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Urn GOODS.

Urn GOODS.
.-..e----..-..--.
At GRAND-ST CHEAP STORE. I,
~ wATEREp. PLAIN ard BRoGHE RIBBONS every "'''n'
aclESr BLACK RIBBONS SgsfF gI al6LEy
N 800 81 and ' or sS1 end No.. sS ed sS4 Al
At GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
n Another Line Of CELEBRATED BLACK SILK.
G3ESET y s 81 o. s. $50 s. sd every
shade Uncut Mio Corded Sl s' Epw IS iRsPFpLEY
Nos @ 81 and ' o gIS d and 10. sod 5% At
At GRAND-ST CHEAP STORE.
y FROM AgGT0NS sARGAINs y I'D GL0 o0
on 1P bof&R %p GLOVE BEST TWO
DOLLAR GLOVE reduced 70 ~ 90 Ier pair, ar o,s ,h Il.
cheap BAKGAlSsin HOSIERY Drv,,Drpntrv
No. sOs 81 and 9iIs and Roe c. 60 aud 20 Alen''
Finh Block East from the BoweIy.
At GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE.
IMP0RTED FRENCH FLOWERS new every day
No, ss 9 aud aii Grand IT, and No. CO. So and 70 Alsn'
Rihh Block Eas, from the Bowery -
At GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE. ,,,
n BUGLE, PRINCES, BugLE 9lMfs' BU0LE ohSA'
MENTs SGhE ssts sIR vELvETs all wdh.
TRIMMING BUTTONS and endless variety 's, psP1 nF
No. 800 81 and oiI Gls,dt and Noe e O. and 10 AIsn'
Fifth Block Fast from the Bowery.-
A r GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE.
WORK BOXES. uor,D,v PRESENTS.
YANKEE NOTION DEPARTMENT. .n,,,,nn,,n,ev
No, 900 81 and 81, orand. 60 and 20 Aeni'
Fiah Block East from the BoveIy
A t GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE. ,,,,.r
N Bsrssiu, IN PLAIN and EMBRolpkRLD LINEN HAND
KERCBEFs BANDS. COLLARS SITS EstPs Nh
No. CO., sli snd sIt Grsnd., and Nos es So and 70 Asn
'''' W. Tinb Block Fast from ire Bowery. -
A Z GRAND-S1. CHEAP STORE. ,.,,-,, u,rs
bIooMERs and BoSXETs. Gl.o FELT and SILK GOODS
every and style nearly half last E ESHt RIDLEY
Ma aoa al and 3I Grand , add Nos &C. % end 20 Asu.
Nos ''' 81 'D' '' fiah Block E. fon tie sowsry.
no MlLLlNERS AND COUNTRY sIokE-
L KEEPERs.
AT GRANDsE CHEAT STORE. ,,..-
We length. Millinery Goods cheaper than downtown oeo"
,sn whole pieces Gail vnv.pn prnIry
900 81 sAd aii GRIND ,Sd g = aud 70 aso -;
DLACK SILK QUILTED
AND EMBROIDERED SKIRTS.
Very elegant and wsrm for the Winter at
GAYNOR'S,
No. 76S BROADWAY,
Between Eighth end Nnih,,.
No n,cion whatever any other store in the city
WHITE EMBROIDERED FLoUNCED AND
TUCKED FRENCH SKIRTS
GAYNOR'S,
Me- 7ts BROADWAY.
Between Erhih sud Ninth 1t.
40 connection whatever with shy ether 'oIe in he city
THE NEW FRENCH SKIRT,
GAYNOR'S,
Nc. 5ts BROADWAY,
Between Eighth and Nihth,ia
No connection h,tsyer with any other store IN the city
ERENCH HAND.MAD COUTlLLE CORSETS.
Fourteen case, jus, received per last steamer.
BEAUTIFUL SHAPES,
And al .Ize,; the trade supplied o LIBERAL TERMS.
No connection wI,,ever with other 'iore In the city
GAYNOR,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
No. 7es BrOadwsy between LiEhth and Nlnil-T.
! fashions AT THE RAGS.
THE JEROME SKIRTS IN BLACK RIPS.
WITH WHITE HORSE SHOES.
! AND IN WHITE yELOCES
WIN BLACK HORSE SHOES.
THE NEWEST AID Most ELEGANT SKIRT 90 THE
SEASON.
GAYNOR'S.
No. 5o5 Broadway bstwcen Eighth aud Ninii'"'
No connection whatever with shy other stove In tie city
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TWO REMARKABLE BOOKS.
l2mo, Cloth, Bevelel Edges, 81 90.
F1nm TIE N. Y. Herald, Nov ~.

