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WAR DEPARTING lpta Generals

TNOURTH edition Tanners Map of Mexico.--George
Tempeman has received supply of Tanners map OF
Mexico 4h edition, 1877. This map selected by the
Of occupation JAM
rTHIE victoria Card Chnrades.-A game for evening
parties Just issned, and this day received for sale by
Also the Shakespeare game the Of Kings the Pick
wick cards. the Oracle OF Fortune, and others Dec 81
TIME FOUNTAINS Temperance Annual for ls47.
literary contributions by the first American writers richly
bound and gilt Just published and this day received for
I1ssENCE OF COFFEE.--Ths delicious beverage,
T. the purcst and best coffee, has gained great
popularity, only OF the great facility offers
to housekeepers and bachelors by making with tea
spoon full more or less, in cup OF hot water or mik ie
coffee prepared in the usual way The manufactures hay
ing lately attained some advantages in retaining all The IA
in the is confident that it will now give sats
| '''''''' - ''' VIM ~ JOHN MILLER,
Confectionery the only agent in this city, between 10th
and 18th streets, south side, Pennsylvania avenue
! Jan Is
n TADAME A. BAREDTT French dress-rnnper, of
IN Philadelphia, 18th, between i and + streets oPpo-
site Kings gallery. Jan D-9t
- small supply the above embracing several OF the best
vayieesbot English and Americaiil-are for sale by F.
TAYLOR prices averaging one-haf OF those ct when
they were held a month ago Jan. 10
ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
VIEW Of the Camp Of the Army Of oecnpa, tic Is in
m opieD eR the army and scenery of Mexico
bv capns D. Whiting United States army For sale
al Staoners' Hall, Pennsylvania avenue -
/ Dec % VIM. FISCHER
lrTNEACHER OF Music.--A young lady, well educated
i and every way qualified for the situa,ion wishes en-
poyment as teacher of music in respectable school or
family. She is permitted to refer TO Hon. Robert Z. Dun
lap, ex-governor of Maine NJ G., Washington d. G.; or to
Mr. John Neal of Portland Maine, whom inquiries
| be made bv letter Jan HIT
i DE.vTgL SURGERY
\ By G. ii. VAN PATTEY, NJ ID.
Permanent office and residence door Todd's Hat
u Store, Browns Hotel.
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By c. II. VAN PArTEY, NJ. ID.
Permanent office and residence door to Todds la
Store, near Browns Hotel
Dec 3f-ly
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| n TADAME A. BAREDTT French dTess-rn"sser, Of
lM Philadelphia, 18th, between L and streets oPpo-
| site Kings gallery. Jan iS-o'
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DIED
10 r,ornine of the l3,h ms, CATUARINE BRAD

On the morning of the 18th inst CATIAliiNE BRAD
FORD PATTON, aged 80 years.
Her friends as also those OF her brother, Rev. VIM
Patton ID. ID. and family requested to attend her
funeral this afternoon al o'clock at the residence OF
her brother Rev. Dr. Patton, 10 Suliyanst without
farther invitation.
On the 18th inst EDWIN JAMES DODGE, son OF the
late DR.. James Dodge eyed 80 years
On Thursday r NJ. lith inst JANIS 7. MOKANGLi
in the 10Th year of his age
His relatives and friends and the members OF Olive
Branch Lodge No. 81, o. Of O. T. respectfully IN
vited to attend his funeral Saturday a. o'clock
from his late residence No n East Broadway l32t
At LIZ Ridge Nd 5th, Gen. Chss. stercu Aidsey, %
At Norfolk 9TH Mrs. Mary1mogcn Page, consoft OF
Commander Hugh Page, q. = n -.
At Montreal 9TH Rev. Caleb Strong. NJ. 4. Pastor Of
the American Presbyterian Church OF that city, 80.
At Cambridge, Mass 9th William Pomeroy formerly
President OF the Greenfield Bank H.
Atwsrren r. l. 9th, Elias Msgoun, formerly Cashier
of Hope Bank 46.
At Portsmouth r l. eth. o. D. Greene, Postmaster.
