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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-21
WILLLAMSBURGHI ITEMS

Wurc PRIMARY MEETIsGs.-The Wing Primary
Meetings Of the consolidated city were held Oh Tues
fb,,tor.n Wc,d-Geneyai Conmiaee--Abel Wilmirth.
Dsniel Chichester bdsr D4rbee. L. r. Coles H. T. Ripley
Ward Comminee I.hn d. hunt, George g. whsey Samuel
Fosrtsenh ardGeneraiC Committee Ismes H,oford Peter
s Ed1S Con- Gss p F. wsy% Bette los Bss
Fifteenth Havd-Gneya! CommiHs-Chas Sherman, T.
Fem, Geo C. Preston, D Northrup Robert Clnch Ua'd
Co~~ iues-yas DosI son, joseph T. Miller Daniel Yang
Second ticket Genera! Con"irI,-Abel Smith J. H.n-
thruP, BGrd Committee - rhoms' Eames, Samuel smith
Szt1enA Vo,d-Gene,ai Conmi,,s-John II. G.us Charles
Smith Anthony Walter, John MoDts mery. rhoa Coral
Ward Corofttse-sanuel Keller Charles be'hon Edward
Seventeenth Ward General Comniftes-John A. Boutells,
Ward Frederick Pertin. C ste.ns P P Hal
lenbck EDWARD Williams Archibald X Meseroe. Job DAVIS,
c. 4. Sbopob, Robert Dunn
THr ASSAULT UPON FEMALE.-John p. Teale WAS
arrested Yesterday forenoon by Officer Bradley, on
the charge mentioned yesterday. of having pushed
German woman down stair, whereby she was serl-
ously injured. He gave bonds To appear for tn Al.
Capt. Gslapdett, Of the Second Ward, visited Mrs
Kaizer the injured woman, yesterday, and although
out of danger, she will be confined to her bed Tor
several days with starv ston staring her in the face.
The children crying for 70 and not morsel in
the house, their immediate wants were supplied by
the Captain. The woman states thai tho assalsat,
Teale ow ed her busband $40 for labor: she begged
him 10 nav her baf dollar, with which she could
buy food TO keep her children from starving but in-
stead, she was thrust out.
THE PooR-Tbe Relief Department of the Will
lamsburph City Mission has recently been reorgan-
lied for the season and the FOLLOWING gentlemen
chosen managers: John Hamilton No. 100 Grand St ;
John Is. Wells, No. PSI South Eighth-st; j. G IAN
dsr, No. l56 Grand-st; J. II. Vandewater. No. los
South Fret ST.; f. n. Colt, cor Fourth and south
Eiebth.st.; w. II. Hickcox, No. ls0 Grand.st.; G..
W. Buckley, No. 2l6 South Fourtb-st., and W. II
johnson, No. 50 South Tbird.st., Missionary The
object Of the Society is to relieve the wants of the
viftuous poor who are brought to want by sickness
or lack of employment. Contributions Of money,
fuel food and clothing OF any kind, earnestly So
cited, and will be received by the above com
mittee. 49,,
You who have enough and to spare, think of tie
hundreds Of men out of employ. whose families
must come to want unless speedy assistance is zen
dered.
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Law INTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR coURT-Drc. %.

