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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.

NFtVITAs-Brig Ma, esllui-25 logs mahogany 10 do
cedar 1000 horns bbls sugar tons fusc q cases egsrs
Barnard, Cartiss Co56t bxs sutsr tc- do hid tee
IS tee honey . logs mahogany 1881 qr hxs cigars
Holt Owen-Z4 qr bxs ci gas Moses N0olsey.
MES>ISA-Brig Defroh-5oO cartons gu phur 100 bags
rags 50 Post25 BAGS almonds 10 SO bxs Lemons
1898 do oranges Draper Deyn25 essence orange IS
do lemons mdse Capt Wsrd-ls cases ar csss wine
Brou~er l. Nelson CO ID sherwooc-l D Curtis
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NOTICES.


-, Notre.-St. Jude's p. Z. Free Church, slAthsv-
nue. Lnuaranisn ct UaiutrfsmA series Of d.coars-s
these II theology nov 10 course o. de-
livery Sunday evenings a. ST. Judes ChuFeh iheJ
will embrace particular examination OF the ~rtnts Ot
Rev Dr. Dewey Services 10 commence Al It o'clock
lawn
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ton together With the CLERKS Of he resrectve Boards
sha hold oce until their places shall be flied BY
election. Adopted
Section le was - amended ~ 70 read
No person shall BE- eligible 20 the odice Of Common
Councman until he has lived In the city Cor three years
Adopted.
Committee engaged In ti'cussirg other portions
Of the report until ate IN the evening" when they
rose reported progress and asked leave TO sit again uhiah
was granted.
The Convention then adjourned until this evening.
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CHRISTOPHER RUrHERFoKD, Aosn9rs.i
IlN JANIS VA. MII.l.kh-ssofe NJ. - aNSe'
~ ians. nex. door to No. bihcfty-st.
WEDNESDAY

At 10 o'clock at the store lo Maiden .sns
500 packages and ots Of hafdsare and 'otetyi COM
pu.ng general ssortmsut of ssh ana dssifaoie soo'
and Manufactured cOnsstns Ia part o' wees
auv- axes h0es trace log ana halter chains steel ros
cast butts table DO plate hinges cusJ cono-, mii saw
he, bastard do handss~ Do drs~nf Knives, pad, ehes
cupboard and French locks tea ketes sauce pane Caro-
lima hoes e.cks, snufc-, table Knives ana iofk'
pocket cutlery butcher kny-s, shoe and bread DO rs
fr.y. and waters Britannia 6snnan silver snd hon tea
sud table spoons, round and square b"its
Tho above ale tle.h GOOD. and IN comalsle oIdef
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Cart CaIepdar.THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos 49, 81 to %, inclusive, 2.
COMMON PLEAS -Part Nos. 49, H. 70. 10. ~, e. 81.
e5 lOI lO7 ILL., 49, lis, III, ll9. Part lINost2, H.
&C. 70, Sc, ss, l00 lo2, ia, lOs.
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MARRIED

On Monday Jan a. by Rev 5. IL. Cone, M 5. }. FER
RIs to Miss z. T. ROSWELL daughter Of Jacob Rose
welt. Esq both OF this City.
AZ Harrison Westchester Co ~ Y the goth inst. in
the o,drr of the Society of Friends AARON q. HANI
LAND 10 ELIZABETH c. WlLLETS, daughter Of Sam
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BROUGHT BlcK-The Journal states that officer

BROUGHT BLCk.-The J0HTHuI ttHtes trHt UnICtI
Geo j. Coolidge arrived In town Tuesday evening having
in custody Zebuon Thurston, whom he arrested about
seventy miles west OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin. lie. with
another about fsur months eopsrtners with Mr.
Joseph Daniels contractors sbsconjee with about four
thousand dollars Of the Compsnys money. About week
after they left Mr. Coolidge started in pursuit. and traced
them to Rock County, Wisconsin. where he found them on
fam which they had purchased. When he had got as
far back Syracuse York. Que Of them escaped but
will probably soon be taken again tBoston Atlas.
EYS. A sheep which disappeared from its home
in Salem County Christmas day, found Incidentally
on Friday last, wedsed in hollow og-slive after -
dave confinement The Standard supposes had worked
It's way 10 the log shelter from the snow until
It's forward progress checked. and not understanding
the science of backing out" remained close prisoner
as above stated Newark Adv.
~ In France, Arcbbshops receive stipends Of
only 5000 francs and Bishops Of only 10000 francs bn
the Archbishop Of Paris has 900 francs account OF
mportance Of bis and Cardinals have 10000 francs
more than cher prelstes.
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aasaoTH fsSOsAaA Or rn
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

