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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31
New INSTRUMENTAL nIn.Ic.

New instrumental Music
Idiewild,-Polka Caprice, By NJ. Keller; Morning
Prayer, By W f. Mullet; Summer House of Roses gal
lop, by Mrs. Parkharst, lie Phi Polka West Point
March, 25 cents eachi Ometepe Waltz, Frederick Waltz
J. &, Barnard, 40 cts. each. We coming, Father
Abraham, Always look the Sunny Side, b lila ut Va
rsons, by Bhares Grobe, so cts each. Shall know
each OTHER there for guitar, by Boomer 55 cts sunny
Side set to 20 easy arrangements the piano, 10
James Belak and 10 by Mrs. Purkherst, Is cts each
Mailed free.
Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag't
No 4Sl Broadway. N. Y.
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The Harp of Freedom

contains 80 of songs, duets and choruses, for
Freedom. Among the choice pieces we would name
''Fair Freedoms MORN" so let my people CO." "over
the mountain" "They worked me all the day." &c.
Price cents sngle5O cents per dozen 50 per 100 pos
taRe cent each.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31
Rmth: A Sacred Cnntatn.
The Revival Music RoOlx

contains l26 pages Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer, mu
sic by Prof. Cu. Thsfs excellent book for concerts
for tbs young. Philosopher covers 20 cents SIS pei
100; bound % cents, $40 per Zoe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31
WATERs's Choral sarp-A New sunday


w School Book. OF 100 pages of Beautiful
Hymns and Tunes. 1t contains Wany gems, such as
Shall we know each ether there Suffer little children
ous,' Leave with my mOther,' HE leadeth be-
oide still waters" &C. Price, paper covers, % cents ;
S15 per 1907 bound rs cents; $40 per 100 is edit
ed by HORACE WATERS author of Sunday School
Bells Nos. and 2, which have had the enormous sale
Of over eight hundred thousand copies Just published
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C &c. Court. County Of KenOsln
sAna StaGe Of Wisconsin.

a. = Oh WISCONSIN.
ne 'ot0Se 81 Wisconsin, 10 Mary Gi6bs deJen.
oI Sre neTeoy summoned and required to answer N
OF oscar Gibbs, plaintiff in this acton wh;h
VIII be filed in the office of the Clerk Of this Gour mGn
Guy OF kenosha In said county with copy Of Which
you are herewith served and to serve conI f Which
swer to the said complainant on the subscribe
IN the city OF kenosha and State of Wisconsin wtbi
~ Gays after the service of this Summons upon won
elusive OF the day of such service and if ven fail To
swer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid tha
panf in this action will apply to the court for the
relef therein demanded. ~ WIG
Dated December nth 1863
suoo Nv. WEBSTER, of Kenosha, Wis,
O"7o Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31
The Atheneum Collection

contains Is pages Of tunes and hymns designed or
vyal, prayer and conference meetings. Price in pa
per covers single copes 10 cePts IS per 100. Mailed
at the retail price.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31
The Horace Waters
MOD ERN IMPROVED
ING Bass FULL
e9rorl gramrO l)iauos

built Of the best and most thoroughly seasoned ma
terias, and will stand any climate The tone is very
deep, round, full and mellow the touch elastic Each
Piano warranted tor FIVE years. Prices from S225 to
800.
Testimonials:
"The Horace Waters Pianos are known a among the
very best."-EcdngeIiSt.
''We speak of their merits from personal know-
dge."-Chrfstidn hteLHQencer.
Waters Pianos and Meodeons challenge compariS
with the finest made anywhere."-Ho1ne Journal.
S225.-NEW OCTAVE PIANOS, Of different ma
kers, for 1925; 90, with carved legs, $240. Second
hand Pianos and Meodeons at s40 $50, $780, $75, 800
$115, $125, $780, and $3.50.
The Horace waters MeIOdeOns and Hnrmo-
nIuns.
Tuned the Equal Temperament with the Patent Di-
vided Swell. Prices from $50 to $780, ALEXANDRA
ORGANS from $500 to $500
e3 liber al discount to Clergymen, Churches, Sab.
bath Schools Lodges, s eminaries, and Teachers.
kiORACE WATERS, Ag'r.
No. 461 Broadway, N. Y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31

Thousands OF our citizens are suffering from Dys-
pepsia and Liver Diseases, and to whom the fol-
lowing questions apply-ve guarantee
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-31
70 MARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adapted, as 1hey bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
| SURE TO DO GOOD!
| SURE TO DO GOOD!
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WHICH Is LYONS DROPS.
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS.