The suit by late Presiden. of the Empire Stone
Pressing Company against Mr.. Fuller, of ne
Mirror, for alleged libel. was coneludsd-Mr. VIII
lard summing up fer defense, stating that much ties
timoly offered on behalf defendant had been ruled
out. He cortended il to be, al most but technical
libel.
Mr. Whiting followed for plaintiff, contendng ths'
there should be exemplary damages.
The Court in its charge, said /, WAS case csiins
for some damsges-the amount Of rhich was wholly
within the discretion of the jury who viii take into
consideration the character and standing OF tue re-
pectiye parties. II is conceded that there was no
persopal malice in the trss sacti ,n-Mr. Fuller NOT
being a, all acquainted with plaintiff.
Ifapsper, in making statements. u case IKE tne
nre.ent should merely say that there is runor
abroad 10 the effect spoken Of they would be e1oner
at,d the feet existing that there was such rumor,
although no, true, but TO state matter positively
"A being within their own knowledge, and conse,
ouently giving TO said statement the whole weight oil
their paper. is wrong and renders them liable
The jury retired. Not having agreed upon a YER
dit AT clock the time OF the rising of the Court
sesIed verdict wss ordered, an the Court adjourned
TThey agreed soon aerward al were discharged, 70
assemble sgain on Thursday
Levi, Career AIT Hiram Antersoa
Action of repleyn in relation to horso and wagon
levied upon by the sheriff, on execution IN fsvsr OF
defendant against Jas McGrsgor. Verdict 70, plain
TIA yslung the property st e2oo. For plaintiff, MI.
X. III. Sherman for defendant, MIR. Geo. Stevenson
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THE TURF.


Usrog COURSE, l.. |. 49, rRor1sG- WedrAfdy,
Dec. 20, 1854. Match $500, mile heats, to $50 d
wagons.
W Arnold ar White stoekSnss........'..
L. Smith br Molly ......-........''''.''.s
Time-3f7-30-J03
METAIRIE COURSE, Louisiaaa-RAcEs. WedSe.
day Dec.6 1854. Jockey Club. purse $500 three nila
heats.
r. We'll g. c. Horpppe brother to Rissdoon four yesn
A. L.comte eh T. Tellie, By Dutehmsn, dsra. Aiss
Riddle three old
John Tufphull, q ch. Namsoxse BY Olsnooe, dana
sally shannon, three yegs old. ......:..:... S9s
g. NJ Read o ubt h. White Eagle by GREY Es1s, dana
Sally Miller Eve years Old
Tims-5s57t-S0
CAtIFoRgfA RAcEs-PIosEER CoURsE - 1Asrs-
dan. Nov. 10, 1854. Pacing match, 81 900, mia
heats Best three in Ave. johnson to 20 O. he
pleased.
O. ~ Ferguson names T. g. Fred Johnson...........
J. L. Eof names TO- n Lady Mac 10 har7eD........ I
Time-2 8-2:G-2N
The first heat is the best time yet made by pscx
or trotter in California Fred johnson won the rsoo
easy in three straight heats. .,
TRorTIsG At BRoAD Rock, va-lNsdsy. Dec. II ..
1854. Match o. 600 mile heats.
stsbtin Miller names 4. Col Northumberland.
j. Hewlett
Tms-25T-30.
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u. s. CIRCUIT COGRT-Dyc y.
Before Judge bErrs

William b Sicte. ard Thur.,ou Gardiner Co ss Dsvid
l. Young aud Ste phen latter
Feigned issue to try the questions whether the
mode adopted by defendants for cutting of steam ia
the steam engine is infringement OF patent owned
by plaintiff being a patent obtsined by Frederick
T. Sckes in 1912 for that purpose. and also whether
the apparatus used by defendants to preveat tire
slamming Of the valves in steam eDginss, wa v,o-
laiion o sad psteIt. bin was filed for inunct'on
restraining defendants from the uss Of said ell. gel
improvements, and the above questions have been
cent 10 be p..sd upon by Jury. Messrs. Chsls NJ
Keller spd VIM T Thur-ton latter Of Provideocel
sppesred for plaintiffs, and Mrssrs VIM IL Sewart
jerks toi Providence and &. NJ. Blatchford TOR de-
fense Mr. Thurstop opened the c,se to the jury,
pointing the bature OF the improvement. &C. To
I've continued
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q Rssl.ns Railroad. Is. 81.
WEDszspAY, Dec. 2o--P

