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INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
The Callic0t Investiga tion-Adjourn Mt
ofthe Committee till ThYrsday Nsxt, sc.


ofthe Committee Till ThQrsday Next, sc.
ALBANY, March %, 1863.
The Callco Investigating Committee held another
sion Saturday afternoon No witnesses examined
The entire session taken up by the counsel arguing
the point whether the hh sixth and seventh specnca
tons under the nth charge explicit enough nves-
tigate These specifications refer psEsans having been
made between Mr. Caco and the republican Union party
in which the former to vote for republican
officers of the House and for United States Senator in
consideration Of the latter electng him Speaker The
Of the defence oh the ground that these charges
not admissible, for the reasont they did specify
with whom the bargain wes made that the Law did not
recognize republican Union democratic party any
other party and that in order 10 make them admissible
the specifications should have named the persoas nd
vduals with whom such alleged bargain was made.
Able arguments we're made on both sides. During the
discussion 1t stated by the counsel for the
that the charges aud specifications were drawn by Mr.
Hadley OF Albany. The committee reserved their de
cison and adjourned until next Thursday for the reason
that member OF the committee could be present
before that time and the balance OF the committee did
not desire TO proceed without fun committee The
in which the committee hold their sessions is Dense
ly crowded during their sttings
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INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.

The Positions and Movements OF the Op.
posing Armics-Tho Reports OF . For
midable Rebel Invasion Of kentucky
Net Creditcd-The Enemy I'm Front OF
R0secrans sixty Thousand Strong, &c.
MURrRxEsBoRo, March %, 1888.
certain that rebel infantry has passed either
flank Of this army in Kentucky therefore the Kentucky
panic is baseess
There is to believe that Van Dorm, with 900
mounted infantry and cavalry, has moved to strike
the Cumberland river, below Clarksvie. 70 intercept
navigation.
We have trustworthy Information that the rebels
concentrating exclusively in this front 70 resist Rose
Grams advance, not to attack him. They not
less than sixty thousand strong and fortified at Tua
homa, Stevenson and Bridgeport There no troops
at Chattanooga. No infantry has appeared at Knoxville
Provisions moving from Virginia to Talahoma.
There doubt the rebels suffering for want OF pro
visions.
Joe Johnstons headquarters at Atlanta Ga Bragg
s in command Of the army and his headquarters at
Tulahoma.
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The Conservative Reaotion-Its Progress
and Consumma alton.

anu QNOn1UmmothOms
The great conservative counterrevolution
which was 80, CLEARLY indicated by the elections
last fall, and is now making steady progress to
the goal is destined TO have an extraordinary
effect upon the shallow politicians who scent
the spoils In the distance, as the vultures and
suzzards scent the neglected dead on the battle
field
The niggerhead spoilsmen see In all the signs
Of the times the approaching doom Of their
party, and they are resorting to all sorts of in
genious devices to turn II aside. They are en-
couraging the most violent and unconstitutional
measures to arrest the onward march Of public
opinion. They might - well try to stop the
Mississippi with . pitchfork. Their futile ef
forts to dam the current will only serve to in
crease its impetuosity. Conscious Of their
guilt, and afraid to meet the people in their
true colors, they change their name and try to
raise deceptive issue for the Presidential elec-
ton Of 1864. Under the auspices of the imma-
culate Forney they are inaugurating so-called
'Union Leagues" for the purpose Of taking the
wind out Of the sails Of the great conservative
party of the country But they may save them
selves the trouble. Their fate is fixed, and no
expedient can save their bark from going down
before the breath OF the storm which is now
rising, and will soon sweep land and sea with
resistless force, from the Potomac to the ST.
Lawrence, and from the Empire City to the
Golden Gate.
On the other hand, the politicians who have
heretofore fastened themselves like barnacles
on the democratic party ace seeking to anti
cipate thc judgment TO be pronounced by the
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City intelligence.

