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DODR's UNITED STATES POST OF
TNHE RECTOR OF ST. BARDOLPH# /;

limo. Pylce 81.
The numerous readers of Sunny Side and a Peep at
Number Five" viii here ind something more Of the same
sozt
Ire hsi;s ard shsao-s epes u The .'- Of ee
cal h'e, well brought llhe Prc-ayisnaH
kieLks sketch Of trials ana hsf5hps Of the Csrn minister
Veriet IN tAs volume Il draws psyTAts s broad pef
bv tells much truth wbch ossa b escd Tie Veaeras
rector has hind Ct Nesr Of WAkeSes 2ay and the way
Shh stres and the senshas. tss % atty
tse With uruEty, ,yiy illustrated my Evarsest
LIVE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT. BY Donald Mac
Iced. l vol. l2nro- with q portrait Prite 81
We bat Coes9 The rrAders G. Ennsfzs
efe; on hs eesIrns to tae e0dwica asaase az pc hGi
otea sscednsy ptufele, and s~4ys kren vita ne af
tcgi4r thf IN h4Ed rkniekegeocker Nsss-sse
GesAe p'e~Aaier osFagAy have sreoa
red Tens Cogucs.
Just ppbshe6 BY CHARLES SCRIBSER,
No. rs NssSust
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E'OR sALE-A desirable three-story House
sn6 Lot, No l6 Colz1ntiS-st. Apply 70 z D. BROWN,
ksetsrcs' ard Trreers Bs1k, q 70 THOMPSON PRICE,
Nc. Ia Essf RFesswsy
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aeal Gsia.c for Sale.

A. H. NicoLAY, AurtionecT,
WILL SELL on MONDAY the 2ith, at II
O'clock at the Exchnn &c, two io,s Of Ground with
four-sory building, known Nos 81 aud j)5 Sixs, be-
tween Avenues and ID.
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COLE q CHILTON-sl GOO Down-Wp

NseI at auction on TUESDAY Jan. d at u O'clock NJ
AZ the Merchants Exchange Brick HOUSE and LOT No ~
Downingst Rents $40 Part Of the purchase money
remain mortgage Inquire Of Z. WALKER, corner Of
Bedford ard DOWning.sts
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Mem Publications.

Ready This Day,
ERAHAM's MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY.
O-GRABAM fer January and February lie perfect lit
eray gen. the publisher sspsrng expense to main
tain its high reputation the i literary Magazine III
America
Subscription, S.; e5 cents per No.
DEWITT L DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings
Agents for New-York
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o. Fire Deparfment.-The Receipt of tho follow.
Jog Donations in aid Of the Widow aud Orphans Fund OF
the Department is most gratefully acknowledged,
From Pacific Ins Co per A. r. Hatfield Esq, Secy.
From irving lns Co per Nj l.. Crowell, Esl Secy.. 20
From William H. Webb, Esq ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer.
Ntw.Yofk, JsB. %, 1863
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d Ak MN FOR SALE Eight
Up 4O.UOU.Houses tW o stories hisb, with base
and subeellas 20 feet front by 80 feet Lots 70
feet deco situated IN Jehersonphce between south oh
and Souh eth Also, three isestory Birch ouses n
feet front by 50 feet deep Lots LxCe situated the
soathery side Of South 5hst $50 feet east Of st Two
tb rds OF the purchase money, II desired may remain
boud and mortgage. Inquire Of
SYLVESTER LAY, No. 10 Wall 81.
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THE sEMT-wEKKLY TRIBUNE.

=, p,;,t.d every TvF sD1Y and PRIDAy morning. Pree
49, arrun 1'vo copies for s. Ten fer 10 Adyef-
k.pfu,, 8 eeufs a line FOR ssch Insertion.
GREELEY q McELRATfL PGbbshers.
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Gbanres for Bnsiness t4len.

