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ior Prs+dea:,
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Fs- Corresponding Secretary,
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Fer Recording SeerTG-y,
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For Treasxrer,
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For Directors
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Corresponding Secretary.
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Directors
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:; i 80 10; ~ W ~ ,:, e., ,ls , o.
eAARLt> v. WaE At. -it! lanes 3 l:!limao.
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Gltn xntclllQeper.
Reported for the New-York Tribune.
POLICE OFFICE.
SATURDAY. January

January To-
DrsoRpEgLY CosDucT AND LAEcEST.--On Friday night
giri named Hannah Johnson .akea Of the Chat
ham Theatre by Officer Alexander Parker for drunkenness
aud disordery conduct, and lodged ii the a.ch aoue
On Saturday morning, being brought before tie Police
she Identified as the girl who had BEEN engaged
nursing a. the house OF Mr. John Green 10 IL Charles
street, ana who LETT there Friday morning s:ea.
Ing dresses, vest CLOAK bonnet AID arce. worts
SUI As part Of ise s,ooa property found her
person sao was committed TO prison
laFAmous eu!R4Gs.-A 5oldlc! Of Inc garrison al For;
Lafayette named Patrick Hyrcs arrested by orde,
Of The commanding o.iiIe., and CITY TIC
ody Of Police officer chaf.e with havpg fercity
tempted TO yolsclhe person OF little sir named Do.aGo
A years old daughter Of Joan Ncoa also soldier of
garrison, Infamous re c.uga; by the
father OF the child aud two ohcr so!dersla dei-uit
Of $3.50 bail he conuited Il prisoG 70 answer.
TnGFTs.-Soionou G5pigal sns Saturday arrested
Committed 10 prison. for stealing Xix bonnet worth
S., lrep ilss Cor.e!ia Manning, No,;-3o Bo~cry.
joan keauS arrested aad sci; 10 prison for seal
INK cirt. cp, worth - from i2e t!1;e VI john hcauji
No. l3i V aali4s on street
t.osgl.C=A l5.ET DRAwsa.- Ga SATURDAY rnoIL!nE,
one oil the per vendors nsnsa .i-o,by
iicCar;: n.ief abGcLcell a1oacr Of Mr. II
G. Dsgge,. thQ clerk sole SIS om the none drawer
Of the New 1tvid Vn.cc n.hun street. but Oeors ne
ccuid escape Office detected aud arrested
dropping he money on .hc moor ",ieii rs recors:e
He Rss conducted b Mr Dsggefs 10 TIE polisc Office
and committed TO prison Tor irll.
SUNDAY. Jan. IS.
STEALING ACLeAK-Hi.iiarn Fi.zs i1l.5... an. iob1tt
dltche arrested to-day y=.it-el " H Ste fle.s
aGf Tally committed 10 PRISON for stealing c3sk. wor.
$50, from Hr Charles H. DrE:ar, Of -" 90 Mlterr.
copoyt,p5.-cr,r,c1,
-, :, r. ~ .
,,.. 49, = ~ s"' -
49, -. :. 81, 49, - 80
~ 49, " " - ' ID" Se''
asel 10 'a''p vi J. ''r' nc accesEed# isit Ms
n'o'Hsr mus So'ne %'s' =" Nse weeks s'Hce 'nd ca
So - GU "s - go = Sress '"'"' no
''''''"r ~ 10 - ms 'loti'e . '.oio Gu iooi'"t
=" 10y ~. - ann ," '' "''i W 9fiAH'ns 1" eA-
va - 'S".' -'0 "osi'ui'1 'sihE' lHhC!lsi-
oe "ni 'Seu Gu "ie '.U- s'i7 u Sote ~ .'fN-
s"o' 'i1o' oei's itA9'so 90 NV 1"t u III
4u'e'' f''eu e'si' pay ''sil Io'''' I'm iii IT
ihohi.S"h Ell" ~ '"e v"aIl'-@t' ti1 I"1 thc
J3fVHhd fcfuc' II oesu' from exposure hrh Irregular
h.hit5.
