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FOEs SALE AND LET.

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO
men WIN mail rneGng TO secure building ct
e.l ll'; Ne" ,rsey ~ low ~ s3fo icitns sab rash
balance - or slu mon h!y. E'is.icthnor. h pos
Atty mcN.d about L. miles from NV York Win
Nllll IL L. IA ioury communication either hv bont
o, a. rets9ns wifhng To czon.ne these lois with
AIIct OF ~ lh-' can obtain nee tickets ~ ro aud
.ttnrn any DAY, SunjAr cxCentcd. ~ calm, a. y
10 A. a. W." '' ", ''I'
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OK PER CENT-FREE FROM GovLRN.
SEWING MACHINES.

SPLENDID WHEELER G WILSON'S Clbi-
net and hllf case lugc.ires; liowo's io. .ist:
Sincet's for tailoring Ofo-c.'s Z flL,'A W,g,, d.
'i.iI sowing machines 10 rent aud 70 sue L. Id
lowest poi'ih'e terms. Apple % DfccnWich ave is5
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
rent, new aud seoon h'nd MACHINES -epIi.e! AID
sept IN the best ordeE AId thotough 1 st.uctIun
gwen, at lao B5ondv a., ncaT sd ". STI
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE on TIME
- and cheap for each. Whccic- & Wu.ou's and
Slnrrt's: Apply 10 ". H. LOVELY, 81 JG,a ft,Cet,
Grrenpoint. IA ~"
WANTED-TO PURCHASE ? or 3 Coed
w sinner No. 2 ,ectr - md ana . 49, a
W ltou' teHln; machines, p'no4r hay NJ such ~
~ u! ma c9th cust aot ny ca linz addIc6sinx
!oE da,t J.. KID NJ. ~ Greenwich ave lga
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SHIPPING.

EOR LlNERPOOIl-TlIE BLACK BALL
Line-Ihe magnificent shiy NEPTUNE, CaIin,n
It1hvly, positively sale OCT. Ia. o. pns .u NV
on board, Per % i.ast Rive, or 10 ROCHE ~
d CotFEf, llisnd ll5 south 81. 40
PASSAGE FROM AND To LIVERPOOL
ana Lopdop.liy he %. Black StqI line-For
rrNe,ipooL Tie q LII, A. Or ts.ls on Aurust l1th
toI loneon-E, ". SlElsON. sail. on Aur. 2Gth
80 ro' p'@ssse apply W W lLLlAAo GJlON. " Futon
- SOC
SNIEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LTVrp.
a. p"o.-F!E MA October I'll. Cain p.,ee.
All ssIfe.inte ST.; plyahle In cu.rrnc AMY 10
WILLIAMS "ilON, ~ Bfondy az.
LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
L. SHIP GRAFT UpE sl!s DC, 5ta.
TAfsGOTT BROS 3 co,
D.n-,., SO soul. street.
salo ~ lowest iates. "'
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EORsa.S. CARRIAGES. &c


