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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-11
EBENSBURG BAKERY
4 v d
CG.FBb PI1HAnY ESTiELTSEEEET

U-sLIU IVls .I4I IUIUEIIUU Ii III |
'nE sub .enhrr, having greatly enlarged
+ his BAKERY and reple.'ishcd his
stock of GROCERIES and CONFE( TION0
ARIES. is prepared to supply orders. an
short notice. He has also ad,Ied ,n SiS
ste. many other ARTICLES such as
fl.OUR. SUGAR. COFFEE, CHEESE
SALT. TOBACCO & SEGARS. SPICES
TOYS. NOTIONS. &c.
CAHBON OIL at the lowest retail prices.
fine lot rf CHRISTMAS CANpIFS
CAhf:o aud Christmas PRESENTS tn
which he S"licltS The patronage Of the n,lh~
tic. lie has. also. attached tn his estabIj.b-
ment, an ''ISffR and DRINKING 81
LOON. wL@re fresh Oysters. Sardines and
prime ALE and PORTER can be had. at
all hnnrS. '''' -
GEORGE GURLEY.
Tee. ,, IsG8-ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-11
EDBNSBURe HOUSE.

inhe undersiged having purchased ani
taken possession of the Ebenbur
House Uornely Occupied by Henry Foster
will be happy to receive and accommulZ
ate his old customers. and all Others who
may lie disposed to patronize him. The
Irorrietor feels assured from the spacious
House. STABLE IL other facilities that
he can offer at least as good nccommo
dations as can be had at any other in the
place. He is in possession of a large supply
of the choisest liquors with which his bar
will be furnished; his table will be furn
ished with all tn luxuries of the season. and
he intends by his hospitality and care. to
merit the patronage or all rLose who sion
withhim.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburg April, II, 1861. If.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-11
GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
Call and Examine the Goods.

FsHE subscribers having returned from
n the city, have n'w opened one of the
largest and most carefully assorted stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
ever "ffered to the people of Carrolltown and
tie surr unding c"uutry, which they will
sell at as low f-ure a. any store in the
country. Their stock consists Of
DRY GOODS. READY MADE CLOTH
ING, BOOTS AND SHOES
Of all kinds. Ladies Dress Goods Of ali kinds,
French Meriu">. peisnes. Silks. Al,Iacas,
Piai''s, &c. Their stock Of Grncsries COR
slst uf the best articles tle market affords of
COFFEE, SUGAR. TORACCO. sc.
Thuir CurieEy Is 4 the best manufacture.
Tier GUEEESWAKE aud HOLLOW
WARE aIe Of the finest quality Ladies
WI" wish t" make good investment should
call and eXauii;.c Tor themselves.
All kinds Of country produce taken. and
grsenbackS not refused, Give Us "a call aud
we VIII eud"av"r to give y.u sari,ftdtiun.
May Is, 1864. Z GLASS " CO.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-11

a pure aud wonderful Tonic. c.rrec,iv. -.
Alternative Of wonderful efficacy in Dis,
of the
STOMACH. LIVER AND BOWFrS
Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint. H.,
ache, General Debility. Nervousness. h
preston o. Spirits. Constipation. CoIic, +
terfnitteIit Fevers. Cramps and Spasils s.
all Complaints of either Sex, arising f,-
X 'ci Y Weakness whether inf.erept IN :,
system or produced by special CAUSES.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-01-11

90 a young lady cnce hinted to a gem
tleman that her thimble was nearly worn
out, and asked what reward she would re-
cei'e for her industry. He made answer on
the following day by sending her q new one,
with the following lines:
send a thimble. for fingers nimble.
Which | hope will fit. when you try it:
1t will last yon long. ii it's half as strong
As the hint you gave me to buy it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
80, ,r.rsss - 40 ll,fg. tbs d.

