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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20
Commercial Intelligence.

IryKRyooL Corros MARKLT, Jan. 6.--The sales
Cotton Tor thee dsy. ~ 90 bales including 4og 70
spectators and eIpoFteE' Tho MARKET vas ouoY'"' Out
closed quot. =, ,,.. -, go. 60. -
c,ot.tiop. on goods and yarns were stll AdFHncing
IiyIHPOoL BREADsTUFFS MARAtl-lhe mar
I.t & gss~fey steady except FOR Com which has down
ward Tendency The yaIloa, oIoa'i' iePc "a rSu, ns
% ID. nj Red Southern al0dlOj6 White Westsrn sna
so,tFn l0Clai2 Corn downward with decline o. H.
% per qr. ; MID 2a d@'' ~,
,,,rI.tL .eraraly downward. MsssI, Bi.lsnd. Abya
20 f,,.rs. Be.f hs. declining tendency FORK heavy
BACON irsy, AID declining Butter dull Lard quiet Tai
''J ,xSgroot PnopucE MARKgT.-Sugar down
- Cote. p,ctivr Rice quiet Ashes steady Lin,esd
OH bru at 4O6atlI. Kosn quiet Common 20. spfhs
rr-pertiro Inactive Of lI5l. Fl,
I|ypo. MARKFrs, Stb.--WHRAT firm, with II
pa alvarez & aG.,''' svS 9 I.s''y o'''fA
LovsoS Mo,nr MAHEEr Gh-C0nsos closed d, 9t15Jt
I,rrsr aAEKITs-yn IoSpoSbEnRr.
LnEHPooI, Jan o. lg,)
Asrstc,N srocKA-Ede nailToad, "a az. Illinois Cen
ifsl ~ ores. lGiC! Discount .,oo,., l.
C,rigyTh sales Of the week foot 5lO0o bslSl TO-
i. " oJ 70 spcculutEs, anu '1N Dei 20 a. p5flsI.
Ls k,t n9 been Irregular, with parils decn1 81 ~
80 ~ g.,k 1f American and an advance OF IT. S-fat.
Tho tods, (Fnd,yl lave been SVn bales q idihs
100; TO speca-iof aud eGpoIefs the mahe c",i"i nas
- zf's1ht, 2 i-i0d Mobile fair 26ld Middng
2ld pnu1 rsif, I'id Middins |Sii siolA IA Po'T
119 60 6ales including % 900 bales o. American.
! Jo.nos MoNFY MtHKET.--Funds are hrIu and
,,i ,vancius Dieoun; easy with moderate demand, 90
csior,i trans ,ctona below the bank minimum Sstter
tbra,e nidwcct circular 'ay, During the past wcek W
have nad steady improving market tho principal demand
IT, 80. steady business done in Ailaade aud Grea
| Vs.t.ru Bonds, which advanced u. 3 fHes save wa
nom u TO on Yirgisia sSea continued in request
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OPERATIONS OF OUR CRUISERS.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Affairs of France and Spain Not HarmsuiOuS.
EaPOLEON'S WISHES or PEACE IN AMERICA.

PORTLAND, Monday, Jan, 10. 1853.
The Canadian Company screw steamship Hioer-
man, Capt. Bulgess from Liverpool 9Th nst., via
Londonderry on Friday afternoon, tho 9Th, arrived
at this port at 9 ,lock this evening.
The steamship Norwegian, from Portland, ar.
rived at Liverpool on the 6th inst.
The stoamship Edinburgh, from New-York, ar
rived at Liverpool! on the 7th inst
The steamship Bavaria, from New-York, arrived
at Southampton on the Sth inst.
A correspondent of The london Times. just re-
turned from Madeira, says the steamer Tuscarora
had been employed in sort of blockade Of Faenchsl.
Four British steamers, bound for Nassau were 'ly-
ing in the roadstead On the 10th of December the
Tuscarora chased one of them-the Doura-fred at
her about mile and half from shore, sent boat
of, aud after examining the Douras papers lether
proceed.
An Americgn cruiser ship-rigsed, apparently in
chase Of very large chip bound W. s. W., was
seen on the Goth of December in lat. Al, long Is,
by the Challenge arrived at Falmouth.
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bad commenoed the study OF law which he ipslud " mss
h profession AZ The breaking cut Of the pesea rebesq
be was volunteer but could se. the
his parents bis ardent love OF country and In
and he volunteered in August las. under Capt, Mes OF ~
10th Regiment, Cob Van vlkenburgh he viii be sr,st
friends.
WELSH-Ou Sunday, Jan 10, Eliza e., wife Of tie iss
Alexander Welsh, In the 7lsi year Of her
Her remains with be from the resdence Of Der
Mrs. Hannah NJ Logan No. 1876 Atlantic street. Broo1yn
AZ II O'Clock "a. precisely "Wednesday 2lst inst, 70
Dr. Taylors Church South Bergen, ~ j. where ssryics
VIII take place oclock pm. Carriages VIII be In watt
church. - -
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DlErD.

