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The Congregational Council.

Eosion, Jun II. The Conversational Council Vt
" session lots,, soopt"i tho nioEing sddne,. 10
fieiidc..t JJhHzoa
ILr NAtonat CONGREGATIONAL =, iIcil nov In session
In 10 ton,re 'trItu' Luary .hfee Thousand church.
~ ~ all .ection' " TIE country, derirc ~ rra.en'
CA thrtt CHRIST Al rhlutaton W you Of thrir
lth'ind ~ ,A'Hy Ia your ~ 81 and "a ins lAHors,
pr"n'ilo Jon ihoH i"y-l support and their ptayeu.
Ip'rth tho. fJletnn conslCtlon Iial ths hun
dteG- Of thon'su nj iced ~ ~orshippcIr our
ehutclss " w most heartily Opei ate Win you =,
"Ttr d'Ig the institutions {. civil AMI reiigG4 a. liz
ert, thI1uriOIt N. lanG.
'ssueD WrLtANA, Bu9NIsGuAN,
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g., |4a- I've it- .foD ~ u'fas re-
g '.t 10 AMI on g. ,ns. aI.-I o'iilc himself \.
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I'.c. srluy b. c''lur o- IN CF'ut o.. ,to.e" O.. sem
tr.., TUCKER. .in.-y A g.. "a C,rad- = .vo.le.,
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toSoIo Na .ia1'vl 90 gchatt a, t.'.' g,
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Important From A banv.
The :. :. TaN omission Gu..io
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f,bGns, me 80 The io.ov.Dg :, 30 le-i.ion
c''Ne Cutie. Ai9e1s IN he os'e o. ,le Nce Yo.k
Tax CJ4m.asiog,Ts he fcgple ea Ie .ilovn vs.
Wo,d-ua, 'ho ndcmcut Gup sod iron q, rcge p d,
a.u Ju-Sm mt Ieniosr! tor Nc p'siatif that the
d.ieui-n' BE- usu-p.i the sad on e Com,ais'ion
Of oyes o,o. aai iAnt L." be ousted the -er.om and
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thl' on &c r'i.." in AID rC1f -put.p e he ,sn1
inr 'ole'Cr. tlt r0ld .olstor have iu1rment tor
tle 4rlt1h' - icuud dl' sIth co,ts u tis scti0u
I'm iH" cshc %. t'e People e. eel. william on W.
Pure IA, 'sln" Judgmclt az IN a." a,ove Gao VA
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From Costcn.
IIsrrIbIo Murder and SuIcihs.

h. .o,s Jon, i6.-Geors., aged 10 ,cars, so1
,s,in holiday, shot h,a flasher IL he nccS 18th
revolver, lnHiesinr severe snd fatal wound, arc
.hen ard to the woods Shers ho blew OF Ave o.
BRAIN Nth IN. IAN" e.pon. The set ~ss without
knosn ptocoen,ion and up TO IT. oomrl.slon yours
Holiday hal bson AL industgious and al, ctions,'
'on. Tho trGs ldy occurred Tue'dsy, IN Ssugus
siss., where N. Holiday csIrirl on business /.
~ = t.g mae inc IN -nuf,rtnrer
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lrr Puear ind o.. .u .Iil - follower tdt
Suh shat r elt tui.i ..t o. e'ui,i - al conan
ai,'nou 80 oo.'. h..... f me rt- snl The town
no srrt .e.sl,I D.. ..t ho"c' s'c,'-y ptcaN-,-
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Friday. .p0oe 10.
From Washington


