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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
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BafLFY-rn phn.derhl., On rus.isY rorni7s, F-S 10,
Fannie .h'cr Of t. W. Baiy, formerly o. h.s city.
DOTY-On Thursday. Feb s. ct sioninston Boz, Conn,
Hannah, vito Of OTTin D9ty aged - ycar-
POX-ln pfeokyn on Tbrs.lsy Pcb. y, Mary. relct Of
the ..v Dame. Fox Of Belv.eAJ IN 'ne ssh yetr OF hcr
Ye,ie. ,ths funeral will apps in the evening papers
oOU0H-In san Francisco on "wednesday Jan T. Richard
J. dough. native Of Ofanse County y - - 1siis
10 month, and IS days Also, Richard J.. only cAd Of
Mary md tho late Richard }. Cough sref year m'nh
aud 70 daya
noPKIEs-on Sixth day, i3.h ust7 l. chssey Iop&in,,
.ou 81 Gerard Hopk Is. in tbs 22d year Of his re.
Tue relatives and iiend Of the family are sited to aierd
biz funeral The e.tencr Of hs .s'hes no 400 sclo-l
syeuue cn tiut day, 18th INST, AT i O'clock ?.
HUD5ON-In IonAer. Thursday, frb H. n. tho resi-
cence OF Ler -on-in-ltw 4. Booth. cd, hr. UrtiJ
scnuyrr widow Of tho iasO David iGson Geneva l
The remain. viii be taken to Geneva FOR u,srmont
HA0AN-In San Francisco Saturday. H. Of dEopsy
Capt James Hasan, aged o. years
LEs-sergt Charlie. 4 KuowlcI Of the Tth r. 7 v.
fell In the iato 81 ksUuIg, St,-rd. Dec a.
1872 "a 3,th year II hi' and re'i 10 Pc mo
bsnks the Rsppshsnl Precious In the 6h OF tho
Lord IL tie death of lis sai.t-"
KFLSEY-At Grsvesend Long Isl,sd on Fidiy, Feb -
Water hehey, aga ~ yssEs aed ! moutn.
The tnel viii take place a, lis lsto fe'derce, on The
Couey lsald road, on Sunday, AZ O'Clock &. tho
COMFY la1d pass the door and win l'c1uiuo.
date noe Who wn to attend The fierds Of The family
ate .n,i ed 90 Attsnd without further notice.
KING On Fddsy morning Fob. g. Alpeline z vile OF
Jonn n. Kins. aud daughter 4 John ia~ey.
To and iends vi The aniJ repeatedly Invited
10 attend the funeral rom her late Tesiunco No ~ ~
drl.e street. "a lay, ijth Int. r, o'0ca .. m
son Flame Cal) o. Chicago ,Iill rapes pe1secopy
ftEADAt Bronz,l,e, Wrdnessy Fob H. OF fever con.
traced AZ sIlr. Lc0t Joseph n. Mead II Gll,,u
Mead 4 hi. city. cOIptly H. I9ih he .ilebt \. y >.
Aoluaterfs ~ sAu q. b. ycaT OF ii, &c.
Tue n-al viii take as ut the ru'i .uoe Of hs botbo.
lew John - Ns-trt,u, Satuily. ith nsG, II " M
Ca,s vii Leave Uatlrm Depot. Twentyairth -reot ad
youth avenue, lt % i.cA Carriages De m Uailnr
tLc Dc pot az bfonA'.l'a.
MARTlH-On Friday morning Fob 10, Samuel ,iai;n, H.
IL ,5tn year of oil agr.
19 .ve ari aieliI - TIN family lre fefDe 'lv nyel
70 trend funeral sunday afternoon ococi frou
hs resdeAee 10 D. hi's street without imiher ilvi.
t.tion.
NcCARpLE--ln San Fnneco, Wednesday, Jan H.
My McOGIdle, vile oi j. 1!cCadr, con .cior ased 81
yeais
PERRY--At Hgusstonlc, Mass. Filay Jan %, Ms
Fanny Perry v joW OF Ahner fony. aged &c seare.
RVss-h- obsrqes Of Horace r. RUS will tks place at u
~, lcl No. this DAY, at TlUy Church The fei,e. end
fiends az respectfully i,vitei to attend.
WATaKBURf - Ia Brooklyn. Thursday Feb - Of
an fir..a Go.b.lui NtnGcL OF Chas. H. uai Gaia
me- Waterbury,. Hgvd 2, rorthL
Funeral oitud4y, At ook, fSo No 81 Hck, street
tr..r Ss.r=s
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Important.