WEDNE5uAfi DC. Ut, n
There vas generally a strong feeling at the Stock
soa,I to-day, without much activity Outside ops-
,,,or. are not yet in the market To any extent and il
will take some weeks Of an easy Money market TO-
produce uuch speculation. The bears arc not - free
sellers Is they were some weeks back.
The feature in the market to-day 10 the rise IN Pea
ann bonds and socks. The stock sold ct Isl, hsv-
ing been II yosterdsy and Second Issue Bonds ct "a.
the last previous sale having been Isl yesterday.
The only reason give. for the rise the spproaohiag
completion Of Tho road, and the rumos which ~
noticed some days since, dat the additional fssAs
needed he'd beenlsrangsd for with forsg, csPisalSs
Erie clossdlss ,st N advance Of ' cost On yssR'
day Had. River vas buoysat end elessl ssssi. ssaR
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bours from March 1881 to tin tine Of oou,nenc'og
sui; sgr eblJ the provision o. the ordnance Of
Esrch 1883 The l.t 81 and "a sect ~, Of ssd Or
diIsnce u1de- which the suit = brs4 got provides
thsi every building erected within the re lri's sds
be Of stone brick other frs " II m -teriz acd
sbsil b. Constructed with party outside val OF
stone or brick snc s5all he started bulg from q
foundation # said nateri4l-thal sid walls If rot
over So feet bish sbs be a; least es BE- inches thick
Esd il n're than s. feet high no. less than twelve
IL ctes thick.
lis alleged that Mr. H,rri.on hese'ecsed 10 Jane
a.. beiseeu Gfeeusich and WasttngtOH a b!Sk o;
+ Or bous snd that 10 too Of sax tGuss, there Is
party eide wall a. required oy oriinin;s. but
partition fleo-in walI-ih4t he h,s refused -
chang. them to be iD accordance With Law, AMI the
presebt sUii IL brought.
In defense it il denied thst there four houses
there being BIZ. too and each Of sssi two not over
30 feet vice IL sppeas they are narrow houses, aod
the question is if oey constitute bG, t~o houses 50 as
10 conform with the law, If there are really fDGr
Testimony was tsken -Messrs. Mss.in Strong and
smith appearing for TIE Fire Department, TO ~hlch
TIE penalty 10 such cases acoru-s aud Nsssrs.
O'CoLor and MoMGrray Il Hilton for defense.
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fAdvertisemenLI
PrRcRPTIyE FACILITIES INDIyIDUALITY-

Observation desire and foRAhe nory saIps
looks persons and things szEMessure nen OF lH.ny DIS
tsnce etc by the eye WEGBf-CoDuo OF m.uon' oa.aen'
-Dscsrnment and OF collars tots hues OsDEE-
Hd system soing ~ rule keepins things IN pl.ee ALcv
LArfos-5epta lhmetic reckosioE LOCALITY ssmoy
of plsces position etc EvESTUALTy-Memory Of facts
events hbt1ry. TsE-Tel'DF phe-. tins OF day da,-s
TuSE OF Musc sns and playing bb cav LAASvASs-
Eyp~o,or nv words sets tones 10 as etc ExamnsOas DJ
PRnI FoNIEk No. 3le Broad daily.
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FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURr-Dec. %.

james Ryan .gt John v. Holmes.
Action TO recover juo gmeDt pronssory note
executed by defendant dated April Is 1884, aud pay
ALE three months after date TO the order OF Mr. IL,
and $50 on which has not been pad. The defend
ant in bis cause set that the note IN qestoo VAS
given for election purposes contrary 70 the sts,ute
He has acquired some Dotoriety as First W ard poll
ticisp. The defendants counsel called A. witness
james Ryan the plaintiff. who swors chat the nots
against the defendant FOR money lent him last f4,
yea. about ele ,tion time. Witness did not koow for
what purpose the uoD-y was to be applied. There
was nothing said about lie being for election purposes
The Judge deemed that the defendant hsd not msfe
out his defense. and gave judgment for plsnuf for
the amount Of his claim. with interest aud costs
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U. s DISTRICT coURT-Dec ~

