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS!
WHO WILL FAIL TO SEE THEMl
The most magnificent bill Of novelties aud auusenehts ever
offered IN this city.
TIE GREAT FAIRY PLAY
h Is than elsewhere for less than double
the admission 10 the Niue ts bniencJ surpasses any
thing heretofore seen IN America.
TIE GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR SCENERY!
Tho GRAED MARC III or THE AMAZON WARRIORS.
TIE PERFECTION AND BEAUTY OF THEIR DRILL!
) al the bew,lderiDg spleudor Of that gorgeous
BOWER OF BEAUTY AND HOME OF ThE FAIRIES.
IN which beautiful nymphs Of the air and appear
IL pleasing beyond Iprcssion. II will be pro iueed
THIS AtpEKNOOS and EVENING, at and Il clock
A. This j. The LAST WEEK Of this piece. who fail to
see Whp win IN 10 hear The l,ughsble and smusing
MUSICAL REPRESENTATION OF MUSEUM SHOWS
Jenhy Lind Canary Bird show, Happy Family. &c, sc.
introduced by the Orchestra between the Sd and 9Th acsi
Dutns the piece Prof A. GLEIfZ. from Europe, will sp'
pear for the hrst ume 10 America with his
EITHER, A NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT,
accouip gied 10y Nj u. He'xos, jr on the Guitar.
The Ing Wonderful Living Nsrcties a. all hours:
LIVING HiPPOPOTAMUS.
The great and curious
WHALE
WHICH STILL LIVES,
and eats bis hall bushel Of live eels per day.
Tho twelve beautiful tiny SEA HORSES sailing In The
Grand Aqnafia which contain beautiful aud living Fish
fiom 90 quarters Of the globe, sc.
Admission to all D cents; children under ten, Is cents
COMMODORE SUrf-The $50 600 MUTT will be cracked
Monday, Feb. s.
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Sales bp Ancilon.

A. ". MERwiy. Aucuone-i.
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Irving Build
ID ings Not, 80 aud $50 Brs.dwsy.ss-s Of Books Sta
tonery Pictures. WORKS u An Fancy Goods Furniture tc
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Drp Gooos.

HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES, Of IN
i L UNITED STATES, Politically clAssihsd, in TIL
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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New PUBLICATIONS..

6. p. PUTNAM Agent, PrHLisHEE,
10. So broadway.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

Mail. Depot.
-l
800 A. m eoO A. ~
"a" r A''" p n
500 P. M- M-0'OO P. N.
SOC a. h.Is;0 4. III.
o.oo -.
s:s0 - A. n. gs9 g;s9 A. n.
.,on -.
mn, L..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

VI All the odd lawsuits We ever heard OF,
tb'7 takes the lead. A few days since, pass
ing through Chatham street, we noticed the
eyes OF well known money collector peer.
ing nom painted portrait in picture deal
ers window. The portrait had come from
the hands OF q superior artist, and the frame
was hrst rate, which led Us to conclude that
the man Of duns had struck alead" some
where. We askei the frame dealer about Il.
who, being genial, informed rs that law
suit was now pending, in one Of our courts.
about the same portrait. Il appears that the
original of it had q bill handed to him a few
months ago, 10 collect of certain Arr
p lawyer, on Nassau street. The bill was for
q small amount to be sure but the LAWYER,
scr some reason or another, had resisted the
payment otit, and had driven of every per
son who had sttsmptsd its collection, until
this man Of face had taken it in hand. he
selling his reputation at stake, st once syste.
mati5ed his calls upon the lawyer, and, with
pc culiar uniformity, pressed daily, and al-
most hourly the payment Of ''thst small
bill"
The lawyer stood 1t bravsly for q while,
ut at last calling his tormentor into the Of,
ace, where were several friends, he opened
his batteries, charged with terrible sarcasm,
upon the devoted face Of the collector, and
finally offered to pay the bill, provided the
collector would afterwards have his aecurssd
teatsres pictured, and brought him. The bill
was paid, and the collector promised aeQuls.
ence. Forthwith, of went the sharp man Of
duns and had Gurney or some other first
class artist produce life like copy, full size,
best style, which being finished and framed,
was presented, with bill OF S4OO, to the law
yer. he had gusnuy refused to pay, was
sued IN one Of our courts, and mulcted for the
amount of the bill; and has since had it car
led to higher court N. 2. Sun
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The Wantoa Destruction or Railroad Prop-
arr a nrNnu.rr-F



