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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
indianapolis and Madison
zK1a n H ROAD.
1868. q $ - 49, 1863

New AfrabSeunent To Com am nee .WOu-
day. fcb. =. 1868.
FkNNo passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
Il tween Indianapolis and Madison
Leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis, az so \.
snd p NJ. arriving Al Madison st -35 A. NJ and so
Pm
Lave the Depot n Madison at A. ". and p. NJ, ar
rivug a indianapolis ~ u A and $40 Z. NJ.
The train leaving indianapolis at $40 a. NJ connects
with tjat leaving Columbus rs \. NJ. for shelby
Vile and Rushye. arriving hebyvle at l035 4. NJ.
aud Ru~ hviile st 1870 +. NJ
Leaving nashville at ~ 7 " Shelbyvills a. 2.55 p.
NJ. connects Columbus witl ths and NJ. train.
rving AZ either Indsnspoh. or Madison the even
uc.
This Road forms ne with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation OF freight between Cincinnati and In
diauapolis ant points West
TaTlf Of Frelxhts as los a BY any other route.
shippers and merchants West will And their
: ship by this line.
feb2 y. c. BRAyHAN Superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
MilIlN e RS.
SIS J. DOY E

DRGs LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES OF IN
Ii dianapols aud vicinity that she wfil open show
Rooms over No Rates House Bioek. West Washington
street. Misc Doyle intends keeping Paris hiinary
Emporium where AZ eli times may be found the best
sorsmenf Of Bonneis Ribbons. French Flowers. Pumes
Bridal wreashs ard all goods usually 10 be found n
frs class establishment. hiss Doyle intends making In
asnspos her permanent resdenee and will Al aIltmes
keep The best aud desirable goods To be found II
be market. The patronage Of the public respectful
solicited spr6-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

Advertisements published IN both the Daily aud the
weekly sESTISyI ssl be charged the full Daily rates.
with one-hslf the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices published ii he local columns, Of ten
Ines under will be charged for each insertion 81; If
ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges will be made fyr inserting the notices of the
following Orders Societies and Associations the
name'i. 90 be paid Ia advance:
Military Companies, Order ~ Odd Fellows Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines % cents for each
Insertion. over eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached al
vifbouI notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcucs aud Excursions, gotten up by
individuals associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices. ften lines over will be charged double
the
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once 10 the Daily will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
to be charged al the Of 81 so for each name in the
Daily and az in the Daily and Weekly the to be, In
all cases. paid IN advance
Legal advertisements inserted athe expense Of the at
ordering and delayabe for the legal proceed
ings but eolecable usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy e legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged Tor their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM.
Proprfetors Indiana sentinel.
J. NJ TIITORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.
To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &C., &c.
NOTICE.

FKNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FOR A NUMBER OF
years given their particular attention to the sale of
the above articles, feel confident of ability to dis
pose of consignment sent to them very advantageous
terms Any person desiring Weekly Circulars can
have them gratis by sending their address TO
ABRAM KNIGHT a. SONS.
iune29-d6m 81 Water street, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
hlgrbor Defense.

IT, ne ship cad P,opn;g O,'aus " Nsr.YIk.
GEsTLrMEN: Congress having appropriated
SOC 900 for thedefense Of NeYok Hsiber the question
ses-how 10 be defended have jus, hsd caveats IN
tie Pa,en, Oice entirely construction II venel
calculated 10 DO used q. ram ,unboH both have
shown il TO any Senators snd Congre'men among them
the Hon M Sedesick in Washington, aud one aud al
seemed be avorsby struck and quite impressed with the
idea that such ,hP would Le superior anything h At
Yet as il was oues particular business 10 bring before
the Government and not able to do 90 II en'in' %
faI secret One such Vess. propose could destroy
Acct with firing gun do not Propose 10 enter iho an
sIpan.tiou except with those who ought ohao~ add
sose who will the information fof any other u'e thsh
the good Of the United States Government WILL horsver.
M, mi, much That for tho defense Of tie h-boT do lot
propose 10 build guubos coIoeiyng that gus are only
necessary in these day, OF steam for attacking fofheaou'
AID other objects land which cannot be reached by IAN
FOR harbor defense propose build shP tia, can be run
sg.inst = rock and not sunk tia; eau be even hiea
with water and yet Gos,. and that be driven
through tho water at rate Of Is miles AL hour
bes. bull. on my pAn could be turned square round on
her center would be OF very light dIaueh, aud would
"A coupnred with other be much css eIpsnsve The
Advantage Of uoh boat would be that in the sbsenco Of an
enemy i,o. he could be us>d aud INSIDE to yield great
prof, . tug Such ship woad outpall any t~o ,hps Of
her and being always in service her crew wouldb
great deal better prepared TO uso her asa ram when "
necrsrary. This. Of readily besids'
her crew would know the ha Dor better and could handle
their craft 70 nicely Fora sunbos, propose 10 us the
anne boat and cary boH, larger than the Ps'sc
nd with le weight Of plating add ds~ins lees ~s~ no
lsss ,sa g.nch surs arranged without oo0rAeo' OF
Trorag fooui that oil their IRE cen be concentrated on any
owen point, and that without moving The hull Bet ss
said before do rot propose explain this thing Ia the IA
reis VIVA, propose is Ills That some one rs'pon,ibs
e,ident Of the city should hini worth while to call
will show snd p.n the dfswins. and IT, IN his opinion.
tho ,ubso, worth attention. he invite those whom be
knows to see slso For my'ef unsble to 60 OIL
and build a boat TO Prove nay assertions.
CHARLES W. S. HEATON
International HofeI ksp- York Fec. IT, 1868.
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Passengers Arrived

