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LIT or nxrS AND TERMINEa- 9-Be'Ore

TRIAL or SULLIVAN FOR TIE hURDfh VI i'
BYRSEs.
Daniel p. Sullivan, it will be remembered, Wa
a, dc,ed A. re murder Of Thomas Byrnes ~no iofmeny
.cnso tue poon OF Superintendent q Lands aod fa9cs
snJ waayt% as partisan in favor OF MI Fox iot AnsI
I'm 'The pf;auer favored tho opposing candidate, MI
Smith Dripg the Tie piisone byrnes ana o'ne
,st In Cr-rwich street when collision took place, ano
pisol was red resu,inS IN the death OF byine lEe e
~ snr;r,n for the murder Is now in progress
D..r,st-Aornsy A. 0akoy Hall md . eaIvh' 'o1 the
pro,,caon; James n. Smith and Charles Spencer lo'
Srfcp IT.
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OTTtCH OF AcTfNG CoMMIssAKy OF SrBsI.rKScE,
No. no GrnnI \ NM.YnKk. Z nh. ,. INUJ }

OrTfCH OF AcTtNG CoMAIssAKy oF SrBsIsrRScE,
No. 40 GraHi.s., NEw.YORK, ron. D. BOB
GEALkD proposals will be received by tho I'M
~ def ned TN. office uLtil II O'clock noon sn SArUR
DAY tie ith inst for furnishing FRESH BEEF TO me sek
IN hos a. aud other troops at Fort Schuyler aud David
Island
The al Beef TO bo Of good and marketable quality
equal .ssusl the aDove h"spthls. ana winch
bidders requested cxsune, with equal proportion Of
fore hind quarter meat tneck' 81 ,&s ara kdney talo"
excluded anl fnishtd In such qpa es Nv rom time
time be required Further inormilion "l be given
application to tho unior'isurd or ny mo oohli
rr.ant, al th. ospias Tho Undersigned RESERVES tho
rgt t. ec any and all bids received. should the intIess
Of the Government require such = course. .
vs." Il. C. MORUAN Capt A. Y. NJ. aud A. q. b.
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Ttisasffrs, &c,

Tho Br. fchr. America. Nugsnt. torn Corwslt, s.
pottoes consigned 10 Duyyea HYDE Of this
cit ashore islppun Core, end viii have 10 cisb.rSs
Tie schr GcoTgis (nl RocklanoI Packer from Arroyo.
r. r. for Baltimore wel ashore the morning VI TIE 9Th
int ons milo j. Of sticas Inlet, the wind b. aud thick a.
the tinc she hes cargo OF ard mossse. Her stem
pot gout aud rue ygsoi bDscd oLd u OF water Vessel
aud cargo probably a total loss.
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Financial.
Us,r.p sr.rrs TRn..rnr. N.x.Yonr. P.b. s.Ila9.

UNITED STATES TRRAsrRr NRw.YoRk. Feb. 9,l9aJ.
NOTICE.-Parties holding thirty (3o) or more
Coupons on the THREE.YEARs SEVEN AND THREE.
TENNIS PER CENT BONDS. maturbs on the 18th
Instant requested to hand thsm In, with schcues ~
ANY TINE BEFORE THAT Holders awaiting themselves
Of the shove will have their coupons examined and checks
given for them the 18th inst after O'clock, p. 70.
Blank Schedules will be furnished upon application q. he
Interest Desk Of this office
In addition to the Coupons due on the 10Th Inst the follow"
ing may be Inserted in the scbedules
Those payable on the 18th Of February, 1907
Ard leth Of August. 1862,
bnt none others. JOHN J. CISCO
Assistant Treasurer u. s.
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IN PURSUANCE OF nn order of the Surrogate
Of the County II New notice hereby given to all
rrrsons having c1s against JOHN MEUGs sts OF the CITY
Of York gentleman, casod To prescott the same WIN
vouchers thereof the the Office orc. w VAN
NOORS No 20 Nasiatt in tie Guy OF New YORK Oh OF
before hs first duy ri March ue1IDaied New the
18th d-y II Au{ust. 1909. DEWITT CUNTS.
Aulsj i.a(isoIp-
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

