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On Friday, JAN II, JANIS MCKINLEY, infant son Of
George H. and Iavnia SniIen aged year. ] month and
28 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No JOG Attorney street. this afternoon at two
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Saturday, jan H. after painful Illness GEORGE A.
AcHrA2D, aged 81 years, 4 months and II days.
The FRIENDS and acquaintance Of the family and the
members Of the Sixth Company National Guards,
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral from his late
two o'clock, without further invitation.
On Eric ay, JAN H. of hasty consumption Mr.. WILLIAM
s1EAR1ElELDT, aged rs years and months.
HIS friends and acquantances respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral this afternoon at clock from
his late residence No. 81 Film street. Of White
street His remains will be taken Greenwood for In
terment.
On saturday, Jan. H. WILLIAM KEW carpenter, ma
ave OF England, aged So years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
r. attend the funeral from mis- late residence No. 632
Hudson street. this afternoon half past one O'Clock
tbs remains VIII be inferred in Gu eenwood Cemetery
On Saturday, JAM r. Mosss sEcoR, agtd 4S years
months and days.
The funeral services will take place at his brothers. re-
sidence, NO 240 seventh street. tomorrow afternoon at
three O'Clock The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend, without further notice.
On Friday JAM H. Of congestion of the brain Gu ARIES
ADDISON only OF Joseph A. Charlotte p Beards
lev aged years, months End % DAYS.
The relatives and friends of the family re resnectf,,
invited 10 attend the funeral from No l4l West Twen
fifth street afternoon At half past four oc,oc
On Saturday Jan. ~ Of congestion of the lungs Az
bsBn youngest Of VIM s. and Sarah Ellen Ford aged
] month and Il days.
Ihe res,cs and iebds Of the family are invited TO at
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VILLAGE AND FARM COTTAGES.
" D. APPLETON 4 COMPANY, SAG and 34S Broadway,
$500 YIIL.XGr Am ARN Colt AGEa


The requirements Of American village homes considered and
suggested with designs such h0uses Of moderate cost
Henry W. Cleveland, William Backus and Samuel D. Backus,
l vel, 8 vo lllustrated with 100 designs Price g.
lfromhe N. Y. Evening Post.l
The work e professed Intended for that numerous ella q
who cannos afford TO build expensvey. The design Is well
carried out We have here two dozen cottages and farm
houses Of various size accommodation and sye ranging In
estimated cost rom $500 $300O These humble elevations
are FOR be most part simple and gracef taseay set of
WIN OF shrub ee and show how beau
ua raIn cottages may and ougnto become The floor plans
and sections show that the attention given the internal
rangements have been most careful udcous To make
communication oetweenthe prva
cy and secuson, 10 acie the of ew
no servants TO make the little abode pleasant its inmates
ana nving 70 friends the evident and, think the
cessiai intent Of NE authors Working plans and printed
application 10 the architects This novel feature in arch
tecural publications. aud very jldcons one The book
contains many useful remarks and truly practical hints
person aboqto build read with profit the sections
cnoice OF lot on the adoption of PLAN painting
fore m6ers and on the application q principles ofdes
DOWNlNG'S ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY HOUSES
Including desgns for villages, farm houses as; with
remarks interiors; furniture and the best modes
ing and and, yenhlaing. With $50 illustrations syo:. s.
Forty eight steel plates. "a.
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC STAGE CONVENTION.
This convention closed It's sitting Columbus, the
Ranny; tor Beard Ct Pubic Works, Dr. Griswold; for
COnmissioner Of Common Schools, H II. Baruey-al the
present ncumbents. The convention had quite stormy
e in consequence of two sets delegates appearing from
Cincinnati The following resolutions we're passed unani-
Resolved That slavery il a domestic institution and
Aeg the creature Of positive law cannot exist without
and that Congress has neither the power to iegsiae
slavery into tho Territories States to exclude it
therefrom but to leave the people thereof Tree
- form and regulate their domestic Institutions In their
sasss.3 ''''''' 0ns - INC ''A''''" " ''' '"'''0
Resolved That for the people Of each particular State
and Territory establish their constitution form
efgcv.rnment to choose and regula their domestic
institutions every kind and to lsgslae for
is fundamental principle of all free government and
that IL is the sefsame right TO secure which
tors waged the Of the RevolutiOn right laying
the of all institutions-s right recognised
- the Declaration of Independence and established and
secured by the constitution Of the United Sates-aud we
hereby endorse and rearm this disputed principle
Resolved That the ntroducts of moral and religious
questions INTO the POLITICAL controversies and issues OF
The day wide departure from the ancient principles
and sound policy Of the country at with the true
interests of the people, corruptng alike its morals
tendency.
