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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03


0TWe have never concurred in the
opinion that the institutions of Am erica
have been found wanting in this trial.
The fault has not been with them but with
the people who, for vain glory, have given
up their liberti es. Had they lived under
a monarchy they would have done the
same, and would have made their sover-
eisn as absolute as the Car whom they 30
much admire and extol. It is their vics to
love greatness mora than liberty; to be vain
of extensive territory instead of personal
rights; hence their light surrender of all
their best securities for freedom.
Let US not DO told they will resums
their guarantees. when the occasion has
passed away. As we'll might it be said that
a woman would resume her chastity after
surrender. A nation which has consented
10 live without its liberties has prepared it
self too we'll for the loss of them. It has
foregone the habit of virtue.
The above are the words of an English
man who throughout the war has employed
his pen-and still employs it-on the Sids
of the North. He is editor of the London
Examiner, a paper second to none 10 the
ability with which it is conducted World.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-03

GTHon. Thomas Hendricks, United
States Senator from indians, against the
bill compelling Senators to take test oath,
bsfore taking their seats, thus expressed his
. views:s Sz$
,'In the Northwest we want peace: We
want peace in a restored Union and upon
terms honorable to the North and just to-
ward the South; upon terms that will leave
, US friends and not enemies; and we want
peace before the North is exhausted and
the South destroyed. so that the shores OF
the Gulf and the borders OF the south ern
rivers may again wave with the sugar-caue
and whiten with the bursting cotton: that
in all that region we may fnd asremunera-
. tive market for the heavy-products OF our
rich lands. and so that from the sources OF
the Ohio, the Wabash, and the Mississippi.
Throughout their entire flow to the Gulf.
there may be united, harmonious and
happy people, bringing reciprocal blessings
p, by The exchange Of all acts oil Kindness
/ and restored aud growing commerce"
CoNPEr1r1oN FoR NEaRo SoLDIEHs.-
@Tners ia a great strife between the towns OF
Connecticut 10 procure volunteers Tor theiT
onotas and often one town bids a5oRe an.
F6th.r 10 procure men held by brokers who
sall themselves A neishboriDg town has
been very active, and sents agents abroad to
4 nnrcbase negroes. a few days ago they
made returns. and had three more negro
Z volunteers than the town wanted, and enc
of the agents put them up at auction several
i towns bidding. but Vermont bidding The
highest. took them. m.-R Rspsb1sc0n Pdpsy.
I, Who ever supposed that here In the
North whe:e slavery is not tolerated. 6se
/; negroes would be put up at auation." and
knocked down to the highest bidders-
I What Is this trafacking ID human dssh.
J about which our pious AbolitioEists have
been shedding SO mony crocksdile teersI- :.
! Really, this Abolition party is consistsnt 10
|, nothing but iSinoonasteneg -0adrS Cal
Dsmnaus. 9
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0YGen. John Morgan and the two stag
offSeers who escaped with him. have been
presented with horte, and seven ss's OF
costly and elegant cAparisons. This We re-
gard as a very liberal donation, considering
that. the rebsis are stRrFing'
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IT,, vbIsh %. Document Number one
Communication was received nom Ms bcnot tne rsy",
calling the attention Of the boad 70 the death Of enLop
Hughes 80 o., Nm yopx Jan / 1864,
To ne Honorable tis Common tant'" RI, ,.l,o n
xyrLsnrx: di.pcnssion Of cur Heavenly s'he. WI,
will tDon,xnds fellow ci1 IN gfri
me- 10 ss 20 your official notice the demise oi tbs
Archtishop hughes .,,oa p,s,s,. b,. ps.,.i
,sv hut In hi, a,h country has Lost III eihr' ci
.er nS uu,. otro; for ths amy ninge our tears Sn
M. no. nd Nv the scored ties to the cePAteu a
., II ~, worif Il another great and eloquent
tbst God sone great Death has qGenched ths nfs o. ""
Ut, -, h., had no power his virtues Mhdinl :.
