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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

The Albany correspondent of The N. Y
Times eises the following IS list OF the Re
,ublicans whose names have been suggested al
chose of possible candidates for U. S. Senator
from our State:
"TxGov Morgan. the Hon. j. 8. Wsd-worth' 'ne "
T. j. Raymond, the Hoa. "-sston King the 40" -
kcyes the Hen WIN. NJ EyIrts, the Hon d. p"a''
the Hon. c B. sodgwict."
Here is O. strong array Of good Names anu
No believe it exhaustive. At least We nave
seora un others. save one in The following from
TIE RcyaiNs correspondent:
1F.r Csloots vote will decide tts question and Il u
ore than probable thai e vii, an siuhef 'HA' VII 10
ssst with the Republicans.
nni.pot a. ell improbable that snsr al the q'e'h'n d
'z Into Joint ballot nay be postponed iof fc" Gy QUO
.urn on person nominated by Rspub rsns for 'e7a''
ssouli conservative Republican like Morgan Lvs't' OF
lame. NJ Cook, be pouiro'e1 vii n0t De necessary ~
csicot. vote 10 decide the cue ton"
--In what sense ore Messrs. Morgan, EvartS'
and Cook coaserr0;irc Republicans" That Tie
others ,boye named are not Are they more Con-
ssrya.iye than President Lincoln and the Re-
opblicar msiority in either House Of Congress ?
II not what is meant by the term " ConserrG-
tirs Republican," VIII those who employ it
LET Us clearly understand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
ALnnd.Tit,e War in California.

In one of the most popuOus districts Of California
in the heart Of one Of the most productive valleys
occupied by quiet and industrious settlement q
large number Of men, with arms in their hands, have
determined to resist q thresteued ejectment from
their houses, and defend their property from what
they sllege to be unjust invasion OF their rights
un -er the color Of law
1t appears tia, the County Of Sonorna embraces
number Of rich and beautiful valleys that are very
productive and convenient to markets. The county
is hordercd 10y navigable waters, and as early as
1919 IL was a source Of attraction 20 emigrans who
settled there with their families impressed with the
belle that these valleys were the public lands OF the
United States, and therefore subject to preemptIon
end settlement. At the time of the first settlement
was difficult, to ascertain whether valid grants to
lauds existed not If grants existed, the titles
were nchoa,e and imperfect. Records were loosely
hept and everything relative 10 land titles was un-
certain. While these rich lands were being calti'
waited by ,he farmers they excited the cupdity OF the
sTecuators, who, it ia alleged used every effort by
lbr;caiag t'es, and forging signatures to got pos
session of these lands
The setters claim that forgery has been EN-
ployed 10 disposess them OF their property. They
claim that they Lad fenced the lands, erected build
iDgs upon them, and were in actual possession Of
them. That tie final survey has been confined to
lands not indicated upon the maps Oil file in the
courts. That they were prevented from finally Oh
tanning relief against the confirmation Of the survey
by reason of n rule of the District Judge, limiting
them days time In which 10 assert their rgo's,
while they live at long distance from San Francis
co, and a.ege they were taken by surprise through
this action of the Attorney. o. the grant OF Silsios
de Santa Rosa there are 80 families to whom tins
decision Of the courl il disastrous and runCus. Their
attitude 10 bell ,eren, in Consequence, ani tie set
tiers are uoT with arms ia their hands defyng the
Slate authorities. They declare that they have been
trcl.-d by law ana robbed Of their lights aud viii
eccept The Alternative of "A conflict rather than give
MP i5eir POSSESSIONS. All they ask is a hearing OF
their case and opportunity TO come into court aud
have far trial, and to secure this hearing, and pre-
YEA. violence, tho Attorney General Of California
writes TIE facts % the Aitorney-GeEerai OF th9
United States in tho hope that The latter Off or viii
order another hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

