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NRw YORK LEGIsLArURR.

Albany, Jan. 26, Sense not in session.
The Senate met again al 49, A bill wss iltrp
duced setting foi III, In view Of the ncreuei taxs
u n, every person and specie ~ taxable pruport
should bear It's PROPORTION " the burden that "a
Governor shall appoint, with the cpnsont Of the Se'
ale, a commission Of those citizens Of the state, I
report hill IN remedy the defect In the eSi-,in
laws submit the fun plan II such taxation ~ VS.
Q utemplated In the r, solution, aud report by th
bth " April next. Laid over.
AMER r"me further unimPprtlnt business, u,
II.uae .,urp.d
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The Canadlan Malls,

Portland, Ne Jan. 27.-The Canadian mail
tram ga ~ the track three times last night. The
train has been III the track At yarmouth. Ter,
niles nom This city since twelve O'Clock last nlyht
III engines from here have reached Yarmouth
where N" down engine Is cspsizod. The mail train
Is expected here hy II o'clock ~
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Bosion Jan. 27.-Rev. II. q. o. Dwight, the
veteran m-~onary, late u Con Stsntn hple, WAS tho
gentleman Nlle.i ON the Troy and Rutl nd Railroad
Oh SATURDAY. lie has been missionary Of the
American Bard, Ia Turkey, since 1889, and was on
lrei Wit q tbs country. lie has two sons Ia the
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Tho Brnl-h Volunteer, rvII,p.Inu

IlIk English volunteers, like our own Stay.a,
home Rangers deem it their duty install Il ' to
disbard in case Of war AO,r ali tho laudatiops
OF the British press on their numbers, discp-
line and VAlor, they are av,rse to war and the
London REVIEW complains that tho "yolun.
'sers are rosigning in every direction" ana
adds
IA one '"Ndy an entire corps has been disltul.
Ell lu many nthUrs tie r1mpauie. ara I,ip, =.
l"lldIy tuhh'd lhN they must r,on col .ap-c lnles.
irtEh support arrives. The metropolis Is up bettgi
~ than the provinces. Every Tactic contain,
h'Nu,H" nH oi the resignation Of officers, and ",
r"miormcd that IN certain corr, a diu,inu,i',, H.
numb" ~ gong on At tho rate Of twenty "a thirt,
every week. luquestunahly this has a bad ai'
lflrhnce' HIRE, Just N we are apparently uu tie
Drink nl war the NumteoTs-Our much. ,uutoe
snure Of deionce-aro copy taking leave Of uAana
giving nH N understand that We must hght ana
protect ourselves In theold way. Can il BE- ma,
The roluAtcers are dtTdidf
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"
sus would have teen oorns enos''eu!' ''e
eH-r~yen hal seen or Deen ooo"r - w"
their money us 70 IL td-hiuly ana .,''
n''NF o.. lhod TO me P'TPo'" '' Wn'"H ''
pu "p'1 ,"oy ~ in'o SUI
go I'V On Ie'so", OF pN,''NS' iN r,-
i0' s'nAi ''' Ho'0 ~ ~ =
- - 49,. - ~. =.
-,
IA, -. ,,,....i a,,,. 81 ,h. n,hiic
. AZ. TT. ~ AZ, n.or,,. n
NJ, a. nit, .,d ,,o,,I cor .cion.o h.ioog,
a. az. r,ov.-nrn.n, I'D M, 70 him and sboulJ
:, 49,. =. ,..,o,,d a. ,ho ,.,ion,I t,o,s,,v
.,d ,rch ,..soosbl. condemnation for hi, .oryi.
"a aid IN hin, a.. ins,;co may r.ouire
---------,-
rcs'oe Of INC bo"'on Aoo''uenss
NJ inc meo''ns oi mo "s"Nnu'e's hpu'
o'ANe'y ooio'yi III Do'VoD' On rnlay ifS'' rus
SPesAers "ete pHucuIHiy dogmanc, AMI %
nouhced every ono who doubst that tho Aooi.
uoniHs Know Whist best Tor tho interests o'
the country Tho Chairman Mr.. o. u. SrEB-
nINs o. Rochester, N. T., sid that blick troops
would night with desperation for tbs ciuse 80
dear to their hosttA
M "ondtn fhliPs cshed tor iundS 10 %
gahiSo onu OIL ~ lecturers 70 preach al an'''
tlaVery otutsle' h' SAN ~ onou'i N.u' 'n
hboruoniN III 'ouI you' u" "u'ib'ou Wy
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Death Of Rev. Mr., Dvtabt.

