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CLOTHING.

~ -, -Norsis 4 Way,
s CLoTHrENs,ss
-seoRaER oR CAMP AID coMMoN sTREBTs5 h
aandsrcHy fros4fs)t
" sesH constantly ha.d suPERt5R STOCK or AIrxy
TlcLEs REQUIRED FOR GESTLEsdEws NRAg .ssa s.Ir q
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vNywIBILL 6 AITKiN, GAS FILTERS. No 10,

u Comm street, under tha Gas Office, Nsw Orisans
Mr fkia has been in the above city, for
81 All work dans by will be guaranteed,
II Merchants Hotei Prepeos etc. find 10 ther adynp-
tige calling at the above cs
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ASSAULTS, ETo.--Affidavits lodged before Re-
corder Ramos yesterday:
By Josephine Devile, charging Gaapard Jailey with
grossly abusing her and her daughter Marie their resi-
drawing knife with threats to kill her.
BY John Hoffman, charging Jane German with abu.
sing and threatening his wife and children while sitting
IN the doorway Of his resdsoe at 2s St. Louis street and
afterwards repeating the nuisance while they we're taxing
Il walk all on Sunday evening
By Josephine Latour, charging Rose lambert and
Louisa Meyers with giving her Burgundy street alkns
to, at her Residence on Burgundy street. =
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PRICES.
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Young .RAsoALs.-Three lads named George
memann VIM o. Wade and Joseph W Reese alias Boa-
some bread from bakery Girod street, on Monday
nght Their ages are respectively 10, H. and liz years
and they stole this bread because they needed for
consumption but in order to sell it for pocket III
default OF $500 bail each for their
they were sent to the Parish Prison :
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NJ CAS.-Ihis is new article for PRESERVING FRUITS
g. easily opened closed, tsinE
aud houaekeeper should pp himself his article
then tables always be nshsd Preserves aud enh
tables by the Of this ssssang Can ~ qasnfs
by @-- EDSON- HART iCsrp stre.t.
CO public are requested and sIamns for thamsssss
tX Price, % IS 10 o. 30 per dozen. jess 8pamaW
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4 4 ISS0LUTI0N OF COPARTNERSHJ
The ccparnerhp exs,ng tbe unsig,a
in hs Guy aud in Nav York, Of sLARR DAY a
expires this day by Limitation dissolved
Either parnr is authorized gRu me name n ia e,n,
Gauda'iehs ROBERT SLk
JAMES l. DAY, -
-. IsAAC fl. STAbFFER,'
WILLIAM A. RENTJ
-. per pre-. j. h. HoYT
90. . WAL. KENT.
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4 IMPORTANT To AIL.--ThOse persons who
desirops Of obtaining good article PREsERyA
t1UN HAIR Of
PROF DloKNsoNS MAGIC LIQUID decidedly one Of the
for making the BAR giving CLOSE
sad for curling II aso for curing the bead Young
desirouH Of RAISING WHISPERS had
bottle be had Of
Z. D. seaoh, Charities and cuslomhouss s,ree.
d I. Oil, corner Clio and Apollo streets. ~ ~
A. Sehawb, No. 10 Condo
Ksiers Bookstore, under theS CharleR EoteI lux
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VsHE attention Of shippers by the New.
u Orleans 5askson and Crest Nolthsn Railroad,
casd TO the following noe
date. r. S. CHARLES.
~ 4 Secretary N. o.. J. 4 @. N. R. R. Co. =
NEw ORLEANS PosT-eFrcg, July Cd, 1856. 4
Sir.: am Instructed to notify you that the
practice carrying mail Ra you are
the must be seepued unlesa
IL ttampsd snteiopes issued by the Department .,
Very respectfully, ARTHUR HEYTTT, P. M.
To John Calhoun PreEst N. e. r.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--The under
signed have this entered und bs ,n
SLARK STAUFFER CO, tire pirpos n trsnsaet'nr
this en- And 4; Nav. Tals
! ROBERT STARK,
ISAAC II. STA UFFER
WILLIAM A KENT,
per J. K. HOYT 'e'
Now Orleans, june 3d. 1855. iya:,maS,,y
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= = 20
WANTED.

WET NUBsE.--A satua don xsn,ted = vi.
w hufss BY Young seape .Is ~ ! =
hsr esd: OF aha wyd be Ysy 10 y
ppJ al MO- I'd CasaestSo sfsst UEiJ5 NJ
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wv NfTURE WAREaoONS, No. i1S Magazine -
seet and II Julia HrestFuIniture Of every variety
se and made order in and
0es Furniture aud Holels Ships sieanlsIs m
Boarding houses, Supplied with at the
notice.
N B. Having taken tho largo brekhouse street. near
Magau he prepared 10 soe quantity goods families
leaving he city.
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended care.
n jys " w. WOODWARD,
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WORK House AND FrNE--Geo, Wilson. a John
Smith and John Wooster sent to the Work hougs
yesterday for month BY Recorder Bright Henry Smith
ck and supposed to be Insane sent to the hospital
Hagh Ward, for knocking down man in St Mary,s
Market was ordered to pay $40 go to prison. James
Douns getting drunk and threatening to kill his fam
ny on irod street. was subjected to $40 or prison and
John Connely for drawing knife on Tom somebody on
st. Charles street, similar penalty 20 :
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iLw.YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplsncs. Florida Mooi

