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LECTURE ON paRgNoLoeY FOR BENEFIT OF

" DR. VORTEX will deliver lecture on the general
principles Of Parenoogy Tuesday evening merit ut half
past seven O'Clock, m the old Baptist Aircan) Church
Abundance IS ccntI-proceeds to be given Orphpn Asy.
LON. de ~ "
PHRENULOGICAL OFFICE, CORNER or MAIN
AND lfrH SIS, Isles ROW, for Examinations
Nall hours.
~ FouRTH LEcTURE Of the Course Of Odd Fellows'
Hail. Monday evening, at o'clock, 29h December.
" DR. WoRsTER will explain the tempersments, tnd
give practical illustrations Of their combinations. Gene-
men admitted for IS cents with any number II Ladies'
Some citizens will DO publicly examined at the close Of the
Lecture Those interested IN the Advancement Of mind
education, ard health, will attend, dc 20 IL
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NEW BOOKS.


HARPfR's Il.LuMiNArsb bale, go. H-Tbe presrn,
brngs the sacred Lusr Chap NIX. ia-
usual admirably
The concluding numbers viii sanpe sape
InarninatoHs ~ calaIs as tides, fronIpieees ETC.
PASTORAL IIPE AND ARTS oP THE ANCIENTs ineud.
the history OF silk cotton linen.
weaving
,peDdtd'y embellished vol.
etaporar prooucuop n OF and
rious Information respecting the social
and Of the derived ra,e and
nno- instances sources why naeeesp general
Pew VI. be oui To claims
suFbypx large of important matter respecting this
interesting destdefatum IN elasseal archaeology.
PARKRR'S AIDS 10 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I vol I2mo
This volume designed to promote the etus
the student in the art OF composition will be found
llry the author having introduced essential improve
las plan and vel - I.aera thus
great enhancing IS Tsl.s.
HuLhE5s LIFE OF MOZART-fFom ng No 4 OF Harper,
New Miscellany MUSLIN EXTRA-PRICE so ets-"The
cham this that good
eannot hear Of IL TOO soon = To Style which
wod alone have suced the production Of Interesting ant
sinking narrative Mr. Holmes untes depth Of knowledge an(
musical appreciation aud remarkable We
cordially for pleasing addition
cal Literature. Examiner
Por sale AZ the Bookstore OF
de 90 DRINKER MORRIS.
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sAsps sAssArAsiLLA-1here ehaneersle vegetable
med enss oh eh give ibsu important advsn
rmde. ye1re without Saving behind
h ~ We know that the Of even Of
qhnne w anet ths constitution ssd produce
bit ahhoosha should sasds daily ssr,<s
,es amer hsd eeass< 20 ~ rsndy
would eoaie<s 20 ths Of HE health thaA
wise. 10 innoeuoas etesps TO The nsisAy seroos
hnrs evil dyspep-is, soas complaints .sps ri.swosu
seavy sah ees sample srspsios> ke-,hsss ausek diseo
o.. and d'ps SO bs, ~ As Patsas ssssrs health
conservative influence.
For further psreuisr and eoaeissve svsnss sspses
valve pamphlets which - osissa ssss
sratis.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and rca and erpostatIes
~ SANDS Co. Druggists and Chemists Build-
NO broadway comes Of Chambers New York-
80, a,o, y Alley DuVAL Co. Agents. Main street. Rich
monn, va Price pst botle, n
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- IIoR NAV 0RLEANs-Fira pnnkni.

Hkff Hnsius fdbLy's LineTo sal 10Th January 1896.
The superorfast sailing Bug ORLEANs Capt Vim nyw
Bamsre NJ s1lss above. Fof Geight pas
.sg seTsgc passebsery Apply pafa boafd
I.udlam's wIiaII of ~ JAS FfsHER's SOSs,
UAsKfNs \ LBBY,or
DEE WIN ROWLETr.
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CosxI1iosrR's Orucr.

