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a1lteH VI
S.-T.-fS0O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BIT


They purify, strengthen, and invigorst~
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and 49,
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late howS
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasnatic aud intermittent Nevera
They purify the breath and scidity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhes Cholera, and Cholera Morba
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the beat Bters In the world They make The
weak man strong and exhausted natures great ressrss
arc composed the celebrated Cays Bark Csscsrns
BARR Dandslion. Chsnonls Flowers Lavender Flowsra
WinterUeen. Aniss Clover Buds Orange Peel snsisRso
CsTawsy Coriauder, Burdock s-T-ls6o-x, 10
The following " s,mpls Of the Testimony daily receivsds
SOLDIERS Hoxs. CNcissArI. O., Jan. Is. lesa
me,srs. y. II. DRAKk L Co.
GENTLEMEN: This Institution has received and exspdsl
cid to 1900 sick and disabled sodis have OF late
administered the Plantation Bsrs In numerous cases Of On.
haustion feves Of appetite &C. with the most remark
able and gratifying results. 1t appetite strength ana
cbseues and has given many poor fellow bis usual
health wish this preparation in every family 10 svsy
hospital sSd on every battle field.
With respect. your servant
DIG W. ANDREWS. supt
WARRINGTON D. c., Jsu. a. 1868.
GENTLEMEN: We require smother supply Of your Plsnts
ton Bter the popularity Of which daily increases with The
guests Of our house.
Respectfully SYKES CHADWICK Co.
Props Willsrds Hotel.
CLEVELAND. Dec. 8, 1852.
- I bsve been 40 I'll with Liver Complaint sal
Dyspepsia that compelled TO abandon my business
used three bottles Of the Panson B,e and my aston.
shment, am entirely cured. They the best medicine
used and shall endeavor to make them known Please
inform me what S-T.--l960-x means
Yours. truly, HB KINGSLEY
Or. w. A. Chds. Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Rest-
nsn, writes wish every soldier bad bottle Of Plshtaos
Bers They the most effective, perfect, and harmless
tonic ever used"
GAIT House,, LounvlLLx. Ky, Dec. 20. is62.
Dis,srs. r. H. DRAKE L. Co.
We compelled order u doIen Plantation B.tsfs -
supply friends who have other way Of procuring this ~
nirsble article. Respectfully. yours,
SILAS 4. MILLER 4 Co., Propre.ors.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1851.
The Plantation Bittsrs have cured me Of ~
wor, Kind Of Dyspepsia four ye5 standing bsvs
recommended them Others snd fer as know with si
nal success. Ian, Gc., Rev. J. s. CATH0RN.
BURNETT House., CrscIssAri. O., Dec %, 1851
Messrs DRAKE Co: The Plantation Btteu appear to b
very popular here send twenty more, and oess
Yours truly T.P. SAUNDERS Go.
&C. &c, &C., &C.
NB-They particularly recommended 20 females 40
d.licate person, requiring gentle stiuulsut
Sold by all Drussst, Grocers, and Country Stores
r. IL. DRAKE Co.,
No. 2O2 BROADWAY. n
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- po,,,icnI nforrnn,iou.