THEY ACT LIKE CHARM,
by ngthenng and invigorating and restoring the
system healthy condition 1t moderates all excess
and removes all distractions, and speedy may
be relied on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
Arrived.

ses~,hp Glasgow Rosk,p. Liverpool FEB aud Queens
town 9TH a. los. pd'e and pas TO j. o. Dais has e1
Amer snip Empire bound up Channel Feb. of the Sta.
Rocks passed Large steamship supposed the CHINA pound
r. E,5. TO- at ~ lon - g. isssed Amer ship North Amer
s.esn,ship Potomac Fletcher. Baltimore md'o TO II. b
Cromwe Co. The J. va. deilned 20 hour, ia Ohesapeah
Bay by fog aud y ? .no"-sio m Oh Ao,econ' lsasea
part vessc ds, with beams ssehed aud large qlant'
iitr o. wreck sJn. .
Steamship P.rksrsburg Hoffman Portland Me-, hours,
rndse AID Isa. 70 II. h. Cromwell Go.
Steamship Star o. To South n. :. traniloID. WooihG,
Key Nes, feb. 49, to u. >. Qusftsrm.siel.
Steamer Fort Royal. Smith. N-Sbern. n. c, via FoItres
MouIoe days. IN ts!s1, 10 uaAi,ef -
Steamer Islcoa Jones, Iso.dace, ndse TO Edward Byn
steamer a. H. DOwn4-n ClaIs, New.Bedfcid. mdso to
BsYk whiling VIVID tof Bos,Ou) Hayla New Orleans 2,
days. sugar TO c. ( J.. J. Peters
BaGk Abde (of Betonl, NcheIson. Msssa p dayi
iIuit, Sc. 10 A. b. W. il. NeseTvet i5ih iLs@. Ia 81
49, lon CA 81 baG steering s., Showiass Ted '.Sa
vi'h wait. letter IA center.
Bsrk Wi6einile' McE~sn. Mrssoars Feb. II. logwOod
baTk Fnuk on, Lesy't GoPtk, Gla'so~ 40 day., IN
belfast to lloyd 4 EincLtn.
Big Abort (of BuotTorD Ctu.inl, Meiafza' feh. u
snsr Is. p Sherman Eet u.s. r 80 Ion. IS 3d. pss.edbT
flofeucs, om ast4lzs Tor Portland
Sohr Miranda tof New-Iisycnl Ward Ms7sguer, p.
Feb. H. sugar cJie- &C. Dawson. Douglass q Co. Of
New. Havcn where sks /, bouud SSi Inst experienced
very heavy Sao Ou ~ H. whlch blow with erea, violence
for e.. bo.rs.
scr tlon gsre, Clifford KlirabethpOr, eos f,r Prosl-
Se6r Cen Of the O:s.n. McF.l.n, EirabelrOt coal Tor
SER Electric Fls.h Aver Gloucester day' 6h to
no Lad some very nes'y weather. le' ns'psA main
sshs John Csocsiosd steeuAD Phllsdeph. coal for Fall
scir. Orion Davis, Eliz,b-thport for FAn River
schF Loul.2n DAVIS t.1,e' bpoit coal of raj RIVER
sohr CornsliA AaPhy, LAEatdhpeit coal ior tsI River
Schr Sarah McDonsd. Kelly. Hcw-Bedi3id. OIL
Ser. Leesbu.E Biske, Portland for Phiiadaiptia
NIND-At sanset. from s. W. very lsh.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK."....F
Cleared.
n.o Fls,ebe, Portland II. 3. Cromwell