U. 8 DISTRICT COURT-Dec ~
DEcEIoss OF cases by Judge lSGERceLL, the par
ticulars already given:
herry Nss,s stL sit the pr'pelior oeeola
For value OF the cargo Of schr John r. STALL struck
and suIk by collision Decree for hoeuant. keief-
eLce 10 ASCERTAIN amount
Oeesn steam Nsvis.,ion Co axt the ship R.venu.
To recover salvage. The Revenue sailed from
Hampton Roads for Australia. with cargo on board
valued at SIS 600. She en ;0an'ered gale and vas
oIsuasted and othersise much injured she got up
jury.mAs and made for Ne~ York. Outside Ssnty
Heck che fallen in with by the plp,bsst ID ,vld
Mitchell, which took her in to~. The steamship
Ws,hI etop coming 10 from sea, offered her services
and took ths chip in TOW but owing TO bad wea her
had to anchor the ship remained with her over night
and towec her up Dexi day The Corr considers
tina, it WAS ueritorious service the part Of the
Washington. The ship VS. in dangerous situation
the steamer injured by the ship an $50 lost two
bswsers; and, NOR. over, hazarded her insurance
che having at the time valu thle cargo on board
She il entitled to full lsage. Decree ia favor Of Ii
belsnts for SO 900. The ploi-boat having settled
their claim, the complaint as TO them is dismissed.
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COMlNERCZAZ MAITERa


reported for Me ~ Y Trbans by far IHosn ..
Flint Boayd-s so Long sand Railroad g. Icsn ~ eLe
P-Dns,ivsns s. % 81 oe City So. g. ~ sd'E.
"a; Penns,lvsals RAILROAD 4i; do. b5~r. s04 Hao
4oi; so DO q /; 100 PennsJ lysni. Fire nssfsnce 20
Beaver Mesaov Railroad s5 l,o Long sH "a - 40
Sfo Lehzh Zink, "a; 2is Reading ksfosn es,- -.
Ssl; Harrisburg Raj sosd s5wn s ZPnlsseiphiA a.
ia; do, b. l2tt; Mechanics bmh Et a n,I e., 10.
B<tusen Blayts--2s Comnscai nsnh oS Y
SeDnI Ixpd-ssOc o su.sueha1ss Coal &C. o. $50
Beaver Meadow RArosd g. h'sn W 49, p,,.4 81.
g R,.S.s P.lsS.S oA.h S. Is Pennssana Railroad. asi.
10 Leigh Zine. IL NJ, ps.o.A Il e.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 2s6 SO, $50, 46.. llo7. 733
40 4ss f7 sac i2s 1904 s7s s25 500 iri - 2is ss7
7s SO ga 500 7s ots 1888 G9 7os isoS $50 ss Is,
$40 . 800 800 -, 90, ,,o
CIRCUIT COUET-Nos. 1899 1858, 69l, 92s, $50,
SIS 81 1888 s57 1906. 65l. 1923. Il?e. ilso ISL
SUPREME CoURT-Specia Ierm.-Nos. 10, 20, 80
4s72to7T l2S 7stosl - -
L. 5. DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 30, IA, IL, 20, 2s 81,
CoMxos PLrAs-Nos. l5il. 1866, 1867, 1884, 1907.
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MARRIED.

scOTT-DEvLIS-At Baltimore Dec H. Wm. Grshsm
Scott ESQ 81 Washington ass Ann. Virsins daughter
Of Lieut. bevlin lste Of the Marine Cops
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On last sunday evening. Dee
II by the rev james Nj lett ct his residence No. 5r3
Broone 81 NJ Jobn Usterhl, OF Boston, Nus 10 his
Sarah Anne Hawley. Of Conco'd ID
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Gouartnsrship Notices.