DEATH ~ !'rREiNG Al NJ - .:raeaaici-:;ycG'.
the boz o:aE naHsed y.2, aged . year tho
child &; John and grah sharp Who il, death -
IL oot:cs t.kng -e about moan id.ydnring ;ic
temporary a,,scace The ltlr h,,G ,,eppei Gus
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commercial nnd Honey rsai,er,.

1.-The board III. he transactions ~crc mere cxt:n-
siye;haa fo some days ps.t.=prnelaally DaaTare s
Hudson -nd Har!cG Ta- !ivids.d paying Back Slochs
geuers5iy depressed. Fer h:aGhsttsn5t olercJ.
50 asked Unina 100 offered. los ask@a; Butcher Il
DroTers o. fet,9l s>1ed; National 81 offered. 90
asked; I-chanics B.akag Association % otlce2d, IS
'skcd; American Exchange 81 Offered. % s,Acd.
Thereis much charge IN DoE,s.i;c ESchei:gea.-
bli,saTc nat peniy excepting on iigbia N2x-Urerrs
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.c.rnHc TEETH,

Hor,i,y. ar tai- '(IIv .-- 60
81 5s.asy EGo s:sss s Il s,ssf"sy
'alr ~ The following Druggists: Cotton, @3
oorc.sr.t Ping b;i Bsoatway; schisfen, LA Canal
~ f;roa way AID cor HUDSON and Forth Moore
usI,nr 1872 Broadway; Huicaings, l5G Bo~ery; syne,
~ Hogery; Burrel 80 Chatham snd Doottie, a3
C.pire ST Price, per wal, % cent?,
r-l Inl-i
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TuI HowAkp HsME.-lsis common complaint OF inc
Visiting Committee, Of the various benevolent societies.
that the and clothing lavlShed IN certain quarters
the Sixth Ward, thrown away The ~hois Amos
shere seems filed with vice and misery, ana honesty
when placed there becomes corrupted and cieS
great reform going on there. The Temperance
Societies are exploring the rcpuleivc aud unwhoesonc
weings that enfod and hide the ieefcst suffering and
loves, human mind can fancy and per
ing the we,ched inmates and deceR-
cy Many families more uufor than criminal nave
been driven by takc refuge IN tho sar els ana eel
lars of this ouawcd region, and osce there II requires
more than ordinary efor, TO rescue them from certain
destruction Every thing around them urges Them 10
viccnothng virtue The neighooT no caono
and will lot offer them nose OF bread VIII hras III
broken tea-eup share tho rum he spedged his last
Goa. 20 huy we have seen sick widow lying IN the
same bed with her sick child dark damp cellar re-
fased piece Of bread because she would mol SUI
fer her fever-strckcn babe TO dr'nk rum aaS "
strengthen IT, when 1t proposed by fellow logger
herself widow aud mother
TO remove some really deserving but oeSti'u's !" 1l
from this area Of sin and death the aoies cohnee.so
the Olive Plant taken house IN Nneteen'n Ssee'
Sixth Avenue, in which they propose 10 ''cA'e p
maneu,ly and give employment 10 twenty poor saii''
Mo> Of these widows with children, "ho U oeine
thus removed froM the contagion OF bad example WI
be trained 10 usefulness and virtue instead OF
and vice
The Ho~ard Home will be placed under the super
vieon of the Lady Howard and Chelsea Temperance 30
CIV aud only little recuuary and 10 receive ana
render comfortable one hundred souls Some families
,ro already there Donations for the Howard Home "i
be received Spruce street (ofce or tho Olive Pau
or at Temperance Hall, No - Sixth Avenue few Ia
divdusls Knowing the peculiar necessity Tor immediate
action have assumed the responsibility trusting that
lain II
attempt TO rescue twenty families from moral death lie;
mot ths trust &c those who seek the blessings
Of abundance from the Diviae bounty RpaH somewhat
10 their afflicted fellow beings. NINA.