EdSlb.V'or, ,Juns ia oo'el alton Of colorcd
mcu, who srrtyUd here vesf"ri-y '.as. p,sh,uvnd,
we've n ne ltc tione ~ 9rniuR. awaiting au
interview N'h .,oei johnson To- The purp,,e n
s,knr @ 'pe,'-l inquiry int 'he.r ordi ion undor
tio militsJy tric.'ans at Rc'i'n... vl'.,rol..-
ton 'h', Alssc s. not better than II "a whru they
40 .l f',y.ry.
1ho Ce,rs-, ,rd NJ ,'sipi del,ssscrs -oro
m consultation ~''' ire iicnt .Iotnson A.ir b..
dgy
Precedent johnson. dAu,nter. M. Pausro-, is
Pp'C 80 90 arrive he rost Nrc', 30 t.N, ,bsrsc
VI tro tS~-uti,g a.
o." |'. r,rmep' La 'rer,gr.. from Conc
mat W Y. lita Igh h ryot' con,rrniIr the
euGeui"r nj tie renol naval fo-r,, on rct P1yor
,"r.-'. lde- Fit n.h IA biz dhrS'oh, which
i' !S,ad On board tre Ousoha, Of As- an
ots, -, Juus 4, '-ys thu he saruL a.
Roo Ktci on tho 18Th LAY II Nav, WITH
she si'tu.uI IItnt,t, Qua hi,.. 90 lnndman
ard a. "a Fem, ia coupiny With MAJ .s-Gou.
Heron tpi ~. steamer Ida Nay m sdvsnc- oIt-oop.
10 e-"su"to-"d 10 -o~i.,sucC sh,'s,rr All -Apm
he i.t eve aci scn d'.ppsrd. Ga tho morning NJ
June 20. the squadron net J. 'utcnrut Commander
} II. Carer commanding rebel naval forces Of the
trun.-H Mississippi ,qu.droa, and received from hin
tie iIOn.cigr Missouri, End the parole Of hirto,
Officers aud iea. Le'I'ensut CornmArdcI Chr1cI IN
formed I1nmrnd.i TitEhuoh that the M.ssiuri {,
the on usy.l yo,,' on Rod river 0, 10 trihntuio-
TIE Champion, 0i The pln,p-hosts c,.In,rsd ~
the ih'o 'Ap0diton, 80 turned ovor 10 t4s arIr,.
ltG Nf.1i.r a.E been triugh' he'9g tie Fab, aud
3. g. be 'Titt,t At tic mol,h al tho Tser hhs IL &C.
'pr.,d o. Hr- vory 70 -'rdsbi' vent II he wiz p-
e. With rlilr.ai iron, -pt -',.ia ct no rNh,l ron
Icuur...". Il,r batter, copsis, 81 one s',.,u.ia,
rIn onf nine in'h r.i, aad to Loayy 30 r,updor.
She ms bee. ba.it Of sT,,n .iuu-f crult I'd With
cotton ana 'ns'.H 'rdly Comm u.sr Tlfylurh -.
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TG- N ,-mi'.f ." the Iast lwrlRn0-r.aes Of
General j '3.5o',!s 10 very lapdatcI condition
A MAS q genus q DO NOR, div,si himself O.
f-ced9a oi opinion than of thc features Of hs i,ce,
Try E1r','h Ey-,on u '"ro a-lng r'orms By
tc., gr ph G AZ te,l st-gtel 10 r-.s,'s.
lua-E were s1ns flg,y o4l E.eau4ors, sh ps and
sSaooaqss " por o. R.c-uyle, Tuesday.
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Dt-. -pN~ g.. sNr' 'a' ay orl,', reduced
tho pr.g u dr"ks g. hAssn Gsnts dnuk, e,
N.cLss4Ti.
, 1865-02-03
Olympia Correspondence.
OLYMPIA, w. T. I
January 18th, 1865. {