The LAhSLoi fAlsIiSe ~
DAiSTED on THREE MILES or CANVAS i-E.
htbirinss view Of country ~ mil,s IN length, extend
from the mouth Of tno ~ 5so1n River ~ tho City o.
.nd reaching over degrees Of altitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays excepted ~ tho MN
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway. adjoining Siolos
GARDEN Admission D. cents ehlldrea half price The
Psporans will moving a. II ococs precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays Ano Saturdays
I o'eloes dill tfisgs
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RLAcKWoop

nor JASUARi-CONIErrS
l. | Thirty years Of Liberal Legislation
H. Something IKE Country House.
Ill FveBing..t Sea. Ns. Iil-rhe surgeon.
" Fletchers 90 ronicles OF Clermont Assl1es
v Don John Of Austria vi. Nighrs Peril.
VII switzsr rand aud ltsiy
VIII. The Periodical Litera Of America
TX Ireland aud tbs Ministerial Measures.
N0rE -Bisck~oOd snd Copy r. ght 10 America
Price s. year l.. SCOTT co, Publishers,
70 Fulton 81.
NIB This No begins new yol-Now Is the tune ~
s,h.rrb. ~ IL
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TEACHING A SCIENCE.

THE TEACHER An ARTIST vol l2ro. by Rev.
1 b X Hall author Of Something for Everybody
tits the production OF an oginai mind deep think
er: practical man Hs work will live sud perform its
mission Aosny cprctsof'
vigorou, pen s employe ed in thu work Ia setting
forth clearly and -oq rsnty advocDs important truths
which all teachers should ponder' Ny Prot Charchmsn
The Bethel Flag sseries OF short Oiscousses 10 SEA
men By Rev. Gardiner Spring, DD-l vol limo
The volume would form valuable ano seasonaoe an
70 every ship that expands is wings 10 the winds
The Presbyterian.
We commend the work especially 10 those who
promote the spiritual welfare Of sesmen lChr Obs.
Though there Is but little OF that stirring imagery
which the sbundanty -opples and none OF those
ans phrases or coarse illusions which deemed 40 ei
.cvs reach sailors undertaking. there 10 much Of
what far more attrsctye-deep eafnessness sound tn'h
clearly put forth and hsppy Infusion Of sctptuIa sn
gage and imagery which has acbarm alike or young ana
ola simple add Learned" N \ Evangelist
Personsl Recol .ctions BY Charlotte Elizabeth new
edition with a Memoir BY l.. H. J. TOnnA
BAKER a sCKlBNER, 30 Psrs-row and
,s9 9ri, rs SssssQ-st
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Other Districts. .9S 570-Totsl. - .6l8,758
The articles wsrehoused embrace nesry every article
in the list Of imports Among the prominent articles
Sugars =se53e6; Woolens sl7e 1874; Spirits see ,Ss2
Silk goods sS2a4i2 Molssse S2a2 osa; Linens s2l 49,
and Cottons s55s,l07.
In the New Jersey Senate petition has been
presented from the NewJer'sy Railroad Company for su
thority 10 increase their capital The Company have
pended during the past year for resyng their Road With
heavy rail the Of s84 81 and when the whole
shall be complete, with turnouts, &c. the expense viii
amount 10 S15Oo00 furnishing and Substantial sin
gle track .he whole line Of the Road The petition
also sets forth that the increased amount and raPdty Of
travelling make II desirable TO have another similar track
with substantial viaduet- and bridge 81 Undoubiea
strength aud permsnency and large expenditures will
be needed an increase Of capital will become
The annual statement of the Atlantic Insurance
Company shows that the Company received during the
wear 1913 S03Of7 premiums for marine risks, and paid
during the same time $so III for losses and S7967 for
return premiums and expenses The total assets Of the
Company amount TO 5645ji A. The total profits from
January 1874 TO January l8i8 amount to Sa6i352 ~
for the year sf7 alone they S5S7352 H. The bosd
Of Trustees have resolved pays per cent interest on
the certificate Of profits issued s45 1916 and 1915 to
redeem IS per cent Of the certificates Of 1915 and have
declared dividend Of 30 per cent hs net earned pre-
nius of lB47 in certcatesal deliverable on the let Of
February next.
The Leather Manufacturers Bank has declared
semi-annual dividend Of 8. per cent payable on the it
of February The Bank Of Missouri dividend Of per
cent on the business Of the past months after eserSn
1 per cent. Is a contingent fund.