DRUG ST0RE.-For sale, the Stock, Fix
A. igres and coed win OF a RETAIL DRUG STORE,
eeganty hed up, now doing prosperous business and
capable OF being much increased The location in tie
MIDST OF dense population. For terms apply WILLIAM
+ STEER, No IA Front It, NeS-York.
TOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per
a feet order; sAo, WIRE MILL, with abundant
water situated about hree miles from Peekk Apply 70
JOSEPH sTRANg, Peekskin Post oeiee. 20 Z. ".
BlBBf, Kings Brdse.
pARTNER WANTED-In the Merchant
Tailoring and Clothing Business with capital offrom
s6u0tO $1,000 ia store well established aud dong
Office.
DARTNER WANTED.-A country merchant
in OF the finest villages ia the State wants Part
per TINS isan excellent opportunity for one VINO has
addressed 20 MERCHANT, Mercantile Hotel. No War
ren-st, viii be attended to.
STEAMBOAT for SALE-Length 90 feet,
- width % feet has good Engine snd new Boiler;
draft three feet Price 5000. Apply 70 J. W. WOOL
sToN, Modest Wharf, Philadelphia.
ITO MANUFACTURERS.-For Sale, small
Il Manufacturing Businese. To Of small capt.
H. WALKER Nos $50 sGd 1872 Centre-st, corner Hester
small ROOM with steam power, to Let Apply above
u Frs in lRON-One Of the best FORCES for the manu-
featuring Of Hammered Iron from the ore offered
for sale. This FoFEe located the Morris Canal within
leo yards OF The Morris and Essx Railroad which Is er
peced 10 be completed the present yea- and has four
ForgeFires, with Coal Houses Dwelling Houses, and
Railroad leading INTO the Forge from the Canal together
with 500 of good handsome Timber, within
half mile ofthc Fore This Forge located in The imme
daie vicinity OF the best mines Of New Jersey aud ID
capable Of anufAeprDg from the COO hammered
Iron gear, and al the present value Of Hammered Iron,
could he made TO ray Coz the whole property the
OF Is to is montiA The present obliged 10 dis
pose Of II 10 pay his debts, and any person who
msId in cash $500 10 SGCOo can than double his
the present season and contracts for Iron can be
made st present prices 70 keep the Forge operation for
l2mouths This properly be reached from NewYork
by Railroad IN three hours and the products Of the Forge
BE- delivered the City of Newark at 81 % per
dGnnE the aivsaon OF the Canal end az al OF the
year By Railroad For full particulars inquire OF w H.
WOODRUFF, Piey l9 North River, NewYoIk City
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~ Hotice.-All persons having friends inferred in the
B1rying Ground belonging to the NJ f. Churches at VIII
hsmshugh L. requested 90 meet in the M r. Church,
wletst, In this city on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan.
a. at O'clock business Of importance will be brought
forward. BY order offbe Trustees
EB.-The above notice has reference TO the private
plots
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DEADY THIS DAY UNCLE TOMS
~ CABIN ALMANAC, containing upward Of - Illus
trstiops BY George Cruikshsnk Price 81. cents Also,
Cooley, GRAHAM, NATIONAL and ARfHUR'S MAG
AZlNES for Fehrusy the second edition OF Lockes great
NOON STORY third edition OF the CONFESSIONS OF
AN ETON BOl-priee so cents.
BUNNELL 4 PRICE, Publishers, lsl Fulton st, NY.
DODE's UNITED STATES POST OF
hFICE DIRECTORY and POSTAL GUIDE, contain
ing complete hsi OF ali Post Offices Postm&stsrs &C. in
the United Saes together with full tables CT potases Just
published and for sale AZ the office OF the NewYork City
Directory.
No l6i Broadway, up stsirs
By CHAS. X. RODE. Price 80 cents.
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to- Extension of CnBal-st. aud Widening of
Wulkcr-sf..-An persons interested and opposed aud
those not satisfied with tho awards their property taken
br the widening OF Wakers requested 20 call AZ the
East Broadway House. OF P,ke-s aud East Broad
way, 81 any time during the day Evening (Suaday
septsd) until TUESDAY the 25th make their objections
person will be in attendance with the copy of the Com
ssones Books where all learn the awarded
and assessed ON each Lot and sign before
Commissioner.
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tAIOO TO s2OO-A rare chance 60 make a

W lOO sure Fortnne.-NYsnted a man OF enterprise
Join the ad ycser operation by which deal
money may be quickly adS BY aud
~. No than the above capital - necessary, though
New-Jerscy.
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run yEW-yORK Tribune.