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FOG On fEoNEss ONLY
Terms reduced from, Ten 10
R:skhec pfa!.:43 RS.

ACADEMY, .sl BROADWAY, opposite Washington
Hail
Mr.. GOLDSMITH, the American Unrivnled Peaman
pledges hin,sef TO mpar to tbs LADIES' sud Gentemsn
Of NcwYork and Brook his mucn sdai'td system OF
Mercantile and Epistola.y
WRITING,
or return the money ,ac expirai4oa Of the lessons
MIR. q. has obtniGed the
First Premium
three successive years for the be. p emens OF On aanu
Writing exhibited at tie Fairs OF the Aoticaa institute
Roous open daring The Day and Eveaine
Tue Ladies nh meet daily from IL 10 | . CLOCK
Opiuiors o. the Press
Mr.. GoLpssITH,-Judging from wbaiwe have seen we
nu.t pronounce him 10 be unrvaed IL The use OF Lee
PEN Boston Morning fo'I=
MR GoLl.MirH-Hei,w we say uuhcs,atlngly the mos;
accomplished Of hand Pcni-un We have ever SEEN
New York Eyeaing Signal
New York, Jas. l5 $50 III lw
" Lost GU Friday afternoon the head OF Maiden
laue, small box containing NECKLACE of Gold AHA
Topaz. Tie nder shall be ~arded resiesirg
i. 70 i,s owner at No. 81 As,o1 House. lI2%
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G Z. ". Bennett, at New-O rleans, was Killed
on The 4ti, By falling from lott IN his store. o.
the same d.y boy, eight years old, was killed by
IA plank which, eel! on hm, and the body Of fisher
(
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D1LE.-Pc:sons afflicted With TINS painful and di'a-
-recabi- complain, nave perna nea apc iaaaas
cure guaranteed by Supplying No. O. HaIfi.on
near HUDSON Also Asthma Dyspepsia. St Vitas Daaes'
D,oo,y Sor.. aud Ulcers Of recen, or long ian1ihs'
o . -, Ma 'OAl : S''>N jl2 lmis-
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LAWYERS DIARY. JANUARY II. isis
ClRcu,r Cousr. THIS Day no, ~, 1876 -, '3 i59,
S. 1877 l4c l43 4e lis i4e 63 81 9s, l3S. 70, i4o.
SurEslox Couxr Tit, DAY,-9e, 15 a. 10, ia, 10,
ll6 III us 10, l2n, III, l2S l@5 10 2e TO iS4, l'o
10 Ill.
CoMmsS PlrAs CouSr, THIS DAY-Psr, Isl, meets at
10 ccloc&-l g. S. I, g. IL, IS, Ii ~, 500 Il, IS, 20
3i. 81
Par, 3D. Meet. a, ocock-a, 8, a. S, TO- 49, sos
It, ls. e. %, 26, d
CeRamon Pleas Term commences.
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ALL. HOPE is VAIN.

ITO often 1t il .nd Of osr friends, when they
supposed lncurablc from Consumption, when Sher-
man', I.ozeugss would them in few weeks. Tho
Rev Darius Anthony and the Rev. Sebastian Streetsr
hive both been cured Of Consumption by them. Tho
Rev Dr. Easlmond and tho bey. Mr. Handbook have also
their wonderful effects curing Consumption
Colds, Coughs, Whoopng Coughs, Asthma, &C. MIR. IA
der &C Cha,han-.tr jun Grant, II Ann-.rcct, hayn
ao used them and known many where they cured
Within TIE ast year, aver
zoe CASES OF CONSUMPTION,
100 Cases YF COLDS AND COUGHS,
/ lao CASES OF WHOOPING COUGH, and
2O1 CASES OF ASTHMA,
been reported cured by Sherman Cough LozsngeS
es cures iunumorae throughout the country that
have no: besn reported.
CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS,
AID many go.n people suffer for Iifo with yarsus ON
casc. sri.ng from Worins Tho only and certain
remedy for all kinds Of Worms is Shermana Worm LoI
ea2a4 They aayc cured since their INTRODUCTION moro
than 400 900 CASES,
aI. u.= been known 10 .il III single instance
NERVOUS HEADACHE AND PALPITATION
Of The Heart relieved in from to 10 minutes ny or OF
Saer-Aan's Lczeng5- T. is really rurprislng how quick
The. Operate individuals Of the highest responsibility
caa be fef rfed o.
WEEK BACKS,
OF pa . IT, ,ack sides breast, Rheumatism, cured
By SEeriaa'- Poor nn'. Plaster prica only i33 cent?
$4,000
sold y, rf leE and warranted superior all other
Plase.s et-t they niny. They also cure Cornn,
saring nj By the roots. Ask for Shermaa's Poor
Man. Pastor aad zee init hi. signature, thus,
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~ a yoang man named Tios. Moore, an officer
in the Mechanics Saving Institution al Louisville,
Ky, died Of h;drophobia on the otsl. He lad
been married about i've weeks, ana .tu1 bltten the
M ht alter iils marriage.
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s.rouu-om:. s.cturs. GU Civilization at
l'iIgo.! II SIC 4. BROWNsON, lid"r Of tie l;G-ton
tlnarcariy tgvicw viii give Course 0l -Four Lectures
=" o. CiyIa aiu...
lsir, Lrcl,.,,-t gcacra Survey Of Civilization. and
tiie I.an, 5y winch II ,dsauced
laCOnA !ccture-h. odern Civilizations IL I,rGlcnt..
iuieuca g! K eilc and Philosophy advancing y.
Third Observation-Disclosures OF Property Oh LegisalioH
Gal iolirlcaI in.ttutioGs
lou.: ccturerhc part thl- Country has played and
i,d-scd to play II advancing the Civilization II the
Race
rheFirst Lecture will &c @@yen. On MONDAY Eve
MING, jan. Il. and the SECOND WEDNESDAY EVE
NINE, ltLh, II Enlt past oclutk
The anu place OF the iard and Fourth Lectures
VII be anunuGced at :bc close OF the Second
Tickets 10, the Course 50c-rts, 10 be ind at c.
Frauei,'s Bookstore 80 Broadway at w liayward'-
90 Dl.i,oI-strcs: and the Door, lh EvHD!aCS OF
Lecture. >insic Tickets. IEcnt. five Cents jl;' IT
IL NEecLanics' Institute Iecturc, This Eve
nlng Monday, January H. the Rev Yor. Socets Ii
brary, by GlLRERT L.1NGDON HUME, on Electro Mag
urrisn. wuh lllustralyc experiments commencing at
O'Clock Tickets admitting lady and gentleraN "a Cts,
DC mad a; the door Ji'@
IT s'hilo.oph:cul lectures Mt Clinton
ssnIl.-On F.Lay evening, the 2l.t INST AT Cllai"n
Hall, al half past O'Clock, will be gwen Free Lecture
Lectures Introductory Course of Lectures en-
brac!ns the general principles of Mechanlcs ht#hir
Mater, Sound, Electricity, Astronomy tocut"n Archi-
lecture, with Lectures upon NOur o! Reading Trades
uad Professions Language FesIule Educatop and tho
ANcrcan Schoolmastcr, what lie is and what he should
be. designed show the practical uses OF s2entlc
FANNY ,ricke, IN tho Course 90
single " 100
Ticket admitting u gentleman aud two ladies for
inc cve.'he. - OK
Single Ticket for the evening %
Zjl3 lw- ~ BELLOWS.
