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=, FnW afUs q t..TEIf, Aine.le.s. c'nsot :. Se
u. aoe request al his fnends and = Hs-ss.n
Si :, $50 T.T:-,t pre.xr-S hey viii not % Tor
Co.'S Expeess' 7" "i'-'- ~ ar,
~ard-d.
.DyERTT-EMkNq'-i %, ne ssw.paF-rs q al toe
a Ciries and principal to'S. 70 ,ae .01hF axe os7 W
Th1ne Budtnzs vhsEs The papers ean be seen on So
o.: n
nAGTERREOTYPE Apparatus Tor sac cheap
DApply .; y75 Broadway, up stairs. es ~
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HAMILTON CoLLEGE-The Annual Catalogue OF
this Institution for ISi6. presents the following sum
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Total

Since the accession of Dr. North TO the Presidency in
1899 the number of students This institution hss
than doubled.
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~A,wood,s Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
These Stoves are warranted IS usual Persons weeans
Cook Stoves invited 70 examine trtn 2etors -
Ing elsewhere wholesale gnd retail OF Hickok CO e
49,, ~ Sneocos
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SINGULAR DrArA.-Alrs susan Hurd ofStetsou
Me recently care 10 her death in the following
In the absence OF husband and sever OF he- odes'
children she was engaged work 5Jars, when
part OF the door gave way and precptaied her upon
chair below whena knife which she holding 10 her
hand catered her side so cause her almost issn-
taneous death.
WELL PrT-The Love-, Journal, IN chronicling
the arrest OF Mark Parkinson at New.Orlesns, on a
charge Of nigh treason Tor holding communication with
the Nexcans desires 10 know whether h.s : as
bad as that OF James X. Polk who not only held com
rnunics,ion with Santa Anne. but gaze him letter o.
which he passed the American blockade ana entered
Mexico.
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BOUQUETS

e OF Choice, Rare and LITE 49,
EioxxeT. MADE IN sty!e 10 pcs.- ne most izs6iSAs
are 10 b- hz5 a, lew hoars notice, OF JAMES HO0G
III 81 Scotsman. So Broadway.
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70 pEALERs IN FIRE ARMS.

