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al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wih fall
name aud address.
DIED.


BALDwIS-Aths residence Harlem Monday Feb 1862
Dsaie Webster BALDWIN, IN the SD year ofhssge
II B.U sad c6arc ia HlS Masy Ts
siti.i, on THURSDAY FEB H. at Ii o'clock a
Troy ami MontrOse papers please copy.
Monday Feb James Bird aged 50 yars months 'nd
The and friends fihe family and Of bis nc and James
IL Bird also ils De,ahsr, Of crcie ,A,. aud SsnsA S j
Thursday. tie llil inst, at O'Clock p. IN.
BRADY-Ater brief Illness James T. Brady of this city Counselor
Solemn high mas, will be celebrated to-day hu lOs
m Tie family iuvted to attend The remains
ser the will deposited 10 the family vault npasr The
CARrYA the residence G. C. CLARK Sing sin: Mis- Sarah
saturday the 18Th inst from All Saints Church Bnar chf
coByRSAP.: Eass s@Fday !a9 r. o' s1T;h ;
Notice GSsci the funeral on arrival Ofthe remaius
CoRLBY-At Buffalo Mooday Rb John COry formerly resi-
dent Of this city, in the 9th year Of his age
PITCH0u Wednesday the 10th nss Augustus Dena second sou Of
Faper on FRIDAY tie l2th sst at O'clock p bis i'te resi-
No 50 West Forty nnhs The remains viii be taken 10 io'
for inerment Saturday.
FoSTERsuddsny a, Lakeisrd near Geneva or rae'y FEB
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
FoSTER-ou Tuesday. Feb Lila Frances Foster daughter
Christopher Foster aged 70 years and months
The relatives friends the family respectfully nvis to ,i.ot
sSs between Thirty seventh aud Thirty ssii.t
GLL-on wednesday, Feb TO- Of scarlet fever Robert an,o1
The friends and reaveOfhs family uedo attend the fuUeL
further notice. from the residence u LIS parents Qan 81
9th Of Belforiaye Friday Feb H. at O'Clock
LoRD-Ou morning. after brief Illness James Cowper Lord
esq. Of this city, In the 42d year Of his
tn. funeral will place the Presben Church
Fhhve aud Nneteeuh IL O'Clock Friday morning the l2il
inst. The friends Of the family invited TO attend.
SUTHERLAND MontaT Feb Emma Sutherland wife Of janet
Sutherland. In the 3ih rear Of her
The relatives family respectfully invited to attent
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, from the Congs
gauonal Church at Psrkvlle, Long Island.
THoRP-At FAIRFIELD Coru on Tuesday Feb Mrs Jaa Par
ra ns1 fe11s SATURDAY r the e from
residence. Trains lli oeoek m on ~ H. Railroad Car
rages at Fairfield depot
TOPPING-A Bridge Hampton l. Thursday morning the Ii
brief Illness Bmira J. Topping vile Of Ansoa Topping
aged 90 years and months
wINDs-sudleny Tuesday Feb 9. Emma Winds youngest
Helen NJ WINS, IN the llth OF her
and friends the family and of her uncle FoJ
L. Shaw respectfully invited Der funera
residence No CnOEst Grand this day
Thursday O'Clock Her Will be taken Tulg
fori
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Spsrial Iotit,s.


