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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08
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a, .n.'s bs .lh-d ~ eve that lay
VIII osnsa' diooYrg side Icy id.
IAo 'os s,f ell % GAVIN ~ say
a. t,aIce l"bg lcesurstlai arsciird
Wb,n sn the lisit up spraus the b,e,ie.
ma oil tr i.ikHnr i'ur- ih'f pissed,
SEA lrcsnt tnt ,a,l ID. 81 sou 80.
rs each was r.ca,ing 80 y .iie;
Fen So but 1, hy he t,.eic eva
90 those. Wh.ni ysI hy go. ucharr 1
E.ci ibseneo ioiiei ,now 10 ierI
AsDund'd, soul nom zoo rslis gel.
udead or NIL, ihcir 81. 70. wen. hil.i a,
sud oor-sd zach i'i'i'ns st's''d--
~. ri Tea bmWs, Tor bsiiHff Nii.fD.
90 "i., Whist hrt with dawn spi'iri
80 vcsr hos vain Ga. onwsid .ilain.
Ihr.fh rir hand .iio. o., e, Inoi.. fu. les
70 tln' aui yori own selves ua trpr
Bot % b.,he bne1el "a o slsat..a.,
Tough h. I'f. o. ? arit.t ariin, ~ C.
On your Nid" plain they Join sin,
iot'iirr ieru zen hI.l. q lst.
ore port ,1,iho,-i sike u.v,o. D.,
Ort nufI,o 90 hold wb' 'e'rr they inru-
boludine Dleeft. o Usl' ...ls,
~ lili, & lasi, unite titn the~
NJ. Cioneh Nae NOT an mnuieie-ied oh-er,er oi
he poeals the lines. he rarely los anolrol-
mniy IN he lcctnres or .iiings 81 sending finely
f,aihcred sl.it into the Manchester school % while
hs dclcacy OF organization made I'm entrance upon
the political arena ont of the question. In 1879, he
visited Italy aud MAS intimate as friend and adviser
with hat olnsf Of Southern Republicans represented
by Saii. OF rhis, perhaps the A,eopys dn Poyoge,
ia the early numbers OF tho atlantic, il of the
most pleasing "reminiscences. Ills Writ was If
mnch benefit TO the young Oxonian, and seemed to
show him in the distance sold share of real life
Tor which he glad leave the fluctuations Of the
schooIs. In Jn.Jartoho which those who knew
him bes; VIII regard as tie pe't wioDoWed diary
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, having prepared with care and
after mature deberation the accompanying petition
on the subject Of EsAscIPATIos, recommend il to
tho pablic for general adoption and circulation.
Comics MAJ be obtained from either of the sub
scribers -.
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PETITION

10 Trr PKEsntNI 0F UNITED sr,THs AND To CoS"hi
Tux PfOPpL Oh THE UNITED STATES represent
Tfst t,y rcy xize lying The very foudston OF lI
Go, o. hich erected the fabric Of orr Tee
n.ituions solemn ard Lniyiug trath hs by nature, 81
mon ar. endowed with unAls la5le night 10 liberty
Thai 90 Ia th great truth has been IN any respect 10
r.r.i from by any our PEI pie or ~ any CONES OF event..
rsiion = .uch departure hs- been caused by an over
,owinx attachment 20 the Union 40 by considerations
tI, ity 20 those with HON had voluntarily u.isd ~
.1rnllg q great eysuple OF flee Government
Ti.. luoh i. pauis- wh-her wiling OF unwilling whether
,sru.ah. ceinrab.e hss Eeyeteess gwen Oifn 70
might, power In nidsts power which has cons seed
30 I'D Of people 10 slavery aud susyed bVtV Ia re
against thr existence OF Goveruu-Lt which
m quarters OF century has disturbed the pesce aud
Ia rony nation aud which has armed nearly hii
milton ps0yl- against that Union which has b-en hitherto
deas the lovers II Freedom hToushou, tie world
That BY the VERY Of the Slave Power tsef have al
Of U.s. been released nom every obligation TO toeiie any
longer u. existence an ng
that We are Admonhcd-cud day by day the conviction Il
m strength among ustiit no b. mony be I'd
the n.on pesce brought back 20 The leop no perpr.
uity secured Union. psunnneucy established Tor
ou hope elected for the continuance OF our
e,dc until Save shA BE- wiped OFT Of lie land utterly
and forever
Thefefof- who address you 90 coleir, With you IN
ioheT.ance of Freedom aud lGee men q America
most earrc-y urge upon the President and upon
hat amid tho varied events which constantly 'cc-r
nns and hch will AID occur, during toe
rutons struggle In which engaged such uesslros
may be adopted will insure paou to ali the people
to chou. the whole land and thus complete th- wo w.ch
tie Revelation began.
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The Parrish VIII Case.

