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nsdy, for ss.utins him, striking bin ever the hssd
The captain. who acted - his evn counsel, denied
entirely the assault. The jury returned verdict for
plaintiff for s2C0
PoiIcr legged Rape on Ssvranf
CrL--A German named Gustsvs Reicbsrdt vas
srraigned before Justice Mansfield, yesterday, on
charge Of having violated the person Of Mary Ann
Burebei, young woman Of - years Of age, who has
been recently employed a. . domestic In the family
OF Mrs Smith. in tho upper part Of the city. The
complainant alleges that on The nisht Of the 10Th
ult, Reichardt entered her room While che vas
ssleep by turning the key from the outside on dis
cove ing him, she underworld TO etcape frUm the
but was evented BY Reiehsrdt, who succeed
In ravishin her 20 son ainst her VIII. Justice
Aansield he'd the Hcc used tor examination In the
sum Of s2,Ov0. He lived n tho same house with the
comp ainant.
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MARINE NEWS.


CLEARED
sTFAMsHIPs-Geo Wahington, New orle,n.
Milmington, calves on tonstuu ion, Savannah ,
Ieo.yla, MOBILE; saTago.st, LLa,e-tOn C.e,ie Nor.
tolk; Baltimore, MasUIn .tOn b. zahsth B.lttmo, a.
llauconia Portland. stJ.ia Liyrrpool Nv Chaun,
Cey. Atpluwal; AIuoIi.r.e, Noii0,k And EieAmoud:
lrhcau. WahIL6ton.
BAEK-Haryest Home, Berry, for Now ORLEANS.
pRI,;s-DAwn Of Day, Cork John Northrun. Ria
GrGude ue Sli: Jura, >! Johh /; Dolpuin, haI Dor
Grace; Ocean Wave, Washington.
sCuOONEHs-A Dyer feruandins : T. Rrov.
81 lac ksOnvil,e; ID II Foster NA-hiu,ion, 4 ~
prisko Bosom; Ida l. do; Maggie Luc5, Wa,h'n
Blackstone, Allon, ior Providence.
Arrived.
sTEAMsHIPS-SaIonia- 81 men and southamp-
ton; Vera Cruz, Vera Cruz; Leo, sIyannah
SHIPS Progress, Liverpool; Sir Roler; Peal Al
BARK-st Cloud, Cardiff nom.. Ca,.an...
Cram Rio ,JanciIo. Zeplytiue, Grand TnrL ~ 4.
Ctatenary, MAIsaineE Columbus bremen. -
BRlGs-Clyde, Halifax, 5; EEetA, ualif... " c.
Ellen \ stevens, Nes leans. ~ o.
sCHoONERS- Percy, Lepgeal +, percv usuo,
Phlladephl4 ior Providence; u llgrihan' paI,Ian3
Tor phiindelphia; Pawnte, fhliadspha ior Se, %
don, Jo,epn, EllzAbe hport Tor Neg Uaven. ~"
lu,s Aibsny Tor Bridgeport; Daniel Eu.ssn W. ~ y
snt ~, IA AIues, koekland l a NJ ~ tote
PM ,ieIohia; Dslapeyk Z, Ne" Loaton P,anei n ~
. n NJ II Aheu. Providence iog Abana Lex
asspost tar PailsasISsiE NAT Ssis Gar IaaISa
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iosasd round quickly ., his vfSs. md perceived
si,at she appeared greatly flushed ss the moment
Blu, she answered 90 clanly, that instead Of going
70 led, should drink e, with her COUSIN, that ths
inc,sent and the momentary jar II had given
bis feelings, PASSED quickly from his mind.
That evening at the Cocos-Tree, the play was
Of the mos, sklful and scientific description scarve
" q word was spoken during the rubbers, either
BY the players or the lookcrs-on; aud points we're
marked, and honours counted IN significant vbis
pers Partners were occasionally changed, but
still course Of ill-luek seemed TO set in a. snst the
leutsn aut; and bv the tune that supper was an.
nounced, he bod lost considerable sum. Ales
surpcr. which seemed to restore the spirits Of TIE
loser. and 10 reuder more eager the succt ssu com
bstants, play wsa sgs'n resumed. sunOryls loh-
Aud TO slaughing question from Colonel Vslmore,
whether he bad not letter desin altogether seeing
tbs. bad luck, nIucn ip the same way that melap.
choly had 70 the gentleman Cray's ole, mark, d
him for her own /" he replied arp y, that tho
least the colonel could do, was TO ASSIST him 10 re
gaining portion Of his losngs, rather than jibins
In that cool manner
In vain cards were shuffiod-in vain new pscks
were taken, or seats changed. Every one seemed
uri.ved At tie ill-luck of Gryns And tn 80, wts
A. his partners had shared IL, couli bring fsu,
.gainst his play. Al length, on losn . heavy bsi
which be had made with Colonel Vslmore on y =
rubber, who, already considerable winner, had
not liked to refuse b IN this chance o. retrieving
some small part of his losses, Gryls started from
his scat. and, as i were, mtddened by his misOr.
tune, with osshs and Impressions dsrtsd from tbs
room.
Ito be COiitinusd.)
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CHAPTER VI.
"h quarrel ~ oss unu atursl,
~ b. avenged GA hluI That loyoth thee

