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Internationally.

GLASSWARE, BY THE PACKAGE OR OTHERWISE -
Coupriur Fr~nch German. Bfo.klJn. NeSEns md Com
paryp and Pittsburgh msGufscture. general as)r man
pricts extremely low; &c -,
No. Is5 Pesflst and retail at No 81 Chambsrs-f
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fAovsrt cement
Cporgrpy FOR HOTELS AND DINING Sal OONs.-

beautiful p.rtern q .oO't9ne Wsro O
rure ard ney whiteLes tov -1spes l. veil worthy the
st t of Hots Bo.dios aJus- 'roprsors IL costs
., han half the pc- Of Chins No. 1876 Pearl st. or mo- tl
Chsnbers-,t., next door " StowsEs"
GoULDs ELLIOTT.
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CHANDELTERsEThs attention

CHANDEIIERs--Iht httentIUu OF Uu!ofS !" 80
cited cur OF Gas txrUsss al the NO.
IS and 81 Johp-st Our designs entirely new d ohsha
and " ell worthy Of examins ion by the trade
MITCHELL BAILEY Co As1ufseturers-
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"a Brooklyn Reader" Is mistaken in sayisg that
re published the statement Of A. 2. STATION, presi
e." cen, Of the Br oklyn city railroad CO." As "A
" BrWklyn Readers communication IL anonymous
we csnn5r publish the Statements be makes, but viii
do 20 II furnished with Responsible sign ,tare.
OF the gold by the Empire City over m'l'ios OF
collars wss deposited to-day in the Assay Office and
all ordered into coins. There now nearly million
and a bali Of coins ordered from the deposits Of
both s'eamers which vii go into bank whea PAID cat
some Of tue large parcels BY the Empire CITY wcre
spd TO bu lion brokers st cent premium. aaf were
depoefed IN the Assay office for refining No specie
went by The s,eamfr to-day.
F,our. with light receipts and fair demsnd, mostly
local IL firm Wheat is &c. 10 &C. lower with falling
Of In the inquiry for export Corn 10 hesvy sad In
moderate request C,tton remains quiet. The ssles
sinoe the 9Th are 900 bales Midding upsnds ara
Ole Mr. WIighis circular says:
Durins the p..s veek hsys rec ,iysd vns oIfepers
on The sub . 70 or eod and r.o .ad I'- s,ne
in,. ,hs 1900, veil fuasst % he
zen co u .sst ths evenings tne sn Wn ana va
ri Al 6rt thoasbt me ngay mat, bus use ses
go. Ilo,rsd Tor a no poos th- Ssarb dai
"a the herr pscned log W.. Tia scsesas
r,-s- from en- Ire ton uowins reg
. 9TH OF doe vssthx c=ras the reaAlad&
'ffs pre- Ut mouth BE ykd vi1 30 sey IArsa
IRE this again show zes ssa 90 tbs core
.Ior vk Of any previous cod tbs sxe.ss esmpsse
l-st snoaafs u 1900 esss Tho sfp:sS
Gre.t Britain q go hsss against 90 s< J-~. 81
iot.i 6 against jso, IS eses
Be further saszs. pte<[ To Trsnos the otS e.pen
sssnss - zoo, sd 70 other fsr~sa perss 90 sssn~
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TAdyerfise nrnt |
many well.

A CURE FOR AsTHMA.-Ihc af' many "eii
s.e, Of cures .f this dstrtsins By hs use 't
IN. Wio Cherry e. combined BY Dr. VISTA ia MS famous
CeuGH AIsAM which medicine has achieved world vide
rfru
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se.ifs Of Te rpaFsuce !ecturAs Is being held IN
rs.ao ia the h. the ana Tai, -v-tias sas s1dtess
.ii be ds;t.neo " T.ni-n X Jel IN. Of Jersey City
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tAdseriis. men,l

TuRIs surpsssns beauty ,oG wos ,nship any hing es
b.fne. Our esiEDer. are potaens ne" md onnna
cons antly A.o the hest POkrABLE Cas- WORKS fl
eilinss churches factories 10 his county, Can
ARCHER L Warner.
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Srsprcro, or RosBERr.-A counzymsn, bound
c.gus. va. snosted 10 Of ts sueess Of BIZ "A
~. . s.nd,y rish, by an sst resbe II $50
~ MI, wsch thi-f e>esp-d fe-terdv
soI;,'g,p Martin ard Csnpei Of the Lover Psice sSan -
i,.S -, de- w Brow ChsrrA sr.et ehsrsssf on sse
, ~ h,< the thisf Brown Tor day. psS eH &c
- - "a hu spses iArys zas WI assssuy fhs nss'
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BROOKZ YIN ITEMS.

