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Court Calendar for this Day.

CIRcur CouRT-9 TO- IT, 70 49, IS, &c. So So 40 AZ to 80
Inclusive So inclusive SUPERIOR CoURTtO H. IT. IS
a. So o6 g. 49, a. 3d. 10 Is rs 80 So S. g. h. IOS lO los 07
no ILL., l2 III lis, no. Ial l 1873 25 2f r. 1873 10 Is
49, ls3 l33 1885, 1877 1879 al a. lf6 AZ l4S l9 100 % Com
PEAS Fhst parts s. 81 So S. 81 49, 81. d. IS. &c.
condp part &C. r. ~, 81, "a Sc. 81. 81.
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Receipts from customs from LIST July,
1885, to the Both Of November, 1S48,
amounted to ........ 49,. s7,s42aos &c
Receipts from custom, from the LIST of
Dec, 1896 to the 30th Of June, 1S47,
ounted to .......... -. -. 1906, 557 70
Aggregate receipts from customs from
lst Of Dec, 1916, to 3Oth Sept 1913,
were .............. 5s,s54 $50 70
Average monthly receipts from customs
for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1913, are. ................. 2oIs,as2 IS
Average monthly receipts from customs
for the whole period from Dec. l, 1916,
to the Goth Sept, l84S, being twenty.
two months. are. ............ ISIS 2O7 Al
STATEMENT AMOUNT ADVANCED WIN. C..
BoucK, ASSISTANT TREASURER, New YoRK, FOR THE
PURCHASE OF Treasury NoTEs, THE DATE or PUR-
CHASE, or WHOM, THE AMOUNT, AND INTEREST
THEREON.
Amount ADVANCED Sept. %. l84S $500 600
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M EDICAL OFFlCE-DR JOHNSON, Is DUANE STSEsf
Iva near Chatham ftre well known
practitioner In New York in the treatment Of
ibe Doctor rpntanon for skill in those old half
nave exsoo Tor years Is eminent elect structure
upon ue eedy OF IN the throat paine in the head
bones Of the egs ectusl cured Constitutional weaknes
BROUGHT on ny secret habit adula in by young msn causna
iscNlous dremns and nightly emons positively prevented
aeeent cases cured IN four days without mercury No
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MON coz RISE, L. L-TaOTrING- WILL POSITIVELY
~ come eff rain shine, this day ~ o'clock, match
$40 two miles and to harness Whelan
Boston; James Whelpley names b. IN. Modesy.
NJ. d. GREENE. Proprietor.
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Leaving the amount available on the LIST of

$101,55 46j3 II
The monthly average receipts from custom, during
the operation Of the tariff Of 1872 99l 267 So.
AMOUNT EXPENDED RIVERS HARBoRs.
In the year ending Dec. 81, 1872 .S71572 SO
Six months ending June so, lS43 ...,.. 100 S42 40
Year ending June 80, 1874. ........... 1857 745 %
" 1915. ........... .5l4 ,057 al
sSy:e " 1896. .......... .l90,6l4 ~
VALUE OF IMPORTS EXPORTS.
Value of imports during the year ending
June 80, 1s4s. ....................s l54,977,s75
Value of foreign goods exported during the
rame period ............. CLIPS O1o
Leaving for home consumption. .$l33 849, 500
Value of exports for the period sl5 O32 131
OF which there of domestic production $780, 9 12l
" offoregn II 123,0l0
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$500, 900 10 sos