The receivers of the Plainield Bank are 10 pre-
sent their report the Chancellor Of NewJe'ey on the
,h ~ February next Itisstaed that only $4,000 Of the
notes have been presented 20 the receivers WINE the
hool. Of the Bank show a circulation Of sl25,0O0.
Mr.. Austin NJ. Puett Loco Foool has been elect
"A Trustee Of Indiana under the state debt bill Of last
Winter
The thirteenth annual report Of the Directors o..
the Western Railroad just submitted to the Stockholders
and TO the Legislature shows the busiae' Of the rosd dur
Ing ths last hancs year which ended the 5oth Of Nov
"a. 81 ,ta ,o.d durius the Ia. bsen.
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CeuRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Daly.-LowS
Flfs VS. Lelcis r. osborn and other. Action for damase
relating 10 charge gold pencil said 10 have
been found by child OF Mr. T. and given TO its mother
already referred TO- The trial occupied or days The
Jury rendered verdict in favor Of dcendantsater which
they received their pay Of l2t cents each.
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Out Of these profits dividends have been PAID 10 the
amount Of $4,000 and loan 10 the amount o
s2o4S54-lesvng Surplus OF s3,7si, which with the
balance 10 the credit Of the contingent fund al the com
mencement Of the year make total surplus, on the Sh
Nov Of SIS 1903 H. or the amount charged 10 current
,xpesses sOOsl for deterioration oirss and fences
new bridses for double track &c. Although ten Aton
snsps. and 100 freight have been added to the equip
meat of the ROAD during the year, The company well "
the public have suffered for ths want Of larger supply
ana 400 more new cars aud . cotton engines are ordered
70 be upon the road early in March The increase Of bust
ns last year As compared with tae previous year has
hen 81 per cent on freight aud y per cent on passengers
rhe whole number passengers conveyed On The fo.l
aims the wear was 3lot which 3i. were tnfJush
rs.seese 1851 being Of the "a Glass The number u
-. tT.nsrorted westward oe j.o-ot which ll,sS.
vent through from Boston 70 Albany The tons moved
sre 76-oi hich 50 ass came throus fTo
aIosny TO Boston Barrels OF -four transported from A,
nsnv 10 Boston 5l5sol other stations lssois Total
nurher of barrels moved, lO-y5oS
r. ,eo,rt states the value Of the sinking und on the
SOth Nov lS4l. - .~e--- %
TIE reserved fund OF net earnings, over and above -
5000. SoNofe'4 ~
AMER changing on slS7,is g. beside expenses and in
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ID SUM Proprietor, +. HITcHcocz MANAGER. cplend-o
performance. sftsrnoon clock znd this evening
AZ "a, The manager engaged Master Johnson, very
Gated and plshcd tight rope dancer, who svos
,p. OF The most .toui.nrg ieats ever witnessed. ALDO
-ns.xed the fouowinz exrsorcinsry attractions Ores
N.,t-rn The low comedian; Master and Mss Hyetts,
.xsd asd u years Clara Fishers shskspef Cabinet
Nj, Mcneil. Miss Bernard Misses Julien and Wntlck
dancers. Mr. WnitlocE Mr.. Pross-r, Madame Rockwell
fortuns taller &c Admission 70 tne whole, - ca
Reserved front seals a. each extra -
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TIC UuuV7I plIsOItIs VVIlI119sFS0
lsi7. to he City Prison BY the Watch, L 's2.
CHARTER CONVENTION members OF tns
Convention held another meeting the Common Council
room last evening President Dlkemsn IN the ehsir TIE
minutes OF the last meeting having been read and AZ
pto-ed the Convention went into Committee Of the
" nc. and resumed the consideration Of the report Of the
counssee on the CIT, Corporation Mr.. Bergen taking tie
chair.
Ire i0sh section. which provides that the Boart Of
csunon Counclmen shall be constituted ty the election
u tsp members from each WARD, was stricken cut.
NJ D'As"-- afsrsd the following amendment to The
llth section. viz;
The Common Cooneilmen in such WARDS a. shall b
iound entitled 20 bot ber shall hold oee fCr
year and IN such Wards shall be found entitled to
nan oIo member they shall after the hrs election bod
ones Tor the number Of which shall be equal 10 The
neer 81 menoers % which the Wards shall espeerye,
Be entitled Adopted.
Section a. AL officers, members Of the City Corpora
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APPLETON'S