BASE BALL.-Tbe rubber mstch between the Pio-
neer club OF NewJersey and Columbia club OF East
Brooklyn came off yesterday on the Punsm ground
and resulted favor OF Pioneers twenty three to eight
The first game won by Cciumbi1, tTenty-six TO
thhteen the second by Pioneers twenty three to eight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

small building on the corner Of Dean and Pevssll
streets, occupied by John Wright, was consumed BY
fire about o'clock yesterday morning-damageafv
hundred dollar. Several fences were torn doSh by
tie frenen In their endesyors TO procure wster.
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u.pp w.,.r. BY his ner h.n-,t frisn, ss- Michael Tcy
United STATES M.asHAL.s oFrcE-ocr. II.

SUSPECTED BREACH OF SktlhALiIl LAWS
Tha mel shsl Yesterday took pos sssioD OF the bark
Msury having hoard. " said some cannon
and her munitions suppOs-i 10 be inrnd-i fJf hasn
ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
Mr. O.borne chief mate Of the ship lelside from
San FraDc.eo arrested Yesterday ObiesI doft1n
81 geo related Of h1 Held to bail
iOf Examination
IASDIyG SPECIE WITHOUT PERMIT.
Capt McGowsn OF ship Cresce City vas arrested
end ED b. bal The above the T,n.acon oc-u ung
two or three months aud proceed believe already
Instituted sgsnst the ship.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-ocr. l7-BsfJre the
RECoRDER.
Charles Williams was uied sBd convicted OF grand
lave. ~ IN stealing gold eh from Oeorse bsister Of No %
Laisht sIest .,
Eowsro Gardner was tried and convicted OF burglary
an the dwelling of nj bard Tseedy Ne SecDad street on
he p.bt Of The ID ut from which sDle silver sa5
plie. -, ., ,.,
some eds which a been from the hoaso N nns
Jos rne A. Lurbe The ooYenamed parties wore eae1 re-
sideo 10 await sentence. . -,
ohb Curan indicted for attempt a. burglar, on the
hone % Pet iek a. H.'ef Dyfe, Gissksn
di-', assault upon John .bn Of No. I hsAd'
II sst We .eyegzly tired sLd .equt,ef
john Aoams pleaded guilty 20 petit larceny ana was
p back to the CGy er-B. thae T. be detained anl ms
fi,ss procured t9sOn foI him Inc court tnsn al Olfned
be
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fAdy risement
Elegant Partisan BRIDAL CARDS and ENyEI-

ops spgrsveA and pratee in the latest stJ hte
s DooR fLArys houdrsd different pserns engraved
and society SEALS
NJ. Brosdway,
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SUPREME COURr-sPEcI,L rESM-Ocr II -DEcIsoHs.
Ha1eo %. K,mbsIl agsUs, Isabella L. klm,slL-
judgment Of divorce ranted.
Cbmes Drevet against Chevalcr Appoct.-MOtioa
Inr.
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Cury, rRoM AUCTIoN.-We offer at wholesal,

aud rtail besutfu e Tes ID unt and Toilet
Sets, GU as. end Plsed Cste's. a. Brsnea sfesroo,
Nc 81 Cb.mber, White China Dining ses, eontsinos loo
pieces $50.
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Lnn'Aln,s hayinK Nan mao

TARsxr oosFssrEs.-CoDp ants asviny Sean mare
OF rst ss. Hohosss b men.er' o. ISs" CON
p., ies 80 hoe tr~n h-yor tlecseoef
sryss-I ysis-sea .itef thea soen ',rS t~h
BOO k-u- Ibis s-rass.ment vi rtiaus untA IDS oys
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TIdFerf~rnnfut
The OyYGFNiTED BiTTFRs is the best certified

med zine Ia tie world % Dyspepsia and gs1:a
De able ME- Eiyng mediate relief aud
a cLseIiul q nsatop OF health .nc srrnsh-
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NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