January 18th, 1865.
EDS. STATEs@AN;-Bu little of importance has
transpired since my last The Specific Contract
law was amended in the Council by striking out
the Clymer amendment and returned to the house
as amended. On motion to concur in the Coun-
Gil amendment the ayes and Hoes were called
the vote standing substantially the same as on
its first vote in the house, the house adhereing
to the Clymer amendment, and on returning the
bill to the Council it receded from its first action
and the law was passed with the wet blanket
incubus. 1t is presumed that his serene high
ness viii put his gouty foOton it and mar it with
his Vtoe, in which event it cannot be passed
over his head. Some of the members are already
going home and by the time this reaches you
our town will be deserted and will resume its
old routine of habits. m arn
The Scagit river bill received its coup de grace,
although a strong effort was made to galvanize
it into life by a reactionary two-third vote, but
like GlendOwers call for "Spirits from the vastly
deep" the votes would not rise, though they
generally do on a call for spirits from the yeasty
vat, and the friends of the bill are said to have
managed it so that one of the opposish in each
house that waI day copper bitten, yet enough re-
manned to keep the Scagit river free from saw
logs and schoOners, and to prevent the valley
of said river from being settled up. as
the river is gorged in two places, one of them
being two miles in length, and so thoroughly
closed that trees are growing on the raft or
gorge, and the river entirely useless in point of
navgability.-
Captain Ankeny left here on Thursday with
two charters in his pocket for Rail Roads at the
lower and middle Cascades, the bond amend
ment Of Mr. Brown having been stricken from
the bill, and within six months you may look
for another huge black mail operation, which the
''grasshopPer" country will have to reimburse.
Mr.. Dugan has introduced another bill for the
benefit of the Cascades R. r. Co., but the gene
raj disposition seems to be to giant them du
plcate Of the Ankeny bill, which, as a dernier
resource, they will probably accept. The Wal
la Walla and Wallula Turnpike bill has passed
both branches and only awaits the signature of
the Governor. billi also pending for a Rail
Road from WallulatO Grand Ronde Mr. Sheets
from Wala Walla delegation has reported back
a bill introduced by Mr.. Sexton for a special
tax in your county Of five mills, to liquidate
county Indebtedness. The project of a Court
House tax met with no favor from the delega4
ton. Weather remains pleasant. The session
will probably close on Thursday next
AsMODRUs.
, 1865-02-03

l had told him, Christmas morning,
- -r..... -. :. L.

had told him, Christmas morning,
As he sat upon my knee.
Holding fast his little stockings,
Stuffed as full as full could be,
And attentive listening to me-
With face demure and mild
That old Santa Claus who filled them,
Did not love naughty child.
But we'll be good, won't we moder ~
And from off my lap he slid,
Digging deep among the goodies
In his crimson stockings hid;
While turned me to my table,
Where a tempting goblet stood,
Brimming high with dainty egg nog,
Sent me by a neighbor good.
Rut the kitten there before me,
With his white paw, nothing 10th,
Sat- by way of entertainment,
Slapping off the shining froth
And not in the gentest humor,
At the loss of such treat,
I confess ] rather rudely
Thrust him out into the street.
Then how Benny's blue eyes kindledl
Gathering up the precious store
He had busily been pouring
In his tiny pinafore,
With generous look that shamed me,
Sprang he from the carpet bright,
Showing by his mien indignant,
All baby's sense of right.
Come back Harneyl" called he loudly,
AS he held his apron white
You shall have my candy wabbit !"
But the door was fastened tight;
So he stood, abashed and silent,
In the center of the floor.
With defeated look, alternate
Bent on me and on the door.
Then, as by some sudden impulse,
Quickly ran he to the fire,
And while eagerly his bright eyes
Watched the flames 60 high and higher,
In brave, clear key he shouted,
Like some lordly little elf,
Santa Klaus come down de chimney,
Make moder have herself!'
81 will be good girl. Benny"
Said feeling the reproof;
And straightway recalled poor Harney.
Mewirg on the gallery roof;
Soon the anger was forgotten,
Laughter chased away the frown,
And they gambOled meath the live oaks
Till the dusky night came down.
In my dim, fire lighted chamber,
Hainey played beneath my chair,
And my play-worn boy beside me
Knelt to say his evening prayer:
God bess fader-God bess noder-
God bess sister, ,'-then pause,
And the sweet young lips devoutly
Murmured, "God bess Santa Klaus !"
He is sleepng-brown and silken
Lie the lashes long and meek,
Like eressng, clinging shadows
On his plump and peachey cheek;
And bend above him, weeping
Thankful tears-Oh Undehled
For a woman's crown of glory,
For the blessing of a child.
s.ss-z-=zs.zzz.aa-=.s---sSNs-sa-an
, 1865-02-03

Having sketched the means by which, it ap-
pears to me, the farming community may be
benefited, and all other classes through them,
propose in your next number to enter into the
details of the relations of Walla Walla and
surrounding agricultural districts with the
mines. Although it is difficult task to define
an easy road to wealth to an individual, it may
be shown how entire community may accu-
mulate riches particularly when situated so
fayorably as that in Walla Walla Valley.
PUBLIcOL1
, 1865-02-03
DIR. E. STEVENSON.