\, .srm,lip R,f.sh QUEEN iron, RIraaa aud Nas'dg-
O. w. ByTne lady three Chi dren aud Mr.. Wade, h
MARITIME. Miss 5. Lanse, j. Bruno. Geo. liemuth, }. r.
MoT,e O. q. Wolf =. W. Snowdsn q. Wellington, Capt
r. Rosni r.. L,nier, Mr-N Virot J. H. Gardiner Carlo.
Lging John Fdnisl Geo. fdni.ion, ID Johnston o. An
den9n, Capt Wise. Capt Il Hunter y. White. w y. Tun
nell Capt. Thos O. Monroe A NJ simpson. ssmi Johhston
Gbb Alex thibsult, DeconP' deck pA''snsers' and
IL distressed soBmoD .
Ia ,taa,tlp Ioge IRON, Haze sr-MaI Mrrerek. Mrs.
A. MsIez,s Madame Msdoh aud n,nid Madame SAFER aud
maid. J. Aguitiuo, NJ Iqu- sena +. AItaLa, n San
X. Herqucs a. Euno, a. Bachi v Mofino r. Rn-
bio J. IndIa Lieut. L. BcTsnd servant ID. UTquilo. L.
r. Dsk J. Z. Daraco w Stockei, r. Ii. WoJwick J. Stse
H. NJ. Muro l.. Hsas LabsIrc j. 4. CossaIt, polonnc
J. Knight. Wlndt T.. MoAiener. A. un. a. huinmsf.
=. Rnu-y, e L. Watkins X. 5ibl-y, Y. OstoIiDk. g. g.
Hicks SoiooDgo, NJ BIod. y Hoffman, N. D-'gado H.
baIDuIG J. w. Gates, H. Lucho, MiTand A. Minne,ti e.
o. B,isnoi aud maid d. 4. Elliott and family. Ma L.
Algsr, Miss Apglr Miss \. Roe, A. Mnchsdo Joeec
r. 0on Zars NJ BTu-chi aud lacy MI, MreI hI' Bslsri
III. COOK aud lady O. G. QicE Avory smith j. Woch, H.
Ppine. ticsrr and lady g. Msyorse, o. uoa zaes j. D
Per-b. J. aedeIos r. A. Monelio L. Blond j. IisdleI
n. Iousss!nt. .
IN ,feam'hip Mccieion fror Nc,c. Orleans Col Alex ~
Shin ey, Capt e. H. Abbott. j. n. Lewis. DR. Lsiyoock H.
II. Body VIM. Lcaycoc Rev. Ms fuou Rev. Nj Good
nch Caps, Is. DarTon Lieut. X. b. Hal. Lieut. Goo ~ Met
III, sa'seeu g. \ Cnmmins-, Lirat WIN. Boechef D. u
In ,i,an,hip GeD Croruol. from Neie- Oritins-O A.
Lsughin. idy and two Chi d.en O. Oppeaanu ~ Mo.er,
MIR A. Nhiims. alias 1t lhsnd ID iIautylo Well, Nfs
sichaTd and servant l.. Well l. Camp .inac, A. Icdmahn
d. IiD.r 5, 4. Anderson, a. Bn1 Is. v Cloves G. Mansop
and .dy, Wade. A. H. DoDcAia. MIs Bowlin. Miss Dow
lin H. h. Welsh r.. ID. iIht IS ROdfisatL j. Witt j., j.
Fo,cho a. Cci o. h. Erodean W. 4. Doushty, L. H. BIO
yeus J. 6ls1ef b. Gvld'toin, fobt. 1urnbuh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK......FEB .
Cleared.

