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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-10
TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his Old friend
aud customers. that h. has purchased his hrotncrs
interest in the above cstab shOu and the concern s
hereafter bee conducted by himself oAclusiv .Iy.
He has just received and oiars for sale, tho larr-
g. est and most extensive assortment of FANCY Y
sEs.s3 IS TON rs ever introduced into this market
$50 Ni7 stock consists ol complete assortment NJ
he b'~r Cooking and parlur stoves in IN market toget.
with stove Fixtures Of every descriptions oven and
Box stoves, Radiators, Cyludar Stoves, Cast iron Air.
IA aNt stoves, Cannon stoves, &c, &c. SOVepipe and
TuWurr constantly ON h-nd and manufactured 10 order
Al LIuUs of repairing dour, usual on short notice.
ihr patronage OF old friends and new cusomors 70.
p"cllul!y soil lied. A. NJ. RUPERT.
Goon,burp Noycmhor ~ l7G0-tc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
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IMPORTANT RUMORS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Reports are current
here, and credited. that the Federal blockadlng
souadrosl off Charleston has met with a dlsas-
ter. It is said that the Confederate rams came
out and attacked, and destroyed some OF the
ships Up to two o'clock. no account has been
received by telegraph, though it is said that
the New York papers of this morning contain
the details.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
MARRIED.

In Petersburg, on the 18th December, at the
residence Of James ?. Smith, esq, By the Rev.
a. w Miller, Rev. WILLIAM E. JUDI
KINS, and ESTHER L., daughter Of the late
James Mckenzie esq, Of Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
ICOsIMUNICATED.

Some persons who may have decayed vege-
tables in their cellars, such as potatoes, turnips
and cabbages, may not think it necessary to re-
move them while the weather is cold. They
are mistaken The noxious gases generated
by these rotten articles, fill the cellar, penetrate
into the house, and produce sickness and death.
There are several cellars in town now capable
Of breeding pestilence. A CITIZEN.
Three charity concerts given in London, re-
GENTLY by Jenny Lind, have produced over
thirteen thousand dollars
Firing was heard in town, last night, in the
direction Of Burke station
Its thought that the Senate Will introduce
changes into the House Finance bill, restrict
ing very much the further issue of legal ten
der notes
a meeting Of newspaper publishers from
all parts of the country has been called to meet
IN Washington on Monday evening next. to
urge upon Congress the importance Of reduc-
1ng or repeating the duty on imported paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04

The opening of the London underground
railway is the event of the day in England.
It is regarded as one Of the greatest engineer
ing feats Of the country, being about four
miles long and wholly sulterraneous, made by
tunneing the busiests streets III the heart OF
the city. But according to the London Star
the company will have to contend with grave
difficulty not anticipated. The opening Of the
road was attended with great rush OF pas
scngers; but on the second day several Of the
employees were overcome by the influence of
vitiated air. The trains were interrupted for
several hours, causing much CONSERVATION
among the passengers, especially when 1t was
seen that number Of persons were carried out
insensible.
The U. S. steamer Mississippiis cruising off
the mouth Of the Mississippi river.
One section of the Regulations, Orders
and Decrees'' recently framed for consular
courts in Turkey, reads thus: ''No Consul
shall recognize the claim Of any American citl-
zen to hold any person in slavery or bondage
within the Turkish Empire.
The New York bank statement shows an III
crease of loans of $500, 235 specie, 1886, 23S;
decrease in circulation, $176, 92O; increase. Of
deposits, $694,024
The details of the recent series Of sAirmish-
es on the Blackwater as furnished by the cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune, indicate
hard fighting, heavy loss, and no compensatlng
advantage on either side.
For DIPrHERIA-A gentleman who has
administered the following remedy for dipthe-
ria, says that it has always proved efectual in
atfording speedy relief: Take common tobac;-
co pipe, place live coal within the bowl,
drop a little tar upon the coal and let the
patient draw smoke into the mouth, and
dischal &c it through the nostrils. The remedy
is safe and simple, and should be tried when
ever occasion may require: Many valuable
lives may be saved, the informant confident
" believes, by prompt treatment as above
" 7 Post
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
LIB E r TT HAL L.