From The ~ Y. Herald, Nov ~
II yeG.,lDs only by way variety to meet with writer
ho aim, 10 rive honestly his sctua impessoni II he
tempted occasionally rsthe language than m'y suit
an over-is,iidious taste.
without fsT no exhibits 10 the reader group CT generals
uI, lie himself parade but in undre Uniform
II. ,I,. 10 illustrate not only their great military qualities but more
particularly men peculsIe and chnraceri'e HIS pages
be found to contsn mpuy about Of the great b'
which reports have len untold with such 'eoeo' o. o'i
generals A. history proper viii perhaps condeseend TO record and
10 embrace singular facts great campaigns and strange stories
about great
N seps book remarkably enc exception to the genera
sore,nA occisoned by ee Il Is relief 10
come rnervesdJ upon tie Dismal swamp Of eoempor'neous
history
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
kD HlPAI,l
Pnss<uaen Arrived.

Tn steamship Henry Chauncey from Aspin walN Jacobs
wife and two children Mrs. T.. C. Andrews Capt LePsSe
N H. Langworthy H. r. fuford wife and two children II.
A. Chaees wife aud three children Miss NJ Charles Mrs j.
b. Gray Jas Cunningham Frank Stevens A. syeIsone J..
E. Morgan L. h. Avery Mrs. 3 A. Depew. +. w Fesce, T.
Sparrow and Miss Liza Ben Col q. O. Briggs, Milo
George MIs g. b. stevens and daughter, q. Amet Capt NJ
Brown 81 Nckerson A. Stevenson. VI. GeaAhart, Henry
Murphy r. C. Lee Mrs. Lee, j. ID. Wilson, q. Clements,
wife and two children DR. X. A. Egbert aud wife, Miss n
Go..er. Alfred Gill; ?. A. Haven. +. / shaw. Col A. IT,
MARI and and wife Mrs c. y. Hawley Miss ID hawey T.
W. Boyden w y. Coleman. A. W: Mcfherson Jas hecht'
A. Katirnhsn. A. w Adams, w. Wood and wife NJ bren'
nan C. NJ. Jacobs Jacob Sehick and brother H. Sawyer
A. C. Jones A. Henry. wife and two children L. Ackey,
H. \ Bouham, ". X. Kelly, Samuel nelly. j. N. Asher,
James NJ Asher J. Johnson r. c. Smith, j. W: Alexander.
Arr Badger A. r. French q. W. Pickering Mrs. Abrams,
Isaac Buns H. O. Flint yuo. Leach Mrs. H. W; Franz and
children Ira Williams W. H. Forsyth wife andA children
Jane. Armstrong Moore Kerr and wife, s. Foster X. q
Buc kingham wife aud children; &. L. Perkins Clark, W.
NJ Doran II. Barne. Vim. Clifford r KING. Mrs o. Bhsa
an 90 Ia steerage From Aspnwa Mrs. II. Lonhidsc H.
DE Birmns cham NJ Guardioll and wife and children, Mrs
Lynch. W. a. Hatch James Bowden w Borda, NJ Wheian,
IL Pedch, T. NJ Dewall. I. Jachs, ID. I. Hinklry.
In steamship Corsica from liAvsnaMrs Bunch aud dAnsh'
ter T. A H. brinsdon T.. A. Noyas Thomas McGran, John
Blocker James Blair Mrs Blair and child, Capt f. Lewis
Capt WoodEne Capt Todd, Capt Whedten, Mr. stcksI
r. Adderly Capt U. b. 0uteIbrid;e jos McCuy CsP "
NJ BuIdel, STAFF Surgeon Morphen, Mr.. Van upsf' " '"
Hartley, and 10 deck passengers
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Truyelcr,' Guide.