-. ,..,,.o.sth osreOa AID THs SANDWICH isiiSDs,
ss,ssa on The departure Of each Mail Steamer for
slesrcs Prco u oeIte per copy
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DROOKLYN HIGHTs4For sale, the ele.

I'D CANT House and Lot No. 10 Coumbisst, running
through Furnansf For beauty Of prospect and pure air
the location is not eNceed by any other IN tho world
few minues' distance fom the Fulton Walst Ferries
Apply No. le4 Fult0u-s;, n. Y, nm.
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EOR SALE-Three iour-story Brick Houses,
Il On the south nde Of West zorh-s, between IN soa
lo-svs fronting seminarysquare, each 10 fest sinchs
hy s. ret 1eepsn flushed in modern style win vsisr
ana sss throughout The los which they ssnd are sd
rSsr go ou, q C. Moore for n years Gon May is52
Ground rent on each So part Of the purchase money
can remain On Sond and Srsst. iIs5rs a t,s oee Of
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Tor SALE-In the City of Newark, N. j.,
two thTeest HoderH Brick Houses built win care
II the rcst subsrsntal Twotlrds Of the pug.
ehzse money can remain 90 mortgage Aso in the village
OF Hacsor " j. aan6scfcs tw0stcry AID attic Fame
Hosse, With AYE GARDEN and Barn. For particulars ap-
Ply 20 l. DIT BERCElU No. I42 Pesxl-st
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MIss DwIGHT's SCHOOL Of DESIGN

STUYvEsANT-SQUARE SCHOOL. - The
~ second tenn Ct this School viii commence on Lot FEB.
the city, DESTROYS Of placing hef IN Thoroughly select
and good school may have opportunity % sntn them
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" ANIEU-An AmerlcAn !VtuS NI-u,
w qa.inted with Accounts 20 sssist IN BSo~sssY-
whites coed band snd Il quick with fszre< Ore
In ary goods preferred Particular refereoce Tei7~ IN
ruir, sftfr II oelocs- 81 Nc. Iec M2icsc-lSne-
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No. 5Tryon-row, near Harlem RailEosa oaice
OR sAIF-A fr.t.rste FARM OF nesrl,

EOR SALE-The twO-stOry brick Dwelling
Il House No. u, the south side OF West i5thst with
sub-ceisr and basement back tea roo1 kitchen range
AID comfortable residence for ssnteel family Terms &C
ecmmodsiing N B-Csn be seen. by speesd peraisson,
between the hours Of and +. NJ, BY application 20
NJ Y. THOMPSON. 10. "a bnolewey.
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~ poRE ElSfELDS CLASSICAL OUARTETTE
SokEE the Fourth OF the third season. will take place on
SAtVknAi, January p 1855 Concert 70 commence At
tcleck Tickets 81 sach.
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COLDsNTrHs PRIVATE LESSONS ia

~ PENMANSHtP.-Besidesh his rooms for thu accom-
notation Ut classes Mr. Goldsmith has suits Of apart
enss his Academy No 59 Broadway, especially for the
accommodation Of private pap where those who desire to
master his system ia ali ts details Of theory and practice
viii find every facility tor doing His winter csssss for
ladies and gentlemen OPEN aid ladies' who desire
JOIN will be received at Lalf the usual price.
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"A served in 8 Country Newspaper Office may find more
agreeable employment than setting type, al salary Of
if he will give name, age former employment and where
references and such particulars handwriting will
enable the advertiser 10 judge Of his fitness Address
JEFFERSON, for one week, 1T Tribune Once.
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TOR sALE-A House and Lot, No. 1879 Yves,

