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S5OO REwARD.-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE,

CeEOO REWARD.-CROSS SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pCOO For the of Gonorrhea elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organ of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain.
1t makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
stricton to diet drink exposure change application
business.
We long quacksh recommendations deceive the
rnbc If the medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
speak for it, Our object notify where be had and
the challenges GenorrGa
be brought which the Mixture will effect rapid
under a forfeiture of $500.
This disease that unfortunately peryade all rank of soca
tyhgh low, rich matrimonial single. They
presented with remedy by which
selves without the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease be contracted if dose of the
Mixture is taken at night going bed when exposed
bottles with full directions
81 a bottle One bottle lasts week which generally cures
many cured in days.
For sale only VIM. H. Muors 1872 Broad way, corner Of
John opposite franklin House. New York j. Jones' corner
Of Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia and at j. NJ Smiths
i3eWashinston st. Boston do lmsr
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THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,
COMO lJrININID

COMPOSE and arranged BY P. D. lie Rec for the Amer.
car Republican party. just published No SO Anu ST
New York. r,. ~ "
This collection of gna patriotic songs and shoulJ
be IN the hands Of every member OF the party.
For sale wholesale and retail the publication Office; and
De e ee of McDougs aud Barrow streets and
James Browns, NO III Mass street. Clinton Buildings
Wholesale price 81 hunded copies: single copies SIX
cents. PIC Ct
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS q. WEISS x FIR. GRAMBSS, Professors OF
Iva Music respectfully their patrons the ladies
aad gentlemen York and vicinity that their Coton
Band prepared play the most admired and fashionable
Muse for Private Parties Sorees, &c.
Orders thankfully received and punctuay attended
Delaney also MIR Mlos Music Saloon 800 Broadway
at Mr. Joliies Music Store 1856 Broadway. d4 lmvr
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THE
IN VIZ | BIZ f.
"UE

so closely resembles the real head of hair that ceptcs and
W have pronounced the perfect and
aorJnay invention Of the day The great advantage of this
noyrl aud unique wig its being made ing or
weaving which appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both in ghess and natural appearance as 70
defy detecon its texture being beautiful
free that in all Of Precipitation evaporation unimpeded
and evils of other wigs entirely avoided The sccc
u Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting head at the
T. Barry l46 Broadway corner of Liberty
street. sairss n21 lmeodissr
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived
Haven - -
RIO GRANpE Brig Eagle at Sa!em-Capt Payne late of
schr Laura, OF New York. sold at Rio Grande.
Foreign Importationa.
TURKS IsLANp-Brg Industry-2aOO bushels salt Towner
tw Haven.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF Jew YORK. DECEmBNR "a
Cleared

sJr RISES ..'.....' ~ MooN SETS 4s
syn srTs..s ...'...4 IS HIGH WATER III 10
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TO PRINTERS
EOR SALE-Tws founts of Type, Mnion and Noup,reI
which have been used the New York Herald. Apply
at this Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS

CHATHAM THEATRE.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
co,m.n DAY TEMPERANCE .ga S E.,. :,
''""'''' r5n ' HSb j rih r. S''''''.'
c5%ie song s'''' M w williams Aii1sS:
LIrrLff q RCD seps sfDi Tia9 HOOD
WOLF sgnof CrOutsr Red Riding Hood Miss Clsmenes
moNn., NIGHT PERFORMANCE
fiHHE E SPY or P's ST. s' MhR iGs"''e' with
Broad Sword Hompp.s: ! w.'cc' Madqle Ralna
THE s sf%sisd QUEEN T.la
Demon Master. Stevens Queen Star, Mrs Henry
NIBLOs GARDEN.
Splendid Day every sa,a1d,y AZ ooioek
MASTER Of the Ciqee Il kNS .sdS.m
f ss; sSa Mime rSs' M g. h %$
A M MERRY d Pix. 8, 1sil
THREE PERFORM ANCES.
THE MORNING,
Performance will Commerce a. 10 o'clock with beautiful
oaT HEY F 81 a'Tfq FIVE ya5 5ili5 t9Y'd
The sst tssS Sas h Of %s t Hsa r0"
The M A. Tsas s.s ~ +: 4. Rs s;:.S
ss 10y s'fd
Battope vautng by the Of 20 led by Mcfarland.
feat' on the SWINGING Cord, BY H. franklin.
Comic song, by Five Nigga Mlnstres
BILLY 'f gUfToS.
THE AFTERNOON,
Performance will commence at o'clock with the grand
KNIGHTS i fES% PALESTINE z
One Horse Act BY Mr. James.
Mr. Coles DcE Star viii delight every spectator
FLYING sV CORD f By II v " f Frsaapin
i,Ioil Adventure. Of Lubin aud Annette.
Ba'toute rourbillio.s b. McFa rland.
N Turner will ride aud manage Six Steeds.
Wheuce on his War Path-O Il Stone.
Pos.arins, by Mr. Cole.
To conclude with
MILLER AND goldman.
THE EVENING
Performance will commences o'clock with the Oriental Pa
WARRIORS Esaq 81 of H IN
Elegant Exercises by the Juvenile Stephens
. Arena Gymnastics by Mr. Mcfarland.
Mrs Cullen in the of Massettos Bride.
The Polish Brothers will appear
An Operate Act called
sHEPHEkDEsS AND HER SWAIN
BY Levi North and Mrs Cole.
Posturing by Mr. Coe
Battoute vaultiag by the Troupe Of 20 ard Nc Faand
A two and -four horse act, by Mr. Turner.
Mr. Lee, tbs American Hercules will appear.
FLORA A MSD DG PoMoNA
Lost Sprte of the silver shower. Levi North
Cupids.. -. Masters w Wood, + Wood and Aymar
An African Concert
u II Stone Will appear as the Wild Indian.
Corde Volante by Hiram w Franklin
To conclude with
A HEROIC CAVALCADE.
The doozsw be opened at 6aoverture at 7-perfDmanes
will commence at IA o'clock.
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CRACKERS. CRACKERS! CRACKERS,
pARRS CRACKER EAKERY 10 Mott street, near Walk
L err street SODA BISCUIT 49,
B9sToN CRACKERS
BUTTER do
SUGAR do
Pilot and Navy Bread every other of Crackers
B-Country merchants hotel keepers and shipping orders
supplied at the shortest notice and the lowest prices
dl3 m
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE ar-famed and celebnted Pills, from Portugal
perceive TO be obfaiued in this country aae
ment the last column fourth page.
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LY0N-Cheapsst Jewery Siore in the cty-A. l..
would call the attention Of the public to his store No 90
style oewelry OF the latest fashion both foreign and Amer
can msnufscpre suitable for Christmas and New Yearpe
all OF which he determined sell such prices
not fail 70 give satisacton Ladies and enen about
chasing ewelry will Is by calling the cheap
ery store 80 Chatham Do forget the numbe80
Chatham street. Old gold silver exchange
The utmost value aivea for diamonds and other
stones. d23 lmsec
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REMOVAL.
THE FRINGE AND WORSTED STORE OF ID. M
PEYSER co. has been removed No. 60 John street
opposite the former tand or 10 William street lnec
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HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS.
A LIENS SELFCOCKING AND REVOLVING SIX
"A BORE CAST STEEL BARRELS PISTOL This
Pistol cocks and revoves merely by pulling the and
shots be delivered within the short
II is simple and more abe than any Pistol
and warranted superior any other maker. For sale in guam
titles to suit purchasers, by
A. w. SPIES co. 2is Pearl street,
Importers Of Hardware and Cutlery
Also Guns; Pistols Gun materials for manuiactung alter.
ing OF repairing Guns
Also, every variety of Sporting articles nag Inns
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Arrived,

