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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY Jan. L.
n During divine service yesterday at the
Church corner Of Fourth st and Lafaysnep'soe "o'
man named Mary Clendinen sstempsea 70 sad 'no'
Crosby Of 24s MERGERS he passed through Tue oooy
...Abou, 70 O'Clock les, night Tho' Adderton drew
= knife and threatened to KIN John stiwel He was
taken csre Of
N Charles Ross being short OF funds removed
the deposits 10 the pockets Of Peter Harvey consisting
81 a and ssndrss for which he required to show
cause.
o. VIM Fleming, late q soldier IN the U
Army in Mexico and who has been IA years In the
vice Of he Government. died yesterday Of nsnia 0tH
At lN Dasns-st Being longer Efficient S soldier
ne was discharged. thrown upon his own resources and
A. 1, common 10 such cases. took to rum for relief
n The lower part Of the Second Ward was In
total darkness last night Not an oil lamp survived Ill
o'clock.
u The Young Mems shifiier Association No. l.,
hold their first annual ball ct the Coliseum tomorrow
evening
r. We notice In the last number Of " The New
York Organ ths, T. g Arthur the well known writer
to be regular contributor TO that pspsr.
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WATCHES. JEWkLRY and 81 sil,., , w. !, !


0Nwonderfa preparation the afflicted have got whist
they have long and serously called for. Not soli-
tSry In the sale Of twenty thousand bottes
known falling 10 do all that wss expected Of f. IL acts
HE magic n AL rheumatic sseenons and psns Of all and
all sores Of any description. either
the app cson 10 made, aud 10 lime than any
grant and sgreeabe-o be used upon all ages sxtsr
nay and Internally and fear Of taking cold ssr its
Mr. Janice Murphy Of The Bowory Line Of Sisgcs says
Aa sayed the life Of Of bic and 10 using twenty
dozen not bottle has failed
High Bridge this place gxoce sef groce has been
nssd without failure Mr. Arnold Mason and Mr. Ssmu o.
sossrs ealdsrs Of The bridgs MI Msaon ssys thai ey
ese Of taree bottles bic rheumatic pains have
saurely ersdcsied Mr. Roberts gives nss he opn-
- go Wa oae Of the great causes u saving hssne
. a. ~ ~ ssaased from fall. To Do bed Of " John
o. sna ~ The great ces,rsl pkpo Harlem Railroad Once
e'v hsu "a large eesiss ~ = oeen Dss bauls nso sm
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MoRr oy rHr sroRN--Loss OF LIyy-The Lou
isve Courier Of the llth syes account OF the sink
nS Of ssvers and loss Of life attendant there
on. says the storm was which tor severity has
rsrely. II ever been eqaaled Western waters
flstecsts were sunk property destroyed steamboats,
were damaged their ehimneys blown overheard and
the boats themselves placed in situation critic that
they obliged to seek hsrbors with the least poss
bic delay.
Durins the storm the night OF the 9th inst two ca
nal boats We're lost At Hsckford's creek just above
Rockpcrt and three men were drowned-Austn Fox
and man whose name was unknown. OF this city ard
Jsmes Manning Of Pittsburgh Philip Riley OF Pitts
busgh the Pilot OF the boats James Haskins Mr. Nc
Closky and another succeeded in reaching tree
in The river about hundred yards from the shore
Here their situation truly horrible The night
wss excessively cold (ths hour WA about midnsht)
they were wet and benumbed and II impossible for
them % roach shore receive assurance before day
light Riley frose 10 death while sitting . limb Of
1s i've His companions tied hs body 70 the tree with
hsir 10 prevent iss falling into the river
kAshins had his feet and .fnges very badly trozen
psvd panhsm the second pilot. WA very badly frozen.
eesn 80 indeed that he could not speak for sixteen
eees ~rAn ~ the name OF Gully also troze 10 des,h
ue ssmc one and near the place, coal boat
oSnso y VIM Nasc, Of Pittsburgh. was lost-crew ali
ssvSo rec same stcrm also sunk seven boats loaded
with coal iying the leesviile landing Two Goa
boats were lost st Crsisss Bsr below V.v.v A IA
eostoaded with 800 barrels aour va. .l., .unk 4
