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Mr.. Cox dem, y. y offered resolu-
ton instructlng the Committee on Printing TO
inquire into the cost Of printing done for Con
grcss and the Executive Departments at tho
Government printing Office, and what similar
work can be done for in private Offices. Also,
ms to the cost Of the Congressional H,l0rd, &C..
with view 10 ascertain whether ain srent and
more economical arrangement cannot be made,
Adopted.
Mr.. Luttrel Dem, CID introduced a BIN To-
secure the speedy construction Of the Texas
Pacific Railroad.
MIR. Parsons DEM, XVI offered a resolution
in7Tuttiug the Committee GA INt CuAiturcs in
the Depart mcut Of Justice to inquire into the
appointment ot special counsel for tie Govern
ment. the fees paid to them, and thc extra fee.
= III to district attorneys, the iuvestigttion to
be extended as FAR ha X as may be ccssary for
q fun know edge uf what has been and " hat Is
bong done IN that CONNECTION. Adopted.
Mr.. Whitth1rue DEM, chn.l, from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs. reported a resolution
calling on the Secretary OF the Navy for report
a. 70 the expsn .iture Of the approximations
made since july, l~J iIr the testing OF inven-
ttous. Adopted.
Mr. CLARK Dem, Mo-, from the Post Omcc
Committee, rea.r.ed a lon lXia- the rats If
post re on thild class mail matter.
The bill Fixed the post ~. on tAirI class mat
ter not exceeding four pounds TO each package
az one cent Tor two ounces.
Nh L,y % in.. y. " pt,soAted petition Of
testing, IN the raue Il ju,'cc and honesty y,
against appropriations FOR the CsLteul.il Ex-
hihlti0n.
Mr.. Cochranc Dem, Pa oGered a Resolution
Tor the apl Niutg en. u spccil committee &,
iatesr-te alleged fraudulent letting Of con
tracts tlr the Transportation u Indian gJods
and supplies. Referred
lie Amhlstg iii was then tax n M.
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Thursday; Jan. 13.--tlour was steady. hut
le., 81. Me There wa; dlmi9 she irguy iSr bvtn
quote. -FOUR g bbl., supcrnne state aud Western,
VIA aai SXrA So So? & SG e. i5a ID &
60 southern bakers and family brands {5e,.S.25.
r. m m III w'"H' ,u vac raes I1i,a ir
Glued i32c.; sales 2GpD rae.. closing ~ ~ 9i3'c.
i9r .a,uar,. IS 90 for February 10 1880. tor
Mar,h ,nd ~ ;f:c Tor April Receipts thc ports
To-day, .-,Nsn 1tra,
100 . uninspec'cd 1t t51 rs; aud Tor future doy.
cry 2an bills az $50 % Tor Mrrl au1 te1 10 tYr April
clear aid iic ior W,si rn Lsrd va. eas er and e,
u'c .acs ou the spot tcs al t27sc Tor prime Vest
sd for idi,rc" dc iycry 80 tee frmge Wc'icrn Il
lHit'' iq' ,sn9aryi l.'. Tor lr9r'aiy naI i
cry sni s l,isc. Tor Western. Talos quiet a. 90,
~ if.mc. Fine grades Of outi,r better At 500
o.Gn.tN-Vhe.t DUN and heavy salcs Gsoo1 lush. At
No.i ming, ~ 70 hard. sils Tor old amlrf 'ilchi
MIN cc. ana snc for M SIit. ' ,.5 o9
DUP l, $50. si 90 f0r new m.vsd 5sc f1r n grad. -
.0. Goo dam ci new ana 90. isc. Tor OLD missed.
}, Npfif- NNNn stores were qrict and slslfly
g, a.. 81 y e. for spin,s turpenlinc, snd sideS
qnr.' 10! without essential chang, crude IN Hlk. -
rit guct BERN room was rifo easier. and ch. r
terns tonnage quite steady. Gram 10 Liverpool by
ton cotton oy an, ssad, comrr,s,e. tiour to Lou
i1lm 10 g. German bil'ic, %. yet. cruz, ! to
I'm, t'irad '.,i ,, ft"rn r. III ~ ~, Iii,
Lcit t.. "hl,ke' lower; sales i00 uh. r Sill La.
GrO.t Rio coffee nrm at ifls. .nc. -ui siles
hcr" % ouil bags a iScu ANA iA halluor 100 na-s
In,i ,c, IN r.oiasSes N re- w,fc -iics 81 SIS bhs
IN 'lle'as .b.n O' uct.il q l9't!c. Raw slssrs
"a. 4d.a at;|4e. Ecaaed .J.ady al 10. ~, -
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TnE LIrHLT G-IlA or roNLR.


