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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
DIsasferp. &c.

COLLISION The poi.bos, WIN. II. Aspfnwa'l No II.
w wing a, anchor under the Cedsrs the eoh iEs was
N into BY the sch H. Fowler hence for Baltimore return
nx had rail and pskhesr stove and two OF the psnks Gu
through The sr et her bowsprit jibboom and Lying o
the iecS OF the pio.bOa sorvey will DO he'd on the
boat 10 day.
Slip Osribsldi Emery which sailed from th. port on
Wednesday evening FOR San Francisco reported aground
near the SouthWesi Spit Sandy Hook. The Gar5adi ives
ia sg,,cns regular ine. aud has very valuable
cargo Of merchandise The O. remained there
at 4. 20 yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

LIgUT. GIN. SCoTr. a third time entreats the
fo rance Of correspondents lie atm receives thrice
the number Of kt,ers he real ard multitude
than he can acknowledge To open the applications for
autographs alone he finds oppressive though II Ia long
since 10 answered one. And he hopes 70 BE- pardoDed
for adding that his observations md events
often msrepresented BY letter writers he has never
seeu.
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Prec.otI.as to squelch a Rebel Movement
Logpoy, c. W, Wednesday, Jan. %. 1854

LONDON. c. W., Wednesday, Jan. %. 1854.
Two companies of Canadian Rifles have been
removed 70 Windsor opposite Detroit within the last
two days is reported In consequence Of another pro-
jected raid o. Southern syaapsthisers " Johnsons
Island
The storm has sbated
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How ASAuoR Lost A LYo. BOTH

AaNs AND nus HEAD ~ sHAhx.-A letter dated Al
pnwa jan giyss the following account Of the death
oi ,saman belonging to the West India X III. steam
ship solent which arrived at that part tho ID and
remained Till the 9th.
A sailor going ashore On haWseI from the bow Of
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COURT or GENERAL sEs soNs-JAs. si.-Hs'or'

Thos. Reilly, elias Michael Reed, Was srra.gncd
On charge IL burglary On the 9th ul b, TOOK loduss a.
tho Mcgc snfa bctc CoGtA street anil during the usLl
attempted ~ ent the adjoining topm occupied by hr
PnkrEton. On .m being sye.. the burgs' ded but W..
arrested by eaeie OF l1e boc tanned John Caaeh.r and
taken to IN. .~en,ys yenh Precinct Slsnonf oase IN
searching him Jimmy As keys, aud other Burglars impir'
ens r. sud his prson. lilo ssnteIcsd 70 the
stats rkon sof iour years and riuo moni.ia
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UNITED STATES MARsIfABS OFFICE-JAs. 81
THR CUSTOM HOUSE TR0UBLES-OLNSTEAD Dis
CHARGED.
In tho case II Lewis J. Olnstchd, whose state
rent appeared In the papers at week the Marshal to-day
sgoc to withdraw tie esise lilo said that he had receive
statement from Mr. On,tesd and testimonials om rtix-ns
OF hsh standing certifying tho good character OF Mr.. Ohm
snd he satisfied " bic innoc Surveyor An
dro~s sesd With tie ks and the accused vss honofaby
di,chnscd
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COURT CALENpAR-TuIs DAT

SUPREME COURT - CIRCUIT. - Part l. -lShor1
c.uss mo. i2S Ii6 1872 1854 I2Ji 1885, lea 1880 lar
i-Noa 1884, "a 40 s S,O 37l go, 49, 4a t3i SS2 eoS
80 Ga. $50.
SUPREME COURr-SPEC1AL TERM.-Demnrrer.-
No 10 Issues Of law. kcnos ~ 2JS w. la, HJ IL. lac
100 2i8 2aa. 25l TO ISL 80. -
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos. 1888, 1913
a9 3lyy $685. a,t7 syl 71l7 32ts 3l Jy7s oTI 3ls Jas
fsJ $50 Par I-Nos. AGO. 3lt2 2gai 3ii n3 s'iJ 1852
slss, l2sa, lsto, nel 1e4, 1850, os7o, asH
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BORT uar6ens' Nciiee.