80 d tne stingu,hed public services OF the deeessen
~ Of the city will ao sure, accord 10 LIS
n.,n =, lie tribute Of thoir gratitude aid r..Itct,
nei"'4' Wv C. GODFREY 0UNrHER, Mayor.
Which wss received. =. q. =.
Gldrnnu Fox moved that the Messtse feler0 10 oPo
c,sI COMMITTEE II Five. Which was tart, J. . . -,
IN, PprspENr appointed Aldermen fox, Netooi fGey
ong .nd shannon 40 .acn Committee.
By Alderman IoSG-- -, a. Al,
Icred That permission be aud 10 hereby given 70 h'
n-oprrvovuer. in and eighteenth street De
w cen third and on III avenues to regulate and gnde H'
xme AZ their own expense rnder tie direction OF the suoe
Conlnsioner Which referred 20 Committee on Hohds
when appointed -, p-.,.xv,
announced that Board stood adjourned until Lex ohu"s
tie lltb instant, al O. clock y. ~ -,,,.,. r,,
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lost ono fonna.

\ OST-On Saturday, I'd inst, gong nom
Wa.hinston square Jsa-rson Market, thence thro"h
a,, ., lltoal.ay Lady Gold WATCH tiurtins tae'l
In n,r, ,utts rrschl Chain etachrd The hndss "' De
siv r,ss.lcd by returning Il TO No. North Wellington
suuaie.
I OST on STOLEN from the subscriber on the
~, ID Aarst 10 1851 numbered "a 1877. Al p".Ons are
te,.d .e,n, pureAssiug tie sane, astc payment 10 h'
.,opre ibci i reward is offered 70! the urn We .rA
\ OSr-A young Mal..-e CAT. Has strayed
j 4 a.sy nom No ., .n.iy,t. Whoever VIII r.'r4 tes
VII. fc,sf. . rs,i.l rev ard ssd uGny ,hpiAs.
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City Inspectors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The following is tho Weekly Report OF Deaths IN
thu CITY and County Of Newyok from tho 2sth Of Deoen'
Der 10 the 9Th day of January 1904 Men, 49, Women los
Boys ly7; Girls lls; total 40 Adults, ??i Children, 20
Males go; Females PC; Coored Persons, 9.
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Glc0iral.

MANHOOD and the vigor Of Youth Restcred
" In toui Woesa by Dr. RiCoRps tssrNtt e' LIZ T.,
s.trr nsi.tiou whether arising fson EAoetses, S"e
,b,e ,ir aecif OF Climate Asiuis tsY's' lAe 20
,.c g., .,t. TIE mott iugcer4e &c - icuf VEGAS Al
49, = .s,.lic. IL. n,tds lfi'r- :. L..s :. .fa ia
c,,., t mstsurfics To- e. ir 4nitie H. rc
iof a. sent ,4r.a.y packed onJeg'. "a isi'ee by IA
.crloGii,d agent
ruILig ROLAND, IA. ~, B4ooae-.-
ore door rom Broadway N'Nfois
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORk;
r., N.~ Hsvrn tEIl. ll:yo . H. iI:ls tEx j. S:oo
,Yr J. 35a, 4. 80 and lEX) p. -.
tor Bridgeport, 7, (Exl, h;SA m l2Is tExb s;V
Fx1 $50. 10 and ttx) p. m.
Fox Milford and strsiford T. 1880 $50, 40 m
For rsgheld Southport and wes,pos = ii;~a N 80
40 Il. ,..,, .~r,
70. pa.ie snI Gre,aw.eh 7,so, 1850 m $50. 80.
