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rHE subscriber devotss his attention to the prose
L cution Of CLAIMS, procuring of PATENTS OF
Transmission Of funds In America or TO any portion
Of Europe. JOS. G. g. KENNEDY, late Of
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
)ANiEL X doODLOE, Attorney and Counsellor
~ at Law, oilers his services TO the Public ~ an
Agent tor Pension, Bounty Land, and other Claims
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Mr. Foster, from the committee appointed
for the purpose, made a report on the petitions
of the people called Quakers, and also of the
Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Adolf
ton Of Slavery-Pdge lll3
TO BE CONTINUED.
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FIgEsE ME-.

DICH AND ustJUL PREsENTS.-A. q. BAGLhY Il
IN Co. manufacturers solicit the attention Of the trade
and the public generally to their stock (of recent manu-
facure) Of gold pona gold and silver pencils and pom
in endless variety Of patterns, principle and aes
oecther with celebrated extension cases cold and
silver with rem and pencil and reserve for leads which
for beauty of workmanship principle Of nstruoton and
durability eclipse anything OF the kind previously
hihted. sevtn sgcs patented and warranted We would
also call attention to superior gold pens which need
proof OF heir superiority except the increased dca
and the attempt. ut imitation. Nos. 2T7 Qr-
wing House) Broadway, and 10 Maiden lane.
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Married,
On Monday, January 8, by the Rev. p. NcKenna MAR
TIN SHAE to MARGARET B. MURPHY, all of this city
On Monday, January 8, by the Rev. 2. McKenna,
city
st. Louis papers please copy
On Thursday January ., by the Rev. F. W. Geissen-
haner, RICHARD RANT to ELIZA hep all of this city.
On Wednesday morning, January g. at IL o'clock, by
the Rev Mr.. Dandy, AARON J. BRowN of this city, to
Miss GunAElMA VALENTINE, Of Woodbridge daughter Of
John Valentine, Esq.
In Brooklyn, on Monday, January 10, by the Rev J.
Henson, JAMES SToSIER OUTRM, of Jersey City to Miss
SARENA HARRIET BApDrEY youngest daughter Of the late
DR.. Baddley, Of Williamsburg, L. l.
On Saturday January 8, at Avon, N. T., by the Rev.
Fortune c. Brown SYLVESTER Dawes of this city to Miss
ELIZA MARIA eldest daughter Of Amos Damn Esq, of the
former place.
On Monday. January TO- by the Rev. Jas. B. Harden
bergh, W. L. ALLEN to LOUISA c. NJ Kosr.
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LIQUORS.

