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TOR CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH and

LUX NllAhLESIO N, SAN hNNAll anu
il FLORIDA-Semi-W.ek ly T. 5. Mail Line.-The new
and fss.-eoiug steamer JAMES ADGER J. DC tinso,'
Commander will leave Pier No. 4, y. r. on MEDNr :
DAY Nov. 3, o'clock PM, precisely For freight
spry on board where all bills Of adng wall be signed ana
for passage. At the Office OF =. -, -,
Savannah passengers will be cketed through wilhol'
further charge Passengers will suffer detention az
Charleston have been made with the south
Carolina Railroad Company dispatch al extra tram On
the arrival Of the steamer.
NJ bills OF sdins signed after the steamer has sailsd
The UNION will follow, on SATURDAY Nov. o.
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IN PTRSTANCE nf an ordnr of thr Surro.

OF the County o. New ORR noic -reby 20 All pr
ons kayas cns .ainst JOHN l. EsrEyF. late Of the City Of
N-~ Yort j. e'ei en- e n vouchers te so 70
the subscriber re.dsn No. ~ lhofnass' the Ciy Of
Iot bsr, ne sh dry March newt Dated View fors
sept, Is52 CLOuCE ESTEVE, Adnlnlatrairr.
Cisvcn.Nf
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~ CEEDs 81 the SALE Of ~ REAL ESTATE of WILLIAM
sOPER the CITY New ORR de- d n'es;lie tsy made
unrr lie order Of the Surrogate New fors, ~
Samuel SpfEsNe Of the View Yos dnr-,ed F--ho der
APPOINTED b. he AID Surrogate aake o. The real este SHIRE
v sop-r Of the City Of View YOk iecelsed H,es
died ere r payment Of h, debts pur ran; o he 'taiie
ea snd pro.-d III bE Dl-IkBJ TED oy the sat
rarrusAfe ACCORDING To LAW :. fhs Surrogate Once tBs
Of ehih OF November ne Il ten cOcs
n he ruoou OF hat dy-DaeI Ssyenser, 1870
ss3ow " ZABRlsKiE, Proctor. &c.
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IT, tn. Cincinnati Nonparcil gives the fol

loving hlt Of ptrgOnf who have Dem cOnItd 20 va
Hamilton County Ohio jail during the last i've months,
for ysgTsDcy or the nonlpaymentof nnes;
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HOUR Of LEAVING FOUR P. M-REt

HOUR Of LEAVING FOUR P. M-REG-
H ULAR MAIL LINE via STOSlNGTON Tor hos
TON, PROVIDENCE, SEw-BEDFORD and TAUN-
TON.-Cn and sfter MONDAY, Nov. ], the steamers of
this ine Will leave Pier No North Piver hrs wharf
above Bstsrypsce, daily except Sundsy Ct M IN
stead of 2 NJ
FARE REDuoED.-To Boston. 81 81 cabin; 81 deck To
Providence, 81 cabin IS cents deck.
No charge tor BeTths BY these Steamers
For further information apply al No lo BstSery-pce
NEW-YORk and ERIE and CANANDAl-
~ qua and ELNTRA RAiLROAD-F.ll Arrangements.
Trans i ave New-York and Ere Railroad Pier foot Of
DuaDe-st.) follows
Mail Train AZ A. NJ arrives At Elmra AZ i! z VI says
gh and leaves A. " for Csnsnds ga. Rochester,
Buao, Niagara Falls snd all the pnncpsl towns IN West
en Nex-l orb and Canada.
Might Express AZ P NJ directly through Canlniiyr
ard all places above mentioned Passengers by this train
take brrats. in Elrs Freights for the above places Will
be taken BY Express Fright Tram AZ ) p ".
WILLIAM g LAPHAM, SuP't. c. and (. R. R.
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Copnrtnersbip.
7 United PARTNERSHIP formed this {
II 4 III ARn 81 API ErlN md CEPtlAS ~. NJ