RYE COFFEE
FORCED OUT or THE u.,vru

sucr ths recent discovery Brooklyn Of the ipurous
feo:s Of rDg Coa adalter,ed with smut Rye o,pv tbo,
sands Gsng what they shall do having already ,u,red So
much Eom the evil effects o. this unloruu.ts war md now
to depved o, thsi fvoo beverage In cou.eo,.uo. Of
Ia almost pohibory price, Is indeed really too bad a, Il +,
not luxury bu. to roany thousands almost M absots
necessity and he who f'uish good healthy article
Cote al fair pliee pe lie beDefaco! aud deserving
OF the gratitude OF the peoris large We have Ind
used suoh az article known The GOLDEN RULE Coz
FEE" Of which there spurious articles In The market
The genuine 10 prepared only by GROOM BROTHERS &
CO.. whOlesae grocers and pTopreors Of tho Golden Rule
Coffee ard Spice Mills, No 352 Pearit and No. krsrkD'
square II ba BEEN arayzed by the eminent. chemist "
Chkon OF NewYork and have toen his certificate IN
which he ssys there nothing in the Coffee Injurious but on
contrary it very healthy aud nutritious (evon for H.
vllids).
Dr. Bauer and Pa'meio (of the Brooklyn r-epoSoning
case notoiety) also say is healthy aud nu,itious
It sold by many gsOces q: the low price Of IS cents yer
pound end By using nd that takes greater quantity
than We always rse osthe pure Java and Rio Coffee.
Al should try t.
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sEWAHD AND BIERCIYR.
from ~ Ooc.sional Correspondent.

from 81 OJclslonai Correspondent
NAsHISGToN. Feb. II. 1869.
The apraren, conflict between the statements o!
Mr. Seward aud Ri. MERCER Las naturally excited
considerable attention, es.ecisIy smong TIE mem
beers Of the diplomatic corp.
That part Of The answer of Mr. Seward, which
seems to question Tue veraoity Of the French En-
tasbador, | receive from gentleman connected
sitA the State Department an explanation which
indicates that Mf. Seward did rot intend TO contra
diet NJ. McrcieIs statements. HeIe is the explana-
ton.
perusal OF that letter win convince you that NJ.
Mercisrs proposal to 80 10 Richmond was not pro-
duccd as ,he Senate bays, 10y Mr. Sewurd's sug-
gestious, but originated entirely with NJ. Mercer
himself. regret very mucb," says tue Ernba6sa.
dor OF France 20 tho Secretary Of State, ~ 10
able 70 so myself 10 Richmond 10 atcertain tie state
Of affairs t6ither." The initiative Of that tug il
is related ty u. Nersioi himself, wholly belongs to
hin, aid Mf. Seward had 40 part whatever in L.
The Secretary then states The truth when he sqys,
in bis reply 20 the Senate, that suggestions
even made 10 Nj. Mercisr calculated 10 inGuce him
20 undertake a mission 10 Richmond
As to the second PAR OF Mr. Seward letter. ia
which DO says that ii. Melcisr was not auti OH
by tho Government u me United States 10 make
representations of any kind 20 tie Rthes, Or 10 hold
am communication with them, ii is ne accurate y.
tie first. True, Mr. Seward may have told NJ.
MERCER all that the latter reports OF his CONVERSE
ton with him 70 the French Government ana pet
mans more, hat az al. Mercer is II foreigner an ali
0.lcer Of q foreign power, IL Is obvious that Mr.
Seward would uOI intrust lin viii any Official fuuc
ton. II. MERCER 10 understood H. md hls commu-
u.cat;onf with tie Rebels IN behalf of BIZ. Seward
,up;osiug mat such communications ever TOOL place
were snreiy Of private chsracter. They could not
commit IN the least this Government, because they
had not the collective nsscnt OF tne Cabinet, and
were simply the eXIres.i)a Of tie personal wslo
4 mir. Seward as bill Individual, and not OF MI.
seward as Secretary Of state.
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From Ghina.

From N, Hng Eoag Dgav Ircu, Dec. 8.
Tne steamer Lightning, Capt. Taylor, arrived
from Sh,ngoae Yesterday, having eit on TIE "a inst,
making tAs passage in 6S hours. Tie mail steamer
Caaiz reacncd ',nanghae from this port the 3vth
uIt.
rte following are the leading Items OF intelligence
90 hand hy her:
The TaDutai Of ShaDghae had resigned his reals o.
