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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.:-

" From foot Of Courandt st.-ConnectisS st asm2tos
Junction with tho Delaware Lsoksvspna and Western kah
road and at Easton with the Lehigh Valley kAfoad ana
forming dfect line to Pittsburgh and the Wsss
without change Of car 49,, 49,. ..~,,, ,,,,,,
STRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS March i6 1863
Leave New.YoTk as follows; AZ,
U.RRIspuRg ExPRRss-At g. m for Easton. READING
Pot:sville Harrisburg Msuch Chunk. WilBamsport
MAIL TRAIY-At8a for Esston Water Cap Scranton
Great Bend. Pittston. Binghsmton. wiz barre 20
IL TROUGH TRAIS--For Esston Allentown WDuame
port, r. aiding Pot,svie Harrisburg. &c. Az,
4P NJ TaRousu TRAIN-For Esston. Bethlehem, Allen
town. and Mauch Chunk
$50 P. N. WAY TRAS-For Somerville.
JPN. WESTERN ExPRgss-For Easton, Allentown. Feed
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the wsst Sleeping cars from
Jersey City through to Pittsburgh.
EXPREss TRAIs HARRisBuRG-The . N. Express
Train from NewYork arrives at Hsrrisburg connect
ing East and West Genital Railroad North.
Central Railroad North and SOUTH and With the cubss-
land Valley Railroad
Tag TsxorsH ExrRzss TRiIs FOR rEs wIsr leaves
HewYork at D. m daily Sundays exceped making clost
connection at Harrisburg with Psnnsyvana Rarosd-vit4
no charge Pittsburgh and but TO Cincinnati and
Chicago Two hours time 10 saved by taking this train
FLlzABETHPoRr AND EEw.YoRK PEKRY-Lesve New.York
from Pier No. O. North River. at $3.50 q m and 1850.
enc $50 o.
trip each way. JOSIAH y. sTEARNS Superintendent.
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Sales By Auttion.

EDWARD sIsrIENcu, Auctioneer.
GALE OF Mr.. 7. 7. ROSSITERs PAINT
- INGS By ID. w. IVES Co., OF tho Derby Galleries
10 GlS broadway, on TUESDAY EVENING. March 81, a,
III ococh collection Of nearly 10 OPantlnss, by Mr.
ROSSiTER, consisting Of Handicapped Fisore Scrip
tnrs Historical and other subjects Offering very psasin
VARIETY and choice Of works by this syoTiso artist Tho
eoeotlon 1. now exhibition sad Catalogues reaor do
livery We would call particular attention to this Ssction
containing many Pictures Of cabinet size, ell Of which
handsomsly ffamad.
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Smiled.

Observation-Disclosures, and Marion.
eLips-Visxs Belle, &. Grinnel, Marietta, Chancellor
Southern Eagle Oryhens b. s. Rimba TbeObAld Annawsn
Conquest, Henry HsIbeck
vens Oriental. Celeste Clio, Henry Hill, Albert Henry I.
C. Cslot Ro.in. Stampede. Rambler Mstilds Dago. Bens
factor Warren Haliet, ~ A Lewis
BhE-De pbine. Sarah Peters Warsdae, Laura, wabash
Ursns Amelia Msehas Cyprus, Besoute Helena, OooIse
Harris Ocesn Belle. Fashion, Wild Pigeon, uenfslts a.
w. Baxter, San Pietro, and 81 schrs.
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Passengers Arrived

In .ieo,le, augusta Diasmo,s os Port Royal O. and
BEAUFORT n C-Capt. T.. w. Buckley Capt j. w. Spfstes,
II. Van Wymao, W. Is. Caldwell, NJ ClaIs, John Rnlon,
Chss APPLE. b. Beslipger and son, w. Fsuten A. D. BSe
r Bowsn Nathaniel TAR, C. +. Martin, Mrs Martin, w.
Adams, L. w, Ryder, r. D. Powelson Wn; PnrIon Mrs.
Kellogg J. StaTkweaheT Col McKbbn. A. J. Bi1by, F. G.
Lansdon Jas Hoffman, y. r. Paul. Lieut. tool MeKinzie.
Capt IL. Pierce, M Rtmer " J. Livingston, John h.
Roc. II. Dewey, }. b. Ketts c. Y. Smith y. r. stsb-
bDs Of Springfield Mass. died March 25 Of coniump!ion
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LAW lNTELLIGECCR.
U. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-MAKoH 25.-Bsf0rs JsGss
StTp