Twelve Nile Island
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NoHkwx AND HUDSON kA'tSoAo--Ever since
The elose Of navigation this Company has been a,,rs
very heavy treishuns business The amour, OF Ann
received ct the dtpo;iu this city for the week eadns s
dsy IVES SIS, bsrrrls But this only constitutes NAV
part Of The business done. efmpse In Montgomery.
q about the depot al the quantity Of hour WOOL butter
pork &c which now literally al that street viii seot
osv,ncr the owners OF the stock that their agents seldom
get a chance to take long maps. and less to play
fAibsny Eve Journal Thursdsy.
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attention OF Hous-keepers sad Others 10 particularly eel led
To Willss Patent Right and Len Screw Bexs-sis which
recsiw.d the premium al ths late fsr 81 the Amsrs Ia
.itnte These Redstssds proof against veruin of al
knds and be put mp or takr1 down In ono minutes
time. No better proof IL wanted ~ N. superiority u
these Bsdseads all Others than by stating that whia
the FIVE years thirty thousand u them hsvs been
sold The public are respectfully Invited 10 call and es
anime Tor themselves
Also Cote. ~holessls and retail. IN In
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sis. Ard Be Gztler esacted,
And all advertisements made under the orders Of the Post
mssierGenera In newsps2er Newspaper Of letters
uncecd FOR IN Poet Once shall be inserted Y the paper
or papers Of the Town place where The Office advertising
msy be stused, ta-iAE fk LaT segt etroli1ftor-
Ssu Pert QfSe Lsrr, pasrsd Mgres ;, ls+s.
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- TANNERx FOR SALE-The ssS.rr1., =,
ss. he mysrsas wos . - a' De pss s-.
ahished leather business coun~essi Win he am.
good aces IN front cf ana rooa ~noaxh for ,.,,s -
Der yard N sdsoa 70 lss aasery esainxs Il easssio.
q IS sor.- power Which lSss,ssr sss steam ssss.
rolling mill brk,mill. hide NIL and punrs srd al 4.
'.s =. =. . !. rod order ard ssp.sls q .aains ss
saetins esner oasiaess not founi IN psrs Of tt-
tnned ssies ore-n slsnghief hides eas BE- bo1xAI q
Tbs Requires bet small Anoanl nvesr n ksae. "a "a.
one tine Henioek barb q ne Se.g Quality esa hs ~
moderate capital as.ri, .ufeess ~ =. ~
fsetsred, .nd freight 10 Newvork "a -sther BAT 81 g.
home for iess han sis per sassr.s 's'' 'ssn ''d
This suuery has eesn built foar yers end vii n.
lsnssry .aa par Of he paress.. esa - ps,s
Dsifoit sieS. Dee 3 KS " ins raf psm.
- ST. JOHNS PARk.-Tss splsnsA hssssos.
Fl No - Lalshtsi rear hudson.Psrs. 81 privaas sac
beng i9af soIy b.iek dwelling, bui IN The bssi
%AsnsS Al. so,s o. over Zoe under ne .aps,aisui
convenience 81 n front BY - n deep iots ,ssss wk
sne Srcs stable on the rear Two Iks q ne purchase
sPPy.o ANTHONY }. sLEEckER. AselOas~r.
LEY BrO.i.s,.
- FOR sALE-A tso story fism. house ana .s.bl-
= die between he 81 ssd "a s,ssSs.. N nsS.,.
eishhst Possession can b bad imredls,ey. iussirs "
Us iw' :. u VAIL rs 6r-eawich-st
AVAILABLE FARM At AuCTION.-A T..
ssrahle farm AMI residence will Re sod rubls s.s
on "Wednesday, January n, fss7. bei~ lhe ho0fs
OF - NJ ant W al The resience Of NE sUbs rlber
ne farm % which b resifes SAID farm staaief
al Longhih. IN Chshsn township. Morris Co lying
on ne Pssssic River and within mes ~ lkc Morris
and Essex Railroad The farm contains y srrrs cf sops
nor quality and about a. ol WHICH exeeent grain sad
and "a h2a siss " cultivation The remainder 10 IN The
very bes u meadow sni pasture. Win psorortlon VI
woot-s Ia coed fence an well waterrd with
failing stream two good sppie orchards u the cho.ees
Kind offu also, peach orchard 81 some 70 re-s shun
good substantial house barn. with cellar house
hay house. csfriagr4 house. housesu and "a
good repair On me oay viii b. sold The sioSs snj
rming utensils fOfpsrticulsrs nQac of he -abscrihci
% oil. LAW, s9t Broad o. Newark
y BIZ the shove Jaw should prove stormy The .ss
viii take place tne aeu TAR day ISAAC MUM
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Law Courts.

