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suEFICICus aoyEgiSTr o. YIyE Wan nmfPs-Cos
JEcTuHEp cArTrnE or TWO T,GLnH TRLpLRs.
fbfom the Singapore ~ ! Tniss Jan.
Hy the Dutch steamer rAdApg Captain Peruils Adre..
and iournah we're received 10 The 18th D~csnber u
whs reported ~ Batavia that squadron c0ngsctared
trtm its sa,pcSus movements 20 b. kHssiAn. -
cruising within twenty miles ~ The port c0frsp pm.
cent siA'ss he humbsr = Vesfsi. = are steamer,
two fnyaiss sb3 to smaller shps We rive the fsy0r,
iuft received H. having rsAdsfs ~ clear ap
The fsfPcious circtmstapes they csn. ~ tas Ras
vsssss inv % be IN the PAcae the Aaf0rA and
HSna we're 81 Fstropa -bsu the allied sf
Tat pArs The fhils ata DsnA according " seeoa
irsm Ftersh Hssonariss, we're housed tAs river
Amor 20 = gain but tie ~hsr~atogts 81 The Al
stsarsr - have not hssft-shs last .o~n q ths
trssting opt ~ lie var. tbangbse. A trent a
n,rlvl,. D. - is4
u rspori,d here hat ,h,fs oulss urss sr four
ship. q .u sna steamer. bot vhs, tssy Efs - cue
90 tns % tnOu. IL esl,Sia ~ tho Chile Harold,
~ fssssFs from Nsnla - tEIs part sb0ut
iv'niy mss 81 The coast ard there 10 doub, hat
t' 9TH int steamer ssrn from lSot0i has
HGa ,gsin up@n he 10Th ~ 2lsibai forget Wish-.
ssAEsr visible from tie Gs<As u sbts in TIE rods
'hs 80 to hsi'i vesssl 40 cane beatty into ~
outer Yosds then bfsd Eef course an t~fors a0tbing
EgAin 0ut - sight Ibis loots satpir.ogs. aud
'ons 81 - iEeiss9 V ulus hat u nasi - R5s
sln squstrtu 10 loofout fof privss and ts~piEg
rsfstiA 70 have = brauRI pm 70 fua 70 n
~ Tafsalt ifrta EhyIsE Ahf IIsEsh shlp q
One rotb tsrs thouEhi that tbe rssfDer uhsh
'ks Atyrs 90 os<sfisrs La1 ben sh'f ffuueh e.
IrrHb. sbf ~oud taSs tgtt lntS ths foaas-hsr
~; hsvrR anps ~ male susf, zoe .uspsloas To
rsssss frtE InsiAne, tks f4rgGigft ard GfKSs t<ny
siAH ftsfh fft - - bsafiy 40 daya and
{, = Guile po.s ~ ns' u.sy hAy. lea sspitFs4
-. r.nsaln's ~ Giaasoy Augus, itth shi 30
9th i-esuO-' 10 80 oui las lsys t4s CtA1s Iaus
sisf ft .itsgov August 2,tk asa ka1 nj 81
u.ofs tAsn il1 days
To foll0ving lttliisha communicative n. ssts.
psysr rsys 10 another yars, b1rag b<sa us1s y a.
- y ina ~ su vcrfh IubNth ~
On the ia ~ 1aEuarY. tnstant, a unfnoyn fts&rBsv
pAsssf W fs>tf fr-un ns III eastward %
W. gist uHne tbs sfnots ~ rsssHsy sos fron.
ths oscui hsff Batavia from 10 rvAss skt .ss ~
s rassuss- vts srrig,d here ~ tay a. t.t1 "a
/ S-susr bssfs On ms dsy "a nritsh sif
Cbg1s HArI4f srrrwi hire Tks eAy,aAa ~ tia sht
IorisS y ksvs tho nEtt b~fef. ~ sSa s,Ar
Isk; f0vf az s,~srsg "a osvrss VIA .s
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Death OF the Emperor OF Russia.
COMMENTS oY TIE BRITISH PREss.