On FER CENT LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE,
~ in the cty-Brandies OF all grades, port, sherry
Madeira Muscat cha ret champagne and other wines OF
various vintages and best brands rum, shrub Jamaica
and ST. Croix rum, gin Of numerous brands Scotch sh
bourbon and Monougahela whiskey, uoyeau rose rasp
berry, and other choice cordais blackberry, cherry
peach raspberry brandy, &C., FOR SUE by
WM II. UNDElaIlI1a 400 Broome ST., cor. Crosby.
DRANuHs, WINES, &C, now LANDING PER DIFF.
ID ferent ships-Tle celebrated Star proprietor bran
dy Just received per ships Evelyn, Heroulea Qinebaug
Akbar; also large assortment of superior Holland
gin and Bergundy port wines; for sale from the wharf
bonded warehouses Samples and terms ut 10 Beaver
street, l. VI, SIMPSON 4 SONS Importers.
CtCoNU AlEs INDIA PALE ALE, PHILADELPHIA
~ ale, Dublin porter London porter and brown stout
NIX brown stout Philadelphia porter &c, in quart pint
and in half pint bottlea for sale the trade
families, WI H. UNDERHIIL, $50 Broomo street
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A A. sTARRS LECTURE ON, AND EXHIBITION OF,
"A. the hydrooxygen microscope, will be given every
evening during the week at Metropolitan Hall Clover
losn2 commencing Monday evening, Jan; TO- 1883 The
exhibition will consist Of hundred beautifully pre-
pared specimens, besides living creatures The water
tiger will be fed At half past eight o'clock living
lures. Tickets 70 cents. Children half price.
Hints TO PERSONS WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING
EUGENE IATIIIA win deliver his lecture upon Ar
checture and Interior Decoration with critical notice
Of some of the principal buildings Of New York, on
Wednesday evening Jan H. at eight O'Clock at Hope Cha
pei 720 Broadway. Tickets at the door, three shngs
7 ECTUREs OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS
IL Christian Association Professor Taylor Lewis L. L.
course at the Associations rooms Suyvesant Institute
broadway opposite Bond street Wednesday evening"
January II, at ~ O'Clock Subject"The Six Days OF
Crcaton Admittance 70 cents, payable at the door.
DROFESSOR CHARLES WHITNEY ONE MORE EVEN
Il ing with the people.-On Wednesday evening" JAN
~, 1885, at o'clock, at the Lyceum Stapeton Staten
Island Professor WHITNEY will (by request give his in,
imtable approximations Of celebrated American Brtsb
Irish and Indian orators nterspersed with humorous law
cases, pathetic recitals &c, &c.
DOPULAR LECTUREs-PROF KOEPPEN, LATE OF
i the OTTOMAN College at Athens will give the next
lecture of this SERIES at the broadway Tabernacle
this evening, January II, at 8 O'Clock. The sub
ect of his discourse will be- Mahommed and the Sara
Genie Empire illustrated by series of large diagrams
and historical maps Tickets rs cents may be had the
bookstores and ut the door.
METEOROLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL LECTURES
examinations, and deneatons of character instruc-
tons and advice to health studies and employment
&C. by experienced professors every day and evening
Sundays excepted at 413 Broadway, of spenard
street Verbal deneations and advice twenty cents
written, from one to two dollars lecture every
ing this week, at TX O'Clock Admission twenty Ave
cents including chronological examination within one
week. f. CALDWELL Secretary Of the Union Phrenoo-
gical Society.
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES Jan.
10.-William Preston, Esq, of Kentucky, was ad-
mitted an attorney and counsellor at this court.
No. "a. George Rumble ct al cs. the Delaware and
Raritan Canal Company. Errur to the circuit court
OF the United States for New Jersey. Mr. Justice
Grier delivered the opinion Of this court affirming
the judgment of the said circuit court in this cause,
with COSTS
No. Is. T. o. LIE Roy ct al. Us. Benjamin latham
al Error to the circuit court of the United States
for New York. Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the
opinion Of this court, reversing the judgment of the
said circuit court and remanding this cause for ue
nsre facias de novo.
IN error, u.s. J. d. Finley Cd al. The argument Of
these concluded by Mr.. Crittenden for the
plaintiff in error Adjourned.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Ga SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES
OCULrsTs AND AURrsTs.

DR HEATH, AURIST AND oCULIsT, HAS REMOVED
~ his oRcc TO - Howard street. (hrst above Canal
two coors from rroadwny where his patients and others
const him deafness and all diseases OF the ear
and eye, &c, from 10 O'Clock A, NJ to 2P NJ, daily.
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Wigs and Toupees.-Batchclor's New Style
of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation of
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street. where be found tine largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address.
The Once for the Application OF the Invalu-
able liquid for the removal Of birth marks tumors
GERS moes and al other expresses the face body
is removed to the northeast Of Twelfth street
and Second The application is external and fee
from pain or inconvenience.
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Court Caiendar-This Day.


ONrTTp STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos 16, II, q, "a to
-.
SUPREME CoURT-Circuit.-Mas VIII case still
SUPREME CoURT-Specal Tcrm--Nos IA, q Is, 20, 4S,
Vs. Ill., 1873 12e 161 g. 65 1872 1885, &c. 157 to 161
16A to 167.
COMMON PIEAs-Part First-Nos 151, I'll to 235, 243,
Todd numbers) Part Second.Nos l4e TIA to 18S 1872,
204 to ga, 22S to 234, (even numbers)
SUPERIOR CorRT-(Two branches Mos, n, 70, 210,
lG3 239 240 243 248 253 254 256, 265 26e 2o7, 28s
270, IL, "a, T. "a, IS, 159, 1877 218.
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THE BALL SEASON.

TTNHE TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF
i the New York Fire department Fund, will take place
at the Astor Place Opera House, Monday evening jan
uary "A, 1853. Tickets to be bad Of the committee.
CtCANDlNAvIAN BALI--AT TAhMANY HALL. ON
- Friday evening, Jan H. 1S53rhe proceeds will be
appropriated for benevolent purposes Atkins celebrated
brass band will be In attendance Tickets ST. Managers
II. j. Hanson $50 Monroe street; Peterson, b. kop
pei I. Graccifc +. Brandt.
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The most Painful C0rns Removed, free from
pain danger also bunions and bad nails successfully
teal experience in this city Rooms 498 Broadway-oppo-
site the Art Union rooms-for ladies and gentlemen.
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Birth.


