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Government Observation-Disclosures for
1S4S and SAG.

A Washington correspondent Of The BaIttmoTe
Ams,toan writes follows
The estimates OF expenditure furnished by the Secretary
the Treasury deemed unfair and erroneous that
but opportunity wanted In Congress 10 the
The measures recommended by the present AsmnistTa
ton viii require appropriation OF more than hun
drtd millions Of dotars from the present Congress The
Secretar' esks 0OO for the ordinary expenses
Cover ment and this shown by the recently pub
shed letter of Gen Jesup, after cutting down the esi
OF those c0gnzant than the Secretary himself
with the wants of the service
TO these add S40O0O COO TO deficiencies
oI past year. and these 4 900 900 again add thirty
siiens for ths thirty regimen asked for
necessary augmentation 10 the Army. Here you have
sISErYNIHE Of dollssand IL the per centage
the deficiency for the year 1919 shall bear any pro-
portion tho known deficiency for the fiscal year 8478
the will be immensely increased beyond the amount
named in the estiate There also unusual depa
upon Congress Of miscellaneous character, ali OF which
are calculated swell the aggregate greatly II the
continues The wish Of the Department TO be 10
keep less than 10000 ia Mexico. and more, #
possible.
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supreme Court of the United States.

"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 5, l54s--R l.. seheflelin ESQ. Of
New-Yofk, was admitted Attorney and Counselor of
this Court
No Ii. The New-Jersey Steam Navigation Company,
appellant rs the Merchants Bank Of Boston. The srgu-
ment OF this cause concluded by Mr. Whppe for the
appellant.
Nos is, 10. West River Bridge Company, plaintiff In
error, g. the town Of marlborough st AZ.
The argument Of these causes was commenced by Mr..
Colamer for the plaintiff In error.
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DIED.

In Brooklyn, 5th Inst After short lnss Mrs ABBY
AOC hNELL ss-d ST. recf q The late Philo Rockr ell
q Utica.
Her friends snd tbose OF her W. NJ Rock veil Jaz
toc<wsl and son-n-ias, Che freeman. respect
~ y invited 70 stt-nc her fonerzl ths afternoon
c.ock, - y Harrison = Sou . Brook ".
Yesterday morning A. bis residence IN s-1ford avenue
h.'t biooklyn- ALEAR WILSON, native Of Scotland.
The friends sAd relsfves Of the family .r. invited 70 At
iend his tuners. this Afternoon a. o'clock
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,

vROM THE CRADLE TO The 6RAvE.-by I'd
L ward Dixon, NJ ID. SIS psges-fourth edition -.
Also By the sss s.utr work addressed % Young Men
as edition price 81 Containing srevi-w n
every disease Ia language adapted TO every reader
"Hydrocele Vancocsle sc ~. srs particularly well
,nod.ro .cience Boston Medical JouroaA
"Ths practitioner will find IL ab0undns with valuable
hints and the general rssoer With many ,.sfa ana eau
tious Walninks" New foff JoafoAi OF Nonleih>' NC
Or Dixon pupil Of Or Mott; his books are written
With admirable dsieacy yet With most earnest sss
Newark Daily.
Agents wanted. For sale BY CHARLES n kiNo,
s9 io.odi.. corner Of Johu-sr and Bfosdw
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. j