OPATHIsT-sUCCEssOR TO DR.. GLIB
IL SON-Graduate HON. College Cleveland o.
Licentate of Canada.
Having permanently located in the city, DR.. S.
hopes to merit continuance of the patronage accor
ded TO DR.. Gibson, by whom he is recommended.
Office and residence at the City Hotel.
Walla Walla, Dec. 90 1854. sm5
, 1865-02-03
Il. j. RECTOR,
County Auditor of Walla Walla Co., w. T.
Notary Public, and Commissioner of
Deeds for OREGON.

Ofice-with Clerk of the .. S. District Court,
City of Walla Walla.
D EEDS, MORTGAGES, Powers of Attorney and
otl er instruments of writing carefully drawn
up and Acknowledgements taken. Instruments for
any part of the United States Acknowledged or Ger
titled under the Seal of the District Court.
Aug s, l863.-tf L. j RECTOR
, 1865-02-03
KELLOGG & McAULIFF'

FERRY.
I THE MOUTH OF TUCANON, three miles
N from the old Ferry on the COlville Road. This
Ferry possesses superior advantages to the travelling
public situated it is OnSnake at the most aceesa
BILE point for travel to
CoIviIIe, Antoine Plante's, Bitter Root, and
the KoOtenai Country,
and in fact is the most direct route to all that
portion of country lying to the north and northeast
of Snake river.
The road leading from Walla Walla to the Ferry is
far superior to the old Covie road and the country
is better supplied with grass and water The public
will find it to their advantage to travel this road.
KELLOGG MCAULIFF.
pa- Our rates of ferriage will not exceed those
charged by the Pellouse Ferry
March l9, 1868. l4tf
, 1865-02-03
Thr gNaILa gNaIIa statfgman.

DUBLISHED Every Friday Evening"
i Office Statesman Building, Third street, next
door to Brown Bros g. Co.'s freproof Brick Store.
R. r. and s. G. REEs, Editors and PrOpretors.
, 1865-02-03

EDWARD SHE'LL, M. D., PHYSICIAN,
IL Surgeon and Accoucheur, has resumed the
practice of his Profession. OFFICE at his house. next
to the Walla Waa Hotel. July %, 1868. 32ly
, 1865-02-03

THIBODO 81 BRO, PHYSICIANS. SUR
geons and Midwives.
Office at Drug Store two doors above Bros & Cos
Fireproof brick, Nam street, Wala Walla, W. 7.
A. ], Thlbodo, NJ. A. NJ D. and Member Royal
College Surgeons, England.
o. j. ThibOdO, NJ. D. and Ex-Surgeon R. NJ.
Navy.
ss-Our Diplomas can be seen at our office.
, 1865-02-03
City Hotel.

Having rented and thoroughly Te-fitted the
above Hotel will open it on Monday. the I'd day OF
May upon the strict Prepayment System, at the
, 1865-02-03

7 AsATER & LANGFORD, ATTORNEYS
4 at Law; Will practice in the Courts of Wash
ington Territory, Idaho Territory, and Oregon.
sEOFFICE one door west of Kyger q Reeses Brick
Store. WaIla WalIa. W.T.
Sept l, 1853 39ly
, 1865-02-03
LEOPOLD WOLFF

HENRY LAW, FORWARDING AND COM
1 L mission Merchant, Front street, Portland, Ogn.
Importer anj dealer in Eastern Wagon Timber, HUBS
Spokes, Felloes, &c Also on baud and for sale, a
general assortment of Oregon Produce And a con
slant supply Of the celebrated Standard Mills Flour
on hand and for sale in lots to suit. If
, 1865-02-03

