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lAiyer ,emeni.i
GIVE CONSTITUTION WATER A FAIR TRIAL.
We meat sou who .re under sDrcolis care from
year i0 year and VIC particularly alric u ladies who
are siany rrsortirg TO ic0i aBd ell sorts
OF oi explorations Cor dsea,e- vim A. much chance OF
sIc ess iAcIe would from local sppiieons TO tho
ttr,ai for diseases nRihe lT1.a. sod wholesale 81
nogrAS - AMFN ~ 10 CHfIs,. and al arusg SITS.
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OIL WELLS.
Oyycr o., rpp rEtsiDISr fsrsoL-cs CospANr' No.
II ro. vsy rocrn NO So New loss.1is Company Ar
nov r,sdy 70 grant aa-s LIBERAL terms 10 psres who
wien lspd. undeIisd By Oh b. q tns
L. urv ed The Allegheny River. ilenll snd %
cuplne Cre.k, rmbgalns II ten and o9e iE Es"
OF
suPralon BOnIss TERKiroar
and prrssnt sfast induceu.p FOR time sd particulars
sppl, 10 Joax ~ CLiYp rodent Slp~ntfntni 1t ri
don't ycnAsso ocny Pa q: ht oice c. the eoGpsnJ -
AxoRT EryARps President
T. Co.lST. Secretary.
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Shoes, SHOES, Sboes-
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES.
RUBBER-SOLE BALMORAI6.
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
WARRANTED 10 WEAR SIX MONriIs AID ovGA
Pvt, cNor.a rnd Plenarts~ S,oe Fer Mad>
~ For ssio by =. lie shoe ssDrot AK tor hess Ass%
and ale oiher
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Dsyfin s. Co..
iisvng dstsrmin.i H. csiy over no h@i7y "oSdA nTS
announce Il en- us.aI
WINTER REDUCTION
Oh ALL
FALL. AND WINTE!;
CLOTHING,
- ia operation un. the clcse of the year
AZ tho prr.nt iodcetiops favor additional rise In ~
vsue Of all Woolcn Fabrics would commend this opps
tuny 60 de et,euasn o. s,l buyef- Of WINTER WEAR
This REDUCTION VIII apply alike Go the
CUSTOM, READY MADE AND FURNISHING DKPAHe
MINIS
OF both stores
BROADWAY. GOatIER ORANDSr
BROADWAY. cOI.SER WARREN &c
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Wsntor,
n VOC wat OvercoAs also god Winter
Clothing In cvrry vsdsty and At prDes loo. siso
Chidr,0iv ClotIn. 81 to y X. BALDWihR
No. 10 sod y Bc~sry the ,lrs-.s sss0rsneot -
soro IN tbs d.y
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Dcmulcess (.


DcepuirerE Desnulcess
DEMUI.OENT!
This ,ntirsy s.sp oeyocd a. ccarSl.os tins bsA
poqri y-t or.ted tor
Chapel Or TENDER HANDS
TIM NURSERY. AND ALL TOILET Uss36
Mxnnis-tersJ only by
j. @. HULIS SON. NO 3I fARH Row, H. Z.
VIII, oarrs upwsd u 100 t.es Of rost and Stads
5oaDs NJ CANDIDA For sAo By mDss all respectable doa4es
yuIias u. PohiS. NJ. D..
vorusry OF ed sacoe.scr %
DIR. JAMES r. chiffon & Co.
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST.
No o. Prlco-SS. New iort.
~ partiruis "a TIE Ansly o. Ovvs AfA>a
HinerA. hier Wsiers Co-nrvf,lal Products, 10, &c.
Cabinet Farnitar~sn sqnenes Of Tho fsr In 80
oess stooA ~ greatly reduced prees, coos:tn4
OF parton library dining resaVios and ocd-oom ses, uade
he be. ss<-d ri.iegsi adj ths e-, fashionable syS
uniss Tho direct superntsnisooe o. Mr. j. T. BrsunsdcS
All goods warrsated WE'LL BRAUNspOB1s
betve>n Es.eI and Norfolk eta. rs and izT AviEonst
Tn R.rosd All Cor-ls1dt STAGES within I've
LlackS Of the ssoee.
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\ CARD.
Tan MErxoroLTraN Gocr AND SHok EnPoaUs
NO. ST3 Broadway.
" A. BsooE having Tor the sressr oonYrnsnoc o. hirseli
and cu,,ono,. removed rom his Old store IN Futon o., and
conc.ursfsd hs business he I'D couiDotius broad
way r,ors IL now prepared osr for the n.p~con o. lis
rsrop. IN. mos tssaif1l assortment Doors SHofs
rsts AID sIipYyns - orn5 An til. City His ssok OF
s,ods comprises -v-ry variety u style Tor ladi~ CENT
Ms.e. Boys and Children Tae pins invited % cal snc
.Iain.D- Al W SO Brosa~ay opPo.s he heuopo.sA ote
HOLIDAY PRESENTS OF
AFFECTION CaAKIrI.
WuFtfEH 4 WrsoEs Hisnssr FKxS1us
LoCnSrfycH
SsvIss MACHINE
10 o. broadway. new OK.
+. Sc, wusyrrR WILSON'S Butsom.Ilo.s Machine.
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fAlsorS aHutl