hnAKkArRAKB
ON ono Lorning when walking on Ine MAJ, az
very 4sGy ~alk tuc Greeg Park was tusn cul 3D.
GryIls and his wifs were JOlged by Colonel Vail
more, WHO, il the course vi conversation, Esked
II Inoy were not going IhaI evening W tns q aud
uusa ler.-s a. ths Pantheon.
CIR, us IIselsiucd ali idea oi ii A; wondering why
he uaI conceived the notlon. Co.onel NAln4Ore re-
ulIeL that he had heard has brother TAX o. some
exquisite sailors costume 10 be soI upa' his IaorA
AM, una lned he was snpiOysu W Grylls; DuI as
.ucn VIZ NOS sue case, lie nOpei lie ~ouid ION a
n,,rIy "A the COcoa-lree CiuD House that sysnins
rwueu 10 would neet Iwo Vi the best whisl-p syeTs
IA. mo klnguom lie sddsd, .nd ~ Grylls t-ous 1t
:,gasI ,rH. tor .ssns your su.oand trd% y lO
n YOU ~ W bed early, you viii preserve the bloNa
vhisA ~ London muss savy " sa-airs.n GIyls
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'a''S liOiu tilFu'f 10 iaiNhry cemetery. 81
A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THB
4 'Aiong'hofe shT PAINTER Association will b,
ned on Thu sdGy evening, at ~ O'Clock, AT their
hoOnn Isl BOgery. by order Of HENRY LAWSON
fies' JOHN CARRY, sec. 1856
PRIESTS GENUINE AND lNlAiITABLa
- HAIR DlEl!
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOX
This Dye stands higher in the estimation of ,h.
pubic than any other manufactured II l. Ins,sn
taneous, the color being set .oon Ne applied r.,
or Red hair IL converted into beautiful BLACK -,
BROWN. without injury To the hair or skin n ,ioS.
not Nsh on nor cause any imp easant feeling Willie
appying, and Is without fear Of contradiction tb.
BEST, SAFEST and CHEAPEST Hair Dye Iaan1sa-
hciured.
Manufactured and for sale Wholesale and retail, IN
NO. 40 south Second Of, Williansburrh To be hsd
At retail OF Druggists all over the country o.
I MORIARTY, ACCI., WILL SELL THIS
dhy, at ISL Chatham Square, at IL O'clock fur,
ntufe from family, little used. Also ieaiherbed.
blankets sheets, inlttrusses mirrors clocts6c Az.
government stock, 1900 pair blankets sheets pil.
loW'' &C III
WANTED-3 GOOD COAT HANDS-6P'
W ply to JOHN BROWN, 100 Blocker Il ssi
WANTED-A DYER TO DYE COMMON
W yarn Apply at 10 Fulton Of, BROOKLYN. On,
that would hoGl In the house preferred iTs
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Too Late for Classification.
DRATEzs.

