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hs Common Cour-ils OF The cities of NswYort Brook.
lyn, Jersey City ard Newark a. IN ,araera
w The folio wing ori@r:
The Board Of Aldsrm-n
The b card OF Assis.qt AldAm.n
Common Council VI The Cits OF Brookyn.
Civic Societies - BROOKLYN
Trustees OF the village Of zmstu'gA With ihsr onceFh
CT nc SOcisttes o. Wsh.msbnrfs
Common Coo leil o. jersey Guy
Civic Societies Of J.sssy Guy
Common Council ortb- City ., N-Sark
Civic Socrates o'the CITY OF Sswrk.
Conn itse 90 the % tor Vniass oi Jamaica
EXP esdenis Of ne Z 1I1~d STATES
III. xr.il-ncy Governor Fish ant suit
". I'd. OF Deps' tueDts % the State
eeuse and Assembly OF Tho Sta OF N-w.YOfk
Members II he Ser and H0a.a Of Representatives OF
ibs Uoied States
The Reverend the Clergy
Msjor General wibf.ld Scott
Communicable Of the United Stat Army and STAT
The commanding officer OF the first Uoed Slatss Military
District al , his Ads.
Officers Of The Arms OF tho United States.
Comm. ". d. Sa'teT Commander OF h- Navy Yard and
station VI New.York with the Oficer. Of the
Navy ofthe United stsiea
Civil Officers Of the Navy Yard
Officers OF duty Of the Militia OF the State ~ New York
New-York State Society Of the Cacnnah-
Revolutionary soldiers Ia csrrisges
Rx.Nayors er.Adrrmen and Assistants OF the Giles OF
New-York. Brooklsn aud other cities.
Heads Of Departments AID Ocers Of The City Government
Fore Ministers aud CoDsuls.
JUDGES OF the United States State, District Attorney ana
CITY Courts
Members OF the Bar
Sheriff under Sheriff sso Depue. Of the City OF ork
Re g1ater County Clerk and Coroner OF the City Of
New-YoTk. with their officers
Police Magistrates, with Sisyes
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~ Masouic.-st Jshs's Lodge

~ Masouic.-st Jsho's Lodge Ne LOO
Members of Lodge tq9ested 10 meet ~
Rom Free Mason's Hal No 6o srosdvsy, "a 4 y.
sd inst 81 IL O'Clock precisely 70 units VIZ
Grand Loose OF the stsis Who bsse seeepsce - ss ~
OF he civic 40 horites to pNncipse 10 paying y.rS9
heu ofrespscf 70 the memory OF h- lse 800 s.sa
Taylor. BY oscsr Of The VOL y w. TisOAS~ Iva ~
n CosDos. Becy
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TWELFTH DIVISION.

Colonel JOHN MONTGOMERY, Aid 10 the Grand MNsnaL
Captain Jsmes 81 Turner, AID.
United A nericsn Mechanics
House CspsnIerS Association
Pioneer Temple
Journeyuep Stone Cutters Association Of New-York
Brooklyn and Jersey City.
Brcklsye and MssoDs Association OF city OF ofk
Shipwrfhis' and eau ksrs benevO ent Society.
Ship Joners' Benevolent Society.
Rlsgers' Union Association.
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SEVENTH DIVISION
Col CHARLES OAKLEY, Aid TO Grard.harsha.
Elijah y. Furdy AID.
Young Mems Wbg General Young Mems Democ.ac
Committee General Committee
Democratic Republican Democratic Wng General
General Committee Commiuee
Of the city OF New.Nork OF he city OF Ne~-rork.
society Of Tsmmany Coumbis Order aud tbs several
Ward Committees OF tb- City Of NewYork
Enkineers Institute.
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SIXTH DIVISION.
WE. CHILD, Ait 10 Grand Marshal
John Rid ey, E'q AID.
Grand Lodge OF the State OF New-York OF free
and Accepted Masons
a. w Gfsnd Lodge Of Independent Order OF Odd
Fellow OF Southern New York aud the suoordl-
naIe Lodges under It's jurisdiction.
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To the Editor Of the Uaion;
As have very iula notice oflhis lady
In the press OF the Disc may ask the favor OF you to IN
dulge ms with small space in your columns TO record
few impressions Of her character and powersa
have heard, for many years past, the most celebrated
vocas,s who have appeared in county and cherish
vivid and delighted recollection OF their accomplishments
In each have perceived marked excellence but 10
Miss Lind like her great predecessor alone are United the
powers and capabilities the gifts aud wonders. OF all her
contemporaries. have heard her rival the superhumsn
powers of Malibrsn, by suddenly executing the most SUR
prlsing cadences upon scale OF voice which disciplined
singers rarely attempt without the preparation.