i ii = 4 "a.
Tho IT. ,a ca Wcduc, lay murulu-, IN
.if,, . .,r.i 10 ,i , NJ, ..,roI in H.. -,.,,
" o." " ."
d -Ni,' N'ii r! Llt.I came ~ l"Ncr'
de- i,- tIat Mr. de- Wit CLINTON Wheeler. one Of
.,-., ..,...,.,. ,,s,,l .,,,,fr-elrl. C,n,-
f..
lal. 5.'uor., W1, present 4 tue poker party. II
rlrtr erald,th1t Mr.. va -eler "cln m,<. out "a
t.... .I g. . 1.,,. ..,., man. 20. .....t O.,
good ''.'' ""4 t"'t lie ''N may e'''5 s''I'H
Hsclf uu "a It.tirf.
We have Ms.ic Inquiry AMI hrve aso, rtainod
,..,,- ,...., ,-,.a,... ,..,,,' .i'...1
'"'" !" ''' " "''' "'' ''''"' u.'' '"''o
W.ro Signs = tToltlQ; and ON Wcdnes lay
t.lre prominent Gentlemen, who were At the
il0t, Iif,ir- ick Ola INC mig. Of the ~ Of De-
r.r.lcr .n,rsl ~ bet 500 each that Mr.
Wheeler 81, present.
Mr. sh r, - Injuries were f so serious q M
tlrs tt t,' did t,.,t leave. Ills int,., for nelfIy
t,vo ,,,rIt-
lie ri IN Cd the troul,le f. thus exulalned :.
4 frw dsvs hof, re mo n.tnck u,'nn Mr.
shaff,r "A Nc. Hnrry Harley II IItu,vIie. f1r.
mcrIy II the Ri. Nli.wny. engaged In a game
Of rokor with Mgssrs -hcrIlan shook aud
EIward C.luuro. m tn5 otel lrinswick. Hairy
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Nrw YoRK. Thursday. Jan. 13.--Receints II
ncc'es wer, - car load. or 80 head. nakns 2,2"I
since NJ IN. against 3,2li Tor the same time iAst
wees. Exclusive Of few good tops IA tire best MS
the qualify Vac scarcely medium. Tine sunry IN.
sufficient r. me cnWpcttHu @as str ~ enough O. ut
price, July 4r p. higher than fcf' gtcd yesterday.
pl DIir. ~. TO dres- - ns. % Tie grs. cw lu.t
suci cattle AZ were sci ug wecK ago 80 s.S'sr =.
aud muun u goo sietrs Ia geo IRON loo &C.. . lE1c.
y . 'n In -ss So .fh rs.
'cipt- OF clNcs were 22d head making COS since
MONDAY, ain. ipt for the same tim, aff week rage
We fair az 7ilc q ". tOr ye'l-, bfde =. for fed"
Calfr- tud 4 .i.ac for rrissefs
liNc.lp.s Of sheep aud ianu- 20 car l0ids. or
elt o. :. rasWg iRS3i since Monday. -.ll-f 80
Ore -uiHr fifr, last wees Good sheep re- sfe4Gv
al form PISCES cUuu.un aud otinar, wer tu loo a
reduction u llr n; titluiy o. choice rugged frir
tlUuas
lith. a- D. D' since Nori ~ againrf GNiH tlr se
tue llsi N"ck NNtD rtt Hiitt. tliN-drrs. cd fu "A
Lover. wilma COOL ffl4t 20 NiA1taA.C. = Ncsttra.
lIe-..l a.Il ~ n n 20. 4 D
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TIE roRrY- roURrn CONGRESS.
An inquiry into the Expenditures Of the
Department Of Justice.