cRAIa-on Monday Jan. - stsrtba i1su, yoanse's
daughter OF john and the late Marina Jane |'As 1sea
% a and friend. OF the family are respectfully Invited
70 attend tie funeral Wednesday tie 2Ist mt; az
oclork n n fI0m tho residence OF her tishet NO. 100
IVES, Fo.iy fourth street.
rrRPrs A. White Plains n. Y, Friday Jlu. 10, James
M Ferris. j.. Dged 20 year, months aud ~ days
O'nnse and Queens County papers pleaiecopy
Co Sunday jan H. after brief illness LilIi. A.
wT Of John Koz in the 2Jd year Of her Also On tho
nm her infant daughter 60 49, -
Ri.hep are respectfully invited TO attend tue funeral on
IVnns.dny IL o'clock from his residence No L.
IVsst enth street. without further invitation
,JFGgETT-Ou Wednesday Jan II, at Dtayton PaIns
Mich diphtheria Emma second daughter Of Augustus
W aud Eliza ;. Leggest, aged II years.
WAGNER--At Fairfax Va, on Saturday Jan, 10, OF ~
phoa pneumoaa Frederick Wm. Wagner only son Of DL
+ r. Wagner Of Addison S,euben County. u, aged "
years a.
81 hne tass high moral principles aud anabs dsposl''oh
uewa. universally l...g01 BY lh9sg wsg Knew MN, u
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MORE or TEX INTERCEPTED
REBEL DISPATCHES.
Gnterc.ting INSIDE View OF the Rebellion
--ThnnLs TO the French Emperor for
his LnbOrs for Interference -Bnnder. on
his six Sfrssaasr We Naet Gncea~
must Die"- Every thing sinks into in
Significance i'm compurisOs with his Sin
Steamers.