FCov.r OF COMMON PrEAs-Bef Judges Ulsboefer
lnerahArn and Dsly--D c o ons -Ne'e- YORK Bn.t
xesy Mu-- Non Rssdesfs-ln the matter of the attach
uNnt sgsinst Israel d. Condit and Aaron Peck non
resident debsorsTais 10 the case OF petition by per
sons proceeded against resident debtors to prove
that they were not liable 70 such proceeding
but carry their business In this city lat ia water
d a. extensive dealers In iurs and hats &c and they
vote In Nsw.Jersey Their property however Is mainly
here and their business 10 carried on here We have
repeatedly held that where the defence reside in New
Jersey or OF this State they could be proceeded
against ~ resident debtors although they had place
have a double residence the one within and the other
without this State II has been regarded as bav
ing double residence within the State and in sd
joining counties II is going Tar as the idea OF non
The defendants seep In Jersey, their families are
there end there they vote and there they are to be
gaTded residing This statute has been construed by
us In this view The object OF the preceding Is doubt
less " carry the question to the Supreme Court who
VII, II we are in error apply the proper correction.
Ordered that the defendants allegation that they are
Ja~es II Pss vs. wv Walis inpleddsd sOih Geo Wa
ssl-on note where usury plead and the note not
business note Verdict confirmed
Hsvy Tobias We Dssais and Janss Sadli9 There is
doubt whether James Ssdlier OF the partners knew
Of or assentsd 70 the note which was accommodation
The immediate party evirs accommodation note Tor
general purposes mus, ps IT, although he may not have
received value. partner who did not know o. the
aote or assent IT, Il not bound unless the plaintiff
bona nde holder who has gwen value for it-l+ Wend
l3S HI ESQ., There on contract In which a
verdict may be given ssNnst Of the parties sued
md not others such as nrm note which prime fscis
includes all the party cleared may only be entitled to
sosts he anrsasonably and unnecessarily made 8
party q R. 8. let cd Gle 90 New trial ordered
Sost 10 abide event
There were also some decisions appeal from Cham
Ter and demurrer.
evYyalon CorRr--Refore Judges Jones Oakley and
vsndsrposl-De CT 81 IN s-FredrsoA c sup vs. Geo
~ L~s,s-Appeal from Marine Court. Judgment re
vsrsed
Edss-d Waile, plaisr,f We. a. AeseH defsnd
sst n err.-Appesl from same Court. Judgment sp'
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Itmsy be sAd thai this preparation Is indeed In many To-
stances eyes Ina blind" The proprietor does pre-
l-ud II course, that The Roman Eye bsssm viii rrcy
structural arrangement Of the visual organs but where
that dersn cement 10 merely functional however had hs
may he he does most confidently recommend as
Of the nosi extraordinary remedies that employ
Ell by any oculist The low price Al With u 4 sold VII
not pay for a. s-ing bong ls1 Of crTthcstss bat shs
proprietor testimony offered gfsuitousy, nfceai -
convince any one ~ he unequall-l remedial powers
Prepared and sold by HFSsy Jonssos, Chemist AMI
Druggist (succes-or 10 A. sands "a Col rs hrosi~sy
corner Chambers a. la the Granite Bulldog SOLD also
loo Fulton-sl and n East Broadway rdcs rcsuts p@s
ar with hlll diree uons DIS 2in.od
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Boarding and 6oiels.

BOARD AT NO 81 CORTLAND-ST.
TWO Or THREE gentlemen eau now be secommo-
i dated with board and single apartments II required,
moderate Terms. ~ Inc
mo IRT-A room and bedroom with large pantry,
i all onnecled. on very reasonable terms 10 small
family or single they be plainly furnished IN
retired quiet gentee house where there are no children
verv suitable for a gentee English family. who be
accom- mod sied In English style, Immediately Inquire al
the Northwest OF Thirdsvsnue and Twenty SIKH
81 jls 81
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KXylNDOW 0Y.Aes--ssoe boses Window Glass on
" bsrd 10, sals By WARRINGTON RICHARDS,
Hurins.snp
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AMERICAN NET AND SEINE

and 5eines a all descriptions
lVlOf American manufacture, from the smallest DIP ks
20 the largest class Of selnes capable of taking 600 bar
res haul for sale by the Union Wharf Co. Province
town,l and WiLLiAMsI STOVE,
B-Neis and seines Of any Kind made al short notice
and all descriptions Of Net Knitting at very low prices
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RETURNED

Bark Wiihelinins hence for Antwerp, returned III
)nseq1ence Of having sustained some damage.
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EARM az AuCrION.-l