NOTICE.-Take notice, that at the request q
~ r LANDMANN whs until the fifteenth day OF Noveu-
Der past with the undersigned the os
ness of Spipuing Tuning OK In Metal aed By
them under thu firm pane of LANDMANNA D'HEuREUSk.
hereby give that the sole owner OF sad ees
and that other Signature than mine IN conpecaee
with said business. Will be void
also give notice thai sm the owner Of certain lntessa
said Lanomapns Patents for Safety Lamp and FIet
Dated New York. Dec. 49, 1854 UhEUhspSs.
NOTICE.-MILLER & CORNING have this
IN day associated with them WILLIAM ISGLis OF tho
City OF Brooklyn, County Of Kings The Commsnon ~
the subscribers under the and hrn OF
ING & Co - Albany Dec. Is 1854 d r. MILLER,
GEO. CORNING,
WILLIAM -NCLI0
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Dsc %. 1854

Before Judge BoswORrH
Archer GUN against the Allare Works. to recover
balance and interest as engineer and dret-msn. Yer
dict for plaintiff S. 400 20. Cross suit by Allsirs
Works against Archer Quinn TO recover for injury T.
models. &c, by his alleged neglect Verdict fol
plaintiff as 600
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IAfyer-,sement
REAL LIFE SrZE.-Tie ouly real

rocEAIns made really on ctrvss end ss.hed IA oil are
ttse done by ROoT NJ s3 Bfpsi~.y Garner o. Prossst
Call ard them and Observe hLt they tzks7
paper aid Persons 1-Eisk lsTy Ds
have them t8e>t life szs. EEery yis
Of picture taken 10 any hind Of weather.
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Professional Notices.
TNPROyED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-D

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL lEE Ih.-Dr' ..
avts sttruton To his proved method Of ocnssraes
ns ARTIFICIAL DENrJREs, which combines the folew'sg
M Tner- are no erevie~s c the lcdsement Of toc
to vts,e the saliva infect the ereeh not even The 'sss
est moisture can s,i between the teeth And plate -
I'd An Artificial Gu. vhia frm and iniesruenels =
the teeth fused bish heat between aad srosed 49,
them Lrly each ether ana 70 the psSe
iron xhieh they Ths sam !mpGs to the teeth hsf
peculiar expression and Life like which ehar
Sd Great strength is sb.ined BY Ties uniting the ress.
Gum ana P,te and no ordinary force IN nAesne can eeeA
Nh clear md distinct articulation Of speech restored
This change eted b. having the inside OF ns
teeth Of natural form To this form the ton sse d
readily adapted Tbs saspsfon OF me tongue 70 We
.nxrs 50 o~u observed persons wearing artificial teeth
Sh The natural form and expre-ioa Of the mosta 81
Th done by Of additional svsehments to the frame
supporting the teeth T-se sssnnsnn are 90 o,ase
prorer position They covered with the above nsns4
md when shtiy formed csssos be teced BY tbs closest o.
This method OF restoring me saeeN tneit orsS
and p. hs. beea. well tested, having been msds spsos
feature the authors practice for o. ers years past Ascey
of Phoosrspbe and D.xaerreotype lkeEees ~hch have
bsen tsLrn Of boui this and .iso wit
bis see showing the great ehsse IN sppee
which |. produced in te ooantsnsneese Of neivda
cousrveed upon th. ptoe.pe -s.es =:
public invited TO call ard exsiart ,osetaer wMe os
specimens OF his improved style 1t WORK not requiring -
9Th The plate. u.uss employed for this work ps'ins.
sste mouth In short this system embraces
a,ec by those wearing stfss denures upou this principle
With reference the utility Of this method numerous tesc
uouiss be siven from eminent Dentists In the sarou
cities the Union and wearing the WORK In this an
other cities }. ALLEN. No 80 Bond-st. n Y
TT,HE HAIR PRESERVED and RESTORED
i when Thin. Falling Cd. or Becoming Gray Mise Ship
PARD Lsdes Of New York aud vicinity thai she
m continues upon Ladies who have lost hsr haAr
she sives universal satisfaction at No % West lsA
st.. 9Th sv.. NewYotk
II 5. PASSPORTS indispensable to traveiersa
u issued BY J. B. MONIES, Notary Pablo, No "A War
ren corner Of Broadway NatursIed citizens must
ducs their certificates
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fAdveru1, ment I
tAdver-Er rlenti
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY i-PHOTOGRAPHIc on