Aoreesble TO the following iuvitation, abou
tbirtv gentlemen assembled las' evening at the
,,,acs dssionated. and only organized BY the cleo
| ,io, of \ Chairman end Secretary:
Wv" - NEw-YoHk, February s. 1863.
ma, SIN: Believing that the diffusion OF political nfor
setluly invite you consult with that subject
on Friday OnOrow) eyeons at o'cloct at Dsmoaieo'
fhh svf"s Snd IsspssfaI room
W o: DUNCAN. A. BELMONT,
y. Il. MILLER. JOHN y. AGNEW.
ca, LA MONT. sAMh J. TLLDENo
GEORGE 4. Curtis, HENRY YOUNG.
SYDNEY f. MORSE A. S. JARVIS
One of the notices having found its way to our
Office, we dispatched reporter thther, but he was
politely informed that representative Of the Press
were admitted. The door was carefully guarded,
and unusual pains taken that no person should be
admit ed without an invitation, with lis name there
on corresponding with lst at the door. The meet
ing lasted about two hours and adjourned subject to
the call OF the char.
In addition to the consideration Of the subject rel
forth IL the notice, The Diffusion Of Political In
formation" several other matters were talked Of
the most important of which was the establishment
Of & fund for eiectiopeeripg purposes at the next
Preside ntial and other prominent elections in this
State. The latter subject was, after much talk laid
over for future consideration.
The special object VI the meeting As set forth in
the notice then as we understand came up for con-
sideraten. What was done the reporter could not
learn with any positiyeness, but telegraphic dis
patch in relation TO the gratuious circulation OF
Tie World in the Army of the Potomac may shed
some ligh, upon the subject.
On reference TO that useful publication the City
Directory. and other sources, we mako out the fol-
lowing exl lanalons as to the who and what Of the
foregoing list:
VIM b. Duncan banker. Duncan. Sherman Co tHis
pAtueI one Of the famous fih Avenue Committeel
lspes Bryce merchant No. ~ Chamber street
L. II. Miller United States Army, No 80 Second avenue.
4. A la Mont merchant, No ilt Water street
David h. Wheeler, lawyer, No. 2J1 broadway.
teorre IT Curtis In the Directory, but Is the well
toown Pro.sisyery lawyer OF Boston.
sidney T.. Morse, publisher Of ihe y. y. Ob'err-r.
Au.ust Belmont banker. agent for the RotnschildI
= =. H. Morse Telegraph inventor brother OF Ot'eTrs'
editor
Jonn T. Agnew merchant No. 20i 'FRONT.' street
San pei J.. Tden. lawJ en- No. IL all street.
Lonus Andrews leather uerchsut No. y Oold street
iiensy loanF, merchant, No. y John street
s. Jarvis, tobsccoIist south street. corner Of Citation
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Drslnsss No!lces.
INTERNAL REyENCE."
OFFICE oy U. 5. Assessor.
EIsrn COLLECTION DisrRlCr, y
~ 81 ltIv E.I


EIsrH COLLECTION DfsrKICr, y. I.
No. al 6tiaV., Feb. ), 1863
Notice e. hereby given that the lists, valuations and
enumers,ons made ard taken by the A'itaa. Assessors
within tho district since the IL. day Of September l662 and
previous the lat Day Of February 1862 under and In
,usnce o, the provision. Of An Act to provide Ipterna
Revenue to ruppo the Government aud to pay interest on
tho Public Debt" approved July lot, 1852 may now be
aminei the Office ofthe Assessor No. 7l etLsv ard that
such i.s valuations and enumeraiion' will remain open Tor
examination sad place for the space Of hsecn days from
aid sner tbs date hereof,
And notice i,leIeby further given that appeals from the
proceeding. OF tie Astanl Asse,.or within sail District
relative to any erroneous excessive ysu,iiOn' 0fProPeIty
or object. liable 70 duty taxation embraced 10 aid m
will 10 received and determined the oce ofthe Assessor
w.Ln 6ye days thereafter HOVER FRASELlS
Assessor Histh Collection District. New.Yok.
" BAn spreal, required be made in wiring and
must srecfy tho Ps,lea'r matter tns respecting
h decision reqaesod and also the ground principle
Of inequality or error complained Of
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ow-NoTHISGIsA IN MassAcHr.ETTs-Tbe
constitutional amendmeu. ratified in 1859, which re-
strained fOreign.born citizens from voting for two
years afer naturalization has been repealed far
as legislative action DO It, and will be submitted
10 the people in May.
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6yerlal Noilces.