Eleventh Assembly District Union Republican Asse;
cat0n.rhe regular monthly meeting this Association VIII e hed
fourth At at "A o'clock VIM X STEWART, President
Joseph Il. FklrH, ls..,s,.v,.s
DAVID McADAx secretaries
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Republican Asso,
ciRtiOn.The regular moDay meeting OF this Assocaon VII
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb H. at a o'clock, al heauqHe"
JONI GoLi,xn seeretsTs HARRISON REED President
American Instfue.-The Polyteehne aneh Will meet ins
Thursday EVENING in Room No a. Cooper Bucns Ast @
yentOns the question otbe pest means % \.
Meeting Brookyn with will be resumed and payer WIN
read this subject BY Samuel MeElroJ ,,,v.S Chairman
u X. RNkRy, Secretary ,. ". IlLa ----
onderiuI Book Let all suffering from Deafness so'S sa.
Bslusss Caiarrh Noises the Head discharge, rom se
smnton Wsak Lrp Tghtne o! the Chest Ccusn 10
cumaaon Phegn other disease ssn pRoiySs Net.
cent. 20 No 81 BoEIt, Nsv.iork, for Mrs ~ VI ~ sei
nbysesl Pamphlet ofS pages worth hundreds Of '0hA'
-. ~ scbepck of P6sjsphIs. will be in Ne"'f0rf o'
.,s0t, pros.onaly on TUESDAY, Feb 49, hoR a H. ""
=, a, IF, rooms NJ. 20 Bonds --.F,s
FL "a Mi be dispatched this ohcs as follow, WI sATtRDArs
,s - "WEDNESDAY III ~, and IHUksDA a." rs sni q
- AZ lie stations follows; asd xRIII IN
In y All i. I;Bi I w Q. Yi@s@ seae'
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

Mrs. Robert Johnson.-We know nothing OF the
coffee filter you refer to-
g. Hdrper.-The American Institute lectures nave
not been published in pamphlet form.
VII RGn,bter.-The quotation, Some men are born
great, some achieve greatness, and some have great
ness thrust upon them" is from ShakeSpeares
" Twelfth NiQbfD
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1862.
BILLS INTRODuCEn.

BILLS INTRODUCED. 49,
BY Mr.. Kenncdy-TO provide for the rebuld-
ing Of the bridge the Erie Canal in Gddes Onon
dago County MIR Hubbard-To authorize the cUnsifuc-
ton bridges the ChenangO Canal at EaSNlIe
and sherburne Mr.. Graham-TO provide for draining
ment OF an Assistant District Attorney IN orange
County. Mr. BradleyFOr the better protection OF the
civil and religious rights Of minors. Mr. Plefcc-IO
improve the UnderhlEave. in Brooklyn. Mr. Creamer
of pleadugs in the State COaIs also TO prevent the de
structi0n Of fish IN Lake Mahopac. Mr. Murphy-To pro
vide for tho completion OF UnOn-st., FOurth-aNc and
Atlautc-ave in Brooklyn; also, the completion OF Go
Canal. Mr.. Notwithstanding that the New-1ork
and Harlem, Hudson River, and Erie Railroad Com
freight for any distance, milk, the empty cans to be
returned without additional charge Mr.. StanfOri-Io
encourage the construction OF railroad In Saratoga
County. Mr.. MattOon-To incorporate the Oswego Har-
Dor Company. Mr. Bradley-To incorporate the Fulton
Ferry Savings Bank.
The Senate in Executive Session today confirmed tho
following named gentlemen as Notaues Pubic Tor the
City and County Of New York Stephen &. Clark Isaac
7. Browne. John f. Lockwood, Edward G.. smith, VIM d.
Doew, Crate Nathan a. Il. CushmaD, VIM. Sinclair and
John hatcher.
BILLS PASSED.
Fixing the time for holding elections OF Trustees IN
MOrTisania, Westchcster County.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To authorize an extension OF the Cove Branch Rall
road Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The CHAIR presented petition from the Controller
relative 10 certificates Of soldiers Of 1872.
Mr.. PALMER offered resolution calling on the super
nendeut OF the Bank Department for information as 10
whether any private companies, national banks were
receiving deposits savings banks, ana whether any
legislation necessary relative TO the subject Al
journed.
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from time TO time be necessary for the instruction OF
pupils in military tactics. Agreed TO.
BILLS PASSED.
To confirm the title OF Samuel T. Simonds to certain
lands In Brooklyn. Adjourned.
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HAvASA Feb O-Erhaugeon London t per premium;
on Pans, ga per cent premium United 10 days sight
currency 2tG2J per cent deoun in gold 4ai cent prsau
short sight q premium Ere
for the United States SugsrTbe svanrug and
Of business for Of stock; No. II Dutch staEA
raals
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woRKINGwosIEN's ASSOCIATION.

