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The manufacturers, BY doing their own labor, and
each man being personally interested, are enabled
O. first class Instrument. 50 less price than
ans other establishment Many % our best must
clans. and others, have purchased them Anon
tat number refer o.
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500 sets LtfIe- rEeiry-jct aud told son 20 I5.t9
900 sets ladies lewerS varied styles 800 TO l5.Ut
NJ Gold Pens, silver Case and Pencil 400 to 5 %
i0e0 cold Pens Ehony Holders y Case ~ % ie.Co
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tCeniso~.d IRON "a. t,a yess.

,en, Wa .nDounoed from the Assembly. Mr..
reid. sskrd that II now have It's Anal reading
a.. L,imboor oyec.od. Tho following bills were
qofccl
r, egtrrd relief ~ the families o, drafted men.
iHorp,rsanp The American Railway Literary As
..' Hipr. Amending tho charter Of the People
7'aI.,l Birh, New York.
ne following we're Introduces
AmouIlns The Quarantine act Amending the
AMIR 4 tho L. 3. WArchousng Company. In
rfpr,tns tho Olympic Cub. T. incorporate the
Ct, OF ko~burg. TIC hi confirming the bounty
finance ~ the New York B1ari ~ superVisprs
1s thon read third time and passed
nils were ordered TO sihird reading ~ follows'
For the improvement .nd regulation OF The Con.
va Park, New York Providing parade ground
.Hr Ito military Of New York. Amending The char
,,r Of the New York Guaranty and Indemnity Go.
ha'1ur-ei
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disaster occurred between seven aud eiyht
o'clock yesterday morning tot Hudson River
Railroad down train, near Yonkors Tue two
passenger were thrown upon tho ice In the
Hudson river, by the breaking Of Pail. They
we're partly submerged. The windows were taken
on. II tho upper sides Of the cars aud thus the
passengers escaped. No serious injuries were sus-
tanned by shcm, but they suForoi much from eS.
Posire. Cars were obtained 10 which N bring tho
passengers 70 this city. The train to which tic a.
oiden, occurred is known a. the montreal train"
due here osrly In the morning. The conductor q
the train WAS injured. when the tram was seen 10
te running of the track and plung ng towards tho
river, he CHANGED u be right near the stove, which
top1loh over, burning HIM quite severely. Toe
damage 70 the cars mus, te quite heavy.
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ptpos his rsffremenL E1-Gov Seymour has con-
tinued bis readenoe ct the capital lie II rarely
sean. being engaged In arranging his volumInous
papers and documents lie expects 10 remove 10
his permanent home In One .ds county few
wcsks Political friends and opponents have paid
him frequent visits since the opening u The year
EpwAgD EvrRrrr h.d three sons and t-o dauet-
ers ~ his wife, Charlotte GRAY, daughter 81 &c
late Hon. Peter g. Brooks who died about two
yoarr ago. One daughter died while Mr.. ~ ret
was Minister 70 Lonion, and subseq et.tly he lost
. son. Two sons Henry 3 lney hv'fcit ana Wl-
linn Everett and daughter, a'irviye hun The
alter IL married 70 Commander Henry A. Wis, OF
tho Nsyy.
BisnoP PATTERSON, n the Melsncrnu Mission, re-
Gently Ind very narrow escape rom death lie
had landed at an bland In The South Pee &c, bal
aCdfoBred go natives, and was returun. ~ his
schooner when, as the boat pat 81, .c uatiS "a at
tempted 70 dotsn II by free. 1hev were unsuc-
cesstul nut az IL was pu.hing cfT they Let ny =
shower Of arrows by wi ich two Of The bosts
crew we're mortally wounded II WAS With great
difficulty that the boa, regancd tue ship, but h.p-
ply the Bishop was unhurt.
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H reported bis los at Police He,dan.rte,r and
said that he suspected coored wafer in The ss-
lonn, nAmol johnson, Of having stolen the M ney .
johnson was arrested at his house in stb street
near 6th avenue. A. first the prisoner denie Ell
having taken the money, but subsequently con.
Tossed that he the thief, and restored sfs5
johnson war cornmtlcd for examination.
Deadly Array IN a S1ioon.-williun II. John
son. living q. 90 Roosevelt street, on wednesday
night entered saloon called the Evening Star, -
near the old Chatham Theatre, and while there was
az charged-assauted : = an eI-roliceman Of the
9th Precinct, named Patrick Hsys, James Leahey
and Thomas Cohen during the hJh- johnson
was struck the head with n char and his ak Nil
badly fractured Tho 4,h Precinct police s-res,od
The assalAnts, Who were taken before Justice Dow
ling and committed 10 the Tomfs for examination.