SHlPs.H.
TRIAL FOR MURDER AT SRA.
To avoid further difficulty, counsel in the care Of
Michae Moore yestrdsy agreed 90 with the Al will
tho Jurors then present full Jury accordingly In
pAnnelsd the opened by Mr Andrew for the
lOvefnmtt Il will be remembered that the eocus,d in
dieted for murder Of Csp Dryer Of the ship Robert
Lave, voyoge from Liverpool TO New'lorE Trfimooy
sken for the prosecution and tue deiente offered e
read depo,il0ns tsken before Conn.onsr Harry h'
r,innsry elimination Of the accused Tnis yeccl
10 b. the Ds'hetAtsrney without precedent cad con
tray the role. Of ~vdepee The judge excluded she lie
portions and prisoners counsel excepted 10 the ruling Tho
n summed by Nj james for the deisiSe,
by tie District Attorney for the prosecution.
taken ser which tho Judge charged the Jury
who retired for delbeIGon a. about O'clock After sb
VI not guilty
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Below.

u. g. s,ofe,hip Estionsl Guard.
Btrks Crarns. and Shamrock.
Brig b. l.. Swan, from foTto Rico.
Brig Randolph from Mstanzu
Brig Pedro Sanchez DolL. Wallace. from Nenviias.
Bhgs Lima tBr.l, and Leni.
Behis- gpey (of GAliisIl. and Oriental (Brl
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VIZ. NJ. WEEKS, Auctioneer.
4 UCTION SALE.-Will be sold at nutiOn, on

n tho premises on TUESDAY, March 81, at O'clock p
III, dns COUNTRY RESIDENCE onsnina.e's ak from
he Long Island Railroad dspo. ct Mneos epnb!seing 20
BUILDING LOTS. Good baidngs, plenty Of spples pears.
peaches cherries. grapes and variety OF bsues large
ssrden,o richly msn1Ied and highly productive Plenty
Of forest trees Also. DOUBLE HOUSE, sohss, base
ment and cellars containing Ioonsi 2LOTs, and some
mutt and fsTst trees and beo, This house we. csl1ated
for a store which Is much needed hers. Also SMALL
HOUSE. containing room, and CELLAR LOTS fruit
aud forest trees and berres Also, SHOP With steam
power stories SoI3O feet. LOTS ibsrn and lumber sheds
This shop Is vol calculated for tho manufacture Of almost
anything The above property viii DO sold without reserve
The ia gcn West this Spring Part Of tho puchsse
money remain 90 bond and mortgage desired toI fur
Their particulars apply 10 the subscriber on the premises
GEORGE r. JEROME.
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A J. BLFECKER, SON g. Co., will sell, on
IA WEDNESDAY. April /. o. u o'clock. at Tbs Mer.
chsrt E1 Sales oons No. III Broadway order OF
the supreme Court:
ON WATER-Sr-Al that parcel OF LAND. with the four.
story STORE thereon known no ILL., east Ode between
Fechsr.st and Burlngsp Lot 20xI1 less Maps,
Sc, al No. IL Pine-st by order of
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A J. BLEECKER, son Il Co., VIII sell at

