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By the orders q w. Peek.
" 4 Peek s:po.,S that the ...ur. Of h,s .ssouns
q. coin applied b. him 70 repay loans prs,ssssy
CO. and to himselfw he had 70 e. 1oSrs
and after deducting what due him for Ris 1900
Which was 81 600 witness, on rsfssrinx . ~ SooS
nnds that In addition to the $1,000 bebrs satsd he
also paid 1000 to Juds, Jones Of Orange county =
once Q. What monss were disburssd for slAss busi-
exclusive Of those loans between LIST Of pr and
does not shew there many charges aeainss Hy
Moore after the LIST Of April but cannot rsSosst pss
disbursement for the business Of the sBss afsr ~
LIST of April there was $ooo expenses bark Law
Mr. Hall raid that sufficient money Wa resolved
from the government to pay all the current expenses
Of the ONCE from the LIST April to the l9th July, which
he offered to prove.
The defendant offered to prove thai Mr. Peak hsd
been in possession OF 900 at the time Of his winding
mp his account which Of 81 900 he handed over 70
Plaintiff further offered to prove that M Peck sp-
piled some Of the proceeds Of those coins 70 sxtinguh
debts Of Ely Moore due to Mr. Peek, Without rsfss-
Mr. Peek then, in answer to Mr. Cutting, MD Mr.
Moore did nsA owe any money, personally; he Dor
rowsd money Aom friends Of mine and directed me to
pay 1t out ofany money that might come into the Of
Zee. only loaned him 500. my swn assount.-
make up essp. IN a th w. sss vSsp
went there fret There was a deficiency Of $4,000,
altogether whom wac there about three nonths,
discovered that check had been received from the
government for $4,000, of which there ne asknow
ledSment on the books money was borrowed and
paid and continued from time to time to make up
the deficiency; the money Of the bark Lawrence sp
piled a. did all other monies that came into Ii
Office.
1t then agreed by both parties, that . verdict
should he entered pro forma for plaintiff for $4,000
with leave to defendants to appeal without security,
and court appeal, to dispose Of the facts and tc
give judgment to amount or otherwise, 10 order
. trial or a referee, il so advised.
1.-THE Mechanics Bank was mentioned Il ysseerdaye
report; it should have been the Mechanics Banking
Association y
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SUPERIOR Court.
Before Judge esnofOd
XII nocpr. vs.. TIE PRESIDENT THE MECHANICS
pAsKf ASSOCIATION.

BANKING ASSOCIATION.
i.
Ir,I IT-nr. Cornell Ceashier) dcpcecd, for ne De.
kucc 10 the eject that Dir. ftck came down 70 ahe
lhnk IN the morning. after the tegs YER len y ~.
sLcmpron; the k,gs were opened, end -cre founu 70
eotsin dollars ana he (nr Psek) laid They verc 70
no a. the credit Of his account a. ueual witness 81
lar psstr suesestiOn made tho alteration IN tc cooR;
he sad Il wac then correct, and be eerd " the pro-
sssd. ~ the eons were put TO the credit 81 u Ieek
A d.eu,sion h.re srose, to tn production 81 the
hsnk hcoks hr Cutting. on behalf q plenti1 eol-
Il nd,d that the hank books were not eva nee 81 te
ma,v. raid 20 Mr. Peek. and he tbscted t. their b."
i,r ,yy,auetd Mr. G. submitted that the cieeks
.l,,d h. produo. ~ tho attendant they -rul show
1919 t6s money paid TO the herthas cice,
90 49,, ird.vidual uss Il ~ae paid. Whstsvvr evil
d,ne. the tepks Oh b bctwcsn the d, DR. and sbs
~ ti.sy arr not tvids nce az &C q third parry
nr Lord wrs hard on ia. oiGer side. VA snrwcr 20
,e ,tI,ctlon and tie Judge ruled hat ,hs shec ~
NJ 70 pt,suned 20 have teen rcturned aud cut Of ex-
A<srss they were bound 20 havr The nett br-, EVIL
d.rs. and he would allow the prosuctou 81 tbe books
lr Cornell then ero.ss xaI1in.d by NJ Prescott
Rail n \. pistrict kttog ney.-Q Why cd Mr. ThOln
,eu ask or receipt. " The money o. have gone
Dir Tssks <ountg A because he led not '.ic sank
l<ck with him.