Brig Industry Baker of New Haven't from St Thomas via
Turks Island days. with saitbound New Haven. Left
no American vessels at Grand Turk.
Schr Chief Saehem Smith, days from Eastpor with atb
and plaster, to p. l. Nevius & Son.
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Splendid Croker, Mobile VIM Whtoek JrBrigs Belfast
homs ss Fcie soa Bunker GG TIN Ps
Kits W% Sheffield Mars, (Bg DUNCAN St John, NIB soue
Psck-SchTs Ontario. Staples Cieniuesos, Ramon de Zado
Jonas Smith, Mills, Wilmington, NC. j Ogden; Miiscent
Cole Baltimore, johnson Lowden; Sarah Elizabeth Har
rington do, A Cooley 4 Co; Horatio Ames Sanford
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IDOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH
THIS DELIBERATELY PREPARATION the only that has
been discoveries for the successful extpaon of that
offensive disease of the head,
DANDRUFF,
has during the late and summer been applied and
eeted by thousands G Ladies and Gentlemen and neRone
instance, has IL failed TO effect
AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE.
recommended by the celebrated and skfu physi
SLAMS and chemists Of the day Every should avail them
selves OF is benefits and thus clear head
nt coat 81 hair is for sale by its propnetoprce
'otle and 70 cents the single wa.h in the shop.
oH s"~so v PUSSEDDO IL Park Row.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPINY
" Office sc Wall street This company continue their bu.
Of against loss damage by fire. on goods
and merchandise and also vessels their
against loss by inland navigation.
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Riggs
Thomas L. Woodruff Benjamin II. Robson,
lohn II. Dawson, Francis p Sage,
Thomson Pnce Joseph Allen,
John II. Lee John p Moore,
Moses Tucker, James F. Holmes
Caleb c. Tuns, James X. Whiting
Arson Baker, VIM X Thorn,
Joseph Drake Trad Hawley,
John G. Merritt, Thomas Morrell.
THOMAS W. THORNE. President.
GEO. r. HOPE. Secretary rnIs iyS
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor Of Music, respectfully
announces TO his patrons and the puoc general that he
has removed from SO Crosby 3i Lauens stree
all orders for his Cot lion Band perform parties &c in
ont oftown, will be received and promptly attended to-
Orders for X will alo be received at Mrs. w Dubois
Music Store No. 1856 Broadway. d20 lmsrc
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
100 BBLS SALMON; 300 do of Herring and 400 boxes
fOO 400 bbls, Of Mackerel; 200 half 10
100 bbls. Of Shad
200 do of Goldfish
900 sacks of Ashdon's SAL; $50 Salina do
200 hits Of Soused Salmon and Mackere
100 do of Sounds and Tongues
1000 bushels Of Turks Island Salt
coo quinals dried Cod.
Dc lmsec NELSON. WELLS & co. 81 Dey street.
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PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
I'm the Germany

FARINE DE GRUAU (GRUAU D'EPAUTRE)
I'm the Frenck Language
entire thi. marke resembles Sage but
"A nutrcous and pound of
as three pounds of ordinary wheat flour
Emgiants from Europe, having looked for il in many
&c o Il very delicate wholesome AID
handful is sufficient to be e two quarts of milk The
uest PnysicLs pescr G." their recovering pa
tient9, and order TO be children the sha oc
light and very healthy diet. " P'P'
To manufacturers Of Vermcelli Macaroni Pearl Grain
avery des rabe requisite they can get the right kind
The sale daily wonderful manner ing that
whatever family tries il. can hardly do without IT,
The only General Depot for this article the United States
81 Burng slip, foot of John the East River
New York City, here il be had TOR the whoes trade
oacked kegs OF IS lbs EACH quantity,
than package Itha found its way from the wholesale
in the lower part Of this retail grocefs
consuming families, facilitate acquisition every
body. GEO PEUSCHER, Sole Agent.
New YORK. November 28th. l8i3 dc lmsr
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a SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving aud Printing rs
" abishment from John street to No. 1 Beekman street
1oyejoy's HOTEL opposite the Brick Church. New York
Wedding, Visiting, Invitation and Cards execut
e. IN the first sly le OF hS ar as regards the superiority the
Engraving neatness the Printing and the whteness and bril-
lancy of the cards Persons their own Card Plates
have them printed on The approved and Fashionable
style of Cards at reduced prices. ~ ia ims
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aueuonees.
(Stsre No. So .ann street.)
TUESDAY
At l0H o'clock. at the saIes room.

