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DEATHS.


KELIY-on Sunday night 26,h inst, al 10
o'cl,ck. Patfi,G Ncliv native Of the townland Of
C,t,c-, Co. 81. Shsn, ireland.
vi,,S to n ...... = n icsisys anerurru,
. Nius', 'G,,..,... Il N b. BruusN1 { e, Jersey
Ct,, ~
XIV -, II. day uc-rins, q1,h va.
sc.c, a. ~, vf conr.ui i,tioi, Ur. o
X .tn' .. Du,, k.tgn.
TheL...., . = aql-lntailces fLie o. nily, sl.o
the member II PhoniN Lodge NJ II, A. Z.
and The orlc, in eenerai are 5esPccsny invted s.d
inst, A ~ o'clock, from her late residence, s26
East OH ~ Her remains viii be taken " dreen-
w,ud Cemetery for interment. i6l
JoNES-on Sunday. qoth list, william 8, young.
est son of Robert l.. and AnnaoelS T. Jones, aged
years. mouths and days.
The friends and acquaintance " the family are
respectfully invited ~ attend the funeral, Tuea-
day morning, 2sth inst At 10 oelock' trvm the rest
donce Of his parents t3t Wet Both st. POI
LAKE-on sunday, 26th inst, Mary Steers, wi'e
OF George q. Lake, ia the 3Sth year vt her age.
The relatives and friends OF tne family re-
spetfilly invited N attend the funeral, weincs-
day afternoon. 29th inst. al o'clock, from her late
residence ~ second ave, without further invitation
bANGLEY-Iu this city, on M,nisy morning,
Slth At, ot scarlet icver, Alfred ,mrs eldest avn
of Thomas and Mary Langley, aged years mos
aud days.
The funeral will take place this trucsi,y) ar,cr
nom, at ~ o'clrck, frum the residence VI his pa
rent, i2 DOminick 1T. iG4
MeGulRB-on Monday evening, 21ih inst J ,hn
| infant child u John and Aunie Mcclure, aged ,
months and 10 days
The friends II tie family, and those " his unclos
Patrick and Mich, ,el Hoyg respectfully invtei
" attend the funeral, "Wednesday Afternoon, Goth
inst NJ o'clock, frum cor. Dist 81. and 81 ave, u
Calvary Cemetery. lH6
McINrYRE-On sunday, Goth inst, amer short
and psinf,l illness John, benvcd am Of John and
| Ellcn Amclis Mclutyrc, aged years, mouths and
~ Gays.
The friends " the family arc respectfully invite,
~ attend the funeral, this truedAy) afternoon, 2st
inst ut O'Clock, ftum tie rodonce Of his parents
| 80 Pitt NJ. iI2
| NJ KENNA-In Brr,klyn, on sunday, Goth inst
| Of consumption, william k"nna agNi 6S ya'rr
II friends respectfully invited tp attend th
funeral. this tTuc-iay) ,ftcrnnnn, At o'i ~, frpr
| is late ro,ldence, Franklin ave, bet. Myrtle An
| Park svcs ~
| REED-Sudiculy, on sunday, 26th Inst, " di-
| ease oi the heart, VIM Reed, ascd ~ years and l
| months
| HIS tuncrA ~,ln take place FROM Nrrth 9th IT
| y. Church, bet 81 sid tu, s,a, Mtlttu tluryh r
| "wednesday afternoon, 2ath inst, ~ o',,ook 9i
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A Connrsrornnnr OF oNn or rus CRY