II 5. CIRCUIT COURT, FOR The southern Dissnei Of
-. New YofE.--Ethsn Allen =; Crtss>n B3ni, ks a.
Alexander Gardiner Clerk Q: the Circ!t Court OF he
United 5tar- for southern District Of Se~York do
aereoy certify that he above enied suit tried IN the
aid Cour. on The 9Th .cd &c days Of Apr, i3 before
ne Hon Smith ThonIosou Associate Justice Of the So.
p:e.e Court Of .he United States Ist Ja epar-
n-Ied and and he opened ~ Mr.. Sh=rm2n on
the part Of ;he plsirE fthEr Aleu- sr1 Gr. Seden
the part Of Tie defendant Ortsson But q al thai a.! or
The Evidence had c.o-et the summed mp By
Mr.. Seldea fst the oefsatsct and 81 NJ Dams FOR TIE
plstnr5 I4- charge tEeceupon g~er By he Court
me J1ry 10 retired Under charse O. al o-eer 6niy
following verdict vix=
That hey d1d thai he plaa;iE il no he original nTen
and paten,se sc entitled % The ful and exclusive s.
Others &c 1s=1 me Improved c,k c-ined y En enN
forth II his patent , ,S
-ended BIZ the defendants IL no, &c ainn seinen' - 49,
plaintiff rtgh,s, and key say all =, ,, aid trial
A.! Of which appears 81 ne lnIr,s snfSS5 CIerx
recorded II ny Gree ASN DE- NkThr
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ANANrEp-By respectable young woman situation
w cbauioermad and water wouli bsve nc OBJ eeto2
10 ss,is! washing and ironing Best OF city reference
given. Inquire ~ l,2 Ecrsyti-sL d9a,'
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Il Water Cure House.-Ars n ; ;. eIcTe eS I'm
ues 10 receive patents b. house % Teaiis- he"
YORK
Mrs G. slso v;sz ladies snd children At heir soe, s,s
gy,s afT-ous for he application o! Wster Curn SD
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WASTEO-Sy rsspectsols ycuns worsa. siuis
w uoa 70 - the general homework caau5erwork OF
private family Apply n us oceh. ds where abe lived
mUaths d9 81
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NNASTED-By rsspsetaols Protestant yogns W.
w situation do homework Ia private family
Understands plain eoSSinsis Srsi asher ADD
-r cnsIberpst The BEST u city ressrsnes stvsn
Please call ST 81 Varick-ss dSG
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SNANTED-sy u German GIL. who under.aads ser
w business thcrVughy situation as lstys rcsid-nr
der,tands sewing and hSir.dres.iaS CneSeepiiocses
references given Apply a. No SrachsL ds IL
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OFFICE Nsw.YoKK up ERIg RAILROAD co.
Ne. IS Waist Se'E-fork, Dec an. ls1c
NrnTICE-Subsrrit-rs 20 the -IOck Of this cum
pauy are here's, notified that interest vii De- PAID &c
cording the terms OF subscription o. piI.2n a. -
OF III stock win - c.1-: ron ;e ;n D--inDer u
l.tJanuary Ia lal ,lLAS Brow y treasurer.
OFFIcE or TaE DEtAwAss 40 avOsoa c4SAL Co
Neyv-York December 7, ls+5.
THE BOARD otMansgers OF taie Company haze 1s.
-ls red sen!-e n.4i dividend Of .-hi pr cert cut OF
the profits Of M Company pagoe on ana ssI lss.s
the ION inst Tine transfer ooOE. M remain closed if2n
MS da= til the OF me lth n. BY 2rcec OF me
Board Ia IN ISAAC " sEfAOCR Iresslrsr
N-gT-York Nov. 2. 1915.
DIDENDTas President aaa Dice 1aT Re. IN. ms
ro-tc. pay ABLE EEt alter tn- ich Cay CT December
T5e Transfer Beoks wi be ee.ea from I'll I'm De
c-mo=F, iaciusIve- e = =
Ftr- Ia-u. =. Comp.
Dry OF S-yg-York NUyeESet 2lsi I3t54ES ties.-sa-
cr psysrI- or .rd ser first day Of December EEK
~. transfer books all 5e cos-c from Sd LIST lanl Inc
hf .s sI y, Of peeeia0s g. MCDONALD. secr.lar7
NEEDICINE STORE for sale eaeap-Ins 't.es.
vi extuEes aat good t Of - o.e ee1's 49, n
Scoos.yr This sore b-ea established over ~. ye.'
I'D no commands ~ excellent Of 5usc-ss orPAr.
,ils-s Inquire No f0rs-L Brooklyn IN me store or 81
49, fadfsr doctor. 81 East Broadway y. 7. re 2w
1JOaNWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD Co:
vi Soats OF !:s' SD lsi--S9tee !, hStfe3 sSa Ia
Nee BANK n She City OF Nrvy-York, presents
Ton Of Lh- coupons, ed a:isf lie 1T p!9~io A.
- aF Z FOSTER. Jr ssesrarT.
1IUFF-. NITFF>-Tredveil = Frost go and "a
vi Pe.-st enc dcor S-iuw Fg-o.lL have c. nstn sno
for ss- 81 the vs lowest .srE=; 2rcr- cn1pies &c
x-.y- a.so--,=-t Of MUS. comprising eTery Eaf1.y-
Purchasers Will vel s1sr,lcs grey!ou= % 2.Iaa--
-. 1900 TREDWCLL 4 Frost.
- - 80 and e. Peesst
HTTFFe, iCPFs, OF every VARIETY, r,ade OF ne pest
fInssriss Ad riEaalshP, fare pul N best or1er-
ala, eeyF svl- Of chilarers hat., with feshers The
Sv- articles for tie most reasonable tErr1s e;
y0NaaQCE's fsshtoeabIe hsi esp R-d fur warehouse,
rs Bo~-yy. Us IL
IT p. COLES, 6s9 BR0ADWAY-Just re-
A -ece:ved az Of sIcton Goods o:TeroIs styles,
.o- Sey-Tesr Every style Of DR. Goods Is Kept here
tssr-
no LET-oa- OF The Body Pew5 II Grace Church,
oa.,ff<re az
GOLD PENS os superior quality, wIta silver penei.
We cases, for sale At 3 80 EACH, ~
JOHN BROWN co. lze Fuitor-st
- ress NASSAU
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ANANTED-A situation BY single yopng woman 10
W % general house~otk IN respeebs private family
is srs washer sd irorsr Please 10 Apply NJ Nc 10
Secocdst front basement GAG De sssc fer two asya-
The cesl Of references sivsr ds y
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D. KELLINGRK,s LIsisikl