LIGHT GUARD ARMoEY, Lafayette Hall,
New.YoIk Jan. l5 lsi7.
The members Of this Corps requested TO meet At
the Armory this day at O'Clock NJ in citizens dress
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF their late
brother soldier SOLOMON MELVIN, from his late resi-
dence No. &c Greene st. By order
J. B PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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Markets. Cayefully Tspo,ted for 7hs Tribune.
THURSDAY Jan. "a.
ASHES-The market IA very quiet sales p bbls
Pots at 5 CO. Pearls are 30 and IN small demand.
COTTOY-The sales to-day have been about 1900
bales at iull prices OF yesterday.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The transactions to-day add up
between 300 and 1000 bbls At 50 for Michigan and
5Od5 Sc for Genesee. There were free buyers at 80
for Genesee and but few sellers at less than 30 There
several buyers for shipment in market and most Of
the above purchases were for export The market
closed firm For the East the inquiry moderate In
Southern there is rather more inquiry and 500 bbls
Georgetown and Howardst sold at % sale OF 100
bbls Richmond City Hsxall' was made at Is. FOR
Meal the inquiry s fair sales COO TO zoo bbs Jersey at
3 say. The market is bare Of Brandywine hhds. Rye
Flour is O0d4 l2: Sales 500 bbls at these figures.
GRAIN-A sale of 1900 bushels very prime Genesee
Wheat made at lie cts for British Provinces and
1000 do red Ohio at III cts for milling Corn Is in good
demand and prices before sales 10000 bushels new
Southern and Jersey at 73d73 cts lot Of 500 bushels
old Southern cut brought IS cts For very prime lot
of new White 76 was bid. Rye is nominaly s59s6.-
Nothing doing in Barley Itcan be bought at 81 cents.
Oats firm. Jersey 40 cts. Northern 43d45 cts.
WHIsKY-The market is very dull No buyers in
market Bbls nominally %, Drudge . cts.
HAY-smsll parcels going out Of store at 56a62.
cents
LEAD-There have been farther sales 1000 pigs Mis-
souri at Sc. cash, and 1900 do at ~ cash.
sEEDs-Rough fax in bulk is worth l25al2s for
crushing. Sales 50 ties at about co. Other kinds
very quiet
GROCERIEs-The markets are without farther
change. Sales 100 hhds New Orleans Sugar at Ia n,
and 80 bbls new Iberia Molasses at33 cts
FLAX-Saes 5000 bbls old Northern at CTS. cash.
HEMP-The stock here JUS, is quite limited and
rates high. Dew roted American which was selling
at $50 three months since, will now bring sos. The
range is 500 to $3.50 Dressed do $3.50 TO 100 Water
roted 500 10 $500.
RICE-The advanced rates demanded by holders have
checked transactions. Ordinary prime is firm al 81.
PROVISIONS-The speculative movement in Pork il
again revived and the sales to-day reach $500 TO 5000
bbs. Prime sold at 2599 37l and Mess II 25dl 80
The market closed al the higher prices About 200 bbls
clear and extra clear sold at 2 000l2 l2. New Ohio
Pork ia held at 10 OOQl2 90 without sales. For Beet
there is fair inquiry and 900 800 Country sold at
8 IS and 62l as IS. Beef Hams are II OOdl2 90
Terccs held at Is 90 Demand at sl4 90. Lard IL
scarce, and we hear OF no transactions. Picked Meats
without sale and held high The sale OF Hams reported
yester day should have been Shoulders Dressed Hogs
are "a cts ana not plenty Butter IL IN good demand at
10 70 ior to good, and l-d20 tor choice
Western Dairy Cheese is quiet at g! al. cts in casks
I hp.q
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u Of vital importance. On the one sde, admit that
justice must be upheid and punishnents deserved let
De awardef; bat 90 ne other -lde. RI not be- SAD hs
he sosfod has been stained with the blood Of maniac
We Of the deep prejudice which exists a. 20 the
han has been consigned 10 death for committed
while laborng under Insanity, and have been hurried into
eternity by the hands Of the execuoper with the rsygs
OF The uauisc upon their lips.