A CORRESPONDENT or ONE or rus CITY
rAirss who observed the article Of lev days snsa
con ,taaias Of the long lessons given At the lSth
Ereet ac,, !, " hours when The scholar should be
a, play o. a hsi mentions u dstence OF the same
evil At the ~, trees and 91th street girls schools,
giving the less,, f,r two successive days EXAM
pies -
For wednesday: In Geography, h bound AL the
territories of the United States the state ot ore
gon, IA Of ni c, give their capitals aid des ~ oe
their forty five rivers. In Astronomy W. PNsv-.
In Definitions about CO w,ris. tln oue '-e the
number Of VIVID. was .ightyl for Ihur sdAy IN
u stuy, New Jersey aud Maryland, WIN eighl
ds 81 and twenty two prt per nam - the dates ut
being ,,,naecutvely arranged are, Of course, less
easily rern.mberei. In Mental Arithmetic TWEEN
Nv examples in fractions. In Grammar the den.
milton and declsnsion Of all the Pronouns, Two snd
half pages. OF this class pupil, At least, has
" study hard frum ,he time Abe gets home till 10y
or IL O'clock p NJ, and then arise at . ot hN A. ~
and 20 at It again, thus robbing herself OF suhcieni
sleep and Of all re, reston-
TnE THIRD ASSUAL ENHIrIrI9N OF tho "a
nary Bird fanciers Association begsn yesterds'
morning, at their rooms, No. 3lO B,wery, opposite
Rletcker street. The collection Of canary birds
though hot extensive " nevertheless very enter
tanning, comprising about thirty pairs, hnely
mAtc ed. They approximate ,he-f'retgn specimen
having the short head and neck with high shom-
ders full breast, and wings and tail tapping down
ward almos, perpendicular, and sing with almost
unsurpassed sweetness. They were AL bred In this
city And Brooklyn. The decision Of the Judges vii
be given N the public on Thursday next, At the eI
hili,lou rooms. Tho attendance yesterday WAS verJ
| fair.
BUSINESS OF ruK CRY MARsHAL.-Ths fol
lowing is statement II the receipts Of the City
Marshal during 1901, for licences, renewals of th'
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'uE FuLroS STREET PrRE vu completely

TuE FuLroS STREET PIRE v1 completely
extnguished yesterday noon. The FULTON Bank
building WAS visited yesterday by It's othrers, who
f,und ths vaults t. be- IN goti condition The spe-
cie reserve ut the bank and large 'unt " spe-
Gle deposits were recovered. Tue amount OF spe'e
wss S2jO,OO0.
Tue following are additional in,ur,nces on pro
petty destroyed 10y fire IN Bniges'r M. .. On
merchandise. InHlfei $1,000 ,m. Ey It Cn.
No. a--0n building, 81, 900 in PnrniN and Fulton
fus Co. On merchaniize, SlOOs; insured In
Brooklyn No. Con building, 5000 In the 5tuy-
vesant ins. Co.
DAsTIruTIoN AND SuICIDK.-A mournful
case OF poverty and attempted suicide occurrei
about 1uNrter before twelve o'clock ut night In
the Fourth Ward. II seems thsts widow named
Edudlgs has been living 1t No. Dover street, Tor
some tine, dependent upon rich relatives Tor her
subsistence. o. tuis she has been lately deprived,
ur has Mt received anything, and this thought o
being cast into deeper poverty, - wrought Gp N
her md that last night she t,Jk dose OF strych-
nine intending q dnattoy her life. The police
hysici,n did rot arrive At the house At midnight
W. dii Mt learn ~ to her recovery W death.
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Tpta.......,., SLo150'2 50 Sl,8l9, O4I IL
TIE epnr suggests the necessity u raising the
40 .-i,et mains in flfth avenue, the laying Of
new pipe that the consequences of brsakage 10
wli,h they are Halle may he avoided.
TIE report states that the new Grand Reservoir
Is so near completion that few weeks work Ill
Hn'h il, ~ son AZ tho Spring opens. The Raser.
ir has been constructed In the most thorough
manner, beng carried down 10 and founded upon
the & lid rock through is entire circuit. There are
T. 2 gates o. each .hannel, constructed that ei.
ther limited or fan supply Of water oan be passed
INTO tue Reservoirs. Proper connection, inlet and
outlet, have been made het woen the Old and new
Resei yuIrs, and new pipes lead out Of the new
Re'ergoir connecting with the pipes T. All parts Of
the city. c,st-iron pipe five feet in diameter is
ueinr laid aornss Manhattan valley 10 accommodate
tie increased supply Furnished by the new main
across II gh Bridge and will he Completed early IN
| the spring.
The iprr-'cet pipe known as tho Fourth avenue
msiu was completed and put in operation On the
.3l of December.
The report recommends the purchase ~ a site for
and the commencement n the construction Of a
-toruge reservoir in the valley of the Crotpn River.
Board of Aldermen.
An adjourned meeting of this Board was held
| last evening, President Henry in the chair
Aid. Dayton offered resO tpu, authorizing and
| directing the Cfoton Aluoiurt Department b. ad-
Vertise for bids for improving the Russ payemen mt
| IA Bruadway. The Aldermen stid, in explanation,
thit the "'Hk ought t. be commenced at an early
daN' ana tNti he had ascertaned Il could be efucti-
any d"he i"T my cents per yard. The resolution
was referred u the Committee on Streets.
Ali, Bloe offered a resolution, reIicsiin, the
| Chief Engineer uf tho Ere Department I'M view Of
the late disastrous cnuhagrdipn, 10 state vhcther
In his opinion, the hre apparatus could be renderei
mure efficient by being more Immediately under his
! control. Re'errcd 10 Committee Fire Depart
ment,
| A resolution By AID. Walsh, designating the n.
| Y TINES as q Cooperation paper, was taken from
| the table.
Ad B,ole moved h amend by adding the STATS
| ZRITUSG, which was lost.
The resolution was adopted by a vote Of Il 10 D.
| Dayton Jeremiah and Froment voting in the mega
| tive.
| The following statement of the condition Of the
Treasury, was received and 6.sd i-BAAnce JSn,
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LEGAL REPOa rs-,lONDAY.
Unitcd srnte- District Attorney. omcc.