Cleared.
S,eamsbip-Talsman (Br.) Russell Kingston, JAM VA
den Booth. -, W
stsamcr-Jossphne Thompson CuDdia South Amooy '"
Dszel. ~
sbips-Uhland (Brcm) sollsnborn, London Kuger BIOS
Ticonderoga. hoogton Bordeaux Harbeck Massey ooH
test Lyons, Hong Kcrs A. A. Low. Bros 20. -,
Barks-Marths. Vineyard. Luce, Giasgow Ihos Dnhpsin
Nelly OH, simpson. Sligo. Arkell Co Amstoes 10,
Ryan Liverpool r. McDonald Clara Il. Iutte' - pa'A
via 4. A. Low. Bros 4 Co.
Bis-Pors Plata (BreIn.) Kohn, Porto Plata H. Schn'
Go. g,
Schoen.rs-z A Paine, Jonc, Passport. John B9yn,on
Son Jsns MARIA, Ward Norwich, H. s. Racket Msdo1s
trsgae. Hoym Waack; J. w. Bell Hugh Providence. u
Kenny; Etns, Dryden. Turtle Sound. No; d. H. DsMoI
(Br) FitzI atck. Portiu.rince d. X. Dewolf Express
Lawson, York River Arctic. Hicks Brandywins Mer'
Abbott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
GERMAN MrTnoDlsr CHuncu.-A Fair aud Fes-

GILMAN METHODIST tHUNVH.- I ut Huu o
Eya loI the beDeht OF tbs German Methodist Mis0n '"
be held in the Mission Church in Second street. near -
emu c. commencing Monday, and CONTINUING u"'' w
evening Of the 9th The OBJ c is to reduce the a'o'
smonr ing 20 over $4,000 which proves heavier
th,o they ,lone can bear Ts Mission Church is o's'eo ID
the midst of population sreoer than In any city Oh
many except Berlin and Vienna and now numbers owe, 1
members. Twelve young cOavosied at its affairs h''o
bscou. ministers Of the Gospel two of whom are m'o"s
RE. in California another in Germany and fourth IN bu
ssIia See advertisement elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Sept. II. 1852.
GTEAMBOAT INSPECTION Sir: YOUR Let.

~ ter OF the tth inst Is received, respecting the CHAR
Department Of PASSENGER STEAMERS without the In
spection required BY tue Act Of 1857
Nothing In that law exemfts such steamers from the In
required to show them hed for carrying
su1gers. 49, -.
The Local Boards
IN. prope office of the War Department charged wifn
duty OF procuring -portaoo, OF she necessity for
,ucn INSPECTION we'll a. the remedy provided by orig
as Act Of July 1883 by the seizure OF stesmer yi0
,be law presume OF those officers will dis.
po.,d TO such violation OF laws necessary for the
safety of persons carried by uch sesne, But should those
osr. IN employing unexpected ste.Defs the duty
Of the Boa de plain aud should DO carried out Very re-
speclfuly, your obedient servant, ,,r
T. B. SrILLsAS, Supervising Inspector Of Steamers Ne"'
Instructions TO LOCAL INSPECTORS OF STEAM
BOATS.
OYPfcr u. g SUPERVISING INSPECTOR oF oIhh
Vrssrrs SECOND DISTRICT, eEw-i okK. Sept. ~, iooI
GgyILEMEy: Complaints having bern made 10 me OF re
onea oer, and violation Of the act Of Congress OF iSoz IN
relation 10 Steamboat Inspection aud especially ny VWbeO
"a ocer. whose vessels employed Transports by the
Government. have communicated ,he sae 70 '. IL
Secrsary OF the Treasury, aud herewith yos Wv" =,
ansxer "a the mat er of Instruction. which my duty 70
i.ne 20 Local inspectors OF my Supervising District fou
viii therefore be pleased to take s1co -
your power enforce the law accofonsy as "a ,,x
there may security ~ live And properly
the faithful administration OF ths law secures on poHo VI
c,ner steamers THOMAS B. srLLMAN, Sup Insp'
10 As'''' WEEKS WEEK q " k IL WI Ssw'Yoti
Lester & DABOLI, New.London, Conn,
BuRNhAM ELL, Boston. Mass,
DYER g. SPARRO ", Portland Me,
Local Inspectors VI the 20 Supervising District.
INSTRUCTION TO QUARrERAAsTER,
WAsHISsros. CRY, Dee. 9, 1904.
The foregoing letter from Secretary the Treasury,
,iyog Inspec Of Steamers Ia relation te
mn A. Az, Chartered bought for servcc Of the United
unished for your guidance You will perceive that
he , ,n.cou is to 10 Igidy enforced 10 all Of
rnrch,e or steamers by the War DepartmeEs
NJ G. MElGS, Quarter eneraL
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ADVERTISEMENT
ppACTICkI. pUPFNoIO CY