The range Of her voice is truly astonishng and at times.
In the pcated she not only performs all
that compass and hexibiy Of lone can achieve, but in
the seeming wantonness of her genius, goes far beyond
Although her cadences and ornaments always In keep
log with the character of the composition before her, YET
the richness OF her skill frequently displays itself In some
exquisite beauty Of her On such occasions her
dience fail recognise her superiority, and will
freely confess that the sentiment entertained Is expressed
with brancy and sweetness which she alone Is able %
mpart.
If anything enhance the pleasure derived from he
unrvaed greatness artistic It 10 the easy adaptation
Of her feelings and conversation the disposition and
pacy OF those around her, She has q fund of quiet
humo and charming social spirit, which never fail to
win the hearts OF all her acquaintances and when we
fleet that brilliant professional has been exalted
by fixed principle of moral ecude and beneyolence
when her caressed and fatered beyond all ornei
example-our admiration for her captivating powers Of
lost In profound respect for that pcy and phi
lanthropy which adorn her private life. ia
regret perceive the revival of the Boston allegations
against Mr. Banum, touching specuatons In the sale
tickets Baltimore. To those who have carefully noted
the labor assduy and risk of Mr. b. in his efforts pro-
the comfort and qualification of the musical public
those charges appear altogether groundless In the
city OF New York. where his receipts from the sale Of lick
cts perhaps exceeded those Of Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore united reproach has been upon him
for his arrangement of the riff of prices and he has FIRE
queny varied the arrangement, In compliance with any
| practical suggestion Of the public.
The rapid erection and preparation of the "Nationa
Hail. for Miss Lind by It's enterprsng proprieors merit
the thanks of the citizens and soourners Wash
ton. and trust they will be amply remunera,ed for the
sxertions.
DECEMBER IA.
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CENSUS NEw YoRK The complete returns Of the pop
uation Of New York, with the exception OF ward esti
mated makes the population Of tho nineteen wards s7.
$40 In st5 II was 37223 Increase OF the population Of
the city Ave years it662s nearly forty per The
population Of New York has BEEN at various periods,
follows, i79o 81 i3l 1900 60lsg 1870 s79 1870, l2s
7O6 1885, i66 0s6 1890 BOA $50 1885, 40 0se $780, 32
$50 1885, 81 2s 1850, 5l7,sis In Europe population
OF the largest cities by the latest Is at folio Lon
don and suburbs Istl, s25l7s Pars. 1876 1905 900
CONFERENCE.-The 0o0o " Petersburg, lS4o, 46,00 Ma
pies 1892, sSspei vienns, 1887, $3.50; Berlin 1884.
2 as6 Lisbon, 29 s72 Amsterdam, 202 49, New York,
by this showing I. sbou, the nth city In the world in pon,
Of population Including Brooklyn and WlI,smsbursh.
with their 1870, 900 populson would he the third city In
the number OF lie inhabitants.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrlMoRE, Dec las. p, IN.
An Ugftunded Ramon. Liad and he Public School
Sahoiars.-Hsr Reception eTDte ChVdren-Hsr Bargain
wita hsm-A Seens@ Rejoicing - Southern Earcpsan
Msil Steamers
There rumor hsre this morning that Jenay Lind
will mol Stag In Washington until Tuesday evening, and
that she viii give another In this city on Monday
evening but learn from the best authority that there
Is no foundation for the rumor.
One OF the Interesting occurred the Front
street Theatre this morning Witnessed In Baltimore
clock yesterday afternoon, Mayor Jerome addressed
to Jenny Lind, stating the excitement existing among
the children of the public schools and asking her she
would moi afford them opportunity 70 see and hear her
She Immediately replied that she would be most happy to
meet them 10 o'clock this morning at the Frontsuee
Theatre and at that hour less than 600 girls Were as
sembled within It's walls full orchestra was in attend
ance and she sang them several Of her best pieces
their great delight Her heart, however, with the
boys, about 5000 Of whom waiting outside and she
hastily dismissed the girls to make room for them.
