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A GOOD FARM FOR sABE-i2o acres in culti.
"A Walton, sia acres in tim Der; with new Frame
House, with rooms; 10 young peach trees and an
apple orchard. 1t is situated on 18th street turn
pike, sbout7!s miles from Washington, d. c. 70
acres OF the above Is good and fertile adow Ian
snd the remainder No. l upland, fronting on two
county roads. Terms easy. kale will be closed at
cncs For particulars inquire Of J. P BARTHO-
Low. or JOHN A. BAKER, SIS Seventh ST.
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CAUTIoH.-we understan d that hereafter IA.
law will be siricu 2 enforced against all those
restaurants found with their doors open on tie
Sabbath. Keepers OF restaugauts and drin King
saloons are aware of the law, and this word OF
cauticn may save some who have been violating
ii some expense.
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II COPARTNERSHIP.
The cnpsrtnsrship hore tofore existing under the
name and sty IL Of JOHNSON & NA0LB WAS dissol yed
January ST. 1858, by mutual consent. Either of the
former partners is authorized to use the name Of
the late Arm in liq adation
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON,
CHARLES NA6LB.
Referring to the above, We beg leave to announce
to our friends band the public generally, that We
name and style OF
AUGDS rUS JOHNSON & CO.,
for the transaction OF the
WIiOLBSALHWINHAND GROCERY BUSINHsS
stas9 p. avenue. Combs Buildins, lower store
Being represented in the New York Market, We
arc enabled to furnish our patrons With all the
hpest Wines and Groeeries at the lowest Now York
We also retain the exclusive agency for The Dis.
trict OF Columbia, for the salaI Of the celebrated
bottled Wines and LIQUORS Of 4essrs. Prank Bin
niger Co., No. Is Beaver street, New Yoi K and
tho Champagns Wines Of Msssrs. Charles Rvsrt C
Co., Rheims, France.
kr; johnson takes this occasion to thank his
friends aid customers for tho liberal patronage
bestowed hiEa personally while q member Of Ne
nrm or johnson Magic, and respectfully asks .
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON.
10 IL lw GEORGE w, 61AY.
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CLOSING OUT sALB OF DRY GOODS.
At 324 PaassrLyasIA AvsSuz
tesTeen 9Th and.lotb SITS.
Having purchased Of Mr.. J. b. CLlosry s,s Al,
tire stock Of DRY GOODS, I will now of,a, Nh =.
same to tie $tbhe at LOW rs,cns, for tho parpo-.
OF closing that branch of tho business
Dir. J. b. Cissett has kindly consented to max.
his Office with for tho purpose OF CLOSING hi. old
bu-ines. and also to assint with his sdyieo And In
Gu, ace in closing his late 81 ,ck of Dry 4oos.
CHARLES L. LOCKW WOOD.
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE
fe ls-2w. O'CLOCK.
~ ~ ~ NORTH AND SOUTU-Hx w.
III L. GaSSs. correspondent OF Che fc,sar;
iiaiSs' s'c- tja al BhAHGh TAyInR
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Virginia bank notes, 3aa35 diss South Caro-
lima Georgia, &c, 3Ua35 discount; North Caro-
lima 35aiQ discount
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-T-SMIT HsONIAN LECTU RES-Prof HENRY
- mURTZ, OF New York, will lecture on FRI
DAY February 18Th, and MONDAY, 2ld on Gun
pO xder, - with Illustrations AMI experiments
The pablo are invited. The lectures commence
az o clock D. m. Admlttance free. "a lS-5t
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PERSONAL.
A STK0L0GY.-Hsn arrived in Washin ston, the
"A celebrated
MADAME FORREST

MRS. L. SMITH, Clsirvoysnt, Test Medium, SO
I'VE south street, Capitol Hill, between LIST and
2d SITS, heals disease by agnetssni with but little
medicine sees and describes your deceased friends;
gets names; also sees your living husbands. wives,
and for the describes xactly the lovers
50 accurately that persons marvel with surprise.
Mrs. 8. fortells future events in business mar
riages, reads character Hours from a. m. till
q. N. Sitting 81. fa
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References IN WssAinEton Hon. J G. Ten Ey is.
senate; Hon N; II stTatton House Of Reprcsen,
Cox, Treasury DepartmsDt;W IT, Var No.thvicI
DEPARTMENT the Interior; s. J. Groot, n. D.
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Died.