Prom the Liverpool Times, March
This event announced 70 Psra ment last night by
the Ministers Of the Crown having taken place and
the sensation which Il produced in both branches Of the
legislature not greater than that which II viii
throughout Europe and the world " the certainty Of
the kmp~ror death doubt nsed Be entertained lord
John RuAse who Ia now 10 the prusnan capital first
tekgraphed home that be bad bean struck BY apopexy
was on the point death and had Just taken leave OF
his bmily. This was shortly followed by smother tele
graphic message from TIE Brhh Minister AZ Berlin to
the effect tina, he actually expired At st. Petersburg
yesterday morning, q. one O'Clock
hardy possible 70 oveTrste A i'm portAnce u the
EXTINCTION OF this z life In the present ercumsta
o. This and ether countries s effect must BE- great AMI
imrediAts and u Il more than probable that tho bloody
struggle iDp<ntias before Sebsstopo In which thou.
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terms 81 their matt heads As far he could dStla-
guish they appeared 70 be all Of and form .
squadron, consisting Of large frisAts, oorvvtta,
brig and steamer. Probably the smoke sesn here
the 2ist that Of the steamer belonging 70 that
adr
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Zounve Decentralization.

The ConttAhtinople correspondent OF the Ngrning
Chronicle after der ribng the pht~nce Of the Zousve
for assault, rtat.r that large armed dcputat0n
waited upon General Canrober 10 insist that he should
give fer the storhng and 10 declare that unless
the orders were given at they themselves would
make attack forthwith The General tried to reason
with them, but they only became more obstinate and
determined. Seeing that some decsive step must be
taken To preserve authority and prevent insurTec ton
Canr bert ordered the 37th gnrpt OF the line aud
battery - field artillery. and having seized tho ring
eseers IN ts demand Ia Zoudre shot twelve OF them
10 prssenc" o. the whole cAmpa piece o. energetic
ton which had al the happy effect az rendering tbs
tuyi,crs much satisfied with the conduct Of the
siege and lear disposed 10 try the resisting power Of
Fort Constantine and its sister batteries their own
account. This affair Gays the correspondent which
have every reason TO believe real was of course,
mach as possble hushed up In tho camp but that II IL
MT mere i0s rumor may venture 20 assert ha wing
heard o. IL from not likely 10 be isntormsd
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hUT1EY on BOARD AN AMERICAN BHIf-SHi0Ul
ATTACK on THR oAPTAIs AND oPPIUEKs NJ A Sal

MUTIsY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN sHTP-snziOus
ATTACK on rHg oAPTAIs AND oYFIUERs NJ Sal
LoR-- HIs ARREST.
The Cape Cape TOWN. Monitor OF December 3oth,
HaysAn unfortunate affair occurred board the Anas
roAn chip hsdord About ten days before her arrived
In Table Fay dispute arose between the captain nd
one Of the sssmen The part Of latter taken by
hno,let sailor, S~eds The quarrel high. whics
The aweds vent 10 the foreeae armed himself with
LoSeknne He afterwards returned aud tho aisputs
between HIM aud tAptaia Ropes Ieopened Angry
words followed aud the end OF IL Was aounis in which
the captain ~hs wounded severely with cuts
head dangerous one the houder and several on
The first and second officers promptly intcffered
for hts rrscue, when the former received seyeral
outA himself, one particularly On the wtst which VA
probably disable hia hand for nfe the latter va. pierced
with - serious wound the Abdomen OF which he In
atm dangerously s4ing The sweae At last Vas oyo~-
po~erst and safely s.cured In irons from eeens fur.
thtr violence Such the disabled state both Of
bdsr and the nrt and second officers that the
thp left eosly ~ the navigation Of tho
While In The condition they fortunately fell In with
American ship bound New York The ehlef officer ~
her cent on board The hrdfoTd by the commander
nnd with his permission remained m charge 10 navigate
her into Iahl. Bay The unfortunate Sweds whose fary
led 10 the whole disaster brought ashore In iroas
and Is In custody BY order Of the U. s. Consul.
Capt Holmes lie will be forwarded either by ths NOD
ford other opportunity Tor trial TO the Usits1
States Great doubts entertained OF the recovery
OF the poor sufferers.
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1hHru ls0rrfTr.--A friend informs a. thse
" iuas Ftsanesf hurpry. buih " rus 81 ths Asdrs-
ssUh anA seish wss recently Fsportea J. - ~ist~~
qu1Drs, hs rsth. Rovs fhshsr TSs 0wn~~x
1fsv ~ spa 0e sbo~s 10 AT baiit
$50 VI sss@rssr, alag We sn~iass = q n5uv~ p~w-~
W We mia, wh@ hs NIL snrvsrs the Kagysss n q
es<, boz. Oyfrd he D,-oryH
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Particulars Of the Wreck OF the French FRI
unfe

