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Sewing Macllines.-There Is no COntr0sv
vesy existing this and any other patent and t
Justly admitted Prices from $75 to $l6O description
pamphlets allied at request
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The attention OF our readers Is partlc ular-
called to notice in another column Of block
OF marble by the Honsatonic company See Advertisement
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London Cordial Gin Warranted Free from
Adultsraton imported from London direct and Of
schnappes &C., sale b. WIN. II. UNDERHiLL Masonic
Tcnple 4p Broome street, corner of CROSBY.
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against negotiating the following notes. William
Secor in Mary Thistle dated follows One At
months dated August 9th lo for thousand dollars
one Mt y months dated August 2h 1853 thousand
dollars at year and months dated August 18th.
1853 amount hundred do ars-as there has been Nv
value received for the same, and they are invalid.
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the Best Pianos In the WORLDLY. Gilbert
Co.'s planes with iron frames and circular scses are
esasity and price large sssortm9nt ~ HORACE VA.
s1kBS B3s Broadway, the sole agent
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AT this establishment ladies obtain every article Of
,adics wardrobe ebildrens clothing ready made or
made order Parties 70 furnish their own goods
made four u twenty four hours notice. Every sS
Of embroidery executed at short notice.
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Thomas Bakers Last New Song, Katyilisi,
twenty-five This of the very best OF Mr. Kaker
and is to be very popular PubIishsd Ia
horace WATERS, 3a3 Broadway. -
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smell rum, y that he " has in his intimate conf
dence man whom O woman keeps" Another
political opponent is characterized as "a man
so full OF rum that you could tap him any
where" And Of O'Conor be says that he has
seen some mouths whose owners would squeal
very loud, and yet not let go the teat"
This is, with the exception of an anecdote
about jackson, q fair resume of what the head
ofthe free soil party of New York said to the
assembled people of Tammany Hall. 1t is, in
truth, fair sample of the party orators of the
day. Another leading democrat probably
Johns superior in point of eloquence, and his
rival in infiuence-Captain Isaiah Rynders-who
spoke on Tuesday last, was even more direct in
his attacks and pointed in his personalities
He had the moral courage to assail one of the
foreign appointments of the administration they
support, giving time, place. and names, where
his ally skulked beneath covert insinuations
One the head, and the other the tail-we hardly
know which is which-of the free soil demo-
Gratis, they contend nobly for the palm which
ought to be awarded to him who goes the far
thest in degrading the standard of popular elo-
quence, and reducing our statesmen to the level
of pothouse brawlers
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having removed from IS Maiden 10 Cortland street,
have hand good of mems and beyss
elshng adapted for city country trade selling VI
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ever made may be bought withous money by AL Ehe
skill in hand sewing and secure good work. Tha
plan proposed will enable such persons and M
wages and in short time become the owner of sowing
machine For full information apply at the desk Of
office. No. 32j Broadway. l. II. SINGER Go.
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Gentlemen's Travelling and Evening Cans.
boz cold oderste weahsr-An extensive 81
WARNOCKS, Hatters,
No. as Broadway, driving HoussJ
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Window Shades, Lace, and Muslin Cur
ains satin, de sines gilt corrices Loops, ell kinds
window decoraons at low prices kelly
kIERGUsoN's, No a8o1l Broadway Save your sms and
70 directly there.
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Nine Demarest, mporter and OF fAshone u Ca
nal street Broadway is the only Who received
Fair of the American institute held at Castle
Garden. The CT drcssentrg taught in one lesson
plain and basque waists cut to fit the form with
unsAg accuracy and elegance Patterns Of al the latest
fashions at much less than the usual prices
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r. Gilbert 81 Co.'S. Piano at tho Crystal
rAAoeTbe public respectfully invited TO to SIS
Esosdway the of the spen did piano the
HORACE WATERS, sole eseat
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venton and extra z for the OF quilting
Innings and other similar These machines With
single thread and have entirely original feed motion,
whereby the necessity Of rtening is avoided and thu
stitching done without drawing the goods Call and see the
'-"''A' = !. M SINGER 4 CO., a23 broadway.