4 United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
II by EDWARD STAPLETON and CEPhAS h MIX
TON: 800 OIL, ,....
Fst-The name or INN under which said partnership IS 10
he conducted IL EDWARD STAPLETON.
sron6The general nature Of the business 70 be trans
acted the manufacturing and dealing II Hats Caps S'ra"
Goods, &c.
Third-rhe name Of the gener partner interested therein
is fDN ARD S1APLETON, who resides IN tae city OF
and Of the special partner Is CEPitAS
H. NOTION whose place o; residence also the city OF
New-Nork.
FouithIhe amount OF capital which SAID special partner
hes contributed 10 the stock Tho 1saHd
DollA-s IN cash. -, -,
Ffh-The said partnership e commence on this twelfth
dsy of October 1852 and TO nsie the Isl DAY OF An
usyv 1856 EDWARD STAPLETON,
N,w-York Oct. u 1882. CEPHAS IT, NORTON.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

gate TIE County New rork hesbJ fyeh 10 all
having ci- r.sn' JOHN DARG, hs Of ih CITY of New
fof deceased p.en, IN. With vouchers her.o 70 no
,Hbtcfie her r.d-nce. No 81! The Cy OF ssr
lch bee tie .fh d@y February asat-Das-i ss- foff
the 2isi csT n August. ls5a
aus iawfmt MARTHA DAftC, Adm a-lhairIH.
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lflillinerp.

MISS ID. A. GARDNER, importer of French
WI Bonnets Caps and Flowers, No. itS Broadway " u
aud Nc l5e, Consress-si., Savannah Ga -. ~, .oo
Miss 5. A. CONN, Dress-nASeT fasis Fss'''' W. "
nd,rnN
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c.

SMITH Eq sgrrosi. u tho County King notice - hereby
fsrr al persons kas ss~Ast JOHN
j. DARLINGTos City villa atsrsh. deesssed
required ,Ih 'hs N the voucher thereof
10 stthe Once Of Joepn Palmer No - Chatham
The Cs Of New foIi be ore tho si Day Of oec-nosr
ntIf.-D.;cd. nay "a. ls5..
NARY A. DARLINGTON, AlHlnstTarI
m3l l.~tmh' GEORGE IS CLARKE, and Adm nisira'or
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A UsTRALA and CALIFORNIA; young

IN Man wishes 70 engage himself 90 70 either OF me
above places. he would prefer with his
after ks arrival Rertnce gwen and required Al inte.
view can he hrd hy addressing " w l. No 81 East lltas
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

y I NSIiNOL OF IN UIUtI UI IHU SuIIU-
Il gate The CouJ New York tose hereby % all
ans tyut against MtIrhEN BAKSARD, ate u the City
loFs dea.-i e~eut The SANE With YOU her thereof 10
the subtrbef MS res,n No. ~ Charlton IT, ths Cry u
lclk before the l6l lay o February neDsted Ne-
loik, The I5ih aaJ Of August, lsi.
sni6l spGnNF r. H. BARNARD, Alm.us,rator.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-

\ n OhSOaNtJ vi al OTutI VI tHc Sulio-
safe the County Ees York notice - srsoy s3-n 10 Al ~
y. har n GAINS against ELIZABETH PlNKSEY. Late o The
New YORK d>ccaed he with voucher
thereof ~ h. rsd-nc- No l tu,'n ~ ts'
Cay Ynk before the tenth day OF December n.H
Dated New York he II eniJ ninth dsV Of MAJ l,i2
msl lsvcmh JAMES d. PHYFE. EIecu;or
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence


lee Boat Repairing .qgoin-Fngitipe .4,esed- Clerk Of
Common Council Granville John Penn.
The city ice boat is again uptown receiving repairs,
rendered necessary by damages received yesterday
among the ice For. Mifn She is make another
attempt ntrrow. There ere NOW about hundred sail
Ct vessels awaiting a. the breakwater the re.openpg
OF navigation.
Thomas Ridley, who in November last escaped from
the isil AZ Esersburg Cambris county, ARRESTED
here this morning ard locked up to await the action of
the proper au horities.
Thomas Birch, for many years Clerk of the Common
Cour ci was last evening rotated from that Office into
tie Presidency OF the City Commissioners, recently
clted by the decease Of Adam Tragrair Farquhar,
member Of the Council resigned his seat, and VII
probably be selected TO fill the vacant cierkshp He is
. most estinsble man. and will do hop,r to the post
lie was OF the specia Committee Of Councils that
visited your city DUNG the kossnth tt1or
Granville John Penn, grea-grandsoI Of the founder
OF eur State, il to he officially received, Monday
morning next, In Independence Hail. by Mayor Gilpin
lie has been here for several weeks enjoying the hospi
talities Of our citizens.
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hSs, 'ss e. e
lss for sFrsnesGS Jsn6 ys.uyius DO :o,n M,ssAsv
ss May ks:'
francisco Williams, do sOhrs Mansfield Soo's ana Be-
~; Sss s:xs
Beaver nr ysh brig cadS0r0 in '0v ff'n
Ban Ban rRANcls10., Dec I6-Arrived-sohr Stockton
sssanship Sea Bird Hs,ley San Diego Vi. !n.srn.-
n P9 es s oOss mss ss v
ssa Cruz ir.ysiis seinsosS, paasse 40 Anp'' D''"'
ss,s Solumsns Ishsm P.qarA Vie intern
' s .ass : tss sarah
9.h-Ba'k' osrb. Ripley, Valparaiso; Uadins Haywood
ant-Bsrs cirossaan tBr,, Lewthwai.o H.vre via VA.
ga Ssa. 2l,h--No .rrivsls
ssssssp lsesnss.qsier lFfh TssynsTs; Be.assu. u.
ssssn
oi M bs sn
Apsn Eavsassrs' Islands, bound 70 Stockton; Cornes
s7.h als Es,h. asp Rea!sis Isosin sxl Ianssui...
j sSs; ,,an.sv' A'.'.' ~, u .'
asao'
YALE Ksns Tarquins k0ed 0rsson schr John Dunlap
sS.h.sshr San Diego. Haynes
G.essa,DSs snps Raven 1snr Hong Ssns; Ps...
KEN 1. :, sns E
Mathew vasssr, Bowen. rorts in Oregon
18th Brig Sussex, LAdie, P0rtlAnd. o.
ISshShips Gellert BTem) Ihlder. Hong Kong Sapsrhs
(Fr), Patin Sandwich Islands and MAnila bark Anns
Buchanan. Barber China briggs Sarah xcFArland. TAloA
ssn Carlos Spencer Orb Norris Sydney; Emma (BrsnL
mship Columbus Isham Bcuicis banks FrAnsis
brig Fremont Mason San Pedvo ehr Conedon,
SncrsEepto; hcnticeilo, Rodgers, Honolulu.
2Othsteemer Tennessee Totten Beneca brisu John d.
Wis, Plunmer Oregon; Marshall Riohuond, Astoria, sshn
0seeolA, jackson, Stockton; Sophie b, Goodwin do
d-Steamshp Sea Bird. Haley. San Diego; ship Dunrss
24th-sloop Rochester Strickland, Stockton.
26shSte amship Constitution, Howard sandwich IslARd
brig Nina Phillips, Sydney.
27thBarss Watknt( Langois. Mazstlan; Maria Fran
zissa (Brem Lohmer Aasatan brgs Hayord, Rio a.
neiro schrs John Castner Cahcart NYork UrAnia Hem
dersep BALTIMORE Empire Brown Santa Graz; Sophie Nj
nor Sacramento
hship Typhoon. sslser Honolulu; brig MOzana Fisher.
Paytn sehr Page Mayhem, do.
3st-Ste amship Orleans Hammersey. Ssn Juan AnA
Pansma Pacific Jarvis San Juan Oregon, Pearson PAnA
Gen Warren. Thompson Port!And sohrs Ceo FAoonors
Sacramento; Flora Goddard Valparaiso soop Eureka DeA
lis, Sto okton.
saed-Dec sl-Bark watkins (Br) Lanslojse k.ssslAn.
SANTA CRUZ tCsll Dec l5schrs LsviniA, SCOTT, and
X Whiting BAKER, ldg for San Francisco.
SAVANNAH Jsn 23Arr briggs Lafayette, Clifford. Pre-
whence l. Cardia. Melville Havana orrxy Taft Mowry,
Clafton eehrs Midas Bagerdorn Rio Jaaerc, 20 dsys;
Cataract Eiee RYork Cid briggs 0soeola. Tracy Med
SALEM. Jan 28-Cld brig Carleton, Upton, bFranassoo
WILMINGTON, Jan Carr schr a DO Ros,es Brevx-
ter NYorh; 2.h briggs Arren Brown nartett BsrmudA
Con peer (6r Brown. Jamaica. Cid 2Sa schr kary Eed.
Reid 2sth sohr AsoriAn lngrahsm Nassau 76h
brig Isaska, Warner, Cseiz.
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Our Washington Correspondence.

