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ExAH1NAFiOa E1ERofsEa AZ CLBVBLAHr
IHuFvFUTn.-Ths ssml-snnusl examination
Of The students Of ths sbOvs namsd Institute
took place on Monday and Tuesday, IN shG
presence Of large number Of visitors. The
a ct day ives mainly devoted to The Nstural
Sciences, in which the pupils showed 9 very
gratifying and eommendable degrees Of pro-
hciSncy. The examination Of the classes In
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, with
experiments, on the evening Of Monday,
ellsitSd the sulogiums Of all present, and
proved In the highest degree satiSfaetory.
Tuesday was devoted 10 the English
branches, and not the least interesting tea
ture was contest in spelling for prisss.--
Twenty -One pupils contested. Tho fret
trial was Of fifty test words, in the spelling
OF which more than half the class averaged
9e per cent Two-Masler Albert Il. Tuttle
and Mics Hattie E Pannell-sPelled every
word; and four Misses Mary L. oakes,
Hattie McNAiry, Amanda ]. Booth and
Kittie Cobb-sll but one. At second trial
all were spelled down bat i've, and at the
third trial all but three. A great number of
words were then given 70 the class BY the
visitors, only one of which was missed
The following puPilS won and we're awarded
the prizes:
lat priEe-Albert Il. Tuttle.
ID do Hattie z Pannell.
Sd do Mary L 0skes.
4ih do Hattie McNairy.
Afler short drill, the company was treat
ed 70 beautiful piano solo BY Miss Mary
Morris and a quartetts BY Misses Sheldon
and Morris and Messrs. Angler and Tuttls,
all admirable, and received with great
pleasure. This was followed by oratiOns
from three of the young gentlemen, all
marked by excellent good sense, and a
smooth, easy style of composition. There
were delivered in the following order
Fremont" Master George Brewsterj "our
Country" Albert Angierj 'Generals Scott
and Mcclellan" Albert H. Tuttlo.
The company then repaired 10 the Gym
nasium TO witness an exhibition in fencing
and gymnastic exercises, which was very
creditable. drill and dress parade closed
the entertainment, which was eOmmenda-
BILE in an eminent degree to all concerned,
and highly gratifying TO those present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31

CRAETORD'a RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca street
b idge. P. o. drawer III.
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FRAHK PAHKER.-LiVsEy and Boarding
Stable, % Senecs street, A No. / HorBss ana
Carriages st rsasnuablo figures.
sapelRE8.IV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31

~ For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31

Lava TIP GAS BUaAERs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently putin the street
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, by
W. P. Foss.
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NRW ADVKRFEsEmENEt

NJ. d y. Wsbb--Aeadsmy q Music.
FresmGa 4 Ksllosg-' "a Bourbon Whis4y.
\ n. KtySs-FcF Bent.
WIliAnP HOEg- -OhinH and EaEIhSR War;, ota.
Baker Local Notice.
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- J. B. Hairs Arnics Oil, for Chill
blAins, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov s-R II
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~ The services of 8 competent and
experienced nurse can be had BY calling at
No. 80 Chestnut street.. d2wjan3S.S6 S6S
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- Boston Pilot, True Flag, American
Union, WaYerly Magazine and all the 9TH
srlate Papors for this week, can be found ct
Bakers Nsws Depot opposite the POstetaee.
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WAsnHOTOu, Jan. 81


Several resolutions Wefs adopted.
A debate ensued on the want Of proper
management at the army hospitals.
Mr.. johnson, from be Special COMMITTEES
on that part Of the Presidents Message rsls-
ting to the construction Of m litsry rail.
road from Kentucky to Tennessee, reported
3 bill for that purpose.
The case Of Mr.. Bright was then taken
up.
Mr.. Howe proceeded TO speak at length on
the subject. BE thought Il was q vs-y poor
apology for the Senator to say that Be had
forgotten that be had ever written that let
ter, or that Mr.. Lincoln was his friend.
Subject unconcluded-
After Executive Session, the Senate sd-
jeurned.
HoUsE.
The House considered the bin to pay the
expenses incurred by States in enrolling,
&C., troops. Laid on the table.
Ths consideration Of the Treasury note
bill was postponed till to morrow.
The Committee on Elections reported that
Chas. q. Upton, from the 7th Congressional
District Of Virginia, is not entitled to his
seat.
The House went into COMMITTEES Of The
Whole on the army appropriation BIZ,
which was passed as originally reported.
Adjourned.
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petition e in circalaaoa IA the House to
appoint Bly, IN addition.
PosTAL BBonyTS.
Postal receipts for letters carried daring
the last quarter Of 1881, are nearly as great
as in the year before the rebellion, and the
cost Of transportation thros million dollars
less.
PAT o. RBEsABID PBmoHnRs.
Returned prisoners now furlOushod can
have thirty-six dollars sommutstiOn for n
tons upon the production Of shsir farlough to
Major BeckWith.
APPOIHINEHT.
@. B. Wsta Of Chicago, has been appoint
ed Associate Justice to Utah.
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that oAH
Eoz BH BRoKHN BIZ FHH HAT, can be found at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets,
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ERAVELHRp REGIsEER.

