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"RIcH and elegant Gift BoOks," illus
frsted in the most elegant style. Call
sad sec them 1T Geo. Pattison d Co.'s,
3i7A Main street, -
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CARPETS AND FURNITURE-Just re-
eeived and for sale chesp by Ames,
BsAstie & Co, $50 Main street. II
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The Radical Militia Seize the
town Of Augusta.
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mEME'EElS APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.

"PEAB3DY" Hat. F.aneisco & Wig
gin. st
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THE SUNDAY School TABLE, st she
coToirg Ospbsns' Fair, (Which COM
meDces next Monday evening" will be
cutie the center = attraction, we are
told. There IS TO be q splendid gold
watch voted TO the most popSRF master
mecbantc Snd 3 gold-headed s % L9e
HaOst popular Alderman in the CITY. me
contests for both VIII be very lively.
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BARGAINS IN TOYS, Wholesale and re-
tail, 3i7 Main St, MOGstp5 old stand. If
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BARGAINS IN TOYS, Wholesale and re-
tail, 347 Main St, Moffatt'5 old stand. II
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IRISH Poplins, best quality and Gil
shades, al 81 % per yard:
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THY Sack the Stores and Dwell
ling EsaGses,
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LADIES Furs. Francisco & Wiggin.
D.
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BARGAINS III Toys, wholesale and re-
tail, 347 Main ST., Moffatts old stand. II
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ARKANSAS.

CIVIL WAR In ARKANSAS.
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diabursementg OF the company have

ceoll-oJ "
Respectfully, JOHN l. Nc Sis,
Secretary ana Treasurer.
Sworn and subscribed to before the
committee, December 10, 1868.
JOS. A. MABbY, President.
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"PEABopYU HIST. Francisco & Wig
gin. o
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FURs! FUrs! Francisco & Wigein.
e.
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LADIES FuIs. Francisco d Wiggin
%
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CINCINNATI, CUMBERLAND GAP AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Report Of NJ. r. Murrell, Secretary and
T.easurer Of the Cincinnati, Cumberland
Gap and Chattanooga Railroad COmpa-
ny, accounting for 4l9 bonds OF the State
of Tennessee, $1,000 each.
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GINS.
EAGLE Cotton GINS.

EETE are the Sole Agents for the sale OF these
w unrivslled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, L1GHTEESS OF DRAFT, n QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON turned out per day, they ara
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made 10
every planter who has given them a fair trial.
Where mule power is used, they make a saving
Of from o~ne-quarter to one-third the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIN. We are also agents for
ST2AUB'S 9RlST ILLS, and WHEELERs
CLEMSON & %. CIRCULAR SAWS.
EeCOMBS = ca,
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Ours,
SSs< and So Main Street,
fyII d2z6m Asmphls. Tenn.
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TATLORs.
MURRAY & RIDcELY.
IS,
81 Madison Street,

Just received their m-agnIIcenL
ii beautiful assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
The best and bandsomest ever brought to tki
market. cur friends and the pubic Will please
accept our thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon us. Hoping 70 merit
a continuance Of the same in the future, we IN
vito them all TO call and examine our stock.
We have engaged the Services Of Major J. n.
RIDDICK, formerly OF ]. II. Waggener q Cos
and he will be pleased To see and wall on his
numerous friends Sspl63m
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PEABODY Hat. Francisco d wiggln.
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NASHVILLE AND N. W. RAILROAD

NASHVILLE AND n. w. RAILROAD.
REcEIvER-s Or. CE, n. & N. W. R. RI
NASHVILLE, TEEN December s, 1885.
To the Joint Special Committee of tao General
Assembly of Tennessee;
have the honor to report that, Of the
250 bonds received by me, $50 were gold
!or Sl02, 1876; paid directly to creditors, S f;
balance on hand, ~92-total, $50.
Dis5ur ed fOr construction, labor, ma
teri j, transportation wages, etc, on
debts contracted maiAly prior to my
slO9, Isl a.
Paid for iron, 40 5l3 IS
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sIil,Iai 55
The proper vouchers to which are in
the hands of the Treasurer Of the road,
and my office.
The 800 bonds issued for the Hunting
don brarch are in my possession, and
against them has been drawn, Oh en-
g~ineer's estimates, 1922. 700 for constTuc
zion of said branch.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
d. 3. CLIFFE,
Receiver and Agent y. and n. w. X. K.
Sworn to AID subscribed before the
committee.
d. B CLIFFE,
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NEW BUSINESS