Signed u. Cummins, late president OF the Iate
Legislature at the late Capitol of Idaho" has
Just came to hand. glance at the arrange
ment of the signature apendage ought to con-
vince any sane man ofits origin. more un-
principled misrepresentation devoid, Of truth,
could not have been coneocSed. Wonder if be
recollects the advice given Daniels to steal the
Capitol about one year ago ard pack it TO Boise
IEDEx
, 1865-02-03

VIZ HORTON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
w and CITY RECORDER, viii attend to coec
ton of debts conveyanccs acknowledgment of deeds
oowers of Attorney transfers ofreal personal prop
erty, etc.
Office, City Council chamber, I'd story Of Bank Ex
change. Dec. D, loo5-y
, 1865-02-03

JAS. ID. MIX 81 S. B. FARGO, ATTOR
y NEYS ATLAW, Office Main Street, over Bank
Exchange VIII promptly attend to all business
entrusted to them in the District and Supreme
Courts of the Territory.
Walla Walla, Oct. 3, 1864.
, 1865-02-03

EKT ESTERN HOTEL, CORNER OF FIRST
wv and Morrison streets. Portland, Oregon
SD. SMITH. Proprietor.
This Hotel is centrally located, and has been re-
Gently enlarged by the addition of two stories in
height containing q large number of ofHard-hnshed,
well ventilated rooms, for the accommodation Of reg
ular or transient bOaTders. If
, 1865-02-03
THE GOLDEN AGE oFr1cE
LEWISTON, 1. T.,
- mi TOpf

Is designed to become conspicous on the Court
records, if no where else. Soon after its last
struggles were witnessed an attachment was
placed upon the material, press, etc. Two par
ties claim the property by bill of sale-the Sc
nior Mr. Kenyon, also Messrs. Favorite Co.
who have issued prospectus for new paper
under the significant cognomen of The Lndepend-
ent. Mr. Leland is to do the editorial, and his
salutatory may be expected on Monday next.
, 1865-02-03

WILLIAM YOUNG' DEALER Ef;.I IN M M4EBLE E.
er-tops Marble Mantles, Hearth stones, Stone for
building purposes, &c.
aag- All Stone cutting done to order.
Portland, Oregon, April4, 1868. l5ly
The sun., 1865-01-23
WILIfAASUIK,U

iHE CASE oP ESTHER BROwS who died un-
dor peculiar circumstances =, III SOUTH Third
''rcos D, on the ith instant, 3 still attr.otin,
N,oDton On Saturday evening Coroner R.rrc,
WAS waited upun by NJ. Fbulkner, tho well known
,ee'uTnf' win MS sJu-in-laN, a Young rnan named
nt'Nn Who claims thI he is the brother ~ the
ueo"-~eh InN' ami demands ih' property found in
her potsesoo1 Dr HapE,rd, the ntteuitug f,5vs.
lo,An o' ne lnfortUnata woman, Rendered bill 4
tltd i,r .'i"ndsnce, and other bls ,rr pouring In
uN'n to '.7uuer, vbO is much embarrassed Ia n,
prir1Hes
HIGHWAY BoBBERY.-A bounty broker. do
In hHe s~s' Ia Dnano street, Now York, residing
at"'aeP .nt vas met on Saturday night. ab1u,
''ci"e.., over newton Greek, by two ritfi,p. who
are Mp Gel tU hRye 'Dilowcd h'm from HE rlac.
ot huslao "a Nov Yurs, md routei Of III, 100 m
bfS anu goli watch aud chain valued At about
- :" Inc ''ahn was beaten IN husrlhIc rnaurcr,
Ahd leii iusrn"ltle ou The high"ay As the ofhcial
IN charge pi ihc 4Ith Preciuc,, about nall past
e~ht O'Clock last night reported that he hsd moth.
l'S % reporters, It ~ 10 be- presumed that tlc IN
cers NJ 1hs' Precinct knos n"tuiug ot tu = outrage
The sun., 1865-01-23
.,.-. s,,,. - M Chi. ei,v, .na ,b. d.sond.n