The case # Gor,ion ofthe Nightingale. -
Tho r. :. rs Nathaniel iord1H The prisoner
it tn s,, s- vii be renemu uer,i, w,s convicted
H' being the captain % the SLAYER Nightin ale. and
-Uut,u. pd a. bo hung.
II I-u. " stated IL At his counsel, @ bert Drove,
q, u tkIu an Effort to have his sentence COMMITTED
- tie r. c-ideut e. iupri-numrut Dr life. Ile
petition in HE rrgid IL signed by eN.S 'utt1r 1T
irr ,id other motel p'tsnnpges. I, i-, hpwayrr
H 20 ~ 81 that the sentruc" will NOT bee disturbed,
piai that its ,Necu'iuu viii not be arre-tsI.
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NOTICE-TIE CITY OF MANCHEsTER
! 4NWil leave the Cpmpen .'s do'k, pier -, North
River, at O'Clock y. ". to-day. Passengers viii
please be On board 1t ? r. ~ JOHN q. DALE
Agent. IL
DASSAGE To OR FROM LIVERPOOL
L by TAPsCOTrs Line, At the lowest r'.tess
hip ROBr. l.. LANE, sails for Liverpool, Jan.
18th, from pier 3 NORTH River ior passage, apply
u TlPsCOTr d Co, 80 5,Ith st. j2T 9'llI
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orxs,,o or rur BRookLys AND NEw.

