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verted and les converts united with Evang,lical
Charcbss But in the - y-ars that such resuls have
been cured. the total bers reported Ia, been
foIoss H. 326, i.6 Tracts distributed as so Bibles
ard 30 7t9 Ttams nis supplied - 40 volumes lent;
A. 4s7 childr, gsth,'sd rtO sabbath and 81 into
Pubic schools snd ,s0i persoos into Bible Oasses
$3.50 p.r,ops induced 10 attend Church; % 40 Tenn
refGnce Pledges obtained 81, zoe Dsiric' PRAYER
Nee,irrs bes. coo back shders reclaimed 5.Oe2 per-
scrs bot efnly converted, aud 355 converts uuited
with Evangelical Churches.
The txenfy-eIsh bit Missionsries now ENGAGED ara
nneteen Ward Missionaries and TIRES Assistants one
Missionary and 81 assistant for German resdents
for sesren two for immigrants, and one for Jews
TIL. !. the first year that the Society has aus aimed
Missionary tor tie jews. Rec rding Themselves a.
tie cbo.es Of God that people suppose Geutles to Do
incapable OF giving them religious Instruction. Prom
y f-rcy they have been taught 10 regard Jesus OF
NIzarrth as an .mpoetor, and that rejecting hiu snd
watching scsnst CHRISTIAN Influence with the utmost
jealousy, were religious acts well pleasing 10 Gcd,
Besides this large proportion Of the % 0OO Jews I'D
our CITY came fiom Bohemia or Bavaria whore PapN
idoistry sbounds. and tins they have m's aken ios
ChTisfianiy The Jewish field consequently, cannot
be cultivated or even entered without Entering
great emo peculiar difficulties, such 80 weud be IN
sntmognsole wee it not for the encouragement
eHcrdei by the Word OF God. The persos se have
sppOiEi, 10 tits work converted jew, IN United
with Jewish Prtiadioes and familiar with Jewish ar.
guments.
The Rev 4. D. GIrLTITF, the Rev. J, NJ. RErD,
and the Rev l.. y. sToRRs. Jr., ID d, severally Id
the sssemblsge behalf Of the Society, iss
objects. &c.
affor singing, collection, and beneetc .ion, the
meeting adjourned.
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A WORD on THE OTHER SIDE.

10 1s Edit1 If T1< y. T. 7rs1v.~.
siR / observe In your journal g comm alicaton
sgned s. T. D., in which the writer takes occasion 10
throw ridcule upon Lord Raglan for his gin Of rs to
private who had distinguished bimself, DO, " in the
4" Geld, but by heroic and saeeessfd attempt Of
esespe from his Russian csp.ors
Far from me be il to attempt defense Of Lord
Ragisns gererOsi;y and good feeling. Lord Raglan
add bi, sodieTs understand each other very we'll sod
can t4ke care Of their own business. What wsh 70
cay H. that il seens 10 ne somewhat unbec ming In
tn american 10 and faul, with the shs,ocrai syseul
fiLe EsgIsh army "Those who live in gle ,.hooses
"the ul3 throw 10 stones." VII s. T. b. INFORM ne
how many officers Of the American army have risen
from TIE ranks
B.sDse;faliy, An EAST fSDIAa OFFiCEA-
yc.fo~ H. N
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AvFVL DEATH ~ A CENETERY.-Esriy yestTda7
morning mIku.sn, who ~. coming into ne ciy.
rsw : man hanging " one VI lis heels from me
fe-ce Il TIE Catholic Cerletsry, 90 tse 2 u SIDE.
ca approaching him be YES found 20 be dsif- Hn
f.es Ia TUNED prfeetly black. On subsequent ex.
animation it vas d1coysrsd that be bad sPps.sna3
be- IL the censtsry, had wandered srouod i, and
yrs Attempting 70 climb the fence when b. slipped
AID cs1ekt one foot b. the bsel between to o. me
picksss u tie fence. His Struggle 20 reie.se ~
ell Kus' lave been Sssperste- be hsd torn on M
coat and vet apparently u pulling ueo yset DIS
bed Tie nus-ul.x cor,raetiors AZ oysr lis booy
we're vtry great When Uncovered, ne ba6 me APP
s ssrs(.e Ell IN - cerusa Chicago Tr.b. pss.s.
THar Bopr.-A day or two after the disappear
.res Of Iii. Moore, q refofi came hat bOdy had
80 s,urd IN Dor q ne AMSTERDAM railroad sta
I'm. TIE rerort es1sec sonue excitement h~rs. bat
nwss 90 sscer,iLed t0at The body We from . dis
ssetirg roacl, and nothing H.OTe WA said 1Dout Il
1.il .ssi week. when he zane story Wa started
snew. ara past hate nan went sosh 70 Anstsr-
CEN D. Z TIE boy, and * T.. the reward offered
~ = n Moore. He yaz .-sspPoiE:sd % { d L the
t1fs n rlsI AID 70 IL = lot Lksly - 70 ne re-
Sssd lte tckersph REQ. ;eF VA bard % .. nsvs,
yb,Atss.a; Ia Gspa;J tRSeL CE.or .'h.
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LII " LNI,ELLIG ENCE
[. :. CIRCUIT COURI-Des. 10, 1884.
2. u. Irlar p IL.