Resolved That demos has no secrecy and requires
10 oaths; that while it publicly avOws, as fundanenta
principle freedom Of conscience without distinction OF
religious faith, the political equality OF all whom the L.
recognizes American citizens without refereace to the
accident Ct BIRTH IL relies for open discus
sions the intelligence and virtue of the people We
0ereiOye donOunco me KNOW NOtnlng or8AnizatiOn
called intoerant in its warfare upon the freedom of
religious belief and the sacred rights Of conscienceua
justly exclusive in its requirements of birth and blood
4eDoraZng In It's oaths and concealments, and antre
publican and dangerous in its secret combinations and
lie methods Of secret political action.
Resolved, That the democracy of Ohio, relying upon
the Intelligence and patriotism OF the people, declare and
publish these as the principles for which they will do
battle, and inscribing them upon their banner thus
boldly and deaany the presented BY the
combined hosts Of the enemies of democracy AMI of the
Union and the constitution, pedging themselves that
han ball r1al
constitution and democratic principles support and
defend.
Resoved That rejoice in the rm noble aud pAtrio-
Tic stand Of the democratic members Of Congress of
United States in tine matter electing Speaker the
House OF Representatives and trust that they will maa
tam that stand to the last
Net word about the President
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NEW sPAPERs.

A MERICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWSpAPER.-NO 6 OF
contains the following epgravlngs.
The British exploring ship Resoue abandoned the Arctic
regions, and discovered by Captain Buddingson
View OF the Refolue entering the port OF New London
Portrait OF Captain Buddington.
Portrait OF Captain Belcher.
Several Illustrations Of articles found on the Resolue.
jackson celebration at the Academy Music Ne Fork
Jsnuary9.
Portrait OF Jackson, after vanderyn
Battle OF New Orleans
Together with fifteen other splendid ustra tons and All
the OF the week. - -
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TUsT PUBLISHED AND FOB SALE, THETHEArRICAL
Biography Eminent Actors and Authors, compiled from
sngraypgs Edwn Forrest and Sir L. Buwer by
Price cepts.
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Mrs. GAINES CAsE.-You appear to me to labor
under mistake in regard to the late decision in the
Gaines case. The Court below decreed that no will
can be proved without producing the paper pur-
reversed that decision and declared that will that
is proved to have had existence and to have been
lost or destroyed may be proved. Now, before such
probate can be received, it must be made to appear
existence, and was lost destroyed. The Superior
Court, therefore, gave authority to Mrs. Gaines
to sue out an ejectment, as you suppose.-Phila.
Ledger.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Il FAURE, So FRONT STREET, IMPORTER AND SOLE
II. agent othe Delbeck champagne has constantly hand
assortment Of this sparkling, uy wine soft and dry;
sale Also cares cordials absyuthe ansete maraschno
curacao, sardines, peas, mushrooms, &c.
HOLLAND GIN AND ROCHELLE BRANDY LAND.
III ng2D0 pipes double gin, landing from ships
A. Boninger South Carolina and Van Beakel sale from the
dock from w. 8. Custom House.. Also $50 PACKAGES Ro
chele brandy pale and darn, for sale low In oond.
SIMPSON BROS, 10 Beaver street.
lanes NJ SANDERsON, AGENT, HAS FOR SALE AT
No. Pine tsreet Of Broadway in the original pack
ages es imported a. H. Mumm Co y champagne vines r.
Arnold Mumms Rhensh wines; j. Michaelsen Co.'s Boz.
dcaua vines Shipping orders executed.
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pURNe CLUB.-A SPECIAL MEETfNG OF THE MEN,
bars Of The Burns Grub win be held Patterns Pacific
ing January a. 1855, att r. n. Fends the
also respectfully invited 70 attend.
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n'coNNOR 4 CoLLENDER WILL REMOVE THEIR
billiard table mandatory the LIST Of February TO the
extensive building lately occupied the City Directory Office
No SO Ann street. few doors below their present location
Having the most extensive and complete arrangements
manufacturing they invite purchasers stock
before purchasing elsewhere few second hand tables
sale.