To Albany oy aud on II. H.. Depo, Sdsh.st. sni
ie,h.sye. Irf BY hssem x. " Depot 2otns,
end 4thay Va Hudson RiyfT, ~. H. a. IN, ~
8 snd 10 p. III. VIA Harlem II A. ~. AMI 4. m
>unday train via Hudson Rlsrf, o 3. m cry
cas- rnn he tween Chamber sud ao'h,t. station
snl gifv fisA aii .ttb-st. station
10 t.pi,oyesu and W,,bir ton by the New.Jersey
T. T. 100, OF Iourtlaudt 49, ara !" a. M
8. La. aud I, udngh s1nday - - Va
70 ioxea sy Ne~ hofaon .ne' i.. pm
To J.ton. by New Haven X. X, VA Slr.n-nfi
2;,lsi. sndfh Az; ~ ana T. "
10 Bottom by Ncy-llaven H. H.. Eti's, and fh'
az. Nis shcfe idue. u. .ni p Sunday..' p u
TO Cam 6,iras. i;ocirstsr Buffalo, Salamanca and
Wet by Pie Railroad. foot OF chainO"f'-s''' q -
If :. 10 a. .a sad I'm tn.ifsnt uen,'.';. y
rfan and De AZ Bay X. w., via steamboat
In for I.reGe er and Long Pr'nch. si5 p
.,p 4. X. a. m .sa Y.phans........s = IA, sud D. N
ITO liicte,t..own ADD inerEiedi1,s SiaiionI' ~
| Morris md r.seI X. r.. foot OF Bnclsyli' a.
a.3o .. A. By fosd for stations west OF
nnturn a. i.i0 .. Norri.iown Erpres'...... p NJ
SaS spriasdeidsicaaer, case Peck slip at. 81
.,d.h.s, "a IN a M "a D. 9;aS, -. and p IL
To IN West. b. Central Railroad Of New Js.'ey;
via 4 lenlosn from foot of Liberiys " H..
a n, ~ ma and $500 o. m sunday tr4n........ p n
To Phiiadel phis by Jersey Railroad, ioos Of
Couulsnd,-si., I. 10 and II IN, IL M, and6a
W.. aud 10 midnight SUNDAY. .:.....;......... p
To Pgo,! dcuce. by steamer City of Proydencc ev
efy Tuc,day, rhuriday ard Saturday from Pier
y y a,..'''...' !"
Collfland,-s,.. aud l Ga IN, p M, and ~
midnight Sundly.....................,. r "a
To Prfinoat by Northern K r., New'lersey.
ffori jersey City At % m. TT ~ and go. r. M .
Monday, ,; - III
10 h~w Orleans every saturday A'4Antc ana ''lA'PP
ei,..u I.and Eerry-see advertisement
81 further Information resi Rtlro'd Time Tables
see al,cIti,eiLcnts H. another pasi OF ths paPo'
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Counterfeit Cigar Stamps.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JAB. II
Before Conmissioner OSBORN.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFflCE-JAu. II
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
United States sgt. Charles Mitcheing. .
The defendant in this case is of those charges
being engaged in the manufacture and sale of the cOa.-
Fuchs He had bought cigar stamps Of the defendant three %
had sold the stamps again with which Aitcheine supplied
him the stamps were used on cigar boxes itnsss Rso
duced Of the stamps which he had purchased OF the
Crossersmned-rhe note for $3.50 him IN p
payment or the stamps and also for some money be osns
ne; g,ys he note last Deceuber not the drawer
the note, bat the ndor.er, Il va. drawn oy Moo. A.
nave sold then d9ne.ns ess; mos 80 ..., wsr, -
stamped oy Uri1ed states ih'peos'' '"' ''i "
An-, Walter t.,,isea-I am an elecrosyper Know IL
dePdsnt; have known lin sir years be WORK, ia Pec:
where have worked have done work for him What %
sP work; rlcctso,yped ,'p1e Plates aSpt me-
Know them again EPae. shown wiin.ss Ihe-e ooa IA,
ihe Plates had, bot can't reoeaber tIe desls e.aey
.p he brought me they not al! .nei gave thA
oectro,ype the deiendan the hrs, time MAIDS nvs 10
him the second time five. and the lsst time ten
Cross 1aninedl csut say certainly that these are sa
plates but OF them look Ike 10y WORK taey arc
br Zen m and can't tc till sre them whoe' tnoc
What hc brought fancy engesyins and fancy cuts
and remember single VOID nor Device haze esecu0ssPes
.nitrsion llaysns cigar labels fre9usrty. $3.50,
re are Tie share these; hs taoso
az, 81 diheTept--.ome long. sonie 'ho,t.
George Mcleod ,-sthed am police snd s,Irye1
m. decndant in CbsthsUscn.e have seea t'ese orosee
plates before found them At No u ChsthsmM pfias
ers ned beer; tie defendants Pac 81 business 10 W
house young man o. he name o. my'ec" gave I'"'
10 NE. .. , -. &c, p..,,.f ,.o, sbs
Emil Myech testified. wort 81 ~, perrsi snS-
defrndsnt he in the same shop have 'e those -
before saw them ia the ono" Of heer rolled ug "a
apron morning gave item to Nh besf a"ss
know whosc the apron - -. - -
NJ Tenbner called for the defense, testified thai De ne
known the dfenau. years his chAricter vs sooes
he was good shrr industrious hardsokis and 10 every
way of good chsrac,er . -,
Theodore Gsgs. who hsd known him Tor tu OF c'ese
ycar, testified 10 his good character. ,s
Csr Diem had him twenty yesrs and te.inse
that he good CITIZEN good isIher aud good nusosna sns
nothing but good.
Sir schws. OF test lied also to ms good character
The testimony herecosed, the parties 70 submit poS
on Tuesiay next. 49,. =,
Nc B.ank nan Tor prisoner, Mr.. Rel ioT Govcrnneat
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE'
PORT OF NEw-YORk.''''''''''''A ~