United states Christian Commissf will ho,S
ueeting %. W al tee Academy OF Music, on sUNDAf
EVENING heI tho 9th inst, At y O'Clock. Lieut. Gen
SCOTT will preside. Addresses will be made by the kev
DIR. TYING, Msj Gen A. T.. Burnside. the Rev Mr.
DURYEA, the Rev. ALEXANDER REED, and Col DC
kEAN
Tickets Free; be had 81 Sheldon Co.'S No. 315 Broad
way Appetons No. 4iJ Broadway Cartes No $50 Broad
way RANDOLPH Amityst and Broadway Tract House NO.
$50 kasssu.s.. Book Rooms No. 200 Mubeuyt Essngel-
ca knowledge Society, No. Bible House.
EBw.YORK COAgI1TE1.
WILLIAM 4 DODGE Chairman.
SALEM n. WALES, Iice-ChaiTmsn.
JAMES N. BROWN Treasurer
JAS G. HOLDEN, Rec. Secretary.
FRED. C. FOSTER, HI. D1Eh, ~
Chairman Ex Com. ARCHIBALD RUSSELL,
RUSSELL s. COOK Nj. X. JESUP,
Secretary do, JAMES w. BEEkAAN.
DAVID UOADLEY WALTER T. GRIFFITH,
JONATHAN SRI R0E5. 4. c. pORcMUS,
JOHN r. JOHNSTON, OLIVER BRONSON,
u. WILLIS JAMES, SMITH sHELDOS,
NATHAN BISHOP HENRY BULL
i b. CALDWELL. DAVID TERRY.
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DEP.

urluin fiis city on Ih.rsaiy, Feb ; Mary J.. cldeh
J,.elt.r Of John '. Beam o. forptou. n. J. -
mo lefti viii take place AZ tae tluch fompton' -
on SUNDAY. 8th Int. 4 y y. -
CHIW--On NtdEefdsy evening, fcb n ms te'lGein O.
No b5 IVES, Thirty StA sttti, alter lingering 4Lh,sS
Robert Chcw. la his tJl ygli. .,,,. ,
E relative, end endr Of the family stc respectfully Invited
g. stlYd the 6uusrI at Zion Gtuch, corner N Madison
.verus aid Ily-sshh stree. ON sunday tue ,lh lh'
:. III O'Clock D. H.. without lgIthef notice. M
FGX- a. I.f y1t;e leup Saturday JAN "a, NHl.zm y
fo1 II The l.n Illinois Regiment, seoona son o. John D.
Foy. i-rssy Cay. .seA - yeaIA . o, n,
GHOy Es-suddeiiy OF epope2y, Saturday. Jan 81 pt
William Groves ugo1 t3 YEAR ssiYH o, h9Ski L"s'Na
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ElemorinI 20 the Loai.lriurc.
cadence Of Th, II. 7. Tdbuae.

? enttpcudence Of IAt n. !. I1bune.
AtBASY, Thursday FEB. 3, 1863
The State Anti-Slayefy Committee, now ia See.
sion here, has addressed to the Legislature a
semoral, praying that The Senators and represents
,.rnro the early passage Of General Emancipation
le'. Ii IL as follows;
., a> B1evoH Ms 6enafe and AsemtIy of the STATE Of
Men. York,
"a. x,p.Yert e.Ats Auti.Savery Committee, believing
h ff,I.ea, Laco f'ee bis late Messefe 70 Congcss that
slseBi ksysfy Isbeiou could never have e1sted nd
riEe Savoy Il could not coutilBe that to save
ear se,rt1" =, "rsH dbsyitrs ourselves that &" the
49,. ~ ssst y,r ps De.o21gste % the stormy Ires-
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Naval.