Mr. g. then referred TO several csses in the books res
live to insanity hat Of Belhnghs snd olbersnere was
slso one Ia State he sad that Of Charles Cook OF
Schenectady who executed Ia 1910 for The murder OF
Mrs Murray He had teen maniac, Wild round The street
persisted that he had done light and said that be Ouc do
II again II II had 10 be dOne-sllhOugh undoubtedly ma
MAC be cOndeD ned TO cesih and eSecuied Another
csss ia Kew Hampshire, where drsrreh
10 the gaogs declaring the Saviour Of The world,
and swung OF with the rawlings Of The maniac upon ms
lips Another case as ta, Of Thomas Gross for the
der Of biz wife lie had adopted the impression that witch
and wizards haunted him, ard finally that his " lie was
swileh, which caused him 10 all her He "ss lre5 sd
condemned 10 be hung he ssid hal The sherf could DOT
hang him thai his life pro leced The gaows he
took chew Of tobacco and appeared cool and calm A
OF hsAsi words being hat the sheriff could not hang him
In this case ssd BIZ O., have but sne ground Of de
nothing else viii be urged 20 screen the prisoner ifOu
The consequences Of the act We have uttered not sys
from Albany who are Witnesses on NE parl o. tbs p,e
cotton In order 10 show, probably ocer'ike, mat he
Anew little more thsn yhody else spoke Of her fcfor
ed former cOnne1iOn With DR. L0yet. mo c!efk OF NE
bank ssy that the prisoner "a s cied with hereditary
insanity and any misconduct on ne pert Of be VIE aeo
ed have right 10 speak OF the fact Even II me
thou ht Of twas but imagination IN him. uhe
preyed upon his mind even II the Influence Of liquor dd
" an extent that produced permanent INSANITY, We say
he wss not accountable for his acts Mr. O. cited several
other Of insanity and the law bearing upon The sub
iect lie made long and powerful address 10 The Jury
Mr. McKeon Dstrict Attorney, closed ~ en- eloquent
and foclbc appeal on the psrl Of The people, IN "hch ne
coniended that the act was deliberately Planned sad exc
cuied He adduced the testimony Of various witnesses 10
show that be insane, and closely criticised those
OF 40 opposite character We regret thai we cannot make
room fo portion OF his remarks, but the extent TO which
have already noticed the summing up prevensit MI
Mex urged his duty counsel Of the people That Of
fha Iry
the blood red hand OF murder.
MIR McKeon had not concluded his remarks when The
q -. LIZ.
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NEW TAKIFF.-In view Of The reduction Of the Tar
If which takes place this day snd 70 keep pace with
tho spirit Of the age w. T. Jennings Co 81 Broad
way, American HOTEL will reduce the pcs OF IheIf cloth
ing Ia Ike proportion They cow on hand large a.
sortm-ni OF elohs cAssimeres and vestngs also. en
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NAyIPR,s PREMIUM Fire Proof ssies-Ai III

VALLEYS FhEHit u = -. =, n,.,.ig y,
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MoRE LIBEL SUiTs--We understand informal.
l that the publishers Of the Democrat have sued the
publishers Of the Albany Argus ior libel We also un.
derstsnd that the alleged libel consists in line in the
Argus stating that Mr. Allen offered copy of the Mes
sage obtained prior to its publication to the Magnetic
Telegreph Office for consideration. Roch. ADV.
HonIcIDf.-The Marlboro Gazette says that a
young man named Thompson died near Brandy wine in
ffince Georges County, Maryland few days since.
nom wounds inflicted by his faherin law Thomas Mad
ison Walls some time during the last Christmas holt
days The wound was inflicted on the head by dull
chopper or scythe blade and he fingered for several
days suffering the most excruciang pain On his death
Wall was committed TO Jail. We understand bail has
BEEN rendered, end that he will be released.
~ Tirrells trial for Arson is still going on be
fore the Supreme Court and the evidence lor the prose
cation has not yet all been given in. Yesterday the
Court ruled that competent for the Government
10 introduce any evidence which proved that murder
had been committed. tending 10 show cause foi
committing the crime Of arson. Bost Cour. nth.