~ stntc ssond.-A Lecture upon the Urcsnstllu.
tohHilIS 81 Lac EinissioN VI Stat. po.' " - 80
state - eu',, y III " ~, -s'.n W ~, NY
cictS, oe ue'l'ef'u a. ''I i-sst"ie .o' ~ i -
Sotlc'y Library proauwa'' corner % 49, o.
ltu'sday evening" 2Vth hsI al c'o' NJ " ~
Tread" ell, author vi lhc so,aI lte'rn oI -,
chuiieG "@ta'c bonus anu " 'io =i''i' - -
upon me s,ti'e sa'J.e. 49,, ., ,, office Of Tho Eve
n, - p 80, w IIavwsyT % Diy.ian
-, N ,y,Ilo.,. bnoL .,cr. =, EuItor- Brook-
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UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
At, FRHE CLIMAX,

l49 Fu!t0n,street GndZl4 4 \ n-stre =
Thus say, The Ettcr OF the Planet :-
FREE REApIxc RooM.--Nithout doubt oae OF the oes
Nd ono Of the most convenient places III the city 10 ga
tb. ba n,w, Of tho :ay is Al tie Cll-sx Eating House.
MOL; Ana-st-eet. running ,hroasho futoa-s.Eeet' Al
this well conducted popular esia5'o aeni iacfe arc
,weny six marble tables, with leading journal Oh oecN
sops and strangers nave the opportunity OF taxing ,hei
coffee &c and reading the ate>; papers from al! paris
..c courr on the table Il s,r,ke7 Us inst this 81
r.ursu,ep, superio, TO suyaiIs attempted IN M
CIV, AID W. have no doubt will prove great ieaturoi
tbs extensively pat,on.sd house Of uuG
he management OF It's g-ntonaay proprietor, iae III
max ?!ca,ed 10 carn Is 1atiul. inc'eSSio> " r.
t,- and n5nuar favor and doubt MOI viii continue
10 receive its full share Of pubic support Sts: III.
Zn11
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OhD Es1ABLI.HED DkIG sr ro,ser
W FOR SALE-Tne old established Drag S,och Fix
Cotharne and Madison corpI+ns ~ tie city
tur.s &c. &e, Of the best SoI4 noa of In. p,n
cipal tnoroughf:-es IL the city. apr III &
corner Calhnrlne
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EIGHTH WARD HENRY CLAY CLUB
An adjourned meeting Of the Henry Clay Club Of the Sin
Ward will br held the Howard House To Eve
mug, jan S Il O'clock for tc purpose OF kcarug the
report of the Comncc appointed TO prepare Constu
rion lo7 the Government Of the Club The lricuds Of
Henry Clay and the WEE Electors of The Ward
urested TO bo present
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] r. n Bi.EakLEI,
LEVI HART.
OLIVER WHITE,
WILLIAM MCCbELLEN,

II sEumcni7y.-DEAR SIR-A few months ago
thirg but miracle could rc:ch my case, and If
were 10 tell tho truth should cXucc. be believed
but gill tell as much as itk the public Will ro.s;by
swallow.
I know SIR that the prcjudceS of The public a.anst
specifics are srong casnot reasonably expect if you
should spread before thcm tina! Raay OF them
will even read Il, much less make experiment but you
Al; liberty however TO do your Judgement there
those whose prejudccs NO, TOO much set asals,
all painn; medicines prevent then. from giving what
have to shy candid hearing But, Hit rss, hero you
have il.
Last Juno WAS taken with tit of plcursy,
which left nc with constant cough aud vcry free and
offensive cxpccorstion, much Frustrated be
fined to the house appetite poor nearly lost, very
night when lying ny right side would
srarso nearly sulocator, great share Of the time
under the uecesslyto and sleep sitting up
of pain 'ard snnocntor, had regular lect!es
every dsv aui reduced in strength aud emacia;cd
much ended with extreme weakness feet ana hands
Much swollen raised nj least pint OF matter every
day, which offensive, swoetsh the taste and very
sckcnins, wa, chilly sud thirsty IN the afternoon
each day. DR. Eddy Of Staten Island, attended me-
anu succeeded reducing Tho plruri>y bat the above
fearful symptoms setting IL. he said had the consrlni
ton and was beyond cure. inquired Of him whether he
could render any permanent hcp snd nc told me nc
conld had heard of the Of Rev. Redhei AID
Williams of New York, ar! after avGins myself Il
knowledge The effects OF Carmnanda upon them
and description of the which 90 clearly sci ortn
my determined 10 Try one bottle. Aiies ASH. hall
af the first bottle found csiu,rg ht!le strength.