,,,,frp srArps MARsIIALs OFFICE-FsnH
aoKE PRlsoyEhs SENT TO FORT iAlaf r.lo.ht,o,
III Rlack Wm. n. Benson, Robert Strascniet
Il. y, W. iobnton (Cbsrleston piot). cSptuIen on
po @ Rsrl ssGp nupts,s eod sen, to ~.
icrrd to Fort lafayette 70 the fort by Deputy
Nusia, Buckley.
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SIDES BIZ Anrtloit.

d d. CArLyINs. Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTICE. Elegant HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE, % close an estate u.
sI-pERgIYCARVt ID ROSEWOOD PIAN0.F0RTE,
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE:
SOIID FO-FNOOD PARLOR SUITES, &c.
On WEDNESDAY. FEB. II. 1853. -.
o, N. .vs,e e,aepce 10 2e8 West l4h.st. near 8thay
commencing a, II O'Clock, am:
Tbs Gale cu.es the er,i contents Of the house. The
Paror Furni.ure made to order and 10 In SOLID
roewooJ Tbs Whole III be sod 70 the highest bidae foa
cssh oferpg -xir, induce ments 20 purchasers.
Elegant ogesood 7ortsye fitnoFofte WIN AL u,oocn
In meuts oyerst Jug bass, Sc-cot Ssoi rch rose
Stool III ia. AID enbroideted cover ,es
full Siss o, Ics-wood Pa0r Furniture in rich oio'
sie and sseres pleodd and costly Para7
Ornaments, Ieh Vases &c ais9. m1gnlnceIt coneson o.
rau,og. rosewood Tarkih and Easy Ihs,r 10 w
reps rsewSod Center sud Side marolesop Tables richly
carved. -.
Chs,nber Suites, ,n rosewood and mahogsnyi BiresuH
carved Bsds,e Washsands Sofa Beds In line haircloth
.e pure hair Msesr from 40 to So pounds made 10 ordes
in excellent Condition.
Dning Room Furniture, consi,tin, Of fine oak Extension
Table silverwaTe rich Cbius ivory and silver Cutlery
FORKS Spoons Lc vita heavy cut ard engraved 0issware
Of every description. No 0..gonemens ..c
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BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
ID No. 257 Broadway. entrance on ParA-paee; ,,.o
NEw.YoRK, Jar. H. 1853.
INTEREST NOTICE Depositors are HEREBY notified that
Interest on deposits entitled thereto ~ the rate
of SIX PER CENT per snnom sums not exceeding $40
and FIVE PEn CENT $500 will be paid on aud liter
MONDAY 18th January Interest placed the credit 81 d.
postors aud withdrawn will draw interest The sae IN
= d-po,it from !st January.
Bank open daily from 10 to o'clock =,
FRANCIS L. SCH0ALS, President.
WADE Il. WoRRALL. SecTetaIy
PyI,R (Tu.lSG. Accountant.
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CrRCuIr-Feb. 1~-fefore Justice LEONARD.
Annie T.. Ituffy oe, George Seeley.

