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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-19

-FRE4KfEG UP HoUSRkEg?fva- -Fsast nigh,
officer VI atiues lord h arr q ter-ib fnuss in
p oEItss e. str, az, hstve cen lat aud 2 s'r.etS
west. and on pro, etdrpg 70 tn hou-e fund
j. II nj n Lane, " no WAS iutoxica ed, en- gacai
IN smasi ne up HIS. fTrni' IRE pre- uaratnrv to
h1a' king Up housekseping and he immadat.ly
'Ct k fim 10 The station house. This NOR ain g
his v ifs EnIled 10 sppfsr arairst him. and Jus
lice Fsc.uson Gi>mistai HIM IN tn promise
that he would 20 10 VI rk and do better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-19
~ NOTICE.-TO The TAX.PAYERS OF
S WASHINGTON

ASSESSOR s OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. March IL. 1871
, Inc Rsard of Assessors, having completed the
General assessment for the year sii. hereby give
notice that they W IL sit Board of Appeals AMI
d. ,nday the zlst day of March, to Tuesday. the
A,'h DAY OF April inc lnsive, tSunlays excepted
ut their room, No +, basement story. west wing
City Hal from a: IN to p. each day.
By order Of the President:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-19

NIASTED-A BOY who wishes 10 learn TIRE ha-
y ness trade. One that can give god re ,ra. CO
VIII find a &c cd place Mt NJ. 0PPENHEIMER'S
3 3,.south side Pa. avenue, between 9Th and lJtI
sts NH iq-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-19

NJ WASHING AT SHORT NnfICE-Ths
~ Nut. nsl Setau La.ndry has chan .td
hands. ard is nov in full rera zion Rough dry
Has,hlng for families at ty cents r Dozen Go IDS
ing an order st the office snnth site Penn yivanis
avenue, 'etwe' 18th and 1873 stre-ts Washing FIR
hotels, Restaurants tea 6c, done ut sh ort
not ce mn a I'm. PERRY COLNAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-19

0=NOTICE TO THE BOSS BRICKLAYEHS
G OF WAsIlINGTON-At a IN citing of the
3 urns ;mcn Brieklayers, held on the 9th instant.
the iriit wing resolution was adopted That on
and aft, the LIST day of April demand four iol-
lars perday. JOHN III. THOMPSON, PreS't.
JoIH III. DAVIS, Sec. NH 4 st
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

.stAsrpD iyurDTATELY-A GOOD AND FAST
" sssnhos from l2b - IS1 f,et ong ard ~ 70 20 feet
vile dawn ffl ave titnble for and
frria.t aogd oyuept and fafr chance Address
Immediately, .. Sullivan. 90 Lsgh street wharf up stairs
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

AN,.. y FTNHt HIfITf EINVt
Houss VIZ brown stone architecture l,cstod between
@ semr,h y. so ~ -, H. , ~ aaiisJn nafe 2.
lrs Jorvi front and rear rooms about 70
hy 49, room, about feet s4uars. tiers pan
NY i oy q. ~ 5raroo tto en- and separate laundry,
two baths and ihfee fnrnaea
throughout tie hnuss fourth Aoor nghe
same A. toe thifi oori walls completely pAstca
sunib waitrH. one 10 she auc9 speak nr tube walnut
aud ma oe ties u prime pa hail, well
srt.bule The h0ufe huft nv the
hrs.fs Cunprer pians - Messrs fhamas \ Sons,
echltscts for the rF1s@nt occupant Possession vii 30
sven In hs ai 'e then haro further u.s
Tor it gpoi cr orini, well vent, sted q, fspry
IN Tho irst 20
Frto with sas fviares 8 - w. II sale com
rlst-d approval Apply 70 B, ", LUDLOW q co, no.
Pima el
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

4 eooD CORNER HOUSE AND LoR FOE saLE-oN
n he corner s rhrl eta street and seso1d svsn ue
Fcr' sior, Tl he SO q for - 2f This A.
good nventmenl Apply 10 JOHN FETrRErcH, As
fafr
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

