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IsnssenSsn AIrLxeA

\, s,ea-,,r yGzoo from Ne,s O,ierasHrs sIfrough,,
four children and servant a. Bsglsn j. C. Cursn QssD-
olo, q. W. SAID. and others IN s.eersse-
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TBg ORIErTALs prded tbemselves on Their
Mocha bat the modern enjoy With equal relish hs CoygtS
kao~p al tie and are kA,r INDIA CoyTEn boc
b. 81 1Tocers Price pc per % AtE for bKSrh hoeths
genuine Genera Depot No l3a Reade't
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MEETING OF THE YETBRAYs.-A meeting Of
,hs Veterans Of the War Of 1912 held AZ Military
Han No. 1913 Bowery, on Friday afternoon Aid JsTe-
utah presiding. On notion IT was resolved 70 send
Sen. H. Raymond 10 Albany as delegate to Grge upon
The Legislature the claims Of the above body for conf
yensation for clothing and equipments furnished by
,aem In the War o. 1872
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Ri..s.. 1;zS S.t......... 80 HsosSe'L... bE
WITBk Tas pAr
Sandy Heck gtl Gov i.oi.. g:.1 Hell 3sis.....i0:2a
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rRlTSsLEkyE NEWBORN,

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORKi
For Ner. haven, e(EE.l 1850 H. l5;is tELh -
0rl $50 40 snd (EI p. Il.
Fox Bridsepcrt a. (Erl. il:sOA n i2:l3 Exb sre
70, or Milford and STAFFORD s Il;oo. N. 80 A'or.
Fer fairfield. soathpoH sud Wss'port, l. hSs m s'~
81 NcrrIt, : $50 n.so . m AIS tELl 500 EIA
s:e0. t.S $3.50, (tx pm. -
sor DsIies ana Greenwich $50 lliS nj $50 SiN
~ stanford, :, lE1l ESQ 1880 o. i2.l' x) sSs
u $50 go $780, lEI)Rm
for Port Chester and internss stations, $50 lila
". J 80 49, s;C, $3.50 p N, " -
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Spr g6eld ,Ex 800 tEgh ~ -
FOR Boston, VIA Shore Line ll;is (fA.l, p NJ
koE Hartford aaG Springfield. lELl n'0 "a ~
Nrhe pm- 49,,
il,1na ~. 20 N0fthsn r'on.
For hartford Providene. sed FIstkin Railroad lEGk
For New Haven New -Lorios ard stoninstou ksirssS
For Isi asIosd, l,:is r. u. % Northampton
For tIou.ionic Railroad. q n
zoo NAIgstslck Railroad, 81 m, ~.
FOG Dsubury and 1yvalk Railroad, :, $50 n
Corl,uodiors steering Cars attached 70 Trains
JAMES h. hONf. Snperintsrdese
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i)rofessionaI Notices.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ CounsslorstLsw Proctor and Advocate IN u 8 Cor q.
No. $50 ba.d0sJ, Esw-yob. heslGsnce-So. ~ Lo"s'H
Isrrar-, West .Jaat (bet~eon Oh aud iUtn-4tsl
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grsieH.

Ian T-Yteamers-Plato, City OF lfcJ virginia
S1Ip,-F q. Cutting, Jupiter, Tho Baker ri. 4,
Raks--Itubeu, Wanoim, ssa Hanger, t"rs,s i"p"' nv
8 ,,igs-pedro hlroa'a, Martha d. ~ ruylo,.
ecboora,g--t rank Lewis, Iiio CIoade.
Memoranda.
s..snsh,n Fyenint Star sails day for B4'srA ard
~ Orlsnn, f,oll Pier No. ~ Y. T.. a, II IA.
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feattrs, 6topeo, Sc.