622 second ave, top hoor, entrance In san ~. 100
ElORsa.S. CARRIAGES. &c
A GOOD CART HORSE FOR SALE Cheap.
u pricc ~. sound AMI kind l9i johnson a
mar nuMsd st, n ookIyn, before o'ciocA, 4 NJ, or
after o'clock z N. " rs
CAETS FOR sALE-ONE SPRING AND
= one hard ~ ne 20 d cheap at9l Mercer st. ~
NOR SALE - FOR WANT OF UST-A
4 ~ -, - coach cheap ami harr,s, if -cs,i,oI
Arp tGtMuRPiil'S Livery stable. III EGst 4Ilh
NOR SALE-A BAY HORSE, Il HANDS
L hlrh years old sold fuE Want vi use. C,nLe
seen a. PA Eat $50 g. ----- ~
NOR SALE AN IRON GREY HORSE,
1 49,, ldl 10 hgn.t hiru, ycAls ca; n.,cc So IN
be 81 n M No. ls3 Prince st, near Sullivan ln1uire
IN the nj store. 50
NOR SALE CHEAP A BLACK PONY
Il sitnlle H.. vtnGcr tEp'Cs- or any pIrD,sc. sold
for wan OF use. steam o.. it' Celu'ug woke, lql
and apl scyenth ave- bet .eth ami 2sth su. STEW
ARR 4 ALL-SON' -.--------- 800
EOR SALE-A GOOD CANADIAN PONY
L warranted sould and Kind, Yeas old, IS hand,
high, suitable Tor hutcneH pa-o'' grocer, VIII TO
tod cheap 1877 NaricA 81, --- 81
NOR SALE-LIGHT TOP BUGGY WAGON
L inauI-e North William 81, ~
r,Op SAIE-A CANADIAN PONEy ALon,
u 4 vcIrvod; also double teated cagryall. 20 ia
IL c,hsT or geparate, in consequence Of ,he de,,p
Of lie owner. Apply At Mrs hElLERAN's, % W
eth a. 372
r ICuT ROAD WAGON, LATE STYLE
Ia .onsra ho. lust from the paint shon Tor saIa
cheap, IpauiIe i6l Wsss t0sh street <. J.. T.
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Too Late for Classification.
- Eat g.

h0RAN-0n Oct. I'd, Mary Moran, native Of Go.
wexford Parish Of Adamstov Ireland, ased II yrs:
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, Oct
:, q O'clock, from the residence Of her sister MS
Mcdonald, 800 Madison 1t. 1888
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EOR SALE-THHEE HOUSES n EIGHTY
ioufih y, hes nth AMI l''h eve. 9-,tofica and
hieement. nine room. Price &. 800 each. AI,o ma
houoe ~ ~ ia -, -si1Ilts sui hsemeut hilh ,5n
10 SSJ Nest i'th IT. Inquire on the pIemlas P.iss
e'f'I.
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A GOOD CART HORSE FOR SALE Cheap.
u pricc 80 sound AMI kind l9i johnson IT,
near Dunald st, BROOKLYN, before o'cocA, A. ", or
Aher o'clock z. N. 27S
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Gs3NsGAE BUSINESS.