DRESSES AND CLOAKs--27 EoND sTREET-NRs
IL PARRAfN. from Paris, cgsrs 70 lad ss who VIII hopos
her With their pairorsge ten vss cypsreece Gutter
the Hrst dressiatk king essbishIa sats Of Paris
lFOsoUIrO NETS FOR eALE CHEAP. FIVE NOS
lW quito Meta dorae shape With fran es cre OF them
handsome lace Addrcx boz l3 New York Post
oalpc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.-Sealed PRO
l. POsALS win be received until the ao'h inst, ct Y
O'clock for furnishing the Subsistence Department viii
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS OF FLOUR:
5000 BARRELS, In new oak barrels. head lined.
5000 BARRELS, In new strong cotton sacks ono hall
barrel IN each sack.
bids will be received for what Il known - Nos and
and for quantity than the barrels Also for One
Hundred Barrels Of No Family Flour. Bids must DO In
duplicate and for each grade separate sheets OF paper
Tho delivery Of the Flour % within nve days
fo tbs opening Of the bids and In such quantities daily
the Government may directs delivered ct tho Government
Wehon.e In GEORGETOWN At the whuves OF Railroad Depot
IN Warrington, d. c.
Tire do VERY Of all Flour awarded to be completed within
twenty days nom the opening OF the bids.
Payment VIII DO made in Certificates Of indebtedness,
such Other funds the Government may have for disbue'
Inent.
Inc usual Government inspection will be made Just before
the Flour received and will be accepted which not
fresh ground
An Oath OF Allegiance must accompany the bid ofoach bid
der who has not the oath flo in this Office and bid will
be entertained from parties who have prevonsy failed to
ply with their bids from bidders not present to respond
Government reserve the right 70 reject any bid for any
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned No 2l3 0s
Wasbipstop, u. Co. Endorsed Proposals for flour,
Warrington, D. c.. Jan. ii. 1864
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
BRooKLYS COMMON CoUYcrL-The 7

BROOKLYN COMMON CoUYcIL-T'he Board met
on Monday evening. the President Aid Ialmnge ", .nc
chair communication from the City Railroad Com,
panes was presented protesting against the hcIion o'
the Board in relation to their application 70 place
ou,s opposite Montague street in order u hesomo
daie persons going 10 the Fair at tho Academy OF
Muse The Company applied for the privilege 70 con,
struct tnrnouts and the Board amended the
BY allowing all other companies TO bring ther car "
the same place. This the City Company objected 70
on the ground that the tracks the street aPpoaen
tho Academy are occupied by them. and 10 other com
many las a right 10 use thems The suolect
was referred TO tine Ralroaf Committee for report,
The Fire Department Committee reported In iavoi Oh
Increasing the appropriation for tho expenses W ,e
Fire Department and also recommending that the Two
Departments be united and requesting the Conns'sca
OF lie Board 10 draft an sc for presentation u the
yegislatnre 10 that effect. Tho mans OF Mr. isaac
Eadeau was again presented as Water Commissloner
i'm place of Mr.. J. H. Funk. whose term has eiprco
AID rejected BY \ vote 81 ii to resolution Was
rresened and adopted protesting against tho Increase
of tho salaries Of Justices Of the Peace and Police
tees by the Legislature. after which the Board ad
iourued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. 1864

rob wsA oorpcr oforsnd and Chyse street the s 70 %
doy undrr the direction the Coton Aquedaet
Ind that the ordinance therefor be adopted
Witch was referred 10 the Committee on Sewer"
BY Councilman WEBSTER
RS,oltrd That permission be sud hereby given 70 a.
Lane 10 receive and deliver goods In ffont Of ms
remain during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which was adopted.
By Councilman Cnoss- ,.,.a ~
Re,r1 That the Comptroller be requested and directed 70
draw bic warrant in favor Of tho persons whose o,
n-1 for the opposite their Names oens io o.
Incurred ia the celebration Of the Annivrtay Of oui
National Independence July 1853 the same 10 oe AAs" o
any unexpended appropriation In the City Ifes'uIy
Which " a. laid over.
joun.
Which carried. ., 49,, "A
Wh.rsupon the President declared that this Board stood 3D.
' JAMES NJ. SWEENY, CierL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Washington, D. c.. Jan. Ii. 1864.
PROPOSALS for TIMBER at WATER