The Worlingwomen's Association, at q meet
ing held last evening In Room No a. Cooper Institute,
Mrs Charlotte j. LoIer IN the chair adopted tho report
VI CQWlpiiSq RppOipiGA NJ pIqYiQla meeting " nga.
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BaIiston Spa-Artesian Lithin Spring Water
Rheumatism. Gout, Dyspepsia, Kidney and othFr diseases The oJ
Spring the world that all the ingredients o. the Euro
pean Saratoga Springs with their strength For sse By
drugr
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
WRIST INDIA MARKETS.

TIE LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
fANKf0RT feb Observation-Disclosures bonds closed kn Five
Tsentes, IJiO8Os for the issue of 1867
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Dyspepsia Tablets

It best without protection and suar Tie eooqaea Of
cold and Isaac SNrn SONS Co.. No
4O5 Broadway and get OF their desirable UMBRELLAS
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Dyspepsia Tablets
Cure Indigestion Heartburn Stomach aud It's Neakesses 5os
per box Sold by druggists s. e. WELLiSa.
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by Mr.. IRVING: -. a..
WLos has pleased overuDg Providence 70 remove rom m
life the late Brady, whose great sbles 80
respect; sympathy with human 'unefns 50
melitd admiration; therefore =, c. - ...,..~
Is0lped That realize In bis death the loss 70 h otAe
profound jurss legal talent and orsoresl p0"sr
OF
his and honor Tor Dis ga, ana
Intellect
bis memory tbs House adjourn At noon to-day Carried
Mr. CAIKlNs from the Military Committee, presented
resolution Ia favor Of giving the Cornell University such
ordnance stores. camp and garrison eQ9lgsgs W WAY
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ASSEMBLY.

The Speaker presented the report of the
Special Committee appointed by the last Legislature TO
the affairs Of the State Prisons.
Mr. Calkins, from the Committee on the MILITIA and
Public Defense reported fayorably on the h 10 moor
porae the Irish Brigade Association Of New York.
The Judiciary Committee reported favordby on the
bill to define the powers Of notdres puDhc also on the
hill 10 prevent the carrying Of concealed loaded firearms
also relation TO the appointment Of guardians by sur
rogates; also for an Interpreter for Kings County.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

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THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
~GOING OFF,,


Eli up with merry heart. dear friends,
And mock the hours too aeeting,
This night for parting makes amends
give my final greeting;
Nay memories Of the olden times
Be ever dear as now
Stand up and drink Il every one,
The old times, boys. Here's how
The flag, the dear old aag We love, 49, 49,
That braved the storm and rattle
of troubled times, when torture frUw1ied
And chance gave way the battle;
That huttered DER US as we scaled tas.
Old Iookoutls beetling brow; -rf L.
Up, up and drain parting glass, II 4-
God bless the Gag, Here's "hoB. 49,, 20
Silence! Remember al the men,
Our comrades, ever cherished,
Who dropped 50 silently Bwayi
The gallant hearts who persisted N
On many heldsl the men we loved,
Whose memories thrill MS now #.s
God bless them in their honored graves
Onr comrades gone Here's "hoY.
The ladiesi Fill your gobleis high,
An honors to them giving
The soldiers constant championa,
They make our life worth living;
With loyal hearts we reverence,
Each to his idol bow,
Tender and truel up every one,
sSweethearts and wives!' Here's "Eow.
Now while each eye is kindling bright
Each warm heart quickly beating,
A last word, mine, to say gooc' by,
Good luck and hopes for meeting
In the dim future all Of you!
NV voice will scarce allow
The words; but drink my PARTING toast
GOod-by the messl Here's show"
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IEurley'S Stomach Bitters.

To JAMES RUODLE & Co.. Louisville, KY
GENTLEMEF: This is TO certify that l have
been for years sufferer. and tried all the tonics
/ ever heard of, or seen advertised, with little
OF no relief from any Of them. / heard your
bottle with little faith in il before commence,
and to my surprise and joy. before finished
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believe that on one or two occasions il was the
mems of Drolonging ard saving my life. | con-
scientiOusly recommend them to al sufferers az
the best big;Crs known. Yours truly, etc.
JOHN w. DIXON.
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BATTER CAKES.

Il well to supply themselves with MIDDLIEGs,
they being at present very rich, made from new
wheat. Graham Flour fresh every day at the
Mill. corner Church and Front streets.
jy 20-tf D. D. DlCKEY.
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DOCTOR UNTBR.