From 3 privstS letter received In THU
city from = gentleman engaged in building
the telegraph line which was DESTROYED bv
The rebels along the line Of the North Mis-.
souri, railroad, We extract the following Ia
show The completeness Of the destruction
which the rebels effected. The letter is
dated Florence, No:
Ny line wGs completed on Tuesday, torn
down on Wednesday, and built again on
Thursdays worked Friday we'll, and on
Friday evening, 3 week ago, got the ID,
as the papers have informed you. Since
then have repaired 10 six miles above
this, and An now relieved OF my charge.
You never saw such destruction as The
rebel devils did work on this road. The
papers have told you something Of Il, but
1ioould not realize It i'll had not gone on
foot ever the ground. They piled cord.
wood on the track for forty rods together.
and burned the road bed a foot deep. the
e. ssion Of the iron kinking it out Of all
shape. Not q cattle guard have
left for IS miles, nor q culvert; not q
itch that they did not break nor q mis-
2hief they could do that they did not. And
he line is gone for miles together, poles.
r'7es and all I've large bridges destroyed,
stations, lots Of cars, and q bakers
zen Of Water tanks and wood sheds
ley must have had 1000 pair Of hands at
= and have worked like horses.
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TAKIEe CoLD.-A "cold'' is not neces-
sarily, says the Scientific American, the result
of low or high temperature. A person may 90,
directly from hot hath into cold one, or iute
snow, even, and not take cold ss he would by
pouring couple of tablespoonful of water
upon some part of his dress, or by standing
in door, or other opening, where one part
of the body is colder than another. Let it
be kept in mind that uniformity of tempers-
ture over the whole body is the FIRST thing to
be looked after. It is the uniform circula-
ton of some part. If you must keep par
TALLY wet carmen on, it would be we'll, per-
haps, 10 wet the whole of it uniformity
The feet are q great source Of coulds, on &C.
count of the variable temperature they are
subjected to. Keep them always dry and
warm, and avoid drafts of air, hot or cold
wet spots on the garments, and other direct
causes of unequal temperature, and keeI
the system braoed up by plenty Of sleep, anC
the escheWing Of debilitating food and drinks
and you will be proof against cold and it
results.
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

ENAEAAnu AAuNhOEt Jhus J..
Captains Shilliuglaw and Munson, Of
the 10th New York Regiment Lieutenant
VI. Dickinson, Sd Regiment Infantry, U. s.
A., Lieut.. J. What, Goth Indiana Regi-
ment. and Corporal Thos. Mcdowell, of the
10th New York, arrived here last night by
q flag Of truce from Norfolk.
They are of the $50 to be released in ex-
change for an equal number who we're sent
to Richmond last week.
A great improvement in the treatment of
prisoners is said to have taken place with
in the last two weeks.
The above named soldiers 90 to Balti-
more tonight on their way to their homes.
The remainder of the number to be re.
leased are expected tomorrow afternoon,
and a number Of our wounded, making q
total Of 2s4 to be released, are expected in
q few days.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
MASON & SLIDELL REALLY GONE.
How and from What Port they
Sailed.
Capture Of Missouri Bridge
Burners.
This Mornings Report.
This Mornings Report.

INTERRUPTION ON THE WIRES.
BUFFALO, Jan. 2,
A FIRE last night in Rochester caused the
interruption Of the eastern wires. Partic.
ulars not received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

TIE WoKEH OF NORTHERN OHIo.-There
arrived yesterday in this city, sixteen
large boxes Of hospital stores, sent by the
Womsn's Soldiers Aid Society in Northern
Ohio. Whenopened, the boxes were found
to contain large quantities Of almost every
article which could contribute to the COM
fort Of the Ok and wounded soldiers. All
praise to the loyal women Of Northern
Ohi6,-LszisgtOH Ky Observer, 2sh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

MASON AND sLIDkLl5s DEPARTURE,
Providence, Jan. 2.
The British steam gunbost Rinaldo left
here at P. NJ. yesterday with Measrs.
Mason and sidell, and their secretaries, on
board.
Tbe wind blew hurricane all night