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The New York herald., 1862-01-19
ARRIVAL OF THE SEVENTY SIXTH REG
MENT

MATERIAL OF THE REGIMENT, THEIR OFFICERS, ETC.
The Seventy sixth regiment Now York State Voun.
teors 600 strong arrived from Albany yesterday
morning by the Hudson River Railroad. Thcy arrived
at the depot at early hour in the morning, from
WHENCE after short delay they proceeded to the
Park Barracks where they will remain until Monday
Tuesday, when they will take up their march to the
Of war The regiment is composed Of nne, hardy set
Of whose appearance indicates that they willing
and able TO endure the vestudes and struggles OF the
campaign on which they are about to enter.
The regiment left Albany at six O'Clock on Friday
afternoon their departure from that city being the
sion Of quite animated and patriotic scene The
regiment was presented with splendid stand Of
colors, tho gift Of Mrs. Samuel Campbell Of New York
Mills, the presentation speech being made by s. r.
Campbell Esq., Colonel Green, of the Seventy sixth re-
reviewed by Governor Morgan at the same time, and
the subject of high encomium from the hands Of all
who had the pleasure of seeing their man9uvres upon
the They have not yet received their arms,
but will be provided with the Enfield rifle upon arriving
With regard the officers Of the regiment none better
could be provided, they all men who understand
graduated at West Point Academy but has had
experience in the field The Major and Adiutant have
also learned military tactics at West Point The costume
OF the men is composed of tho regular army regulation
uniform. The following are the officers Of the regi-
ment:-
Colonel-N. W. Green OF Cortland.
Lieutenant Colonel-Jas. G Strong.
Adior-ChaR. A. Livingston.
Adjutant-H. f. Robinson.
QadrtTmdsta-A. p Smith.
iSurgeon-J.C. c. Nelson
Chaplain-Rev. II. s. Richardson (Methodst), Of New
York Mills.
Sergeant M1jr-John Froker
Qldrtern,dser Sergednt-Albert j. Jarvis
Company A-Captain A. J. Grover, First Lieutenant
Charles H. George, Second Lieutenant II. W. Pierce
Company B-Captain O. c. Fox First Lieutenant c. D.
Crandall, Second Lieutenant W. s Walcott.
Company C-Captain G. d. Crittenden, First Lieutenant
E. R. Weaver, Second Lieutenant NJ. P. Marsh.
Company D-Captan G. L. Wattrous, Erst Lieutenant
| E. D. Van Slyck, Second Lieutenant G. j. Foster
CODapdnu E-Captain w. HI Powell. First Lieutenant j.
H. Ballard, Second Lieutenant s. NJ. Powell
Company LCaptan j. H. Barnard First Lieutenant E.
A. Meade, Second Lieutenant w. W Green.
Company G-Captan w. Lansing, First Lieutenant
Aaron Ssgar, Second Lieutenant J. L. Goddard.
Company H-Captain A. L. Swan, First Lieutenant L..
B. Cleveland, Second Lieutenant Robert Strong.
Company L-Captan John A. Cooke, First Lieutenant
II. L. Blodaes, Second Lieutenant r. Williams.
Company K-Captan j. w. Young, First Lieutenant c.
A. Watkins, Second Lieutenant c. N. Gaylord.
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PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.

The sloop-ofwar st. Louis, which is lying at the
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, nearly ready for sea- sho
Of the vessels fitting out for the Mediterranean
The following is a correct list of her ol1cers:-
Lieutendnt-J. A. Groer.
Suryeon-A. G. Pichon.
Assistant SMygeon-F. B. F. Lewis.
ASi tdnt Pdymdacr-J. s. Post.
MaHer--W. E. Watson.
Acting Aaers-w. f. Stewart G. Cables, J. N. Rowe.
J. f. Johnson
Masters Mates-P. W. Pagan, A. Roxie. H. Marsh. n
v. Forman.
Boatscdit-F M. Loud
Cdrpen'er-D. Jones.
Acti.g Gtlnner-G. p Cushman.
Acting Saimdker-J. Z. Crowe.
The workmen of the Philadelphia yard have also struck
for the continuance Of the present rates OF payment
tending that while the government officials retain their
old salaries that they entitled to the old wagee
paid Meetings Of the workmen have been called, and
series Of resolutions passed. ting that any proposition
to reduce the wages in the navy yarbare most unwse
and unjust They disclam any idea of disloyaty, and
profess the strongest attachment to the Union yet at the
time they fancy that they not treated well by
the authorities and take this rather singular methodof
rightirg themselves.
memorial to Congress has been drawn and sent to
the members from Philadelphia, and a committee ap-
pointed wait upon the merchants OF Philadelphia, to-
obtain their views and ascertain from them what they
have been in the practice Of paying per day for journey
men ship carpenters
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CORRECTION.

