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Healy Of the First Ward

GRAsD LARcEsY.-Officer Healy Of the First Ward
Pse Monday night detected Eve young ia tho act Of
stealing keg Of lead soldering valued At $50 from In front Of
ceeded arrss.ns OF them named David Powell and Nor
n, QuIan both living No J3 Water The prisoners
were ieiore Justice Connolly aud committed in default
Ct r. Tail each, for trial.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

A melting or THE COMMON CounoIL.-An ad-
ournea meeting of the Jersey City Common Council hs
st evening the Lyceum Aid Lyon President OF the Board.
in the chair George CLARK appointed Policeman TO be ss
ued AT the ferry The expense viii be paid by tho RsrosA
rem Company resolution adopted ordering spe
a election the Fourth Ward OF Jersey City TO fill tho
esucy 1aoned by the removal Of AID Tyuei the
Board The election viii be held Tuesday the 9Th day Of
February next the of Erie and South Sixth streets
Aid Erw in gave notice that the meeting Of the Board
he should call the up consideration including the
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ATTEMPT At BuRoLARY.-At O'Clock vest, rtay

ATTEMPT Al BURGLARY.-At O'Clock vest rday
made rob tho sssh sivP No.
6 Seventh aveue by burglars who effected entrance by
cutting Ianel from the front door Their operations inside
were how ever overheard by tho Sixteenth War police who
Instead Of aresting them IN the act gave an alarm which
shteIe the busars and they of making their
ON the shop, lot Of brass and copper found
piled up the raas preparatory to being carried
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MECHAsIcs CLUB.-We call attention to the organ
zation OF this Club, this evening at u O'clock at the
rooms of the American Institute No. 35l Broadway.
As these meetings are free, they will probably be
well attended.
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ROBBERY AT A BALL.-On Monday night, during
dance at Hberuia Hall No - Prince street thief entered
the adt dress and carried oil all the shaws man
tlas walls &C. she could lay hands upon. She however,
soon English girl named
Mary Saith whose possession the property found OH
Ger Dot the Fourteenth Ward Police arrested her and
she as licked up by Justice Wood TO several
plants Of petit larceny which made against her by
Of the persOus who had been robbed.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Doran, a labOrer employed
on the bark Charles w Pouney. lying pier No IL a.
River fell down the hold Of the vessel aud was severely in
jured He taken to the Newlork Hospital. .
Gabriel Jackson colored, fell on the sidewalk il
Washington ard fractured his leg He taken 10 tn
Hospi.a
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The case OF the contested seat of the Alderman OF
the Twenty second Ward was to have had further
hearing before the Committee yesterday afternoon;
but owing TO the absence of Aid. fuckers, and Mr.
Strikers counsel for Aid Drake, the Committee
without doing anything adjourned until p. IN. on
Saturday.
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The Ninth Annual Soiree Of the Columbian Philo-
matheOn Union which took place on Monday evening
at the City Assembly-rooms, Broadway, was attended
by upward Of seven hundred and fifty ladies and gen.
tlerpen. 1t was conceded to be OF the finest as
semblages in that ballroom this season. The ladies,
when seated, occupied the entire square of the room
Dancing began at 81 to the music of the Qnsdrllc
Band under Harvey Dodworh. The supperroom
thrown open at 10 o'clock and then the festiyi-
ties Of the evening commenced in earnest.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF Az UNKNOWN SAILoR.-COro-
Couuery held inquest yesterday board the schooner
Joseph Rr0 lying Pier No North River upon the body
OF one Of TIE crew known only Thomawho died very sud
denly only 10 years Of and has parents
residing Richmond Va The Jury rendered verdict d
" Death by congestion of the brain"
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SUPPOSED ISFANTICIDE.-Coroner Gamble held an
poues Yesterday upon the body Of newly male infant
found IN the rear Of No Is Wle street The child when
some clothing. Dr. OHenOn made post mortem exaniins
ou the body and Of the opinion that the child had boon
born alive but had died exposure while IN the Clubhouse
TIE Jury rendered verdict Death from
causes unknown The mother OF the child unknown, but
the Police endeayoring 20 ascertain who SIZE Is
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
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EAN -tlss ID; s sssss
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Through Tickets and BsEgnxs Checks to be had In
HE Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
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The Northwest, and the southwest
W a% sa n s9s snS @
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Washington and the Ohio Baggage checked through
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Washington daily ate, and AZ, M; Oh Sundays at the
Al wheeling de sonneon made with the trains OF the CEN
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PROTECTED by royal letters Of England
the seals Of Eeole dc PnaTmace dc Paris aud Imperial Col
ege of Medicine, Vienna.
Tessnar No ia The remedy for general debility
yre decay all distressing
arising from early abuse &C. Is effects ecacon
youth manhood aud old The viTe would
Impaired decline Of
universally adopiedi all physical impediments
before w influence thus rendering lis Invaluable those
leTing the marriage
Tesemar No entirely eradicaes
disorders which cubsbs
aBidote health portion pop
uauon.
rdeemar No the European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
mercury the inevitable destruction OF the paen constitution
and which all the saI-aparlla IN the world
Iriesemar Nos L. q alike devoid smell
all nauseang qualities They the toilet table without
their being detected. ........
sold cases, each divided into separate
ministered by Vspeau, Lals mand, Rour, &c.
To be wholesale Iea OF Mr.. II, A. Barrow No. 81
street. Canal New York. specially appointed
pateniee for the United
other part of America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. will forward the Triesrmar world
securely packed addressed
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9--diyr
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[No. GALL
Notice