4 literary MISCELLANY A ehoies series Of books
s5Noinmes now published;
EVELYN. Life OF Mrs Godolrhn Se cts. cloth 50 cts
Edwards Voyage Up the Amazon. 81, cloth.
Lsnman's Canoe Voyage up the Missi'sippl y eeets'
cloth 70 cts
Michslsts Life Of Martin Luther. 81 cs cloth - Cts
ncheet, History the Roman Re IS cts cloth 81
Michest's The People. 80 CTS, 9th % eta
Csrl,les Life OF schiller 80 cts, cloth IS cts.
Gufllan. lii and Literary Men Paper 81 cloth ?,
Guik,s History OF Civilization vols -, cloth - 81
Gaixors History OF English kevoluti0n. 81 cloth = -
Grants Memoir Of American Lady % cloth Is CO,
Manzonrs Bstrothed Lover. vols 81 cloth 81 q
scweiis amy Herbert, q Tale. II cts; cloth Is cts
seWers Gertrude 20 cts cloth IS cts
Sawrlrs Margaret PercivsL 81 cloth 81 ..
Elh.s Preventive Better than Cue 81 cite cloth 75c
hcInto-h's Two Lives, rse. 81 cts cloth IS cts
Mctntoshs Annt kitty's Tales 50 cts, cloth IS cts
The Fairy Bower, a1ale 50 cts; cloth IS cts.
Cartons Some hog COR Every body 50 cts cloth Is cts
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BRUSswIcKs sTATUARY,
L,rs- ~ Life. repf-.-Dn1s ths
VENTS DE MEDICIS AND

POLIO Or MEDlCIS.-Ih me afust presents these
"A figures u the Intelligent and discriminating pubic Of
Ne~f ora they be the result Of yezfs cosr
study and application. Many Of his works have areacy
syorsDy noticed and several sdorn the mansions Of
Europe and America
Open tior short time) from 9 N to 10 NJ. 1t 700
Broad ~ay stoPpanls Bath Adnitancs - csots
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RARFER s. BROTHERS

FCRLIsr-I % rHussOsy
THE LIFE o. TIE CSENALiER BAyARO.
In Good Maya. pear e rsprecA<.'
By William Gilmore >imfns. ESQ
With cnErAvi1gs I yoi- l9ao nusip, gilt Price ~.
THE this ill1striouB knix5t 10 nous
With AL that - chvsreus snd heuie In chsrscteF.
ired and courteous conduct ana iofy and In
OF glowing interest connected with the invasion OF ltAy
bv Ch-rles VIII aad all the romantic circumstances
sncius the French aud Italian II also dspicts
genial and enth asastc The OF the Cksvs
h.r BAya-d throughout his che,keEei aud remarkable
history. ~ o. fspAY. -. -
THE PICTORIAL HISTORY or ENGLAND.
No. 5S-Price Is cents
The leading idea OF the ~ors excellent AZ q "a IN
usual and the literary vkcr ard merit with which u q
developed render think ~ far the most useful a. q
the most and m auto History Of and
extzrt" l>er-forS EfaoseisI
III. sArUSDNY.
HISTORY or THE GtROSrlSrS;
Or P-rscus OF ts Patriots OF ih- fsrass Revelation
By Aph OesmartiDe
vol With portrait Psper cover, 90 cents muslin, gilt,
20 ceuts
An ssmir.bs book, readable Of SCOTS
aovelsf lLit world;
An eloa-eut brilliant work containing the memoirs
Ia the French Revc ution drawn BY
A Zen thsf adorus whsfeve 70 touches" observer
We have net with box Tor long time that has
afforded instructive ana delishful reading
south Csrollnisu.
The style throughout grave impressive and eloquent
too eloquent perhaps t'r the suphcty Of history IL
always tan Of power well A. poetry the psychological
details possess felicity and de3h rsrsy united 10 such
oher qu.te. distinguish NJ. DEAN srtne a. an histo-
rianN ~ 81 Athcnsnu
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- Mercnntile Library A.,ociatiou. LEer