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, ls4o.
The Mint-which is the Sub Treasury OF this
cahas rot proved depository for the public funds
Raneal Hutchinson OF the clerks who had charge OF
the incidental expenses having become default
BY abstractns between $4,000 and $4,000, has alb
squstuated.
The Aass Meeting called for this evening at the Chi
ncse Museum. TO favor public demonstration toward
Italy ard the Pope their efforts at reform, will be large,
IS there general feeling in the cause, though this
meeting was unfortunate IN Its movers Robert Tyler
sent cards Of request around under his own name 10 at
tend the preliminary meeting, and many persons aid not
notice them, having but small opinion OF the writer.
The L0co-foco Board Of Commissioners OF the North
ern Liberties have introduced resolution directing police
1cers penalties against these who possess or
rass bills under i've dollars banks out OF the state
The Cotton Market is dull today buyers Offering
quite enough for sellers Breadstufs also duh
Flour Is freely offered at 81, but sales Corn Meal IL
without action. Corn, white brings 90 and yellow %
IS Wheat is 10 slight demand az 1873 l4O for good
reds. Groceries without movement Whisky In hhos ~
cts. Oats-PIme Southern sold at a cts
There rather mole business done al the Stock Board
today.
F,rst Board-S 500 Penn S. Al. 5000 seh Nav o. 4Sl
- susq Canal, L. 81 bennington Copper, 1000 Read
Bds 60 1900 leh o. So 1900 Govt Loan. 6, o. 99.
Second Board-SIS0 Treas Notes. D.. 99t 0g9s; 1000
Read BIDS est 100 Govt Loan. o., 99t, leo DO 99; TO-
600 Penn s. n; 1870 Girard Bs, y
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r. lI =. roInte her second Anniversary Al Columo
Hal - Gfaadst Mgndsy evening, Jsluary 10, l8f5.
Ihe exercises viii DC hgaly Interesting me Of the
ost speakers have teen engaged foI the
ocesiou toxeth-r With the much admired aud popular
,.nser. he polio Brothers, and James Brown, OF ions
en-, 10 daring he evening viii snlven the aud euce
lth some oil sJul strrl1. songs Tickets = cents 70
b- hsd Al the fooxlns places W. ; Wood 10 bowcry
n Y sl.l~r 81 Crosby-st NJ West - H.umersley 81 .
Jxu.. Foster Eighth avenue , Haock, Jr corner q
FIfeSath-.f and reath avenue A l.. Wood u Houston
- MCOy corner El and Canals' and a. the door on
thal evening
"a 10 Ayuesf In R-ga1 Brother. u Divisions aud
vi the Grand are as Isqa-sted u spp=aE 10 Ne
80 Door. ooen A O'clock. Exercises commence a.
!, o'cloc. Is 5iis'l w > WOOD, seeJ, 40 bO~ery.
~ The Botfie.-Craiksb.nks es!sbr2tsi plates Of
- soltr III a.tr.us The frightf1l esils VI IntemPef
nc ,rs nov beas published 10 The New fOrs Organ
.r.ofspz.t.a b, ; touclllg Temperance ctOfy NV~
- 60 esBt 70 be haa ths Office corner Ssss.a
- 40. a. rrs frs- p. sfs spp-ss. TINS week.
y IL OLtNE = . oAO = In fuo1'"-t-
~ -ea.esable Festivities. At TINS pslioa u the
xh-n fr.-uds sd -noos aryuL1 ne socl.
oo.Ed on -hrl ~ the sidaJ H.xss 81 tie DANCE both
- roe than .1KoUs With each other
h personal attT~ctons II no ma the nsos 9as
80. Of III. .bratea Chinese sxin Powder Mas tUs
- b.uk % ezslnsy eyiuced The radiant bloom hls
20 d-f iuparts me chs-k ths soIess snc deeaey u
nd ,cs, 90 Toe hands and neck reader indsPeas.
rr,,is s.rr nov b. the whole Of The sove-
,n. .nd Coa.t Of Europe tue Supreme Court CT nciA
- m.ny oi,tsnxuished neloefs Of our coaM1nly
-sc.o.l,nss Il. - yeroriEy o-yoc1 esyL
-r-aasers s1o4d Deserve that TIE written
.sn.tar- Fabian Co = % toe Govern1eat stamp a,
So a. a. IN oSrters ~nOes..e cspot, Pine-st New
YORK and Dy A-a eIl.y tnsskhoet
lac Taitea stass boxes Pres . saa y cent? each
j l~iseoa
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AsorsrE W,nIlKE ISvENrIos.-A