scthst between 9th ard 9.h-ays Lot q test front By
I.f ,bs bioes Hoase q et By 50 eet-thres-so-y aud
ha,suert brown front furnshec n trfste style
vrh croto1 water rss &C. Also, H0se and Lot No us
Nc, Srh,s Ho1ss k3xfo threestory and attic In
oIets order Inquire Of GEO r. JAYNEs, No as >th-st
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TOR SALE-In the village Of Tarrytown, on
the Hudson River RsrOad (eorner OF Washington and
Frank handsome twostory frame Hocse iliei IN
with brick, Lot, Is tees by Isl eet deep and contains
choice fFplt and ornamental rees shruhbery, kes veil
TIE best water &c House - ~ So eet deep, and baik
Tire best tor the present. swner. Apply 10 w
WATERBU Rl, No. 81 P.ne-ss- OF on the premises
THOMAS Il. MABEE.
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obstruction.

EDUCATION.-The advertiser wishes TO re-.
~ ceive four small boys 10 educate with his own a.
home la the country To parents who the trial. Of
school this can be shown by references 90 BE- an
excellent opportunity 20 secure pleasant homo with Judi
soas moral sud physical training. Terms eI60 per an
mum. Address Box No. $50, PostOhce.
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EOR SALE-lm Iarrytogn, large double
Dwelling. BcGsr suitable FOR The resideoce Of
large family for boarding house, stor which purpose IL
is successfully occupied House 20 by 80 containing
Is roous, cellar and ontkitohen. Lot - BY lea Price
sS,See. Appiyto G. G. SEBRIN0
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TOR sALE.--A House and 10. in tAe -four
EOR SAFE. on LIBFRA TERMs-i Lo

Il and Hcrses No o. Lsdow-st, near GrsnlS.;
Lots With the Ba.ldngs thereon. Ncs 81 Cd O. nd u
Goerkst
fhsse properties pave GOD interest on the Inves'uenf
The kst coad saal expense Be converted FAC
tory.
Ac % desirable Lots the y-eates, part Of then, 30 feet
mont BY leo N the Cay OF Newark, ehsibly situated
For further particulars apply TO =. pLiERviLLy
No Exchange plscs
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tw- To the .yourncymcp Cordwainers of
kew.Y0rk and vicinity.-Notice 10 hereby given
lat the Jourueymen Shoemakers Of Newark now on
Strike and they respectfully request tina. all rramps will
keep frop Newark until said Strike is settled By order
Of The Association. CHAS. HUHrLEY, Sec'y.
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HOlNE ana LII tor cAi4E or 10 l4fASc--
i Well calculated for dive M api mechanical pur
POSES Ground sufficient for hui lug 10 ho portion
OF the purchase remain bond and mortgage.
For luTthlr paytcuars inquire he promises No. 2Va-
dewaerst. neor Pearls;
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BOARD WANTED-For the Winter months,
ID IN private fAuay boarding hoase, 2 seS Iosa ..
jersey City, BY Lady and tso lrtie girs he'e.e.1
gwen and boz,d tghcE BE- soer.tsl pad
AdG-ess ). 3, az tbs Ofhce-
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LE-Sine splendid Farms az Plain

fed ia Of 20 acrss % Of 80 acres; Of lze acres
Of 10 seres ofs acres sn1 fine Truck Farm u N7
.eTes with large Peach Orchard and only ndles from
New Brunswick; another Of $50 serssxl for ale low
A-o three Houses aud Lots 10 the Village Of Plaiuaed
csl s. VAIL q the Pacific Hotel Saturdays from 10 70
2-orher <LYs AZ Pla1nreA.
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CTORE toLET-The ioir-stogy Store, No. 3
CEne Railroad Buildings, running through om Rcado to
Duane-sis. Apply on the premises.
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CTEAM POWER to LET Rcams in build
~ ines Nos. H. 70 and 81 Dusne ST., witlfower Posse
may be had Feb l. T. PALMER, No SO Dusne-s..
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9perial Notifies.
ASSOCIATION FOR THE EzmsITIos or TIE !
INDUSTRY o. ALL NATioss--Otbce, NO. Z