Hrpsox coUSTT cOURTs.-The civil calendar OF
the srd,on county Circuit Judge Sre1enbTgn pesiins
has her besry cspOss6 Of for the preeu' term oessr.
t,6r have occurise the ,trenuoa Of the e'ur Enn
c,.. a. thxr Of Geo C,ns and orers az Geo Collier 10
vi eh yeraiet 81 900 GO sSsd by he psatif Co1a
ii tr the .inf seDddsr md G e7tt of the defense
5.hr,ije of jersey CITY add Nor0s Of Sss-fork
IRE criminal el.rssr vii be tsten up ns court o, D,ei
o. !, eyed murder OF Der child tn ian Of Jaly .st on
f.t the veni, q the ToIn bay eeetsJ ~hl p'osoJ D.
~. tr~t tred - .
$500 th.tri abora
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No 497 BROADWAY
rsrr "a The ,bouli fan 70 visit tss .p-nd' ep-e
,iu a Nrne. nrs suns- and Of p. nrass az. sd1
the vsls CpeE cay evening sssle sintssJa J. ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

Sr,rBISG "A lad named John Burrs vas brought
=, ,e Jutee Jacobs o. ds pes6srd.y
cane az r.htiBs mel Hen Miller Wide Engaged u =
f.ht. be coCE-ISed - 80 ait SIa1nAIAll11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
MARINE COURT-OcT. I7-Yefre judge BIRDsAL.
ACTION FOR MALICIOUS PROSECUTIONS.

isasc Proper ~ Jtn7s 'oui<
Mr. Y il owner OF bnuse No. 2l6 twenty fourth
street he renewed ea.e it is ~ged MI Proper twho
csru.p) a. three hundred dolsrs bat sdb,squenr
Mr. ASr.m sprassein s three oundfgd and
dolsrs Mr.. Proper r-faiDs to move on the
fret cf Way Mr. fcur proceedings p-flre instic"
Mech to evt rim but the justice deer Cd ssnss h tie
The hrousot before Justice ureen With ise oil SCI
eopterfd that entug these a. iDe W.
Y do without pobsbe cse sud mie Qua and tntt MI
Proper Lost several sbut tks nrtG of Nay which 10
h. ca harvest Ns~Yok and nsrq lsntS cpo'dor
ehe money He br sctisn cdtnNgss rhs Jufy ttye
vero fr plsir'ih Of S76 FOR plaintiff, Me- Piracy oi de-
sn1aLt, MI May.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Herry Meyer BY his fsher hsnsu teni sst Michael raey
Plain in IL q German boy, and ~es, in Connection
With aIohe Gem-n s1 pursuoE tbs vp'aion o. artg or
boue pieser opposite Mr Trays pems corner Of Soysot'
f, stree, BID tn and CT sd bnigs t1~rd w
:. stAbs ths hro e. being deep dirch, vhea dr
cs.d 10 them back ne = ,etcr AID bal
bum bose, ard working inp ements "a the stAe ant
opeb lot and afraid he eses, that they inenfed 70 stea
stmethirg They refused 20 come bs'f. he bpowed hsn
lcked both took hOd Of penH drawtns hn tVird be
scb which wss twenty deel and pushed hun tasi
the hoy 70 fsl the boom and b. mncl eu Aon "
bIousft Verdict or plaintiff, Pltc For Pannn,
Mr FeIs asoEj foI dsfeEd' mt VI Eaton.
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tseeey sb sber rcs sssss>s I'd shs pshes 70 suspses
tr end DC lsoi - fss ssn,, MI n
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lAiv--i~usntl

osIGIssL P,ok,GE RrP.cXsD The srsrtoa n oe,eFs
WED abs Ser great iadncen ats 'or cs.e
GorLDs & ELLI0rr, EOs las Pearl and 81 Cnan >er- t'
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iAdyeTIis-u.enti
WILSON'S D.NDELiON COFPER--For Dyspepsia