ANOTHER WAKLIEE INTENTIONAL very neat
pattern Of new cannon exhibited to US Yesterday
morning by Mr. T. Is. Waite, OF Nashua, n H. the IN
veuor which is supposed 10 be valuable Improvement
mon the od-ashOned instrument. IL Is not exactly
revolver something OF the Plan OF Colts pattern
for pistols and rifles II has six bores and SIN v.nt-hoeS
30 that Il can be fired that numocr o! mes with once
stopping TO load The lock. which has bat one BANNER.
fevOvcs, while this barrel Is stationary Inc vents OF
touch holes be made Of steel inserted IN tue Darrell
and are covered piece OF steel or iron which moves
on hinge that II be lifted for the purpose OF PICK
ns and inserting the cap. This cover will serve 20 Keep
the cap In lis pscs and will also serve the purpose OF he
thumb piece. The to be used are me NAT OF wafer
caps. and the hammer Is carried round BY means Oh
s.rew and ersuk and. striking upon this iron thumb
pisce causes the explosion The ihvenoa has been ex
sued by several sole nhc practical gentlemen, who
pronounced favorable opinions respecting It's con'e
ui,uce and economy. The states that the sN
charges b. loaded aud fred In less time than iwo can
ions OF cbc Of old fashioned cannon. lie has
1alde spplcstion for patent lBosiou Cour OH
GESlRAL PIERcE-lt affords Us great pleasure
10 BE- able 10 announce a. Will readers TO learn. that
Geo Pierce Is bis WAY home ana may oe "a ecet
20 arrive here the last OF Iss i'onih by the last Au'a
Mexico II IL INA; ne ftArteo on inc fih OF eeen
Der with the train fer Vera Ck, and We may exPtet dA
u hear OF ms arrival New Orleans We learn thai he
has been ordered Washington by Gen ceott-ioI what
purpose IL not knoNnbui IL the pfesent ssse Of oomA
IAtve inactivity the para OF cur army IN heAVo ao ~
Of tie fAel that Generals have just joined OF axe
about arriving headquarters. II 10 probable tnAl Gen
Pierce WI DC able 10 obtain short iariousn 20 @ US
lslnly and r. ends here lCoRcofc "a. H) Patriot
Nav CAyE-The editor OF the Wisconsin
Argus accom- BY several friends, recently entefea
upon an exploration Of newly discovered cave IN Dshe
Co near Macisoa They wandered through It's laoyrinns
ior several aoars bat found sigps OF It's termination
lis probably q great extent and marked BY many OF
the pseahAries q the Of Kentucky II viii
constitute The story Of some yenisresoe explorer here
allcr.
FATAL AccIDEsT.--A daughter Of Hon. Gran.
vile Ky der. and granddaughter Of the Earl Of Harrow
~ IL L. .featn ON Id NJ
grand fathers country sea- by her drsss tskn. IRE as
she STOOD before TIE CRATE Her uncle Lord >Sncon,
badly burned 10 his attempt 10 her Her tress
drswn inio The Ore BY the strong a,susht.
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BOSTON COUGH CONVECTION.

THIS CELEBRATED zad well knosa sfticls has osee
- urce.s lts well established reputation In
earag cocsas, COLD soAssEssss, s<cscsiris sae all
PULMONARY complaint, fenaen Il uasScsssay % en-
os,cfxsL AID ONLY eEsrIsE
COUCH CANDY,
and The only oa< which actually cocsins Cssgk Baisa
~ syEciAL NOTICE "a
Ths public informed hat Asssrs. kashsoa Co are
10 longer r ags for the sale OF tas Confsctou, bat
Ina, inc xes.lAs Of me following duly
40 poin ed agrn,s HENRY JOHNSON,
as Broadway, Gsnsrsl Agent
Sod also BY a. l. Wtnship n East Broedws and
Coddfrgton sos Hudson 81
Also. wHITwELLs ORIGINAL oPoDELDoc-
Price Is cents The bees possible cure fs rneUmsnsn'
crslnp, spGal1s. ". &c -
- ss~sIe Of Ialistionl. Sold BY n JOHNSON 40
Bresdwsy, snA Bsnds, LOO Fulton q. a. iDeoeis
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nNGIIsB PAPERs.

