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rrgal No!nrs.

~ PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
af tic County OF NewYora Notice lolchy even 10 90
prf.ons hrviug claims agau'i ANN IOhfa aie The iy
of N,f ,k derctcd 10 piesrlt ile ~i.h chsgs
tl1f DO hr sh.clbr al bis oI,ce. SO. - L.aadn b.
th en-. 90 .tr B ok itf. tls fa ifN e. Fyf
o p-d Nsv.York tie ~ aity aesond d,y 81 judy 1857
IvIgi,sslN, A GOLD3bDRDLou !ONE5, Ers0aiJr
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~. >, F,sr ELEVENTH SrnEyT. -On iues-
n a,ring about 2, o'clock, fire broke out Ia an
~ s,oile IN the Icar OF No. lOi East E'o'e.sa
Tee, owned by James Reilly, whcss nod ~.
,oe:,. lied. TIE bpilliaa, whkh was 'o'any ''-
stro,el was not insured. Damage si'''
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.Irn -NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS N rose
Ga!ce bn AntIlon.

HrsRr y. MINER Areonecr silesIoom No 81 Na'iaa''''
opposite The foii-Uhce.
4 RTIST's SALE.
n MINER 1 SOMERvLLE VIII 'eL e, aucil m, a. tie
Gallery Of JOIN SNEDECOR, No. 7f8 btos'Hay, ne y
6..i.s.. on MJNDki and TUESDAY LttNlNDs, y @ 10
sl b. Il u oclcs the ltrge sri valuable collection 81
OIL PAINTINGS,
s.rdics Ske hes. aud Pencil D4w4ngr by our elneAi
GEORGE T.. BROWN,
comm irs over go lis aud most finished woTH'
b-ln lstly ho'e painted by him dufng his residence m
f'r,.f tfd ra. ion 90 10 Az Publ, AID those who id
rnre tsn 30 ttly luc nfed l the ale j. he celebrated
pi.flre o. lIE NAil IOl MAINS plc9shy ne ~ g,'
en.rat. "a .hy ari.cf Ndrh o. Nj ~ fa.oi a,
the uEAN iNbs tie aeutloI cl tla luohc laliinls
called 4. irIn. branch oi Ar Pm which sr D. hs pnt l."
,.rsls. 1asy u-r exhibition with Catalogues.
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Tn CUsToN-HoUsE INTERCHANGEABLE Solicit
or Of the Treasury is in the City investigating the
alleged Cust0m-Uouse frauds in the invoice and
ether departments. Thus far the investigation shows
that tie Government has been swindled out OF 10 to
26 per cent duty both in the CustomHouse here and
ia Boston, which Il should have received from the
Buenos Ayrcs trade Il seems that 10 paying duty
tie merchants have ioF years been in the habit VI
making cut their invoices from the State OF Blepos
Ay1es as though il belonged to the Argentine Re-
public reducing their doaboons TO thevalue Of PAPER
currency Of that country. Tie system is said to be
a very intricate one, and further Information 10
needed to fully euci5ste il. In the mean time the
Secretary OF tho Treasury has Issued new instruc-
tous TO the United States Consul at Buenos Ayres,
together with new form Of certificate, so that the
Government will receive the benefit OF the value Of
exchange, instead Of the merchant, as heretofore.
TIE SKATING SrlsoN.-In view of tue approach
Of the skating season. the Commissioners have issUed
The following Instructions aud regulations for
CENTRAL PARK SKATING.
Do rot 20 on the Zee except by tie paths provided FOR sh.
purc'e
Use ho roo,scrirors tho sargpank before stepping
the ice
D. no drop any tobacco cigar luP' paper nas-shei' or
o.her articles on the Ice.
Avoid crowds Even thick ico T. liable to crack. snl II
nuier persons crowd ou one side Of cake Ct ice 1t may
suddenly .ig and euianges the lives OF 81 upon lit
Do not 70 the y1y Of men Engaged In cleaning the es
The Park Keeper provided with abundant means Of
rescue ia cisc q. agc.ds4t-.
Cautious from P-S Keeper should NJ immediately com
piei viih
ANY want % civil s'ten,ion the charging more than The
allowed e, on the ra,t ofio licensed Aecre OF any Of 'a'
refesluen. " ate Aouses nay be reported to f1k
kesp,r
Any wan Of c, attention o. the part ola fArk hesPsf
NAV bsre-s..sd Co .lo Cou,rolss o. Tie Park
bail win BE- hos,eI ,he top OF the has'ah on tue os
Arsenal On tho PIX Whenever tAe eo l. IA iaiF eoha I've
.k.tior oa either die li.e or tar pond
Ta Sa5as hlgwt DO kept hol'ted over the Pax hseP-
, b,,,, thc Ike "a the lagataf at the peHa "'s'
piori,.s stroo. whenever the ice may be "sNs' "pD"
v, f., and aen persons can skate "i'ao'' ''f'""'
e rc-,,in rpsr .he Dee W.T. 'seil o. W. ia
q, fle general torrs' i tiaii - ov.T ia
cr.sr ie : skaiins wien the Ns,f'n- 81 M po1d.
, 81. n,,ul iuitirTt thai ", - ,h,.,.t. an
'he 2" - ~ ,,e ,si.i not b. di'pay nhs'' '' ~
susoA.e N''e i'r. are fora 90 wilh drsgu 70 U.s.
+-. ev.'' '- sun rs aece'sHY iot We PIosetss
np ,b ie ia the be-. CT d','h o' ob.eSg,a
'lph "" III. h. med a size. NAY %. - u, ah..rv.
meat ga j. 40 81 Der assauies " see'is 'ast s''S'
- = /, never ge geg iiteL ,oc,
1c.tr1i Pa,k, Deceroof Nv
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Coparinersbip ilclircs.