I'D. hELLINSGDo ~ ;! 80. moi bsi
@Iworderfal preparation INC an.Stsa IT, ~, III,
they have ons aDd seriousy ease Ill, III has b. r
,sry case in the sale a twsDIy oo1ssno T. sr,.
xoo yc fsiing 70 do al that wss e1peeeo p a. ~ 80
~. marc in ali rhsurlai.c sSsctioS,j e1 p - -.
-yer[T nstuTe Weld % u Immediately ~ - 81 49,.
r ?. .. .o-,.. OF nuY description, eass. p. - -
80 - nnlIrplio Il r.e, and 10 sSorysp Iege ~. SnJ
a. S5v .v-r offered he yeop.e A. - very w
o-s, "a ,r--nS,s--to be used upon ~ ezssf s1ts7'
49, nd iorernsy and no fear o. t1<pf 50 Si's ~ U.s.
,aI 81 ar|of-y OF the Bovsry Line - Sts2rs, sal
nat I. saved The NE o. o. - ~ f 49,
60 sr M, a bottle ma faiI7c
~ 3,dg- his place sroee stte' groee hes Dee
f.iicre Mr.. Arnold Mason snd Sir SatrcA
5 brid-rs Of ,as bridges Mr. assor says rhs, By
,f thre= :o1r boties bis rheumatic rstrs esse
s errelY eraGIcaled. Nr Bobeus gives -ss bis optc'
~, thar il Of los srss causes Of sayny MS NE
ron AZ i11ry plstsnec from I'LL. To be bad NJ ~ Jor-
81, AID grest Central Depti Harlem Railroad O1se
Ci,y Hal isrze botIlss 20 ~ CENTS Der s"''l~ -
STEAT ENGINE eaf Locomotive Behef-i.or ,I ssss
- double rYngs- Engine, cylinders AeIe, 1.-Two *
rwea,y.s> INCHES stroke. Boiler eonLanf yoI
inches tnsidel diameter ron tubes Ise ia ,.kss &c
worsrasu.at9 nearly aew, rot ntco ~ i,T Ktng.
o.t AIDE room: Inquire Of JAMES COCHhN1-''
a. where ne Engine CEN be seens nrSo GREENE
EC5BELL, THAIss u % ssd q sToae-ss
- r1sn u
IYFPC91NTr uisnofss MR., n ga, Sr.r .re IT,
wi - -, rsers eank oooEs io - -, o,Sn 40 snr5se~
ne our 1ssorl1,cn- ~ :. -,..t,Ia r1rsesa
sle1 ~ Ne viii SAL a. the very J,ygr a.
!Sfr 49, I'd bosad in ary styIe - nots
BOOK ~ vTrittag psPeri sssfgssrI foI1raEL
ne. presses H.raiaeIsnry sta.toasFs' u h-''sS''AN
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NNTANTEE-By a I!rl OF II s.Iusnon nurse asd
w plain seonsess wagss not 80 r:Gch eeSset a.
coed psee Best Of city resrsnss given Please mcguire
Al Sd.sL - 81 ~
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ETH. Coleman, Exchange Broker, Nc. o,
Walls. N-w-YorA Unccr-snI Moaey bought Rid 500
e.rd silver exchanged; sotes aid ars'is celseie OK
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ANANrED-Bya res prets5. young ~'eri>n sii0.iicn
w and 20 assist the washing ard ireans or
es5s;Insid and l,uoaress Good c:,y reference gycr
Apply - Seeoaa.t froEE bassn,sni. Can be ssel ros
w. DAYS. deh-
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WANTS WORk.-A native OF this city wsnts work,
w either as clerk or porter: De Recommended oy
those with whom hs las lived. Please Inquire Tor Rich
ard, ~ No. 2nl Third avenue. cSl
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AfTANTED-iUr specisbr American, Eu slish Scotch
w elrs. 10 oTk IN manufacturing sssohshms IN the
country hlurs travel from this city. Apply a. No.
Spruce 81. between the hours OK or =. NJ, dsS'
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4oer0ins a,0 3otels.