.JgFgRs, No. 513 Broadway, & now prepared
10 sell BE Ladiea' ana ChildrrEs SHOas ana Gents
Plain ana Fancy SlirriRs Il prices I" sni Tire Tine
fAdvcrtiseusrt
AZ RUTrNy PASSl$ INTO WINTER, ASD CnUr-
ling fo, arise rcF.r ard cre ihft pnnctnGi scourge
of 81 large pur on o. ,srritOGg makes IT. droeG
appearance - Ceeso H. iuiliSo strength eud 'ignr
Into the digestive organs acd Muscular ana nervous
systers by oi iho pure>i ErgotaLiG tonic ~.
existence. Il f1IIfERs STOMACH iiirlrss.
Sold everywhere. heN -Nofk office, No. etedAI -.
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A kYMARgABLR COxBiSArio5.-lt IL uni
yer,s, admitted that In the s,ys Of ls for Ii" Fan
.ou I;cdseed By KnoI the hs,'er OF No 9u Broadway
oOrnes o,renSn st. there combined beauty o. material
axqu. hni,h elegant style and peculiar bss''1in'ns''-
qualities hiel S.ndot IL highly popular.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT or kiPoRTED BOors
sIYyu and vrrrurs sold cheap TO close tb- stock
NJ !. HnL No ST. Broadway.
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HALE's HosBY oP HoARHoUHD AND IAR.-A
certain cue for Coughs Cold huenzs, IIo.rs-nss~ Dtcat
Br,.tps AID al Atsctions OF s fafost broneha Iuoe'
hornd soh~. a, r,tlos Tho Tar OF Balm OF Oiled p-.
trAe- c,enss ard hess al psris Of thn thre. ra ah1
h.r. Is hins liz T., ~ cents pe< bottle For sale BY oil
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lAd,er.,senertl
HOLIDAY tifS ASD O'L2COATs.
Roy from go II 50
Aicn-- rem 40 % So
T. V BRoEAw - Four'h.avr.. opposite Cooper Ont"n
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S sEwIsG MACHINES

WHEELER a WILSON'S SEwIsG MACHINES
Ron saIx aud To Int No $50 Broadway, corner IT-y
second sI VI stsr., BY J. 7. EIIf, - 49,
Mr. j. r. lIIIs has long been ia the employ Of ths ess
s be found great colvnrnee ia supply .
necesius- Of thoss Who tho n.cnin- Ia t'c uTos
par ety. whe 20 those purchasing naohne no '" Dc
; con petebt Instructor II Tribune .
eass a.. past year above. the -ss OF thefy have
ben liberal m ,hoh notices Of s ony place up town hr~
Nu.TlnH M,Isoss Machines sre n be obtained. hio
.oit ,he continued patronage OF our old cusoerers 81
ut or srns ars invited 20 cali end erInne before gchA'
lDa Mscliur. carefully rrpsvl sk, cotton ne-di.s, no
Nehin-. ard opers,ers into iainss Browns bsoy
TsBees supPLed d 4. LII4N
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BURNyrT's COCAINE kills dandrufi, dresse.
thu hair perfectly and ruServ soo snA glossy. rhsss ~
vostn.ss LIMITATIONS Of whieh ths public should bewarN
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yYYyIIth C0gGRESs--Second Session
SENATE