foy n -,e,~-- Grae 10 this eity snd the defendant
va. the shcgrd keeper N = gsptling house 90
BrJ.I~sv. one morning In March defendtn, camo
90 no "Home," vas d sordo,lv, and vas ordered
away By plsnbif ThercurJn he IrlolS ber,
tHfev hcr ~ de Pavement and injured hor ~ thai
SIC h', never entirely recovered Verdict Tor the
pri'uif. 5000
Poucr hrrLLtsEsca 4 'sd'N m q Ftm1ls --
% Friday evening hsck man narnel John Berry
induced girl fourteen year, n age. to enter N.
coach, ht ne corner of nrusdway mi Can,l street
very also entered the ooach, and directing a hoy
W drive down Broad vsv, no attempted ~ violae
her person rss girl rcreamed FOR her, and
Round.rnsn NoDosnc1, Il the Sixth Precinct,
stopnei The coach and arrcstei Berry. Tho nri,
0ner sas pken trf5re Jusuc. Dowi ns who ca,isosi
him " he immedAtely urNrnod before the Court
al Special Sessions for trl Berry wae convicted
AMI fcu;encel " the P-nitenusrv tor -y months
sni IN ahoH tine vss oh h,swAy to Hsetwelrs
Island.
cIvryryp Ccne,di,d W,1po-s -NicNo'n. Mlrsh
m was arrested for into.paiou. on h., person
nA' iound ala-gr bowie KNIFE John sui.
wa on VA afrcsied ior d'sordotly cot iuct On
searching his lof-on besv 'y -o Idcl revolver WAS
toN ~ W. HE tncl ct. .... On SATURDAY, night nqr.
IN Kelly wa srrts'od IN Bro,dw.y Tor eing
drunk ord t-,rderlv. Will heins a-resir-i
Kelly sAd to the ofyce-, "Clmc for me, Won
son % --. and IN blow your head ofi " on
sfrh.n n.y. HIM At tbo aAtou house, a t-tto, yAs
found 10 h.s pockct
Larceny + a csr'idodn ~ Dspoa, -wm y
h-ione'' bartender employed At NJ a2S Pearl
street, VS. arrested IN s.iurisv ohsrr,i with hnv.
lu- stolen rcr i"ate of der s.f ..s o. bv Eu enc
n"'y Y" nHht rrs, IA f,fo- 1. NJ. Jamcs A.
inrnT,on' n No. 10 CHAT a,- s,rst rir g. 200 IN
E'Ii NJ ~ rrpS " ortays.I { 70 rla., V'src Ma.
'7n H oTplInce., With tLs ,.r...t.,e iu Liza fns-
a'sA A,' '"t 10 s-.'i DO tuin -.'r ie.v.n. tic-c.
leN 'Ays Mt"r SHorcy, % "a rn,r-c, ral 81 n the
banking hous", and p-e-oItod tie csrt'ne.,e Tor
payment AZ & VIZ MT rr0porl. c.iigrscl nav.
The sun., 1865-01-23
R!apIQTNEa.