The motion to print 800 copies o.
Comptroller Blackburn's report was put
md carried.
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Ton-siv eel. IA Meaoham,
T. W. o,Donneli.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

GILRsPB-n this c,, weasesasy ev..I-s Jan Pref Wa.
Mitchell Giesp, Of Union College seh.neeisdy NY
the Tbeentbst Prsbj jei4n Church THE Rev DT BarcAd
Saturday, the 4lL inst. at O'Clock ?. W-
Schenectady papers please copy.
HOPPMASOn Taesy Dec 81 oieousunp;ion Adiie wife
Hoffman in the 18th year Of her
Friends Of toe family invited u attend the funeral AZ the FORTY .seeu
q Tesyean Chch between Seventh and ghAFes on fnd,y.
tie ID inst. al II oclOek "a.
JACKsONAt L. third day sFenng 3 Of 2sh mosth
jacob Jackson, IN the 18th year OF hs
Relatives and friends VI the any respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from Friends meng Ose Jericho sixth day nda tie
81 Of frst mOlth - M o'clock Carriages viii be A. Hcss.s
depot the arrs Of the O'Clock train from slip
LEwTs-sUdtrl, Philadelphia Sunday Dec. 29 saaae A.
Lewis, merchant OF that city.
MLLER0n Tuesday Dec 81 Cora the Only daughter Of Jon and
The relatives and friends invited attend funeral non the
Of parents No. 20 Couha Newark X j. thu Fri
day. afternoon, Al O'Clock
MILLRR-A Flushing Lony ina MONDAY Dee o. Lacre,s
child Of SyaDas and Mar Miller aged ssd
months
RESwICKon Ann widow Of Jaaes Rsu
wick. LID. in the 18th year Of her age. 80
The and fends Of tue family requested without further Ia
ytston service Grace Church, hondsy
morning the 9th inst, Al ~ O'Clock a. ~
ROCEwELI0n Monday, Dee 90 1851 at Long Branch, n j. wn
Rockwell, NJ D.. Ia the 0Sfh year Of his
the extreme nd d " bis mother and severe
storm the funeral service held at bis res ienee.
RYFRsOYOn Tuesday a. 1871 Peter RYerson Of ssmusi
PonptOn Plius j. ~ The nth esr or h g-
bd tie residence Of bis amt hrs Charles
Busse No s West Housonst on Thursday a. $50 p M The 70
mains will be taken 10 Pompton Plains for iniermert
sTRyRSsOy- Thursdv Jan 1863 hlr late residence No 62s
Nuthave City, Mrs Stevenson consOrt OF Samuel
Stevenson aged - wears and months. -
Friends Of the family invited TO attend her fnrera from h %
the Pilgrims W. fOuyeghihst hinthsye sunday Jan o.
Al O'clock ..
TESSY-A Brooklyn d. Tuesday Dec 81 1861 john Tsnny Ia
bis 73l year
Funeral viii he Friday 1863 at ococh from ais
r-sdsne No SEthst Brooklyn Relatives and friends
respectfully invited attend without further notice
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
MARYLAND.

