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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D, Porter, Principal.
SESSI0NS--lS65.

The buildings and grounds have been placed In com.
pele ',irr shd hllud up wit new furniture especially
hooma are furnished Tor the oldest boys M In Colleges
private iudy free rom the eOuiu aud restraint 1
s,hoo room. N'''"'"' W
The Course Of instruction Is thorough and practical
designed tn ht our young for admission 10 onr bsf
counting house ' a"OP o'
by the lher4ity Of this Board Trustees he Aealemv
is iuhshed with library OF 1000 volumes ami one n
he sl enlle,'ious of Chemical and Philosophical anna.
raius N tho United saesthus aIordnQ fscitItie, inr
ssanIng r. complete seentif, and Maihsmstcal eduea-
ton ias superior to most srhools In our country
I The Lest Teachers will be employed and no Iabor
spared 10 secure tue proper moral mental and physical
tnhhg oi me young men entrusted 10 bis care Terms
moderate for elfsulars aud Information address
EDWARD d. P0RIRR
Nswalk, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25

THs DRATH or THE President. Clere,
Of this city, the Wilmington Presbytery. aac
the City Council of Wilmington have eact
adopted resolutions expressing their sorrow q
The loss the nation has sustained IN The death d
our beloved President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
THE EYE and BARl
TO THE PEoPLHI
NOW RBADI,
A Workby DR.. VoN MOsCHZIsKER, ~ No 1927 Walnut
street, Philidelph --entitled
RNnK INnR n.ll,. l.i,Dnr L,
NEW BooKST

III ~ n. Il. BNIleF's Book and NetpspdDer SIora
42O Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps, story Of American Life by a. W. Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wilke Cullius
Hafy llArsOn, by John T. Irving.
The Attorney, by John 7. Irving
The Constitution OF tho uuited States.
wild Liie by Capt Mayna told.
Life of Gensral Francis MARLIN,
EyoIyboiy's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Womon.
Miss Gibsrts Career
One of Them, by Ohaa Lever
The First False Stop, by Reynoids
The Woman In White by WUkie Coliina
Twenty-Five different klnds Of Novels NJ a lima a,,t
:, Az the Magazinea Daily aud eweekly Newapst,,
BOOKS, Stationery and Fancy Arti los for s,'s in ri
'H"oN ap u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
625 HOPKINS e28
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY,
NO. d2s Arch Street, A5oDs Sizth,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale and Retail.

Tue most complete aa'nrtmsnt aud best quality and
styles Of Ladies' Misses aud Children's Hoop SHIFTS 10
me oily Those OF "our Own Make" are gotten up OK
preshly TO meet the wAnis VI Frd Ciiss Retail TrddS
ph arng all the aud desirable sizes lengths
an Size waists In trail aud plain skirts from ~ 10 bB
lsPrngs from w 10 ~ Inches long, and "a, az ~ s.
va 3E and g. yards around tue bottom; making nlufs
than hund cd varieties for Ladies'; ia Mlsiss and
lChildrens skirts ws are beyond all competition that
ate made BY us have stamp on the Kid pad "llO pknE
Hoop skirt Mandatory No. t2s Arch street. fhladsl
phla, and are warranted To give satisfaction.
IL Agents for the New Flexible" skirt, the most
niaole Hoop Skirt made equal to Bradleys "DupleI
|kllpiie' skirt, aud At much lower prices.
Also constantly In receipt of full assortment Of good
hGsle'n made stirts which belng sold at very low
prices Kid Iad aud metallic 10 sprngs s6 cents
20 springs 81 00 20 springs 81 49, 10 springs 81 20 and
iO springs ~ %, skirts made to order altered and
Ailea Terms eash-ohe price only. For Circular CON
aluhg catalogue Of styles lungtha Sizes sad prees call
|ht OF address by mail incoslng stamp for postage,
HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT MANUFAOfORY,
matFjm No b2B Arch Street, Philadelphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
A. j. WEIDENER,

young man with moderate capital as partner 10
husinssi already established one OF act class stand-
Ing only ases 'ed Address "Intesrity,"A this oaea
mArstE
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Return Of MIR. Blair.

