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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09

I'LL RAILROAD Of EEW-JERSEY.-New
s:ls @ s:sS Si H.,..l ~, sss 4
49, ~ Leave fhrpsSDsh opposite Eaton nd y
IN u .S. Sy n Railroad COMPANY foot Of Court
SsssisSIdss s9~s. O. Ps.P.si s ss from
w'." Bethlehem N sRo s sE61S saeslnsadsn
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Fall Arrange
.fofi to and from Albany Oyon and Aher MONDAY
Tzprss Tain n thToash in four h0uI' eonneehs WIFE
S; Ss . .aS x';f'n r Hns1es Wa. .adsrM
Esprs.s Trsin. 5 P n accommodation Train s'sr r. NJ
sI pssISlS. .y PASSENGER Train, ITO AN and PM
sew Cb.mbsrs Way Freight and Passenger Train ITO An,
S R F,1o.s .siI Train. stop a. the
sa sfn TSsSs S% 1T f S.S
s0vP"s" all way ''''' EDMUND FRENCH supsriu,s eui.
> Tas q ..Ei, g eqAaANTTEE srArLEToN VAN =
. wv W ~; ,, Tr s:. ~. sF~
ks NE, sS from from Ss-Yoi ~ acoct Fs ii
Az Nsh'bO''' s'sOos nom the Island 10 O'Clock
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT via
NEwERsEY aMLsoADIy; MAJ ttREsIa d
LINEs-Though In four hours-Wi :, and
Pc m sl ls and s NV NJ i'iA '''' :.
Lev; .G S..9f. !! I'd "a II n q
.snn 40 "a 10, seeoad class In II A and+ TO kenhns
go az IN A. 81 and 81 p 81. Wanust via nden and
AZ IL NJ nom Of CogrtAndtst via Camden 70
LOnrs Omnibuses VIII run from tne
ned 20 the srDoal hotels and The central PIs
SIIa cents Sr tsch pA.snseE and mh baggage 20; q
IffoSsb teies sold Baltimore washington Norfolk Welde
Charleston In all the above sns through bag
continued 10 sod d nes Only
VIII ssgrses ferry Is minutes before the trains leave
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.-SIXTY
II MUFs DISTANCE sAvED.-MlCHIGAN SOUTHERN
SIILRoAD LINE Rsroad open 70 the MIsssippi
PsaepgcTs New York By the NETWORK AND ERIE
on HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS, at 9ciocf NJ and
"a sonn,etins with LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAINS On
De LAKE SHORE RAILROAD and reach Chicago next evening
,rcss,d o'clock by the ilCAG0 AND ROOM
RLAKD RAILROAD for La sale, Boomi1gton SPTnshed Az
and ST Lous all the way by re CO. Ny
ROAD ior Rockford, Froeport Galens and Dubuque -.
this line have the PRIVILEGE OF stopping p1n
and pleasure Ard they will not ne 70
IN, pumeroas sud delays ooeaoneo BY LO" "ArE
Ticket. any further information apply at the Com
psn' OA''' w. ' JOHN .. PORTER General Agent
NLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAIL RIO AID
" WINTER AHhANGEMBN1. -
On and after MONDAY Nov - 1855 Passenger Trains will leave
' southern Division vi. Norwslk;
Leave Cleveland st.......6S0 N, SEQ and 7F ~,
Leave Toledo Wy AZ "a 'So h.rn and
northern Indiana Railroad The Daily Trains between buhao
pYpt and Chicago connecting honroevic with Mensned
and sndsky Railroads connecting also Clyde with MAD RIVER
"' A'-' LIN Northern Division open ssnduSky.
Leave Ohio City st..''''.'''' II
''''' 'N-' E. B. PHILLIPS super.ntendest.
Onoe C. and T. RR, Cleveland Nov. Q, 1855
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la W LNI,ELLIGENCE.