70 PkysiogHomy.-Dr REDFlELD, the distn-
rushed dcOveIer and auhor viii give lecture on Physi-
sgDoy with oenastODs Of character explaining how J.
done az No as Broadway corner Of Lspenardst THIS
FRIDAY EVENING commencing at 7ao'clock Admission
B Genie ess. forming thorough courec of insTuc-
ton In The priuciples and practice OF the sclence
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DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA-
I'D LEM and the HOLY LAND is no~ open at the
GEORAMA,
No. 5es Broadway, ADJOINING the metropolitan Hote -
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
MIR BASVARD in perfon. Picture moves every evening
AZ H. and wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock. Ad mission 50 ets.-ehildren half pice.
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A YOUNG SOLID MAN. lately arrived from

IA Germany, who speaks, writes and reads his native
language and aso understands Little English aud French
and give lessons in classical knowledge generally wants
situation a. IN respectable American lam
lily, Clerk in Office or store. Address Gil W. No.
81 Delsncy-st.
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t1. InduslrinI IIome Association 10. 81


Teeth.-Ihs delicious compound IL made from the West
India root lused the uaves II makes the teeth nearly
white, the gums hard and healthy ceanses the mouth
tongue, and throat, and warranted 10 be innocent Try IT,
Sold at No. fo3 Broadway. Irice 81
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DARTNER wANTED.-A country mercha

IN one OF me hnest Villages IA the STATE wants fart-
This an excellent opportunity for who has 81 10
and 10 entirely free from debt the advertiser note
addressed 20 MERCHANT, Mercantile Hotel, No. War
ren-st viii be attended 70.
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GERMAN LANGUAGE aud BOOK
Ii EEERIND ....ht h.. -ic..axiu.<

HARTs ACADEMY Of ART, No. GOA
Broadway, Splendid Rooms, First Fioor.Ths bsst Of
instruction given Ia PAPER Mache Drawing, DTsng
OIL Painting, kc The highest prices In cash, paid fof
pupils goods. Elegant MacLe goods sale. j. WOOD
MAN HART Principal. J. L. Mclean, Nine. G. Ho~lsnd
A. LoyeOy Te@befs
n n Private Lessons xiven for fl Al residensss
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DOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-One OF

1.-Two GeEtlemsn with their Wives. or e" angie Zen
tisen. esn be accommodated with Rooms furnished or an
furnished with u CT partial Board IN deErsele loc.on
where bet few boerdeTs s be received Apply 81 We =
TomPkinsplsce.
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~ Oh. the Horrors Of Poverty Persons az
fet,d With Chapped Skin, Salt Rheum, Scuryy Eryspelas
o any Eruption, too poor 70 pay with good certi
cete,l viii be supplied with JoNES'S Itsisn Chemical Soap
thee This IL a failing Cure for any Of the above.
Price reduced one half 81, Depot No. 4o5 Broadway.
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ofthe sthav sud sIs,-st containing thirteen lots Will
be cold accommodating term Apply TO
Z. + EWEN, No 6S Jcbn-s,
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lousrs 10 cet.

A SUITE of FURNISHED ROOMS to Let,
~ ION 6rs; oor) Front aud back Psror with Pantres
for single Gentlemen small gsuee family. For par
tcnlas inquire No. IS Oreenwchst the Battery.
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CTEAM POWER to LET-Sescrd well
- lighted rooms with constant and steady po in build.
ing corner Elizabeth and Hestefss. Apply - NORTON
n BREMSER, No 2l2 Pearl-st., corner Fletcher.
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pARTNER wANTED-Tn the Merch

Tailoring and Clothing Business, with capital Of from
5000 10 COO IA s.nye vel estabsbad and dons a
good business in Fultonst, this city. Address L. NJ, tas
Office.
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HOUSES and OTIS @rsAIE.-Two Houses

st-si and one House ou Sou N 9thSt 90 Lots on
South 9Th and South g-srs. being the desirable Lots
In che City oil Mihsmsburgh. JOHN MOORE, No 10
South Mh-st, Nlhams6nrsh or No 1913 Frontst, York
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So the matter rests for the present.