Office, and proceeds 10 Nankng the head OF 3,vJJ
al plined troops, commanded by DTgovone, to at-
F,uit aud capture that stronghold, OF which no has
Gct.all, been mad, Taoulai.
The cit; OF ShanRyu, mar hingpo, had beer re-
cap'uled from the Iaipings. by 700 disciplined ca
n'ae under Maj. Wood, 900 !rench-drilIed Ctinese
uioer Gen. go Bri,hou, with three howit1ers ard lwo
81 Cuudefs under Lieut.. Giquel.
Custom hontes are 10 be estahalcd ri lIankOw
ard Kew hiang GA Jan. |, the authorities Of those
platrs bcio, naturally md grant ut tho Tsouai OIL
8haugaac manipulating their perqusiie.
bni nh force undsr Lent. Col. Hougb-conuist
ing Of 100 Of tho 0.th, and the SANE number OF
Dri)oc4es, with four howILzeIs and tho requis.te
arsrymen, LEFT Shanghao on me 30th uIt.. for the
purpose OF reconnoteIug about tho vicinity OF
kahdug.
The Intelligence from Pei,in comes down to the
18Th inst. The only political news refers to the
funeral OF that Derfdiona @eDsn"hSi -aie
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G0NNAAIK.

At last, Police Captain has taken Issue
with ono Of the men whom the spotless SUI
frages of the rum.seller, the gambler, and
other and better people have elected to the
Bench in this city, Mr.. Justice Connolly
10 sharply arraigned by Capt. Petty of the
Fifth Precinct IN this manner.
Thsrc appears to be studied determination on the
part Of Mr. Justice Connolly irtuaidae the Office
Of ..Is precinct nom performing their duties on sun.
day In every In which officers have been cLsged
with assault and battery, other crimes tho oopplsis,
have bssu made BY runIesrs who have been srls.lee
for viosDs the law, and especially the proy iJn
against psbcy keeping dposipg hquors on Sunday"
On several occsson Judge Connolly has the
sssr who had been arrested for violating the Sunday Lqao
Law to make psiut sgsins the officer for
battery snd IN b seal TO protect the dsgaeefn rshc la.
gone 20 fer virtually compel the parties TO mike
plist agsips, the officer bsOre he had discharged the
seller hen the complaint nude against him by The officer.
He BEG various rephnsaded the officers IN lam
ssags forc!bs than p he has IN Cont deoled
tbsr Efforts and ased sDguse more becoming other places
tbs pass OF those be spp.s anxious to terethHH n
eoaf 81 Jocs and have doubt that By his sets hi'
shrsss and bis abuse Of the officers cod Of tbis precinct
u pssas, ss SU sas0asnsd the yi0issGn VI tue nv
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g.-T.-1S00-X. ~
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify. sYeng hon, and inyisorstc
THY cfeete healthy srpcte
They are m antido,e to chlDgs OF water and e,st
Ttsy ovcrcoms effects OF d,ip1iior aid lat, hoarl
T.ey strengthen til, system aad enliyen TIE mind
They p.svso. 4. a. attic and Intermittent fsTora
TLey phhry the Sr.e,o ard aciity Of Ihe stonach
They csrs Dy,pe;''a AMI Constipation.
They care Diarrhrs Cholera aud cholers Morsua
n IS cure Liver Complaint I'D Nervous leadscae "a
Thy the best Bt,is ia the world. They tnats shs
wsss strong AID siss.ei ra,ue' great res'':sf
They composed OF the ceira;oa Ci.aya Bsrs, Cscss
Bars. Ds1dsiou Chsmonii- Flowers. Lavender F!owsrA
wh'sEscen. Anise Clover Buds. Orange Peel snskssc
ca'awa,, cofiaosrr, BasdOek ST -loon-X, &c
4hs ''wsos 50 sample o .is testimony dAy re'ei7sas
soLbisad hoaE, clgciAS!yI. o., jan. Is, iv0'-
Menrs T. r. DRAKE Co
ogNTLxTE; TGis n,,i;non has ,elvcd tEd ex'spd"d
d ~ 1880 siek sad disabed colder have OF iss
sfy Mustered To- Pln,tioa Bers ram,rcus CASE. Of
bsus:iou eyes F'nt OF sGso &C.. wik s uost roinaTn'
abe aud a.ilyDSnt II Greats epps,i,. s,rcasst saa
cieerfan-s and sa' given maya loor fellow bis lrr.l
health wish tss preparation was in evesy family u syesy
hospital aud Oh every battlefield.