Bainu,rs jan. 70 A special despatch to the
AsEsioAs from AnDspol,s says; Hon. Nj. DAIr
arrived here this afternoon at p. n file len
Richmond Yesterday lie s. understood to rclor'
thai among ,urry of the lt1,ers IN R-tuo.o'
Jcif. Div'1 ius.ied. there = t.rorg fcelI7t -
warts mtki,g reace on the to, ,'~rrs they can.
RKnYL REPORT.
Washington. jan. 96.--The Rel moud DisrAfcn
Of the IAN says;
II. was sad yesterday that Mr.. p Ba'r, ne
venerable wi ite-vingeI hMbiager u peace, hAd
len town before breakfast on the way back to The
land OF l. ncoin. Ihoush we we're not ressIed
with n u mpse OF the old seutsmin IN any o. the
public plsce., and heard . NJ dear friend Of hr-
rner years shaking hands with him at the Pes
denrs house or elsewhere, do not believe he
has LEI. ~. He would not have come ~ fer 20
have s,aid ~ short time. We have no doubt
that he visited the President yesterday lrt have
hc,ri NIB % 81 the ip,erv ov"
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10y TELEGRAPH!


HssA'n9t0n' Jan 9.-Ths Richmond SaSrissL
of January YTth- has The following.
~. i,on
r., 70 ''. =, u Sy sss'n :" Nen "n ancborVe
~ es.,s PNs'cu VIC nm ot hruohons' but couhl
~ 80 ~ VIZ 1911 nhe. Inc prewry grounded
.,',,i ~. . 'oreA Nne1 VIC crew were
'sDVi; h' SNn ihiu",er htst hey lsF her,
NE we noWn up Dy sn,n stpioding her m,s,-
- ~ ninonu sno virginia tosh grounded.
as,.'. .i.N.,ss PsssS" ovu We t"irucionS
-, '"HrseH ,neneS Ie's "A'Si Nan zoe ~her
~ ine irsuhA Wa suuek by SW
e., IN a.. 70 49, 49, sgnt OF uer IRON oo'1-'
g.. 80" 'N,liy - ,eoe'veu was panoi IN
Tue Nrsha' ne nag shlI- was COM
y L ~, pi'.lhston' tne hiehinopi by
mn ,nJ ~. prle,,ot .h',.'' % u,S Alsps
r as, '"d NC frg'c,les'purx oy Lieut. shepard
S"uu'Au''cr nlNhh''' nay oihcer, Was IN CON nsnd
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poEEsTIc HAKKETs AND wHoIssAL n ouHEs,i
NV YoGs, sAruaDAr 7, Jan. gsth. 1876
,caees, I6.-JsvA 4'Ea4s 81 Domingo -s42 RiO, ,
Co,iorA Ib.-hid New Orleans w Md. Upland. ,
Domestic goods yard. -shirtinE, brown s6at.S
10. BRIG, SabS shs,ts erOsn SUS5' y hs.;h~+
90; Pi.nnsis .Ssss sstins,s T6aI 70. =
,iS 81 I T; .eoiS S0 S 81 P.t sa aS nj %
~ oOi haeksTeL 1. - oc.Z+ w; herrinss, /, bon
glOur suq r..i ts';.,o.ne.-e EFT, lccsl;s
Canadian {, Sosll So Rye nsaI, 1850 % cON
Fr.u RAlsns b'eh, ) SOFAS ~; Ia yer, boz, Q 10.
10 Csrrsnts, -sao Almonds 2Ss34 10 shened
Orair- bvsh.-who.t H. VII nOmisAl C.nsdisa
Siuh n"n,nn Rye, nominal Corn -. Val " u
i9i Wesssn, O4s--.
Lsmesr OAK log and Pt, eo9csIoco; n-i.
spruce, ~ UAN q; 5taves bbls. and aids. lOAl ~
HoLas,ss, gai-Ne- Orleans, Slsl o. Porto Rseo
nv. 'Ssi ~ Cuba An.., DO, tO~;; Cuba elsyea
=; Palm, D, ls,~; lind city, i SoaN-; wh.s "
Trors on,'.HBesi m bbl. IL OossO 90. Do p,. T.
m nominal Pork elesr, nsv, nominal; IT. ue- d
~ Butter Orange CO, eOAs2 10 Slate, 4i4Ss
Cheess, Am. i4s?3k.
Of a.as % 10 a Sign ces 80 s. o' Ram Jsa.S,a
tth, 5Oalo OG st.CroiI, = e.6 4G Am pure 5.s
S.a,dS A1 Am, So "A.'''' Am" 'O-s 81
s41sy, b.-Sev Orleans, a; do clarified, u ,
20 Porto Rico l9a2J Boon and yeioS, lsLSs
white, T,-.
raSGeeo.-Kentuesy, 1os4S; Cub. GSaGs. st. IN.
rlinst, i2aSO Havana blzl s.; Cunu.etica At oUaBg
wool b.-Am. SAi, &c, val 10; Am. z. ~
sni o. Sup eI. pulled, 9lal no No l. pulsd,
Iuaso s.. Am, washed, 50ai0; :. Am. UNIV q bed.
to.SS African walled b,zIb smyrna H., 5LaIU.
Tia LIB liron sUal 90 YOUNG 10, 9Cal 90 ~.
son rkin; coal rs Gunrov der and Imp. 5la2 70
Oolong and Nin.yong VJai 70; souching AID COGs.>
go IN.
k,se,aansous. --Rice, loo h. Easi India drrsa..A
IL m@l "a s1t- Turks Island, bush. aI2 LiN-
sIIooL sal IA 70 Cutile soap per h.. 23G24
hop-, cIoS s62 s6ss 1864 do, JJsS5 itAy, IVA la
North River, bal "; Candies city, Ha-.
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NondB,, .ban. 30.
The Army Of the Potomac.
Reward, for soIdieriy Conduct.