SENATE
WAsblNaTos. Monday. Dec. IL 1854.
snsts was osiled to order by Nj. Clark,
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium, Elias
,is stitch sgwIse-N.,sIEss Nos 40 bfsewAy' new
YoIk AID 22s Fal.on At, brooklyn.
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ivory AND PKAaL JBwBLRY, LATEST Styles
--wn VI wsLtISs. No. Ei Broadway, " T. h,a OF 'h'
t,.Ideu Elephant
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HnLs HAN DYE, 50 cents, Black or Brown
Reliable Depot, No Bsrc.syd~ Sold By al drusssts
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ARTIFICIAL LINES b. FRANK. PALMBR, LA ".
(,,v,s fup M PArsBY LnBa 10 SOLDfSns-T~si -
B'vAY MI 1903 CasSrSrr ~. .phss - 9sssvtsf, -
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ii YOU want 10 know, &c, read
MEDICAL CoNnos SHSsE
eur,, bcc for eurous seope and good book fo' cvei
one Price 81 ~ To h. bsj q. I'll news depoA. eonsen
In. !. II. FooYs. No Ito DrOsdwsy n r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-06

10 f.e Ea,f2r Of JAe " y T,ibune
SIR: On the 3lst ultimo ] wrote letter 10
The Herald In reply 10 IN article which appeared In that
Journal Of the same date resting the entire blame upon
the officers oil the Italian igatc. and placing the acoi.
dent b the Re dc Ilsie az their fault.
Ny letter up 70 the present time has remained With
out notice. nor can o.an possession Of the document
eft with them.
Knowing that your ctteemed journal II noted Ion is
mpaIt TALLY, would thank you for al inssftion Of lhs
roiutation OF tina, statement.
Iwas invited (and socepeG) TO 20 out with the 10
Dc Italia or trial TRIP. and witness to the facts
10 they occurred and know that step was taken ~
Capt ImDer. without personally consulting Capt Com
stock and the plot. ar Mcinn "a pilot placed on board
by the builder Of the gate. Mr.. Webb Ihoard Capt
Tmbet FAY or Capt Comsock advising and ordering the
ship TO stand half IN hour out and haf hour IN that
be should prefer 10 stand 10 the northwest as he feared
some misfortune. the engine being all they had 10
rely upon but Capt g. overrled his wish by the above
order and ii BY carr, ing ont Capt. Cs order after
the announcement u the reported shallow wafer that
the ship struck. Being anxious that only those who
merit the blame and that should not ccnsure the
complement Of officers who are foreigners here and
strangers 10 Our coast unless they merit 1t. am
ready to testify 10 the correctness Of the above report
to any whom 1t might concern. and remain. dear S1
yours very truly RICHARD X. S0no
Jan,;. No. q aouu, strsst.
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DIED

lgpoOKs--h Brooilyr. on Sunday Jan. J. lHs, ahHe'
Iyin- BfooLs ede.. son Of Thomas and Anna T. BROOKS
s.oI yeas aud infnths - ,r ,,,.s
tn, sti,e. az r Of 'he family tfy invited
10 1ft.nd h. fn.ra from the s.Gsnce o. MS parents NO
l3 li-sn street, ednesdsy, Jan o. ut ~ a. "''hou'
further Invitation. .
ChGTFE-On MONDAY Jan T. 1894 sarsh Lawrence rrh''
ofthr late Thomas Carter. agst II years ana III usl.
I'll. sud fynfs Of the finy src r-peetuiy 's'u
10 attend IN. fund. from the residence of her son
C.r-r No ~ Bow,ry "wednesday afternoon a's e'oes
without further Invitation
fORBFg-On Tuc-dsy morning jsn. John intt son u
john NJ aud Ann Elizabeth FORBES ased IL dsJs-
HOW ARD-on Tursisy. Dec u, At BIZ re'1iencr oen
John e. Howard Of Brooklyn, inncSy OF ho"%as
| Conn. aged ~ yesrs and months
IKFLsFYsuddnly heart d.sasr IT the horse 81 h'
inI.v Joseph Msrsin, ~ brooklyn on fnhay 'a" -
Iioa Horace Kelsey, ESQ.,. IA hi, ~! year ,c,i.
fond lu.bani snectiorso father snd hf'ora 49,
tsn Though suddenly, and without moments "ih"@ wv
~ss found ready for bic MA-t.fs cs ,. - ,..,l, Al,
Mr. k.i,.y yas oficsr IA tho War ofibl. et"n W ~
his hous he honorcd srd beloved by all who fn'" nun
S.w fisyen (Copn.) aud California papers plss.e eopS
LOvETr-0n Tus.dsy, Jan. ., George Lo'o'' =" '"' ~
Tie s.iys. anI -ds Of tho fn, and those Of II: sons
law Ecolos Glende aud Ambrose e hins,itha nv It
.pstf, invited to attend his funeral hon hi. iae res;
dcnco No. 70 Union square tntsy JAM o. "'oSi0
without further invitation. -, ii.
dsushter Of tho a,s Edmund o. Lsnsdon formerly Of b'n'
lie. Isaa sua 'bs Gi'aa. VI Ass ~ s'sa's Ss p'ss !"
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Lntr Southern News.
DEATH OF GEN. GREEN.