Tie Paris Aontte Of the lat instant confirms tho los
OF the SemiAntc Atr mentioning that its inormAtisa
IL based on the accounts sent In by tho military and
maritime Ruthorites Of Corsica, IL adds
Pieces Of wreck Of all kinds tn. bow OF friyats,
sailor hat bearing the OF the SemAnts the leg
OF that irigat., 6c having been washed ashore, re-
move. all doubts on this melancholy event, only oss
body has yct been found.
Tho semilante Wa hne frsAts Of 90 guns, and
commanded by Captain sugar. shs left Iouon the
1ath having on board in addition 10 her rcsuA crew.
400 ipfsntry. Tho Weather rough when the S.mn-
snts started but there To suppose that
when she had reached only few leagues from thu coast
a violent tempest would come and destroy her.
Driven by the violence Of the gale from the south vest
into tho Straits Of BonifAaio she supposed 70 have
htruck uunken roch and " have instantly allied aaA
sunk Among the srtal.a washed shore are sons
Abahos, the numbers which indicate tho regiment W
which they belonged slso istar written 20 the CAP
tain by the carpenter and the hat OF of the sailors
bearing the of tho vessel Tho soutans OF prsst
has also bern picked up, which NUT have belonged -
the chaplain OF the frigate All these thing were
washed ashore the small isAnd Of IayesTi
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PARfS, March / 1855.
InteTvi1r # the En-. Prssideut Of the United States
ruth the En-. Presid,nt Of the French Rspubdc-
Negotiations Of Mr.. MeLGne, Commissioner 70
Chnd--Tn Reroiutior Of ls4s consigned 10
dneiert History AID Poetry American Medical
Society II Paris-Crpsddt against Corsds-
Myshfeations Of the Wintr Season-A Day Of
Spring Sur,hine-dequntaiof ALe,nns Do4dst-
DEPARTURE Of T. I'd John Ru,sai-of The Emperor
-R,saa and r edmont-- The Sprtns Campaign,
o. War Of The Three Emryors.
The arrival Of Martin Van Buren,, ex Prenden. OF
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IlIEIl.


MACFARLAN-On Saturday evening Dec. %, MARIETTA,
Youngest daughter Of Daniel 4. and Mary J. NJ Macfaran,
aged year months and a days.
Funeral this Monday morning 10 O'Clock, at No 90 Third
avenue Her remains will be taken NeWburgh for inter-
meut.
RANOUS-In this city Sunday, Dec. 80, ANNA KATE,
only child of Henry r. and Hannah Maria Raous, aged
wears, IL months and days.
PoughkeeIsie papers please copy.
SCOYEN-Suddenly Saturday morning Dec -, aged y
wears and months. SARAH JOSEPHINE, youngest daugh-
Ter Of the late Peter ScOyen.
The funeral will take place Wednesday Jan o'clock
from the residence of her mother SO State street. Brooklyn
SPIER-On Saturday Dec o. ROBERT infant OF John
and Elizabeth Sp,r, aged years and d months
The the family requested 60 attend his funeral on
Monday Dee ST. az o'clock M from the residence Of his
father, No. 170 Adams street, Brooklyn
STEER-On Saturday, Dec % JANE O'HARRA, youngest
daughter Of James T. aud Caroline Steer aged year aud
months.
The relatives Of the family invited attend
funeral from the residence Of her parents No Ol East
Forty.egth street. Monday at !! O'Clock P. m, without
further invitation.
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MARINE JOURN4L.
PORT OF acknowledgements