This action Wis brought 10 recover upon lost
rroi.sey note M 800 ALLEGED to have been given 10y the
$1,000 ncl plsutif claims {, have assigned to defendant
the gb &C November i o. The note IS claimed, was
py,n this sy sud payable one year otter this date IL
VISA ged Nv the p inf the motto IN question was let
with her alto that the defendant in September 1900
went 70 me- and represented that he mad paid the
note and teby iuducrd the attorney to delyer IL to him.
uyon which he d,-uoyedi it.
Defendant denies that he ever received assignment o.!
mortgage that he any note to TIA. painh in psy
neuti T. however Audited that the 2sn OF November
1882 c signed Irous note Which he claims was only
1000 and let the with the attorney but ne denies
that this eed t. The plaintiff that she sd any n-
It, lie deues that lie represented TO the aoi
ne chat lie hal paid tc note The tfis commenced on
Tuesday last. aud terminated yesterday. .,
The very closely c0nc,tef on roth sde hnu vac
witnesses subjected rigid crosexsmnaor Tho ten,
ony was quite conflicting au9 the jury after being
10 late hour Ut night failed and were d,.chased
For plaintiff H. i. Citation and exludse Hunt Tor de-
iendsnt. Huh Ccnasle IT, c,
CHANBERs-tgB. 9-Beforo justice eLEhhh'
nEcIsIoSs.
John Kelly, Sheriff. agt. James Bailey.-Com-
PLANT dismissed. with costs
Robert D. LvingEton art VIM. r. Painter ct al Leahue'
luck, Recorder, as John Il Briggs ct al Cases settled
SUPERIOR CoURT-spEciAt Term FrD. 9.-Bsforc
Justice Bcsw0grn
DECISIONS.
Aaar, Van Allen. Receiver. sgt. Geo. Joaes.-
AND exceptions settled pagers with General IeIn OsI
Before Justice WHITE. -
Angus, Haupt at. Herman +. Poihem's.-De
fe la,n. motion Tor trial denied with $40 ct,'s
ioseph u. Varnuui act. Michael Ceary & 49, nos"n"
f., defendants on drmuvr with liberty to plaintiff to amen
within ter DAYS II or ro'cc OF order to be o.ed upon hi
de csion, upon layt1eut q costs TO ne faxed
l:etofe Justice BARBOUR =,
! edward Falconor agt. Tho nas Steers CT ai.-Mc
s,,a granted on terms Opinion in CierEs ceh'c.
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cor.r .cALENpAR-Ts1s FAY.

COUNT WI Ia u - UT :,
SuPRrNE Cocmr.-GESERAL TfRM.-EnnumeT
.,.dNos ST. s. 80 So 81 80 TO- 6 e2 6?! g. "a, 65, 49,
6? g. GO 10. II, ~ n, Il. Is. 76. H.
SUPREME CouKr--CiRCUIT--Eart l.-Oyer anc
T,rmps-Psrt gI-Nos ll26. 8s,i, 10 l222 1865 l.s
1909 i29i 1850 1892 40 500 1913 1885, 1882 1885, 1jt! 1905
1870. lJ7a -, ~. Toe
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL fERM.-Nos. ~ lgo
oas az GA ne 100 TO- 207 100 a. 2a5 2ao 2T :. a49
25l, 2S3, Sol. IN,
CoURr or CoMMoS PLErs'-Part Nos. !OI
ia 2o 1872 1886. 1910 I'M l2ll k9 1913 ie. W "
II q zoo Pet II Nos 1919 sG7, 1894, 1896 Ji9 100
1914, 1915. 1916, 1914 1913, 1919. E2l. 49, ,o,,
SUTERIoR CoURT.-Pdrt I.-Nos. llcf. 1850
I2I Jili f27 1851 1892 I4Il l;a3 las Az ltl 1857
l8g Pat l-Nos 9s2 1SSs 1929, $780, 1882, 1884, i'1o
1888. l5ij. 5542 1914 1876 1919 1870. 1872
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limited STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-FfB' "-ps'0fs
oANNN~ Inhrc SHirMAN.


erNTFNCE OF A CUI n INT I'I NV -.
g. Peterson ni,,aoed gdi,y OF lns"ciactur-
onIsr. eOio and was sentenced to mp IN %ay y,
~ Ss,e Prison for years and ~ moLSns an befoc
enc OF GOlaf lho Pil'Vpe'
sos q similar oheuse.
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LANES NJ MILLER. AUCTIONEER,