With respect, y0nr servant.
d. C. ". ANDREWS sags
wasnrscToy D. c, Jsr. q, Icca
ovs-r ,yry: We reccro another s1ggiy Z yOsr Pa1ts
t,,u grtrr tho popularity oc with daily nceses via iss
guests o: orr horse
Esspsst.aly SYKES, CHADWICK Co.
psog's Si;.sds Ho.s.
cI.yE,ASD, Dec 9. 1919
have been ~ with Liver Complain. and
Dyspep,a thli YVES compiled % abandon nay business,
u,ed three bottles of tho PsLIior b,ies and to asoa'
,h sut am .aely cured The! are tie best rnedicias
ry@r nssd end sal, endsavoE to Z. axe hen known feAs
inoIn ias via. s.-T.--isaJ-X EleaI'.
yours tr,ly HB. KINGSLEY
d.. w. A. Caiid,. so4esn Of ths Teeth Vermont Ic,l.
ra,n writes: II visa every solder had ooite of PiAaia's
Deers l.y e.ec.iVe per;c. and harmless
.oalc ever u.ei."
GAIT HoUsg LOUISVILLE, Ky Dec %, ieSl
nos..s. p. T. psAKs ( Co.
We re eouPe,.s4 oder - dozen panoion Bi.ier -
spply friends WHO have ether OF procuring thiA ID
niisabie sssice. Respectfully, yours,
sILAS F. MILLER Co.. Pro?heors
RocHrTEg. y. Y. Dec. q, ls6l.
TIE Thr;ltiou Bit,srs have CO.. ed ne eitas
wo-, Mad Of spsp,s .: oar yesr' .;arda. have
r,comu I'd them Others ald know, with sS
nal s,e.e.. Ian. Lc Rev j. ). CATiORN
Rrr,rrr Holsz, CiscisSA.i @, Dec 20. isds
Meaur.. DAKI Co: TIE r.Ana.icn t'E, s?per to b
very yop.ar esd twsaiy c'e' more a"d 0ose,
Y1ur. truly, l. 4. BAT NJ Gh9 q 90
&C.. &c. &C., &c
~ B-TAey are particular! recommended 20 'ea'''s' saa
d.cs.e person, 'rlgi.-ai gentle - nui't.
Sold " al Dusgsts Grocer AMI Oouasy stofsL
+ H. DaAHS Co..
No. ?oa BROADWAY. n. =.
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fhs Brazilian Government was Of opinion, that
no disrespect Lad been shown to the Enslsh
Navy, and that twas therefore unable 10 give
any satisfaction.
In reply to this note, Mr. Christie ordered
a declaration to Be posted at the doors Of tie
British Consulate, TO tae elect taa' Tue Bra
lillian Government having refused to give
Satisfaction 70 Great Britain, the Admiral,
Ivorrer wouN be immediately instructed TO
retoliats by sezing Brazilian property. This
order wa, promptly executed; several British
vessels were dispatched to the mouth of the
horbor of Rio dc JaneirO, and number OF
BRAZILIAN vessels seized.
These proceedings, of course, called forth an
immense excitement. The entire population,
with beundless enthusiasm, applauded the re-
fusal of the Ministry to comply with the de-
mands Of the British Minister. The indigna-
ton manifested against England was intense
and caused the apprehension Of popular out
break against British residents. The Emperor
himself, and several Of the Cabinet Ministers,
fund it necessary TO address tho people, 10
urge them to remain quiet, and to trust "
the Government the vindication of the palionai
no or.
New negotiations which took place between
tie English Minister and the Brazilian Govern
mont led at length to an agreement. according
TO which the Brazilian Government PAID under
protest the SUN demanded, the vessels selzed
wero returned to their owners, and the final
settlement OF the question was referred IN the
frat case to the Brazilian Minister in London
and thc English Government, and in the second
to the arbitration Of the King Of Belgium.
The accounts Of tie Brazilian papers clearly
indicate that the conduct Of the British Minis
ter has aroused in the entire population feelings
of the utmost excitement and Indignation against
England, which years may not be able to eiiace.
In Brazil as well as in every other country OF
South and Central America the desire for a
closer union between the Governments of
America for the purpose OF warding off tic
entertainments OF Europe, is spreading with
amazing rapidity.
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THE 7NsuRRECTroN IN POLAND.