LIBERTY HALL.
SINN & HESS Lessees and Proprietors.
Third week and unparalleled triumph Of
GEO. PERCIV Walls
GREAT CANTERBURY COMPANY,
emphat;cally endorsed BY the press and public
the BEST TROUPE or ARTISTES which
has appeared IN Alexandria for many years.
With much pleasure the mans cement an
nounce a. brlet engagement with the peoples
favorite
DICK pAR KER!
d. G. K T 4 r K Err!
The renowned Negro Comedian and Champion
Banjoist.
Also, first appearan ce in this city Of
MISS GRACE DE KING
MISS GRACE DE KING,
The beautiful and fascinating Danseuse
Engagement Of
MILE. FRANK LA FOLLE,
The graceful daughter Of Terpsichore.
LITTLE ELLA,
The ''child artiste''
Encouragement Of the bold and dashing Song
MISS MISS CLARA HARRINGTON.
The favorite Vocalist.
MATT. GEBBLER,
The famous Comic Singer.
The beautiful trio
MISS KATE HARRISON,
MISS TILLY FORBES,
MISS ANNIE HARRISON.
The great Court Of Momus,
BILLY EMMERSON.
FRANK WANT,
HARRY TALBOTT,
H. FENTON,
and full and efficient Orchestra, under tho
leadership of
PROF. CHAS. WEBER,
|. u.s. The mammoth company in a NEW
BILL every night.
M1ssIoS-Parquette rs cents Orchestra,
| so cents. Doors open at 81; performances COM
mence at to s. feb 2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
Advance in Gold.

New YORK, Jan 4, A. M.-Gold has again
advanced to-day, to l573Wl5S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
From the Army Of the Potomac.


FALMOUTH Feb. 2.-Gen. Hooker arrived
here yesterday. He has changed headquar-
tiers to the place occupied by Gen. Burnside.
An order has been issued by Gen. Hooker
about furloughs and leave Of absence. The
rule is, that two furlough shall be granted to
every one hundred men in regiments and bate
ries two leaves Of absence to line officers, and
one to field oficers-each to have ten days. ex-
cept in cases where they belong or desire to 60
to the most distant States. NO held oFlcer IS
to be granted leave, except when all are on
duty. This new plan is well received. Ihe
troops are in good condition and tine spirits,
and the best Of feeling prevails towards Gen
Hooker. There is considerable mud yet, but
five or six days good weather Will dry 1t up.
From the Army Of the Rappahannock.
correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
In CAMP, NEAR FALMOUTH, VA,
February !, 1868
Matters remain without change. The Con-
federates, are strengthening their works along
the river bank, near Ficklin's Mill, opposite
Falmouth. Their working parties are labor
ing hard every day, throwing up dirt from rife
pits and breastworks, directly within sight of
Us, at only half musket range. No attempt is
made to interfere with them. Indeed, it would
be unnecessary for us to do SO, for there is no
one On tits side the river foolish enough to be-
lieye that we would select Fredericksburg as
the crossing place, were another attempt at
crossing to be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

