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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

NOTICE i. nrreby gwen that the magnetic Telegraph
Will be opened FOR the OF the Pubic on Tuesday
morning. the xItn inst between Newark enc phaneipms
al the charge heretofore published Communications
By Telegraph will be received, and the postage
paid the Office OF the Telegraph Company In me oa.e
ed and II O'Clock, A NJ y BIS and r s 10 convey
lh-m TO the station 8, Newark; and communications VIII
also be received from Philadelphia VIA Newark al me same
place. about 81 and 10 a. NJ, L 3D. q, and 10 r. NJ 40
additional charge Will be made on account OF hese speca
messengers :. - -. :.
Communications presented at Newark. a! any time be-
tween suprse and 10 o'clock, P NJ Except The ordinary
hours for pubic worship on SundayI WIZ DC immediately
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day. ,,,
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In case the communication By Telegraph a. be inter-
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By orsrr OF the 5osrt Of Directors
;oe s,;..od T. NJ. CLARK Secretary,
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FROM THE COAST OF AFR1cA-The schr. Mer-
;e,t of New.York arrived at Charleston the 18th
from the Coas, OF Africa va Port Praya Cspe &c Verde
nrze 10 the L. s ship jamestown, Commodore Skinner.
rhe MERIDIAN, sailed from Havana the lsh June for
TN, Coast OF Africa and first captured by H. B. NJ.
soop Cyg1a on the Coast Tor having been engaged in
the Slave trade and carried Sierre Leone where her
case was tried but they being able condemn her,
she was released. The T. 5. snip Jdmestoun. Commo-
dore Skinner arriving al sierre Leone shortly after,
wards made prize OF her and sent her 10 the United
States for udicature Capt Larkin the original captain
mate and seaman. came home in the Merchant
Passed Midshipnan B. Balch also came home Ia the
Merchant The NJ has on board gunpowder muskets,
caliro Gc
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General Notices.

70 Dedication OF the Free CONGREGATIONAL
Church, Sullivan 81 bet" Houston and Prince ss-
This will BE- opened S.bhah for the Worship u
the Triun- Gnd with the following services;
Rev j. s. c. Abbott will preach IN the morning a. :
O'Clock.
Rev D. Cochran the Pastor. will preach the Dedication
Sermon IN the afternoon ct O'Clock.
Rev. Edward Wed. of Paterson, N J. will preach in
the evening al Z o'clock.
The of the building aud furniture has been
about 600 tits finished in neat and chaste style and
pondinzv The object hos boon
where me regular worship of God may be attended
with little bring 1t within the reach OF h and
those no have nothing TO pay may hear the
Gospel Without ey aEd without price"
Near Yort. 29h Jan'y. 1886. ta9 Sis
u Firss Anniversary of KnckerbocSer Di-
vision No 81 Of T. and Banner Presentation AT The
Grecne-s Chuch-Frdsy evening, Jen 81, al O'Clock,
preciseIy-H Oh. Geo Hail. G W. P. will preside
PROGRAMME.
l. PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Bangs.
2.Opening Ode by members Of kn;cherbockeT Division
No 81 5. of T.
s. Opening Address by Rev. W. s. Balch
4..Sngpg by KncserbOcker Union Daughter OF TEN
s. BtSN presented hy Broher Of The Division and
ceived by P ". P. B. s Whitney.
6 Seleei piece Of Music by C n Brlkiey.
7.OsArroN hy Hog. 3. I. II Oakey
5..Music by Choir under churge OF D. Deu!RresE.
a..Address hT J. 4. Polsal.
To- .Sngiug by C. II. BIklev.
li.Adfress by Mayor Clark
s WHITNEY, J. z HAVENS, D. w. ANDERSON,
T. ?. HEALY, ]. 7. RUSHER, Committee. l2s 2lis'
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O.D NASH, Aucloneer-s,oro lss Ful,on...