IAMES NJ. MILLER, AUCTlONEEh,
- OFFICE. No 2s PIsH-sE,
will sel.
TUESDAY. February 10, 1862
at i2 O'clock Il ale Merchants Exchange Sslenoon,
No. III BE- ciy.oy:
The valuahe Lot south-e. corner sh 81 and 5Sthsd
The valuable Ior,L--sst 9tli-av aud sthss
The uluaoe lot de 3l-gv 70 f. inches ~ setnss
lots north side aS,b.s' aud south side 1stn-s wv ee
east oh-av. -
lots north side .3tb At, PAS feet east 9thav.
lot. moth eide Ithst, LOO feet esst 2isv. ..., a.,
lots north side 29thst., and two lois IWtns', W
feet east 4ihsy.
The uias 4sory orowntore house and store soutn
west corner 2d-av and 53lst 2oxt0 feet.
browil-stonc dwellings adjoining. on ld-av.
2hrs..cliss bEownsone cwehnzs Nos ioo and Ios IsS
SJc-st
Slots \. 5lst.s. 26s feet east lat av 20xo0 each
2lots 52d.st, 269 fset east lstsv., y xlO each.
23.ory houses s. b-st i65 feet east 4th.sv.
f~st-class houss No. III West 53dst, near Broadwsy
Ifr,,-c,ss. house No i57 Fast o3th-s'., Dssr 3dav
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Uar0eus' Notice.


EINTT UV NTWF DHHl
POHT.WAkpEEs' OBFI,K no. IOi Walls-
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed April H. 1857, eniited IA
act 10 heoI game Wsrdens OHcs OF the Port OF hcw
foTl 10 all yef0ns nteosod ia having chsrge d. the
subect Of such inquiry. exkni.on or survey That
NE blowing vcsses under exam nhpn by TIE =
.I0rus and she said surveys examinations VIII DO
completed within ten days neat speseedug tbs nece OF
board sid vessels: - -.
StfD ~, No. II r. IL
hhip ALBERT. '''
BARI CuIEt!c,dr oul q
az Mar .,..,..........P ieI No II r.. u.
BIG "' '' ~
WM u. BUELEiOH Flssi1sBt
3 hrTs HknRinAs, Secretary
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OYptcg op THE ERIE RAILWAY CoNPASY,l
No ls7 Wo.,-st., Nsw-York. Jan. y, 1893
nIyIDEND. The Board of Directors of this
Dcompany have declared dividend Of I'VE PER CENT,
fr- OF Government tau the Preferred c s stock %; OF
the rarupg OF the year ending Sit DrcrEbrr 1884, payable
At tho Trss,ures Office Fireplace the l1h day Of FEB
rusry next hoss patss IN whose names ihe st9eS !.
will at O'Clock Monday he ID, and
epea the lsIh of February. By order OF the Board
HOR Alto N. OTIS, Secretnry.
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Steamships I, Monauesa (spsashJ Ella Wlrlsy ,CE Hs-
ahips Sowsmfvt and lie pEcro
fLlss AIus. ard Iyoa OBJ
Blk Bail Or
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AiasSic
Sun 3ises.7:00 S-tc.........3.29 hoon-Rses morn
hiGH TINS DAY.
,snA- Uook ll:2 Gov. Island. E. h:52 Hsl'GN s.J1
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A. J. BLHgckER, Auctioneer.
EXECIrrORS SALE of ID. EANSHAW'e