Citizens Wishing conveyance 70 either Of The
above Trains or Boats, will be called for By the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their address ut the Omnibus once, lat Superior
street, next door % the Weddell House,
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PLINTING

H0R NIOR PAINTING. go 70
rl,Il5 frsssS fHfTE EIHO has coma, yu1tthi
$50 tiilT fsT Rssntesa snd in1ias VorH q sfsEi
'-zsr :Hs. asHorEHAHs B1o0E
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WAsHIaaroH, Jan. 50
rL1ro1alrs urprn pl,ouss1or.

In the House to day Richardson made 3
violent attack on Qusrtermsrter Gen Wood
and all other State functionaries Of Illinois,
except Gov. Yates, whem he believes an
honest man.
Kellogg replied, defending the integrity
of Wood and his associates in every partie-
ular,
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GRATING LANTERNs-sOME.
~ THIHa new ana especially adaptsd 70 sEstiDs
n Sto1s'a new Park H0F sale b.
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p. =, /. 3. a0lOE0Es0E,

- HSs1acaI - tGc1Ea Dpi5esft
Ir|sIs- -5f eslCjFACbES. AlfhIa Glasge1, Whes1e'
- Tuss loT ar gifhtads aro Ero1nd uncer nn ott
ION, NJ rlaoSinerT ci q new cons trnstlqn, w.
~ Il - kue11, DlEEfucrz nr lui.lEaruAtion o. "
ts esd iI1PaEiinE Etrsn1tA SoE ionE r,1eine o
= a ionSoa uuuld hsft inform ne Bqblie shhl
100 lrlcyI ans one IN TIE lale q e4 .lsll-l
49, 4 rsirud a g stIortIleIlf cllkE J GliAhe1h
UTCnCECOPIR. slOEI AEElS, g., o. 1an1.
- ~AEI7FIC11I ~ l1Eszi94 F-zhczt Raln
q q q nafuI6i. -. -.
~, maiIdNu
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TRANapoRrATIoN oT --sooPs. ID.


The House Committee on Judiciary,
through Porter of Indiana, will report concern
ing land grants for railroads, that the roads
resolved grants on condition that they be
and remsin forever public highways for the
use of Government, free from charge for the
transportation of troops or property of the
Government, and accordingly sre bound 10
transport troops and munitions free. Among
these roads are the Illinois Central, Hanni-
bal / St. Joe, Pacific Railroad, Missouri, Bur
liRgton & Missouri River, Mississippi & Mis-
souri,, and Mobile & Ohio. The Committee
suggest that where roads have suffered from
suspension of ordinary business, and injuries
have been Inflicted because they Are import
ant lines of transit for Government troops
1t would be unjust to insist on the legal
rights of the Government. In such cases
legal right should be maintained only as 20
curity against extortionste charges.
ALEXANDRIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONDITION
OF AFFAIRS.
The facts referred to in the Senate upon
which inquiry was based concerning the
Alexandria Hospital are, substantially, that
soldiers are bali starved by the Surgeon in
charge, the food being sour and rotten, and
not enough at that; also that some patients
have resorted to the swill barrel to satisfy
hunger; others have been confined in slave
pens, and otherwise maltreated, for asking
for bread. These faets are set forth By
twenty patients over their own signatures
The matter was 6rst brought to light BY
Colonel Mansfield, agent Of the State o.
Wisconsin.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
The rebels have refused to exchange Col
Corcoran for Smith, the convicted pirate, Of
Wilcox for PegrAm. They say they WOn'
surrender any hostages unless the principle
that privatssrsmen are prisoners Of war Il
admitted BY Government.
ran PANLIoo gxPKDIfIoa.
Flag ofieer GoldsbOrougb, IN bis rspOr
10 The Navy Department, says that Al hi
vessels seventeen in number, carrying forty
eight heavy guns, most of them FiAsa, are il
PamlIco Sound ready for worh.
cLoEHEs FOE FRlsoEERs AT TH1 SOUTH.
The rebels have refused to receive tV
thousand suits Of clothes, Asnt 70 prisOpsFl
because they were not addressed 10 the OOn
fsdsrats GovsEnmsnG The CommisgioneE
% ihe South, Apss and Fish, are hsg$ Y
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CLEVELAND. Nov. as. 1891