DISSOLUTION or COPARTNERSHIp.-
~ Thstorntresl'p Heretofore c-tg between ,le nn'
d,r,irnri under the 6-ri Of DEuTCu. MOi ~ g., "a
ta.s day dissolved by mI.Hh c1ls'.. ~ MAHNVo
WOLEE . authorized 60 .e,ile tie ahla 90 ta .alo fn
s. NEtlfA
d. WCLFF.
tHAs NORIhshlEbO
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1urnlinrf.

bedroom FNAMELED FURNITURE, m
1e colors of warranted nangioture. Also so.c She'oe'
chamber Suites y ain aud ornsments at H. r. AHin"-
TONe i69 Causl..t opposite Wooster. Estabhsd lS4d
ENANlFLFD CHAMBER FURNITURE.-
m all olo and tyss Walnut aud Chestnut, Paia and Orni,
mental n suites whole ale and retail Also, Mste-sr' Suo
Pallas.e'. WAkBEN lard, ManusctaIer "a 'ana''a''
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Eosl nilo I0uil0.

LOUND-A sum 81 MONEY! at ANDHkN
1 LurLES dEOIHElr5. no 2Ss uieonwiei~s' Tho
uAe. tln hste tle b. pIasns pl0pey ana pYns o
A. Z GRO.
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Danrina Asa0emies.
11rGfessionai NJtires.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Oh The
n se.pel and Operating and Consulting -urseon NO ~
bsv 0ce consultations OIL tho obscure Diseases o.
hr ue,yc vicera Rupture Piles. Narcocee, ead ftnis
ladcay cured without the knife or essure oDce ho's
from 10 9, to g. and to 9 evenings
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,
pf-SsgIEANfA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
viii. fts r.rI.., tiof. fir.us
rgF cgOtIEsr AhD QI fGAFar ROUTE
W., ~ g..f 0r. an rng. pFI.rirtf Nr.4rf.-s rirfYs
t-ftt .f r, 5ri f,.n ..s.. lar to IL IlftrItbia via
AisI. ",th .' y = - IT,. I'D Nh =. ,.r, 'F'' w.
All qr,il.r-1if M tI..s I0f THE t,'fst RY THIS
iO-i ~ oF CoiKTitSDr-sT.
yl,{{ w ~, ~ - ne ."s 't,,S ,s
u o. p. m. one hour ..'c. then other lines
by way IL ADn,oWu evening pa.ls0ge1 leave NJ D.
two lor. ntsr fnaD tc k.Ihem le lhi by both routes
arrive % N SON. tle es aahou Ino, 81 Chicago a,i a
I0' W. I the Not ctt tfess. l4-irn. Os, Louiavc,
ss ~ Z, "a, y $40 .,ec c.ae. e.. -' '' 80 '4D
p'.,. .. ok ~, 5 gsr i5j ai!e.
smoking md saloon Gro On Glu-ila.
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Oftan CLEANERS.
u O.RDBERIos LINE OR STEAMSHIPS
w. IyA Sass fAAH,I-CO AID ohroo..

