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CITY Intelligence.

MIu.Ey MArERs.--An act of twenty three sections has
been prepared TO be presented to the legislature having
in view entire concentration Of the duty Of enrolment
70 an Office 10 DO created, entitled the "Division
Marshal" Second Lieutenant Allen, Of Company +,
Eighth Regiment has been elected First Lieutenant, vice
Mead resigned James G. Diamond was elected to the
Office made vacant by the promotion of Lieutenant
Allen The National Guard Of Brooklyn Captain Spraeue,
will hold their ANIMAL festival Tuesday next, at Gothic
Hail. Brooklyn On that they will give an oxhl
bion drill Lieutenant Colonel Butler OF the Sixty ninth
Regiment has resigned; also Lieutenant r. W. Brown, OF
the regiment Their designations have been accepted
MYSTERIOUS CAsE--At eleven O'Clock Thursday night
Of the Twenty second ward policemen discovered
lying the sidewalk at the OF Eftieth street
and Seventh avenue, bleeding profusey from severe cut
tho head by the hands Of person at present I'M
known. The wounded man was almost exhausted from
oss Of blood He conveyed to the station house, and
surgeon sent for On the arrival Of the latter was dis
covered that the wounded had two Of the arteries OF
bis head severed On Friday morning he had so TAR re-
covered TO be able 10 speak. He said his name was
Patrick Foy but refused however to dvuge the cause OF
his injuries saying was family matter, and that nc
had no complaint 10 make.
Tue EcJrsE MtY1H There will be an eclipse OF the
Moon Wednesday, the 18th inst, commence " this
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, FEBRUARY - 1885,

region at eighteen minutes past A. NJ The eclipse will
be total-the moon all dark-n fifty minutes after
begins, and reman for ninety eight longer
Ia all two hundred and two minutes-hree hours and
thirty two minutes.
BILLIARD MATCH FOR TEN THOUSAND DoLIARs.-Michael
Phelan and Joseph seereIter have made match to play
American four ball game Of billiards, consisting
of ,hIee thousand points up, for 900 side half forfeit,
the ian Of April in the city OF Detroit, Mich Each
party bias deposited 81 0c0 10 bind the aud 81 500
be deposited with the Stockholders before the
23d OF March.
CONDITION OF MRs BOsIEY.-Tbs woman, who was so
horribly mutiIated by her daughter few days ago. is. 1t
IL said, in q fair way OF recovery.
sroRT TINE FRxNES-On Washngton's birthday the
New YORK nremen to have grand playing match at
the liberty pole at the OF West Broadway and
Franklin street, Valuable prizes will be awarded to the
best machines The following entries have been made
thus fsr-Exemss Engine New York. first class; Phoenix
Engine, Brooklyn, No. IL, nrst class Mutual 81 Engine,
New York, second class Mohawk Engine, No, ID, New
YORK, second Class; Valley Ferge No H. Greenpoint,
second ces; Harry Howard, No. 80, New York, third
CLASS Neptune, No g. Staten Island third class; Chat
ham NO %; New York. second Glass; Protection, No. s,
AofTsania, third Class.
THE MAsosic BAIL at the Academy Tuesday will be
grand afarqutc equal to the most brilliant soiyees
that hnuse Next week has rather heavy ball list bu,
the Masons lead the column.
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NEW OFIEANb ftU. I6O3
Cotton Gales to day II 600 bales mddlng, 1876 llc
sales OF the week 81 COO baes receipts Of the time
last year. Exports 80 900 bales, against ~ 500
bales in the same week last year Total exports for the
SAT 600 bales against el9tO0 last year Receipts
this port ahead of last year, Sal 900 bales do. at ali
Southern ports, loS0,o00 bales. Stock at this port
53 900 bales, against 3S2 eco last year. Freghts
ton TO Liverpool I'D. Sugar steady; sales to day 2oOo
Lhds at 6c nc for lair TO fully fair. Molasses de
cnod No. aud selling a, 81 &c. Flour buoyant, aud ad
vanced Ice: sales 200 bbls at So 40 Coffee quiet at
decline Of &c sales at lie: OF last week rs 500
bags Imports do So 600 stock in port 700 bags,
against 80 Geo last year.
PHIf1DEIPuA, Feb. II, 1859.
Flour unchanged Whea, active at the decline white,
81 as 81 e5 red, 81 80 81 %. Corn steady: yellow,
SOC SIC. Wbskey steady, at &c. zoe.
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was not agreed TO, the republican members voting