ALsASY, Tuesday, jan !, IV-
Tie argument in the Parrish will case commences
in the Court Of Appeals tomorrow. -Four days are
allowed for the Argument. The Hon. VIM. Al.
Evarts opens the case, " be followed by Charles
q Conor, John h. Porter, and other eminent counsel
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Dr. De Wit, First VicePfesident; james Depsys-
ter Second Vice-PsesideDt; +. Robinson, Core.
spondi1g Secretary; the Rev. ssml Cssood, Re
,ordiug Secretary; Andrew Ware', ifeasuVr, sud
Geoigo A. Moore, Librarian, were. upon the ropor
Of Select Committee, renomina'ed and daiy re-
elected as tie officers Of tie Society fortbe ensuing
wear.
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MISTER GAnDtN-MR. j. 5. Ci,RKs. This
&c ,medan has been engaged ~ the Winter Garacn
alter Il apse Of some months. Last night he gave
nis incompatible We sion Of TOodlcs 70 aui.enee
y ho laughed Throughout as usual.
Tonight he appears a. lilly Slowbcy Dc"
character here, in the dramatic version OF Dickens b
Dof
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ASSt MIiLY .

The folio King officers were alrO elected:
Lev Gaso. soTgeiit alta iiHs.
AOHpAg y. sPEsGrK, Dyoraeep-r.
". II. CRshp, iif.tAs .iai.nt HoOssse rL
Trnvas MufEa secODd.As ant Door. trp.r
The Assembly met AT clock, wuen tie draw ing
for seats took place.
Eleven o'cO k w,s fixed for the commencement
Of daily fes,ions. The numb.r " ra.e- Of e,ch
half session j. fixed ~ -.
Adjourned I'LL u clock tomorrow.
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Fire an Pittsburgh.

P'1ssuneg Toe'day Jan. 1862.
Mes,r pbillips & Bests gastworks were de.
stroyej bs fle this DSuinq. Lorr si.J,OOv; IN
saisv Ios SII,lyJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

IlF Ter sitNu
sENAIE....Air.NY,J Jan. :, 1872.
The following officers were elected
CIert--IAsN. TmVuLfGFE.
s. ..ant-at AIms-N fCdAap y. OWNS.
tifsi 4 "a. 'sLt Sef.rtriLf ATna-H 4 WHfrFfF
Door he ren-CIaniy. JolSsoS. StsPrF. " ii.os nd
GPoHGT liofpN.
The pr, lesc. Of tie ioos were EXTENDED to Col.
Muilisan.
PtTfft"fs rHIsENtFp.
TO prevent the -Hl- oi ssIil milk.
Setting forth the doionseess oone on o. Cape Niu-
cent and a.hing the contribution Of lot ~ thhi
llsce. Referred 10 the Committee on Public DE
Tense.
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Board Of CouscIl@eu.