tfr'~a. bfh AtL-", hi .AL
~ O.HOHERTss LINE or STEAMSHIPS
W. IDA Sass ttAH,l-CO AID ohroo.D
AusMcA
WIZ ie.~e ~ f.pINWhLI. 10 Iltlasnif. Dec d. a
T. eca-i iom o5. o. W.uers.. Na..l Hvsr. e.4neeili
"''l ''.'''i Horrs TAYLOR aPa;AmA
Fofrmiaso apply 1t '-e eA'e''i, q uorrrrs
No ~ rer...t. cofre- ofWaue.. o.. fo.t. lli'or
g-4he kictsgus Trirf not heius in pr pr ooef TIE
above tempoaD 'reof'meni % ia.I'.
CCTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
= a ueen.towu. tCork Hlf19rl Tine Liverpool, New.
Yofl onl plidr lhi solm.Lp economy intend d'p.'r1.
ng thef lu powered rs built lfoa ril.h!ps o. 4ov
~ va no
Nbl .o g.
h,rrs or rissiGr
FIRST CABfN.......r lN1 fILkNAGF ............e 80
net Cau.n 90 a. ido4... la co.asa - tltd7u..... 80
Fiu' Cabin go Pn...... li' Storage O. lsH.....,..
ia.sc,.ers aso iorwsIdd 20 Have belei bo.'cr4ini
Antwerp. &c., o. equally io~ rates. ,. ..
,o 's siqs .tii ,', San e1ei 49, rSoa 1
iown, M loe rno sh to sond iof sheir isnd. cai buy
qrse searrs have superior accommodations ff raslen
gcrs stfp", bat i haerilsht ICON Seatoia' ana
cary l.t~at ir. Ariia.o'. Experienced Surgeons a's
ForlIiher niolaa. %, apr' 80 M.epaol 70 WILLIAM
MALCOLM. ~. 49, fnoch square, 90 tlseeg .wn ,aC
y n.sh,lC 90 D. L'gd.n -, - iltI ,s,1,i.iA
so SO Roc toJe D.mr dos o'oires Pace d. "a bonse ~
Jhii.selfia to jN-, q. DALc, NO. "a W -aut st. OK O.
49, ~ JON Q. DALE, Agent. ". Is Broadway. Ny.
gIHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL sTEAhSnlp3.
BETWEEN NEW-4ORk AtD LlEE0lOOL, CALLING
'''''' Al cORG HAGE0E. ,.,,
AND Is 70 AZ HAIrAx ASp cofE Htasof
SCOTIA, Ctlt. lu.als. chlNA, Csp, Ande.'oa.
An3Iit c.tt s.o.e EUROPA. Csr.J Lri.cl.
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sl1cO0inq Caros. Sc
Dcntielrn.