$50 p m. ~ 80 ,,,. ~ ,on
Fer Port chester I'D inerurdae stations $50 :3oA
u. SO i.JJ. $50, $3.50 p. m. - -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. 8 m. Tx JW tExb -
For Boston. via Shore line. ll;l5 tEx P IN 40
For Hartford and Spr -sasi tES), Il'o m ''W
NG) p m. ~ "a . u,.,
for Conusc River Railroad So IN (Exj 70 No1ussb
ll:Ua- m. T. NorthsuptoI. 49,
for Hartford, Providence and F,sEkiu Railroad, stEAb
For New Haven New-Lonaon and stoningon RsiirsAd =
G. H., -.la, s, =. Ii. -, t ..
For Canal R.lrosd il:l5 P. IN. 10 Northampton
Iot Housatculc Railroad, -
-, n.ns,ry and Sor~s.s Railroad l. $50 m 80 n
JAMES Ii. huYI Superintendent
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" From foot of Ceariand.-st connecting .. Hamp.os
Junction wb Delaware and ws 20. HO:s:
tors forming direct Pittsburgh aud the Wss with
Out '". UfEhf Fiddle ROUTE TO THE WEST:
SIXTY M.s and Two HoURs saved by this Inc to Chicago,
ca. S. W hG s's sxks m rs i9ss CATS
Commenting nov. 1903 Leave Newborn :. follow;
Pot,sviie' Harrisburg March Chunk. Wlian.Pon
Mail TRAS-As;.os M 70. aston, mssr Up 0'''"~
II NJ TEAs-For Ess,on Allentown, M.uch Chunk, VIZ
Transport, Reading, Pottsye Harrisburg &c ana u.ueh
$50 p s.-For som.rvins.
Ws.csS Exesss-Y', Essen Ansn.own 49, ~:
!Ps Hs,.Dr rsSg T f .RS IN. West S'''n'
ExfaIss Tam roK HARKlssuKs-Ths = N. LIprsse
trsn IRON md W. on Cen RsrO.d NORTH
eri Central Railroad North and South. and w''a 'hs
~ TLn.sirmfosr AND NEwYosx FEaRYLssve New'Yes
from Pier No North kivep :. H,n.r i HsrSo very
tip .seh WAY JOSIAH o. sTEARNs, superintenaeot
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD:@FOR AZ:
IL sANY, I'D Troy ., S3 ,s.Si WITH TAA1S'
r,,,., .s . Ss' e and 10 l'n n N; ,..a
r. % r md R & % with d..p M N. p ~
poas s Sae let, sIsu and IL s2s and a NJ sud
Peek,fil train, y. IL ~ N
T I'al tow train Train. 80 pm J52pm
e procured =. any, Of he Offices Of w.ssss
FIrre In Sewyork and Brooklyn and baggage checked =
the House TO al points the ROAD and 10 saisss SPRING.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
IL hRRANGEN E,ST, commencing Nov. y: ls6a-Lssvs
J.ue.,p and Jslht, l.. r.. II m-frid-ys and Ssor'
D. m a.o-i OF Greenpor, sag Arbor, Hsmp,ons,
A. stopping Of all Stations FOR Isip ~ and n
For svossct a. m, III G. AMI p N. 10. Jamaica q
and II . n. aIt and p
SUNDAY EACURsI6N TR.ly-For Isip o. s:ls q -,
from 3hs' stopping Al a. Stations fGs i0f 'nis uGn y
excursion ~ -.
For syo.~. On Sundays, at IS an stopping Ill :ss'
ticns. a hhASvSHhr o"Pe''u'eHasnN
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEf.
lN-Trzins l-ev. Jersey City for Pernoni o. 81 M
~ IS n m &2J and sos T. and Mondsys only 1e:S
. m The =: Is AID 2. run through 20 Money
TuOS. ". DEMAREsT, Superintendent
NEW-YORK. 4 NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT 49,.
lsS5. COMMENCING nov. TO- !sea ~
P..s.us,r Station Ia Yoh ythst- and Nhsv'
I E,sr. at
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JgRsKV CITY, Dec. g I6J.
NEW-JEESEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
II Con aid after MONDAY. Dec: 20 Trains VII Raw
>tN. YokN ior BALTIMORE and WAShlN0fON, ats
and no A. n. - y a.. and II Mdnslt Inc ~ p M,
Irsn win tsk. gcrs for BALTIMORE and AshtNS
\ only TI, Trsn makes connection 1t fhusde Pnta
T,.ns Tor rhisoslfha will leave N.wicfk u and ~
o., T. "a 1 rud 4 D. in and l. Midn. ght , .