The Board met last evening, G. G.. Pinckney,
fresident, Ia the chair.
AszistAni Engineers Ruoh and Cornwell petition
Cd fer . special Committee to tnvegtgate the re-
cant nctinstion Of Assistant Engineers Of the
~ department. II was referred. Counenan
Brice-vho IL Also assistant engineer-ogsred
a resolution directing the street cDmmi ssionsr 10
procure specifications for the alton of the cell
lars Of engine houses hereafter ~ be built. Tas
resolution II passed, will save the city severa
ehous,nd dollars per annum- f'errei. Coun.
Gilman Truttor offered a resolution expires dive Of the
ext eme delight Ct the Beard the late victories "
the federal torces. II was adopted without debate
unanimously. C1mp,rsller HAYES ssnt In com
municatiOu on tie subject OF city tax s,ion, ~
check &c, " wards which she Lea, AZURE has done
nothing. Mr.. Halves proposes the easy, available
course Of obtsining the passage Of Law by which
the surplus sinking fund for the payment on
the city debts each year, may be applied
70 meet, 50 far1 as 10 wi the general sexper-
dituIes OF the next year. While thus looking into
che future, no consi1erAtinn IL taken Of the
valuable real estate owned by the city, which Il s
prop osed shall he sold scon public AFFAIRS shall
sy,in be settled The mp,rol or sent In another
communicAu Ia regard 10 the Cnion Defence and
Family AID Funds, O! which 1896 geo will fall due
on May ], 1862, and proposing that authority be
asked ~ the Lesis.aiure 10 obtain a loan o. that
lmount, the lJAn T. be paid in 1861, and Interest
sem. annually. They bah referred. vote
o. thanks was pssssd 20 Geo, II NJ ore, Esl rea-
der u Wash n, ton's Farewell Address, on W ssh-
ington's hfthday. A similar resolution II thanks
" Hon Geo. Banc oi,, wi delivered Grafton At
the sane time, was aid over. After the irsnsac-
zion o. some Utlle lusine s. the bard ~ lu ned
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Poucs Intelligence, So.

pocKET PICKIsG.-Edward Sullivan, pri-
vate IN the Tsp many regimeoi, lad lis poke,
picked on Sunday light While at No. 10 Mulberry
street of SIS lie was recently ree AscJ rom X ch
mond, Va where he bad been prisoner since the
battle Of BL.'s Biua The police arrested
insn n Amtd iva Nandervine - ihs thio,, and she
was Locked up by Jufticc Connolly Tor examination.
NioLArrrG IHE SUNDAY LigroR LAw.-Of.
hcer Taylor ~ tie 5tH Precinct, sunday, arrested
John Grosmsn and Henry HUGE, charged wish
violate z the 5uI lay II Iuor law. They we're taken
before Justice Connolly ard held " bail in 800
each 10 answer. Tho Pu ice state that they have
preA, m 'ulty In g ting parties whom they ARES,
Tor selling liqu,r N Sunday, held 10y some Of the
Msgisirstts, as those Magistrates OF sct " their
eut ring the barrpims borough side doors or pri-
vate enirsr o., Aid s.y that they render them
selves liable T. ue q acted by so doing. IL would
appear from this that the closing u the front door
AID indccqs = groggeres Is all that Ia required by
IN. Sunday lguor law.
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a-epssa from S7B,Ooo 4. sioe,,OO. A now Item was
tSs.-est Of $4,000, tcr the improvement q the
Druaiway Pavenent.
hs ihsn Of " supplies and cleaning n public OH
eesN was increased from $4,000 V sT0so
TIE aprcprta,tsn for watsr pipes and laying was
ip~s.ssd from tsaOOO 70 100000,
AID. Smith mo~ed 70 Increase the approximation
fr vhery9, Isers, and slips fo $40 OOO 1, $780,
- Ala. Gens, moved the am An-inent W increass
- fteA1Se Aid. Genets motion was adoptsd.
Aid Farley moved, as q new item, the appr,pris-
oen ot $3.50 Scr building aud repairing Of wells
md puvop-, which was carried.
Aid. PSrley moved, ~ special item, the appro-
pttshon a t22 TO for the purToe u paving Fihh
evenue from t2d 70 b9th \ Ell, which was lost.
Afser sme parliamentary sparrina over the re-
n spder q the tar levyAhe ord nance, a. amended,
was 'op,ed.
The Board then adjourned.
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BLOCE-On the 9th int, MARY Blocls. d.ryb,s,
o. EootH and Mary Block, aged 7 months and IN
TIE relatives and friends o; ,hs family are re-
speot'lly invited - sttead the funeral, nom 5
Ridge st, al 2 o'o.oak this afternoon. 90
BLoCE-on sunlIy anern u, ON lrsI, Sophie,
wife o; Cord B.uck, sEsd So years and Il months
The relatives and friends OF she iamty Ars re-
spect.A4y invited 70 attend tine t'nsra ON wednes-
Gay s'erGo1, 1S'a laS' Al oe'or~' troaa the resi-
toh ave, South Br,oklyn. "a
CLAHK-oa N nday, lCil list, a'ter a brief Ill.
ness, is fse C.Ark.
Bis rmsn.v Il, lie taken by tie 81 o'clock boat,
On Tae'a'E I'M 70 Shrewsbury, n, Tor Inter-
neL'' vs.
CorTcN-ol the oth inst, Elem Cotton, vile o,
'Iaon4sa L u u, o Ell So years.
He 81 l mourn with deep regret,
i. me SIZE was the best
Az her memory Shall never hryet
b. her SOU in Heaven rest
The friends % the family are respectfully lpyi.sI
% attend the funeral, this truesiayj Afternoon fith
Inst, ~ O'co,k from her ale rosidenoe, 10 W.sa-
'tngton 81. Her remains will DO taken b Calvary
Cemetery ~ iltermeut 1866
DENNEi-Cn Sunday, Oh inst, Navy Ellen Dem
nep, daughter o. Psir K and Ellen Dennen, aged
years and month.
Her friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
runera' this truts ayl afternoon, 18th inst al 2
0eoc' nom hei late residence, 30 Wos 43d St. 81
DRU RY-Oa Monday, March 10Th, at l o'clock,
NJ, a his LATE residence, on North st st, near
on 81, BrooE, n, Z. D., OF variooid aud clngeslon
o. NE brain, Taomas Drury, aged IS years,
Michigan papers please copy. 80
u OhEh-Oa Monday morning, iOlh inst q.
Go: Dueker, aged II days
re friends and relatives OF the family arc 10
tPecuuy invited 30 attend the funeral this tTuss-
tl h'ernoon' llth inat Al O'Clock, from her late
Tesldenoe, 2os Rvington st. Hsr remains will be
NAxsn 70 Greenwood Cemetery Tor intermeni. IT
nALNIh-on Monday, 10tAf inst, Jeremiah Gal
VIZ, aged lC months and days.
.,,aJ trends and relatives are respectfully In
nteo 70 attend the funeral, this tTuaadayl AFTER
"''A' A'a 'aS'' "s 0clOok. nom 300 Fra ave. QOl
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GROCERIES,,