CORRECTION.
An error made in yesterday mornings HERALD,
where Mr. Gillette the gentleman recently exchanged az
prisoner from Richmond is represented as residing
West Thirteenth street His residence is No. 81 West
Twenty third street. where friends Of Union prisoners in
the South are invited to communicate with him.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
TWELFTH NEW YORK BATTERY.

The Twelfth battery, Captain Ellis commanding, New
York artillery passed through this city yesterday on its
way to Washington. The officers of the battery are as
follows
Captain, Wm H. Ellis; Senior First Lieutenant, Walter
n Shaw Junior First Lieutenant Geo. r. Dauchy senior
Second Lieutenant David Phillips Junior Second Leuten
ant, VIM. W. Tice.
&t-Sergeant's Orderly, Elijah Ewing Quartermaster,
Geo s. Fife; Chiefs Of Pieces, Peter Nelson, Chas H.
McNear Rolin H. Slut, Elisha ID. Conklin, Geo. Outwaer
Chas H. Simpkins.
The officers of this battery well qualified for such
duty and give promise mako this Of tho best vol
unteer batteries in the service.
Captain Ellis is experienced officer, having been
thirteen years in the British Horse artillery service,
achieving distinction in the Crmean war; his
bearing honorable witness to the part he took in
the hard fought battles OF Alma and Balaklava he hav
ing in the latter been ono in the celebrated charge Of
the six hundred"
The other officers Of the battery have nearly all been
in the three months service in tho present
years in the artillery service in the militia Of this State
Tho number Of in the battery is 1866. Their person
mel is ne and do doubt that under their efficient
officers they will be able to render good service in
the field. The battery will probably roman some time
in the vicinity of Washington to drill.
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FRANKS or MEafERs OF CoscREsPostmastcrs are in.
sruced disregard the franks Of members Of Congress
known be ent from the ne whe their franks
used Honce the frank Of no member who known 10 bo
Washugt will be- ccoited q his place Of residenc
during his absence For his ason great many let
ters bcar the franks Of members from this state arc
hold Tor pulIngc.
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T III e N A " Y +.
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The steamer Kanawha TO have been placed in con
mission yesterday but the state Of the weather forbade
it. She will probably go into commission TO morrow
The following the Of the officers that have re-
ported
Lieutenant Commdnding-J. c. Febeger.
Ltetdeaont and Erec,tire O1fcer-W. w. Allen.
Acting MdsteTs-r. q. Dunn and z. II. Partridge.
Assistant Surgeon-J. H. Pinkhaln
Acting Assistant Pdynldser-I. l.. Pennyman
Second Assistant Esgneers-E. Farmer +. ). Barlow,
ii. Parker, Jr, and w. s. Cherry
Acting Masters Mae-E. H. Hubble r. B. Smith, J. L..
Mason and R. p. Boss.
Pavmaster's Cierk-- Bannon.
There were two arrivals at the yard yesterday both
schooners belonging to Porters division. Tie Richmond
has gone into the dry dock and will remain there for
some days 1t supposed that the late trouble the
Philadelphia Navy Yard would affect the workmen tho
Brooklyn yard such the case although tho work.
there have not yet got their trouble. notice
was posted the boats Of the Jackson street ferry bet
ter known the Navy Yard ferry TO the effect that
meeting would be held at the Tammany Hall, erookyn
for the benefit Of all mechanics Monday night to hear
the report Of the committee large attendance Is OK
pected Pecuation does not appear to he entirely
among the high officers OF the government, as Captain
Waugh the police officer of the navy yard sttoned at
the gate 1ped person yesterday carrying out few
pounds Of lead Was not for the watchfuness of Cap
tain Waugh many could carry on species of small
theving with great success The outside work IN the
yard yesterday light, owing to the incement state
Of the weather.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
Personal Intelligence