WAsHiyGrov January 70, 1852.
TIE Napo Expedition to JepanTHe Mission TO Rome &c.
The outrageous conduct Of the ia authorities
towards American eeamen has awakened the attention
OF the government at last 1t is found that the most
effective argume bring the Japan people to their
senses, and teach them the law Of nations Paxan
guns Comm odore Perry has therefore been ordered to
the East India squadron vice Auck recalled, and will
sail early in the spring tskipg With him the Mississippi
and Fulton, which with the su,quehanna, in the
Pacific will give three steamers TO the service The st.
Lawrence sloops also ordered to the station
Thi. will enable the Commodore to aiopt the most
active measures 60 compel the japanese TO behave to-
wards commerce with proper respect understand
that the Instructions very explicit in this respect
The announcement that Mr.. Nsrrick, Of Mary snl
has beer appointed Charge 10 Rome, in place Of Mr.
Cas- is am ipclin4c think good deal in advance
Of the factths, IL, that although there ia doubt
Mr Nerriek desires the place be has not yet got It.
do not know what his peculiar claims are for such
position 81 the bsud Of this administration He rated
from hs party in tho days fJohn Tyler and has
succeeded IL getting back 10 fuu commuuion
The suprtme Court las been crowded fer The sst two
days in the expectation Of beariuc MI Webster IN the
Gaiue's case lie viii probably not address the court
before Saturday.
Marshslls National Theatre. under the management
OF Mr. w Fitm.ug has taken tie town b. storm, ana
mace great inIoads upon the private parties til mat
ter OF general observation that this winter the number
OF private has decreased than
half The performances az the theatre excellent
which accounts for he la-ge audience the building
s. 50 badly lighted and diney that ia itself il has
thing sc s attractive. IL is the most badly lighted
theatTe in The Union and Ct the best msnssed Ii
the Efforts Of the latter will scarcely long prevent the
place from being seriously Injured.
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Our Baltimore CoIresponder &C.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 80 1851.
Terrible Case of Droloning-BoAfmoye TdrsonN GUigd-
ton Opened. Sir John Franklin, Or.
A most terrible case Of drowning occurred in this
city yesterday. The continued thaw Of the past few
days bad csured general weakening Of the ice in
harbor; and yesterday morning elk small boys
amusing themselves by skating at the head Of Frederick
street dock, the ice gave way, and a of them i'm
mersed in the water. Assistance at hand in few
minutes and four Of the boys finally rescued; but
the edorts 70 the other two proving unavsing
Two black plunged into the water and Of them
ruooeeded in saving Of the boys The other man,
named Joseph Oephas just succeeded in hing the
boy When De SUNK and In q moment after went down
himself 70 rise NO more nrheir bodie, were immediately
recovered but all eorts TO resuscate then proved I'm
nvsiDg
The City Regirer, Of Baltimore IN his animal state.
nent estimates that he tax the present year for
city purposes win be = cents on tie 500 "a thia
ITO be added twenty i've the sl00 for Stale
poses and we have the round sum OF 3GK ,ens ON III.
500 w. the amount Of taxes 10 posed on me real
estate OF Baltimore during the present year Eotyth.
standing this there project foot to loan $500 GOO
more 10 the Parkereburg Railroad Company.
The navigation OF our river and harbor at length
been opened down far al North Point by The ceboa
Relief snd few more days Of tins mid weather Will
give free passage 70 commerce
M mortal IL In circulation in this city, under the
suspicss OF the Mar yand Institute praying Congress 70
nc cut an expedition TO start im mesiatey TO renew the
ssproh for SIR John Franklin The mem 1ria was offered
and adopted by the Institute Immediately after listen
ing 70 Of the able lectures Of Dr. Kane, OF the
Grinne Expedition IN which he expressed Bis belief
that Portions Of the I-fated expeditioniss snl
earrire
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Political In teIIigence,

