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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
weather Repor,.-FEB. 5, 1863.

MogrRKAL Up. m.-Thermomster 70 below. BHromete
RIsou,xn c. r.. D. m.%fhsrmOme.er 200 below. Be-
rometer 3O.3Sl. Wind N. w. Clear.
QUEBEC. 6 p. n.-Themorneter 30 below. Barometer
30650. Wind S. w. Dull
BosToS, Mas. 6 p. m.-Wind $. 5. X. Moderatins
CHICAGO. Ill.,. 6p m.-Thernonieter 2So Barom1ter 2so3
BUFFALO, N. Y, p. m.-rbermomeer 2O'. Showing al
day.
TOROSTO, p. m.-Thermometer 27o. Showing all day.
SARsIA. c. W.. 6p. m.-Thermometer 26'. Showing
Bosros, Mass, m.-Thermoneterl 10 above zero. Wind
N. w. Showing
BUFYALO, .. m-Thermometer 1872. Barometer 49, 70.
Wind strong T.. Showing
ToRoSTO c. W.. 8 9. IN. -TherInOmeter Ito. Bsrome-
ter 30 %. Showing and blowing
SARNIA, G. W., q. m.-Thermometer 40. Showing
CLEVELAND, O., o q n.-Thermoneter 100. Barometer
20 IS. Wind 5. l.. Showing
CrScINSArI, o.. 8 m.-Themometer 28o. Showing since
O'Clock ning nine inches the ground, and still
falling
HALIFAX, NJ g., a. m.-Thermometer - below zero.
Wind N. Weather clear.
PORTLAND. Me, . a. m.-Themometer 60 below zero
Wind N. Weather clear.
SpRlsGrIELp Mass. 9 a. m.-Thermometer g above.
Wind y Weither clear.
NEw.YOKE, a m.-Tbermoneter lao. Wind 4.
Slowing 80 -
PHIIApxLpniA, Pa. a. m.-Thermometer lie. Wind
y. +. Showing - 49,
". w Weather cloudy. -
CHICAGO ILL.,, a. m.-ThermOmstsr 49, Barometer
20 So showing.
PHrLApsLPni,, noon.-ThermoInetsr Ito. Barometer
20 "a. Wind N N r. Cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

,.,.hrto, these reverses, in srcat measure
=. .,,o .ohysr.ion of the old, true. military
system. : ~, ., uro
70 o,,smpt TO carry on war IN the way we
ou doing. is as if manufacturer VINO
nod .;obt factories in operation was TO I'LL t"o
&c ha s;obt with raw hands, and raw over
..o,. clerks. and foremen. Clearly the oe''
-.Lod wonld be for him not TO employ raw
h,ra. at all, just as in modern European
.rmies, the raw recruit is never sent into The
eou But any sensible manufacturer, if he
,sas obl,ged to employ raw hands, would prefer
di.trjbutipg them evenly among his skillu
workmen in his different factories, retaining II
all of them experienced men as overseers and
oremsn. And this is just what the SOutl
lave done, since the conscription laws came
into force-they have drafted their raw re-
cruits into their old regiments. The result H.
that instead of Fort Henry, Fort Doneison'
and Roanoke Island, they have Frederlch, Uu'e
and Vicksburg to boast Of. Instead u ''"'
ing their example, which would 10
thing. or adopting the modern European s's'
tenn. which would DO a better We Pei'''' !"
rushing whole regiments of raw recruits co'ii,
manded by raw officer llesa from the BAR ana
the counting .house, into the field; aud then
wonlay nat ' meet with sad re'erses
Tao bundr,l years ago, there was in En-
GLAND much su, Civil War as t1ere is now
in America war of the Middle Glasses
against the King aDd the Arstocracy combined
For the first three years the army OF the far-
lament was almost everywhere unsuccessful,
for the same reason that ours is so, VIZ; IL
was constituted upon erroneous military prih-
ciples. Then, under the guiding hand OF stern
old Oliver Cromwell, what Is known IN history
as the Self-denying Ordinance was passed, and
tine army was entirely remodeled upon more
correct principles The almost immediate re-
suit was victory, final and conclusive. Have
We not had experience enough to teach us the
necessity of recognizing our military system IN
accordance with the dictates Of common sense
and the lights of modern science !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
Busuness Nctires.
INTERNAL REVENUE"
OYrics OF U. S. ASSESSOR,
NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, N. Y.
N al Efh.ax keh- 8 llE