URnASsA. MipDLxsrI CorsTy, Tee. 9Th, ls45
The parties the foregoing order interested will ake notice
at nave MED on TUESDAY the 2+th February 1896 my
once in the Pown eomene. akns the account,
required BY said order which hey required
10 attend with all the enable
my aeues under this order. RoBT. HEALY,
de 2e-law4w conmi..o,.,
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LADIES, SALE.

Ladies s.s. % sssis, 10 eomp.tins tho House Of
worship occupied By the Grses Street Bspss, chusch
VIII BE- son'nsed during tho week. from 10 oeloeA A. MI.
eseh DAY. s.a 10 o'clock. P NJ six door bslov - e.
saanse nsah' ms hoped the eo.@sniy win s.eosrsss
this object, By calling and parehs.ias ssch .rss. . ,hsv
may desirs los lhsr own Me- or N pr,..a, a.
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CHRISTMAS PRRSENTS

JOSEPH BoNAVirA at No. 10 West Main Street respectfully
- announces the receipt and opening splendid collection Of
articles IN his line suitable for Pesehs o
days-amorgs which vii Ne found every Please the
invites examination A. o.
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CHEESE. HAISINs, &C.
LIMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE.
y Pine Apple and Goshen do
Bunch Raisins, in whole and half boxes
Dat Meal, Scotch and Pearl Barley.
yellow Splh Peas. Italian Mseearos-
hainss superior French Mnssrd.
Preserved, Brandisd and PeheSPeaches
Preserved Fiss Apple Orange and LINES.
Crosse h Bnehwers London Saucer.
Ja-t received per sehr Greenway, and for sale by
JOHN CREME
dec Is3 Main n
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ENOR CHRISTMAS AND NEw.YEAR.-
hlrrs assortment ofswectneata suitable for the season
consisting IN pau n Preserved Pine Apple Orange CTR w. Idnes
Peaches Ghgef &c Cuuam Jelly Punss Bunch Rssns Chon,
Curants and IN sheH Almonds. Anchovy Iob.tsr shrap and
other ESTEEMED Sauces Muoon and Walnut Csisup Cspe Eng
.h spit Peas haeeaoh safdnos, Tsble on Earh
Mustard Picked Pssehes. Onions. GAsrkins Beans ke
Fof,aeH JOHN CREME,
hN is3 Main o., corner Of 12th.
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FEATIIERS,-iOOO lbs. prime live Geese
Feaths Just received and for o. suit pure
de2S u. ID. CREHsHAW. BROTIJyRs a 30
The New York herald., 1845-01-28

Z TcnAcco CULTURE IN GRoRaIA.-There seems to
BE- ~ Ipnger any doubt that the culture of tobacco
is become general in Georgia The inquiries Tor seed and
information are multiplying Considerable quantities of
the Cuba seed have distributed and times the
quantity could be disposed of even yet were in the
market Next fall we feel confident that full supply
may be relied upon by friends in the interior. new
species of seed obtained not long since from California
has been used in Orange County Va with nre success
and believed thatt would be admirably adapted to
the soil and climate of Georgia. owing to its rapid growth
and early maturity The seed was obtained from
the Patent Office at Washington, and although not put
into the grond until about the middle the plants
ready to set out the other kinds in
January Mr. c.. in letter to the Hon. H. L Ellsworth
Commissioner of Patents describing his experiment
marks The California tobacco il it continues to ripen
and grow for the time to come did for the first
trial, must come into general use6rst because the
plants much earlier in the spring ay ten days
leas than any kind hav secondly, when transplant
3D. the growth is remarkably quick. natures and rpens
at least from ten to fifteen days earlier than any kind Of
Tobacco we have in use amongst 1t s large broad,
silky leaf of fne texture and cures OF beautiful color
and plants grow large feet from
point to point; and upon the whole consider it valu-
able acquisition to the planting community. The seed l
send you have come much more to perfection than the
seed obtained from you; which circumstance, think,
is favorable to its being adapted to our climate.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY az.
Cleared.