Aifss--On Thursday MOI nlng. March u Of consump-
'on contracted ~ camp, lEalnss y htsN priyas ~
company q, sirfh regini.ni Wilson'S Ionavss aged IL
years, months aud days
The relatives aud friends ., the fay respectfully
invited 10 attend the .upsI 81 ihs irday) Afternoon, a.
O'Clock, from the residence ot his mother No ll3
West thirty 9th street.
Asrros.--on rhursdAy even De March 3, IN The 7slh
year of hs Asc, Joss AsTaOS
Notice q the funeral viii De given hereafter
Brhu.-On Thupdsy March .. so.~ Bcisu ~ The
The friends ~ 10. family are invited attend The "a.
neral from b. a,s residence No. stse street, corner
of whitehall.
Ro>Ou.-At iDdsn Village. Louisiana on Saturday,
February IL, OF typhoid FEVER Dawn, son Of seehen sns
Company - Que Hundred and Thiriy 'hrd rssmsn' Ns~
York Volunteers
daughter Of samund v and Jessrhine Birdsaii,
aged 2 years. months and ~ Gays.
The friends u the fsmiy f~si~ctialy invited TO st
terd the funeral. rom 10. .ersrd street sunday
Afternoon, at one O'Clock
Crxgrs.--on Wednesday March Jsss- Ccxyiys, ths
son y James aud Nary 1ammlns, aged year and
months
Ihs fsstvs. ard friends n The family respectfully
invited " attend the funeral ths Frdsyl Afternoon A.
two O'Clock from of sooth and Jackson streets
CoNwir-ln Louisville w on Ihrfsday ifebraary 20
Ioas T. t0svsf of the late John T Conway, mem
Der of Company ~ frrt battalion istes -harIssootrrs
me FRIENDS u tbe family sr, respectfully Invited %
attend tbs funeral from hss sssfs rcsdenoe III Wet
sixteenth street between saih and seyenh ayenues ibs
Hriday) sfternncn, a. two o'cl,ck
CosIofo. .--op fhursdsy March 3. cHFsorws rofrofo,
in the 65th year n hls age
Tue friends o tho family aud sbo n hs Mans forsh
Archibald, wAam and MhhAci.re re~fcofuly r-iusssd
attend the ireFs from hs laie f'denco re su,ena
street. this fFrisyD sf,erpoon A. htf pasi two oetes
fNY.-M Hudsuu. ~, ~ Wedhftday, MHrcn Z. "a
scarlet lever Nasnton MsrfDs. sdost ufvlsug daDgh
me rreo,s n the ia,n,ly 40 evi,sf y s,ttd ,te
fanessi from her lsnef sne ~ iigd.sn W on
Gay) stterffsp, x tro0ttek
natr.-ou "Wednesday. Narch : lows pnf, ae'A %
yeeru
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.



ALBANY, March5 1862
FAVORABLE REPoRrs.
The following bills reported favorably:-
To authorize the making Of sidewalks and the planting
ss shade trees along the highways Of the State.
authorize Courts Of Oyer and Terminer and Gene
raj sessions to grant trials.
To conarm proceedings the city of Buffalo relating
lts bounties.
The bill requiring the recording Of marriage certificates
was reported adversely, and the bill rejected.
ras NEW YORK BouSTIEs AND
The bills TO egaize tho Of the Corporation Of New
York relative bounes and for the relief Of the fami
HES Of volunteers reported favoraby, and motion
oy Mr. BRADLEY put at their third reading and
passed.
Mr. ANGEL made majority report in favor Of the bill
to authorize the dummies the Brooklyn Central
Messrs CORNELL and SAsproRD gave notice that they
dssen,ed from the report and the latter said that he
should early day present minority report.
Mr.. WOODRUFF gave notice Of bis intention TO introduce
bill to Incorporate the National Union Mutual Limb In
surance Company.
BY Mr. w. CLARK-To amend the Divorce laws.
BY Mr.. YouxG-1o extend the time for the collection Of
taxes until the 1st OF June, 1858.
Ry Mr. RcnARpsoS-To appropriate money 70 enlarge
che oSSs Of the Champain Canal 81 ss
subject to entry for payment OF rent shall be no
titled before their hens are 70 be extinguished.
Mr.. CONNOLLY moved resolutions calling on the Comp
information respecting the amounts received
auction duties with the items Of the expcn diturcs
Mr. CosSoiLr introduced bill changing the name Of
Titan Insurance Company.
Recess until seven O'Clock p. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
The Governors Message debated.
nr. NURrHy argued against arbitrary arrests and the
suspension OF the writ OF habeas corpus.
Mr. Bxy replied IN an able speech contending FOR the
right ot tho President Commander Chief there being
rsbeon suspend the writ Of habeas corpus and make
arbitrary arrests.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06
city Intelligence.