STATEMENT RECEIPTS SPECIE FROM JANUARY,
1847, TO SEPTEMBER 80, 184S.
From customs $50. $64 7Ol851 50
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In RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ freala ec W Greenwich gtfsetoiSo Aours to ~ A.
togPa tsundsY oxoPted ehose who apply In the osf,
lsse VIII 30 sHrprscd a. ho rridy and Itto
attending their Ills chiefly, how svey ho,o o N.ye MT
srad from certain oass o. reops who properly apprsc~
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STATEMENT or DIsBuRsEMENrs IN SrrcIg, EXCLUSIVE
or TRusT FuNps, FROM lsr JANUARY 1S47, TO BOTH
SEPTEMBER, 1913.
Amount Of dsbur.eme nts from LIST January, 1877 to
a0th Sept 1878 ........ SIP 1903 918 90
From which deduct the following, VIA
Treasury notes reim-
bursed and funded. :. $12 395 02S
Do received for customs. 69I4 900
Do. do sales of lsnds.. 40350
Amount Of disbursements
in Treasury notes. 5053 $50
2t463 1913 90
SS82l0OSs So
ESTIMATE OF THE INTEREST PAvABLg on rHF PurLtc
DEsT DURrS0 THE TIRES LAST QUARrsRs OF the
YEARS, ENDING BOTH JuSE, lS49
Amounts Of the several loans per former
Statement. ..:...:..... -. sc77e.Go6 4s
Do. on the Mexican ludemnities, per
cent. ...,...".........".... 1850 So
Do War Bounty Scrip. .......... 1850 %
On Trensury Notes viz -
Notes of 40 and az. out.
standing LIST Oct 1915 as
per statement book, S1l ,6l7,400 90
Add issued since ........ All 800 90
Sl2Op4 900 90
Deduct funded since. 49,. $50 200 90
Interest on this rum, from
Jst October, 1s4s..,. .S11.5il70o 90
D., to goth June, 1870 -. 5lS026 so
Deduct 0 M ptbs' interest
on 81 coo 900, estimated
to be issued for notes, SO.
before LIST Jan, '4g. and
included in for mer state
Neht. 10000 90
- 4sso2s so
S3,2Ss i2l 20
ESTIMATE or rHg INTEREST PsrAnLe ~ rHg YeAs
Esprsc on rHs Sors JuSs, 1859
...k A. 70 N a
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COUNTRY McCLUSKY HAVING TAKEN TaE HOUSE
~ Bay ard scet Bowery
County House. takes this method of sfosng
public that his bar well stocked choicest
ouors and house in the city proof which
all be asks is to give him call try them.
JOHN McCLEESTER,
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NO CURE NO fkYSp.. ooRBITr IL DUANE ST.
member OF tho Royal College CT Surgeons London may
eonsuted in ramsnt Of delicate diseases No ms tier hsw lon,
you may have had ulcers the body in Inc throat
nose pains In the head and borea tho iegs orete
iurten years devoted 20 veneresl daes DR. O. 70 urt
The worst form Of this disease Recent cured in fy IA
No mercury used Scturoe cured Ia or two weeks Wiz
scarcely any pain Ihose individuals who have induced Ia
certain cathoe habit positively be restored 10 health
society N. b. Strangers cautiored be dececa Or
Sobbe has not removed Remember s Duane street. Opposite
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u ARhUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. 7. sARNUM Pro
u petOr Hitchcock Manager Every day and