CONNOLLY-On Tuc.l.y, Oct 81, OF comma
ton, Cathsrino Connolly, AGED % years and mo- .
anai'e OF the larish Of fillmore, County Cayan
The relatives and friend, Of the family arc respect
fuly invited TO attend tho funeral. this Thu sdAr
afternoon, Nov. 2. at o'clock precisely, from I'D
Iesidence OF lor father, Frahc, Connolly, 200 de-
lancey a. and from thence 10 Calvary Cemetery ysf
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The whole nurnher Of pupils tAurht
during the year ending october lst,
1-f5. RS appears D. the o'iris' te.
turus svoiu 10 hv H.. Principals u
Schpnis corporate schools no in-
ciuGrly vas 2Jholi, which, ~ - rer
tClolfi Observation-Disclosures.
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taken 70 9Th Precinct station Home. vhsre IN
inquest will be held this morning.

taken 70 9Th Precinc, station Hours where IN
Inquest will be held this morning.
BOARD OF EDrcArIoS-Esr1NArE AND AP-
rosrIoSxKST roR 1890 - CLosrSe THE EyESISs
SCHOOLS on Tuz EVENING or ELECTION. Ere
The Board met at Eve O'Clock last evening, the Pre-
sident, James ". Mclean, Esq. in the chair.
A communication vac received from bis Honor the
Mayor. nominating Hon Herrv Hilton, E1-Judfe OF
the Court Of Common Pleas A. CommiHaioner OF Com
mon schools for the SIth District, rice France LIE
her, LID, resirneu.
Referred TO the Committee on Elections and Quail
6cai ions.
This Finance Committee unlimited report on
the ettipa;e and spportionment for 1880, a. ioi-
lows:
0;Si 'eroi' =. '.e .e s9eos95 81
UNITY a lD''u' ~ Do .a"." ., Wv 2eAs9e 81
One tentiCth OF ! PEI cent. Oi sJs-
5.IS65 leing the assess ID valuc u
city "'' '''''--' ''''e'" - ~ scAn3 20
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PkICE RERUCED TO q PER BOX,

nr,,,,,, tHf bkkAI ENGLISH
.hEhEDf FOR GOVT AND RuEt MATIsM
All .anel ers from he above complaints either q
eeent OF lonS staining, are advised to use BLAIR'S
Gout aud Rheumatic Pill. They can be relied ~
On A. the most safe aud eectusl remedy ever odei.
~ v 70 ". publc and have been universally used 10
europe LOT many year, with the greatest success
rIepaied In Ems and by PROUr & HAKSANT ans
%L W MILLS co, No. ll5 Franklin st, New
i9ik AND most other medicine yeLdeTs.
Her MAJESTY. Commissioners have authorize
me name and address of THOMAS PROFIT
EEy strand London" to he impressed upon the Gov.
.rnment stamp affixed to each boz OF the seuuins
.1'ui''Ho AIS
RuPiURE, HYDROCELE, VERICOSB
helns-A new principle, unequslled Tor euro
uuIapliy, ease and proof ss-reguatnR, no loosIns
70 put on OF on Inlant or aged, metal and kept %
W. W cured ONCE ~ broadway, n Y. J. c. RAIN.
~" 3yg
1SE HYATTS SWISS IMMINENT, F0A
bruises burns sprains, sweuinyA ache or paiA.
seertsinty. Depot g46 Grand At \. Y. 82s
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my GOODS. STATIONERY, ETC.

