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FROM NEW YORK.
Anticipated Naval Battle.

anticipates NaVnt buttte
Despatch 20 The Evening Telegraph
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The remaining thirteen
Spanish gunboats are still at quarantine. A fog
prevails in the harbor, rendering it doubtful
steaming for the boats, and they will not, pro-
badly, get afoat until Wednesday. A number of
the men have left them and their places have
not yet been filed. 1t is reported that the ram
Triumph is awaiting them off Sandy Hook,
and will attack them when they set sail. At
present the fires under the boilers of the gunboats
are banked and sails all furled.
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TIE MORTALITY OF THE CTTY.-The number Of
deaths in the city for the week ending at noon on Sat-
urday was PAS, being an increase OF 81 over those
Of last year. OF these, 121 were adults; las
were minors 207 were born in the United States 80
were foreign; T. were unknown; 10 were people Of
color; and II from the country. or the number
died of congestion Of thelungs; of Inflammation OF
the brain; OF marasmus: 8 of old age; of typhoid
fever; 10 of commissions; ss of consumption OF the
lungs; OF disease OF the heart; 16 of debility "a OF
scarlet fever and IS OF Inflammation Of the lungs.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
different wards -
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO Mr.. B. FRANK PARIS.
"A grand complimentary concert to- Mr. B. Frank
Paris will be given at Concert Hall ON Wednesday
evening next Miss Cleia Caramano, Miss Jennie
Mcllhenney, Miss Carrie Jarvis, Miss Il Stne, Mrs.
gentleman amateur, will appear at IL in q pro-
gramme OF unusual brllliancy and excellence. Mr.
Paris many friends In Philadelphia viii doubtless
see TO II that his concert will prove q substantial
compliment and o successful affair.
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The New Orleans Times mentions the re-
turn 70 that city of the indefatgable, invincible,
and perennial Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, armed
with new weapons and supplied with abundant
ammunition, 10 resume hostilities against her
aaVersaries In her celebrated suits.
Chicago papers find that it interests their
readers to explain why a man is not divorced.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE L LATEST NEWS.

Funeral obsequies of Mr.. Stanton
The London "Times" on the
Alabama Claims-C Conhagra-
ton in Syracuse, NY.
The Lewis Kid
mapping Case.
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Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2I.-COttOn very quiet, and no
minally 24A@2b. Flour dull and weak; Howard
ssTeet Ssmv s.aPene SS S. do extra :s dO
extra, S55O@650; do. family, s7@s75; Western su-
pernne, s415@5; do. extra, s5'25@6; do. family,
is firm at s5@s7c for white and ss@98c. for yellow.
Oats dull at 54@66c. Rye, sl@1O5. Mess Pork
ges e az cear dos us Te seS
2C@2ic. Lard quiet at 1SA@19. Whisky In fair
demand at S191 O1 for wood and iron bound barrels
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Wards.

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-Before AL
derman Kerr committing magistrate at the Central
Station, this afternoon. was arraigned George A.
Lewis, on the charge OF having entered and robbed
the house OF Mrs Sarah Grow, Manayunk. He was
committed TO answer.
John Gillingham, alias Burns, alias Williams, was
charged With having entered the restaurant OF C. E.
Jackson southeast corner OF Sixth and Arch streets
about ~ O'Clock last night, and attempting tojcom-
NIT burglary. He was committed to answer.
Alfred Vanderbeck, colored, was charged with the
theft OF barrel of apples, valued at s. so, from
Dock street market early on Saturday morning, the
property Of Messrs Cade Fish He was held to
answer.
Jennie Marshall was charged with the theft OF five
white skirts, one circular and dress from Hattie
Davis, No. 391 Front street. She was held In $500
bail 20 answer.
Jane Kemble was charged with having robbed q
residence at Seventh and Jefferson streets He was
held TO answer
II. a. Cleft was charged with various swindling
operations. AS there are numerous charges pending
against him, he was committed to answer.
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THIRD EDITION
DOME sTIC AFFAIRS.

Fresh Complications in the Erie Case
Serious Charge Against
Lighthouse Keeper-Eulo-
gies upon Mr.. Stanton
in the New York
Courts.
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TO RENT.