u
From The Richmond Dispatch, Dec. "a
Gen. Thomas j. Green died at his residence
IN Warren Comfy n. c., on the 18th inst, aged o.;
lie figured az General In the Texan war of ihne~hd
ence a member Of the Texan Congress The leader o'
the Mior expedition. one Of the band OF Mer prs
oners" and subsequently historian Of that Transaction
He was aftervarda state Senator IN California abo
eneral Of the militia Of that State. lie was
thorough and devoted friend OF the Confederate Cause
SCARCITY w SHOES
The Norman (Ga.) Buaet'n, under The above
caption says; 4.
render it exceedingly doubtful whether the army cen DC
ohod comfortably the present Wn.er $40 10 s2s Is
paid ior pair VI boots that cost heore tue ~ir Slu
Common brogsns sell for SIS and $40 il frne thai
the few articles used in the Manufacture Of boots and
shoes have advanced IN proportion 10 0thei thns pu'
IN q boot or shoe the leather Is The main item.
BLOcE,DR PRICES At wiLHISGIoS, DC IL.
French wove corsets, IS each; nadfer hanfk''-
chef s2s soa Sc 50 q eoL iin.eys ia ~ oregi
lust,r s6Q46 IS; cobuT.s, 81 d+s .o pnni sssor
rolors - 6!dS - 10 alpaca, = @dTs ~; de"nr'
al ~ Wef.h flannel - 5od ss fancy flannel le sesr
T.. saaoay SO 50 flucy 'hiring - beicLef '.rn
q 81 81 wooden cloth, slla3oi blue bfoAdeo'h 10 eA
hlo41cIott
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The 4. =, sanitary Commission

"a ,nnrrsnt ant OF funds II, operations the relief Of Tie
Army were extensive and effective 'hsn 10
d,poi every military ceney no sshingoo
10 lie 0rsrc The money value oftle .rppes issued 10
he Army % the Po,onsc during and meiiAey amer Get.
tysburz exceeded seventy thousand dollars Its Issues
Jhn.lan like scale. Thousands OF men needing
special Relief" daily cared fer In Il. Homes IL
trains follow soldiers eseEywhere
IN pee on Hospital Inspection, Hospital Directory Trans
the sick aud wounded, Ac are III iu opcrfon
The cost Of al this iesayng work Is not less tsn kSJ nv
hos aud doss per month Its funds now much feduose
ard rdas contributions requested 70 sustain
Tie Fair that have been got with such admirable an9
Ro,on though reported everywhere for the benefit Of The
Sanitary Commission" hare not yet contributed eolay
fge0suyt The thus raised have eeoreceive$
by the branches OF tie Commission at those ces feect
lively. -, ,, A..
he's .. u 81 made up into cc,hSs beddins A.
I'd o purposes They thus relieve the treasury Of the
Commission the necessity OF purchasing supplies belong
Ing clss.s But they encei no su 70 Gy otes
dryartnent OF us work. .
those who desire fuller information tie organization,
bod and OF the omm, reerrrd 10 statements
o is system and of the application OF its innds rust pub
shed copies Of which nay b. had on spl anon ~
office OF the nited States Sanitary Commission NO -
soadvay or AZ the kookssTe o. A. ~ = hsd'Pn NO ~
Broadwsy.
IL i submitted 20 all humane and patriotic men that the
oni.. hss saved aud daily saving lives the country
afford whist IL doing 10 economne inc dfe
and hs ia Of soldiers worth to h. coany en nes ne
money the Conr.sion has received sni Of direct p,o
teal ipors 70 every interested ia diminishing The
cost and ;he duration Of 'fs war. A.. ..,,,-.
Contribution. may b.. sent h. the Treasurer Of No ID WSt
st., or No gl3 Broadway, New-iork.
by order Of the standing Cenn;,tee :; srvoxa
Treasurer United States Sanitary ComH.ssioa
December q, 1853.
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Ob,eouics ef-Arcabishop Hughes.