s,,uDship-POoHae Fletcher. Portland. II. d. Cromwell
ships-Americau Union. Hubbard, Liverpool, Grinnen
Miuturn Co Milton Lockhat Hatfield, Liverpool show
Burgess; Gen. Williams OBJ. Hatfield, Liverpool. snow
Buges; AGgjae (BrenrD, Hents Brenen. Chas LuinS
heks-B. Franklin, Keller Philadelphia Snow Bus
CsOot (Br ). McGegor, Newport tWsle) McCol til'hi
Margaret (Brl Clark, Quoensown John JACKSON Snrs'
OBJ, Penny, Bristol Napier Ne!tird Co.; heelm tbLl
Mills Liverpool Edmiston Bros Pstmos. SpdLe Montevi'
doc and bueuos Ayres X. z. Buck 4 Co.. Wrl. W Is9n
Bt). rummer Gbiasri Ages Brl. Clark Mar'eie'' "
b Bailey. . re- u
biss--S!tt, F.Iou Arroyo, Burde,t Everett; Geo. r.
Letsen OR J. Kohl ST. Domingo City, American west mona
CO ;Honnlh HicAs (BI) .icks hS,ana: n u. Bnsesh
Caledonia tl,r) Cox Falmouth Jana, p Nevius shs
Eoftus (Dtn.i, buclw0di, Cqracos D9ysle Col ocean
Pew (pr) Dexter Ponce +. r.. D T. Devoh
schoon4s-J Lsngey Lsngey, New-l!aven; Il. l. scrip
ner Han. WsbiGsto bcUuey Sui;a Co George -sh-
ina,on stillman Washington Bentley smith 90 george
hoHmsD. Chlnipiu. Wellington l.. kennyi Slate,msn
Nicksisop Wash.l gton Merrill Albeit silver Luxe HeIa
Eosor Baker DAYTON; Wave. French, Nashirg;' H. j" II
Horkins Lark, Snoai Chncotesgue, a. g. HNens Al
debe.on, Hand MAraohsGi. l. X. Corning son Co
Sloots-Aurors Williams, Norwi ch, IL. = hscaett opera
Derrick New Haven, II. .. Racket.
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1863. v,v,x,, r [rtr., , A., =, 1868.

- TTeTTsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With its connection, forms
T'HF. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
F,oy NEw-YORK TO TING PRINCIPAL WESTERN CITIsa
Seven rams daily rom NV York to Philadelphia, viz
New. Jer,.y aud Csn'ie I sd AAa6ey l.ne ,,,,,
ALL THROUGH TRAINS f0A Tue WEST By THIS
ROUTE LEAVE EEW-YoRN FROM The
FoOT OF CouRrLANDr-sT.
By way ofPhisdepha the mo.niog ra'enees leave New.
SoIk ct same lime AZ other roues yenius pssseucere
al y. Ia. one hour later than other lines
ny way Of Alentown. evening pusseDees esve al p m,
two hour later the Northern lines asd by both routes
tine Northern limos, I'm ClieASo aud al
points tho NothN est, Iresne. Indisnap0is LonHys
81 Lonis Ceyv and. loiumbus Cincinnati end all msin
points West with fewer changes Ell cars ,,,. A..
Pittsbugh $50 mes end Newly orb to Ptt'bur: Az '"
Smoking aud saloon Cars on all trains
Fare same other
Baggage checked through Transfers zee.
ss'uss ioAs feS@ si gs TsiG * lSii:oSSS'
The fermylvania Central company bic mode OF
Acconm citation Line which Affords I'm n,nal rates
travel 70 pattie. moving West"md' !"
Q, fue rprIGHTS
By his route hesht. Of g., rosd o, OHIO Kentucky
soi ioin point on tue Iax. or ssouh by RAIL
ndiarh inno' 10 sny port tho nsyi.aoIe MYERS VI
ho1p nv ,,e.nss ou Pittsburgh o,,, IN he ws, nv
The siss OF "s Rsiroad at oil tmes al favorable
the Penn'y % e,hsr Railroad lonpanes Merchants and
49,, i,rn,t.ns the r.a.ion ~ ~ '''
Company. can rpy "'' Li a0t sToCE' """''''
r.ra and Dealers Live stock WI hnd ms mott ad-
route. lrpacious YARDS well waieToi and sup
, eyery convenience have been opened ON this ns
~ s connecons aud every attention paid 10 her wants
From Harrsburg where o be found every convenience ior
feeding AMI resog choice !. offered q ne PnILApEL
rhIA NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MAkkETs
} l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Astofho"S~
LEIGH Co, Freight Asent., ~, v..,,,..
M. | aston iouse. aud No l Son,h ', IN''''s'
No. Battery place
ESoCU LEWIS C-ne-s sug -rin'sreen'' AHeena IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