GOV. SwANN'S INAUGURAL-TIIE MILITIA AND
TIE WAR DEPARTMENT-THE sENATORsHIP.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 2.-Gov. Swann's mes
eage will be transmitted 10 the Legislature tomorrow
He indorses Johnsons course is jubant over what he
calls the reaction against the policy Of Congress, and
expresses great anxiety tnat the white people Of Mary
land may not anal gamate with the colored which,
ne fears. viii be the If suffrage is granted. In
terring to the militia, he approves Of the administration
OF Gen. Jefries recently appointed Register Of the
Ireasury by the President, and says:
Soon after authority given by the Legislature 10
feOrgaIze the militia Of the State. applied through the
Acknowledgement 10 the War Department for such quota
Of might be due 10 the State Of that
Department No action having been taken by q
tary OF War after repeated efforts part get
netlement OF this account correspondence opened
with Gen Grant after Mr. Santon's retirement from the
oce but with better Up to tbs time no
reply has been made 10 the reqgsiOn Of the Adant-
General and the quota OF ne 10 the State Of Mary
land under the law Of Congress- and standing TO her
credit on the books OF the War Department, Is sti with
held The correspondence relating 20 this subject will
accompany the report Of the Aduant General, and will
ehow the great injustice which has been done IN with
hOlding these arms
The Senatorial contest here is very exciting The indi
cations that Swami will be defeated. and that
eJ-Gov. Pratt or W. I. Hamilton will be elected.
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NEU ENGLAND.

THE LAST RUN OF TIE CUNARB STEAMERS.
BOsTON, Jan. 2.-The Cunard steamer Cuba,
Capt Noodle, which left Liverpool Dec 2 via Queens
town 22d and Halifax 3lst reached her dock at Ococb
this morning The Cuba will leave this port on tuesday
next Jan T. for NewYork and will proceed thence 10
Liverpool Capt James Stone, recently commander OF
the Cuba, has retired from the Cunard service.
ARREST OF TIE ASCENDING DORCHESTER
CLERK.
BOsTON Jan. 2-The arrest OF the Dorchester
rObbcr Robert Preston. brought about through le
fundamentally OF Deputy-Constabe Benjamin T. II
bridge Of Dorchester who went 10 Newly ork IN pursuit
of him. Eldrdge who had known Preston we'll learned
In New-York that the latter had gone 10 Charleston,
s. C., aud telegraphed description OF him ana re
quest that he arrested 10 the police IN that ciy ON
recent intelligence of his arrest, Eldrdge embarked
for CharlestOwn 10 and bring home the renegade
clerk We understand that the young woman, who ig-
ures qute prominently In this scapc is also IN custody
aud will be brought home and examined.
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT RATES.
BosToN, Jan. 2.-FTeight by the outside line
OF Sound steamers between Boston and New YORK. Is re
duced 10 per cent, commencing to-day.
MOVEMENT OF THE MANUFACTURES.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 2-Calls literally
signed are circulating among the manufacturers OF Mas
sachusetts for u meeting OF NewEngland manuiac-
turert held in tins city the 22d OF January 10
udOrse the action OF the late National Convention OF
Manufacturers at Cleveland.
THE LEWISTON MILLS on SHORT TIME
LEWISTON. Me-. Jan. 2.-1he wO0en mills OF
the Lewiston Falls Manufacturing Company of this city
commenced running on three fourths time yesterday
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NFX-YORK.

