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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-11
ACCOMMODATION FOR STATION -HOUsE
IODGER9

The Committee on Police, AID. Wilson In the oh.ir
met Yesterday morning, to take mo liberation the
houseless poor during the Winter. Superintendent
Tallmadge was in attendance, and made some sugges-
tiops.
The Committee decided 10 report in favor Of author
Station House is not properly used for prisoners or
officers for sleeping apartments for males and fem ses
ss sbal be Necessary II there Is not su ,ent room
in the ionHoase, the Commissioners to hire
iooms as near the station o. possible, proper sppa.
rstus 70 be connected for washing and cleaning; sod
when such dodgers are In a suffering condition the
Commissioners are empowered to provide thsm with
food aid look to their protection and moral conduct
sGg sss ons ay 70 me %."m s s,v.
ste ads, but the Superin enoent thought these
cessery, and that hunks, with suitable mattresses
would be better. The Superintendent sad that from
600 to 200 persons applied every night for lodg
ipgs, and that the StationHousss could only accom-
MEDIATE AGO in all.
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TIE COLLISION BETWEEN THE OCEAN
WAVE AND TIE LONG BRANCH.

This accident has proved 10 be much less serious
than wa at fret supposed. II believed ths! no per
soD was injured 10. even Col Jones of the Highlands,
who was reported as ger,urly hurt. The collision
took place just inside of Sandy Hook, about O'Clock
p. M, during the prevalence of dense fog.
The two beats were sesn by each other whom at
least seventy five yards distant aud the pilot of the
Ocean Wave, as the captain informs US put bis helm
ssaiboard to clear the other steamer, and no collision
would have occurred had the pilot Of the Long Branch
followed his example. On the contrary he put his
helm a-port, probably having lost his presence Of
mind and the consequence was Tat the vessels csmo
together. The stem of the Long Branch struck the
Ocean Wave just opposite the pilot house, breaking
through the guards and crushing the planking. For
tunately the injury to both boats was title ab've the
water lne and there being ses, scarcely any water
was taken In. Probsbly so will repair tho Ocesn
Wave but the damage to the Long Bsuch is said to be
GREATER The latter vessel lie q. Long Branch, aud
may require some days TO repair. The Oossa Wave
lies at Der dock in this city and will continue her trips
usual.
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BURGLAR SHoT BIT LApY.-The house Of DR..
Isaac Hodges in Ashland, Mass, was entered on
Wednesday morning, in his absence. The Boston
Transcript gives the following account Of the heroic
conduct Of Mrs Hodges;
"From her door the lady In firm voice inquired
of the intrudefs below What is wanted there " but
receiving no answer, she repeated the inquiry in a
moment or two, when villain who was making his
way upstairs responded Shut up, or III blow your
brains ont p Mrs. Hodges, nerved with an energy
equal to er danger, instantly seized gun stsndiag
behind her door and loaded with shot, and discharged
ii at the rascal before he had the top of the
stairs. He imm edtately cried out, my God !" and
retreated from the house. leaving traces of blood
the stairs anG floor, and for SONS distance on the
ground outside"
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LAW LWTE'LLIGENCE
sURRooATE's COURT.


rHs PARISH WILL CASE.
decision VS. on Thur'dsy morning rendered o!s.s
Surrogate in tho Parish Viii case, The hf~ codsoss
sivire 70 Mrs Puish the house In Cnion sqsss az
properly 10 Wall street. Il sdmaedi the is< svo con
ci, which in effect revoke the viii and give ~ 10
propsrsy TO Mrs. Psn.h end constitute nsf o'c'ne
r,..u,o,, are decided t, be invalid. The esAssnA
win 0;v,r the widow $s2l 900, AID dssIib asrg tae
h,L # ths remainder among the asxt Of kia o. ~
1900, i thm admitted TO probate. The fotewssg
IA the decree in the case:
!. til. matter Of proving d. a.. y. and '''A"'0' n's
The preeeure Of cfice engagements preveoU -
fo sis;Ig At The present time any further expoehsa
If nv vieTs in this than bref statement Of pns
Conc u,ors at which have arrived.
The vill btsrirg date 10th September, l645s wee
valid. subeistDg, tsetsuentsry instrument q -
tine cf the decfderts death and remsined uneheese
and M revoked eIcep. 10 the precise extent aad eA
h was uOdf, by acts of The deceoeat soessqsss~
ts date. -, ,a<o -
not permanently deprived OF testsms1ssE ieps
His fscult;es, however, were eLfseb'ed enc ."pxs
and his Powsr 81 mental mAaisssss1'. - w.
affected. .....sayv Z.
III La Q csse Of this kind s becSmes - ~ %E
ssfisfy the Courtbsy ord De nefe 80 s,ars;sse
riIumsut that ,ts psorsions "sse '0' NV - = :
a the tecedents VI ;..u,,. -ssxbsr H. -
". Il Il propea shssesose 70 I1lIIs que. nSs4ssr -
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THE CASE OF JAMES RODGERS.