nARRISONr PATENT IMPROVED
III COOKING RANGES With Desne's Patent ws,.rTop,
for Hotes and Families made and soh By bkhMh ALL,
DEANF Co. No. s69 Carast, 200 feet sost OF brosdN sy
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ANNUAL RHPoRT or THB CROrOy BoABD.-
yhom the annual report of tAe Crofon Aquecuct Depart
nent hich has just been presented 10 ;he Common
Council, we learn that during tie year ending Deceta
49, a gsc9 Their. Nvar. cxrauied for
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Al the T,rnfieih.street Iniversnilst Church,

bet yeen 81 b and hags., "a. he'. b o. bsuOhS WI
TOMORROW MORNING, Al los o'clock. A.. ~, ~ = =
EVENING, al u. Subject: he thsl beyeh not 'hsl o.
au.dn ftIaaer, invited The Conrse @! serneHs ~ All
lrcnt cersym.a being concluded IN this church w teas
service will .acr 10 MORROW BE- discorusd aud The Aii'i
noon sefvire rssumad a. heretofore
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The total extent of mains laid during he year meas
yes zee $40 feet which sdded 10 !hose previously laid
makes grand total Of 20 miles Le Tero-t states that
Sae ne reservoir has capacity o. ono billion nne nil
bon gallon making total Of @04 coo o1o gallons The
average daily Of water is ssied a. 70 f0s
5i7 gallons The sIoouni received irOu Wnef rena and
penalties during the year $50 rs - being IN M
crease Of s7. "a 80 in CON psrson with fhe receipts Of
she preyiocs year The Commissioners Drge upon the
Common Council TIE propr.ety OF completing without
Delay the proposed extensions and improvement OF tic
sQueduet works, and call tAe attention Of tho same
body to the FlpesioFit7 OF Tire trsp-bock pavement
The report is quite volaninOus and contains much
interesting matter.
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Religious Motifs.

All tLat will come niay come snd hesi the gore
preached N IL purity ~ the Rev. VIZ. y nd
iirsx,r ,srtng At . &C acf Ft-HDRLOW and sise on
TUESDAYS snd FRIDAY EVENINGS, st7t
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NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION Of COPART-
~ HEnsRIP--rhs COMPREHENSIVE heretofore En-
~ spd bswsen the VndsrrsaeS undss the
bs.LDlCT RAIL Go. 10 dissolved ~ mutual consent
and either 10th essd 10 the s.stais Of the
~ Liquidation.
4 S. BENEDICT, Z. :. BENEDICT,
W A. KALI. X. e. SCUTBWiCK.
January 1, 1874
The Undersigned hsvs THIS DAY fornef cOrARthER-
SIR unasf tie frr n4ns OF HALL, sOUrHN1Ck q Co.,
commencing Jan ieos sna e1,srinF 70 Jaa / so Snd
viii eonsinec ths be.ness lstey Cared 90 o. ShHEo!C4
HALL 4 Co. 81 No 81 Par. TsV, hcv-No -
WILLIAM a. HALL, AnOLPhusFNftlsb,
HENRY G. sOUKltWtCk, AUGUSTUS hlRkhAA,
JESSE ST. JOHN, MATHEW bUshEh
ROSWELL 5 BENEDICT, sp>cisl PS.nss.
January l. 1864.
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fpsi an0 found.

CTOLEN - From the store OF YOUNG,
- SCHULTZ Co. no a. foarsi., Saturday lsf' "a
inst, several bundles Of CALf-SKlNS, branded " NJ -
Mo- rJW VA BE- pad f9T The Gr,s. se conN.ton u u"
that
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Nsw OK. jan !, 1874.
NOTICED. X. BkKEk is from this date
~ n.uites Of our finn which win be Known BAKERS
yAiI, sni will cortu1s the Wholesale tOht froviou kae
Csinrs,on Business ei Nos III ADD i7t ksste cora-I OF
Washing on. bhhER VAL.
- NJ. WALLER this day associates with
-. hlmsef THEO. EMERY and HENRY iVEY ard VII
continue the business herstofore under She fn Of
s-w.YorS Jan l 1854 s. AZ. WALLER co.
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SEVENTH ReGIaySr The following elections
have recently taken piece in this regiment:
Henry 5. bdwe g. be LET Lsutensu. Co. a. Wee Re rop
Tgned C. H. d, ~ Mater 10 he I'd Lieutgnalt Coz q, vic
set reS3ned lrsg u. nsc bride 10 be Let Lieutenant
esSf.sD rssgned tsDus Burdick 70 BE- 20 Lisnleusn
10 vice msehnee, proroot,di Nm. h. Kipp, to be 10
tsvlstsrt 90. u, sice Lysrde resigned EdssTi LAhs
sIe Lieutenant Co ID, vice Kip promoted; Don Aonso
90 arc. to 10 second LsgeesDi Co vcs LsJts rsss.se
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GNlean Gtfdmere.