Department Of Justice.
WASHINGTON, Jan. BIN the Senate
to-day, Mr. Morrill, Qlcp., Me- Introduce a Dill
to provide for the payment Of the ntere On
the 3.65 District OF Columbia bonds. Referred.
Mr.. Johnston Dem, va introduced bill to
remove the political disabilities Of Robert Tau
sill OF Virginia. Referred.
Senator Cnristiancy (Rep. Nlch) submitted
the following, which was agreed to:
n ,at y, That lno judiciary Committee tc direct ]
V Nlntr 1f port o. the Senate whether ono ati -
March L. I'VE f. not detective ard II 80. ia what r-
ucuaf 10 masiuE inc necessary prov -iur- r. ne VT
rlour g. NTH guccs which arse a. " Tue re-
slgnauOn or NAH ity to discharge tue powers ana
uutcs Of SAID Office aud II In tAOir opinion such
iccis exist what further or Other legislation !, best
that they report such bill JOINT resolution US In their
opinion the case may require.
Mr.. Merrimon Dem, N.C) sub nittcd rcsoIu-
non instructtng the joint committee on print
Ing to inquire into the expcdicucy Of prepirinA.
hand book for The use 81 Congress embed In 9
ahrief account Of the several executive depart 81
ments Of the Government, a classification VI the
officers thereof, and n brief account Of the
duties OF each, also a like account Of the SEN
ate and House ~ Representatives, and report
by bill or otherwise. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Dorsey 0tep.. Ark } presented tho memo
Grange of Patrons of Husbandry Of the state oi
Arkansas, asking an appropriation for the inn
rrovement OF the navigation OF the MI sis.ippi
river and for the continuation OF tue work Of
improving the delta OF that stream. Referred
Adjourned to Monday next.
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FfTz JOnN rORrER krrLREs.
How Wickhnm q Go. Covered the Retreat
1lIr NIaNnr.- Nomination..