Steamers.
W,sHfyoroS Monday Jan. 49, 1854
Another budget Of Rebel letters has been inter
cec,ed They were taken from Major Sanders when
he was recently captured of Charleston. Some OF
them are dated az far back as December 1861, and
The latest last December. The information con-
tanned in these papers affords an interesting inside
view of Rebellion relative TO domestic troubles and
wants.
One Of the letters il addressed 20 distinguished
member of the family of Louis Napoleon. While
thanking the Emperor for his efforts TO induce the
Grcat Powers to interfere in our affairs it urges the
continuance Of bis "kind ofioet," with the assur-
auce Of the writer that they will be successful IN the
end.
Tie Mrs. Gilman alluded 70 is the vile OF Gen
Gilman. Mrs Myers is daughter Of the late Gen
Twiggs.
Mr.. Veze,elli is correspondent Of The MHsfyafed
London Times, and writes also for one or two
French papsp. lie was quito indignant, when ae-
couoanvinQ Bull Run Russell because our Govern
ueut refused him pass TO 90 to the Army Of the
Potomac. lie had Just then returned from the
West. where he boosted no had done brilliant ser
vice against the Rebels lie always insisted that he
was strongly with the North aud deepised the
Rebels.
1 George n. Sanders, writing 10 his son, Decembtl
lnst. says "My steamers are really the only thing
abroad in which the nation has really much interest
l. s the only thing that Offers succOr aud relief
Sinclair and Bullock's steamers only. are preyinl
on the enemy's commerce. We want more thar
that now We want succor or we must de' MI
Mason, amlsure, takes the right view. All olhe
proiects sink into insignIicance compared to th'
/ construction Of my Six steamers. 80 thinks Con
gress. and 70 thinks every intelligent man wit
whom ! have conyersed. You must present th'
case to Mr. Mason in every point Of view. Thee
steamers can open and keep open the port OF New
Orleans 70 cur commerce, and one weeks trade vii
nav .le nation three times their cost.
81 would secure my trunks and all present.
until your return.
Sanders's order.book embraces heavy orders 70
Liverpool cotton and pins, French conets, tea
liewelry shoes for various ades Mrs JEFF. Davi
IincIuded. Letters show tho men want boots prln
} cipally.
European capitalists are advised TO invest in col
ton. and that great scarcity of cotton aud wooie
goods exists in the South.
Among other things the war is represented as tei
ribIe; Richmond ia much altered, and It's citizen
turned extOrtiOners.
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whose loyalty and zal essen,. TO tho vsor
and Union In the defense OF the na,ionf
II aay senator has hesd ausst exciting hi, mind uspi
c;on Of nv loyalty fidelity. he hes heard asobood
No IGiy report sd Look thought OF mine
inconsistent with The most devoted Loyalty my country
stand ready 70 nces any sceuseI before any proper IN
bunal.
Tho,e who have published these sectsaions suspicion,
IN tie senate should Tsnt TO the President the grounds
npon which the rest them, stand before tie world sub
jet to the condemnation 81 al patriotic Of all hoIobls men,
The Rebels though so many ol their leaders blsckeed
with broken osth have nongh not to their
canse BY pnolic defamation or sandr Of their chef ohoeIs
thanking yo9 egn fot raising your voice esainst this
folly, for II ~ folly, Oh vel crime,
s very Iuy snd respectiuy, your Obedicn. servant
Nj g. MEiGs. QusrtermaaerOeneral.
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- u,yrise OF rHx NEg-YoRK uousx

