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HERIH,N.
DIR. LARDNER'S LECTURES.
second Course;

u FOUR LAST EVENINGS Aontay' IueSdsy'
"Wednesday and Thursday.
The subjects COR these four evenings VII conprhe
an account OF American dnc Brush Railways s-u LOU
notves, illustrated D. DiGacuc Models
The Nauonsi Steam Y,iyaiss Missouri and siiSss.Pp
=Ith Aoteis-ilust-rIops OF he modern ne'ppd O. se
estihc invest auou-Weieht OF Atm0>p htre-D eau
Bsre4lis-Safesy l-ams-'ii. LiEhraias-lneofs OF
Musical Sounds-LI,trunrn;s i.r ms1saFlag tsem-bas
b2ee', Calculating Machinery
MONDAY. -It1 December, lAe subjects vii be-
PART /.
METHODS OF sCIESTlFI1 REESE cH-wcisht0f
AtnoSphere-sa-ome,er- Nature AID origin Of
Dew Aurora Borc ais o=igs-Elec
Part II.
ART tbs HANDA.lD OF ScIENcE-As'rOaouisal
acknowledgement Wire-Neasurement
OF Sound Principles OF H-rmony-
Soise- dps of Gnats wing
Subscription 1i.aets i0r remaining evening. Of the
=, admitting senIleuaa and TWO ladie. 81 %,
atm,;tnz single perscr.
For Single Tickets 81 admitting gentlemen and L.
dies 80 cents, person Young persons hat
pnce.
CONCHRT or sACfsED 1iEsiC
Y Bower UniyeIsalist Church (cn,rlues - tzibeth-
street, Wsser to be gver this Nontsy) evening,
Dee 25th.
PRINCIPAL FREDERICKSBURG. Strong M,s Pear
son. M Pe-rsOs. Nh Sawyer llr. Timm, Urgsn.st Tor
Mr.. &. ALPERs the celebrated German organis will
give volunt ~ the orgar-Nauonr iuihem-~ila
yolunta-y-e-sln ~ AiPers
Soss-' The Evening Prayer Mr.. Strong e Smith
Trio Jesu P-ter Bouus Mrs. s,rcug. Miss
Pearson and Mr. Pearson. W inter.
Song Waen ;Aak upon thy Goodness. Nh
Pearson. Observation-Disclosures haydn
Duett-The suPPiication, Mrs Strong and Miss -
Pearson .-.... -. u ! mug
Pearson -. .................- Crctcmio
Choru;-Grand HalsluJah frcm the OTsiorio
of the Messiah. ...-....-:... 800 Handel
Part IL.
vountary-OrGan......... ...-.........-...Mr. Tmm.
pueIt-Tae Strangers Requiem, Rest Spirit
Mr.. Strong and Miss Pearson; Music By
Anthony Philip HenrIch, Words h! j w
Nelson ESQ Was sung By Mrs. strong aud
Hiss Pearson wih unboanded applause al the
Oratoro given by the New.iork Sacred Mu-
sic Society n The Tabernacle. ........--...
ReciLauve-f For behold Darkness, MIR Pear
son ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Handel
Song-' The People that Walk.th III Dark
ness, Mr. Pearson. .-.......-..... dc.
Quarte,te-' softly, Lady there Angels ell
v.r and Mr. Person, ................ Chubb
Oratorio of sampson. Ms, Pear.on....... Handel
Mrs, strong ................. Handel
Song Angels Bright and Fair.' Mrs
Strong. .-...,.-.t-.---..-. 10.
Grand Chorus HslleGJah Tic Father
from the Mount of Olives beethoven
youutary-Orsan - ...................M r Cayper.
Tickets 30 cents each 10 be had at Firth & Halls,
Franklin Square; j. Hicks, 2a6 South 81, W inches
ter 81 Aun It w. A. Conant 250 Grand It j Y Wat
kns is Cstharine-st Geo. 4. Hoyr, ~ Bowcry Union
ON e the door the evening oil the performance
toT
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YESTERDAY