ievcs thn the fcrcible suhiUgaion Of the South IL
possible. Though there ~ who declares that If
such conquest were practicable. IT world only
lroye 'he loiitic' ruin Amerxp. We arrive prn
81 the Que conclusion that tepufatiOn o. pcAceaDle
ter and a. the earliest moment, 10 The ressit wAen
tie 80 uds Ot hmefi-a cpgh. to dssiro-
re LJHf1H Times b.. anoibcr disra'agng eri-
Gle on emancipation meetings. aud tuoSr 81 40 ''AS
parl in them, and Gays II VII nmin'sih - H'i'"'
protest AKA. ST domestic us sacfe l" no t'iO %
"a a. Il, a'iou.
HE Rritish men-of-war in commission have
been reduced by 80 yessels aud uesfiy !3,"Jo meh
siuco August.
+ IA ,rportaut trisl agoiuet the Admiralty, ~
wiIrt Mr.. Glare eought 81 recover nan u nhilV
eteiug for infringement If li- pateuts ia iron sup
building resulted in verdict for The Crown.
10. ngrfihQc contract OF the Prince al w lee ~
r,,liisa,J ibe Princess u secu,ed SO 900 year.
Pref. Hughes had been exhibiting WIN Hf@a'
fuccess the working OF bis Telegraph INSTRUMENT
before The leading men OF lyerfooi ana MHn1 sGo'
ter owe, The wires of the United Kingdom iele
grsuh Company. Ggea Subtraction w's giyeu. ana
Che s;rumeuis were being brought practically into
play on TIC wires Of tie above c.mpey, VINO had
secuf-l the exclu,ive rigLt 10 th,ir Usc in England
The newspapers are eUOLlsilc o! the instrrueiis'
which, as vet, ere novelties IN England.
Tic merchants OF Liverpool in TIE Brazil trade
had held meeting and adopted rcso'ut on depre-
eating the summary and eG rene MEASURES taken
against Brazil. and calling their members oil par
lament 10 ask the governments LOT IDl0Tuli''W on
ths subject.
ihs Queens speech contains very little OF in''
por;ance, excepting the following:
Her Majesty bias abstained from taking any step
wing "a view 10 Induce cessation OF The confh,t
between the contending partiee Of the North Amer
lean States, because it has not yet seemed TO her
That any such oyertures could be attended with
probability Of success. Her MsJesy has viewed.
with the deepest concern, the Gosola iig warfare
which still RACES IN those regions and she has wit
messed. with heartfelt grief The distress ard
suffering which chat war bas uilicted uioa large
class Of her Majstys subjects, but when have teen
borne by them with great ioritude and exemplary
resignation. IL Is some consolation TO her MMcsy
10 be led 10 hope thai this suffering aud tbis distress
are rather diminishing than Increasing, and TINT
some renewal of employment is beginning TO take
place in :he manufacturing districts.
A Paris letter gives report that President LID
coins Administration demands from France a cate
gcrica explanation of inc Emperors intentions IN
Mexico and OF the Interpretation TO be put Oh hs
letter to Gen. F0rey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

BLfCKWFlL-N Ai'oria Long laird. on Ff1ay. Fob 90
EoLer -. Bi4cNHti. d. tLc t.th yr.t ID hls
Tbs -,.ive. ald m is ifHrc ul't lslted 10 Etehn
Ia .1rsnl o N4 a.. tas cii is.t e. y O'Clock B. - 81
\, GEORGES Ch.:'h Astoria $40 r...po4: sylvan
Oto,s ,,il leave Pee. slip %. B. @c.eAp 10.
EOYIV-s4ll,.l y, jean %. Dos g., gs... a. ve.f..
lie clouds md Ito" piIi. brother Tia y thfID. and or hs
h. tlr4-..la~ g. 6. .u,l 90, s4tt &" attend As ihn'
tli- 'st' rrserr" No S We siN;ee-.h '.t"et dis
day g. .u.ay }, at % oiorN
g6EBt--ou rf.a., F.b 1' T. Nar, hoer-. Ia the i9'h
yea cl hil ts'
It.slN,--O, r..1s,- gel. ~ o, Olemerc, ras Houe.
.,,y.io,k. CoIlt. ,o- ,inr
a. remain. va, 10 ioter'j 90 Mondsy &C LinsAsoaish'
49,
MOoRE-A' H-Htcwn Lorr Island. 90 Friday, FEB ~.
snara sot and severe irr'. jsm's Aioe'c IA thr 9p'A
wear of Iitt.e I.
ave ana f'cnts rth- aplls cr'f'y invited
10 200 - tts funeral on slrots ans dsl a' 70 O'CLOCK
.0r a. :, lale'- Nhufch. .tr.onn Tie bot csn.'ct
G' gillian. ff-- ...s VIII hr ir voting un ia. -
Ct,rf..tro.i f.rtr. Mi'li.m'Duct
.trrEs-ht ~ ..ru,.ce %. D. surdey fah q. Noses
sut.u. irtlo l.lly ... ot ll..."
H. .unoul swl u.e picf al Ha second Reformed
y...l tl...i u. ...U t.. Co., GO. '- NJ. .h'ni 3"
ck . fd, o. 4t thosr" o.. h' fi0u' alH '"si, .tin'
ln.r.Itl I.e.d ..ut t'Ifnfl h..c7. i.o 'tft e-se
to,t o. Cham. cis t,,.. 1il'i o'c.0rs
r.C-IsN,--Cu 'l,aila, .. a. Taouar Iluto", 'n the
..tL year al lbs ltr.
'o.l.r OF fir lu.tlsl -tcafirr
N0uD-Ou Monday nrb l0 Julia g. 6. widow Of the late
sNls wood .. fi -'f,.
The es'yu1 frnlf 81 ihr feHytf refpoci ulV Invited
3, "a. rld g.. i.n.fl on N.fufN ngufHf. Fcu 70 h u
o'clock ron hrr-'r tr'o-ncc "H.1 ka lntiy second
...rr. Witl1uI ia4tL,r up.r'.
aelr.f i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
France.