H'd,hirg1 n, Jan pa let,er from tie army II
tie Potomac, dated FRIDAY evening, says quie, still
continues along the lines, The only variation Of the
monotony hV.ny some occaslonal ptckes firing In
front Of tho Ninth Corps near the Apporna,ior.
To-day smother desortcr WAS executed At City
Pint the event attracting large concourse Of
spectators. The name Of the culprii was Sswsi
W Root dIiIs George II Harris First Connecticut
H-,vy Artillery, who ~ss found guilty Of dssort-
ius 10 the enemy.
Tbs FLOWING order has just been issued from
ttese headquarters;
HaADeuARTErs ANY OF rns Po1oNAo,
January 24th, 1855.
To t'e end hs proper spin, II emulsion may
~ aroused among the snhstcd men o. the army,
and metjtorious conduct recoe me 1 and rewarded
furlou7bs vii 10 granted " such men as by at
tsnu"n 10 duty proficiency in drl, conduct on
tNc march and In BATE. and carr - Arus. horses
and equipment, have provel themselves W be Tie
best ~ dor. IN tte lHsAle to which uoy are a.
IA rel. The following wi ~ Tho rule NJ appoint
mont and selection: To each ono thousand men
pr'"ant for duty IN zach brigade, one Through
snd II the excess IN over 500 Two furloughs on se
'ec.ion msde by tho regular commandee
should TIE eIcsHs not rcsch i've hundroi. fur
lough will lie forwarded representing sucI excess
in me deficient brig AIDES ~ tie d. vision and II the
total exceeds tive huadrcl, ono iuTiough Will be
sclOrtod by the division commander. Such fur
louf's viii De Tor twenty tive days viii state that
they are Tor solheily conduct under the proyls-
ions % tits or,ter, and viii 10 forwarded on the
yItn day Of each month, Tor Aciion 81 ,hoss hesd-
quarters
by command OF Major General MkADE
s.F. BARs,ua. A. q.
The nets order "a foilows
Il having been reported to the Major General
commanding hst the cnlnTs Of the Goth Msssscbu-
Esils Volunteers. recently lost In battle were |, At
k.Hn
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The Peace Mission.