and my appetite began Increase by the lime hac uses
the whole bottle my and fever had lett me
entirely after had used = bottles threw on mach
blood mucous end pus have been number q!
quarts great the quantity that my ireAas thought
inpo>s b!c could I'VE sitter so gluc loss OF blood
Or. E. Immediately called and thought iaust no% die
but from this ecca me!d rariy, anal now ssiqai'c
strong and able walk the streets VITA lille fatigue
commenced taking ths medicine last August snd ain still
using IT, and do sincerely believe will complete PER
feet cure from What I has already done.
JACOB SLATE.
Port Richmond Staten Island Dec 20 lS4l.
IL proof CT the correctness of the above statements,
can refer Henry State 81 Factory street, and James
Slate, oil Greeasch street, two doors uorth of barto~
on the West side of Greenwich y. y, 10 tsyseif
Port Richmond, Staten Island.
To d. H. C. THosr ls1 G-ccuwch arc. Y. jl52'
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g Lewis Campbell tried in Boston on
Friday for having made an eSsanlt#upon Mr.
Moley, with Il suoinerug bug, with an latent to
rob- |, was decided thu, soothering bag coaId
not be called a dangerou, weapon bet the prisoner
was iougd .,ull:y.-
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q Cadwaader A. Blanchard, Teller Of he
City Bank, Boston, was on Friday arrested on a
charge Of ealbezzling SIS 900 of the funds of that
Bank. II seems he had loaned SO nlech Oh checks
to B. Il. Odorne, the defau,iDg lc!lero Of the Ea-
gle Bank. Both are now in custody.
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T. Tie ciIizen. OF Oswege opposed TO l!le Re
peal of the BaiNrup. Law held greet meeting Oh
tic llti. Almost all Of boih ,alligs parlcParceI.
Hon. Alvin Bropson plcsIded
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s5A SOSAl. GCHLEY.
DE 10! 8SoAow,S--N:w Lose Room.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

tfa2 Z -h,spcst and bcs; <ciec;joa OF DRY GOODS in
this city can be :,sad AZ e. II. KENr's pa Cea,rc-
street; between Grand and Broome HIS prcseu
soeA consists of plain ps!i, figured aEd chcuc pattern
dou'ssin DC LANES, al prices Tor Is, IS I'd, IS is Cd.
L. q, Sc yard Rrochu Sh&wls Of all colcrs, quail
lies 2Rd ps"r,, FOR los, is Sos. 22 2+s &c up
eror os s. 81 and SO asrSc quantity OF white red,
NeioH aud FlsuEcS /, Cd Is 81, ~ g Sd Is.
Ac. ereuca. English and American rrin,, or al. 81.
81 ~ lUd &G up TO the latest designs of French Prints
Tor !. Cd per yard. together with fall assortment OF
Cloths. Crs.sercs Ssnc;>. Ve>try,, Shirtaes Sheet
l. iucn>, Linen n,rn.a, Tow esgs, Canhrcs, Jscs
nets. Cros5srh. Swiss, Book aud Null NuGs Gia CHAINS
Cloths C.v-r, &c. Sold prices sn tho times,
at No. 4i1 Cen.re-strcct. i. II. KENT.
P S.Nl Kinds Of Hosiery and Gloves ofali lu,ntite'.
y. B.-Laltes sEd gentlemen beyHg Gloves here viii
be allowed 10 trythcn on.
u Try mo and kaon you will call sgsiu d
III
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MARINE. JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORk, JANUARY 1872
-siuiuture a lnnnac.-TAIs DAY
-ur FULL SEA
Rise. ls Sets5 9!Eiseell Oh Sets , 50 10 A
--latest Dates
spt,, ....-... DEG. 3 HA7gE DEC
,.rv-,Ep sol -. DEC SEw-oALEASs Jan. i
the rest Steam-S nip, 10 Arrive
r.o, IIyrsPooI FROM LIVERPOOL
tsrI.anu.a jan. .aedsnla, ieases fsp. !