was not agreed 70, the republican members voting
against it.
The struggle seems to be to the position Of the two
bills OF Aessrs Phillips and Morrill,, about which they
cannot agree.
motion WINS made that Mr. Phelps might report his
Treasury Note bill without any tariff proposition or BILL
which was voted out OF order
Mr. Phillips expressed his anxiety that something
should be done, and the members Of the committee
could not be expected 70 assent TO things which they
were really unfavorable he suggested and moved that
Mr. Morrill, might take charge Of the whole matter and
report to tho House that the committee could not agree
and have discharged from the consideration of the sub
ject and let go before select committee Of which Mr.
Morrill, could be chairman.
Mr. Davis, of Maryland said that Mr.. Phelps, chairman
Of the committee, ought 70 do this and moved TO subst
tute his name for that Of Mr. Morrill,
Before vote taken this committee adjourned
until Monday morning. the hrce opposition members aud
Mr. Phillips voting against the adjournment.
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ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1859.
Mr.. WOODRUFF, (dem.) presented memorial from the
Common Council of New York, asking for salaries.
The report coming up to print copies Of the
port Of the committee to investigate the affairs Of
Castle Garden, Mr.. LAW moved to recommit IL. on tho
ground that the binding not provided for in the
tract and would be attended with heavy expense on
count of the bulk Of thc-book.
Messrs. CnAyLER, RUTHERFORD and COVER opposed the
motion, the plea t4at it intended to cover up the
evidence adduced by the committee.
The motion prevailed by 60 to g.
Mr. WoonRurr moved for q reconsideration agreeing 10
the report of the committee adverse the bill 10 fix the
wages of aborers on the Central Park at nine shngs per
day.
After debate, the vote was reconsdered, and the bill
committed 10 the Committee Of the Whole
The bills 10 construct horse railroad In Brooklyn and
to widen River street Brooklyn, reported avoraby
Mir. JEREMIAH moved to recommit the bill reported IA
voraby yesterday, authorizing the sale OF the Post ONCE
site adjoining the City Hall and increasing the City Hail
fund one million Of dollars. Agreed to-
The Connecticut Boundary Commission presented their
report
Mr.. H. a. lyon gave notice Of bill protect the peo
pie and TO secure honest expenditure of the public
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6ut-BABcocx.-On Monday, Feb. I, by the Rev. John
s nskp, JAMES GIL, OF this city, HELEN E. daughter
Of william Babcock, Of Palmyra, Ny.
cAUCnrAN--k EsNEnY.-0n Thursday evening Feb TO-
by Rev. William Everett, Of the Church of the Nativity
Mr. pxER GArGnRAs, OF this city, 10 Miss MARY KKNEDY
late Of san Francisco, California.
NuIT--RusK.-In Brooklyn, Il. D., on Thursday, Feb
TO- ih residence of the brides UNCLE Edward Hope
Esq by he Rev Mark STAPLE, Mr. FuRMAS I. Muir to
Mfs BAIE ", daughter Of the late John Rusk all Of
Brooklyn D..
vAsnIsE-KiEy TN Monday evening, Feb 7, by the
Rev. q Adams, Dir. HENRY A. VAyDNE 10 Miss JoAy
Kn 81. oil II this city.
WFsr- nsss ETT.-A long Branch on Wednesday, Feb.
@ ~ Rev f. A. dor. ell, ALFRED WEsT TO CAROLINE BES-
NIT.
WituAss-BCHrErr On Monday, Nov 90 1863 by the
Rev Aired T. Beach, Waller f. WILLIAMS. Jr. TO MARY
A. daughter Of Hiram Burdett, all Of this city
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O'clock from the residence, corner OF Eighty sixth stress
aDd avenue 49,
sAllEs -On Friday Feb. IL, MARY, wife Of Abcaa,m
Sster Jr. aged 81 years and months.
The funeral will take place from her late resid nee. We"
.. west Seventeenth street. this Sunday afternoon, ss
II. T.r1Esos Saturday morning, Feb H. RAOHA,
wife OF John Patterson
The relatives and friends invited attend the funs
ra,, ron her late residence, Roslyn L. L., on Monday
afternoon at O'Clock Carriages will be Ia aItias q
hsmpstead srnnch to meet the 10 A. a. Lug and an
Trs BROCK virgin Bay, Nicaragua, on Monday,
Dec 70, 1862 GEORGE w. TEN BROCK, formerly Of this
fiTswoR1H Saturday Feb 70, MARY ADELE. Young.
est daughter Of J. B. and c. NJ ruworth, aged year,
months and day.
The friends and relatives requested 10 attend the fu
neral on Monday morning. at ten o'clock, from the RESI-
dence OF her parents No. 2oS Sixth street, without furhoS
TuRSER--on Friday Feb H. after sho It illness, VIZ
HIS frienos and acqnaDtances are respe fuy invited
to attend the funeral, this Sunday Afternoon, At
O'Clock, from his late residence, No. $50 Ninth street.
His remains will be taken to Mount Oiivet emetery for
interment
vEnm -On Saturday, Feb. IL, MARIA vnrcH, aged e6
years and days, widow OF tbs late Andrew d. Vetch,
formerly Of Huntsville, Alabama.
TIE relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
e her on So m
ty.ffth street, without further Invitation.
Southern papers please copy.
WILLIAMS On Saturday, Feb. IL, MARGARET WIruAaas,
aged Is years, 0 months and days
The friends of the family invited to attend the fsne
Ts on Noncay aiteTnO0n at one O'CLOCK, from hoR AS0
residence, No. 3l4 Fifth street.
Charleston papers peaee copy.
WnrsEY-On Saturday, Feb. IL, Mrs. SARAH BELL WnL-
sEY, aged 50 years, months and days.
me rends and aoquaintances Of the family, the MEM
oers OF Engine Company No and Of Mechanic Hose Com
pany NO are respectfully invited 70 attend the fuuerA
from the residence Of her SON. B. Wisey No l4l
Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, this Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock.
wHnAN.-On Friday, Feb. II, SOPHIA W. wHuAs.
daughter OF Michael J. and Mary Whean aged ID years
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
Sunday afternoon O'Clock.
late residence, No. Sryker's cottages, Fifty second
street and Eleventh avenue
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Affairs at Albany.