tibr Lock pr due,s the entry vas a-t m5Js
sL,s.ud flum Ely Moore. G. e. Mershsls, and AZ
tsr~ al a. that err>ed. ard tbc cntyy naie
r,ad Receives htu ". ". Psss Dsp ! :. sssr
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ssuVe ~ I1r Etrora.-The steamship Eu-
rcrr, Certain Lon. -OScd yesterday noon, for la
lifs and Liverpool She took out I3s passengers
for Liverpool. and for IIalSx lie, oftheir nsmes
ean b. seen in another solunf. She had Ssl, 7ss
In speeie en- hoard
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Early vtoErAnrss.-A convention ~ doctors is
10 lie held in Cincinnati early next month. A con-
vcn.icn Ct cditcrs has just been held recc1tly in
Baltimore, and dosen more editorial conventions
will be hold during the summer all over The coun-
nv, to fix the priccs Of advertising.
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CoHvIcTIoH AND SENTENCE PrTrsBuls Rso-yts
Six persons four Of them women, having been en-
gagged in she recent strike Of the iron moudcrs have
been tried on change Of riot, and found guilty The
sentence Of the court condemns the two men, named
McDermott and Brstt to eighteen months hard work
in the penitentiary and the four women 10 month
In preon and fine Of hfty dollars. The sentences
considered excessive Our citsens deeply excited
yesterday after the announcement Of the sentences
pronounced by Judge Mcclure in the riot 6ase We
heard but opinion expressed and that indigns
ton. We regard the sentence Of two young men
guilty Of an offence without crimc-as the severcst
blow that has been struck 1t the rights of tho
etzens There il to be public meeting Of stisens 70
protect against the sentence and to address petitions
FOR pardon to the Governor The females condemned
are said to be mothers Of families. Ptssswg Ps]
Post, .dgvII IL.
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slander Suit.

Horrsosy, PA, Apri II, 1880.
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Of saaquehanns
county the Of Elisabeth Eli asainrt Alexander
Duel for slander verdict for the plaintiff OF 81 200
vas rvudtred
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New York, Thursday, April ls, 1850.
European News.

We may expect to receive two weeks later news
fkon Europe at any moment, over Bain's and
Houses wires The America has, probably, arrived
At Halifax The British Queen may arrive at this
port to- day, from Hamburg, with one weeks later
htsllgence.
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No Steamer Yet.

Bosror, April 1s-12S A. n.
The steamer vs. not In sight at iIalifsS last evening
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U. y. Frigate Raritan

EorroIu, April le-P. n.
Ths o. a. ffisate Raritan, Com. Parker, nom Havana
arrived here to- day; ofhccrs and crew we'll.
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Tux UrsoaRIAS 1ssrRrcTioss-We have al
ready published the instructions cf our government
with rcfpeot TO Hungary. They were dated on the
eighteenth Of June last. The instructions OF the
HUNGARIAN Minister TO Major Danb0urgby arc pub
Eshed by us to-day They bear dates. respectively,
on the fifteenth and seventeenth OF June last and
had they been known TO our government before the
Hungarian cause was defeated, perhaps very dii-
fcrent fate would have attended that unhaEPy
country. The instructions are Of a very liberal
character; and the importance CT our giving pro-
lection 10 countries in Eurcpc in which the germs
Of liberty have taken root, eceme to be realized
more thoroughly than by our government That
the United Staics naturally have deep interest in
the cause Ct republican liberty throughout the
world. cannot be doubted and 1t canno, be that we
can long rrocrastnete in dong our duty. Swift
ciland eiande, at the present moment, prominently
before The world ns seeking protective alliance
with us; end Il remains to be sccn what scton we
are justified in taking on the question. Something
nlutt lc done.
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Navigation Open In canada.
Qrrsrc, April II, 1880.