DAY, shoe tbs day o. Del .aFs viii be tia MONDAY FOL
10; Fcs.A. 5.."s. .pp'y e. tn, eny sss' 20 Bow
HAS eeen. y. .: ALLSs y, Asses
GALWAY LINE.
~ ATLANTIC lRIsH fo'YAL MAI. STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRATiC. 1870 horse power teo tune
nhERNiA ioco ho.se power, ZOO ,ss inn,
COLUMBIA, loo hor,e powell $50 t'a~
ANGLIA, eco ho-tc power, 5000 tno~
Ts. msgri acsnt ade-v he.l stesnilhiy
,n,.f sos. NgV-YCRK T. GALWAY and LIVERPOOL
on EsnAY Jsrusrv H. q b. followed ~ tho CoLOh-
BfA, nom BOSTON. Jan. %
Ra.. oi T.ass piya0. 10 gcd is equivalent In cur
u. Cabin $50 la,,,asdl,,. 60 ssssE's~ -" Now
Yoss T. 50. Johrp, 90, 50 go.
P..,gnssr. iorwsrlid slso 70 London Paris Hambars,
Bs're bremsa Ao;iesea.a hnwsr A.: ,,r ~ ss:,n
a. eto SO, and oJ
." '''''A' -'fSs SSsrL sEAyLy. No. 7, srO.i-.y.
For sl- speeds aid a. otsef iniornAtion s2piy 10
Ian REgCE' OiLEs 4 Co. No u South Within =
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY
1b, urd,.l,I viii dispatch 81 shs updsr1, or
other '''''' @fY 6Sg 10 iiyERPooI '''
s,.s :. oge;4'S c,, p 'na passengers AID ~" fS
Sttg. Tons Commander. bad
LOUlslANt .....,2 6i6........B ioOshs..
ViRGlNlA..r... ..2Yt. .......0Esce..... '"'
The,. ...ns hrvs al been built uaaer Tho in,pecloD Of
hs Chief sasyof q tho LerPoe us9srwter. Resi.. q
LION SHIPS. They have o1tyz wafertgh conparmsnts ana
sss.d fret lass foT t~erty-tUo y-err
They tsd up for s second aud hifd csn Passenger
slc are charged ~ tie following rstes
s s"' e''i''''''''''"''I';s{rv.Si. Ia Currency
Strt ar~s..sss..s.sss.ss.s Sp)
Dissy and accommodation Unslrpsss'd By shy o.isT AN.
Of steamers
Boz iurth-r particulars, srr- 90
WILLIAMS & GUION, No II Wild
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
Shin AMERICAN UNION sail. January iitk
FOR LONDON, LINE.
ship DANIEL WEBSTER, ssis January llfh
For passage from Liverpool aud Loldga, or Dsfs for
sy srisbr In AL parts OF EnNsrd Ireland soo'snd
" Waes, ~ ihe l9wsst posslble fatss, spp.y 70 49,
lApsCoTI EGvlllLkS CO., Nv. " sopiabL, MI.
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Gopattnsrsbip Notices.
PLilaA,lnhi,. Dee. 81. lell.