AkKvED YESTERDAY
Ship Mississippi, Hi lard 10 DIS TN New-Orleans, with
Cotton, &c 10 l. X Coius s. Co.
Packet chip Columbus purstow, - ds I'm Liverpool,
with mtzc 10 Gocdhuc & Co--l3i passengers.
Rr barquc Odessa, Vaughan 81 4s I'm Glasgow, with
mdzc TO james Lee y Coco passengers.
Swedish hnrqrc Catherine SuRi.im1n, los DIS I'm
trieste, with mdze Boorman, Johnson & Co.
Barque Falmouth DAVIS, o. Dis I'm Trieste, with mdz=
10 Lawrence, Murray lnga,c.
Brig Warsaw, Koopmin 30 d; fun Rio de Jancro, with
CcfIre TO Sturges & ClearmaA.
Brig Ar,xenc, McClinoc ds fm Wilmington, N C
with naval stores TO Captain.
schr senator Maine 6 days from Rappahannock, with
Corn Captain.
Br schr Resolution, Long IA DIS I'm Nassau, P in bal
fast bound 20 Windsor !. Put IL III distress
.chr PRESIDENT Osborne, ! ds I'm Alexandra, with
Flour, sc 10 Sturges n Chairman.
schr Eagle Jones, DIS I'm Norfolk, with wood to Cap
tain.
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City futelIiQenc,.
Reported for the Ncw-YOrk Tribune.
POLICE OFFICE.

SATURDAY, December -.
LARGE FoRoERIEs-O Officer Gilbert T. Hays on
Saturday arrested man named Henry w. Sherman,
on two several charges Of forgery. ltaPPeared that
on the 18th inst. he presented forged check for
$3.50 a, the Chemical Bank purporting TO be drawn
by John Campbell, No. 10 Nassau.street, and pay
able 10 B & l. which paid-and on the 24th
INST he presented check of $500 os at the Mechan-
les Bank. purporting 10 be signed by Daniel Fan
shaw, $50 Nassaustreet, payable TO b Hunt ESQ
which was also paid, and which Mr.. Fanshaw de-
posed was forgery, was also the other check. he
committed 10 prison to answer.
TAEFTs OF WATCHES AND Music BoXEs.-On
Saturday, officer McMahon and Hathw ate arrested
TWO mennamed Frederick W H. Droz and Eugene
G'ostanu charged with having between the 18th No
veinber and the 18th inst. stolen IS silver watches,
and musical boxes. worth together S225, from A.
suaub, of Is Frankforts,reet The tickets for the
articles pledged were found on them and the prop.
e'Iy being found, they conmiited 10 prison TO
answer.
STEALING PoRK:-A woman named Ellen Hay
wood was arrested on Saturday night for stealing q
piece of pork from the of Hugh Mcbride, No.
10 Orange-stree, She taken 10 prison and 'ully
committed to take her trial for her GntJewish pro
pensity.
STEALING Doors 6c-Eliza Moore was arrested
On Saturday night, for rob5ng man OF the name OF
Earns boarding No. 60 Beekman. street. OF sundry
articles OF clothing. Earns met the woman in the
:l.eet and took her into oyster cellar ana being
snaeI the influence of liquor the time. she disrobed
rim of coat, bools hat and breast pin, valued al
sbeu, SIS.
STEALING FROM A GROCERY SroRE.--George
Smith and Benjamin Underhill, the latter colored
man. were arrested on Saturday. by officers Happen
aud Dennis,on for having robbed the grocery store OF
K Bush, Of No 2S2 Gceenwch-street OF water
pals. They were committed in full 10 answer
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VERY AmEstIiTasEAT
No ~ EknnPrN.

THIS EVENING December ~ the performance will
L commenc, with Grand Entree entitled The Roman
Ladies their Lords, BY eight Ladies and
Gentlemen. .
Succeeded by the COURIER OF ST. PETERSBURG
and the Little Messenger OF Lilput.
The celebrated Rivers Family 'sll!lnIroduce their won-
derfu feats OF Gymnasia.
The second portion OF the performance sill commence
with an Original EqHestran Scene Of Action and EVou
tlou entitled WANDERING ARABS, or BedOuas of the
Desert:
The whole conclude with the aoghable aiterpiece Of
TWO PHILOSOPHERS
Doors open NJ quarter past o'clock performances
commences att. 100
Boxes 50 cents. Pit - cents. DIS
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d952tis
~ a ,no.t ncccptnbi. pro-ent for New.