UNioN STArE CONVENTION IN ALABAMA---The Union
State Convention which met at Montgomery, Ala on
the 10th inst resolved that 1t xpedie to
point delegates to represent them in either demo
cratic or wbig national convention but recommended
to the friends OF the compromise of late
Congress- the propriety Of holding in the city ef Wash
ington on the second Monday in June next National
Union Convection irrespective Of old party orgauza-
tons for tbs purpose of nominating candidates for
President and Vice President The following
were chosen to represent Alabama in the proposed
Union Convention
For the State AZ Large.
Robert Jeniscn, Y. &. jackson,
George N Stewart, W Lane.
For the Districts
1st-James Tarletop, A. Cooper.
Clustering Bass, Jr, Thomas Judge
3d--Howell Rose, y NJ Condor.
4th--Alfreo VsRhoos, smith.
bth-k w. Walker, Kicks.
6th-A. G. Beard Major Humphreys
Tth-Robeft Mitchell George T. McAfee.
The Convention also nominated the following cleo
tors
For he State al Large
James Il Belser, jeremiah Clemens
For the Districts.
Ia. r. Manning, 6--Nicnolas Davis,
Thomas II. Watts, 6-M A. King,
81 s. Williamson, T--Thomas Garrett
Al Taylor,
sTATE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE A meeting assembled
IN Albany on Thursday last for the purpose Of forming
a State temperance alliance.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN so, 1861

Cleared.
Steamship Washington Floyd, Southampton and Bremen
steamship West Wind. Savage. Gharres, A Smith.
shp Kate Hayes (new elpperI Aauran san franoisoo
ship Lawrence. Bearsc. ApAlachicols. Chamberlain
Ship Revere lowos, New Orleans. J Atkins = Go:
BARK Abeona, Arey. Malta and Palermo eager.
Bark Compoer Robbins, Kingdom ia. Chasselaia F0n
. ssess Key - p, aYss1
s ssasss Fs rsy 1 0a'
Big hars.TestBfl Nc pGn.la ksys nU win'l'w
schr Frances Newton. Hartman. Navy Bay, n Brook
schr Beuirs (Pcr.l Tsndade. St Kiohaels B Sandy.
ssks nn Nc sJ nu'' ~ Fs,
sshr Charity, Birdsall. Norfolk, Van Brunt slsrht
achr sarah Ann roc Gilets, Baltimore. Aaillsr Lord
arrived
steauehip Pronetheus Churchill San Ju.n Jan 49, with
Cherokee Tanner. Navy Bay. Jan 20. with
slip zereaa Liverpool SO dsys with dso and pas
sengers to zesa Co. Has had very heavy weather dur
Ship oatnsins Edwards Amsterdam 81 days. with mdse
Bark Aexips. Joraar Aarseiilsa, Wis Bernuas twhers
she put in in dissrsssh with vin &C. TO Crosby Croker
Bark Heis, soupsr. Hasanz,s. IL days. with TO
Bslf Tivols tof Hampder stillon, Pensacola 10 days.
Brig n Rogers skinner, Rio Grande. 50 days, with
hdss &C. to master Was ashore Aesso0 Beach, where
Brr CLARA windsor Button Per. Prince. IA days. with
big orieon tot tsmdnJ PsntIs.on aux Cages 80 days.
vi coffee DC pnsscrgsrs Pilsbury Sandiord. Jan
Ub Ion 50 So spoke echr ashpgson lot Wscsst
Patterson days from Baltimore for Sd Thorn 18th Isl IS
S a @ ss s rs sp %s s The
Brig hoses Wcks Charleston days with cotton, &c. 10
sehr aogs Collins, Gonalvcs 10 daye with ogvood, TO
G Roesire 4 Co.
Sehr Ambassador (o seville Dodge. DAron, days. with
so6r Ia.ias Wells Griffin Charleston. days. with cot,
schr Hotsrt lof Providcnee) Cove. Wilmington Nc,
days with naval stores. 70 Hussey Murray.
Below
large Am fhip, with signal Of distress fyiag; tho
steamer Jaet b Bell has gone to her assistance.
Also, foreign ship. and brsa.
Sailed.
Ship Trumbu NOrlesns. Wind 1t sunrise. Sc; 81 mori
dian, do 81 sunEes, enc.
ship Marion hence SayAnnrh which proceeded 70
hursoay the following morning when short distance
oade Of sandy Hook took hoissed signal Of dis
1he steam Ajax Thomas immediately went to her
Astsnce and 10 sed ner in 10 Quarantine where she
afterwards seustled
The bark Auckland of Boston, from Hong Kong laying NJ
anchor At Qusra ine driven by TIE icc last night,
down the At the tine ship Saxony
the wash houae belonging TO the hosp
tai hnd carried IL doing about Sb0U damage. The
has been pumped out by the pump and await
We are again under obligations 20 Capt Brasd of tho
steamer syph, ter tayors extended TO our SHIP News Col
leotors-
Tho Sound Of the continued ip-sc-
aby of tho nlsna navigation nave again deferred aher
usual till the fret OF week, with the
cent Temperature remaining the 100 In that direction will
undoubtedly have broken up.
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Of John and Elizabeth Mackenzie, In the 10th year Of