ANOTHER WARNING AGAINST SPIRITUAL RAP
PNGs.-Mr Seneca w. Lincoln respectable resi-
dent of this village occupying part of the house of
neighbOr Seaver of the Palladium, has recently be-
come good deal interested in the spiritual rap
pings" and at length fancied that he was medi-
um, and had communications with inhabitants OF
the other world. So powerfully did the wild and
visionary notions with which he thus became possess
ed aes8 his brain, that the balance of his mind was
unsettled, and he became partially insane. Under
the influence of the fancies BY which he was disturb
ed on Thursday night last he LETT his bed and went
up into the room occupied by Mr. Seaver acting in
strange and wild manner. Mr.. Seaver got up and
went down stairs with him. He had been up with
Lincoln for about an hour and half, when he first
attempted to get out of the kitchen dooI. Mr.. l..
stopped him, saying: Mr.. Seaver, you must die !
s. cast him of, and succeeded in getting him back
into his room. when he again broke from him. and
cried The spirits have ordered me to take your life!
you must die!'' and caught him by the throat. Mr..
Seaver caught him and threw him down, breaking
his hold, and he soon became more quiet, and asked
for some water. Mr. S. started to get it for him. and
as soon as his back turned he sprang to the hall
could evertake him. eaping from the piazza into the
garden, and running swiftly away toward the mill
yard. Dir. Seaver pursued and finally caught him,
and brought him back to the house when it was dis
covered that Nh Lincoln had broken his heel bone,
by which he is now laid up in his house, and will
probably be crippled for life The distance down
which he threw himself from the piazza into the gar
den was about fourteen feet. It this jump which
broke his heel Mr.. s. caught him as he was prepar-
have another sad chapter in the history of esprit
tual rappings." Will no warning restrain men from
engaging in such idle foolish and mischievous specu
lations!-MdtO7e Jefersontdn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-28
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On Saturday morning, Feb. g. GEORGE W. WILLIAMSON,
Of bronchitis, in the 42d year of his age.
The friends Of the family and those OF his brothers in
law, p Ayres and Mern, respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at half-pas; one
O'Clock, from the residence Of s. r. Ayres No 81 First
street His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
On Saturday Feb 20 after lingering illness, MARIA L.
youngest daughter Of John II and Martha f. Simmons
in the 18th year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family arc respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this morning
and proceed from thence TO ST. Thomas Church. where
the funeral service will be held at half past nine o'clock
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On Sunday, Feb. IL LOUISIANA, youngest daughter Of
Samuel s. and Emma Christian.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of her
Their No 1897 Sixth street. this afternoon at two clock
without further invitation.
On saturday evening, Feb 20 at IL o'clock JOHN DE
land -'' ~
The friends and acquantances of the family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence No. 80 H,mersey street. this Afternoon at two
O'Clock.
On Saturday Feb 20, after lingering illness, RICHARD
Bis friends and acquaintance, also the members Of
Hose Company No are invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon, at half past two O'Clock.
On Sunday morning Feb. 81 JANE daughter Of Robert
and Elizabeth Ann Erwin, aged months and 10 days
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the flu
neral from her fathers residence, No. Bowery without
further notice.
On sunday morning Feb. 81, HARRY A., youngest son
Of James H. and Fanny Wheeler.
The relatives and friends of the family also the mem
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from No. 20 West Sixteenth street.
On Sunday morning. Feb: q, RACHAEL W. TAIxAs ED
eft daughter Of John and Elizabeth Talman aged years
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
e1oes 70 without S sr Invitation At No. 2aa West e.
Thrty-frst street. Her remains will be taken TO West
chester county, for intsrpeut 70 MORROW mosnins.