NEW ORLEANS Observation-Disclosures OPERA
company the Stuyvesant Institute evening I'd
Doc soPen to at O'clock greesey The
BANJON Jr signor OLE BULL signor VIOLA aud Sigaor
TAMBORIN Each evenings will embrace grand
from La Somnanbe Lucrea Borga and tina Italian
Operas with limitations JENNY LIND Madame GRIsL Madame
A.hoH Ssner Ssnor MARIO nisnor GARDoN ma
open at o'clock company will appear
the Rugere Institute Tuesday Friday evenings
sh Of December and will give their Ethiopian Opsrao entertain
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LOBE HOTEL, 60 BaoADWAY.-rhIS HOUSE HAS
N been renovated aad put ompee order aod will b open
the European the reception travel
ler Tburfd,y the 7h December Fsss can be
o'clock. e. o. CJTLyER
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Inclusive IS TO g. inclusive sUpEaoR CouRT TO- IT, H. rs
II E H. Il s TO- e s g. I y II rs s. e ~ u.s. To- I
1884, is ls iss l ls9 iil a. ,ie ~ z. li i5o o. Cow
osnspsrs- &C. r. &c. g q S. 81 S. $780, 90 '' w. d.
Composition or Cement Rooing.-In this
durati.ythe latter freedom from exp.n
dssuobe nature used Its proof
aS and Sfs yatsr Te
about half the OF lin Roofing Old ra Roofs sde good
~ RILEY sEMAS, Inventor aud xaaaiotuSr.,
Samples can be shown to the amount ofsOCO
Ladies', Misses and Ch,ldren's India Rubber
Over shoesGoodyears PATENT best kinds manutac
% % IS sn
ter Boots and Shoes ct - kan aud prices Ladies viii please
An Exquisite SOilIoq uisIng upon the Dis
Aeuremsnt OF his Hair and whske by botchrhose jagged
ends dyrop ronae Loeb eeemy style aldju about
Is Nassau street all would RICH. Hrs Infaibe
Onguent for the Hair MS above.
The " Richelieu" Gold Pens are warrant ted
O .,a.y B. G. WATSON Co. is Wall street Gold pens
Wigs ana TOupees.-Wc would advise all
PERSONS wishing Wig Sea examine thu extern
ys ssse%sa S a. basheoss maoaaetoy No. Wall street
far OF the American Institute eopv the address,
Hair observation-disclosures tantan liquid
obtained The hrs. premium at the last Far of the Amerea
ns m0s easy 81 ion For
is decidedly the best article in the market Copy the address
India Rubber MISUNDERSTANDING
O opposite Trinity ehurchyad ccatnues
expressly for its tail and Of
the latest French style.
1000 over Coats, Rich Lining, to 10
e sSI % SS 81 % S ssss and ToSs Sa FPa
sS Vests 50 eenso to sthsse All uaadeemsd pledges
'nu and b -ekuap sTreats.
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STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS
TARIFF OF 1872 From 1sT SEPTEMBER,
1S40, T, JUNE 49, 1913, AND ron THE Fiscal YEARS
ENDING on THE 30rH OF JUNE, 1874, 1915, 1845,
1S47
For the month of September, 1912 So 314 OLE 90
For the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1912. 3,o27137 81
March 81, 1919. 2,9lo S04 16
June &c. 1343 4, LOG 039 IS
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vNnE sUBsCRIBERs 10 "FLErCHEXs DEVOTIONAL