ALBANY, Feb H. 1859.
The Senate Investigating Committee met to-day. Eas
Jus Corning Jr., appeared and In reply to
searching questions he testified distinctly and uneqlivo
cay that he had knowledge of any kind whatever of
any corrupt being used in the way of brbes pro-
misses advantages to the passage of the Albany
Bridge bill, and that he had offered paid pro-
msed any consideration at any time to votes Cor
that purpose. No other witness examined.
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HALIFAX, Feb. l2-iOs3o Y. NJ
The weather continues fine, with nor'nwes: wind, but
there yet sienA Of the steamship america now
in her Riteenth day from Liverpool.
PORTLAND, Ne, Feb i2--lo:3o p. ".
The steamship Indian in her eighteenth day from
Liverpool but has not yet her appearance OF this
port
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News from New Mexico,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IL, 1850,
Tho New Mexican mail Of the 23d utmo reached Inde-
pendencs night. The California mail from Stockton
was overdue at Santa Fe and the contractors very
uneasy about it, the mail party has tho gauntlet
of the Mobava Villages containing about eight thousand
Indians. The weather was fine and the roads good
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Marine Disasters.

Bosroy, Feb. IL, 1850.
The bark Avola hence for Charleston has put Pro-
vinccown, leaking badly. Tho schooner Cheftan, from
Rockland for New York, with lme is ashore Chatham
Bar, and on IRE, and will be total loss.
Tho bark Avolas leak has been stopped and she has
proceeded for Chnrleaton
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We beg inform 5outern merchants Visiting the city for
spring that having began very early the manfao
lure OF our stock OF spring and summer co'hng Is now
complete an6 very full OF all descriptions lr ven known
aud medium goods, manufactured with the taste and
style. Also complete assortment OF shoulder spring
.hrs furnishing goods &c all of which offer TO the trade
NJ The most favor BILE prices and terms
D.. DkVIlN CO. 2SS. Broad
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NEWS FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Return of the Royal Family to HOnOiuiu-
Death OF the Queen's Uncte--A severe Siormi
and Great Loss md suffering--Mutiny ON
an American Notwithstanding Law De-
cIsion on VbaIeIs' Rights-Decreaseo OF the
Native Populatton-A French Proclania-
tion-Trade and Whale Catch Reports, Sc.
We have advces from Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, to
the 9th Of December
The news is two days later than that received by the
overland mail, which appeared yesterday morning
The roy al family had returned to Honolulu from visit
TO the neighboIing islands
DR.. T. G. Rookie uncle and foster father Of the Queen
died of apopexy the 2bih November.
terrific storm swept the islands the 10Th Of
December during which immense quantities Of rain fell,
delugng the country and doing great damage Nuuanu
valley from the prison up 10 the bridge above Maciar
lanes, completely flooded that GAUGES alone af
forded OF communication. Most of the dwellings
of Foreigners natives that suburb we're submerged
The water rising from one to Two feet on the hrst 0ors
Montgomery bridge rs well us the lower stone bridge
10 NuuaDu and various others about town, carried
away. The total losses from the flood Cannot have been
less than Sc ooo The loss from bridges alone down
by the Minister Of the Interior al 81 900.
TIE mutiny a New i;eGford whaer, noticed by
land mail is thus detailed in the ossian Of the lll Of
pecemberD During the past week We hear Of case OF
ford, where eighteen of the cTew-beloving them
selves competent 10 settle what has long been mootei
point in marine la W and usagedemandng extra nav for
working while the ship repair and being
denied put off by the Capten, refused duty In ths
the United States Consul by causing the refractory