Before Jldse 81 US.
l~Dt.fHTNT FOR TAEIvG TETTrFs. COST ,IvfSe
aOSET, At TIE Posi-. oTFlCF.
The trial Of James EiLg bkOns, lately employed IN
the Poe Ctce CHARGED show called by NJ Jolhln
spplcsuon Of Nj TAms3ge oT defense PstPoEsi
20 rdsJ.
goTfOV CT IVJrNCTfov AGAINST TIE COLLECTION.
Jean e. o. Ra,au Asan.t ?. l. B-r1srd Harens Ferry aS
IA. J Redo ia. Collector.
In his cnse |, is alleged that Mr. Bernard obtained
o. AZ uufo-need from Mr. r. 10 Frame arg.
sGsny 81 slsody hTogsAt II q Ns~ York. where he
rIsrsd q r tie z Bonded Wyeb0us- And mei- t,a,r
az t % Mr Tsuy WHO ssve manufacturer In Brcsdsty
Arp.eaton x,s maze 5y ~ Morrosh IN behsd OF Mr.
Rsissu 20 ihs srscia Term supre Court tor IN nllnc
ION fesarsirn1 Messrs and l. frsn disposng u SID
BnuS, md for = receiver tenpofay injunction was
srsruf 10 hAf COar hut sef srguu.rt, oisoVed 50 the
i.iruf IN Fence Mr. h. COUNSEL, could only nate
sEcsyt 90 itiormaou AID b@'@fthe Cots -sqiigs tnw
vlsrs bill p'syey and 'to arg-i)ss, a.
mi. Gsucd other SIDE lgs1ct "a eanrri
writ of rers,n theo sud olt by NJ I0ro-t.
thaf q. tia requiring the sheriff O. fsse poessiog
tsnd but he cannof under the las aad dscse
t-ks 81 ths custody Of the Collector wh e "a the
TJbhc store chceT SAID has beea placed TO wstch
sad bsGcy should def nts4s TIC duty ile shole o.
rart fiou tie public aud - las
csecrd said, obtaining Possession Of 0ipe q
bEdy Wish had hem 90 taken om he lubc stores oy DO
g. tsnt
The application for Injunction and receiver s s-d b.
fore ihs CouEf NJ J1sch Assistant District Attorney
,prss behalf Of the Collector sonindns that he could
NJ he 4 .
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FIRES.