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DOCTOR HUNTER publishes q MEDICAL
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disastrous and varied consequences OF self
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symptom lists that will enable those affected 10
determine the nature of their complaint aud
give a written statement of their case that will
answer almost as we'll for the purpose of treat
ment as a personal interview; but where 1t IS
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Burley's Ague Tonic
NO ARSENIC, NO MERCURY.
PERFEOTLY RELIABLEI
WORTHY of ATTENTION.

WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
To DR.. THOMAS A. HURLEY: l hereby Certify
that [ was attacked with the Al Ie whilst In
Vicksburg, Mississippi, and used several Patent
Medicines with but temporary relief. On reach
ing home the disease returned n a worse type,
when my medical attendant ordered Quinine in
large doses-frequently as high as 90 grains per
day-which must have cost me nearly 500.
consulted Or. Smith, Of Louisville. and found
he prescribed Quiniue and Arsenic combined,
which l refused TO take. prefsrring 10 let the
disease take its course. l was almost blood
enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time
the advertisement of Hurley's Ague. Topic APP
reared in city paper, aud determined 70 give
1t a trial One bottle restored me completely.
| wculd recommend it as preferable to any
other Toni, befOr the public.
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville Ky, June Il. 1866
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nov16-tljan1
, 1869-08-27

assaulted the manager Of an estate and
defed the police sent to arrest them.
ANTIGUA.-His Excellency Sir Benja-
min Pine who lately visited this island in
II. M. Ship Jason arrived on Antigua on
3td instant by Royal Mail Steamer Conway.
CONCRETE SUGAR.-A discovery has
recently been made by a Mr.. Okey, Of
Antigua, of a process by which the whole
of the Juice expressed from the sugar,cane
may be consolidated and transported in a
convenient form to the %refiner. The ma
ture Of the agent employed, is not ex-
planned, but it is inferred that it is a che
mical compound ofwhich the constituents
are %innoxious, and it is ascertained that 1t
can be used without the necessity of any
alteration in the ordinary works OF a su-
gar estate.-IHe Grocer.
, 1869-08-27
From ChamberS'S Journal
SCIENCE AND ARTS.

Among the fifteen elected this year into
the Royal Society are Sir Samuel Baker,
the famous traveller, and MIR j. Norman
Lockyer. The latter holds a situation IN
the War Office, and in his spare hours has
studied astronomy to such good purpose,
that he has added largely to our Know
ledge of the sun and stars, and has &C
hieYed for himself a European reputation.
This is an instance which those young
men who complain that they have not
time for study or ~self-culture would do
well to keep before their eyes.-The So
cietv of Arts have awarded their Albert
Gold Medal to Baron Liebig for his
numerous valuable researches and writ
ings, which have contributed most lmpor-
family to the development of food-econo-
nv and agriculture, and TO the advance
ment of chemical science.'-The Cheml-
cal Society have established a Faraday
Medal, in commemoratlon of the late
distinguished philosopher, which is to be
given annually 10 some scientific man,
who on his part is to deliver a lecture on
some part of chemistry. The lecture tor
this, the first year, was given at the Royal
Institution, by Dumas, an eminent chemist
and member of the Preach Academy OF
Scieuces.-A public meeting has been
held, under the presidency Of the Prince
of Wales, to initiate a subscription for
erecting a statue to Faraday in st PauPs.
We hope the sculpture will prove worthy
of the man in whose honour it is TO be
undertaken.-The British Association are
about to hold their annual meeting at
Exeter, when the president for the pre-
sent year, Professor Stokes one of the
Secretaries Of the Royal Society, will de-
liver an address which may be expected
to embody all the recent advances IN ma
thematical and physical science. We hear
that Professor Huxley is spoken of as
president for next year, which, if true,
will crafty anatomiSs, naturallsts, and
paleontologists.
Among the sights shewn to M. Dumas
(whose lecture is above referred toy during
his visit to this country were some re-
markable experiments with gun-cotton at
Woolwich. A few particulars will pro-
badly surprise our readers. A heavy pa