Governor Sprague, Of Rhode Island, passed through
this city yesterday, es route for Washington.
Professor Agassz of Massachusetts, stopping at the
Everett House.
ExMayor Berrct and wife, Of Washington, have left
the New York Hotel and stopping at the Astor
House.
NF. Moss, of Rhode Island; Mr.. Kingan Of Ireland:
Mrs. @. l.. Cornell Of Rye, N. Y. J. F. Garcia, of New
York. R. r. Skeel OF Newburg, ana Mrs. lawrence Of
Syracuse, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
r. Beardsey, Of the United States Navy; r. Oaxford,
Of Philadelphia; 7. NJ Bond Of Cleveand J. Wpne Of
Albany; A. B. Lewis Of Providence; +. W. Hdrvey Of
New Bedford W. churchill and wife. of Rochester L..
Pruyn, Of New York, and E. Harvey, Of Buffalo, are stop
ping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
W. r. Hosmcr andJ Warren, of Oswego; Mrs. W. Nor
rill, w. Boyd and d. Holiday, Of New York; e. Tweedy
OF Danbury; j. +. Greenough of Boston, w. Gum, Of
Springfield; j. B. Palmer of Providence, and D. B. st
John of Newburg stopping At the Albemarle Hotel
Colonel Parsons OF Cohoes N " Colonel r. r. Wallace
of Portsmouth, ~ H. C. r. Hckox, of the United States
Army; s. d. Karns and wife, Of Virginia. j. A. Curtis and
Z. L. Adams, Of Boston, g. G.. Westcott of Philadelphia
s. r. Van Duzen, Of Newburg; s. NJ Shoemaker of Balt
more and g. w Burch Of Chemung, stopping at the
Astor House.
Mr. Joseph Of Montreal; Mrs. Dubois Of Railway; c. O.
Holbrook Of Boston; Colonel Crane, Twenty third N.Yv
Juan j. Jova and Geo. NJ Lewis, Of New York, are stop
ping at the Everett House.
Captain Howarh the Queens Messenger took his dc.
parture in the steamship Kangaroo
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
SECOND REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY.

The Second regiment Of heavy artillery coast defence
under command of Colonel s. Graham is being or
ganizsd 1t is intended for Defence and will prove
most desirable branch Of the service for young men
An officer has been detached to recruit In this city
Captain Elias Combs has his oce at 221 Pearl street
from whence all recruits will at be sent to camp
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ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER BATTERY.

Accompanying the Seventy sixth regiment, which
arrived from Albany yesterday morning by the Hudson
River Railroad, company Of artillery, under
command Of Captain Putkannier. Their armament
has not yet been provided and neither have they
been attached TO any specific portion Of the army They
remain the Park Barracks for tho present until orders
received from Washington to their departure
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AND GRoCERs,.
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

TTousEKEEPERs AND GRoCERs,.
SAVE YOUR MONEY
A PARKER co, 2s5 Washington street, corner fMur
ray, New York, are selling ., -,
'"Thnce city Smoked Hams, warranted, at &c.
Choce CITY smoked Shoulders, warranted at &c.
Rest family Soap, box " lbs, $40; single 10, &C.
pure Pearl starch, box 81 lbs., 6tsci sngclb &C.
Burnt and ground Coffee, &c. whole, &c
Flour. best, warranted bag 95c Dbl, ~
Lard pure leaf, package SIC. single h., loc
Butter Cheese, Poultry Beef, dc al equally low prices
Teas retiiled at wholesale prices
above also he found Mt the above low prices
nj 20 Myrtle avenue II Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, and 10
Newark avenue, Jersey City.
MARK THIs.-BILL HEADS, FIRST CLASS 80 rEB
M ream. Labels y per 1850, Ceris, Zoe, aud 'hcu'Ms'
"a Rocks Pamphlets Posters, Newspapers, cyeryihlnp
printed equally low. DAWLEYs, corner OF Reade ano
Centre streets.
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Nomes.
Rank.

