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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

TluRTON's CHAhB BEERS STREET TiiEATRE--F6R
ID the benefit OF Mr.. g. Fisher.-0n Monday, Feb. 10,
will be performed Shskspsare's comedy of AS YOU
LIKE TINT Burton will sustain his favorite character
Of Touchstone; Miss Ra ymond Rosalnd, Mr.. Jordan
as Orlando, Mr.. Fisher jacques After the comedy,
q variety of entertainments. To conclude with sun
SHINE THROUGH THE CLOUDS-Emily, on this occa-
Son by Miss Fisher her second any stage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

- MINIS c1IylEAIED YtksRlnsG sfviI-Ar.
NJ isnucn 10 ,cieltsa 10 the vpxsor article. 10 iks
g~nisnsns tsrrlsLlGg cfrsTimspt, ~ Green's tElft
Establishment Astor Howe Tie s,ocf nslnkss every
variety o. snasr shfs, drs.sfs dsonvs ass carts,
hsndisfslss, gsvss, half hes, fsspsndsFa tavsLlng
sba.l, smtrsiAs arrssipy eases opfra ElA,ss-, god
stit s;aG. AMI sssys buiubs myobiss and oiEsrviss
kc Int<Ftsd Tor the fall and Water tsde fbs rrie~s
are reoa'ns's, and the Assosi tnsni nRsla&lsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

rNASH BUSINESS FOR SAIE-THE STOCK AND
~ good win of dry goods store, in one Of the best
situations In broadway. with frst class patronage
and which sells at large profits articles OF It's own manu-.
fActure, win be sold in whole in part unusually
advantageous terms. Address box 1913 Post Office,
with real name,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

TcOR sALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED MEAT STAND
E corner of Csrmine and Bedford streets. Apply to
MES EAMES. at the above place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

nor SALE or EXCHANGE-Fog CITY OR BROOK.
lyn property, . very superior farm, two miles from
New Rochelle, and mile from the MAmaroneck depot
Of the finest locations In Westchester county,
forty three acres divided In tlable meadow
and woodland. The house IL : neat small cottage, OF
eight rooms The outhouses al new, and put mp 10
the most substantial manner For terms please apply
to ANDREW EADIE, III Fulton street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
DANCING ACADEMIES,


nCG Losr-ss REwARp,-IOsT, A FFW DAYS
since, ysiowlsh, SILKY haired skys terrier, rAmed
Jack. lie had ON, when Lost, collar, With the
and address Of the owner. The above rs-Ard .il b
paid for the return Of the dog 70 his ownei ~ No ~
Ninth street, near 6ixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

EoR SALE, AT A BARGAIN-THE STOCK, FIX.
~ lures, and four years lease Of the old established
boot and shoe store, No, So Avenue D. large
hst The stock 10 In good order and the store lifted up
In the neatset manner, With glass ssshes throughout
end hrtnrss painted and sildsd In the best manner
There good run OF customer with trade Of $500 q
wset, and can Be increased 20 $500 10 ordinary tmes
The reason for selling The death Of the former propne
tor, Who bss done business thers and In the seghbor
hood for the last ~ years. Rent lov aGd easy
There dwelling attached 70 the store This 10 ~
exports nifty rarely 70 b met with any person 20 ng
10 this business Eor particulars, apire on the pre-
rnsssf, sf VI y. Wilt, 100 wster Hysst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

T~OR SALE-1HE THREE STORY BRICK FRONT
house 165 Tenth street, between Third and Fourth
avenues. House contains all the modern improvements
For terms apply at $50 Tenth street, door east OF
Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

10 OARr-NA PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH PLEASANT
I'D rooms, for gentleman and his wife, or two
hree single gentlemen. Apply at No. Third avenue,
oe door from the corner Of Seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

4 LADY AND HER DAUGHTER WOULD LET, WITH
~ board, in house with all the modern improve
nsnts, elegant suit Of furnished to family,
With or without private table, and Of fine piano;
would lot the TO party OF gentlemen; house is
pleasantly lecated and stages and Apply at
u West Thirty. fifth street, near Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