A few weeks since, James Rodgers a boy while un-
der the influence of liquor inflicted fatal wound with
q knife, upon James Swanson while Swanson was
standing with his wife, engaged in conversation, on
Tenth avenue, giving Drovocaon Whatever for the
murderous assault. Rodgers with his two companions,
ran from the of the tragedy bat be was subse-
queuy taken into custody in New jersey was brought
to the city, indicted for murder tried convicted and
sentenced to be hanged He is now confined in the
city prison. awaiting the action of the law. One Of
our reporters recently paid visit to Rodgers to obtain
from him statement Of the facts connected with his
history and also his version of his connection with the
homicide, 90 far he able 10 give the facts. He
found Rodgers confined in cell No. s. the lower floor
Of the Tombs. He is email In ststure, not weighing
over lis or 100 pounds. he has fulnes OF form, and
a well developed muscular temperament; his large
eyes are of greysh hue and his hair is inclined to be
dy There is nothing in his appearance to indcse
virdctive or revengefu disposition, and his retiring
manner rather evDce characteristics drecty the op.
posite. He eIteItsins hope Of Communication OF his
sentence TO irprisonment, the general feeling be ns
opposed to his execution, in view Of his extreme
youth.
Rodgers was born in Ireland in the latter part Of the
year 1870 and at the time OF the murder of Swanson
was not yet IL years of age. His father, an old and
enfeebed man, is still living, and resides with his wife
at No. "a West Twelfth street, in this city. he has
four sisters. one younger than himself, very attract
i've young sdy and who feels deeply interes in the
fate of her brother. He has also an elder brother,
residing on Tenth avenue near Sixteenth street. The
three elder sisters arc married, one residing In New
Jersey and two in this city. The elder sisters aud
brother cane 10 this country first, and were fol-
lowed BY the parents, who left james and .
younger brother and sister IN the care OF
some acquI sintances IN Ireland, where taev
remsised until 1851. At thst time james and his as
ter came to this country, the brother hav's died
Ireland previous to their departure On arriving In
the city, they joined their parents, and soon alter
james went with them visit to Woodbridge, New.
Jesey the residence Of Of his eldei sster, who
had been married, After remaining there short
time on visit, he returned 10 fsw.York He IVES
then sent TO school nearly tine months, to . Mr..
Quinn, and vss regarded BIZ hin as q.ist peaceful
boy. Rodsen himseI Gays that be never had quar-
rel In bis life. His term n school be;rg finished hs
v,s, TO VoSlSsilss, sasrs he ~ s0elsPA b. biz
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efo'hs IL -aF az teszs.st, ani TIERS he rem nasd
utti aboss ', vsexi prsr,ogs - tho nurds, WISE,
otns taken s.cS be cans 10 70 touae sf tI ptrson
10 We'. Ise5y 9Th street. THAI Ii mgtt b. csrs{
Tor a1d rursed ~ his mother. Wnen is &C self s,tg
recovered, he sought employ meu sLd CO tas second
day be sue ee<ed In setts situation In tue 20 stsrs
ef NJ. Hles, No. Is BorcTy. a. remuneration OF s.
and Lsf week. A. this was no. enough be veyst.
TO srsbIe hin to do atythitg fr TIA support Of his
fat :er aud mother he stated that If hs could not gi
more profitable eup'synsR he would go back 20
Woodbridge. He remsned With Mr. Hiaes ABOUT
lroe weeks Scor str leaving him be s;.tes that he
was iLforned that he cond get job the corner Of
Hemmo1d sod Blocker streets. and on the Sunday
the murder committed he left biz mothers house
10 visit the pisoe ard ASCERTAIN whether he could OBJ
tsia tmployutst. While out lie states thst he INST
McUivrey Who ic,portuped him 10 drink which he
did esveral iiss and after that he has no recoIec-
ton Ct Anything that trarsprsd. Lste that night he
fOppd himself st his mothers house and his mother
and sisters undressing him sni putspg him 10 bed,
which is the 6ss Circumstance thst he can cell 70
mind after the drinking With Mckinney. During Sue.
da5 he was quite III rom the effects Of the debaach.
On Sunday ight, he sa,s, that . boy came there
and asked bis neither il he vas In. The no.he- reply
ing the Affirmative he stated that he desired 10 see
bin; she awakened him and he went OF. In the entry
TO the boy the boy Rodgers says, thss he stated
to him, tina! another boy hSd seot him to inform
Rodgers that he bad been in soms kind Of NUS"
and tba. he had better keep away. He says that he
told the boy be didn't believe it, thst be was going TO
tie country on MoBdsy morning where ne belonged
and IL in the morning he took his departure up to
which tine he had no knowledge of the murder Of
Swanson sry facts connected Herewith, ncr did he
know Of what oense he had been guilty, until he was
informed by the constsble after he had delivered him
selfup. His bfother-in law in New jersey advised
him 10 deliver himself into custody, as he wouldpr
badly be abe To get clear Of the charge. He denies
tbs in any instance he slept in the woods but he
serts ths. he remared at his brother irsws house,
rot seek king to escape in any instance.
Rodgerss statement is probsby in the main true,
and that had he been sober nothing but fear Of bis
life would have provoked him to take the life Of fs
low being.
We have NOT heard tina! any efforts are being msde
to secure the Intervention Of Governor King in his
behalf by way Of committing his sentence, though
steps have probably been taken in this direction.
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COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMERS OCEAN
WAVE AND LONG BRANCH.
To a. Flitsv ef The n. Y. TyiAye<