BARGAINS y! S,.s o,ocv.,r,
fLDi Il AND PkOYfBlOkB.
l,9VC hhla Flour % ~ o. per tbl.
10000 Bans, city cured, a. or.
- uu Shoulders, ci.y c'redt o.,
800 Ikea CHs,s', g.
lt0o kis No. M.cEarc, 81 Itr ~.
Loo Iuus Lard, So.
O. 90 lnyos soap, Ike as.
lttt boxes AdNuau,iue Candies, loo,
loo boxes 5uAich, pure, Z ~,
2N,tCO lhs. sugar raw and r,Gned, Sc, sHo', Va.
AID loo.
leo packages Butter, 100, iSc and Gee.
& o. O., fosh gruIr l. 10. lSc. AMI zoe.
Choice q sea AID eek russ, 1Oc. 100.
1000 gallons Now orleans MJlssssA, al 30. pm
Coo Lal'oLs ~ R'cp NJ lassys, s5c, per gAlSas
b.U,O alone Syrups, assorted.
800 NercaA Ilcs, &c.
F,uesN IA Rrandies for mtdiciaAl purp0 @eA,
Aud al uther kinds ~ gods Kept IA hud q -
gluoery house. THOMAS r. AGNEW,
300 Greenwich streei.
Occupies his own store, tue property, aud
has no rent H. pays imports ant buys exclusively fo'
Gssl.-ueger gave Otto Ia his life; superintendr
his own business frum sixteen n eghtsen hours
'veiy day tie year round; cous. iently he o.
uulsisll sny grocer In New YORK. Give him .
call, al 900 Gr,enwich siresL and 80 Murray s,ress,
Goods delivered free. mhS s4Ac'lS
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LRaAL RRPORrs-MONDAX.