As the Theatre cleared they rushed in with
happy hearts and the air songstress making her ap
pearance they greeted her with enthas chees to
| which she thanked them most kindly
After order was restored, she sung "Home Sweet Homs'
for them and after piece from the orchestra,
forward and addressed the children She said II afforded
her qualification contribute their pleasure and asked
them what they would have her sing Some Of hem criea
song, and another, until four called She
then pleasantly addressed them, and remarked that al
they seemed divided, she would sing them ALL provided
they would sing for her afterwards THIS received
with great enthusiasm; and she proceeded sing 81
that my Redeemer veth," followed by the Bird Song,
the "Fu,e Song, and the Mountaineers Song. the first
which she repeated. The boys then sang for her Hal
Columbia" and the "StaSpanged Banner very finely
she capped them heartily, waving her handkerehe
her head After giving her three hearty CHEERS The boy
dismissed and the performance over She seem
ed much delighted as they were.
The proposition, rather memorial Congress esab
sh line Of mail steamers from this port with grea
favor and is being nuneroasly sgned The proposition
started by William B. Clarke esq the late WING candidate
for governors universally respected and esteemed
and possessed OF sufficient wealth and credit perform hi
part the undertaking The North has line OF American
mail steamers, and 1t than just that the Sou
| should have q semi-monthly line also.
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MACON. Dec. lO-iIt, .. m.
DKcKMBKR IA.

Macon. Dec. lO-llt, p. m.
The Georgia Convention.
The State Convention OF Georgia assembled to-day al
10 o'clock Judge Hill called the chair, and s.
Lanier appointed secretary.
An election having been ordered for president Thomas
Spauldng by exclamation called to the position Hon.
W. B. Woford and A. J. Miller elected vice presl.
dents, and r. s. Lanier secretary.
Appearances indicate that there will be great unanmity
in the convention.
WEDNESDAY, Dec IL.
The convention met to-day A committee of thirty
was announced. Mr.. Calhoun, Of De4 Kab. offered a
resolution that all resolutions he referred to the commit
tee without reading, which led to discussion II was
finally agreed that the counties be called and resolutions
read and referred After argument. the convention
decided on printing 5000 copies OF their proceedings and
adjourned.
DECEMBER I2.
Some excitement occasioned in the convention TO-
day Mr. Seward, OF Thomas, offered preamble, in
which he quotes the speeches of Toombs and southern
resolutions The reference caused discussion, and il
was rejected BY 1877 to 81 The convention adjourned at
O'Clock, to allow time for the committee Of thrybree
10 reDOrt .a.s
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CUPERIoR ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY, AND COT
furniture Of family aueuonOn Thursday De-
eembs 49, al 40 oelock, shall SELL the Iedcnee o. MI
Haswel 10th lohn chuh) al his
superior household and kitchen furniture, consisting psu off,
splendid piano, made BY Dubois seabury ~ s.e.a
Mahogany sofa, diyans, .tlN n
MarbIe-lop table, union chairs ss.#t1."a
Pier tables, dining, and tables
Ladies' work table, rockers
superb marble mantle clock
bronze branches, brackets, and candc4lcks .
Chinese teapoys, walters
Two French plate pier glasses, hre sets
Mahogany book shelves, piano stool and rack
White French china, dinner, and TEA service
very rich, figured desert service
Three ply ingram, and yenlian carpets
Mahogany, French and eossxe beadstsads
Dressing and plain bureaus, waTdrobes
Washstands, tables, and
Rosewood minor-front wardrobe, Very rich
Elegant marble top cottage set
Walnut and other chairs
Looking glasses, hall lamp
Cooking and other
Together general Of kitchen ardciss.
Terms go and credit Of from four months oy notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest $500
Dec i2--eodu ttfN #,e.aH@ Auctionsers.
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ny DYER 9 meaUIRg. Aae,lenssrs,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LoTs--By virtue
Of certain 3ls. December
lS45, by Jonathan Elliot
the land records Of the q Washington In me District % Co
lumba, lber W. b. No l23 foios 49, 100,
undersigned will proceed TO sell public highest bid
der Tuesday the a4h day Of December 1885, The auction
Of Messrs Dyer Mcclure In the
together in parcels the following lying ,hs ciV q Wash
13 IA M 49, ~ - ~ and 81 in numbered
25 49,
privileges appuenancss the belonging
appertainng. II
The commence 4 O'Clock, p. gsE 49, ~,
The Of sale cash. and The remainder In three
payable twelve and eighteen months
day vi sale Notes satisfactorily endorsed
given deferred payments II the OF sale
within aer the
the right resell such lot lots the risk and
expense the dcfauing purchaser purchasers.