Notice (. hereby given tina, the li't', valuations and
enumeration, made and taken by the Assistant Assessors
With, tho district ,iuco the Let day of September 1852 and
p,ous TO the Ia. dag Of February 1852 under and in pur
.uance Of the provisions OF IAN Act to provide ptenal
Revenue to support tn. Government and to pay interest
tho Public Debt approved July ls 1862, may now &c eI
,inei a, the Office Of the Assessor No 74 6thav aud that
nch .,. valuations and enumeration. will remain open for
examination at place for the of fifteen day from
and after the date hereof,
And notice is hereby further given that appeals from the
proceeding. of the Assistant Assessors, within said District
relative 70 any erroneous or valuations of property
or object. liable to duty taIstou embraced 10 aid t'
will be received and determined the office ofthe Assessor
within Il W. DAYS thereafter. HOMER FRANKLIN,
Assessor Ninth Collection District, NewYork.
n B-A appeals required be made in writing and
must specify tie particular matter thing respecting
which decision is requested and also the ground principle
Of inequality or error complained OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
The ye,y-.yprscy Legislature.

TRENTON, Ihufsdsy, req. D. l.'3.
Ar SchoVel War Democfa;l OF Camden offered
the following JOINT resolutions IN the House to-day
Resolved That the paTseei events OF the past two
wears have revealed cz, u tie United States be-
yond question the possibility OF doubt that peaceful
feconc iaon upon the form OF Constitution j. Tepeed
and seemed by every Sae IN r7bcon and that seees
Oh Treason aud TIE hearts OF its uppoTtsIs norm
or South against county ana the disnisFA
tion Of our nation. =,
Re, lred That the citizens Of the United States In the
Stae of NewJeTsey believing II the duty oil every sOoo
citizen to sacrifice estate applause ana s isth 70 tue
sacred call OF country declare their unaefaoe de
Termination sustain the Government in IT. Efforts TO main
tn the honor the togy and tie eIence Of our Dat"na
Union. ,.. IT,, IL,
Of diversity upon points OF party distinction shan Testfair o.
Withhold as 10 The OetOu, OF al sc have OF con command
70 the Wind ion Of Government the Huntvhsnce OF
il. laws AID defense Of sLe deg Of our county.
These were referred 10 The Committee on Federal
Relations.
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CAyAL APPoIyTMTSTs.-Th Canal Board la
made the following appointments:

Supoinfendenn-Elis Canal Il. c. Dorm, z. Hop
Iin, F. MdleI Moore II }. Van pu.en Os~eso Cansl,
HarroUn; Chefnuug Canal Oliver A,n Chez suso GAIA
John shattnck ChAs Saith Oenssee Valley Canal d. u.
Soc Ger l. VI. Gauo: Black River CsuAl = V. Butler.
Coii,otor's.-AlDsny, Jno Hard. W.'t Trey '" d.
suuderlin sch.i .ctsdy, J. T. Mslet, tDliohye - Van
Fvers; Lille Falls Elijah Reed Cites, w. " Wesv.f.
Rome .Georse BatnAd, Jr; Syracuse Elelsr A. :" ism'
Montezulna Cha Tfue,d-ll Panyfa, - AveIi Hocnc~
ter EbclcET T. Outey; Albion. Lore ~ NJ Davis Lock
port g. h Bougnion Tonsw snda Emanuel iien'sf' Bui'
40 L. h. Hams; Waterford, Isaac Scowteni Font tdwstd,
j. l. Reynod.; Whitehall samuel COX Salina james
= Plumb; Phenix. O. W. Leslie Osweg0. J. -. Obncn .
Csoeya WIN 4 Van Nfarkcn Havana John .t '-ifich
JIorsshss1.. ). Is. Fsirma1i Corning. q W { Penn
I.n sJo..pL ST. John, Lhnd0n, 'Msro iiubbaa, OIlod
.iIor.,io Il Coot Bingham ton. 'Beniims Deyoe Moopt
vryu, Mcneil seymour DansvlNe. 'Geofse A. Sanders
Cspesies Jno ". Duel Olean. James Il Henry Boone.
Vile Pat " niams 800 49,
mn eor.-A .bsuy, Robert Hlson and Thos I'M West
T,oy isaac Iolin. End 81. Kelly uiics Peter Gsruhnd
sytacu,e John W. SuowbIdsr kocbester Daniel u. 10
der Buffalo Louter oGrougher and Walsh Oswego Henry
Paddock a.,
IV,fghnafer,-hlbs Jss faHeyi Yves, Troy, George
~ Ciuu.alu.; Utica NY Bushnell syracuse IS. V. A
FeltLeriJi RochesoI, 'IchaTd u. Howell Waterford,
Stuart.
Those marked thus reafpoin,ments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
NEW.YOEK LECISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. s. 1863.
Mr.. FOLGER reported favOrably q general bill
for the repayment of the bounty moneys raised by
the several counties in the State.
Mr.. CONNOLLY noticed bill 10 incorporate the
Hudson and Harlem River Cana Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. CONNOLLY-Anendatory of the charter
Of the Greenwich Insurance Company.
BY Mr.. MURPllY-Amendatory of the Brooklyn
City Charter.
by Mr.. MISREPRESENTATION the New
York Warehousing Company TO construct piers Oh
their lands under water ia the Twelfth Ward
bill amendaory of the act authorizing town
subscriptions TO the Albany and Susquehahiah KALI
road
THE EMANCIPATION RESOLUTIONS.
The special order, the resoluiious of Mr. Truman,
declaring III favor OF President Lincolnr Emauci ~
ton Proclamation were then taken up the question
being on tue Ostltute offered by Mr.. COOk.s
Mr.. PkUlN remarked that il WIS "a well known
fact that tho original resolutions were introduced
for the purpose OF affecting the result upou tue cleo
tian of United Slater Senator.
That event having transpred, he regarded the
consideration Of the resolutions now "a waste oil
tine. lie moved TO lay them the table.
Alter further debate, MIR. Cooks substitute was
adopted by yeas, 10; nays, z.
Mr.. MURPHY offered another substitute.
discussion ensned between Messrs. Murphy and
Ganson, when tho Senate took a recess until /
o'clock, p. III.
The Senate went into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr.. MONTGOMERY in the chair, and took up the
special order, tho Governors Message.
No one being prepared TO speak, the Senate adj
journed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
Navnl.
FOUR VESSELS TO REINFORCE THE SOUTH
ATLANTIC BLOCKADE.

ATLANTIC BLOCKADE.
The L. S. steam gunboat Wamsutta is under orders
TO leave this port to-day tomorrow to REINFORCE
the South Atlantic Bockading Squadron. She ia to
touch at Port Royal, and receive there such orders
relative 20 her future movements as the Commander
Chief may see fit TO Issue. Capt. klttridge, who
oad distinguished himself conspcpously, has been
given the commsnd Of the vessel. The Wamsutts lie
ore of the y gunboss built contract for the regu-
lar Navy iu 1861. She has recently undergone u
thorough oyerbauling here, and Is now IN excellent
condition. Her officers are:
Commander Jos Kittrdgs Acting Vol Lieutenant Acting
Eusigu Chas r. Bryant: Acting c. Assistant c. r. Hutc-
iuson; Acting As.i,taut paymaster. VIM X. Winslow
Acuns Masters Mates Geo B Goodrich, Char &c Ctossaan
Thomas 4, kinney Acting ERsnesr, WIZ. A andres VIM
The new screw steam sloop-of.war is ordered to
leave Philadelphia the same mission as the
Wamsuta. Size recently failed in two attempts TO
get to sea- but is believed TO be all right. She
is a perfectly new ship, and has on board nearly
300 officers and men, among whom Is illll guard OF
marines. Her hull Will compare favorably with
that of any other vessel the service having been
built by regular naval constructor.
To-day or tomorrow the Juniata will leave port
for the rendezvous at Port Roy al, where she will
be assigned TO a post Oh the Charleston blockade.
The steam-tug W alace also leaves here to-day or
tomorrow for the South-Atlantlc Fleet, most i'm
portant duty having been laid out for her there. The
nature OF il cannot be published
The new steam-tug Violet, recently the Martha,
has sailed from this port for the South-Atlantic
fleet She is a very pretty little vessel and j. needed
in the neighboIhood Of Charleston or hey West for
important service. She was recently purchased In
THE cltv, and was bull; ia Wiiliamsburgn. Her
officers are
Commander Acting Ensign j. W. Bennett Aenr Master
Mates Nm. H. Lndry George II. Muss AID John Bshop
Acting A.s,tan, Engineer John Seaman John J. kari
Edwin 7. hichaIdsob anc Samuel Fowler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
Assembly Standing COMMITTEES.