rsuPREME CoURT-SrEcrAL Tran-Beiore Jadse MfrcsrLL
IN tb claimed by the btsh 0ovenmen uudet
the AhLuon Treaty charge ofForgey already reeede
The Judge on Saturday forenoon In this case made tor
hsbeas ordsrins the
United States discharge sceused On the Other ssnd
the United States Coanis-
oper 10 surrender the British authorities An ne viii nov
decided by the United states supreme Court ON te
question ofjurisdIciion
NOTION FOR NASDAMUs.
Mutu, Life Insurance Company sswYo the Board Of So
pervsofs. -
Motion TO show cause why mandamus should notissue
recurring reduce the tax OF the soo'e company
for 1858 from 80 1000 TO Slo0,0Oo
ON conteadsd that the vaasuoe
.d on held by thu Com1s
nv which wrongs sso had been passed oy the L
fthe Company bosd not be taxed over
$4,000 reply said that M s.s point bad been 49,
claim By Judge special term ea
tb The could reviewed TN general term In
reopect TO the point conended THAI the act VS. no
until the had closed and the Compsny
hsd made no objections also that the Aeo setting N the nnt
ola mandanus would not be the proper femeeyI
so thai he power reduce the Ssessmsa
their Jurisdiction being merely place the amount oftz poH
reserved
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CUPREME CouRTmCSIIY and COUNTY NTI Of MEM sIcy
CIpREME COTRT.-In the matter of the applica.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF Inc appIca.
- ton Of the Msyor Aldermen and Commooay OF the City OF
k,vYoL ry Aqueduct Board Of said city relative 70
the acquiring of Reservoir in the said city between
S6b aud S ss and the and 7thss la the said city, The
Mayor COmmcnsly Of the City Of New York ey
Of said city pdrsusnt 70 the stat
rte entitled An facilitate the sequion Of lands or new
Reservoir the City Of Newfork passed June Sh so TIRES
fh, notice 10 the lessee
ties respectively entitled or Interested IN the sad
Entertainments and premises hcreinser ana
dIbed they will apply the supreme Court the STATE OF
New York OF the said Court be held a. the
CIV Hall of the City NewYork FRIDAY the 10th day Of
F.Busry m opening Of the Court that day
Counsel heard for appointment Of three
of Appraisal the above entitled ma; H to estimate
favor parties AID Aforesaid
EQUITABLE ensation for taking all those lands ene
and premises ~ lie between Both Asd goth ss
and the said city and which the said Croton
Aqueduet deem advisable to be scqed for the purpose
the City OF Newfork which said
laid the plan OF said city sn
entitled An Act relative to improve
nenfs City Of NewYok and for other purposes passed
Apr5, 1907. ROBERT !. plLLnOS.,
the Corporation and the Croton Aqueduc bo.r
Dated. Nsw.York. Jan s. 1854 JSolVf
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DEATH OF DR. MEAcHAM-We are panied to announce
the death of DIR. j. N Meacham' which TOOK place te
state Lunatc Asylum in this city yesterday afternoon
He was one Of the Oldest he one Of the most skill
fnI ubyscans in Utica and notwithstanding an unor
unae nrmity that beclouded his later years he re,aned
TO the lat remarkable hold upon public coincidence
He came TO this city about thirty years ago. since
which tina he has been in constant practice until within
q few weeks. louc" "a@o''o, "aA. y,
SUPPOSED MURDER.-A young man named j. 3 Cole
man az found dead in swamp near the town OF Caroi
ton in Mississippi The corpse presented ndca ths'
murder had been committed and the perpetrator Is sup
posed to have been negro whom Coleman had abducted
and was endeavong to take to free state lie was Tom
Cincinnati.