IT. A>OTICE.--rh steamboat IoLAs u
now read Tor towing IN and about he bar
Dor. " H. Al persons are forbid trusting
any one on scoanl OF The boat owners. as % b,
viii be paid ~ their contracting. Bf WOOLsFN
iis sw'
~n- FOR sAIF- sica,nhOst FMFRALD
Izsss.ls - Sing thu foot Nurrsy.t with th-
privilege ~ her Route fron kingsiar ~
New fork Inquire 81 WILLIAMSON VAIL
ian ~ ltI Wrsf At <e,x.lDrk
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MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.
WA, annual messing u the Director. Of ths Con-
psny held 81 Macon on shs 5h inst dividend q s1vu
dollars per share declared which vii be ped W ne
ssoc kholders here 81 his date The M day peofusfy
p-xl Z, the BAnh " tho STATE cf Ne~Yorh ny order "
ne Board, IIi5 lNl tsignedi J. O pohsss ssfr
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List Of Letters Remaining in the N. Y. Post Once,
Saturday, January Is:
r. Pleas. rs4aoa Tie DATE Of hs lii tn siGeA ar5
re adceffsed LADIES' LIST

ore adcevffsed. LkD11
Atkins, Sarah VI
Ackernso, Mr.
Arnold, Misc Jane Augusta
Appel, Catherine
Banner, Mrs Ann
Baker, Mrs Caroline z
Bsbbift, Mrs : $
Barnet, Mrs z
Baislee, Miss Elizs
BEN Mrs Annie
Bebee, Miss Msris
Brennan. Bridget
Beach, Mary
Bird, Mrs Rebeca
Brown. Mrs Msrgsre,
Brown, Miss Harriet
Brown, Miss
Brooks. Mrs Edwards
Brothers. Mrs. c J
Brown. Ann
Brown, Miss JenEeile
Brown, Anna
Bugle, MARY Am
Burte, Miss z
Buckley. Miss Aebors I
Burnes, Mia ElenOr
Bullus, Charlotte j
Buckingham, Miss Eliza
BRYAN, Miss Martha
Campbell, Ann
Chase. Miss Mary Am
CHAIRMAN, Mss
Clark, sarish Ann
CLARK, Miss c
Clark, Catherine
Carpenter. Miss Margaret
Chapman, Mrs. Jane
Cain, Miss Julls
Casids. Miss Ellzs
Crane, Mrs Man
Came, Niles sldfbsirA
Csvler, Mary
Carroll, Miss Margaret
Garter, Mrs Fmesles
Creevey, judith
Clinson, Miss Mary
Crisp, Mrs Eliza
Collins. Miss Almirs
Coffin, Mrs Caroline
Coles, Mrs Jennei y
Conner. Miss Alice
Coughlin, Mis- Bridget
Cornish. Mary A w
Cogeswell, Mrs Ellen
Cunningham, Mrs Catherine
Chyle, Miss Mary
Day, Mrs Mary n
Davenport. Miss Augusta
Drake. Miss julia
DeunestOun, Miss Flizabeli
Deney. Miss CaroliDe {
Dealey, Jsneanny
Dhggs, Mrs Phebe
DELANEY, Mrs PbeOe A
Dorety, Miss Mary 5
Dolsn, Bridge
Doors, Miss Ellen
Doty. Mrs Cynthia G
Dummoni, Madam
Edwards, Mrs
Edwards, Miss Jane
Edwards. Mise Susanna
Eilansh, Mrs A
Ellis, Mrs
Elwell, Mrs Jane
Ever, Mrs Martha ID
Everett, Mrs Catherine
Franklin, Mrs = 2
Franklin, Mrs = II
Fray, Mrs J A
Farrol, Margaret
Freeman, Miss Mary
finnerO, Catherine
Field, Mrs Sussnnah
Foser, Miss Sophronis
Forsyth, Miss Franc es NJ n
Fowler, Mics Msris n
Fowler, Miss Ameis
Foster, Mrs Phpbe
Foster, Mrs Charlotte M
Fox, Margaret
Carver, Mrs Patrick
Gray, Mrs Robert
Gale. Miss Margaret
Gardner, Miss Susan II ~
Gardner, Mrs Anne 2
Green, Miss Elizabeth n
Gleeson, Mary
Gormly. Miss Mary
Herston, Bridget
Hsskill. Mrs Frances T.
Harrington, Miss Catherine
Haywood, Miss Ann
Havens, Miss Susan
Hart, Amy
Hazard, Miss Susan
Hinckley, Miss Hannah )
Hore, Mrs Ann
Hollenhsck. Mrs Catherine
HoRg, Miss
Hood, Miss Elizs
'Huyek, Miss Elida
Humphrey, Miss Susm
Huston, Mrs Daniel
Irwin, Miss Mary
Jones, Mrs Betsey
Johnson, Mrs Catherine
Johnson. Mise Catherine
Amelia
X OsOing, Mrs
Kerbery. Mrs Mary
kean, Mrs. Lucy A
Kempshell, Mrs Ehza
King, Mrs Daniel
Lynch, Miss Ellen
Lawton, Mrs Mary A
Langdon, Miss Cara X
Lawrence, Miss Mariana
Lauwsre, Miss Marie
Lane, Mrs Margaret
Anl- 4
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