.or ,sorr is straight from serriee i" the Re''
armv mot a deserter, nor ap0',a.e' ' :, Guy
meaDs-bus an adhsring partisan OF the sl0ve'
bolders. Rebellion! We find tie following
paragraph in TIE EIpT''s' 49,. -.
Among til, lt.t aInya' ia town is NJ r. '' pn a.,
Tia''.'" , Jl hi,oy Of the PeHa'n'F caPisn which
o extensively epubhed III the American 0"Iaal
is s cam, S the steamer bo'n ia rae s'n5%n.
i'e 0A" ,,,rcs for sage aoahh lie was resident
%. o. ,.1ee5 for the past twelve years Having been
o. Tue uusb.s to procure any medicine, Gen. Lee
IS. t,o, perol.sion to return to Europe" -.
We have not doubt that said officer ls s''H
n.pebe, serrice--that he went to Europe
n beha,f of their cnusc-nnd that he was on
ol pay and on full duty when he wrote the
.. history" in question.
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Bnsliless Noiires.
MOTHERS.
MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed ct night aud broken Of your rest by
sick child suffering and crying with the e1oruur pain o,
cutting teethf II so, go at once and xs. HOTEL, ~ Mr.
wS'rows soorHrsa srrOr 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediaely-depsnd upon III there 1, no ms.t.
about IT, There not mother earth who has over u,ed
IT, who will not tell you al that will regulate tho bow
els and give rest to the mother and relief health to IN.
child operating like magic II Is perfectly safe to uss in ali
and pleasant to the taste and tho prescription Of
Of the Oldest and best female physicians and tn.
United States Price rs cents. Sold everywhere
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Naval,
Tho steam gnpboat Hatteras. sunk on Galy'sion

Tho steam guDboat tattesAs, SUNK on uiI's5'oDi
had tie following officers:
C'r~.a1~r. II .aiy WILSON o. Yev York, Lep'ea,nt 3
Z. br,r.s Cslci hugin-eI ~ Covert: Fir As s.sn'
aNr I,,b S s,s. Ai.Js .s' " C. 0'0'' o'''
me officers belong 20 Philadelphia, and have
families here. Her three acting nast"fi. Ve". IL.
Hofher ;. C.. Cruise and Euoch BROOKE, Wefo
residents Of Southwark, ard al had hc2n appointed
f--m the merchant service. Nh. Brooks La. COM
Inalded the ship Wyoming OF Cones Line, end MIR.
Crusa toe bark st. james. Mr. lioner iiad o.en r
pilot we'll az a mafteT - - yts-1l. lha tatet"s
was ! 200 tuus burden, 20 feet IoDg, ~ WIDE
Is leei deep. and carried four guns. sue wes pur-
chgied n Philadelphia on ;te ..h September l1ol,
for silU 900. cerlaiG friend OF 4 Cabinet Minister
making gb1ni s., geo On The affair. Her name was
Stella before the hoyerunent iecamo her oWneFs'
George r. EmmOnr, u di-tngui bed naval antior.
conn. nded her .en che lei. Philadelphia, bus got
d L,r-cr cTlft nltcrwaTd.
TIE foa-clad lodeauola hRs gone 70 Eight. She u
now nearly completed gud ms most formidable
armament. The tlester Of her in.tiaiory operations
will be tho Cumberland. TIC Command r, Lieut.
Brown, Who "opencd the ball 10 Cape Hat.
ters" II would seem likely THAI the power o.
he lJiuch guns ON walls aud batteries Will after
ala tested fs ia the " est, while the LLarleston
Ace. IL preparing % do H.
STRENGTHENING TIE MONITORS.
There eau BE- now nothing wrong N stating that
within ttc liH Few weeks The uucoml leied Vessels
built on IA. Monitor plan have undergone CONSIDER
nb.e Improvement: IA the charge necessarily de-
iayed the ming OF the shils, u was deemed best
ROT TO mention Tie not until the work was ended,
which II nrariy j. ~ present. few days siucs o..
Cbtrkiil was taken from t'r continental Iron Works
10 Hunter Point. where -ho was put upon marine
rAilwly 500 huve addi,na. .trclgtA imqsdCl 10 tue
sections, the diyiuing inc between which whs moe
ceietenOusiy affected by The -ea m tbe iiorior and
palsaic 1he SaDgamon 81 Chester, Pa, lhs ii.o
been subject to Itorolgh process OF stgoug'hen-
ing aud even her interior ha. been somewhat ft.
noticed. The Nautucsct, at Bosom, benefited bf
Inc .au,e course Of trealm.ut ard tie Lehite. ~
Chester will be made even stronger than thc oegs.
Were il not for this extra work, 'te heei bound
Soulb, would have been larger than Il D. tlt L l.
better that every irOn-cla1 s.ug % should be a.
nearly lerfeei possible. HIiEin The neat three
weeEs TWO more impUguhbo ors.ts vii. be li--
patched hence.
| The Monitor disaster his thus been t1c oag'r VI
changing tire detail, Of the plans on which t"o
eias,es OF armed ships were bGlit.
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TEE CALIFORNIA LBGIsAA-UEfH
No Choice Of United sintcs f'n"'or-
Great Exciiement in Regard 4" '"e
Mailer.