JAS. ADAMS, 1T,.,... ~ .
THO. GUNT0N, A'uees
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec 4-eodhds Aucioneers.
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JUST ARRIVED have just received nom Philadelphia
supply celebrated improved Hathaway Bucks
Etna which warrant In all bake
WELL and satisfaction every respect None genuine excep
the aud "Etna
would sdvise persons
superior cooking call the demand
received few Of the galvanized hot air nsce
cooking Gossnel FIRE
general supply Of all kinds Of stoves and nse
q. WOODWARD,
Nov 8-6teodf n f49lF NgHF77
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lie station do but little towards relieving the repub
lie from threatened ruin. unless hs people Of The
try, ne real souersgns Of The land, come to the
cue oil our institutions. Paul may plant and Apollos
may water but the peope-ihe people-the great body
Of pure and enlightened patriots North and Souh-can
alone give the increase
think that may assure you that there win be but
little agitation, Il any, either in the Senate or House
during the present session of Congress To be sure,
are menaced with propositions OF various kinds having
in view the disturbance OF scheme OF settlement
But none OF these succeed even in awakening dis
cussion and predict that 10 the Senate amy proposition
OF this kind from whatever quarter il may come will be
laid upon the table with pfompttude and approach
to unanimy which will leave ground for hope to the
and Dixons line
trust that your meeting OF the Goth instant may have
all the good consequences which you seek produce by
Of IT, and that you may live for many years to
Joy the blessings OF government righeously admins
tered, and just laws universally obeyed.
zen, II. 8. FOOTE
FRANCIS Ivrz and II. X. HARRAL. esqs ~,
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90 Smithsonian Lectures-Dr. Cor, Brooklyn, New
evening, lin Instant, nj IN O'Clock. -
brick pavement i2h street, lamp be placed Al
the Persons coming In this direction win
room through the northeast
Dec if-da
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arrival eths Ameyica at BOSTON, One dsy lsron Euope
Threatening a.pect Of q6ars, &C.

@G BosToN, Dec, Is
We have one days later by the steamship Anne RIGA
which arrived here at o'clock this morning. Her mail
leave in the afternoon.
Barring Brothers circular under date Of London, Novem
Der g. m, says American stocks in the sam.
quiet state, and quotations nnaltered.
The London Shipping Gazette of Friday, November 20
p. m has the following announcement
The intelligence from the continent u again Of war
like The cabinei of Berlin and Vienna are now
stated have arrived at point which the dispute
into open hosnltes The late negotiations between
the cabinets having led any satisfactory results
the French government is said have received despatch
from Berlin announcing That the Austrian government
demanded the OF HesseCassel within twenty
four hours The same report states that the day
note drawn up in energetic terms communicated by
ment."
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EMMY LIND TICkETsThe tickets for Jenny Lind.s
Concern Monday be secured agent willard
Hotel, where Office has been opened
each division The price OF gallery reduced
81 with the exception Of the first rows, which o.
Dec II PIT. BARNIJM.
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TAVERN STAND FOR sALE.-Thc house and yard AZ The
Of Maryland 1fih
BRIDGE for the liberal house,
stable viii be sold together desired the and only
the ground The purchaser OF the purchase
thousand dollars cash, residue credit may
desired with sir per until The whole s
paid interest be paid being reserved 10 him
he whole At any time before his become due u not sold
DYER 4 MCGUIRE.
Dec l1-eod3t Auction and Commission Merchants
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DIED.

On the lth instant, Mr.. JAMES WILLIAMS late mail con
tractor Of this city, In the 57th year ofhis age.
His friends acquantances and the friends ofthe family
quested attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon, O'Clock
from his late residence, 5th and streets.
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Q1-Trinity Church Far.-The Trinity parish are
holding air at Causi Saloon for purpose
the church edce, and for the completion
more beautiful collection Of articles has
ed In this city Many elegant contributions
OF northern cities The articles eI
ensiye, and offered moderate The
O'Clock, each day this week. closing 10 even
ing. Dec 10
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AgrieuIt uraI Gsolosy-No.