OrESING or rHF BRoohLYN AND NEw.
rgW, R,nHo,p.-Ths new Brook lyn AMI Ncwtowr
f.i road was formally opened ycstcrd,r. This ruad
.s near tho Filtou and uu street ferries and the
Navy Yard. tni ends At Stuyycssnt avenue aud
Brrqiway, At prcl,nt Next spring the roei viii
10 orened ~ tho village OF Newt 'vn. Tic present
length a. the road is four and squ'rter miles when
,onlp'ctcd Il will le eight miles long. The line
roea through DcK,lh avenue, thus accommodating
the travel between the Fulton ant Myrtle avenue
r, ads II was commenced about four months siuco
aud would have been opened On Tire lat " D1ccm-
Ter l,st, but Tor au injunction plNced the Bridge
stree, portion Of the work with tie exception "
tia, portion nc,r the 'crreS double track oi Tho
Phil ,iolhN rU = lad over thc entire route. This
paipuof rail p,ss,ss's tie avlntlse' nf great s'-
ldty ami very sItht Obstruction ~ otner vehicles
BOO the street.
where the road a, present ends temporary 90
ll,, have been erected, lutA +,ou the weather
| pIrus, , builiiug two tones 10 height and two
hundred feet ,qusIe, will be erected Hr of' ., sta
| N,-, shop, ani passenger r",m, AZ present, bu,
| dtecu cars ,ieon tue road, but eighteen arc
| n ~ cc-s ~ oumpietoq. and, together with new
tlular iron car Invented by D.. l., Mpthc, will he
Jlac,-l on the roal in tie course " few weeks.
| The full length ~ track, n Sowtown, will be l'i
| hy Jlly next The road Wss commenced with M.
| Il. 4 Csthcrvud ~ President of the Company, but
that Gentleman having since ;nel tht position,
| NJ, =. Pei is acting President.
Anumber ri invited guests, including members
of the brooklyn Common Council, ,ni o'htor, II
Brooklyn railroads, having assembled d, tie nllce
OF the Ncwtpwn road ye.terlhy afternoon, according
Z, invitation ,u excursion was taken to the upper
crd o' the rpId, aud ou the return of the 1ucss an
excellent collation. was pnrtaken Of Mt tie otcc
yorner of 'FRONT.' and D.rk streets. The -,li- N
the rcpa-t having hoen disposed pf number o
unprmptu -pce,hcs were made hy ActIl Pre'-
lent ~, Alderman Trtrmnn, DR.. la Mothe, Nj.
Harrington, M HYDE aud others.
TIM ANSrAL REroRr Of the Croton Aquc-
duct Department, laid before the Common Coun. 4
IN the 9th INST, states that the receipts of the Boar.
| C,r the u,st ye,r have heeu a. G,lloWs.
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The 81. Nicholas CoIch d,prisci ofd Horse-
DIrh .ilV -. chester Ldinb.-Tms wu an A.
tom uu rrpcyiu brought g. recover H-e4siin of =
horse, alleged tn have been stolen irpn the p,int II
In 1866. The plsntih was Connecticut frmtr,
aud alleged that in l~J6 be owned = very peculiarly
marked horse, partly OF Aa,Jtm hri, which wa
~ % during that year, Iupt coming g. tins cty
n i>5J hc his horse in front ~ tho IT. Nicholas
llut.l attn he'd ~ one ui it4 coaches.
The defence was that the defendant purch tsrd
the horse ut Ball. llrw ,ll that the horse never
belonged g. a. pHiuun, rNruty-scyru Nitnrs- es
testified 'ur the defence tu the identity ui the
horse, swearing positively that II wl4 TRtei At
T. eus'urgh, Penn. An equal number, or ne,ry so,
we're sworn un behalf ut TIE plAintn all positive
that tho horse VA, formerly tie plant As The
iury finally gave "a verdict for the plaintiff
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NEW YORK STATE ARMY LIST,
~ PRICE REDUCED 70 TWENTY FIVE
CENTS A NUMBER.
TLlaw1rk has been highly commended by the
STAN GoyEnsMFST, and by the CpYuols and ptber
officers Of various Regiments, and ~ public utility
j. universally admitted.
Dealers supplied by
Ross & Tot SLY, Nassau 4, NY
DEXTER a CO, NYy1lI q, n. Y.
OKIE, DAYTOS a GO, Ann st. y, y
Aud by the Puprriur'
CONGREVE, pAK,yENT X wHITEFORD
3a1 Broadway, " Y.
Sold BY all respectable Bppkse.tr+ l3s
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18th, ss,ctp,5Sl 80 receipts, Ne,scs u pay
tnenis, sIs, $50 %. Balance, Jan. nsh' ss'Oos'-
SIS 90. ..
Ald. Br.dy's resolution design sting the SUS' Hsn-
AID AMI THiBUsr Corporation papers wss' "
motion OF Aid. Froment laid on the tahe.
The Board tsen ad iourued " Tt" next
BrooaIvn Co-,.aor t..nrh
Atamer't- .r. ... .. o. tho
Nav, r aent b. ~
the efforts ~ tu, O.. 10 .' u
CHANGE the name AM tttis AL tAp L.. .... -tg.
iment. and after skcty.tny TIE ,ir'l. ... I'D T
which tcg len the city and the -ervice teey have
performeI in the field, reJunbcnds that tie C'tn-
mon Council address an energetic r'snonstranc' "
Hts EScelency, G,vrrnor Morgan, against the ltt-
posei change, and II necessary, ,muduicato ~ the
authorities At Washington how the people OF this
city, and the Common Council A. their representh-
Nyes, feel on this delicate subject.
The Mayor alao submitted = communication veto
ing the resolution adopted ut the previous meeting,
authorizing the Commissioner " Repairs AMI Sup
plies ~ enter into contract with n. j. Reynolds for
building house tt Hose Co. M. I, Eastern Dis
uicL Tor kl5OO, the ground that ~ large an ex-
penditure cannot be Iustihed At time Ike ths,in-
dependJnt " the t,ct that the house the company
now occupy can I've htt'd up At atrihing expense.
Ssversl Approp riatinns were made for rebuilding
engine houses and repairing engines, after which
the Board aiiouruei.
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DRESS.