EXTENSIVE STOCK
Of Fancy Goods and Notions,
Stationery, Cutlery, Pertumery,,
Suspenders. Brushes, Needles,
Pins, Pipes, Thread, Buttons
Violin Strings, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Hoserles,
Belts, Ribbons, Buckles,
Razors, Backing, Inks, ri.
Steel-pens, Penholders.,
Pocket Books, Hair Oils,
Colognes, Pomades, Brass,
Gilt and Gold Jeweiry,
Combs of all kinds. HAIR
| Nets, Tacks, Padlocks'
| Cigars, Umbrellas, Laces,
| Table Cutlery, Spoons,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Shoe Thread &C., DC.
ALSO
. A. extensive stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Cocoa
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Because certain States had done wrong In passing their
ordinances Of secession Il did not justify violating
the constitution Congress has power TO make eondi-
ions which State may resume its position In the
Union. Whenetsr the people OF State should Jay
down their arms and recognize the federal con-
stituton and laws. and send representatives .se 20
Congress, he should like 70 see the power
which would prevent the return Of those states.
The recent peace conference though failed In It's pur-
pose was calculated TO give the country hope Since
then the military position has changed But should they
heap Goals Of re those borne down In the dust and
already weakened and almost humbed and impose con-
dons thnt win render 1t impossible for them 70 supmi
having . regard to manhood and Q proper SOL re-
spectf He was for extending the friendly hand 10 the
South and condemned the bill - Of oppressive ana
syrannics character N
MI LIZ BLOND opp OF Ohio expressed his views against
the Conhscation law subverson Of the constitution,
and also condemned the proposed anti slavery amend
ment and the bill under consideration The latter,
he argued based the false assumption that Inc
States In rebellion were ont Of the Union.
Mr. BLOW (rep.l Of Mo-, spoke in favor Of emancpa
patton and OF It's beneficial effects upon the country But
q the question Of suffrage his state must be left TO
settle way, and he was content that Loui'
siana and Arkansas should have the privilege.
Mr. EDGERToN Top J. of Ind, said that John Brown rc-
ceved respect in this House than the patriotic men
who made system Of government and bequeathea J.
TO priceless heritage He remarked that he nad
always been anti slavery man but the bill before the
House failed to commend itself to his appreciation on the
ground Of consttutionallty policy and expedency.
Al half past five o'clock the House adjourned
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D''ams .,p western Metropolis, Nicaragua.
". .sd at sunset NV.
Miscellaneous.

STEAMSHIP MEnnxAc reported yesterday n having been
abandoned sinking condition, was hne AK vessel OF
1901 register and nearly having been built In io0i
n Boston from whence che hailed.
srxAnsp GUIDING srAR Captain Knapp, win sail Tor New
Orleans direct tomorrow 22d inst from pier 20 North River
This magnificent floating palace belongs TO the star Line Com
pany which Jas A. Raynor ESQ., Is the enerprsns rre
sdent.
Loss or Sem RcHArp woop, JERSEY CrrY-The schr
Richard Wood, Capt Newcomb sailed from Toossco TOT
New York had heavy weather until Tth and 9Th Inst when
shc had heavy Ss and again the 18th and 18th from
NE 10 INV during which lost jlbboom and grstopnsst
Ind blown away, lost rudder ana wrr eahha oaay
In ist ton the vessel srttng fast was tken on
he s,h when IN lat ~ TO- lon ~ 30 by Cart 9orhah OF
MN younteer from Malaga and brought 70 this port The
was 2ps burthen, built In 1855 and was partly
au ned bv n y Small Co. OF this city.
CIsf-Capt Ncwcomb or the late echr Richard Wood,
os city his most grateful thanks TO Captain
orhe OF the bark Volunteer and his officers for rescung
so the Kind shown 70 them for their comfort and
kind treatment while board that vessel
ysnY snoRr PAssAcsThe clipper ship Sea Serpent Capt
winsor arrived san Francisco the 10th Inst having
made the from this port In i02 days which is the second
shortest passage made during the past four years Within
The period the best have those " tie Paua.
100 The David Crockett IN lT End the Sea serpent in
dsysa u them belonging 70 Nessrs Sutton Co's line
BsRs Apst,Dg tArgi wi.ns had hren chartered ~ RIO
Janeru prior 10 Dec 8 70 load per Ter Rn re- sup
posrd o bhck Maggie lIugg, from Chle f"- us'
more. Oeiors reported ~. Into that por, ieaky,
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Arrivals and Departures.