SIR: viii you allow re a little space to correct
pessices made BY the pishcstion OF tse
secieen. yosr paper to-day IL ws thought nom rad
lea that Col nearly quite killed aud left TO
be the Ocean Wave nowhere CAPT Parker Of
the ocean Ways informs person either bo.t
injured the esmase only to The oost and hi. viii Be re.
rsd expense Of probably % A. ths requestof his
puep.ers be the ghsnd doctT'ompsoas He
aso Col Jones pom the dock actively hoping
move srtices their That they The time
accident abreast the Horseshoe miles IRON the tele
sIsph station aud how the cr.sh Ct the boats they
esp ci.y su ia continually roaring a. the door Of
the station.
There wa TO bell ringing board bis boat neither ala he
sry bell he had he accident might have ben az ded
II 10 these boats to cs their beu IL FOG
lar inside randy Hook they tns necessity OF It,
The We've to the fog dis
persed which did the night and she Will continue her
REGULAR trips The Long Branch ire day two 10
yERITAs
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"OH BLooDHsT PICTURE IN THE Book OF TINE"
The destruction of sdipose porcine animals in the
Queen City about these days Is prodigious. Oceans
of blood flow down Deer Creek and mingle their Grim.
aon hues with the muddy slime Of rising river. AT the
Circi natl slaughter heuse alone no les. than thirty
thousand one hundred and sepenty:fr fat, corn fed
hcgs chiefly from Kentucky and Indiana, have been
slaughtered in seventeen working days! That's j1st
i,7643 hogs per diem. Great times for the poor who
like ribs aud tender lons Gin. Commercial.
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s'vs ~ r.ws - t,si;tet rss CoftsvHtois1
10 bed 60 irqssst
Raj ROAD TICKETS.