" OF PRIsoNxRs-sEvENrY.NINT REGnGNr
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1861 | Name Rank. Regiment
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CONGR ESSJOREL
KXXvII,h C0NGR Ess-S.e.us s.,,,.,.
"WEDNESDAY, NJ tch 10

WEDNEsDAY, NJ rch u.
SENATB.-Mr TFunhutl made a repnrt from
the Judiciary ComTt'ttee that the Resolution
for the expulsion Of Senator Powell be rejected;
committed
MI. Sherman introduced hill authorizing tNe
President to take possession of Certain property,
and the onnscition BILL referred TO the Jud Iciary
Committee.
Mr.. Latham introduced bill rspealIng all l,vs
preventing foreign v-ssels from carving d q
mails from u ;. Porls 10 Aspinwall ind Panama;
referred.
The bin authorizing the Secretary OF War q,
rHceivi money a-propFiaied by States for the paw,
&c OF volunteers was taken no and passed
be bill q: nning the pay aud emoiuments Of
cm~ers OF the army was next taken I'D and dis
aud Foster.
HOUSE, Joint resolution appointing J Wool
ssy, Regent az the Smithsonisn Institution. vice
Pfof FELTON,, deceasrd; expressing the recogni-
uon OF Congress OF tie energy and forecast Of
John Ericsson In completing his steam battery
and OF the bravery Of Lieut. wcrden in his en-
eag.ment with the Merrimac; and instructins
the Secretary Of the Navy 10 inquire into the cir.
cumstances Of the failure OF certain contractors 10
infnlsh steam machinery according 70 contract
were introduced and referred
A bill amendstOry 20 an act 20 increase the pro-
nciencY Of the Navy, was passed.
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SECOND EDITION.
vHREE O'cLUCA, P~ u
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
1ns -sBELs AT Q ,RDOr.vnLs.

EtbkLs
Just ere going TO press with the second 'dit'On
Of tO-day's S;ar, we have positive, information
hat the rebels have refreshed quite back TO Cor
louisville. The scouts Of Gen. Mcolellans i'd
vince bad probably Penesra'ed the country At an
early hour this morning, as far ss culpeper Court
House, tairty Eve miles in the rear Of Manassas
20 our army are not permitting grass 70 grow un.
der their feet, evidently.
The enemy rest with their front (sdvance) at
the Rspldsn river. and their camps er,end bach
near 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miles
RooRBACKs.
LIST The story that Assistant Secretary OF has
telesrsphed here (foom Fortress Montcr) that az
III a. m -day the Merrimsc was making her way
out Of Norfolk to try another "bout" with the
Monitor. THIS 10 posIt vely untrue.
Cd That the Star Once has dispatch stating
that Barnside's arruv had been cut to pieces
LIE Of the h-st water
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TIFFANY q CO.,
Nos. $50 and $50 BROADWAY, NEW YoEK.