s...,,- ,o..,. MsmL schulusen. Hamburg Kun.
hardt Co. ,,-~ooh Bostou. Whitney Hath
'T STEAMSHIP, City of Baltimore r Manning Liverpool
q. Dale. .h., Landau Orinnau Minturu
Co. A. O,..rs n II n,,uc,ona
EMP EMP m msmy Brsss, Liverpool D. Ogden.
ShP v,o. ,so, 1BrI Wylis. Havana II. w. Rmsel Co.
Bar kd. 1biJ CARD ;, psTeI.,s. Pension c Co
Ps J.botoa (Braa), DelsnhuA Psmumbaos. II. IL Swim
4 Co. ., -, ~ al, AZ a. pI,h.r,
Pris Fayorita, Due, Barbcdoes H. Trowbridge's Sons
Brig Chebuoto lBr Mcpherson, Halifax Brett Son 20.
schr. j. 5. Walden. Weaver, Pyaeass u ~ Vsas b'aa'
L SlSSkL
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Arrived.

Steamship Corsica tBr.l LIE Mesnrer, Havana Jan IL
Nassau DO md.e. aud pass. to y. Cunard.
Steamship Henry Chaucey tPsc fc Nail, Gray, Asplnwan
Jan, H. with psss treasure. mails and mdse, TO +. W. o.
Below
Ship Narsgansett Halin Bordeaux p days wine &c. -
Atkins Co. Experienced very heavy gales the entire
passage.
Bark Washnston (Ham Peyn, Ham5urgh Y days. mdss.
and l pass to r. NJ. soman Edge. Has had heavy north
erly aud westerly gales the entire passage.
Bark IBIS Weseado Galveston 81 days, cotton and WOOL
Topper < Beattie.
Bark Csmpsnero of Liverpool Spates Pernambuco Dce
10 Hampton Roads 49, with Penderzast Bros
Bark Annie Sherwood of Befbsdoes Gichris Leghorn.
Oct 49, marble to J. w. Ewel Put into Fortress
Monroe for supply Of provisions.
Brig Caoqus Brazil Cintrs. Rio Crsrds Nov H. hides,
&c, John Bento Co. Experienced very heavy n. w.
gales n. OF Hatteras.
Brig Hulda tNow Lindsed, Malaga. Nov "A and Gibs-
ral.A 30 ndse. to Funoh Meincke Wendt Experiencol
heavy N. w. gales most o, the passage.
Brig E. Rowland, Rowland, Mobile, Is days, with cot
ton, master. -
Brig Clio (of Hslfax) Benson Perusmbuco Dec is, with
and cotton to Jones Laugh -
Brig Camilla tof Bermgda) Halls aanzaniIa 20 days, WIN
mahogany &c. to Mccall Firth.
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suRRoGATEs COURT JAM 49, Before surrasass
VILLA pRovrp-CHARIrABLE REQUESTS.