on AsTKo>oAf ~ p NicHoL, LD-Ihe second lecture
Of this will be delivered AZ Clinton HAL on FRIDAY
evening 2sth inst a. a O'Clock. Admissionfor seotls-
and lady 10 the - person - 70 slbEs
lecture 50 crnts members hzfpree. Tickets and pro
srsmm-s mzy be hAa NJ tho Library OF Wiley Putnam
l6l Broadway Henry k-rnOt o5 Broadway, and al zoe
door the evening OF the Lecture. ISAAC IL oAlLEi'
"a n Cnn. Lee. Com.
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ANTHONY J. bLFEcKEa. Auction,er
vrSIIaRIE REAL ESTATE GA Maai-onua

NAlIAHI.E hEAL 70 's"tfi 1t'"i'
c,o,e = concsm-AsIhONY !. BLhEchEA viii sell A.
public auction Tuesday the h Gay OF February -il&
o'clock, At the Merchants kNch-nss-
lyalusble Lot. Of 0iound each - feet netr. In ffoas
and rear by 05 Ia length tho wes side OF Meason
avenue b-i~s-n rhftsth and Thirty hist ss egnsnc-
ns ~ feet inches from Tho corner " MadsYl
Lot ,Sloaiss The above on Maiisonevenss q feet
inches in 'front.' ia feet inches m By % eet 10 ensth
ds and - feet niche. ON the otnei sd- o,snt
% est inches from the soutsest cernsr o tho avenue
srs Ii adjoining the last described % feet inehs'
ia front Madison avenue
I, "a fee, niche. 10 front and rear b. 100 feet Ia
l.nsth on the south Vt Mscsonayenue sfh
Ia. each a feet inehs. by Ioo feet the ss sss
~ Msdisonavenoe. between Ihfteth and Ibifty h" 10
adjoining tho lsst mentioned.
Iot. each a ~ 100 feet, the east SIDE
OF Mad.on-avslue, between r~ent, and ihr.eth
.ts commanding feet inches uon the sosth e.st cor
iot on tbs s.ms diy.lions on The -ics Of Mad
avenue distant - fs.t inches from tho northeast
cornss Of Twenty -Diuth-st ... -.
ia. escb - feet By W feet inches, lbslf The h.oeS
Ia length 0oonoed los sthof on me SCUM zoe =,
Ina 100 from south corner Of I~entJ ninh 81
and Fourth avenue. -,
Liza each Of the dimensions, on the norh eide
of T~enty ninth commanding w isef from tp1 Dsflh-
east cornell Of ~entJ ninth . aud msaison',seuee
Lots. each 4 the same diGeDsiob., oyon"so iof:thef
on side OF Ihrtistns bst~reo fosh And 81.
ison avenues. commencing 100 i.st 'Vm too soe'bss"
buiic M known the back-bcrn Iasefn
Lots Of no SEINE ainsnsot bounded isss'hsf
north side oi lbncth--t bot~ecn Fssfh 81 AZ
IN avenues commanding 10 i,et from The ocdths.t
corner VI Tniftioib--t. aHd Madison ssens7
Lots each The same dm,hs)ns ooafd,a 'ofst.sI on
the sogth scs of lnrtJ q between ro|fh tA' iI
son avenues, cammsaciss 100 tset from tho D1ihsN
corner # Thirty Insist sd Ns1isDn avenue tDs -.
Large lot adoiniDs tbs sst cssciited ol tie s~ohrae
Of Inift, nt containing 10 iroDt y test <inchos 81
feet IA ise1ss rear By ha The boer In lsnsh o. cue
sid- -.
TIE above desirable Lots located In tho mot bessfi
fa and convenient psr of tho kisnteeHb Ward tst~'eb
Fourth aud rihb avenues AID 10 10 ''sH
NJ.
rerm.-si1y sf esnt ofthe pofehae money Gao REQ ain
on bond snd norssx- Tor three Js1is n ia ~ crat TON
the hsst u jay last lis+l.
Tue sac ~ I b. NifhOut reserve
Lhossphlc Maps Of the above Lots cen be cbteD'a OF
The alcflOneer. Bf0.d-.t i~sbl l@o
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MARIN JOU K n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.