FTNHE SUBSCRIBERS 40 "FLErCHEES DEVOTIONAL
Family Bible and other illustrated London psoished
by me here aud in london fully Informed that
verr w. H. Sasord been DISCHARGED
Ilo5 md they arc hereby cautioned receiving books
raying him due purp3rtins
account They aso respectfully requested con-
secuve numbers from Mr. Thomas Hutchin,o who
therzed to deliver the behalf apd
due GkORGE VIRTUE
New York, Zee. 4. 1873. street.,
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viz
In speeic for stock which
has been issued
In srecie for treaa notes
oiISi6 and 1877. subse.
auently converted into
stock
In srecie for treas. notes.
1876 and IS47. remain.
ing OUTSTANDING.
BY the issue Of stock for
treas. notes Issued prior
to 1876, per the Iith SEQ.
Leaving the amt avaiIa-
BILE under the said acts
viz
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CHoLTKA PREvENnyE-MRS CARRoLIs MEDI-
~ Gated Vapor Bs this 1854 BroadwaA hvscans recon.
nerd keeping the body clean and living ray
to cleauiT there nothing eectual
Mrs c. las letters from medical stating good
fects of the bath on cholera patients 1882
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N0TICE.-PACKET BARK GgNESEE FROM NEW OR.
IN leans is discharging Pier "A r. at Mays What.
tween Jefferson and Rutgers streets Consynees requested
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GLEE AND MADalGAL SINGING.-A CLASS FOR LA.
" oes and gentlemen, under the dreouon of Mr. d. W.
at tho the American ms itue $50 Broad Say
this FrdayI evening at IL o'clock. Terms shilling per
II MEIGGS Prnoi1af
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So 2S3 1872 %
ESTIMATE rHg INTEREST ParAnLe ~ rHg YeAR
ENDING INV BORN JuNE, 1850
Amount per former ststemeu Mt. So 1896 Q23 o.
Do NH1icsu u Nam nltx Snen Ia LA
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T Asst NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE MBARDMENT OF
Vera Cruz 5ss Broadway near Niblss Gariea. Mechau
cal figures real Steamers ships &c. Admitanc %
children half price, Commences at half past o'clock.
Saturday afternoon ut three.
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GEOLOGICAL BALL. 80 AND ~ BOEErY.-THI5 MAG
~ nihcer esta blishmen is open daily from Il till and
from W till T. NJ The hall Of exhibition is fitted
great elegance and eoolecon of living Beasts and Birds
the largest and most perfect in America performance
en- at each exhibition including the Feats of trained Elephants
Ponies and Monkies Mr. Brooks den of Lions ii
Admission rs cents children under half price Ses
sonticketa SIS. VAN AMBURGH " 60, Pranretors
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OR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.-TdE SUBSTANTIAL
and elegant Steamship lsthmus will leave port
Shagres AID Havana Monday 25h Of Desemer occk
Nc berth secured until paid After cabin room
Passage to Havana, in saloons 500 to Chag do $780, For
ward eabnPasssge to Havana forward Chsgrss do
$o This ship has good l6 deck passengers
and will berth them ieow and mass them with the
Chares for @ The passengers by this vessel will with
the Panama line. For passage &C., apply to
MO. H0BERTl Is West street
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mounted rifle regiment va, diverted from that duty
for which II vas originally designed to serve with the
army in MeXico and 1t Is rot no int ndsd to employ
any part Of 1t east OF the Rocky mountains NotWh.
standing The demand for all our forces ,he suemys
country while the war continued measures were taken
as early as March ls4 to select proper and
establish posts on the eastern section Of the route
given for the Mt OF two of these posts
one near Grand Iss id where the road to Oregon
counters The Platte river and the other at near,
Fort Laramie. During that season some progress was
made in constructing the work at the former place. but
" was suspended the approach OF winter Prepare
lions were made 10 reeue It early in the spring and
past season. but the department IL unable to state how
far has progressed report has yet been received
from the charged with its superinte nde noe
The amount Of contributions and awaits Of captured
property, received by officers OF the army. in
Mexico cannot at this time for want Of full returns,
be accurately ascertsined The amount thus far re-
ported, is 1884 373 II, which will be somewhas I'M
creased by amounts collected In New Mexico and
retained fer expenses Of coIlections s34s $50 80 paid
into the treasury Of the United States s326754O -
turned over to Disturbing ocers s4o7l2 % credited
payment Of the first instsment under the treaty and
the remaining Sl13259 OF charged against the collect
Ing officers or the amount turned over to disbursing
officers 500 $50 applied towards the payment Of
the FIRST nstsment under the treaty with Mexico and
the greater part Of the balance has been dsburssd for
rs%s charged oosps sSsy MAY =
entitled to further credits the several accounts
above stated, to the amount Of about $4,000 The
remainder IL claimed by them compensation for
extra services or a. having been paid to other
army officers similar services In making the ooliso-
items These claims have been suspended, Is, under
existing laws, such allowances be made; but.
the claims this account considered, 10 souo
extent, just, urged In my last snnual report and
subsequently in communication to the Committee Il
Ways and Means, that provision should be made for
reasonable allowance In such cases; and the subject =
again recommended for favorable confederation.
The moneys paid over to disoorsins ofassr: have
and risc~d n thesr ,. ~Ss s~- ss.A-.-~~~-A
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Composition or Cement Roofing.-In this


The !" RICheIfeU" Gold Pens Vv0rran ted
FIVE years They fine smooth and elastic
knowledyed be the best cheap the world
only by B. e. WATSON CO., 10 Wall street. Gold pens e.
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q the k-nsrcsn Institute there with the posS
be faelry q could b. furnished wIth al KIND. OF plnt
ssets ard from al FArts q the I'D Ani with
sq1sl fscifty dftnte them the farmers Of thi-
state there rou5 he conveniently supplied with mate
rails ans al Of nsnuTes for maxim perirents
there could be sccesbe 70 the uutuces who VISIT ne
Great Fairs Of the American Institute from Al parts % the
country and there greater publicity through The numerous
pab journals 81 the Cty would - svsn % the exper
merits ard operations of the lnsft1ou than could os Sc
cured 10 zny other place
This boiy Of ArgunesiatSe cesrness has been souShei
Ia Circular form. and will Be circulated Tor sisnaiafes
On mot-n o. Mr.. Van VICE. seconded By Mr. NAEE-
Man, Committee Of Three appointed 10 oorimHni-
with the Legislature Al Albany on ihs subject TIE
gentlemen composing q are MesaEs. YGI Nycs, uHier-
all. Hall AM Clark.
Msssrs. USpsRHiIL of Ssw-Jsfssy. ard MsISs made
remarks tie Importance Of sot seed. The propnety 81
slakiuF them before planting SC
sene issUltory conversation then sprins INTO acti1n-
ani 6 It, midst the meeting adjourned
Next subject Prigg aud Su5solns, 8ccSrting 10 the
soil
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FARTHER COMMERCIAL NEWS.
BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Clrcular OF brown. shIpIey a do.