During the past week the Surrogate has admitted ps
RPohn.op Gso Usins, Edward Brewer John =. Brown.
Jane. barnes William Itss xn.ns0ny sshfp R asny
=. Nh.. Non. Of the above wills contain pro-
vision. Of public The will Of sarah eSbS,os BE-
$780, ~ 49, purposes of tine Society The will a
Patrick Mcssnon bsqusa,h to the Archbishop Of
20 =, hs .xrended the erection Of the Roman Catholic
a. F,nh ave 20 the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy.
nm $50; 10 the Institution OF the Sisters of the aooA
shephsrd $500; aud TO the Institution at ihs Sisters Of ercs
Nm Hsustan a. $500
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JAS is-Bsfoss
Judge BKrra
RETURNS OF PROCESS.

The Marshal, on Tuesday last, made return OF
process duly served In the following cases. The uns
s,s.s at our bottles and cantacG, containing altar OF
United States ast three casks. containing whisky,
United States sg gold chain: and other valuable
soS watches and other ewely United States est boxes
Of smoking tobscco marked in diamond Maggie
IN moton Of Mr. Clarkson, Assistant United sstss Ds-
an order Of condemnation and conscstion wss
n,Ss,ss 10 be entered In all Of the above cases.
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and f0urthAye EntTance on IWontv teYeuthbL
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-Yohn:
For New Haven, 100 BOO(EA,) lilo l2l3 (KrJ
800, (EI,J a45, 20 and 800 (EI., } p.
For Bridgeport 100, zoo, tfI.,j ll.D q l2i5, (Er,D
400, or 3t5, 40 and 800 (EI.) pm
For Milford, aud stfatford, 100 llO m Jt3 ~,
For Fairfield Southport aud wo'por 100. ilJOa M 49,
A3p.
For Norwsi. 100 900, EIl 80, l!.oOs i2i:, tEIJ
400. HI.) 3t5, 30, $50, 800 (Ex..lp. Il.
For Daren TOO, $50 llJ0 a. m. j345. 40. $50 p. m.
For Greenwich co. 10 l30 Jt5 $50, 3d. ~ pm.
For Stamford 100, 40 (EI) $780, lilo l2l3 tEI)
800 (EI) IS, 40 $50, $50. 500 tEI..) D. M
For Port Chester and intermediate stations TO- nv iLo
q Ia. as, 40, $50, $50, 100 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS. -.
For Boston, via Springfield. 400 IN (EI) 200 tErlao'
,. NJ.
For Boston, via Shore Line. i2l5, (EI..) coop. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield soo q M tEI,) i2is' a~
Dr. 800 .. M
FOR Conneocut River Railroad 800 a. m. tEI,) 2l3p.
TO Montreal 100 p. m. to Northampton - =,
For Hartford Providencs aad Fi.htl Railroad eoo tEro
FOR New Haven New London and stoninson Rsilrosd''
400 q. m. H. 10. 800. 400 p H.
For Canal Railroad. l2.l5 o. m. to Northampton
For flousstonie Railroad. bs- m
For kangaiuck Railroad, 800 q IL, 800 p M. -.
For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad, 100, $50 a. IN, ~
p. m. a. 40
CsumOdi0u, Sleeping Cars sttsehea 70 100 ~ Train.
JANIS u. HOiI SUIT
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Apoken.

Schr Carrier Of New Haven hence for the West Indies
days out-Jan. 3 lat. n "a. Ion. II.
schr Minnie Miller from Portland for the West lndias
San. |. lat. 81 30 Ion. 12 O3
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ELASTIC RAKE RODS for the teeth of the
" WHEEL.RAkE PUMPCHAIN Address EBERT
WHITE. Stamford. Conn.