IMPORTANT TO CL01HIERS.-A GENTLEMAN WHO
i knows how 70 sponge and steam finish, (de satire,
on French plan, cloths oassinsrs, ke also, 20 make
waterproof woollen goods, new process the advantage
OF which L. that hle II renders the goods entirely I'm
pervous to rain moisture Precipitation IL not mpeed
the texture Of cloths Ac Ii preserved, and moths VIII
not touch H. Has necessary apparatus and tools. is
desirous OF making some arrsn gcmspt with party,
shsr to sell tie OF the above 70 accept Of stu
alton. For particulars. address Invention, Herald
oN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO HIRE, THE FIRST
w second floor. with Of the baseme and
three third aoor in gentsel house between
Houston and Peck slip ferries. Address II. b., Herald
Office, stating terms, location, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

TNOR SAIE-A COTTAGE WITH OR 81 ACRES OF
V ground, situated Y OF q mile from the Castleton
landing Staten Island The house new, and will be
sold easy terms exchanged for good city property
The plan Of the house be by applying TO John
Sexton, architect, 121 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

nAlLY PAPFRS-GRAY a. CO., II ANN STREET,
IL foIwardsrs and packers Of daily and weekly nsws
papers &c. Customers rely upon having theiI
ORDERS attended to with promp tnsss Orders respectful
ly solicited At II Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

D0ARD-A HANDSOME FRONT PARLOR WITH BED.
I'D room adjoining. Also room for a single gentle
ban, with board and best accommodations, may be had
the brown stone houses, containing all the modern
novements Nos. l02 and i04 East Fourteenth street.
ar Union square. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

ID ARGAN-e2, 600-FOR SALE, A THREE STORY
I'D brick dwelling house. situate Of the city rail-
roade Brooklyn, very easy Of access from New York
Win be sold for less than It's value aud on favorable
terms Apply to B. GALBRAlTH Esq, l27 Fulton street.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

II or a MOTIF. DRAWS ~ BERNHARD a
L. Rosenberg In favor of Karl Brounfsbisr, dated
New York December 10, 1898, demand, for ssvsa
krEdysd deilsss with Interest Tho finder VII ~ hssr
ally rewarded BY saving II With Bernhard Ros~Desrv,
Icf Houston street., the payment thereof has bssn
stopped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

4 UNIVERSITY PLACE-BOARDING IN ONE OF
the most eligible locations In this city, in the i'm
mediate vicinity oBroadway Filth avenues large hotels,
places Of Amusement, library, nc. Front ROOMS for
ASnies also rooms for single gentlemen on advanta-
,eous terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

DOwERY THEATRE PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER
ID l. r. wsldron; Stage Manager, Robert Jones-Prices
OF Admission Boxes, % centa PIT and Gallery, l2I
cents; Private Boxes, S5.--Monday evening, Feb H.
Benefit OF Mrs. Melinda Jones.
THE AP0SrATE.
THE FOREST OF B0NnY.
THE DEATH OF POOR JOE.
jackets OF BLUE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
NsTRUcT1Or.

A fRLSCH GENTLEMAN, HAVING A Few HOURS
N by day, would Lie 10 dispose OF them BY gyinx lss
IONS n The French language Apply, personally every
street near Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

u D. PosTEB BRIAN DIXON GIVE LESSONS IN
ID. booshesping, writing, &C.. ogiee $40 BroAd-sy,
(Appetons Build ng) shere gentlemen qaal6ed Tor
tns counting house, 10 Superior and sKset tous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

A CCoRDEON, ACCORDION, ACCORDION, ACc0R
"A deon taught In ak lessonn, on my and i'm
proved method. Terms So ia advance. Pupils taught
day evening All those wishing to become perfect
performers the above instrument should not fail TO
call on the Original Professor J. /. JACOBS,
102 Cha than street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