s.erprS 10 I'm ~ sitysi SreTof@ .n.o
Cssss6 va tbs ono 10 ,s't y ps OF 70 us =,
Flea rirefrllc. IcfdHc NJ = 9. - .'ft 49, - "
tod 4 "a 10 os,, res nDe NJ So 4 ~ IA eeoo' 20
,Jo , Fl,zgerrd the last tiins isv him alive was 10
Ostotrr lass; be h. the ally 49, A1 IN iio "a -
f,.tose,, 81 ia iNe host .s ~ Ptfffclrhiif uer i'l
sl X h desa bu. tnow nothing Of the circans'a-'e''
,ita'fty. - t -. .-.te-1 7
Ami, geehs residing at No is2 Beecters-, testhedi
- ~ q Of d.es-.re rryer knew hl By any rAns oe'
Ir-r4:l ges r. sfre4 li1i puSer O. Il iare IA 4I-e
re,-ty year as 100 va. ae tuyse m TIE sriy sIe
.i e,eqs,l 4es Tes.d in Hew grsj e..He on
shout tErcs .so Hetpo ie ~ N-' !" t'e
Lt s, ,1. o'-'s -.st refosy cvsuirT ne c1i' h'
In ,hs noes. hoie boarded he csne into &c Dcd 'on anu
a.. E,, h.. lad IN, hood bound JD; ssfsi biz vtt VS.
e mai, suc be- said uutniGg he .raned amt
Li .uJ 90 INA 70 bed ae VLch he colu-n'ei cfyti
h. e5 M. rtaker DER -rroy i'll nos o. knoN w
i,s o. .s wa 20 cal ia lh sicen and tel Blm hs VS.
bier rio1n 10 town OF Lis coAP4To.' was L.ia'
la ia. saloon tTte Ge0pens psjlS c-io'i TIC N''A
,ited one u or b1c6ei up aysusi que O. Et otiHI' 60
a., Oeri.4n tsu csie3 Tin druaet me- o' 1i "i' ''
eo,rr.fs,ts frts d, Gem "a kua .ed I d'"h az .
III c.,.d: oLs Ct The q, rrirr l@f 1T $50 go mn
TIN fh, d. sr-i iu The nel snd ano''er ' in '' 'i'
an sha15.:. De- liu II say 'do 81 peT tl2 va 20 W.
.pu ta'u dag ...rs an. s "oa - i't A - ~ -
H. -i told enough Ia reN nl niI- ofoI~ hr
ko o.. q M Wis g,E' hrrTs DO ciIt @o e
all iated te a@ W. 20, sensible tnst ui'si he
a Is =, n 10 81, .ryuc fto.Vi;.. where - Cif'.
ID. u. T. Br1vucl. LAe liyGse sdrs. ~ ~ Be'tVuo
TDsui,aL t-lGled that DE d made pu-' 'h". teL *
eriia.da o. tie holy 4 Gee rs D, anu a..er 70 do2'
tors testimony Ind Gtnh received ne i-~ u the case
rendered The following verdict: "Vhe doc'c.'d came
L. "a death tr r',tugiu5 wound attic il0's OF loI0
Js.51A Or persons whose nI1e4 arc =. present un-
.lCg1."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
Aid for savanuuh-Col. Ailen's Move
Dlruts.

Col. Julian Allen Of this city, recently de-
gated by the people Of Savannah to procure provisions
spr them in the North left Ills city for Boston f.i
DAY having We understand been encouraged 20 do SO
Sy Gov Andrew and Mayor Lincoln Of Boston.
We understand that II is the intention o. Col AneH
20 await tie result o. The Subcommittee appointed in
reference to his case Friday, ~ the Special Com
nittee Of the Chamber o. Commerce before proceeding
further with his mission in this city. u lis iw
preston that he had been present OF the meeting Of
stc Cor Npiuee on Friday Re woEld have had 10 diff
guilty il ucdating the character OF HE mission 10 a
60 ct would have insured more immediate action
IN bsh ofthe Savannah SUITE ers, than lad in the
rfeN Of the subject to subcommittee
II Is yatifyngtc learn that orders were transmitted
70 Cen Van vli.t Friday evening. from Assistlut-
Secretly Dana placing Government transport Ut ne
iisposdAf Col Allen for tic nsIoldtor Of whatever
suppne lie may succeed in securing TO the people OF
ssvonp
This a least establishes the authenticity Of the Colo
sells mission which was not unanimously accepted by
me members Of tie counitee on Friday We would
however state In correction OF certain erroneous In.
,-essons that have been entertained that Col Alien is
not resident ofsavannah. and not present employed
"a The United States Amy in aBy capacity. ..
Eeiss merchant of tLis city. and was IN Savannah
% business with Mr.. EtoVn. the e. Treasury scit
q, tha Place when le undertook the conmssioB IL be-
half Of tie saherng peoe there, which has recently
brought bis before tbe public He Is sansuine o.
sLtainlg ample cad speedy estisLGaco IRON The citizens
Of Boston whence ne Will return 10 this city tomorrow
IyCRRAsR or SALARY.--Ihe congregation Of
plymouth cbufos has rcsel lie 'alagyCf the . itor
the Rev. Henry Ward Becchtr. from $500 70 so
ver year Messrp. Augueib5 StOF1s l.. /. a.. OlBlL,
KID u. D. Arnold wee .!eclcd t.usLeI .f
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~ nrpsnT.sTRrFT