WHITE, Stamford. Conn.
"TNWINES ONLY"
Il ESTABLISHED l84S
JAS. L. TRAVERS
No. as Beekmanst, N. Y,
Manufacturer and Dealer in ali kinds of
HEMP, FLAX AND COTTON TWINES.
Twnes for Grain. Coffee salt and Gusno Sacks Cotton
Baes lam Bags, Wrapping Writing News Book and Sand
Paper Paper Hanrngs Seine and Gilng Nets, Fly Nets,
TOBACCO TNINE
WOOL TWINE,
Mattress Tufting Stitching Broom, Binding Sewing, Sal,
Carpet and all other Twines
TwiDes for Hardwsre Dry Goods Grocers Druggists, Ship
Chambers BookbndeIs Paper and Broom Makers, Station
Uphotteers Fishermen Neaver and all other trades.
TO TIE TRADE.
At my Mills No 80 Ann-st. | prepared to twist, finish
and ball all kinds Of Cotton Flax and Hemp Twines In
eror at the shortest possible notice and on the most
accommodating terms. q
Patentee and Manufacturer Of Jute wraPpne;rwne.
JAS. I. TRAVERS,
No az Eee
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schr C. s. Edwxds. Gsrwood, Galveston. Murray. PsuA
4 Co.
Schr 8. Hale, Coleman. Taunton.
Schr Jennie Morton, Freehoby, Savannah, o. D. Gsgse
Sent Hope (Br) earning, g. John, N. B.. D. r. bewsR
& Go.
Schr Isabella. Dorman, Port Prince. Dawson Co.
Schr H. W. Brainerd Pendeton, Galveston. Mury. Ferris
& Co.
Sloop Ida Vail Vail. New Haven Bentley, Smith Co.
Slocp Blackstone Allen, Providence. q. NJ Strsnshan-
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM KALI
4 ROAD-On and after Monday. Jan. l. 1915 trains for Al
bany Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains
viii leave New orb As follows
1880 m. via Hudson River Railroad, ThTeth A. and
Teuth.sye connecting with trains or North aud Wes
10 a. via Hudson River Railroad, oonnecn. with North
crn and Western trains
ii NJ via Harlem Railroad Twrniy.slrih It. and Fourth
ave connecting with trains for North and West.
3.s5 m. vi, Hudson River Railroad connecting at Troy
with train for Montreal with sleeping cars attached
ais D. NJ via Harlem Railroad connecting Albany with
Western trains, nnd at Troy with Il. and s. and T. and b.
roads for point4 North, with seepng-caTs attached
q D. m via Hudson River Rsroad sleeping from New
York Iao and Suspension Bridge without change Also
10 Montreal via saraiOga. This train Sundays.
10 o. M via Hudson River Railroad, with sleeping At
tnchsJ connecting Albany and Troy with morning trains
for North and Weyt. - 49, .
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO
- DE JANRIRO. calling at ST. THOMAS, PARA, PR
NAMBUCO and BAHIA every trip.-The UNITED STATES
and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch
regularly the 2b Of each month at from Pier No
g North River Of their hclass Steamship The
NORTH AMERICA, L. y. TIxERAAss, Commander, VIII
leave on MONDAY, the 29h Of January An experienced
Surgeon attached 10 each steamship All letters must pass
through tho PosOce Large lots Of heavy freight at low
rates. For freight passage apply to
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SUPREME COURT-CRorrr--JAs. la.-Besore Jastass
BALLOON
SUMMARY PROCESS or KvIcTIoS-A WARNING 10
COURT LOuSGERs.