DOARDERS wANTE DAT $50 Pearl, where sgep
ID t.man aud his wife o- accommodated with I ono
front psror aud where three four slng!s scn S
offered superior winter quarters Please eau oslorS
choosing elsewhere. az w
DOAROINda IN RRO0kLYN-At few single gen
- .emeu and ent-Iusn aud his wife, wishing 20 get
board Ia quiet family be pleasantly accommodated
on mod.Tat. Smist on tho corner OF Ll'nSstu
d. lx-
DOAR0-A front aud back parior dso single rooms
ID pleasantly situated e wh board TO gentlemen aud
their wives aud single genteHeni al Nc lnou2toaSL
~ lw.
DOtRDi NL-Vantpd occupants toE front Psrof
ID and chamber and four gentlemen or ssptie-
nan and wife with board In private family
Tower cart of tho ethyl WIKI few boarcrrs, and plsssaei
location. Address Vacant Trienes Ohcs. d. 81
DDAEDyS.s-A fow single gsntlsmsD or gentlemen
ID with their obtain pleasant furnished
rooms With board, No Us WuliauIst few doors rou
fesrIst n!o lu
DOARDING-Pesssnt apartments q, lN Ofcnafd'st
ID gentleman and his isdy. Two sinsis s-ule uien,
with board. References exchanges Is wv
DONEDIN(s aud well furnshed rooms, With slrictly
I'D private family, 80 mcpongast lid
DGOais no LET WITH BOARD.--a gentle
Ealnan bi. wife bs accommodated a.so, wo or
three .inge gentlemen in pry.s family, At 81 Hudson
81 MA I'M
NATIONAL aoTaL-no ARDERs.
No Cortland 81.
FEW regular posrdsrs other families ain gle gen
"A tsuen can nc accommodated q. tbs National HoIel,
No. Corllardsy the roons tsing pleasantly situated
40 S- No 5 Corl!and.s st.
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NRrkNTED-By respectable young wouan s.tcs,
w uoa ehsInseraisit AID waiter o. s-cvrS eoass
WORK. Sea- private fsaiy, GScI city reference stve-
Arps s Piit-.t. frce. eSsezssl No o6ssoa pivsss
boa Do
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j. offered 10 any person persgns show that
assertion prbicly made regarding CHRlsIE'S Cat
yAsic and MAGNETIC articles, is Intentionally talse, Win
aav design 10 deceive the public IN any that any
o. the hundreds OF when have been published or IN
any manner alluded TO rottru- and genuine IN each
and every particular Tar Eas been possible 10 asccr-
.t.-f f.rs.
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WANTEU-A sites;ioa 4 clerk u drug sIo?S 6oink
w = safe ami prcStsbe ea,lness, BY yCnrg man whS
crcers,a ccs The eGs:srs. Ard c:fms-1 from one to
two shoc sand dollars where he have opportunity
Of becoming palmer the VI ysSr whs1 tee
a5cvs siuc1ri S,csd ss invested AL communicate o1s
coasdeost coc5tsgltsl. Address 4. X Triseas ossee
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UOaRD-A front and back parior, d.o single rooms
prasantty situated 70 let wth board gentlemen aud
their wives aud single gent.e gen al No lnoupsoa'St
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NATIONAL aoTnL-hoARDEa