Pty.. Classes for arnng How Read Character are
now being formed Dr. SHEPARD, ~. % Columbia
BROOKLYN. aud a. FowIKn NELIss No 3R broadway, N
y whe to ke;s AID fgl particulars may be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
TAdyertissmou,.l

To-Day determined to do everything possible TO reae
ever patron and consequence of the immense crowds 10
that charming little Empress Of Beauty the AIRY MsSlk
MARES the ususser gives ;Lree 'p eudd dramatic perform
suces a, 4. q. and :, o'clock Ladies ard Children wLo
wish avoid crowd will Of course. early Nefiy,
BHSrw looks after the public convenience sswsll as he
OH II pocket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

WEArErR-WIsr --Some people are very weather
wise. We qe no.. Wo only know what has been, bel
We therefore give table herewith to show the
tempe for trses Of years II is the only answer we
give crosker who coniauLs crying out 1--WE shA
bsye Ice" 1--WE shsll have wheat" We shall Gave
fruit" 1--WE shsll have such cold Summer that no'ns
will grow" Perhaps but we dc not he'evet Ne"'
frost every month iast Summer, and farmers nav" f
every month ibis Winter yet shall live and grow
next Summer snS the temperature oil tne yo"' % ~
vary % FROM the mean temperature Of any o'hei year
to the oldest inhabitsut The coolest Summer Ha he eau
remember IVES In 1916 yet nobody suffered Tor i"oa ana
10 not beeve ANYBODY will account oil the weather ~
ls63 A. TO Ice IL we good many oueA'
ant. , ,,.ohsr when they did without AZ to no wheat
/ -. :, b., hsau Winter killed end because the Summer
~ ho cold. we dom belive III and If 1t be so
~ l., ma ,o,v Spring wheatthe season will be All the more
favorable for that AZ to isue oil nut on account 'ne
., winter that is sheer nonsense Our great fruit f'
NO. arc when the thermometer gets down upon its knees
bt $50 or 2Oo below nowhere. As to the cold SumIne
, ". are going to hsve propose to wait and see In
M eon time We commend to the attention OF croakers The
I following:
MAN TEMPERATURE OF sERIRs OF YEARS.
The following figures show tn temperature In degrees
OF Fsbenhcs scale for tw 'yhve years from results
deduced from observations Of naxns aud mnims at the
Pennsylvania Hospital. Philadelphia:
1887 1888 1889 1870 Is4 1912 ISi3 1874 i5 el6 is7 "a y!
81, 81 ST 52i 32t 52i 70 53i so sat 3it 81 81
1850 1851 1852 1883 1854 1858 1886 1851 1883 1899 1850 6 go
S3i 81 53i - s4i 53i 80 52t sat "a; sat s4t -
Th. shows variation of only aI.o from the lowest
In 1887 to The hghes, in 1913, 1854 1851.
rKxrKRArrRK OF MONTHS IN AND WARM rRiR'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

PREMIUM OF GotD.-Mr. A. Morton, the Gold
Pen Manufacture offers TO take gold from Ills custom
era by mail or Otherwise, sell his goods TT Old Peace prices
and pay for r. cold he Prenam cg''et IA van '"re'
or tie day sts,irs IT, We deem this very liberal 'bor
and one wtich should be heartily responded to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
Arrived.