a. TO RENT, ON CHESNUT STREET
first class Store suitable for Josbing Dry GSods
and good location Address, with real name and bus
ness, Box 2oi3 p, o. HHW
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SNEAK THIEF.-Major Lamsback, ex-officer OF the
Park Police, on Saturday morning arrested a sneak
thief, giving his name as Elliott, whilst attempting
TO robthe cash box OF hotel on Arch street above
Eighth. He was taken before Alderman Hibberd,
who committed him to answer.
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THE LATE SECRETARY STANToN's OBsEQUIEs. THE
ags on all the public buildings at half-nast TO-
day out OF respect TO the memory OF the late Hon.
Edwin NJ. Stanton The Custom House, Mint and
all the United States o1ces located here are closed.
meeting of the members Of the Union League is to
be held at the League House at O'clock to take
snch action as NAV be by them deemed nrnner
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THE NEW IRON STEAMSHIP bHilt by william
OF great power, having made the trip TO New York
from this city in twenty hours. She is owned by
Mr. Thomas clyde, OF Philadelphia, and is one OF
the largest and finest steamships in the country.
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CHRISTMAS THE UNION BUSINESS CoLLEGE-The
teachers and pupils OF this institution occupied the
session on Christmas eve in making formal pre-
sentation Of handsome reception chair to the prn-
low, as well as the response OF the recipient were
hearty nd faalinQ
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LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs.-The watering pots Of the
NEUROLOGICAL deity Jupiter are evidently out OF order
who, on being asked as to what he considered the
most noticeable feature OF the city, replied "YOur
dirty streets"
Napoleon III, by telegram expressed his regret
that he could not be present at the Reportoria Ban
-Chesnut street was crowded with youth and
beauty yesterday.
There are numerous cases of dyspepsia to be
found to-day.
The "perlice" were hard worked on Friday
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THE ASSURANCES ON THE SUGAR-HoUsE The fol-
lowing are the insurances en- the sugar-house OF
Rogers Mitchell, No. 221 Vine street, which vas
destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
'OH RIIIDINGs
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s.oek 0uota.Ions by TeIexrnph-I 2. M.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 40 s. Third Street.
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$4,000 City 6s, New. s5 sh Penna. =. D4. 5szS
$1,000 PittsbuTg 5s tx 100 sh Read R bio. 10 q
6 sh G d Am R.2d11sH 100 do.....499 94
s do. .... I'd .11SXI 100 do....... 49X
100 sh Leh Val. .b6O. 535S 20 sh Leh Val Sep,
do......c. 50 list install paid. ID
do......... 531f
SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 Leh gold L.. :. 9o2 so sh Penna r. I'd. 5s%
200 sh Cata Pr. is. 944 20 do ......... 5SX
so sh Providt Life do. bs%
Trust -. 81 100 sh Phi Il K. b60. 26sI
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FiNAN CiAL AND CONNER GAL.
FRIDAY, Jan. SO r. M.

FRIDAY, JAM 3D. L. IA.
Reports lrom Washington indicate 1t TO be the In
tention OF ihe majority In Congress to prevent any
action upon the subject OF the finances during the re-
mainder OF the session. There will be, OF course
good deal OF iilibusterng and great deal OF speech
making but the dominant party win avoid the issue.
and throw 1t 10 the new Congress, which assem-
bles on the 4th OF March. Business men viii not
regret this determination II such really be the policy
OF the majority The unexpired portion OF the For
teth Congress is brief within which 10 permit the
perfcctag Of any sound plan Of meeting the financial
question Besides, under the new administration
the country, the government the finances. and all
will take q new departure with General Grant as
President.
The money market to-day was very sensibly easier,
and while on the one hand exceptional loans were
made during business hours at seven per cent. coin,
upon inferior coaterals and after banking hours at
ak per cent upon prime coaterals the great volume
OF business was at seven per cent. currency. The
recuperatoa OF the market Is certainly remarkable
Money has been sent in profuson to the South, and
the stream has not yet ceased to flow. The amount
on hand, however was 80 great and the remittances
from the West are coming plentifuly that surplus
enough is Lett to more than accommodate the de-
mand. The most conservative Of observers Of the
course OF money are compelled to confess that its
tendency is 20 greater ease.
The gold market was characterized by two periods
OF an opposite nature. In the morning 1t was dull
and declined; in the afternoon 1t was active and
strong. The whole volume OF business was not large
the total clearings amounting to only $685. 1000.
The gold balances ST. 973 073 and the currency
balances 81, ,623,625 The carrying rate ranged from
per cent to 132 before Clearing House time, after
which 1t settled to and per cent-certainly very
plain sign of the relaxation In the money market.