WE OFFER FOR SALE A FINE STOCK wfTH OUR
w invented cushions OF superior elasticity aud
n, nj aup Trimming or ale nld ahes recmshoned
w. GRIFFITH DECKER 20 Ann street,
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and 1853 East Twenty first street. has hand and Ia
finishing choice variety OF his celebrate improved Anne
JcaD pianos which he offers greatly reduced prices Feel
that be suit the most asdous in style and
quality he invites the attention Of purchasers assuring Them
mat he furnish instrument which, for beauty, touch
and price can't be surpassed.
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ANTHOLOGY.

1 yLA SEYMOUR FORMERLY OF
~ Division street. the most celebrated medoa business
caryoyan In America, ITO Spring few doors az
BROADWAY Af'hre, bronchitis, female complaints and fever
aud Their worst iorm cured durable aud sails action
guaranteed cr ~ rhy.
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On Thursday Nov l. 1855, by the Rev. Sidney A. Corey
M ABRAHAM +. DA1Es to Mrs. SARAH ANN WYCKOFF all Of
this city
On Friday, JAM H. at Calvary Episcopal Church. Twen-
tcth street. by the Rev. Thomas Powell, Mr.. CHARLES
HENRY HUBBARD, late of london. to Miss LOUISA WILLIAMS
RoGERs formerly of the city Of Oxford England both of
this city.
On Wednesday evening Jan. Q, WILLIAM Fl. HouHxAS
of Staten Island to FLzABErH NJ SPENCER, of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jan. Q, by the Rev. Dr.
Bethune Mr.. EDWIN G. WILLIAMS TO Miss SUSAN f. MORE
AL Of Brooklyn.
At New Brighton, Wednesday. Jan. g. at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father by the Rev p p Irving Mr.
JosnH n fxRsoN to Miss ANN A. BRowER, daughter Of
Benz P. Brewer, Esq, all of the same place.
In Bloomfield, N. j., on Tuesday, Jan. l. by the Rev.
Mr.. Talmadge Mr. EDWARD H. MERRITT late of this city,
to Miss MARTHA j. CocEEfAIR, Of Bloomfield, n. J.
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VFIN BALL SEASON.

GOT BROADWAY.-GRAND SOIREE AT NINE AND
OAl Mile EMMA SAUVAGEAU'S dancing academy, 6T
b oadway Thursday evening" 18th January 10
at 80 O'Clock. Tickets 50 cents The academy Is every
day for pryae lessons, and evening for practice.
A GRAND sOIREE, IN AID OF THE ERECTION OF
IA st. Marys church, Clifton s. l. will be given at Nblo's
saloon Tuesday evening January l5 1885, Tickets nd
from the members of the committee and the door
ming the soiree. excellent engaged for
the occasion.
r.. D. CONNERY, NJ DID,
EpM Va T,TcG YOUNG, Printing Committee.
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Robert Hunter, M. o., Sx6 Broadway, New
York.-Dr HUNTER devotes his attention exclusively
eases of the throat and lungs and the treatment of these
indicated nia atlon. Hours Of consultation from 10 A. TO
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COAL.

CCHUYLKILL COAL YARD.-MUNR0 ROSE, No. 100
- East Twentieth street, First avenue, selling the
best Of red and white ash COAL all sizes at the lowest market
prices delivered In good OF the city. Thu
schuylk coal s the best In the city for family use aud the
price Gor 1000 los guarsntced precudes having
comfortable hrcsidc
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REfUBLiC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF WAR
~ Granada Dec u, ls55-1o the Commander In Chief
deisned to transmit 70 me the following decreefhe Prese
OF the Republic Of Nicaragua 10 s
important the service OF the republic for the
order Of home and respect abroad to increase the Of the
republic and considering also that agricultural
The employment OF so many individuals that suiccns
number " left for military duties; In use OF S powers
Article The Commander in Chief Of the Army the
pubic hereby authorized 10 enlist such number of
as be may deem convenient in regard to circumstances
being at the same time authorized to admit foreigners
Will submit to the conditions established by this Decree
Art The foreigners to be enlisted ought
torous ability and honesty subject the the country
and TO be he'd and recognized in every native
The Aforesaid foreigners ought to bind
serve The term Of one at least and under this condition.
and those menuoned N the preceding article they will
the salary assigned In the tariff adjoining Decree the
term OF their engagement being over they viii receive
hand In this republic for each individual.