Srsry oy NEw.Yosx
POsr WsspyNs' OFFICE, No. l0i waist
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
.-con pas,ed Aph r. 1857 entitled An Act 10
Reor,asze Tho Warden Ohc- Of the Port Of New York TO
ali person. Interested having chass OF the subject
matter such inquiry examination survey, that the fol-
!ng vessels are now under examination by the PostWsr
drn. and that tho said survey, examinations will be
,.d vhn ea days next succeeding this notice boasi
ssid vessels:
snip banshc........- oflrstA
EFrk thfist Dell .TitffepontA
barb Mslin... ......tords
BARK MefcuTio.. ficE No. r. H.
Bark American Esgic...........f Pier No. 1. r. Il
Bsrk ilya...........,............Pe No. T.. X
BIZ Morning fier NO. - r. N
Brig william Allen.............P.rN No. 4E.R
schr. Arctic. ................toO, Of Delanceyst
SchT. }. Il. SunAl... .Loehnsa
c. H. BkAMhALL. President
J. Aces HERnISis. Secretary.
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Rrom San FYnucteoo.

Pan FRAs1sco Wednesday Jan. 20 ls5$.
Later dispatches from Nevada Territory say
the Consultation has been rejected by vote OF four 70
one Wit, the candidates for state Off
oers and a general uuwiingness TO have the minera
tarsd a. required by It, Ss.he reasons s<ssn Cd Tor the
large Negative vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

SIXTH Commemorative 9th Regiment OF
Connecticut Volunteers (reenlsted) arrived nom u .
Department Of the soutb On Wednesday eight al IL
O'clock ths propeller Yannis They loft as noon Oh
Thureday for Gsy.Hayen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

the R, NJ stesmpacket Solent, was seized by shark
which took of one Of the sailors legs at the first bite
The next attack tho man lost his left arm near the
shoulder; then the right at the shoulder; and last
mis- head WA taken clean of. The trunk with one leg
ttsohed foatcd was recovered and buried On the 9TH
by the shlDs company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

decrease OF WAGEs.-The Plasterers' Asso-
citation OF brooklyn have decided TO demand e. 20 Per
DAY rsd after the hrst day " February next Tie
Painters Mon have also received to demand ~ 20 per
day ana after the hrst Of March next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

HAIWAA, WtIu'sUty, SUI ~ f"0'.
A severe gale with RAIN hai. ana snow, y,s.
tied this yesterday and Lst night pr@r"ig
Eoegrapi wires. and doing other d. mage.
In the dnirnlty ConG to-day soth'ng vas oS2s 'ha
K ndjourDed until next "Wednesday.
Tke Chesapeake 10 unloading Lsr cargo ~ LA GOV
sgspent warehouse foi safe Keeping
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TIA uroep, wuiIrosd Strike.

CHICAGO. "wednesday. Jan. 20 lB6F.
President Cass of the Pittsburgh and Fort
WAYNE Railroad reses 10 accede 70 the demand OF the
s,rera and In view OF tho frequency Of accident md
cantCns of late at sweep discharged all the en-
uoyoes OF the road and determined 70 rvoluonizs
tns insaDor In which h. has been operated
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R1ye NJ Tnled0s

ToLRrO. Wednesday. Jan. 20 1900.
The Corn City FIGURING Mills In tins clty
were partially destroyed by FIRE today. Loss 3ioVo 10
tl2 O0u which Ia covered b, Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

ACQUITTED.-Jaue Casey, on trial In the
Kings County Court Of Oyer and TerInincr on the
charge Of causing tho death Of George beatty by shoot
ng the evening Of the 18th OF July lest was yester
day acquitted after worry brief deliberation by the
deceased and Companions came into the hou:e Of the
accused In Botc street not only without leave, bni
acted In dsordcry and disrespectful manner while
there Being expelled from the premises they tire"
stones into the windows and endangered the lives Of the
children who hid behind the doors for safety. Mrs
Casey took her husbands musket end going ont upon
the sidewalk fired Tho shot took effect IN Beatty
head. He was picked up by policeman and conveyed
10 the Hospital where lie expired in two days there
after Michael Casey who had been arrested as an ac
cessory discharged from custody a. was also hi
wife, and both left for home together.
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Hailed.