HKs. GRIFFIN, No. 95- Grnnd-st., New ork
oproal.e lord fsyor's .nd No. 2'i Do Hrs' Book
In ale ilatl lul or pal4 iefs 81 their iuItys Af-
eaf rf Oh win without cxtr.cgE -s tnas u ." %
cold ~ rstiaa %; silver or rhrt- itft. sei' gof
= Der tootA silver or rubber J. Extracting, p cents
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-FORA Al
d BANY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NOR Til ard w ST IIains leaves - 90,
From Chambers a. rom JJth's,.
Txrs aud 10 a and} l722. 1927 ~, aud 551 and
a. aud p. m. Ok Z. M
Troy aud Albany with sleep - ,,,
Ing carl, 10 +. Iloz' pm tSundays incs' s u
Polgbkeeps tIan BiJ an 1907 H. and 4<'EE aI o'V
u W.. and $3.50 p 2. ~
PeeAtsi0 train, d:tI'1. 10. t'tI % az.
Sing sing trsir, J:l5 p. ~. D: 81 p m
rsIfytown. f:lJ p. m. l4..2 p U. ,,,..,,
Persons ia Br0oalyn c.n purchase tckeu o. "csloD1'
EArrCfs Office No. 2y Washing ton-s,' NHy Ian SfuIe
AND ihci. baggage checked q hef residences to all
A. J.. SMITH Superintendent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEl.-
~ Ftom 100. Of Cougt ian % st-Conuectirg AZ Hampton
Juueon with q Delaware Lsch wanna and Western Hall
H. D. aud faston with the Lehsh Valley Railroad and lis
connection forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh and The We's
without change of cars. - - - 49,.
WINTER ARRANGE MENT-C Commencing Nov. Il, 1862
Leave New-Y Jrk a. follows; ,
U,nnrsrrug EvPKEss-At p. N FOR Eiston. Reading,
Potsyile, Harrisburg Maueh Chunk Milaulport
MAIL TRtlN--At fer Estou. NAto1 tag ScTani m,
Great Bend. Biu shsu.on, fitiitol. NikelbaIrc. Ac
l. e. THROCGu IEAIS--For Eaton. Allentown, Resipg,
P0,lsgre Ha-ris5urg. WiliulspoI- Sc.
D. y. IURornH IHAN-fCT faftOn. BE tleL m, A.en-
town. and iianch Chunk
$40 p. y. WAY IaAIS-For somervle and iutermeiiie-
stations go -
ing Hsuisburs Pittsburgh crd the West. sleeping FROM
Jersey City through 60 li,'sbugh
EAPHGss TRAIN rO. HAHRl. arnG--1Ao a. ~. E1nr,t'
Train from New y Ok arvo o. Iarils,lrs Il T.. u c,lnc,
iug and West Fcnn lyens Central TOAD NoG
erl Central Railroad orth aud Souil AID Win tie Cuoef
land Valley Kaiiroad
Tnr TaG0rGu ExrnEs TruS ToR rHE Wg'r leaves
Nrv-Volt - o. dliy tsujays ezrcl'ed making clos
correction O. Jarrs'urg will ferrs ylv ia u r07 with
c1arge of 90 Pre- r. af hut ono TO nrn al aJl
Cni0-zo Two hoar.' time la l-vc- by t-u- tbs tlil 90
El-rtBrrHrCrr AHn NEv orl fr1.ri- > - 'ft
fom Pier No. North River It s.3i o. IA, and 1850
nd p. .. -, go,
trin .eh way. JOSIAH q. Stems -uTcrlHt,n 'cli.
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NIBLQ' GARDEN,
~ Ls.see AL M.naaef...........WBL wHEATLEK
LAST WEEK But ONE.
EDWIN FORREST
VIII flr tie
LAST TINE THIS SEASON,
Romantic Iaia1 Tngsdy Of
MEIANORA.
WEDNESDAY ENfNlNG Dee. no. 1852
MEIhMot
Or THE LAST OF TIE NAHPASoA0s. . .,
EDWIN FohhESl ..tsp II y .i'hA
Lord fifarnol ti i'il
Eru-' ~ - ~ u'H'
d. L. altN ~
heAmeokec...... As 'sl
MUSICAL DIRE rOR..~hir HARVEY Is. DODNOAAH
TIL RSDAi EAE..lNS. De-. ~. 1902,
EDWIN FORREST.
sPABTACus
In d. Birds gro-t ola scll THgeiy Of tie
GLADIATOR
FRIDAY lNENfNG. D. -, 1862.
TdE BROKER OF DOGOIA
Will be revived Ton
III FIRST TIME ~ EIGHT YEARS
EDWIN DEA T. bLsD
kDAN EVENING. Dec =, 1902,
EDITH; Or. ina EARL's DhUGHTEg.
Fof tho Second Time. q.
MATILDA EBON........as..... EDITH.
Tho performances viii oculmclce Il u o'clock. D9on
opeH az 1o'c'ock
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
cAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT'
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER flICURURG. NASHUA,
LOWELL. CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and ,i,uucl steamers Of the Norw ch Ire,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY or NEW.lORk.
leave New Yo,k 6s,ly SUNDAYS excepted At O'Clock p M
from Pier so. 80 North Rive foo. Of Nesiry-st.,
FO8 SEW-LOGBQN.
there cOuncctirg WITH the - u5ni' LXpess Iran Tor me
above poin's via Norwich Worce ter Boston orcesie
Worcester Nnhua and Ncw LondonN Northern hairoad%
Fre-ht taken at tie Tor niorInnton inquire
OF J.. :. MARTIN, AGENT, on tho rief.
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
- TON NEN-LONDON, STONiNGrON, PRONI-
DTNCE EEWPObT, TAUNTON snd NEW. hEDf ORD
I'm splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
MOI ri ROCN win leave Pier No 10 r., foot of Court
land. q daily 'eXrcn. Suulsyl o. p m.
flscht taken tow b. other ine. once OF Com
panv No lis Wee. st., corner 81 Court 'ud..s'.,,
". ". EDWARDS, Agent
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, VIA NEW
I. PORT nd FAIL RIVER Ito splendid and sui e,iar
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt. brown. leaves New-for
cye.y TUESDAY, Thurs DAY, aud SATURDAY, at Z
O'Clock p. M snd thu EMPirE STATE, Capt Baylor On
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, aud FRIDAY. at 4oeioeA p m
from Pir No. 5 y. l..
Ne oaer no rooms will b. regarded 1el to any ep-
Mic an. until the same shall have been PAID for .
Fre 10 Polon f. forwarded through with sreas dispacn
WIN BORDEN. Agent, Nos. 20 and II Wallet
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HIneltal yMsiruiTcilis.
A MAGNIFICENT 7-octayc rosewood