HAyaxStsaaaship Lafayette-M Aduqus Pineres ~ and
Mrs Lambert Mrs ppeho Ahpsns Mr. and Mrs. hs,
Mr. vsnder, Mr. Her, Mr. Guerin, Mr. Mayer MT BLUM M
ana mrs Levy and ave chidren Mrs be.aresszIu
Mr. AnSres Mr. and Miss Isard NJ and Mrs Aysssau ns
three children, Miss Alexandra Miss Blown MISS Anna
Mehmer Mrs vokcrt Mr. and Mrs Dabonr, Mrs Laurent
Mr. and Mrs Beouk Pedre Saipet Ch Favre
NJ Dubren Mr. Faclia Mr. and Mrs sieaeIt Mr. charioh
Mr. Daniel, Mr. Freling, Mr. Tnbn and Mr. Merle.
misunderstanding Liberty-Mrs Sarah Howe and child,
Mrs kasdslo Luana Ma. Augusta Wright Mss Mary Mary
Griffith. Banes Miss Adelaide Pomeroy, Barreda Y
WILLIAMS, Williams, g Hutchings I'D Cunnngha.im'
Mayhew, Fool, Rogun, Mrs Connar and chiio'
John Capen, J Barreda
BARBADos-Brig sootand--s Beninporte Nathan.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
AysRul-DERrEypoRr On wednesday, morning, Feb
ruary 49, at the Of the BRIDES father by the Rev.
Homer Eaton HoRAro +. AvERrL, OF New York city TO
Fort Plain Montgomery county, N r. No cards
DARros -TuAYER.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, February
STAFFORD browne. Mr.. Wx DAaroN, Jr, OF Charlestown,
Mass to Miss CARRIE M THAYEn, Of Brooklyn.
Quxrsao-TaACy. Saturday, February Is, at the
church of St. Francis Xavier by the Rev. Father
Meagher, THoM,s QuISrERo, Of Venezuela, TO MARIA
CRsI1A daughter Of the late Samuel F. Tracy, Of this
city. -
February l3 by the Rev. Father Byrne, D. D., Mr.
CHARLES f. RcHARDs Of London, England, TO Miss BELLE
BAXTER OF st. Isabella, Duval county, Florida kl
sMrsos-IavERMoRE.- this city, on Tuesday, Febru-
ary a. by the Rev. Fenwck NJ. Cookson, Mr. 6EoRGs n.
Of Emery Lvermore, Esq, Of this city. No cards
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CLEARED