The following is tho complete list Of Standing
Committees us announced by Speaker Callieot Oh
Wednesday,
VAN and NeoHs--.iessus Depew, DEAN Niiani Dewey
" ood AID. Andtus, stewart Mayham ~,
Commerce and Aapgan0H-Messn NATION, harihs'
Leaney. Cutler BostwicA 49,.
Canai.-Me.n, THINNER. Breed, Bookstaver' hcuo"ah'
L. A. hopkins. Aattoon, Hu.et- n
Kih50ads-hessrs. Heaey Talman housh'on' DnJe''
Looms. - a., n, y,
B1nk,-Messrs g. Smith H. II. Fields Doughty Rouse l.
C. Fields $50 - =, III, po~au
In,uance Clmpuics-Messrs King 7. h. Ravens Boswell
T. Bmith Van Buren,. 80 A., p..oLs Par
Iu3- Ihrdf and Thy6e- Fitns BH'-MeF'rs' p'ooA'' 90
k-r, M yhanI Adrich, Murphy. 90, a.. iova,
Ly,rIsee.--Meists Van Buren, H. T. Smith, "eStDIooA'
Courtney Strait. . ID =, u.v.,. uoni,ou
Ttr ieg,s and Escii0nG-Messrs T. F. ravens hioulIoh
Pehn.n, or Alen.-alo.sr. OBren Palmer, Gilbert Nor
ton and Dipi,on If Torns and ConHiies-Mea r..
Prescott DMey, la.s.r, W0odw1sa' o-A",
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

The venerable Josiah Quincy attained bis nin,ty.
first year on the Sd inst. Two weIl-known mer-
chants Of Boston, both over four score, who were
Of his military family when he commanded the
ussars, paid their respects 70 their former Chief.
Notwithstanding the extreme cold. The united ages
Of The three gentlemen exceeds the period that has
elapsed since the landing of the Pilgrims.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

question by gentlemen who announced Themselves
paired off with political opponents. lie was incof
rect. also, in his charges upon the Republicans tna
they desire to crush investigation. They opPcrei
roviug comnission but were prepared fnly W lhVeS
tIgate ali charges
Several motions for recess and to adjourn "vere
made aud lost
Mr.. DEAN moved TO reconsider the vote adopting
the substitute and lay that motion on the table.
Lost, and the House refused 10 consider the vote.
The following il tue substitute III passed:
Hhsreos C~rsin iupropsr official conduct on the
part OF the member Of his House from the nth dist lei Of
hngs County have been crruied aud whereas tho honse
desires ui hve.gston OF every distinct charge against
said member. therefore
h''or', That ~h-res, specific charge shall be made
hiihf thi mbubrG OF corrupt criminal conduct Ia h
ocia c r.e.er which charge shall b. in wTitin. signed
o neinb- Of the LresatnI- stn; shat he bell we'd the
sane u DE- trur aud giving the acts aud circumstances upon
"hlch "a belief "Ss ionndfd AID which charges shau ap
pear to demand an ilve.tisaon then Committee Of Five
N be ELECTED by ho house with power TO send for persons
AID papers sod nqulie sad and report 70 the
mouse he evidence ana conclusion Of the Committee thereon
Al 9:"O =. M, adjourned.
The Assembly met NJ 7 p. M
!Le SPEAhER announced Mr.. Cornell as men,
Der OF the COMMITTEE Oh Banks in place of Mr..
Fields, excu.ed; Mr. Clark on Charitable and Re-
llgioue SOCIETIES in the place Of Mr.. Loutrel; Mr..
W ant On the Erection and Division Of Towns and
Counties III the place OF Mr.. Darcy.
The House went in Committee Of the Whole, j.
5. lEVENS, in the chair, took the floor and argued
IN MI able speech il favor Of the emancipation pro-
clamation the justification OF arbitrary arrests and
the suspension Of the writ Of habeas corpus as d
military necessity.
Mr.. DEAN took the floor to reply, but being in-
disposed, gave way to motion to postpone further
debate till Thursday next. Agreed to. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