Unhappy Poland is once more in arms against
its oppressOrs. The first intination of it
probably little needed By American readers
was given few days ago in the telegraphic
news summary Of the Europa which simply
stated that iDsurrectiOnary movements were
breaking out in Poland. Similar reports have
often reached us before, and, on that very
account, have attracted but little attention
But, this time it proves to be widespread
and weconducted attempt of the entire nation
as far as it is subject 10 Russian rule and,
perhaps still further, to recover its national
independence. The accounts which have thus
for reached us, represent the matter Us very
serious Sanguinary conflicts with the Russian
soldiery have taken place in a number of places.
A number of Russians have been killed, among
them one colonel, and a Russian general has been
wounded. The communication between War
saw and st. Petersburg has been interrupted.
The official paper Of st. Petersburg charges the
National party Of Poland with having medtated
a second massacre Of st. Bartholomew through.
out the kingdom, rs not only in Warsaw, but
in all the provincial towns. the desachments Of
the Russian troops were simultaneously at
tackled.
One thing is certain. A very large portion
of the Polish people must have been in the
secret of conspiracy. An Old reyOlutionist,
well known from the revolutions OF lSiS--
Gen. Mieroslavski-is at the head of The move
ment. The insurgents, moreover, are IN
doubtedy expecting succor from tie Poles IL
Gallicia and the PTussian Province Of POsen.
1t ia even highly probable that an understand
ing existed with the revolutionary party Of
Russia OF which Alexander Herzen, in Lon
don, is the leader. Only such Il hope could
give to even the boldest revolutionist the
courage to brave tue rigor Of the Russian law.
Great and universal as the sympathy of the
civilized world with the wrongs inflicted upon
unhappy Poland is. tho recent insurrec-
ton will be almost unanimously regretted.
Under the actual circumstances there 10 little,
if any, hope of success. Had peace been
maintained il is certain that the Polish nation
only in material prosperity, but also toward
the recovery Of It's Independence. The
Austrian province Of Gallcia has already
. Polish Provisional Diet, which might
have become an important center for the
political aspirations of the entire nation. AL
Europe has so far advanced in civilization that
the determination Of natonalities, especially il
they are SO powerful as tho Poles, IS now
counted among tho impOssiblties. Poland, OF
whose existence as nation even the noble
KosciuscO departed, had become sure of a
resurrection. This new outbreak, we greatly
fear, will postpone the realization of the
ardent national wish.
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Tow MEErISGs.-Broome- Barker, Jo9eph p.
Adams; bug anton Austin ~. Tyler, 80 . Gen lrgo,
Walter Carey; Col,svil. " ". Coelfy. ob75e; Kirs-
WOO! Rooers "ilsy; Lise MsGn > Ca~ki hsue. yvirf-
500 tA',9m. 81 n J.; Ndn'icJha Slck; POft 'ilnr
Hefuon V. Wais Sanford II. Ensign rn,h!'e L, j..
maitlni NiAi.of. Ni.sn W pic~sor. Rep DA1sn ~ 20,
- tSntlir, thu'e l.. Finch; Union, Simoe smith :
SpriDL
ieh.ner-Colrmbis Peter II. Warren 81 mai. Fairfield,
a. r. n"y 81 m Fenkfort LeHis Davis, ~ ~ ~ on
held III sudrr Rswey, 20 Newport John IT, Barry ~
~ NoTwhy ilenry 1ilhlgha.t q m. Salisbury. James
lve, 10 m Scheylr Leland L. Kane. ia stark, kch
AID AN HoIa. IA Winfield Lenis Elred, o. m Ike onl
can Union TO- Danube. John Smith % mi Germun fiis
j.. l. Lowell, 1870 Herkimer. Alsx. II. 0Tay. l9 M :;
Li te rails, az, e. Prrs. ~ ha1heim Hogin bide-
man ~ N Wsrreo John VI. Jrssdwsy HI--DrnorIat D.
NO heard ironI-Cho, ST. l.. WOOD Dom. proo RIs. ia
Rcp.. prob; Wiuur,. donbtiuL
Last year. Republicans IS Deroocras4. IN Danube, tho
Republican ole oil bu Supeyi..r Justice sad Coo.
stable In Little Fs the Rspn5cas elect rhsT Justice BY
om'nty In W srToo Republicans elect al but Supervisor
aud one or two minor off,er.
utsomcry-AmsierdiIn, John Ncn )bnel; ChsrlSfon,
WIN. ~ Persons 6l-a FTothipsaam fiab-EepuOicsn
luton, 3 IanaJ haris. EAmuuds BUd; FIJe, j. Il. Ven
Nech-n; MoAawk. DOW 4. Fonda; Nindrn. Henry Adams
Paltne Joshua Vtdder Root W Is. peen1oFf; 81. John,-
vile oeorgs Imuermsr.D emocTs,s Same result last
year
st Lawrence las far heard from)Can r. d. Packard,
l67 msj Lisbon A. "A. Martin opp Poi'ism 4 Union
Oswesstch.e, W. J. Averel 70 prj -DenoctA'.