ROBBERY OF A SrRAcUsEAS.-Mr. @: e. Higgins, OF
the firm of COvs Higgins Co. Manufacturing jewelers. Naa
Mich. on the cath From $500 to $500 in jewery was
taken. CT. CT .,
letter from Captain Gunnson. dated on SAT- Creek Of
Rio Grande Sept a. and supposed TO be the last letter ne
wrote ssys 1.-The Grand River Utahs have chosen 70 DC
very friendly This would seem to strengthen the Dc
lief that he was not killed by Indians. NJ
John A Parker distinguished merchant OF New pea,
ford died in that city Friday evening" at an advanced
ACE He left fortune Of at least sl,oOoOOO' ana was
grandfather of Gov Clifford q wife.
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AWFUL CALAMITY AND Loss or LTE.-Just at -
o'clock day the large three stony building on Third
occupied by E. Brown Son, iron store, and n D.
lockwood & Co. Q stove store fell in with tremen'
do cash buryng in the ruins Ave or six persons
conec ed with the building and it thought several
ohes among whom two ladies in the stove store
The stock Of iron stoves and groceries, which was i'm
mensey large, well the building are total wreck
An immense Of people immediately assembled
and put forth every effort to the sufferers from their
awful sustion The fret taken out man by the
name of Peeck He badly bruised bat not thought
to be fatally injured Mr.. Wise Of the men employed
in the house succeeded in extrcaing himself and also
customer who in the at the time. Another man.
whose name could not learn, was taken out with one
of his legs crushed of Mr. Buck Of the clerks Is
still in the RUNE and Mr. Little the book keeper but
he has made himself heard to those outside and Is not ma
terally injured Mr. Boyer, another of the clerks has
been taken out badly injured The people are still at
work. removing the rubbish and making every possible
effort to rescue those who are still in the ruins. Nc
Daniels clothing store adjoining, partly crushed ill.,
and Mr. withers, the foreman and some others whose
pames could not learn buried In the ruins Ihe
Methodist Church is also badly injured the side wall and
part Of the roof being crushed in Mr. John Syhswk OF
New Mt Pleasant has also been taken ou-not seriously
Injured Mr.. Jennings and Mr.. Withsrs employed in Mr.
McDanie store have been tax en- from the ruins dead
Dayton to) Empire Jan D.
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U. 3. MARsHADs OFFICE.

In the Gaze Of the schr ~ IL Gambs take Ia chArss,
on tie coast Of Africa By tia sfs Conssson and sos,
Ssvnx here On Thrrsaayl prize n eeS'
.i.,s sse there VII g. s s.i Tor he's,
IN, 80 Iii BE- eopIemesd b. default ss sssxsd y
convey cargo Cubs csg <ssa q tAs shssss.
and psrt Of the eaped Tue two ssssn,
kopss vii be dsa ned witness az mat vssssl :
COURT GALE sDAs, THIS DAT
CoyMoN PLEAs-Pars mos. i29, l32 l3a, lac 10
Superior, CHcui'- Supreme Court, Special Term sTsi
L District CeEt tzblassa - SsrzSsay
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of the
County Yoh nosee hereby gwen to AL pe,sn. hsvia'
serbeI h..tsr IN the Sdsv ssh', iutbs Oily % New
the 10Th day Of December, 1855 CHARLES GAYLoR Admins
dl2lswonN-
INPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
f claim. against WILLIAM HoxIE late Of the city
Yert shrns.tsr deceased 70 present. the .ans Nth y
b a' City Of sgYS5 s on before 4s s day of
sal.wsmoM o 4os6s TwaS sTTESsSs Executors
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
@ GsS1 s Elias T TaSa.s &
Yot S.eesd % present the SANE with vorens =. c,
YORK on Or before tbs S day Of July nsID.ed
N2 i nss 1 JOHN DELAsATER Adlnitr..O
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
uuv Of EevYork hereby Even 70 all Per.9n
@, siS., JOSHUA TOTEM late Of the CITY q New, York
redeSes No los HOustou IN the City Of New-Yers o. or
ias twenty second day Of Fesrasry neItyDa,sd
n. '',' I.gsS siS Of Aug 1855 MANY iol-'N
a, t,TICE.-The Property, Debts and Effects Of the
~ ate fm wOobBURN Co. a s..o Of = =, ~
sraH have se day fP ps Sss iadsSsd aid
% .Sss :. Ii. OF. Se e'i So svr
tSITpRFMF COURT-CIIY and COUNTY of NEW
y YoRK~wTLLrAM BURNETT sssinst JAMES NJ RICH
S On You are hereby
,onnoned and the in this acOo which
in the Office Of the Cerk the City and County of New
.we the .d complaint on the Office No 10
Broadway the City of NewYos within twenty days after tn.