AN ARMIES PArmor-Thsre is now stopping at the
New England rooms Sergeant Thomas Piunkett, late
color bearer who lost both At the battle Of F~de
ricksburg. His regiment was charging on the resst
works when another sergeant, who bearing the CO.
lors was killed Sergeant Piunkett seized them and
rushed 10 the front with them whsn he was struck BY
shell which tore o6 both arms. The gallant soldier has
no relatives, and subscription list has been opened FOR
him at the New England rooms where the benevolent an
see him and assist him by pscuuiary gs Tie scr.eans
is Gne locking soldier.
THx Rsuu MovKsxyr roa lxssAsr.--This charitable
movement s progressing favoraby Ia this city. Tho
knights Of 81 Patrick who have organized grand pub
io meeting 70 bs held at the Academy Of Nusio
on the evening Of the tn Of April, VIII bold .
general meeting Of the society at tho Astcr House
tomorrow evening, Al half past seven O'Clock, 70 make
final arrangsmeuts The prospects are that viii be
OF tho llargcst nsHmblagos ever gathered for any
eharitabe purpose IN this city. We learn that AL The
IRISH societies viii be represented there 10 cooysras
with the knights ami that number of The most GSts
rushed clSos viii be prescos 70 give aid 70 tho moss
mcph
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The Guerilla Attack ON tho Steame,
Sam. Gaty.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 20, 1853.
Further particulars with regard to tho capture or the
steamer SAM Gaty yesterday by gueras state that nine
negroes and two soldiers were killed, and q third
wounded, who escaped TO Independence.
All tho public and private property riaed. Three
hundred sacks OF four forty eight wagon beds belonging
tho government, and considerable private property
were thrown overheard. The amount Of money taken
was 81 200, of which 5000 belonged TO the boat.
The guerilas had intended TO destroy the boat, but
they finally allowed her to proceed. They had followed
her thirty miles.
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THE SIEGE OF VlCKsBUR0.

The Report OF the Finnking OF Haines'
Bluff COnGrmed-Shcrnan's Expedition
Through tho Sunflower, &c.
CAIRO. H., March %, 1868.
Memphis papers OF the 9th confirm yesterdays tele
gram that large force under Sherman passed through
Sun1ower and landed Hanes' Bluff.
No action had occurred up to the latest dates.
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WAHHlNoros. March 20. 1856;

WAhlfNUIUN, NIHTCH 70, I5b3.
despatch received by the Navy Department 10
day from Admiral Farragut dated below Warrenton Mis-
sisipp March 49, in which he says that about ten miles
Grand Gulf he the wreck Of the Indanola
the right bank Of the river She partially submerged
and her upper works were very much shattered BY
,Ioa
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BRYANTS MlNsTRELs. Mechanics' Hail. 472 Broad.
ARE Y0r, GREENnAcBsr
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THE SITUATION.

New York, Monday, March 30, 1863.
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway-MINNrz
WARRRN. Com. MUTT LiyIAG HlProroTAaus &c, at al
hours-SHApow ON THE WALL-Atternoon and Evening
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5ll Broadway. -ErHIoPrAu
sokGs. DANCES. &c.-LAND or FREEDcM
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-sAp.K AND
KALAsRAbs--RAisiEG THE W IND INcHcArE BELL.
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E'OR SALE-ValuAble improved Properly on
II Oh end ssh..vs 3ad s.d 94,ha In ists y su pnr
ch.se The Managers Of the f.w-Y0a Inutio for The
The S,h and Shaw SD and 3hs excepting three lets
occupied By the church The preP.ty essrsd com
M ess 10 deph with the improvements thereon sdlnited
70 BE- ths most valuable snd best improved front the
the above II lots s3st, and 10 3Ashh covered BY
large and expensive marble buldpG which rms from street
10 street, and lots the sthsv, each feet 81
inches width by vo FEET II depth the entire 'front.' Tbs
Of the block the crown OF the rss tbs ground
falling Zach way to the svsnuss In each Of which there
sewers; seth q 10 100 fret wide. and the tpprovements
assdy made the north tide opposite the premises offered
ss ere Of the oss those The opposite
side Id.st FOR terms and Particular apply GEORGE
ALLEN President ofthe Board, u the Office Of Claksou
N Potter esq, No. 81 Wslist, between II m. and3 p m
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A FEARFUL DESTRUCTION of MAGA-
"A ZINES and REVIEWS by the late Fulten.st. frs
Nv h the time 10 get back numbers Of BLACKWOOD at Is
49,, and REVIEWS Il Is cents. and I'll other MAGA-
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90 lUhom II man Concern.
OyrIcE OF TRg COasTsuoNgRs ~ TAIBs AND
ASsEssNEN1s, No 81 ChanbeD-st,
NRW-iokK Ian. 10 l0b3