IRE ~ oSE HUNDRED AND TwESIYTIFTHsT.
At2i O'Clock on Wednesday morning FIRE broke
out in the tailor shop of Folk Frank, in One Hundred
and Twenty fifth. st near the Third sy. The flames
were speedily exhDgushed. Loss on stock, $3.50.
The building is owned By Geo. W. jenkins, and ia
dsmseed to the amount Of s25. Both partie. in
cured.
FIRE IS FIFTILIH.sr. AND SISTH.Ay.
The same morning at u o'clock, fire broke gu, in
tie grocery store Of John Smith, c3rner Of Fhieih
ST. and Nir.h-av. The alarm was promptly given,
but before the fremen arrived on the ground the
fire communicated to the adjoining frame building on
the avenue which, with the grocery store, Wa en-
tirely destroyed Three other frame buildings adj
Joining Oh the same stree; were siderAby damaged
by fire. The total loss viii not exceed e., O00
TWAS no doubt set fire by thieves, a. the ta lad
been removed with about eco, and during the FIRE
Dr. Elliott store, jus, opposite, on the corner, vas
entered, aud 90 taken from the drawer. Also, Dr.
Iyess, on the same block was broken into, bat they
did not succeed in obtaining but i've silllngs Smith
los 10 estimated at e. 900, Of which he has an nsnT
srce in the Broadway Insurance Company for VI 200
FIRE N GEEEswIcH-sr.
At late hour Tuesday night FIRE occurred on the
frs, hoor Of No. % Green's iehs,, occupied a. Lot
terry and Policy slop by some persons unknown.
The FIRE origi mated under the counter and ives eIn
euished with few pals " water. Suspicious are
entertained ihs, the FIRE the work Of snIncendary
FIRI ~ oRcHARD-sT.
Last night, at clock. fire occurred in the frame
dwelling house rear Of No. 81 0rchard-st., but the
ftrnee were ssbdued before much damage w.s done
to the premises. The FIRE is supposed to have been
occssioped BY ZONE sparks falling upon the 'singie
Roof
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MAR ED.

cOOs-FFRRIS-On the 18Th inst, BY The Rev SQsre,r
II Ccne. Wslter : Coon to Mis- Jossphns a Ferr'a
CROWELL-ROPES-On The l2h inst. by the Rev Sir.
nienbart Josrph CroEe O. Ssrah = Ropes ushter o.
Cap, " R1rss a. of Elzabethpost, ~ J.
DAVIS TUOMAS-in Springfield kDh,-tson Corn'J
Tenn Nov g, 49, nr Jsmes L. Davis .do, Of M in,Qf
o,ny Leila NJ daughter " The late D. II
DALLOS-DALLOS-At Ia Porte Indians Dec Z ~ the
Res Dr Force P. ThomM BAL. 70 Emily 1h9.ess,
.ecoud dsushur Of the ate John Daion Es7 0f knights
bross County Bestn ireland
FFLLOWs-sTFVESS-I Saiisbu'y Ms Thursday
eyefng Dee By b. By N. George Fellows. Of Calves
ton Te1.s 10 Lydis Stevens Of Deefiel4, y II.
JENFIhGs-GOOUSELL-AtF Fairfield CSan on the 18th
rs b. The Rev DR. Lord, NJ. Oliver Jennings. Of sso
Fsre SEQ Cal Ma Es'her G0ofse he former pa
ELECTROMAGNETIC Nashville. Team Nov. %,
l. Richardson Esl OF Lou.yile Ky 70 Mis-, Are daughter
al lau.ss W az IL kaa.. 81 Nashylle
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AFT
Netu!9lork Daily Gribm,te
FATAL ASSAULT WITH 4
CART.RNNG.

DENTS Ganick, d baggagesmssher, and Hugh
Hogan euigfenlruDner, lsst night got into an a.
iercation in West-st., near Chambers-st, dunng
which, Garrck, getting the worst Of the fight, caugh,
a csrt-rurg and struck Hagan powerful blow on the
head knocking him insensible and slmost ifelese to
the pavement. He was taken to the New-York Hos
pital, and attended by DIR. Derby who considers bis
recovery next to Impossible. Garrick was promptly
arrested by Officer Powell, OF the Third Ward, and
committed to the Tomb TO await the result Of the in
Jury inflicted.
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n)atfr Gure.

THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE oH,rs the best accommodations for pursuing The
treatment for The winter and terms ss Reasonable ese-
where Addrt1 o. WELLlNGTOS, N. ID.
No l78 18th -. New YORK
NETWORK CITY WATER-CURE, No. 17s l2th ST.. cor
Of UbyeTs,y-Dlsoe.
WATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No IS Leisht-st r. T. TRAIL NJ D., Proprietor
Aeon odstons 100 persons County Esoshment 81
fshEil Y. DR. o w. MAY. Ate ndiuE Physician.
WATER IRE, corner Of Gth-sv. and 3otb-st
w -DT. SKEW unitts with Dr. TAYLOR IN this large
and Sd1os establishment for the Fan so3 Wntef PA
TENTS and BOARDERS received reasonable rstss
9ui-deOr prsetice promptly sttsuded to
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WHAT BUSINESS OR PURSUIT SHALL / FOL-
Va qus.,on esy answered only By PHREsoLoei'r.
Are VOC .esptsd either of,he learned professional Phrenol
osy snswt correctly. Are you beat si.pted business 70
the Asi neebs.les tfsdsl Before engaging In
any life Isru, every Young would do well to have q
,nd written description By PsOF. FovLEs,
No SOC Broadway, New HeIh
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fAaHerfl.r Ut

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !-PHOrOGRaPHIC OIL
PITNes CAsvIs 7 us' Psen'er tee
o4 ptotos !grssssus cs1Tts arc
ave prepared tsIe h. II tbs Cg Ins ereetnse.
seussu and hesgty CT ,tso- ghck srs prcd-ced
uh Two sfor sfa I'D Tiss ssse. eAa oaJ q
y 81 y, GATED - sIsiu soa. FLiftfal lie rfs porta
u,ce 81 k pieces eA.Lssoiyp Il asst Peseo-
Oar ofttr vsors,yies o. eoo-sd Ptssn ph oEsphs Afen
a, uu. snd a. 10 CHER eit1blsEHient Ia nsreA Cts
0rykC D FEEDFEICss 40 a. Rue Bss- d. Rempsrt Pars
az No SO BEosassy, ssE-fcrE
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fA1vedissm snt


si5bCo Money Bonds, &c, Grand ITuei Railroad oHiee
Montreal
ZOO Nndlsm BsLf. Corntc.cut
nSH Boatuan's saving Btns 81 Louis
sfcc TressursI's Of:e Crown Point
500 Rslfo-6 Ofies. AEs1sia. Ga
These amounts show but portion OF the actual
nom sheet ron safes sud sin 81 secies u
~. lat ter rotita DE the time lie losses y are 81
Troy Bnwsuk,e ard Cysssd eon'titnts .noesf teaYy
cct rksIs.abs 70 these spoo,i.s every dollar Of which
you'd have been ,sysd by the Of LILIES FkE AID
BUEeL,E PkoOF slFEs AID Locks.
81 eoLs,a1ty on lsnd the depot Of WoLsDs
san CoyTANY Nc ils PssTlst he~ Yort
J. c. aoRRs, AssBt.
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nc WI AA-f i4FhN ]
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT

TREMENDOUS EXCITEMEST.-Sellng oil the
eIsIe Of neh PLAID, srp-d Bresads and rlsn .s
The inn rush Columbia Hall. No ~ Grand =
fsrsc IN he sieruoon end. Il for 81 2.
7 WIZ Co. ADDITIONAL numb.r Of clerks not
fb.srdiDg hch ladies' who diire select 70 Advantage
WI fbe their interest purchase during tas esy par OF
III, d,y To maxi room they spns importation viii
vii h. On hsud month the immense stock OF silks Me-
rinoes Veve stswls Ladies' cloths C0ass, SATIN. Ben
tei. FGuae, dc = selling a great reduction from
former low rces snd sG1ds better opportunity ave
money ard obtain bargains thaa = CT offered W h'
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