y
torday morning, that the Ma,or would with
draw the u0miuation II Gen. litz John Porter
II they wodll pass a respectful resolution ask
ins for the withdrawal. \ caucus WAS at once
c.ll,d. and at 1jl o'clock. vhon Alderman
SccrS called the cuucu, 70 order. every Iam-
many Alderman eXc,pt Mr. Gross answered 10
lis name. Ndcruan purroy offered q preamble
r., 10. e the fact that the Aldermen cOull not
confirm the nomination Of Con. Porter, because
he mad refused to restore the lrh rors' wages 10
g. a day, and a resolution tc-tlfyng to Gen.
Portor's honesty OF motive, and purity Of per-
sonal character md OH .idl conduct, but asking
the MAYOR t. withdraw the nomination. The
preamble and resolution were passed.
Tho Hoard met ut ~ o'clock. Every sea, in
the gallery and every foot Of room wthin the
railing were occupied. Among the spectators
were TX Ala rmen Cooper, Blessing Monheim-
or. slmonson. Flanagan. sluthworth, Duffy and
Kelly Commissioners Howe and sinner En-
Chief Harry Howard, Mr. Edward kenrney,
Commissioner Ackerman, and Mr.. Thomas
walsh. The Mayor was represented by Marshal
Kelly. Collector Arthur by Mr.. Dwight Law
renee. and the Controllers once hy Charles
| uIt rNuuI ttuhncl ami James Thurstou.
rn' roll 81 members having Teen call d. lresi-
dent Lewis retd ~ us title the petition II tho
2n SIS. lOw.tailcd Democrats asking Tor the coh-
lrmat.Jn OF the nomination OF Gen. Porter.
rhrroupon Alderman Scerv moved that tine
Il. AID take are es4 urtll3 u'Di 1cN.
Aldermen lics- aul lirN va l'ily wished 10
krow why there shoIl hr recosi.
Alderman Morris opposed the motion.
attn ready, said he. ITO face thu music HH either
porter or ale wish that TIE vote ego tnis q.i -
! ton might he AIKEN nj once. The motion ior a
ON tue rcnss, ,tlns Of the hoard. Alderman
| purrny mu'ci me adoption &c tAc rreAm ie 0ui
! resolution p,ssed ~ Tive caucus.
Aidcrm n iris oiereG. l> an amendment.
| alfeannle aver w lnN 'ne Na(Vr n'y nvin'
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To THr rnIToR or The >uN-Si~: ere 20
Cal fc ttoDuon o. C'uFrc.- 90 ths follow ~ .ii, s
su.'a lc subjects u i1vcsilsationi
Frt lhc cos Of repairs 20 ne Pensacola aH' Lack.
a~ Nnntaf the navy Nrr4, Mare Island. fIIr N~.--
SccN nd. The cuudrNnHti q - artll4r It f.c navy
yalds. nm ne manner 30 Wi.rn hes ore -J q.
TINA. Nay are laOOlcfs 10 sac uaNf ytfds paid l- me-
CnIu.fs2
Fourth. what is the reason trat eve rc'r.d fst-tte
eyaipn 81 trunkar.s al i.0ap nlts g. MT over.
luu
FIiIn. Why 90 have eight navy departments In
one with uu rcrtou.i1Iltyy
>Ntn. Why not tre rnutire duty PROPER ) carried
out Instead allowing The Ordnance. NaVal Academy
aud cltiy lanss lu nirol the detail
believe taut fair Investigation VIII show t1lt the
Ofe~ mainly M ~ honorable. -rlcrors
competent urlccr-, and that thtv, ~ s others
corruption to be Necdd Out. There o. hst a. ftc
D. ON facts. every nNiH bic Moor shoNl De suin
uuni to -ivc hs testimony. II tAl clfnn.t wall uud
NAA A.s lctl each oiict - duty, .C Va uant. flr
mif0. fla, De- OBTAINED. OCEAN.
PHiLApELiHIA, Jan. II, 1879.
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To TIE ELiIoR ot IHG sUS-Sr; Ny little
boy nine years ~ ago. MAS n ofCr yestcrlpY on MS
way to school He 90 last night. an unaal 10 nud
ont who the driver v1s or what Gort 4 aveMe 70 was.
have spnied no tir porte and tnoY give r no 800.
fJrs itin. Ni 90 is advise %" 90 address you WI
sou cs,i.t ne 'y a.i'rs ior TIE sumoW a. iure WHO
t4W tle rcc.itLl, WI SD a.l'.ad on d~n X At tiy'
seyeLtn street .il l.irl ayHhul az SO " ?
JAcln WAlNlc, III East fitty 'AIAtl street.
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A WhoIc Family Drowned.

P0vGHKELPsIE, Jan. 13.-Ca. t. Josiah Briggs
OF Co1sackio his wife and two children, were droNnrl
IN tae Hudson, near CoXsacke, last alsht. rhay were
o. turning f. ga ciuCh The mother and children on
hand sled, which the taptrin wHH pushing across ile
river the Ice, when they all disappeared through an
u.i hole, IAe bodies have not zen recovered
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The Chicngo niuu'- su.pIclo,..

Counsel for /. o. Boyd x co.. the commission
meCh lns. who are accused ~ certain iricetsi f,r
sons u chicago u selling crooked vhsgcy 20 TINS
city innies uat he clents have ever icAt a t.esrt
Gle. rom ON| p utcts. a. uti Trustworthy. >rN
potter 'arr' 'est rfHr tha' tic 500 uu I ..H %.
cN upon tie frm made hN me tnls ago 1s uei. es
o. t'r Tact tH1i 10y susftcfci tat 2 ~ CO. Wers
tie lAluguers against fL,li.
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THE MURDER OF CARRUTH.
LINDTS'S LIHrERs MIXING KNOWN
TNiIR 1--WE or DLFENCE.
Promises u Prove thut the Physicians KILLED
the Ed'tor-Al-o that the Prisoner was
Insane for Ten NeHr- or Thcrcnb1uts.

