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Marshals Sale

DURsUANT 70 avrisof Yea r fssusd fran, 4 /.
Il 115rct Court oi The United Stats or tie
Middle District q Ienaeaseq IN Pursuancs q ths
Ter5er y, ls9i, lu the cause Of 'rhe lntei Sfs e
g At tie estate ana property 1norcys. stocks All
credits u PAU T Eve, being earse No. 70 in sad
Court On The 18th dsy APRIL, ls65 81 She Court
h0use door in Nashville, Tennessee. hst,res6 -
hours Of 10 and L o'cock, viii EXPOSE to r-7tfs
sale, i5r cash 10 hand, - the highest bidder sfffbs
I.e go sac s 3 or &c PeFod q hsnasu
r. tate situated 10 Dasidsan county, Tonneesee -
VIZ A cert ia lot sad tire imrrotefiorf4 thereon
stuzied 81 TIE corner u Vine and Church o. sprnr
reefs q Nashville, fronting @ eet on Vine Fireag
aud FIInfng hack % the lot heret0f6rs arif ~ 80
Eve % the Mayor ard Aldermen Of Nrehsil.a. 49,
that part q soUthffld iot No. i8 nsar Nssbv5Ia
Conveyed . SAD Ase n Bry5on +. Irousdaie b.
deed dated April Ia l55s. and registered in n
Register ofiice q std Davidson County .n hsoif
No q, paee 60l, % which reference j. hereb4 par
ticulaEiy made lor descnpucD. also a l0t o. tbe
Neet SIDE Of Cherry street 10 sad Nashville 'front.'
nfs isst on said street and runrins. t.r le7 Tel
particularly descr bed u de deed nom N. Hanl-
son and Mars ssfyans % said Eve. dated Ami ~
1877 so registered n the Registers oiice a.ore-
sad "a book No. g On pages ~ 3, gn.ch 8 hereby
expressly referred 70 ior leser r1od also lcts Ro
le5, le6 10, and l08 II Shelby addir0a o. Edge-
neid-ioL No los fronting q feet ald ne other
three fronting each 60 .eef On Woooisnd street r1d
ali running back ITO FEET b an alleyssai cis hsT-
ing bee ! conveyed to sad Eve - John shsit7 On
Decemher 2, 1853. ~ deed registered ia dc Req
isters oi.ce sioress'd ~ book 30. "a, 90 rase on,
shea e hereby r7ielsed q exp5ef ief & rp-
Ten. also lots toe. q and & 10 bIfolt aad fou iQ
Eiesf ID eafh y1ntrg 20 Der "a u oh ~ streot
aad nianiaE blek rs iafl p - a'ley = ~ pltn
registered h 1aId heais-ers once b look No q Z
On page s sad iots hasine hsan conveyed to I'D
Eve on Nav Z 1876, u.s. f.ced Ifzsff. ed iH sid Reg
i-ttr os8es : hooE 50. "a. On Tsia -, % WiiCh
ant b sid plan etsrs1oels here Is epress uade i
Tor srr uiicn. ADJ On sd dsy, % f7F pes
uir 80 exnoea b pur'f taison - tef1f s9fe- 4
said al he f1fnifaFs in he h0use tnatfd on TIE 4
lot frst shove nlenrc1sds being he house cnnery &
occupied By sald ETs asa auily rr-Idfuce- sd I
furniture hsfriE The hone islfuelraoI Essd EFr.
EDTLSR 6L4sCoCK,
marchl4-id Marshal =. b. r.
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Fron eiehi 70 taeafY yesrs siz1tln7. Ellh nalaas
k154a o. sc.an1e Ard I1als-
f0r medical pro laIiiea q hlc1l. zee Li11enea
tdff o. az Dallca ssatse.
80 Proisssor Devices Tsiza1la sofEs q 10
ff.l.taa Of fhyflo.
Sc len.Tss Ens.is b lhs iais eslshz.iod Dr.
Fhys'ek, Philadelphia.
Sc rralalss rnsde 81 y. EFbran Hcpo4rii.
eeleurl's.l I7steien. s1d usu1ee = ~ EcJa-
College q 7lrtaons. lraiaal a1d uuti|a|lod n a.
irs1s1c-ors q 10 Aluf alL tll1el's ielr1sl.
SEE Aed.c0-l ilr1fErai lsfisE. fltoIahaf -
Benjamin lraser- Feles or &c hofa Collage q
5EIEeoss.
So nosl of Ne a. sisndard Eorks o. 1iedlrina.
ES.rlci buc1g,--....5i-lo psf notla o az of SO
sarrrrsrl.IT fI1 E0n
irnpz'i Rose Hasa, 81 400
81 1.H dozen u aash 81 TA a1ish vi b
seIiclsnf y cu1a ne MA o1enaalsasasa, { dIeo-
tons are ailered 10.
Delivered . sny AaaIssa. asenrsly pseksf flsu
otserFa-ior-
sB-DescrIbs ssnaptouls iu an rcusmaaica gzs.
uuras sssrsaieea. Aeslcs grass.
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The Wonderful HeIainOtyDe,