The range In prices at different times was as fol-
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. = 1852.
The total rccsp,s Of cotton for the week have been tm
bales ccastwise qS baics Stock on bapd aud on
shp6oar 6 bales sales OF tho week hare been s7b
bales Market steady. No sales 10 day. -.
CnARLvsTpN, 8. G., Jan. Z, tsse.
Nc, receps Of cotton Tor the week srdiue Jsn wy y
bales. coafwsc. 81 bales. Total buG taies Exports o
GREAT Britain, TO other oreg Co none; ccsswiss
a7; bales Sales of the week. ass bses. Stock % hand,
l7Ss2 bales Toe market IL duh and easier Middlinss,
26sc; Sea Islands, 6vc. n Sl 80.
\ tsM SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 9, lsrn.
Net receipts OF cotton for the week. $50 Sea sands uo
urands; coss.wsc, 1870 sea Islands Total, it,to III.
rors-To Great Britain 1911 baicsi 70 the Contneu oe;
coawise ssa hacs urisnds aud 3i Sea Islands stock,
abss Sea Islands t4 upisuds Cotton quc' With
sellers than Middiiucs, S3fc 2oc SAFES VI
the week, G,s0D bales - - -, ,ssa
Cotton excited Midtngs aic a xa4c. Receipts, Lo!s
bales. Espors 16 bales Receipts for the wees, 15se
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whes. was dull heavy and &c &C. lower and vey dlcuii
tenor and wh.. was Of even account. eights
q c 81 sss as 'rss S
ausnec While The large quantity an on The way here sena.
d.,srp,isn !. 8 70 g IS b. .hsys were h..o
so DO %ss ssss e.
:% o' Sw. Sss' .: g y s's ss
sS s of h new rs s sos sso y rsr
low Oats were eu aad heayy a. isSc go, sor, and
Il 81 sn' Barley vas au and & ..r. sa. % u @ sSs
MS e ssrsy mal,was eui! but steady, With small sales
fsnsa!s narss, va. quiet. sa, rate. ssns.
nnaed isss rhs snrsssm.aa veto LiysrPoo, gsr
sssmsr 200 boxes sss;n al as so eass cotton a. sIsd
s. $50 Sss icnr At Cd AMI 10 's sne Per
% .: ss ssi s %
70 sr...a, .,s.msr ds!h .I., i, s,s; es,,qp A
sar rsr steamer sh so erse, lara q 81. sad 80
:ss :ss' S S'lSs nsass VIII & s:la a;g's
s,.a sr! ~ os. ss w., 's e az sad sss sss.t sseo
3
:.iy u.ss.sssds A,I',ss A., We sgss;' sod,
4; H. i.s - = sJsf y j
s%:'sSs %sss .ss':s ssa Is s s' p'1's ''-'
evssi,s 70 rye dali and nominal attic. for
.sLv.-cclssne was 10 dsmsad and sales were ma. Of
Nss; asc. ,Essish, $50 ass; hi,h, ist. s.s.
"a. sa and nou ss sss ssa i' sna si Sls e
t%c+ do Il
tsns confined TO the mraste waBts Of copsuners We
Prime and choice stadW, tfc. eQc Good do
fac, q 1bc. (; inferior 20 common, Sc. Ice.
HiDns--The demand was hry active and With light
stock Of ali descriptions The market al quota
ons appended ssss we're ale Of if0e Eucpos ayres TO
arrvs1 ibs at 29s. sod s1 Central Aucrican, u lbs,
p su.o aS SsSso ss Ys wet e
do do. Nassau, 40 les. pfvate terms. We quote e.:
Busnos Ayres 81 20 lbs, 2e ysAc DO. do ~ u lbs
27o 22tc. Moulsvideo, 20 20 Tbs, ssc a2sac Cor
2sSc.; orinoco, 2o ai pa 2lc sisc csifSfna, z
aaosc; Mstanors IS 25 ii 17c. lsc; Vera Cruz, M
IsIss, Soc 2o4c.i TAmpco ~ lbs, sec gold,
pessd a. 81 90 Other knds were dull but 0rm. We oacc
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coAgMERC CTAt REPORT.

iiss. 80 FRIDAY, Jan s-6P.M.