L,Psg MEETISG OF THx NETWORK uoUM
PAST The NewYort Houie Pan,'n' Association met
t Monday evening at No l9j B0"ey Daring the course OF
b debate the affairs OF the nation, financial and oherwle
vs., deussed IN that might PUT to blush repre-
sentative. At Albany at Washington. showing coa
that working cla.ses fully alive to the o'sais
ths are taking place the State and National capitals Aer
Jl,tinE number Of members, the following officer"
~ escted for the present year President p Ksdy Vice
President, VIM Seymour Secretary, g. IL Wagner Treas
mar I Eirher
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! J. Polheutaus, y, Mich. II, Hsssinger X, SO Pa
I.aac Dolph. C. les Pa VIM Becker l. 81 NY
I J, jehnson, F, III Pa Seg. IL; 8. lin, D, "a Conn
i. TiIieston: 4, ia9Ps j. CI,rt1 B. Ssfs
Corp. X. allen, !, Ohio. C. West, ii l43 Pa
J. Lindsey, A. l64 Pa Corp. j. Phipps. II. III 70
/ To the Associated Pres, ~ ,os,
WASHINGTON. Monesy, Jan. ~ ioO''
THE DUTY ON PAPER
! The agents Of paper-dealers and msnuiac'u'ef'
have been busy in attempting to influence '"e "c''o"
OF Congress against the reduction OF ''o uu'' 0n
paper. Nothing has yet transP'red W encourage
their hopes The embsrrassmeh's ~ Puoi1herS re-
sulung from the imposition OF e1'ortonate pricee
are appreciated by many iniuen'iai members Oh
CONGRESS. who will not fail at tho proper time to
nroe sncb relief as may secure the ends Of justice
and honesty. The reports which have reached here
rho, naper.dealers and manufacturers are only wait
ing for the adjournment of Congress to increase their
prjccs above the present figures are believed to be
true 10 view Of the present condition Of tue paper
market.
TIE MAILS TO NETWORK.
The PoStmaster-Gencral in reply TO the Senate
resolution relative to the mail arrangements be-
tween this city and New.York replies, with accom-
panying letters from the Presidents of the several
companies interested, that the difficulty is mainly
due to the increase of travel required by the exgen
cies of the war. He says those companies are re-
solved upon measures to facilitate the mails once,
remove the delays consequent upon single line
of track aud greatly promote all the interests Of the
business community. President Garrett complains
of inadequate compensation for carrying the mails
Arrangements are progressing for making the line
continuous, fhch it is claimed. will greatly faci
itate the prompt delivery of mails.
THE PAYMENT OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.
The joint resolution authorizing the issue of one
hundred millions OF United States Notes became
law to-day, and upon learning that fact the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury Immediately placed 10 the
credit OF the several Paymasters an aggregate
amount sufficient to pay the whole army and navy
Of the United States.
Ffty-three Pavlnssters have been supplied with
funds in sums ranging from 80, 900 to g. go 600.
This last-named amount sent to Charles L. |
Lsruod Louisville, Ky., and $3,520,00O to n. ". !
Brown, 81. Louis No.; 5000 900 10 ID. II. McPhail
At Wheeling and 500, OOOto San Francisco $40 900
10 Indianapolis and the same amount 10 81. Paul ,
500 600 TO Kansas; $500 600 TO NewYork, aud tue
remainder of the s24 $50 900 was furnished to Pay
masters present. There was also paid for the Navy,
f3S6.9OO.
The Senate, in executive session to-day, confirmed
J. w. Peritt Huntington Of Oregon to be Superin /
endent OF Indian Affairs in Oregon; Benjamin
Simpson, Indian Agent Of same State; Clinton Cni- /
an, TO be Postmaster at Meadyillo, Pa; EPnraim
Lougyear, Postmaster at Lansing, Mich.i Hezekah
NAyior, Postmaster at Pekin H.; Daniel Kelly, /
at Drattlebore, Wi Daniel NJ. Whit .
ney. Postmaster Green Bay, Wis, Emerson Hull,
Postmaster, ST. Johnsbury, w.
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nrnrkr,.-R,npr.sd lu 1ahrrnph.

ptrluoHH, Jan. i9.Foug quiet and IN changed WHEAT
steady supply light CoRs buoyant White, WGsic.i fol'
L. g3atle Oars: Fengsylyania, 7OOTc., On weight.
NlifsKY firm at b.dl9c. ,,,
yuApKPafA Jan. l9.-FIoUR firm but quiet. WHEAT
e.,inrs ANAL. White. vi IJd tl IS Red 81 3D. CORN
sosTce and wanted Yellow Csc. Pso,inoSs quiet WHISKY
lrn ~ f5c. a., en- ,,,,,..r s,,,
WsEY Ale Hoes higher sales Ct 81 400 - 10 very 10"
Offering LARD held ut 9tG0ic. PoRK quiet GOLD uh'
CHICAGO jan t9-Lve hogs transactions iisht sales ~
Az 2JQ a b; Dressed hTm al hiD5i6O.
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Nllliiarn Notices.

Burnsdes ArnyThs ADAMS or ES Sfscs1., Soldiers
20, -. cannsc I'd with the BURNSIDE army :. ~ 49,
CrceE Falmouth, Wina MIL Point and 0'a'' 'P's'' ~
vicinity - r .r,atsn F.iends OF soldiers
es psessges containing QUE ooste oil nquot VIA 10
eo.as'cs,sJ nv Tho Provost Msyhsl a..
sooIJ bs used addressing bases or packages Inv
c,ry Regiment and Division should Be written IN 'aa
o Zines. leaves daily tor the army 81 Norfolk oouo
Newport News Famce,h. Aequi, Cree W rsn an
"'O'' NJ, 50 and Az BIS,twsy, sra s1thss psp0s
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The letter Of Gen. meigs 90 senator
Wilson.