ACTION OF THE TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE
The recently elected delegates to the Tam
many Democratic General Committee for 1865, met last
might at the temporary headquarters Masonic Hail. aud
organized by the election Of William NJ Tweed as CHAR
mau: William Hitchuau and John HOughtalne; SeeIeta-
ries and George H. PurSer, Treasurer Rival deegalo9
appearing from the Fifth. Eleventh. Fourteenth seven
Seenth Eighteenth, and Twenty second Wards commit
tee was appointed To hear the enas anG report 'he
names Of persons entitled to seats -, =,
The Committee retired and a recess was taken' III
about half an hour the Committee reentcred the hall
delegations headed by ChOres A. loew from the \ MIN
Ward Jeseph shannon from the IVth. Charles G. Cornell
were properly entitled To represent their districts resc
tively in tho General Commee and that new elections
AhOuid be- held in the With and XXIId Wards.
discussion OF the report followed between Messrs
(1reampr sweeney Cornell. Riley, and others Interested
AUD Wos terminated by United States DisrictAtorney
Samuel G. Courtney moving the previous question on the
adoption of the report OF the Committee which was car
Eied, and the report was immediately adopted. -
Three preambes and two resolutions were adopted re-
citing the grievances Of the Councmen chosen NJ the
1afe charter election The resolutions were: That a
Committee Of Five be appointed by tins General Commit
to advise and counsel with the Couneimen elected
Sn order TO assist them in securing the full
benefits Of the Office 70 A. which t9ey
people Of the city inaenable night OF American
bitzens govern themselves which attempted to be de-
i1gIslare that the Mayor aud members of the Board
OF Aldermen be requested 10 recognize the newly elected
Counc.men, aud thereby aid them 10 Obtain tbe licdl
ate possession Of the Office 10 which they have been
elected Messrs. Fowler, Norton, Hart Cbds and Con
polly were appointed Commiiee IL aScoruice Win '"o
tesOlutiOns. and the meeting adjourned
= KINGS COUNTY CENTRAL GRANT CLUB.
y The Club elected officers last night as fol
lows
President Gen G.. b. Fowler; First Wee President d. D.
Vincent second eIresIden ID. b. Hasnrouek CORES
sondiHg Secrefar Edward Carey; Recording secretary,
Charlie b. Morton; Treasurer Sidney SandersOn
elegaieS at LGrge-J. 5. T. Strahahan H. Chittenden,
tyvrnsP II smith, Charles Jones' Abram Il. Bayls A. Il.
Hodge Anthony + Campbell, Philip 5. CrOOke, Archi
bald VI Bliss and Wm NJ Thomas. .
/ A Committee OF fve motion appointed by the
Chair for the purpose OF perectng organizations IN the
Wards not now represented, as follows Messre. :, ~
Maddox James McLeer. Joseph u. Ward, Burdetl
Str keT and j. II. Young.
B EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICANS, BROOKLYN.
} The Republicans of the Eighth Ward, Brook
fvn elected the following ticket last evening: .
HDsl,go 10 General CommiteeSss Daichc James Noohet
J.us. Nsn B- JOHN L. Spader Wm VI Blair Pesdelt A. b.
Achars President Squires Secreisr' Geo " Martin
Treasurer John j. Blair uspre
ssrs o. Thomas Morley James Wooahesd John v Loii
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
J2j Miles
OF TIE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RCSgTNG WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

This s-, the lin. tn. sAst.ru bs. Of the ROCKY
expected the viii be laid thirty miles further Eyans Pas
point the road bg JsnuA The grsde s.
III. foot OF the mountains egay feet nile
While many Eastern roads is hundred Work In The
rockutngs slope will culnne through The Winter and
there doubt that the grand line the Psss
will he open business in 1870
provided for the construction of this crest National work
are ample The uated grants BoSds the
OF from sssOO0 nile for which takes s,oond lien
security and receives psJnent large fall Of
bo1ds issued each twenty mile section
IL flushed and after examined b United States COmma
pronounced be all respects ars class rea thoroughly
piled depots repair shops ou and all the rolling
stock and other equipments
The United donation Of Of ni to the
mile which will be the Company Much of
Platte Valley the most fertile IN 'se world aud
other large portions with heavy forests shd sbasc N
Goa o. the best quality.
20 an amount equal to aud Tie
Hon Morgan the Hos oske Amc Trustees for the Bond
hosrs the Dos the Company ou the work
crosses they always represent scusi ard productive value
The authorized capital the comPsuy One Hundred Million Dot
lar. millions have been paid upon the work ss-is
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.
At present. tie profits Of Company derived Ouy from its Oh
srsac but this thn sufficient the interest on
ali the Company not another mile we're bat 10
not doabe road completed the through traffic Of tue
only line connecting Atlantic sud Pacific States will he large beyond
precedent. and win be eOnpOS always be done al
will noticed the Union Paeiie Raod IS IN fart ooes-
mat uork built supervision OF Government officers aSd
large and st i,s bonds are a4
uuder oyeueut II believed that similar security 80
carefully guarded certainly other based upon larger
valuable property A. the Company's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
ar, offered for the present At NINETY CENTS on THB DOLLAR they
are tbs cheapest security market being than Is eeoi
lover sLsa United States stocks They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
or over CENT upon the investment aud have thirty years .
rpu before maturity Subscriptions VIII received New iork al Ss
Companys oace. No. % NassSu-st, aud by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nssssu's;,
CLARK DODGE Co., Bankers, No. 81 Walist,
JOHN J. CISCO son, Bankers No. 90 wshst.
HENRY CLRws & Co.. Bakers. No y Wailst
HEDDRy WINCHESTER l. Co. Bankers, No. 6s Broadway.
ard b, the Company, advertised Ageai throughout the United states
Remittance made dss other funds par IN heNiorf
sn the charge by express Pare. sub
scrbing through agents viii look them for their safe delivery
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP showing the Progress Of the WORK.
Resources for Construction Vaue Of Bonds be obtained Al the
Compap, Oaces or advertised Agents will be seat free on AZ
phe4,ion. ,,,, d, ,,,.co , r.vok
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EMANCIPATION DAY.
CELEBRATION IN BOSTON.