MINIATURE ALNASAc.-.-.. THIS DAT.
THr suS. FULL sEA
Rises. II Sets ....5 10 Morn p Even o.. 20
LATEST DATES.
London .............yan Dee 81
Liverpool ......... Jan NewOrleans.......JanI S
e. SEE MARINE JoUFyAL FOURTH PAGE. ri
Cieared-ship St Mary, BhGen. N0reaus, Frost
UIoss.
sarks Aim Durham Cardenas Bret; Vose. Anna,
Breml Vessels Charleston DELLA Steele, 81 Marks, &C.
Hurlbut = Coz America, scett Lisbon, II Robert
4 Co. -
Brigs Mary 4 Jane. CLARK. jacksonville, EF, Nelson
Place; Henry, Reynolds, Brszos, &C, Pratt kussei l.
Baldwin, Bsssett Savannah, Durham Dimon Falmouth
Hopkins, Baltimore.
Comet Push. Washington, Ne, Mitehelii Fan, Ter
NIL Savannah, Mailer Lord; Normilion, Lesman, BAL
fmore, MAILER Lord; Balance Eldridss, Norfolk, &c
Fashion, Lorng. Boston.
Sloop Froof Glsss, Blydeuburs Pfovidenes.
Arrived-Bng MaIeellus, Mayhem, Eeuyitss II d.
mahogany, cedar sugar. &c, % Barnard Curtis Co
sehr Munseli, Paul, Naniieoke, Nd d. oysters,
hoe I'd 70 Niayen
schr Fortune, Ewel, Thomsston, Me, lods, lime to
master
sloop Times Chase Virginia ds oysters, to master.
Below ship anchored on the Bar
nIemoranda-The packet-shps for Europe, and other
outv bound vessels, sill detained BY adverse
winds and weather. Wind NJ. with thick weather
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. OFFICE, n,

Il sIf-tf-NoIlcs - beFfbJ Ets4 U tho reIs
tiv.s aud text q tir u LEONARD OTIS coloree msn
cook board hsk solomon Piper deceased snd sbo is
altered have died Effects Of the szi1
Intsstas 70 The hands u ne Pubic Adasisisrstcr viii
be .tmnseTed and disposed Of him according is~
N the Be csied By lawful executor or sd
nj nistrsof Of tho dec.2sed the 18th day VI February
nsxt Dated Ssw-iork, Jsansry =, 1879
= ls~4s JANIS ,. ThAfEx rGosie Atnainstfatof
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Adjourned until this evening.

PIoKPocKErs-A number Of gentlemen had their
pockets picked on Monday evening last while attending
the performance Of Christys Ministries.
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L. The steamer cambria vii leave Ns~.Yo,

foef OfflNLr NtN-l okks -
L. The steamer Cambria Will leave new iois
Saturday the .sih mt her malls viii close 81 IN"
of &C IN salGIGzy The .yih lls ~ A. NJ f0sass On
letters and papers one cent each and prepaid 49, - =.
ia u kOBHKr H. NORRIS, r NJ
~ Anatomical huseum.-The Museum iounoou
Ju1cuoo VI tnr by~vry aud Diysi0n-st ne to't
perfect Of the kind in eountry, ana II requires onJ
~ npat cegrce Of Information 10 the uhH
taed anatomy ann physIoCsy, that viii DC nisite y.
surprise aad aston.hm-nt 10 themselves They viii ieass
the place wondering that they could have remained
opx state OF Ignorance about themselves
The scientific too NIL Ind zds antsze r0m the ca
Of the different preparations here ekhpl1ro aHu
those 10 search Vi useful information will come away n-
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deeply concerned We think, too that men OF
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

KINGS COUNTY PRIsoS-There have been con
ycted and sent to the State Prison from January 1888
10 January 1885, the following number Of persons for the
various offences related