Isseo"f'aaahes certain Uaed States LaHd Offices "a
t~s Sfass Y La'"ois, hsehigan Wiscomsia and Io0a.
NDER The provisions OF second section Of the act Of Con
seas approved June H. le41 declares na whenever
VI paohs land remaining unsod ANY land disIct
yaaisa Y number q aeiss less Than hundred thou
shee WIN other laws The subject scret ~ the Interior
mas dheeted Hat he following Offices be discontinue
5havneetown and kaskaSkla, in Illinois,
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,.
Fairfield, iowa.
Lands remaining ansod and undispossd Of districts
eeae 70 DC subject 10 entry those
receipt OF notice " that effect by and
points ana WIN ee made subject 10 entry
sbswneetown and kaskAska aItae ed the Springfield
dsfiet, Illinois. - ~
halAmazoo 10 the ionia district Michigan.
MILWAUKEE, 10 the Menasha district, WISCONSIN
Fairfield 10 the Charlton district Iowa.
Inc oHeefs al tue points OF consolidation give public
oil The days on which they will respectively repaired
applications Tor entrles Of such lands
Given uhler my haud the
November, A. ID. 1885, - '
THos. A HENDRICKS,
- Commissioner OF the G A,era Land OfRce
Nov I4-Iaw6w ~
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No. 81 81
NOTICE OF the location .,e two land omces and
Inc ONCE OF the surveyor general and
Nebraska Territories.
mat pursuan act,
1894,
Iefoes o Kansas and Nebras
establishing ssryevo p.nan for sn,d
bas been inc,,ad
he ~hce o me fAWsrk Disc
LK ea Of soverumen OF Kansas Ter
- - 49,
Given under hand, city of Wa yne,on this twenty
xh day November, D. 5.
By order of President:
TBOs A. HENDRICKS,
C0mopsi pner Of Q General Land Ofice.
NOV x'-ia"ow ~ Vel. Ead itaI.l
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Law school of Cumberland Unis Ar.ay' ~ lebanon
Tennessee
FACULTY Hoa Abraham carushes, L"s one Of the orem
L judges OF Trunessee .x,.. -
reen Of the ndses OF the supreme eou
Of Tennessee. a.,
somned L. RFtey, Of the cnaneelcrs Of uie state
Judges dew their whoS hme exclusively
the school. -,
Daily examinations of each class ON Inc
Of lectures but erpana uohs OF
daily lessons ! the PR gress Of the examinations. 49,,
law and equity, In wh STU
of facts given by the pes
all known In actual
framed require them To- prepare
willis all OF documents 10 be read as evil
n taken by appeal To a
supreme hch held monthly in the class and 10
The students act s ceIk sher-
If jurors ccu Judges and chancelon and Ia Othef ohes ca
sacities connected with trir suits.
FIRST session the laird Monday 10 Sci
ends third Thursday In February The second CON
the succeeding Monaay in February and ends second
Thursday in JEly
FTpen,es per suonTuiC fee $50, in advanced contngen
boarding about $50. Students furnish their books
whin hcanb be had In tte Lebanon bookstores.
complete unless the H
enter cia No previous study required FOR ad
regular clAses. Students
Al during the collegiate year
There IL a tno legislature connected with the school
Number students the last colleague year e.ghtyatE.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-aoly PTesidEGt BOARD Of Trustees
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TREArrsE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