Indication sek Bilious and Liver Dse,es and
81 4ca, Of Ceicse constitutions
Sold by ali respectable Apobees and the principal depot
coyner OF 9th q. and Sdsr
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C1Asrs or BEsGEs.-rhe cias,is OF Bergen bed
az ,seped seion Trssdsy evesiss 70 the secood -
termed Du'eh ebu'eh Jersey City The i sHtn'nsoa
~. osarrsios Of s~ccos Reformed Dnfc, saarTa o.
H.eksn seh The Rev Mr. King, hesrtisfe q GHsora-
vu ortsinsd ny ths Refs net Da,sa saare1
.. Hsd-on- TIE meeting Of The c.sss vii D. a'a ne1s
sutir1 = HobDksn.
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SUDDEN pEArB -Cororor Hanford held an inquest
lss .srits AZ No llR North Fourh ne'
The cocy 81 Frederck srDuh WIN died udi-r, fsw
prs,ou; Verdict o. Jury did 81 psi0n Of the heart.
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TIE Great Fair OF the American Institute is
s.c.S b. fn-.t e PHoToea 49, ', -.
az. l. .sg o.. reedl-s say thr tsey re trsm koJrs
GAILrRg, Ne So Rroadssy.
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tAdveriseufent. -
BIAKR's PATENT FiKE-PROOT PANT, No zig
p..y. AZ seesu pd.r bad ~ PSints
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Ar who write sborld 40 to WuM,RTHs. No ~
H.5,rl.r.. srd .~e hts yle Of PEG .ns P-ne e'u7a
Low - Psfen, TIE % he sfni ever s'ei
elegant ccrvsrient nd durable Vatnteo Dot 70 s>i
sur q ofIsT. The ,;sen,ion the t-sde il iayi;sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

RrIfrY FOR NoRYoLK AsD Pon1ssorrH.-rhe
en nstes sspetssed fsrssd the r.h-f rs.1 Js,sy
~, To- vsrssd as s. aid - eostnssasas have ess,
80 rssivsl aaktaS he ssss, sns0at rs.ssA SLIT
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FusE FRErENsys.-Ac Haisn residing ia New
Yt rsm.d John 3. S.brue arrest ss even as "a
-susd BY Justice Jsobs shrr- Of % sning tri
"a uroer pretsu d-seT In Gfaad street. Com
M tsc for Examination.
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RopBTp srA CYrRIAS.-A youth from "estchsste
,,r,,s Y PANIED P.tres NeDSnId. vas robs.d ., No
ps .t on Tuests, uisht q bis wsen and SO BY Cttss
,ne t.is nyneh OF the vhsm be ret W tns or =
~ e.esrted hona The sir vo sfesss ana Locked ~
but he stolen Treasure was 10, recovered
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THr LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT Simon NJ Z abe,
brakeman on The Harlem fso,d died yeserd.y at 81 VIC
cen ?, hori.. from inf, received aanssy last IL sP
rear, tbs, be vert top Of Of the he dn
resrs sm fr The pdrpose q sra sns me ee
80 ~ hesd cn- N eont.ct With the bn AZ ghysk'n
greet, The bow frs,tured rs slu soa hur-d N 70 h7
sroutd He did Ct hi. uries aeve 'Atsd na tas coz"
sr Last evenin hald Ihs BODY
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ACCIDENT on TIE ERIE RAILRoAD.-The night ex-
press train that Jeff THE city for DaGkrk at 5'1o on
n Mdsy evening met wi b serious, and what vas
well uish fatal accident, near Eiullrs IL appears
there Was broken rail this part Of the track and
a. TIE train wbi,h consisted OF an engine sai nlae
cars can laundering along the bar snspped and the
ersre followed by the cars, sho' of toe r7es, 10 the
terror aid danger Of the pssseDgers fortun4ey me
ground was level there being no enb ,nKmeat or FAD
OF ground aud reversal Of tbs engiae checked the
Iunsv sy cars before any damage was done. The IRAN
vas delay cd four houIs.
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BrReLARr The house of J. n. Cunnington, No.
iS Bersen eC LiOuy eutefed cn Tuesday AID
n tbxd ii zach and no1ey. No deteeu0n-
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A svIypIER CAUGHT "A Young man, cluog n'ai-
self lester M.r,h. yesterday arrested, ehrs-a VI pc
f.ufps DAVID NJ Lyon c.otar, 81 ser street oar o.
ysIose a. SIS sppesr that lev a5. nee &c eil-d 1s
.tor, Of M IL, snd after fiing himself cost, reige
,h.r the s.rent sh1ud be rsmm.ny hot- Aai ne
,soua there pay for Hs relaest complied VIA s1a
~ with the l,e AID tfre q u
NJ NxrShAl who took tn. bis 70 m oPia
Ion of H. pronts the Dos 70 fesurn s.ld
-. ronex ip A lev Minutes. He sen .sa1 unsu
Th.n he ~~ s.p,ar,d sad t.ksH belize Justice
p.~{S.or no a. mufed him fof tnk-
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TIE LECTURES OF Mr.. THAcKERAr.-T is ar-
nounct that Mr. W. NJ. thackersy will deliver the
first Of bis series of lectures on the four Georges OF
England and English society daring their re'gns on
Thursday evening" November l. at DR.. Chspin's
church, Broadway.
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The TuRF.-CESTREvILE COURSE, L L-PacIsG-
"Wednesday, Oct. :, ls55-Matcb, $500; mile heats;
best three in five to wagons.
u. Woodruff names c. Buotskin. .'."...l ! !
d Pif,r name. m Ago Down ........,.2
Time. .2:i8-2:f7-2F.
The pacing race came off yesterday afternoon,
according to announcement. Buckskn was the favor
te and won in three straight heats.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