Three .hpe have arrived at this port which Is sooner
by fortnight than the ueual time
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Tpopro4IeN or Com AND SILVER IN lSfe.-We
have il frcm the beet authority that the mines oi
Mexico produced forty millions IN gold end siiv r
,Sring The last year, the mines of South Am~rica
al ,ut twenty millions, thcse Ct California aboai
tlirv. and the mines of Europe about fay, making
erog, der one hundred and forty mlicne Of gold
and ,ilNr added TO the spccie currency OF nc
world in soe year, and psobably next year .he sd'-
tim will he Vo hundred millions. We are WITHIN
a,lot, time e a conirlete rcvolnoo1 and rrvuA
sion IN The ,urrcrey Ct II, wbel woibL aa
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Tn IIorsr AND ScuooL or lsDuSTEy.-Judee
Edmondp, while presiding at the dinner OF the
Dramatic Fund Association, gave as sentiment
"The ISdjcs--alwsys foremost in every good
work" SO exclaimed we, reading 'he practi-
cal, sensible, earnest and busncss-hke appeal ~
the ladies' 81 this city. sr the establishment Of
house and school a industry. They have len -
lt.lc 20 soy On the suhicct. They throw aside al
vain ard empty sentiment, and address themselves
10 lie f,cis and the occasion and. in alludng 20
lie food Of reupcrsm pouring in uPon ~, happily
illuftrsie it by the Rev. sydney smiih's story, IN
his Tamwoith sTccch. where Da1lc Partington is
represented az striving TO sweep evay the Atlantic
with broom. However. this u only email
men, 81 the ejdWse, compared with the hearty
directnese fpurposc and the simplicity Of the plan
which arc 70 establish the work 40 well and wisely
begun. let the ladies faic courage--nevcr hlier.
and hey will have the sweet consolation Of having
ou,r,uicd 10 the immediate aad permanent hap
ppces of thousand. aHd tens oi thousands. The
enterprise - exc,lleri, and must succeed.
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REofgAszArlos oF TIN CsnNrr.-Among Other
Gu dts we hnd that Pr Webster will take the
State department., 1nd that hc vii Lave equally
tble men ns his colleagues. II this should take
lNlaee, spd Mr. Cley become the leader Of the adj
m.Nisuaticn inCongess tnd heir 10 the succession,
the wing party may yet he allie to get on its legs,
olcnnss iisclf permanently, and carry everything
tLioushors The county. Something must ~ done,
or al y ssrc. A petty lafecoy csblne, will never DO
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,Crrsr~ cv Furry AND CROWDED DWELLINGS,
Fy reference 60 another part of this sheet, II win
be seen that returns are being made to the City
lnspec,cr. IL tho condition Of rear buildings and
courts and aivv~ in the city, and that we publish
thete wsusns 40 far as they have come 10 hand.
lnperfec, as they arc, they reveal horrible state
CT things. The Eleventh, the Seventh, and the
Sixth ward. tho worst. the Sixth leaving an the
rest far behind not in hlth, At least in the fright
full overcrow,hng 81 the dwellings The picture il
presents il appalling in the extreme. To think Of
two or three hundred human beings crammed into
one house, Of upwards Of 400 crowded into SIXTY
three ill-vennated and filthy rear houses in single
ward, in the heat Of summer, is enough to startle
the most apathetc. And these are independent Of
the eighteen thousand subtenaneans who burrow
under ground in the cellars, like the wild
animals Of the forest. With all this filth in
the hotbeds of disease staring the Common
Council in the face, they hesitate about the
appointing of a health warden for each ward,
because, forsooth, one for each ward is too much.
Penny wise and pound foolish, they are still
straining at a gnat, while they gulph camel.
They are scared at a small and necessary expen-
dturc for preserving the health Of the city, while
with the most lavish hand they squander away
thousands of dollars upon things useless or worse
than useless. What do they care for the health of
the citzensf Look at their conduct few even
ings ago. They ordered the City Inspector to pro-
secute the parties who were depositing manure in
the upper part Of the city He did so, first notifying
them to remove ito which notices they paid 80
little attention. that they actually increased the
dung heaps till the last moment, and till they were
actually arrested. How does the Common Council
act They remit the fines, and thus practically
hold out an invitation to all the manure dealers in
the city to dump filth wherever they please, as
they may fairly calculate upon impunity in the
end, no matter what proceedings the City In
spector may adopt against them. We shall see
what steps will be taken TO enforce cleanliness in
those dwellings that have been reported filthy by
the health wardens.
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Steamboat Explosion and Loss OF I.afe.