PIE steam zip Leave
-Uox ro,Yn, F.,r
,,,,,S;.1a. Tsh=i Ca edonia, leaves. March
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cLgAsrp SATURDAY:

SATURDAY:
SIM. SiIye de Erase Wledarhpldt Havrc, bolton
Foo, 4 Iivlug-,ou; Orleans Ses.s, e1-Otleans, :" IN
Nelson. ,,..-=p
S..clsa Bark Alha-tn. Maurtson, ROTTERDAM boor'
,san, Johnson 4 Co,
Brs. Sra-s.r Bree,or, Barbados and market WIN
rur,apgs. Neptune, Crockett. Galveston; Linden -v-
er,orA Mobile S.ursis Chairman; sr sTIg Lacy fuht
ig-.t,n Cleuacr;- 81 Vincent aid market ri II nooei
6r b.ir Ready Rhno Halifax, Stokes AntnonE hoea
70 Cooa D-ri.B. GEO Badger - Pcek' bf brig fe!rh
.,,,5 Huyhe. ~ Johas NF Stokes 81 AntSoRr
S.h-. Return. Kellogg. Wilmington NJ; Cnailes +
Tbo,p Sm;h. Wiimlngton, Nc Caroline RICE, hfFaia-
ch,coia Pos. s. Paip.; Tso-n beaEeit, fhiiadei?his
J " hspptor, Beiel Norfolk
,asIvrp SATURDAY.
Bark S!roa Can., 10 ds I'm Sydney Cape Breton coa
srs su. Elzs Edrdge, IL d, Apal4enieols, cotton
10 ( u Hurlbui 81 Co.
Packet chip c pn, 10 d. IN London, nidz
10 Junn Gr.~sd-
Bri, vandaer, Berry 10 d, I'm 81 DoniOs. mahogany
Br. Nsuh. tan 70 d. IVA Apsaca.co!a, cotton &c TO f
d Hurtbut i Co. -
Arg Clinton Lyon ds fa Charleston, cotton &C to &
Bukev.
-csr Protector, Lake I'm Vlrg
Scbr Ame .can, Virginia, oyster
Slcoo Francis, Cox! ell, Virginia
MEMORANDA.
In, reported thar ina snip ashore Jersey snore
~. Frankfort from New Orleans and not tae h2rri'e
/ irou Cation.
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n III O.

WITH directions, the BACK OF each and around each
box Of the genuine .ozeAges. Avoid all others they
~crhies:, else Injurious Dr. Sherman the only
Me,liested Ioz:nge manufacturer America. His ware
gbse log Nassau door above Ann-,.reet,
\. No. state street, Boston, and % South Third
-trect Plnelphia, BRANCHES of the original estao
=l.hment Agents this city-llo and BIB Broadway, II
East Broad way, le- Dowery, 22l Bceckcr, TT Hnnsnn
ana o5 William sirscts Brooklyn at 50 and U.s. ~; W
Tor Irrn JI} ihI1o.
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"a The PmladelpIa North American publishes
an extract OF a letter from Mir. Gross, Wee Cunsu!
at Matanzas, announcing his Liberation after
confinement OF iwenly.one weeks
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10 a Mr. Bubbitt of Pinckncy, Lewis county
was killed on tho 9Th, by tree falling upon him.
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GJ All atiruy took place over WHISKY bottle, at
Washington, Tenn. OH the 2oth ;4it., ii WHICH
Peterson was Killed by stone thrown b.
named keiil, " no acted IN sci. defence
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ch;l.sran,. Hricks.-Sep Of blocks Ii ;ne
bricks. better fitted any thing Else 10
u.e aad children froms year ana nan 10 Nv {
wear. Ct age, and relieve the pailerce ." '
sale al the Exchange Lycean, 3i5 brau"ey anu ueo
Cuh,ne,. showing the elements and structure OF
the Globe Cabinets Minerals, Shells sud otheI eePai
msus OF nature. articles Ct sciea"hc
AIN