service you exclusive OF the day such service
you fail the 'sd complaint within the time .ic,e
: re 5. bs1. is ou hu Sed md & i've
date hereof and for the further e.syen
August housDd eight hundred and Syhrse befdss the
costs Of this action Da,1s Dsc 2 ls5s n,...s. ..
s.glsw6uN No. 100 Broadway n. Y
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THE SUPREME COURT, &c.-LEMUEL
Il BANGS. NATHAN BANGS JI, and ANDREW NJ MEa;
WIN, Plaintiffs against JOHN LORIMER GkAHAM sae
GTORGF FOLSOM-To JOHN L0RIMER GRAHAM aad
GEORGE FOLSOM Deendanis You are hereby and
complaint ia this action, which was hied IN
Office Clerk Of the City and County Newfok the
City Hall In the City Of NewYork on the l2th day October i
copy to the said complaint on me
scdber Office No 81 Wsl in the City of New-fors within
service Of this on you exclusive OF
the day and fail 10 answer the SAID comp as
within aforesaid the plaintiffs in this acton w take
ep Of eight hundred and ninety SIX dot
lars and seventy cents with interest from the twenty day OF
September thousand eight hundred and hywo oesde tno
costs OF this action.-Dated October II 1858 - ,
N. BANGS, Plaintiff Attorney No OIL Waiist
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SUPERIOR COURr-s.sIaAL Tssn.

Benz Romsns, deceased -
The estate is large sand 10 be worth 10000 ~;
Nichols grandson Of deceased and claims under soesn
Of m. will directed for Support and professional eduesion
The EIeeuo pswer given them In the vii % dkPoss o. M
re-. which special held TO be mAhfns the
tate real sts would DO liable unae the eoa
ici Appeal made and Argument was presented peeon fss''
PLEADIsGs As TO LIBEL.
Blossom L sgt Tappan Dousln.
Plaintiffs reside we believe at Rochester. They bring
.sps the AGENTS Mercantile Agency for alleged hscr
rect statement busnes standing Sc OF psna inc
s ketore the motion TO strike out part
oStbs nsys a. 70 mitigation and nten 100 Of defens
aid being by the Court Of Appesls 10 define ne nsnn
served.
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Me0irai.

From the New York Atlas.
nR. DODSs SYRUP fALUMlNA.-We have read
with pleasure opinions of first medical men IN
81. and yss ns'9i is and Ts:R ada
S'se 81 " Hncien Esq
rson merchant No il odp old friend W. r. Bropsh,
to their ends we may With
NE .u Coughs Colds and ali oupans the Lungs As
such having sd in our own family can confidently recon-
wSo.sssIe "seo A SANDS corner Fulton and VIII
sM nd sy he propoI ANDREW E4DE Office Fall
whom an letters will please be addressed Price o. 'on
u" ~ Az. D SANDS, Agents
JOHANNESBURG received from London, DR.. BAR
~ aows entirely new email bar powerful in,t5u
mentor Dsin possessing al I hs & hs sv eS proauce
Price be had No. S o Ss~ Assss Sa America
DONT WEAR WHISPERS! Why not Because
~ they Then why dOat you use my oNGHE ,
be roots Of the hair By BY shall TO No
,D p Of HS Ss eoas Si'ia
sro .i HAYES, No is Fniion:.t
nOksEs! HORSES! HORSES!--A strong Lini
-siss The e. S.' . r find is De- K1
1: s. Sci SD s. s a1''s T may
what hOeoyne have long wanted M m Lane ns MoMs1
and wes Of hesves and sandors Mr. %% Rad
a waes No % %I be sca DIE sI5ss
avs he " =, cured lib one bottle worth $500
certain to used There has never been anything IKE
IN the history medicine Thousands Of ether undenaole violence
can be seen principal dep0 No $50 Peast and NO se
broadway Don't trial nothing necessary
times n cheap any remedy offered to the people
a canhot fall
DR. KEILrseER-My SIR When the sbove could not
De4ye until calling parties Theu could not douot bot
sill evidence satisfactory as the strong test y ta
nov with pleasure testimony. have cured very
bad cases Of deeply seated curod 10 -four days.