Steamshirs-f orida, Woodhul Savannah, s L. Mte,aI,
james Adge Turner Charleston, Spoford Tleson james.
town Parrish. Norfolk, Ludlam Peasants -"
Ships-E Hamilton, Lewis, Hayre VIM. Whi,lock IT, III.
lersls QUITS NO Janero, Reynolds Cuhnan Clifton WI.
llams. New Orleans Stanton \ Thomson ' -
Cadet Guide, Belize, Josiah Jex ~ -
BrigsArgo (Bren.) Causseu Trinid ID Oelricbs 70 ~
": Moneuro, Green. Norfolk, Benner Deake
schooneTs-huphenis fldredse Curacao, = w Lewis; X.
Gus, Vanderbilt Charleston Doner Potter; NJ E. Hoover
Andrews GEORGETOWN. Blossom Sons Sarah Bruen Perr
GEORGETOWN, Dontr Potter; ID. G. Hulsey O,erton w.
miugton, McCready, Mott Co. W. Van Name Van Ns,,s
Norfolk Sturges Cleauuan Triumph Baker philadelphia u
W. Mckee Alyira, Brannin, Phiaeph Jas Hand Aun -
Salter Rowland, philadelphia, j. W. Mckee; Isaac Aehora
Buckln, Bath, g. l.. Hatch
Sloop-Poinier. Baker Providence, master.
PopelersJackson, Layheld Bomore Parker Vein Ram.
sey, Baltimore
Steiner Delaware Blake, Philadelphia.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT-DEc. 29-Bei,re Judge green.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

IIo.au ant The Camden and AuIbOy Railroad Company.
The plaintiff was passenger Onthe defendants rail-
rosd Philadelphia IA the SIrug Of S5L lie paid HI, passage
here check his trunk " hen the cars arrived
Philadelphia he presented bis check TO the bssgasasier aud
demanded Lis trunk il could not be found ana wa rot de-
liycrcd
These facts by the defendants baggaenasir
who receive cd the trunk II then proposed 70 prove by the
plaintiff the contents Of the trunk. but h objected TO
by Mr. Livingston, the dcendalts counsel the ground a
tie General Railroad Act q this State allowing the painh 10
be examined prove the his trunk did apply as
The defendants foreign corporation, and the act al ques
u.n related exclusively O. corporations formed under H.
The Judge oyeled the Objection aud in doing stated that
although Tie RAILROAD Ac did lot apply 10 this yet the
common law does that 6er party has established the fact
~ es'nnony other than his of the delivery his trunk
TACT Tie plaintiff has proved ia this easel he Is compe
wines 70 prove iis contents for the that the
pPeiel Oh Traveller generally packed by himself and #
~ Aot permitted ooye by his testimony the articles
po'he" ne would be remedies ia the premises. the
sees rue o. evidence would not peIa 10 be
ss VINES ~ MS own behalf but this, from the necessity
the Gaze ~ az exception 90 that rule Il reeieaf d.
aud uoie story on Bal. f75 therefore opinion that
NE FannN ae'0i+ei witness 10 prove the contents Of the
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-NEN-JERSET ITEXS.