At o'clock yesterday morning, the body Of
Archbishop Hughes removed from tie residence OF
the deceased, in Madison avenue 10 St. fatreks Ca'he
dral Tie remains we're followed By q number OF the
clergy the Trustees Of the Cathedral and the Managers
Of the Catholic Orphan Asylum. in carriages. AN In
posing oatafque draped with black velvet and Grape
"a constructed in the center aisle near tie altar ara
here lies In state the body Of the Archbishop. arrayed
In his full Episcopal robcs-cassock rochei arnice ao'
cincure, stole tunics and mauiple On bis head is the
inter and Oh lis left appears the erozer The collin IN
which the body is to be placed when the time FOX D'sr
ment arrives bears this inscription;
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VraveIcrs' (;uide.

To albany by Iiudson n. H.. o. "an-n.s,....7. 10
en- afd g. s. and ioi y. Sandy irsn..... 3.frp m
~ M Sandy t?s m
To Ho.,or bv N,w. London lire. Pier ~ ~ r.,
s,onnsion lins, Pier " n; r.: sod Val h'of
line Pier NJ H., daily ,suncay .Sc"ps'dl...;.' r N
To Boston by E.w.lls,sn Nm. VI. spsiufnela
21--- a15fih-ay.. q w. i2t y .nd Q. ~
10 boston by New Haven Nh 2'ths. and "n,
sy via Shor. Lins........l:. and p Sunday ..
To BufaIo, BY Enc RR, foo, of Chambers
and 10 A. ~ ana p h
To IslIp Fire island and other resorts on Long
Island by l.. Railroad, from janice SIP and
foot Of 3{th ST.. r.. n' and y IA
To Nm. Wet by Central Railroad Of Ncw.Jefsey,
foot Of Coartlind. II. ana "a. N. IN: ..md y m
To Philadelphia by New Jersey Raj road, foot Of
Courtlsndtst. = and 10 g. m. Ia M. and 9. r. H.
and u midnight sunday... u %
To Philadelphia by Camden and Anboy Railroad.
PjeT 90 N r. foot Of Barclay "a 10 ~
To WssLipxtSs by New .gsr"y RA.e snSWSW
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CBcNSATI. Tuesday, Jan. 5 ls5i.
The Ohio Legislature organized yesterday.
j. X. Hubbel was elected Speaker OF the House. aud
VIZ. j.. Davis Clerk OF the Senate.
Governor TOds Message Is very brief. He saws
that the financial affairs OF the State were never IN
better conditions that the public debt has been reduced
SOS 600 and that the militia system adopted by the
Legislature last Winter has proved success He rec
omInsGds that the banking corporations row existing
under State authority be given all reasonable facilities
Cor closing their businoss.
lie attributes the escape Of John Morgan 10 nee!i-
venos. arising from Misunderstanding between tba
civil and military officers Of the PenitoniiaIy o! ih.r
respective duties. He calls attention 70 the bravery
and gallantry Of soldiers III the Held and that
although this wicked Rebellion tiii continues can
Justly claim for Ohio fun performance Of duty In D..
effort crush it. He says the number Of troops Taifcd
since the beginning Of the war is 2OO.6a.
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ger ill.,, ~ .arts,a ',saitfiss er'' ~ o.sT foiasa
~ ..HJnpfr
WAIryTas n. bfeaiNaf ana itififftiA
sf..'-fsss 1sr y.insuts-s ola .f giisn G.n'.,nrt
wIsTin OaEp,s Bfo-ls-y oppofs bond seei-iia at =
Leave dsr.
oI,yrio 1rE.TyK Bro4ieay. above Horton .tTso-
G.ni.ll.'s a. f.bsui.
D.Hsu.s sr.rr. broad. .y-tfs.t French 6isn' - snt
BOY Two Dy.rs, &C., a. a. bggf--iessi 'oi Leave
Afternoon ard Eseaihf
yis 1YsrAsAs Hgs,Grbg Hrosdway shove sirns f'gtt,
Grand Ca .vsl Of VII Animals.
EsoApsAr sPauuysrlH ifQadwsy n'af hsOone street
Eprestfsn and Auisii, Y ronlaness. .
Ilopr ,nusL Drosd~ay a. we foufsh 'Eeo'-Ihe Asm'
no Oh -tsrrcscop'icon.
AcIpEsy NrsIc oi Irving rscs md living p1ss
--Gpera ~ fai,'."
gisLo, SaIooy broadway sbo,s Prince street.-The nyer
-atcI. 'onrer.
bEooxIfs sqADrsr ~ nr.c aonss.s s,. non Court 1t
"sLyocA' ny kd~ booth
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The burning Of NJ. Jo-cph's College.