EXTENSION EeH1H Avenue RAuEoAD--Mnrrye AT
CARssSsyuLxon Tuesday evening last meeting OF the
s'Twelth Ward west End Improvement Association" was
held at Hils Hall, Carmsnsvle, for the purpose of
nrgng Eighth Avenue Railroad Company " lay the
trark aud run their cars to Harlem river In order
give the residents o that vicinity proper facilities for
Teachiug the city. The meeting was largely attended
Among those present we've Hon. w kIapp PrUf Peet,
Colonel Barnes, Rev. j. Howard smith, W. r. Dixon,
SsI, a Jackson, Esq W. Dunning ks1., and others
Ou moti,n Hon. Mr. Knarp called 70 the chair, rho
addressed the meeting some length, sudng 70 the
noascency OF the Board OF Aldermen in their refusal 70
push forward this OF extension. lie called aten
s'on " the urgent necessity ~ track beng LAID i6Har.
m rirer ana referred u many inconveusuccs which
net oy persons n the neghborhood where business
Ss' ."r.h " New YORK daily. Mr.. W Dunnng followed
IN shrri address, Mr. swacshaner asserted that an
encPctc movement should be made in order 10 compel
@ ". a - no,npsny y 20 make tho necessary oxtersl ION
nhf prove 70 "eorge iay. the CORPORATION and others
fhst the public interest should not be made
y ppn'ica intriguing ana capital. Col. Barnes capt
up be presented 10 the Mayor and ranma, connr a
tne city IN relation TO the matter The reenp then sd
1odrnsd
RscsrroS Ar GtaxnR SCHOOL No. ss sxvrv,y.,,,rv
eiRssr, s>rrYksIH WArn.-A very crowded and resrec
table audlepce assembled at this school last ev,nr
1~rtuent. The exercises which were Of a very n,or..,
ing carsste passed "a 20 the great delight og ina t.
tors present, and showed the pupils 70 have attained
rrcrt gcgres Of excellence, which especsly nood in
Their compositions. The military dri o. the pupis was
speudld. We wish tue school every success
FirE N East TnrigssTn SrruI.-The alarm OF Ore be
tween -four ard Eve O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was
caused by Are being discovered the feed store No
2ss Fast Thirteenth street, owned by Philip Feige The
f,mes communicated 10 the blacksmith and wbeclwrehl
eop No 800 ard before tho fire extinguished both
mere destroyed Mr.. Feiges loss viii bc abou: $3.50, iu
anrcd or $500 IN the Manhattan Insurance Company.
Tue backsths and wheelwri2hts loss will be about $50
NJ assrsnoe The buildings were owned BY joseph Hunt
ls-s aby< s.. 900 said 70 DC insured
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

MAS Nssrfse oF rm TAnoHs-The central organza.
ton Of the tailoring associations, which have banded
themselves together for the purposes OF mutual pro,cc
ton held very large mass meeting at Columbian Hail.
in Grand street. last evening Mr. Lurcott ofciated az
Chslrman and Nh Grove Secretary The business Of
the meeting confined 70 the consideration of the pre-
scut condition the tailoring trade Of the steps me-
eary 10 be taken remedy their rcvanccs nubes of
practical speeches made by several
~ the pcrsons present on tne important TACT that while
every article OF clothing, eating and drinking has more
than doubled itself price the wages o the porr man
have remained stationary. Mr. Crowe made the great
euesch OF the evening contendnr that the capitalists
bad their hands upon he lhrosis or the laborng
and that the latter did not shake them Oh their destruc
ION vss inevitable lie rrodrced statistics W show that
tho tendency Of Labor downward In 1881 there
only one psuper IN every hr'yseven 81 the population
OF ms civ while sent there was one w every ten
Organization he sad, was the necessity now, and " tho
working classes only kept together Their success would
be certain The question involved was the important
sbresd butter question: aDd could not be neglected
number or resolutions adopted and reports were
heard from various Establishments IN the city not pre-
viousiy connected with the movement.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