q
Mr. Kennedy OF Ro,bury. has dscovsre6 IN one q
common psrus weeds. rer-edy that cure. EVERY KtED
Of UhOa iron ne VOrn Serc9a aOsn eots'E Pi-f.
BE hiss ted u 10 eleven hundred sd fd
except 70 two 10th ttuodsr hunOr he - IN BIC
pose,ior hundred certificate. Of ts vsla eli within
twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottlss warranted to cure pur.inr mouth
One TO three bottles will re worst find Of mps,
the lace
Two three bottles viii ele.I The sys,esn OF bne.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure The wort csnser In lie
mouth and btOu tch.
Three i've bottle, warranted o.
syspelsa
Two hotties warranted rasnnr q tie and
Eotohes sUODg the hair.
-Four IA Bottles warranted o corrupt and rznpas
ploers.
One hotil. viii cure scsly eru TtioDs Of the aka
Two three bottles WAisLted % cure tie weni etse d
hnguorn
Two OF three bottles warranted to cure the dszpe
ate II rheuinssnl
Three % four bottle. are warranted to oure salt rheom
Five eight bottles VIII The u scorfaA
benefit always experienced the arst bottle abd's
perfec ~s1snted when the shove quality tssen
Nothing locke 20 improbable 70 those who haye IL van trsd
fIoy psstures sonf old walls should
tunor ID the Fyssrri yet II fixed tact you have
huInoI Il start ThCfe uoifs gnds h.
shout suitir eases, but your peddsd o7ei
.fto o 1t in every case II has already done some Of -.
siestt hs,ssehuse,s gave children
worry LOOKING ehiren whose flesh oft and fubby
stored perfect state OF health By bottle
To those who subject headache bottle Will
siVsys II ge relief IN catsnh and diEzness
Some who have taken have been eosve for sDi have
cay whre there ely Of the uootJns Of
will very singular nss bot you must not be
ntve1s bed result from H. on the CONTRARY vheu that feel
Ing gone you will feel yourself Ike person heard
OF the most ex'rAvsssn eneoiums Of II hat ever man
Hsnufsctu,ed by DONALD KENNEDY, No 10 Warren
wioiessIe Agents for New Yo-t: c " cLICKEyERk Co,
No 81 Barclsya.i CHAsLEs T. RING. No ls9 3rosdwsyi
4 B.k SANDS No l4 Wihsm-si and for sale ~ retail
by al respectable Druggists throughout the Union
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VILLLANSBURGH ITEMS

EILvsIyE FoRsrsf.-QGite au extensive forgery
VA. rsosntly FsEpesStsd EPon The Necklaces. B~ns'
"A lisE sbzrsh, beng checs Of 500 .ssned John W.
Blasted sh0 Collector Of TNres and Assessments The
fersuy detected hy M 5sted In seitn up bs taGs
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THE BrooEIIS FIEE DEFAErHESr.-At The cleo
- hsjs ~ T-tf6t, h- fosinE s>rtesz were slsc'sa o.
scsrs re 5ross 4 ,sEEEsi T. - rsIi '~' y't
Ont Esr--e>y-lsfsf! D Nslsor
I.flssrt Esg->1' -GsOrss --asy z. v W Rssl I's-ps
Rseret 6-C - AS. -. In Ilgl-r .
Afaus. q m T. q - Dsparer; lad
fEszl-s ia ~ i.l-~g s@-f re @>sse1 - 60
yst-
w. prssiir.t-h Brs-8.se>
Sserstsfy-Os.fse HayssEA
T,eG4-rer-t i.Ls r rel
Coisclo--Piehafs -ukt
I,s.sas-Fr s--.rr Fslslf Ers.s 10 81 n. Es,c-,
. Dsr-sw. ) Eetefi Bar; q lola CesksE; 5 N-Na
zee; eEesscss q I-az q -sces, > rro--ss h--9-
lc r.-fT De-. n $50 C--,r-- = Ro'er- -t+-
= J.. $3.50 -. AzsEsss sEsst, j., /" = 9 /" ns-.
Is gcLi y C.f1f-. 70 J zes Va r-7-
Bee = - hazard A ~ 4il-Ess Pstef > Aa1srS1- &
2 Is ia -, y = " sl--t-ef e. -a-'--s-. r.
Jcta AcCcrr
EeitLe Ia ses Ne e. % ar . -a-aI ca .
5 !-trsrr A q : D-E-t-
EyTer aGisss-E-sa.esT strS-rc-ri LANE 10 3 Js1n
Ncs1cfkss Tlc-ls -. ~ Ar Fl--y, --.rrl- L
wt1sE L1clsy.h 3. RI. y Va sor 49,
A.trc Mob Z 90 x. g. -s'-. H. . >. t---s
ir-- Dsstc -.cl- -trr1e- --I lEles Wit
T. as DtFl Ers1f ~ 49, -. =, Fstf--a "a
ssh.r- % Jetr Co. - y B---c1. y G-s-vL> HsT
scci Itf- hss.sl..ss ) sF.Esls Haey d. IA =
10 r ~ = ~ Hl-te = y .r. k-.r !
z -s.z,ss a. jsar . srs Drs1 y. HsE.zcs = PsseF
Yer " r. f---,s, - W. "a re- .. 5sr-e
Ice ". ] c } art.g y. FrrztH1, ? P.tf r..
I-,s ? CT - = n t-lrfi ., lsls1 b. --:a-.,
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CITY ITEMS.