CAPT. FAIRFAX ORDERED TO AN IRON-CLAD.
1he Navy Department has signalized lis apprecia.
ton Of the gallanry oil Commodore Fairfax, late OF
the san Jacinto. by appointing hin to the command
OF the iron-clsd battery Nansucket, now under
orders Ut Boston, 10 prepare nj for active ser
vice Southwark. Capt. Fairfax il Acknowledged to
be- one Of the bravest men IN the navy. lie was u
scboo-fellow Of Wordeu, Geo. RodgeTs, JOIN Gaes',
AID ether officers whose names the Rebellion has
brough, prominently before the country. He har
reported at Boston for HE new ship aud is working
day anti night TO get her of. complete siah oil
officers has been cent for the qessel.
MEMORIAL FOR ADMIRAL PAuLDING
Some OF the most distinguished loyal citizens OF
Brooklyn are getting NJ memorial 10 the s-nhte,
praying that body 10 coIiirm the promotion OF Ad'
miral paul!iuy, Commander Of tho Navy ard.
Ihe do umout states that tie interest Of the country
aud the business 81 the Government could no, he
more iii Iently attended 10 than n has been since
Hiram Panldiug took command OF the station. The
enthusiasm OF tie movers shows that tie ADM. al
nas many fiiends IL our sister city.
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oVwcr, No. - BROADWAY

,,a,-..r,. .rmy-Ihe ADAMS EXPRESS COM
pSV 49, Ie,ned lending paeksses loT ocefs, soldiers
"a ,h.r connected win Gr. lockers Army at Ac9aia
Cneh Falmouth Windmill Point, and other places IL TIE
Noting contrabsnd Of taken. Frend' Of soldier, are
notified packages coqteuiGg one bottle et hqaot VA %
eona,catel by toe Prove si.Marshl. -
Care should be used q addressing boxes or packages TIE
Company Regiment fId Division should 5s Written In sun
On each package i, 80
oar Express esvcs daily for the army at Norfolk sunoo
Newport News, kalnoslh Acquia Creek Wa-hnson' Aoo'
other gQIats, at 4. 2. IN. ADAMS EArhhoo W. w.,
Nos, 80 aud AZ broadway, and E.as1 pssee.
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MOTHERS.
MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed nigh, ard broken Of your rest by
o.,,ins teshi II 90 90 and get bottle Of Mrs
wSLows sooTHsG SrErF. I, will relieve the poor little
.uaercr iane4!atey-dpsnI upon It; there Is no n'.,Ae
sbeu.lt Thsrs mother earth Who has ever used
H. who will tell you chat II viii regulate the bow
-. and give he mother aud relief aud health 10 the
chd operating se n..o 1t l. perfectly sale TO in a.!
as, AID pleasant 80 tie t, aud 10 the prescription Of
d the Oldest and bot female physicians hud In Tie
United STATES. Price ?S cents. Sod ovcrywhsre.
RrMovL.-The Office Of Mrs. WNsLOw'S
soo1MlsG sYRrr removed &c No. q Deys. hrs. WIss-
low, DozE,rc RECEIPT. nice h,io cook book, can be
had rr.Ii. by .nplnins !. aboye.
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UorrL AnrIyALs.-Comm0dore Gardiner Of Ito
H. : Navy; Cooush ". u. Hooper l. 4 0r4rr he,nolas,
ana Wm u. Maron Of Ito u .. Amy a. G. brsdofd al
i,onAt and Professor H. Bolos Philadelphia se u 'au
Aletropolilen Hotel. 49,
EdwsId Rowland. Phi'odephiai i. w. Summer. New
Of.ansi !. H. Butler y. Amy Jno w. htneL u A- In
(aniryi G. Willard. Cuba; Kobt ". Dyl.r, Baumtfo
and l. H. Ten Eyck, Albany, at the St hiehoa. Ho'e
Capt moore oi the U. ,. Amy - IA. Casas W.. ~
Vim b. n CoIeDs Philadelphia Ctpt H. l. Roe N/hrk
W. X Tbur,ton Of Indiana and IL 4 Cushing 1n D'si.n
are ,moug the arrivals ct tho Aston House
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Shocking Accident 20 Union Paroied
Prisoners i'm kichmond-A Number
Drowned.