The apartments OF Ns. Frederick Cooper N
tho hir story ~ No. 81 Hpds,n-srest UcIo Damaged
Dy lirs on Sstlrdly night 20 the ei3o.nt OF tlOJ.
II CLs. u.-a- CsaT-fIREMsN's iAjuT.
The bass lounicy u James Gallagher, NO.
e. Cef.rcstreet WIS d,mlgel by fire carly or sunday
morning to the aaorGt oil SI,n1. Injured !oT Jhl
go in .be Hornrd Ccnpluy. The guiding.
vhca s oYrcd BY tc Lorillard est,tA - damaged 70
tie amount Of $3.50 It.gred Engine tompalies
Ne. aud 81 while proceeding totn" IRE had siFht
se~cstior which gIficlaW,d GsriVit u Che sccn'
Uit4oare Gsslios " al Kinds w6rc freely used. and
several .f lo participants were sereIag cut aJ9t mo
heal Fud face The Sixth ffociDc Iolcc. Lidc- Gap
0rdsl are ted three OF tie rJttr. mo save tLeIf
names as Pat.iri n. St1war', y i,nla lynch and
Thomas I,o'-r. jl.Hce DoVhng Ich tLem - tni IN
The sun Of E5oJ 0eci.
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IF. sa-<-xs-.~r..r~rrxx-vu.
'I,rInM,Dy ron Iyncyyr WoNFy

q lSrIRMAEY For lYpiGENr WOMEN AND
CnnpRES ire annual meeting OF this dispersary WAC
beld Friday evening q. l6l seconise. Reports we're
read trustes elected cnd the advantages Of establish
Ing Female Medical College. in conjunction viii Ito
Iulrnary which will give women a thorough ,lemors
cry and practical atgdy Of medicine, dtcasici.
sJ coo las sreniy been raised COR this pGrposs sr0
ftnd Will be increased ty su,scr.p tion 90 Se0oUA
me number Of pnt.sats who haze ceCii leneaiee ~
90 InGrmUy during the past yc;r u 49, lhe
ytensrrc.'s rcport shows balance ON Lana 81 SsoS
The officers 40 Samuel Wnletis ireldeat; Mihan
H. Togg Vice. PRECEDENT; Robert usyGoek, IlsAsmAHo
Merit IE.nUis lreGsu.er
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y'aP Horse rInT.g~t.

Quie,ness reigns Mt the horse marts. Scarcely
apytlng il doing save IN Government aud ;suto,i
horses inside view % the various sales st. cs 81 -
few h0Isos on sale The heavy c0Stof feeding 20
general dullI Il trade does NOT warrant kseg
many on hand. Besides. rlmors that GUycmW eli %
about stopping purchases Of army hoeS incline owers
a. risk only light stock. ATtAe.y sl chg A1gNns
still, being borglt for Government and The
master At this station promises 30 Geys notice lc %
shutting down purchases still there Urcefai-
~, which leads 10 ceuton. Army horses taken
Twenty. iourttst. No Canadian horses coming
Aelo At present. The price OF gold. however. Las
ton Of the Canadian authorities. 4 iew work hprssd
ind purchasers. and IN occasional sale Is made ~
speed. especially when the slciching ~ good Nr "a
have seldom seen the market dull with low LCi,cR
sale at present. The prevailing opnicr u ~
trade will Ge good In the Sprns az q e cost - t'p,7J
induced many to pert with their horses in tao taL, u"
tending TO replace thom in Spring.
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cOuhr CALEEpAI,-rnupAr.