Designed Tor WRITER'S authors printer
prss and Tor the use Of schoo and with sppsn
d containing rules on the W of capitals, list Of abhrsyons
nis on preparing copy and proof esdnR specimens proof
Ahees, NC thh edition Wy John Wilson. iswo Price 81.
an exceedingly vsluss,e book and copy Of should h
" .evce every one Who directly indirectly interested in
me large subject of which
- 49, 49, - " 49,
W ne very fun exposition NJ contents nns reader nf
= sqay surprised aud Instructed by the OF knOwL
edge which s peruss viii impair --Chrisffa. Ernunfpy
n a a. ... CROSBY. NICHOLS, T. Co,
"'o '1-Aa~sW III Washington Boston.
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mo. 549.l

NOTICE .,f Of the United States
IN land ohs al yANDALIA, ia the State o ILLINOIS.
Notice is he that IN pursuance Oh law anu ~ view q
FAsDALAp ILLINOIS, the vacant
land said dist reduced below huh acres
sKcHrTAaY isTERioR has drese nat on
", he the lands remaining unsold al
the time ,. % be made subject 10 sale and ENTITY al
SPRssuELp, 81 d state bu ,.,u -, .,,o.,
Lands remainng nsod and a~ ana sueet
~ sian, =, 80 a. aid Office Of the ecsipt Of notice TO
that effect by The rege and receiver thereof and he lang
pasl,c II the on ~heh hey
win be pepsrd to ee applications for entries oil any such lands
Given under my hand at city Of Washington this eth day OF
December, A. ID. 1855. .ruou A VEknprrRs
Cam, missioner OF the Csaera Land Once
Nae II I,u6w finite higsncsr & Star1
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Nassau nan College OF new Jersey, Princeton.



should auld acquaintance be forgot
~ And never bsough 10 min
Should auld asquanlanes be loTs0t,
And days ~ aald lang syne."
members Of she year ending June
the junior ending June, 1884, the Sophomore
Of ending june 1881 aud tne Freshman class Of the
ending Juae loSO, hereby requested assemble
Washington thid Of March, "A. D. 1857, she istes
brighten the chain ofloys and nenahn which
tide enrey 70 exchange In their
lives greeting sympathy aud aneAt the unimey fate
Of their mOst prom compseTs.
preliminary meeting the seEapponted committee will be
held on the Monday seplsmber d. 1885, a. The uRed
states Hotel Chestnut street. between Fourth and Fuh Streets
which those classes whom be
Nehent invited attend the VIII be
adopted 20 fun a attendance possible.
In tbs whom ia notice Is addressed viii be
good enough 10 Furnish ofhe e0Inmlee BY mail with
their respective post orhees.
Of TrentOn, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER Q. HARf, M. d.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
j. NEWTON LIGHTNER. .
- Of Lancaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLeToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., ND,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Basll Iron and Glass Works, Nj,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON, .z.
of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHE WEIDaLH, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 [Inteligenc
All newspapers civilized Of the world are request
ed this advertisement editorial columns
U the classes through
visions the globe and all throughout United
OF America galuitOus
easionaly between this date and the Sd Of March A. d. 1887
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Nov 29-Iaw6w
Il. II. GlLLE.
CQuns. tilor az Iats,

Has removed his offiers 10 his resid n il
OF ana Thirteenth p. reefs. He viii cont
upn minelpaiiy 10 asses in the United Stalls,
q. having devot" d much time to The law con
the Pa,an. al opinions on legal questions !.
ius,iesS ufhce, and on appeals 70 the Gu
nrer Of the District OF Co'umoiai and
.aration and trial of suits concerning paie
He viii also give written Opinions anu pre-
, t,.s having claims before Congress OF either
viii aIso n,Dseeute claims before any boar
| adjudication
4 fc,
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housekeeping Articles.