SAY FH,NCisco "Wednesday, Jan ~ i'o"'
H. the California Legislature lat n!8hl no oi"o'
was taken for United States Senator.
Sixteen Of tue friends OF Mr.. Conness wero OK
recred 10 vote for Mr. Phelps, but tho irlendS q
aIessrs. Park and Sergeant epruHo some now quoS,
lion, Which produced the greatest excitement '"a
under the influence Of which an adjournment un'''
tonight was effected. soc,
SAN Francisco Wednesday Jan a. ,eol
Sailed, ship Shirley. Hong Kong ChA'e'ed' sup '"'S
sixty WAS the beat offer made for legal tender
notes to-day. c,,.
II is thought that Mr. Phelps viii DO elected sen
etor tonight. The contest is very bitter: some at
tempts OF bribery have been made causing ah e.
In the market no business has been done, e&cep'
far suuplying daily wants. The paper money lues
lion is likely to put aa end to tho credit sy0e"
! this State.
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u1ns1cs azl1ss-z-rss


crti ASn-Or Wedre.dsy morning jan. q, Gilbert Ce
ana i, .h- Gs.h .-a, of bic o. .
woe AM -f..rds a." ni respectfully invited
q. 80 hs .nt o. Friday. h- 3'th iosr, 90 "'eioeh
ID r .1fu Chris, CLsr'u. career o. fiitn aTeHue ana
Ifiry afi ,.ree. wilLeut lIrf lcr notice.
cotv-,. R.o,lvr. ou Vcir-,dgy, lan. 2, Fr4nci' r.
Cc.. iu tie 4i.H ysef 81 MS sc~ ,.-
~ ,, ., frenis nge invited &c It-u al iuL 70. I1s
tTbot.s, at,tnao. o'cocE iton tue Mansion House,
rb'l.Tat iii. taken 70 Ncwro. r. T., iof irier,ae'
CpFEN-Oa Moidav ian. p. o. Cfmc'n y. j. NiAem
Il Green sgI Or afltIl Hid Inc ~" Nt4ui Ia Green 81
n.,y.yof, srsd yssfs and uou'h~ . ,
gl. m nrd f-i.f oil lie l1uly Gre fr'1etnl hNteA
~ a..rud his uueI ftin tie residence oi ms -i4d, r.
lfr h. Green No. - " ost Nineteenth street, Va 4bntd!
-gt. i.-.. at u 5''i0ta ,
p,fNsON-Ol TlusI.y 6vsriur. Jlu. % = 80 residence,
ir rl. -y. Rev DE- Edward liobmsdn, ID tle 'Si'
rrr. ',r,s " A De held th~ Mercer street Freshly
ieriar inch. ON Fiilv. D Jth aus-. e. D. ~ III,
if-adf ueI t.i- of RS andy ric tc'~''iny lhV"" u"
snfl1u tb,. city oa TUESDAY. Jan. - i5A Washington
SMITH. ii tAr Jtth year o. his ls' ,r t...,
~ and Giolds Of the .nily are respectfully rveu
IN t,.ui thc ia.ral om ms IaN rcsiecce No i's "e'
to,,-.eI st-. TIursday. ih at, o. LoclocA rl
without lunher dyi'cnol 49,. - d, 1000
SilPMAh-lu L,n 'cn, y. j., on l4iday Jan. 49, ISo'
So. i.r. bt-- of w. NJ. sld =. B oa'pn,n
utilITi o. TS+ Alexandria. SUNDAY Jau 20 corpora
F,.d.,i,k Wuiloek of the zoth br..men' Connecicn
S.I,srr. (soa oi me se siiuey b. "A1'ooA' o. 'hi'
ci,y.I
10. rr vi funeral he -cafef.