PROPOSALS for TIMBER at WATER
Il yLIET ARSENAL. N. Y.-Psoposas will be received
unt " the "a day Of February for be delivery thi:
Arsenal Of the following amounts Of White Wood Ash and
Hickory Timber, to DO Of bert quality subject to Inspection
viz:
About 500. 90 feet Of White Wood tPopsI).
About 200 900 feet Of Ash Forest Ash Of hrst growth
About 5 00 Hickory Hsndspikea
The White Wood ia to DO In plank and scariug the Ash
In plank AID the Hickory In scantns 5tx and about ~
inches LONG Of clear White Hickory. Details stating the
act quantities required Of each dmeuaioo viii be given to
those to whom orders awarded Address Lieut.. Col
p. v. HAuNEB Commanding Wstcrvllet ArseuA, West
Troy " stating ausn.ity Of seeh sther knd Of Tim
measure time within which the delivery thereof
BE- completed No bids Will be accepted for less than 100 90
fesl-WGsrvlist Arsenal West Troy, N Jan IL, 1854
nv HAONER,
Lieut. Col Ordnance Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
soRao suGAR.-Te Washington Republican

SoRGO SUGAR.-The Washington Republican
SAYS An experiment WAS made in the Department of
cricuturc a day or two since before large number
OF persons clearly demonstrating the practicabty oil
every man IA the North making his own sugar A gen.
teman from Nebraska, Mr.. j. 4. Riggs, who Is about
taking out patent for his process was the operator
From sorgo strip. sent 20 the department Tor ef'
hibiion In the Of few moments he produced
ceun and pure sugar equal ia oil respects TO the beet
coffee sugar the residue Of the strip proving Tn be an
eIceently favored article strongly resembling amber
or golden strip Of the shcps and entirely hos from
sorQO taste"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Professional Notifies.

COLLECTIONS IN NEW-JERSEY.
~ T. w Runyon Atty and Counselor Of Law. Special 81
,ention r.y, 20 all pss Of The State Salts
faction Su,rsu.esd Refer. to D. J. sgrNa:' NS; y r.i
Mssh Pianhsld NJ j. etce aud residence Plsinhed n j.
IN AZ the s.rusi sys,.m-C D. flAnnosp, NJ. D., late
Professor Of Special Ans,Ouy In DO Syracuse AoaeA College
kswiorh. Consultations Tin Ensish o. FRENCH hom 70
10. l to D. and TO evening No. 81 Ess< Tths'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Jusurante Companies.
PUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
III PANY, No. IS Wallst New York.
INCREASED CAPITAL
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
SURPLUS OVER 400 600. ASSETS OVER e51o,0oo.
This Company with assets amounting TO more than su
Million Of Dollars safely invested prepared to ohe1 Ia
creased facilities 60 insaters sssust loss or damage oy fo
aud the Risks Of Inland Navigation sud 1ran,por'"ti.n
The attention Of the public directed to the peculiar advan
tsges offer ed To tho assured by this Company:
In having cash capital all paid in and safsly invested
In the accumulation OF profits forming surplus OF over
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars and constantly increasing and
liable for tho losses Of the Company
In the Issue Of per cent Of tho profit. IN Scrip bearing
six per interest payable annually IL cash to customers on
oil Participation Policies
Parties nsurins with the above Company enjoy ell the sd
vsntages offered by paid la and safely invested Cssh Capital
with the economy and security Of the mutual system.
No liability Whatever incurred by the assured liberal
duotion In the premium made 10 pefens
parci patton policies. ROBERT 3. HONE, President
DUNCAN Y. CURRr, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Oy,ics pIror coxnI,:AaI o. su.,rr.Scs !