IT. the Ffse~ Of The ~ r. Tri5rs&
SIR As Il 10 right /, eIPo.s frsut sod ss'nsls, i
sscoues s .ssr-i da,y Of tue to s'oe msa.
otnsesr sfer bsvisl given sshoty h'e secuss.ioaS
made cut Il storsnoc, Aef ed to be made or In
Sroer inuie reputAto0 In ressid 20 the connt
ase b. three German .asat. AID Puehed IL pape'
Friday mO'LiSs tie tts last PROVED 81 tas J,f'oa
Make CosIt ersrn4z lt.ou
Fret That eel lac uck. for passage By proper szth7tJ
acaS Tbs, the said tickets are, pr,.ents0o drly n
ertA NewVOrt srd sIe Railroad Con psa,s Office sod
sl IN rss.er s.rs rsstiy forwarded.
7kSS TSst the price charge h above the Comp,ny
regular rs,s- the parry for Milwaukee even Considering thar
crcC slowed half dollar lees for esoh psgsoo
they you'd have to pay ~tes b-yns In Castle Gaisp
a. ihi, tsy Ct fcur fa person, bad gain Of 81
On these proof properly dooumeoed the Court felt ssiissa
ti., vrorsfurly accused, sud dsni's~3 the
t,s from your unir teres,ed eS.ity 20, wild give lie
fet CT ny innocence In Jour psPe In explanation Of the
vtce tIsnssction may rs.e thss he emgsut., inex,e
rensed and cupid a. they sre BY interested parry
sud personal snsmy Ct mine prevented houa presenting my
.cksu the conpsnys ohee ans then male to believe that
they wpsttles sHd under this caused them
make sdsdsvit against Bespectfaily yours.
J. C. SCHErrE.
nclo.e copy OF the statement made BY Mr. Weed the
Court tina. sn authorized to cell the tskets
Nsv-Fsvk, Dec. o. 1857
EMssAsr ofrIer. New York and Erie R g.,
This e to testify that Mr. J. c. Schstte hs, been
authorized draw bic orders for emssa passage me-
forwarded the New Yok aud Erie Rslto aud the roads
In tneewih the railroad ke,s being ,ucd ny
M Societies order has been alw.ys honOed hs hiss
aw,ys psid pron PITY (sspedl benny N WEED
En.s rent Agent New York aid Erie Bsilrcsd.
lL.sl Per ALLAN.
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Woods meJoTity, III.
The returns Of the Twentyf fret Ward were on
motion cf Aid. BLUNT, taken ~ and completed
On motion the Board then adj burned.
Oplv the Seventh Ward rem ios to be csnvasssd
Theath Ward totals accidentally trAn'P'sei In
returns
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TIE CASE OF sKELLy.
To Ne Editor Of The n. Y. Tribuse

SIR:-On perrsing your widely c'cu'ated journal
Of the 9th instant fno that you represent the deceased
John Skey beps # doubtful character md also tina he
vas recently released from prison. where be coLaet By
jus Ice Wood On q charge u assault aud battery. =,
beg inform tina. he not con Inc by
Justice Wood neither be In ph.on. He was OF moral
cbcsc,sr which v BE- made manifest to chs pubdc when
20 do that when the trlA Of hs murderer
correcting your former statement and placing this your
es jour al Of TO ya oil DO .tce to tho de-
ces-ed arc oblise me. Th0MAs ShELLt,
N~,o. York Dec TO- 1857, Brother VI the deceased
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NEWrJ-ERSEY ITEMS.

THE CINcISHArI BURGLAR.-Chares Suth. he
CincI Dst bgsS r.eepy arrested In Jst,eJ City e s,i 90
fined Ia fhr Bpdsn Goa " Jan waiting ,he reason 81 o
Governor OF Ohio When Mr. STRIVE hrst nih
k.d bsvrs committed the robbery aud offered 70 e<srs
b Cncipna wstts for regIson, bat h sese.
euy changed bis mind. and 10 deseruaed so< 10 .
back until compelled TO. -.f n.
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rs.s ed 70 eve .ie ssa.I..rss .u,e or tn, ss--
T dttes srhns hs1lse f,r Tie ress q ,asi ne;serd,
sree 70 ssve or soese-ess pqsi.5s sd 10 the es,
toe h'a CT because 1t Astt iEjHs his stIrd,cs witt
Uree ssm ~ ra';'-nis ara tse psbto IN geser.i sac
The at'e btoss7e y rcEd !, san.nosl poin, Of v,es
re ruinous 20 tser b0sins.s a. o,aers Who had net
w!;t lcH's S,7ld 'esos to siml.- means ~ recover
tier many. Hos vs.. lie casa managed"
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-
(Advsttseuasst II
81 FOR % GENTS
N'1 worm asn' ss g. v''r''
Settling foe 81 80.
Nos. 60 ana ss fulson....
[Adveris -n.as
81 rOR so CBNTs.
soc
vstysI VESTS,
seaaS Tor et 80.
81, .... so.. Is .ad IS Fulton-...
IAds,.tisemsnt y
81 PoR 50 CENTS
S1.S Wo s.T :, y g,
s.'i,ss ..
Ros Sc snt IS Yuiton-st,
Between Gold and Cid'sts-
IAdvsstssemsutI
81 FOR SO CENTS.
sr.ur,yv. srDs.sgs s s.cc .snsr.. r.srs
Selling for IS.
Nos. s andes Fulto,..
(Advsrti,eusot
cl FOR 50 CENTS.
BLACK 500 Ss:! e.: PAIRS.
Worth 90 80,
Selling Hf Is,
EvMs.
Ns4 60 and 90 sultoa.s
(Adve rtssemeetI
81 FOR 50 CENTS.
100 pairs
CAsslssak Pants,
wosth 6s.
Selling fos 81 so.-a
Nos- g sud CO Fu.on.t.
Bstwssn Gold and ClifstI
fAdv.,esersnt
81 FOR so CENTS.
BEAvEs O-sscoAra
Selling for %.
E''''' No. CO .oa 60 r..ea..
fAdyest,seneot
81 PeR so CENTs.
80
BLACK OysaCeArs,
Worth -
ssiine bt -
No. ss and So FusOa,'-
(Aave,tissmen'.f
81 FOR so CENTS.
N.ees.a,Ae aAsLAss.
10
GAMMA GsAY 0-fscoaI,,
Selling for o. 4.
EynS
Nos. 6s and 60 Pultous.,
Between Gold snd ChA ~
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BROOKE YN I7E.Kg