N Iss EMMA sE0oR has purchases, at an snor-
III uiqlf expense, tizs wonderful Instrument OF
rsnen tnFe nuou, bywhich she IL enabled e take
ise-siuie Ininisture q he person sou vii rrsrry
az y iier astrological powers can forete TIE eaie
q the happy event. 6end her yoc- age. color OF
1oar BAR ead eyes. and whether q sisiit or Sarr
couiplaucn. E1cicse tNenty-fra cants and I'd
elA1lp = uraEer 65fs Detrot, Mich. end she VII
sena re nliuieture. b return post
nlAri2-24s
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FIuId Extrsot ssrsspsrIII.
SYPHILIS.

Iris g an saeceo1 a lha blood. aad stack ne
Sexual Organs, Linnes Of the Nese. Eala. fisroai,
Hael 6araarsrila plliiss tns klooi. and 1sn10Fea
Al scaly eTuptols u Lns skin, giFng y tes CON
piaEIUu clear add bellt eulor. il being pfupsr-
"a expressly .or tliE elias Vi conpia ais - ci-
prriYina psopefles are rraaef4ad b = erasta7 81
isai thzn k1y o.asf prsparalou o. eNrza iaf-iias
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=
Al the goods il the shove List win be sold. Win
out foaervaiion, for ONE rartAu each. Certgesias
ei al toe various articles plsced N similar en-
vo.opes and sealed. These envelopes viii ~ sent
By Inall, or delivered At our Office, without rozard
o. choice. 90 receiving q certificate YOU VII See
Whist lt represents, and % IS optional with VOC To-
send one dollar and receive the asiicia nsnnad or
ang other II the list q same value. ID an traare-
ions b meh We charge for iorEarding the cert g.
cafes paying postage and dong the business 81
cents each. FIVE CEaTIFIckrrs VII be sent for 81 :
EleyUs Tor s2i TfHTE f'f s5 aIKfr-TfYr far SO
and OsE kusuAFD for sI5. By this mode Ne I'VE
selecicns from varied stock of fae Foeds. u me
best maze and lstest styles, snd Of ipfnose Hcrih
q nominal prce, while all have a chsuce eli SEGA.
ring articles Of the very highest Faiue
v guarantees entire satisfaction in every insfanoe
apdii there should BE- an5 person dissatisfied NTH
any arteie tAey may receiTe, they may imulei ate
y reegrn e. ard the rrcs will b refunded
AGESIss-We allow those acting s. AGENTS, Ten
Oents on each Certificate ordered, provided iheir
reusttsnce sInou1t % One Dollar
They VIII collect twenty-five oeufs FOR every Ger
theste aud retaining 40 ceuis remit 70 us cents
ior each.
ss-Adarsss Gro. pEzERrr q &C.
laal-sm sc BroadFaT, New York.
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g1.aiag IN tie Easasilis s'ss olases
"Wednesday. March go 1855
The List Of uaealie9 for Letters has been
assigned r. tbe Nashville USIoSs BY Post
naster Lindsey. for the year 1909 IS The
paper having The lssgest eireaia'ion' IN
eiuding the army.
Al let.rrs advertised are subject . &c err.
chsrze Of one cent Pcrrons celirg Joy tiiela Alll
1le1se Be- prepared VITA lie Necessary eh1lse-
Fs7sone cali nc icr these letters WI Ps.-,e Say
they ar aiFerr.sed, s1d e1Te TIE 1aie q i-'it-
al letters Rot takeu ouf il one M71ta VII e
ke-f 10 the General Post One a. oead ietters-
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ffPsrsonsily appeaEed hef1re ns AZ "a isrluea D.
- clly II 7ti'asic1Ia, II. <. Aelnco.a, enoi -
iar d1iF srro4l. ictd lzy bis pfopzf1lcas ecllain
- rzrcaef, no uerelry. q af1er s1'ullola 1rifas
5rf - urf,Ig 4aQetaiie. 1T HkLIthuin-
seem alif SnIserife.I beI1fc ut, tnIs - 1afl
r--s,-'I. =. 49, NJ Il HIHHARn,
AIerrar 1lt-sff.sei. 41c1o aal.h. frlfs
af.lrt..s I..aIlsrs Or lrfsrrnarln "a ro111ezlEi
II IL IS ~. n SOLD. CoaEaI1t
Ilsf.fl II-f -0gl-t El.lI.l -.tIa1t
49, lIfI.IrtaIlf. |-.lElE.1la-
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by nal IN a pl4a envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD

BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD.
scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
= offered 70 the public as positive cure.
| SYPHILIS or FENEflaL DISEASES, tlIs ga
MARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES is he
most potent certain and efiechai re1nasy ser pre-
scfihei breaches end ertiic1tes everY particle o.
the yeneFsfl poison, 70 iAat tte cure is thorough
and permanent Take then. II this Purifying ZEN.
edy and i,s healed. and not tgaasmit 70 your pos
tafity tiisz fer heh you may repent ia ser yeirs
DO NOT DESPALRf
Although you MAJ. be pronounced iaeurahie. the
Samaritan Root aud Aerb Iuiees l re1ov,s evsrg
Vestige Of impurities sssfa she system as well - al
FEMALES. FEMALEs!!
IN many affections with which Numbers 81 Fa-
niaes suifar, the ROOT AND HERB gOlCEs Z
rrlost hs,rly q.iapfed-in UiesFafe Uterus iu al.
enrriioea. IN bearing dosn, Ealing Of the uonb.
Debihty, an or all complaints incident to Inc sex.
Samaritan'S Wash
T.. in csse Of syphilis, used in conjunction with
/ the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions.
The efficacy OF these remedies is aiike eclm1El.
/ edged by physicians aua patients. They arr used
in the &. s. Hospitals. thus restoring % heath
many Of our brave soldiers.
| El-fi, ~ 4i-'-l & l-Nr
| WHAT TaE SURGEONS SAY or TIE SA.
MIRITA1S REMEDIES
aPasr HosPrrAG, Foz7 NASSAU
Baltimore, Nd, Feb -, 1sl4
az have great satisfaction IN stating thst I have
used 'sIhC S1aarii0u h.aeliCS" for Nenereai Dis
esss in is most customary form that have used
them with iadgnent discretion, rud properly and
have found them to respond % my autciVlfiOus
promptly and etfectusLy. Knowing their eouspO-
sition hsve the fullest confidence in their efficacy
snd - far a. my use Of them extends recommend
| than strongly ALfsED G. hoWEfs, .
"kssistsst Surgeon 5fh AsF York Vols
Lett Re Understood that these remedies are as
recommended, and viii positively cure the disease
| for which they are offered
Price Of Male Packages, Samaritan's Gin sLcn;
Female 6 90; Root ana Herb JUICE g 90; Wash
| 50 cents.
Sold BY ". J.. a g. ". SMITH, Druggists.
CO uer CbuT d ana Nire sTqela,
NAsEvHtE InyS.
Desmond Co, Psoprisi0Fs. si5 Rass streets.
Philadelphia
Al
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Nonce.

q. 8. COTTON keENCY, Sc Union 81.
EAssvslrE TElss-, Fee. q. 1875
a IL COTTON ARRIVfNG At THIS PLACE,
: - - moving under ctrE1taie isseed f'on
49, 800. mEst b cons gne1 g aae. end delivered
.. eofetI g chzTch ard lc'Ia4a s.rteIS.
49, eRAFk kQkht' l.llcasl|as kasat.
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Selling out at Cost
At No. 30 UaIon Street.

pEIN6 DESTROYS TO CLOSE OUT NY Stool
II Of Dry Goods. for she purpose Of changing rav
BUSINESS, am Dow offaung them az Cost fersons
in need Of Goods would DO well % call soon. ghiie
bargains are 70 Be hsd.
lsuzl-ti JAMES HICKMAN.
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IODINE

As remedial agent has long been in use,
and its virtues are familiar to all.
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Take no haissEn, Mercury. o. uael81lali moiili1s
ioF unpieassut and dsngsE0gis diseases.
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And not 10 10 pii emil yo1 know what you VII
rfceiFnt
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OFFICIAL..