Erw orLxAss, April IL 1850.
The steam tov-boat Hercules was blown mp at the
Southwest Pace on Wednesday ast and sad TO relate,
she third engineer pilot and ave Of the deck hands
ware killed The boat IL . total wreck
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Mutiny on Shiplsoard.

Mutiny on Shipboard.
BALrrxorr, April l'-sP. n.
The British ship Brant which sailed few day. since
for Panams has been obliged to return, mutiny hsv
inr broken ont on board among the crew.
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John Reese, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Salse-
Cooley kssse win give their personal and prompt -
tenton Furniture Of families breaking
will receive IL for SALE ~ Shsr ed
sapseous Rooms 81 aad So BsosAvay, e
White strset.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENENgp EyEGY DAY

The honey Market wtn be found ON -
Ella hsh reCe.
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The Cabinet.

The recent numerous rumors predicting change
n the cabinet have attracted the attention Of the
two journals at Washington, which are considered
the organs Of the present administration We ex-
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nc hcp.ie .se. while WATTS Restorative. er ksryous AM
ucCte L. had have the Of sonsanp-
ter the wrttehed debility aud yrst
ard The wore, Itapbroda cured ~ e. II y a. had
worst serish bsforei sbotne 80 asorsn ~" -
u.
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The Morals Of Poiitics-Calhoun Living
Calhoun Dead.

Calhoun Dead.
During the past few days, there has been circu-
hating very widely, in the newspapers, very
SERIOUS and pregnant letter, written by the Hon
Thomas II. Benton, in Washington City, and first
making ms appearance in 81. Louie, Missouri-a
better which throws very original ray OF light on
the morals Of politics, the feelings Of politicians,
and the difference between great man dead, and
n arcat man alive Here is the document
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Prices nrm, demand steady,' says th<
Reporter and IL s precisely with KNOX LIS Pull
street He ststes in his prices for be shasu Ia
the very best hats only living profit
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o. seunders' Patent metalie Tablet Aasor-
etrcp-the eldest and approved etrop IN ese
having tsen before the public Tor the last thirty ysas
- bod - As ssbssribsrs. Wholesale sa< retail ,..
l7 Broadway eernsr Liberty street. sud - nsssavsy
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gsous Saloons Tents, Earquees and Private Rssns hs
always been pstronid to repetion Their addition
supper Saloon and Dressing Rooms, ths Tres Yoov
happy know. has sdded immensely ~ the business
their beautiful place. observe they nightly srv
splendid suppsrs the military and OWE sssosias.s =
city.
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Fair bye, only procured The rsnufseery twsg
street. Tbs pablo should gusrd against insos see
various diroruss. Persons vhoee hair has ssssDst h.
eoer from ~. 81 the imitation dyes have
81 By saliirr 90 above. Copy the address.
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AD'bkfRthENlN RENEWED BvEkf DAt.
THE TRADES.
~sra~-~ -
A CES rRhL tTT1lNG or TnE JorRNrynBS ur-
N lcstrftrs ~ New York vili u held Friday evenia
ATri ~ at ueitk at 40 Mechanics Hail Hest~r rtr
GEORGE hOlT, Pr~<e~n-
Dr.. Cs,uJ,y. aser-,srv.
TIE JOrhsTYrhr wAISu CASE MAKERS aus
81 ~ NJ. Stcneslfs ffSsti III fultes
eret. 1luifday evening tie l-th met 40 ~ eelosk
~ erstt cf ths lti1niitUv.
O. nvvBrRr.
~. SPFIBti. Conu4sse>
r. q ". SIMPSON. rrsst
ITO NIcthS. PARTRIDGE. GOULD wirriNGs
lsrtr ba1sirg Narulaeturer-. - tourtlent rtrrct
btw ltIi tltueuNs the r1QFr 80 rsr - fcur era
rloynrrf respectfully terrier snfeneo
suf ss-t ret Only for the very LITERAL vsnee ~
have adced former sca ~ vle.- lwhteh sas
placed Equality With the otes ard lUrre~t
fscrisf but Ter lie centlefaaniy sondUe ana
rnrrrysna tucness y5- have tvioi fr wsthes
-tsta tusness trar-scticra, seee have iesn "
v.vr e tty oeattefata Dc eorfdeny ~rsors tes
every s.sicn ha e rsae vs 70 ~. y.u every -es
fa<u unrvi'tiBg and attention shall
he ~ he manufac.rrs 81 ths hAng eoFnnitse4
70 W sfa-st fat they e--fr ~ ~,
EDwhPp Htfsepr,
rFrna pukS,
Connits>s Putkssssss.