to he imprisoned ashore, acted with 1rmness aud
justice that. hope, will prevent the OF SINH
lar III advised attempts to take the law in their
hands.
An interesting whaling suit was brought before the
Admiralty Court by the owners &C. Of the snip China
against the French ship padon for possession OF certain
barrels of oil (sac to be 20 TO 80 barrels the product Of
dead whale picked up by the Espadon during the past
season. north, which, it alleged belonged to the China,
and was the her anchors and contained her
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Ovation TO Manager Barry, Of the Boston
Theatre.

BOSTON, Feb. Il, 1855.
There dramatic ovation at the Boston theatre last
night consisting Of crowded benefit to Mr. Thomasr
ry and the presentation TO the beneficiary Of valuable
silver salver, pitcher and goblet by the actors and EN-
ployes Of the establishment Eloquent speeches were
made, and the whole affair passed of with great ecla
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bjsrON, Feb H. 1889.
The Grand Jury have found bill of indictment against
William p Roach for mansaughter. in killing " Hun
ter, late purser In the United States navy.
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Kansas and Slavery.

LEAvEswoRTB, X. T., Feb. IL, 1859.
bill aboshng and prohibiting slavery in the Terrific
ry has passed the legislature will doubtless receive
the veto OF Gov. Medary.
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The Charleston Races,

CHARIFsToy, Feb. H. 1859.
The first race to-day was two mile heat for So 500
side and was won by Planet beating Hennie Farron
The second race for the Citizens Stakes, was won by
Tar River, beating several crack pags.
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Detection OF n Mail RobDer,

ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1860.
George Bartholomew, in the employ of Thompsoos Ex-
press, IL morning detected in the Of robbing
the mail at the Albany Post Office by Mr. Hobrook, Gov
ernment Agent.
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BStoh~Ior's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Toupees-
The best In the world surpassng all msds Sod and applied
vt the mandatory, 233 Broadway.
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Defiance SHlaInnnder Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks bars Aso dro and burglar
proof psr0r ssfes. Depot 1872 Pearl street :
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Cristndorn's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees,
the best In tie world Wholesale and retail and Ia dye pr
vatey applied. No. Aston House.
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A. w. F'abel's Lead Pencils Sosd at Retail
By all satoners nt Wholesale only by EBskHARD FABER,
sole agent, l33 William street
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Rupture Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure
Reference all the principal surgeons phy scans
OF lac city CAL and examine No. vesey street, Asior
House.
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vhirty-SeveR Cents.-GeOTge's Hair Dye
Black brown The cheapest and best IN the world
rapted TO contain much hair dyen ia sold at one
doar.n It's effects instantaneous" producing natural
life Ike black or brown without inurng the hsir Can be
applied In ali weather Bold wholesale I'd retail SCOTS,
S06 Grand street. n Y, and at Mrs HAYES brooklyn.
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BaI7y's TricopherUus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauing cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try it. Sold by all
druyu istp
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Shirts Made 10 Order, Of Fine Materials,
eewed by hand, and warranted to it, at JACKSON PUR
Di's, 647 Broadway.
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Indictment OF Capt. Corrie, Of tho Yacht
Wanderer.