the other took ten Respectfully yours, JAMES MAHES
There is no room for doubt sher atrial
nR. BANNING's MEDICAL and MECHANlCO
~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. MsreorS, Yer the
Brace Spno Shoulder Brace Spinal Props Brsoe usstA Peyh
6dea Pile Spring. Travelling Companion for the cure OF 'o
cal Pulmonary Digestive Nervous Spinal and Female Complaints
for Rupures Dropping LanguoT for the support OF
ladies eneient end during confinement
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noksFsI VORSESl HORSES!-A strong Lini


~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE Nc. 2 Msreorst. Y1foI the
the application OF hN Body
Brace Spine Shoulder Brace Spinal PrOps Bsce Trusts rev.
Pulmonary Digestive Nervous Spinal and Female Complaints
Rupturs Dropping ssd Languor also for the support OF
ladies' encent end during confinement
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CTIpRFMF COJTRT-RICHARD c. VAN WICK

CUPREME COURT.-RICHARD c. VAN WICK
- ssaDs CHARLES J. HIRST; Alfred Hrs, wiiisn a hrt
GALLAGHER or Gar w.stbosk Van viet and Emene his wife,
William Brewer and sarah Jane ps he T oI v.ads1se
and Charles Eirst edmnstor &c OF George Hrst
ssse 81 COMPLAIN, h hi. and serve copy
Office Ne 80 Markets. Poughkeepse,
elusive of The DAY Of .ueh service the defendants fail
complaint aforesaid the plaintiff will apply 70 the
be fled in the Clerk OF the County of Duchess Dated
SWIFT EMOTT, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint the above EMIT cd action filed In the ONCE
CLERK of Duchess County the 18th day Of February D.
1858 (dIs lsw6wM) SWIFT EMorT Plaintiffs Attorneys
CUPBEME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- kEw-YoRK.-wILLIAM BURsEr against HENRY 1r Vay y
BERGEN-summons for Relief Com not served 10 HENRY
VAN BERGEN defendant You are hereby summoned and re-
Of the Clerk OF City and County OF Newborn ~ the
City Hal. in the City Of and 70 srs aepps 2, %
1870 Broadway the City Of within twenty days ster
the service Of this summons on YOU The .s Complaint WI bin The
time Aforesaid the plaintiff this action WIZ % ne Eo O
sSsp, ou for be um dollars with the
Is 1 d RfcE P S PAGE %oS1sy No
CUPREME COURT-LEONARD M. DAVIS
y sgssst RICHARD D. DAVIS. William n Davis Sarah Oak
ley Lucy KIapd Frederic Gup1nsna% henry m Fna
Commiliee Of said Sarah D. Cunnnsham Augusta Hanum
Harriet kG Ss,d and hsGy Bo%
To scb DEFENDANTS You hereby summoned
on the weah day Of December the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Of Duche OF the County
Of of p b. iSe 70 BIZ c
Aforesaid within amer the service Of this
he aid complaint within The time sored the plaintiff 10 this
action will apply for the relief demanded In the CON-
plant p'eo Deee"'' 6. " SWIFT Plaintiff. Attorney,
dl9lswswM POughktep.ie, Dnches County
THE SUPREME COURT, &c.-LEMUEL
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NAVAL ISrELLrGrycE-The u S. frigate Cumberland,
Commodore Stringham, flag ship of the Mediterranean
SQUADRON was Port Mahon Dec l, having arrived there
from spezzia Oct %. She had been reftting at Port
Mshon and expected to sail in few days for Genoa
All on board were well.