Barque, Mallory Brown New Orleans by the same; Reform
Lewis Mobile, Sturges 4 Cearman-Brigs Maria & Fanny
Iam Camm.nsa. Bahia Bechtel Dreyer Petersburg Shap
iSy Vera Cruz Hagous Brothers Go; Levant Webster
the MASTER Brdgewater Alden Aux Cages Foster Ncker-
son; Juette, Woglam Petersburg Jas Hunter Nassau
chester Richmond Allen Paxson; Mary Jane Powell Nor
tok Sturge Clearman; Adrian Walpoe do James Hunter
Arrived.
Ship Raah. Cunningham (repored yesterday from Manila
Sept aud Anjisr Oct ~ with mdse Goodhue Co.
ed Aner Sept H. ship Caroline for China; 25th brig Boxer
from Slngapoe; 28th Ann Maria from China; 3Oh, ship
Areatus from Manila; Oct George Ryan, for China; lh
Tiger for do Nov of the Capes Br ship WIN Metcalf
from Caeat'a @ Dec - lat e Ions spoke bar9as
br9ue Nauilu. from Bamore Jan 49, lat 3O lon 70 49, baque
VIOLA, "A days from Boston.
Schr Tioga, Hallock, days from Wilmington, NC. with
coton naval stores, &c to McCeajy Co. Sailed
Leyant Hawthorn, Hayana; Porto Rico, NYork
Schr Marcia Smith, from Wilmington, NC with cotton and
NYork. '~ ~
schr Delaware. Holbrook, IA days from Thomason with
lime, to master.
schr Notus, Besse hours from Wareham, with produce
to master
sloop Emma Eliza, Besse "a hours from Wareham with
produce, to master.
Below.
Brig Helen Mcleod Lands, tof Baltimore) from Rio Ja
Industry t!9xn cf New Haven, from West Indies
Also, barque from New Orleans, and brgs unknown.
Sailed.
Brig Sterling Hamilton. Savannah and others. Ship Louis
Philippe Casof for Havre owed by Jacob Bell
to the SW Spit, where she anchored
The New York herald., 1845-01-28

subscribe THE sum of 100000 within three months
aer the passage of this act the proceeds Of said interest
und VIII be loaned to the canal fund.- aud expended in
constructing the canal There appears exist very bad
eeng between the people of the Northern and Southern
sections OF the State in relation to this question: and is
possible this feeling may defeat the BILL
The Supreme Court OF the United States has recently
made decision in which the State Of Maryland and the
Banks of the city of Baltimore deeply interested
Tho old banks of Baltimore the Union Baltimore Com
mercia and Farmers Mechanics franklin Farmers and
Merchants. and Marine exempt from all taxation
except that imposed on them originality up the period
when their ginal charters would have expired ls45
but that they are from aAd after the lst January ls45
ana OF the session of the GENERAL Assembly there
AFTER liable to all the taxation which now and hereafter
the state may choose to impose them The decision
also goes to sustain the right heretofore now of the
Stae to tax all the other Banks of the city, namely the
Merchant, Farmers and Planters Citizens Western
and Chesapeake The effect Of the decision in this i'm
portant case will enable Stockholders in the old Banks
above named legally to claim Of the State OF Maryland
all the taxes ON their shares which they may have paid
the years ls4l, 42 a3 and IA And further they may
legally claim and recover from the city of Baltimore all
taxes on said shares paid to the Corporation the years
ls42 43 and IA The decision will probably require the
repayment by the City Of about 100000 to such Stock
holders and about onehrd Of that by the State
$40 0oeal the Bank being hereafter liable TO taxa
tion, both by the State and City.
We annex table showing the quantity and value OF
many Of the staple productions of this country exported
from Phiadel lOhia fort the vear an dp0 To-, voAh
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
from Philadelphia for the year ending Dec 81, 1874.