Nj ANY ND III N. viii not b~ received la the . NJ
- ~, - IN. y W. WOODRuFf.
VI H. n lisa Ass.lnt Superintendent N. J H. X
NEW.YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
N INSTRUMENTATION ACCOMMODAIIoNe.
i, f., A.aIry Troy tie Moth AID West, issvs nihst'
irrt Il 10 n ,u ..i i,5 p. SrpiAy trans leave new.
Y,k fcr Ay i:2s y. aud Alesny for New fcrf s's
. - ~ JoHN BUHChILL Superintendent
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Aeaiers, 8topes, &r.

UARRISON's PATENT IMPROVED
III COOKIN RIA NGFS with Deane's Patent Wster-rop,
for Hotels and families made and sold by BNAMHALb,
DEANE Co, No 20 CsIais. 30 feet east OF Broadway
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~ ~ u.oxx.s Bs.h New Ys,A bshs Suh dpce And
st - sbsvs ssnssa ssyse ~ et ~ ns'~sdss ssd
beb@f "EO l. oLS-'' ~''''
PssDssIo BrLl, Notary Public.
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CoRosER's IyoUgsT.-CoroneY Wildey, on
Monday held AN inquest at the Fiflh Precinct Station
House on the body Of Charles Murray the c2lored man
who was shot in Thompson street On years night
during row In a dancehonsc. George herod also
the prpetrator If the deed. The Jury after hearing
the testimony rendered verdict that deceased came
10 his death from Lemorrhage Of the caused py
pistol. shot wound inflicted by George Herod. -
prisoner rendition Of this verdict was committed
10 await the action Of tie GIsnd Jury.
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NEw-HAvENR RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT $500
lsS. COMMENCING Ao| 10 !sea ioS
Passenger Station Ia New. Yo 9TH It, and Rhsv
Elirznce ?!tLst.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WHIT

NORTHERN RAlLROADo fNEW-JERSEY.
lN-Trains leave Jersey City for Piernon Of sis M
Ii:a5 D. m AIS and sos and on Mcndsys only Az"
,n 'Ih. y: IS AID 4 - through 20 MoL.ey.
TuOs. ". DEMAREST, Superintendent
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n,n. ~ ,he .,atr Of Nrw.YorL.

p.s- on mn slaTE on sEwIORk 4 he Crr q se-
vi a. ,f IS q .;ts lt af us vsss sHhs
s..aftsy, - esT 81 yssus =. i~'f - -. 49,. 80.
ol Lsls a. bsosaif - ~ 700 ~
Ave- ere r
susu d
4
a., ,nl County a s~~ Tsft. l. Drofs- W blst
c. ., az the H.l d q Ss- fsk a the GU 81 Ne-
Nh be r.. All --i the st't ss tsri cog
r,s 10 u - IsDse.s. AL ts-sA 49, ,,.o r,,
a.or. b<oss ne uls ell Gay ofJsnusy. -.
J I.rssses sLsssJp S0sy fu'bs
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Pacific BlnX.-stateIlent OF nc iAtIfIO DANn, AZ
eqircd 5y ,y,er of 10. Ae eDtng sstur
ca, the a Gsy o: January D<s - -. .
Average sm0gni Of Loans and Discounts. ~
Afcs.c aIo.D. OF specie IloSsS y"
Aversse amount ~ l"S, =" ~
City AMI County OF New York. es Robert Buck CASHIER
OF the Ps1e Bsn being duly lso aud say that TIE above
cofe.t tie best oi my noviedsc ana Set
ROBERT BUCK, Cashier.
Kvv Notary Pubic.
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prrcIiIns AsD DR0yIFs BAsk. felsf,s ~ chsf'.f "a
49, kt 10 ssas sssfe.y tie - DAY u |s--AJ
49, 80. 80
.rr,ss sneut i>s 80 rN.~>.ss
of
o.
h,- rosa 7 NQber r Prfna Sasaist
sh,r. Dro',fs Bat esrs Dc ''-ofH o<-' 20 % ''
u
Nv X PLERls. CAshst
e.orn lsG,ss rS nI 81 day Of JsnlsD, i-t ,
% I.rlss, C0nmstonsr OF pcsfs
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HaoL Of the Ncw-York Dry Dock COMPANY.