SUPREME Coz r-GRCuIr-lsIt mos. US
o. o. ~! ~, ~, 81. IS. .hI, 5i an GsfT $50 -
"a, 3IJ!lT, M. IN pGKT iNc'. 60 go "a C.6 10
81 Cr Jig TO ~? 1850, go 90 ee2 $50 a. SO TO- ~
~. Par ili.--Cns" o. No calendar sPFciAL rrBs -
No,,1 ls "a TO e), "a 6a, !s7 1863, ,es Va. ~ rs
~. IN -.
SUPIuoR CoUET-pAEr hos. l7l3, 464J, +6c] 2
1iq. f32l s,p sIt so. 40 A7'3 C7.5, ii54 sT' Jt
PART li.Nol fn, ~. $50, +-S t6[S, S71, JyI., s56p
Ul2. lGel. 4opi, <t11 f.l'. E5.. l,.L
CoUHr or COlnioy pIIA-ITRriL TrgB.-
Adlur 81 i1- ,-tcnl Ths Oeete ler ,i bs IN ssLon.
FL. Loulrog OYYa ATp TEfMr,yER.-Iha Calender
Of ts fr Monday t. gL inst, eonsi.ts Of The fellow.
ing cssrs: Thlms. sd.en, tdr,Ppr 1rrdrsr fos,.,
and NsnTy AAE .eI slAIssl ysdxs bAn.sa Hll HIssae
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UNITED srArrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1nr frTrgr r,nryzLr'i. ~.

1HF fETfEf f'ilIILLT'i.Nr. .
To 'ri'l oi Charles Meigs Tor seer ting and en-
bsr-.ar letter esnlnuti today. ths ctg sit.c.
rHlHl.tl f: 20 tie isrt thsi PIE a.cIst ~af
ri -yt ~ fe poos iit IN, pu-sl-en' 'of h'' r-rs.
committed ~ nr.pis s. much severe tilu when
cau.ul,a - HAef QgLs l melt Gems l ytars 10 a.
rrisrr. To uTrcf showed that aurccy .r-r sem
ID, vh,rr the sd s-ign'd e booked -
g. 81. rsLIrf~l that u belonged 20 S.allI T. lie Yui
70 8. fis pocS uHd ~ tr and Or brs "'u r
sloT = ,..v1FarG Grr.t-d loE eau scs e.. % Letter
.l.d ~ lis s4..pA, Ito sea- Onbso-f sHi ho con
tel.ts, -. un.ouchsc.
ffe iatrr In u, etre 20 c ry Observed hat tic letter
hnviur been rccoy dl essl Tho oisns Il he jury
80 5"d & tie r'y nee; % n -c'u-, u ~. n''
ueoe.ssry hat ssppo TN t.hot b" ~ Fed. =, - q"
sr'Ist1a OF tho ,tsT tee jgEy yu'i hnd t,s 'ssp
with ursufu IL snt ADJ alb H. 9uT pos, 90 r ~ d.
-taLi 20 4pp-Opri-,~ Ito b., tbs n- iat -
atm 81. .g ~ L. pockci dd net consf.:ls f'pL''
-r-iior 10 nvct Is tie I' wee sat'h-i ''
yonl reasonable d'uht th The secns~d Intended aFrfo
lats tie Il the fto u thor duty To 'd hin,
Hr lfthr lt-r tnk BY axe. ttr0usg Close
PIT IN fis pUCto offence was committed Tie 80
crsrl "a ptase- IA uf-o qtonsbie ohal'cr shd IN ss
ofperprx " and t,uhtil of = ~ Nti.it But war.-
cGr eyideucso TIE cogti0u II cIine Il IVA o.
aya-
IN, nv found v~rlic' ~ witty" J.. II. Smith Tor
Csvc..L.e nt; Es-jud.o Dean f"c accused.
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TEE RAILWAY POSTAL SySTRM.-1he Post
oce authorities have been setivcly engaged for eeye-
raj months in making Arrangements with tie 'er''nS
railroads Tor tho building snd running OF post"lce
csrs and the wo.E go far advanced Is 70 secure
the connection Of In, CHIEF cities Of TIC 40; II am
East PofOre the close Of The present month the ioi'
.5w ne railroad ..uts viii tie pOsyo!co c1It lh2
Nsw.EoIk srd Boston. By way q %eV-Ha'en, sNlnr'
iold ald Worcester, tho HUDSON River Railroad b.
tween Now.Yo-f. Albany and Troy; the AeS'4ef-
Central between Troy and Iutiaio The NoW-fo OK an1
Erie between THIS CITY and DGnkirk; ard 10 fennSF =
vsuia Central between u.adeipha and fi.E5Lrei.
Tie cars on all these rOgtca IN process OF cJlstscc
.ioI finished. ILey arc designed aiior the moss
approved p,an and 20 10 ready b. To 18th N.
slant il is expected they VII be In in''
orereCon previous 20 tie frt Of February
At III early day she cost-o.ics cars ara 70 ruG b.
tween tis city a4d tel eiard, ONO 0ttl i' hir fi'
NAV aaI Afterwards 70 1t. Louis. iIsn tD.ta D.
railway pOst-Ofitos sre already in op-n'oEr IL
colatry and west CT present formed ~ $40 d.
visions the boundary Dcli con5ccEel north and scu
from iucis polls; and cyCd division has IL .n-''h
teude4t special gent Whc ior, % .he PoetOrcc -
partlent, IL IN charge of the Ha,ogn Division Tina N
olults tAo eIIitSIy south 20 Nlast'H' ara motto +"
the lakes AlI6i -Ic-ts fr tho regular correction %"
che eysten now having l. csrt'r C.. Ct'caro. ard
to New.IofS or Alta tic system are n CChieu
Ilatiol. eId WIZ DC pat iltO eject ~ tea c1hvc
nisnoe Of Tie DcpsTtpent q ".shnt.9l
When he pew cars begin tutT trrs on 'eseTe''!
roads sgca oAanses are 10 30 ade Ia regard 70 thg
haI1s ~ Wiz permit III tha p,s.ulce care 70 - ran ~
unison; and tie mai nT;,r l.. Iibc.,t IN h1.lA. "u
be taken directly from e cot q crch = TIE frs -
the csrs OF tho Other lines oId Gus 70 iowaid VIA
The Ordinary ,IGl.y o.. passenger travel lie ft l
now caEsed y tain" 80 rails % tine Offices In tie
cltsg, and there having ih'n for ci'Fbu,iol Wi -
Together avoided. I,is viii De one OF TIE principal
advantages % tie now - s.1, especially q Se h,
which s, fd. tie u!-t al toe system MOI iLfirr
via 'cach ~ 7rnq much cnricr hen now, WINE
nc xu'2'y IN the reception OF tie mails VIII dorbl'ss
be secured IL sg-a.er gre, than ~ any lHo hiiI. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
SIXTH DIsTRIcT CouRT-BxooxLys Before Ju.tic,
DAILY
CONVICTION UNDER THE nAaRrL ACT.