Pr Calsdonio Lrfarool, Dec u, 1871.
The Money market has not materially changed since il
continued 10 improve while the onrtailmen, Of business
operations lesse0ed the demand for discounts Of COM
mercisl paper 70 ths bills OF the first class readily
cached At he rates Of to per cents bu' there have besn
farther commercial failures and the continued fail Ia the
vaioe Of produce ruinous, particularly Of
Colonial produce and the difficulty Of realizing so great
that the utmost dstru. and gloom still prevail in
kst very generally.
Cotton has farther declined 70 pence = ib. snd we
have TO qnoe fair paud and Mobile ~ aud fair Orleans
"a Middlng - to I'D. and Ordinary to % y 10. The
fr the week ended 10Th inst amounted 20 q 300
bales and for that ended this evening, they have been
q GOO bales OF the latter $50 Upland at 50 too
1869 Orleans at to 81 $500 Alabama and Mobile at to
a. aud $50 ses Island 81 y to I'D q H. There has not
teen transaction Of speculation for the last fortnight
sna only about ,2'o bales foT export.
The Government has niimsied that the act Of Parlis
70. mt suspending The operation Of the Corn Law, and
which expires the lst March next will not be farther
renewed. Consequently and after the lst Of March
Whes, and Flour will be subject under the Sliding Scale
t minimum bel Is ard the maximum lOs per quarter
uain the law itself expires the lot Of February 1870
The last general average Of Wheat is SIS ID per quarter
90 that IT, pice, remain ebout e. they are the duty
on will be Is per quarter and the duty Flour e
A. per bb but it will be mbered that for each sh
ing decline in the averages below SIS the duty advanced
chilling until " reaches i's per quarter tlni Oehs tt
DUTY on hest when tbs average falls TO 49,
Indian Corn, free, will, the lst March be sub
Jet tn the small duty Of Is per quarter and Indian Corn
Meal Cd per ut Wheat and Flour rather higher
since the 4th aud fresh Western Canal Four salable
a. $685. and phia and Baltimore 2s to 2ss Cd
per Dbl Sour has advanced to & 6da25s In Indian Corn
there is no material change the best American brings 35s
per quarter but the chief business is in Middng quail
ties at S2a34s per Or Iudan Corn Meal l5a5s Cd per Dbl
The last sale Turpentine at &c for fair quality
and Of American Rosin at 2s 2ds2s Sd per cwt.
Yours, respectfully,
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WHOLE No. 400.

Dsr.l "a arrested some Gays >so on suspicion o. hsv.
s .,osu set OF bssp.ges All valuable osFos,sr %.
.ss.caueny discharged for want Of TESTIMONY ssae'.
hin, w.s yesterday arrested And con ai'1e1 ~ 80 -,
spocse-, tovr James Fox o. No. is2 Anthony-st 20
trs-s Ard robbed him Of the bsgpipes tne' en.sls'
he basement 81 ire hous. No. 3l3 ChAnoes SIC. =
and carried Of numoer 81 silver table ara yea
Ft~.rd Curtis VS., arrested last evening BY sihcer
Nsnsfsi on charge Of stealing ST Of hNness ~o'''
SIS from JOHN Martin 81 No. ls2 orchsrisi ne a
USED D. Ait 20 Be an ola SiAie-Pfson BIRD 'es
Harvey hrcnzht aq snd detained 20 answer shf.
NJ st.sinx $50 nom Christian Hiserbotile Of Nc a.
Oas-st John Golay lockei NJ 70 answer fof as
szulttny james Watson sh knife.
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MEETING OF THE FARMERS CLUB.