ARREST or ToBacco THIEyEs.-For come time
past large quantities Of tobacco have been stolen from tho
In South and other streets but the police
Rave failed get any clue 70 the thieves until yesterday
when the police Of the Fst Precinct succeeded il acstng
seye Of TIE parties engaged 10 Lis enterprise julia Be-
liner Of No. Cstltrue street VIM Moore and Jsmos Deg.
La ali arfesed charge OF being concerned Ia sew,
tobacco TO5bere Three boxes val led at 300
fouod behind at tho residence Of Mr Be
liner which the property Of Jerome ConeLt no 63
Ns.er street Moore admitted bis quilt having hsea caught
81 the act Of stealing box yesterday gug The accused
taken before Justice Couaoy committed default
% S. go bail each 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

CvTus D. Angel: Harmony Walter s. Sessions ki.nlOne,
Wellington Woodvs-d; Nina Edward BuTsj Poland, Wm
I. Faconsr; foHlet, Henry b. Benjsnn Sherman Henry
w. Sperry Stockton. Merrill Cri.sry; Nilanovai Horace
Ru,gaSs; ,sifeld Seytns II. HnrgsrcrdRspubiica IN
Ion Ci arote Lh.vr u. Peck. msI Portland, Aot'
Haywood: Epl y. Simeon Collins; Sheridan. boeI foe'-
Defnocre,s-1. Last gear, Repubictu Union u. Demo
crn a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

TnrAsuEY DKPARTNLSr OFrcr LICHrHouss BoAhD,
NAsEIsGTOs CITT, feD. IL, 1873
IR.EsTABIIsHSgST ~ LiCHE At carr LOoKour. NORTH
CAKoLlNA-A Temporary h.ht viii DO exhibited G0m tie
Cape Lookout the night Of March L. 1868 ard on
every night thereafter until apparatus Of tue hnt order &
svlisLo Tor that gs,ion OF which duo notice will be
Owen The Illuminating sppsrG;usiss third order frefne
lent, showing fred white Light.
The 80 ct 81, cooIef rcd and The hshi should
ne ia coed woethr I0m tAs deck Of vessel for dis
tanos u ~ ptL;icsl miles. BY order
W. Il, sAUDRICK, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

1,rThNf WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
~ 1,s.o,.r ICo,k Ilsrbor The weilknown steam
~ ~ ~, ,'eTpoo New.York aud Philadelphia Steamship
rorYoang ar, intended to sail ss follows; - 49,
IVTP' ~ Saturday. Feb. 20
"A ,vrry succeedlng SATURDAY, at aoon iGonl FIX 49,
North RIVER - 80 ..
Paw. le in gold or IT. equgaen, IN currency;
rIRSr CABIN. :."sb9 10 olhEhhOE''.;''."S %
i,, Cabin 10 London IS "a Seersgr London IS 80
49, Cab,n 10 Pai.,. rs 90 Seesgc to Paris.. ~ 81
abn 10 nuubug 81 on SIeelase 20 Hamburg. 81 So
ps.ncers also forwarded to Hayle Bensu Ilo,terdsrl
An,gerp ~, NJ equally low rlies.
rres iiom Liverpool Qnecnst1w 10; Cabin. 55. ss5
Slts Stp.asr nom Liverpool 90. ftOm luermown so.
those who wi.h send for their tends Lay tekes
d. these Eate-
for iarth.r information apply at tine Cor pauys Offices
JOHN q. DALE. 81 gent. No. ~ hIoalway n, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

Par.ogs 10 Brooklyn purchase tickets a. WeseoTs
Fxr..ss Office 70 100 Nahin yfon-si. City Hall slaere
ard have h. baggage checked AZ their reeences TO al
/ po,ut. on the road aud to Sarsto-a riag,.
t" w ~ A T. SMITH Superintendent.
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Disasters, &c.