HANh OF IHt NV iVINh IN U'I' N
Law Of tas. ef TIE vees sn.ss
ssiurd.y Tie 81 Ia. OF JsnusJ. !sN O..
Average Vt and pcorEo %
e
Az Cifcl Ss'rto
i-T,s- ~ D-y-f. n"tc.t 90
ss lort by Company l~' duly t>scs- and sv
t.., correct / LoCh"oOp. Sashi"
ssoa te1gs MT "a DAY Of JArusry. ia
A c Assiuos. Cou anss.ener Of psefs
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BGNk COMMONWEALTH sf-;aI-t D; t;-r 90 Law
OF - -nls saturday mo ~ esS Of J.ssJy ~
Av,ss- Lam Ard DeoouGis t@s""<'ssx g
,~.~s sr",n1, :, r,,cg ,t,,e 1891 40
vel sncunR
oecrg. Els Cashier Bsnh 81 he CorsnlS.sa oe'hs
swofn aEi t the o.nns st.'.n sn 20
Of snt tcisL Oboivt Lit ,, eas"eS
slb.cbej AID before tie an d.j q Jssssy ITh
FrlDsrr BUlL So'Ay Pubic
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PsrL Uank.-Staoinept 81 the PARK BANK, OF tie
c.y ofSeg fDk aelurei ny Casper sS u" 1871 lof ne
week entns Saturday, The "a DAY o January, lea: =.
q LJan ont esS4sIos ~
I,rrts, As q. Of Observation-Disclosures. l,GCO,s02 81
Iy,5,s- auos., OF & r.,i a, CO ....,. S9i.sJ2 90
Ivs,.se .,uoup OF D-o-,is .,......... 0.76g.y0a cS
c,y sd C,ga'y u Scw.rofs 60 L. Worm, tth.ef o.
NE fSh bsIA dy s.poe az sny ih zoe -ofe sae
J l. WORTH. Cashier
Arr bsiere Ii. 9Th DAY n January. 1874
W. NJ M4ssn. jr, Notary Public
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required Chapter .b Lave Of @ for week shss SATURDAY
the 81 tay Of January 1871 o..
A'-fsse amount SsoS'cto
o. 1Go,SoU y.
C.y and County Of os l. wa,tizson A. Hall Csshe
Bsn h aai that e sOF.
sts,rn-hf % correct WAsHisbIpN l. HALL, Sst.Der
sworn bsiCss ,s.s I'd day Of January. ist
H,sn W. CzArsss, IT,, Notary PnhLc
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n
CITY Of Tork required ~ Css, a Law. OF 1855
ues1 eaila, saturday tue u day OF January. iseA.
aud Dscuauts GCtr|D ~
Average Of Specie IsAiCWI ~
A,er amount OF CirculsOn. 6O-cOy
Aver VI
Cty ard County Of New YORK. Peter NJ syson Cahi'
Of ~. Pn.rix Bsns being tay s~cn d'pose sni sy Va, u
seo,s CORRECT best Of snowedse and ,ee
Pm BRis0s, Cssaien
""V'" ' Ts,s. sssrsu, Notary Public
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sS9" Law - saans s,.afasy. tie
81 dv Of January, isc<i
Aver se Lsss ard Doouna. 90
an,rns a c%hgJ
Of Or usik<l 10 t.soO
crysas 4nfy f Ssr Tort Dsr " H. Ber'oi c.ss- Of
81. irrrs Hasa i-ps. AL '.r si ne snof-
toe DAs.EL v ~ bLhlhoLS, S-t.-f
s-ors tei,cs TIA 81 tay Of ynsary ist
Isss.s p ous r.. Sc,sry rubbc
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Bank OF Americas stement o. we %, ,s r. .ss
AYENI, A. a. required Ctsrtsf "a L.r' Of io'''o w
ins Tie ID DAY o. Jaslhry. tofi
of and disco Inis
Ir,f,se ..oan syx 20
Of
cs, md coun,y OF New ioi Wn ysnnr S.. :" W
F.ti OF Amer.c. bcnz duly Affirmed dsc tha ~ a. '-' WV
r.temert , 10 oi an 'eds- aud be-
'~'S-' WIN T. tESkIsS, Caitiek
Amf"sS 'NS " F,tss,ic L-ti. Ns,ary rGblr.