u a most ncccptubte present for New
Ecar's.-pAITON y SAArON. Publishers and BOOK
sellers corner OF fuoa aad Nassau streets, Ncw-fOrs,
have this day published tina Northern Harp collection
of original and moral cougs adapted the popular
Piano Fore and Gutar-By Mrs Mary :. x. Dana, Aa-
thor Of the Southern Harp, Parted Family ard ether
Poems" Like the Southern Harp by the same author
tho Poetry IN this volume entirely original. written by
Mrs Dana and I'd apied the most popular melodies,
4,,h An accompaniment FOX the Piaco Forte ena Gaiar
The southern Harp" needs no other recommendations
tban the favorable regard alre2dy bestowed upon II by
the puslc and for those who have been acqun'cd WIN
I'M, volume /, will be Unnecessary 10 dwell upon Inc
merits of the Northern Harp. except 20 '-maIA al
the work possesses the general character - Us
dvccs>o and is printed and boand IL the same ~ IT, Az
will al least. be equally attractive.
The "Northern Harp" does, II general cNooi' aaotel
and cheerful aud lively variety OF sentiment 1n
that embraced in The Southern Harp aud contains
several pieces Of orginaI written expressly e' n
work Tho under the careful supervision OF
M p. a Aadreu, accomplished professor oil the ART
The Rev. Edward w Hooker, Of Bennington, L. au
hor OF prize music, prepared an
This Soiume will be acceptable present Tor inc
approaching Hoydays. No pairs will be spared TO rem
the literary AMI mechanical execution oil lie North
Harp attractive and the confident hoPos are
entertained By the publishers that will c0ms!eEd itself
10 every admrer Poetry aud Music happily blended,
and that the language CT Mrs. D4nas muse,
pressed tho introduction 10 her Southern Harp, II
Will "sing it, way 10 every heart'
Price IN DO sris 81 IN Cloth, gut, 81 81. dsi Il
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rr The Protestant Reformation Soci-
gty's Course of Lectures will commence ~ the
rabefn cir on Thursday EVEN December "a sHd VIII
continued every successive IhGfsdeN eNeDaS nur
rhe following are Lecturers already engaged Rev. DR..
Miller of Princeton DR. Breckenridge oil Baltimore Dr.
fond Or. Peck If New York, DR. Wye Of Phindelphia
DR. Cox OF Brooklyn, Dr. Bsownee, Dr. Sprasae OF Albany
DR.. Reese. NJ. D, and the Rev. Messrs BoSrdman and
Berg OF Philadelphia Rev. Mr.. Mcleod aud Rev Pr
Cheeyer, Hev-iork
on Tickets for the Course. admit lady aud gen
,leman 81 Tickets fl II Single Lecture, TO admit Two
persons 30 cents BY order 4 The Committee.
CHAS X. MOORE, Rec. Sec.
Tickets to he Ind at the Bookstores II Dayton Sax
ION corner of Nassau aud FGlton. Roe Lockwood az
Broadway, r. Carter, corner of Mercer and Canal, W.
haven 100 Broadway, and at the Office oil me freeAihl
Niud Gator. He Nassau street.
Rev. ke -ert J. Breckenridge lectures THURSDAY even
u-. Deccnb r 30jh.
Miss Augusta Browne, the celebrated composer, has
siudy consented u preside at the organ az h'"'0i
u New-KerlS and erie s'nilroad state
STOCK. Notice Is hereby gwen that tue Ne" ORR ana
Ere a l. al Company Will sell AT public auction az Inc
Merchants Exchange, III tile city Of New York on Tues
day the h day of January, leiI AZ IL clock at noon
under the direction of the Comptroller, OBe Hundred
Thousand Dollars of NeSYork State Stock, bearing III
terest at The of par cent per annHm from inc
first DAY of Jnuory ei2 incusiycly payable quarterly
on the first days of January April July aad oc.oDer oe
or stock issued in pursuance of Chapter i9s Of the laws
Of said Stae of the year 1870 and relmbursabe nj the
pleasure OF the State, ri any time alter the hrs aay oil
Jaruary lci2
The Merchan,,' Bank il tho city of Ncw-York, Is de;
rna,cG a. the place for tho registry and transfer OF sad
stock and will be the place for the payment oil interest
thercupon. ,
The .oek will be sold certificates OF one thousand
dollars cach and the buyers will be required 10 pay me
amount Of their purchas respectively Immediately alter
the sale when transfers will be made accordingly.
JANIS BOWEN, President
New. York, 18th December, lsi d-o
rywedicire. of the kie-r q u hlity- Approved
Popular Remedies Leeches English and French Periun
eIy Soaps Brushes &c, for sale by
J. < l. CODDINGTOS, Druggists,
dIS lmi,- a27 Hudson St corner VI Spflpg
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3 EEW lNORE