Nos. $50 and $50 BROADWAY, NEW YoEE.
And No. 10 Rue RICHEIIEu, PARIS,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER
OF ALL KINDS Of MILITARY WARES,
Solioit the attention of Civic AID Military Asso-
CATIONS, Commands on NatoDa or state service
Paulotic Clubs and individuals 10 their large
stock OF
NAVY SHOtDS.
Their assortment includes the choicest
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES.
identical with those made for Wilkinson, of Lon
don, worn by tho Officer Of the British Army, and
most approved by experienced European authorI-
ties the elet antly " ought
BLADES OF SOLIN6EN ON The RHINE,
servioeahe
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD,
Besides those of other domestic fabrioanis.
The mornings Of the blades. in all oa.es exc
cu'ed within the establishment, Will be found 70
comprise all requisite styies of ornsmentatIon the
fcabherds being OF SILVER, SILVER GILT. BRONZE,
PLAIN or IRE GILT. silver PLATED bURNIsHKp
CHASED or EMBOSSED CIR. or SOLID SILVER; the
GRIP and 6uARIs OF the same variety OF ,terlal
ana finish, and OF either regulation patern or
original design Should an article of
EXTRAORDINARY ELRsANCB,
OF richness and ccstliness not represented In
stock be required for pres entstion, the capa1ii
ties OF the estab ishmsnt for the manu- fscture of
the choicest works IN gold and silver, and It's
era! Artistic resources are n1nsual guarsntees Of
g orders, designs and estimates will be promptly
Individuals purchasing Swords of Tiffany 4 Co
oven more severe han those eujoIned by Govern
msnt, before IL Is placed sae-the testing hlOos
Is IN the adjustment and at the command of al
WHO prefer immediate proof OF the excellence Of
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India rubber Sheets for protecting childfen's
beds, that no family should be without; IS cents
each. .
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 Is each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % 50
each.
India RubseF Coats, white or black, % so each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds q Rubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Deer Mats, Under sheetings for bedsin sickness,
&C, &c, at manufacturers prices, stH A. Hall's
India Rubber Warehouse, 36 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. feb LIT
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A FRIGHT -ltis currently stated that a number
Of fIie htened gentlemen held meeting on Sun
day night, and called sundry di.tingu1s shed mer-
chants and loyal ship-owneu out of ir beds 70
advise on the best means Of d, Il nding New York
against the MeTrimac, which was believed 10 be
on It's way TO Fort Hamilton, having demolished
Fortress Monroe The Mayor. 10 10 sSfed. suR-
gesled the procuring Of old ships and sinking q
stone feet In the ship channel. Later news prob
ably relieved the anxieties OF the parties Y.
yoSvaal Commerce.
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DIED.

On the Ilth INST, CHARLES RaODE6.
The friends of the family are invited 10 attend
tbs funeral 70 morrow. O'Clock. at his late resi-
derce, X street, between sfh snf 10Th strsets. 5
On the 18th inst SAMUEL l.. BRYAN, IN s1th
die funeral Will take place on Co. morrow,
the 18th inst, 81 O'clock. 70 vhioh he triends OF
h family al insitsd 20 attend st hs late rssi-
denoe on 3th street. east
This deceased served his county m the var with
Mexico. under Gensral TAYLOR, and enersl SCOTT.
irripafAble loss.
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III The news Of the capture Of Elizabeth CITY,
and the other Burnside successes on the North
Carolina coast, 10 published In the English journ-
ais Of the sith. (Reuter's kilograms Toe Lon
don editors make no comment (How d,f srent
II would have been tad Burnside been a Rebsl,
and his "successes" Rebel successes The
Liverpool Post, however, c1ndercends to express
a belief that "sOmething more tnan the alligato
are TO stirred up this tlme,-on the Confederate
shores We presume that ''belief7' was consd-
eraoly strengthened when the Fort Henry and
Donelson victories came TO handr
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mARRIED.

JG il n; SE6ks ss' H. ssSyahs 4; R;s
ingtOn. ID. g., 10 Miss CAkOLiNE FLACH, OF
maryland s-..s
On the 9Th II staut, the Parsonage, By the Rev.,
John G. Smith, ar. R0BERT McMlLLEN, Of
PHI .sdelphis, 70 MISS MARTHA Is. MOORE, OF
baltimore ana Philadelphia sspsrs sopy.I
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs
PROFESSOR NORRIS AZUlLEA.
TIE PREMIUM
YFAST OR BAKING POWDER