/NFFICE FCRNTruRf~-DOUBIK AND sfSGLH STAND
ing desks from - 10 $40; double and sngls citing
desks IRON u 20 s75 once tables Of every size from
10 800 once chairs from 81 20 $40 dssk stools from Be-
10 t3-c5nstanly on hand at KSOx'S once furni,nrs
store, 90 Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

A CARD.--THE 81 BscRIBER WILL COMMENCE NEW
"A writing and book Keep pg classes this week a. re-
duced prices Cards containing fun part ,uar- may BE-
had al the rooms OLIVER y, GGLD5MfrH 3e2 Broad
way corner Of franklin streer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

r missy BLrFs-ARhORY, Ni BROouE STREET
The members 81 this cosa nsnd are t.rstY 70
anss,td 20 assemble for ariH 90 T.s-axy sy.rlas sh.
10th inst ~ eeocf precisely, In ian uniform 9Th
ovsrcoats. BY order, 80. ~ ..
IcAR A ROBERTS, commasaIat
wutiIs Hr~rry Orderly =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
FINANCIAL.

NSSn nOn 10 LOAN ON DIAKoNDe, WATCH
@OCOsUOOss %, jeweby, Ia, or bo1ghtfo each
BOD city stocks nstes bonds and mortgages bills OF
shArGe, 80, negotiated. Business coDBdsstal, sn'
promptly executed, ct l02 Nassau street, room No. 2
THOMPSON CO.. brokers and o0mmishon merchants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

T,oR sAIE-FiyE lois % BY 100 FEET EACH.
V well situated in Fifty sixth street; win be sold
separately OF together, cheap. Apply 70
BCkDETT, DAVIS MAIN, q william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

DOARD-WIrH VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
ID for families single gentlemen. Locality
tent for gentlemen doing business down town; and
fages passing to all parts of the city Apply at No.
biDgdon square, west side second door from Bank ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

MAST TENNESSEE-FIFTY AND ONE HUNDRED ACRE
~ farms, on the mountain table lands, in settled
location where great natural advantages are combined
To farmers and mechanics who can command a few
most accommodating terms Inquire at 2l2 Broadway,
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND rwo OR THREE
"A single gentlemen can be accommodated with plea
ant rooms and board in house with all the modern
improvements, and where they enjoy the comforts
u q home. Please call at 81 Vandam street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

la VERY PLEASANT FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM
IN with psntres, with water and gas also few pleas
int for gentlemen, with full partial board, and
Isrr,s moderate. Apply at 20 West Eighteenth street.
ear Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

C0L0RED NHlTARY.-TIE sTH ANIMAL BALl
~ and prixs crill os the Hsnnibal Gnsrd VII tAs.
place Tuesdsy February 10Th, st Hall No. Iss Sprs,
street Several din.rsnt prizes viii BE- disbutsf apon.
the members Of the co<npAny present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

TSOR sAIE-THE INTEREST IN THE LEASE AND
fixtures OF small store the west (bestl side OF
Broadway, near the New York Hotel Rem. very low.
Address x. L., Herald once. The present occupier
about extending bis business and going into larger
store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

TNOR SAIE-TwO NEW -FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES
IL 4S and 81 West Twenty sixth street, fifteen feet
nine front and BY sixty feet deep, wish
dern improvements. For terms apply at $50 Tenth
street one door east of Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

NOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-ON THE BANK OF THE
~ Hudson this isl.nd, Of easy access by railroad
The house conveniently arranged and the grounds
beautifully laid out For terms &c, apply 10 WM h
LEWIS, SO Cedar street, corner of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sn Ann YARDS TAPESTRY CARPErlsGS
OO.OOO from ~ a,o, an immen,e assortment
Of ingram and three ply just purchased At the recent
auction saes, LORD TAYLOR,
Grand street, corner u Chrystie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

oyster AND LUNCH COUNTER FOR SALE
~ Thirty feet long in fine order and nearly y,
pete with extra large copper coffee urn and stools
Apply at u Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