PUlLADELTFIA UdU q
Information has been received fere OF the
burning Of ST. JOsephs Catholic College MAR Monlrose
in SnsGrehqnna Comfy. The fire took place at ue
hour last Friday night after the pnpis had retired
There were about hundred boys IN the College blt
all fortunacl, escaped. \ few lost thelF ciotls' ne
princinal the Rev Hugh Monahan was absent In Tins
ctr ar he time II Is repor that lie church ATTACHED
to tho College was also bnrINd. voc.
FISGu.MToS. y. l., Tuesday Jan O. 1864;
Ct Tosenb's College distant abou. IS niles from tbs
riaoo VS. c,tirelT DESTROYED on New Years night
RE 6uiIdirg was uninsured. and cost about g eco
The chapd was elegantly fitted and adorned, s.,r Tie
le.e was in 1ouTshng condit!on tLeIe PENS ng"iy
nyosors engaged assisted by fcur subordinate teach
rrs The Libraries were al destroyed and were very
valuable The lss cannot easily be estimated.
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attend The funeral from The Moravsn Church IN Jay street,
resr nyre svcnue Brooklyn Thursday at p m The
remains will be inferred in Greenwood.
Epssh pepers pl ne copy.
sFDGNICK-On Monlsy Jan. 1861 ct his residence NO.
a. Past Theth street Rodeck Sedgsck. aged 10 years.
II relatives aud friends % his family invited to attend MS
funeral Il tie Mercer street Church on "wednesday morn
ing 9th Inst. ct ?, O'Clock
SIMPSON - On Friday Jan l. 1854 Ella NJ C. Simpson,
uy child b. Lieut. Col IL w Winfield and Iva sinpson;
The ss and erd. Of tie imily respectfully invited
10 attend the funersi 1t o'clock on Wsdnescay ON ns.
nom me residence Ct Der parents at as hotel corner
OF Canal and Centre Streets without further invison
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Mosr Rgy. JOHN HUGHES. d. d.,
an bishop, lsi Archbishop Of Newly ok,
DIED JAN. 3, 1904,
In tbs 26tb year Of hi. kpiscopate.
In the 10th year Of h's age.

The funeral will take place on Thursday on which oc
cason the Right Rev. Bishop Timon Of Buffalo vi" cei'
citrate the High Mass at 10 a. M, and tie choir OF .pe
Cathedral under direction Of NJ Harrison offahs''
viu provide the music. The Very Rev. Nj. S'lr1f'
Vicar General win be the assistant priest ana 'e he'
Messrs Quinn and Preston win act as Deacon anu
deacon The Rev. Mr.. Monterrey pHvate secretary
% the deceased viii olciae Master OF Cerenoh.s'
ard the funeral sermon will be preached by B'nop MIC
Closkey OF AlbaDF
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.

dAkRi5bCb1, TUESDAY, Jan = Ar,i.
The Senate occupied the day in balloting Tor
Speaker. Eight ballots taken but all suited IN
= tie. the absent Senator 20 give the casting vote
remaining At Richmond. prisoner Of war
lar. Lowry OF Centre County proposed that a com.
nittee be delegated 10 request Je Davis 20 release the
prisoner in order TO organize the Legislature but
amendment was substituted to make Mr.. Lowry The
committee. the motion Withdrawn.
As the tie vote promises TO continue In the Senate
Gle prospect AZ organization Of the Legislature and
Of tie reception Of the Message Of Gov. Curtin.
n.sIs uncertain.
Both Houses hay adjourned until morruY.
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R,ilroad Accident.

CINCINNATI Tueeday, jim 8, Ietf.
The Messenger train from Cincinnati and o
train from DAYTON on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
pavton road collided seven miles this side of Dayton
at 10 o clock this morning. The btggage-nestcr was
Killed and ID or 20 others were injured. NO o,eer
particulars have been received except that the TRAILS
are represented to be badly smashed up.
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EcclesiassicnI.
NEW. UAyYx. Tnesdey

NEwHAvEs Tuesday. Jan. s. 1864.
The proceedings Of the Ecclesiastical Council.
recently held here comprising IL Of the 81 Congrega.
sional Churches In Connecticut which endeayored 10
accommodate the Independent Congregational Church
aud its minister the Rev. Mr.. Carroll have received
yeyiew Of the Church Committee which completely re.
flutes all the charges preferred and fully indorses the
does Of the church. and the character aud standing
Ire minister In the denoIDna W which Le belongs
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