OF house furnishing goods, which
complete in every department consisting part Of
..... .. FRENCH CHINA. NJ. -.... ....
Gold band plain white and richly dinner dessert
ten large assortment Of vases dinner and
tschsd rich and with without
fancy articles appropriate TO decorate pso table,
IRoy-sToNE CHINA.
Dinner and toilet sst' also, In detached pieces
stock OF Edwards's latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American French, and Bohemian, such decane. Hagons.
gobe champagne, clare hooks sbeuiss, Mas
LIQUORS ,omblers finger bowls eeleries water boes nos bow
dishes, salts pitchers, &C.
TABLE CUTLERY
In Of hadoues anyone Any pieoes also,
ivory banded knives only and FORKS steess &c
--... BLoCK-TIN GOODS
sucb chatting dishes from 10 fee uBs,
coffee pots tea pots, coffee higgins, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee and tea forks easto
covered dshes pitchers cake and fruit baskets walters
JAPANNED GOODS.
saes as wsrs tea trays, aud in sets late warmers, Sop Ja
GAS FIxTURrs
From factory Cornelius Ba'fe PhaBe.ga fr ,as nj
the manufacmrers' retail prices
mIsCELLA SEoUs.
soar lamps sirandoes wood warr tenders and ro buses
shove and tones coal hods, Eoods
cooking requisites OF ryery descnpion tos.tsr viii
large as-o@eht % ARTICLES OF utility and deemed
Hoaetsepes viii assidedy 70 their interest 10 er mine
seeh and prices. They WIN not ooy md iron
70 mae seeuons 30, pledge myself t. cell cheap
cities. " ' w 49,
Good. delivered part ity or Georgetown free
Catalogues continuing complete list Of c,sv .cI. ss,, 70
sale can De had on Application At the store
Nov IL Qswewtf " w. "oi i,an han
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EisE Library Edhions Of Gibbon, Hnliain, RusssI,
RICHARDSON, Hume, smoisu Irvng Prescott, Bancro1
iRtnh, Roscoe, Webster, Pepys Macaalay
Turner, Mile Rue Burnett Clarendon GiIss Fopu.on A.
mold, Ron Pumrths and other
may be und At ne most moderate prices the bookstore he
undersigned, IN dBe library bnding imported
from London By the undersigned. aud bound their.
nucs3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Removai.-paper warehouse.

AtsAhstE bNothhks, paper manufacturers nns
w otmsrefsetoreis materials Nos and Decatur Street Phil
sdsphia cal the attention
pspers suited dsaers ana
every NJ the connfry orders will receive u
fIled low TIn,oa
1000 tons ofragp wanted for o~sh.
Feb a9-cod2m
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MI 4, vDAS.-The undrFFIEdtH bas set
~. children large aud
,.s M years be sold at halt
price, less that when esa DC. o '"1 ~ '
80 -, n. s.nnI son. OF MTs Holland,
esoh, Mrs Barbauid, sd .ihs sue
which have b.en popusr aud whta aiming TO eu
taste, good feelings, and 60 "a me ~
Inedi, altbc usn ny ~ SCI
ences words syllable ch zen o. suI ea nm
fhAs@n 'Na1oh'
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POSTSCRIPT.


In answer to various inquiries, claimants tba
'he amdavs OF ownership
omef evidences OF del show real
owner or ho&s the for
sanced III os collection pledge
ing te bess5cal esdnay
e ahdau and assignment and
and release to Texas be duly
with assignment and releases
dement, and payment requested.
Claimants under the I'd
who have surrendered their upon
portion Of the and claim
an'oust paid and the payable the
mast Die adavts stating the that
crbng EACH the and de-
surrendered and received the FROM the who
owner or held the for collection Texas the real
Claiming any beneficial residasry pledge The party
we'll az the person In whose favor in the difference
quesed must respectively file remsn and
United States and release assignment and release the
oher cases. After the amoan the in
shall be refunded claims Of ad by Texas such certificates
seed IN conformity with this description will be examined and
Claimants will also proviso OF said I'd section.
one or evdsnr
ended In The Of the character of debt
each certificate affidavit Of ownership assignment
therein BY It's evidence OF described
also appear number date amount and payee should
Of ha 81 whether certificates issued by In. authorities
sndf of Texas claims the republic,
y republic Of Texas according the facts in each
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Feb 2s-law4w
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',

1E annual session ri
2ih August and terminate
terms for board and tuition $3.50 payable
ally in advance There charges for
ing add also fT Spanish ItsIih and
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age, IRE 800 annum, payable balfyeay advance
Letters of inquiry should MOTHER sUpF
RIOR o. 81 JosePh Academy, Eunnburg Frederick county
Maryland. - N'''
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