A. EsrATE.-A CHECKER. SON & Co. will SELL
a. auction 90 THURSDAY the l2h February at u o'clock
q. the Merch,n;s Exchngs sassroom No. III Broadway
Trinity uilinel to estate OF Mr. D. Fsnshaw, de-
c,ssd - lots Of Ground city Of NewYork situate -
follows viz: - .
th-av-5 lots 5h av, 9lsst Is Of them pars
ots) . . 80,
4st.st-l 10. on 4ist-st., between Madison add 4hsv
BUtlst--8 lots S1tb.st. corner zd-sy. .,
ess and ld.sts-I0 slst and ydstL, oetWeen ~
and 3isv-
i04th-st-6 lots % io4thst, near 5h-sv
IU5th s'-6 lots iO3th.t, near STRAY.
iO6th-lt &c lUts OF lO6tirst near 5I.av.
ltStb-st-i l0l on ln8Lh st near Nl'ay.
Tie title Is md ub3 aud the sale viii be aosol1e-W p0
cent can remsio mortgage or years Maps ct auction
room, No IL iin-.s..
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MsproAL PqHvsYoM's osrles,}
WAN SGTOI. u c Jan 81. 1863
PROPOSALS for ICE. SEALED Pro
/ FOsALs will bsTcc.vet at this office until MONDAY
IN. ~ day u February 1909 at tweiyr tl) O'Clock io
furnishing tho Medi,s aud Hospital seP' meHi , an IL y,
devesoi at the following places to VT:
Hilton Head south Carolina
Newberu, Moth Carolina
Forre.. NJ. eISe, Virginia.
Nashville. TsnHsssee
rrw-Orle.ns Louisiana.
b, Louis Mi.sog.i.
Washington Disclct Of Columb,.
MelIphlA 1euhssAee.
the qn,ay required a. the respective posts "a ,
oey kno~n kddsIs wall state the quantity Vi Ice they ca
as, where Z !, ss'seIss pnee per tau OF zoo, pS,sS,
bad. Although Is desirable that bidder. should propose to
fgh tn. whole snonnt required at VI ths place.
BSdsr. will "a what nci lie, they pos.ess II say fs
aI h1 s. I s , bs sy % ny
and Of the officer In charge Of toe post where Is
The ull and b0stOce adore" of the bidder mas.
appeal 10 tia proposaL
II bid .-ad- in the OF rH tho Of all the
parties appes the bid will be considered The indi
siduai pre- possi VI tho party sisni,s It,
Proposals from di'oysl psfuc wiz not be considered, and
oath II allegiance to tue Uatod States Government must
Propo,a. must be addressed to HENRY JOHNSON. NJ
*, u. D. A aud Acting airdier Pufveyor, Washington,
u c. aud should be pisiny naAei Proposed. for Ice"
The ability of tho bidder 10 III tho contract 'hond be
Nv aided him. be gunantoed by two ispousbIo per-
.o whose snature. be sp~ndei 10 tho gnatatee,
aud sid guarantee must accompany tAe Did
The responsibility Il the gu,s6or' mus be shown by the
official certificate OF the CLERK Of tho District LOxr or
Of tire Uited States Dgf.ct Attorney.
bidder, must DO present Ia person when tho bids
CD. ned or th,ir proposal, will MOI be- considered
Bond. in the sun Of hye thousand dss signed BY The
aud both of hi. viii Do required o the
successful bidder. upon si!nug the contract
Form ~ nudTdnise
We. Of Tia. County of - and State of --,
and -. oi tho county of -----and State OF -,
do hereby guarantee that - Is sblr 10 fulfill the cou.
tact IN rdaucs with tho terms of bs popo.to aud
should hs proposition be- acsp ed lac viii at once enter
into d colt act 10 accord ncc Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him We Go prepared TO
become hs sureties.
10 hi, suriuoe mus. DO appended the official certificate
abOyc mentioned.
The himself the right to reject
any or all Bids that he deem too hi.h unsuitable
HENRY JOHNSON, NJ. >. n. u. D. N.
frb5 to2J. Acting Medical Puivcyor
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(. n. MRRvry. Aucuonesi. 49,
pY BANGS, MERWiN Il Co., Irving Build
ID inrs Nos 5;s and 500 Brsedwry-Ssss Of Books Ste
t.onery pc,ue,. Works OF AT Fancy Goots Furniture 10
Tuesday EVENING, Feb 10, al o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY NJ chscs ENGLISH aod AMEkl-
CAN STANDARD WORKS and ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
IL rich and substantial brudis,.
Also. a variety OF MlSCE LLANEOUS LlTERATURE,kc.
And also a solid BLaCN WALNUT BOOKCASE, with
psesa doors order in the best manner BY ROUx
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Ocean Cleaners.
THE UNITED STATES MAZE