Manutsetured ty e. MOCKRLO6E d CO., No.
81 Worth Fourth street., Philadelphis,
and No. lS3 Keade street, New ok.
This eIcel ent composition does not consaln q
psrtlcle cf iuB, Ss us, any KIND If delete
rous drug; butts PERFECTLY pure and healthy, eni
as Culinary preparaucn, Is IN a 1.-The and ILvau-
number CT Baking rOsdeTs on exhinition-ths
hIumea, with seversl otheTs, was analysed, AID
obtained thu hrst prz', IS tIe purest and tesl
known l. raises the Dur directly IL Is introduced
Nltaout f3rE snlng It. or issging any sediment.
AID retains II the Lu.TltIve uzlIes of the w.t. st.
Ing PROCESS. thence one loaf Of AzuJei bread con
tsIns as much nGtrImeDt IS two leaves Of yeast
bTeaf, and veli hs Is per o.. rlOre keeps moist
Tor many Days, -'d never sours- u Any celebrated
physicians, co Ia in this country and I'm ope, ave
decsrsd this 20 be the CIlJ true an MANUAL pro
cess for HSslrg bread. and az issst 10 families
Ia Fhliace pha have, ~ their oons aat Use If the
Azumea for bIedc, cakes, pastry, DO dur ng the
last hGss years, & We their hearty epprC val For
Esls NJ 6rocers in Washington and Georgetown
m
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DR. CHRRvRR HIssKD-Dr. Cheever delivered
one OF bis chsrscie' isjc Trades In the Bethesds
ming, but venturing too far IN his denunciations
Of Washington and Mcclellan, he was vigorously
Kissed. At one time a row was imminent Aftsr
he LEFT the building, the Doctr was hisssed In
the street.
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III Trouble 10 brewing In France Hungry
workmen are beginning to " demonstraten a
Paris Two thousand OF them, In procession,
turned out, the other day, 10 march around the
Place de La Bastile, hut the policemen dispersed
them. The cry Of distress continues 70 come up
from the operatives in the manufacturing dis
tricts, causing much uneasiness, now, to the Gov
prnment
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THs CHEsAPELkE AND OHIO CANAL The
break ao v 6roigstUwa VIII, ~ is expectrd b.
repaired a. acIeu'y 10 alIo tie passage Of loaded
boats by Thurtday merit. Four boat loads OF fiour
are new above the break ready to come into
George town a. soon they can pass.
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PEpDLINs SAsnEs Yesterday, city Policeman
Hurdle arrested French, for pedd ing military
sishes without license. De was aiken before
Justice Walter, who fned him S2O-SS
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CRIMINAL CouRT In consequence Of the con
tinued iudsp, si'ion OF Judge Crawford the Court
this morning again adj 0urnt over for one day.
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THE FUNERAL II MIRA Ten Casey was very
largely attended day IL took place from the
house OF Gen Casey, 81 { street The services
az the Epiphany The remains were deposited
In vault in Georgetown c"m t.,y, and will be
removed 10 Massachusetts herslfter
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FAnrLIrs who have never used Boston cracker
are invited To try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable,
grocsrs ia 2S-H
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BRANDRErH's PILLs-One million nine hun
dred and twenty BOXES Of Brandreth's Pills were
sold in the Year 1861. Let those who require u
cleansing, innocent Vegetable Medicine, use
Brandrsth's Pills, which have stood the test Of
experience, and are approved by all who use
them. Sold at No. S9 Canal street, New York.
Hranch Office corner Ninth and f streets, Wash
ington, d. C. p. S.-Sutlers supplied by the
dozen. mar S-lw
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ALL PERSONS can find tho best stock OF Cloth.
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks. Hats and Caps
| at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, near F.
fe 273m
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The FlRsr DIsTHIcr Rae MIMI 10 vet guard
Ing the w asbing ton Branch Of tue Baltimore and
Ohi>Reilroad They are stationed about ~ miles
fronthis city.
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SIXTH WARD POLICE CASES Before Jrstie,
Cali john Evans, disrrderly; fined 80 o. Alfred
Mcdonald and joseph Rice, malicious mischief
committed 70 jail. James Moore, assault and
battery; committed to jail.
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| The FUNERAL OF the late Lieut.. Joseph b.
| Smith, U. 3. Navy, will take rlsce from st.
| Johns Church tomorrow (Thursdav) at eleven
| O'Clock a.. m. The friends Of the deceased ape
| invited to attend.
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LOOKOUT for the celebration Of st Patrick's
Day by the Pr P7x Society at Rainey's Hotel, ID
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.