On Tuesday January IL, at No 70 President street
Brooklyn, Mrs. SAMUEL JOHNSTON, Of o son.
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30 Cent DaguerreOtypes.-Cut this out, and
10 to H. " HARRIS of Grand and Bowery, where
hrst class pictures taken in any weather. by sky
sile light
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A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BIZ GIVEN FOR ANY m.
"A formation Of gentleman who suddeny
disappeared Sunday afternoon, in deranged state q
mind of recent occunssss He 10 Of middle age about
feet inches high DARK eyes darkish salow complexion,
black hair, and slightly bald and whiskers speaks
and moves very quick. It is supposed that be imms-
eiatey eft the city at ~ but in what direction IL
noticing the above would suhs.rys the can.e ~
and contribute to the relief Of family In deep afction
Address box Z, o85 New York Post O1Sce.
IF THE FRIENDS OF THE BABY LEFT AT FORTY
6rst street corner Of Eighth avenue calls there they
can hear Of the baby by apply to G., No. 67S Forty
6rst street
CoRNEn.-F CORNELIUS sIDErI. AN ACQUAINr.
~ ance Of Charles Lockwood, Of Brooklyn, viii send
his address to E. g., Broadway Post Once he win not
only obhge the advertiser but viii hear of something to
his advantage. WACHFUL EYE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" AHNEMANN ACADEMY OF MEDICTNE-THE AGA
III denny win meet at Stuyve sant Institute, We'd
nesday the 18th instant at O'Clock p NJ TO heAr tho
inaugural address OF its President Dr. Mcvckar Those
interested in the of homeopathy and the public
generally, are invited no attend.
W. STEWART, Rec Secretary. z
nROPOsEp NEW CLUB = GENTLEMEN OF HIGH
i standing in society, desrous Of associating them
selves with Of similar class, forming Q club
with limited numbers 10 be conducted upon European
principles and intending to etabhrh club house TO
comprehend (without exravagsnce all the comfort ele-
gance refinement and good order, of the London West
End club houses invited to send real and adj
dresses to Secretary, Union square Post Office.
NTEsSRS. v. r. TERRY SON TAKE THIS METHOD
ll OF returning their sincere thanks 10 the New York
hrcmen, for their unwearied and untriug eSorti0ns in
partly rescuing their stock and tools from cstructon by
the fire which occurred at their premises, in Caroline
street on the 9th inst They will never cease to re-
member the praiseworhy conduct OF the Fire Depart
ment that evenngtheir exertions almost super
human and preventive OF an extern I've coHhaXra-
ton V, X TEithf SON
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED JOURNEYMEN, EMPLOYED
by " X. Terry Il Son, tender grateful thanks to
the members Of the New York Fire Department, for
their prompt and energetic conduct at the fire the 9th
instant II il to you gentlemen, we owe the prescr-
walton Of our chests Of tools from the ravoges Of the do
vouripg element Had You been less worthy the OF
New York 6romen their total destruction would hayo
been inevitable. fSgned)
samuel Strickland +. Marstou,
Amos Rookie, Robert Batter,
Thomas 0'Bfyan, Joshua Kyle,
John Dodge, L. Powers
William Woods, Il. n. Mayo,
Albert skidmcre q. W. Merrill,
Charles Rell John Moubray,
George Young John Hamilton,
Abraham Voorhs, James Punch,
II. A. merrill AM others
s. H. Marstor
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rTNIIE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE -
moved to No ~ Chambers street opposite the Para
PETER b. SNEENY, Public administrator.
CFCOND WARD-THE MEMBERS ELIOT OF THE Dl
- mocrntc Republican Ward Committee OF tho Sccont
Ward, requested 10 meet for organization this eve.
ming "Wednesday at half at O'Clock at tho house OF
ohm WoodNor ~ utch street
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Superb and Delicious does the Face and
skin become by using ut the reduced price Of two
shilngs) cake Of Jones' Italian Chemical Soap it be-
clear white, and smooth infants; all marks
and eruptions are removed two shilling bottle Of his
dru and dresses the hair finely. Depot 400 Broadway
New York "A South Third street, Philadelphia.
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The Grand Cough Annihilator, a New DIS.