JAN 7o-ships-cons.ituiion, Daniel Webster, William
Ra;hbon-.
Bhu-T. NJ. Rowland. Jane Mcclellan. Annie Collins
Eliza beth, Idello, N. W. uolt.
Schooner--E. ]. Potter.
stean.r--Iiayaus-
JAN. 1-Steauship-Clasgow.
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ILLUSION WIGS and TOUPEES. -Japonica
of tho Sooiee Hyglenique for restoring and identifying
the HAIR Genersl Depos Of l.. BASIEIS. Us Broadway
Z UMBER.--A full assortment of LUMBER
and TIMBER Suitable for shipping every psss Of tire
world. foT sale BY - -
Ken, av. cor. Hewsssi. near Naval Hospital
Brooklyn.
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sssrm in Ncwfsundland-The Telegraph
Zine interrupted.
CON-, N. r., Wednesday, =.

cox N. r.. Wednesday, Jan. 20. 1884.
A severe snow and sleet storm, with heavy
gale Of wind hss prevailed for tho last "a hours Tho
line 10 St. Johns ia down east Of Lunsnche II VIII
bs repaired ~ quickly a. possblo
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nnOOKLYN ITEMS.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN TOBACCO FACTORY
Yesterday afternoon dreadful accident occurred In
the tobacco fnctory Of Mr.. Hughes In William street
Red Hook Point One Of the men, named Henry Mar
celia was engaged in adjusting belt on the machinery
and, his right arm being caurht by the strap he was
whirled round tho wheel some half dozen times before
the motive power could be stopped His arm was torn
out Of the socket The unfortunate was taken 10
he hospital in seusoless condition. H family reside
in Twenty first street. between Third and Fourth ave-
lues Gowgn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk;
For New.Hayen. T. s(Exl ll:N = III H;Ia tExI 81"
ios Bridgeport. T. lEIL ii:3oa M 1915 (EI), 800
(EIl $3.50. 4:Jo and (Ex) p. N.
Fof Milford and Stafford l. 1870 m. $50 $50
For Fairfield, Southport. ard Westport T. 1850 H. 39
Fos NorvaH, T. ESQ., Il3o q M l2:ls lEIl $500 IEI),
$3.50. $50 500, OK T. m. a.. -.
For DA.ien and Greenwich $780, lilo MI ';'o 40
Fof Stanford, T. Eal o:3o l:ooA H. l2:iS OK 800
Ex.), $50 i90. $3.50, lEx.l pm.
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations, s:o .So2
m; $50, @.3o, $50, $50 ?. -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston yis Springfield tErl 800 (Ex) ~ n.
For Boston, via Shore Line, 1915 Tx b pm.
f.r Hartford and Springfield, lEI.l li:Jo M 800
lfr.l 8 p 49,,
II 20 a. 10 Northampton.
Tor Hartford Pro,iiencs and Fshkl Railroad, tEIh
Fer New Haven NewLondou and stoninston Railroads
q. H., 1878, ;, p. IA.
For Canal Raiirosd i1;l3 p N. TO Northampton
FOR Housatonlc Railroad, o. IN.
Por Nsugstack Rsiroad Ss a., p m
Fos Dsnsury aud Norwals Railroad $50 m, 80 n.
Sleeping Cars attached to p. Trains.
JAMES H. HOfT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

Counr OF CoMMee PLEAs.-Part I.-Short cal.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT .CoURT-Friday, JAN
22-Nos I0l 104 III, 122 1913, li6. iS. 49, 49, i6s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

PRoMYyApB-The promenade concert of Tx
9Th Regiment Las, evening was a very successful affair
All the ladies' In the h. d. OF DfoOkyL appeared TO pa
tIciu..o
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Stationery and 5antp Sonos.

4 CCOJNT-BOOKS and STATIONERY
N full supply constantly On hand and mads 10 order.
Business men arc invited to call ut tho old stand.
HOWE iERRY Qsss u Layuorl NJ. ~ Bowery
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Reception Of tho Seventh Cennecticus Vol
uuteers NJ Ncu.Huvcu.
EEw.HAvRy, Wednesday, J

EEw-HAvKs Wednesday, Jan 70 1854.
The 7th Connecticut Volunteers (reenlisted
regiment arrived here this afternoon. and had rnagni'
scent reception all the local military companies and tie
citizens en- raasse turned out to meet them They had
fine collation. Ct Music Hall
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CyyIcr OF vkRxILrs & CO.. Bankers,l
No. ~ Wall-st, Ee,y.l ork jan u IRA