sss.z-.-1 IMPORTANT To- purchasers Of ptEng
Fort.,-Te sabschbefs having purchaa1f
Gof Mr.. John seribor Inc exclusive rshi n
u VI u u;he United States 10 hls Patent Harp srune
Improvement Piano Forts. manufacturing sous
,.ry .plsndid Rosevood and NshogsDsny Plano Fo's'
which warranted superior In tone 10 shy no" 70 aso
and 10 I..p 10 .une much ouxer The improvement con,
RAJ. 10 rost beautiful Harp Frrns, psculnf 10 consc
lon akny I'll the strain Of the strings olp me case aEI
-n-rsl assortment OF the approved modern styles %
MA 81 in.trlrnentr BENNETT, RO0EKs n co.
AH 49, gulLon-sL Essl .ids " Broad ~sy,
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OSr-Suppo.ed by the ARE OF July. 1915, two certts
L. ufcstes " Stock Oh the n j. Railroad aud rrsns'u 60
dated June 81 1884, for soses Qns dated Nov Ii.
1874 fer e shares Ia the Of Eliza y Brown The
pablo oned eyBinst receiving sad cehcstes az
application IL made FOR their renewal MIS- Sw-
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" Dr. CHRISTIE feels II duty publish 10 the world
Inc proofs the value Of hs discovery and Of the won
derful ous agents which ne appel II what he
asserts be true gh TIE pabiie JoVi kno It, that all
may Jake advantage OF benefits II What he asserts De
false II IS rzi The pubic ,tcud rotv that the deception
may be- hsl be defrsuded Injured Tne'e-
fore the above reward OF
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o sad the hour when he turned from the way.
And yielded his heart to the Tempter a prey
The waves OF despair. how wildly they roll
As the darkness of night settles down ON his soul
How piercing his sroans how paintive his means
e" m only Prisoner, whom nobody owns
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an FAIL FAsE(USs--Tbs slD.criyvf would cad
all IN. attention Of MS friends and the pubic gcaerrJ
u, his large End superior assortment VI sepisnrn's
g.t, which for durability general appearance and econ2
my are aot eKceIIec by any offered In ms cry
So 4 .ry- assortment cf ,asn's end boys cHpA ~ 70
~ the above dcss 10; give ample satisfaction II
crt D. JULY Obtained BY giving inflammation 70
III ygp-.a J. W xELfE3GG. tl6 Csnal-st-
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o SIN is bitter and poisonous thing
1t pierceth the soul with its dart and its sting
And noueht but Repentance wipe out the stain,
And the Convict restore to Gods favor again:
How piercing his aroans how plaintive his means
60 m only Prisoner whom nobody owns
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WANTED situation by Protestant young wo-
w u.sn chameerneid and alter and sssun
has The bes OF city reference Please Inquire az
AZ, Broadway is 81
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GENTS wanted undertake the sale Of new and
Ltuseul patented article that be sold TO every smis
In the Union To Of responsibility and business hab
it, guaranty ct $500 per annum viii Do given Apply
70 c. ALDEN, No III Fullor,st. NsY.fcfL
AL letters must TO post paid. MS IN
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
From the Argns

SENATE ALBANY Tuesday Feb 10.
a petition was presented by Mr.. VAS ScRoos.
sovES. for general amnesty to convicis imprisoned
for participation in the an,ireni ouirages
BY Mr.. BrEKMAS, Tor par redemptons in New.
York and Albany.
By Mr.. CHANBERLIIS. for an appropriation 70
the (ienesee Valley and Black River Canals.
The Texas and Oregon resolutions introduced bv
Mr. JONES, were again taken up in Committee OF
the w hole Mr. FOLSOM in the Chair
Mr. WRIGHT took the floor in reply 10 Mr.. YOUNG
He had not concluded at half past one o'clock
when the Committee rose.
The Excise Bill, as amended by the House, so as
TO require returns TO be made 10 the Secretary OF
State was concur-ed in. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Petitions Were presented for an extension Of the
bank note circulsJiontor the reduction OF the com.
pensaton OF Canal Superintendcnts--tor the sub.
mission TO the people OF the question of the removal
of the Capital &c. &c.
The case of the contested seat now occupied by
Mr. PIERCE Of Duchess was taken up again IN
Committee of the Whole, and the euJi7c session
passed without coming TO question.
The Committee then rose. on motion Of Mr.
CHASE with view 10 enable hini 20 move re.
commitments, OF the report for farther examination
but the Committee on rising, had leave 10 SIT
again. ana the House adjourned.
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Who did the Mischief.

The leading article Of yesterdays Courier and
Enquirer treats of the state and management OF the
Oregon Controversy, and we extract from it these
two consecutive paragraphs:
The recomme ndations Of the Message TO giving
notice and extending the protection of laws
emigrants from the United States TO the Territory,
had nothing in them offensive alarming and In no
manner precudcd resumption of negotiation, ulti
mate reference TO third parties.
Every thing then was in fair train when his asso
ciates Mr. Allen aud others in the Senate, and Mr. Doug
lass In the House. led oil in OF wsrdance before
the people, in order. alleged. to prepare their
hearts for the coming of boodshed and rapne
They wanted increased armies and increased nsvics
they talked indecenily-sceing that they however
little deserving some OF them in high political stations
about England. our old enemy; and they Wanted
the anxiety and the capacity OF the Republic the
naughty Briton.'
Read carefully the extraordinary commencement
OF the second sentence. Whose associates refer
FED tot Why is no other Senator named but Allen
when all the world knows it was Gen. CaSS who
opened the War-dance in a most belligerent and
panic-makng Speech Ii looks TO US as though
Gen. Cass had stood in place of his associates in
the article az originally penned by the Writing
Editor of the Courier ind that the alteration was
made at the suggestion if not by the hand of hi,
Fighting senior. whose personal kindness for Gen
Cas- has already been strikingly evinced through
khe Curriers' columns.
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Inv Courts.