BURoLsaI This bosi,rg sslsca On t,s oro>r RI
pote sod rintsPTe ''Iee. Ecci ~.y rutsseS tsr-
Th- bs,s.p. steapeJ TAR orb To- 80 -
's4s 81 Geo Bacf y. BIZ eesas "a .c,s
@ Pins s. ~, q sd st.s,ss Ss ssS.s s Or, re-.
~ oec be es.-peBt ~iods~ Ore dsesa n
s'. sse uia who BIC miAs aroused st.d so ts.sO
80 DO srssrs she jigpet W and heard Tie tsassS
.ss, Isey lsh bat ssa bsses ssi eaes-la Ia Ne
.Seee. Ia beg They tcot no,hi-e ~. ssa. sSsss
'es'"e shuee Seare thsy hid ssther-< aaJsAias :
THk ROBBERY on The BARK PESrucKEr WIN.
fsfsr ,nr 'ew.rd Of the bk Psutuckct .tsoAs 49,
ni . ~ iok % TIE eaa'se Of robbiss ths, vessS
Ssfy and rpcs ntst 10 ooase mad paae Bv~a tAs, =,
w u: .vs ss.psd hon teseAse Bro~n usAs thsss
iepreser tstiots eeoy ss~v he sd ssioa
OF tie ellie ace slave : 60 csntry .sS ia -
Wow 10 svrs lam erisf 'f'u,,y toes h seoa ~ =
Ct the robbery ana deer pion Toe .SSA
seemed 'y with The party Who spoiled 70 him fs ~ssS
He sEcatsd the tscs 70 che " H. v~s
ard the n ers beirc Inf fnsd Of IT, proceeded 20
81 accomplished b.s sffcsk
PrRsos.rISG An OFFICER -Be.xeen IL spd n
o'e.ock Wednesday sshs oaeer ith Of the rreessA
ard srrest<S ycucs rAzned Lewis Micett IA Fro
street CHARGE Of peIonstne 90 ocr spec.o that
Intoxicated n,meI aAssfot rosns uet b. aoossD4
sud thee Others Of hom he Inquired the to the wsssrs
District The that sccused prr.ended 70 b e
propo.cr Fortunately ths officer up
srreed both parties. The others escaped They css
n.itted fer nisL
A BURGLAR FRUsrRArED.-Esly last evening Hr.
rfeInas Green's family 10 0rsod street disturbed b.
eoyered bursi. Mr. Green .csreS pcies to stscS a. -
low when tho aees fearing too hts SAFETY s,ed hed " -
dstsnsd him until the eoI escaped through the eaok doo
RESIGNATION oY A POLICE CAPTAIs.-Cspt. GaiDr
chad of Nth District Pc ice has ~ndeed hs sses -
the Police Con rsouets Qnte number Of srplcsnss hssg
". 5, eonsrrsd Tp~n oieer jacobs Who /. In sr.y W
qualified for the position -
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BOARD OF CANvASSERS.

BOARD OF CANVASSERS.
Aid. HARRIS Chairman.
The Eight, snth Ward was first taken up and can
yasssd. 1t gave Wood q over our figures, and
Tiepapn less.
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CITY ITEMS.