Steamship British Queen DBL Le MeuuIier Havana feo
a. and Nassau, N. p 10th mdse. and pass to T. IuhHo
Steamship George Cromwell, Post New-CHsans feo' 49,
ndse and pass. 10 n. Il. Cromwell 4 Co. . -
Steamship Mcclellan (U. g. trsnsportl, Gray. NeWUflees
To- aud the Bar nth Encountered heavy northeasefy
gales from a;ess up snd desined OIL the Bar 10 hours
By fog. 10th int, D. M passed steamships Hhttod and
no bound the rivers lith lust lat 70 H. Ion ~ o.
passed u. .oop o.-war and steamer Cosmopolitan
bound >.
st,am,hip Eagle Adams. Havana Feb rs. at p ndse
and pas Sp0ord eston Co. The steamer rscho was
to leave for Nsw-io OK nth.
VIM DsikoL
Steamer Falcon. Jones Providence mdse to Edward Byn
,, y.
ship John Bunvan (Br OF Absriesn), A.n. London -
6sy mdze to order Has bad strong westerly gaes most OF
Bis A. Il. Cook, Perkins Black River JAM jan TO- log
wood to Simpson Capp.
Biz D. Lincoln. Jones Ellz,bothpor.. in b,lsft. ,
schr Tempeton (Br OF g.. Andrews, ~ b., orsu o.v'
anills Jan 80 rubber 10 Jed Frye Co
schr. AstIea, -. Eastport ~ days. lsth
schr. OTIS. Ames, Rockand days lime. 49,, ,,,
scbr H. II Price. Kelley New.Bedford for fhilsdeiphs
schr Carrie A. Pitusn, Turner, Marblehsad hsh
schr ORIENT Davis, Fall River, nsis
WIND-At sunset, from N. W.. and ffesh.
Below.
Danish ship Also, four ships one bark and three os
-
Steamship Aaiiop, for Eew-oIleansi Tasman orb fo
Kingston ia.
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Ue0oinq CARDS. sc.

At THOS. BRUNS's, No. 493 Broadway, all
n the latest styles EMBEDDING CARDS, 1t low prices
Established in l3+0.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).--
ILW.ddng At Home aud Note Papers nc Bu.ine. CNdS'
Bill Heads PoEtrstAc. st KELLPS, No. " ruiIon-s"'Ni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

Tu, CoYuos CoUScit ON WASHINGTON
,no, ana or two vcxatious delays the Common
w,Ii~.,on Birthday and referred the matter to 'o"'
S., Committee wsO net yesterday afternoon In tie
Ch.nsber Of the Board Of Aldermen Alderman Long wa
eho.n Chairman aud Councilman h'ye' '.c'''ny N',e'
icing Corpc1s.iou diuueT ct the 81, Nicholas Hotel
mo,a, evening Several distinguished speakers are to be
invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

ia the account Of tie organization Of the Young
Mems Republican Central Committee ia paper OF Thurs
dAv an error occurred in the OF the "a NiceC herman
1t should been Richard yrGocp OF the s2.cena
Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

MILITARY TACTICS An opportunity IN hoW
offered coored czens to lean hc art OF war An able
,nc,iciau beopaing to tho Of promius i
genera will commence teaching Mond,y evening ext
" the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms No l5 fincr s o.
fsr all such a. BE- deirous Of arnius mi II y
tl,iics We hope tina; young Hcn espooisly WI AV-
tbem.elve. Of his chance. AusloAncsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

INQUEsr.--Coroner Widely held an inquest, on
THURSDAY the body Of Joseph Johnson whose body wa,
found in Coerties Clip "Wednesday afternoon Deceased
wa. steward on board - j. r. Cabot lying at Coenii's
slip and while In state OF ioIcaiOn on tho I'd inst. be
tired 20 board and i. into tia water and was drowned
He wa. y German, sboat 30 years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FEB. lB.-Befor
Itls

The Magic Ruiile Company ngt Douglas a. Sher
wood-ILs bfouh. TO recover damages for tho
OF the plaintiff patent. aud La. been ON tri.l
ance ,h 1he Jury thi. day brOush, verdict or
tho plaintiff. ~ 48G
Glover CARING and H. w s.oushtOn for PLAINTIFF Geo
q fold for doleuuhnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

YINIE l.. s. Revenue Hydrometer with Book OF
T.b,. end Instructions for Liquor Inspectors Price,
compe,e 81 Mad. by James w. Queen Co., No. VA
Che.tnu.st, Phiisdelphis Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

siSIGTuHs ALnsNAc. -
s,, R,,s.6:6 ibets.........3:sl Moon Ssti .lo:SS
VAYKR JHs DAY. .
.naT Ho,s 1910 Dcv. Island I:Oo hs.'Jse.'.'H:H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
CITY BTs''zs.