We take great pleasure to state that we
consider Messrs. Taylor s Cos Horse Shoe
Machine Que Of the best inventions in this
country. The horse shoe that it nanufae-
lures Is far superior to any We have ever
seen. The macaiAe is in every respect prae-
tical, simple in i.s construction and works on
a mechanical principle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31

FROM BOSTON.
BosToE, Jsa- 80.
Hon. Samuel A. Elicit died last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31

The Pope In announcing 70 the OaFdinall
that Russia had CONSENTED to the rs estab-
Ishment Of the Papsl Neneis at 81 Pessrs-
burgh, said be hoped tbis fro8h e0neslsiOu
on the part Of the Emperor wcai9 b az
sienal tor othsrs IN favor ef the ulfoetunate
Polish nation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31

sfan. EusscsrsnRs HAvH JusT sEE UP Al
A. ul4oI. Fui Mi which b IN connection VITA
sr.fr on Cloih aactUry and v hits heqd " o. si o.
- eanal luIt aboge ontario ttreeti 3 Now hill ~
l1felirr -tprn and Cob Meal, in ths use ol which
t1osr fi7au tWunry-hFo per cenC q fagrd ~ ie9n'
r-rr rifher - hofE, homes or c1file- Corn m thi
~ 1Srrlrlft ard sateu IN 0Echanae lgr llpai.
- lOHH 6EBs1EH a 20.
Q 1850 Ian 4 Iefq ianfR27
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BOARDING.

DOARDIN9 HOUSB-TRH
~ H9UB8, 10. y Publio eonals, anf - -
st5ne O1lIc1I-o19 ol n Flla11l.e.. ioccaozl y
- ci1V-haa len t1orcl7nlT frrrl1ol. 1nd J ~
1t1iE eva rcos1 ran b eccoleolate1 via il1o
and oo1gsniens rQom1 Eud 1.a:Eo111 J - 80
7EticT1 gl r11lo4nola teg1n1. H1,zencz1 % = -
f1gG111s u17iHl ~ 8o41llsa
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SPkCILL NOTICES.
OBIsTADoR9l.,s 3. HAIR DYE
and ths
o My d Y u
- AN n TrlhlnF In Diaeasa b tra

The folly Of Trifing with Disease Is fre-
eantig eVinoed by ths diroiul results that ure se
Vliduat "a ever WalE Of lis- Her ditary d saso'
arinE non easly sndlserpious, and the oetsriora-
En4 sfsot q mercury and ether mineral sgopts ars
hsta d b dsplored and Brev-Dtsd. ne great Oh
- tsFiod cut IN srirT line q she bQok, ''Hu.
EAn TRAtkTT, or PhynoloEoal Ee4aArehsl, -
,oti.h has booa compiled after much study aud ~
erarch, aud Il ombeihshod with oolored opgravinga
Rustrstinu she dlasreat phases OF vital and fane-
oltanry disease.
uoid b Oh. BARROW, isi Bleecker ptreets New
uoEs. REios = esntE. ssnt trss sVeryNhsTe-
HoG ollo ~ q. W. Oark, DFuEgista, ulsTolana,
unsa
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MaehInists,