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the Bowery Tea Warehouse 3 and at the Chelsea
Tea Warehouse ia Nh tn j. DICKEY proprietor.
strangers from the country visiting the great
coffee these popular establishments. They Justly have
gained the reputation prime articles AZ sc low
rats as common ones are found elsewhere.
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v.o.aies, Adyertisement.-.(;I Hon

No. 779 Broadway, West End)-MADD Il STEWART
opening cases Of robes at 80 each
infapts frecks 80 each; swiss and cambric embroidored
sets, S. 81 each Also Of black thread veils
Thtss Of the newest design, and worthy Ok
tpe
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s.'ThOu shalt not rob me, thievish tirne,'' OF
sill locks, for have 1T last discovered remedy Tor
storing than thou cans take away II ID Bakers
Cheveuxtopque Principal depot, BARKERS Ladies' Hsix
dressing establishment, fS Broadway.
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when coughs and threats were
need NO. sick long Two or three doses Of Brand
purics the blood Every dag people in and say Il
tried cough drors and cold candy tried sweats and hos
my cough became moro severe Az last sent for abox OF
pills. have taken two doses and look mel
well and look we'll Two days With Brandreth's pills ia
than two weeks with ohsr remedies This the
report, and the CRY "A box Of Brandreths pills.
They are sold at q cents Per box with drecon at Lis
ponArd street. "a B0wery, and Al Hudson street. DIR.
BRANDRETfI'S ofeo f6 and s. Lspenard street. until
the lst Of May when viii DO removed TO Az Broadway
10 Gam IL lkra
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MClONeOhBs-Ss u. q H. VVs SHNItKn CN1S'
tyated 1nea the equal temperament The
harmony good in remote ID in the
only melodeoss tuned and PROFESSIONALLY the
ases HORACE WATERS, w. BroadWay, sole sgenc
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gray hair its original color and beauty
ely prevents and badness Reference will he given
by calling at the office ia Chambers street. to ladies' and
gentlemen III thus tity, vita their permission.
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~ COsTARs rat, coekroaoh &c. eKermn depot, az
chicken that stands and walks perfs city straight
also half cat kau rabbit. Admission 10 exhibition
Lraot
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acknowledged by tho most eminent surgeons
be cofsructcd in accordance With correct principles q
surgical for the Of hernia ruptGro elastic
stockings for enlarged veins Of the legs elastic knee caps
silk elastic abdominal belts suspension band
ages elastic shoulder snd nsrnm
il all csforrities. Open until Pm. MARSH CO..
az Maiden lane NY
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lary - No 29 Broadway. Opposite the Park whore he
las tie best in the world for se sale
application Of his hair dys, and newly invented
teupso& Nine private rcess, all hoor Copy NE "a
efess.
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GOurauti's Liquid Hair Dye Is and will be
used despite of tbs pufed dses. Equally popular is his
italian medeaed soap for curing pimples, r-eles &c.
lily white liquid sars subtitle for uprootns hail
from Of the body Hair restorative at Walket
etrnet hrstsf frnn RrnaaXAY
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NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham street--uSots TO
UR1W.
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s rte. sa''neris sSsnss nd moces. ,ksd wa
- "a ,Icrnffo- grs. sArsL sai Scsis TIE lecture vs.
~ p't~s "sf On. then ~. srss.Se Tsey
~, 49, Z ioss nest es tie cFossej Aas-s Of Earsps
..o - ,e eSatssies Of sass coau,sy. lke chef AZ
,s 49,, ~ ns. tsses 'oae~ he AssoitS prslhsv was
N's''eO We No;'h lev yca-s since.
TEMPERANCE DExoSsrR,r,oys Tam.
persLes soeteCs OF JeSsy CITY haze ua,a
ioE q moGi ygto9 90 th0 III wheE NJ 4: ,sS n, ~.
o. r sta fsv l.. Jsaeway expected - & or,s~I
and deliver address - P'
The Somerset Ccanty Temperance Conv.,.,x. .. -.