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ADVANTAGES or ADvTKIisISo.-Prof. Easirnan,
Principal Of tho National Busiuess College III Poagh'
keepsie, who occupied an entire page OF The DAILY
TRIBUsE on Saturday last with en- advertisement Of
bis College, says in letter to friend dated Tues
day afternoon: In consequence Of the advertise
tnent in The TRIBUNE, | received ~ letters on
Saturday, 81 GU Monday, and 50 on Tuesday
morning. My letters in single mail report
students coming whose fees amount to moro than
the sum paid for THE TRIBUNE advertisement. So
much for the virtues Of The tribune"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

ANOTHER MARrYEED CorpsEu 80. 90 Tho
Springfield correspondent OF IT, So t.Ffr D'.ro-
crqt rentss the following happy incifen, which
occurred at TINT place: ~ ieW nI"lls slucr o mem
Der OF the Legislature, who sie'rlug doli1ie at
one Of the hotels WA kicked ont by IN cedielIoN
an oicer ia the army, for ventlauos Doe S-eeh zen
timen's a, the uugeaEUnaalo hour of md Iri. Ihe
officer threw tho offenders clio hes yer hin in!" the
p9ssage. The uenb'r was cou1riei % .it uP tire
balance OF the night III the Office, before cold s.o'e
in n not very peasau, mood
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A WoMls's MEDICAL CoLLEog 10 projected in our
Ctr, under the susPices Of most respectable body
of citizens. male and female. The Trustees are to
be ladies' exclusively and the Faculty all bus if not
quite so The Association 10 establish 1t is already
formed, and holds weekly meeiingsa, which lectures
are delivered The Legislature IL asked TO grant a
charter for the College, and we trst 'loro IS 70 be
no objection.
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EHGOWLyN FpEr@.

TIN NATIONAL BFNOCRATiC IRINNtEs.-Ihc
T.Uorcl DeuOrrat4C Jilay urnflst Cor tie e'e'ai ~
.bre- d,egass from eac br1osyn ward ord county 20"
were held Monday evening, sui passe a 90 30 HIrfs
manner the f1ith sud INeinh Wtrfs tc.etc ~
run and hsro considerable eaceuent ln cfsr qer''
ri Reg Tar Htn' l4. 4.ttI 1I te.I VumH H. i'"r''
Il nurc aha National 10 have TIC
pu,natobs Tor Sheriff and street todA meg. AL fH
,su4rs 10 have tio chtico 0i To aayoF, two Snr
,e Gao Pouf, aud wnlt.yer otirT candidates ne q"
msy hs Tor election neAt hal Ie prouht contestants i'F
5herlE Nj. j ohu J. W..9 and john ID Nance ana .
,fayo AI N.uj-uu Prince d. sros~u although ue" VIII
., other eandass doubtless 5roro tie conventions sre
held
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WV. DRuxxosD, Secretary.
Death Of Washington s,r,ith.--A, meetiDs