CLEVELAND, Dec. 81, 1851.
We, the undersigned. were called upon
10 examine Taylor's Horse Shoe Machine.
We have examined it, and find every mo-
tion Of the Machine is moved on a mechan-
ieal principle, being Eccentric and Cam
motions. II also appears to Us that the
Machine must be very durable, the motion
being slow and easy, and not liable to get
out Of order, and We consider it q valuable
invention.
7. r. De FoRLsT,
Foreman Cuysbogs Works.
Us FISK,
Msohinist Cuyahogs Works.
WIN. F. SMITH,
Master Msohinist, C. O. & C.RR.
THos. K MAEHIHG,
Maohinist.
J. G. DAHKs,
Foreman, Baldwin, Dewitt s Cos
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OrIs 3 a

OTIs 4 Co,
Lake Erie Iron Works.
". F. CAREY & Co.,
shOenberger's NaiA Iron, 30.
SToEE, CHRHoLM & JOKES
Newburg Iron Works.
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DRY G0ODS.
BLAOk SILKS /


ELtGANT BLACK sILKsI
EL BALDWIN / 90,
gs7s I-st npsns4 tha fssst line Of B'ssh srf51g.
sr exhibited IN the City, comFrising n paFto
- El-ek eros Gesin Silks,
~ Black Repped silks.
~ Black uls de -oss 81 kH, -.-..
"a and ~ Black Tafetta silks,
- Armurs Blsos Silks,
- Rspped BlacE ailEa
Black Wat red aud Aniiqua silks,
Blsck prUquat and Figured Silks,
BlacS BIoeade 91d 5rsehst eilkBl
Black Ita,ian siiks,
Plaek Lustrines and BIarcsIluss,
Freuch and Epglish Black Satin5, q.
and ian a.. Oftasnt Of TIE bsss ois.boilsd
BLACK GROS DE- RHINE,
(From 2 TO 81 ineh.s Wids.)
all Of which for sale exelnBVrly for cash e oash
DrloSs. ONE PRICE ONLY.
JAMS Ell BALDRIH &ro.
HRE ST REL UUTION OF PRi.
- CBs IN DRY GOODS--On and aSSsr T1asdaF,
tir ato,k Of Wtnt-r D,e5s Sood4, Aeuncas with
othsr goods et shout one half he fcrmer Drires.
Als0, Ersa bsTE sils Oh red IN tbs Wy of Bouse-
k-ePing eoods-Tsbls Damaak Linen toEslscfs .
Dsnss IN eolors, and plain ghiie. uausuallV lo8
pr ceg. Particular art ntion a c LET y our -
reg -rdlsss Of cot Al o, few 8AW bs % b tsd
st ghOlesel- price, Our rema ming stock . IN
/ six W'll b D sed ont bslsW OsE ess-y'hi1E n
5ss way o oOisl5 o19 TElsSs,s5, ce9orio sn4
We DO noE indulge ~ % ug but 'arrGlt'y -
Lett the tVih e demrngtra iug the ab - f1e d
g We Ar- dss 0os Of sdI inl ou DEs'ent Ftyek Be-:
{ Re Invoicing Gail carly At the Dry doOcs aud
TAYLOR. eBIswoJD . On,
isn& i8suberior 5Iro't.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING iIF
the Stockholders Of the So. Clair STREE Gravel
s. I'D Uompsng viii be held at he on . Of L. PREM
ss On the I5ta day Of p bruAry, ls62 at 10 O'Clock
Il. By order Of the BoAr0. -
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PRUSSIA.

The King Of Prussis, in bis speech at th
opening Of the Chambers, rejoiced at th
happy issue of the Anglo American difaeul
ties.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

o. O. 4 q. Bailroad %
Clsye'an1, o., januaTy llth, ls62.J
4 DIVIDEND OR6 PER GENT.
~ has been declared By this Company, out Of the
sarUings tar the six monihs ending Deoen Der Slat
1851 payable on and ateF tue 1ist day Of February
next. Sto- kholderH Tegistaroi on the seW YORK
oks will Re paid at ths oce Of the Unit, States
Trust Company, Of sew York." all Others az the
ONCE Of the Treasurer.
The Trars or Books will Be closed from The 20lh
lrRt., until lst FebrLary newt.
By order Of the Board Of D'Yecto-s.
GEO. Il. RU38EBLt
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Lord Henley at the sams meeting uttered
similar sentimena-
Mr. BersefOFd Hope took rather an oppo-
site ground. BE believed If the Southern
OOnfedeFsey established its Independence, is
would lead 20 an ameliOrston Of the condi-
ton Of the slave.
The frigato Warrior was expected a. Ply
mouth in q day or two on her way 70 the
North American station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15