a. Auction On III ESDAf March 81. . 49,
Al Il O'clock 1t the Merchant Exchange Ssescom. No. III
Broadway,
ON 30TN-ST.-Two HOUSES aud LOTS, Nos 2B and
233 between Cd and 3d.avs No $50 Is threetory high
basement brick house, with countercels 1878 ven bulb
and in excellent order having been recently painted
out ct great expense Cellar tagged aud has excesD.
new furnace In Il. House modern improvement
chsndelers nc. Lot Is by half the block. .
partly on lot No 2; 2lxa5 lot Il BY half tbs block
ALSO BY ORDER OK TIE EXECUTOR:
OyN Il. CORNER lOTH-AV. AND 4TH-ST.-Two
LOTS fronting the av sze IS and z56xl0o tses Title
perfect. W per eeut reriGin.
These lot, are on rising grounds convenient 10 8hsv cars
The p,ghborhood Il proved with several beautiful build
inss Tie opened to The Park They will DO sold to
tue hishess Bidder, 70 close the estate.
Msvs, &C., q, No u Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., viii sell
II. on TUESDAY, March 81 at u O'Clock, at the Mer.
chsn,g Erchsns. Ssesroora No III Broadway;
ishsd bnGines location Known Us No Jane"slip the
s. W. corner OF Wa:ot Tee Building IL Sstory frame Of
great seu 9Th with under cellar Lot Ia 23 end 2lsxs
ADD m IL Sold free OF all expense, for tho improvement
Of tho ne.ghborhooi. Title perfect Terms accommodating
Mapa &c, at No IL Finest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

TODD g. RAFFERTY,, Manntact .IS nor o.
l. s.atiousr1 and portable STEAM ENGINES sac po,E
ERs Flax Hemp Tow, o.tu% and nope No "A
Dryst, Nsw.YoTI Works Of Paterson, ~ j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

A BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell on
IA WEDNESDAY, April |, at u o'clock, ct tie mes'
VALUABLE FIFTH WARD PROPERrY-On Wash.
ington. st-Twossssy attic BRICK HOUSE and LOT. No.
late JOHN D. KINSEY Lot 2DIs2 feet 5000 may Ere.
mortgage Tito ird.putsbie Maps, sc, ct No. II
pinost
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EiHiATuRs Almanac.
snn--Aisss...3:52 Set..........6:20 MoonSetL. 10l
mon Dat.
-srdJ Hook. lisa Gov. Island 2+4 Hss0se.". t25
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6rwlmg Alarbines.

1856. srR SH1 , a29k 4S6.
Where you can Exchange Il II Not Shifted
TIE N. Y. sEWIN0-MACHINE EMPORIUM.
No. is8 Broadway, DOR. Broome,t, will SELL or hENT
Thu Wheeler Wilson, Grover Baker, and other hfscAss
m,ehInes with privilege OF exchsnsn; within 30 days Ma
chimes Sold by Instalnsnt " WICkES, IT,, 4S6 Bwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-MIEcH aS-Befo
Jude BETA
yIs.L DEcREIs IN PRIZE cAsEs.


Final DEGREES Of condemnation and tale, by de-
fault wore eusIed to-day in tho Of the following prize
vessels
Schooner Anas ead cargo, eap.gred Nov e. 1851 IN the
sti..ip River, by tho steamer New London Brig Minna
captured leb 10 1868 of Of North Carolina by the
Victoria Schooner Annie aud cargo captured Feb
"a 1868 Little River Inlet ~ c. by the steamer State
Of Georgia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

SUPREME COURT-CiRcuIr-MARc 2z-Bsiore Justice
LEONARD.
DAMAGES AGAISsT THE sEw-YoRK CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Fawsrd Godfrey sgt tho Eew-York Central Railroad Co.
Plaintiff sued TO recover 5000 for forcible eject-
from tie defendants aud for Injuries resulting
,herefroul. Hs LEGGED that May 80 1859 be ugh
travel their road from NowY orb 10 Lake Eric,
viii the privilege of stopping At certain places dsna ed by
him m,p One Of these places was Oereva at which be
stopped day two but upon going the conductor do
naded additional fare He showed his ticket but the fare
was snl demanded and his declining to pay 1t the train
stopped aud he forciby elected from the Of
place long distance from dwelling without bis baggage.
and ca posed TO the weather. .
The defendants denied generally the allegations In the
complaint $3.50
The Jury found verdict for the plaintiff for s7J0.
Coo Wallis and Luther Il Marsh for plaintiff 3. H. air.
child for defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

Discourse In emoration OF the no sad services
Of tho Rev Prof Edward Robinson viii DO delivered BY
the Rev DR.. HITCHCOCK al tho Moresrst PIespytsDao
Church, on SUNDAY MORNING, ~ O'CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