The following is a copy OF INC ItlIef Hu1 y
Cen Mejps 10 Senator Wilson, the reading Of which,
in the Senate, was objected to:
kH.OGsKHAHs OyYlCh
MAsHIEsrOS CITY jan. IL, itoJ
Hon HRyRY WILSON u. S. Senate; ,
SID; thank you for your remarks tn the oenete' I'LL
~ g. ona M The isortunes Of country cursed WIN e'l
that no character no service to be 10 pro-
tect the public officer from su-plclon' -, ,, h.u.
Ro MANY men, formerly TtyoTenced Dy ths pu9Ho' hsfu
ts IN lie oath which bound them TO their country service
,h have lot ali confidence tine usual pledges oil chA
acter snd position a... ,, Aha ob,g,
IL appears 70 me- however that Senators t'Tgei be opa
ton OF their hgh station when they allow themselves W 20
made Ia the Senate the mouthpisos OF ioo's accus'i'
against public officers. ,. - m.., y,
any Senator has reasonsbe ground 10 suspect an ocot OF
tho should he the grounds oil thBt aus
rieOn Known 10 those 70 whom the Office, |. rsspenSpie
Of ptr In p.peaIuug ~ ds9is oo's slspGla VI ,1s''
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FROM PANAMA AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
The Champion Left Aspinwall on the Oik
Head Winds the En,irc Passngo-The
Fire nj AspipwaII

The Champion Left Aspinwall on the Oik
Head Winds the Ensirc Passnge-The
Fire mt AspinwaiI.
The steamship America, JEFF Maurv Commander
with passengers, to u. Roberto arrived last even
ing. she left Aspnwall on the 9th inst, In company
with the steamship Champion, under convoy of the
United States gunboat Augusta, which separated
from tho America on the 18th, off Walng's Island.
On the 18th, off Hatteras, passed United States
guuboat heading TO the southwark, supposed TO he
the Monticello. The America has experienced
heavy head winds the entire passage. On tie 10th
hove to IL hours.
On the Goth December a most destructive fire
broks out in Aspinwal, destroying thirty buid-
ings, including the Panama Railroad Compsny's
Office. There being no fire apparatus In the place,
but little could be done toward checking the flames
The crew Of the America were dispatched on shore
with axes and buckets. and succeeded in saving the
buildings on the United States Mail Steamship Com
psny's dock. together with large amount of eX-
press freight.
The following is list Of the America passengers:
w Jswe,t and mother, H. f. ss.rle and lady w. A. Sim
mons. fHifheld Mrs. Goodwin and child. Tton, Mrs bow
Pos.sp AID oS1 coiIy.f Col o Kpop Nh r. smjih Mr.
Nichols, ); msclntoct b. j. Humphrey; More, George
hAtchsr H. Hitchcock, h. Crawford J. Carson. W. Der
rin. j. Nj. johnson. w. McLane Brown. O. Patterson
+. BAne., W. Nickel, Mrs. kelson, J. Goodnew n X
Hen, J. Il. Wsscott II. Holman. John Badcocx Me. Gf
fin, Mrs. Wood and infant, M.. Manly, NJ. Potter jr,
Mrs. Martin and two children, W. J. Kendall and wife
Mrs. Perkins, Honey J. ID Stephens X GriiHa, Geo
len Brock. WIN. Danes. G. Romson, W II. Bradley ID.
Nthron. H. A. Howard, 81 GregoT J. Reed, VIM Eaton.
A. r. Fey Never q. Godfrey. A Nsdesn, \. Godiroy
l.. Msrundae r. springer. H. Corey. a b. Osrdner, J ID
Miller. NJ Justice. L H. Cutler. r A. Mccormick, c. a.
' edden J. w. BAKER II. Richardson. q I, Hssdy T.
Hubbard Cspi. borden John Haywood, J. Simmons Jos
Tobias q, Riley. Mis Holden Waterman. Hsnii,on, Wu
Jones, II. MeIntre AM lady sni as Ia the siesssse
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1prr7ul Nonfeg.