DERFORD co 2Astor House, have received full sup
ID plies Of English papers by the Caledonia London Pc
torias Punch Bells Lie, Sstinst, Douglass Jerroid's
News Dispatch London Court Journal &c nc.
NEW BOORS-NEN BOOKS
The Mysteries and Hssries Of New.YOrk, by Ned Bunt-
line. book worth reading % cts -
No Remarkable Eyens In the history OF America $50.
Quiet Husbsod by Miss Pek-rins 70 e1
Esther De Medina, BY Reynolds. VI
sybil Lennsrd, by Mrs. Grey. Is cts.
songs for the People No. 1, y illustrations - cts
The Red Revenger, by Ned Buntline Is cts
The Chieftain OF Charubusco by Harry Hslysrd - cts
sasthi- or the Wandering Jew, BY Rev @ CIo'y He.
Old Wine 10 New Bottles, b5 A X. Gardner ID cu
Chamben's Miscellany, Nc. 10, Is cts
Midsummsrs Eve, BY Mrs Hal = cts
Dombsy X Son, No. is, by Charles Dickens Ia ca.
The Playmate No 5, espitsl work for tns youns-sl
q year -. -, , ~.
The Anzlsrs Almanac for l8is l2i cts.
All the weekly papers for sals by
ia EERFORD x CO. Aston House.
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NOTICES.
camille Librar, and Readins-Room,

~ Mercantile Library and ReadDs-koon,
Clinton Hall % 600 well selected volumes aud ali the
be,t Reviews ADD Masszne. American aud Foreign Con
stant Of new works Rooms open from 10 A. NJ
70 IOP NJ Clerks lnitIstion Fee 81, and semi-sanua
dues al Merchants and Others annual subsenpt ion co
c. L. EVERlTT, President Mer. Lib. Association
u,xt.@
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4. %. OF d. F.-A meeting VI the T. Ds and pfesidn
ocsfs residing the City 0f NewfoIk fsvorsoe 10 The
re- Constitution adopted by The a. W O. Lodge a. IT,
November Session 1871 And who intend 10 oOey rs Io
qafemenis viii be neo Il the sh4Gapesre ho.e corner
VI Duane " lila SIS Friday evening, IA inst a
a o'clock Tor The purpose VI appointing de-salon ~
meet In Convention u b. held Al the Cry Albany, and
70 transact .aeh OheT mar be brought before
TIE meeting. - -iis-
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Monthly Journal Of Agriculture.
Tobseeo It's ln'est Enemies ana ia Cultivation from
the Plant Bed 20 the hands Of The shipper
Ayrshire Cattle Observations made in Europe BY NJ
Coleman and Professor Noron-og.ties ard Uses made
Of those imported into Mssssshusstt.-Letsr from Mr
Phnney.
Tie English Standard Of Flour to be had from Quarter
EIGHT bushels Of Whes;.
Crossing Breeds
Coai-Tar-to what uses applicable.
Improved Csndle-Wiek.
Apology Of the Prsines Wool p foducers-Rep to
the assertions Of Mr. Randall
Educational and Agricultural Committees Their Char.
scter ard Duties.
Agricultural Chemist OI the State a. proposed In Ma
rylsnd
new Substitute for Corn-Casa
Sheep Husbandfy in the South, By II. Randa-Leiter
XU....summer Management Of Sheep.
Summering Manure
Chloride Of Soda a cure for Burns
The late Mr.. Coke Lord Leice.tef Of Holkhsm, Eng
land Sketch Of Hon Andrew steyen,ons Tribute to bis
Memory and Worth.
Betel Nut and Chuuus An extract from Henp-its Gu
rous quaites Cure for Tetanus or Lockja~ also for
Worms IN Horses and Dogs substitute for Tobacco,
perhaps.
Lyfords Price Current Practical Hints to the Growers
Of Indian Corn.
Rotations al Springfield, Md Short description OF a
great System leading TO great Results
montsomery County Lands Eject Of Guano shown
from Experience
Practical Notes founded drawn from Agricultural
Readings by thu litor
The Housewiies Department: Education. Recipss:
tsss and Poultry Hints to Lovers Of Flowers Seeding
Fruit, horticultural Zeal, &C
Pnces Current for the preceding month.
subscription price - per year in advance.
GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers.
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LAMARTINtys HISTORY OF THE GIRONDIsTS
A NEW WITTY BOOK.