u.t..,. ,..,, 49, ,,.. -, ,..,.,
"N''"f "u WI ~ " N"'' INV N"'iio' ''s''"i'
that the peace m,ssiou u Mr. Blair bas resulted In
obtaining from, teTr.op Iavi, Al q c,,ar,,on thu,
-, -,
NC VIII Waive ah ioruANHes Ai' sehh 'ou'mie'oh-
sIs to Wsshinston. or receive At Richmond any
n.,.o,, .n,ho,,z.i 40 ,r.., 81 r.,c. a, N. ba.,s n,
49,
sparution
Mr.. Lincoln hn offered b. treat Of pesce With
- -. -, -. =. =,
vi '"'''"'e "'Hf WINE " "'''ou'
JEFFERSON LAWS authority prepared 70 offer on the
I.rt of III, stat.s in r,b.Ion .,,,ls,n.,, on IA,
IL = 49,
~"'o" :" "' '''''
This Is, In brief, the result OF Mr. BANS mis-
son, fr,rp which IA .pps.r, thai IN. o,,.stion Of
-,
',N' ''"'A'uN H0o'' ""e'' - ~ oo'o'o mo n's"
nanons were entered upon. II IL nevertheless
surmissd that more inport.n, noyoti.tions ~,
itL.i. . 80. = =. -, ~,
49, W. ''''" "'"i S'' ''"' "' MI "'N'
Richmond. and rumor says that before hong the
public will h. f,r,,sbcd with nm. r.r,,c,,l,,s
tn" Ehbhh Nb1AhtHrs'
IRE Richmond EsoUIRm- Jan. 18th, says:
The s.con,l r,ission NJ IA. H., y y U,ir 4,
Hl.bmond n andsi INV Al, r.,nrr n, ~, ,.n,,..
man ~ WashIng,on v,.tcrday ,no,oi,, ~
othinv hns be.n a,,oTpIisbs led to1..r5, an ir,,n.
di,t, rc,,s W. Dol ,ns,,GsJ IA, a..,i, ca,
,rs. The enemy are willing u ,.,,nit ns ~ do.
tai. o.,r IN t.rr,s nroyi,l.J nnly ,s ,.iu ~, ~
solve n,e Jipioo Apv gusrsote. for ~,ysrv. .nx
lt.n and
tsp.op. h,l eonucn.-.,ion in Crrenha,ls g., \. tho
n.sru-,, ths, b.ys leen ca-rei on sry,ng ~.
anvthiup everything N !. We cum AL or th,,I iii
| /. freely granted, n ouly ". will oou,~p, a 70
unite vub them Thesc IN Az no, bave I.~n =, ,c,,x
M Hairs terms but they onbrsee tho substance Of
u,s 'n' 80 90 nor 20 the s.N' eAAsge1Ate ne
| VA II We will only ruturn 70 lho tiuou hut these
| terms cannot purchase our liberty We are not
| htinp for slavery, u.ither ia pro.ection nor er
.euaon. We are wilhsg W give .p .l.y.y tor
| our lihsrty. We intend 10 10 inGrponde-t and
| Tree, or to he exlermlnatsd The ene.py win
unierutand the earues.nesz e our peopls In due
| time. A. yet they do not fully know IA bui thew
| are learning fast We are seeking = place among
tho nations II the earth, believing II 10 he rqht
securod Us by our foreiAihrrs slavery has mott.
| ing Whatever To do with this war We All sve.u ths
! institution rom us TIE mon ent IA stands IN the
wa Of the accomplishment OF our Khnrtv. The
enemy night IS well abandon the effort 70 biibe us
with pru,octun for slavery out oi our hhsrty, We
admit tina, there are u few recreant wrrtche, in
these States who would sell their Liberty for tho =
negroes ; but our word for H. tley are few .uS nj
lsriy cuuts1nptibl.
This second mivon Of Mr. glsir \. IN, to.a xvi
drnco thu, sc can desire tina, our n-.or. have mi,
10 he true T. thsn.eI YES and they viu .,s,,uaiI,,
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Wholesale Price. Of Country rroa.ee.