D. D NASH, Aucuoneer-Storo l3S FultoH-st
A SSIGNEES' SALE-Estate OF GaIrn = Porter
hBucber-The following Les.es and property viii DO
exposed public auction for sale the highest bidder by
undersigned. the Merchants Exchange on III. s9I
OF January instant al Il NJ being the whole III. estate
an T. porer, OF No. Ia West Broad ay n this city,
butcher, excepting book debts household furniture and
clothing assigned by him for the general benefit Of cred
itors, 10 Joseph JenAin.. Uf this city, VIZ.
The Lease of The House Store and Lot No Sls Bread
wav for yesrs from 6rs May 1876 rental Of S60O
payable quarterly and house rents for S.o per year.
Purchasers will be hound consent OF original
lessor MIR Robert Watts as,sr which probably
be obtained.
The of the House, Lot and Store No. IA West
Broad way until nrst May 1871 al rental OF $3.50 per annum
8. The Store Fixtures and Stall Tools, Benches Scales
Wsights, &C of Bucher-all In the said premises Ia
West Broadway.
l. Lease OF Lots and a Lease OF three Lots with
House theT all situate In 50htL Sdavenne for len
from first January lat6ths former granted by DR..
g. Vgn Dor-n and Sarah h-nan and the letter by Dr. g.
Van Duren rental Of S0p each ens, per year, PAYABLE
quarterly and taxes-(purchasers obtain written coopsps
To assign over This property Is not In possession hut
shortly will be-
Information property value and particulars will "
obtained application Ia Thomas Warner, Attorney for
assignee. 10 City Hall place, rs St.
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Y Mr.. Robert F. Carson late Treasurer OF
Clinton Co Pa recently arrived a, Harrisburg and put
up at Coverlys Hotel and Monday last he averred
that his trunk mad robbed Of $4,000 which ne had
brought with him pay into the State Treasury de nss
since been arrested and held bail suspicion OF hav
ms robbed himself
IL The ST. Louis Republican says:-The steam
ct Sarah Ann sunk on the 10th, two miles above
Cap au Girls in IA feet Cargo and boat will be
totally lost. The Sarah Ann was owned by Mr. WniIe'
her pilot and Mr. Wagner and was uninsured.
rEP Henry Noses slave, has heen tried before
the Hastings Court Va for the murder of Della Fisher
free mulatto and found guilty He is to be hang
ed on the 9th of March next.
sJ59A State Temperance Convention assembled
at Harrisburg on the 25th and organized by the
choice OF Rev. D. Norris Of Bucks Co. as President
fgs@ Rev Dr. CLEVELAND, of Cincinnati, and
previously Of Salem. Mass. and Detroit. Mich, has
preached his farewell to his people, and is about
to remove 10 East Boston
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COURT CoaaloS PLEAs-J0hn E2sh.on VS. R0bT!
C9ekuO Owing 10 the protective duty on Iron Wire MI
an Eugli5h capitalist, erected in 1Sf4, extensive
mandatory in Twenty ffgh street near the Tenth
avenue Ia this City, and brought out with him a
number Of sklul wOrkpen for the manufacture OF all
air.. of wire from the largest the smallest He has
now 30 or 50 hands in his employment The plaintiff
WI, one Of the workmen who came out with him Some
Mle difficulty occurring, plaintiff left the employment.
when Mr. c. detained his tools. considering he had a
len upon them for advances. They were repevined,
i,he present action brought to test the proceeding
Verdict for plaintiff, vAuiug the property at SO. For
plspta Mr. A. VI. Lyon. For defendant Mr. f. Terry
Ru Morris VS.. JOHN C2anCey-The defendant took ii
INTO his head on the evening of the 18th Oct last to at
TEMPT playing the Police officer which ne WIS not at he
corner Of Dover and south He struck plaintiff some
,s,ere blows with loaded cane. and when This was
taken from him drew penSuie, az Is supposed, and
ma lie stab Al plaintiff when in wardng it of received
wound in the left hand the knife entering between the
little FINGER and adjoining aud proceeding in the d
rec;ion Q; the wrist Action Is brought for assault and
battery Verdict for plaintiff $50 which is sufficient in
cases Of a. & 10 carry full costs.-For pt Mr. J. C.
Blake For dit Mr.. I. : Henry.
B,Gistd & Johnston VS.. ThOs ". Cd.nsdu Th0mds I.
Frrts and James p PoHd.-The plaintiffs are proprie.
tors Of the United States Hotel They furnished in July
1874 dinner TO the New.York Fusiiiers and their
quests the Boston Greys charging for 2O2 persons who
sal down 10 dinner S55i including wine aud brandy
each at 81 bottle balance Of about $500 is said TO be
s,i due aud action is brought against the committee
who ordered the dinner To recover the amount lhey
DEFY being liable The case will be resumed this fore
loon For plaintiff M. q s. Hitchngs For defendants
Nc.srs Crawford & Yenua and j. w. Strang.
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. SEE FOURTB PAGE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Bark General Green. Of Camden, Me Clark. from hio
De ia, GIRO 2Sth u,, with coffee Griunel. Minturn
& Co. Vessels ef, before reported The u u mas eS-
perienced very severe weather on the coast.
Brig Porto Rico Center Ids I'm Georgetown, SC, win
lumber 10 Badger & Peck
Brig Abby & Amelia of Pittson. Ne, Colburn. Is os
i'm Atskspss La. with sugar and molssses TO Peck
Van Bergen Left bark Louisiana Spsulding loadg for
Philad brig Virginia fo- Niork in days Schrs Mer-
chant Bragg. do. day Ophier, Ballard do,
Starr Ballard. do do Colorado. Church just arrived I'm
Kingston, JAM Brg Tampico, for Niork sailed days
previous
Schr Napoleon Owen. DIS I'm Wilmington, NC, with
nsvs! stores. TO DePeyster & Whi,marsh
Schr Sarah Charlotte. dis I'm Newberu NC, with a.
val stores 10 Medad Plat
Schr VIM Il Harrison. Pnsh,4 ds I'm Washington, NC,
with corn. TO ] Taylor.
Schr Repeater Northrup, I'm Washington, NC, with
schr penonsr & Josephine, hneeland, I'm Middleton.
NC, with corn
scsr George Enes. Clark, ds I'm Boston, mdzs.
schr siguer Mel I'm Philsdephia- With coal.
Schr Eine line Van Glider, ds from Richmond, with
cost. To Henderson.
NC, with nsys s;ores
SAILED.
Ship Elsiuore, Proctor, for Cork and a market
RsLoW-a bris upkS0wu. Wiaa Sc,
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Court Calendar.