SAVANNAH, FtD. IL, 1907.
The Grand Jury have found true bills OF indictment
against Capt Corie OF the yacht wandere, and three
others, for being engaged in the slave trade They
NOV n iai
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chronological Examinations, with Charts
full written ripops of aiap.a
pursuits, given daily atFOWLAH WELLS sos Broadway.
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HeITing's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof sefe 81 broadway Murrs NY
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A Chest Of Good Tea for One Dollar.-AlsO,
ten pounds coffee for ST. at CHRisTIANsONs, No. Cham
berE street.
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HolloWay's Pills. - TicdoIoreaux that
worst of pains by these pills We qusn
y OF tesmoLas proving their wonderful efficacy few
loses. Hanuiac.ory 90 Maiden lane, N. Y.
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A. Grandeur, Advice and Consultation
cce the hnniaD hair removed until further notice
house the westerly OF Broadway and Twelfth
rect few doors from broadway.
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TlollOysay's

DR.. r.. y. Iowcnthnl's Water Cure and
py nnasium Ito Bieeeker street. New York.
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Voice Tablets for Clearing and Improving
the voice prepared by DUNCAN, FIOCKHART 4 Co. Ed.
nburg Agency FOR the united States Bowery
Fourth streets.
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FREE DNNERs.-Mr. John w. Farmer, an cpl
curean philosopher in Ludlow street, hung out
bis banner last winter, Offering to feed the hun
cry gratis, and succeeded in driving rather
brisk trade There is rather large Bohemian
population in the Fourth, Sixth and Fourteenth
wards. ard they were very glad to get free
dinner from Mr. Farmer, growing, of course, at
its quality. Some ill-natured newspaper limited
mat Mr.. Farmers idea was q seat in Con 9ress
which suggestion was Indignantly denied by the
Times ana the Tribune. But Mr.. Farmer did get
the Tsmmany nomination for Mr.. Kelly's seat
last fall but did not get sufiiciency of vot.s to
elect The hungry democrats, after eating Mr.
Farmers cold meat, pumped their votes for Mr.
Earr. ButMr. Farmer does not despair, and in
proof of the circumstance he has sent us cir
cuar, as follows
sIR-fncosed you will find tickets for my free dining
loon which have opened again this winter, though
dIerep, plan that of last. Last winter 1t mposs
BILE for willing to obtain employment, In conse
queuce OF The stagnaton OF business of all kinds was
urahle make distinction between the indus
Tious and idle, tho worthy aud unworthy. Now Is diff
lereit, all app caIts have to do somehing-for in
siance: Taors and sboeinakers mend the clothing and
eto,s those ia want of III laborers clear the sidewalks
or streets &c, &C And here would remark that the
bumber who Apply for relief and want Of clothing
aud shoes s vary great, many of them not having sul
cent for summer, much less TO enable them to withstand
inclclnency OF winters Should you have
any olo clothes shoes &c even If mt ony FOR patching
With You will confer favor me and render great
benz lit TO hundreds of deserving individuals by either
sending them 10 me, informing me where can get
The no will send for them. The tickets send you
s give to any parties who may apply for relief instead
Of giving them money which they may use for other pnr
roses than the ntended as parties really IN want or
1000 will certainly be ready to work FOE it, and am de-
termined that none who willing to work and apply
shall 20 away hungry. You have tickets at any tine
when gu have used these, by sending to No Al Ludlow
street JOHN W. FARMER
New YORK, Jan 3, 1859
1t is gratifying to know that there is to be
some discrimination made between Mr.. farmers
customers. So long as certain people can be
fed for nothing they will not work, and such en-
terprises as Mr.. Farmers (although conceived in
the best spirit 60 great way toward increasing
the number of idlers. The system of free feed
ing is bad one, and there must be something
wrong lift is necessary in metropolis like this,
where labor of all kinds is better paid than in
any of the great European cities.
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Take Henithful PHI yslcnl Exercise at Woods
Gymnasium, No. East wenty eighth street.
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Moody's Perfect Fitting shirts,
Made 10 order, OF the finest goods $50 per dozen.
Moody shirt Mandatory 262 broadway.
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Eevv York Tab,et contains
A Leisure on the Early Irish Church
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Birth.
Marrfed.

TuIHAM--On Thursday, Jan. 20, Mrs WILLIAM C. Full
ham, Of New Orleans late of New YORK. of daughter.