fsv iosE- "wednesday, Jan. "a lsC4.
Al no time, p-rh,p-, sine. the commencement "
ue rebellion, have business affairs generally, p-s
'en'ed more dubious and unsettled appearance THAI
At pre'eni. Trade. In all iu brsnehe. Ia nearly ats
''sndstilL /. no one think. Of laying in a stocs u
goods in the face Of the vide huctuAcu. Ia
sod' aud the prospect Of speedy reduction In the
scale Of prices upon the modified bsss OF eNehans-,
and except In few instsncsa price have suffered
little change The market under rovier lie No eicep-
ton 70 this prices remaining about quoted lea
week Butter IL dull and dropping al s9as474 for
Western. ami tishSc for State. Cheese Ia dull Al IL
a23+o for common " prime. Potatoes owing to the
sc,vs demand for shipment 10 savannah Me higher.
Lard Ia lover, with sses at - Nc Cut uea,s
dull, al iIals &C Tor shoulders aud lSc and ~ ios
hains. Onions Of oil description. are higher ERs,
y Gaiso hiehor being quoted TO-DAY high sic
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raR Richmond ExANIssn furnishes the follow
ing parting address Of General Hood to his troops
ruPIo, NTse., Jan. -, 1S65.-soldiers A. my
request I have this day been relieved from tue
command Of the army. In taking leave OF you
sccopI my thanks for the patience WITH which you
have endured your hariShips during tho roeeni
campaign am alone responsible ior its concep-
ION, and ,Ioye hard IN do my duty In the eIeou-
tlna. urge upon you Me importance OF giving
your entire support To the distinguished soldier
who now assumes command, ami | shsll look With
deep uteIe on all your tuiure operations, and
rs,o.ce Ut your success, J. y. HOOP,
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Saturday. Jan. 49,.
Peace Probable.
Resorted suoees. Of Mr. RIslr,. Ml.,Ian.

pbtird,lpk a. Jaa FIN. t,,,ovi,s 4. 49,.
cial dl snatch 10 the Ey.,t.a I'm roR,,a.
ya,h,n1,,. la, s1t :. ro,y a.er,,.,x
known that Mr.. M.ir's ml.,son TO Rebmopd "a,
-, -, -
A., -.
nj haIS shteu uisuhehy I" MT mar mat he
would conclude peace and return to the Union
,t,r ,er,,s ,h,, ,.,,,iI A.. ,.,,.,l,, ;r..,, A.,
:.
MI Lincoln anu congress MI biair zSo hIi an
interview with Genera. lee. v no avowed himself
1{,,,. e .rdir, A. -, .it,, - ,.i -,
. - ~
'heir arms anu returning W the Union. Mr. blair
also converted with . majority Of the rebel Com
,,.ssro,, u,, ..r.,..,,,.J A. .,,s.i,.s g.. ,,. =,
- ~ " N' "
abandoning further hostilitios.
There can I've no doub, thai in dsy or two Al
t.,Lo., c,,-,,,is i,,,.., III ...,L u-.,i.,-., A..
H., g., a.. ...,,,, - .u-.,..
q, 40. uoi-r a.. ro,.,,,,,,i, ~ a.. -.
''N 1'''' "'' Wv
M hiAr tNpSrencel tle klndost oi treatment
1t the hands OF the authorities, and rppor-s thai
.s,,o a.. an =, -, p..h. -. ..,,,.,,... :,
| " ~ VI
| public opinion has taken IlAce
The most extrerns advocates Of "fehtinp "A ont
! -, A. -, ,
" VS. ~ Wv VI
their cause The probability o' an carly peace
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oraual..rsIsu OF the New Jersey Legis-
laIurc.

Trenton \. J, Jan, 2o.-rhe House organ AL
l..ioy. hAyiuy agreed upou compounds Jo-
.rL f CrowelL Union tRcp J, was elected
,.cslc-. Geor e T Cooper, Of Cumberland cRop =
Zen. A. 81. Johnson, Of horeer ucm,l, Asrs-
t.a;Crrs. The Doorkeeper Is also Republican
..i ne Assistant Doorkocper and hn(rossuS
I.yls. Uenucrats. They we're al unAnAHonAiy
= getr.i
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Southern News.


p n's n southerp newspapers hrnish add
u"l. food 'r speculation upon the state OF flirs
IN me C'n.serrtey. The Port FISHER STAR having
proven such pleasing In dsguise" 20 tho editors
who express puolic opinion, aud Al the other re-
els doahtes endorse that view, we have no reA.
~ y V dissatisfied wish their conclusions R.ta
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reRebmond surDs1. Of Wednesday, .y.:

ID more We talk shout peace, the more AFRO
CANT tie enemy tecoSos Inc msn who are COT
unuslly whining sboui pcsce bu, prolons The war,
'h-y well know there can be pescs but IN
Two ways-subjugation or indspendsDce.
re Rlchtnoud kSQurKHa Of Path says.
on, Dag u truce bost gees down today IL Boul.
" rs lanju, aud will convey General Singleton,
q, | uu-s. on hIs reiurn 70 the North
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The canadian ParliAniebt