COMMON PLEAs-Ths Day-Nos. 80, 49, % SO, 4o, )
s. IL, 80, SO, So ., l09.
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A. q. FUTILE, Auctiuueer.
=. Of i.y, Rnh

A. Z. TUTVLE, AuctiOnecr
DEREMPTORY sALE OF Sleigh Robes, MuaIs and
4 Fancy yurs-f.r account Of whom Il may concern
FUTILE 4 DUCLUZEaU will cell, This Day, at 10
O'CLOCK No SS7 Broadway, tho entire balance of stock
remaining uncaed for Of Furs Sleigh Robes, Aufs &C.
dana sed by The late fire. for vi whom II con-
cern comprising general variety Of goods adapted 10 The
present season. and viii be sold In lots sut
as the whole closed and delivered previous the
February and tiers large Involvement for persons de-
srous OF supplying themselves with articles in the Lac
Trr,rs nah
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-. u. NASH. Auctioneer-Store iS9 Fulton 81
FERUSTkE>' SALE OF Household Furnure-This
Dav friday at 10 O'Clock, At lSs Fuou.t by orter Of
largo quantity Of furniture comprising SOFAS h-
and dining tables Pur and centre bes looking
glasses Brussels and ingram carpets stair do bedstscs
French do book mahogany and csneseat chairs sth
err beds mattresses beding, solar lamps, &c.
Furnishing ArclrsA lao on account Of former pr!ctas
er a GUAM itY OF arices Il IN Lat sS L. LIS
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The MoRMoNs-It is stated in the Jacksonville
Journal OF Friday last that Major Warren with posse
Of the Hancock Guard had passed through that place,
having custody Mr.. Thatcher County Court Clerk OF
Eancock County. who on his way to Springfield
there to be tried writ of habeds corpus Very re-
Gently Mr. Thatcher was removed from office by the
Jsck.Momon Commissioners OF Hancock County, but
be reusedto deveru the books 10 his successor, and
Rackenstos the sheriff; ordered 10 arrest him Inc
attempt OF Backensos TO execute this order produced
srat excitems in the roUmpisole were drawn
% both and the efusion OF blood only prevent
ed by The interference of Major Warren. De took
Thatcher the books into his custody and informed
the Commissioners that he would take the clerk TO
Springfield on writ oil habeas corpus and have him set
u Ebcrty Major Warren gives il as his opinion that
he Mormons wi, not leave in the Spring. SO we have
Jared and 30 sure they do not, there will he more
hood she'd ISt, Louis Republican Jan. ~.
~ The steamboat General Harrison was re-
rsn,iy sunk -hor, defiance below Columbus, Miss on
Der upward trip said her machinery alone will be
aved.
n A young woman at Meriden, CT recently
walked distance oftwelve miles through the snow ior
awaeer OF $500, which was promptly paid her and nc
Questions asked.
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/. -, .. M.-t,s.pIace 1s..sv. e5b,aoa 81,