In the Corps Legislative general debate on the Ad
dress had closed, and the fret paragraph was adopted
alter some demur 10 Ibc GOye!nnout policy toward
.Le press aud the notifications TO the electoral hs
Ine second paragraph slso adopted after An CT
tort 10 yet favorable mention Of Poland inserted.
IL WIS reported that the Pope has refused Car
dilAs bat to the new Archbishop Of Pans, although
the EmpresG asked the favor.
The I.us papers contain news Of an inSurrce'ion
in Cochin emma, aud desperate attacks on the
French forces. Some severe lighting had tab sen
place, but the Cochin Chinese repused with
heavy losses and ,he iasurroetion checked
Iue b uIse Was Grm-henirs, 7Ot i0C,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
Poland.

The Insurgents continued active.
H. was reported lhat 10 Government Of Warsew
had be"uu to stop the conscrp.On, and an ord T
declsret that all persons taken FOR The cOnrcrpion
90 Tie night OF January 26--7 ar 20 De released.
A. unsuccessful attempt 10 POISON The Marquis -
Wielopclssi and family is reported.
The Council OF the Empire Ut Warsaw has re-
ceiye1 orders from the Emperor 80 pro ose several
bIl's q. administrative reform for iolasd.
The Ru-sisn Government - s4id o have applied
for and oblaIUed from Pane q trHsty agent Of tie
French secret police to organize F4enei. ys;en II
Narsaw.
4 Revolutionary Provisional Government had
been foTmed % SioezoY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
The DIFFICULTY BETWEEN ENGLAND AND BRAZIL.
The Greek Throne Once More Declined.
HA11r,x. Sturdy. Feb. II.

BAIIF,x. Saturday, Feb II. 1853.
TIE Cunard steamship Canada, from Liverpool
l0i a.. NJ. on tie 9Th, via Queenstown evening OF the
S,h inst, arrived az this port at II a. H. to-day. The
Canada has on board IS Boston passengers ind ~
Lancashire operaiiyes-the later sent out by the
,ibcraIi,y OF Mis- Dnsdett Coutis. Tie Canada re-
yor.s Feb. 10. exchanged nigbt.signsls with q
steamer, supposed tie steamship China from New
York tor Liverpool on the lith. passed tue steam
4hp Edinburgh, from New-Yorl: foT Liverpool.
Tie steamship Teutouia, from New-Yo'k for Ham
burg, arrived at Southampton the morning OF the
5th inst.
the steamer Damascus arrived at Queenstown CT
tie 6.a INST, short Of coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

LONDON, s.h.-Ihe pohsh nsuuecuon II reported
as ryr AIDING.
The T.. :. Consul ~ Cardiff Lar written letter 20
vnIi5cs iourn-ls, stating that no Rebel yesac Il ~
in IA tlat port AZ HIS been represented. The wee
sc in question formerly belonged 20 Baltimore, eLl
Is ultimately euqa cd In the BrZ'lian 'rate.
Adyices IRON Poand STATE that Weugrow Lad
been tak.n BY tie Russlus after "a sguguinAIy bat
tie iu which the iurusgentS were disI,rsed.
The reported poisoning Il the Marquis Wielo.
po'ski and family is confirmed, but one 10 doad
YET.
I, j. asserted that Fnluce has asked Spain 10 eogd
bacN her troops 10 Cochin China. Spain has ItI h3d
tn4t she will lesQect tic treaty sic concluded WIKI
Il al country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
Trn,cfnrs, fsa'Je.