ALBANY, March D, 1905
Messrs PRISpLK and HEAcocK, questions of privilege
In relation reports Albany, explained their action
yesterday in regard the charges Of bribery and
rupt against Speaker Caicot They said they had no
desire TO suppress investigation but favored IT,
Mr. HxscocK, however, stated that he should have
moved to strike ell but the specifications and charges
In tho latter part Of Mr. Field statement, he (sr Hea
cock had not been from the House when the read
ing Of the indictment closed.
Mr.. vAS BuRsS, question Of privilege corrected
the report made in local paper implying that said
shat the charges Of corruption against Mr. Cacot
proved he Mr Van Buren, designed 10 make II
appear that all the Democratic members were the per
secnai enemies OF Mr. Cacot He fMr. Van Buren, had
no friendship eDnity 10 crafty. The speaker had
placed him mosi important committee o the House,
that o Ways and Means had only changed his
for Nr Woods at his lyfr. Van Bnrens) request. lie
had cnmy whatever towards the Speaker but desired
that he should have fair aud iull investigation He
AIR Van BUREN, hid only said that two points we're dis
tmcy charged against the Speaker and not that the
charges proved
The House then tool up the Annual Appropriation bill,
which debated all the morning session.
Mr. DEAN moved to strike out the appropriation for the
Pilot Conm'ssio
After warm contest Mr.. DErrw defending the appro
priaton the motion Of Mr.. Dean adopted
In tho course OF debate Mr.. DEAN read letter from
Comptroller Robinson stating that the Commissioners n
Pilots had not paid anything into the Treasury during the
Before taking other votes, the committee rose
Recess until seven O'Clock Y. n.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly considered the special order Mr. Dean
resolutions on arbitrary arrests.
Mr. DAVIS Of Toga spoke in favor OF the right OF the
President to suspend the writ OF habeas corpus and make
arbitrary arrests.
Mr.. Ds,S made few remarks and then yielded the
desired to place himss the record before his depar
turc.
The resolutions made the special order for next
Tuesday.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

't-L
Rfise Cem mrssissis sisaers-Chenasgo Is ae Canal
Extensaon Bfll-vtire Pulling Over the
Cailieoe Investigating Committee-
Spring street Ratirosd, Sc.
ALBANY, March 5, 1868.
ho entire session Of the Assembly taken up this
morning over the Appropriation bill The main point Of
contest the appropriation the Pilot Commis
nonses Of New York During debate the following
mote read
Hon. G. DRAM
DxAR sR-Your Of this date is just received Tho
commissioners Of Pilots have paid anything into the
L. ROBINSON, Comptroller.
vote was finally reached and the appropriation
Stricken out.
The Senate ordered the Chenango Canal Extension bill
~ the third reading This Is the second time that has
reached that point this winter.
There Is considerable figuring gsng on IN reference 70
ehs committee 70 be appointed Tomorrow 70 nvesfgate
the charges against the Speaker The republicans held
Hher caucus yesterday, and the democrats held theirs
this afternoon There considerable excitement on both
The Railroad Committee OF the House have set down
Tuesday 70 bear the arguments for and against the
the Joint Committees Of the Senate on Finance and
Literature held session in the Senate Chamber on the
disposition 70 be made of the lands donated by Csngress
Taree different colleges applied for the benefit Of this
lsnd-one at Ovid Seneca county; one at Geneva, and
che Peoples College, at Havana. The representative
ssrs from senator Wade aud members Of Con.
Gress. showing how faithfully this professor labored
in the lobby at Washington for the passage OF
shis bi-Senator Wade asserting that the repre-.
sentative Of the Peoples College actually obbied the
bill through Congress On this ground the agent of the
this State belonged TO thsm thus claiming that the
State should pay him for lobbying at Washing
ton. ana he comes here with his letters from
wade and others to prove that he -empted this
Hand in the lobby at Washington. This Is certainly
fast age but who dreamed that any possessed
brass enough to before Legislature for payment OF
services In the Washington lobby We wait to sec u the
republican Senate will show by their votes that this is
now a portion Of their creed. That body being two
thirds republican, Just the place TO test tho question
The democratic members OF the Assembly held eau
the charges against Mr.. Cacot They decided to
stand by the committee named in the resolution offered in
the House by Mr. Van Buren, and pledged all others not
so If appointed by the republicans. They also
adopted resolution have the yeas and nays on every
patty question, and to have the yeas and nays on such
questions published in Albany daily paper. Five only
tnted against this proposition Both houses were in
arbitrary Several strong speeches
were made on both sides Of the question.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06
TO OUR READERS.