A J. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co., will sell on
"a WEDNESDAY April at IL o'clock at the Merchants
E1chsnSe Saes Room No. III Broadway on the n w cor
l0th.ay and 93d.st TWO HOUSES and LOTS ". 8. 10TH
av BET SD aud S4tbsa Corner 25e and adjoining Lots
256 aud 100 feet in size. On tue pronhes are Ss9ro Bah
cry and comlnodicus Stable PosseSson, May l.. Maps.
farms Ge. Al No. IL pIne.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell, on
IA THURSDAY April 2, at /. O'Clock at the CONNER
es Exchange No. 369 Fuson' Brooklyn, BY order OF the
Supreme Courts .. 49,
ON SOUTH FOURTH-ST. WILLIAMSBURGH-All
that parcel Of LAND on the south side 80 OF 6ths
size 5oE6s feet Also all that parcel Of LAND the north
side " fee. west Of 2d size 20xI5 feet Maps &c. No.
L. PlDest BY order Of r. I. RUGGLES, Referee.
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Boots an0 Shoes.

G9 80 so, 81, and 81 50.-SHOEs and
+ S.-Plesse call and examine before purcbWtne
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g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lst
COMMENCING DECEMBER L 1852.

1852 WINTER ARRANGEMENT lssa
COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1852. 49,
Passenger Station in NewYork 2'th st. snd 4thsvi
entrance on 27th.st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
ForNcw'Haven a. ~ ok l2l5, 2l9 (ELl a+oAN
ard 0 p
For Bridgeport !, sa m. tELli 12ls, ais EIb 90 80
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport. and wespor,
For No.waL, = $50 IN. 12lS. ais tEIl $40, 40 aaoH
For Daren and Greenwich I. ESQ l2lS, 80 40
Fer Stanford. !, CEr) go M. i2is, ais tELh 40
For Per, ca:,s' and i'srmsiaio ,'a'n T. 80 n'
For Port Chester and NewRochelle, 8p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield . tEx.), zl5 Ert ep n
For Boston, via Shore Line. lll3. p. N.
For Hartford and Springfield, N lex j. l2i9 Iia tExh
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal Ia EIh
and u IS p. m. to Northampton.
For Hartford. Providenss. aud fhhkil Railroads. N
Fol New. Haven Now. London and ssnnson Rsisesa u
Ca m. 1918, 2l5, 9p m.
Canal Railrced l2l o. M. to Northampton.
FOR Housatonic Railroad to Pitshed. . 3 N.
For Naugstuck Railroad. s. N. Zl3 y. M -.
For Dsubury aud Horwalk Railroad, . m. j. lop.m
Cars attached 90 the q. m. Trtu.
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
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sURROGATE5 COURT-MAEcH 27.-BeiOr. surros...
TucBsK-
WILLS PROvED-BEQUEsT TO ST. JAAEss LUTHERAN
CHURCH.
The wills OF the following. named persons have
been admitted to probate without contests Michstl McAvn.
Y, Frederick W. 0rsyel Hugh mcGinnis. Maria Anna
Jenny Lagrange Sidney Morgan Frederick Beksr and Cath
sne Geplns The latter made bsquest Of 900 TO the
st Jses Lnthersn Church Ia this city Deceased len
estate valued at 423J,000.
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bort Waroens' Notlte.
stain OF NEW. YonE

bTITH OF NHWs T0Uk, I
PoRTWARDKHs OyYIcA. No. l0t Wsntt
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of ths Act pssed April H. 1887, entitled An
Act 10 ReoraAnizs the Wsrdens Oce the Port Of New
YORK; to all persons interested in, having charge o. ho
SUBJECT matter Of such inquiry eIaninatoD or survey
the follow ing vessels under examination BY The rot
WAIdeDs aud that tho said examinations WIN Dc
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice. on
board said vssselsi
Steamship Tubs Cain. ................PierN No y!
Steamship
Steamship SsIonip. TO ~ y.
Bark Anna. az y -
Hafh Ide
Brig w
Brig VIM. Mason.
Eng Sceptor
Schooner Trident OF Oonstes','
Schooner Maria. n ~
Schooner III. l.. 10 - e.. ~
WIN. II. BUKLEl0H. President
j. AuG's HERMAN, Secretary.
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A. NJ. MRwrs. Ancuone.,.
\Gs, MEMIN 81 Co., Irving Build.