OFFICIAL.
Nichols Jas Phelps In
| Perkins Or JshHz Palmer Can't Thos
| Quinn Lieut. Quinn GeoP
SpefIy J B Van Tasseil 1t Col Oscar
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IN many affections with which numbers 81 Fs-
males suiiisF the ROOT AND HERB JUICES i
rrl.l=t hrffly liapfediu Iic6rafed Uterus n en-
onrrisaea. IN bearing doun, Ealing Cf the Honh.
Debhty, an ior all complaints incident 20 Inc sex.
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20 ~ DENPARI
FEMALEsl FEMALEs!!

Although you may be pronounced iaeurahia. the
Samaritan Root aud a er lriees u re--ovs ever,
Vestge Of impurities ssfa she system as well 81 al
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The Fire Department.

To tie Editor Of The " Y. Tribune.
SIR: The undersigned have perceived with
unfeigned regret that an attempt has been made to
east unjust and unmeited reflections upon tic present
Fire Department Of this city and some Of Its other pub
lie officials through The fundamentally OF your infin-
ential Journal by tie publication therein on Saturday
last, of an anonymous communication signed by
Friendly bat not Forgetfu Firemep." purportng to
have been sent to each Of the Departments Of the City
Government, demanding assistance in recompense for
oast political services rendered by sucn Firemen' to
aid in the effort to defeat the Paid Fire Department bill
now pending before the Legislature Of the State.
We deny, emphaticaIly and snequivocally that tho
said circular 90 signed by "Frsndiy but not Forgetfal
Frcmen was issued sanctioned by any or either Of
the officers of the Fire Department or that 1t was ever
received by any or either Of the Heads OF Departments
Of the City Government.
1t Is evidently tho 1olk OF some person or persons
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STATE LEGHsLATUBE.
ASSEMBLY. .AIBANY. March 90.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the Buffalo Club OF Buiialo
by Mr.. WEAVER, TO amend the act enabling tlf State
banks to become National Banks whenever twothirds
of the stock holders shall 30 determine.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Theatrical Mechanical Union. Of
EewYork 10 incorporate the Huntington and Hicks
vile Railroad Company Of New York; and 70 incor'
porate the Father Matthew Total Abstinence Society
OF New Y0fk.
TEpoRTs.
To INCORPORATE the New-York Literary Club; to IN
corporate the New College Of Dentistry tnd 10 amend
fAe Registry law.
MOTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS.
SIR BRAyDRETH called upon the Controller for In
York had complied with the law reqnjri-,g County
Treasures return more than two Thousand dol.
Fars for receiving and payi oer IT, State tax Of New
Gork. The Paid Fire Departpeat bill wa made the
special order ~ Thursday evening.
tS.n m6ted 70 discharge the Committee on
from the {lrthe1 consideration OF the BIZ Ieatye
,bs rorrts az fnecia Sessions in the city OF New
Ssrk and that the salna be referred 10 the 'eu'i"'
Committee.
After debate the motion was adopted.
BILLS NOTICED.
To incorporate the New. York Literary Club.
TO INCORPORATE the new College OF Dentistry.
10 amend the Registry Law.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To INCORPORATE the Buffalo Club Of Buffalo.
BY Mr. WEAvER-To amend the act enabling State
3anks TO become National Banks whenever tWo-tbrds
OF the stockholders shall so determine. ...t f -
The bill to amend the Harlem Bridge Act was under
consideration the entire session on the amendment pend
lug Progress was reported.
The Bounty Enabling act was reported and ordered TO
q tAirl reading. -.... ... .I...tJ ....
Adjourned
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inimical to the present Fire Department ard who. f
some Interior purpose has imposed upon you. with tn
evident design Of infrencing the members Of the A.
semby In favor Of the proposed change In the Fire De
partment this city Feeling confident that you would
not knowingly or wilfuy lend your influence. the
influence Of your widely circulated newspaper TO peri
pctrating fraud. We solemnly assure yon on our
honor as gentleman s the in reference to the
circular in question hereby earnestly yet respect.
frlly request YOU act Of simple justice. TO insert