Art. Let 1t be communicated 70 whom II corresponds
Given IN Granada, On De 14th December, 1855.
TO TIRE srcRErARY or IRs wAn PATRICIO RIvAs.
And tfAnsm TO his Honor The General for
and due effects, reiisrans he securities my esteem, sc.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wigs and Teupecg
The best in the world This unrvaed and original dye
applied IN twelve private Batchelors wigs andbi
pees have improvements all Others being chef dGur
felegance and durability peculiar 70 this establishment
BATCHELOR'S, x3S Broadway
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DEPORTATION WANTEIIoF JAMES AcaU!RE.
oS; has been in Montreal In July. 1854 Any Information
concerning HIM win be thankfully received by Michael Car
New York city; by sending his address he will hear Of
desease OF his wife, Ohio and Montreal papers please copy
IMPORTATION wANTED-oF MARY HEFFERAN,
who landed In New York two years ago. per ship Wash.
heon lived in Brooklyn two weeks has since been
heard from now supposed TO be In Albany or in Main st.
Jersey City Any information Of her viii be thankfully
ceved by her sister, Catherine. No. 81 East Twenty sixth
New York. Albany papers please copy
WILL "LUIGE L. NJ" WHOSE MOTHER LATELY
w made unexpected call upon hln, and Q still
more unexpected appeal 70 g. for his benefit afford
Intend TO leave but she wishes de.an you Til she
dress you letter. All required address and the let
win reach you without question The writer called
by remembrance Of the Cross afford the other
gbe opportunity You may, II prefer address II. d.,
1,076 Post Office.
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THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN ICE CONPANY
4 having completed their dock and buildings Athens
Greene county h. Y, have opened once Broadway
corner Of Murray street, for the Of rece
pertaining then they invite ZOE and he pub
Nc generally 70 call hem at their once where they w
gladly impar any Information relative their business
the operations Of the Company.
JANIS II. 6TuRcis, Sec. GEO. n. SHERWOOD. Prest
ITO GAS coEsUMERs-METERs PUT IN ORDER AND
protected from FROST Gas itag ascndcd to. Gas fix
lures furnished by A. A TRAINOR. Eighth street. q
Fourth avenue, Bible House.
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Certain Cure for Chapped Hands and
fsss. sore lips. &C., HEGEMAN CLARK CO.'S camphor
lee with gyceIne prepared and sold Hegeman,
Co., chemists and druggists, Nos les. 273, 5ll 7b6
Broadway.
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The Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
eonsumpion and all diseases Of the throat and ungs-Dr
CURTIS hygeana Thousands have been restored health
and sold by O. H. Ring 1876 Broadway Price only IS pack
age DR. Curtis will be at the office daily from O'Clock
where be may be consulted free OF charge.
H0stetter's Stomach Bitters Correct the An
petite, mpart tone the forces of
pure secreons regulates the bowels gives strength obody
and veor OF mind and the wonder OF the for dsspa
optic tendencies In all physical prostraon
papaon, dizziness, great fatigue. &C. II is surprising
the patient finds relief. No family afford
out IT, II requires addition Of spirits Solo, in full quart
bottles. by all hotels druggists &C. Extremely pa
laable BARNES PARK, 304 Broadway, Of Duane
street, general medicine AMI native wine depot.
Hernia.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
Marsh Co., by the Industrial Exhibition of all nations
their patent radical truss Also the Fair of the
American institute awarded the fret premium this
l References as to It's Valentine
Mott Willard Parker and John NJ Carnoctan. extensive
list Of names Of mercantile and other gentlemen cured by this
truss may be seen at MARSH CO.'S No. 2h Mai1en lane,
New York, and Marsh Cores Co., No Vest Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from A. NJ. until 3 p.
Holloway's Ointment.-Hoyv In 1t that this
healing medcament has taken the place Of all others every
trnsic worth and immense superiority all others Sold
ct the manufa No 80 Maiden lane New York. No
IA Strand London, and by all druggists, at Is cents 62h
Gets and 81 per pot.