A FAT JoB-The Mary Benton, II little Conncc-
ticut river steamer, has been sold TO the Govern
mont for $j2, 600. Sic cost, when new, only So
600. ard the Government has paid her owbeTs
81 900 for the use Of Der the last Blk months. j.
would be interesting to know how The purchese
money was divided. NoS-li"ven Journal
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The Au,i.sln,ery Society Of Cnmnda.

TORONTO, IhnfEdsy. 7 go. ., Ilt3
The Anti-Slayery Society Of Canada held lie ami
versary last night, the Hon. Geo. Brown, Oliver
Mowat, and Others addressed ths Society. Com.
niittee was appointed to prepare an address to Mr.
Lincoln, expressing the sentiments OF The Society.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic.
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CARRIED.

sKIDMORE-SMITH-OD Thursday, Feb 5. Of the rest
deuce Of toe brides father, by the Rev. Jacob Wsv
David s. Skdmore to Emma Jean, eldest daughter OF B.
Aipheus Smith. oil OF Brooklyn. No cards.
TAYLOR-TUREER-I West Wateivile, Ne, on Sunday
evening, Feb l. by che Rev. A. II. Morrel Mr. Nathan w.
Taylor Of sidney Mss Emma c. only daughter OF the
Rev. 4. Turner OF Augusa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
E.eavy Snow storm in PENNSYLVANIA.

ALTOONA Pa, ThuTsday, Feb 5, IDbJ.
The heaviest snow storm for several years Tell on
tie mountains to-day. Ii has driited 70 on the rail
railroad track ms to hinder tbe passage Of trains. aud
twelve trains were stuck III The snow near Galitzea
at 10 O'Clock tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

QUICK WoHT.-The Presidents Message wa
published in Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, in l.
DAYS and 30 hours after It's delivery i'll Washington
So much for the overland telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

FUNERAL OF DAVID L. ARNOLD.-1he funeral Of
David P Arnold who died Tuesday. Feb g. TOOK place
ye,teday from the Dutch Reformed Church the Of
Market aud Henry streets There large attendance OF
the friends and relatives OF the deceased number Of mill
ry men, scho officers and school teachers and members Of
the O. OF q. F., met request at tho late residence OF
the deceased at O'clock and moved In procession to the
church. The Rev Nh Murray conducted the funeral services
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

The BRoOKLYN COLLEGIATE AND PoLYrEcHSic
IssrrTUrKThe snuua entertainment of the pupils Of the
aud Polytechnic lntuie took place at the Acaoe
NV Of Music ast night The audience filed every par OF the
tn.a,er The programme consisted Of prologue decsma
ticns recitson csthencs and the pays OF Damon and
Pythas and Fish out OF Water" the whole Interpreted
wih songs aud hymns in oil OF which the pupils deported
themselves with credit The proceeds after paying expenses
are 20 be spilled the enlargement Of the library and the
apparatna o the Institute.
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SALrs or RIAL EsrATE.-E. II. LudlOw and
" - Frspl lin made the following sales yesterdhy:

" H. Frsnll made the following sales ye,terdhy:
II ~u.e and lots Sob-ri. II ". eth Az 4)IilJ.4S 200
Lo II w. co 9r-a, end 5Jt-L 2JSSh. .....'..''.l 500
L,t4. 52dt go H. ~ stray 2oIlp 9v
IL est, sii. Jdsv D. H.. 5iths, 2SI ~"
core = .e 5ist.,, E5 f., T. Of t. ar ~
ts W ~ sttL-.t. 81 H. = BToad"Ay tacL I'A5j
s n side 46iL sos eth-sv.. e.c ~ ....I 10
lot n W Leyirgt0u-sy AID Spths ~ tN@n go
Let = eide y8th-st 100 t. T. 9h-ay 231 W...''.'. by
LIN W coz l7l, md 6lhly. I'LlN. <tp
ot ride gi'h-st Co IT, T. 3'-ey 70, ~
1t ~ sJe 53as $50 f. +. ~ av' I"<
a.. " cor ltat ard jd-sy z5y IoV.. .eschl 30
" coz IOitn-.t AID 36av. each !xtO ..eschl Joe
side 3dsv, 81 3 lc@a-'t @.5 80
ios T. iv se.sy rs 5. sh. t. ssch Z'1l'p .aehl ~
los ~ i le I0fth 100 a. Of tth-sv each z'hi H.. 80
dots safnIfg 10 sud ia the rear on olh'st ~ ''tV
snd ID. bal ..Aeh TO-
LOT. : I4gt with two IN rear ea' -oa'S IL ta;h
az \ ~ cor 3dav and l0C'h at cacn 23JEi'O eaehlo3J
49, adjoining aOo,e Jd-ss each - 1IllO oIc'''l ~
io. adjoining ABOVE each - lilo each ..'IV'o
io - s. C5eh.st 100 ioe, H. d 2dAv with three lots ann
In he rea each 2aKiOilI, '''
io,. s. ,lll..t 2l5 iect ". Z. Avenue a cash 2'I
not. H. ). Iz.t Ia rear Of above eAch 2'1 gO or; Nv
2lot.E w. corner 2bts tnd Avenue A. each Z'-Ai' I'M
StS $ isi $50 feet w. ih south 'ld'
5ht 20 iset W. stn,y s' an S's; s5. sl'n S1s
Lot ~ = I38,1t about 200 feet h. 6iLa', ""h ol "a
each 2x39 each 81. 49,. s.a9II
lots n : h''h't 10 ee' r. o' '.'" 675
LOT s. $ lss,,,s $50 H. t. sL.ay 25r@.il.....;;' 10
4lot'S. 5 lJoihs 80 IT, w ''h-V', e1en ''. go
,lot, J. I6,h,l, 100 n. T. ath-iy, each 2'hlo' o.n
each w
los ~ s. IGft w.th two ia the Fesr 30 - OH
sv each l5r0lIl osch........' 80
L't o. f. eide 5i-av 100 IL 5. 1881. z5xioS .l@O
dor. on - sde io3d--,., lt5 r. Il 3iav esen 2'Hiv~
iot. n .dc ii2as. 49, fl W. sGav, each 2aAltoll.
Zach "a. 500 r. 6.aJ 2sIioo 7b
lots ~ aide Ilslh~t, z.ofE OF 4ina'' s'cD %i" eo
10 n $ Of Isii 25soi. 72s
House aud lot sids 5sth't 800 H. oil iohaV i"'i
y.y,.,.,,,,,..,.......
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No HiRus OF The Europa.

HAL.YAx N s., Thof.lsy, FEB. lG0J-ll ..
No sign. of the steansiip EiroIa, now about due
at this port. Weather Inc and cold
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OFFICE. No. rs BRoipwAy.