BARGAINS, THIS K-BONNETS-
ID Velvet bonnets at reduced prices; silk bonnets,
straw bonnets, skating hats uhilireu's hats, bridal
bonnetA ribbons, flowers AMI bonnet frames, hir
bonnets. l. BINSB, mneT, opposite hetropph
tan Hotel, b5l Broadway, ja9S 9'l3T
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MARRIAGES.

"a the residence ut the brides mother, 10y tho Rny.
Father Cur.n, M, william Jones t" NJ ~ Margaret
,Il.,att,g, ... .t this DIty, %
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MEDICINES.

DR. BONE, OFFICE S5 WEST 10TH ST.
IIDiseases n the heart lungs, liver, kidneys, ul-
geruted threats, rheumatism, epilepsey, old ulcers
nruptous, and i AKIN diseases cured DR.. Bona
will refer h. many cured OF the above diseases, AZ
ter they were pronounced incurable. Hours froA
tnIP.M, jaH 2tac'leo
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MAD. HOTCHKISS tEMALn rhrSL
the heart, lungs, throAl, liver, kidnsys dropy, 40
old sores, scrofulA and all Sktn huacEs Slrnd--5
Once hours nom " II ., IN. and s0srm m
iAal asAorD IA
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEVED-ALL
~ Who doubt IL shoald Try battle Of Dr. Smith'a
DYSPEPSIA ANNlIIILAIOR, FOR the speedy re-
LIEF uf DygIepiu, Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite
Nausea aud Sickness a the stomach, FiAtulency,
Sc. This remedy will be found one OF the mosa
agreeable and eti, aoous articles discovered foe
H. p,ruancnt cure Of thai distressing diseasS-
DYSPEPSIA. Perseverance With this medicine viii
sure regularity ~ the bowels at all tines A
number Of certificates might bs obtained. bu, thsy
are ~ easily procured with little regard ~ truths
tat they can have no weight with discernng pun
Nc. Therefore the proprietor Is o'nhdent, that
tsr Ina lie cure Of Dyspepsia all other remedies
Ina uss "A the present day, For sale al 70 8. nth
Sp,ond st. Wiismsburgh, 70 be had In New
Y,rk. Al gi Eighth ave. 40 Grand St. $50 Allen.
~. stanton -, and cor. Ave. ID and Houston 81.
Price so cents per bottle. jas0 SiAo'90CH
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r IQrOR DEALERS ARE INORMED rnAr

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES-GREAT
- rrdu,tiun la ptiecs, Tho bet and cheapest
needles ia the market, at l.3 Elm It,, A. u. PER
Not, Manufacturer. j,2, 2I,c'il4
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COAL, &C.

GOAL GENUINE PEACH OkCiAkD,
~ Red Ash, Locust MOuntan, Broad Mount,in,
Black Heath and other celebrated White Ash Goals;
thoroughly screened: at lowest market proes;. JO-
sEPH AcDoNNALD. YAriA ssl seventh ave, orr
ailh a, aud IVA Of 26Sh ss, h. Il, j96 A9'leo
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pOARDING-GOUDB BOARD AND Pleasant
- rooms may hc obtained fora gentleman and his
wife, or two single gentlemen, ala for two adie4 by
applying at % Pike st; house has gar aud bath, aud
within II minutes walk Of the City Hal terms very
reasonable. Ja25 3'l2l
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NIyHO WILL AID Us IN THIs WORK