~ Ds. Nos. S9i and 5ss Broadw sysse. Of Books Sta
toneTy PCiurei Works Of At Fancy Goods. Furnitur, kc
MONDAY EVENING, March 90, at I O'clock,
NEW AND OLD B0ONs-Compdsing grra; variety Of
vuablo standard Works and new Mhcellaneaus Pubes.
tous. lc.
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Religious Notices.

Andrew Jackson Davis viii speak at Dodwofth,
Hall No sos Broadway on SUNDAY March 49, Subject at
lOi a. M. Truths. Male and Femaie' at q p M ths
Situation OF the bumlnorLAnd Ia Space"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

A j. BLEECKER, son ~ Co will sell at
IA. auction on TUESDAY, March ST. at Il o'clock, Ut the
MeIc ants Sesoo No. Ill Broadway the following vala
able property; - ,,,o,,,o -, nm
ON HENRY T-Ths twostork brick HOUSE and LOT
known As No. 100 Henry-st Seventh Ward between Pike
gerss size Of lot 2oixio eet Maps terms, &c,
"a No. " Pins-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

4 j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell on
"A. TUESDAY March 81 II IL o'cl0ck at the Merchants
Erchspze.Salssroorn. No. III Broadway:
ON WEST AND WAsHlNGTON-S TS.--The very yaln
able Warehouse proPsrty known as Nos, " "et ana SS
Wsshintonss bew cen Morrisst and Battsry-pacc The
Buildings arc OF brick stories high and rented ~ May l.
1864 FOR storage purpose. at 200 per snnu S2ooo now
or can remain. Maps &C., at No. u Finest
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Cleared.
sissmIhlp'-Edlnbugh 9th Hslcrow, Liverpool, John
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE Of
ITEW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.

~ For Albany, Troy. North and WsstEwiSTGR Ar
For ALBANY 10: m. Express Mail Train from aSshst
Staten. Re.urni,: lesye Albany at 1890 a.
For Local Trains see Time table.
JOHN BURCHILL. Superintendent
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw-YORK......MARoE IT.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
III ,us lesys Jersey CITY for Psrnont AMI Monsey a
el5a M D. H. for Plernort; ll M, and g:' NE
on MONDAYS only 4:sS a. n. 4. w. DEMAREST. suet-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

In the Forsyth-st. NJ. T.. Church, between Canal
Division tho Rev. JOHN PEGO jr. Pastor viii
preach TO-MOaROW at 10Y - IN. aud a. y p IL Seats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

South Church Lectures.-The Rev. w. II. VIII
LIAMs, u. ~ Will deliver the twelfth OF this ssris, Of Doc
tfnA In the South Bap,i-, Church, 2s between
7th and 9Th avs n SUNDAY EVENING. March 20, N u
O'Clock Subject; Inspiration Of the Scrpturez."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

NyEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST. va gEh$
and 10 in L. g. 1880 and ll:9O p. Fsre ~ Throusn
baggage checked a. aud 10 NJ. sad !3e and iisV u,
for Nsship gtop az q ard D. IN. for the West =
~' J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for rAins uns" dessfed
and checked Is minutes In advance Of the time leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

Money Making as Principle-Thifd Plain Talk
sbolt Things, by the Rev l.. o. BROOKS at the
2Oshs Uni,er.as Church bsw 9Th and 18th To-
MORROW AFTERNOON al o'clock. Seats for strangers
Morning Sermon at l04.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

Sermons 10 Young PeOple.-The Roy. STEPHEN
H. TYNG. d. D. Rector Of 81 Georges Church, will preach
th. nth Cour.o IN Church Of tho Medi.or
Leriu stonav corner OF Ea,t JOh-st, TOMORROW (5un-
dayl ~ E.ING. Services VIII commence at II O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

Joha.st. NJ. l.. Church.-Preaching TOMORROW
o. 10y M. by tho Rev C. :. VAN CLENE OF the NegJer.
Conference in the evening a, u o'clock to be
followed by addres from several dsn suishsd
Of the Conferences Cow In session Je.ey City. Tee day
viii be devoted to the Missionary Sensss cord
aily invited 70 attend. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