John7on was taken 10 the New York Hospital,
where he les In y dangerous condition. Yesterday
The magifra took his deposition aaAns. the prs
oners. "Fattv welch," wel-know' character,
made Application for the release Of Hays on bail,
which was refused by the Justice
Taking Recruits 10 Sep Jersey Robert J. VIII
liams Vas ycsterday committed by Justice Ledwi,N
on schArge Of taking two boys, nsmed John Erici
son and William Wolf, 70 town In New Jerse y,
and there pilng to enlist them
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General Intelligence.
10y Nail to tie Nss York s.n. J

Tnr Presidents sable was burned down Lar,
session. Congress appropriated $4,000. 500
more are wanted
FALSE back hair ot golden hue has bean s.Ii,-
IN Paris Mt forty doNrs hck knot; wiz small
diamonds studded, At four hundred dol!arh
In ireland, the production snd consurpt,on n,
whisky has de'rcOsci IN ten years from : lan $50
gallons to = S9N,25s g'L1u..
wITuIs the past eight months upwar.s O, 400
papers have Cied,' n coustqu, nee Of n. exur-
oitAnt price Of printing paper.
1ns Washington cor~cspo ndcut " the p,,,,n
JoutNAL s,yh Mr.. III r WIS warmly grec.ei AZ
Redmond, AMI the W ir % Pres ant D,ys actual v
,hre" her arms around the Old outlemAn and
Ninaed him.
TIE four Maior-Generals N the rer,,l = army OF
ue United states now stand, ~ VI, ar oi he ia e
a. ~, cTul.A'ssl"u'as follows; Henry W 0ttr Hale 4,
am lccumseg Sherman, Phihp ii. Snen Jan,
and George II. Thomas
Ihk Commissioner Of Public Buildings reports 4;
Ou' entre lace curtain stolen from one of tie
b'S' Is lom windows" The gildcl shields were
do" N' anu 'N''''
-, fhW weeks since committee Of the Board Of
lrade obtained by sphscr ptlous ~ Roa,on mer.
giants tle sum of S2l,OOu which has b,en ind .
c'onhy distributed among the uthcers and crew OF
steamer hearsarge, as . recognition OF their
'sr''ees IN the destruction Of tho Alabama
CORRESPONDENT Of the Montreal GAZETTE saws
thA' the ports on Canada are in state OF block de
w ndsor, Toronto, HAMILTON, Kingston aud Mont.
real al As etectualy block al oil by the paAAtort
sygiem OF fresdent Lincoln as taoy possibly could
bo by his sunboAI system sAo I'd bose ggnboats
"ar hs built
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News Itous.
10, Telegraph to ia sss Yo-I sv~,i

MONTREAL produce dealer recently failed
ur s7oOO0o.
luE Mayor ~ Hartford, Conn, has ordered
,luie of one hundred guns to he fred in honor OF
Major Con. Terry. who Is native o. thu, city.
rnrrz Powder M.rs Ielonging to the Hazard
vder Company, at n irnside, four miles from
Hartford, Conn, exploded yesterday afternoon,
,Illng two men aud seriously inIuring ano.her.
TuE British prize steamer julia, from Charleston
tor Nisslu, which was captured Doc 23d by the
e. s. steamer AcaciA arrived at BOSTON yesterday.
nc has n cargo q 300 uales Of cotton.
Tar secretary " tic Treasury has forwsr iod
. .lmunicaiiou b. the House Committee on Com
u.r &c on the immense Increase Of smuggling on
- CAnslIAn frontier, and recommends additional
'o .lat,on, Authorizing = search Of wagons aud
.rssous crossing tho 'inc from Canada.