GENrLEMES's sCARFS AND SCARF STOCKS,
= To be Ret4iled Wholesale p-'ces, at l52 Pearl
street, corner ofWal. Ale Caps, Drawers snd"VreP-
Pers, reedy made I.incp., &c
Those wishing purchase had better apply soon
d1I atFra VI
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DIeO:

Ia this city Dec IS Benjamin E. R. Gallagher IL the
lUth year Of Ms age.
funeral from the residence bis father, Peter
- Ca,kerine.strect at 10 O'Clock Ihs morning.
In this citY. - of consumption, Sarah Loul-a'
only child Of William : Beach, the sh year OF her age
The fjand, of the fam are invited 10 altcn the III
neral on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock, from No ~
Ia ,ais slty. Dec. y, Of consumption, Henry Bre-
inoad, IL the 10Th year OF hi> age.
The friends OF his father Paul Brcmond and OF INC
family generally are especuly invited 10 attend ols IN
neral trem No lie WaIts-sIreet, aonday) Sefnoeu'
II 4 o'clock
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II Thirteenth y.nrd-ln pursuauc

II Thirteenth Ward-ln pursuance OF call
made By the Gensra Committee ef Democratic Wing
Young Men of the City aud County of New York, the
Democratic Wing Young Men Of this Ward are requested
to meet No. sheriff street, TUES DAY EVENING
next 25h Drcenher. = o'clock TO roarcni TO the Sc
lection Of fou deer made at the District meetlrg>
helA December l1lh r the Committee ind 10 select The
fifth delegate from the Ward larF4 represent this
Ward IN the General C0mmtee Of Young Alen for the
ensuing y,ar aud such other business as nay
cu,na b.t, them.
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IAWYEk,S DIARY

CIRCUIT Court TINS DAY-Firs; fifteen custs.
COMMON PLEAS, TINS DAY-l5, lo, ~, -, q, Is, ~
800, l, /, 10, 20, 81, II.
File notes of Issue Supreme Court for January.
File and terve aft iaviis Merits Superior Court.
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u Ninth ~ nrd,-rursIiut 10 the recommend
of the General Cemrittee, tho Democratic Wing
Young Men Of tho Ninth Ward requested 10 meet
tha Northern Exchange, Blecckef-sttect, on Tuesday
Evening. DC %, Z! O'Clock. TO! the purpose OF
ecne five Delegates represent the Ward fo- the
suing year in the Democratic Wing Young MEMS General
Comni,,ec, ard such business may come be
fnro th.
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sroCK or pRX COOP.