BUILDING MATEnIALs-fbs market for Eastern spruce
only moderately active, but prices steady; sales
100000 feet at $1s $40 5o the arrivals moderate but
tho fair Laths steady at 81 80 SO, with
moderate demand Lime quiet 81 60 for and
90 lump Rosendale cement steady at 80 So while
bricks were slow OF the following
Island sl6 so; Croton ss S22 New Jersey 5 Go; North
river, $l7, and Philadelphia front, $50 . Sbs.
BKEswAx dull and nominal at 4lc. a &c.
COTToN-Receipts LOTS bales There active de-
this staple all classes Of buyers and the saea
and prices appreciated TO the extent Of
&C. per b the market closing strong at the improve
There sales Of $3.50 bales dncluding All to
rve) which 635 speculation 36 for spinning
and 1897 for export The business for future delivery
large Sales 40 bales middng for February 2S2c
900 for January at 26c and 1900 do. private terms
W. nd the cIo oSfnop plintc onq.-
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for the expired portion Of the week have been On

The value OF the importations of dry goods ut the
port Of New York for the week ending January 7
compares with the previous week as folows:-
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DEER HuSrnG.-Thc Troy Times understands that
deec were never more plentiful in the North woods
than they have been this winter. one hunter, named
Milo Baker, employs about thirty men 10 hunt .or
him during the season and sends the product Of
their guns ana skill the market Thus far he has
sent upwards OF 500 carcases TO New York and other
cities, o considerable number having been shipped
to Troy The price OF deoss meat by the carcass Is
nom twelve 10 ifteen cents per pound.
Three negroes have been arrested for murdern.
Gabriel Martin and two meiuen sisters and after
wards burning their bodies, In Columbia county, ia.
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Manila, Zoe. 81 03k.; Guatemala, 81 2S 81 l0; Ma
dras sSc III ~. Bengal VI o.. ~ s5-al sod quo
IRos-rhe nrsr all kinds Of scotch pig dull but
there was alteration in ship. being
quoted At 140 Gengarnock, $40 SO &fl Coltness 44s
84S We heard Of sales OF monenl American was
slow OF sale bat unchaneed in value. We quots:--
Thomas on private tsrns Wrought Strap was IN demand
Sales lO tons No. private elms Refined bar steady
a. $50 Ss while rails though dull, hnly held at
las. quotations -Enssh Sbi ss5 goid American At
LEAD was dull but quite steady. We quote ordinary
foreign B6 81 a SO 60, god.
LRATnER-Tho business in hemiock sole was moderate
and prices steady former quotations Good damaged
very and badly ranked The receipts light,
but the stock Of almost all descriptions Is fair Oak
quiet while rough dull and unchanged. We quote -
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Seed eaf-Conneccut and Massachusctts, hllcrs &C
New York ssss sisf se sgs: ise saa
Tspps ass o sOs @ wrappe rIi @
Eavans~common, isc Soc; good, soc s7,sc.; ane
M.saiaeia1sd work, and medium, Ise.
ana sSm i TO- good and an. Soc IN
'Tlspiss.ras were in active demands stimulated by
the advance: from England and prices were
ss e si ii % GS S.s ss Ss @
q pig. se gold Ens1sh was quoted ID 4 r,S.s s1s
ssS.na y: tendency grs., vas aSs,5s
ss rTs usSaa %ass 500 g bos ss .a
81 soia. ,NS'sI FOR c. 1900 DO l. q coke issao
saos.Fsr q ss "a 31 sSSa brand: shs1cs.
sod gCod e & es.fs9a re- tsss y "a? os;
Y 40, So nass do and coke s.rnsi, 50 ssss, Do
w as s
% % sw ss sed WITH %sd n s. ws s
holders generally disncned 10 effect sales q mssninae
a ss $ BSs srY.s Y ,Ps Y1,s ss
sons.s; d b. sss % i ss;n. 'aPRs su
held former prices. For foreign ihe MARKET eoatnses 70
.s eG. We 5 s sps & ;rs ssss
srs DO 5 & ssA' sss es @ ySri ana
soos SOC sS & % sSsss De- Us 1 & &c. wTsss Tsss
scc and inferior 70 bury 29s Tc The sales gre SSeW
4 G Ss s"d psssss ysp, s 5 re s s.
M;is,s % ~ ssS3y 3 .s!s.a
wsssa % and uaw.ssa UNIV sa' c c $500 4
s, sa0c Xxx secured al si s5ooo ohio mostly q sce;
5000 Western, 20Vp combing pulled and is:VU nous
on private tsrros; also e'0U lbs pulled at 55c DC,
including 70 bales short es,ra al sc 90 No a. ssc suy
.frng clip a 2c DO a, SIC fsr sr.n&s & and a.c So;
prvns terms icg10 Toxas mt Soc. sc. aud 6go Iexrs
dubbed <c or foreign the sales are 'Qogo lbs Santa
on private terms, q bales Cape at ysc &c, and ~ do
Donskoi at otkc.