Shocking Accident 20 Union pmoied
Prisoners i'm kichmond-A Number
Drowned.
The Eichmond Erominer of the 2Sth ult. says:
Between and o'clock yesterday morning,
while upward OF 900 exchanged prsoneB
were being conducted from the Confederate States
Prison to the Petersburg depot for transportation to
City Point, the 1oot-bridge spanning the basin nj
Eight street gave way while the hne WIS passing
over it, and went down a wreck in tel. feet Of
water, carrying with it all upon the bridge from 80
TO 50 in number. The utmost excitement at once
ensued among the prisoners, and the members OF
several companies OF the City Battalion, who had
them under guard, exered themselves strenuOusly to
rescue them, but the morning beng dark aud
cloudy, their efforts were attended with but partial
success. On calling the roll, Y OF the prisoners
found TO be missing, or, at least, no. answer.
ing 20 their nanos. Two Of the guards, members OF
Capt. Mauls's company (E) City Battalion, were
slso misspg and it is feared they have shared the
fate of the prisoners.
Not withstandiug the lsmentable mishap, the pris-
oners Were sent on to Petersburg by the regular
train. During the morning throDgs OF persons as-
sembed both banks of the basin and the bridge
10 witness the preparations for recovering the bodes
from the basin. At the suggestion oil Coroner
Sanxay the outlets were opened for The purpose OF
drawing tie water of; but the basin emrtied ow-
ly, ana up 20 O'Clock ?. m. yesterday but three
bodies had been discovered, two Of them Union
prisoners, and the third the body Of Confederate
soldier that had evidently been In the water mouth
or more.
Darkness approaching, The further search for the
victims was postponed until this morning, wien an
official investigation viii he mad.
II is stated that the fallen bridge was con.
sructed after pattern introduced from Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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Vhe Arnbis Onward Eouai-No signs OF
the Europa.

HArr,x Fob 8, - o'clock g0o- y
The steamship Arabia arrived from Boston nj five
o'clock TN. morning, and sailed again for LiverpCoi
10 eight O'Clock =,
TIere are. az yet, no signs Of the steamship En-
ropa. now due, wish weeks Later Intelligence
Ir1ln Enrnnr.
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EO. Cor Newbern.

THE HARNDEN EXPRESS STEAMER AUGUsC
DISSMORE will sail Tor Sswbcrn and vicinity Gu sAfUk
DAY next February Articles for soldiers taken o. 'e"
low rates
This Company have resumed sending soo'' !" "''"'''
Army Of Falmouth and vicinity.
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CAsUALTIEs.-Several severe accidents have oc
cured recently account Of tho slippery state of the side
wsks. Mrs Mary Allen, residing in Pork avenue Mns
Bridget Barlow. residing in Hudson avenue, and Mrs
Shesion. residing In Pearl street sustained falls which IL
each case resulted IA fractures of the leg
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" tFtLsER

.pP MUM BISH1P-in Baiub'idss n T. on Thur.dsv
F,, D. LOS h. w. 10 MuGn Of Ncw-fofh 20 Sophia -,
daughter o. Lths hshop, rtq Of tie former rsce No
cais.
ryTEHE IS-IOTTN On Tuesday evening Feb 3 By he
Row tslrb Stlttr J.ss, rrtsikl Aufs Susan Lofty.
vouuresi daughter Of john Lofty esq Caids Issued f.
Ills city on Tuesia,, Feb. Cnes
". Eosss g. A.as h.becc4 - uan Hayden Dol o tns
city.
TlfPPPp-TII EsTON-In Boston. Or Weinofdty Feb.
bythsE.v Dr. C,unet William Vaughan iuqpe o. iroo s-
yn 20 Naria h'iete fcou JJurge daus ter Of lhos
lI..ion of Mon. No calls
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The Missouri H4egi.,niurc.