IN Somerset the Se. r Ms~oa residing C. He-,,sa
secWtsry. Cenrs County Committee snA two per,a.s
n each tGwrs..lr appointed eresisse Name IA.
Pet.toLS Addresses msdc by boa rraaae F.llsr-
hsyscr ard = w JsksoD aud rOso.snoss were ssspssl
N favor ot the Maine Law.
Suioipr.-0n Monday nighs the BODY Of a
Oeran 0rr1 niece 81 swamp woods hy The r,saa-
Eosd ucsr NevAgk. Il asceTtaincf tARt hrs
Seser, sid be so wears OF suck tw std ses
"a eryot - % Is pTocuce s'Eanxstsoa wsA wb n V
hSight lie destroyed his e lie has been ishosa; sn4a
acsp''ss'cS o. nlad Oh accoani CT poverty.
Essen CouSry CoURrs-Tne Essex County
Courts TUESDAY Nor ius Chief Justice Green pss
sung Inc Ciaio rry ssca witoat charge.
there VS. uonS which c Judge de.lnc IL NECESSARY
refnA UfSn tT0n the etrsfsut Of the Grand Jary ax
Governor fcnnn on edirsed the Court upon dsah Vi
Nm Chetwuod tsls yOHuS wsn member OF the bar ~
Cahioi who dicd AZ San Francesca. Appsspgiss sosst
hcis were passCa
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Reform i'm Prison Discipline.

lt NE Editor 81 ne ~. 4. JriotRcs
SIR VIII you allow me- through the medium
Of your valuable paper, to speak few words 10 tn
honorable members Of our Legislature in behalf Of the
wives snd children of the wre,ched conycts who are
ncaeerated in State Prisons to impress cur good
and chosen lawgvers of the necessity great reform
in our prison discipline nsw exists Let the pro
cecds OF the labor OF the convict 70 the support oi his
Innocent family then they would not as now, be cast
upon the world in utter poverty and disgrace s home
ues-the dearest OF human tcs-foreyer broken. Let
those beings to whom he pledged before God 10 chez
sh AMI support and whom he, no doubt Ell ionily
iover Notwithstanding the criminal act for which he -
punished. At present he is doubly punshed-,or his
oiense against the laws and IN the desoation Of his fam
lily. Let the wrcched man bear in his heart the hope
through all the suheInss Of his years of Imprisonment
to return once more the home of his labor AMI love
with lesson ofuseulness snd nnod disposed 10 vrta
exeTfoR. SUSCRIBER TO The TRIEVNE.
Dtcszbsr -, 1852.
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4 PRIZE Frour ISrERRurrEp-A part OF


tine cmen" len ths CITY early yesterday morning -
attend Irize sh, which BY prejrrngeucut 20 have
tsh,n place N field the sobsrtown OF Lynn btwes
Two Epsishmen, rsred Edward Plant aud Francis YIN
cent for purse Of SLQOo. William Haghos accoFlng %
the programme, 10 have played the part OF second %
Plant az IaN,es BOYLE have oc1ted IN similar
rauabs for Niuccr The appointed hour the friends
of Ire lighters assembled around the ring bar Plant paed
aud would not fsat THE led angry disputs between the
onds which resulted in Hughes and Boyle agree to
tsl OF physical stTenSth After they had cued each other
Tor several iluCs the city marshal snd his deputies Of
Lvnn reached the grougd seized Hughes and proceeded 20
cry him of when ms friends intSre-red and scusd hun
ma The custody tie ofhcers DurlnS tins excitement
Rove .ncceedd through the aid Of lbs friends n escaTing
Hughes was hurried m 70 tcstcn IN gig ent the LYNN
srsenl followed HIM the cars aud succeeded N sErests
Inn AZ OWNS. rooms in FrsukR-st. Hrghes made
rcessrcc; snd returned 10 Lynn with the officer PrEe
shus IN ts Commonwealth Is Al o'etse punishable ~
rentirs L. nj and bard Labor IN the Sta-e Prison.
rBos5n Coiricr a..
tT The Illinois papers are claiming many OF
the eminent men of Caiorms nnOsns among others
James A. NJ De- gall (M C. Elect; ire present Governor
who formerly published Democratic pdptf IN Brown
County several Judges. members Of the L sisa1r jas
tees of Peace, &c, &c. who recently wei kao"
sueAers ard IN their pOgtons they have sciated
tbcinsclycs crtdtsbly 70 their PTare State Ira s
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The Latest from LordOn.