,a - ;. and itt p. n.
r. Albany ~ IieHe R,...............s,' W. a ~
10 irq.a1. b. Nrg-io Uion, "tor'ns'On. ato
pr River inc. i,iy fsIuts}s rzceP'"d}. up H.
~ ~ a. w. an :, acG . ~ sunday. ?. r
10 80, ~! Observation-Disclosures. y. and p.
'''' ''' ~ = 10. on, Z 8. u. ia p.ia-
70 's..sdclpns by Ciuosn AID AnoOy
ka..E o. 'l'
-, '''" - 100 an . no., l. 81. p. m.
TN. ~ ,.to' ,y Na,,. J,,.evHf.7 lOHm, n ~ p IA.
fp Is .sti. 9u boy l-por e'a Auo hs.f ,,.,
Teirf. h., III. fEfa DO sYd 3 ?. ". (-spIsss tftl.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
Erom Mnn Ersuci.co.

Ss- Fa1srl.cu. ..,sHrd,y. Fe1. q, lHj
Noley eosy, and never more -oa.daIt ~ A''c
currency Exchange, 33i e. cent raminn. CSntn'i
at 5G6 y c-M prfmiyr. Sterling Exchange, IA
O41l T. cent prem IA. G7Uca bac.s Ga 81. Ail-r-
i'au Brandy - higher. Domestic Difis iiTin. l5ry
Goods generally tending upward. Cod h1n- La
seed lower. P. lion improved. PfOgIlious g-l-
orally unchanged. Suggrs dull. S,reps deemed.
urpcuiius advanced. Tobacco irnl. NHCai-H>nIts
u 10 1880 sacks for expert. a. 81 S0aSi - y bish.
lalloU Sales Ie,Go0 .b., at &! @c!c. D.S
Sailed sloane. ~ Louis 60. F.aafs carIyins a"ioV ~
tTr.sule Tor Luslind. I'D i2.yO Gar Ncw-lD.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

In SroS. n. j.. saturday, FEB. II ,tsj.
Charles i.ewls, crny cied Of the murder 90 James
RowaDd of Princeton. IN November as, wac ,c-aay
eeuteoced to be hung on ,he ID o. Alr next. me
nisone. manifested the utmost indifference 10 hii
sentence. HIS counsel made = mo,on for arfs-t oi
Judgment, on the ground OF alleged illcgaty ~ tho
drawing OF tho jury. The Cour, oVerrulei TIE
motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

RARhUM's iusLuM-Raoul- aiinI, Warren.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WINTER GAEDEN.-Ihsom4r
LO'6-SaisroHl-
AChDEMY or MUSIC .-Blrbdsy ceebfai'o".
BROADWAY MENAGLRIL.-Huda iiioa's reffrmlll
SPIRITUAL ClgCLES-ho. Ia LiGh.h street
SKATING - FnhHyonus Pond.
BANvARD's MIs,lssirPI-No. O. Broadway.
FATHER REEDS Old folss --Fiity-tih street Church
GOUPIIIs GALLEEY.-TaIiust ls Veil
COOPER ISSIITUIE-Leciuro By Simon Storm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
l'russin.

The King in rely 70 TN address from the Clam
her .oi Depa,iof indo-sed the proceedings Of ITO
Ministry. s.d pronounced tie complaint OF the
Chamber saai1s, HE Administrator 10 b. uu-
founded Ile Hsssried lis determination 20 maiutaiu
the 81 gbts Of tho crown and Tie L per Home. but
d,plofed the differences OF opinion aud hoped for
Cancellation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
yys.,,;.a,on,. rr;s,hSay in 81. Louis.

NJ. Louis, ohlIfu4tf ~. -
Wasbirgtous Birthday was csaoDralcd LeIr 70
deg. There wa gfan0 ui'i,@ry rafaic o. 'i''eu
S. i;es Volunteers ard enrolled nHltr. Ire tiool'
rr-eelitet q iine appearance nnd Woo rr'lsNeH l.!
IsJ.-GeI. Curiias and Slaf. The streets wen
handsomely decorated IA. tSrong;d with an 'o-
m use number Of ciiIE M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
4 ire iu Be..oIi.