The first in the LIST as to value, stands flour and the
second, domestcs Philadelphia has much greater i'm.
porting than exporting trade but in either othese branch
es Of our foreign trade is the third city in the Union
very large part Of the Of Philadelphia is con-
lined to the coastng trade During the past year the
number of arrivals Of vessels Boston from Philadelphia
was $50 from New York the number was e4s and from
Baltimore 20o showing that the coasng trade between
Boston and Philadelphia is greater than the trade be
tween Boston, Baltimore and New York combined. TIL,
geographical position Of Philadelphia must commend
very large amount ofnernal trade but other ports now
much inferior to that in extent and wealth. must eventu
ally carry ON larger foreign trade and command more
extensive commerce with foreign nationa
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are Inactive at cur quotations, s72 A
Pearls are steady at $4ls3
BEEswAx-Prmc yellow sells, as wanted at 10 n 9Qlc
The demand is very limited.
BREADsruFrs-No alteration to-day. Demand supply
and prices are the same on Saturday.
CoTToN--The market opened to-day with good feel
ing and the bids were free at the rates paid the
last week A further Improvement was demanded by
hoders and acceded to by that the msrk
may be considered onequarer higher than beor,
the arrival OF the steamer. Sales 1900 bales.
hAr-Common qualities OF North River bale are helt
at 26c; prime at 30 60c The demand IL moderate and
the supply fair.
wHsxLy-Drudge casks are still held at 2ac Western
and prison barrels are dull at % 234c.
CATTLE MARxEr-At market liO0 beef cattle fo5f
from the south) lao cows and calves and 800 sheep
Prices-Beet Catte-We quote best retailing at SIS te
so, with few extra at cents. Market dull and 800
Cows and Calves-AI sold, utsI4aas
sheep-The market was cleared at 81 rs to So as in
quality.
Hay-A good supply, at So s7} cents per cwt. 70,
loose by the load.
REAL EsrArr-.as auction.-Terms-lo per cent on the
day OF sale the remainder to be paid on the is May
on bond and mortgage, at per cent interest," payable
story brick building Nos and 0 whitehall st.
main building Sc II deep, and rear buildings at
tached thereto 81 feet 10 inches deep; lot 49 10
inches wide in front, and % feet einches in the
rear las inch deep sde l4si the other S2s7st
lot asl IT frsnt and rear, lSl deep one side, iaa
story brick store II south street, three doors east
Of Broad street; lot % f front and rear ~ 10
% by 74fs. ................. asoot
story brick store u Front st, next east to corner
Of Broad at lot % # front and rear 745 feet deep
one side, COT the other; building covers the lot,
with the exception OF yard n square, reserv.
ed for III Broad street. l4oot
story brick store III Broad street. two doors south
Of Front st; lot 22t by rs n, with exception Of
Il square reserved to n Front st; house 224 by
SO feet; :....,. .......... ........ lsooc
Is years lease Of premises IA Mott street lot ~ feet
front 1871 rear lO9 deep side IO{ the other 5000
No ASS and 460 Pearl st. lot S22 front, s7 feet one
side, IS the other. iseoc
Corporation Property, continued Lot corner 42d
street and 5th avenue fronting on the latter, 26A
by 100 It. ............... .................. 80. l40O
lots adjoining, same size, at 5000 each. 5400
Lot adjoining, corner 4sl street. .......... lO2O
4sd streets, each 20 by 100 n, 1t $7oo. 5000
Is lots adjoining, on each street, at $40. s64O
2 do on each street ...... 1850
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 5th 1874
DIR. GOuraud-Dear Sir :-burinR NV ssav

Dr. GOuraud-Dear SIR :-During NV stav
IN New York last summer, had occasion visit your esab
shment No. Ct Walker street, for the purpose Of purchaspe
articles line consisting Of rerumery soaps &c
made purchase Of good articles and found them To-
TED soar which believe be the greatest in the United
eruptons, pimples, sallowness, tan Sc. =
say this from experiences alone face neck and hands
sores tried every external remedy could 6nd
good from them all began to spar OF ever being reIiey
ed ey anything but strong medicine which dreaded
until saw your Italian Nedcated Soap advertised the
Y9r Herald lmmedasly gave call and bought
perceived that skin relieved Of the disease aud
the pmpes began disappear and before used third
left the ciy for fear Of getting after had left
and purifier Of the skin.
You at liberty publish this and make known TO ALL
am, sir, yours, respectfully,
c. II. BRIGHAM
N BPease send by the bearer of this letter. one bottle
Of Poude Subtitle reradcating hair and
will for the Please send directions in FUN with
the bottle, and oblige yours &. r. BRIGHAM.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Road the follo1rlng.-A young Mi.s, acc