No. II " aIlst, New loEk, Jan. y, ISt4 J
WYE have notice from the General Subscrip-
w tion Agent $40 LoAn that the whole xnoun Of tits
lean authorized by law ha' been taken by ssbcbsrs We
cannot therefore, furnish hesIs the bond. at psJ spd
interest.
We sh be PLEASED to l order for these bonds msrtss
rae' and shs endor to Keep instantly hand ,eady
!Limedl, e dfl very f,l assortment
We also buy aud sell al kinis OF Government Stocia
TITO new FINE PR CENT MISUNDERSTANDING
LECAL-TFNDER NOTES.
slh PER CENT CERTIFICATES OF INDEBNEn-
MESS
stvEN-TH'RTY TREASURY NOTES.
SIX PER CENT COUPON and REGISTERED soNpa
ISL.
u. T. QUARrERMASTERS CHECKS
Maturing Certificates COLLECTED or CAspEp IN ,.,.,
aDo term" VERMiLYE Co.,
Government Agents Five Twenty Io.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

ROBBERY. house Of Mr.. NJ. King, No
" Grand street Brooklyn. T. ID. was entered on I'M
Afternoon Of "Wednesday by an adrot thief and robbe'
Of silver vaxo and table cutlery ~ tie amount VI s'V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

Ia ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov. ~ iaI,Leaye
James alp and 3ihst h. R. al ana osau,'
days a, D. H. a.o-for Greenpo1t sag Hsfbor, hsnpons
&C. stopping a. all Stations FOR isp "a and p n,
For syosset m II and p e. For jamaica |"
and II D. m. and snd p m
SUNDAY EXCURSION TnAfN-For lsHp at s:la Z m,
nom sshs stopping al Stations. fHs Tor this tram a.
For syo..et on sundays sl, p M stopping at al sta
tons. A. hsAsOSEh' oep'.'H'e"'o.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

IRON IRON!
J. 900 ton. Grey Forge Glendcn, at Newark, NJ.
100 tuns Grey Forge Hudson. at Hudson, \. Y.
5g tais No. Eoundery Allentown. ct Eluabehpcrt, OF
Phiade phiA.
$50 tans No. 2 Pokeepse, IN yard
$50 tuns No. Allen. ~ yard
80 tuns No. Wrough, Scrap In yard
$50 tun- No. Poke,yse In Philadelphia
IS tuns No. Peeksku At PeekIklL
7Oo tuus spike Rods 3-ls. l, 7.l6 l.
500 bes. Bar Iron IN store, to arrive from liverpool
and dock.
100 tun, MLleable Iron Pots, Tor forge purposes.
leo tuns Reiorts, for ioundery purposes
100 tIns Best Horse shoe Iron.
joI sA!s IN lots, wauted by
PETrEE, WILSON Co.,
Nos. 22s ard no son,hst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

DECISION.
benjamin +. Town sgt Edward Van Loon ct al.
Motion denied With BIO costa
SUPERIOR COURT-sPri,t TApx-Jk. s.-Besors
J..iee hCCrs
DECISIONS.
Thoma. Jackson AIT. Mansfield Young, implicated,
Lc-pemurrer sustained Order TO Do settled.
The President &e OF tho Mechanics Bank at. The New.
YoFk and New Haven Rssos d Company wosu'l Of
d scou.inusnce srant"d
Phlppin. kls.el at Adophus l.. Becker ct sL-order
granted
COURT OF COMMON PLFAS--SrEcrsL TsRs-JAr n.
Before Judge CARDoko.
DECISIONS.
Pluneiean act. Duc.-Moton granted.
Sous.bausr at. Holfsr.-HO,on denied with IS costa
In the Of Leiuer insoyentFrcinnsry oblec
lions overried
Hager act. Shlndler.-Motlon granted without coats
J...up sIt ke.y-Iho report confirmed partly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

FsLmTMgNT>.-The progress OF recruiting In
the Eastern Dstrct OF Brooklyn il going forward very
sst,sfsctory For tho last four days the following
nnmber Of nen have been enlisted p. a. y, 20. The
total number Of men enlisted at NO 20 Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

SMoTHgRED IN THE STRgEr.-A child OF MIR.
Peter Fillmore was smothered by accident in Grand
street. Brooklyn T. D. yesterday whilo IN It's mother
Arms. An inQ lest was held by Coroner DarfeU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

Return scthe Ne"-SsrH Vne ""n"roe IA"
Second segment Veteran veiuntccro1
ISmAsAPoLs Wednesday Jan. 20 1864.
The 1920 New York, veteran volunteers, will
reach Ssv.York city about the 18th or 26th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
qnn Rises 7:18 Sets...... sos Moon-Sets.... $50
HIGH WATER TBS DAE
Sandy Hook. e36I Gov Island. T2l Hell Oate.. s;t'
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miscellaneous.

| FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAM
Il PnLETs and LIBRARIES, BOUGHT for CASH at
No ~ o,hv between 9th and 10th sta large stock Of
ROCKS for SALE
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& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT go.
1862 COMMENCING NOV TO- 1904 IVA
Passenger Station in Newiork corner 1'ths] ara "nA"
Entrance 2sthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

MARBLE Mantles.-The best place in the
vi city 10 purchase cheap and hnsed Nantes at A.
Klabtr. Mantle Mandatory. los Las, letLs ID Az,
N. Y. Cut this out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SANITARY FAIR

meeting Of tho Captains Of the Brooklyn police was
held at Inspector Folks office yesterday morning anu
In accordance with understanding with their several
commands passed resolution In favor OF dcyoting one
days pay tho fund Of the Brooklyn aud Long Island
SANITARY Fair The force including officers. numbers
about $50 men, and the that will be realized II each
man pays his proportion. VIII amount t. nearly 90"
The Fro Department Of tho Western District %in give
their annual ball at the Academy Of Music on Monday
evening Feb. /. The tickets viii be s. each. IN com
piisroc with resolution unanimously adopted by tue
Commissioners tie President Of the Board has gwen
in behalf OF tie iiremen HUNDRED tickets to the
fund Of the Sanitary Fair. This viii be eqayaoui to
cash donation Of 600.
u. s. SANITARY FAIR MEETINGS. Meetings
have been held IA the Eastern District OF brooklyn pre-
liluinary To aiding the u :. Sanitary Fund Far 70 20
h.id at the Academy Of Music Brooklyn. Addresses
have been made BY the Rev. DR.. Porter the Rev Mr.
Heath the Rev. Ar Hatseld the Rev. Alr. Boyes and
others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22


Ex-Gov Wright o. Indiana, WHO attended tho
hswnstopaI A griouluaal Exhibition held at Hamburg
A uads In official report in which bo says that eighty
ssas Of land we're occupied by the exhibition buiding'
- we're erected for the accommodation OF more thsh
&ooc entries Of stock. machinery locomotives seain
sHxx,s. steam plows, and farm implements nnera
sssxsets srtiasial manure plants. trsss nu"' nov
- sa6 seeds.
Thirty four ns.ionaitss were repsessr'sd py oon'r
AueleaA including 1000 Of The finest harse' oa'ue
Assv. eA1 swine. some Of I-e Beverages osing COL
onDatece.
1Srss thousand machines AL farm lmpssnen's ano
ssysnfy Ave stesrne engines were exhibited
~ 7rsht In Convinced Of lie complete success Of
u,sE glowing and thinks ace not sufeisGy mindful
- pruereas Of GT,at Britain and other portions Of
Dsrsps IL agricultural implements though We surpas'
shsss In cheap sborfsving rhoh.Res such ~ thrash
en- fsapere. etc. American reapsrs were s"aroed
81 sapsriorhy. Aer stating ethez interesting facts
- s.ys he Anticipates nporant results from the sym
sslty swskesd and exiting ffiendsiip strengthened
busyd our p~ople and the Of .hr country.
OOKPIRMATsOSs by THE AlaATB.
Iks Senate to-day confirmed t,Ds following
ssnalEassens;
~, So. sosthers asr, q Flsr.d. Jss,sb Rsyi1g9s
sshsi tho KoTilc.r p@.toi Of tloIiea t6vsrd poda
"a e, b. ..,.m Dsstet ~ Lor,,s.i JOss Q E.st,n,
Ezss,, fos the Ea<sa Dlsrie q M,.oan JSsn Unstr
ks.is. %. s' Of Gs Loot Jctn Tyre Po.
ss~ Il WsLsh. Indians nehsei sses ., y w
Ai..n, 70, d. p y, &C. f fss.,Sfb5
@ N Hos. B.rS's GA. A'o a,';,n lsr t y,
S.s'.m Di,i.t o, Ns.euh hndrew WIZ, 1p,is. q
sss I c'st fe' he D'na Of S1l ,hs B.res Of
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL.