JfFrEHsos Crn, Fdiay Fob G. 1868.
AL parties have beon IN c'ucns gam i''n'gh';
An afteppt WAS made 10 unite the ChaTCO0ls and
CIavbanks on the Senatorial question, but nothing
was accomplished BON parties stand hfn.
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SUDDEN DEATH on SHIrBoARD.-John RYAN, q
newly shipped board British bark Isabella
Robn.on eeired for London died suddenly yesterday after
beng relieved from h watch The body sent shore
and the Coroner notified verdict Of Death paturs
causes" rendered by the Jury.
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ASSISTANT DIsTRrcr-ATToRyEY.-At the last
Getting Of the Board of Supervisors the DistcAorney
Kings County authorized to spDOiut an assistant at
salary Of / i, 800 year.
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AhlilGrn Noiltco.

Good News for the soldiers Families.-we
unae st4nd the Rev. =. MASON BARTLETT, Chaplain oil
the -. Regimen, n y. Mounted Rides Col G. C. dodge, Il
81 Joc,d in tn cS TODAY, - distribute money 10 The
families Of the u tho above Regiment 10 hc" foTk aoa
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CATARRll

Is onen form OF Throa. Disease which creates perpetual
d,ro to wsow as II something were sticking in the upper
raa OF tue Throat, BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocnEs u'ed
With good re.us n M, annoying disorder
TRUssEs.-MARsH & Co.'S Radical Cure
Tsr.. Oace No ye,y,' under A.'or lioa'. opgo,ie
tho chufch No connection "hseSe Sl any o'Nei 4'"''
Once ofssuo name. hn,, attends Laile'.
DIsv,sps OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, I'RiN-
AM ,SD sEIr,L SIsTLNs New aud reliable ,ret meui
10 R~tos Of the Howard AssfCAr ~ Seat ~ sealed t'
sr envelope rec o. h.ss AIdfs, d. ssiiLS Horan.
ros Howard A.'oestioo' fLi"AHlp"-' Ia.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Tng AuA.- EKFHR,s fO1PlSf
i-c now rupurg d4iy sIprcs,ss The loui'ye and
Nashville Retreats.
Notary Public should a'oonli az tho Psrkls"'
Ao'hs tS,Hr's 'o1rASr New-Yorh.
Tur CELEBRATED CRAIG MICRosCUPE viii
rs cont by mai, p,-,as ra. vii" be.u.iu Ior.d ou-
c,s Tor - Lu ral ac'ga 20 ne trade Atife, ins"'
ICara no Csn,fcsl. ti foor " \. Recalled GA hfod r
1y toviFH Nsir@ Aif g. 5hErAtp as low. 1885 Me-
IttraSp 'j's thAs. LEAhtH under nHnum'a "ln-'u'n.
PnAAL NOTIFIED SOAP - rue BGSr
nd o.t economical Tor laundry END family use b,n- par.
runry adapted flannel, end ell s,ri. Of wooea good.
,i.auso,u,d and Tor sac by l.. MohsAss so,s 3d. III
Ws,lh ston-.t a..d 20. $50 Ne.,-s'.
h.o rAsu.. rAtr, '.i NJ. soap'
Tgrs,rs.-.-Dr RIGCs's HARD RUBBER MUl.-
-IIptr tn h,sI,s thr most stalcli c..ti,4,u tbs
..rIin.nt md V,ricucGLs Trus. my De zen g; Dr.
i.oo q, oho. 40. bsrc.ry-s.. Ne@-ioiA
SEE "FoOTg's PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK
STAND" q; WnratAH W'L'os's, 80. sos broadway.
BEAUTIFUL LFF-lIKE PICTURES
Gates de Waite. ~ er dozen; Duplicate fl " All
Ners'ye. reg .seied IT, A. Ltwis 20! Cha'hansL. ~ y
WHEELER a WILSON'S SEwING-MACmNES,