Ai5Dn,, jan 27.-Ex-Comptrolls John {
Wright 1Iei st Schenectady today,
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Wanted Immediately Tor the oniv 1.,,,,
% srst sut5oTasd to be raised orderly sergeant
gsants and 20 ahle-bodied mon Apniv ~ 81
AsNDEhsoN, 10 Court st, Brooklyn a. ~
Burning SIP. Ia a. a;., 3e'as
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Tux Illinois State Constitutional Convention
now In session in Springfield, has decided by an
almost unanimous vote not TO make negroes a
basis Of superintendent tho same as whites.
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D,nlh Of Dnyid Y. Rohinron.
Destructive Pirc In Bs-tep

',,t"' ,iir n-t prominent ctil;ha iid sSg X, ypl
tit"r h'it' illness, ased sixty-,ne years.
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THE Potter ISyEsrrGArrNo CoMsnrrar


OF ms day. oontri n the evidence taken, and thu
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE APPoISTI
ny THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
10 Investigate iu regard tp the
LOYALTY OF THE GOVERNMENT OFFICER
Price Two Cents Mail Subscriptions, 10 p
am nm. Addres-
THE TRIBU Me-
NJ v.
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A PLAN TO DESTROY SLAVERY.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT PovDEH
The or ynal and genuine article, will eHterrnin.I
Reaches Ants, and All vermin. Free from pnIaIa]
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 10 Rats and Mica snId ~ Of n,
lists everywhere. ID. 5. BARNES, Proprietor,
Park Row, and 424 Broadway.
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TIE REBEL FORCES THERE.
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THK REBELS ALARMED.
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News from the South.
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Our Washington Dispatches.

soRB VESSELS SUNK AT CHARLESTON
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Army Of the Potomae-Ksy,s nIv,.I,

36th Regiment New York Volunteers This R,yl
ment, one OF the crack corps in the service, Is no
stationed in comfortable winter quarters M o.
Brghiwood-one of the detouces Of the C,,'Itai
near Washington, u. q. A number Of able-hodjl
men are required 10 bring this Regiment up "a m
maximum standard required by the L g. Goverr1
ment. Pay, clothing, and transportation u csrnY
furnished ON being mustered into the service M
Wrther Information apply IN Lieut. JAS. en- S1d
Recruiting OH ar, 80 Centre "a. iaoa io.ioa
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
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LATEST NEWS

Interesting from Missouri.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ndies' Earrings, Pins nnd BraceIets
beautiful patterns, Sl2 and Si5 flll sett \
GEORGE Z. ALIENS, 40 Broadway, one d j
below Canal II, formerly II Wal Il. ia2S 9is'i
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GEN. SIGeL TO REMAIN IN THE ARMY.

VESSELS PASSING UP THE POTOMAC.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05
Joseph e.. aeeese's Estate.

Fs'nE SHh>c ri!ti htving .u appointed by the Hs
L Orable Pru!at' Coz! tor y riCl OF Randolph
Commissioners lortCtiTt .tXduIIhtinG au]n ~ all claims
and DEMANDS afa sons. agans the Esateot JOSEPH
E. Steele late of Bfonkfed. in said District, deceased
represented salveht atd the term of six months FROM
the lStt Gay Of Juy, A. ID. leta, being allowed by
said Court the creditors Ct said deceased
prove their respective ct befOre give notice that
we will attend to the duties appointment at
the dwelling house oi said deceased in Brookfeld,
December next, uclck the afternoon on each of
SAID days.
GEORGE ROBINSON, tcom,s
EDMNCNR POFE, 'o"e
Brookfeld. {uy 18Th. 1859. i:}44w3*
STATE OF VERMONT, At "A Probate Court, holden
RANDOLPH DisrEicT. IS. ( Btookied, wi hin and for
said district, the 23d dav of July A. D. 1862.
n GORGE l.. MASON. Administrator the estate Of
VI Samuel 2. Reed. late Of sa id Brookteld, deceased
makes application for license sell all the
SAID deceased and represents that the sale of there
of necessary for the payent of debts and charges
against said estate, and that part he sold without
injury 10 those interested in tie rema nder.
is therefore ordered by said Court that said appca
Registers Office in Rrookrd the 3t day of August
ne 1t. fr hearing and thereon and is further
ordered that all concerned be notified thereof by pubIca
Sion of this order three weeks successfully in the Green
Mountain Freeman, printed ut Montpelier this ate,
before the time appointed aforesaid for hearing that
they appear at sal time and place, if they
object thereto. By order Couit.
344tw3t Attest, j. R. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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LADIES CATER ROOT~

little glove sts up my heart tides STIR up the oc
snow-white muslin, when it fits, makes ranv CUT
notion
All sorts of lady fXns thrill my feelings a. they a r
But little female gaiter boots are death end no,M
shorter!
And just to put you your guard
ll give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hote,
stopped week more
And marked two &C boot-ees'' every NOR,
Before my neighbours door
Two boots with patent leather tip
Two boots which seemed to say
An angel trots around in u.s.
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from a vase.
But an! one morn saw sight
Which struck me like a stone
Some other name the boos
Those boo,s were not alone.
great tall pair of other boot
Was standing by their side,
And of they walked afternoon
And with them walked-a bride
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Samuel p. gsOutwcEs,s Estate.