Cold Feet and Chapped Hands.-By Rub
bling night morning. with Dr. TOBIAS wonderful yene
tan niment need have cold feet chapped hands,
warranted the money returned Price only Is
30 cents Sold by all the druggists Depot 60 Corlandt
street.
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REPUsLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RI
To the Project Of the Department of---The Supreme
Executive Power has degned 10 issue the following
The President nd interim Of the republic OF Nicaragua to III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESTROYS 70 encourage the immigration
Of the Of the republic enlarge It's commerce.
promote the general welfare In Of his faculties decrees
Article free grant OF $50 Of uncuvated land wiz
be made 10 every adult who will come To this republic settle
TO hun by the Director Of Colonization, 70 De appointed
possession will be Immediately given.
Art Every family arriving here and settling In the Terri
tory viii receive 100 acres besides the $50 belonging each
Art Aner the oS ak months following tho taking
possession titles OF property viii be given 70 the settlers
vded that they give 10 the Director of Colonization satisfactory
proof Of their good conduct aud OF the made
Art They shah pay duties for personal property fur
niture agricultural implements, seeds plants cattle
Obest imported for the personal OF the coohss
tended for the OF the lands granted The colo
lions, and from ALI public services unless Goa
rary being required by cause OF public safety
Art The colonisis will be citizens Of the republic and
therefore they shA not be able sell the lands granted
transfer their rights any native before having
pied the ground for The term of months and obtained the
Art An oice will be established and Director Of oocn
OF immigrants gather and distribute Seeds plants Ac and
keep tie register book
Art 7. Let shs decree be communicated 70 those whom
concerns.
Given at Granada on the 2sd day of Eeysmssr 1855 =,
To MINISTER REAroNs- And according to supreme
order communicate Tor your knowledge and conve
nient effects and for it's publication and circulation In the de-
partment under your conmand-accordingly
Department Of Relations Government House. Nov IL 1856
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Helring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur-
ghr proof SAFE with Halls patent powder proof lock Both
received medals at the Worlds Fair London 1851 and
Crystal Palace New York, 1S53'54. SILAS G. HERRING
4 CO., 1876, 1877 and l39 Water street, n Y.
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A TROOP NEW YORK HUsSARs JANUARY H. 1885,
IA The members troop hereby notified assemble
IN full uniform, with side arms dsmounied at Atwoods Key
January 49, at IL O'Clock A. NJ 10 pay the last tribute
tpec brother soldier Of troop Fourth regiment By
oder Of LAZARUS ISAACS, Captain.
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REV ARDS.


800 ss OR
street. on Saturday morning. the 18th ins dark mule
The viii be paid upon the arrest and conviction
Of The thief stolen; Il rayed suitable reward viii be
JAMES HUME ~ Eighth street
@6O REwARD.-LosT, ON THE lsT OF JANUARY
YOO a King Charles dog. Whoever will return the said
dog to 14 Mercer street win receive the above reward
COX REwARD.-wAs TAKEN FROM THE sUBscR1B
YORK. Wednesday OH inst horse and rockawsy wagon
the horse s5oq. e hands high bay Win small white
long, hair The forehead short behind the earn
the sS0 int n1 va %
body and round leather top curtains somewhat
viii Be paid on recovery Of the horse and
wagon Or upon information leading % the conviction OF the
dencc as above or At his Office "a William street New York
CO6 REWARD STOLEN, FROM THE HOUSE NO.
gold uns Watch en- No. % o. ns % cs u
gold cap attached which chaeaine carved brss
gold fob chain; one pair long drop earrings cuff pms
one The VIII be PAID e, Ss
part, at 81 Liberty street
&OE REwARD.-I.osT a BREAST POCKErBOOK,
pc containing $500 in uncgrren money aud sundry pa
GHsame to !. H. Combs, 1855 Essex street mug
ao6 WILL DE PAID TO THE PERSON DELIVERING
cona avenue 1n A. a
above reward will be paid TO any person leaving the
q y REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THE PERSON WHO
pC viii return hair bracelet marked NJ IT, lost al the
Highland Guard BALL Thursday the 10Th inst whoever
receive the above reward and the thanks Of the over
&E REwARD.-L0sT, NEAR THE JUNCTION OF DI.
PO yision and Grand streets on Saturday afternoon.
The Under WI the above reward by leaving him either
the Herald Office Of 81 avenue O.