,..i,od uiramon has not one friend here, and the
fbur.h party ID decidedly deiunct. Order
'-ors ,iven TO prevent the landing of MiIamon by
lie commissioners ere leaving. lney were only
kent tbree dave, as tie answer was gwen thrm On
tie sd General D0blado now Minister OF Iortlgr
Affairs, ia a nan OF great knowledge and pro- ny,
and suited 10 the times, and under him we feel sure
all will tuG out for tue best in this glorious and
wealthy country
From Vera Cruz / have letters to the LIST inst.
From one extract:
VERA Gnu Jan. 30 1862.
"Though nothing has been published in regard to
Juarszs reply to the ultimatum, have it from toe
best authority thai it consisted Of eight articles OF
which five are accepted by the Government; but
they insist upon The decentralization of the Spanish
force They will accept the Intervention of France
and England, but have a great hatred TO the Span
iards There have been movements of the Allies
aud consider them fixture, for they are literally
unable 20 20 into the interior o. they have no mea
of tr3mspori.dion. They have not thirty carts, all
od. There are more tban o,0OO MeXicans, many
veterans under arms. The Allies disGgree anon
tueu selves Tne mil Is in horrible STATE, and nc
dependence can be placed upon our letters nIlVinl
at their destination"
On the ith, came in 3 days from Nassau, ii. b. VI
steamer Steady From one OF her cilicors learn
chat the steamer Kate formerly tie CARDINAL iron
Charleston. 10 loading with what the Isabel lett OF
the Eliza Beusals cargo. The British steamer
Gladiator is still there at what is called Cochrane
Landing; che is row discharged, and is TAKING m
annon Hey say she will change her FLAG 20 That
of the Sars and Bars, AID start on pnyateennS
cruise ia Sumter. There have arrived several
ANAL vessels that have broken tie blockade princi-
ually from The Florida coast The Columbia arrived
on the 5fb about noon and went 10 new anchorage.
The English 2 steamer Miramon taicd 10 night OF
tie I'm Tor Nassau %. Tie Avon, from Vera tIW
arrived about 10 n. ~. on the 9TH.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

CLfiatu Wofship Services for tho Church With Orier Of
Nespefs. aud ~ ynus. Ilmo. PIP. iof jane Aiuler
The Al n wa. ~ Baron Be- Jailin Translated ION tho
French b. Cipt O. H. Monieii and Lieut.. " T. Crais.
bill. I2mo. pp. TO- j. b. Lippncoit a 90. s0la By
n Van Noatrhud q Co.
Ter' Book u the History Of Doctrines. BY nr T. r.
isseubari. Tho Elntliglt translation Of C. " Rsr,L
rt,isod sith llrse additions by Henry B Smith D. D
3yo pp. ..3 Sheldon a Co.
Health Five Lay Sermons for Working People 81 John
Brown, 81. u. ruo. up. 50. Robsr. G ter Bros.
Tie Am'fi IN gnugii rsycE By Henry s.ayth. I2no
rp 101 Noi' rouscy.
Ercrc for Dcnon and Pfonunclcn BY Charlie. North
ed, A. NJ. l2m1. ~. ~ 4. :. q mes e. Bur.
Object ielicns. b. 4. :. Welch Rn.o. PIP. H. The
S6ue.
Urdele 1leu.s Of Wal fireet RomsIce u PUSHES w
Hich-fd b. hubsiL l2ulo. Pr. 40. Gcoirs =. Put.
Tire Flower II tle Paire by Gr.iayo Ainaid $50 10.
IC5 r. b. fct-lto1 e Brother.
a strange tory. ~ siI Z. Bu"er Lyitan. cvo PIP 10
Hopper a BgotherL
Deodl.'. Due Novel ald Biographical Library. lorolA.
lBnO. Beatl- a. 60.
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APPOSI NtSTs BY THL GOYERSOR--Bg and 9Th
" Fif s1ta .'Hfftf " The >~Hns Fob. - i.lEoyafss
Prnl iChf9 Ber Janin r.. Trie, Bernard Ca-a.rly Wn
IT. NGrne Iaa~. 81. P4ttt, Stephen a.. TIA I'd. Samuel
co'krof' tforKe r. Dalton samuel r. Jone, Of Hrooklyu
hfa-l olAtieor Bi.ber. John J.. CalwalaI,r i, nd
s. lariDe. " lillian MeDeuOt, IepLana Pnit NAtlsHrI i
horss. lruu1 G.. Tslusn. John A. WssAbu4n fraaci. J.
NcDonm.h Of Nes-I0rf city.
oTaHgs-Iataes 3. Holse u Middletown.
CHceIt-bcfJ amin hf. Doauiug Of Flnsling
Ei,hmoha-Jar1J E. Wood ~ Iompkinsgllie
Ubnr-C rneius II. Van 0sasb,,k Jacob t. Tronpbour
o. Kin .t9n Edmund F'nng ~ New rsltE.
Wciohr'il' i1uncoy suith of Mordsanis. George A.
Brtndneth of Sing sing J. HoeJ Plat Of sn, hsapery
Ten DJcSk 81 PestbstsJ, janice Saunders Of ienks
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The sudden death Of Mr. John Conger, one Of our
Oldest and moot es eemed citizens is announced. 4
correspondent says: Mr. Conger was "a naive OF
New-Jersey, but les been resident Of this cry Tor
nearly sixty yean, aud until within few years
past bad been engaged in the manufacture OF edged
tools, which, for superior quality, obtained great
celebrity"
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BLY,.