THE subscribers Iav ing heen appoint ed by the Honora
BILE Probate Court tor the District of Randolph,
misSoners, to receive. examine adjust all claims and
demands OF All persons, against the estate of Samuel P.
Boutwell, late OF WilamStOwn, in said District deceased,
represented insovent and the OF six months from the
3lst day of May, 1862, being allowed by said court
to the creditors Of said deceased, exhibit and
will attend the duties Of our appointment the
dwelling house of Lydia Boutwell,, in Williamson
in said district the last Tuesday of November next,
at one O'Clock III the afternoon, said days
WALTER NEWCOMB, Cx,
ALEXANDER SMISH No'"''' .
Wiiliam>town, Juy 10TH A. d. 1862. 342fw3t
WASHING DIsTaIcg, S. Montpelier, within and 70,
said District the 2dh day of July, A. d. 1862.
JAMES CRAM guardian of Alden c. 4, Josephine NJ.
u Loomis minors taak Application said Court for
license to sell ihe following described real CT his
said ward 10 vii tter Interest heirs and representa-
lives of Alden : LoouiS late Of RoNbury. said dis
trid dec ta>ed, in 'Ar .esiOs of dover Anna
Looms tEuLi the cal estate ,l William Loomis, late OF
said R"Iny. decra>+d rep esening that the sale thereof
for the purpose IEtng the pr@Crtds of such sale
interest. or EvtsnS the stocks real estate,
would be beneficial 10 said wards.
Whereupon, il is ordered by said Court that said appl-
cation be referred to session thereof, be held the
Probae Ofice in said Montpelier the 18th day of Aug
A. D. 1862. for heari0g and decision thereon and it s
further ordered that all persons Interested be notified here
of, by publication of notice OF said application and order
tete"n three weeks EuccesSTel in the Green Mountain
Freeman, printed Mutpelier before said time OF hear
that ey aI9e said tIne and place and if
hey cause. e'jeu shereto.
ny tlle Court,
:4A3wf Attest, /. t. MERRILL, Judge.
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kOl BLEEDING, BLIND. AND ITCHING PILES
LEI Rosy, Sukpt ULA. SALT RAEUM,
AND DISEASES OF Tue
SKIN.
NnP bottle warranted to cure of Piles two
bottles III al other at m ab diseases: IL not
deaer are requested to rrtuDd tn JLey III every case
ohlV Ne bot Yea in thousand r'Wned md those were
cohhf"rd fls'blq lnhdSrds II letters ard certificate,
are no" -, th- proprie'Or's poressiun which can be
seen on hup.lcatiOn Send for circular
Prepared by HENRY Il. fOWLE, Chemist. Il PINE
each bottle. "a,
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, (pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT and for the District afore
csd will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
aid District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
1uested to attend to the same said court days.
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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@ e p II A L &c PILLS
CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE

BY the use OF these Pills the pc .tt4,ts erv-
GUS or Sick Headaches may beJr ma. ,aken
at the commencement of IT lacK Immediate relief
from pain and sicknes. will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and heed.
che to which females subject.
lhe> act gently upon the bowels--remoyinr Cos
tiveness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all
persons of sedentary habits they valuable Lax
alive improving the appetite, giving tone and vgor
the digestive organs ana restoring the natural elasticity
and strength OF the whole system.
The CEPHAllC PILLS are the result of long invest
CATION ana carefully conducted ex periments having
been in use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount Of pain and sut
feing from Headache whether originating in the merry.
GUS system or from deranged st ate of the stomach
They are entrei Vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
any change OF diet and the absence any Bile
taste renoers 1t easy 10 administer to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS
The genuine have live signatures oi Henry c Spaldng
on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dea!ets in Me!iclue,
Box will be sen! by mail prepared on receipt OF tn.
Price 80 Cents
III Ord9rS should addressed to
HENRY {, SPALDING,
Il Cedar Street, New York
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V Office.

may certify that have this day given my son .
p Bigelow, his time during the remainder Of hi.
n and shall claim none Of his earnings, nor paw
Is OF his contracting after this date.
tELLoGG, Witness. JOHN BIGELoW.
Pury, JNly 2!i: 1862. t3l4w3'
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v cVssa oaHs sGsagr:ss and s"llsi.
VAN Railroads.