CLEARED
Steamship Western Metropolis, Hilton, Ncarasua-ScA
big Fashion tr. Lating St Pierre, Mart-H vatabe
Brg Thos Owens, Pettingir Ncuv,as-Thompson& Hun
ter 60, ,,. n. g. A.
sehr Volunteer Gir, Holmes Para-Bnrdet. Everett
schr Angola (Brj, Crane st Pierre, Mar-D Dewoif
scnr W Clarke tBr,, Peck Jacmcl-B Brett Son Co.
schr Annie Howl1n tBrl, Ireland baraeoa-" oucA .
schr Flying Fish, Thompson, Portsmouth, NH ses-
schr sanborn, Ginns, Gloucester-J stetson.
Steamship Lafayette tFr, Bocando, uavre Feb 10 AM
% &c. %ss Ias T." n sa s
& Is three n stes steamer 18th q, Ion os
se%lnshp pa ' fSeTy Wisos Havana Feb u.s. with md'e
ans s,esmshS ccmm"ndsT PSwei Savannah Jan 20 via
,nore where she Ia. in IN Distress having lost rudd'r and
''ifa Es Sse 'S9 ssS
ys % rs @ y M @ So op ps.s s.w York @
Of s aads roo s"d top ssEs s Snd an
crew, seven IN number. and brought them % this port
Inst cs the Del.wsrs saw bark Ann Halifax lyns too
X sk Russia sof siso Cary, Mntanuns Is days. with
R,shmcad Me- s,a'Gn s,xsnD'4 VIA
per H. % ss s Tie s sgis at s
Sns ssoys e 30 s gsa SH
he spoke brs 4,r Of s. Jaha NIB drp% pm. Nassau E , for
New York for Nassau
ballast smith, Jan II. the outward passage, OF
away orcopg antms, and mantopmast rigging stove port
bow, and received other damage "a, -
Brg George Downs of Barbadosl Paine, Anguilla, 2S
days with salt, 10 Trowbridgas sons Jan "a lat rs IL
Ion "a spoke brig John Stevens, Of Buehi hence for
arig Eaton tof Cornwallls, NS Mason, Grand Turk
ri .Sdays with salt to Dewolf A Co. 18th inst OF
cane a. ~, brig with loss Of foremast and manmas
mape .oe hs, - the rigging under jurynasts bound ~
Wr,s ll1,e rro6p .of 81 john NBl smith, Matanxas
IL l., oe lon "a a. had heavy gale from NNw; at 5PM,
ana Was Obliged s~sy the forem,s. 70 right her which
resns except mai1mas Pesy The e. head the ms'nss
W. sTaiormast and iib6oom gone had color flying but
pose. asr % be istlnr g Andrews NIB, Miitcn,
cisniirsos rs days, with sugar &c s.s.s ~;
Brig Belief lof Windsor NS) Burk, Caruonas Feb with
moa to Brett Son Co Had two heavy gale& during
which startcd the cargo In the hold ~ a. .
! achr Annie Laurie JBrl DcDonaid, Fors-- H'ou-
eester u days with herring, TO : H. .-ns Bay va
So shooting Star, harsh- lynch.
oo". - .si, Elzabethportf or Boston.
- SAILED.
ps9sms .,p western Metropolis, Nicaragua.
W.ad at sunset NV.
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D printed 49,, .o,,oc,ora ~ internal

- printed -, .o,,oc,ora os internal /
The nrst section provides that COLLECTORS
IN ,be sc7erai collection districts shah renoe'
-. roh Auditor OF the Treasury Department unae'
- ouar,erly statement showing the numoer u p.
.ossea upon each monthly lst during escn qus',T o
~ she nyesent and each succeeding nscai ha a.
,rsea FOR by them, and upon The compeuoh VI VIZ
~, s,atcmept of tho number Of persons esso9
nan the annual list and not including ,e san ~
oe of 1854; aud when the pfoier VVh.n.,a ae,aral
Com1 ,hora sha bo allowed aud paid 70 tue seVslM
moi Including those in CALIFORNIA oregon, w
- 80 TerrttorIes for stationery, DlahK pooks "d
,,ng sYclnsive OF posters and advertising eaut' oy
=, The ra,s OF one cent for eech person IN
sir seve1l dsric s; California, Oiosoh r,eSsdA ana
a. r. srr,scrics two cents for each person sssoesea
o.ran ,,vo nroyides that the Commissioner .i inter
nrl peyenie sfa furnish blanks anu iorns " ssneia
.pu,on,Ion hut none others, 10 the aesessors e.
section three requires that before nny % neon
stationery is made sworn stntenents o Wy . sos :,
must be furshed accompanied Dy recelpteu plns 49, ~
Vsth that the rates charged do not exceed current
section four relates 10 clerk hire, and provides tn.
asessrs shall be allowed for this, la addition to sc,e
dollars for each hundred persons assessed ,ne
sums In cities that according TO the census o. l1y
conia not less than hundred thousand inhAD''
ants 81 500 not less than nifty thousand, VI wv ny
fess than twenty-five thousand $500; not less tha'
twelve thousand f500 less than twelve Thousand, siVo
Before env ALLOW atces clerk hire allowed, swor
statemen,s must be furnished In the case oil sla
tioDery. -,
Tho remaining sections prescribe penalties for Violation
Or evasion Of tie proys9ns 10 reiatcd
lowell - tI rUaE &. TIE B'rf q fAFR rrrH
Mr. ColLAHER, gsp.l u w. IRON 'he SomlriIsc on "
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Person.I Intelligence.