Extra Sale ofeegant dry goods clothing fancy and pledge
articles presents, ewey. cutlery perfumery,
watches, wines, liquors, groceries, &c
B.-Every facility will be afforded for the disposal
merchandise OF all descriptions Business will be carried
businesa like Sales will be regular, and return
prompt this uuder the charge solely OF
THOMAS BELL, IS Ann street,
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A. A. SAMANUS,
NOS WALL STREET AND 2so BROADWAY,
CORNER OF REApE STREET,
Has JUST RECEIVED per ship CrsOyal Colon, an in.
sng Of Regaas and Medium and the Lord paper
Segars.
IN STORE,
All the various ard choice qualities OF the most ceebr
ted brands of Segars, consisting OF
Lord Byron of diRerent sizes
Port Of Havana Rsgalias and medium size.
SeguridAd medium size
yusto Saw Principe.
Large and small Yaro of St. Jago.
Genuine Turkey Tobacco of Inherent qualities
Scataratti smoking Tobacco of baltimore.
German smoking Tobacco of different qualities
The celebrated Nachoches Snuff of New Orleans together
with all the fancy SHUTS of the cay.
Paper Sega Of Garcia Perez Lara, Lord byron, sc.
Germ ~ Pipes; Cherry Turkey Pipe Stems
Pointed, Spunk aud Taper Matches with general assor
aent OF Segar Ca,es, Snuff Boxes, sc.
Bass for tying Segars and Tobacco in bales which are of
nered at wholesale aud recall ms lmsr
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ATTENTION ATTENTION!
A N ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENT can be OBJ aimed
at Barnets Cheap Engraving aud Printing Establishment
NO 70 Coutlan6ts ree corner Greenwich Wedding. Visit
invitation and Cards executed the first style
art as ards tn. superiority Of the Engraving
ne Printing and the whtensss aud brancy Of the cards
Persons furnishing their ownC ard Plates have them printed
prices.
Whiting Card Plate neatly engraved and fifty cards printed
az the low price OF Sl,o0. do 2w.rc
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REDUCTION OF PREMIUMS.
OFFICE OF THE n. Y. EQUITABLE INS. co.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
December 10, 1913.
THIS Company lnsurss against Loss and Damage by Fire
favorable terms any other respcnsbl oce-and
from this date will daduct 10 policies and
nevada ON risks in this city.
LAMBERT sUYDAM. President,
&c Wall street.
tarv.
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BRIG CANToS-There S0,5lO insurance in Boston, and
S35OO at Hartford the Of brig Canton lost New Or
leans.
BARQuE MOHAWK lately ashore at Hyannis was afoat goth
inst and would leave for Boston 22d.
Sem EcLirsE. Smith, of and from Great Egg Habor for
New York with pine wood Wednesday evening at 10 o.
clock on Great swsmp was run into BY unknown schr.
and doing considerable other damage.
SEAMEN's WAGEs-With Small Stores-To Europe per
month, SIS: Mediterranean, Sl3; West Indies
Coastipg, Is SIT; East Indies. $40; South America
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-MANAGER's BENEFIT, AND
Last NIeuT OF THE SEAsoN.-Ths favorite and
fashionable place of amusement closes after to-mor-
row night, tor the purpose of undergoing thorough
and complete renovation, and will reopen on Mon
day week greatly improved and beautifed. Mr.
Theme, that popular and unweared caterer fol
public Amusement, takes benefit tomorrow eve
ning, on which occasion the celebrated tragedy Of
Bertram," will be performed with a powerful
cast Of characters Other attractions of splendid
order also offered, and hope the worthy bene.
fciary will receive deserved and highly aat,ering
earnest of popular esteem.
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The New BRTeHToN PAvnIoN.-We learn that
the proprietor of the Globe Hotel has just concluded
arrangements for taking this splendid building for
the ensuing season. Mr. Blancard is fitting it up in
asuperior style Of elegance and spendor and there
will be ample accommodations for $50 persons with
in It's walls. And it may be reasonably expect
ed. that under the management Of Mr. Blancard,
the Pavilion will be filled at an early day more
beautiful spot for summer residence cannot be
found in the vicinity Of this city. We recommend
this lace TO the early notice of our city families.
who contemplate a removal from the city during
the ensuing summer.
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o. Thefollowing publications have just been issuet
from this ohce-No. OF Alison's History of Europe
Mercedes OF Castillo or the First Voyage Of Columbus by
Cooper in two volumes 80 ceAs; The Rocky Mountains
or scenes and Adventures in the Far West by Washing
ton Irving IS CENTS The Adventures of Ferdinand Count
Fathom, by snollett ~ cents; the March number Of
Blackwoods Magazine; also Angela Love and Guilt,
lyF. A. Durivage, I2} cents.
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Supsr iOr Z curt.

Before full Bench
MARCH 25th.-Dt cisrors.-Jsmss CahiH W. John Con-
nor. Judgement affirmed.
John M Secor VS.. Jas. NJ Logan. Judgment anirmed.
Caierie Hayrier va John Hughes. Judgment affirmed.
John ". Mead ads. w. u. Hart.
Jas Harkness ads. The Judgment amrmed
Seth 7hoyer vs.. Cornelius pspdsrbM Judgement
affirmed .tl l.
John Ke,r vs. Thomas c. Rusgiss, ct al Judgment
affirmed
Samuel Nepstadt ct. al. vs.. Charles O. Christinsn.
Judgment reverted
Ezra Wili,aarfh ads c. H. Carpenter Motion to quash
certiorari denied, with 81 costs
Jose Maria Lunar vs. the Atlantic Insurance Company
Motion denied -,
,r;sN mn be fled with the clerk Monday the Nth
inst We understand that the Hon. Judge vanderpoel in
tends 10 hold the term
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LATE FROM HAVANA received by the Flea
nor, arrived last night, the "Fano Industrial and
the Disrio," to the 18th inst inclusive. They
contain no news. They speak of Max Bohrer and
Rakeman in the highest terms of praise.
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JAMES R. WHIrINe-We are pleased to state tina
this gentleman has fully recovered from his late Sc
we're attack Of inflammation of the brain, and viii
resume his duties on Monday at his Office.
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OREGON About one thousand persons will rem
devious at Fort Leavenworlhlon the first of May,
for the purpose of emigra,ng to the Oregon Terri
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0r5- The attention of students at law, preparing
fer examination, is called to the advertisement of
Thomas w. Clarke, Esq, counsellor at law.
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NOVELTY IN ALBASY.-River firmly closed
snow two feet deep the stree sand shad ier sale
the fish market
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New HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLArURE.-In the House,
the democratic majority will be Al; in the Senate,
when all the vacancies are filled, 8; majority on
joint ballot 49, The five councillors will probably
be all democrats.
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General Sessions.
BEFORE Recorder Tallmadge Judge Lynch and Aldermen
m nd (,ednpv