IpvrarlsrD ~ IRE TRIBUNE BY RrciAL ArroIsrxXsr.
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xU-A NEw-NORK -. -Ypszx17uKl
as2s;,caSSp fslE RAIL ~ sSR&f2e

~ROAD LINE NtnfsY
trraHrsmeHf-ro comm-nce Monday, December TN ~
For passenger. each way daily sscspt sundaysi
Leave New YORK from the foot III Duane-ss ocloca
A N foe Plsmont Rsmapo, Monroe. Chester, ocsh-a,
Mlddetown, Ousvr, and all the iniermeds ate places
Leave OlsyNe at7t 4. NJ M,ddleto~n a. 2. Uo.her al
"a sni Chester ~ o. A NJ for New yors
fsrs hstw-eg New Nok and Ou-riie 81 81
freight from Ne~Nok wiz BE- received ~ the foot u
Duane Of board the hsrg-s samuel Marsh and Henry
sgydsm j. one VI which ~ leave the city Of ocost
VI. on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana ssgnrdsys
freight Tor NealOrs viii he taken by tho train lssvns
Ousvile al O'Clock NJ tho shove mentioned lhs-s
dave IN each week pec A. istS A.
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Gitnalione. &r. tl1anteo.

MEMORANDA.
The rivers snd bay were free Of ice yesterday mornn
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CTOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE, and sio1. I

STOCK OF GOODS FOK SALE, and s.or,fo
bJLelThe undersigned offers for sale the stock OF Dry
Goods consisting principally OF staple goods late IN.
properly Of william L. Hall 81 the store siely occupies
I6ewssn Henry and Madsou sls In the city of New Yo
together with The privilege Of the .IoIr The oesiions
large 'front.' in depth about feet has been newly
up with sky ghts back and with sir splsr
did mahogany top counters and desss u the most modern
style The .lock Of goods small but consists almost
nrey " staple goods and persons commencing business
i.es and properly for hsmseive. The goods viii BE- .oa
advantageous terms, and To be disposed o. imfae
As,ely 10 close trust. JOHN III. TURNER,
nECEMBER REPORT Of n. M1t1al Life Insgf-
lIanee Company Of New-Yofk. No. 20 wstsL-This To-
sdfon during tho month Of December Issued sghtynns
To Merchants 4 Tratss. Sero Clergyman ....."....
Manufacturers ........ 81 Physicisn1 ........,...3
Mechanics ............ VI Lawyers
Jlafks ................l1I T-srhefa ...s....s...s
H0tsEkecpers II Brokers .s...........s
Aucuoneers .......... 81 flanlefs s..ss''.s.s'
Ayrut. ............... 81 Teller Baas ........
shspnasg-p.......... Il Jgstcs OF Pesce......
M-s-Drer Of GRAIN. II Ohcef 10 Nsyy........l
rsfme"''''''.''''''.' " Totsl Lives Insured -
MORRIS ROBINSON President
sswL H.SssY, Secretary. -
MrsrUss Posr. N. ID Physieisn. So broad~sy " In
NOTICE.-Ths. ab.e ri,sr. having gareessed NE =.
persons csnIooed sganst manufacturing or pepsnnf
The sane o. Other vsgetsb- tbfoas substances a. soDs
tn.e for Gunpowdsr srf n0tice her.by gwen lhs a.
persons 10 any way infringing said Psisu Hight VII %
prosecuted according TO s.. ...,vo ,a.,. ~
We VIII DE- te11I W ''nu*t Wv s..sFfI>1xs,| -
M la "a South rroDtst rhilsdsphia
FIRACU OHCHAKD COAI.--tirsi easlny, fross
ne yaTd scrcsee3 and delivered free u carnage 70 AM
/ oart of he city Il the following PItces
broken 9per ton gs.,....'.ss ~ per ~s'
! Slave ......... 40 do Sut......-. q ~ 40.
| n ~ NgsT cor. Of Albany and W Arlington sts
! u6As snd knserssAp sno ShsnJst
Az ATER PiPks- Csss iron Water Pipes VI vrh~s
w slses on Asni, and quantities for~Misd 70 osssf-
/ Apply To WARRINGTON kishAhps
| I'm W os'ess ss
DAGs.-Tss highest mafssl Dfcss pad IN e-A ioI a.
IL kinds of domestic Rags. bsggng b.s hcpe ~, Ses'
,,-,@ Burning alp
HARDWARE PAPER, . sswgess ssssS!'"s'H
"a sBarEns alp
nRINrING and ali oli~r siads q rsPss male 70 Or
Surfing -s,ip
DLEACHING. POWDERS q hs ess as cn '"'
ID salsY CYRUS W. sa,l,ss s,,s
JIG Nv = - -
DTN1KRs', BANDD0xI JRuSEh -. 20 sss"
- sSas !" '~''' sBustng-slis
5Sy1zPFINa fzfGk q Y ssss' g. s.Isy
A VSs;at e g. sssi sit e. =. q .ss,as,
| S,SRIM POWka-So lss Win ROMA Apply we
/ 81 SssA ssnas corner VI Svsssy ehAsI q -
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Dated New.Y0rk, December ,, 10.
WILLIAM JONES, shsus
FsEogsIcE l.. yuLrE, Deputy 5her.n. d wkds
n
AttOrueysfOr Attaching Creditor,
A fs,.er Is Wal e. k-w. Yors
by ORDER u norri. so-iies, E.q- supreme coan