QvsL,e, In, p In Parliament lsi night ~"
Attorney General Brought in bill fur the proven
ton and suppression Of ouirages on The troutcr
and the manufacture and shipment of arms foT IN
avail purposc providing Tor the selsure and ca
.uunau On Of suspected vossrls aud giving nosace
g. p-rtJtI UNIV orthy d the hospitality o. This cOnt'-
rs ~ remove frum H. The bA. is COPIED in part
tfyu ths Imperial Act and In part n Al Act NJ Con
.rvss VI she uunsd ssAtsa OF 1888. The hill vss
~ o-iAy.
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A MODEL HAIR DYE FORALL TIMR

A MODEL HAIR DYE FORALL TINE
IA nepot-48 south Second 81 williansburgh
a bye Dyer" the sayans shout
And tholIsAnda repeat the cry
science and Art have just brought ouk
A true and Natural Dys!"
Then II your locks s,resk Ell with sley
And cnuse you many righ;
one pian aloue YOU must lsirsus--
- bEiest's unequallod Dye
The following uei-known Wholesale Drugt,,,,..
our Aaens in New York :-Ba.ue. a -. NJ III ,.urs
Row Fraser l. Lee, 20 ReekInsn st. WLesLsr M
Cherry st.; Miller Reed, $50 Allen cor stanton a.
and cor. Houston 81. ard Avenue u Purer q Fur
child, AS Hudson st. and JI1 sixth ave; Hoatle,
81 Eighth ave. Druggists also he .,nJpiied h.
CHAS. \, CRi1'rESTON, IS sixth ave. AGnyt.r
turrd at ~ SOuth second II. WiliAmsburgh To ts
had a. all respectable Druggists and laucy ,tylv,
lhroug hout the lnifet Staies a.
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TIE NEW YORK SUI

iupSn uAiiJ' ouhuays excepted
Two ours ran CORY Ia oESrs PiH wKn
Delivered .nySherv In the city % vicinity B.,
I'll 20; riI months, ~.
THE 5 uN VA the originator Of the Associated EAr..
Oreani Iaion, and has the finest advantage for OBJ
itsiping Asvs IL CONTAINS ALL the news VI the LAY
IA n slHAli spfce-easiy read.
A Weekly Ediiisn 9th sn.
IL Published every TUESDAY. Terms lin srspp.rs ilr
tho mai, n desir,dJ InREK CrSTs per copy, v.i ~
bUteoaIl TAOS PRI,s--oNE pOLLAk PEa 1EAA
whether by single copy In clnh- ths ehslpsa a.
per N tLS world. Postage on Daily Sun BY una w
quarter, III 70 year PohAgs en- Weekly SC
quarter, zoe, year.
Address all lsttsrt 10
hOoLs 8. BEACH, ProTristor u Tan sUA
CAxpsI PaItoA sld Nassau sA-kX
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I, choosing your sEpasI III yoaI l4ouV b<-
AS-----a- AlAAAsLV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-17