LBy Eiecfuc Telegram from London % IL ef'''''''
THE MINISTRY.


SATURDAY MORNING, Dec Il, ls05.
The London Times says, in leading aftcie
thst AZ tho Cabinet Council held yesterday the cohoo
live re- nation Of Ministers was doubtless resoyca on
and before night tw8s probably III Her haJeSy la-
The TINES rnst therefore consider the UoVeiiiISl'
10 be virtually at an end Tie Times has reason 10 DC
heve that private commune atlons nave a'oaIy aH ~
place, by which the principal obstacles W 49,, III =
tween the Peelte5 aud the Wings are remVeu, an,
believes that II is upon the Earl OF Aberdeen h inc
formation OF the new Cabinet will deyo'e, wiz t1e Hc.
tive cc6pcrt.iOn not only OF bic former c0Iea9ncs puI
Of Lord John Russell and the chiefs oil the w AiS parry
The same delicate task might be intrued 10 tno
Of Lam dOwne but he has takcn lehfe OF Oic@' ~,
Lord Aberdeen has mOr,Ogef, the advantage OF Deuls
les sLachIcd than ay msn Of equal emnence by per-
sonel and party ties. o,.,nu
The Eorl Of Derby eit London 0r y borne d. . IN
yesterday 90 have an audience Of Her helesV.
The D6ay Ners says: The most plausible and proOa
bic list il has Siposes Of the pnncple oice-
follows: TreqsiTg-First Lord Marquis oi Lando"ne;
Foreien-FarI of Aberdeen: Hone Office AID Leaier Fl
C0msaOas--Lord John Rus cl CkaRoe!eF o. H5 ~
oLsqvC1--Mr Gladstone; Admheiy--Mr HefO'ti
Secretary at Har--Mr. Osborne; H6!eRd-Lord L'e%a
dnt-Duk0 Of Newcastle.
Il seems 10 be generally understood that neither Lord
Grey aud his immediate rends nor the 5aders OF the
Manchester section of Radical would be Included
The P0si believes the refutUli be t1e lornaoA Oh
strong conservative and liseral ministry.
The advertiser says thai m e;ine took place ~ tde
Duke of lIodiords some days a,o at wn,h the Duke,
Lord John Russell Lord Aberdeen, and Mr. Gladstone,
were present.
Tie M17HiaR Hrald in TN Cfcial Snnouu cGment over
Che leader states that the rCsut OF the cabinet council
yeserisy was determination on the part Of mnster
10 tender their resigBstou. The Elri Of Doroy mas
gone to ic Queen aad Il is supposed that his l0tdship
will recommend Her Majesty 10 conhde the formation Of
a new cabinet TO the Msrqnis Of Lanfdowne
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c~.,ae .adspac,.,. Circular.

LrvKTPOOL FrIdhy, U't = ? =.
Egzr-We have sou.o additional ANNALS Of ne" - -
Ee,~.Ytrk About go tefCes Of Old Gna q" h'to ;-v
IA AT f1H ruotlsiors; 5ud there seems much nor -
A. "a Is 1t present there appears tie ci1ee % H.
eSiof Ia the price OF new irc pOrtex showing f4t -
.s;er 20 advance than lower their prices SoiHs u VIZ
~ c,rer. sre deuaDdiDg ~ s. 49,. al,
s@srIu this article there IS not n1u1n s.lfils4
. "a se11fOf il asked b.. and for Irish ~ @S<i''
nk mao more dong, al about previous r.