BY JOSIAH HoLBRooK
Oxygen calcium. carbon, sulphur phosphorus. nitro
gen, hydrogen. chlorine, and Auorne ultimate prne
pies of mattersimple elements never yet decomposed
rendered more simple They all enter into lime forma-
tons Oxygen and calcium are the elements Of quick
lime Oxygen and carbon form carbonic acid. The
oxyde OF calcium. combined with carbonic acid, forms
the carbonate OF lime the material OF extensive moun-
,a,n ngss o. limestone IN all 's varieties q texture
many thousand miles in different parts OF the EARTH are
the carbonate Of lime and used for the ordinary purposes
varieties are also carbonates Of lime. So is chalk So
several hundred crystalline forms OF this important
element OF our globe These crystals though presented
under two three hundred different shapes all be
reduced to shape shown in rhombic SPAR which, il
broken into fragments smaller than the head of pin,
presents in every fragment rhombic or acknowledged
All the carbonates Of lime composed Of three sim.
pie elements or Ultimate principles, viz: oxygen, the
great supporter OF combustion carbon, the principal ele
tabeof course the most important combustibe upon
globe; and calcium, metal, also combustble The oxy-
gen first exists in two combinations, viz with carbon
and calcium; these two compounds are also combined.
Of course still more compounded, producing the most
abundant carbonate. and of the abundant rocks
and useful minerals upon our globe,
Next to the carbonates OF lime, the suphates are the
most abundant and useful of all lime formations These
also composed OF three elements, and the in
the cabonaies. except that sulphur takes the place Of the
carbon. The oxygen and the sulphur form sulphurc
acid; that, combining with the oxygen OF calcium gives
the sulphate Of lime. This abundant deposite Of lime
formations also presents very appearances All
the suphates of lime nearly so. give the thumb.
nail The carbonses yield to the point of the knife but
not to the humbnail The carbonates efervesce with
any strong acid. even vinegar which efervescence
shows what is called life in eye stone, which is the
mouth piece Of certain Shells all shells being the carbon
ate OF lime Sulphac acid has stronger hold in its
rious combinations than other acids, and hence
not displaced either by carbonic muratc, nitric acid
consequently, the suphate of lime does not, like the
Donate. edervesce with any common acid The thumb
nail. the point Of knife. and any common acid. are
hence sufficient te. for ordinary purposes TO distinguish
like the carbonate appears in many beautiful crystalline
forms.
EXPERIMENT BY collecting such varieties Of these two
lime formations any easily procure, and
ranging them upon the mantspece in case beaut-
full cALcAREoUs CABINET will be formed. These spe-
cmens, tested by each other by the thumb the point
OF knife piece of quartz glass, any acid, vim
egar, also by the sight, feel and taste, will furnish much
rich instruction and delightful amusement 10 the pos
n any doubts it, let him Try the experiment II
he has doubts, he will try il OF course.
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o. Street baptist Church.-Rev Thomas d. Anderson
Of Roxbury Massachusetts,, will preach Baptist
Church, at II O'Clock, a. m, and J, p. m, TO day.
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New Fancy Goods.
Rs. H. GLITCH takes pleasure attention
vi ladies and public general large new
Of fancy goods she received opened
for inspection Monday, The 18th,
China flower vases, card baskets and perfume botlcs
China cups and ssucers, with mo
Rocco and rosewood work boxes
Card and portmonnnies
silk bags and
shell and buffalo tuck combs patterns 'aae
Shell, buffalo, and other dressing combs
Har nail, and tooth brushes
Farins's cologne
Lubin's perfume for the handkerchief md toilet
Plain and vsreHnfcd purse silk
Purse and bag ornaments ts
Steel, gilt, snd
Embroidery, crochet and brading patterns
silk, linen, and cotton
Berlin zephyr worrted &c, kc.
Also variety Of &C. &c. menuonai Of
which wiz be sold the most reasonable ptices -
Pennsylvania avenue, between ON and ION streets,
Dec l5-9suw few doors from 10Th street.
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JUST received handsome Of pearl and
glasses which will be sold
together with beautiful splendid gold watches
guards and chaean chains diamond pins rings silver
and plated paor other clocks and variety fancy
Giles suitable for the hoyda, which will be sold cheap
other establishment in this city s.l6 1T :
paid repairing Watches clocks ewel
kc $3.50 s. $3.50 -
A III c. w. HEYDoN
Between ~ and 9Th streets, the National Hotel
Dec l5-diw MAT Insel.1 Washington D. o.