TIRE ins Going south and East.
RLrat- Montpelier E" As NJ. % and 10 %
IA ALL TRAIN leaves RoUses Point 4.51 NJ. ; 81
VI Adams at $50 4. NJ. Burlington 7,l5 M, con-
Meeting at White River JunC withtraIns tor from
Wells River. ST. Johnsbun and i.neton, aud with
Nor ;he.n Railroad fer Boston, Lowell, Worcester &c.
and connecting at Bellows Falls with cheshire r. r..
or Boston and with Vermont Valley R. R. for SPRING
nj 10, Is P. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAM iesveS Rouse'S Point al sos A. NJ for
Burlington and Northfeld Connecting at Butliu gton
with boats for WHITEHALL &c.
NIGHT EXPRESS TEAM leaves OgdenSbu,g nj 10 90 NJ
Mont zeal al 400 kolsrs Point at 10 M. arriY
Ing al Boston al $40 connecting Bellows Falls
with Cheshire H. Z. TO: Boston Worcester and with
Vermont Valley K. K. for Springfield and New Haven
ana arriving ~ New York at % r
Trains Going NORTH and West.
Leave Montpelier al 0S A NJ. 7.35 NJ and 80 p w.
MAIL TRAN leaves Boston at 7.30 A. NJ. Via. Lowell,
Lawrence or Fchburg. Leaves Springfield at rs VI,
bellows Falls at 1925 P. connecting White ,y,f
Junc wlth Northern K. K from Boston and With t84
snHpsic H. H. tor and from st. Jonsbury and i,tlcnn
arriving 1T ulngon at 6.45 p. aud ~. Ahals AT
80 p. Ogdensburgh 2 50 M and MrntreaI al 10 40
p
ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Norihteld at 72O 4. H.
and Bur'i g'on al 92b Nj, Tor Ronses Point and Mu
treal.
N,GHr EXPRESS TRus lea YES neinws Falls at Is pm
RECEIVING passengers from Vermont Valley T. K. leaving
New \ ork at 500 A. ST.. from besirc 4. X.
leaving E"ston at ! 90 =. Nj. connecting al
White River junction with tram leaving Boston at
DO r. VI. Lowell ur ut 90 via Lawrence, Leave
al 02D NJ, kusts Point At : - \. NJ Moltr,al Al
o,n A. NJ and Ogtt'Shuigh ~ 2f0 P. NJ, connectl M
Win Grand Trunk trains for Ierroit Chicago and the
West.
trains uhning between Rou>c's toin, I'D Boston
Thf"ngh Tickets Tor Chicago and Vest for sae ~
the principal Staols
~. Aihans w. ! ~
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts within and for the District OF Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows,
At the Registers Office in Brook6ed the first Thurs
day IN each month.
At the Orange Co unity Hotel IN Chelsea the third
Emu Tsdsy of each month.
Chad wck's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At ]. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order of Court
J. R. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea. December ID. 1861.
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DR. MARSHALDS HEADACHE.
GAIA agEsEh EFEH.

lS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
l article ever known for curing the CATARRH, COLD IN
THE HEAD and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many of SORE EYES. DEAF
NESS has been removed by it, and HEARING has often
greatly improved by its use 1t purges out all OBJ
structions strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected 1t is recommended by many
of the best physicians used with great and
satisfact everywhere.
MoIe than twenty five years experience has proved
it's great value and this nent it Granddaughter than
ever before
Boston and New York. in GER fcate signed by them il
1854 say
g The undersigned, having or many years been &C
uuainted with DR.. MARSHALL's CATARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold it in wi O sale trade cheerfully
state that believe to be eu in every respect to the
recommendation given of it fol he cure of Catarrhal
Affections and is decd Fly best article have
known for all the O. of the head
BE o. Couuterfeits!
A fac smile of the sgna 're of the - yrietor
CHARLES BOW En- sv over bottle SOLD by DRUG
81 rgeryhere. 25I *,I6i,v1
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PEQeESEX
Looking Class and Picture Frame
MANUFACTORY