" street, New York-Sofce.-- election for eve
Directors OF the New Creek Company viii be held On
Monday, February 10Th inst az the ONCE Of the Com
pany, In New Yort, between the hours Of 10 and ~
A. NJ The transfer books win BE- closed from the 9th
TO 2Tth inst. New York FEB. II. 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

9, 0ARD.--A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN
~ -equired, would dispose OF fine front roou, with
'osets attached to gentleman and wife or two single
.n.lemen; house having modern improvements, acces
bic ry and stages. Location very desirable Ap
~ AZ l72 West Twenty first street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
DIED.
CANYssLL--In New-0rl

c.upaxIIIu KewOresns May 20 Of disease Of he heart,
the Rev ALEX CAMPBsLL, IN the cd yea, Of MS sss
Deceased native but long resident In MS
sissippi and that city. a
CT In the 18th of her Mrs. WILLIAM SLatk VIE
ofCt Clark OF steamer Confidence san Francisco 'a
az the Isth inst her residences
ISMariets LUcy GILriS, IN the I'D year Of her age
Her friends and those Of the family are "
aud Eissbefsta Io O'Clock. sthdsy this Thursday
ouriI0n Thursdsy May 81 II Paris ssed ~ sffer sse
iness Mr. LkoA GouPiL, junior partner OF 'ne n'" " P
0ursEy-On Wednesday morning, June 1S at Nswnk New
jersey MAReAREr ESNA insrt daughter OF Henry w. saa
PALxssOn wednesday. June g. at No. = Bsst 18Th s
PALMKs, aged years
Ths reuaAns Uss inferred n the Cemetery o. hs
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MARRIED.

axnpywsXuspy-On Tuesday June r. by the Rev. Joseph
b. Wakeey, Mr.. NORMAN ANDREWS to Miss ELIZABETH
.eswr,IHMLIs@6n Tuesday, June II, by the Rev.
DR. Spring JAMES BLACKWELL to AUGUSTA, daughter the
late Thomas Mills oil q this cry =, Nv IN. Rev
King, Mr. CosSELIus BloopeooD to Miss hksrEs HANNAH
BsowsMcNBsowrR-On Thursday, June T. at Flushing. BY
the Rev Dr. Dickinson Of this city, MASON b. BROWNING TO
ANNIE, daughter Of j. H. Blower -
BuR1os--WATsox-On Sunday, June TO- by the Rev. L. H.
King Mr. OSCAR Y. BURTON TO Miss MAY A. WATSON.
CsLYIss-BISeHAMAt Aegan, Mich, Tuesday June B.,
Dr. A. r. CAIKIxs Miss HELEN q. BINGHAM.
King at the psrsonsge Nc IFS Duanes. Mr. CaAKLks T.
M. CbuRcH TO Miss MAkG.RET 4. DUR. . 80
Coox-PBALEy0n Tuesday June r. by the same, Mr. WILL
LIAM Cook to Miss MARY PHaLES
HLMAx-BuLL-On Wednesday, June Is, by the Rev. SPer
Ger H. Cone ID D. @. WAsHINGToS HILLNN and NARY
AUGUSTA daughter Of james Madison Bull ESQ., oil OF this
JEwIrr-BneHAN--At Anessn Mich, on Tuesday june 5,
Mr.. JtwETT to Miss CoSsTAScE A. BisGHAM. So
Mas by the Rev L. y. CLARK Mr. JOSIAH LAssLL of Az
burndsle Mass and Miss JEANNE WHriS, daughter OF j.
sMITH-BEaRps-On Tuesday evening, June II BY the Hon
Fernando Wood Mayor at his residence corner OF IIhst
and Broadway FRANCIS NJ SMITH Esq to the amaee aud
accomplished Miss Dora Boards daughter OF John Boards
sawYxs-KESSspAy-AtNe Haven Conn on Tuesday June
- by The Rev. Dr. Kepnsday, Mr. JorS S!wYss Of shef
ysxpEwATER-PoriE-At Flushing Tuesday, June r. BY
the Rev J. Carpenter Smith, DIVINE I. vsSprwATEs to
Miss ANNA AMELIA daughter Of George Pope, ESQ, ell Of
Flushing. Long Island.
wsLrs-BArEs-At Csnandsigus, N " Thursday, June
EDWIN WALES Proprietor Of the Detroit Advertiser and
Many ElfzAsETH BATEs of Canandsiyua
WucoxoxLAwREScE-Int hs city, frdsy yans ., Of the
residence Of the brides mother BY the Rev Dr. Mett Of No
chester H. to Miss EMILY JANs LAwRsscE Of this city,
VITTEEYRoBI.sox-On Tuesday June L. q the residence
off, Bisseek No. lSs 2ls by the Rev Reuei Hanks the
Rev Era WrTTREy Of Griswod, Ct, to Mia MARY Ros
,xsos M, hi cisy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
To Mar1nerN.