WA.HIseros, d. c.. jan 10, 1864 :
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are in
Rides Tx%ho% Hoofs and HORNE Of al Govern.
Cattle within the ancient limits Of the DIE
the, Of colambs for three mouths or more hom "e COM
The sboT. article. to collected by III. contractor and re-
ed the various places At which the cattle are nhsd
., .uch times may be aens,ed BY the officer in charge
The contractor aha. b. liable al the Hide and Tsow,
S' eas m.a. ;'s *.
Department ths, all due eIenen. diligence and care vi"
r.ym.n, wiu :. saoirod every ten days In Government
ned TO- and be the following guarantee GER
the ate adavts Of gusrstor sud oath oil allegiance
BLANK forms be obtained BY application 70 the under
signed. ,,oos.,
Of tine State OF County
Of oner, per Head. for ali Hides, Tslow,
ioof. and Horns Of III Govepmen Beef Cattle killed within
q; sne.nt limits OF the District Of coanS 10 b. IN word,
and a%,.: subject to al the conditions Of The
herewith appended GUARANTEE.
WE, Ii. uud.r.isu.d, Te.d:at: q I. nth. q:
jointly and s.ver.y eor.nsn, wh The United State. and
guarantee In the foregoing bid Of shall DC
.ia bid ssn for tue prompt and faithful execution
Of the and TIA. viii bs1om. hi: security on BOND
Of bic contract, % conformity with the .rn, q BIZ PIoPo
sSsr sqd., n, term; 81 n hs T.u. asc s' sa
guarantee good the difference between the ote,
Bacs by the sAsd IN ki"p"ee' s.1
the neat lowest r.ponsl. form. bidder OF the person to
whom the contract may DO awarded -.
Given under hAnds and seals this dy OF
Witness, Sea-:
Witness: Ioeohl
The responsibility OF the rusn,ors must Be shown By the
eaisl sshests Of United s,'ss District Attorney OF u b.
Judge THE certiheais be In the following form;
hereby certify that from evidence entirely srsnory 70
the shove named suasn,ors are good and nmcicm o.
sure!cs for double The amount TOT when thsy oaef 70
be s~cohtI ---
which each s1A make and append the follow
Ing
Stat, Of County Of Before
mi. In and Tor the
cosp,y aud stat. .,or...id p.r.on.ry appeared
oas OF tho suretl-s v the guaranty o.
who bcirs duly sworn. deposes and
he worth and above al dsbts end nabi
tss. the sum ofihiry thousand dollars
Subscribed and sworn beior. ne tails day o.
los 1T .
No bids Will bs considered unss made out Ia conformity
With the above form and accompanied BY the foregoing
guarantee, o~rhcste, and hfbdsvits
All bidders forward With their proposals. oath OF 81
lsxsnes unless be tile with tho officer who shall
open the bids and proposals not fully complying with the
requirements well In feet . ia form viii be con
sidef-d regarded poposs within the meaning Of ti
| Advertisement -
The contractor will 10 ld.ecounsbs for the ides &C.
ode wssk Atef the signins Of the contract
Bidders DO present. the openns OF the bids 70 To-
spond 10 their and al bids DO rdorsed Propo
for purchssnS Hides and Tslow and be directed to
the uudersiusd u. BELL, L!eui--CoL aud g. >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YOR

TRAINS LEAVE NEN-YORh;
Fer NewHsven, T. efEx $50 g. m LID tErl s;'e
Exl s:50. $50 and lex p -.
For Bridgeport, 7, tEIl, Il:3oa M lli9 tExb s;e
Ex) $3.50, 4:30 and (Ex.D p.
For Milford and strsfford. J, Il :3es M 40 tJo m
For Fsirhed Southport AID WespoIt ii'.os NJ, 9:'''
<:3o p. N. ,..,,, .oo,v
For Dsien AID Greeuwich. Ts:3o. 1850 n. $50 $50
For Stanford (Ex $50, li:soa NJ; n:l3 iEIh 500
Oil $3.50, 40, $50, lEx.) IN. .
for For. Chester and inte.a,sdis.s stations, $50 :e
m $3.50, A:3o, $780, $50 p. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston va Springfield o. m. Ell 500 irJ sp
For Boston, via Shore Line. 1918 Or, up "a =.
For Hartford aud Springfield, iELl n;so g. M 500
(EIl. ap IN. -,
FOR Connecticut River Riiirosd e. ts) to honsrs,
II 80 Q. IN. " Northampton. ., an,
For Hartford Providencs and rishsil F''rosi rirn1
For New Haven u-Loudon and stoniasicn ns.Io's -
9 O. M, 1918, 2, Sp. IT, :.
| For Canal Railroad, ls:ls p. m. 70 Na'!asmptee
For Housatouc Railroad, ! a. ~
For Naugptuci Railroad, a. NJ. ?. u
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
The V.st Je,seu Press (Camdcn) says,