|
Promises 4, Prove thnt the Physicians KILLED
the Ed'ior-Al-o that the Prisoner was
Insane for Ten NeHr- oF rhcrcHbOuts.
BRtnGEroN, Jan l3-Charles X. Lands
sauntered up The central passage Of the Bridge
ton court ro IN this morning. his sister leaning
upon his arm, and took his seat At the table oc-
! cnped ~ nis counsel. There were no handouts
TO be removed from hi. wrists, ana the express
sion Of rcrf 20 imrert IrL.tllty that rested upon
his refined character-marked countenance af-
fordcd no indication that he was being tried for
his life. III was dressed with sCrupulous neat
ness, and unexceptlonable taste.
DR. VIM. ~ Cook was examined ne an expert
In brain wounds, tut II icing shown that he hal
been only 1--WE years a medical practitioner. and
had been out Of active practice for thirty years,
bis tostim ,ny WIS Overrtled.
Dr. John Ingram, who first dressed Mr. Car
ruihs wound, testified "a TO the nature Of the
injury before using the robe. lie introduced
his little finger into the urfcc, and subsequently
removed two small fragments Of bone he
passed a silver probe about On inch into the
wound. keeping On what he supposed to he the
| track OF the bullet. Then some one asked who
had charge II the case, and the witness, think
! ing lie might be over uincious, desistcd from
! further examination. He did not encounter any
| obstruction while probing the wound The wit
ness saw the post -mortcm examination Of Car
ruih's body, and attributed his death to the for
/ nation 81 assesses IN The brain, caused by the
| entrance u the bullet. Dr. Ingram knew Mr.
Lands, and IN August. lS,2. hc and another gen.
| tlcman, forming committee. called upon him
! ai MS house ~ Nintland to- request him not to
/ attend cei tain meeting. Ltudis answered that
/ he would 80, aud, speaking Of Canuth, added
he would moi 60 to ~ with him. and that or
| ruth should be the fist victim. Mr. Lands went
] to the meeting that evening. and spoke la con-
| domination % Mr. Carguth's course.
~ OPERATION SUGGESTED.
! Under cro.s-examinauon pr Ingram recol-
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The ken,arl,y senntorshlp.

FRASKroNr, =, "A. l3.-On tho fourth ballot in
the Icgl.trie TO Ity Tor Uuittl state senator Beck
rc,yrdll votes, NiaA s O., Lcle e., Stevenson 80,
and Kelly G.rnl Is. Ia the nih ballot " lDaus gained
InctEth uaIit -esutcl ar follows. ck, AJi VIII
liam, 80 L,se, 20 Stevenson, -. Lao Lts~.4IGIe
then adj ugL'l,
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THE ALBANY LAW MAKERS.
,ur .rytfE HESfT fTiNH AHOUr
tyNyyEHTNG NtHt lLTR.