Capt Carwen ship Golden Yves, reports that the
from Manila 10 New York the ship upon rock laid
down in any chart We make the following extracts from
letter to his owpera
II eff Manila FEB. T. and the nth, az PM, passed
through the Straits Of Gsspar and at s. IS NJ had the mor
tune 70 strike on a patch which Ia laid down my
charts mentioned in HorsbuIgks Directory and have the
latest editions II both The last Of Puo Leaf az 4:so
M bore by T., which the proper bearing directed
By Horsburh who also BY W. course to be
steeed running Of the Stres; but had found some
ssaery current steered SSW. after NJ and yet did not
better E. would have carried clear Of all dangers
laid down. and made it better than 5. W..
AT 10 ocock had her sfos ssain We then run short
um the hoa and anchored for the OF taking
trimming ship and also Of the exact
position Of the shoa There be doubt that this 10
something new leaving Manila have made several
snds and only eight hours before striking passed within
udes found both chonometers correct 70 mile and when
the shca and If getting Of got good which
placed Ion. LOG Sc T. examined Il thoroughly
found be patch Of than sixty yards Ia
extent hoaesf three athoms, and from that 10
eight fshoms and very vese drawing not more
than feet would over probably many have
done deep ships all fortunate enough H.
might within half her length Of where struck
without knowing the danger nothing to Indicate
excepting space about hour when eddy
slight ripple The nearest danger to IT, q laid
down the charts and given BY Horsbursh Is Fairies Rock
passed within mile Two Brohers and found ehro
both perfectly and there cannot Be poso
ify Of having struck Faies Rocf there i've miles
difference Of sude-haf H. II fsiies Rock laid down cor
rectly There could be mistake IN my laitude cven
lo1xfude correct; and besides, Fsrss hccs as
sed having bat four feet It. while on this sooe taef'
aothibg less than three fathoms"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
Hudson River Market Boats.