.kpfl ~ fglA. sI .rrff1 aTIrHsH a1W ID 0laN
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Comb Fncfory, 5s5 Broadway-LN11es arr
invited TO this rich collection Of Ccuhs
eauaed In erent variety IN the city among Witch vii ~
found the open chain pattern much admired; the
made 20 order after design. matter how
Gentle altered and repaired. a. L T. SAUNDERS
arut ~ rad
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Of tie Wig factory 81 rEDnuRsT 4 HEARD. ssiae
lane. sy made q the test natural euries hair
scntine al the lAto. inprovcsn,~ isdi- ernAzns "a
lair. IN frcat abundance Cut this out Maiden lsns
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which scientific have teen long IN search e. IL
fouud al is., cure positive end nfant,. fss "a
dses<e. Witch terminate IN Confumrton. has hesn die
covered. Its spciten Compound God Avsr OF C~ndyi
In that TreTsrstlcn the nest famous c eaern r~nee
fact the onfv really medicine for egs sss-
rrdire 90 rcnfrnsd pulmonary dreast Cod ver OIL "
ki,.1 IN rev End form. endowed With
lid i ordinary surs.ive prurr,ie and uasresudng W
vcud all arisen cough rertdy intrdreed
sis country Its prepared by the risr ms c~cty
Ard may H. there II any 81 the named Ase
Ppshtrn Co. no broadway 10 Aeor tforss and
Brsdvay, ryine r,ur.l snmnsr~, ~ Cr@ue ,trxs ,ct
Frcad~y and Eehth street; Hstecresa Rro~ar
Mr. FULTON Broshlyps
ttaavisk. falton Ferry 1hcmas s.swei. ~ wlha~
street ~ r.. and - Montgomery street. Jersey ,ity
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Cleared.
p asss q Che Es sh as .IysrpsS Grin
Rishsrs.sn w,..sn Co. Meta teIsml Ds Hard, Bremen
nell savannah, O 81 Laaries \ Co.
fss.ony yI S cass s nsd n.Iss
Tru,ilio Barrsirss; Esward. Buckley. spasehiooia
s1. p..s sssr4.y e. sr csT.s, Lso9 Place.
ssii,. say.sbsh.
t h.iis Pert frnss 'if s De-. % HSss,.
W.. sf f. s., cSs
soePs-s orsss. G.rri,s w.rshan; Charles. Rh.ss..
s /. s"s"s 70 savannah, sS sus si' IN 20
ps: ! e''fs' +. " \. 2 ;:.y s e
% ssg & ss' ~. .s .s, isa = ~; sa g e
% contact with The bark 1a from New York for
fore ~. ,a may s.s .,sa.s r..
lower .addIns sa. .sd boom. .pi, saa
iosss hs sia I,a,t. .ay ..,,ssss sa, told she
shp saI,sns n.rf., Ts. o,ss.. avn .,s .oas
Melon. Jan m si 2 s., Ion 70. .pois brs Gov Tosits.
Toronto. P.itsr' ss- Orleans. and 4, day. frm tho
shlp rs,sI gs,,re. Rockwell ss- ors.a, rs day. with
shir n.rrd s.lssrnsr. sav.snsA sds,. with cotton,
nc, % pS.hsn !mop;
ne,ia,s zee f.. e's' a. a. - so s 5's :sss ss
Bsis chsnaiss Coz Bassari Assoos S.- otl..~ Jan g.
with mdse TO the master experienced heavy ~sa,her
sy s.sn Doors Loaf s.si iess sf los vi. q %,s... BAL
~. s.. s:s: ss @ .; iss
S S ss'i New q Il. v
k.rk hiv.r.ao Lsf Ihsn,.enl nssIy. New Orleans is
Gsri Gov nneii.y isf Bsrs.s,,, Larns. S.~ Orleans.