TuE Senate on wolncslAy, as already .nnounccd,
r. hrmed The nomination Of Gcu. Alfred II. Terry,
I :. Vols, to be Brcve. MAJOR General Of voluu-
'rr to dAto from August 26th last aud yesterJs =
60 Senate confirmed tho nomination Of tho same
an 'cr ~ Bri.adier-G neral in the regular army,
l.rrc'ent Gallant conduct
MANY applications cintiDu" 10 bo made At N g
treasury Department. for permits TO trade with
~.yannah, bat the applicants answered ~ a
circular, giving notice thst-"ThAl poit Is snll
rlhie,t to blockade, md shipments thereto can
uly be made for military purposes. and on the
'cqucat o. the secretary Of War or Of the Navy ~
Tnr sttoncys' fees paid by the Comm saloncra
Of Customs from the appropriations Tor expense,
attending ths collection oi revenue for the yoar
ending with the 30th 81 jun, 1904 amount x
gii, l6S nni for she year ending with Juno 30th
1851, 10 $4,000 Among the fees are ,hose paid IL
revenue case to T., Delaheld Smith, s1IsGS; G
= Lowry, $3.50, Conn :rocr R. w. Taylor mske
statement Of fceS paid from the sppropr atoms 70
California claims and expenses Of the Courts 70
tho year ending December 8lst, 1864 amounting y
~. 500, OF which SlS,7o0 wore paid TO VIM. NJ
Cysyp, counsel in prize cases.
fur report Of tho proceedings Of the Second An
.al Con ,ress OF the FrniEn Brotherhood, now he
il' hold IN Cincinnati, has been made public. Tia
tine 50 far has bccn occupied In the appointment
A. various business committees. M John O'Ms
tony, " New York, was chosen President Of tn
Congress. The following gentlemen ARE the Vice
f.tridcnts hcssrs W. Moran, Of Mssour, p.
W Dunn, II Illinois Captain Buffalo, u Nav
York N Griffin, OF Indiana Mr. Dooly. q
Massachusetts, and Mr., Bonner, OF Kentucky
Meetings are held every night, which are open &
the public, aud addresses delivered Ly the nom
te-s OF the order The Audiences arc very lAry
tnd enthusiastic.
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MARINE NEWS.

Jen 2o-s. Risc,, 2o-s sets os--Hn ri,e,.oo 4s
CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS -Ciolien Rule, Greyto rn King
ffher, Baltimc G. Carolina beaufort.
BARKS-Narv Ann, Hone Konc; Corca. Shanl nae:
Musen, CarthsrcrH ,Iuribr, Hamlurr. sovereign,
Valencia; Louis Aatamorss; Martha Nashinston,
EzaheihpofL y J.
BFtGS- Brcczc, NntNmoraA: B1co'n isninNall
n Ie.r., kcv West tHlUiuck Elly1h,fhtC-t.
NCHOONEK~-Cs .oile & CorneHr, beaufort /,
Marcus Hunter, Z Roy al; Weuonah, LlizaNethport.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Western Metropolis. Wilton Head.
Hope B0rtou. cole. Ne~ on eruf, Fairbanks, WAsh-
inrtuu. ID G. John uibson, Ltolqhin Chesapeake,
Portland, Nc
SHlP-Cioole I'm Liverpool n dee and passcmrurs.
BkiG-ilct nor. Of Barbados, f.Jm R,o lhuailo
SCHOONLR--s ID q itTou, GUucosteG Atnidillo,
New Bedford idaho, Baltimore for Ncw London,
Monte ev, ReJtoid. Alice BaLdni Bsf moie;
Itlc T., Nirriuia; Onward, Cosneo, NJ, hcnUlyieuE,
Baltimore for Sew Havcn.
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Bn, w.-, reported hvorahly q. foowsi-To
'ucorrDr,te ne lone fr ID sabled Soldiers inc1r-
tgrat'py the =, ~ Il yer B,vin - Bank, n. Y. -
ror Grating the Twenty third Armory Association
II Uroltlvn.
Bills ~erc noticed For a railroad In FULTON
tir,ct. T. incorporate Mo Fast River Railroad,
Nlw York. To amend the charter Of tie Bloom.
.u4.'A'c Savings Bank. For the construction OF 8
D. 0fsuhon bridge scross the ENst River.
Bs were introduced To iuoorTorato the Ma
iIaal Gloe Club. Enabling the banks Of this
state 10 become Associations under the National
r,rking laws.
The bill Incorporating the Home Tor y ga led
1llieri was then ordered 10 third reading 80
Altgur,nd
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RROOKLYN.

THE QUoTA.-The Supervisors Committee
returned from Washington yesterday, and repor,
that the quota for Kings County has been 70 luco1
from 1000 to shout 1000 Tor both district, which
would make ahou, 2, non, or less, for each district
the Second and Third The exact Nv tnher is,
hoTeycr, not y't decided upon. How. " N. odell
Is to telegraph tic result soon rs ascert Lned.