M Nv W I'LL. AlD - IN lliIS NOhh
w nt humanity I'm STRIVING to save the lp-t, the
pu.r dIunkard and his family rom time and cter-
nityE This Il a work hr -amh'ly tp perform, aud
reward this side Of the grave, only a consolation
that we have done that Which II required of u4 The
lnehrIaes Reform So,iety uf this city ha, b'"n in
curpnrated Tor two years. There has been ~ in
mates in this institution during that period AMI
their temporal wants relieved, AMI twn-thirls II
that number again restored ~ th cir families And
friends. i2l nf this numb"r have found strolling
als,ut the wharvrs aud Park, while talking on the
sabbath entirely destitute Of friends and home Of
g. sacrifice their lives for their country. For this
work Of striving b. be instrumental In saving my
brothers from driibknrd's grave, have hccn ar
rested 90 times the Sabbath and incarueINted In
criminals cell eight nights, by direction uf j. II.
Kennedy, the superintendent Of Police. ! think
the Legislature at Albany, instead II deyuting their
time over swil-mk, had better reform the Police
Headquarters, and If there remains law In this
state whereby person may be prevented from be-
netting their low beings without any breach uf
the peace, There is more liquor sid In this city ON
A. Sabbath than ever was before " my remern-
hiunCe, which h iurty years, with all the law wa
nave Tie police are invited T. visit this Institution,
Which IL located NJ GS E's, Broadway. There ypu
may know bow your money II expended, with the
triylrpc OF examining the books for yourselves
No person is paid for their services hero, THIS Is =
charity which c'yereth multitude of sins.
lol EDWARD FALCoNER, . M,ngin t..
S100 WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE Use
FiOo Of $1,000 for six months, and uuioubt-
ed Ieh estate security given ior the amount.
Send address To SPEC LATION," Herald on %.
$50 600 WORTH OF HouSEXEEP'
, bought Tor clrh be"re the great rise Ia cotton,
Nill he sid, by the piece yari, less than present
wholesale prices. GEO. KEIE5, JiJ Eighth AV.
~ 5'iib
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IMPORTANT TO INYALIDS-DR. GRAVES
l may be consulted for the following diseases "a
which he has for years given special attention -
Consumption, bronchitis, asthma, catArrh' scrOna-
Ia, nervous affections, blindness and deafness tia
Brn,dway. jA25 6'i1s
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A NNlAL EXHIBITION or LONG BREF d
hCanaries- JOHN SOBECK, $3.50 Buwery, invites
the public and G,ncors, examine his stock, which
hr lers equal if not superior to auy shown IN
the > all tor sale. Call and improve your stock,
r lQGOR DEALERS ARE INOEMED ruAr
- French gentleman, pussesspr Of - certain pre-
ration, undertakes tp render their best spirits
ST. a. 81 per gallon. 4 single tutl st'luu IT. mora
II 20 cents r,uh ,p"rtcd upon II residence Of the
dealers. Address i"r i've lays e. COGNNC, luy
HNl sun office. ms a'liO
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TANES. TAXES. TAXE9
Il Town OP EASTCHkSTER,
rOwN uF WtSTCuESrFR,
TOWN OF PELHAM,
town OF WEST FARMS.
TIE Collectors - IT, shuye tbwna in westohe-s>r
county, Including TIE v,tEr', will meet At tho itth
WNId Hotel, vur. It,ui ami VI, ,heth Tts IN We'd
u.-ity tud fhp nay ui tuIs week luly, " rcoeiva
t,Nrs, ir.snp A. 81, uuui T. N
JOHN S..NuEkf, A fENbLEruN,
wM JEWET FISHER, GEO. COOPER,
PETER O'CONNER, G. WEEKS,
CuRIsTOrIIEE MILLER, Collectors. i,93 3'tss
TANES -TANES- S-WESTCHESTER Union
Il u It, O.tnv la. W tkcfrli ,nd we,tchester taxrs
can lc pui 1t ROBT OSDERpONk'S, cnr urand
srj clinton ~, 'r,'u . IN &, Tu -isy, jan.
24th. sGs. GEORGE COOPER Cpllectir 10
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: & ]. nOGAET, AUCT'RS-THIs NY.