Capt NJ ~ Ferch of the barge Susquehsnns, from New
hurgh wharf foot Of Warren ST. June H. reports the
following articles by the tip: viz 53 Beeves MIX Cows,
Veal Calves 62 sheep and Lambs IL Swine Horses 80
cases Veal Mutton 50 do Lambs II do Pork 90 Fowls
Turkeys Geese Docks bbls Eyes 81 tubs But,er av
eraeiDE IS H. leo 6kins do averaging 30 b . bales Hay u
bbs Rye Four IL rolls Leather - bags Wool 50 bids Paper
bales Goods l62 bxs 5osp O. ans Milk, 10 bales Yarn
Capt l. Wsrdop Of he steamer Caedonis from Newburgh
arrived wharf loot Of Wsnens June and Is reports the
following articles BIZ the tp lis Beeves, MIX Cows
Veal Calves rs sheep and Lambs Horses ID carcaes
PORK IT'S Fowls, Turkeys Is Ducks, bbls Egg go tubs
Butter averaging 50 3 kin do. averaging 100 10. go bbls
Beer 10 rolls Leather $50 sides Do bIs do II bag, Wool ~
bd Paper IS bales Goods 10 bb Graham fsu III bags do,
boxes hodnrs &c Wheebarows 50 do Wooden Scoops,
bxs Domestic Goods, 50 empty Barrels
Cart T. Botsford the propeller Wyoming from Stuyye
SAINT arrived wharf foot Of Frankn-st June Is reports the
following articles BY the trips viz AZ Veal Calves 81 sheep and
Lambs IA Fowls is Turkeys IL Ducks bbls Eggs o2 tubs
Butter averaging Is H. 3l7 bales Hay SO do Straw 5S bbls
Wheat Flour q do Potatoes bags Wool 200 bds Paper ID
baies Goods, cases do. -
Capt james H. Powell from Coxsacke arrived at wharf foot
49, reports the following articles by the trip
viz Beeves, Mix Cows, 2o Veal Calves, 80 Sheep and
Lambs Fowls III Turkeys IL Ducks 20 bbls Eggs 400 tubs
Butter averaging % b rkns do averaging 70 ID 200 bes
Hay lao do Straw. 100 bags Brkwhea Ia bbs Potatoes -
do. Cider 10 do. Vinegar, 357 bdI Paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
LAW LVIIELLIGEINCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-JuxE ls-Befors Judge BoswoRTH.
Lodge No. the Ancient Order Of Temsrs Of the state OF
New-York agt Jacob Wolf ct al.
The Jury in this ordered to find specially
70 the cues Fist: Did the defendants draw
out Of Dry and Manhattan Banks belonging
10 plaintiffs and So how muohy The Jury answered Yes
a5l8 &c. Second Yves resolution passed at and after the
time 10 raw such money by majority OF all the members
directing that moneys should b. distributed the
bers of the Lodge? The Jury answer No.
The Court ordered verdict TO be entered for plaintiffs
s 90 subject to the opinion the Court General Term
For reinfif Mr. s. Kaufman; for defendant Mr. j. Moody
EJEcTMEET AS TO THEATER SALOON.
John Marguant agt John Lafsrse
Plaintiff alleges that on 9Th January, 1885, he was
in the saloon of the metropolitan Thester and had
been Ia for weeks before that times aud defend
ant by himself and servants closed the door,
brick wall and other and broke up and destroyed
his business worth $500 month"; also that he retained and de-
prvod psnt large quantity of fixtures glassware md
stock appeaDng such establishment lie brings action
TO recover danages-amount laid at 50 ,OOO
In defense said that plaintiff did not let the saloon to de
PENDANT gave him notice quit and he not doing so
proprietor the door ALSO In regard to
the fixtures &C. that plaintiff mortgage OF them to fhp
Nussbaum as security for loan Of 43l 49, and that said N
possession The points denied II
question whether the plaintiff vsdy in possession or not
Sealed verdict For plaintiff, Mr. e. Shaneri Tor dcfenasns
Messrs X. q. Clark and r. w. Surrey
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Arrived.

Shin Empire State Briggs Liverpool May mdse and $50
pass 10 d. A. kngsand Sutton May y. lat Il IL, Ion.
30 Is ship City Of Mobile, from Liverpool for NewYok
June 81 o. on s. u.s. passed ship Ashburton, steering T..
10Th at PM 25 miles L. of Sandy Hook passed steamship
Wahngton hence for Southampton and Bremen The E. s.
had one death hoard during the passage.
Ship Mary f. Whittier (of Bath Cate New Orleans May So
cotton McCresdy Mott Co. June lat 81 So Ion.
II 90 spoke ship Layins Adams from for Boston
9Th lat - IS lop H. spoke bark Osman, Gordon, from New
Orleans tor Marseilles
Bark Alma, Sherwood. Galveston May %. cotton, &C.
wakemsn, Dmon Co 4 pass May q, lat. 3 o., Ion 50,
smoke schr Wescogus White Is d fro Laguna for New
sbort of provisions; supplied with bread, -four &c.
Scbr Howard Davis Newberu NC, ds naval stores to 5.
L. Mtcbi SID IN company with sehr Oregon for New-Yok
FELLOWSHIP Mailman, Collins, from New.0rlesns