Grand Jary E-nudnneled Tho Grand Jury
were lr, usht before tie Court and sworn, but no
charge was delivered 20 them, bscAuse OF the tsn-
porsiy absence % tao Judge VINO is - Ht during
che term.
T'nit,d states Commi-sioneT's Onice,
Dischargcd.-zAe United States Us. Pegfscto
Gdlos The prisoner cnArIcd with an ass, ult
On tie high with a dangerous wsap up m the
person OF tne second mate Of she Pleiadss. No eV-
ilrnCe 9ruesri' z g. sustain the charge II was now
di.ni SEQ, aud the prisoner discharged.
saprems Csurt.
7Hs EJcisc Gases The Board Of Ercise rs. r.
= P'rdy la TINS case, and about hfsy others, the
& uu Del, W dish Used the complaints, on the
ground that Messrs. Sickles aud Gushing were not
authorized 10 bring them, not having served the
notice li ed by statute upon tie Board Of Excise,
b Z re- G. nmeuCiug the sctioD.
The c,s,s were Appealed " the General Term,
where tie Ccmt nov held that the defendants were
not the proper parties 70 make the motion 10 have
the COMPLAINTS dismissed. The motion should have
been ~ tie by the Board of Ex' As the defend
ant 10 property would not be disturbed by
~ tug, the Coutt would not permit the
he disnis Ied on the grou ids stated,
the d.fendsnts' - require security
ordered.
zen several times t.tsd In ihe srS.
aijiVijR.-The PeoUis En-. rel.
is Marine Court -Tu., was an sI-
witt ~ pruhtbni " q restrain the
ron, exc, eliuE iis jurisdiction iu the
TIE mot, n was made At Special
.,ulsJ. Al Pea Wa thea mbuB - thIB
,ne main point Ing .vcd Is whether Y the p',il-
ia in an action ia the Marine iurt brings his sc
lion fur a sun CXc-,fiIg go, hut asks Iuds meni
T that tum, ~ Court ecu nsertau t'e r1'ee1-
ing sd tue cause. The ut ROW he d III At u
ths phi ,N wa ,iug TO init all bat Ihe f'"n,tuc
utt could iry &c cause, At i che dHe ndant nal no
cause g. COMPLAIN. TIE f.yt that tIa depI was
greater :, A. 800 did uot AZ a sN-c. ths Iur,sdlc
ton %. tie Jlrt WHEN al over thst SUM WAS re nit
tel by p siui d, he a. king Judgment only r tuch
4 as N DO Il 40 I'D II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

XNTANIED To PURCHASE OR HIRE, A
w small farm FOR IWo thousand dollars, conve
nienl " the city, with comfortable house. PArtiea
answering the above VII, state where Aituatet. Ad,
dress A. r. c., bnx 500 sun Office. mhS 3'lAi
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DENTISTRY.
DR. HOYT, DENTIST,

IN. IIOYT, DENTIST,
~ OCT Broadway, doors above Goth a, inssr,s
beautiful sets Of teeth his improved Atmospheric
Plates with or without extracting the roots; on gold
as low as $50; silver, s.; rubber, SO; plaiinA S25
Artificial bone hng, bnssIt'd without pAlnl 50 cta;
gold 60 cts W 81; AmAlgan, 80 cts eEtrscting, 2b
Cts. AL work warranted, mill 24,csI9a
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I.ERSONAL NOTICES.

nj lSS MARIE DOYLE, WHO HAS BEEN
~ WIN MR. BAUX Ia Prince 81, please cal At
ll5 West 4Ith 81 Also, wanted a good hand 70 work
ol NJ s1les men n ne but good hands need APP
P9-Ifo W es' E'A ~ 'op u1or' lJi
DEBSONAL-ELIZA MALONE WILL.
hear o' something ~ her advantage By calling
81 No. 3 ID eEman street, rooms and /; any one
seeing This will please Inform her; che lived Ia the
early pert Of 1860 AZ l2s West 3iih street n she
c ait come, answer.
ITO }. W. LYMAN, JAMES BARNES, AND
l. oil others whom II may concen--Notlce Is here
by given that will sell at public auction, 70 pay
storage and charges, Saturday the 18th Of March
instant, at 10 A. M, at tho Engine Works foot OF
East 24th g. a lot o. old iron and wood work, DC,
used in the late Cumberland Oil Works. SAMUEL
LBGGETT, Superintendent. VS., MILLS, Act'r
ew York, March Tth, 1862, milo 6iA'll5
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MEDICINES.