"a PIANO.FORrE for SALE. III modern improvements
Around ccrueY. overstruug bss al iron plate fuy gnarsr
sed; mad 70 order cost t6Uo Tor $780, Including stool and
Cove. s.o Paror Furniture at sacdhoe. lngue Of NO
as West 6tlIst between STD aud t,h-ays
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luStellaneons.

COTTON WASTE for Wlping, Packing and
Z Paper stock. COTTON and kLAA SHODDY. for Bat
ting Wedding and Spunnr stock in lots nj, purchasers
o. sac % ~. ". TAULAAN, No. 20 Nhiian-st-
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TOR NEW-lIAVEN, HARTFORD, and
sI1ItGFIILD.---.e. me. ILh 1llf i"-'o' LIE
SLIP a.l .I.r n Thin leaves New-i4tet gonI ktr'h
~ 10 "roca p. Do. Night Line 1ht tina ifi. leave.
for Aeiy Haven sr ndsys cxceteIl a. u oc'ocA BE in
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pIANOS. MELODEOYS, HARMONIOUS

First cl.s for sale % lct Dy in'Aler.i on a'ca'
bic terms. PELOuBEr HARMONIOUS, Superior insra'
mens with one two three banks Il Keys r ~ TO w.
COTTAGE PIANOS fuly warranted = - 10 -'Hh . g.
j. NJ FELTON,, Nos. 81 aud o4j Broadway y. A.
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4 SPLENDID 7-ociaye Rosewood PIANO,
N made by bet lalers cost & 80 been wed shost
time perfect order warranted for tive years VIII ne sofa ~
$780, Inquire q Ne. 80 Beekess; fary leaving thr GU
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IT. DAkDUNN ILItl NO % UIV''FaJ'
AIR. MASON JONES'
Ifh ORArIOSS.
NJ MASON JONES hai ile honor 70 nnuo 4acr Ia!
TINS LyENlNG tWfDNESnAIl, Do 70 g,
he VII deliver an Ofs,n e. LIE Ckqrch Brooklyn 'na
stths .,...,.,,
BROOKLYN ATHENHUM.
Ga THURSDAY, Dec. IL.
CURRAN AND The WITS AND ORATORS Ot TIE
IRISH BAR
FRIDAY, Dec. ll--NeweTk
TUESDAY. Dec. l0-AcldeIny oi Music. he~.fo ok
Az ENTIRELY Nm GRAFTON.
SUBJECT. - ...-o,.t,-
THE EUROPEAN ASPECTS Of THE AhETV."H
nrnbLLToN.
WEDNESDAY Dee li--Chiou staten Island Subject
DEAN SWIFT
Colamuuic. ons fos sr MASON JONES 20 be adiTesso.
e sh IA
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WINTUROP'S JOHN BRENT.