ASkEsSHEN1s, No 81 thanlbers-st,
NRw-NORE, Jan. 10. 1863
NOTICE to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is here.
~ by liyen that the SSkSSNENr ROLLS ofthe REAL
and PERSONAL ESTATE OF the City and County Of Ncws
YORK; for tho year 1863 viii DO open tor Inspection and
from and alter MONDAY Jan. 10 1861 snd will remain
open til tho 3th day of April 1868 for the correction OF
anil the elualsion Of the OF tho Aforesaid
Real and Personal Estate of the Cisy sad County New
Yorx All persons believing themselves 10 be ssyeved musS
maze application 90 the Commissioners during the period
mentioned In order obtain the relief provided ~
law The ACT OF 1859 provides that During tho time the
books sh. be open public inspection herenbsers proc
vided application 10 made by any person considering
himself aggsvei by tho assessed valuation OF his real pers
sonal estate have the corrected" such applcasn
be made Ia reAoa 10 tho assessed valuation Of teai estate 10
nust be sde In writing stating the ground u eb1econ
thereto and hsupon tbs Com nssioncs shall slsmins utc
the and n In their Judgment the assessment ere
they shA all the TO be corrected II suc
application be made IN relation to tie assessed valuation u
personal estate tho applicant shall be examined under oath ~
the said who shal DO authorised 10 sdminse
such OATH them and H. In his their juismsnt
tue ases.nt 10 erroneous they shall the same TO %
corrected and IN the Of they may
believe 10 be just declare their decision thsr~en wishn
thirty days after such application shall have been made q
them No reduction shall be made the Board Of Superi
Of real and sststs imposed
under this Act unle shall appear usder eh OF am
that the party ACHIEVED unable 70 attend villain me peS
Rod prescribed for The correction Of xos BY reason Of nekA
4. J: WILLIAMSON. cema,..isu.s'>
}. W. ALLEN, >of Txss aud
j:I;2swApSo w. BROWN. Assessments
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DIARIES FOR IS63-EXPENSE BOOKS
IL All hInds Of Blank Bools Writing Papers ana St,is1
L0UTREL, s,stopers l. steam Printer. - Msdsa isns
THE MAGIC POCKET-BOOK, for the new
Postage Currency al prices and styles a whole.ae
j. DILLON cole usasisetursr II Ann.s, up stsirs n T.
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! Rtall estate TOT Bale. hdda
VALUABLE FARM and PEACH

n oRCuX I'd for aALESiiuaied sbout Is miles MORN
49, A. isinor, vkio . short distance 81 r.ifcsd st.ue1
md sssy Of acoess By m w.t.I from New &c sH
s sa Sn I'D and highly improved, part Of 6aisnos OF
besvy sna .s.b ms Bads' &c s,s fss co.. Ss.s
srys nyonoY,ion or hich will BE- 10 full bearing me coming
Tree. and :f Es sssa's d Is. an s"s
se;ss The Fsu csn be rented and will be 70
pay Ten per cent Foil oven I'D NAP Of the :ss
how o. application ID HOMER MOkoAN, rineN WV
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V1NllREE SECONDHAND PIANOS WANT
Ed, at SO 55 snd 4 100 which tho cash Will be
paid, by 2. A. DACGErI. Inlgro oil HORACE " d rERs
No. 48i broadwuy.
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Eouses am0 farms IOanteo.