The L. S frigate Columbia, Commodore Pendergras,
flag ship of the home squadron, arrived at St. Thomas
Dec Is from New York There three cases Of small
pox on board during her passage The sick were 70
moved TO the shore her arrival and strict precautions
taken to prevent the spread Of the disease.
The T. S. frigate Savannah flag ship Of Commodore
SalIer from Hampton Roads Sept T. arrived ct kio
.Janeiro Nov 9.
The U. S. figate St. Lawrence, sailed from Panama
Bay Nov. 10, for Valparaiso.
The Soop ofwer st. Louis, Commander lngrshsm
sailed on the 5th Of November from Spezza Tor Alex
andra, to convey the American Consul General MI Ds
Leon, to Egypt.
The U. s. 'stOreship Relief Commander, Fairfax, ar
rived at Rio Janero from Buenos Ayres Nov = and re-
NAMED 10th. She is expected at this port soon -
The U. S. brig Perry Commander Page, arrived at st.
Vincent Oct. %, and sailed 27th for Port Praya
LECTURE OF Mr.. J. c. DEvERKUx.-The lecture before
the Mechanics Association last evening" dec ~ oy Mr.
John c. Devereux of New York, was well attended ana
by an intelligent and apprecatve audience The subject
1.-The Medieval Ages required Tor its successful treat
men extensive and careful reading and scholarly resec
the substractum, to speak, OF enlarged views anu
pbosopba generaz alton rather than pompous decama
ton or carefully coaed conceits OF expression however
beautiful novel The lecture was elegantly written ana
abounded in pertinent authorities and iec0us
We need scarcely add that in many respects we disagree
with Mr. DIS views but we have not intended criticism
The Herald of this morning says Of MI lecture, that
Il was elaborate, learned and well written"
" ""' IChcs Telegraph.
FRIoHrruL.-On Tuesday last, the wife Of George
Wellington who resides about FIVE miles north OF the CITY,
while in fit of insanity threw her little child four months
of age into the fire. and one being Immediately az nand
IL was so badly burned TO die almost Immediately
Coroners Inquest held the body yesterday Mrs
w, we learn had been subject to fits Of mental derange
ment for several years but having escaped such ATTACKS
entirely for five months, her friends were strongly
with the hope that they would no more return
The hope however, was deusive and on Tuesday while
the husband absent but for few moments the Ter
rible occurrence narrated above occurred,
Madison, Indiana, Banner, Dec ~
THE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY DE,
PARTAEsrOn yesterday the 9th OF January there were
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~ Gta S,-n AZ T. WOObBURN l. Co, sso Of L. WOOD
b "a have tb day duly asgnsd 70 the I re
Woodbun are hereby re9aed 10 make payment 70 tne undef
ekneot 81 hH omoo, Nv WOODaTFF
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DIED..

CRAMon Thursdsy morning Edward Psyscn Cram 10 the
3oth year OF his sge.
friends and those Of his family invited TO attend his
funeral om the residence Of his father No 50 Uaon square
o. Saturday afteTnoon, 1t O'Clock.
DlCksoN-on "wednesday October IS, Thomas Dicksoa
aged ~ yea and u months native Of Cattle Blney County
Monaghan, Ireland.