AT2 CITY HALL PLACE AND IL CEN
"a trp IT. PawnhtokCrs' tickets bought for watches,
scl-y, diamonds sc. The hehest prices paid FOR
the aloyo roods o5
DASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD
Suct.ir- white RAGS IN cent? per n coored and
yoolen, cents books and ncw,pters ~ cent; old
lead o. ee9i'. Ats New BOwory, bet Roosevelt st
ard to7 Chambepst 1871
DIVORCES, BREACH OF PROMISE, AND
- all oihc- g0oI cssos prosecuted without fe In
slvance Advice iree. NJ. HOWES Attorrey and
Conn'e.lo IS \ss,Nu It. 4O9
INVOICES SPEEDILY PROCURED
- O'her law bushes. attended TO- Nc fecs unless
Law D'ire. III WarenI 33T
KNOwLTON MINING co, ~ Exchange
n PLACE. NEW YORK. Scot. 2Ith, 1865.
,n oos ne s,q mod S sSn IN s KroS,6S
Mining 60. will e sold ~ Public Auction nj The Com.
p1n' = OGcc, 80 ~ Eychsnre Place, on hoefAy,
Ocober, goth, 1895, NJ - O'clock noon, said shares
having lten 'or'eit,d for -ravmcn of asscsment
due April a, 156j, Certificate Nc Tor toshaies in
% ~ 'res in the OF Jos IA Hendricks, Certih.
Ss,s No. y for 6o,h%es IN ihe nome ~, Of Joshpe Hen
meme Of !. & Eotert.. Certlfc.te No. 20 for loo
share. n The name q y. Roteri. Certificate No.
le' CertGc'is No. 81 !or 80 share, IN the name Of
name q J., G Roie,',,. Ceiio,a,e No. geo for g2oo
IN nc. N the nftc %; u. ". Chtpin. Certificate No.
81 for lN sltts ~ Tie nunc Of u. NJ. thain. Ger
tfcatc No. 80 iog % shares IN the Of :. T.
Church. Ger aca'c Ne. 3a4 for % shore. In the
name Of 5 =. Church. Cor,fcate No. 45l Tor 4GS
dcr OF th' Die"iof'. = W. CApEN, TieV. 951
T FAD S1-2, TEA LEAD S14, TIN FOIL
l<1l -BCurht at the hirhe-t price. hras- COPPER
rs~. ,,,, @e1 a, W. q. LISTENS i'27' BFosdsay
r UNDER Is OFFERED AT THE NEW
| - luut ~ ward, 8sth a., between Broadway and
| Z, ave, at low ices for sh. Pine boards End
| a.. BE. 1875
GUS AND pAINTS-ROOF OIL, 80 CTS.
- p'int OIL - cent per Gallon; Grafton PUNT, Ntn
te1 yellow oChi' e, n'H per H.. Linscrd oil, spirit
tiupcrlne and coo-el paint, cheap; white Load and
zinc, : cont. u. BlDNEii. 254 Pearl It. Al
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF TIE STOC X
holder, Of the New England Car sprinr Com
ohce Of the Cor pany, No. Park P,oe, on 1uc.dey,
~ "a "a, Of ocioter next: q, II O'Clock ". j. IL
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
| - old revsparsr, pamphlet ho,ts and waste "a
| per OF every oeseriution. sTOCKwELL 4 EMrR.
son, 20 Ann It door we,tof Nasssu. 322
THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OF
| Il CHARLES BROWN & u JACOBS, lI6 Green
wch r., haa this day been disc yet. II Ia,
businos. will be CARED on by Mr. JACOBS from
| Monday, Oct I'd, 500. New York. sept 20 1868 1856
| 8 CkNTS PER POUND PAID, CASH, FOR
| Cold teok: pamphlets new spape,s &C.; 10y cts for
J. n. WALKER Co, 90 spruce" 1888
az CENTS PER POUND PAID FOR OLD
| - hooks and old Newspapers; Ice. per round for
| Nhite tlfs; &c. per pound Tor colorcd and oolen
| u dools rom ho'.s'. Don't forget, ~. 20. 2f3
lIOK CENTS PER POUND PAID CASH
| ~ for white rugs, aud the highest price paid in
the city Tor old books. ncwspaporA pamphlets a. 40
Ann.i. IHos. g. BENNETT. 90
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DoAnD AND ROOMS.

A FEW MEN WILL BE ACCOMMODhT-
I'D with good board and comfortable rooms. Amply
As Pearl n. 222
A COMFORTABLE FURNISHED BED
n room, suitable Tor one Or two young men. Ap-
ply at JOl spinr 81. "a
ROARp-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
~ accommodated with ro1l board. also = room .or
are''lenltu and vile. 81 hdiror 81 aS5
BOARD WANTED IL A PRIVATE FAM
ID ily, by Souns hly, who IL Ioce rarilv ~ sent
daring the dHg Lection rgf NJ b ave. n' lS and
I. h Hs. Tenn net 10 exceed = peT week. AddIess
stating Particular, h. v, boz so sun oihce. lOl
DOARD-A RESPECTABLE PROTEST.
pant mechanic can lave soo' board and tie COM
It's OF home. Inquire CSC S'Xth ave, cor jyth stsT
EHILDREN TO BOAED-ONE OR TWO
- chillieu VII lc taken 10 boa;d reasonable, aud
mother care given, App,y 10 dis. hAAflkIp As
seculG ave- tor thr0e Gh''.
y YOUNG MEN WANT A FURNISHED
= room without hoard, ~ u 'gulily. Rent about 90
aWcck. Adlre., +. j., Station 4. 93j
- YOUNG GIRLS CAN HAVE GOOD
= hoard and all the comforts of home hy calling a,
622 second ave, top ioor entrance In g4lh At. 100
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -5OO ACRES
OF excellent land, villain i.llcs Of Port ,Ie,vI,.
70 ee htd At bargain. ISAAC a. BiGGs 4 son,
- NHhau ~, %
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Too Late for Classification.