ao.Ler,s Arny.-ihe ADAMS EXrktss COM
resumed sendisg pac Tor oioors SOLDIERS.
"a athsr, couuected with the Hooker Army Acquis
sna Falmouth. Windmill Point, and oths places In ths
Nothing contabard OF war Sken. Friends Of soldiers ~,
notided packages contain Rug bottle of lu9I wiz -
eondscated BY the Provost ,darshaL
Care shoui be asedn addressing boxes or packages Inc
Company Regiment and Division should DO written IN aa
on each package. -,
Our Express leaves isy for the srmsa' Nonck suno;
Newport news, tanioaR Acquit re =, o" sAA'
other aoiL,s. al 4! p. ". ADAMS fArNhS> r. "a,
~. :. .-Is2 -.sa.G1, .-!.isas" p-a'~ 4
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6reclal x otlres.
Frederick Douglass

Frederick Douglass
VIII talk on the Presidents Emancipation Proclsmsiioo
anu '''s '''t Ca FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. g. 1868
AT TIE COOPER INSTITUTE
Af%i2 Toa 10 SsS No. sI % %s.r. No ISL
Broadway md the office Of Ihe Aus0-A African No ~
Be-kmanst
United stnte, Christian CoIun,iss sion will hold
nerting ID. W a Academy Of Music, on SUNDAY
EVENING rext the g'h n'', AZ =. o'clock. Li.rt'Dea-
Dr.. TYING. Mi Cen. A. Z. BURNSIDE the Rev M.
DURYEA the Rev. ALEXANDER REED. sud Col Nc
Tickets Free can be had st Sheldon Co... No ?9s Broad
way; Appetons No. AS Broadway Carter No 80 Dtcs-
way RaSdophs Amy-., Bfoiiway Tract House, No.
Is, Na.san.si Book Rooms. No 2Oo Ma6eny.t Euassii-
cal knowledge soeIets No; , 9lae gSrsei
DAVID HoADLEY. 'OmS"'''
FRED. G. FOSTER,
NORRIS X. JESUP.
General society of Mechanics and Tradesmcn.
VIII Lecture before the above Society THIS Friday EVEN
ING ;. living Hal: IIyins Place corner oil is'h''''
sabject: The OBJ. cation Of Mankind to Wars
The Polytechnic Association of the Americas
sasi's q iHtS tFrjsy1 EVENING. FEB: G. at 4; O'clock.
Subject: Heats" The meetings OF tbs Association arc
open 10 the public. sAML. d. rILLdAN, Chairman
THos d. srErsoS. Secretary
Chapped Hands, Face, Lips. sunbarn, &c
Certain sud Immediate Cure. -HEGEMAN 4 Co.'S CAM
PHOR ICE WITH GLNCERlNEi II used according ~ ""
directions will keep tie hands soft in the cojess weather.
Price Is cents Sold by Drlsg's Sent By mail on recei
If N can't. nEGEMAN Co.,
Chemists and Druggists, n Y.
Ladies, Gilt Combs.
NEH sly Ks
Io,. received from PeIis. For sale by 49,,
JUN UEO C. ALLEN, 10. as Brosdwsy.
One door below Csnal-st
sleeve Buttons aud studs.
NEW STYLES.
"a One 4 NO. and Three Dollars sst. For sale
~ u. g. ALLEN,
" No 4i5 Broadway. one door below Carls
The United states Tsx Law,
NOW READY in a pamphlet Of y pases on Tine, white
nsn Beside the bill which VOID tor word in scce Tdsncs
I'm IN. ocna text pend 10 II Alphabetical keca~
mutation of every article TO De taxed BY the law ana tao
sponnt OF the he levied thereon This renders -
romplete and COW enent II Is possible tonake II.
Price pc stPsd - 100 seat By express -
Der 100 II BY mail Address THE TRIBUNE. New.fork
India Rubber Gloves
For Chopped Hands salt Rheum. Housework, etc.
NGRsERY AND HOSPITAL SHEEIlAG.
India Rubber Jewelry.
And RUBBER GOODS
OF every description. Wholesale aud Retail,
GOODYEAR5 r. GLOVE MFH Co.
No. TO Broadway.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Tux ADAMS EXPRESS GoNPANT
are running daily Expresses the Louisvle and
Nashville Railroads.
Freiehs for BOWLING GREEN and NASHVILLE must be pre-
paid and an invoice OF the goods properly to before
Notary Public should accompany the packages.
ApAMs EAPNkss loMPANN New. fOIk