FrRF.-Ahout 4 O'Clock yes'cr'1y ftcrnoon
Gro broke ont IA tho basement n the h,mso md
feed Store 81 NJ. y. V. sbotweL No. Atlant.c
street, and resulted IN the destruction NJ property
~ the amounto ~ Si,bO0. Insured. T building
VAS threc-siorv brick, owned by NJ milford
kartn. LES about 800 insured. Tho FIR" ORR
ginated In tie basement :, among me ~ raw, and
is supposed to have ecu caused by lamp. horse
and q COW were sufIocatod.
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albany, Jan. 10 Tho Aliu,an, General pub
lrl.os an order annorncnt that under the las, call
t,r volunteers. thore Will bc raised IN this State
Eve complete rc.Imcnta Of infantry, and hhy com
rynics " be attached 10 regiments now In the cor
vice.
Tho Senate Committee on Cities will hold ses-
sion next 1urtiny evening 70 hear parties on Mr..
Ldmteor'- bill Organizing ihe Mcu5poltan DIS
riot Pre- Dr. 1rtmeut
The SUPERVISION Rtate Convention adjourned
4 "a Afternoon, after recon nending substantially
, Senate Bounty Bill.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.
fScrrENFST IN Hon TiFr.-INrrrrsrrS
DEvrtorsESTs. LOW, IyrrfcaE1toy, MAEntAdr.
Ayn A. I~DtASA DIvoncv -One Of H. sc Interesting
cases Of matrimonial di,agreoment which pcriodi.
cally Astonish, snuse and insruc, New Workers.,
Ia now on trial in the Supreme lurt. before Jude
Leonard. Tho action g., brought ly An rev J.
hlspAugh, wealthy merchant against s.th
Adams, r Oh spoculstor-the cause involving hty
thousand dollars and a wife. The sinuG alleges
that In 1855 he married, IN this city, the woman
who Is the oausc u the action, and ia l,5o they
bosrdel At the Bond Street House In tho follow
ing year tho defendant Seth Adams, ahAndsome
vidower, who prded himself on his good looks,
came to tho same hotel to hoard, and eventually
became acquainted with Mrs. Mfpaugh. The
plaintiff being AWAY during tie daytime, knew
nothing Of the new acquaintance his wife had
formed, N break the IN notony of her loneliness.
| and the hrsi inImation he lsd thereof was
finding the defendant 10 his room with
bis wife. Nj Millsraugh being An c1.
crnplary ~ husband, Of course suspected
nothing amiss aud his wife and her agreeable
COMPANION we're permitted 10 enjoy tha'r pleasant
l1ile ie'e-d-ts'e. Gradually TIC Tla'ntH paid more
soduous attention 10 the sttracivc MIR " llspau-h
as viowes are ap, TO 10 under snch circumNauces,
and pleasant pr1mensdcs followed, stros through
broadway, drives and so on, until Tho two became
inseparabc, IN the language Of the plaintiff coun-
eel And all this whlc the uususpe,ung Mills
psugh wa. dreaming OF rnatri monial felicity. In
the summer Of 1861, Mrs. MIllspaugh asked Termls-
sion Of her husband to 60 ~ Saratoga in company
| .t,A Al
boing scquainted wish the Collins readily gave his
consent, The third Day sflsr her arrival a Saratoga
tho dcfondeui appesrod stopped 81 the hotel whore
his q irning friend was, and secured a room Ad.
| joining that which she corrupted A lev DAYS there
alter, tho phalnuF and Ars hNrpaugh suddenly
diHspp AIRED from Saratoga took the ni.ht
boat and TO the city tosethcr
Subsequently, Mrs.. Mrlspaugh hsd occasion 10 go
into the country frequently for tho purpose, AS she
informed her spouse, Of seeing relatives 1t ia re.
lated a. remarkable coincidence that plaintiff
was always called to the country by bus.ncss n
The precise time Of the lady's visits On the nth
q june, 1862, Mrs. llspaugh lef Ihc city oscus-
ibly to visit her IN ,,hrr In Delaware county. Tho
conhdfng hllspsugh accompanied her to tho depot,
AS good husband should and babe her goodbye.
Two days aherwari be received a letter from Ter,
stating that she would not return. After thus ruu.
Ing out by the roots the hear-str,ngs of Nspaugh,
and lacoratIng his misplaced Affections he
lady, in company with hor friend the plain.
tic, started of q little pleasure e1.
curs.on. They went 70 Niagara Fall, passed.