CELEBRATION IN BOSTON
BosToN. Jan 2-The cOOred residents of this
vicinity celebrated the fifth anniversary OF the Issuing OF
The Fnancjpaton Proclamation yesterday in spirited
manner by parade through the principal streets OF the
city during the day and leyee IN Faneu Hall IN t9e
evening nv the Shaw Guard, and jubilee meeting In
fremont Temple at which speeches were made by Hon
r. H. Dana, g. Mr.. George l.. Rufin, Senator wilson,
Lieut. Gov. Caffiin, and Collector Russell.
CELEBRATION IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2.-The colored societies
paraded yesterday In celebration OF the Fourth Anni
versary OF Emancipation by President LincOn's PrOca-
nation and were addressed in the Park by Gov Pierre
pon the Rev Joseph Mitchell and George Rye secretary
of the Constitutional Convention.
A GALA DAY IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. Emancipation
Day was celebrated by general parade Of the negro so
address by r. L. Cardoza and festivities in the evening
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
INDIANA

MEETING OF MERCHANTS, BANKERS, ETC, IN
INDIANAPOLIS, on FINANCIAL ISSUES.
D INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Jan. 2.-An adjourned
meeting OF the leading merchants and bankers including
ehe members Of the Board Of Trade, irrespective Of po
ncal party held at the Board OF Trade Rooms this
AFTERNOON. Resolutions unanimously adopted, de
aring that 1t is the duty OF Congress- under the COnst
tuition 70 regulate the currency and provide for the gen
rA welfare, and that there exists ndispensa
ps necessity for It's exercise, they ask for cOmprehen
ave policy, which shall Do plainly marked out by law,
ana one that shall enbOdy the following pri1cples Ces
Son OF the whole policy Of contractiOn payment Of
pubhc debt In accordance with the letter and spirit Of
laws under whchtwas made; postponement OF the
pto1 pS1ailon of any portion OF the public debt until the
|T,pao are able 10 pay the same without distress.
also resolved that In order 70 quiet the Just a
ssons OF the great majority Of the people, who
a. lor equal TAXATION advise the Government
ass ~ tne bonds, stipulated by law, into another
sf H. ,,Dteaness, and thus avoid public agitation
EaeasYr hi Though foreign markets may In great
nsTka w. "a t on We should strive TO build up onr home
nj Gu snu increase the objects OF competition"
Aumns'i ~ - esoised, That opposed to the
S"''n VI goia In the Treasury beyond the wants Of
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
MILK TRAIN on THE ERIE RAILwAl