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER, WHEN DIR.
w ThompSon's grea, Lung Remedy will Instantly
md EVEN consumption Cures warranted The
cor supplied gratis. Qfhce IL LAighI 81. mhii s4S.
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mLA-RRIAGES.
DEATHa.

hATHjEN-JOH NsON-Op Thursday, March
Sih, by tie Rev. q, Jones' Mr.. Bruno RlIh en- T.
Oh s. Clara H. johnson, a. OF Ills city. D
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(ARBUh'B AMERICAN MUsEun--

RAREUh's AMKRIoAs NUsEUn-
LOOK At TINS tH-Taa ATTRACTIONS TINS
IH-THs wEEK ONLY
sp-THIs WEEK osLYii
gWTHIs WEEK ONLYiii
E-THI5 WBsK ONLY u
~ THE fso,sOo MUTT COMMODORE NrTTit
M wa Z, WHALE "a, LiyIsa 9iPPQroT.-
sAMs9N sli.il &RkSGb5 S HeS S SstsiI iiIisii
Mo mtS f i1,1iI iiiiii. Y GRAND COS
OsIfIIs liiiilliiiiii new FAIRY s sfsc-
W-HLLFoR Is CENTS NO FREE ADus-
tE-coxMoDoRB MUTT is the smAllos, m.-
alive Lively, fascinating, sings, dances, draws,
gives Gtecian Statues Seen At all hours
gE-rHB WHAT Is Ir3 That fancy and inror
prehonsble Man-Monkey Delights everybody.
lie rsmaiuB but one week more.
sS-The remarkable ALBIN0 FAMILY from
M,dasScar, man. wi . aud s1n, are the most
tnishing and interesting specimens u this curious
freak ~ nature ever
ss-The WHITE WHALE nom Labrador s.TI
Ives, ests half bushel % tei per day, and s~ims
Ia sat water which Ia forcel from by steam
o. ginoa' tGrough iron pipes laid a, an erPess q
sp-Ihe LIVING HIPPoPoTAMUs, or Ores
Bu snI,th descrbe In the book u Job, chap. NJ 10
tho only auiua Of ,be Kind Syer se,n in America.
lie cost $40 600, and rem iins but sho tume ongr
~ ihc GREAT kDAhlNt, BAhhlNu bHA
L1JN, fr M the Pacific, eI " pound Of fish daily,
and l. worth going a hundred biies o. see.
sT-Ti MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON
captured 10y ON GEtGltY ApANs, the wordre-
nowucd california hunter and rdppsr, u the mosa
sno rmous u these f-roc.uu and hitherto untaned
animals ever caught alive, ana Ia worth alone the
prize ~ admission ~ tte Museum.
sE-rhe LIVING SEAL has human eyes, and his
every move BE- ',s' mating
sT- The GRAND AQUARIA contains hundreds
| ~ specimens Of curioul and beautiful living hsh
SHINING In crystal ponds, nc'uding the wonder
] nj SEA HORSES and thu largest speckeled trOua
/ ever aeiu
IT-rtouhPPY FAMILY, where cats and rats,
! hp gks aud doves, aud numerous auimAs OF oppo-
| sitr tturrs live iu harmony together
| gF- Flo GRNND GOSMORAMA exhibits tlumi-
mated Jews u the most beautiful port as Of tho
world
sp-rhe SEVEN LARGE SALOONS ofthe Muse
nm tain 1000 uoo c'itiuSitcs In nature and ART.
:E-The NEW FAIRY SPECTACLE, sadak and
ksl-arode, from tie Arabian Nights, ~ presented
me tie Lettuce Rom VERY AFTERNOON and
EVENING. IL beats the world a spetacular
drama
:T-Neyer c'nrc was haN -' much expense risk
al, half ~ much linnry and truly vNlu-
able novelty Nhihited hr ony 20 cents, hence thsrs
can lee No FRI T. ADMISSIONS.
Adu issiou ~ all, only 70 cents Children undex
ten, 10 cents.
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Count OF Gea.rnI Sessions.

b''oIe JNlBe III VI NJ
Nary Flynn, indicted for grand larceny, in
steAirg watch, was tried and aCI littel.
Dan. Cunui CHAM, iudicted for keaping 4 gam.
hing uouse IN tNa second story ~ No tIb Broad
iuid.y.
& rrc,iVs Huiiigsn trl.d and convicted Of
assault and battery A'eN M,rtn whom he
struck twice upon the head will a loaded whip,
lie vas remande r sentence.
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A N.CTIoN NOTICr.-TO HOUSE.