stoy active and prices were drm Sales w bos ~ ssa
swnai rrcors The last sale was at s,ac for bl;aesea
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MoLAssEs-For foreign the market dull, prices
spe "a VSr ~r IS S and
Vim II SS aS ia s % @ 1e %
choice, and lby aucsionl O. hhds do az NHc we
&C.
ss .,.s .s r, ,.4 :.
able able and Shipping oss There were were sales q =
WV s' s.o
as ,s good ~ strained aS hss Feb
s,y ssslvsy sgs9S
10 2a assna r. snS % ~ era sas SO &
wl%nson part At " 30 ccs!ns at ss % Ss Co. Washing
'o ON va aas.eao western Is su. were sold !. $685.
..a ss :ss sn e 1% !, Su ws
heard o. further sales olive was da only small sass
red was dull nomns a &c. Sc Or crude whale
heard Of further sales \ was quoted az ~ We gaote
SsashsS winter 10 e'oas sperm
ssa ss .ds
Y & e. n :ss s s:ss
ss q s. & s J :.: ss ..s .sf. s ssa
.ss ssSs s;:
hos. were dull =. loc is with @ ai,vss q sa % head
s asss ss :ss '
:: :se e; , as' 90 ss M " az Pss
rmer 1t $50 $50 for prime mess, $33 81 for India do
Beef hams quiet but firm. Sales leo bb a $50 S for
We quote :-Pickled shoulders l2e lsc dry saed do,
i6ac; smoked do isc isc Bacon, though dull, firm
at The following quotations cumberland cut, HHc
rib, l5nc. 16c. Lard was in fair demand at
full prices, the sales being 200 packages at 49, IA
&C. No. kettle rendered. also SUOU
srces 1870 zoe for February delivery and &c 2oc
fined the Immediate wants OF the local and coastwse
TRADE but with light receipts, the market was quite steady
cheese was mnutve the demand being only from the local
trade; but prices were firm for eli grades We quote
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Con- YARr.-Sales 100 bales on private terms.
and prices were steady The demandwss FOR The medium
and better grades and the sales were bags sI .ephyr
do, ss Harriet Queen on private terms We quote -ordn
arr cargoes 7s$c sAc gold IN bond fair Do s;c as.c
Ss sssa S fo S q & oisT sGas aS
800 bags Maracaibo private terms We quote nomnsy;
pore Ga I sc @ Easuayra ra ec
e Ja%ssH iss ss s.1as is s m mDo%nso % so, 4 a' Ca
7c. Manila lac isc Mexican, l5c. lsc; Costa Rica
Coorn4aex srocx. martet was dull but steady, at
The following m n shoeks e " inch hoads "
~ i fss
CoprrnFor the market was more active and prcea
about &c per ID higher cosing At 2tc for all kinds
orerinrs The sales were e0S0oo bs at 24c a4<c cash.
and s4Ie 25c for February delivery: =. ,.,,, !.
value adamantne IA or being quoted at sic a2c SPERM
heard Of no sales and prices were nominal a.
s4c oc, gold, for Guayaqu In bond, and &c SOc do
CoapAGE Manila was quiet but steady at 2lc ssc.
DRrcs AsD DYES were rather more active than they were
steady The sass we're 800 drums caustc soda al ac lc
gods 100 casks bleaching powders nt sac a4e, currency
S eD: .. s sof isls part at e. % ions g Ss Z. do
private tartar asc, do 10 casks do
and PSomSs was quoted
Al sas currency, and jamaica do, Sao gold.
ssess corn Sis S CORN & TO- o aad
@o Do malt, The market and western was
fair SHIPPER.
willing 70 pay from ~ e " " but nSdsTs Se"nees y
supply Of good state flour h moderate hence the
m saa s 4 ns sd S %.s ss an N .