s,: S1ns' Mems Republican GentraT Commit &c o,
S,Sstsis cs'nef OF Broadway and 2Se.st WEDNESDAY
year. By oder of vM 0anYK y p,ssiI.,
oEoaok ", IAQuEs, Sec Young MEMS COMMITTEES 1862
The Farmers CiuD' Of the American Icstifutg
WI Hes ~ m rooms IN the Cooper Uaicn Euidls THl3
pa tIue'day ,snuAry % ct IL o'clock D. M Subjectr
Winter Care OF Manure" The tneengT AZ ,his Ciub srs
open to the pubic. JOHN W. CHAMBEps secSosarv
Lnughing tyithout) Gss at CLIyITDN HALL
Ladies will Do Expsrimensed upon THIS EVENING a.,
Prot Brittsps Let3urs upon Psychology as, for i,,ss
and gentlemen Will be formed OF WEDNESDAY sFTE n.
NOON. az ~
Association OF Exempt Ssremen,-yA. I,n...
Meeting Will be held tirenleR's Hall, ~ EsD.Y EVE M
mo, jan 90 at II O'Clock Puncu. attendance
P,w. ENos. rre.,.
@. w. WHEELER, R,c. secty
The Wear OF Jrbilee .-Th. SECOND GREAT
MEETING At the COOPER INSTITUTE, n TUES.
DAY EVENING Jan 90 1853 Addresses viii be deh cred
by the Rev. }. *. w. sloane, Theodore Iton esq Ovor
Johnson, esq. T. Mcrris Chester nd ne Rev Henry
Highland Garnet. The meeting viii he enliyeued vih
music by tn. Coored Brass Band OF Morrs wn, N j.
sstng OF Il pieces biz David HUFF Leader John Pete son.
esq viii preside Tickets IS cents Doors open a. ocIsck
Exercises to commence at y O'clock.
bs members elected 20 the above Committee for the yeo
1903 will Headqussr corner Brcsdwsy and IA
st., Oh WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. a. s.st O'Clock.
WILLIAM 5. CPDYhE Chsirman sst
G Jo.m9a O. ~ A IhssN' Secretaries. 1852
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sl,nin.

Madrid Journals Say that all the resignatons re-
Gently rendered have been accepted. These resigna-
tons aei,ate the Conservatives aud Liberals.
THE GREEK QUESTION.
1, was reported tha. tho chief members OF King
Ieot ODDS private Cabinet had gone TO Lisbon to
urge King Ferdinand to accept the Crock throne.
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aKRsyAL Or THE STEAMER CHAH-
PgON.
she IL COnvoycd 20 the North"nrd Of the
Isinnds ny the GunbOnt Augusta.

Tie steamship Champion, WlIsoh, rom AsPlH"HH
tie 9th inst, with rpese and passengers to d. b.
Alien. arrived at this port last night. She was
conveyed from Aspinwall by the steamgunboat
Aur,s,a TO the norhward Of the Islands, when she
parted company, the Augusta proceeding to Port
Royal.
The following Is the Champions treasure list;
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II rance.

Tho Bourne was heavy. Reries 7Gf. Zoe.
Complaints wero made that contributions Tor the
French distressed operatives came IN very slowly
400 illl woiully short Of what Ii needed. Fifteen
i,r the bar. susteueace OF the non-empoyod.
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M, Avr .Iii l. her passenae Z lat

The ioIIoWIu8 70 H'I Fps'I 'Ios hin,on victor
saith N Ri Lockwood, I'D. SANFORD, the Rev john a.
psnfoi,h Godfrey Scki.tsr, Daniel Bssley ana wns'
pSwsrS nvrne the Rev Mr. MoCernand and wife a. j.
Imam Gnu j. Mcfubb A. Hubsnstsn and WIFE sro' sr
Ashley Kant and gaS ooupIsnsas IA '7soa' es'''
aud stssysS'
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pcc.;,,. of Pr,duce.