SrppyN DrArU Coroner Farrell, NJ Jersey
CITY, was G. led upan yes,e,isv 60 hold inquest
upon the b'iy ~ voung man uAmci samuel
Cochrsn = rev'r1per larrier, who died suddenly
or sunday nigNt ~ lis residence, No. COS Grove
street neceasc@ Vss m usual ycol health aud
spent sunday afternoon ~ the Centrl Part skating
ponds Attsr returning home, tc s'hrcd ~ 0
O'Clock, and m lees thsn an hour his w.fe vAs
aw k-u,d hy hearng him moan, AID before any
ono could he summoned, ~ expired. II being
cy isnt that death was caused Nv hesrt-!,seasc,
ne Coroner gave permit for burial
A GRAND GAS STUIkF,-Eesoutlons woro
rdor. 4 Ia. "'-ht At large aud influential meet.
Ing held a. HoboEeu, asains. using gas until the
GSH Company, present cvorlI.aut rates Of four
dollars per thousand ioot a-, reduced. Committee
were MS nUpuutNi 'o collect s.u'turcs tu an anti
gas ,onsuwr. I'cl.' ani 10 'titi'n the tty
CuUncl not 90 u-o .rGs In tho streets anC PUB ic
l4ildiugs until the Company reduce tA, prizes.
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Tnp srrrr wArD scrooL CAsS In the Supreme
Court, IN the case ot Mary Hugh assins, the Bosrd
II Education, which seton is Known ,s the Sixth
Ward teachers case, plaintiff yesterday applied Tor
.rresr.res on the ground that 1siendanu hsd ii.
-ectsd her reinstatement by the 'pcal board, snd
were therefore, holden Tor her salary. Decision
reserved.
ASorns' PrJ-TIS FoEGgny cAsE - Gustsvc
Adolph V7r.tusn was brought tsforc Z. z Com.
missioner whits yesterday, on complaint Of the
Pru.sisn authorities who charge him With forging
" &c extent n $4,000. The defendsn, csnne V
THE country and was about starting husinee. m
Chicago wh,n he Vss arrested Al that rlsce. While
en- route rom CHI ago to this ci,v IN caarge 81 the
officers, Norgtr an bumped from the cars while 90
ing A. the rate Of t.entv mlss An hour. Tie was
badly iniured sad eas rearrestei. Commissioner
Wnits committed I'M for Examination.
CorHr NJ GEssh IL ss,sioSs-tnr lsz,grs Mrr-
rEa In the Cont q Gensrsl Sessions yesterday,
tho cas. n bernard Frstv, indicted for the murder
81 HNrAs Lazarus IN tie 2nd instant came up
before Iudz, Russell. Tho Courtroom WIS t'led
with rough crowd, telou gins g. the fsh ting fra
nrnitv So great was tho desire n obtain adnie-
sion - The Court that the h,l VAS Oiled, and q :
ofhcsf. found Il a ficIt g. MAINTAIN order At n
O'Clock = idge Russell took bis se.t, and n's-ic;
Attorney H,i' said he ready 70 proceed with
the case. NJ John scd.-~ict. counsel Tor the N
SONAR sid me defence No. rr-I arci g. 20 %
trial ,ud asked io- postporsuent NJ Hal CO.
posed the motion, and protrscisd and interest
ing scussion sns1ed, o. the clos n which Judge
Russell decided thu, N, trial @, Fiiorv should pro.
oeei W SejsWck said TIA, ~ could not defend
| .he prisoner without further time, and therefore
Woui place him in the hands n the Court, who
Mould give him such counsel ~ D., saw proper
Jldgc Russell then ,ssened Jas waiting and Jas
" Smith. Jr.. counsol for the prisoner, and se'
the UIsl down ''r II o'clock tLis morning On t''
| return To- pr'.on large crowd accompanies
| Frsry ..... Patrick McChrty and Michael M
loney, Indicted f0r BURGLARY In stesling fve thou
| sand cigars from W liam =, Harvard, NOS white
| hall street. on the u-I n December p'aI s1iltv %
| burglary n thu third degree. The prisoners were
| remainder for sentence.
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DENTISTRY.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
ATop'h ey ,ctCd yitto4t p ~, ot no rherfc Real
without ott-itfir~ the roots Al operations Waf-
rented j. j. VII LARS, 100 Grand e. bloc from
+ tway. E2o
A SET OF TEETH OF SILVER or Rubber
y tto Sl2 IN -cld. 10 go partial seis gold.
:! uvcr : 70 tooth oeth eytrsrted .ithout na,u-
cenuoi. VhitTuCI. or filled vth gold ami other hl,
iras, cjs and warrant q, nv mr. "A. VIII EkS, a.
Roverv, opposite the OLD Theatre 80
DESTAL OPERATIONS FREE OF charge,
bRt tNo p'sgcnpr. o' me Nes YORK lSn'J school
40 broadway. Pa ents NAY apply or 'th tooi. 70
tAnd O., 4 a. aaT
nE. DRAKE, ija CANAL STREET, SETS
H. .,'ot tom on .il...at 3, 10 as on sold o
- 90 ~, .tHunHl Fes hl cent per Tooth tsa'h
mn Nlfn .oi, bone ccr'nt % other FILINGS, o. c-.
% : pHr tooth, Teeth eNfrsutHu without pin. 200
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JNrRFAsF ~ WORKING Horns ~ INV
N,v1 Y,Fn.-1he order directing thst the work.
Ing hours Of the men employed IN tho Navy Yard
should he extended w.s received with such sen.
er,l and determined opposition. th>th va. With.
dr,wn until "Wednesday ney'. w which time the
dec SION n tho Ssvy Departnen, will be known IN
regard 10 the MISTER The folowinsi. TIE order
i.annd