s,s Ts 70 .ss, rr lsa. slsa, Is s. , m
1Ii1 rST, sT;,s;T Baker Aur cays' S s.J' with log
-
r.s r~S:. .s s,s' q Tss' ss 2 a. ss
V,. ,,sv ,r.% n's,sn s,s, ssr,s ,,..,o 70
B.s Ea.ssd Iiii.,s cr,s,r.s J.r.n. ~ .sA ns...
sr * H..' S. cf.S s s rs1
As y.. s,s;s s!ssTs .;'''', 0''.,' .','
nrs x.,ssIls. nSE.i' sss,i,, DAY. III @s. 70
s,is asssas P.r,ss.. ssrsrisas a.v.ns 10 s.ys Win
srs h,%s, isf iiS%s.,ssL crsrfOri S'~ ori'sss. %
Sas asisss. n 70 ssssiss ..s.e.. las .s .e,..-
SEQ, 20 The master J.s = 10, ~ Ion ~ passed 'ns oe
ss sI s,.s c.sss. s.,.ssss days. with cotton 10
srs fipur. rh.shs s.r,nssh.T days. With cotton and
sis Ssia.is Jsis.ss. cA.riss,oa cay. With e.so.
Brs fjss. Trsusss cksTiss,os ssys with cotton sns
.:,. sss ss., +. az. ~ Pace; % Z az: =: ys u
r s.,'s's;' r. :s, e, r:sS ..ss a.. :.
fron s.sa-ieh f n.siis. ass v,ry ssa weather.
i.st iu.r,,. 20 h.,.sl s...-. s.r.... !. days. with
pelrs. I,yl.r is,h in.s iss ss lon "a OK spoks
thn Luess f.r Ihilsa.Ps.s lth. lat N So Lon ~ IN
.n.m iessS a. hhss en dsch stove sAsy, ssa received
sshr yatihsv Bird Paw. Austssas ~ ssys Win mos,-
.e ISsyre Jss ~ esperienced gale frsm fse
'e Of mes.,. syrsss sst Ne: has sssn blss
ter,d NJ 70 the city THURSDAY nisA, By the pilot
sssi trss.ss '' S.:,ss,s 'cs.r,..s.s. s.,. -ss.
eot.er. 20 NeCrssdy.
seir Swain, Tovssend, chsrss,es. aAys with ses-
ssir risssssh Ann. ThsJ,r Plymouth. NC s~yH with
shr s.dsd Plat. sirsnos. r,-s.r.. ssys win ssvs,
stores.
sefr eusss ns,y, Crochet. gersissvnls. NC, dAsa
echs Liberty, weets, kiehmcnd, q dsys
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On Friday morning, Of consumption, CHAeLEs w.
WARD. aged 27 years second son OF Mr Edmund Ward,
formerly Of Halifax, Nova Scetia
Sunday afternoon next st4 o'clock when his friends
and requested to attend fur
ther invitation.
On Friday the 2sth inst In the seth year Of his age
FRArcIs SEAroS, Of County Gavin, Ireland
The friends and acquaintances respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral this Saturday. 10th inst
from his late residence, SS Pitt street. ct 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
On Thursday, the cath January, PrrrR wErsrLL,
sged As years.
His relatives and friends also those Of his brothers,
George and william II. Wetsell and his brothcrs-in
law William A. Rurns and Jacob Vantpe, rsspsct
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 270 East Twenty. fifth street. on Sunday
next, att p NJ. His remains will be taken TO Green
wood Cemetery.
New Brunswick, Phladelphis, and Cincinnati papers
please copy.
On Friday the 2stb inst after short illness, HosO-
RA ScoTT, aged IS years.
Her friends and acquantsnces and those OF her bro
ther Patrick Scott respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral this afternoon AT o'clock from her bro
thtrs residence, 301 lott street.
On Thursday morning. January 21.h, ct the resi-
dence Of her father Captain Van Pet, Port Rioh-
mond, Staten Island, after long and painful Illness
Mrs. CAROLINE BAKER wife Of e. II. Baker ESQ late OF
Wifcopfin. aged q years.
At Holden Mass. 10th inst WILLIAM DaURv, Esq
IN DaisiriuI., I'D IDfI. NrhfnsAn ~. SnVRss,
52 years and months.