ORANGE PROPERTY. -WANTED-FOr
" ole or more yssrs very desirable HOUSE and LOT ia
OanSe n J. The promises DO well located aud III
house well ventilated. Win modern Improvement. Good
wse &c Adde'S for thee days. Post Office, Boz No. 4,
New FORK City.
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NtlancidI.

REGULAR SALES OF STOCKS and BONDS.
10 ALBEIT H. .HlOQkAY yin ell this DAY
Srhur.d.y Feb ~ l osioca The Ms,shsIt! Ex:h.sse
SsleToom No. Ill bfssdvAy. ~ account Of whom nsy
eepeefr: t' - +, t'4 l''i''t wv
- Poop hs Go. vi Equitable Ina Cs...... IS
~ New World fps n0 81 Fast River Fire las. 20
10 0rocg' Hirs Ina Co e0 . Mssssnts Fire Tns.. 50
20 Amer Exchange BIZ, % Humsoldt ina Co. 100
- Wilismsburgh City BIZ N 10 Wsh Marine Ina .l0o
IL Park BANK % KING Co. Inc. Co..... 10
10 C}ooAhus Ina 10 Manu- 4erch Bsak. Jos
s lbs Ce.. ~ ISo Oairo City Properly
IL Blk Of CommonweAlth 1901 ~ Maine bAnk. 20
q 100 Central Park y cent sttek
aSo0 Virsinis state y ssus Beoae. 49,. .gr.d
SI'0O0 City Of Keokuk y cent Bouda ~ n
. 10 COO Wstsrtown 4 Msdhon RI ID Mort BeudG
Sl.ooo C.lifsn.is STATE p ssst Bond: :, ., ~
NeIt Regular Sale on THuRSpAfa Eee ". q ~ Msr'
A IL NICOLAY. Stoek Broker snA A !. ss;.,
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANDS.

A W JAIL s~---Al AN LAND Ian 10,
4 CONVICTION ESTATE, ~ tbs Mijiletown Valley,
ederck County cOrtsning 4lG ares for SALE. Thi.
state il hbon. two miles from kHoIvi- the baltimore aud
Ohio Ralf aud tue Che spcako and Ohio Csnn II T. all
under pot and rail enco aud has apple orchard from
which $50 barrels OF cider lave been sde year. ~
acres IRE cleared highly cultivated. and divided in no ds.
Hith Tubning stream Ia every the balance ~ hns u-
Der The Mansion ~ substsnliAl hfick buiiding WITH
iaftos overs,fs house, &C., ntached. II will he sold
ether divided aud extended period given for pay
meu'. for further p4fculs apply sdde,s l.. COZ
VERNEUR, jr Nos. y and Al AnL.s, where map Of the
Eststs nlsy be seen.
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dbD Snn WILL BUY A 3-STORY BBlCk
I'D sJ.s1DtD HOUSE AND LOf Store Oh hfs door
wi .heyiny gasnxtuos water &C. In hfst T-te order
Situated on Van Brnnt.st. between William and Ewenr,s
Brooklyn Terms sssy Apply to h. H. KELLOGG 40.
l3g Pcsfi~t.. kew-fork.
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VNHE u. 9. Revenue Hydrometer, with Book Of
Tables aud Instructions for Liquor lnsp~eler Pheax
complete 81 Mads by James w. Queen ( Co, Ne ~
CAsstassss. ghlsdslPhiss 1A
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LIMITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS STOCK
" COMPANY. No. 81 Wslhsr IT.. New.Yort-An tho
stockholders being superior practical plano msker tht
psny abs TO offer ffsclas overstrung Pianos greatly
reduced prices Every instrument guaranteed for five years
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talrntines.