LEwKs Del. Feb. y, 1903
The stes rr.nfport Patroon from Warrington Tor New
YORK IN ballast collision with brig Il the bfess'
water and wiped both chains se Is on the beach ga
and diy 81 low water Tbs brig sustained oohdefs,s dan.
sge The pi Of the PalToou reports rt schf with pne
wood drove tns BIe.kwteT aud went 10 pieces IA Tow
minute.
IBy letter to Ellwood Walter esq Sec. 3D. Underw'.
HYAsNIs Mas Feb. - 1853.
The b. schr Dwino, ou tiilabethPot for 81. Joins.
b. with 10 tnus COIL put into hi, po yesterday otter.
noon struck on The Rock he ti side Of
the emanuel md sunk IA IL ieet OF water
lBy latter 10 Ellweod walter csc. See. BID Undsrws
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship G,ai1or from 1iVe'reO.-Conn' ee WsS
eoue and .ervaut Gen sotlesTdc, Col Rspete, r AZ,
mock and childreu Mrs Arrow M Bens.d sa M ,5
Oppicor snd lady mr' Carver ard infant soen W. Fl.
Sqrires n T. Rnlco W w Lswris O. D. SIoJn. u
ooo,ticb H. Adair g. Ludks brown a. s,snsr' ed IL
NeStrui. +. Cox, n. INTERPRETER Cspt "i F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

rup IJNrTrD STATES TAX Law,

u III UNIFIED - hNNt
Now kEADY IL pamphlet Of - pages 90 tne "I- pip9
Ie,ide The b. winch word foT woi IA accordance ".li
ue gnal te1t append 70 Il Alphabetical Neca2it
ton Of every article to faxed by the law snd the amour
81 tse ia " 10 eyisd hsoOL LAS Ioniei " % compete
spo convenient rs 1t ia pOsfiblptO make a.
PTiee cents postpaid; 81 100 n sent by eIesi -
pI 40 II ~ ali. Adde'S TlE TaiBUsg. ho~'iorA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
RoppINe 4 TIL UNprR DrrIcrLr1rs.-Thos

RoBBING TILL UNDER DTFIcULTIEs.--TlIos.
Bsoy Ofo l9 Lewis street butcher having been ios
time past the victim OF petty robbere, the cocU-
That lac would rseh his store and i! posols discover
the this On Tuesday ig'. about 10 O'clock he boy
named Hill IL Of age who resides with hs parents in
the building. enei , store aud proceed t. tie money
t and IN the act Of rob0Eg when Mr. Brady called
him but received lie then drew pistol and
bred at the boy tie shot taking effect in Lss snd breast
iafctig but Docessary fatal wound. Ibe bog
conveyed the apartments 81 his psreuts aud Ocer
Ma tin OF the Thteenth Precinct arrested Brady who
committed tor examination by Justice U,bofne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

pocron S1oAy.-By SPECIAL request Of Dr.. Me
Yoa, tie Medical Director Of this port DF Sloan who h;'
lS charge Of the Medical Department OF the West "he'e ne
gave great ,sfction. has returned TO tsey' "heie Dy
h Uniform couresy Kindness and industry, he won the
- sdsrcs n largo circle Of feud. who will hail his return
with ,Oy. He may be found At No 10 Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

Thee prices less by rs TO g. per tun than In De-
sember last, and en believe with few exceptions.
than the Company expected realize at present The fh.
81 forty cents per this city, beside the Government tax
VIII however the bat under tho operations Of
til. Company 1t il fair to that the hi.h prices De-
Aded for coal by dealers during the present and other haa
Nioten VIII not RUE again for many yeAfs
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tAdyertisemcut.I
ToIApyES AND

To LADIES AND GGNTLEMfN.--Fo particulars
g. sesrd g. private csEses in PaREsO0sY iuqairs Of
IJwIKR WELLS, No. 3J5 BTotd~sy. E1aniBstion. WITH
ehes and fal written descriptions including advice
choice Of pursuits given daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

steam hlps-A,ia Brl. for Liye'foo Ellen 6 Terry, for
Newberu, i. C. =,
SLIps-QuAen (Br) Nautilus lBrsm.l TslAmsn tn, Ae-
dstof (Brl Ticonderoga Salrie. fGvOfits
BsrGs-Ihopa. rersy (Brl Aphes (SITw.D Han,bo Anna
thea (Ea) Mgst,ur.
Bris.-oen. Bailey. C. =. OBnon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