Death Of Washington s,rnith.--At meet ins OF 'ns
Republican Central Committed held az their headquarters on
mously adopted
- Whe,ea. In the srw,e Providence OF God WASHING
~ a. Tor several years member OF this CofaliIss.
with the interests OF this city for upward o.
vi century, holding various positions Of pnblr truss
fore W aN-'Ne '' ~
R'o'rsd That IN the death rwahington Smith the
OF tue Republican Central COMMITTEES have old
associate ana true mend the advocates OF sound kepuOsu
principles and policy true AID faithful ebsmion che Ciy
o | a,. citizen Of large and public ,p
Ing freely to sustain the Government n ia present III Ais
the suppression OF the rebellion.
Resored That tender 10 the family the deceased oer
heartfelt syrnpshies for them in this their ssi beresysrnsps
Rssoired Thst these Resolutions be eugossed moi ths
deceased.
Resorsd That these Resolutions be published in rax
TRIBUNE. Tuss, and EDenrg Po and that hi, Co i,Ies
attend the funeral In body. W. A. DARLING Prsyt
A adsS n ~ PAIHER' Secretaries. E,
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THE IOBBY OF TnE BoAKD o. ALDkRHEN.-
The pace devoted 10 the membe,l TIE Brooklyn bonrd o.
Alderman in tie Coun, Ghlnbor hs tor yetIs Ilst he
crow ded with persons hid legitimate riaht h'fc
,yhie otners compelled oJtd-. ~ lr spnr-
set npaf. s5r he audsLer. The Aldermen ws.e almost COM
sauty ANNOYED by thots who bad rars To glr1" ond
Inca was Ia luny ugs1ces delayed in corselu@ncr
Tho new Pro,ilen. of toe Bdald Alderman V rrf being
s,rr, from elrehence o! Ao ennoyance caused % to9
lusi.s l0JJyss has us44aEaed change, by ordering a
except thos, occupied Ivy mcDer aside Il N" rA
ng 10 be- removed. All placing Segftat Arms as t!le
door TO keep no have no right there Two police
,n ero t. detailed 10 sec Tia. t ID carried n1o
effect hereafter.
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The Rev. w. III. Miiburn.--On THURSDAY EVEN
ING Jan 49, O'Clock the eloquent blind preacher viii
deliver lecture THE last in the ere a. Calvary Bsr,s
Church the Rev Dr. Gillette, 23d-st 5th saectt
Abrose the ChurchnaD reputel author Of the re Dsam
Jerome the scholar and Auguste TIE Divine" Tickets
Is cents be bad az the door 90 evenng OF lecture
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" sGE,Flslp.

Observation-Disclosures THURSDAY, Jan - by 'hs
Rev A. d. Smith o. d.. Wi'1u a. Afln' olg TO CeTde'
H. dau lite of n "a riss Forbc' tu Of IN c!J'
Cs-DPAKF-At Verona y. j. on Wednesday, Jan. 20,
Lv th. Rev, J. 80, Sp.s.ge y. d.. o. Ca.i~e,. o. H. nes
Of ~. city, ART May !. D.ake Of the 'onner pace. Ne
cards.
TAYIOR-RT NO LDs--Ou Wrd lefd,y. jan "a o. By
tns E.v YIN Oahu. Dough-. Taylor nd tisrr daughter
OF "a, late Jatu-s , Res l-ils-
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Ara Reguiur monthly Meeting Of the EisAft
eenth Ward Republican Association. he'd s9