Read the follOwIng.-A young Miss, aged
fifteen named Josephine Ncles granddaughter of Mr.
mouths since and slightly broke the skin Of her limbs,
which increased until covered the whole limb from the
to the FOOT and extremely offensive and had FIVE holes
y painful and although very many remedies tried all
more obstinate and painful Seeing much said of CoNNEL
magical PAIN ExTRAcToR at Comstocks 81 Courtlandt
pIose nsslss like all The called smedis. she had
very first application the sore began heal and after few
weeks shc nearly cured and makes this statement
which corroborated Mr. Stckney family for the benefit
Of Others suffering have also used this truly Magical Pain
feet and think article that fam who
tends TO have the necesssres Z? e should pc without and
w. (Signedl
New YORK; Jan. 81, 1845.
The above named article will the following complaints
pay taksn vz-Burns Scads Eryspess
Salt Rheum, Sore Eyes and Nipples, Piles rheumatism, Be-
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
HARDWARE AT Low PRICES.

HARDWARE AT Low PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER (Agent for several Manufacturers in
Ensand offers large dealers At tIng advance on the
sterling COST E
60 Gross low priced Knives and Forks at cost Of impor
taton)
1000 Dozen superior MIL Bastard Taper &c, &C.. Files
Casks low priced Hand and Pannei Saws
40 " bright Trace chains
30 I" Carolina Hoes, assorted.
/" Patent Knob and Padlocks. . :.
Also, Hooks and Hinges, Curry combs Csndlescks Bed
Screws aud Ssucepans wrought and horse Nails,
''T'. ''" JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
js29 5tissra 10 John st. (up Stairs
The New York herald., 1845-01-28

There seems to have been some misunder-
standing In regard to the Ophean Famys Concert which
takes Place tonight the Tabernacle The folio wing
from Mr. Cough settles the question They present host Of
talent; The house will be crowded.
In the paper Of Yesterday inserted that should
speak al the Tabernacle. that time laboed under
with respect TO the of that evening My article
Ten = TO x the blame the Orphean Family I have
them The mistake the of Others and
JOHN B. COUGH
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Weekly Report Of Deaths
the city and county Of New York from the 18th day
l8i3, TO the 23th OF Jan /, 18t5.
lem Rows


DISEASES.
Abcess o. Aneu, /; Apople1y, 81 Bronchitis, Burn
ed scalded 81 Casualties Il Cholera nfanum Consump
ton. t2 Conyalsions, l2 Group 81 Ccngeson Of brain
.mhoss prGp.y in hs head q DGp.y IN y: chest py
pnerpeIa Fever ~mteat2 q Fever scarlet 3, Fever ~
shod Gout Heart, disease of q HoopnE cough q In
Bowels, lpfismmston Of lungs 2; Indammatoa Of peri
rance 2 Marasmus 5; Measles S. Old age, Palsy Il Pre-
mature birth Small pox ii Spinal disease, Il Sprue, Sur
eide, !; Teethng, I; Unknown, l. .EH
10 AeaIH9de a. % y 80 yes1 ar 81 20 year, Ia III
TO- 70 to 90, ,; 50 to 90, 90 to ioo o. nnknown,
City Inspectors Office. Jan. IS. 1915.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28