The Undersigned having fodneds Limited fain"shp "a
De- 81 BY virtue Of the General As'enDy o. t.'
cs o Peun sivsus passed the 1ist O. Maich q;
H.. 1885, ,nttlod relative 70 Limited par ne nps, ga
toe tis.,o SO nae The fohc"ls plnNcatYh ~
compance With toe said Of Assembly AND he supplements
pierrto:
F,t-rle said rsr'nsrshp Is ,. conduciei under The
name irrn e. DE- COu'tScY, HAMlLfOS btAN7
,rcorGThe sene nature Of te business Intended 10 o"
r. l-sr 81 "a tie Dry Goods Cotnmssol busness -.
ThId-ie gsnerl r.4tuors m faai pafturrt? Pc hf.
MI o. DE COCR5kE Z, residing at No l2S South si1sonh
street 49,,
HUGH HAMILTON, residing at No. l5 North Tweniie'h-
street.
CHARLES r. EVANS. rssidips at No. III North T'ver'
,isth..tlset, IA the city OF Plilade hia.
Roarhjhe special parners are SETH g. sfirr, res'dirg
- NO ~ Logan square, Ia the CITY o. PHI Ade9la ant
ROBERT T. TAYLOR residing at No - Union pace to he
city u N~ and they esch contributed 20 tie com
Of tls said parnersnp tAy Ihous.ls i'oiiri u
ea, making tho . Of One Hundred Tholsid Dolsf' n de
ssfregste.
Fhibe said part lsrshp 10 10 commence on the hr dsy
u ainsry A. D. 1904 sni TO terminal. the tniyisi
dsy OF Dsceulb.s, a. ID. 1886 - ,
SAMUEL o. DE COURSEY,
HUGH HAMILTON,
CHARLES 4. EVANS
General Psrtners-
SETH y. STTTT
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR,
special PaTtues,.
Yhilllelph.. Dec. 81, 1870
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
lss COMMENCING SOY. 10. 1884 ia
p.sepse, stsiio, In New-York 2hst sn< <tnsv
Entrance q aithsl
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FALL or WALL AND Loss OF LrFB.-While
some scrkuen ssgaged on Thursday afternoon in
pulling down tAs building formerly occupied py tho
1weatysecoDd Precinct Police 40 a Station. aou,e a.
sto corner Of Fortyeghth street and Eighth avenue
eOe OF the walls suddenly way buryieg three
nsmsd John Hooks John Gibbons and Thooas hanna
han beneath the ruins Capt Soth and section O. men
verc hsnd and by their ersrtious succeeded in
sxircating The men Hsrks found 70 BE- dead when
rescued, while BaHnsbso was seriously injured CHI.
bons escaped with few slgbt bruises Tbs deceased
vas conveyed 20 the TEentysecond Precinct nation
house 10 Forty-seyeDth street where an iDques, wa,
held end verdict Of sccde1tsi death from Injuries re
eeived by the FILLING u wall was rendered. He wa
nstise Of Ireland a years Of oge, and esves vii.
soo four children bsnnshsD aud Gibbons were con
yeyed 20 drugstore A. the corner OF Eighth svcnu,
,nd toryeishih street their wounds were dfsssac AMI
bey sofe then taken b0no
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1Rs NV City JUD0R. Abraham D. Russell,
s'rueriy City Judge having been appointed BY Gov.
ssymour TO I'll the vacancy occasoEsd by tho election
Of Judge hcCrnn 10 the bench Of the Superior Court
arrived In town ron Albany on TnlrsGay afternoon,
ard proceeding straighswsy 10 ss Office o, tho County
Ciers, wss swc,s into Office by ID. A. POWER the
Deputy Clert. After taking the oath o, orics Mr..
yovleI handed him ha certificate as City Judge Mr.
kusss then Visited The Court Of Sessions and wa vel
coined b! Recorder Hoffman and TIE clerks and ogcers
o. the Court. He viii probably tsss hs seat on tbs
bench nsxt Monday and 81: during the rssasIadsr OF
tie Term.
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CLUB NATIoyAL.-A permanent Organization
as the Club National composed entirely OF french
citizens which was started il OctoSer last has Just
been Effected by the election q the following oheers
Cor the present year;
r. Pene.ier President; Dr. TTsuois1t yeon 6orsrd icr
Presidents Victor Fsder LID. Prof jules Losesu Ss,e
.ar,es; H. Anore LII D. TretsureT G. koi Dr. fet Jean
Il. Heufot Jean Bernard, 4. lstour H. Hubert D. Do
pchy, Executive G. mmee.
in their manifesto defining their principles they in
uae the support Of the GovenwaOt and Unions the
rthersnoe Of the war the abolition Of slavery N AL
10 States; TIE maintenance II the Monroe doctrine;
nd the amendment Of The Constitution 40 that il sha
ne more clearly define The rights OF the Federal power
nd insure the naturalization o. toe States
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The tirt VI the Courfs vii Dc delivered on boHiiA
EVEElNG jar ~. 1t . o'clock, IN ihe bspt" lulcA .'
Rev w = kieh.rsi in l6ihs. tine atGs - NE Rev
r. q. CLARK. ID. D. pes.or Of tho xl4,.t iTei1J~i4r'
Church subject. " ksfpoHs3hiliies Of the fouus.
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LYIEG IN sTATB.-H IL. Brady has just
published an excellent Photographic Likeness Of Arch
bishop Hughes, as he appeared lying In state al ST.
pstricks, on the 9TH inst The body. sttirec N tie
scclesastcal robes Is plainly visible and portion OK
shs cs,aialque OF which the deceased lay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