IAN IalI0OO bb. Flonr rs bags Com Meal. J76 bbla
whisky 92 bush. Oats. 10 s9i bush Corn oos eu I
800 pkgs Provisions zs Pkga Bg1ieI lOJ Ps Law ~
Dig. Ashes lOoipkgs. OF Cake 7V Dressed h's'
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ARRrE

,evtr or,cxFNRTfeH - Az Troy. On WsInesday,
10 "a =. the re,dencecf the brides iathst by me hev
r. & ; Beman D. d.. samuel H. Lsseu o. th'' e'N 10
Enma Oldest dsaghter OF o. - go
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Iatsst dIsp atehes say that the Ministerial changes
will bo confined to those already announced.
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Dgsi,lsss Ncnces.

COUGHs. HOARsLNESs aud the various Throat
Aase.ioas % which psoie speaker, military Ohssn AID
,ny-5, a- liable, relieved BY BEows': BRoNoHAt
Txocn,' Heving drec, i.Hasoce tsahe affected parts
they .IlAy Pulmoaary Irritation.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is I'M BEST
and os economical Tor aunjry and family being par
u,uly adapted annels apd all Kinds OF wooden goods
Mann ,ctlred ana for sale by r. MoNiAHs sJHS NO III
wA.hlugon.s;. and No. 40 Wes;s-
Also FAMILY. PALy. and No. soap,
TRussEs.--Dr Recess HARD RUBBER Null
IPEDAL Truss invites the most searching criticism rms
nstfuIaeu. snd iKIcOcELR Ikus may % 1sen a. Ut
RIgG,'s office No. Barca. st., Ne|-Noi<
DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
ARR ASD sExrAL S1sTEss-New and reliable i,einlen'-
Ia r. ports Of the AssooisrlOS sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes FEE Of ehrss address Or j. Skill
LfS uorGHros. Howard A'.osation' feilaie'phii IA
WEDDING CHDs AND NOTE PAPERS IN ele-
gat sye. These celebrated eug1s,t ads sold ony At J.
EvEr6gLL1 old establishment, No. 5o3 Broadway. corner
Duane-s E',abli,hed 1870.
The UNITED STATES TAX Law,
Now RyApy IL pamphlet Of % pages on tine white pope,
the origin text VS. append 20 Alphabetical kec1ptus
ou Of every article u be- taxed by the a~ ADD The amount
OF ae he levied thereon. This reude' It as eonps1e
ard convenient q. IL possible 10 make e. -.
Pho. cents postpaid = per 100 sent ~ express" 10
per 90 ifOy rnA Atdre" Gag rMbraE. New orA.
ANKLETs-EOr skating ana general use at lhis
season Every lady should pair For siis at s. CAs
THEtl's No. o!J iIoid~ay.
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
Carte. ds Ni.ites 4 per dozen. Dupicate o. ~ Al
NEGATIVE. reei.l.fed Il. A. LEWIS, lal Chatham' N l.
READER, you can nave an enduring, always
,sdy ant reliable GOLD PEs eyacty adapted TO your hand
and style o. writing which will do writing 's''y'hs'p
or than steel P-us ilyol il cal on a. hoEEoS No -
Maidenlarr or inclesc nsnp Tor circular
|. Mrs WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP for chll-
dron eehug uot only rsAevei tho child from pain but iavG
CRATES the and bowels, c'rFees scidy and gives
tom, AID y yor 20 tho system - cents bottle
ANkLETs AND BAIMORALs.
Ever, lady should DO provided with these hteprs5s
.rticr fo outdoor and sAa,us F0i SAFE d. b4LJi .
II No. AstoF Psce
/ WurrLrR Il WILSON'S SEwiNG-MACgINEs,
HIGHEST PREnrN.
\ International Exhibition. London. 1892.
Il oace No. sos BROADWAY NswYors.
II JEFFERs, No. 573 broadway, where the genu-
in. ure.eryns BALMosAL BoOI for lades and ohilt, e
are also line gentemen, SppeG. IN ea.vSgiey Sau
H and see JsEFERs, No. 5iJ Broadway.
H TuE PALMER AIM AND LEG.--B. tRANh
PNE Inventor aud Pstentes, Astor phase sTopnd noos
Il Y Also PHILADELPHIA and Boston. Only houses o! FALAA
" Co Avoid imposi.iol by calling oHthe LaseA.oI.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20
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