80 TicknoT fields
Although not a high place rs finished worI
Of art can be assigned 10 this posthumous pro-
ducton, it possesses a peculiar interest ard
value AZ Illustrative Of the character Of The
author. II contains the materials for an nd
mirabe fictitious composition; the incident'
which it cmbodies are Of d truly exciting MI
t1rc; vein Of genuine originality persade'
the work; II abound, in separate passages OF
singular vigor and beauty; the personnges Of
the story are described with remarkable fidel-
ity 10 nature, and leave the most distinct I'M
preston of their individuality; but the outlines
Of the plot arc often merely drawn with a
Jacksonville baroness; the construction 10
loose and fragmentary; and the whole effect o'
the work 10 rather that Of brilliant study,
than of a complete artistic performance. stiil
il reveals 4 genius capable of far higher
achievements in tho field Of authorship. aud
had il received the Inst touches OF tho hand
that is now dust, it is scarcely too much IL
cay, that it might havo created Q now epoch
in American fiction.
Tho charm of tho volume in its present
state, however, will doubtless be found in the
frank and cordial expression which it gives
incidentally, il is true, of the feelings aud Pur'
poses Of the writer. Not that NO arc permit
ted to consider il as literal record Of person
al experience. IL il founded on scenes with
which Mr.. Winthrop was. no doubt, familiar
during his residence in California; 1t breathes
tho aromatic odors Of tho forest priIneval;'
the wild freedom Of tho pioneer gives per-
petual freshness to its pictures; it CLOVIS with
tho fiery strength of untamed animal life;
while it 10 rich in tho fruits Of profound re-
Election and sentiment. But the characters OF
the tale are scarcely drawn from actual expert
snce. They grew out Of the heart and im'si'
nation of the author, and serve ~ an impress
rive memorial Of his own richly gifted nature.
He was evidently enamored with the ideal Oh
a noble manhood. lie had an instructive aver
sion to everything brutal and base in tho form OF
humanity. The sturdy virtues Of the back
woodsman were more 10 his taste than the
efieminate refinements Of civilization. With q
largo and generous cultivation, both from books
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UkHRGED.

BULKLEY-POMEROY-Iu stoning'or. Conn. on WeSne.
~ frL 70 b, the Rev v ,nt, Henry =. huxley Ct
40 thuo T. Conn. and Rebekah w dsoshef CT The ate
Eaei. Poneroy, ED, itLe 70. Ter place.
Moudsy. FEB. L.. By the lev q.
s,x pet1 Theodore r. Bonn 70 Cora ella @icsst laughter
o. =. + ITiDe, esl.. al Of 90" CITY
ERFcrR BEKKOWlCZ 80 On Fiis, teb. H. ~ me
-, n urysor. Lent N.or,r j. B'eTcr %. ths pBrec
s,.,s AMY 70 Mis-. os,e HersoSist edesi daughter Of
CIT leol Hfrkow. ~, al d ,ais LAY
I'll RP-LEWIS--Oa Thursday, Fsb. IL, ~ thf i'' "ss
C,rhsri No. Il Bedford str'et, Thomas Ih-I 10 E""f
Lewi- both & New fers.
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DisasscrN. Ae.

LIyMKpooIr Jan. q The Metropolitan, ION Nsr ~,
hero the 18th thrown her beau sDis ~ se
s.tsr ssyns port and Compelled to throw o'srboss
portion 81 her cargo TO ri sh her ., .n.
a, bslw.k. damaged &c having encountered 'ioient
ssle o tile lst VI ,a,
KiAoRoAp. Ian. 2aThe Godsn Fsge i'o% NV u,ss
.,.tar has arrived with loss Of Diunsce boss n"V"s
> p,e, before making Lnujy. - =, -, lo.t Al
Los oP BssK M,R,iASo-The esrt M.Iyi". s,.s 4
and owned by Green al others OF Provd. nc. ~ S.yh
reoo,,dl The vessel and eargo ale insorcd ~ Ns"
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Mr.. II. CLAY PREUss. who was imp Gated BY
The Report Of the Potter Investigating Committee re-