"A large majority Of the volunteers from this section
Of the State under the late calls have been negroes.
Salem County made up her entire quota with the exoep
ton Of about twenty. from among her negro popua'
ton which outnumbers that Of any Other county IN the
Ist Congressional District Cumberland has sent quite
number Of black volunteer and 50 have Gloucester
aud Camden But for the wise decision on tho part OF
the Government 10 accept the service OF black men 10
aid In crushng the Rebellion VIC are confident that the
dram could mol possibly have been avoided In any VI the
above countiee Since black have nobly stepped
forward at the call the country let them be treated
hereafter with that nasnaninity which they deserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
tl)eooina CARDS. &r

WIN. EvERDELL" SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w e. EH0RAvERs srATioNERs, CoPPIkPLAIE
LiTfIOGRAPHiC STEAM ard FANCY JOB-PHlNTkhS
LABYLs aud DRY GOODS TIGHTS In every varsity
EWBASK's BYDRuLlCS AND MECHANICS, Eth edi
ton With matter. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Receipts Of Prsduce.

JAN ~ -ls o0o bbls Four Is9O bbls WHISKY. 7<s bal
Corn M,. H. o bush Oss 900 bush. Corn ~ ptss Lar
&oo pGrs Provisions As pkga Butter, % ptua Ashs
o. 100 pkss. Petroleum, ~ Dressed Hogh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
furniture.
9orsss, Carriages, &r.

"A urissss Ssishs Hsmes &C., for sale cheap during the
Winter seond hand carriages bought and taken IN sIcbs.ss
7AyLQ9 Ne e arc u CstAx a.. ePpoa.s slsFt'.Vsss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Ocean Cleaners.

TOR CALIFORNIA,
l. NJ. y. ROBERTs'S LINE
SAN FRANCISCO AND ORECiCN,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
The steamship
ILLINOIS,
$500 tuns
On WEDNESDAY, Feb. D. o. noon
The finest and strongest steamship IN the Csfon!a
trade will ss above, from pier FOO. Of W.ensI North
River. .,,.o>,
Yor Freight or ssssss spply to D; N CARRiHGToN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
NIEW-YORK& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

WINTER ARRANGEMENT ,...
i 1885, COMMENCING NOV. i6. lsea IVA
Pss,erter Station In Ne~Iols, I-sst and fhss
I Entrance 2fthsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

LNOR SALE-Lot of secondhand CHAN
DyLIERs suitable for dwellings. stores. 10 Also on
large twelvest ell Of vieh VIII be sold 10. srPhea 10
' N. l.. CURTIS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COW-
IN PANY.
The underlined viii dspsteh Of the rpdernenoued OF
other 1rs,e.ss faiPoweled Bri!ish;I. Steamer from
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL,
calling Of Queenstown 70 land passengers AID Latest IELE
GRAPHIC DISPATCHER
Shlp Tuna Cos~qrd1 40 sd~
LOUISIANA ..,...2, sTe. ....... Breokns..
ViR0INIA.........1s7s..... ". orscs..". 80" ".'
PENNSYLVANIA B. 0C0........ ...... .... .
The.s have eli been bn under the n.pecticn Of
ths Chief Surveyor the Liverpool Underxte,s Registry
Shirs Thsy have eItrs waerght Compartments and
elsssed Arss. class Tor twenty two years
Th.y are 6tted up or ant second and thdes psssugsr
who are charged d the following rates:
w.. c:''......"~I'Hs|rs.'l. !. Currency.
Dietary and accommodation ursurpsssd BY any ether line
Of s.esrera
For further particulars. spplyto
WILLIAMS & GUION, No. n wslla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
Miscellaneous.

90 DLACK WALNUT LUMBER -iOo,
I'D ooo s..t BLACK WALNUT LUMBER, two tnchss
,hiet for SALE IN lo,s 10 suit purchsseO ey
0EO. BROWN. Ne. Munsy sl New iofn
Under Importers and Irsdsr' bant
ENOR SALE-A Grst-rate DOUBLE GUN
(wes.y Richards nsherl susSs H. mahogany es,e @,
Ia GOOD order To be vis~ed application al hikEh
sOAHRvlLLEe No 81 Nassau at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

II ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov IL, lS63-issss
janice slip and 3+thst y r.. ats 0Frd.y' and SAM
dsvs AZ D. L. siso-Fo Oree-rort sag hA.oor fsmPtons
Gc stopping 81 ell Stations For lslip o. and p
For Syossst &, m, II m and p. m, FerJauncs a.
and II . and and p
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAlN-For lsip 81 1913 N,
nom 3sths stopping al Stations Fare Tor this uan"
For Syo.sss On Sundays s:3:s M ssepP'ps :, 81 :'s
,,ons 4 REASONEa, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

IRON IRON
Il 900 tuns ORGY Forge Olerdor. 81 Newut. y: }.
l. oU tuns Grey Fofse Hudson. ct Holden, n Y.
600 tuns No. Foundsfy AueDiown. u Ehfses'hpor' or
Phiadsphs
$50 tunI No. Pokeepde, IN yard.
$50 tuns No Aleu-. ia yard
800 tuns No. Wrought scrap, In yard
80 tuns No. tPoh..p.is In Philadelphia
Is tune No. feehsil, at Pschssu-
30 tuns spike Rode eie. ZIG, l. ,
so tuns B.s. BA Iron, In store. 10 uhvs nom Lvtfros
and on doci.
100 tons M.li.sble Iron Po,s. for forge purpossA
loo tune Retort. for foundery puIposss
100 tabs lest Horse shoe Iron
toI sale In lots, a. wsntsd, b.
Nos. 22s ard f2e South n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
0cpartttersbip Notices.

MIR. IRVING GRrNNELL retires from our
| WI hrm this day. 0RINNELL, MINTURN Co.
| nsc. uher9 a. i661
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. FIRST.
eI..s eTgAMER viii leave New.Yort on the Sd 18th
ana fol Of each month except when those Gates fall
BAY. when the day Of departure will b os hoSDAi fo'
loving. - ~, .r
yoa Trssh. Passage sppiy 4. the only cmee Ne Bow
hnl Qeen. " y. ALIEN, AS0ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27

ILLUSION WIGS and TOUPEES.-Japonic,
N. HAIR O.nsrL Dsyo, ct L. BAsrETS, Us broadway
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

TIE DraTH oF BISHOP xnEnAL PoLE.-
A dispatchffom the West pubhshed yester-
day announced the death in Q battle re-
cSntly fought in Georgia Of the celebrated
Bishop Polk, formerly ofths diocase of
Louisiana. Gen. 2. was West Point stu
de mt, and the inhsritor of Q large property,
including plantations and slaves. He grad
usted in 1927, when Bishop McIlvaine was
chaplain at West Point, and it was through
the influence of this prelate, then simple
clergyman, that young Polk decided to enter
the church. He was ordained as clergyman
in 1881, and seven years after was made
bishop, his vast diocese including Alabama,
and Louisiana. In 184l these States were
erected with separate dioceses, and Bishop
Polk retained that of Louisiana alone.
Oh tho breaking outofthe rebellion, the
bishop took an active part In promoting the
schemes of the secessionists, and there is no
doubt that his high ecclesiastical position
enabled him to exert wide influence. The
old instincts Of his military education re-
vived, and leaving the pulpit for the camp,
he exchanged the lawn for the ePaulettes,
and became one of the Confederate gener-
ais. His military career was not remarks
bly, brilliant-in fact he was better bishop
than soldier. Gen. Polk has never re-
signed his episcopal Office, aud would prob
ably have resumed it at the close of the
war.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21
A Shade Worse than the Blue
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From Bridgeport, Conn.,, paper we learn
that Mr.. Jessup Sherwood, of Fairfield,
inthat State, brought asuit against his wife
Ia second wifs) to get possession of her per.
sonal property. The lady, who inherited a
farm worth Sc, 600 and personal property of
the value Of $4,000, and is sixty years Of
age, was married to the plaintiff some few
years since. He was q widower with two
unmarried daughters. Becoming bankrupt
he wanted to finger his wife's cash and as
she proved obstinate he sued. A Connect
cut judge gave an order that the defendant
be imprisoned, unless before day fixed she
surrendered all notes and other evidences
of her personal estate; and from the 23d
day of November, 1858, until within short
time, she lay in the criminal department of
Jail, while the husband and his daughters
occupied her house. It is slight relief to
this disgraceful statement to say that the
Supreme Court has reversed the proceedings,
and the wife is at liberty. '.': ''' go"