II APPLETON co have just published
D.Hesds and Tales Of Travellers and rIsyclins Book
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witty brochure of the description 40 the Nsu
raj History OF the Gent Like A. full OF acute Observs-
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the contributor Punch that smous contsm setr-
zeal history and Ia the true cockney vein IL IL full OF
clever hits Yet with smack Of snobbshn-ss, especially
Of the illustrations that appears TO be the beset-
ting sin Of the modern English wits You ind moth
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refined delicscy. quality apparently extinct Win ths
~ After all 10 hardly
fair 10 creise thing Of this character seriously It's
lively pocket wade for stroll or trip, when you
country.
The subjects for csrcaurc abundant here In New
YORK they be At London allowing for the obvious
difference and, indeed the truth OF the remarks can be
applied IN as much point and force, here under our
eyes thousands Of mss across the wafer IN another
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D. A Co have published new editions Of
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Rev. DR.. RYDER, President Of the toese OF the nVy
Cross Worcester. Massachusetts,. val lecture IN th-
Church sunday evening, anu4Iy p 1913, a. O'clock
utjrct-"Th- Pspal Authority benencial % Society
rcke-25 cents each or tie benefit Of he POOR Oi ne
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81 Should The weather be Osd the LECTURE ~i D. poe
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BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN FOREIGNER in this country
1wishe for improving better th- language TO live and
board Ia good family up lie could exchange with
them French Italian, spanish aud German letter d.
rected 10 T. B. a. this Office stating name and terms
&C will meet attention. No boarding house offers &C
eepted. u IL
~ RD-Wth one or two rooms wanted lmmedla ely
Dby gentleman and his lady, between Grand and Ninth
either side Of Broadway the bowery, or In the
vicinity Of Hudson st. aud Sixhsvsnue. tearoom or
rooms would be preferred Address Dwight ONCE OF
The Tribune. J7t-
BOARD can ba obtained in small private family for
ID gentleman and lady OF few single gentlemen with
very Pleasant The "a aud the 81 doors Terms
yerJ moderate. Apply az ITO Adams-pses, Lauren'-st
u ST.
BOARD WANTED-In quiet family by young
ID lady Terms be mode rste, aud line addressed
TO II at this Office will meet with attention % 2tis'
UOARD.-ROoms With board At l24 chsmbers-st
ID "A 5tis-
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N thing Necessary TO conduct the House The house 10 full
present Satisfactory reasons gwen for selling Ad-
cress Is at this Office. ID 5teods'
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ICE CREAM. ICE CREAM.

IiHE sUbsCAIBER having made aErs0sements Tor 70
d.v r-duced The price II bis leo Cfesm e
quart AGO, Charlotte de Russe lsies, plum PnddiDs
.ssr bisqse Eau-r fancy Ice balls pyramid. and otnef
rransents a. h- prices a0d sent .1y part "
the eity Jersey City Brooklyn At tns s5oIsst n3tc-
ROBERT MARSHALL,
A.. 81
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BOOK TRADE.

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Court Calendar....THIs DAY.
Law Courts.

CoNNoS PLtAs-Part Nos 81. III, ll3. lis, III,
49, 49, I23 l25. T. Part l-Nos - 40. &c. loO g. :,
10, y, 338, Is, So. 70.
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE a.
Cleared-shps James Shepherd, Answorth, Ant
werp, Gfuger CO. Zurich Rogers New-Oreans; Creole,
RattOone, ew-Oresns, Frost 4 Hicks.
Bark. Alanbe Foster, Bremen, Oelrichs Kruger Id
ward Buckley, Charleston, Geo Bulkey
Bnss Exchange, CLARK Jsckscnvillei Alabama froWa-
vsrd Mobile sturses Clearman Co Philura, Thatcher
Savannah, Durham s. Dmon.
sehrs W Davis, Morris Attakapss. Aymer, Patten
Co. Ann Hymsn. Totten, Newbern, Nc.
slcop Holmes Church, Fall River.
Barge Whale, Baldwin, South Amboy
Arrived sehr FsiTplsy, Harrison, New.Bedford d.
in ballast, TO master.
schr joseph Marsh Rogers Virginia d. pine wood, 70
master.
sehr Edward, Wood I'm Philadelphia, md'e' bound to
BOsten
Below ship unknown. Wind NNE, with appe'r-
II
sailed-shps Columbus. Liverpool: Utica, HAvre
Broossby, Glasgow.
Banks Ed.ard Charleston; Peter Demll Savannah
AlbeIs, New Orleans; Georse Henry. New Oretns
Bngs Marian Gage Belize, Honduras Wissahieson, -
CroiA. schr VIM w Wyer, Demsrsra