Ara Reguiur rfouthiy Meeting Of the Eimss
eenth Ward Republican. Association. hse ~ -
Tuesday evening January d. the Following pfesmo. ~
by James Kelly were unauimoosy sdopted: , ,r,,..
Wherein. The Republican association of tho hviI.e
Ward lssrned with deep regret Of the decrease OF As
nston Smith, esq. whom to know was to love and Donor
and tcheysas fA
Divine Providence In Its wisdom has seen nv 70 "a
from In the full vgor Of his intellect and IN tnS
midst Of his usefuness and while we bow 10 humble SUP
mission to bis behes deeply deplore the loss Of var
friend and sincerely condoe with his family aud iiaS
friends In their neparable loss -, "a.
ResoLoed That join his friends In the XVIII Wara
and in this City in paying the last tribute OF respect 0y as''"a
ing his funeral. 49, a.
hesored That the resolution be entered at length IN mo
minutes published IN The Tribune Times and Evenng fo''
| and copy to the family of the decelsed ~,
| VIM LAIMbEER, President.
WV Duuxxoxo s.or..ary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

Tue EASTERN DISTRICT FRE DEPARTMENT
BAL.hr Nineteenth Annual Bail Of the Ea,teFn District
Fire Department took pSos Union Hall IN Tu"ady Hsh
and the attendance wa, not large us on some ip
in OF the di'aesaoe sase =
yeaihsT cything pen pesssnty The pocseis hIo
Tor the be sht Qf tie Nidows and Orphans fund bse'H
900 aud . / 600 WA realized ioI the OBJECT
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PET PET IA correspondent Of IIe Dens
ollie On. " Herald notes TIE presence II lhA' heisn
borh0od af tocks o. cherry tifds
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PRvsESTATIcN.-Tho Teller OF the City Dahh,
MI VIM H. Wosssr presented on Tu3sa'y 81 81 nn
Of th- Bsak tu South Brooklyn "a sse''n0'" " '''
fIiondsbip.
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GROVER g. BAKERS SEWING MACHINES have
taken the era. premium at State Fairs held in NewYok.
Jsrssy Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan. Iowa, Mis-
sou Kentucky Tennessee. Virginia North CaroliDs, Ala
bams and California including every State Fair where
sxb;b;tsd in 1862. Office, No 495 Broadway, N Y.
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP is TIE BEST

.na ost economical TO- aaody ard nriy u'r being pSr'
eulAy adapted Hannes and al kinds Ct WOODEN goods
Manufactured and sae by To- @oKsAS'' soss 10 "a
Wa.dil gton.st and &c. 80 Nest-st.
Also. FANIIr, PALg. and 80. SoaPs.
TRUssEs. DIR. RECESS HARD RUBBER MuL-
-rPEp.r TRuss invites "a. seEclrs criticism. rms
.rr.rumeu' snd F.KlC0CHE Jhfss n'Y OS s'eH ~ AZ
RlGa.'s CiHre. No. BLcgy-st, Ne"-Nork.
READER, yon can nave an eniuung, always
ready and reliable OoLD PES eIa:y adapted TO your hena
end style Of WRITING. whcl Vii 90 yosr willing vastly snea'
o. thAn sto. P,us fyou rui IT, call on 4eEFoH no -
N,.t.p.i.r- or .nolose ,bun i3- c eI'r
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS, MILITARY OFFICERS, and
SINGERS can use BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocnE'' or
Cough and Voice Loson.es freely
nothing that can inu,e the system. They invaluable for
aud irritation ncdentto vocal exsrtien'
clearing aud siren gthening the voice.
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5ncud Notice..