r ,,..,.,t... ,h, canal tn-
au.y rice GlNcr''r ~h'fp'N 'r'''''''"
for N,d!hHg win National I"'l'-'
g., =, ,.l ,,,. M,
3ffANf, Jaw i''-i ~ S"'' '"'' '''
.....t ,,i,.,..4
i-.' '' W."
l. ..I .triuui's Canal lufc-ur"iu- N"p-
n.. 4 Y..r.ttd at o.. OIL lie
D.. .,,. conducted IA
,. 1aN i,- rNamii u was c'i''"'''u'
.iI.. tNa Assembly tn make an inquiry. u
,.t,., ,,,u 10 rcferrcd a. the
thi. l''' me -i'N''t VIII 'V -
O. i'..Ou Grievances oi iN"' ''"'' 80" ~
......f.f.,.d ln-. of thc curn' lion.
u vh, hay. fell az
Mr u -ih VII s''' ' '' ',' t,,, ,,,d
. ,ai hy the action Of TIE coiill'-l'i' anu
...uorafIllrcrHrt Cf It's trans tc'ions.
500 ".' DID, 1885,. t,.,,,.,t.i t,,ans ~.
Thc ANTI id,n ptiN'Vl''7 ""' '''' -,
....,. ,,.r the pro sncct. The former say luNt
"' '' .ui .n.,, the Governor
So wv '-'''" .... tts ..t.tt.
Do. used Tie CONS i--i"" 1" " '""' ''
t.,t.. nui fic latter usc elad " any oii Dr'h-
,.,I.,,,,, In, thr.,, ,.ud ai the Gov
,...or. and at the same time he dNctiei 'i tn'
f,..,J. do not Seem at AN worried. hey 'ay
u,t Il will give them another '''"'.'
u.wuptucramldr. li ln-n' ti'C" %" u" - WIN.
49, l.tY. r.i.rI tIlt Is Is political
.''
crusade of Gov I'i'' 30 ,
la the senate 49, Mccarthy m'ie uIN' NJ
,,|,,..r.i,u. # fHc Govern ~ es.tS which
lrra's " nit' 'n' wv. -. ,.,
b. ,he ereect that the present Les'''a'ure uau
.,1.t,lYnk nfte- the intcrcs's Il this
-"' 49,. ,..t., - .,, .,,.,..,..., a.,
state ana '"'' gus 'N'.'. -
sert 90 the speaker pi the Assembly, win IN
.frlctnn- 60 &C. usuht it ~ '"nsre,'' whicn ms a.,
* u-iyc jiusi'uon 81 Ia, sunJ ,ct~ nrr,lh
Sod. A unD ln 10y UT. litdu'rN - I'm, we
fe..n.tou 900 tne table having h'eh dyie aied ,y
vote. MT. J.ltflf TED lli &C a. lllt
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mor OF e,,rbr1Y who a.e |u,liI for Frnh L-sles
ffeeHr A,,t.y: Il r. the most Interesting magazine
pNy!AHcu' JAY ~ eea,s, ~ a.! -cNs -eEy,s,-A+g'
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R.y. rierce 4 Sun 10, esul5u te IN surfory
at.e eclrr'l practice 81 ne pfoi ,-ich lie iiof'
ture Of me dgy, IA cowpr,lcl'He WORK tntlted
Muc spcutlhc throughout, a. rs rlhguary tt'e from
t,CAulral au- stl.cA ttris II COLA ;Al uoNh 10 ,e
specimen OF A,I rcar manhood i!s mas spianl t1ia
tic m. p.ts Lld, Nlth u.UY sNtgi nturs ia coWuu
Win the ma,tes. has souS 4 e. rem ' tcn fH''ln.
uAlttS.se " .-L .Ag g,taI VIA ~ -.s .l-,-A0t.
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"Thr FIN W.. Eerr.. Mn.Inn

ALBANY, Jen, II, inc uolice Of this city haze
t.Ou la one precinct.
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Nnslntss 1lolit,s.

Rupture cured nv Dr. Marsh (priuci paI Of
lat Mlrsn & tu1 AZ his cd ONCE Nerty 81. Ca Or
House, LO uptown branch.
Wisinr's Bnisnm Of wild Cherry. The hest
remedy AuOWn tor coughs hoarscu,ss, &c bc anu II.
Act wisely. nnd examine roincroy's : Eias-
IL liu.s, at "a liruAdNiY before huyine anN o'rr
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Qnllks Irlsn Tea, the gryat bilious remedy
Pgse ~ celis'-IIv'
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Crosse DIVISION. % Cleveland and Pittsburgh con.
SINKING iuni, 10 81. Louis and Iron Mountain ists,
wa Ntrih Missouri 1st mortgage. 80 Morris and
~ ga igarisEc ~ Pacific Railroad " ~. "a
iDr.si-ti " Ntci IAN southern 2-. tUIal = rlcnc
hnts - Mo-, 30 Ohio and Nssis.frni ef m rfg re,
'o's w. 100 Il. Pau con. sinking fund. So sl1!.
Do" "t'nlul 1itn IT. l1wctf. AMI D 4. NJ cioslng
price Of stocks today were
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