pels the charge in a card. wherein be says;
~ III. opeurg OF this rebellion hcrssty believed that
OF the Southern rope had been sled 20 great
eNten; by politicians sud ~n.e tht
d oyalfy pied their blindness, even ne fse phles
unisI pylcrir ns xhea eGse teDce Of desb ne scdr
sud sy God have "a your soul" And tins PITY
aod sauconed by the letter Of criminal
~ has been tortured iDto syfpGhg far NJ southern
ssr,mefw However, honest others may have been 10 en-
.ertaing mote yiIGicive sentiments fer ny ON rule Of
conduct IL iie have ado ped this frnns Which denied
ON the lsW % tile great teacher OF Oairf; tfefEhTs
IT, e nothing for rertHg>! And by this ioliB1is an
determined % live and DE.
IN conclusion will add that however DESTROYS was 81
Desce of the veIrd questions Of tue dy tbe very
moment that the co8.ttsi ruler o. my country "'s eo'
PEELED b. tue soemn obligations Of lis official oar 70 ase
Te o. enforce the and protect the pnJc property
he. oueBt took ~ decided sand sssnst crcn re0ehon
I'D prepared PROVE bs unnp eac tnie ~ neny
nu5cy dec red ms readiness. wherever eed noa 10 "ass
NV IN desle II the GOy.ln,lt, sna nave lAOgied On-
fasLsy rosa that time t. the present sonenl IA osssnn-
Eating tlroug public pres the soundr's end most nne
.aisoctl sentiments u oJ atty 10 my county Tee 10
.noSn by t. fruits sDd by has w'Ias oha here 70
Is 'fuy refer the public printed collection fooh 70 %
from the press. OF my patio.e eonn.2h, 70 me
o IA papers 81 the day H. obAi Hi'NS''
riRE Al STATES Isl 'ND.--A fire broke oct a!
,cloo, OF Monde uourgin the eiass laasc.oy e.ned
,v 10 EFT Mckee situated IL the rear n Ntshts hot,
TO uiusy e The building, fol coechcs md three ss sns
nrrsde.'royd Loss tbort Flso0-pstay ii'ts1 ID the
4 lsniic and R1ch uge olhcts.
xz---. Srar-sr7--A
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- ~ COO bbs Flour. 200 bags orn 1T 1T 100
.i's.r,,.,x iT,Oo busa Corn, 1000 oosh "a 20
bD.l ost. D. eco pAss Provisions 'o"' PSA"
pressrI l!oss
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TO the surface If che could but be her happy sell,
what lair world she would suddenly create aboot
her! 600 No
She was dressed in rough gray cloth, as any Lady
might be for journey She was evidently one whose
resolnte neatness repels travel.staiOs. Afier he
tawdry, drasgled silks Of tie young womep we pso
Just seen, her simplicity was charulinely tfesb.
Could she and they be Of the tame race OF heblgs.
They were apart far coarse from iine az sllUp
from brazeD. To see her here among this horde WISE
horror In itself. No horror the ers that she could
not blind hers If to her position and her fate. She
could lot fail to see what bane was beauty mere.
bat she had done so was evident. Size had essayed
by severe planness OF dress to erase the lady NON
her appearance. very idle attempt! There she
was, do what che would her beauty trinmphing over
al The wrong she did to 1t for duty cake.
All these observations / made with one glance
Description seems idle When one remembers cow
eyes can see at fash what 1t took eons 10 prepare
Tor and lifetime to form.
The development of the plot is made to pivot
on q series OF circumstances which can scarcely
claim the merit of probability or artistic apprO-,
priateness; but, in spite Of somewhat reckless
management, the interest Of the story never
flags; it is inspired with the exhaustless vitality
of tie writer; and must be pronounced work
of genius, if not O work of art.
FORT LAFAYETTE; Or, LOVE- ssD ssct.sios A
NovKL. BY bES AMIN WOOD. l3mo PIP. 49, Carleton
TIL, didactic portion Of this romance is FAR moro
romantic than the plot IL deals ont the stale seces.
sion doctrines with emphatic reiteraticn, earnestly
striving to clothe those political fctions with the
semblance of truth. a series Of sansuinary even"
form the bloodred tissue of the narrative hnt they
are thrown together in bad. diSjointed manner, and
the Story, after dazzling train OF meiodramanc
splendors, abruptly terminates with homily which
would make al excellent tract for the Peace society
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NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
class VII lave New York on the Ist lin ana
21x ef each moth except when these oets ~ on
Tor freight passage spPy At the only osce 10 bosnns
green H. 10. AhhhN' A~o"~
CONVENIENT of the UNITED SIAIES-
~ Executive ard Jadicia, Invoys ana sn
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