4 kEIFENS and the TRADE.
Gentecl II 'usehold Furniture, At pillic Auction.
Bting tie entire Furniturs " large h1uas.
ri SSH W. ME5 fCOTr, Aurti neer, will sell
us Tuesday ateru, on, At 2 O'Clock, At 1872 West
el-t ~ near 9Th ave, large and egiut varsity II
Household Furniture 81 every description Bris,,ls
'grain carpets, superb naitr ssss, heds, bes ling,
tich china glass ware, sc. over 5000 worth 1, be
cold without reserve, rain " shine. ia3
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AUCTION NOIlCE-1OSEPH l.. SMITH.
A AuCtoueer, vii sell this day, March II, At
oclcct pr, Iely, all tho elegant household fnrni.
tu't In tie first ass residence. 1871 E.st sch 1t.
vt Broad ny and ith ave, cun4istiug Of beautiful
IHtlor furniture, BrrS'slls, NY aud Ingram car.
rs curtains cprncsH, shades, ~. beds, lounges
rocks T. mirrra, hcd-teads bureaus, waahstandA
M stiiys.ts, bedr, l,di,rg toa aud extension Ia
b les x as-, chins sni slyur wN'r, tab'o cutlery,
Ul tlUtl, Sc Sale D. Hitigp rain or ~ ina 1tp
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A tCIlON .sALF-GROCERY AND Liquor
"A store. A NJ. CNIs rALAK Aurtl ,nesr. vii
ell ON Ills day, ilh inst, ~ iOS o'clnrk, AZ 10
Leonard ~, Tot. Hubs n and wc,i Bro.iway, ~
entrr contonts of sail store, which Is we'll stocked
with fine groceries. teas, cuiI,oa rpicea, s., IL,
sltn quantity ~ fine liquors, fixtures ~ sto-- T..
s"'hor with lease, having years o. run from May
Nczt, ia
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A UCTION NOTlCE-SAMUEL OSGOOD,
n suc,onesr, will sell on wrducsday. March
70, at iO% o'clock, N5I Vasey street, oue steam
engine mos" power, hoiler, lNliing and shanluy
eAyy csclisr's rollers, rqu safe, Fairbanks plat
orm scsies, s,earu pipes fof NE heating " huldings
watch cases, tuning lA,hes, NJ. mhil 2s'iiS
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Grand Jsry Engdnnelled.-Th Grand Jury
were lr, usht before tie Court and sworn, but no
charge was delivered 20 them, bscAuse OF the tsn-
l,oraiy absence % tas Judge VINO is - st during
che term.
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aIkkEsb

6N IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
fhr Old Troy suiBT OEPOT.
ssTAHLlsAtn ~ 1894,
CHATHAM STREET, 20, y,ru1r - PaAu ar,e,
E,as Whi,s BhittA, Linen OnlArt AMI BJsila9,
Vpr Is Cents
F0r t.OOli
For 49,
For I.oOii
For 10 ma
For 2.OJiiiIlf
Ehirp made ~ oTfsr and WARRANTED TOiFTT
UDd1rshiTts, Drawers, and HalEIIose
n Silk, VOL, bsrin0 and CohiL
Enaniens Shirts, Travelling Shirts,
Army and Navy Shirts Of every description.
81 . ondsrs, Neck Ties mi Gloves
In svery urioty
- kTgs Ensortaeni
Wooea JAoAe,s Always au hAad
Remember this NJ. lOS CHATHAM STREET
'slO 9aan'llo oprnarsof Pearl sarsss
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Il FlTINlMMONS, AUCTlONFER WILL
81 u this gay ut Il y och clS, q, al Pearl st
the stock and hNiurea Of - nice Grocsry and Liquor
store, cor sisirg Of teas, sugars, spices, brandle
rum, &c un'ers, boar pumps, ice box. 81.
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GENERAL BUsIN EsS.

ZINE YARNS FOR SKIRT wEAVERS,
Ne 10 IS and 20. bleAohei or blscr, 20, 70.
celvsd fr sale ~ u John -. mh'l 3t-'tt3