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tho General Government 20 exercise its power OF
arrest but there are still traitors who need TO be
checked in their dsloyal course. Legislation by
Congress is required on this subject, and it is for
that body to say whether among other things,
suspension of the writ Of babeas corpus is necessary.
The passage ola joint resolution is recommended
earnestly requesting Congress forthwith to enact
laws defining aud puuishng oiIenses Of the KIDD
above referred to, and providing for trial by jury
Of persons charged with oensos in the loyal States
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Association f0r lnrrOFluH tue toLOiiiOa Oi
the ToOr.ln pges..a. lite. A here aeen -s' -'
o concern og tie poor ia Ou CIT tbsn TIE pgreat t
never before certain classes poVT ~ greater ncr a
While families Of sgi ers provided Tor o. the aie
nt and the bC yiity Of the Cry cover. eat TIE
ir he needy who tbs nnIeIon ana pi'al'
o. .Ls by many OVERLOOKED VI ts ctss s4e
widows and srrtcl wives with uiies itt4ars
without .nIloymen, end sey mauy Il me . d. thr sick
ald inf . their Gna dies &c t!io"h
by Providence n, a special chsTge OF our csre.
The moness Of the Winter has con ut9i . tho mpres'
iou h.ttore Is but very dasut.ol 20 oe cyet. Hence
the receipts bass diminished thst the 80 a. rno'e
struo-oI for funds Ian fS-,eer frs Uie +h
EXPENSE Of living have gesLy ucsard tud a. the SEASON
acvAuce. the dosuiion IL Bcquug poip Ions A be ouJ
the ab 81 the Associate 70 rel eve, "uhoct e fop
anc enlarge lp-fsiity OF our cltix ms,
Need bee said th ul.i ios 40 sgiszcd fr dee u
II meIcy aud accustomed 10 the re az the disi ess.
Whr, Conceivable ca.us more CANT On. FAC . % IA
those the .GA, ring a. dsois' Or ciy h's
noty responded he sTioal Of the fagsh,ns a1oi Ahd
shall tte cy poysrtyricseu aud hep - ~ oar own
eli be- head Ia y4lu Ml not nose ~ho Atgo Yea be-
fe ed tLo.e who have Dot given give h. mo CIV,
n civ We uastuedy TO meet the present. n"eesliyi shd
,,iti - uolsufe you nete, u shah be asIitd 10 you
again D. - ,..--. o. y
Contribution msy ,c sent to Brown ro.ees' y V2' n,
50 valet 2. b. Mn,ufr, Itossu!tr No. ~ 'oh'hs1 ~
~ Isr . 3 B.o- l.Gse, Astoi-paesi g - a'S % e
Otto. r. u -4ialr kel collectors 81 ori.r ~ On" 'N,
JANIS BROW y, ETesident.
RoRsAr L. NIaTURN. Iielsut'"
H. ~ liAETI ~. S,cinti ;.
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u o tNcn snl family gl4, II.ess. Jsc,b cohn Leopold
King irich simon i7uy, aud seivstt PsIriek t'rby,
stautI hhyaa, sfa Cohen Mrs sarah IaOD Jos iasc-,
WIN A Uaudy - 1T @Vumln. Abraham HoseniLali \
A. sos aniy iiormain string "a. bn'y, Ai-Nao-
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DECKTR-WRfGHT-O Thursday. Feh n By the Rev.
A H. Parrdg- at tho re.ldelcs Of the bride. father
Jud'ou Decker Aa.y l.. eides, daughter of John a..
Wright esq
HOCHART-BlRKBECK-at Christ Church. Brookl~r, or
Isursd,y fsh. size --y Sir. CaLheld T. H. Eugene
Hoch. 70 N, l,thr HTtbeck d.sgh:o Of the lso A-4.
sndof hiIkbcck Of buckyu.
MrDOSOUOll-KERR-l this city Thursday. Feb. n.
BIZ the Rev. ur. Henry. Mr Henry N~Doncu.h N Nisi
I.abcla Kerr daughter Of Ars james Kerr al Of his ey
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