Lot OF Ct. Marks place, 1s.av. IS By Gin. 1900
Do &c Ea.aV. do........ $3.50
Do do DO do---...... $3.50
Lot on 7th-st nesr 15ta~enue, i5i By 81; f one
side and - f the other ------..-- on
Two los or st1-st near lstavenue, IS f, 10 In.
BIZ 81 4, 6 in-S2 700 each --..-.. $500
Lo, on 9Th 81 near ls,-avenue, dimensions $50
Do do 90 do----.. 400
Do do 90 do---.----.. 2650
Lot on 9;h-st near avenue A. = By % & IT,. 2lO0
LOT on avenue A. near gth-st 20 f. in by liz f. 3H0
Do DO lOtAsi. do do. $500
a, an lO,hst near avenue A. - BY % II aims 2I0o
Lot on s-enue 4 l3:hs,-, 25 II 9 ms bv
1901 .,............ 1890
Two lots on l2th-st near avenue A. "a T. ina
b. 1913 IT in., 1920 each.-.--........... a.4oo
One lot on StuyvessDtst, corner of l3.h.s,
about 81 Il, front. 81 Il. rear. II r. ms On orc
side and l03 f.: 3 ms. on The other. AGO
One lot adjoining on l3thft p II 'ns. By l03 f.
--:-----------.------ l.4Ol
One lot OF 9thst- near lst avenue, Is by % #
IL ....-............ a425
Lo. on 9h.st aes! lst avenue, 23 by % t. ms 245c
Do DO DO p Or 92it.4 ms = iGC
Do do DO 25by irs 80
Lo: on 2d.svenue nea. I0th-5t. d by l25 t. 2O0C
Lot on l., do do % f. in. 81 100 IL. ol5C
Lotion DO corner do same .zc 3ooc
Lot on llth.st near lstavenue Is by 81 E l0in 1850
n. on do 10 do COG
Lot on 2d.avenue near 9th St 81 #. 3,ins By
los ---.----..---.-. 29oO
Bv Geo B. Rollins
The house and lo 81 barcayst. p by 100 IT,. $3.50
Two story brick house and 10. Is Delsucey, .
by 90 .------.-.-. fVVJ
Two story brick front house and lot 50 Delaney
st. p by CO. --..--.---------- asoC
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In the bark General Green from Rio De JanetroJames
n Moore, of Philadelphia.
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STOPPED-Supposed 10 he stolen q quentily of Silver
- Spoons which Is wanted at lf. Cherry
Of iSn ST.
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lurtion Sales.