before Recorder Tomadge Judge Lynch, and Aldermen
Smith and Gedney.
JAMES NJ. Smith, Jr. Esq, acting District Attorney.
SATURDAY, March u.s. Al the opening Of the Court the
Recorder proceeded charge the jury in the Of I'll
notify Mount boiler maker charged with attempt to
poison his wife by giving her powdered opium In cup
toast water. He dwell at length upon the testimony and
pointed outn clear and lucid all the conflicting
points Of evidence
Tho Jury returned into court afer absence of about
five mInuies,o and rendered verdict OF not guilty.
There several attempts in the gallery get up
rornd Of applause the delivery Of the verdict which
was pro mptiy put down by the officers of the court.
INSTRUMENTATION Crone, indicted for counterfeit.
ing silver discharged he having been confined
for three terms without being called for trial.
SENTENCED. Samuel Dewipt Jarvis entered ae pca Of
guilty indictment for keeping disordery house,
sentenced to confinement in the city prison for
month.
The Court then adjourned for the term.
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n5. The steamboat Passaic will commence her
trips to Newark this afternoon. See advertise
ment.
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Herald Literary Depot.

Herald LiterHry Depot.
All the and cheap literary publications Of the day
for sale wholesale and retail the HERALD Orrcr
northwest corner of Nassau and Fulton street
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NAvAL.-Commander w. H. Gardner, and r..
B. Cunningham, have been relieved from serving as
members of the Naval General Court Martial, Or
dered at Norfolk, on the 18th inst. and Csmman-
ders w. Jameson and G. Lowndes have been de-
tailed in their stead.
The United States ship John Adams, from Cape
Of Good Hope, last from st. Helena, was below
Norfolk on the 22d inst. She has on board portion
of the officers and crew Of the lost Concord.
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City Intelligence,

DROWNED IN CIsTERN.-A widow lady, named
Margaret Dunn, aged 62 years, was found drowned
in clsern in the rear of her house, corner OF Ham
mond and Greenwich streets, Yesterday morning
Justice Stevens called on toihoId the inquest, IN
the absence OF the Coroner, who was engaged In
the investigation. From testimony presented, it
appeared that deceased had been afflicted for some
time past with severe nervous affection, and also
that some difficulty had existed between her and
some heirs, relative to disposition Of property II
is therefore supposed that she committed suicide,
hut the jury found verdict OF found drowned.
FoUNDrLNG.-On Friday evening, as John A. Ma
son, barber, of 100 Tenth street, stepping out
of his house into the street, he heard the cries of
child, and looking around to ascerainsthe cause, a
fine male infant found tied up in neat bundle.
Not wishing to adopt the little stranger, he having
a wife OF his own, and children to boot, we believe
he took il TO the Aims House, where ii was chris
tened John A. Masvn, and put ouf TO nurse for the
time being.
DEATH FROM Fracture OF THE LEG.-On We'd
nesday night last Daniel Slate, OF PSI Delaney street,
returnedto his dwelling while in state OF intoxi
cation, and in going into the yard, slipped and fell
and fractured his thigh in most extensive manner,
the severity Of which caused his death on Thursday
afternoon.
A TAILOR IN THE ToABs.-A few days since
man named William Collins, tailor by trade en-
tered the apartments of Mrs. Elizabeth Mckinney,
of 80 Clinton street, during her absence, land carried
away trunk containing female clothing. He
detected in the act by Nathaniel Hodgson, who re-
sides in the same premises, and arrested at the
corner of Suffolk and RIvington streets, with the
fully committed on charge of burglary in the third
doop