this denial OF the existence Of said circular by the
knowledge sanction of any OF the officers pres
emf Fire Department OF Its reception by any Head Of
Department Of the City Government.
The tendency Of the publication Of the circular and
the editorial comments that accompanied It, must be
apparent to ALL being calculated to iRure the present
Fire Department. It's officers and the Heads O.. Depart.
ments never having heard Of tho said circular
until ii appeared In the columns Of your paper leads the
undersigned being the persons alluded to above, to
hope that you will as publicly contradict the SANDER
by the publication Of this denial you gave utterance
to it, In the issue Of your paper of Saturday last Yours
truly
John Decker Chief Ensiu.sr p p John r. Plat rre.l
ment John j. ecrmsn President Board of Fire Comrl.'
nTpe Ss s.n so Of Bo.1a of
a. r. ccsershsusen Bcsrd Of Trustees; T. A. Ridabocs
taIy N Y. y. d. Matthew II. Brennan. Controller;
A. Boee. City Inspector Tbos. Stephens. Presdsn: C.
a. Board Charles @. Cornell, Stree, Comss A. Oakley
Hall, District Attorney; John McCoo Register; A. D.
Russell, City. JUDGE John Kelly sha'ihi VIM C. Conner
County Clerk
REPLY.-Of the authorship Of the circular re-
ferred to in the above letter We, Of course, know
nothing The statement that 1t was used to
further its avowed purpose came to us from
sourc. entitled to implicit credit Its object
was evident on its face, and its circulation bay
ing been discovered it was perfectly proper to
expose it. The gentlemen who have signed this
letter are, We have no doubt, grateful 70 us for
afTording them an opportunity of denying that
they countenance any such measure to carry
their point.-Ed. TRIBUNE.
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notice, ct The Reformed DO.sh Church /. Thirty sushs
on Tuesday evening March 81, ct O'Clock.
HARRINoToN-ou Saturday, lsth int: 8 H.rsca N:w
Daughter ofthe late George Carter Of eewut.
Relatives and friends Of the Family invited TO attend tn
Gers leave foo. Of Courndtx 10 o'clock for East NswTi
Bath and Bristol (EDsland) papers please copy.
Funeral on Tuesday 2st inst at o'clock % at st. Johns
Church.
LAw-on Monday, March 90. Of consumption. Anne Law
The friends Of tn. family respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence, No ~ East
st., on Wednesday, I'D inst. at o'clock.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for inserment
PARSONs--At NewOreans, La, Thursday. 9th inst,
and the last 20 yea resident of tho first usmed place
PHuLIPs-On Monday 2oth inst, William w. Phillips,
D. D.. in the esth year Of hi. age ,,.,rv,,.a
to attend tho funeral services in the Frat PfeseyeIian
Church Of Eeventhst and Fifth ave. OIL Thursday
23d inst at O'Clock.
RUTTER-On Sunday March 49, at O'Clock p Edward
Vincent youngest Child of William and Mehe;abs Augusta
R.rs ,ssd yrsr' ana o9 sr. e,p.c, invited
attend the funeral at2 O'clock p NJ on wednesday "a
inst from the house q hi, parents in be-
The remains viii be taken the family buryins grOund at
Trinity Cemetery
chase, wetches,er Co., Phebe sutton aged "a years.
The funeral will take place Fourth day 22d) OF ii o'clock
from the Friends Meeting house Of that place.
SMTTH-In this city Monday March at the residence
of his brotherin law James Hendcxson, No. l64 asst
Thirty hird, Daniel Smith Of Jamaica. L. l.. aged u
years, 10 months aud II days.
Notice Of funeral In touorrow's papers.
yOORHIES-At Princeton, N. J.. on Tuesday March H.
John d. VOORHEES, formerly Of Newark. N. }.
VAN LENNEP-On Saturday. March 10, Elizabeth A., wife
of o. Van Lennep
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend
tho funeral at the residence Of her father Mr. Frederic
ct O'Clock p.
WALLIS-At Collinss Landing, Oregon Dec. 90 1854, B.
Franklin Wallis youngest Of John Wallis late Of this
city. deceased, In the 4+th ysT Of his age.
EEw.YoRK STATE SOCIETY THE CrScfysArI-The
members OF tho State Society Of the Cincinnati
requested to attend the funeral of their deceased brother
William b. Crosby esq on Tuesday 3st inst at 10 O'Clock
ct the Reformed Dutch Church. Market st., East
Broadway wearing the usual badge OF mourning By order
Of HAMILTON FISH, PTesident
NARISAs WILLgrT, Secretary.
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DIE d.