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Il. WrcIa%ics BiSsisG ASSOCIATION o. d. cy % s..
Yoh required ~ Chsg's $50 Lave 's'' ;" WE WV" s
s,trsay }. 81 asy II JAIcsfy iSN - ... q,
a,.ra.. AMOUNT ana pso sua .st.rss.ss.
A.. " -aai " ryela,,on vi
Cv sns Coast, u s.~ r~s.d IA. H. FosIA Cs,iss ~
a4y dsts~ soi h.i
IN. A. a. a a = ooef hno~ecss aud ballet
wv JAS ~ FONDA, ca.hssf
s-on before no III ~ dAy u Jssasfy. IsA
f.sss.s. Notary P.blc
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States" was received with three tcary 'ff'a. and
followed by a song from thiGiceg.iun.
Tho sentiment Tho Governor ~ N.w.l on Wa
followed by music from the band.
Dr. Robert Bradford spoke to the toast "Oul sistor
States"
q Recorder Hoffman eaid that he was happy 10 be
present lie maze an elaborate aud eloquent defense
of law. To resist the laws Of tho land however adj
minsterel is worso than madness and he who does 1t
10 traitor and deserves the fate Of traitor. He re-
erred 10 the law Of sefdefonso applied 10 indiyidu
als and TO oommtfes. We a Law abiding people
fact shown by the loyalty and courage OF The people oil
the North in their efforts TO put down the Rebellion
The right Of free speech il be defended This Govern
meut is engaged in putting down an Infamous kenel-
lion and patriots should their best Efforts 10 pat IL
down. when there work is accomplished VIII come the
time for concihation and compromise. Mr. Deveh ana
others followed and at late hour the festival closed
PYRoTECHS1cAL DISPLAY.
Enc collection of fireworks ly Edge was given soon
after dark in front al tho City Hall and in Union
Square in the presence Of "a dense crowd Of people
The grand piece at the Hall represented Washington
crossing the Delaware. The water was shown by o
long line of waving white fire. while standing In the
bow Of the boat that had Just gained the middle OF the
stream, appeared the commanding figure OF Washing
ton his horse with head erect being little behind him.
Toward the stern fof the boat were several soldiers
one Of whom carried the coloTs. IL lasted over
minute and was greeted with loud cheers. Previous 10
the firing Of this piece, the Park continually ilu
minated with rockets. she'll ocoIed ire &c, the exh
hilton ending with a splendid display Of rockets ben
golas and coored batteries.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Union spy Execuf'd-Inio" escaped OFF,
GERS E~cap,urcd Arrival Of Gen.
scammon im Richmond-The Robber,
on the RnItimore and Ohio Railroad.
FORT MOyROr, Monday. Feb. 2, ls6%.
q NJ. al L.

FORT MOSRoL, Monday, feD. -, lSns.
Tie Richmond EIomin6r OF Feb. 20 has the
following:
Spencer Dayton has been arrested. tried, condemned
and hung as q Yankee SPY al Castle lhuneer.
Col ~. Miles, 18th Pa. Capt. Thomas Hardy, IA
H. Lent !. {. Hall ll2th HI Lieut.. Grehle 81
Mich; Capt. wilkins ll2th H.; Lieut.. Col. ELL -
Conn: Capt l.. ). Smith, 18Th 4. s. C.j lieli. VIII
cox. 10Th y. Y.C.; Lieut.. Adam Haul. i5ti y. y
Daniel Frausberry. lst Mich tov.; 4. j Roy, "p.