DOOT-MAKERS on MEMS SINGLE AND
ID aoule so.cd boots, srd since aud double -oled
hoy's boots HGhcs. wueg. Apply to Hops, iOb
Sixth ave, bet sd aId 4ith su. aoJ
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hAYINaiS BANlSs.

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, 59i EIGHTH
Il ave. cor 4eist. Open daily. Interest 8 pr cent
free " tax Deposits lade before October Goth
draw interest," from Oc'. ist. SAMUEL NEWLY,
frcsitent. JAMES =. CHAMBERLAIN, sec. S-5
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION NO.
L % WARREN ct
Interest SLOWED at the rate Of per cent on AL
tums entitled thereto. open tai trOu ~ to = n.
WALTER ". CONKLIN, President
VANDERBILT l.. 81 XTON, secIetarv 826
NEW YORK SAVIsGS BANK. CORNER
1Nof i4th a. and 9Th Gvenue-O open daily, from 70
BPM Wednesday, and "a lurdays, from 10 f.
A. sir per cent intcrts. oe from Government tax
deposits inside or leio-o Oct. iNh, will draw in.
teiest At once THOMAS CIIRlSTN, Prert. x II.
BULL sec'y. Boz
OK PER CENT-FREK FROM GOVERN.
~ MENT TAX
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Third Avenue and iWeuty-siyth street.
PRESENT DEPOSITS, S2,ZU,uUC.
SIN PER CENI Interest paid on all sums from 81
10 tl'Wh nee from GoyeumCnt lar.
All moneys deposited O. OF before October 10Th will
diaw iniefttt nom the i,'.
BANK OPEN DAILY tom DAM 10 3 p ", and
On MONDAl, WEDNESDAY and sATt EpAY
sNbNlNGs from 10 o'clock.
NJ ., hPESt Il X. GBEEN, President
kIcHAHD krtiY. Secretary. Sl3
+ NATIONAL Park BANK
- or NEW YORK
CAfil NJ. .Sl,gCUtn. ! ~ BPLt s....s %, 80
his Bank viii issue Certificates Of - plsit caring
mt rls on favorable to-mr. J. L. WORTH, Crshl Z.
New foIk, Aug. 81 1865 a56
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DOY WANTED IN A GROCERY, MUST
Dbe smart and honest chsp, and willing TO work;
lest Of refer encee required From 10 70 Is year, Of
New York. 800
DRESaMAnERS AND APPRENTICES
~ wanted 1IE 1,lir,on a, $50
7 ,OST-WHILE GOING FROM I'D ST TO
L<Forsyth a. a roll Of oilooIh. The fnder viii
receive the thanks u the loser by leaving word ~
West 10th At, where II may he found. j. l.
WHITE. 3sI
\NANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework ri1st bc a rooi cook, washer and
ir1ner Andy u, East 18Th It. 8,q
NNTANTED GOOD PRESSMEN Tor
w pautsioons steady work anu god WAGES. Ap-
% ~ Cath1.ino ~, Cd floor. ~
WET NURSE WANTED-A STRONG,
w healthy woman. 70 uuric child FIVE months
d. Apply At residence Syi tuml and ~, Brook
-, or a once, lii Mnjcn lane, ~ v up-stairL3el
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INOR SALE-A BAY HORSE, Il HANDS
L hirh years old; sold fur want Vi use. C,nLe
MN 4. "a Eat IAl e.. No
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FOR SALE IN 18TH ST, BROOKLYN,