Tie People AT. Henry Grsso. Tie complaint
IN ,b, n-ds b. hoeh-r Br,s Lrrwtis Of nov.
'orA asa1si llonr Uss a The arm of Hughes Gfs,'-
banclsv.;h thrir iTsBd koelef Jfos, NewIOk' II,
e,gsSod IN buyiny and 'i'nz empty crAs. The
Brew IA son pTo-c1ied cha ell
~ JsuCA =. Lewis lneT counsel snc n. dct1tsn b. lr
Angel Newton. n law MAKES 1uy.ng .el,f, brandsa
eek liis nesO Ater len gtl tis the Ty touId tao
defendant gull y and tue 60 imposed ine One Of sO For
suhte lI III o,9 the lne go ipr each oa,k tonsu
Gold M Ifi 1IntnL OnehGh The hn sess - TIA shes-
InaLax It's ..g'L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
receipt, Az expense of 81 frnHtof Cos. FOR Az sry
eEm'un running cor ovlr- miie sseIy Pas, - -
oas Passenger carried:

The net earnings FOR each nile run by q car In
1853 woro So cents, and these increased tc III
cents in 1882 For the year 1864 they are but2.e
cents.
The following is statement Of tbs operation Of
"a LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
MOTOR Anthony ]. Aliairc OF DE la3lNY.S.

volln,ters gaSlon Christmas Day, promoted 70 t.
position Of Lieut. gole Of tie above r,F.@out. Va
Hopkins, deceased. In july. 1851. LeitCoi. AlaLrc
was rcart il .le fifteenth Precinct Metropolitan
Police OF ths city. lar resigned so5 recruited con.
pany which wa attached 20 the second Kelropo.taa
Regiment end sailed With Il 10 GevOle,ns whore lie
oo %, active part a the different battles Q! that sec ol
inc uling Port lrd and the cIf0rnm0'e Rcd I'iyrr
expedition. Ire l1d also took part ~ binding toe ANN
Nino..or.l 10 o, w,ch &c sd Is pGrt, voc "
der,d Noy,h f.f BIS SrCo been operating IN We
Sh-n1cns Valley under Sheridan. Lieut.. Col Allrif'
ms not Jeen absent day from his Regiment In two
yesr. nd = halt e.. ,1t Oh Icg.meLtal b-e!n-1s.
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gccc;pta of IsrcJucc.