TIE LATE FIGHr BETWEEN KING AND
HEEsAs-In regard to this fight BAss spi- says that
Il Is evident Heenan betrayed BE- be trainer, Nc
Donald who brought him into tho ring aloost trained
10 death" his muscles being dsnuced Of ht a. 10
render him incapable OF biting and that Mod vss IN
league With the baekera OF King which fsct - demon
,rated by lis omission claim for his principal tic
hght though King Was repeatedly unable ts come 90
tine within the period prescribed By the rules Of the
Prize Ring IN proof IT, position 7hs SPIRIT cites tie
E0nSOx Sporting Lt B:Ts Ltfs. TIE Laae> aad other
English Authorities and concludes is article the
subject as follows
On their testimony they stand shsnef0iy condeled
aud all that bsVs 70 add thai tsys received ne
'1l de.sig Ct this lss dsg-fosfg oufreee H. tsi
ready under the warrant Of sewers. Americans q wealth
@sck Heeisn against Ming for thirty tho1sa-d dollar side
ave boufsnd ootrs down the st o. Nsrch f0r forfe
provided TIE match b. opesy regarded
.SS iarhei provided h. fought In islslt C-nsc4 Of
sty uSutrL ground. We vUe ..ay 81 to
ksl itb soTt LoI1 Kas a1c-
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NOTICE ia hereby given that the Under
~ signed nav. this d,y iorrasd Limited Psnef,ip pur
.ant % tie Statutes Of the STATE OF fer te pur
pos. 81 cayus on tie General Dry Goods Commission bust
nes, in the Cry Of New.Yors under the srn name o;
KENDALL, CLEVELAND OPpIkE.
That te gsuer partner ntee,ted IN tbs sd partner
ship 40 JOSEPH T. kEkDALL, Of the towu Of Utsase,
county Of Eset state Of New yefseyi HENRY NJ Give.
LAND Of tia city Of Brooklyn, STATE 81 Ne" York, and
HENRY b. OPDIkE, of tn. city OF fevfork
Tha The colo special partners Interested In tie pEfnesip
GEoRDF ofDYKE. OF tho city OF ke~.Yors, who hss
con7aed Of hsaGTei thorscsS 90 ara N c4sh
toward, ths s,.a u the sid ira ROBERT L. iAfLOk
o. Tie city Of Yok. vhe has oontris utea fhe sr M
tA1yrs- dollars In cssh toward the ssis csps and SEIh
u. STIFF ofthe city Of Phs6ephis state q fcn5syvsns
who has Contributed ths os hsssans aousI' 10 cash
toward tie aid capital
IA. DE IA psrtnefshp commences the ~csni day Of
Jsnly, thousand eight hundred snt sixty four es1 sad
tern. inc Thirty ar day OF DcosluGef one tsoasa1t
eight hundred and dirty cir (lJf5l.
Tot D. lhs tern. u The ~ ncr1hp toe special part
see for the ebts 49, ssnefsP leJone TIE
amounts rss.ect.ely Contributed ~ them 10 hs capita a.
above sisted
Sss.Yogi Dee 81 1884, -
lJOSEPR = KENDALL,
CsusrA Yy,saf.. HI Nay a.. CLEVELAND,
tAFERY y. OPnYkk.
,CEOask oPDYEE,
sD.cial Parnep, ihCBERT T. TAYLOR,
fSETH X. s1TIT.
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IRE RAILNAY.-Psssenger trains leave
AZ ron FOO. Of ChaInbsIsst.:
m. Express fer Buffalo.
$3.50 ~ hilk, daily. for Otlsvile
1CA "a, Mail for satslo and in,erned.s,s stations
A.l5 D. n, Wy for Port Jer,is aud Hewensh
tr IA, Nisst EIpren as'ry for Donsrh, Butao hoshS
ter qua snd prGcpa stseus Train 81 Saturday
nuns th-snsh 70 Bugeo' but dogs no. to DunkiIf
CEAs. HfSOg, General Superintendent
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~ ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov. IL, ls6a.-ieavs
Jass.sip and 3ithst L. H., nss -Fnday' AID sssr,
day, utp. slso-ror orsenEen SAG h.ecr, hsmptenA
For syo.se H. II aud - IN. Fer ysmsiS~ =
and a u and ane T. D.,
nom 9s,h.st stopping ali Stsons Fare for this rSm .
excl -sloa rsles.
tion. 4. REASONER, Superintendent
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PORN OF 0UAaAEr1.
Va - Of the County Of -, ana state OF -, az
- Of tire COUNTY Of -, end State of -. do ferety
fv,utse - she % MI he conifsc; In accordance
sf'h he T. rmt Of nj, proposition ard that should es pfopo
Al. % bs sceeV'-d he w Iio contract ir A.
codsny With u sd sston 'na We srs pre-
p,rsd - bscsas IA bsepritsa -.
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Uoyt-lt) Brooklyn, .s Pasior ths Rev. HEWIoh iks-
Ton viii zach To- MORROW. - lot = u-, the hr'tss
mon Of ,,de. an The Bayils of Fi.o act o. = y M
Of the seco-d sses or tls b-cd st't W.
IN froghe'y -suhect, "ihs s'ons hnsioo' O. ne '"'"
z I.LII-e"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