NJ. T.. Church, Wet 3b.st, be,wee 9Th and 9tL-avs
The Rev. Mr. Nc NLLlSrER will preach At log a tho
Rev J. \. NEWMAN a. p w., aud tho Rev. }. W. LIND
SAY at D. 10. Seas free.
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Howard Mission and Home for LIttIe Wan

dercrs, No. 81 New Bowery tue Rev W c. Van Meier.
Superintendent the Rev h g. TOTES Principal Supcnn
sntnt Kennedy having suhcent Police force at the
Mssen protect IL, all the meetings will be resumed
Chldrens meeting Sunday morning az o'clock; Sunday
School o'clock p. Free Singing School, MoD'sy Even
ing Prayer Meeting Taesisy Evening" Temperance Meet
inr Wednesday Evening at Il O'Clock. Day School from
until p NJ p. s. Tie Anuiycrary Of tho Mission y III
Nav IA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

An Illinois correspondent of the Missouri
Democrat Is responsible for the followlugi
On the 18th day of January, 1858, Thomas
NJ. Dickson, private of Captain DeCamp's
company Of tho One Hundred and Thlrtleth
Illinois, deserted In Memphis. Since bis do
sertlon II letter TO him, from which the follow
ing Is an extract, was received by the captain ,
written by the descrter's brother, John c. Dick
son, a constable of Christian county, Ill. The
spelling is preserved;
:" | sent you five Dollars. would a sent you
more but didn't know whether you would get
II or not, so If you get II will send more as
soon as you let me now, If you try TO leave that
place you must have plenty of money and Citi-
Zens clothes TO put on or you may not get away
so easy, let me now and will help you all
can, there isn't anything going on here now or
talked about but old Abes Proclamation OF
freeing the Negroes, old Abe and all of his ne
gro lovers will get hell yet, there is strong talk
of Kentucky seeding and II she does Illinois,
Indiana Wisconsin and Iowa will go with her.
hope they will, the Union forces in Virginia
had big lite at fredericksburg, and got whoopA
ed like the devil, the first report was that the
Union forces under Burnsldes lost forty thou
sand and the next was that they only lost TWEEN
~ thousand, II Is hard to tell but think that
they lost about twenty-five thousand, and the
secesh didn't loose but very little II any, the pa
pere don't state how many, will send you old
Abcs Proclamation and you can 500 II for your
self and show II to the boys"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

A Rich TREAT.-Wc are Informed that, at
the conclusion Of his practice in this city and
prior to his final departure for New York, tho
celebrated oGulist and aurist, DIR. 7. A. Won
MoschiskCr, will deliver a course of lectures
upon the eye and ear and their diseases, at one
Of our large halls, probably the Smithsonian
Institution. These lectures will be free, and, as
medical theories, will certainly DO the most
valuable dscourses that have been delivered in
this city at any time. Those who desire the
professional treatment Of DR.. Won MOsGhisker
will find him at his office, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., opposite WillaTds' Hotel, between 10 and
3 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

SEE a woman in another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. It is an
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
In preference to old Port Wine It ia worth q
trial, as 1t gives great satisfaction. If
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all Whom Il may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that GEORGE HUssEY, Jr., has been up
pointed Vice-Consul Of Portugal, for the dis
trlct of New Bedford, Massachusetts, do here
by recognize him as such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
aud privileges, as arc allowed to the VlCe-Con-
suls of the most favored nations, In the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these let
tcrs TO be made patent, and the seal of
the United States to be hereunto affixed.
L.. b.. Given under my hand at the city of
Washington, the eth day of January,
A. D. 1868, and Of the Independence of
the United States of America, tho S7th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the Presidents
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

DESCENT UPON Allow Rum HoLE.-Last night
Sergeant Reed, of the Second ward, with a de-
tachment Of police, made a descent upon a no.
torlous negro groggery on Z street, near Growers
Theatre, kept by man named Tally, and ar
rested about fourteen gentlemen Of color and
conveyed them to the station house, where they
were arraignod before Justice Walter, charged
with disorderly gathering. They were all fined
IS each. Tho keeper Of the house was also
fined IS for keeping dlsorderly house.