Il fBANY AMI Troy, CUNNECTING WITH TAAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chainbeust From Nth-H .
E1pres and 10 a H. and o. ~ 1877 H., and 3:37 and
10 and y. IN. u 3:2l p.
Troy ard Albany with sleep 1l:2 ?.
In, Carl lo:so p m.
Pouslxeepsc train, aid s:ZI ard l22a m, and u
a n and p. ..
PerAskil TAIN I D. t:.2 y. m.
Sin- Sing tram. $3.50. J:sI
Ttrrvtown tria $50 p. m. Ja2 N.
On SUNDAYS al J:22 D. H.. from Jth-t -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-02
TIE MILITARY BILL.

sRcrlss |. That from and after the PISS.
sage Of this ael all white men, residents oil
the Confederate States. brtwssn the ages
Of seventeea asd fifty, shall be in the Mill
tary service OF the CoAlederate STAKES for
the war;.
Sac. Q. That all We persons aforesaid,
between the ages Of exhteea and ferry 1--WE,
now IN service, shall be retained during the
present war with the United States, in tse
sass regiments, batialieas and companies
to which they belssg AZ the passage Of this
act, with The same srgaaiEatisa aud off,
GERS. ssles resslarly transferred or dis
charged, in accordance With the laws aad
|resslatisns for ne gsvssaasat Of the ar
ny Prsuids4. That companies from enc
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T. the INTERFERE with the trve and to
main during the pleasure Of The Common Council
Which sdorte
GENERAL oEDERs RESUMED.
Report spf Comm tee on belgian iryr.u,u' Ia isyJr Of
adj tii fouJ that FIR srcond street between Fourth
all If avenues be paved vi heean ayCnet uHde e
rc1u Of toe Croou Aqucduct b0srd all tn. the acu
pa. in- ordnance therefor b. ado. Ted
Which ad pied by the following vote viz:
III n'ative-C ounclmen Heaiy Riley trophy, Hayes,
Webster. Heternan Gross, hePpeI. Kos''r Hought in,
Havlnd Ac0ath ScLaeer, Cook. BrmidOu Bfcc, Russell,
and Juyce-lT
Mega ive-Councilnen Keenan, and Jaque~-2
Coui Gilman Keenan, moved that tie Board do al.
: Mnicn was lost.
Report Of Committee on Belgian Pavement IN favor Of
ed Itiug rcsolu ion int between Ninth aud
Tenth be paved with Belgian pavement the properly
pay oucirf OF the eNpene, and the city the
uaudrr under the direction OF the CrOOn Aqueduc hoerd
AID that de accompanying nance the eor be adopted
Councilman heenan moved hat said paIer be United
b. the Committee Belgian pavement
Which carried.
Pepor Of Committee Donations and Charities in favor Of
adopting resolution Tint the Comptroller be- dire @ 20 draw
his warrant favor Of William H. Hinusn Acting
fo the sum hunded aud dollars the
being donson 10 the Trustees to refund ssnent
iu Church corner OF Madison avenue and Twenty.
ninth street for the opening Of Madison between
and EishtyHth streets and charge to &c
count # " Donations"
AfiTmative-C ounc!nen Hea.y keenan,, Riley Brophy.
HAYES Hrrrusn, Gross. Repper kosttI HousEan hnyi-
land Mcrsh Jaques Schaeer Cook, Brandon, Brice Rus
sell and Joyce-ls.
Rsport Of the Committee on Roads in yor Of adopting
linton HAT S1ty seventh street from Eighth Teut
bs regulated and graded the direction street Com
missioner and the accompanying ordinance therefor adopted
Councilman kERNAN moved that SAID OehsrN brdef 90 rs
frrfed back o the Committee BE gan Pavement.
Subsequently Councilman KEENAN, moved that the board 90
adjourn. Which was carried. ~
Nh.reupOn the PRESIDENT pro TEN. declared that ur
Board stood adjourned until Monday 18Th a. O'Clock
D N. JAMES NJ SWEENY, Clerk
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Board Of Alderneu.
oTTioiAL.l

oTroIALl srATKD SESSION, Monday, April H. 1864
O'Clock y. IN
Presens-JOhn T. Henry, ESQ., President and AidfIman
Hardy.
The roll having been called and quorum appearing the
President declared the Board stood adjourned without day
". 4. VALENTINE. Cltgk.
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Board Of Councilmen.

fOPPctALl ArATED SEssIoS-Mondsy. April 10, 1854
2o'clock. p m )
The Board pur.uan; to adjournment in their chamber
number sixteen City Hall
PresenJames hayes. esquire President In the chair and
the following members:
Councn Hesy, Keenan, Riley. Brophy, Hagerty, Web
.ter heherusn. Ryan. Gross Kepper koser Houghtan'
Rowland McOrath Jaque schaefef Cook BRANDON bree
Russell. FitZgerald-22.
The minute. of the preceding meeting read and
proved