Jethro TuIi says Manure il injurious Improve
menf on the Piow Mr.. " illiamssn's Jour
ney south and biz -pecimen,-~ea Island
Corion from the pinnd- OF Tennessee, and
other thing. equally surpri-ing-Debate on
the Agricultural College; Reasons why ia
should be grnnfed-A Committee 10 c0mnu-
nicafe with the LEGISLATURE.
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T, Ne Rscs.ssrs e. ~ PlsisSsld BaHi:
GE>rLENEN l have noticed IN the columns Of
the N,s Tors SHs. an oeer on the part Of Noses l.
Beach sons to place in your hands sold and silver SUI
a,ien, to redeem every liability OF the flsnneli Bank
upon YOUR eousenng 70 give up thu entire assets and col
lateras Of the Bank your possession As one O. 'hs
many who have suffered from the management OF me
Pianheit Bank. having some Of lts useless os NOW m
nv possession. ask You VIII not come iofwa1 ah1
ont the Messrs. Beach's oder 20 ths test
The public will never believe that you nave not ine
ooser IL ysu have the @ 10 accept that or'r AM upon
yonr acceptance OF Il, for one am convinced ths1 s
u.ssrs Beach will not dare to shuttle attempt 10 eNaoe
the redemption which they have 50 pusucy pfoposeu.
Remember how many POOR lsborers are Ia absolute
II the dollar few dollars. whose worthless reptesee
Ives m ne Painaell Bank are SOW lying IN their peck
cts Those aborers call upon you. gentlemen, sni UPON
ne Court Of Chancery ard Legislature Of the stse o.
New Jersey. TO show disposition 70 relieve ineh' "
testing the Nessrs. Besch's oder.
A SUFFEsES FzoN rRE PLAiNfittp bA>A'
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fasL Of the yes.r, 0eott 10 assigned for the non-y.y
msni Of their bend. with interest Their ability 70 have
done % Is not disputed.
Whether this Legislature vii be able to devise soue
improvements Banking 81 stem remains Be seer.
That there room. the Controllers report pretty clearly
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BROOKLYS AFFAIRS.

BOAsD OF EDUoATIoS-As a meeting OF the
Board Of Eircs,on Yesterday afternoon. resolution
~ss passed requiring ths ,ssshers OF the Puoe Schools
to stmit no children into The schools uness they have
been ssceinstei or have hsd the Small Pox
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Failures Abroad.

BOsroS, 5th Jan. leis
The following is list of commercial failures in
England since the departure OF the Hiheinia
Ferguson & Watson. Ayrshire Msleable Iron Co.
Jno. G. Campbell & Co. Oyerbury & Co.
Ewing Paul 4 Co. Saml. Blair & Son.
Robt Forester s. Co. Crop & Marchand.
Barr. Wall 4 Co. Hennckare Roothalne Co
Leysst II. TeTCibn.
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ERnM TIiE SOUTH.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5-2 T. NJ.
A letter has been received from HENRY CLAY by
which we learn that he will be in Washington TO-
morrow. He opposes all public demonstration
Gen Gaines arrived in Washington last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

D.srEL WEBsrER.-The Boston Courier in an
article on Presidential candidates, thus speaks It's
mind
There Is ore man. who, n h. irH. may take The field
bv accamat1n Ia All the Free states. That man Is
DaSiu WyBsIEs Il 10 In his power 10 unite the WINGS
Of the North and the West. II he but arm himself "Nn
"hs own thunder" Che Wilmot Proyiso) and orn'h
,ytv the dies thar bus about him nom The regions 81 Sa
verv Il not too late for him 10 90 this and II woad
GAUGE thousands OF anxious eses 20 sparkle Win rapture
ant thousands Of responding hearts 10 leap of Joy. ne
can lose nothing OF fame or influence by making the eA-
rcriWegt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

Law And ORDER SocErY.-A Society bearing
this name has been formed At Newark fer the purpose o
enforcing law in relation to the sale Of intoxicating
drinks Vigilance Committee Of any has been appoint
ed In each ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

We learn that some passengers were killed yes
terdsy by the accident on the Petersburg Railroad
Arrived at Norfolk JAN 4. schr. Gen. Scott, from
Bangor She had experienced rough weather aud
lost part OF her deck load.