HO-ro,. Fcb. -. iA5.
Tie large buildings NOs Il aud - MELin4ton
street were entirely destroyed by ire lat nirAt
Among the heaV esi losers were =. II. ABBOT l0o.-
binder; Sui,h & Ballard, gas.dtSeis, aud Robert
Wheeler, eiecirotyper. Tic compotng-room oi
Rand g. Avery primers, was Gls0 destroyed. l"stes
principally covered By Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
Marine Disilstrr,

PRoyIDEscE. X. L., Feb. -, 1868.
Schooner Target OF Bco)khaven, Capt. Scott,
from Boston for New-York ia attempting to 20 into
Newport for q harnOr on sunday afternoon, went
ashore or the Dumping. opporire Fort Adams.
She lies easy, makes 40 water. and viii come o.
with AeestgICo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
Greece.

ciiued tDe cau4id4turp for the Greek throne. Tic
piet OF Gotha return their thanks 20 tire Duke f5r
hi- rejec ION. Negotiations were believed TO be pro-
grsss,ing get tie Duke to recOus!der his dc1ofm-
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
A New Steamship E.inr between so"ion "n'

BosrOS, Friday, Feb. 90 ltJ6.
Edward S. Tobey. 4. a. Lawrence. aud Jariee
NJ. Becbe have petilioued the Msesochu-etts Legs'.
atare to be incorporated the "Airerican steam
slip Company" with capital Of $},0J0.00 700. The
steamers are 10 run between Boston and Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
H.nicri arin Ne ~.

BELOW ....SuSpAT tcO. 2t-miinisAh
q Ns.4sspy viii MOST. I'D aoop eAcLo4e4 i
.v Lover lay.
j. 81 Lfto.rue. Iiom = irmea.
bal. acli,n Asr -I AL of POI oi-boat ho 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
Photographic Matters.

I0RTLAHp, Me-. F1I. 2, IbJI
a special dispatch 10 the Press, irorn Augusta,
states that both branches of the Legislature con-
CURED in referring J. j. Speeds petition .or The ;u-
corporation Of q new ielsSrapLic iuo to the ueAt
Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
Commercial sn,r!liReuce.

LOsDOS M0SfY MARKET.-iho London MOJey
nsraet changed lie supply abuudal Snd "a,
Finds huu.
Lfclnr0or Zorro, MuEsT.-rle BfoA-,'s Ci,eol.r re-
ports Sa.oa Tor inc week so bac ,u.g DpJ bale,
ai ecu atofs $500 b5es a. 'Npc-s. tfr rftrt las
been r.gu md a.ict 81 sn1Ls ctd I-irs TO- An"
SIsts yst tfau. trd of~i-il LNa aetirtd 4i = T.
the ts1 Of FI.d bed Hr tars including loo baoa
h ois h. ,Tslfcrs fhs trae coliug has aud
~. Il Il LII 4 l ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
ONE WEEK LATER rRo!a EUROPE.


ARRIVAL OF TIE CibADA ar NlL'FiX.
TIE polish lnsurraGtiCn Spreading.
New Outbreak Of the War ia Cochin China
SPAIN REFUSES &c TAKE PA2T1E IT
OPENING or THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT,
England Trot %et Ready to Toin in
&s9edia.ion GEtrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

Since the OF, 81 son 81 the Company 1881 dssh have
occurred smsns Il. members on poiiee, tie Of
S43si SIC 40 has been rsid Of which 43s = were paid
as Dividend, Additions Policie' and whSh does NOT
include their in tae approaching dSui'oa Of
surplus
The dss cf tie Dividend Of mo cate Of 's February,
1863 will DO osh0anced Policy holders scSu - prsets
cable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

busluces No!,res.

Lh.uT CARTES DE NisIrE FOR 81, Of I'M
tqrsei - /, nni hAls TArs 81 Coufslet aud
tIc.IWicass.
PRENuM OK GOID.-Alfhongh compelled TO sell
good,a ID prices. con'equfnct otcttsrge s.y7tIag me
Subsui5eT thlsug listeners e1d'd 20 TIE benefit OF
do F,rl ou Gold ratLer t.n Che Ws' debafofs oi me
bet ,urreucy ta country ever hsI uow Of 90 81! remit
thug he amount ofher orders In Cod tie s anosns Of the
Premium ~ t' cry the JAY 'Ieo received Ia ~" way
no hopes country ami h. Gust nsrs soue good WITH
~ Junrg Ail,s!. t0s tAr AoTos Prs cannot he made
y.,hou, o-sAp. A. NoaloS. No p Maiden ale.
Ncw-YoGs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

CooPER uEIoE.-TLe third free lecture OF tho
couns PoisI Economy. BY simon Stern under tho d.
reanou oftte Tro,ess vii be given tbis 'y'ios Bee ID
yeItlispeaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23

~ CONrED HRATE LOAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-23
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