His friends ard ae9usinAnces respectfully invited to
attend his onera at II o'clock to-day FndAy from his late
Residence, No 465 9Th sv corner 28thst
McFARLAND-Oa the 18th inst, Of eOasumphon. Thomas
MoFariGnd. aged IS years
The relatives, and iieRe Of The family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral tins Friday sorans without further
rosice At O'Clock fon his late residence No. ls7 4lhs
corner OF 6th-av
s7th year OF his age. 81,
rorrs al the Of 1912 respectfully Invited attend his
fope. from HIS residence No lS4 Chses Sunday
I'D inst without further invitation
his residence in CoOPers,own Otsego County
se lsth INST MI ChosduT Root OF the aTm Of Root Co
sMifH-At South Orange n J., on "Wednesday morning
October Is Of typhoid feSsI William q Sn eiae:, soa OF
III. relatives the friends Of the families are requested 70
attend his funeral at St. Marks Cha'eh on fr'oAy @'h ~ I"
4rM.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Betore the RECORDER.
MARRIED.,

-HUBARD-In NerfOlk, Va, October II, BY the
Rev William NJ Jackson Edward G. Bruce, editor of Ihs
Nno g'oaian to Miss Eliza T. sldest daughter of Jas
r. Hubaro. Esq.
fsther by the Rev sp II. Cone, Theodore r. h. De
Coot TO Miss Emma Pohamus only daughter Of Henry A
Pelbsmus all Of this City.
GODDARD-GARDINER-At Fort Washington, on Wed
nssdsy October 49, by the Rev Hart, Joseph Warren
Goddard TO Celesne Gardner, all Of this City.
HAyILAND-WlLLETs-On Tuesday morning, the nth
INST by his Honor Judge Mills Of White Plains, Wechester
Co William Haylana of Harrison, to Mary T., daughter Of
Henry Willets OF the former place.
HEDDEN-HAWKINs-0n Thursday m oming, October l9,
by the Rev. William S. Smith, Mr. Henry Hedden to Miss
GeorgiannA H., daughter Of Elkanah :. Hawkins.
D0E-On the 18Th inst, az the Re-
formed Dutch Church. Washington square. by the Rev DR.
Hutton Thomas Holman Esq, Of the firm Of Ferris, Ho
Co. Of San Francisco CAL to Mss Mary only daugh
Ger Of A. B. Trowbrioke, Esq, Of this City.
hANNiN0-HUBARD--AtE Norfolk, Va October H. Dr.
Aonso Manning " Norfolk to Miss Annie S. second daush
ter OF J. X. Hubbard, Esq.
hERRlTT-BRowNE-AtCu mel N. Y, on Tuesday, DC
% Misc Antotnette Browne.
WoOp-IRFvEJo--0n Wednesday, October IS, by the
Ry L. II. Chapin Mr.. Theodore j. Wood OF San Francisco
70 Mis- Armda q. Trevejo Of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20
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Cleared At yew Bedford i7h, ships Eliza Adams, HA~e' Pa
ciho Ocean. =, ,,s A.
ga from do nth ships Onward Norton, Pscihc Oc'aai
WnD C Nv. Sow L. do. DO; Julian. Clesveland, DO.
letter received at Newport BY the Russian Overland As
from Cart Potter Of bsrk Antelope Of Newport ports har
Al Port jan Ocbosk Sea June H. with whale tins 'sason
Cart avs thst the whales very d snd shy owing 70
the zre. number ships that having IS ~ time
From appearances that he thought there would be but
little oil taken this season.
Arr Proyizeetown no da'e schr Natst rVln NeAes)n
" Ail.ntie Ocean, $50 bbls. 81. OIL - NJ
Az @Iauritius Aug H. MOuteEama. Kemptou, New.Bet-
ford from Geby arr July with 800 bbs sp to sal 18th GA
= cruise. =, -,
An a. DO Aug l. james Allen New Bedford, New dosnd
with 0 bbs 81 OIL put in Tor maiumsst and proyis
ions. would sail 18th cruise Cd Port Dsuphn and home ke
ports between May Is ard June IS 0f New Holland l =
on lC9 Msrths of Fairhaven so sp Gipsey " Becto
40 sp Mas do OC0 sp 400 VIII Lspwins do $50 'p eoo
VIII June u.s. snyrns, do, sp