The Foarth Of the Courss Of SeIm0ns On the
Liturgy viii be preached OIL SUNDAY EfENIND, the
iCh int by the Rev. w. STEVENS PERRY la tho Church
OF tho Incarnation corner Of 2gtst and BsdionA1 sob
jecs "Ths Collects tie Product and bequsa Of Primitive
Ap1euJ.p 6syyioss 70 comEsnct d7iP
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AnnunI Sermon. to the Young.-Ih. Rsv br. pOW

IINl Vus0I, lFiI Vffrc ne btTfat btIf II,.
Bedford-s, sunday morning nd evening Ia no evening an
fourteenth sermon 10 ID, young Union ltyef s.et
ins o. the place, SATURDAY afternoon al eolcet
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We learn that tic Brooklyn Controller has tefol az
opposite course TO that decided upon ny SlT beunW
ar refuses to make tiny moro payments unecr tie
direction Of fieSsrs Acton and Bergn TIE present ~
eur ben,s 1t is believed tba' upon TIE rciuss toda! o.
he Commissioners 70 surrender their places ~ Cover
por Seymoars sppointees. The latter vii immediately
srys them with process issued 10y the Supreme Court
8ace the FIRST appearance o; &essrs Bc'wor'h LeWis
. McMursy upon the stage. affairs ai Fo4oe h'Ad-
alters hsl proceeded Che - usual he efori
Governor Seymour 90 disorFaniSe the force On TIE
an expected draft Is even less sncoessiu tton
e attempt on his part last duly II IS general! be-
Gryes by the members o tie force that the Legislature
viii soon pass tie new biz! thereby placing the Com
sssion beyond the arbitrary control OF any Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