EsHar'r litGF ---.-AI B-ra---1t- -e<---- % TIE
.,rsv Pr -Tr-u- .slt 4 - ET -s-ks
i.i1rf As- -TrN t--sl-=-s .
u 1.r-.s- - FI-ss- --=--e-s
1rs.uf. nlf
mt ~fdsf-at if Ft-- --c---. AZ
~ rggI I'm <7erI- C-u-----ss CO E-t-e--s d
f.f n s zaf sstresr a. 80 17s f-p-n -hch
-. A.. mall -tsr.rr W = rhsIl. Thsy
,-, IL yrpslrlr. =. 0tT-- sss d; TIE Al
ssu,ea rlt rs CT Cs-E ley a. q rrd Win TIE
SEA. ns .sgr.rnrst T-c - .--- @-c1 d. rozla, pam
euuTs1 iH ~ .-.f-- IT, CT sIle-t y aoout
sus ~ L. stes e @az-s lse a. -1e r-si enolers
vrrt-.. - -1s ---ya I--e1-s C he cry, SID each
k.tt IL = ~ -e-H- e. WI p-eteed ana ~ date
i So go 10 -s1c- 4 -he STATE AIMS
~ Ms -syc--1 % - Bos-1 me Of Hiram
L N.-t.- -ers--.v l-r-s-s1 clsr-e q burglar.
r. 1-s-s g Es-l 3 >P7e ne Collector OF Arrears Of
s.1ss alz@t s1c election was Lad ioT us sue
49, zt5-h resulted fr the CHOKE Of ". {. Morris
rssru-ic sdo-d discharge the special committee
,rxsnsS ss ls 70 locate The TOnte OF the Bergen
Ra-os1 AL committee appointed, CONSISTING
e AID Tyrre.l Il AID Wilson
Al F- moved % the table the Navor's veto OF
The or lighting the city with The mo-
The board resolved Z o'clock, hereafter in
O'clock The regular meeting will take place To-
rDonOv evening at the iyeeun.
SUICIDE AT Mourn HOLLY, y. J.-Francis Moore,
Surrogate Of Burlington County, " j., committed suicide
Prday nielt ny taking audanum II appears that after swa
towing the POISON o'clock Friday evening in upper
room OF his own house called up his wife and informed her
business Physicians called and the stomachpump
used and made he died about o'clock Sat
tcay The attributed TO Incorporate habits
Deceased leaves wife and several children.
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rNITEp STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Dre. ..

The Hon. SAMUkL NELSON, an ASHO,lAtc Justice of
the 81 prerne the United States presiding Judge OF this
COSIt. John ". Nelson esq, Clerk Richard T. Sthwell esq
Deputy CleTkThero have been commenced since January
1855 ~ sis the oomfOlaw SIDE Of this touft OF these
l46 suits bonds 20 The Collector OF the Port Of
NewYofk ard suits against the Collector for excess Of du
ties paid under protest and 81 miscellaneous majority Of
which for Infringement Of patents There have been tled Il
heard Argument y, and discontinued ll0.
On the EQUITY tide Of the Court - suits have been com
meneed heard motions for Injunction aud dismissed
There have been q appeals admiralty the nted states
District Court2O a which snmed and reversed GU
81 this number have been appealed 70 the Supreme Court 81
The United States.
There have been two Grand Jes in session The past yes1
~ bulls q indictment found this term aud % RENTED 70
United states District Court.
On the trial calendar the suit q Ross Winsns against the
New York and Harhm RafOa Company foT Infringement
rs:eEt oI eops'IVctg eghtwLeeedcNs which was twice
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BROOKLYN COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Drc. ~

BROOKLYN COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS-Drc. ~
Before Justice y. X. SWIM.
Two boys named John Ryan and james Murray
examined before the above Justice Saturday
charge Of grand larceny
II APPEARS James Murray q the defendants en-
ployed in the store Of d. COoe Co.. in Fulton and
alleged stole six dozen ivory handled knives Tho knives
not missed until the 18th Of December when the boOkkeeper
lad conversation with Murray concerning them and he
csscd ha nj the solicitation Of Ryan fhoy had taken The
kriycs Ryan arrested Friday hy Officer VIM. X.
Knowles OF the Fourth Ward Police, NewYork in pawn
brokers' shopn Roosevelt street trying dispose OF the knives
and brought Brooklyn suspicion Of stealing.
The accused were both committed the charge Of grand
larceny.
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MARRIED..