BRTNCK-On Wednesday March Is at New.Propect, Town
OF shawsngunh Ulster Co., " Mary VILE Of o0t"eh''
I. Brinck In the ed year Of her age.
c.pprNTrROn Mord,v morning March TO- 1868, Theo
doe Freiiughuysrn, son OF Chester ana hahnsn !" oP"
ter, In the 18th yesr OF his age. , -...nu. ,r,itsA
Tho slsves and friends Of the smiy are
10 attend his funeral from No. 81 Foarhpsce, bsoSs
on Tuesday, March 81, a. O'Clock p H. ~ithou' ''''
invitation. 49,, m II h,orcbisl
CLARK I'm Broohlyn on Mondsy, March TO- q ofonens
fever Frsnk H. only child Of Maggie D. and osofSs L.
CLARK. -
cposnyOr s.turd.v fsh inst at his residence 10 4 uge
Mac. Of pnrumons William Bedlow Crosby IN the S''n
year Of his age WI, a., Ina, A 10 4
m " In the Reformed Dutch Church IN Markets. a HIM,
HUNT-In this city Sunday, March " s In 9s ,ss
Her friends arc invited 10 attend bar fnns'a w"n"" 'u'"s'
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The FLOOD at Oswcas.
Oswrgo. Monday

OswrpD Monday March w 100
me 7uigme of water psssii,n,q through the o''
wero River e lsreer than Ever before know anu .
still increasing About one-tLiid Of tie high DAM two
miles up the river, was swept away last night a por'
ton Of the starch factory is submerged two or three
feet. and fears are entertained for It's safety.
Tie Golfer dam, above and under the iron bridge IL
entirely gone The canal.boat Hyperion wns carried
into the lake and is total wreck. portion OF the
lower bridge at Fulton has been carried away ond The
er part Of the town. along the fats Is overfowed
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From Our Special Correspondent.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BILL.

L. is pleasant to be able TO announce that
Che prospect for the early passage OF this bill looks
altogether brighter than it did last week. This morn
ing Mr. Van Buren,. Of NewYOrk motions and resolu-
sions being in order offered resolution TO make the
bill the special order for Thursday evening next This
being Monday morning, and the hour being rather
early there only some seventy members presents
Che yeas and nays were called on the motion and il
Gas carried 80 to 90 this being nine than the
requisite two-thirds.
The following is the vote:
Hssss A W sto sa sIsa... 1's So D Shd
Crowel, Edgenon, Edwsrds, Godfrey, Green, Humphrey
M.ds n ms.y So k o1. LSSn'P i a t'r aGs
Rankin Rsdason Rose. Rot Sanford shs s,hsgsrs
Tolnasn Van Buren,, wi5er' Wood Wcrth--1S
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gan, KiulbSi Mathsr' Con,iA Sosnm0n' ). l.. Smim
Those ia italics bein. Democrats the rest Union
The Only Union members voting with the Democrats
were Halls and KimbaD.
1t Is plain enough now that the gIeat majority Of
chose who were so strongly fonnd voting with our
political adversares upon tis question last week. acted
they did under entire misconception of the case
Il want of political and legislative acumen rather
fhan disposition to fater In the support Of sound
principles that misled them. Tbeyyieded unwsely to
Che opportunities Of Democratic members who told
them that they only wanted fair hearing upon the
bill and most Of them hayesignfed by their votes TO-
day that they fully united with their party in sup
port oft Mr.. Closes name incorrectly printed as
voting for the motion TO Jay upon the table last Wednes
day. while he really voted against it, Mr.. Daniels was
also incorrectly chased among the Union men. while
be Yves elected rs Democrat. His vote therefore, was
perfe city consistent.
THE EEw-YoRK COUNTY TREASURER.
Mr.. Brandretb to-day offered the following resolu
Zion. which adopted:
Wheea Chapter 1913 of Lsws Of 1863 in section Of said
act provides that County Treasurer shall retain gres
compensation than $1,000 for receiving and paying the
State tax TO the Treasurer Of this State; therefore
Re,oised That the Controller Is hereby directed to inform
ths House % speedily IS possible the County Treasurer OF
the County Of New York has complied with the provisions of
the aforesaid act and not whether further legson IL
necessary.
1t Is understood that this law has remained dead
letter ever since its enactment.
THE SENATE.
The Senate has not been In session since Friday last
It will reassemble this evening.
ALDAyr, Monday, March 90 1865
The total vote in this county on the Consti-
tutional Amendment is l4i for. and Tor against It,
The water continues to recede. and is now nearly of
kls docks.