PAINTINGS CANVAS The Undssfredhsve jg; patterned in
Europe Their process for tssies Photographic Impressions
and prepared n this ,i-y
TIE Of oeineaon and bcsu;y OF paintings
which produced with short sszs and trsiag
sxp<n ony be uls appreciated By ersm!n ,oi Faith
I'll life sire posts sde By tas rO d.srs.oyp.s
Of oeeessee Our other vaoa, Of ,Oot Passr
pbotosaphz tai usual scd IL other esbshnsci In
America GuRsLY c. FREDEsIcEs No Is Hue Base
du Rem part Paris, AID No $40 Broadway kew-York
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FEHlS DAY, (Iturs1ay,) at IVA ocIooA' Ne
4 Ne Ii8 S-.-n Il MORTGAGE SALE ~ es,or,ely
carved Ch-e.- chem ~ ard Psr,r FURNITURE. isOry .nf
Pee. insd Of the richie; description ever mP,rt-d 70 q :
ceau eIhision tosrther Win nsEai1e-ri caVe1
Nsra Pan. FurpIre sas-hsn ct, e Of
long VIII nsnog,ty slds. and Co.'s 20 IMPORT -
one elsb,rtsy Va luf Efa.er- et AEa win 1ir
r- tsck: Corner Efsgere WinE Tables Brackets. Book
sand. d. &c I'll 10 match fe sae viii comprise
collector aEcue Fufu sold 9; s1ctoa
Psga carved Cabinet fgruieue, Mirrors PtuD
Forts, on P.ihtIE &c. viz Ri-ky carved Rose wood Par
sGe. covered IN ssn otOcat ne ara hAr
cloth; 20 Msi~ Too Ftsgers. French Secretaries Library
BOOB s.es d. M.rhierop ceaer sod fancy Tables :xten
Ro.evoa 49, g-bOsny tAsy Vo.re Roesits sDd Parios
Chars Soss TtieA fst.s. DvsUs s0f. Bedssesss sed
Couchs. sdrobs. haf Stare. sod HAl Chsirs. BdsteA
Bpr.sB, nrd sch stAne' us'ch painted and enaneed
Climber Furniture IN be-, Hair Mattresses ard Pail
s.. All, frsm- snd Oval Mirrors OIL Paintings and
.r.vinf- rch Chins Te. Sets Also 10 Coming Desk
Garnet, Arm Chsrs &C. Al.o rsrlor OrEsn
Fots.Se livery facility for P-eAins the premises
A-o on eshor.tslycsrysd oeau;st 81 0e formerly
t.- property OF , French Noblemsr
HssRY LEEps Aae ioueer.-By g. II. LEEDS Co.
THIS DAY Dec. u. st 10 o'clock, at our Gal
i l-rv No 10 ss.<an
LARGE SALE OF FURS-xsnufsstur.d for tn. city re-
tail trade 10 the be sold without reserve-Con
si.fips Of staDe .rd Mink Nsreo Chinehla Huison Bay
sable K.l..t do Vetornes Peerines Tslmss Cspes. TIP
rers CUE &c all lined with sik. Also, Ermine sets tor
Asses G,u'.' stH.rs Asrrscsn Gloves, FoSt Muf, &c
A,o shut o Volt Bear Squirrel Coon sod bunAlo hooes
OF every and description.
The shove coed. TO be soid
POSITIVE without Ieserve
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The grand Operate Spectacle of DoS Giovanni
hss se.dy become with ths pstroos of PEsBsSs
and will be immensely popular ~th all lovers Of mirth aud
music The RAILROAD GsLLor performed every eveninz
and Invariably calls forth sppsuse and shouts Of
laushier Visit Perhsm's THIS EvESIsG.
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MARINE COURT-Dsc- -. 1854
Before Judge NcCARTHI.