BROWN-SAIITH-At Hartford, Conn, Thursday, Dec
r. by the Rev. Frederic Hinckley, Mr.. J. SEYMOUR
BROWN of Hartford, TO Mrs. EMELINE a. SMITH,
formerly of Hudson, n. Y
BURRETT-GRAY-At Mddletown, Vt, Tuesday. Dee
25 by the Rev. B. y. Leach, OSCAR C. BURRETT OF Hines
burgh, to ABIGAIL D., daughter Of Albert Gray, esq OF
MiddletOwn.
FROST-FARMER-On Thursday, Dec. a. by the Rev. J. J.
Bell, Mr.. J. H. FROST to Miss RACH 4 FARMER, only
daughter Of Peter Farmer, esq at the residence Of the brides
father, oil of Brooklyn.
GARDNER-CLARk-At MiddetOwn, Vt. wednesday
Dec 49, by the Rev. b. " Leach, ISAAC l.. GARDNER to
CLARA C., daughter of Coiyer Clark. esq Of Eisburgh
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LAW LNTE'LLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY Of NEw-YoRK
JUSTICES.-IIon Thomas j. Oakley, Chiet-Jus-
ice; Hon. John Ducr, Hon. W. w. Campbell Hon Joseph
= Boeworfb Hon John SlOsson, and Hon Murray Holman
Judge Csmpbelps Of Office expires and he will be sue
reded by The Hon b. Woodruff who has been elected
for from Jan. ], 1886.
Judge Holman whose term also expired at the end Of 'S'
was reelected for SIX years from Jan. l, 1886
CLERE-Geo. T. Maxwell, and attends at Trial Term Uat
frs) DeTuty-CeEk II. III. Rice. Clerk General Term X
ID LyrgsiOn Clerk (part ecOud) Trial Term, william Eavi
land Cletk Special Term VIM p. Brennan Equity CLERK,
Jesse Oakley Naturalization Clerk Peter Lemon. Recording
Cerk Chas. K Tsyor; and George Eade, Docket Clerk
TRIAL TERNs-The number Of tried, referred, com
rJas dismissed inquesis and settled during the last
wear In this branch Of the Court were rs follow:
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BRooKLYv COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Dcc. D.

BROOKLYN COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONs-Dec. q
Before Judge MOORE and Justices ENMoNs and STRYEER
The Court of Sessions closed its Criminal Term on
Saturday last. The following persons sentenced:
Ellen Vaughan (Whe) found guilty OF bgany IN maTying
q coocd named James Bush sentenced 20 thePen
Tertiary 60 days.
James Brown alias Leroy Rusher pleaded guilty 10 burglary
was sentenced 10 the House OF Refuge
Thomas Silk and Michael silk charged with The
had been progress Friday but proof being alduce to
the charge abandoned by the and the
prisoners discharged The Court then adjourned till
Monday.
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The receipts light; some 80 hhdS NsvsOr.an. 49,,
Cuba ~ 7lc - q" nac<s
SIX l3lc.. cash. -A''"1issoo
NHlSkf-Ihc market b easier and unsettled S.l.. ,,.
bbls nj a6c for Jersey ~ 151c. for Ohio; ard 7S7i ~
Prison. ''s0' 20
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question. The defendant counsel excepted the
ruling The plaintiff then testified
amounting to3 So and there being further testimony pro-
ducod either side Judgment rendered in favor
plaintiff for that sum. with costs
We understand that the defendants have APPEALED from hs
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BROOKLIN ITEMS.