CUPIDs ARRIVAL
~
STRONGS.
Love . bark, under way
For g. VsIentiDe's Day;
Hss cast Aochor Il 5TkONGS
(Where the csrgo bsongsI
And BY Cupid! tie brilliantly iIsyhts&
For our hsIocs aiAr
There Ne Valentines rare,
And tbs girls len behind
An assortment viii ind
" The tepdsrsst Love sveT ipditsd
There are budgets Of fun
That will tsaIs 10 run
From the stoniest syes,
Aud make all the old guys"
tart back from their portraits sarishtsd
Since 81. Valentine first
On taiA jolly world burst,
There ne'ef such . show.
II you question II 70,
And 1t SrRONG'S be bswitched and delighted
T. w. STRONG, No. 81 Nsssau.s., N 7.
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Or SALE AT MORRISTOWN-A first.

EOR SALE AT MORRISTOWN-A FIRST
c.nsnns iG rooms wr located orssmeated and shaded
large lawn rrapess gardens large and snail fruits and fsl.
bearing apple orchards appropriate oatbuding' henney
grounds containing 10 acres highly Improved land Twenty
nuos' walk frsm the depot Abe for 'se any part Of 100
ACRES ADJOINING LAND, with valuable fruit. three full.
bearing oreh.rds building. 10 excellent condition. with
springs and running For interview psse sddress
b. a. CANFIELD, Mortstown. N. J.
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THE HORACE WATERS MELODEONS.
Rosew Tuned tho Lq9s Temper snent with the
Patent Divided Swell Prices from 80 20 klUD.
New and second hand Pianos aud Mrodsons TO Ls at
aud upward per month; rent allowed purchased month
pas received for nsgInsn n
HORACE WATERS. Agent, Ne. AL Broadway.
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llAAEN Il RAlDN
WE HORACE WATERS MODERN M

fiNnE HORACE WATERS MODERN M
j PROVED OVEBSTRUNd BASS FULL IRON
FRAME PIANOS but OF the best and mos, thoroughly
seasoned materials sud will stand say climate Tue tone 10
very deep, round fu aud mol0w tho touch elastic. Each
Piano wsrlsnted for hva years. Price. very low.
TESTIMONIALS
"Te iiorsce Wsers Piano, known among the
very h.st."-l Evaugelist
We speak of thtr merits tom personal bno~ ledge
- lChIistish Iht.lissncor
'Wster-'s Pianos ard Melolson, challenge comparison
with the finest made anyw here. -" Home Journal
S!GO.-NEW 5.OC1AyE PIANOS Of different makers, Tor
al6o; do with carved Is.s l55. 3la3 ard 200 second
hand Pianos st ~, 80 e5 to0, Sl3. toO, tll3, $l5
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~, . 81 se-92,5S8,240 81
CENT UPON ALL PARTICIPATING LIFE POLICIES.
now In force Which issued twelve months ie 70
1874 AVE- pAYxKsr ~ CASH and after the hTs Monday
IA March OF Third IysrALLHGsr or 20 PsR GENT
upon dividends heretofore declared from 1850 70 1900 nea
sivs 10 ihose holding esrbcstes upon Presentation a. ens
Heas ce These having credits win be allowed the sains
upon their notes tho settlement Of next premium.
I..t. L TRUSTEES
NORRIS FRANKLIN ISAAC C. KENDALL,
JOHN NJ NIXON JOHN l.. ROGERS,
JoHN \ BIiSsING JOHN MARS
nIvin D0Va WILLIAM PATRICK,
DANIEL g. MILLER, LORING ANDREWS,
WILLIAM BARTON kusStLL DAhT
wM O. DUSENBERY. WIN. ~ APPLETOn.
JOHN Il. WILLIAMS, ROBERT b; COLLINS,
HENRY X. BO0ERr, PLlSf rRhEhAS.,
, MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
"''' MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
CORNELIUS H. Bo0ERr, N. D., No. st. Mnf''
Place. .
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|VUTCAGO INVESTMENTS.- The under.
" sued Ia, for nsny ysss purchased for sourssdsats
and continues 70 Chicago Res. Estate Resulting most
the purchaser" Can furnish references 70
nyss,ine clients throughout toe country and 70 the bankers
and buainess Of Chicago. f.- .if.
TAOS h. BRYAN, Bfyan Hal, Chicago.
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DEIT &EU'Suai,is. fdihU !