GRIAr MUacIL FEsIIyAL-A vocal AID inst-u-
mental concert is announced for this evening az The
Academy OF Music for the benefit of The nsT Church
Of St. Ste ,ben under the pastoral charge Of the Rev
Dr. Cummings. Tie programme gives toe promise
OF highly attractive entertainment, comparing selee-
tonl from fAvorte operas 10 Be sustained b. selee,
company OF Distinguished artists.
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Court CALEEDAR-Tms

SrPEkIoR CoURT--Nos. l03 +23 2sj. 2ss. o. 395.
49, 80 s7 loe9 se9, s3a leg llss l2sg . as 81 1884,
az n 100 So leji ff2 7s3 1871 s5s acc 61s ISL
o4 1870 no. isl os2 1859 so. ts7 49, 73, 7o2 10 s3
CoMVoS PIEAs-Nos. 1894 10 1891, l5s', l6ol to
ClReUrT CouRr-Nos.lO6o, 1912, oil, $40 es7, col,
IN
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vhi.,le.y O. Reh,re Saith, Rkh.-d L~psr Chsr'e' No
Csls.s, James Hunt ,,
J.aes y Berry Jobn Det; 8 Ch.ss hecsiy, John Lev
T. do ry since, Jo4,yh Nara
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The superb specimens of PHoroGRApHY, on
Exhibition a. BRApY Gallery attracting universal sten
uon srd eietns toe wsTmsst applause vm eonness~us
They BY far the mot perfect PHorossAPHc ehee" ever
trodutee COPYINS s1eeued In superior stgls
iAcUEHEioTfPts taken usual over TJmp-0n's saloon
Nc $50 Broadway.
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8tfamboate an1 RAILROADS..

NEW-JEhSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
1NDELPBIA, and the SOUTH and WEST vi. JggsEY
GITY-urhed st,ss Mall sOd E1ere. Lines Leave New.
York, sDd 10 A. NJ, and sod II Throosb /, four
hour s.oopd Cl.ss 81 Is II the 10 - IS IN sna s3ia
srd 10 ~, AIDS NJ. The New Jersey Accounted .tioa
LiI' leaves at IL W., Al e. stopping a. eli stations
5fr.Bfh ticket cold for Cincinnati st 81 and tie IVES. and
fer Baltimore NsshiEsto Norfolk k s.s through bsgs.se
eb.eEed 70 W,sbinsion II 9 and 10 A H., snd6P II.
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TBE WGrL-sT. SwiSpLE.-Tn the case Of A 4.
Ace German, +. ". Meek, Peter Charles and joan
Fsgger, charged With being concerned 10 the lac
svindle on the Ohio Life end Trus; COMPANY an CT
animation took place yes,erdsy, before JasEee
Stuart Peter Charles ras ased Or witness. The
case stands adjourned.
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Tie ease Of the People va Stephan, who i charged
with defsudiDg Mr.. Jacob Rybuk out Of ESQ, ooo
worth of goods, was under eIsminasion, ard con
oluced, yesterday before Justice Clark A ra.s Of
evidence tending TO mpbc.,e the accused, was taken
ard the Court decided to bold him Tor tral.
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Eeqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order the Surrogate Of
County Of Eew-York notice s hereby given 10 all
pcrOn having claims sgAnst JOHN BUCK late Of
City New York deceased present the with
voucher, III. subscribers the Office Of JAMES L.
TRUsLOw No l8f Ws,eTst. the City Of Newly on or
before the loh Of March next Dstd NewYoIk the 9Th
day Of September, 1854 -
LANES l. IT., TRUSLo Cg,y. }Eseeu,ou
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BROOHL YN ITEMS.