|
RY BASGs .i RfcHHKDs 8 PLxrT.-s.Or.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. Jan. . and 80.
lection OF Book. mostly sod In Qualities consisting OF
Standard wo,IA, incuaay many Ga, LoOdoa Editions.
IoyieaI Books popular S.aies. Boos embracing he
dessbe Text yoos. large variety ~ s>hos Clsss.
cal Books Blanks FOoscs2 sad Lssy PsSss. as Bbiss
'0''1t'i NETWORK sPRiyo TRADE SALE
The Forty-seeond Regular Newton Tsss< ssss u
Books Stereotype pla:o., Le he vii .''aa.ecN 81 ~.
conssnmen'. of The above articles 'sr,staa@J so-
liciied.
MONDAY, March 3.
STATIONERY SsLETThe usual sale Of Psper ga
dsy. for which eonsigumenls also solicited.
The usual cash advances will be made goods when
Invoices ID be furnished by the ara, of February
next. when the catalogue viii be quito pre.'
~ COITON * GO. Auction and Commission Mer-
I chants Nos. liS Futor.t and 81 Ann-st Liberal sd.
vances made coDsgpmc-t-. end prompt returns made.
FRIDAY. I>:. so,
At ft O'Clock, the OF Division and Jefferson sta
SRHxiFF SALE ~ VALUABLE FAMILY GROCERIES, COM
prisng green and elac tess White and brow sugars old
aoap, sperm aud cw candles, sy-ot oil, CASTLE soap,
wesi India chee.e, lard so fkina prime
butter sperm oil, hams. dour, sc.
Also ie assortment OF Aisdera sherry and old port
wines other liquors, all OF the best qualify, sua6e for
family
Also large quantity of superior Havana sssSr, of va.
brands.
Also, scales weights, fixtures Of store. &c.
Also, one horse, grocers wagon and harness, &c-
SATURDAY January 81.
AT 10. O'Clock, al sS Broadway.
Shers sale OF quantity fss and worsted cords,
iassels giups, ew6roderes, Nc Also lookinsglasses,
show cases desk. &c.
by JANIS NJ. SiiLi.hk-
ID TUESDAY. Fen. 81, 1916.
At lOi O'Clock, At the store No. ? Liserty-st
Doors, SHOES BRoGASsl,A0 Cases Soos, Shoe, and
Brogans consisting var,st-sui,able for Southern
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, February 5. lstS,
At l01 o'clock the Of William P Miller, SIS GoldsL
opposite Ferryst
5000 Sides OF Sole Lesther together with quantity OF In
shed Calf Skins Upper Leather in rough and other aces
In the line credit OF six months.
J. R CURTlSS, Auctoueer.
EANCY GOunS, Hardware and Cutlery Sale
JACOBS PLAT VII! sell hi. morning al 10 O'clock Rt
- Plail-st 30 lots Fancy Goods ard Cutlery &c
Also, \ f, Casks Jamss's Euyish Wood Screws.
Also, 5casAs IA and 10 link twisted Trace Chains
Also 100 doz. London black ard blue Writing Fluid.
Aso 1910 gross pearl Shirt Burons
Also, 100 Birmingham Pattern Cards, Fancy Articles Cor
Silver Ware, etc. etc.
Aso, so prs plated Candlesuckg
Also, 500 cards 6no Scissors and other Cutlery
Catalogues ready. Terms mos. for sums over
SlO0 approved endorsed notes. ltS
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CHEAP RELIGIOUS PUBLICATION