EUK NALE N 18th ST BROOKLYN,
= .et Oh and Ith syea h,n'foi.o .-9ovv aud
mrtinent house aud o' IUoHs, ipdnf doois,
marble mantel Loca,on FOOD. { ..e iuu 10 MI ihc
ier"es' fsco 24O' Tome c4sr. d. ". sHIt.ts1
FOR SALE-A NICE 2-STORY AND H-iry
- na.eueat house a'd 'a,, Us .htn -, Wd.
ierms Apply o. iae ..,MIses, or " IAyI.N. g5
Division 81 y. \. ..I
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gla L"rmicr H. Prce .uu an! or.a I ~. y Grr
PEI Ek \, BERT, 90 Dr.nJ d. win ~
7 or FOR SALON lOTu Asf
4Nils. ana 52i a. opposite thu ail.o o.
did stand for gioce2 Or lsgee Der N
loou- IS by loo, level With gfadc, rn-Gt
only vacant lot Ia block. Wiz be s.ou
terms, Apply to WILLIAM VAIN
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FOR SALE SNAIL FARM NEAi
4 stam'otd, Conn. In-u-.A IL " elt i.l n a,
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NETWORK STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .AIIAsY, Feb. |, le6J.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. l, Ices.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Relative to the Brooklyn Eastern District
ferries.
For public markets in Brooklyn,
BILLS NOTICED.
For the completion Of the Harlem Bridge.
Authorizing the City OF Brooklyn 10 exchange Ger
tain lands with tie United States.
To regulate the running of railroads operated by
steam.
For the better prevention Of fraudulent voting.
To provide for paying tie floating school debt Of
Authorizing Poughkeepsie to borrow money for the
Authorizing the building of pier on North River
New-York.
incorporating the State Temperance Society.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter Of the Peoples Savings Bank
To perfect the amendment OF the Constitution Dy
providing for the appointment OF hVe commissioner
OF Appeals
BILLS REPORTED.
Relative TO the Monroe County Surrogate's Court.
Enabling husband and wife TO be witnesses for or
against each other in certain cases.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
Incorporating the Olympic and Union League CLUB
NewYork. ..,,
REPORTS.
For the relief of sick and wounded soldiers.
For the improvement and government of the Central
Park. -
To continue in force st. Dayld's Society in New
York
TO incorporate the Gladators Benevolent Society in
New-York.
To Incorporate the National Glee Club Of New
York. .
To incorporate the Central Warehouse aud Security
Company. -
NOTICES.
For railroad In Whitehall and other streets, New
York. -. c,.
To incorporate the Gresener benevolent Society.
New-YOrk.
10 extend the time for the commencement OF the con
struction OF the Central Park Hotel, and also OF the
Grand Hotel.
Company NewYork.
To provide for the ard taxation Of Savings
Relative TO the administration ofustce in the Courts
10 charter the Metropolitan Public Conveyance Com
pany. 4. c.,inc. p.,ts 4, New.
Y ork and X 'ngs County -, ~
To incorporate the ljaYyiew and New York Ferry
A MESSAGE wac received from the Governor recon-
ding t The I'clsatnrc take action In regard to
lbe recent act OF Cong 'ess " abolish slavery, when
concurrent resolution was mEodaced to that end, which
Les over for one day. Ifol
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STREET CLEANING CONTRAcTs.-llis Honor
Mayor Gunther in letter TO the Hon John T. Deve-
lin Counsel to the Corporation, written on the 18Th
inst in behalf of the Commission appointed W chap
io5 Of the Session Laws Of 1864 make contract fer
cleaning the streets &C.. of this city, requested HE
opinion upon the following points; !. Can THIS Com
mission lawfully make contract under me powers
conferred by the act above referred tor III so VIVA.
any legal jections exist 10 the acceptance OF ths
proposition made by the New York Sanitary ana
Chemical Compost Manufacturing Company reply
10 the above question received by Mr. Gunther On
the 2sth inst Mr. Deyen in lis reply quotes the SEQ
ton constituting the above Commission and then says
IL will be perceived that this enactment provides thss
tho amount $500 900 shall be raised annually ~ taxa
ton 10 meet the expenses Of the contract which may 90
entered into under IL for cleaning streets end there
fore a continuing Appropriation. 1T is my opinion
therefore that the powe. OF the Commission To make
contract still exists Further on be says: III the
Commission have received the offer from the New York
sanitary and Chemical Compost Manufacturing Com
pany copy Of which you incosed IN conformity WITH
The provisions ade for streetcleaning IN lsJ II IS
proper subject for your consideration lie oner now
ever Is detective in many particulars NO names OF
any proposed suretes with their agreement 10 CONS
such sureties in Of its acceptance, accompany u
The law requires suretics 10 the sum OF SpIO1 iHS
Company offers 10 clean the streets Tor $JUJpo buh
have added the specifications clause which mas os
been approved By either the Commission or ,his 10.
partment and Is nadmissbe. Ii is 10 the erect inns
In addition the 500 Geo TO which the ann l eapeSs
OF cleaning the streets has been limited by the iesa'
tIre the Company shall be furnished with dumping.
grounds piers and croton water, sc, without charge
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED .-..
Steamship Columbia, Barton, Havana spoa'i' ''s''
Co. ~, N...u-l,.,, 80
u. = steam transport Nishtingale brskef Ne"''"
nit with $50 soldiers to u. ). q NJ o., s.. a Az,
Brig Pollux tof 81, Thcmasl seehan.en Rio ynns
with eo,t,e 10 Napier and Welsiord. Has bad very Ar>
" s,es since crossing tho gulf Doc. 24th, aL ~ "
"a IA w, spoke brig Bertha liam). hoe, Nom NC
for Falmouth.
WIND-At Sunset. N. w.
SAILED.
Steamships Monterey, Glaucus, NobossN
Ships-lsaac Webb, Il. Aymer. y..h,,s.o.
Sehrs Hannah, Petrol Mary +. Jones, MAiis jais'
BELOW.
Brig La CsyeDus, from St pelaIns0, to "a''n ~AN'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CONFIRMATION FOR SLAVES.