SELLIYG OFF At LESS THIN COST -
rI,HAr large and valuable stock of Fancy aud Staple
Dry Goods contained IN the store No. Al Catharine
street; late property ofC r. Hull, deeeased As this
entire stock be closed before the 10Th OF Janu-
airy next, the Ladies, we'll as Country Merchants, Fed
dIcrs Agents for Charitable Societies. aud all others IN
want of Dry Goods will DO we'll call great induce
nents TO purchasers will be Offered. The stock consists
IN Part Of the following goods
Rich figured aud plain silks
Black and blue black siIhs !. a1d 81 Iaan do, of sr
peror quality
OIou.en de Lalnc- of all qualities from Is to 4sPeryd
.Broche Silk and Cashmere ShawE from 5! TO sl2 each
French. English ard American Prints;
Fine English Flannes
Large uud snail size whitney Blankets
crown and bleached Shifting, and Sheetings' some OF
which yards Wild
All of which wiIl be offered much jeow their value.
d22 Iwi,"
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TuG ExcHEeUER BlLL.-Not having in readi-
NESS the FIRST NUMBER Of the series OF articles In
contemplation on the subject of the Exchequer, it
NAY not be anii-s To Indicate the nature of the
ceplion the scheme has met with III this city.
And, While Congress is IN session, the sentiment of
the whole country can generally be ascertained
with much accuracy on any subject by consulting
the inn eiiate Representatives OF the people. We
refer TO opinions expressed by the Members rea
tive 10 the merits Of measures when not biased
By political considerations.
OF course we have had neither time nor oppor-
unity to converse with great many of the mem
bers Yet il is our qualification be able to state,
on the very bes, authority, that several Of ihe most
distinguished Senaturs-including more 'hnn one
generally recognized as leader -whcn the
Ezecuive scarce hoped would f.yor his measures,
hare deferred TIN; " ,ciM u tew notifications.
'asy ere ready and anxious 10 cOte ior S9ch
bill as tts one presented BY he Secrc'my.
In the House, the prospect IS equally cheering.
We have learned from friend personally known
70 many of the Members, who has taken some
mains TO acquire information on the subject,
well as from our own knowledge Of the sentiments
Of others, obtained dnec;ly from themselves that
while the greater portion OF The moderate Wings
will certainly sustain The measure, quite number
belonging to the Democratic party have expressed
an inclination to unite with them on his middle
ground, iir the purpose OF settling finally the
yexed question Of tue Currency
Al present, We have reason to believe that the
Bill furnished by Secretary Forward will be re-
faided another Compromise Act and passed
By q PATRIOTIC instead of c PARTY vote
Nadisonian.
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Il Seventeenth Wnrd-rhe Democratic Wing
Young Mcn of the Seventeenth Werd are requested to
meet at the Henry Clay Hous-, corner OF Avenue and
First street on TUESDAY EVENING, Dee. 18th al {!
o'clock for the purpose of selecting five delegates 10
present this Ward III the Wing Young Mcnr General
Committee for the ensuing year.
JACOB ACKER Chairman.
I,MKs ANprKsoN. SeNy. dSi
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CHARLES II. GIFFiE.
ALFRED ". VIII re. Delegates
EDWARD COLLIN. I'm 18Th ward.
JOHN FAUIkNEK
re- Fonrteerth Wnrd-Pur.npn, 70 resolut

T Fourteenth Wnrd-purslaGt 10 resolution
Of the ,aocratc Young Mems Gruo nj Committee the
Democratic Wing Young Men of the Fourteenth Ward
will meet at the Broadway House, on TUESDAY EVE
MING the Goth Decent i,.t. at :. O'Clock pter'elF
for the purpose OF eecnc Five Delegates the u mo-
cratic Wink Young Meus General Committee, and TO
transact such business muy he requisite
By order of JOHN STEWART, Chairman
CHAs X. TAyLoR. lso,,..
joins CANAvELLC. a. -
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DGI& Al TE14s-Ja,t received lot De Lanes
at Is per ward lot good silk Velvets al only . od lot
Mun, good quality al only lUs lot Cotton f'arns'5 &.
ony ~. ot Cotton Bats al cents per ID. corded Hat
six Al 3. 9d per yard Rob Roy Shaws only is lot OF
ight silk at 9d lot Thread At : Cd per To- let BON,
barre al Only % per yar French hernos a. O. o.
ward wds FaInels only Is 3d. lot Sauoes a. : % o
n opI, &. 3D. boys C-ps Is Cd fur ats nj
II. 10, yard Carpet only :. 'd lot OF "addio at
| cest sheet. Fer sale 81 - .... .,
1,- 2,,s- 81 Greenwich 81
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RICH Day GOODS FOR CMRISG mas GIFTS.
4, ". MUIR s. co. 34J BROADWAY offer

- Tor sale large and complete assortment If rich
and fashionable Dry Goods suitable for HOyday Presents
Every thing IN their line be found u, their establish
mont Of the beet qualities and The most reasonable
prices
Excellent SHILLING CALICoEs fast colors
1000 pieces rich ENGLISH CALIcots from Is. 4d. to
>. per yard.
44FRENCH CALIcoEs of best qualify, aud new
style, only .. per yard.
The hes, a EARLSToN GINGHAM only e. per
yard no; 10 be bought cIsea here under % Cd
NOUS. DE LANES IN eudless variety, from Is and Is
Cd per yard large LOT OF very rich goods only
g. They now offer rich Paris goods at Is per Serd
SILKS of every style and descriptions excellent Chine
Silks only s. per yard esant Sata Striped Silks, os Cd
6s; also eros Afrque Reps watercd, ombc and Glaco
Pou de Soies very low.
Fancy HANDKERCHIEFs, Net Bags, Gloves Silk
Hose, Cambria Handkerchief, Taread Laces, &c.
n Be. W q Co. have few Ladies very eleg'st
CoaAs vet remaining which ;hey will offer during the
Christmas Hoiy Jays much below their value They are
made OF the finest Thbet, rich Silks and sauns, and or
axe of the richest Genoa Velv't
fe7v pieces of the rich yord vide Wa,hisg Silks at
e.. still remain. d2l WIS
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TOOTn ACHF-TOO rH AEHE