Several netiious were prerened 20 repeal the IA"
e1empting Minis ers OF tie Gospel from taNaloni =,
Mr.. CODDINGTON presented petition an! ~"
20 incorporate the Board OF Foreign Missions.
petition and bin 20 enable the Common Coun'i
NeW-York 10 raise money Tor certain puIIVs0
Bills REPORTED FAvoRABif.
IT, ine,eos, the license fees Of hawkers and PEG
dlers. VI. r.
To incorporate the Lockport and Niagara Cana
Company. 1,, o.d
10 extend the time for the completion OF the some.
Mr. ALVORD, from lie Cou mliee OF ways ah'
Means, reported ill to abolish the Insurance De
psrtnent. i'll. 1000.
a bin aboisbing the office OF Canal Alpraisers'
bin To eu;h rize tie Commissioners OF the SiDk
nv Fund Of Ncw.Yors TO eel certain lands was re-
ported unit yOraby.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. OLVANY-To introduce a military de
rartment into the Public Schools.
BY Mr.. CALLAHAN-ro incorporate the Frank
LIN Union Association in New. York.
BY Mr.. MCLEOD-ro regulate New-fors CiiI
Railroads
Bv Nj CIIILDS-To build q railroad in Tent
avenue and other streets
BY Mr. PHELPS-rO perpetnate the testimony
OF foreign Witnesses.
The biz to amend the charter Of the Raycuswoo'
and IIallett's Cove Turn Ike Company came up io
a third reidng, and WAS reeomuitied, On motion @
Gr. Mem Lin, Tor TURNER eNhh.t"tiVu'
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. ALVORD--Io amend the Excise law.
BY Mr.. ELY--To convey quarantine grounds al
Casleton for public purposes.
By Nj. PIlELPS-T0 provide for licensing balls
lighters for the port Of Ncw-fork.
BY Mr.. McMCLLEN-io raise the Canal Audi
tors salary TO $500 800,
BY Mr.. TALLNAN-To repe ! the act Of 1862
grant, Y railroads in south, West and Other streets
BY Mr.. McCABE-ro confirm Michncl Tracy =
contract relating to finysiXth street, in The Cry o.
New-YoTk.
By Mr.. BOOKSTAVER- Authorizing The Dcla'
ware and Hudson Canal Company to build tele-
graph line slong their canal
By MIR. CODDINGTOA-Io amend the divorce
laws.
BY Mr.. HAII-For the preservation Of deer, Az
other game.
Mr.. REDlNGTON called mp The resolution y
refer The excise question 70 Special Committee. ant
adopting concurrent resollti0ns prohibiting sneia
Iaents 10 The Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15
CITY ITEMS

Cot,selalks Concert at tie Brooklyn Athenrum
on Thursday evening was complete sdccess' he
and the other artists were warmly spplauded, ana
responded to the several encores. Mics iiinAl'y
was suffering from a cold aud WAS obliged TO omit
one Of Lor peces-"With!n mile OF hdinboio
Town."