Mr.. CRYswELL offered the following resolu-
don and asked unanimous consent for It's consdera-
tiop' but objection was made by Mr.. Monks, On. ~
Received That the Secretary Of War be directed report
30 the House what compensation any has been awarded IN
Zach several slave States represented In congress 10
loysl coored volunteers ut the time oil their
sahstneut service labor and no compensation or
nly par,a CO. aiion has been made that he further re-
port the reasons why the act approved -
tl so far Gs ii relates such coored vouneer has not
been executed
CANAL AROUND NIAGARA FALLS.
The House proceeded 70 the consideration OF the bill
% construct ship canal around the Falls OF Niagara
Mr.. SPALDISG said survey was made as early az
l7ei. under the auspices OF company organized IN
New York, for the purpose OF forming link In the
chain Of inland communication from the Hudson River 10
Lake Erie. Since then repeated surveys have been
made together with estimates, under the patron
age Of the general Government, all showing the prGct
esbiltY Of well the duty of removing the natural
distractions 10 trade between the West and the East
The estimates for the canal were With single locks
o. f00 and with double locks e7,6-e 90 Tie bill
proposes the loan of United States Government bonds
10 the extent Of 81. OOO0U lie maintained that the
Government ought 10 invest its credit In this great
national work. No sectional interest was TO be re-
rardeS The construction would benefit the nation al
large by swelling the 20 magnificent proper
lions and increasing the capabity OF defense against
shS inroads Of any foreign power. lie showed the i'm
pOrtanoe Of the work ia military Fpeet. especially
Great Britain has been constantly preparing its canals
and naval depots the border for any emergency and
70 our detrDent and then proceeded particularly TO
speak Of the contemplated improvement az important
20 agriculture and the producing states VI the Wet
and the consuming states of the East.
FINAL ETPoRT FOR SLAVERY.
Mr. LIE BLOND asked unanimous consent 10 have lis
amendpent hsTIDg betI atssnt yesterday % pgsiless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02
BoARp OF EDUCATIONAL stated meeting %