CHBAP RELIGIOUS ~ BLIUATION
a. CHEME.-Now Ready, Vol. LIST Of Works OF the Eng.
S.h Puritan Divines. beautifully printed In limo, and
handsomely bound In cloth Ea. OF the volumes Ill con-
tain $50 pages and will be- published every three
mouths. Subscrbera TO the first four volumes will be 70
ceve them for 81 So payable in advance. The price to
non sub scribers will be so cenrs each volume
The vouIn-a will be enriched with Biographical Sketches
OF The Authors Notices upon the character of their
works by di,tiDg uished Dvines.
The design Contemplated in the present Scheme 10 to
bring within reach of all classes OF the religious public
The invaluable writings of the En-. Itch Puritan Dvines and
while the series will comprise works by we'll known
authors such ~ How, Baxter. Bunysn Charnock, sc,
many others Will he printed in grent measure un-
known Every work will be printed without sordR-men
The first volume consists of various Worso from the
Writings of John Bunyan with Life Of The Author by the
Rev James Hamilton.
c Cergymen collecting the Of five subscribers,
and remi,tns the amount pubhers ha receive the
SIKH copy gralie. WILEY PUTNAM, Publisher,
ia Sts l6 Broadway
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PAINE s. BURGESS, 60 JOHN-ST.
WILL PUBLISH ON FRlDAY-over the Ocean. or
w Gim pses of Travel In Many Lands, by Lady Of
New-York; vol limo Paper 81 cents, cloth IS cent?
This work will possess interest from the novelty
with which lady's observaors cothe ume-houorud
scenes from the great variety Of incident which the
gifted nurhoress M Instruction and amusement
of the public" ON SATURDAY,
The Mus.ca c. with Songs TO Ieeten Study; BY E.
Ives Jr Price IS cents.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Musical Spelling Book BY Ives Je; q cents
Beethoven Collection OF Church Music. by Ives, Alpers
and Timm; 81.
This is fret series OF Books for Schools pro-
duced Amedcs, that Jrds The of Isschp Music
in all the Of progress through which II must pass
when treated branch Of general education tn. plan
embraces the eminent Dr. Frederick Schneider Of Ger
macy OF the Able Meinzer OF France, which
the most approved methods Of Europe" jz7 5us
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of the Vermont Central Railroad a, Boston, the quesuo
oflocaion between the Gulf and Mortified routes was
finally settled by the Board in favor Of the latter 1t VIII
be remembered the Chief Engineer was in favor OF the
Mortified route-the estimates showing that route to be
cheapes. by the OF si23 900.
The Hudson Gazette says that the Hudson and
Berkshire Railroad CO. has failed to pay the inter
est on the State Bonds Issued in its favor but has asked
a suspension OF payments to the sinking fund on the
ground that the State has permitted an opposition line
to be set up he Albany and Boston Roed) which has
reduced the income OF the first mentioned Road from
$4,000 to less than $4,000 per annum and thus crippled
It's resources.
The subscriptions to the Hornellsville Railroad
reach about 100000.
At Trenton, n. ]. petitions were presented In The
House for charter for the proposed Rsrasd from Do
yer TO Paterson to connect with the Paterson and Hud
son Rrer Roiroad
1t appears by the report OF the Treasurer OF New
Jersey that the amount efrccept during the year in
Guiding balance Of s6099 OF from last year. is Sl32
49, So The disbursements are. for ordinary expenses
OF Government Ss30s4 a. Extraordinary expenses
viz publishing the Constitution, and Gov Haines .
Proclamation of its adoption by the people in all the pa
per of the State and incidental charges properly be-
longing to as, year 927l 90 Repairing the State House
building offices SC SO 5sj %. Lunatic Asylum appro
prations sl3i75 81 making the whole expenditures Of
the year sl27 23 81 Balance in the Treasury s527s %
The estimates for the year show that there will
be balance in the Treasury TO meet extraordinary ez
penses $40 1874 o. The receipts OF the School Fund
from Feb 18TH 1915 to Jan. 10TH 1886 were s764se al
and the disbursements for the period, $4,000 CO.
paid to the several counties for the support of Common
Schools.
The report states that the NewJersey Railroad Com
pany have promptly paid their tax due the Presentyea
and the transit duties Of the past year. amounting to.
getber 10 Sl9.344 "a.
The leading items of the situation Of the Bank of
the Valley Of virginia as compared with last year
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Boarding.

DKIVATE BUAKD Wanted by single Gentleman--
fnrnsh-n room, with full partial board In prt-
vate family where other boaders tsk-n Location
desired in ghborhoDd of road hstwesn WI lie
and Spring line addressed 10 L. at this Office W III
aith attention IL
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SwEDENBORG LIBRARY.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED No. 7 Of tho above Library.
i SubI-ct-' Memory In the Other Life Price 81 cts.
The No will treat of Correspondence acd Repre-
hentaiives In Heaven. Trade supplied by
1913 3ds- JOHN ALLEN, 1879 Nassau-st
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SAILED.
Ship Elsiuore, Proctor, for Cork and a market
Below bris uakEowu. W;as Sc,
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IA MS BOAIfD.-A gentleman wi.hss board Ia IL
w pl.ssan: family I.ay find agreeable home
Breakfast aud foil hoard the Sabbath Reference
y-n md r. cAived Address " this Office jSD Stis-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

IMMATURE AIsAsAc.......rHI DAY.
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NTANTED-Asi situation by Yeung Man from the couu
w either in bookstore groeery-would devote
his whole time his employer References given u
qpired and would have objection go South or West
Address T. NJ 3. Tribune Office. $50 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

PURSC ANCE of an order OF Tue Sufrox aie Of The
County OF York, Notice IL hereby given all pcr-
sons having claims against Mary Hesk.t late OF City
OF New deceased IN the with the youe-
ers thereof 10 the subscriber o;ce of O. W. Surs-
vsaf No Wel-s In the City Of NewYork or before
the third day o August mex. Dated New-York tbs t~e"
80 Iswsa JoSEPH HEsKEyH, AdS.asustor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

yJANTSD-5y very tidy. respectable German Girl,
w situation az chamhermaij 10 do general work -
Good reference given Please apply at 475 Broadway
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-30

xATASTED-By respectable Young Womau, sua-
w do the cooking washing aud ironing of private
family Beat OF references given. Apply i62 Mongome
~ az front room up STARE 1870 2t-