rs,, 81 rS-d%ay' R' ss,s s29 u s,ssd",y
For al. b1 the folo Eing Druggists Cottou. 263
piscker st 9iag Ga Efoah1ay Schsfeliu. IA Csna.
H,rt es Broa way ss1 cor. Hudson and North Moore:
,fiuor t9a Broadway HIChIngs. 80 Bo~eryi lyme,
q B,wsiy !; Yurtcl 80 Chltham AMI Doot,l', 2I1
ceDrc PRICE, per wal. 50 hslf wal IS CHS.
f2l la'is
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- L. ~ ~ r "A SEA ga Is FOX IHE HOLY
y DAYS-Thi, week xli be exposed fer sale at the
cheaacst aud most Fashionable BoGnct Store III New
York -. Bowery over 4c0 BDnnets made vari
ETY. OF material pretty shape and handsomely trimmed
sols ~h ribbon aud lace AID some with the same, com
nepclpr at the ow price 81 = Dollars up 10 Twenty
Tines. bopnets are all fresh made aud many OF them the
handsome ct We have had ;nis srsson
French Flowers, Splendid Feathers and Paris Ribbon"
seliluc at nearly cost close the winter trade
Handsome blue black Velvet Hat, trimmed with same
French ao.ers inside and cut, only s. % up 10 - O0
Now Is the time for gentlemen TO make presents 10 the
ladies' No lady should be without Bonnet I'r Ne"
Years while they can get Que So cheap and handsome at
DOWNS Chesp Store IL! Boacry, between Hester and
w k,r .treets. ~ W
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u Sixteenth Hmrd.-lu pursuance Of call
made by the General CommiiIoe of Democratic Wing
Yonnr Men If the City and County Of Nov York The
Democratic Wing loSug Men Of tue SlSteonih Wafd re
requested I,selteu. corner Of lItt l. and o .
svenue on Tuesday evening Mex; Dee = h. at y O'Clock
for the purpose ccctne Delegates to t General Gem
mtee of Demccr ,,ic Whc Young Men tor the ensuing
wear and also sgch other business " may be
brought before them
Addison Dougherty, William ii. Adans'
A. X. Bradford. James horDoyi
John d. Cooper.
do5 y. lD,lecs,s from Sixteenth Ward
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CORONER,S OFFICE.

SATURDAY. December -
SUICIDE N TKE HALLS OF JrsTIcE.-An inquest
was held by the Coroner at his office, Saturday on
iae body OF John Seilor a native of Germany, aged
lbou, IS. who was discovered dead on the floor o,
ne cells with his throat and razor lying rear
aim on the above morning. He had been arrested on
me s2d inst taken TO the Upper Police and comlait-
led on charge Of having attempted 10 Kill his wife
oy shooting AT her with loaded pistol, she avoiding
death only by suddenly avertng her head. He was
conducted to the City Prison THURSDAY aud at the
closing of the cells Friday night, appeared as well
a usual, but Saturday morning was found dead
as above described. Nedict suicide by cutting his
taroa, with razor.
Yesterday the Coroner called to hold an in
guest. at EOS Delaney ,,tres, the body OF woman
s5eu, 30 years or upwards DID, named Priscilla Ea.
'oa born in New Jersey. The deceased was hard
e'iaking woman, and Went 10 bed on Saturday under
he influence OF ardent spirits, and found dead
BY person who ~as her bedielow, named Marga
Tel Perego. who retired about 10 o'clock, hour
nOre after the deceased had gone up stairs a ply
S'clsn made post moriem examination OF the body
sAi his conclusions that the woman died o; ap
'pexy, and the jury gave verdict To that effect
II Rooms and ksonrd-(icptlencs wishing 70
Asage Apartments and Boarding fer the Winter viii be
osinodaed most reasonable terms IN the new aud
S;ient house No IL City Hall Place, rot mnutes
Aa North of the Pos Office, and CONVEX len, to Broad
?' Wall and Prati-sEccts. Those who have not yet
III arrangements tor the winter earnestly invited 10
oeore eAgssHg elsewhere, every effort will here
@ue 10 ensure the comfort and satisfaction OF the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-27

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