rour,eonil Ward Republicans ~. h,rOH-
ITr,N VOTERS or THE FOuATEENJh "al'p s'o
ha,.b, nsiGed tina. SPECIAL COMMITTEE nom tie
CENTRAL COMMITTEE viii be a. the "ESi"hEsIhH
oI1sE ooruer Of B,,vsry and Broeme st., on THURSDAY
vyENIyO NEXT Jan. % at 4 oe0ok' fox the purpose Of
forming new Ward Assosiatioa'
Auiat.fs.ted ara lnvi.sa to stiend.
Y. Debated SMITH.
SINCLAIR TOUSEY,
SPENCER KlRDY.
DANIEL L. PETTEE
JOHN v. ORIDLEY
Special Committee
q'he Tweniiefh Wnrd Republican Association
viii hold regular monthly meeting Lincoln Hall corner OF
ri..,t and 9th-av, THIS (rhursdsyl EVENING OF "a
O'clock JOhS " hltE, fEesiaent
j. HASTE Secretary,
Wezdell Phillips IN Brooklyn,
-FOUR kUTURE"
will be tho subje OF
LECrUNE BY " ENDELL PHILLIPS,
la plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 2.
The Rev. Newton Hesson OF Brooklyn, will preset
In tho Aan. NJ r. Church. Norfok-st, Grand, -
gFhuts1syl and TO-AiCRROW EVENING AZ " oeoS,'
Subject eight: The Of the soul" Tomorrow ~
Uest Who throns or the Juasmsus."
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GRANTED GOV. ANDREW TO PROCEED
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The Organization Of COlOred UniOniStS
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New-York Typographical Union No. GA
TAMMANY HALL, THIS CIhursdey) EVENING. 8. u
O'clock for the purpose OF adopting the HEFisED Sc y
OF PRICES ana to consider the propnsy OF calling =
MEETING OF PRINTERS on SATURDAY EVEN .
NEXT. l. ID. bofCE.Fice'rresdsa
RICHARD S. Hill, Recording Secretary.
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The UNITED STATES TAX Law.

Nov, RgAp~ in rsmphlc 3. =, sss, gtn plre-
Be,.se The hi which for VOL Ia seco dance y Nh
don az eyer, ae 20 lie taxed b. she law le an'ouE
OF no e. % levied thereon This fsudess e sste
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ocr hl tfbv nsG address rrIg TRIBUNE Eew-fc!..
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Proposed Expulsion of Senator
Salisbury.

HIS DEMEAlNOR YESTERDAY
Nothing will Satisfy Him but Somebody's ll'c'
GEN. BURNSIDE TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION.
The President Declines to Accept 1t.
1bc General Wishes to be SET at Work Forthwith
TIE SENATE AND The REVENUE BILL.
The Organization Of COlOred UniOnlStS.
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Mercantile Library AssOciation.-THE b3sr
ARTS, by WENDELL PHILLIPs.-A the CoopefissA-
tute on MONDAY EVENING Eeo. 2, 1868. Doors opeos1
Al T. Lecture o'clock Tickets Is cents Tor sale g. 40
library Astor.plsce; MilIers, No. 52 BloadT.y;
Crowen's. No. e99 Broadway Evsus's. No. 4i3 Broad
way and Hal Sons, No. $40 Broadway heseyed -vsfs
(soh only the Library. and Soslfs. MOI hassG'stD
so cents 2
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HIS DEMEANOR YESTERDAY
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Horace Greeley

Horace Greeley -
Lectures before EASlAAS,s NATIONAL bgS S.n -
COLLEGE, Pouglkespsie. N. y, on FRIDAY EVENlN3,
Jan. Subject "ssfmsde Men" Lecture 10 commences
at "A O'Clock
Class This Evening in Eiectro.Psychology.
ct Clinton HaL-Messrs BhfrTAN and FiSnh wiu io5ni
class Ior thorough instruction this remarkable scr IS
THIS (Thursday1 EYENlSG ct o'clock No ezpeEii sna
until TOMORROW EVENING.
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this scason of year, we de al ali seasons IL imtD
taat 10 nave on hand remedy Tor coughs and colds We
speak benefit Of readers when we recon sns %
them the remedy which has been sdysTtseo N
our paper for some We have had occasion to use n
our family for coughs aud other throat Affections and II oil
such il has cured the complaint we now deem -
article for always prefer 10 hsye reliable
remedy on for these complaints 70 when Gil are hso
-lChristiap Freeman aud Family 'isssoI.