4 CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAU
4 tii1l t'mpi Nou iollogt size uFe % N"Hu 1..'F
Sonc'n.F tiGld 1tl. gt ntr lp.. 4. ItIpflovos
h'ic' SPOT" F-ip.r' Hnd so t"upD, uo. ",-
CURE YOUR COJCH-l ~ CANPBFLI'S
" SYRUP Tar and Wind tho-.v; .u." cure .or
ccush~ cuf. 6nIe th ost, CO.. q .h' -IG. only 20 and
- c"nspcr bottle. To o." had a. tAtttli. il.. til.
store co.. b ave. al .N,h st.; CaALA ht.'s G..t
s'o.t, cot. Hudson hLl Hlla'a,u etc.; ,tIrLHI!..
COZ. Hgu,ry AZ. {.A s,., -a4 a-o ln L:o0k 20, NJ
hlLHt'S. 2lt fulton tf .rf
nR. BONE, IA WEST 10TH sI-UlS-
ease~ Oi the heart lang, I've, Eiueyt ulceslto
thro1s, toIoiniN, OLD ucer- tmuorS rvo.y foam "
skin dsc1e, oon,tttio ioAa chgUnic az, tol ui,sr.,
1haracie~ Hours 20 4. r.
HEMDpLD'S EXTRACT OF StR>APARTl.-
u o.'a 'ees aud renuvaed tAo b.a,I, .u-f.s the
NlgOi oi be attn ..tp he Dtte' sIt p...ns t.f tsc
nun'i- thn' saar .is-tse ula
VN ~ WFN, ENRICH 1HL BLOOD, AID
4 l"AuIir 'A .aL, cy o1, u7c i.lI MNNl ~ l'.r,-
j. Con, orrGed tiit tIarot 1s'ig. Ili. u' DO, 2
e. uis IN sIrnsIh ouo gallon o, LIa byIuput Hrl.-
tIsn g..
The sun., 1865-01-23

Nt N
ARRIVED.
HlEAASlIPS-tIcorge CrunVru Nov DrIrsps.
'hiuna, Fortress Monroe; Blackstone Fort li.bcT
VIA futrrss Monroe; Vanderbilt. fort FshOT via For
Irss hohIoe, Ho1Iac, BruIio.t, sc.
SHIPS Shatetuuc, Plyo colorado, Gulf Of Calitor.
MA tiee IIaao, iAdstou 1heohald, Cardiff; rdith
Newport Lnllanl.
BARkS -DeodstG, tNogwe-ianl Tuqsror: Abdel
hH'el' oaghG Ionic, Porlsud, stella, Bremen
, bklGS-Ocean Wave, Erpvidence. u II poape,
BOckspoIt.
sChoONERs- Rachel B.a'S Calais: Lord Of the
leles; tlo llechc VIA Long lslsud, Co lonef, Elt-
HNl blhcrt lent, tornval.S, Heuriettg, Portland.
h'fi, hanton, h,ston Tor BaItirlu-e Willow, Lu-
irT ieTrT, Boston ior Fortress SouIoe: Hannah,
Plymouth, Hammond, Bostnl - rht.g1e f,bi
'"bot boston; fdsin Reed, lI.tou .or Philtic phG.
I'srph ila,, New Heitor1 McIAin, Rocklnnd.' " Il
s"e bo.iou ior liorseE; t,r~r OlrI.er, Boston;
- state re Or; tt"'uH. G4Hl l.nst He b, n end
to. ga, se: dnrthL Noa.ls' t.4c. \ isfI', Bo,.
,." henry' KINGSTON, AN. Jcnny L,ni, .'ortlaId.
N', 'i.u.n lhVWpson, koCklGua, MAGNOLIA Corn.
SI'.', u Fsrnhanr hostgr ior Norfolk. Isis, New
i'f'fl; Hattie ooOuli. :, Euc tlG; Ma'ansas Port
i',i' de- West Wind, do, Willow, Lulee
htLoW-une ship, one bark and one hiir
The sun., 1865-01-23

BRooELYS Cry hoRTAtrrY The deaths
N Brookyn IaH week numbered lsg. Among the
principal htal diseases we're scarlet fever, l6; is.
p.'. fever aud crouI, -iai snial ruy ana fnAr.
-'mu- each. Under ono year Of a. a, 80.
Loss ny THF MAtV 81. PirF The f,ftrpc-
ton o. the pc msnyfs't.ry % Mr. J y L. Lrs.
toll, N's GG Is and 80 Man stree. on FrId,y
night Involved loss %. shout R2uorO On g.i \,
.l5,rh on huiIiinr, and tl,OOp on Ei.loiuiny DIS
% rr, o. Mr. Troi Tho cortcut, - tIc L,s.
t.iN Wrr" insured tor $1,000 Tho bu.Iai--. lwn.
ei ~ hr. beui LpGsr, " a. insutud tor t5,pln.