ADAxs-LrrrLx-0n Wednesday, April %, at the
Pa, by Rev. Vim. Paret, d. D.. Of wilamsport, Rev.
CaxRLEs g. ADAMS. Of Oh City, Pa, 10 LIZZIE
daughter Of the Charles \. Little OF Northumbcr
land.
manufacturers the 26t n inst, In Hoboken
~ the residence OF tho brides father BY the Rev. H. T.
Ellison, ABRAM WILLIS BARKKLxw and LccY EVA.
eldest daughter OF John K. Pollock, ESQ. No cards
COTTIg-MKRRiLL- Wednesday, April 26 nj the
Church OF the Holy Trinity. by the Rev 8. w. Tying
Jr, u. D. ). COrTLE 10 MATTE w. xxRRIil. dauch ter
Of the late Henry Merrill
DE- RivxRA-CAMRLos --on Wednesday evening April
~, ut Gramcrcy Park House. BY the Rev. Dr. McGynn
WILLIAM J. DK RIvEaA TO AAInTn T., daughter OF H. s.
Camblos
Diaplx--OrroLxxGUl On Wednesday, ApriI &C. a
the residence Of the brides moshe by Judge McAdams
MARION W. DRBLH to ELIZA EMMA OrToLExGUI, both Of
Charleston, s G. No cards
Charleston papers please copy.
ELsBERG-ScovILLk-OLA April % 1876, ut St James
church. by the Rev. Cornelius b. Smith, Dr. LOUIS
ELsBgRa 10 NARY " H., daughter OF the late Joseph
Scoville.
ExMs-HExsHAw. Tuesday, April IS, by the REV.
SaAw both OF this city.
HARrr-HARrr.-On Thursday, April q. At the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. s. H. Tyng,
IT.. D. ~ GEoRox LIE BARos HARrr 10 MAocrE, daugh-
Ter Of Henry A. Hartt ". ID.
Ithaca, N. r.. and ST. John, n. D., papers please
copy
LopHR-BUxrox AT the ST. Cloud Hotel We'd
nescay, the 26th inst BY the Rev. Dr. Robert X
Booth HENRY DAY LoDnR 10 CoRxKLIA. elder daughter
u Vanderbilt l. Buxton, Esq, all OF this city. No
sardn
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COOL WATER.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
To millions Of gallons Of Croton water hun
dreds of Of ice: Let the supply pipes from the
street be tapped near the front OF the houses liar
enough from the range to be affected by the
~ and ppo carried perpendcularIy from the supply
pipe MS high the water will RISE with faucets Ut
each door. From these faucets water may be drawn,
frcsh lively and cool from the Mains before coming In
the vicinity OF the hot water pipes. Tho water thus
drawn, for SIX months or the year, will be fresh and
sufficiently cool for health and drinking perhaps with
any ice and ut other will require little
Ice il Is not heated haitencd by with tho
hot pipes need not be lett running 10 waste
Tor halt an hour to get a cool giassfuL JR
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DIED.

BATsox-0u Wednesday, 26th inst, BRIDGET. daugh-
Ter Of Thomas and Catherine Batson, aged 23 years
Funeral from her iatc residences al East SSH It, ~
two o'clock this day
BxxSErr. on the 24th inst, this city. l. J. Bss-
NETT, aged 81 years. 10 monthA
Boston papers please copy.
BxRGnAMP.--At Sccaucus, " j.. on Wednesday.
April 70, 1879, AKSRr BExcHANr, aged ~ years, 10
months and days.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
uneral, IRON hts late residence, sunday tho 30th
INST, ut Two O'clock to Hoboken Cemetery.
BLAcKBrRx.-At Bloomfield. N. j., on the 26th inst,
RoBERT BLAcKBrRx, In the I'D year OF his age.
Funeral Friday, al o'clock
BUsuk Thursday afternoon, April q, HHsRr p.
Busux. aged 81 years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ByxRs --On tho 9th, ARCHIBALD n Byxns aged IS
fears, month aud ~ days
Funeral services will BE- held his late residence 3s
Fulton st., Newark, N. j. Saturday NJ one O'Clock
> n. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend.
n,ermenI at the convenience OF the family at Mount
Pleasant Cemetery.
DAvn.--on "Wednesday. April g. Solomon DAVIS,
ate OF Richmond, Va. aged So years
Richmond and Petersburg IVA papers please copy.
DE MARcxLLIx.--On Thursday, April ~, 1870, Nary
AUGUSTA vito Of Thomas u Do MAroslln, in the 27sh
resr Of her aga
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A MISSING SCHOONER.

The schooner David sfillar which smiled from this
port February 10 for savannah with 200 guano
has not since been heard from II is supposed
and was not insured. The owners A. Richardson
RI
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FRIGHTFUL BURNING ACCIDENT.

four-yearold daughter OF william Steed, residing
In Kearney township, near Newark, was burned to
death Wednesday The child was PLAYING In the
woods OF w. Clayton when they were set on IRE