On Saturday, January 9, by the Rev. DR.. Taylor at
Grace church. TBEopoR. MCMuRTRH to EMILY, daughter
Of John Thomas, Esq, all Of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Sunday, december 81, by the Rev Mr.. Brandt Mr..
HNRY c. You've, OF Portsmouth, NJ H., TO Miss SARAH
T. STUART eldest daughter of James Stuart, Of New
York.
On Wednesday evening January 8, by the Rev. Mr..
Mlett, at his residence No. 308 Broome street. Mr. VIII
mnT WRIxHAM, Of WATERFOWL Conn, to Miss ELvIRA
q. BREWSTER, OF Nashua, N ii.
On Thursday morning, January 4, by the Rev. A. L.
Bce at the residence Of Hon John K Roberts, Haddon
SER, n. j., ALFRED MARcHER, Esq.,, of New York, to
EMILY RoDsrRs youngest daughter Of John Morris, Esq,
Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07
HARD TIMES.

TWELFTH WARD.-S0ME OF THE INHABITANTS
i Of Harlem and other parts Of the Twelfth ward,
taking into consideration the distress Of the poor Of the
this winter, have concluded 10 get up ball. for
the purpose Of raising funds TO alleviate their suferngs
rs far possible and desrous 10 know who il will
ing 70 go in for this object All who feel Interested 10
the matter will send their names to RUFUS RIPLEY,
Randalps Island, where . meeting viii be called, aud
the business proceeded In forthwith.
n HE UNsOLvED PROBLEM TO THE PUBLIc-GEN.
j John sidney Jones, OF P-nnsy lyanis, sllknown
citizen largely interested in the welfare and prosperity
Of New ork, will attend the citing the Park, this
afternoon Sunday at two O'Clock, God willing, TO give
his views TO alleviate the present need OF the poorer
classes of society in harmony with Fannie Lee Town
s~nd Of Massachusetts, and others representing the
jubilee Assocaton Of the daughters and Of toll
McDERM0rT, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07