MILK TRAIN on THE ERIE RAILWAY.
On New-Year's evening the milk train and a
wildcat freight into collision on the Erie Rail
way bridge the Paterson racecOurse. passenger
attached 10 the freight train. but provdentay
no lives lost and was seriously injured Both
locomotives utterly smashed, and the cars were con
sideraby damaged. The bridge has but single trscK
ard 40 the wreck general total suspension OF raVeI
resulted until 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
WOMAN KILLED BY DUMMY CAR.
An unknown woman, aged abOut W years,
instantly killed by being run over by dummy car
the Jersey City aud Bergen Point Railroad She wore
white wOolen hood white cap dark shawl black cloak,
black dress white woolen stockings, and new rubber
shoes.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT At MERIDEN.
Frisk Ventriss, a joiner, while driving his
wagon across the railroad track Merden, Conn.,
run into by an approaching train The wagon was
broken TO pieces Mr.. yenriss thrown his head,
and fearful cash was inflicted Witnesses say that
warning sounded by the tram before il reached the
crossing
THROWN FROM CAR.
Mr.. Andrew Cooper aged 90 years. was
thrown from the platform Of car IN Myrteave, near
Ryersonst., WilliamsbuTgh yesterday lie borne,
severely injured TO his home at No 81 North fourst
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
FIRES.

PARAFFINE oIL-WORKs IN BROOKLYN
The Paraffne Oil WOrks In Delaware ST., near
Columbia, caught fire Wednesday evening Dy gao es-
Gaping from the tank. Damage $780,
HAT AMP CAP STORE IN bhVohLlNi r
Mr.. Richard WOolstcncrafts hat anu cap
store a No. q COurtst Brooklyn caught fire, ana was
damaged TO the extent Of $3.50; insured
DWELLING IN BROOKLYN 40
Yesterday morning q fire occurred at NO. ll9
Prospectst caused by the explosion OF kerosene lamp
Damage $50.
BLACKSluTH's-sHo IN wILLIAMsBURGH.
Mr.. Peter Dallagh's blacksmith shop on South
Fifth-st damaged by fire 10 the extent OF sllVo
IRON WORKS AT EASTON, PA. -,
The EastOn Sad Iron Works were DESTROYED
by fire at about o'clock Tuesday morning The Du'
ing 25 feet long by 25 wide, half four stories,
aud the remainder two stories high IL constructed
mostly OF brick and stone. The loss bulldng' md
clinery and stock IL estimated at S0000 no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
Notice.v

Tb. steamer, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE will he withdraw from
the Line the Of Janusy for few weeks os
that and put thorough and complete rier 90
business ensuing when they S Immediately IesSs
their trips. -, ... A..
these
route and especially during The past month"; which pas oeeh
They bs. been thoroughly tested
ali kinds weather. and the demonstrated beyond qne
ton that under they the safest most comfortable
and perfect ihe Sound
THIS having thus secured the universal eoehdenes o. the
well established not ths
po Of this De diminished b. Substituting for
befin.ervA aeor second class boats especially a. season
when the prefer the and route
The Of passengers all therefore be suspended Tor "
veeks aud The line covered exclusively freight boats.
arscAss M Providence propeen vii DC p~rd lpoa
there shall be Interruption IN t TRANSIT on
h And shippers NAV b. having their goods promptly de-
yered as these make quick time and certain Of per
ordinary
n q. BRIGGS General Manager " Co.
Nes.Yort Dec 2s. 1867
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
DIED

ABBATTOu wednesday morning Jan Isaac Abbsu SECRETARY OF
The Muiusl Life Insurance COMPANY.
Tho relatives friends Of the family invited TO sitend the
fu,rf from Church of the Ho Communion corner OF sixth ave
snd Te.nsth-st, Friday the 81 inst, at ocioeh NJ
ASDERSON-On Wednesday morning Jan Louisa wife ofJohn
Anderson.
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
81 Church Eighth betweea Broadway sad Fourth ave. on
Saturday morning Al 10 o'clock
BROwN-oa "Wednesday evening" jan 6a Robert NJ, Brown aged
years -, -
The friends Of she family respectfully invited to attend
his at Friday 81 iust, az o'clock az te resdenee Of hs
suhas w. II. Carpenrl White PlanA His remains viii DC
taken TO Greenwood.
FREEMANO Thui,, Jau Borden Freeman daughter Of
David v and Ella Freeman, aged mouths, an ~ days
prnss Ssisy iih inst clock non he Avae VI bef
paGsns No. AZ " esl Tv sni! -ielgdsI