Major General Doyle commander Of the British ofces
as Halifax left the Brsvoor House for Washington On
Monday evening.
Among the arrivals n the Brevoort House are Lord
Newry, EnelaT N. de Geoffroy Acting French MINIS
Ger, Washing Col Hodges d. 8. A. Capt W Q. man
ming, Y. ! a Rggio, Boston; Capt Cook, Steamship
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THIRTY-EIctTH CONGRESS.
g-CcsD Session.
senate.

Sennfe.
WASHINGTON, Feb 20, 1905
INTERESTING 70 INTERVAL RSvEsuE AssrssqRs
M. wusoy frsp, of Mas Introdncca hin TO regu>
h,c and equazs ths expenses Of assessors ~ ,-'-'
vsnue for clerks and stationery which was ordered -
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SHIPPIN G NEW S.

rsr#f ALMANAC yORK--rHis DAr =.
evN RISES. ............ 46 NOON RISES morn "
4z HIGH wATHk. e'o ~
Port OF New York. February 30, 1865.
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The stock market heavy. Gold not very strong; sale
after call at 1857, at close Of report, 1887.
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IISCELLANEOUs,

<yoRNs BUNIoNS, BAD NAILS, &C., CURED WITH.
" out pain, by DR.. RICE, at IS Bowery Ci1ens Rank,
Rcc's Corns Bunons Chlbans Frosted
Feet &c. by mail, 30 cts. and 81.
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Anniversary OF the Christian Commission
prrsRunc. Feb. 20, 1903

The second anniversary Of the Christian Commission
was held IN the First Presbyterian church Sunday night
Uundrcds wero unable TO gain admission. Addresses
were made by Bishop Simpson, Chaplain Mccaoe, Npor
General Negley, Rv. VI Nnglns, Najor VIM frew ana
Geo H. Stewart Esa Pitishurg iss Forwarded " me
srmles durn4 tho past yenr stores ami pubhcations
valued at tf20S $40 collection a $4,000 was tassa ~
al tho mccin winch viii b. ngrcasoi today 70 sow"
Major WIN. rgcw sa $4,000
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IT.
W would have tho eget Of alternating ~
~, rros.oo - - earnest desire that the qc- tnem
a po 70 estabi shed by oyM citizens ar %
ssoSa S merov Of the aggregated peope NO, p,ace3
s,a,cs The biz he said, was based 10 ~, VIZ u,.uya
o,,cv that there could be GO apon ~. as
y sho majority The cy., er9ment su,ess n,ass
Xxx he Ief, Ia worx ,cople Of tde Scjthcrn s,ases
should us Maso sdt thoir organic law IN their own
way ~ Wv at this blll prcscr hing an Iron, un
Dehu'As W. would fail TO become q la~
ms EVACUATION gsroS
NJ, ScurxcK here sent M " be reed despatch en-.
Closed to him by the Secretary Of War, from Lieutenant
| General Grant, saying
Tho Richmond Erasnev Of to-day states that Charleston
! was evacuated on Tuesday last
The reading of the despatch succeeded by applause
| In all parts OF the house.
l THE stooSsrRucrTor BILL RxsuxED.
Mr. FrvSAyDo wccp, topp) OF N r., congratuIated tne
House and the country that a last heard the Ian
guage OF concatlon from the republican side oi the
| House.
Mr. GARFIELD, trep) OF Ohio wished 70 know whether
the gentleman fr Wood referred 10 the despatch just
| read OF the news about Charleston
Mr. FEasAypo woop repeated that he congratulated the
country that the gentleman from Massachusetts had
uttered words OF eoncliaon and had spoken OF the
South great people, and used lang age OF Kindness
and respect towards them After ALL cannot be io got
, | ten that they American citizens. Heretofore
we have hoard threats VI subugstion, dcvas.
, | taton and annhlla, on but not before now had
. I they heard that those people entitl TO any
rights respect regard whatever This gave him more
Lore FOR his country tan GGyh ng which bad yet trans
plred lie considered the pending hl rs Infamous on.
constitutional and ofnanaug sQu thc orst sroces
, OF faaatSsn Which rulgd tho m0or.y of sae House