this Board was held last evening, the President CON-
missioner James NJ. McLeau in the chair Ca motion
Of Mr. Hastie the salaries Of Samuel g Randall. CITY
Superinte Ddent Henry Riddle William Jones, sorInaa
A. Calkins Assistant Superintendents. Increased
twenty-five per cent 10 take effect from the st " an
uary. William T. Bogert. on recommendation OF the
Committee on Buildings. was appointed Clerk TO the
SUPERINTENDENT Of Buildings.
After eleoiing Mr.. John Dunbar Umpire Oh tns
H. ri Ln meeting ndinnrned
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FIFTH AVENUE SKATING PoND.-Contrary to
all expectations tho skating this rond has been in
good condition for the last three days. The cold north
westerly wind ast night has rendered the surface OF the
ice hard aud smooth and the lovers OF the eXhihratg
aud heahl exercise of skating again favored Win
an excellent opportunity Of visiting this pond. fine
band OF music Was in attendance yesterday and WIZ Dc
again to-day.
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IN meesureless content

COLUMBIA CoLLEGE.-The intermediate ex-
animation Of the classes viii begin on Monday, and
continte through the week The advertisement will
show the days which particular classes and subjects
will be examined. Regents. trustees, slamni parents
and others are invited 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02
GRoUSp.UoG DAY.--To-day, Feb. 9, Is COM
L IA...n Inn I'M animal

monty knOWn rs ''UruuHu'HUR NHy "HVH tH'V "''''''
is supposed TO peep Of his hole to see how affairs GO
If there is snow the ground he comes out satisfied
tbat he can see his shadow he goes back FOR another
nap knowing that there il To be more cold Ihe same
belief ia current in the colder regions OF Europe WIN
regard the badger the European cousin oil the Aeft
can ground. hog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

In steamship Columbia, from Hfsana7A ~ DC ybos.
Sidney Burnett T. Ryan VIM knight and .edy' ss1S"'
C. p. Weeks, W T. Garrison J. De Ramss W W s''sAsI.
lady and daughter Roman Pnsada, Samuel beniee' NJ
Mani j. La Tarc Sohn g. Aleu-. Leua s.ns A. s's'A'' INV
Victoria, Ben jones, Geo. Samuels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02
BILLS INTRODUCED.

To authorize the construction Of piers and warehouses
upon new and improved plan in Hew-York, and to
charter the same.
TO AMEND THE REGISTRY LAW.
The Governor here sent in message in reply 10 the
the resolution OF the Assembly relative TO the quotas Of
various districts.
Mr.. REED from the Select Committee reported bill
authorizing the Board of Supervisors Of NewYcrk TO
raise money 10 encourage enstments aud pay bcunes
to volunteers. Adjourned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-12

The Valparaiso Requisite, in speaking of the
legal profession, pays the following well merrited
compliments to Judges Osborn, Niles and Bradley
of LaPorte: 1tf
at hardly ever falls to the lot of any people
that they have given them, more upright lust
and talented man to wear the judicial ermiue than
Judge Osborn. Any man who has studied human
nature, and knows man. osunot fail to see that he
gives his whole soul, and bis keen and polished in
tellect, wholly to the one idea of right between
men. We believe that in no respect would he
fail in comparison with the world renowned Sill
Mathew Hale.
Judge Niles, as polished scholar, a clear and
forcibc thinker, has few equals. As a writer he
has gwen the rid some gems which will never
be forgotten. His speech on the Homestead Ex.
emption' in our Constitutional Convention many
years since, was published not only in almost cry
paper OH this Continent, ont widely in Europe
lie has found time in spite OF the labors of his pro.
fession, to pursue the sciences, and is as familiar
with Chemistry as school boy with his primer
With his learning and talent is combined the ex
alted character of Christian gentleman.
Judge Bradley is man Cf massive intellect
and profound legal erndition. His influence with
the Court and Bar, would show at a glance to tn,
most casual observer, his high moral and lega
standing.
There are may Others Of our bar, whose learn
ing and ability add to its standing, and we AR,
glad % say but few who detract from it, We ar,
proud OF our "Bench and .Car''