TeIth-av. NJ. n. gIis-isn. nszt to corner Of 51hsL
The Hss STANLy DORSAf will pr..ch In the stov~nsnsd
place every SUNDAY EVENING until further notice. Ser
vice to commence 2. sssi' nee % which al us cor
daily Invited Rs,ulsi Mission Prsysi-hsoins THURS
DAY EVfkfN9S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

There will be Preaching at gr,insl Hall, corner siih
st. aud bTotdUsy ct IOi a. a., on SUNDAY, ts iOl "
JULIUS 3rENsNs, Pastor Social Meeting at p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

lsBANY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH aad WESf Trains leave;
From CLsuosrsst FROM 10Th
Express aud 10 IA, and J. JET, 1927 M aud s;g ~
IS and 5 ?. N. ns;h O.
Troy ard Albany with slssp- li2 p NJ
ing carl 1910 Y. n.
Pouthkeepsie train, std II s:lt ard niHa ~ eseie
a m, and ?. IN. p M
Peckskib train, p. ~ AZ p. m
Sing Sing train. 5:3S. lS;t..
Tsr.ytowa train $50 p. J;oz p N
(u SUNDAYS AZ "a %. from 3Dth-st.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
Outrages in Illinois.


The Springfield (Illinois) Jowno gives
these details of recent outrages by Cling
mans guerillas:
''From gentleman from Fayette county
we learn that the rebel CHnglnar's gang Of
thieves and cut-throats still continue their
depredations in the vicinity of Vandalia. =
On Monday evening lasta gang of the
scoundrels went to the house of a Nj. Rob
ertABowles, about four aud half miles
from Vandalia, aud while there shot Mr..
Bowles and his daughter, infieting serious
though not mortal wounds. Mr.. Bowles IS
a highly respectable citizen, and his offence
consisted in having codemned flle acts of
the outlaws. Such is the freedom ofspeech'
allowed by these representiNes Of modern
demecracy.~-It is also stated that an at
tempt was made by the seeandreIs tbut
without sueess) to fire Mr.. Bowies's house.
THE citizens of Yndalia are IN great
dread Of attack from Elinglnar, IN accor-
denee with his threat unless provisions
were furnished his band of outlaws. Manv
who have heretofore been kindly disposed
toWtfd Lie reoeis--fseTe IN fact rebel SYM
patliizefs-pefeeiye the fserilin which their
persons and property are placed and are
anxious 10 learn that the civil authorities
have called Cor a military force TO assist IN
putting a stop to these outrages, and Col
onel Pugh, Of the veteran Forty-first Illinoiis
has left al ihe head Of a sufficient force to
attend to the matter The country can
rest assured that whathe does will beiwell
and prudeutIy done"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
Reugh eu. sncce-sfluI sfrn,err,.

A correspondent Of the State journal,
writing from Gen. Sherlnan,,s army, thus
relates an original and striking trick PLAY
ed upon the rebels by Col Woicutt, of Col
umbus, for long time past in command of
The brigade in which is his regiment, the
46th Q. Wv. /. The letter SAYS:
The rebels were behind a heavy earth
work and safe from our sharpshooters.-
Advancing his regiment he constructed
a substantial rifie-pit, in which he placed
his regiment entirely coyered from the reb-
els, and within short range of. their works.
He then formed columns some distance in
the rear with considerable display, and as
II about to storm the rebels works. After
he had sufficiently attracted their attention,
his bngles sounded forward The rebels
jumped to their works IN readiness to re-
slst an assault The 'Johnniesv thus ex-
posed the half of their bodies above the
psrapets and Instantly received full and
sIuare in their faces the yolleys Of our sharp
shooters of the 18th. The line fell down
and the survivors, thundefstruek by the
zpeeted FIRE, ran with ceremony out Of
Inc works No doubt they considered It a
Yankee trek. seaesl - ssrsil 81 e-as
s7H asssa