.A hs, NE lasf two base hFouzhi lI'-'
AFfL.s., ISt ell ye have no improvement IN proe
rae 49, ~ .bey are FIJI OF previous import. S.s
S Ssrs Sssa wse Of sSyi roS S 1@a '
Of NeTtowht III 81 rer benel during the next Two
voc Tssi Ste &c 5 70 be ''I For Bsdra add
AoS8d pSrces 20 tRn GOOD deuani AID on adEsiics
Grce1ass theis Na e.. Ten obssincd ~ So - h1,s
upon foIInfr Fsfe' H'' w" GEORGE BADESAch
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>ey.York Chamber of Commerce

The regular monthly meeting was held at
the Merchants BanS yesterday afternoon. There was
large attendance of members, sii the proceedings
were OF unusual interest.
Eleven gentlemen nominated 81 the last meeting,
were unanimously and separately elected members OF
the Chamber and VIM. IL Hsrbeck was elected 10 the
Arbitration Committee.
The Committee appointed to consider the eonmuni-
cation from the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, rel
sve the distribution Of the foreign nss presented
their report This communication VISA once referred
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EyrERTAISMENrs.-Hon. JONI 4 DIX will
deliver the Historical Society. Lecture to night His
theme will be, The City Of New. York
PARK BE>JAsuN i to lecture before the Brooklyn
Institute.
Miss Bacon gives another Of her Rhetorical Lessons
this morning.
At guRroNs the farce "ls lie Jesloas" aud Pari'
& London" sgtin
At the BROAUwAY The Daughter of,he r. gimeni
in which Alboni made such sensation on Taesday
night Also, ballet
MWMLAcA',, speed TIE Plough and ~iIshliie
Below stair.
A,Nirro's, Nszepqa, AMI tie Rouse; tsli-;, TO-
the last time
A. the MvsrUv, WooD :, HEI.LyH ., BaIANs' BA>-
vABDs tie CIEoJs EGYPrIAN MCsE-,., s.. he usa 81
attractions, which have not space u notice ia
detail
x Tie weather is clear and cool-all tLsi
could reasonably be desired.
- Madame Sontag's opera programme IS
pubished this morning. She VIII appear u "lHe
DsugL.r OF tie Regiment sided by BElia-- Posk0-
iini Carl Eckerg (condactor) and a fall chorus lie
price o ,icket, IS fixed 3, - sri y, numcersi AMI
secured for the whole eveuins.
=. The Board OF Assistant Aldermen did
nothing LIS; nj b. worthy OF especial roaee.
- WnLL,N Il. WALLACE (the Poet gives
Lecture this evening z. s,uyycsGG. Institute 80
ject- Peter tie Great Mr. Wslisee ! able to give a.
interesting ard spirited Lect.-e.
OPERATIONS or THE NEW CITY o'Ek>-
NENr -Ol-cer John II. Van Tsssel, o. the LleTenia
Ward Police, who for many years has been de'Aisd
the Courts Of General and Special Sessions AID "-o
has also been Crer of those Courts fo- the las tso
yesrs has been sent hack his wGd 20 do pAro! aa
The fact Of Mr.. Van TGssers bsvg an uniHlls "hi.
has operated to produce this eAsnSe. AID eInin' Oh
the Eleventh., hss probably IoEeerasn OF his own
ea faith whom be intends eleva,ing TO the post mao
vacant but just to the Indicating otesr 70 Say
list he has performed lis duties to the ertfe r'''ac
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,,r.~nooI Cotior Market.

LIvTRp0OL, Fnday' u = Il =,
TIE 1eo, reported in tAe CoIIos haA es,in- us
vel eircp way 70 sishily pTea zee MIDI alsiite
10 quote oaeeght sds.rse n9 ~ Of last week The
o. Ans, 1s .ses Inc sailing OF ne Poetic average oO NE
go ssi, :, With Ta,her more DONG By 'Pee'''''
fsiiy ssles were e. fgIosti
W.drrslay sales sac bales
T1ursdsy sales 81 20 bse, a ,l. 10, and ex,ort
fridsy fsles 500 balesi Far, g. ND
, fI'"ela ~ $ ordnsry "a Mooss ~
M,ddss Is 1856 OdlsTy Ia D SPa eosi qaety
MiSdg 5T.ls; Ordinary, "a S-aI,iss "a 5i6 Ansn.