The Grand Cough Annihilator, New DIS
coyery from the great store house of natureA pleasant
monary affections. 1t IS the most certain and
less remedy it is supposed offered for sale it goes
to the root Of the disease and makes eectua cure
will remove common cold in few hours. There il ne
Their opium, antmony prussic acid in it. but pure
ply after the trial they would without it. great
number have been entirely cured who it supposed
were far gone with consumption. That portion of the
dients give i their unqualified appreciation Sold at four
and eight shilngs per bottle Agents in New York G.
and 1903 Hudson street, A. Hudson Is West Broadway,
Doctor Harlow Of Allen and Stanton streets
Boce Smith 126 Canal r. A. Sands 1873 Bowery, Gaba
Dr. Powell 1d3 Avenue A. James Crumbe, Bowery
and Fourth Dr. Longrgg 336 First avenue j. Jones' 772
Houston street Brooklyn Mrs Hayes 175 Fulton street
W. H. Douglass, Fulton avenue John Morris Son, 134
Henry street Williamsburg James D. Novel; 20 Grand
street, Miller Fourth street. Jersey City Thomas 4
propretors, New Brunswick, N J.
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Use HOwcs' Hygeinn Hoarhound Livervvort
and Asparagus Cough Candy pleasant and effective
medy for coughs colds and hoarseness. Warranted to
give relief in live minutes Price g. TO- and 20 per
package. Principal depots at Billiards., No AIS Broad
way of Lspenard street. Howe's bakery No 1872
Broadway, Of Howard street. Guion's drug store
No 1877 Bowery corner of Grand street Howes bakery
corner Of Seventeenth street and Eighth avenue and
Ring 1902 Broadway. N. B.-Druggists and dealers who
buy to sell again can realize 100 per cent profit
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How ReaNt1fuI, 0nd yet now Cheap q suit OF
clothes have tanned for New Yearl They made
to order by J. c. Booth, 4S6 Broadway and ct
sharmingly than anything wore. Mr. Booths
stock Of goodsmost of Them he just over
from London and Paris-is certainly the most splendid
assortment ever saw It almost tempted me to be ex
travagant and yet that is hardly possible at the low
prices he has established. Without question he is the
6rst Of aos and deserves the patronage every young
who aspres to dress WELL and has at the same time
wholesome regard for economy know you win all
take my advice and therefore append his address, but
from fear of being overwhelmed personally with your
thanks must remain LInconnu.
J. C. BOOTH, 466 Broadway, corner Of Broome street
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Fashionable Clothing MT Low Prfccs.-Alfred
NUNROE CO., No. Al Broadway, are now selling all
articles Of clothing for and boys at reduced prices
Purchasers in Of well made clothing will do well to
call at AL Broadway, and examine the assortment
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boots shoes CATERS &c, in the New York market
those DO procured of A. Brooks at Nos $50 aud Ice
Fulton street. Mr.. BROOKS is genius in his way
osse sing know ledge which enables him to abricate
ell elegant and durable foot gear for nothing and
highly please every customer. Que Of Mr. y y happest
Professional faculties is that Which affords the power
hitting boots CATERS &e TO feet afflicted with and
bpnions, without giving pain.
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The Great Truth Begins to be Understood,
that the most perfect labor saving instrument offer
With Of these machines q sewing woman is at once
IN point Of productveness Of labor far ahead of the most
skiul mechanic who has devoted years to the learning
Of trade. The machines freely exhibited in opera
ton at the Office of NJ SINGER 4 CO., 253 Broadway.
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Embrosdered Collars, Sleeves, Ca.smissttss,
AAndkerchiefs, TRAININGS, bands 4ouncdngs infants
waists robes and frocks rich trimming laees, wells &C.
Also dress cape and head at low fixed prices
Ladies' are invited to examine and satisfy themselves that
cheaper goods cannot be purchased than at NEWMAN
No. oo6 Broadway, between Fourth and Amity streets.
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Brady's Miniature Daguerreotypes, put up
IN fine English gold lockets pins rings keys, seals &c
AEo rich and elegant fancy of various styles In
velvet, paper mache pearl and tortoise shell beautifully
tnlAid for sale at his gallery 2oS Broadway.
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Pure White Diamonds, Gas per Carat-Just
received four large packages Of 6ne diamonds unsur-
passed in quality Of beauty For SALE in lots to suit
Wholesale retail customers at the lowest market prices
Office 36l Broadway, OF White street up stairs
DAVID RAFT Importer