Ohio; and j. II. Godsby igh [. :. l.. N. VI. h' s.eit
sd H.; NJ Bedell l23d y. V; Capt. NJ Moore -
Ind; Lieut. simpson 10Th Ind; caIt Phelps -
md; Capt Roseman. Cd Ohio; Col r.. &, Rose ''th
Pr; H. T. Crawford, 81 ~! Cav; ;. ID. Soglhe.lano'
18th Ohio have been pturod and returned to LIBBY
Prison. . -.
Maor.Gen Scammon and staff have arliyed in tlch-
mond and are lodged in Libby Prison, which h pleas
ing offset for the loss Of Col. >treight.
Fify-eght escaped Yankee oIicors Lave Deem re-
turned 10 Libby Prison.
Three deserlers who went 10 Ncwbern ana TOOK up
arms against the Confderaoy were captured and hung
az Kingston on the 18th inst.
OE.NGE CouHriiOusf. Feb. 1.-the enemy lave
not fallen back to Centreyile as reported. -
Gihnrrs cavalry threw train Of cars On tie BAN
more and Ohio Railroad, FIX miles above Hapers ei-
~ and paroled 50 officers and obtained some pooI!'
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The Ibuy Elscw here.
IN CARLISLE,

CARLISLE. Pa Monday Feb. %, 1854.
Washiugion's Birthday was appropriately
conmcmoraied here to-day by the Union Philosophical
Society of Pennsylvania, under The fric's OF me
H. Merriam esq, Of hew.York, who - on brief Wit
10 Gov Curtin at Harrisburg. delivered eloquent
Grafton at the Union Hall 10 large audience.
IN BALTIMORE.
EALnMoKI, Monday Feb. o. 1854.
To-day was almost universally observed rs n
holiday The streets in nil directions were gay wih
lars. Salutcs were tired aud belslrsng al morning.
noon and night.
IN BUPPAL0.
BUFFALO Monday, lob. % lshi.
Washington's Birthday was Nefy generally
observed hero to-day.
IN pOUCHI,rLpST
P0IGuLrTPsIT, Monday Feb. 90.
The excitement here to-day ran high. Every
Laval -e vas r.prerrsd in Tho procession during lie
Az which was The largost ever Witnessed here. \
street, g'ith music aud cheers. aud = SsEnlncNt DIS
play o. fireworks IL in progress.
IN ISpiANAPOLIS.
1Sprstr0Lls, Ind, Monday, Feb -, l-'G.
TIE celebration Of WashingtoB's birthday
was pepor1lb observed hero. The military and civic
PROCESSION was very imposing including tie Governor
and tan ana over 500l soldiers. The city Was hand
someiy decorated With flags anil o'ersreens.
IN CINCINNATI.
CrCnXAiI, Monday Feb. %, lsGi
Washingtons birthday Wa generally celo-
troted here The State Militia. hered by the police
ana IN. 9Th Ohio Veterans Turned pnt In largo Numbers
ard malo line appearance. The city was pr0Iusoly
decorated with hags end tie streets we're crowded with
people.
IN BOSTON.
BosioN Monday. ret. %, 1854
The weather today is rild, with slight
rain All thu pablo Offices and many stores closed
salute was tired aud bells rUng IA honor of the
day, ind busncst har tf'n .lmosi wholly f@Icnded.
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Opening Of she Albany FRir-Tbe 20th
Regiment, &C.

ALBsSY, Monday. Feb ~, 1904.
The Bazaar in aid OF the Sanitary Commis-
sion was naugurated this evening Gov. seymour de-
yered the address Alfred T. street read an original
poem, and an ode was sung by 10 singers About
100 persons were present. The Bazaar will remain
open two or three weeks and expected to net $50 GEO.
The 10Th Militia Regiment, recently returned from
the army came up from Kingston to-day. and presented
their original batlefag Ia the their late gallant
commander, Col. George W. Pratt. The presentation
speech was made by Col. Gates, and responded to by
Gov. seymour
The day has been Observed hero b. parade 81 Mill
tGiy and remen, and exercises al lweddle Hall The
Hon. Geo. W. Curtis of Newfork delivering The ad.
dress, followed briefly by Gov. Seymour