WAsHINGTONs BIKiBDAf.--Ano
,,n..a ,.,,o.r. ,,,n comm,,cra,o the anniversary oil
WarIO,,on, Bb1,, sy reieas exercises at the Cooper
,'','' ,ss,ioe, IT,. Rev Sidney A. Corey
will deliver a Discourse. =. O c,.,;, Cor,t IN,
the sou,hsrn District Of rdn. will o'P'''s on tho s''''
~. IN, lT,ior" At the Cooper ihs'i'''o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
sURRoGATE'S COURT-Fyn 2o.-Befors Surrogate
TUCKER.

The wills Of the following named persons have
been proved without CONTEXT;
VIM. Lysn. Phllo Z. Lowell. John Cl.fts, Ws.hlng,ou
Smith ChGle. T. Leyine.s. III Peck VIM. Van Wiukls
Susan NJ. Robinson. George H. HOFFMAN. H-niieito TueAs
oalhcrpr Fink George W. Fink Sophia DrGob, Thoma'
Fraser. J,met Gamer, and Abraham II. Meade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

IoIAT' ''''''''''''
At tese city derives revenue o; s2Oo Ss Y
p>r az NUN for OF public markets Ia 1863 he
snoun received few hundred dollars over $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

The new steamship faw Kee, bus for the Chinese trade
has been purchased ~ Adams EIpts Company shdh row
lo.dil q fer Hilton Head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

jury failed 10 sgre General alias Abraham Oreentha ~
lacs I'd on trisl indictment for perjury sgaiut
Ruen5 eS The trial not concluded at too tim
OF loubing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

REVENUE DERIVED FROM Dun CRY M.RKFTs.-
The following statement exhibits tho amount Of fees received
for market stands by the Collector Of the City Revenue for
Al. Or .rdin the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

SUPERIOR COUHT-SPEClIL Tnss-fEB. 20.-Befefs
Justice bOsvoETn.
DICsloss.
Roswell ID. Hatch. ct AL, agt. John u. Fogerty,
Vt s.-Both motions den,d
Before Justice MosCHIHr
George V. Bartlett AIT. ThOs. Morrissey: Henry
A SMITH eat Char.e. Fly o ders granted.
John T. Smith ssiua sgb.-Ofeer Of reference TO
the lion. Murray n lhmAn. 10 report.
Before Justice BAKBOUR.
WIN. e.. Haggerty, ct al, agt. John ID. Lewis, ct
al-C sse settled 90 amended Papers 10 ClerA's Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21

Max Mare;zek Opera troupe from the Tacon
arrived yesterday in tie Eagle The prnci' al artist
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Eeral Notlles.

NOTICE is hereby given, according to law. to
" ali per,ous .,ng ea..n- ega'l.t CHARLES CLlN-
TON le % the Oily Of orsSecp's County OF paehe.',
"a STA a Nsw t,rru,n, deceased, that they arc
10 exhibit tie SAME with no YOU hers thereof TO
The .u,,b-s sctng Adm.nsf,Gf Of The soois chstte'
,nhr,ner M tho office Of HENRY l.. CLINTON, No l69
roadw. the Ciy OF New-ios on OF before the 9th d'y
Of MAY 4 , Dated ais 2i.h day OF October, 1902
WM I! PLAsE Acting Administrator Of the
Goods Chsttell, snd Credits Of Charles A. CLIFTON,
.es i,v,n., deceased.
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A ROMANTIC Ary,In.-A Young lady Of Cratic,

HUDsoS COUNTY COUBT.~-The trial II Aulolhc
c-EeI GA claf.e 81 placing o,sty uctons tie Ho-Jc
scy ksiI.Ad trs, A. near Newark j. July la which
tfStD CT ceIs THROWN down enbsus H"Dt was con-
eas5 IL th5 Au5s1a County Court II 0c.0cS tC,ndsy
70 noon The Jury had pot ss upon sseTde' q p ~
t'bthof w1 ta os the ,ss chag' eihe r'i ~ Dt 'hs
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Steamship Marion, for Ncworlsan'; Tali'man Orb 10
Kingston ia.
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Danish ship Also four ships. one bark and three o2'