StEIGHING-THE Misunderstanding was in
du.yd in Yesterday to some extent although not so
generally as would have been the a week day
The srighng thruushou, the city and on the country
nNsds Is very gccd. The City Railroad Company had
their snow-plows moving all day in clearing the
tracks ~ as e. allow the cars their regular trips
to-day.
REcoXIYx CRY MoEr lIlrN.--Thc whole number
Of deaths in this city E'r the week ending Dee. -
wen: Males, 50, and females, 39-of which were
adults =. and Minors So total, 6. The principal
.su~.s al 6,sia wen ccuvu>cn>, Group aud scarlet
SVU.
TEg CcsNoN CovNciL-Ihc last meeting ot the
yrssxu. F.oA1J q Aldermen NJ De- held this evening
r. urx. RcS-, WI cOo>s; oi = members elected in
Ncvsstr -, 49, - have be,n IN office year.
lxEsSr - SryTCssD EvRGI AHS.-,luSt before day
Sxas >s-12csy -c-s OS,er tc~s<1d q me ttth pS
s-Es Tscs sess-ssG .vc sess'c 1ok-s ne, eaer tho
s,asr -ss-g- \-s-3 SO > rvss having ,2 their Vs
s.sus1 ha.s - sscAcs - ssss'sroe q iwo o;heT
sf-es Az s-,sst - sc1se, N@ "a ~ ne vY-ieioI
n x.zs- o. .s Ae hcys .s-,v Sh,er sd s-S,el
1ii 1gg- -rs clf - t-rS ny tfsa seszche
- s,ss~ - sr-E sa-ue 49, o,-.asi siveT
.au.s A. --r -t-g-s a; Ns-r>ss XIV. tAc-
--yn. mi -gnrev-i ~ s1 ps--c. SANS 1sa o.
<alrlar ~ t-&ss -.ssg a. " ~ S,-1 $780, s-te;.
c1- a. .slfs A. r-s-12t@ ~ Y-cs"y Il al
snil rnl tsr t-Iss 9-s ~ -S-s t-ey's a. e.
aanus Nuns sisv-l CO as - kty 81 - e1se-ei
Tss s1t-za1-- * - gt-s-s-' III '@A
7aes L-srlua1.
SEzr S1ur- -yss.-I ss-i-E ;e< g-sS@z; year in the
Jssl arr.ar.i If [-s-s -
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The NEW PEN and PENCIL q .ownd's Patent is

r, N, most exquisite wokmauhp aud flush very ingenious
IN and rot liable to SCI out ot orer. Made Gold
s.l silver Nv MtNNRrH Ne q Msteusuc, sud sold
sor.hls prcss srlcndid article tsg Holiday trade.
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win be ready for exhibition on SATURDAY

,toR>tNc az H. MGLLARD'S. No 62 Broadway EIdnd as
-. 81, suitahe for New Years tables such A. Fruit Gaze
Plpm axe Lemon CAKE Almond Cake (al szeo; yramds
.hlote Rnasc and Marange Bcned Turkey Game Patti will
1n.ees will be sold moderate Tnces The public are re
.n,,,lly invited 20 call and eNsmiuc this Nsoftnent
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L .nirs OF NV Y ORk-llaXe Won tried JAMES

DIETUTtC SALERNEtS IL not don't bake again with
emf A. will have eighth more Bread that will be
Wholesome children. All the Sroccrs have for sale
pepot Nc. ia Warren stTeet.
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DR. FRANCIS S,LTER. NJ j., VI K C. :. Loud Edin.. ha'
renewed 20 No 10 Bond NewNoyk where he may hcreSf
60, h. conspt,d from L. a. and 20 a. Patients
,,o,ri attendance hel residences viii be visited during
TIE intervening hours.
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CooprR'S REFINED SHRED ISINGLASS, fol

RIape Mango Table Jcies &ca good and cheap article for
Confetoners Hotel and Family To be obtained in large
or small onAntcs with directions for usinE Of the prime pal
Grcers Druggists in the United States fk1kS CooPER
No BuIinS-slip.
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WILSON'S DANnEILON NOFFhE-FOr Dyspepsia

s.sr.i,on SICK Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases and
sly ended persons of delicate constitutions
Sod Nv an respectable Alohesyics and % the principal DEPOT
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