On Friday evening, January s, at her residence, No.
O2 Fifth street, Mrs. Many MCGUIRE, aged 10 years.
Her friends and acqua respectfully invited
attend her funeral, this afternoon at two o'clock
On Friday January s. in the SD year OF her age, at
kr residence, No. Depau row, sIII De GRAssE DxpAu,
xdow Of the late Francis Depau and only surviving
laughter Of the late Admiral Count De Grasse.
On saturday morning, January D. of pulmonary con-
sDpton, in the 21st year of her age, MARY ELLEN wife
0fHenry g. Mathews, and adopted daughter of James f.
Knny.
ne friends Of the family aaectionatey invited to
atend the funeral from the residence of her father No.
74fth this afternoon, at half past one O'Clock,
wihout fur ther notice.
a Friday evening, January 8, ELIZA j. wife of Charles
RsDAs daughter Of the late John Griffin, aged %
he friends of the family respectfully invited to
atond the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock pre-
cay from her late residence, No 1877 Thirteenth street.
beweeo Eighth avenue aud Hudson street
onFrday evening, January b. after short but severe
lines Of twenty days, WILLIAM Henry WARpELL, IN The
3ethyear II his age
Tie trends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence,
remans WIN be taken to Green- for interment
Msimoath papers please copy.
DAlL CouGHrAs, native Of Eyrecourt, county Galway,
Irelsld.
lachi invited attend the funeral this afternoon,
nj or O'Clock.
On Friday January s, Mrs. CAruAsyE KAss, widow of
the ate Ernest Kass, in the 10th year OF her age
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from her lats residence,
No ~ CfOsby street, MORROW tWSocoCh.
H6 will be TO Green wood for interment
Friday, January s. CHARLES I. CLARK, son OF Hon.
Brace Clark OF Mlddeto-n Conn., in the 2oth year Of
b. age.
In Brooklyn, on Friday, January B, after lingering
i'll ess susAs ANN, only daughter Of b. b and A. N.
Tilt, IN the 18th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral the residence Of her
psren No. Hanson place. Brooslyn this afternoon, at
Two O'Clock. Her remains win DO taken to Greenwood
CemetGy.
On saturday January g. at IL o'clock after long H.
ness, Mrs. THonAs DowiIsG
The friends Of the family requested TO attend the
funera, to Afternoon, between two and three
o'clocA from her late residence, Of Kent and
Flushing avenues, East Brooklyn
In Geenwich, Conn, on Saturday January q, Polly
gUssTc wife OF Thomas Funston in the 43d OF her
age
The ratves and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
Greenwich Conn, TO morrow afternoon at two O'Clock.
At Lttis Rock, Arxansas, on Friday, December is,
HHRy v. STEWART, aged 30 years and months, for
merly d Washington City.
81 Lcnis papers please copy.
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valentine writer's.
These will be sent at In neat package, BY st
press, or otherwise, 10 any city, town village 10 tao
United states Canada the receipt Of ten dolars
This IL the most liberal ODER made 10 yaientine
dealers By any publisher, and should induce all who
wish 10 Its advantages 20 send In their orders
without delay. Valentine companies and wholesale
dealers supplied the most liberal terms for cash
from ths largest and most splendid assortment.
Tw Strong Manufacture, % Nassau A., ~ Y.
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TsAvgLLKnU GUIDE.

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TT NAVY SAILORS AND oTHERs.-ExTRA PAT
u . promptly paid, bounty land warrants ohtAinsa
bosght and cold pensions pro'ared balances dus hstr
claims against Ne =. q rsssysred BY
wwAkD HsSUI,
Agent and ate Purse .. 3. Navy. o. Wan srssa
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Hard Timss-Its Enects--S lOO, 600 worth OF
hAe and extra fine winter clothing manufactured by
three Of the leading houses in Broadway selling at %
Per cent below cost Of manufacture, at EVANS Cloth
ing Warehouse, 90 and 90 Fulton street.
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FOREIGN CoEsULs--fbe President has off ciaIly
Aneeirodt as Consul OF Bavaria for the
port Of St. Louis and August Eggers as Consul Of SAKE
Wemar at Cincinnati for the States of OHIO, Indiana
LIMOS, Kentucky, Tennessee Missouri, Michigan Wis
consin and Iowa.
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FRO PARIS GREEN MANUFACTURES SITUATION
II 10 wanted As foreman In q color manufsciory By a
practical chemist; Can nAke Paris green o. The best
quality lover than any marsst and all other kinds u
sslors and shsmcab samples can b. sen al " and ~
Ann street.
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Mariners Savings Bank, corner OF Third
and Ninth street. open daily from to O'Clock
Deposits made in this bank before the 18th Janu
ary will draw interest from the 1st instant at the rate
of six per cent per Of $500 and under,
and Eve per cent on all amounts over $780,
Hon. JACOB A. WESTERvEIT, President,
II EravORrU Secretary