The funeral Of Emma Taylor, late OF i'@",'
Eeenss Thss,.r, will take place to-day al : , w.
Marks Church. Terta street snd Second .'enoe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

The best place in the city to get splendid Hum
ming Brd no~ iohioneolel Tor the sdie Lsi
al j. o. BlLLs NO. 100 BOadwsy, where JCO specie.
Of HummDg Birds can be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

r,,isrraK ALnaNAc. O., -.
S,,-Risss....6:38 Sets .-.......''s" 'i'' ~
Ia GOV Island. 2:24 HsI.0Vs... I'c'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

ConYYaoSrRs OF ENIGRA1ioS.--At the regular
is,ophly meeting Of ;l Board yesterday afternoon
lse ount routine business was transacted bnt nothing
Of seuer. public interest Since the list Of January 40
.p,. have arrived at this port being Increase Of l6S7
=, ons,on with the year previous Disbursements during
N. ..ne period sl79S2 ~ Balance in bank, ss,225 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

Mr.. William Christie Miller viii reciie the iVth
R,,b..n The Ch.rs. Of the Light Brigade and rive
he VI and the poets at Coreee Hal No.
a. ,so,s who n.y attend ver9 agreeable enter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

RtsULT or TowH MEITiNGs.-Chautauqu a-hTE-
~nsd Chsuncey Abbey Busti, John r. Eobtdsoo tsrtoH
Shsies b. Notion, Cha1sngas Martin fTeudeigNt: tieffy
ses Reuben w. P.rsoDs Cyiner, HArtsoD . Aver Dun-
.S elected 10 March Elloy, WIN &. be1odici tie"'i,
STSr@ y A1'D, EDnsoi, .olp ". fsIilsu, ft'tr
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fAdvertjse neut. |
MAIE. IrAf

NINE. DGstORE5T's GRAND OFENING Of ele-
ss.y trimmed Hfr-sizo psper models Of PANS SPHIN'
tAsnI0ss on BosDAY March No. A73 Broadway, ana a
~ !ae blaocLss ghE hlBRoK ~ FlsnOHs viii he i'ady
Mach H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

SAFE or PRoPrRrY'-fhe Chiness huiiu'neS'
No. 40 and 81 BrOsassy were sold at sncaoD ye'ei-'y
x1.sok Co. for 3 l5S, 900 TO James T. Sanford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
CETY ITEMS.

Father Reed and DR.. Celton WIZ e,.V 80 c""na,
.aI,o.d serta tomorrow evening at the Coop,
,' They dew an oycraovi'f home last week. sd
p1obsbly will this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

MuTISY IN THE NEw.YoEK HARB0R.-1es'er-
ey uutiny took place board the ship Lucy Ihom'oa'
now lyig of Staten slsud Il appears that the ioo"hS
persons had shipped board said vessel as her regular
crew: William Williams John Richardson, Azariao WILSON
Peter F. Adams John Riley. Joseph Strickland hoIaAo
Weaver Joshua Watson Henry Thomas Charles ea'vla'
John Smith vid Williams Charles Richardson, William
Jackson John Watson Henry johnson. oil eooIed thst yes
t.rdsy morning. they determined to leave the snip when
Cart Charles O. Croker ordered than to duty 'Ha' ahs
T. obey orders he directed William Williams, tho alleged
rrsesde u be put Ia that aer this order "ss carried
oa the crew made SONS further nutnous demonstratons
when Horso Weaver also pat in i'on that tnerenpon
the remainder Of the went eft upon the quaTetdeck
where the captain and armed the mate with cut
las. and the captain with revolver; that the crew were
armed with beayiDrpns and hsndspkes hs the mate Was
tosckei down by blow from bssyiDgpio thrown OF him
fon the crowd that while he down. John Richardson,
While standing over HIN with hsad,Pke, shot through
tie ieg By the csain and that Information WAS ren 10 the
EsIbor Police when the whole were arrested and asca
ta,e Justice Connolly who committed tssn fof eKsnins-
tVn.
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a. MI :, O'clock instead Of as now o'clock
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