~
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
HrAy gsSys f&pa 81 gq 9gE FqEAA
NEW STEAMSHIP
will ,..,. Pier NJ %AHf rs s% On sA26RDaY Fob H.
for fesht o. pss..r, apply the COMPANY oc''
fss az i G%sSdG % the Ma
ford and ave Nrw-York II o. sbom Februsry2.
ADAMS ENTREES CONfAAY, 40. 80 BI0aaway.
M o. ROBERTS LINE.
N1. STEAMSHIPS osAn FRANCISCO end OREGON,
over NICARAGUA TRANSIT. ihe steamship
win ..v. for on ANfSA q % l1dn.s. With amp
MOSES TAYLOR,
at On SATURDAY, March ~. 1868.
For freight or passage apply 70 ,n,.,o,o,
No. III Wes't. corner Of Warren.
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class steamer will NewYorA the let, ii,h and
2is each mouth e1cep When thosc dates fl on SUN
DAY. when The day oil departure viii DO tho MONDAY i't
Tor ircish. OF passage apply the only osse No Bowl.
ingereon. D. b. ALLEN Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- IT ousonstown Cork Hsrbor I'm. wekrosn stean-
,r. OF the Liverpool New.iok aud rhadspha Steamship
| Comp my ~ Tended to s,il as follows:
cary Oh MANCHESfkR..... SATURDAY FEB y,
CIV OF WAsHiN0 saturday, Foo. ~
Andcsery succeeding SATURDAY, at noon' nom rier no
| RATES oF PASSAGE.
Payable 10 specie OF It's equiv IL currency; a., %
yirst Cabin TO London. rs 20 Storage to Londo' 20 ~
irst CABIN to Pa - eo strsf.:e to rsrI,,;..
Passengers also forwarded TO tayfe bcmen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp. &c; at equally low rates. c.,t, -, 80,
sl3 SteeIa=a on Lvespoei 90 From Oneen,town 81
Those who wish end FOR their enSs can buy tickets h.i'
Fo S' ish.t rm,ou apply a. tie Company, Offices,
\ JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No 10 bfoaa."y' ~ l.
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GALE of THOROUGHBRED STOCK
NEW.ORLFANS.

NEWUNbtANS.
o. MONDAY, February q, 1858.
The folovypg ughb horses formerly the property
OF DUNCAN +. kbNNEa; .
PANIC Oy Glencoe horse years old. This horss
bes, THAI started lie beat Wellswoo4
milo heats AID Lightning, tnfse-me heats; and ran
four mil hes. last Wir-r he Mssiie Course, close
.l 3s; offered 10 heuner for hp, aud reuseds
MHALE. By NritDre, bay stallion, 10 years oldi
capital raeer-wnnel at all disspres--never beaten.
BAY STALLION. ysars old. hy vuture cut Of Medna,
THIS colt hs- starred In uaius. he hss shown I'M
common spe-d.
GRAY FlLLY, by Whsle years Has never started, bus
shown great speed N training.
PAY tiLbf. BY WhAs. } years Never started out nH
iMP. CHESTNUT FILLY. by Stare. years. Never
started
IMP BAY FILfY. BY Rubieon, years. Never started
CHESTNUT tlLLY, by Lesinsto years. Never stated
CHESTNUT colt ~ servant. years. never uAinea
FRANK CaEATaAM G ., b. Servant, years.
BLACK MARE, BY Servant fyesrs
Also the following thoroughbred horses, formerly the
property OF ". J. MINOR, viz
BEN WEST station, by Nsedyke, he by Trustee, sysss
old winner at Que sna n.ies. aud never beaten.
CHESTNUT STALLION Preserve By Lecorpte, ]
'CAsrA DIVA, bay mare by valturs years
BAY MARE. by Brown Dick, yesGs
BAY klLLY, by vutuIe. 2years
BAY FILLY, BY Imp. Sarpedon. years.
These Horses aud Mares will se
SOLD By AUCTION TO rHE HIGHEST BIDDER FOB
CASH
On MONDAY, Feb. 49, 1853
By order OF Major6enera N. r. BANKS,
Commanding Department of the Gull
g. B. HatABRp. Col A. ID. C. and Chief Quartsrmas.ss
Department Cnlf
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DFN DORIAN! Information waited Of BEN
ID DORIAN, by hi, nephew, John g. Dorsp. Tifn, OhtD
rENHE II. s. Revenue Hydrometer with Book Of
Tables aud Instructions Liquor Inspectors Price.
complete. 90. Made by JiuIss W. Queen Co. No VA
Chestnutst.. Phiislolphis, Pa.
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below.
Nnilntl.