CouRr CT COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge lngrahaln
John heGrHGs Joseph Horn Action OF repevin
against an officer 10 test the right OF levy upon some
widow blinds al No. Dover. street on an execution
against Nh Coyle The plaintiff claims to have owned
them. whichis denied. Verdict for defendant for PHI
Mr.. T. $ Henry. 70. DIET Mr. Z. Il. Shepperd
SUPERIOR CoUET-Before Judge Tanderpoe-ESec-
0rs Of Smith Rarrio Edgar Hcrrigtt Action on
bond given in security for payment OF sOoO the de-
fence 20 which IS usury referred yesterday verdict
tor pantH $4,000 debt Sl315 81 damages ana cents
costs subject 10 the opinion of the Court.
Francis TrgoH va. <. ". Tryor-The parties IN this
SUIT WITH another gentleman. formed the copatthersn
OF b w Iryon Co merchant taiors Broadway :" nicn
commenced business in l36. The indiTldua! members
OF the n made large purchases Of real estate connect
ed with the land operations OF that PERIOD besides
transactions OF the kind other places for the account
IS said. OF the arm Mr Francis 7 purchased what ~as
called The Mccormick Farm at Ithaca paying S.Uuu IN
cash and giving bond aud mortgage for S2OoU more
IN 1871 MI Z w L gave the plaintiff bono 70 .aAe 'Hr
property and debts of the establishment 20 himself and
pay US liabilities The plaintiff afterwards sueo Tor
his bond OF the Mccormick Farm, and had 10 pay
about 81 200 He contends ,ha, this was partnership
debt and should have been paid By Mr.. E. w L which
Is Denied he brings seton to recover Inc case VIII
De continued This forenoon
For plaintiff, Messrs Russell and Storrs and James I.
grady; for defendant Mr. E. l. Fancher-
Ihosfs RaaiiHsoH by his ucr. friend Geo Rct-ttzsoH
o. age was in the employment; OF defendant a piano
icr'e maze! n aninonyst- IN Aug last and 10, toe
petuiaHce IN relation 10 trimming lamp WITH Tnicn 20
heat the glue defendant struck him number OF smart
cuts WIN switch cane which LET'S marks on MS SKID
The lad was NOT bound defendant although ne was on
tr1a Win view OF being bound. He Immediately ieft
and his father entered the present action for assault and
battery TO recover costs The Court charged taat the
lad not being bound the defendant not authorized 10
Hog bin verdict Tor plaintiff $50 which carries cost s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
From Brazil.


L. 8 Ship Plymouth. HARsoR OF RIO, Dec. 25. lsi5
We expect the Raritan daily, and also the Colun,.
ba with Com Rosseau: their arrival presume we
shall go 10 the River and there remain. We have thirty
or forty American vessels here daily arriving and De.
parting Freishts are low-Cotee high it costs 8: 10
board The crop will be about 200 900 bags
this year. about halt of which goes to the United
States. and the balance Europe 200 Coo bags hav.
gone forward to the United States within the last three
months. of which about 80 Geo New. Orleans
Believe me, yours, II.
A Cour, Martial will be held OF board the Plymouth
tomorrow by order OF Com. Stockton. for the trial OF
some the OF the Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

? VIRGINIA CsSvEsTIoS.-A bill is before the Le-
gislature OF Virginia having for lis object the call
ton, The question of slavery is indirectly involved
in the issue. The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday
says
The Convention question engages, at present, tie
serious elaboration Of the House OF Delegates Blu.
marked By ability and research. viz by Mr. Leftwitch
in favor of the organization of the Convention upon
white basis-and By Mr. Edmunds in favor Of the mixed
basis. We presume that several othe. gentlemen. on
each side viii express their views and that some days
may elspse before the 7o,e viii be ,akse"