On motion OF Aid. DRAKE the majority report resolu
tons and all, was adopted by vote of III to
ComptroAsr's Report.-The Comptroler's Report was
presented and ordered to be printed for the use
of members.
Legal adpser to the TomJsA report received from
VIM Cox, keeper OF the City Prison. in to the re
solution respecting Henry A. Fay, EsI The report set
the Committee Police Watch and Prisons to see to the
prisoners wants provide them with counsel &c. with
view, II the experiment proved beneficial to pass an or
dnance creating the office legal adviser that he CON
tnued in the prison until about two months since when
finding that the voluntary contributions OF the prisoners
whom he had served, which the only compensation
which he received not sufficient to support him. he
had left merely giving the business the benefit OF his
leisure moments.
Exclusion Of the B6Ie-Ns Bible appropriations
Aid. BUNTING offered a resolution directing the
Comptroller to pay Of the school moneys to those
schools from which the Bible without note commen
had been excluded and also resolving that the Common
Council do not appropriate any more moneys to such
schools.
Alderman HAsrRoUcK rose and spoke till he was called
to 'time" by the President, opposing the resolution
Alderman MILLER followed in support Of the resolution.
Aldermen DRAKE then moved the previous question,
which was adopted
Alderman SEAMAN gave notice that he should move
consideration of the resolution at the next meeting
Alderman BUNTING then moved a RECOMMENDATION at
once, which motion was carried
Alderman HAsBRoUcK then spoke for another thirty
minutes
Alderman MILLER replied
Alderman SEAMAN moved for adjournment Lost.
The previous question then put and carried by
vote OF 10 to 8.
The resolution then adopted by vote of 10 to g.
At IS minutes Of II o'clock the Board adjourned till
O'Clock tomorrow evening (Tuesday)
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
FOR THE PILES.


nn snS ;, ni every eity,
FILE tLECTUARY has been introduced the CRAFTY.
ing intelligence Of its excellent effects by the
proprietor In hundreds of instances il has umphed over
cases which were deemed incurabe
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentleman from Brooklyn Long Island. after using
obtaned the medicns was suffering severely from attack
Of the Piles and for months had been afflicted
headache accompanied by distressing sensation the
There about the head but the body
arms were always dry and husky The medicine the
fles cured the headache and
std natural perspraiion the whole body and
in better health than have been for years.
Intensely from their continuance informed Mr. MITCHELL 265
Bowey N " that their complete removal effected by the
use Of the Vege able Eectuary This individual had tested all
but slight ne6t This Remedy however speed
y manifested its happy adaptation for this complaint and
satisfactorily convinced the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Eectnry has attained based solely upon the
This certifes that ued DR. Upham's Pile Electuary
than year ago. for Piles Of which complaint cured me.
st uie IT when occasion requires and prefer other
medicine 10 obvate costvenes morbid accumulaons
"a the stomach and bowels and purify the bloodand after
having used great variety Of medcne believe this be
perior to all others. THOMAS WALL,
=. Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
New York, March 10, 1914.
Sold ia this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
physician confined TO Office practice for the
Chronic Diseases No 1876 Bowery Medical advice in rea
tion to the above any other complaints gratis.
Pnce OF the E!ectuary, One Dollar Remember that the
Eiectuary an Internal Remedy and external applca
st. Office hours from A. M to sP. M
jy2S 3mdGWsm
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
By Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALrIMoRs, Jan 26Arr Al media, Ryder Boston Sisters
small New Yo,k Sid Ann Barney Mir, kineston ia Cld
Cromwell Barbados and market; Helen Frazier Clark
Portland. Sid Chesapeake, Post. NYerk.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
City Intelligence.

CAPTURE EscArEp CoNvIcr--It will be recolec-
ted that few day since, Joseph Thompson, who
fenced to the State Prison for burglary escaped from
the hands Of Owen W. Brennan the Deputy Sheriff who
had him in custody To day he arrested by Mr. Bren
nan and officers Stephens and Gil. Hays.
GRAND LARcENy.-A female ne'er do we'll named Mary
Cannon entered the premises of Susan Johnson No. l42
Orange street. Sunday and throwing Susan upon the
floor, cut from her ehemse roll Of bills amounting
to about $780, and from her cap about $40 The money
tied up for safe keeping in portion of Susan un.
der garment.
BURGLARY store Of r Paypher, in soth street be-
tween 9th and7h Avenues, entered few nights since
and robbed of about 90 Nuria skins
MORE RscuERY AT the Upper Police Office another
owner was found for portion of the Manahan property,
and another charge was made against him.
* D9Qrs Omce-Jan. 27-FoUND DROWNED The
I'D an inquest at the Aims House to-day on the
~ - man who found at the foot of 10th street
~ OUnny When the evidence came to he taken all the
yUoov 18th which the messenger enveoped the case,
lfGe1 He could not be identified He is mulatto
r. 5<rnk IS wears of age.