Two nhips aud two brig. unknown.
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Go Ubom II man Gonrern.

4 LADY wbo is in pecuniary difficulties wish
~ IS to inset with 4 friend who wsnd assist her. Mona
but pas,s hose WHO willing t. CIV" their
rizt and proper sddef. stating where an toervew
e.n be had Al, cd sdd8ss MRS LYON Box No. J Trbuns
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10

COTTON WASTE--for Machinery, Wlpng
~ and Packing also for shipping 60 lo. ,ai palc.'er'
q sale by w. W. TAULMAN,
No. 70 NiiisuIst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10
1lisceiiaiieous.

4 NEW ARTICLE Or INDELlBLE INK;
N Prepared by GEORGE BUCK Hsstlorj. Conn, 90.
BY all principal Dgugg.ts HGi StsoBer IL has beens d-
cult matter TO recommend wiih tanty any INN tbat s'
introduced g. the public bat this lfepeton
will be warranted to all purchasers - give perfect at dcoD
IL viii produce instantaneous and brilliant black c9lo re-
opiuug 10 cxposurc tie the OF hos tn stff
wrisg THE INK will nos spread, Nor change IL color 4"
my Jegrre by
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL Mr.. Cong
don, Of the town Of ;Guilford Or Mouut
Pleasant, in this county, with his wife and
his father in-law, AN old, man Of seventy
years and ~upwards-on lastr-ssattuf.d3ay-4s
ternoon attempted to CROSS whstgis known
as the "Dry Run" in Bear Valley, With
a two-horse team, in sleigh: When
they came to the stream, they found it
swollen With the rain aud snow that had
run into it, and drove in. The current
was 80 rapid as to carry both the team
and sled off the road. The parties in the
sled we're thrown out or jumped out, When
they found the sled drifting. The: man
and bis wife got in the current between
the sled and post fence on, tho lower
side Of the road, and. were held, By thu
sled, agaiust the fence, 50 as not TO lbo
able to help themselves: The water 9~,is
four or FIVE feet deep, their heads were
above it., and in this way they struggled
and couversed together until tho woman
sroze3 to death ( The old, man WAS trying
to help them al he could. He, by so,no
way, Succeeded in getting ont when the
sled fist washed off the road BY The
time the old man got help from the neat
est quarter, Mr.. Congdvn wac insensitle,
but they succeeded in getting him out
alive. Sjrs Congdon had in the mean
time, been washed through the fence and
down the stream and her. body was not
found until Sunday, when they cut it out
of the ice. The team became disengaged,
and broke loose from tie sled in some waF
and got ont Mrs. Congdon, we iearu,
was about for,y-6ve years old, and leayes
a large family Of children.--Lake GU
Times, 2lst. =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

after he hadgone personally to the trss.
tees and procured their consent, and TIN
was the fistl knew thatdt could have been
obtained, fof somehow it's next to i"pts.
sible to get I" understanding in Washing.
ton. 4 hadsno specialagsnt. A full d.
en- men, including our entire delegation,
were trying to make arrangements for me
tolecture., One thought the other had done
this, and another thought one had done
this. Sometimes they couid=not find me;
and sometimes they could not find one an.
other, or some one else who had to be
found. When they thought they were
ready, I was sick; and it is my failing ia
get out Of patience. If cannot. do " ha.
l want, at the time want to do it, l yc'
out OF the notion, and by the time the
great whirligig had got turned around right
side up, ! concluded that Congress was SC
near adjouruing and everything in such q
rush that might US well save my breath
to talk privately to the President and other
leading men, as have been doing and
shall d.. 49,. -.
The President l have not yet SEEN
The first day that was to go, l was abed
and Gen. -Fremont's early visit yesterday
took up the time MIR. Wilkinson expected
to have, SO 1 go to morrow morning, to see
both him and Mr.. Stanton.
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