~ vesty tncvsasins oiroulasoa q ~ W@LS HzaALD
induces us 70 sdd TO ts journal gviag the
most reliable and earliest political financial ard oomer
oiai intelligence BY dsvong space TO literature
OF . higher order We shall commence next week tho
publication o. novelette, entitled "In Fix; or snow
Bound and shall each week publish selected original
poetry, written expressly ior the wKKKY HERALD We
shall also publish weekly resues Of the movements of
the operatic dramatic and fashionable ckcies OF New
York, thus rendering the wSExiY HERALD most at,rac
tive aud useful family Journal,
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rpksrox- MoSreosrfgy ~. sday evening Mlrch
3. by the Rev. y. q. smith. ROrsu u. DasfSsos -
JuIIA NJ, dsa,h of tile ise j. r.. Hontg0m.ry OF
Rr0nslyn.
hrRrHr--SNIsoS.--un 1hrrSday March 3, by the Rev.
Jonn ". Nanny the ~ tbe bride father
CsoSG, l. MtrraS 10 Sorat, J. NnIsoN, daughter "
Joseph Neilsou. Isg.
Rlp--TowsRs.-un saturday February IS at tho resi-.
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Pam 70 Efi1l Towyg., all u Erooslyn. No cards
TRoxAs-isHsow On Wednesday March 4, by the
Rev D. q. Ewof, Rom H. TrosAs Egzs u. nrssEn~
daughter Of ". y. Dsbfow, tsq al u IhIs city.
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Conway prsas-tart I.--Nos Iess, lsl0, l2ti, ii.7
lis3 I22l l2l2 CO.,, pss ttOo. gs5 i0 7a. 1901
Part 2-Sos l2s2, 1910, i.sS, l2'e 1851, l2ss 1850
leo. 1901 l2o3, l2ss. 1905. 1905 i2sg, l2II
toryr-C'wg r.-rart i.--tiyertnFs Tofmlner.
Par, 2si22, 2sis, 2ssi, 2cz, 2ssi. $50 2it5 eg'
30Ig, .cCJs..
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We are only two little girls, but read the papers
and we fcrl badly for that poor Mr. Greeley that yon
write abo because he seems v be sorry thai h.
white
We are sorry too. aud saved the three cents
had lor the missionary box 20 send y0u nut tte
fund they're getting M for him. It's real silver, son
know, aud we've put macl string througn u because
No think bed Ike II better. kiff1 BFSS.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

Gen j. A. Garfield has been apr onted chid Of stsr
the stan of Gen Rosccrans.
MAJOR A. w. Golfers, of the Fiiieehth Kentucky voiun
tcefa. was arrested the lst init using reasonable
Language when rendering his tcslgoallop
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The Capture or the Rev. j. p. Wilmer
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

kB Iou0
would wish to correct the statement made In your
paper Of the .ist in relation the capture &C. OF tho
Rev. J. p Wilmer, Of Philadelphia He not CAPTURED
the mouth Of the but was taken by the
United states schooner Dan Smith OF tho Potomac ota
together VI ith four Others while attempting the
Potomac from Ragged Point, Va. TO Poplar Hill Creek
Nd, ON the evening of the 7th instant
A PHIIADEiPHIAN
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Prizes Cashed In All LegnIixcd Lotte-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. III wall street. room No l. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

r. r. S.-French Yoke shirts Made "a
order And warranted to IT. BALTOU BROTHERS..
", Broadway. Sole Manufacturers
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

At Mtlier's. Ladies' Tan Obt d I'm hen n tSful
Cater Boots Bamoras and Misses aud Childrens Boots
MILLER CO. :s7 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06
The Review at Newport's News.
TO THx EDITOR OF THK HERALD.

in your paper OF Saturday notice an error in the re
port OF your correspondent regarding tho reception the
reviewing oicer At the late Newport's News
he states that MAJOR General ix received in
oordance with the usual military etiquette desire you
would correct this General Dix escorted TO
the headquarters OF the corps and from thence
view ground by an aid drcamp Of the major general
commanding the post. AID-DECAMP.
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