JAN 7-t.s37 bbls Flour. 10 bhls. WHISKY. 40
bbls. Com heal 1850 bush Corn. $50 pkrr. ProTh
sous zoe pkg. Lard s4O0 pkss Batter. 90 pkGs AsAeA
I. s90 Dressed Hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-09
THiAL THRg-IAH s.-Bcicrc Jsstco Gisvry.
SUIT AGAI.,sT RAILROAD COIPAyY-SEGLluTScr
-TREBPABs.
Fucn JolcveQt. Tine iIudson River Railroad Cor.


psuy-Le phla'n Eued alui.tsstTir 20 dnn.
sge TIE death Of zen husband Il spptssed t1 TIE d7-
o-iscI went nto th. gard Of The ConIsny, in Twt,t.
near Tenuvr send call Of nature, tnt While ctriry
saint car Z IuddanIy fsrei uEovns him dJw.s
,4t - tIesp>sse. aud his Ges,h by ola
negligence .--.
csse IepoTtrd Il action TO
collected By he defendant FOR the Society winch hs nal
Paid over. Nsydiet Tor plontiA for r2oi So
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Tie excellence oi hE,I'f FAST lSpf' CORR
e. crsi. ..I e.. w. sAN''-- ~
IJsDoi. A-s 49, rsab''t
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SUPERIOR CoURT-SrEoul TFRu-JAH e--9efor,
Justicc SAR1OCE-
uugVsTOgg

Jrsiicc SAHHOrE
DECISIONS.
jerome Il. Follows az. Moses ". Br0GdwcN.-
Pisiinss u tact an =. ocio,icis Of law.
Before Justice ACl uSr.
L-opod " IeiislD AZ. John n. H0i'soni fort, Won
Bruek a. a. ,at. Frederick h Poys-rhOtiJns granted
Before Ju. C. A.oyLLL.
william srsrk-r s-t. Marquis d. j.. NhArksr-Haior
rrsited with . HoIer Mary Howard Ter
LacyJ d..a-n ios iisUL Tor iHeFe.t 10 'o'. q. 1854.
with cos's.
fAltu In clerks ofics
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SALE OF PRIZE srz>MfRs AT Bosroy.-The

prize Lrcv and aose Te-o sold al .uCtoA last
Wednesday in Bos;oa tie former vessel a. iro2 lto
wheel steamer less t1sa two year, ol-5lilt on tie
lC.yJe-teTi.yto Nos;s. IenAer : Brown q. NV.
Iork for { 3O0O Tue lone IS side.vAecl boa. q
about 40 la -isA tHs msa. ireIcb' ~ leei IN icnh
80 feet brcadh 10 faot dtn, ard bHt ~ Liver pool IN
l-G3 and yC4 wss purchased by Arthur LeaIy u th,
city for I2rJj1 Sic IC.s .-ym WIZ n-.on All 80
principal Owned by saalheracrs engaged in running
tie blockade a. thGs pOit
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ises 70 continue in tie sbisnss a

posts and promises 70 continue in tie sb'snss a
military disaster.
The followinga the receipts and expenses Of tho
horse railways of New.York for the past 10 !asrs
reduced TO the amt Of ono mile run by a car, ans
one Passenger carried: !
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NS 1.SC1n nnadsLArUBE.
SENATE ALBANY, jar. :, 1895.
nTTg NnTICy'A