Before Judge NccARrHT.
Locker agt snecken.
By a baker, to recover OF his employer wages, s' a
iourneyman at slO per week. An Allegation Il want
Of fabulness, in respect to honesty, set up 10
defense but failed-ano;her party, II wss shown, #
any. being to blame. Judgment for plant q, $40.
For plaintiff Mir. Patterson. For defendant Nj.
Palmer.
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daughter ," SAWS the

What shall give 70 Tny daughter :" says the
ford mother size thinks o. ;he lotdsy Aud b,s 81.
W poiiTtlt Of eOgss" sad kOoT's
aFnfcebt 4ey. whese tie aJst sxgu site Esaesssi
done IN EOoT Gallery, 10. 90 5rJl4Esy.
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NEW-JE'RSEY ITEMS.

The Ladies of the Methodist Church, Hoboken,
give Fair and Festival this evening, at Odd Eel
Low 8 Hall
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CITY ITEMS

LADIES FAIR.-The ladies who propose tIee
Church az a memorial to the late Bishop Wainwright,
hold a Fair commencing to-day, and continuing
through Friday and Saturday, at the Chinese Build
No. No. $50 Broadway, whore they sell on moderate
ems great variety Of choice articles suitable ior
he season.
The Rev. J. {. Fletcher, who has been engaged
ONE wears as missionary in South America, is now
a this City: but will return in few weeks to hlo
q Janei,o when, we understand, he intends to Pre-
emit TO tho Emperor of Brazil. number of the pioii-
htops of this country and engravings illustrative OF
Iu advance as people, and showing to his Majesty
lie blessings of free press, and the comforts and
xuries Of land Of steam-engines, &c. For ths
srpoee, he solicits from publishers, donations oil
iooks. engravpgs periodicals and newspapers. Mr.
kAhas already been seconded in hs efforts by num-
't~ OF the leading publishers of books and engrav-
ks. He desires, also, objects OF the useful arts
lis object is not mercenary bat merely to mske
hown to a lourishing community of South America,
ne progress of our country and the desraoeness oil
more extensive commercial intercourse with the
Unit States which is now restricted our part to
,rea6sufis few Indsrubber articles and agricultu-
u implements.
Ale Of splendid English editions Of valuable works
announced by Bangs, Brother 4 Co. commenced on
uesda, night, and excited no small interest among
he purchasers and amateurs in the saes-rooms. The
or,;on Of the catalogue which s offered to- night
.cnrises some of the most important books in the
upuage, and affords opportunity to collectors
Sbrsr;es TO fill their shelves at reasonable price.
Tur CAsE or DIR. BEALE.-Dr Eleazer Far N.Y.
~ ,.elv visited Philadelphia relative to the case
" DIR. BesIc reported the result Of his visit at a
nsetng Of dentsts ruesday evening, in this cry.
he left the petition which be took win MN IN '.e
'cs,e OF the Rev DIR. Chambers, to be Forwarded "
oov. eieler. He was not allowed to see DR.. besie.
Nm. Besle expresses unbounded gratitude for tho
i,srfn which the New.York dentists have taken IN
n welfare of her husband.
Bowrnr EXTENSION TO FRAsxrr%'auAhk.nr~
M. opposed to this great improvement VIM nna
smo..hisng friends at Mr.. Bulls othoe NO. ~ Dusn'
Z, where thsy ere all invited to can' without '''''
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SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERs.-Dec %.
Ia the matter Of Russ & Reid agt. the Mayor, &e.
-Iniunction dissolved.
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