- & j. HOGART, AUCT'RS-TlIIS DAY,
Ir' At II O'Clock, at the auction nouns NJ. Nifth
william II, mott yn,,e sale Green's patent irnn hil-
hHri t,hl, =, with marble hei.- JAMES 81 LLlYAN
At'y f = Mortgayeo Al4r, huu,ehn'd furniture. bt.
rra,is, ttbr-, cLars, luI Windsor ch,ir ha lsta.Is
be isad h~lduE ca' prtS u'l nthN baking glt,s,
mahogany rockers, 7drb'aris, yiraniprs. 1t store
h,turc- groccrics, show cases. ,shea, counters ca
huilrrs T. don. peukrivrs gloves, fancy gpbis, & 4.
u. FRIEL. Constable i31
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Tnlr,d States Comni-ioncr'. once

Cls, IF Donaldson -Wm. Donaldson was
arrested charge of participating iu u.lnad-
ing he MIntIuk with negrpes on the coast OF Alri-
90. H. was now brought mp ipr eNtmiultun, aud
the witnesses not establishing his slIlt he was dis
3D. argel l.
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personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM
GUlON any inform Ltipn of him will be thank
fully received by MARY D0GERrY, AT Gd b'sk-
man st. bI
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EOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-A 1
story house la Columbia Il, Brooklyn; good
business location. Apply N TliOS. HUNT, bs1 Co
nmha N, near II unlupu ave-, BrooSlyn. I2s 14Aal
The sun., 1862-01-28

WILLIAM ABBOTT, TT,ATCTGONEER WI |.
w sell ON to-morruw, 1t II u'clp,k, 1t NJ. 1
Eat Br dway the entire stock uf mllinary tud
fancy stone, ribbons gloves, hose, skirts, l.iica
collars, ch'liren's Dire t,es, &c. 80, glt,s cpt,t
'unt'rs, gas pendants AMI y,rythiug In that
line. -
The sun., 1862-01-28

FOR SAIE-A SIOOP AND SCHOONER :
carry ~ tons, drNS feet lpsici. Apply At pisr
so E,st ryur la1s 6sil6
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TENEMENT PROPERTY TO l. EFT Or
l. Lesst-A trout and rear house, lj9 ChristopLw
IT, the front house has u store, back and largs
basement suitable for any business; will be lee CO
lpl-sd low IN good tenant. Inquire of GEORGE
DtRUCHE, lg6 Greene 1t. jA2S 6'i0s
The sun., 1862-01-28

EOR SALE-ClIEAP-A CANADIAN Pony,
years uli. lay, h.l name amt tail warranted
..und aud kind. Appy At ~ Christ 1pler 1t, ns.r
Ncc, ktr, IN butchers shop. s23 s'iss
The sun., 1862-01-28

EOR SALE II HORSES - AMONGST
then ~ one pnwrrfu. hay hur'", a'so splendid
Hnpplo gray horse, al - brown horse, price ass
as puioy grey price S65; sis, brown hirss.
pice 80 alan ar 9, horse. price bi5 They N
Nrc hum ~ years old, and WI ID exchange any
o' them tr lbrse OF .Os, value. All ~ be -
a = Perry ~. j2S fsllt
The sun., 1862-01-28
pAwNBRoKERS SALE-TIns DAY, IO}i

DAN NBROkER'S SALE-J. MORTIMER
vii soil t'-morruw, tWriurs,l,y,) . larfn ls-
surtmcnt ul wpmrn's ca ice wearing apparel --,'
sr,s'n,lln and fine guuis tho attention pt tho
trade b. called " this sac. ~ urlrr u' J.lNN5i
= Grand IT, -
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TCtal. 500. .9G0 9d
The appropriations hr l>6i for each branch pf
the Department, ngd tie expenditures in each, are
given In the following table:
The sun., 1862-01-28

TO SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTB-
Il rs. IT, let, the soap and candle factory of
more than bO years standing li6 aud las Eldridgs
Il, with fixtures and good will Tor sale. A favora-
ply H. RoBr. NJ. FIELD, liG Eidridgs At. a2s So
The sun., 1862-01-28

HOUSE FOR SALE--A CHANCE FOR A
II person wi,h $500 cash 20 become the ns-
mediate Il, ssOr OF nice II rec stoiy dwelling in
the 18Th ward, containing all the modern improve
ments. The house IL subject 10 gruund rent a
800 per year, with une pired lease of sovsnteau
years, with privilege Of renewal receive pay for
tie improvements on the lot. The owner leaving
this country the only reason for selling. Apply
No. CO White st. Ia the Ductur's Office, i232'lo