nIeuSsf rRsmrA
International ) ibit.on. London ile1
OLce. No st5 Bnospw,r. Ncw.York.
GoLD PCEs.-The best and the cheapest at
l. NonI0s's No. % .isilea. lane, Hrv-Nors.
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FLEA fire occurred at 10 q. m. yesterday OF
No IS Vnderbit nue occupied BY the family OF John
Burke which caused b. blind man, who in lighting his
pipe threw the mach upon bed aad yet IL ire. Dauge
abou 4.
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Beei4sa'8. Over before H.
TO.NiG1T. SAT- hDAi,
s,crnd time ,oiton' very Attractive standard comedy
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
ROSfRC LESTER WALLATh
HitroLAs Ruiz ..............;. M CHARLES tlShEK
IfNbsHttS l. ..................ML GEOAOt hUi.LAND
PLtltOhA.. NM,
EhthION hi NSh W,
HhFAILLL i.El 'Oi.no
CUTLER Air IAN he
YsL.I PhhsLoE
nos Observation-Disclosures Miss MANY GANNON
/ NlrS GNf kILLf................hlss FANNY MOlLANI
SALLY DOwARlGHr.............i' JOAN ~ tJS
MoNDAY-E. ,l sad l,.t nisii for the pre'eu. OF
TUG. DAT-lFlrst up'e herr--lhc cna mins tore1y o.
uGNEtEIr'.
rams a.cd the French and saaled 10 'hs Aner,'-
by ,ne lur - q. WILKINS, Esq Tho play, 60 tnns.ar
No ,fu a. IT. rrst concentration. vii no Hl odicr4
appropriate secueD, dresses appointments sd po"r'
WEDNESDAY by de; s,',s,. ne be .ooan'i' pa"
wi he repeated fir tho n,nth tim.
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lHTSBAND THE lBisH HfIREsS. LOVE AND MONEY,
IgIt PhONOhlp uusBASD, Tue SthOOL FOX
scAHDhL. aua lAE ROAD 10 E1IN.
Headquarters tor yalenlin,s.
Nll YOU Z VALENTINES W ~ aNE i'A w OA'
GOODS THAT WILL SELL AND The
MOST ron YOUR MONEY.
TIE AMEQCAN VALENTINE COMPANY
No. l65 William Il, \ l.,
Have the ONLY COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of flesh
<ooa. IL the Valentine .ue.
VALENTINES .. oil prices, from Que Leadfed doiar'
down
NEW CONnCS-ALL NEW Not one o. Them nave ever
~ before tn. present season, aud they are s got W
specially 10 suii the times
NEW STYLE FRIENDLY COMICS.
SOLDIERS VALENTINE PACKETS,
ARMY VALENTINE PACKETS,
MISCELLANEOUS VALENTINE PACKETS
TuRCHoFLoYE PACKETS,
&c, 60 &c
e1ca.c taste elegance eod!,s variety. most sesif,.
best goods every way best tem,, and everything
rirht Ia the valentine line 10 10 the
AMERICAN VALENTINE COMPANY.
No. 100 Willam.st, y Y,
Between Bessmau aud Anp.sts.
"A "A Mertina of the societie. og Dental SUR
arnus 81 ne C-s II Newly HIoJkNu. rd 1t TIE
Society Room Cooper Union on wednesday evening Feb
T. 1888. 10 vas
P5yed That IA consequence Of tho increased cost Of
te used b. Dcuta Practice a. deemed us ard ~, peT
that corresponding advance DO made az thsir charges
JOHN ALLEN, Chairman
! i s. LAriMEs Secretary.
nirs. K, q. Morris, luspira,onal Speaker upon oil
subeCs and 5eeIo eau 10 ceasssd Nv SS3 BToaSwsY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-07

IscREAsE OF S,LARIEs-The saarea of the two
County SuprrDnens Of OF the Poor were increased the
las, meeting Of tbs Board Of supeirsors 500 TO 30
per year