Tor brother and sister, secured adjoining rooms
and there is no evidence to oy - ~ ,hcy did not
SnJoy themselves Prom T.. nee they "a.' To De-
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GENERAL Bu.SuNESs

A -PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT.
"a iuo highest price paid or plvu ohcJs' .ckcts of
1i1non. ,atches, ewelry, funS pistols - - iniS
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE Est OF
-Ahe pope tics Of licimtolds Fluid Guact iiuchu
viii b" cyupti-1n with thpe scf forth % tLe me-
G states iuron'rofy. II ruo gulck rstrum. a'l
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD MET
" a'. White rne., IA ccgis " 70 md coored
Gems old hssf, IS cent?. cor es I'D iewter, 30
cent; lead, u cents PEI pound. :" r'nts each for
meme cd nith hHis--qt so ~ lug ~. 80
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND DID Metals
" White iSss u cents pr h. Co'orci md
wooden cent pr 10. books and ue',su '.tr cerf
oia nIVs - cc1F; COVE a"n p"r -. 80 ccntt.
Lead f. ceuu I'r ib- Ct No. 10 Nes B'Nesy cor. Of
kQo.cytlt So 30
ENtFEBLED AND DELICATE; CONSTI-
H buttons Of both .r2cs ufc lilLABl ms Extract
Bn. hu. 1t WIN give nrsS and enrfeeti feeI2g. and
gunL, Won 70 sleep we'll "Ib
HELMBOLD'S ILUIb EXTRACT BUCHU
i r. pleasant l tnstc and oder nee from ala in'u-
rou' pfopcfte ami Immediate In i's ncton. $40
KITES, TOPS AND VALENTINES SOLD
IA whclr's.c g, at WAJGH'S kite mauuia,,o Y, 700
NOT 4 FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
What flrt mankind also ON Co M ,ous OF the
blood. HLldbpLtfS ir.sGct o. saT>g fAllln Is =
remedy OF The utmost gIue. ia
TO MATTERS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWER
MAKERS AND OTHERS.
We are constantly manufacturing .upoi ior quality
W StrrA PERcHA TISSUE SHEET
CONSUMERS
nj the lowest rGte'. H., superiority over Imported
lissue l. uniye. sally BclnON lrurcd. II does
come brittle NJ quick az tue imported, and is much
We aic the only Menu acturer, in thi, country of
rusu 'iutis frfcha Goods Of every description. We
shsh be- hnpp, g. have our oreers.
ii't b-Hotv - ITAA iit t,RS CO.
oea. al \ ent
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-06-09
Home and Family of Henry Clay.

A Kentucky correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial tells the following
melancholy story of Ashland, the late
home Of Henry Clay, one of America.
" sist orators, and for SO many years the
idol of the old whig party-and the his
tory Of his descendants:
The old homestead of Henry Clay is
now occupied by the family of Hon.
Thomas Clay, one of his sons, and presenl
minister to one OF the South American
governments. I: is owned by the heirs
of James B. Clay-a degenera,ed son of
The great tatesnan-who, il viii be re-
membered, died in Canada about year
ago
The house 10 which Mr.. Clay lived
when at home, was torn down some years
since by James, and magnificent struc-
ture erected on its site, and there is uoth-
ing about the place 10 remind one of him
who once owned aud honored it, except
the family buggy in which the old man
and hia wife used to drive about, and the
oak trees in front Of the house, beneath
which he used to ait and talk with family
and friends. Mr.. Clay had five sons
Four of them survived him. One, who
bore Lis fathers name, was killed in the
Mexican war. Thomas, as have said, is
now a government minister John is
living on one half Of the old homestead
(now divided into two farms. James
died fugitive in foreign land, and Theo-
dore Che oldest of the family is. and has
been for twenty five Years, an inmate Of
an insane asylum, still avowing 10 every
one with whom he converses that he i:
the original George Washington. and re-
fusing to respond to a call by any other
name. Mr.. Clay had no possessions o
any kind at the time of bis DEATH it'll
the exception of Ashland, which was, o
course, worth consd eraLle sum, bu
even that was very heavily mortgage1
and l.e thought at one time he womb b'
com PEELED to abandon it to his creditors
until Que day when be entered the banl
TO pay one Of his notes, he was told h
did not owe cent Kind and geDerou
! friends had taken his case in hand an,
lifted the pecuniary burden from h
suou'd ers.