III Ut N.7E'
ID NOTICE her-by given, mat an stsfh-
nnt he. .sued ssin-g the estate o. Thomas Johnson es
po,re.idrrt debtor and that he will be sold for Ne
payment Of bis db- unless he appear and discharge such
st.arhr-nt according 10 aw within nine months from NE
frst caon OF his notice and tina, the payment 81 any
deo due 10 him by residents VI this sse and NE delivery
10 him. for his Of any property ~ithn mis- sAe e--
on.ng To him. and tho transfer VI sny such properly ~
lin are forbidden Dy law, sEd void. Dated April I'm,
lst. WELLS BROOKS, Any. for Attaching Creditor,
al lswsn sprnxvilie, Ere County
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nEDsrtAu~ ukD-TkAD~.

The largest assortment ever Ofefci, ~
sale At MARTIN WiLI.kRD's Bel
Mattress aud Feather Wsrerooms, IS
Chatham Of. corner Mulberry o. IT..
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ROMAN EAR BALsAM-A specific

ointment Tor wesk ami diseased eyes. sui
HS mhsmmsliou OF the eyeuds ami sure
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n The lower part Of the Second Ward was In
total darkness last night Not oil lamp survived Ill
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oENTLEMEN's LIST.

ROBERT II. NORRIS. r. NJ.
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There were also some decisions on appeal from Cham
Tor and demurrer
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Nothing particular was done In either house
of Congress yesterday. The drain on the trea-
sury has, however, begun well. Oil, appro-
priating four millions, to pay certain Deficiencies
in the war, has passed the House, and is already
reported in the Senate. 1t must pass. This Is
nothing TO what is coming. The wants of 60
vernment will soon be tremendous, for there is
no prospect of peace with Mexico Mr.. Polk
has exhausted his diplomatic powers, and can
do nothing more. Congress must now act,
either ia the way OF getting peace, or of carry
ing on the war. To do the latter, more money is
wanted, which, with the action of England,
through the exchanges, will crush all the bank.
ing institutions in the country in less than
eighteen months. Already the country banks
are exploding in every direction around us.
What IS to be done
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Affairs In Washington.

WAsmSGroN, Dec 20, 1917.
Col Rouan, Of KY, of the former L. 8. Senator
Vas nominated charge to Naples to-day, In place Of Ma
jer Polk.
Cen Houston has been reelected L. g. Senator from
Texas.
Gen Shields and Qutman visited the Capitol to-day,
and received with much attention by members Of
both Houses Of Congress They have been invited to
public dinner Friday. Nearly all the Senators pre-
sent and many Of the Representatives with the Mayor
and Others are subscribers to the dinner.
believed that the Hon. John w Davis late Speak
er of the House. wes nominated to-day Minister to
China