I 1gs Sa sO e iook go AID e1P ~ 81 b
S6S beg As1ercsn STOCK Of Lyedg3J lSt 1eor Of
Of which - $50 are ArnerIc5i ss'Ai'' |''0
which POI SgZ we're Amencan.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DEArHos SAMUIL BowNE.-On the ith inst,
Ibis sed aud worthy citizen died al his late residence
a, the corner Of Eashn ton and Ilshsts. He was one
Il the Oldest reidents Of Brooklyn and for the past
icrty wears the owner and manager Of the Catherine
rcrry. IL removed from Westchester County to
Grcoklyn WHEN the villa e Of Brookys was yet com
psretiyely small, lie wBs the brother OF hodnan
po,-re. decsascd and father law % Gen. Duryea,
the D.strie, Attorney lie was also relative OF the
Bovine fsliy of Flushing lie had, vsrhin f" years
ast. Iost By death BIS wne dalg,er son and b'ohers
The only arvivor Of his family s one son. The de-
ceased hsI been feeble health To- about three years
,sst. dusisg Which time be hss bad nine psrayt1c
strokes and during the lest eight Or ten days deenee
r,piay from that cGuse He yrs Aghly respected ana
very wealthy. His funeral WI DC attended TO day .
o'cloek ?. ~ The proprlssoss Of the C~tasi ID.
FerrT vii di.lsy flags ct h1lf mast, as 'es'inoali q
ems, ~ enc vho was for - many years IL pr>pr
tor
- The entire amount Of pew rents &C the
s,le N Mr. Beechers Ckzreh wa 5000 q which
200 "a. rrsrnfuu Tore were 10 pews ssA
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GRrAr B,EcAISs Is Day GoODs.-One 0t
tie most important cyeu-s Of tie day the closing o. b1si-
mes OF CONN lsn Hal NJ. 81 Grand-st. Since the 81 Of
January nd has presented appearance never before
,ifr.ged Hundred Of ladies Of at cases baye made one
npltaueou 1.h In order bargain 10 time The
dcurrd Tor shaws Silks Mern0os, PaTsmaas aud other
Ircss Goods mss been uBpceder aud 1t does appear
r III all the lOsek community bal determined re-
6sh th IN dom eli roi1 the STOCK Of 5. a. NJ r. TOwLEs,
- NJ tls time Well don't wonder Al IT, The reports
tvc hear half trGe. Our merchant don't ttneaIy sen
'hr eoo at half Their yae unless they have some OBJECT
4, ,i,.. &. ~ the Gaze OF the ToWLEs.
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TNm or n.,re Core.nnrlcn.

HfBE, Wednesday, DEC To- 30,
There is little 10 add 10 the news contained
IN The Cfical market lists Our markets generally ere
dull, which attribute to 0esirc on the part OF mer
chants % restrict their business until the New ear
The prices Of Merchandise Railway Shares, the Funds
&C, sremuch higher than II the same time last year
and Is difficult TO think that they will always continue
So do not hear that Land and House property has in
creased In value in equal proportion It's true that IN
ths county this propety has swoys been dcsor than in
England, In consequence Of the frequent revolution
and Is scarcely possible that the French people have
quite changed since 81 December, leol.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge CAMPBELL.
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and VIM }. Rndford. which tried before and Q
teFd ct given for defendants bot ,sl allowed
ccponS the Judges charge Mira eman kept shirt ana
collar estabshIuent az store NO. Asor House, which Mr.
Green bougb out Mls. Is. having the Privilege TO occupy
portion the til st Of May, 10 receive wOt
Il cbalged that Mr. O., 18th Apl took full possesssoa
OF the tore called Policeman aud elected Mira ID from
the store doug committed upon her assault md
battery, for which fhis action Is brought.
In defense Il said thst Mrs. Is. interrupted Mr. o. ire
qusntly tie business OF the sioretat sho bad loyal
hight there ard uestod 10 leave and finally consent
do 80 ang did leave ard that the charge OF aan Ia
incorrect. On the other hand IL said that the 0tost
oos hold o. MIS-. B-Nerdct tor plaintiff $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

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