SUMMARY PROCESS or KvIcToS-A WARNING 10
COURT L0USGERs
john C. Wilde q, David Hester.
There were two suits between the parties 70 the
,c on arising from tie trhnsarti"n When tho hrse
,vs d hu: nine juymen could be found 10 serve ont 81
~ hole uueL The Court thetsupon directed the oncsrs
~ summon; oa the bysisnders, ant, after DO !nte
t,uy three gentle who were waiting as "l'nessesh
,th., c,ses we.. compelled into the irry nor 49,
The pn.iHs story substantially that ne mad nirod
On Cnebcrs-st from the def ndai haviue ooogS
ont IN, former and occupied ~. par and OYSTER
on tI,t an sunday the 18th 0. January, 1868, While ut
10, v the stove the room, he sons men IN To snuts
,ss though; the dr.-ndsnt tarneI On the steam not
m boiler under door that rose into the room, sne
the red ushng into the room raet cry o. nre
,, fhs n aiaH rushed out, that the defendant TOGO ep
e, n An notice man sod locked the door IA tie plnlntne
ACE and on his reeneng by another aoor nsa nlr srse
and taken the station house On this STATE OF so ~
brought two suits the the value OF ms ioss
goods for which the jury gave him SSit 49, anu ne srcee
M the tre,pas aud eviction In the second SUIT be pTf
that al the time he taking $40 to ~ day Of whh
rsh profit bat also appearing nag 10
sell LIQUORS the Court charged that the jury must not II
,e,inr damages take the profits OF any unlawful
The iury found for the plaintiff 500 damages and Sts
smart money, which the Court placed IN tue lego
CHAspERs-JAy 10 Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.
James McHenry agt. Il. q. Hazard-oiuei SOW
tied. ~, .s,.d and iudsmens
Of divorce granted ,,.h...., R.iaoad c.
Report confirmed and judgment ordered. ~,.,aa
I.abala Ayres sgt Philip Ayres-Reierence otuefod
Hrfore Justice JOSEPH T. bARSsRp'
In re- the application Of Charles j. Dodge lor
Mo,on granted for persmptory writ OF msndamu~ ,uu
M,orm,ek al at the suit Of Horace a. Miex
denied with $40 costs, to abide the e'eni o.
the action
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Ofean Steamers.

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE-rh- NewYor aud Havre Steamship
Company frst-clss mail steamships AkAGO and FULTON
having been hoouehv retted. will Pier No N North
River for HAvre. calling at Falmouth as follows; 49,
ARAGO .......HtsRY A. GADspEs.....yan. 90 1850.
FuLION.....yANRs a. WoTToS. ...."teb. ~ l6eo
ARAGO .......HEsRr A. GADsDgS......M March H. 100
FULTON.....JANRs A. WoTTos. .......ADnl IA, IS6o
And every % days thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD.
First cabin t3l so Second cabin. .......SW
Through tickets to London. 81 extra
An experienced Surgeon on board
The company will not be responsible for specie or vsluaoe
unless bills of adine having the value expressed are signed
therefor.
For further information. apply to
ISAAC BELL. President,
No 7 Broadway. Sew-iork.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC: "A. a,s
Sun Rises....1,i9 Sun Sets..... 500 Moon ss'''
WATER This DAY, 1.,..iOlT
| Sandy Hook. .l2:59 Gov. Island. ll;ls re"
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. ENO LBS. POULTRY for SALE this
~,OOV dsv at SHERWOOD'S GREAT CHEAP
STORE. No $50 Greenwich.st, Hammond Best Butter
4Oc 45c Flour Double Extra ~ per bbl Let all oui
readers 60 this day for tner Groceries
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Al ORRIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

WI PANY-Foot Of Barclay st.-On and after Nov. a.
Mo.ning mail trans for baetestown and intermediate sta
tions viii savs at 100 Mail Express for all .lstous
west Of Mnburn at 10 D. M Mou,tovn Express at
). school. hssistAnt Superintendent
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wv CTaSsEKs-JAy 10 Before Justice SUTHERLAND.

SUPERIOR COURT = SPECIAL TrHx-JAs is'-Ss''''
Milton w. Harvey agt. Jane IL. Haryey-no'io"
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81 pn;l;n Mots agt. John Roscb-Order granted 49,.
bseca Boyns agt Isaac Rosenthalj August bshmann -
=, ~ Crsmer-hiotisns for receiver granted
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foo!

ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of Chsmb via Psvonis f.rry;
m Day FIpre,, for JAnandAigua. Rochester. Buffalo,
Salamanca and We.t Connects Al Buffalo with LAKE SHORE
and Grand Trunk Railway and At Salamanca with Atlanta
AID Great Western Railway.
s.1os m, Min AID Way Train. daily, TO Oii'vills.
10 E kIpress Mail, for Buffalo. stiama.,a sn1 Dun
Western Railway. 49,
tpm, Way Train, for Port Jcrvi' and Se~burfa -
~ m Eisht K1prcss for CGnGndAi.uA Eoche'ter Bufaa
Salamanca aid West.
p m. Lightning Express, daily 10. Csana-isna hoche'
buffalo with La, Shore ard Grand Trunk Railway. and At
Salamanca with Atlantic aud Great We.,eIn hai"ay n
kIk and West ~ ,,,,.,.,,. - 90,
WV r. BARR Oen1 PaIs. Agent, Nerfork.