hos 22i East twenty Third street,
i7o d I75 Grand Street s. 2l5 Centre Stree,.
EsrABLIsHED 1875. NEW YORK. EsrARtI.urD lac
ms Esabl shmen has been in successful oneraton 81
AMI Is the Largest of the Kind in the United states
tun Of '' 'N''''P-
hooklN" GLASS, PICTURE Il PORTRAIT FRAMES
ram and Ornamental Pier, Wall, Oval aud
hahttI Glasses Connecting Cornces
bsse and Bracket Tables, with
Marhlc Slabs, Toilet
-, 49, Glasses, &c, &C.
M"nd'hgs for Picture Frames, in lengths suitable far
either Gilt, 8erlng, Rosewood OAK H.
ora' birdseye, Mahogany, &c. Our new Manufactorv
ana extensive facilities enable to furniss any artcls -
our me as good as the best a. cheap AS the cbea
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UpoNI,s
wh"n they visit New York. We claim to he .ll, >, .
ply mem with every article in our line which thcY p
lsewhure. N' N"H purchase
Orders b. mail attended to with promrtness No.
Siall ~ call when "nd visit New York "0'
Omre AMI WareroOms No. 2i5 Centre - y
'"'h HORACE V. SlGLEG, Art
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SAVE EYSE PIECES

tAuTioN.-As certain urprincip'ed persons IRE al.
tnptms TO pa IN on on tie unsuspec ing public ima
tons OF my Prepared Glue would caution ali ,erann.
to eNamne before purchaiug aud that the fn nam
sPALDiNG's PREPARED GIuR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07

let fever Charlotte Matilda youngest child o. Edward and
Elsie A. Hinckrn aged year,, ,uth. ed - by.
The funeral win take place on Fnd.s; tne I'm INST
o'cock from Wsshinston third house north Of
De kslb avenue.
parNDrRGAsr-In this city, on Wednesday, March S,
Catherine The beloved daughter Of John and Ellen Prsnaer'
ssst aged yesss 6 months aud , days
RicKERBY-In Brooklyn on Wednesday March ), Annie.
daughter OF h T. and Annie Rickerby.
Syracuse papers please copy
wife Il Pierpont Morgan, and daughter Oh '0saansn
S,urges Of this city. ..-l
ROOT-A. O,.-ss. NJ j. on Thursday. March g. Augusta
dsurh,er cf james end Philems Root A.,
Funeral r. nj the rsdsncs Of her father On ssufdsy '"
aa1p.m. trlr.f a..
sMITH-yp B,osklyn. f. D., On Thursdsy, March Ms
Elizabeth aih daughter Of Daniel and Emma Smith sssa
The .uas Of the family invited to attend TIE fsnef
service; the residence Of her gsIrn On W,m,bnrrb
Long le'snd. Her rem>ns will be TAX to henp''''"'
Long Island, for snterneu., on Saturday, morning
sMISCK-on Wednesday, morning. March $. Margaret h''
| widow Of John Swiuck. u
The friends the family are Invited to attend the funeral
fl her lss reddsnce No. 81 Groeno street, on SUNDAY
afternoon ct II O'Clock
sKIDMoRE- In this city Wednesday March Theodore
| s Skdmors. eyed % yssys and II days
Eew-Hsven pspeis please COPY.
SMITRIn this city Oh Wednesday March Aena T. Smith
eldest daughter of George A. and Amanda L. smith, aged !"
/ years, months and 10 dsya
TUMESS In this city. Wedresdsy. March o. john
| Dnwuey Tum.ns youngest VI Francis and Mary Tu'
| mems aesd month ard II dzy@
rHETFORp-Tn Brooklyn Philip T Thstord. aged i7yeas
| son Of william Ind Cnarl'tte Thetford
WOOD-In th, city. on Tuesday morning M~ch T. Mra
Mary S. wife Of the Rev. George '" " ooo' ana 0sos''
! OF Thomas Hssting, esq ,h,.
The relatives and lends invited to attend the unera nv
day II M from No. 81 Any street, ~''noS' '''o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07

posed, IN view Of Gen. Belzu being . very large
creditor Of the Government to give him an advance
If fifty thousand dollars snd diplomatic mission to
Europe, but it 10 doubtful whether he will accept the
latter.
In Perm, matters quieter. but political discus
sions and attempts ut revolution still sgitate the
country. plot was discovered on the 2S,h ut., at
Ariquips, got up by the Ayacucho battalion, and
other military bodies.
Gen. Castillo has publicly disspproved of the arti-
clos for reelection, published in Ell Concrete Of
Lima. Certain parties are trying TO prepare public
Sra and are said to be seconded in their endeavors
by the Bishops and other leading members among
the Clergy. -. Dat,
on the sth inst, which fortunately passed oil Withhold
doing any damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07
move,ueuls OF Ocean steamers
10 nEPAHT.
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