AS NURSE and 6EAliSTRESS or CHAN.
IA BERNAID. By q respectable Protes'a art young wo-
man hes good iy references Iaqrs 1t No. III Wet so'
It., between Nh and ssh-svs. So hniA. n4. .. -tln
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A very

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A very
AZ Vsusble Property Ne xt9~n Cr--k, adjoining un
Point and roos yu only half milo up tic Greek
from ,he vt River The trsck hsTe offered has water
front 20 THAI half mile good nAssabe water
with tie Flashing Railroad runBus through It, sSirspg the
..e foot a. distance to tdnit of switches up
which might be hUit upon the premises Of any
fOf which this location L. 40 admirably Asp ted
This fa, containing about 20 viii lay out 80
T. nioWing streets 80 feet wide II only about mi .
from the ofmni Of four ieucs lhe Jtnesip, lOth'.t
at nd ltat This most valuable property. embracing
20 nians scrc. as Offered "a by he scie 10 erin ny
de,irsbe Investment f9 Cspiss u whom tpc.
Gladly csnuenoed. Apply 90
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DIANOS.-A splendid assortment of Pianos at
4 tie new Warroous Of NAMES kROS.. No. .ss B-o.d
way, Ji below Stewart new store. These insun.cnn
brace al the isi' imp oyeucnts osrrlns b1s. u iron
fame ~ made II the very bet tssorei nhers slj
NV srknowedseito be sqnal TO any msde fr depth
puttJ Of tnns. and aily warranted for i've
~ B-rls.clas ianos ~ Rort, and rent allowed IL pur
chased within yrar.
HAlNES BROS. 10. ::e Broadway. N.w.York.
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WANTED TO RENT IN THIS CITY-A
wv CuR MIC IL l. Rnn ..-.NRY RE ny KIlR NIsuEn

Or bvidDg suitable iof the lonfncture Of Chemicals with
engine and boiler Ms have ground
side The bulldog Appicsoa. to be made TO !. H0WDEN,
No. 239 MsroPohIaa HVttL
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Cost ano found.

EOI'ND--A sum of MONEY. The owner can
have II by calling u. BRUCE, 1t sthee Of Hamilton
Fire Insurance Co, no. ii Wnil'st
EOUND-A PURSE, with MONEY. The
Lady who lot Purse IN broadway stsge. on Tuesday
sft-rnoo 0th inst. al about - H. can md u BY eallpg
upos A. b. BAssETT, No. 81 Beekn.sn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

nR. G. ID. HAMMOND, Author of NERVOUS
~ Debility" Gc including New and Reliable Treatment"
the Cure Diseases has Rs,nrssd France and
RAmoved his 0ihoo from No s3s Broadway 10 No u East
2,,bst Office hours nems TO 10 Ito end 7ts9 Eyssias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

Y,HE NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF l4h-sl aud 6thsv.-Open daily nom to ..
Wednesdays aud Saturdays. hom TO Sil per cent
interest allowed sums Of $500 and Under Deposits made
before March will draw interest from that date
r, II. Bull. Sso'y THO5. CHRlSTf, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12
NFW.ORLrAES.

NJ. Il. BrRSs. AOctoueer
SHA CASES BOOTS, SHOES and BRO>
OttO CANS. at auction, on THURSDAY Feb. IL at Io6
oc ock at store Of l. r. DAVIS Go No. IL cocr,anats
comprising assortment OF fresh City made and EastH
goods. adapted ~ the Spgins trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12
Professional NoiireA

NIIARLES 8. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Counsellor Al Law Proctor and Advocate In u Courts
No $50 broadway, NewYork. Residcucs-No. ~ London
Terrace West lk.st between Nh and l0tL.sva