her age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
row afternoon, Ct half past O'Clock, from No Pitt
Or Friday, January 80. CArHARrsr W.. twin daughter
nation Of the lungs
invited to attend her funeral this day from the resi-
At her father No. 20 spge street at O'clock
On January 80 LAURENCE KINo son Of Bryan and Jo-
hanna King
His fupersl will take place this day at O'Clock from
the residence OF his father No o5 street The
friends and acqusntances Of the family respectfully
invited to attend
on Friday January 80, after protracted Illness in
the 3sth year Of her age, DoRErHEA, wife of William
Davds,
Her remains will be taken from her late residence No.
100 Spring street, to White Plains for interment on
Monday morning next. at O'Clock.
On January 20, Mrs McLoucHLrN wife Of Barney Nc
Louehlin, aged 90 Year, and months.
Her friends and aoquantnnces and those OF Barney
Mclaughlin and his brother Michael respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this day from her late resi-
ceuce, corner of Ceutre and Cross streets
On Wednesday evening January 2S, PETER GIANT, in
the 65th year Of his age.
The friends aad acquartances Of the family and those
Of his con in law William Hodges requested to
attend his funeral from the residence Of Mr. Joseph
Piegot, No. ~ East Broadway this afternoon, at
o'clock
In jersey city Of bronchitis on January %, Mr.
cBAsi rs MccEAnr Of the New Jersey Railroad aged 70
The relatives and friend. OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from st. Matthews church.
Sussex street to morrow afternoon at O'Clock Ase
the members OF Hudson Lodge, No. ID l. o Of o. and
the order IN general.
Charleston papers please copy.
On the morning OF february 80 Of GROUP, JoHS H. A.
I only Of john and Catherine Anderson, aged
years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence OF his parents, No All Pearl street His
mains will be inferred in Greenwood
On Friday evening January 80 At the residence Of her
zen in law. Joseph Wood No. 1877 P!errepont street,
Brooklyn Mrs MARY Gray, aged rs years.
Notice Of her funeral will be in evening papers.
On Thursday January 20, aEoRcE u 9sEaosy, son
Of @ J. and A. Gregory aged years months and
days
III funeral viii take place from the residence OF his
parents, No Degraw place, South Brooklyn, this
ing at O'Clock
In this city, the morning Of January 80 Mrs MAR
GsRFT MARIA wife of VIM Coats, aged SO years
Utica and Cincinnati papers please copy.
Suddenly in Waterbury, Connecticut, Tuesday,
January 20, WILLIAM GRAHAM GRiswoip, formerly of
Lexington, Kentucky, in the Saith yea. Of his age.
Lexington, KY and Detroit Mich, papers please copy.
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IfnHII af IIGnlIh

NV HEALTH OtFIcrR-.The Board of Health met on
Thursoey afternoon. and sIp ointed Dr. Alexander r.
Nache Heath Officer 10 fill the vacancy of Dr. A Sidney
Doane, deceased. The following resolution uusni-
nously ndC pted:-
Received That in pursuance 81 chap g. title sec IS,
Of the Revised Satuet, Dr. Alexander vache be, and
y hereby appointed Health Officer Of the city OF New
York, IN the place Of Or. Sidney Dcane deceased
TIE following the two sections OF the law referred
10 IN the restlutjon-
No person but licensed physician shall be appointed
70 " once o Re,ioent Physician, Health Commission
q heaith Omcer Of the city II New York. Either of
thtr may BE removed by the Governor dudng the re
cess q tie Senate
lhe boare O. Health may supply any vacancy that
- 49, 70 tbe omoe & either Of the Commissioners
. healh q the city Of New York whether arising from
DsWmpoiery inability OF the officer to discharge his
uu"es of Osnef~se but the person appointed shall