AcAprsr or Music -Vsrdis la Travista" VII
he performed this evening, BY Madame La Grange.
Biensrdi, Rocco ard Ardavani. Tomorrow tSstar-
day. Flotows "Msrths' will be given, when Carl
Formes makes his first appearance in Germsn opera.
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MILITARY The National Gusrd the nev military
company My orgsniyed Jersey City, have eset sh
civil oicsrs kno~s. President Dudley Gresssy. yss
secis ary b Gr;nnell. Treasursr, Andrew J. btxby
The Jersey City Contnba Capt Ssndesou so 70 pessD
for dill and imp roveIpent on "Wednesday next-
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rtct;TvryrU WARD.

Total. .1JI< ~IfJU
Tiemsnn's msjoIity, $50.
The Thirteenth Ward was next canvassed. gave
lismsr o more than our figures shoE, and Wood l.
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Internationally
co,o,,,. CIR RHEUM, SYPHILIS,
ctHofILA' CALI f,.eras sosss. sad I'll Other
ss. ',.s cured ,, .os 4sD sclsar. PeSess ,. %
efAES Ts nd made Of J r ssAesfd: UU Inv
ani spflyn& 2. 1 a No y 6sssse, ed sn
eaa hssss !soS ON. e. e ssuts. 0lssnse ssss~
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CuAscERY o. T. A regular quarterly meeting
of Csancery Of NewJersey wss held oa wcdnssAs1
in Newark Couu was sppsstsd to v.. and ssn u.
cor d ion OF every the State aud make eps
the meeting After Transaction VI oeasdsrsss sven1
business Cbancey ouned O'Clock 20 med In NovnrA q
the second " ednssdsy Ia March next
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CoscERr FOR rHE Poor OF HoBcKEs.-A vvSS
and ccuce for the bcn'6t OF toe pcot OF heseeS
IL 10 be syen ODE Fellows Hall this evening uuSef th "
rrction Of NJ. IL C Tn m Madame Otto Mrs Brssh No
Lima B,ier hesss Bssen Arch. wal,ef, end the dsmsss
spsnS Society have vountts red for the occasion Tue
p.n.es the eeisyed By the Hoeokea Ere DO
par and the Harmonic Singing ciet and the enars
ceipts se devoted 20 the ssssu OF the desfps poe
tie city to be eisburscd BY committee sppotnsed os w.
.
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Acknowledgement
THE REVOLT IN INDIA and "kARMEa THE
these ne pieces ere be performed ct Punprs
fHEArRR TO night a5d with them tho farce OF the
TaSsr gaAws" ths does not crowd the house What vil
Al a. Szor,s. Of the oonpsr appss sud also the AMgac
IN their wonderful Of postans. &c Go esey
fA6verrs .nent
PRENOLoGY, its moral and religious bearings,
,,h ,h. .oci.l p..ut, of man will be the theme Of
Mt sIssns lecture TINS EVENING eleecksr Buildings TX
smnstioss daily at No 500 Broadway.
fAcvexttssment
STOcKs AND NECK TIES.
'e""@' at No 4e1 Broadway.
RICH SILK TIrs u q sad 50 osnts each
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fkdvertissmsus
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
Care1 BY wearing OILED SILK PLAusr
Moi.teped WITH J. T. sTAgYoRDs OLIVE IAn;
Plssters . cents, Olive Tar 80 cssss $3.50 ss..s
A. No. 10 Safest, and By gu proSSSjS
T...,ooj.ls fire. m Issac " Fowler esa wm Townsens
40 On Duff Green, and many other prominent ps""h-
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IAdveTtissment-
r1r pAIHa ffaSt

RHEUMATIC and NEURALGlC fANo 80
wheu J R. srArIosD's OLIVE TAi nspp.rss
Because 4. imesrts ELEerao nAo. Il, Ill
To< ssls d No. ls Stste 4; soA "
Druggists, 1t 20 oents ee su nr.,-y .sa
r..,rou,as from 0eorye Law ESD onln.nt
Rooert Cos msD, eco and ftoua m'n' ''A'' P''"
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THE WiDow AND FAMILY OF JOINS y. Josrs -Ihe
Com ues having in charge tho fund for the bepsdt ~ ths
idow family Of John y Jones twho, vii BE- umen-
kerd bis life IN endssyotins 70 save the crew Of ~ ss
,nus farm at West Creek for the family The place ssso6se
baxhs lar q
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BsARs-Ssveral of these animals hsva bses kais4
within few weeks past In the Destbofhood Of esrnesst
sv.mo sen,rslly Lpov IN q Assnahswkia Swamp y
oousd that there GO least fy bssu whia tAsss sSsass
u.les at that place