THI TuoKER CAsT-No VERDIeI fr.-The Jafy
II The eas have 10; yet agreed sPon verdict AT
the al ouIbmeIi Of the Court last evening he Jai.e
q, niseo Lis intention Of receiving ther verdict i
they sgreed, 81 y o'clock this morning. Ine? we're
locl ed up for the night. II is undertook hi toe
jury stand rne Ter CONVICTION and ,aree for scqu'iaL
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the dischar

N OIIOE OF MI I4IOA IVN IUT IHt uIsCHHIkt
~ Of 81 iusolven from his debs pususnt 70 the provisions
of the third arce Of the first title Of the eth chapter Of the
second part Of thu Revised Statutes Of the acts amending the
same.-MATTEEW =. DEIO OF the toxin Of shAwansunk,
In the County Il Ulster ard Stae Of New Yo Notice fr
published November 2d 1854 Creditor. 20 sppeaI before
Hon James Lndermsn County Judge Of Uster Coaaty
Cou-seor &c hs Ofce in tie village OF kDs.ton lister
County on fh day Of January Dext 81 one o'clock the
afternoon o that dsy TO chow II they have why az
eu OF sovens estate should not Be Dsde and be
BE- d.charse d q on his debis-Dbted Nov ls'h, 1851
JAMES G.. GRAHAM, Attorney,
20 1.uf,rIh ShAwapgins. Ulster Co.
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since hi. first arrival among u. and The fidelity With
which he has s'ood By the principles which bis slo-
qsence inspired IN ls4s, should crowd thsi spscous
building to II, utmost capacity this evening.
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Ocean Gfeamere, &c.

iNTEW-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
AIN SHIP LINE, VIA HIcARAgUA-Aooes.ory Transit
COMPANY Of NscsssuA PIcPaeor. .Plsndd d2obleen
riue steamship NORTHERN LIGHT q 500 tuns burden
Capt L. l. Tnhlepaugh will leave fiom Pier No. North
River. a; O'CLOCK NJ precisely. for PUNIA ARENAs,
Oh WEDNESDAY December n connecting with the syore
steamship CORTEs i2O0oans the Nicarsfua Transit
Route btDs but t~elve n Of and transportation o ear
Thee unsurpassed u then ventation
and Accommodations For nfonGou passage spely only
70 CHARLES MOBGAH. Agent No. bosiins Green.
L,.r BAGS m ode Up At the Office letter.. p hall
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CHARGE OF SEDUCTION. A German. named
Adolf Gctz, yesterday arrested By Onces
Sweery ~ he Lower Police Cour. charged viii he seiuc
uou, pFe mise q marriage VI Nara Water noT yas
No Z Ceosrs The Accuied married rntr and h1
family living Buffalo and alleged euilesd the fi from
IL family Staten i ADD and oY as . prom
Of msrrsse accomplished hs purpo.e II i ssted th,
tie cor Ade the sngsesnn OF Osrnsn ~
constable Who aer the q the seclsed q, m from
I'm ~ p4ou to effect HI. dsehsgeghoh be failed 10 do
ia s,e eoasgncd MIN q the Iombi for e1amiosJn
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LWE-.srZR PHOToGRAPs IN On.-The only
rs life sic Photograph canvas are msde By Roor 10 80
bro,dwsy They are done aud fag superior
tie b., oil portraits painted rcens can be seen
a. be Gallery No S6J broadway corner Of FIsnkln-sG
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rltVeYtlsementl
prRUAu's TRoUPE OF ETHIOPIAN DELISEA

rows ofeE rev varied programme fo1 THfs EyESiSG,
many popular ard fsycr,e songs Daness KrusVs
rama, &C ", 90 nj better place 70 g. 70 dss
r.te The blues and put 10 good hgmor With himself sSs
Ill rrcuId hiIa. Try the experiment.
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The Rev. DR.. Theodore NsrrnAD, vel known
Missicnary, Who has Travelled almost everywhere s
Low in1his City, g: Nc. 3f Broadway. IL eonse-
ousnes Of s serious ulress N SeN-Oile4n', Dr.. y.
has lo.i The power Of speech, and nee1' iAe kindly
services OF BIS friends.
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SiILISG OF Tx ATRicA-The Britsh naa- steamer
Africa, Capt Harrison, sailed from Jsrsey City At ~
O'Clock yesterday for Liverpool with 81 passengers
She also carried oct sl2 400 IN specie freight.