10 appopreto S20O,0O fCr tho relief OF the
ack and wounded soldiers ioUi tls Safe, ia tho ser
noe Of tte United S1at3s.
n TIE State and report ~ she next Session.
AIr BEIL introduced BIZ enfhoriznG the ntnnfac
Ssre OF iron and Grtices thereiron, al Clinton Prison
For want Of quorum, the Senate then adjourned
Sstil Monday morning.
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AyyCAL BrPogT OF TIE JEWS HOsPIrL.--
On tire let o January, le4 remained in the hospital &c
pati.n; Gu,ne TIE year there weTe 3sj aPplcs;ionr
or adil Asion Of WHICH 90 admitted bos.dcl 80
outdoor p tents uakinsa total OF az treated. on
Of the AZ treated 10 the hospital tfrc were discharged
cured 27o; improved 20, not imp 0ycd,7 died 30
r -19i,ilr On tho last q December -, making m
G,ersge 81 y yer cent ~ Gcaths. Fay accidents
b0gebt Or .r polr6 were admitted and tIc0tro. aaD
10 .urcc operations performed. and % United S.at;o
sO!0iers treated.
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,O32s 2l t&37G.44o S2l72. l7C
A London letter Of the 9th Of December, says:

10 commercial sense the year is closing with tohs
hstiol than even The most sanSiiho had anticipated.
90 he Irrpr, " most people IL va1 announced the
day bcfo yesterday that tho Bank OF Fence had re.
duced rate Of discount fom to 81 per ccnta point
lowor than ad been touched for than year and
qulrirr. Tire mea1urc. however, was explained By
Tie weekly statement Of cocouGts Published on The FOL.
lor nY day showing further recovery equal TO moro
ttn haii million sterling p slgA4 Of bullion. VII n
aocs Is now double tho amount held ut the cOut8pond
las date sfsEst yesr Mehnvtei eiso. The sarply IN
tie Bank q glahd CONTINUES ~ Increase. Gthgus
ies ~ I'D Ace, aud tie cot had rs NOV dhut NJ
maj a. Il sty Pc oa darGs zoe JeSg Stt saoat eSal
10 at La D. regarded - DE- Stt,2se GiaO Of lAe
last III cen years Under .hlst c.fcgAy
the ,dats IF diroTnt " still nNstllIa ~ 6Der eet
thegs is every Vru ect 0fa rcton i05i or5 pei mi
wltln tho go1s fortnight. ferhIrs tlis 4, tie lowest
l0'l h-. ray d. cspce.sd TO p,eVe;l s.oHg bone the
corning year. since Go Loan & Con yaDy nCr Fcrs afc
tJi sgidC!chY h0d toayal themselves OF iIe urs.
,tor' u rctmripI ease for tie introduction OF new
schemes ti. '"- f ...' t..'. =, 81
Money continues active st per cent amols
stoca houses, but iess compliant was made H. boz
roaers than for several days Inc demand, sor cay
eminent stocks Causes steady dSAin upon oank DC
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Io1ia pplro s,t. JOs.p. c. P1.ao; john 4
IS. ,lr- a-. : i-,r F. W '.taA-ReI.r. aorLsa.,4 sae
ftI. r..f.r. off v.-a~ n tied
VHHnn Gsf ,s Oso.sa M. Etg7r.a ct A---A.0.ioa De
Uiei = 90 T. .N cJs.s.
F.'1-t Iu.'i-o Rapr.snp
g.1rf4 - foL ..isted STA" ,uI s.y sft court c
".fr. 30 .....- f.t.- r .'~f a.I ytt. ."... 800.
J., .rn ..rsfor A. Ir5iia. D. fu-a e. o.; Do'r n
y a Guns. g .1y -. ll.,I r.. y aa....e ss
-rlrtad
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NLT-YoEK HOsPIrAL IPo3T.---'lho follow
liz is 90 rrior. a. tie above meditation Gr Go 'r
ending Jluulry s.4; 4rl1,r 81 I,.,alo T'.l iIin.
December 81, 81. fG- ''.J - dare f, dL.4Efs e.
erred s., died, 10; IelJ4.Hu! ~ da.c -.
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A NEW EsTERPRlsr FOR SgAMES.--Ry order
Of ths PresDytery Of Ecw-York ca'ch FOR the Sea
and Land" organized on the 29tn UT, nj Eo. s.
darket.st, consisting Of thirtytwo meuhers by TIE
Rev. Mr. Phillips, d. d., Rev. j. 4. Campbell and A.
y. BeIknap Elde- Elders aHd doecons were elected
AID ordained Tbs church had previously tted UP r.
and pleasant hall the first floor Of No 30 Market
~. for place Of worship and the Rev. Mr.. Gleshnn,
who has charge oi tbs new eHtcprso is much cncour.
fged IL his work. aud especially amorg the scamcn OF
t3s pJIt