% any e1tsn. could only Be made by mailing ieernl
nominal The sales were about $500 Sbs Southern noar
% vs S 20 pss . Ts % sa smn
but At lower prices sscs S bo Corn meal was quiet At
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b. Awa (, 4. G.a.t. Saiyor,.a. coy,aooo, &c;
Middls.......-. M9c. : ssso. sss. ssse ssc &c. s
Good damaged. 26IGc. 26kc. CSC. CSC. slc. 2sc.
Poor damaged all kinds, l9c. &c. rough light. 37c.
l0c middle and heavy, Shc. 3Sc.
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ElaaaE TRANSFERS.

The following is the statement OF marine transfers
al this port from lst to tie 7th inss inciusve:
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


GKEGoRy--McNEILI.--0n wednesday. January g.
At trinity chapel bytie Rev FREDERICK x. si GEORGE
HARLOW GREGoRY, OF Brooklyn, TO MINNIE MCSEILL,
daughter OF John Mcneil, OF tins city.
HARRINGTON oS--BucgIsohAM.--At Lake Hopatcong.
n. J on Tuesday, January :. by the Rev. J. W.
Del, to REBECcA LUFF, eldest daughter OF General
George A. Buckingham, OF this city.
HokE-VAN WYcK.--0n Thursday, January !, in
the Church OF TRANSPORTATION by Rev. Dr. Ioughton,
General ROBERT r. H0KE, OF North Carolina, to
LILLE, only daughter OF William Van wyck de-
HoIr-CHALxERs.- Tuesday, December 90 at
the scotch Presbyterian church, by the Rev. Joseph
McElroy. ID. d., Mr.. ALFRED L.. HoLT TO Miss MAR
oAxEr, eldest daughter OF 7. H. Chalmers Esq, all
or this city.
residence OF tile BRIDES mother by the Rev. II. II.
smith. assisted by the Rev. A. IL. Partridge WILLIAM
II. JEESs TO SARAH T., daughter OF the late Charles
o'CoNNoR-BRENNAY.-O Tuesday, January s. at
the residence or the brides parents, by the Rev. Will
liam QUINN pastor OF It. Peter Roman Catholic
church, assisted by the Rev. James Conron of New
Brighton >. L. and the Rev. Thomas Joice, Mr.
owen w. Brennan Esq, OF this city.
snAw-PAsgER.-In this city, on New Years Eve,
December 81, by the Rev. Dr. Burchard, Howard ".
OF Captain Anurew Parker or Gloucester, Mass.
supLow--kIERsTED.--l this city, at tile residence
OF the BRIDES mother, on Tuesday, December Is. by
the Rev. Cyrus ID. Foss, WILLIAM b. sUDLow TO
CARRIE kiERsTED. No cards
ToMPKIss-BARR.--on New Years eve, Of. the
residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. =. u.
Murphy, Mr.. EDwARD ToNPSiSs. OF Ncwtown, u l..
"a Miss MAeofE BARE youngest daughter OF the late
Joseph 4. Barr, printer, OF ths citT.
WFBB--NORE.-On Tuesday, December 10, py the
Rev. Il. ID. Ganse, EDwAaD ID. WEBB 10 AGGiE l..
MORE.
-PisHorRicR.--On Thursday evening,
January 7, by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecncr, at the
home OF the bride's father, A. CLARK WiLLARp 70
NELLIE NJ, youngest daughter OF Henry B'saopricS,
all Of Brooklyn.
Cincii0ail papers please copy.
Died.
BRtrrtx--At Madison, N. j., on "Wednesday even
ing. January o. Colonel WILLIAM BRiTriS, IN the
slst year OF his age.
fullv Invited 10 attend the funeral from the PresOy
terian church In Madison. this Saterday) afternoon,
al twelve O'clock Train leaves fo0t OF Bar.
clay stieet OF ten A. NJ BY Morris aud Essex Railroad
IApY.--On Thursday, January ], SARAH b., vile or
Alvin III Cady. In the 25th yeer of ner ape
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fiIy invited 10 attend the funeral, Sunday after
no0n at two O'Clock, from the Presby etian church,
CAFEw..-On Thursday evening, January THOMAS
RaHRoN twin son OF Thomas II. and Elizabeth NJ.
Carew aged months and days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents, No. $50 washington avenue, Brooklyn,
this saturday afternoon, at two o'clock.
CocrIRAN.--0n Thursday, January I. after short
illness, MARY ANN, wife Of William Cochran, aged
~ years