COFFEE-A very quiet Market prices continue frmi sales
of Riost lI012tc, snd 100 mats Java 81 lac.
CANDLES fair demand sales Of OO) boxes Phenx
Co. brand ct &c. moe.
FLOI AND MLAL-Yhe demand for Western aud state
Flour fair but with liberal arrivals prices are &c eser At
the dec inc there doing for export and the trade par
quite freely The better grade. well held ana are
s.lsb ere little doing 10, future delivery ne sales
OF Western Canal 9oo0 bbs ct SO 2o0SB - for Michigan
upefhns SO 5tdse 50 for common TO good Stsfe 80 Ut
CIT for supefne Indiana ard Upper AXE 90 ~ 81 ID
for good Ohio snds9 Sll 80 for extra Gene
adan Flour dull nominal az % Io4 tor con-
best brands Southern cur dull tbs supply all 81
odere sales of zee bb f9d 81 81 for mixed to good
sts16ard brArds Bait more, City Mills Alexandra and
Howad sIee and 68ia$iO IS for favOrite fancy and
brsEds Rye Flour heavy, the supply good sal of
tt At IS 75ds7 % Corn asa Is heavy .ual sales Jer'
s.y - SIT Bockwbe Flour !. in fair supply aud
quie, at 80 3ltdt2 IS for 100 ID; $685. Y Dol:
FRUITs-ksisins dull; prices unehsnsed selss OF S0
bses Bunch a. IS 81 50 So and 30 50 boxes Layers at 81 70
d-l75
GRAiH-A fa inquiry for Wheat but AZ aeSe decline from
our quotations. sales of go bushels good white Can diaa
- l6 $500 bushels red Southern a. 81 Is for unsolnd;
9c 81 95 for fair TO good and 800 bushe. good red West,
club ~ 81 Bye lowers the supply fair; saes Of
80 go bushels 81 81 &dSl SIT Barley quiet st 81 $50
81 g. Osts are plenty and quiet E oslo for State, and
52d5ic for Western Corn easier; the supply OF is
arsr the dmsnd mo erae for exports sales Il 900 bushels
sCas5o for Jersey yellow s5d9 for Southern do 81 for
old yellow jersey, and Gee for Western mixed delivered
Canadian Peas steady sAes Of so bushels 81 j. h'e
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ing Railroad and the SchuyIkill Navigation Inc
former brought down for the week enoins on Ihuso'y
last % $50 tuns making so l9i tuns Tor the pfs.eu
fscal wear beginning Oh the LIST inst lbs ochoSnn
Navigation Compsny brought down 'or the S'eh en-
inc On Thursday last Q. lol tpDs, making to'a THIS
vea- lO4 O66 tuns against uns - the same
time last year.
Adhesion the Money mNkei is in eompsaAVey
easy positi n. First class paper y lO@l ee1lt'
The .srk, are discou ting 10 the e1ten' oil their re-
CENTS. yes-York funds we're scarce, and there ~
some dspser Of a ain Of gold to New YORK. me
Boston Journal day evening states that there
vse ruuors TIA; morning Of further trouble ~ '1e
Groce,,' Bank Of that city, TO the effect that Mr.
Tbsyer the cashier who succeeded Mr. kingman' has
,hsconded. ana that he s defsulter to the Bank
The Journal ssys:
"Tbe facts. we learn, are as fsllows The President
Of the Bank Nj. Reed, received o noe IRON MI
Thayer yesterday morning. ga, ing tns ne slouu no'
be able 10 attend the business for day or TWO GU SC
conn, of Illness Since then discrepancy has Deen
di,coyer,i in Mr. Thayers account to an amount not
exceeding $40 COO This discrepancy Is 10 the Bana
balances The amount ia but small and II T. snaii
antesr mat SIR. 1bsJer has Lot soscon1ed ana Is no.
able 10 reconcile this discrepancy, The amount oi nus
bord. il ample TO secure the Bank from any loss
We cannot but hope that TIE ruInors IN regard 20 MS
,bs,onong are erroneous and thst matters will all %
shown 10 DE correct at the Bsnk.
F,oa Ia I0vi.riAe Cos-ir
"Oyipg To- the warm weather the saughtering yes
terday vas pretty generally suspended. The recepts
however we're heavy, with fully $4,000 hogs IN the
mems of the packets last night. AS regards salss or
prices the market very quiet Yesterday VITA Vsr
little inquiry Oh the part Of buyers, AMI Al increased
anxiety among holders 20 eel. In the absetce OF
actual transactions We quote hogs a. s. 80 % net;
and Sith the present stIingency Of the money marke
it is eoubtfu Il any number Of aogs could be sold az
the lowest figure.
cover at New.Albany the hog killing seas'n hiss
fully ,tarted with the expectation of slaushternS be-
tween 600 and Is 600 head this season. Ak nson,
Thomas Il Co have slaughtered thus far this season
% 4l6 hogs and expect to receive folly $4,000 mo e,
including 900 head from Nashville. The h@ntucky
ho.s are ear all in though learn tina; thers are
tome coo head yet III Shelby County un.ol1 and
an sitinq purchasers. Early IN the season 1000 hogs
were Purchased st 0sersbofo by packers here at
ST. % ala S. 40 net, delivered they were to De
transported by steamboat at the rate OF 30 cents
head, and up to the presen! time but 800 hogs nave
been received.
"The great bulk Of the Indiana hogs have yet to
come in as the droyers ard railroad companies over
there are very dilatory Hamilton, Ricketts, n Co.,
at J. Jacksonville, have contracts for $4,000 Indiana
hogs 10 be slaughtered by them but thus far have not
received over few tkoussnd The total number OF
hogs euehtred this sesson, up to lest e7enng sums
t.l4,
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DIED.

COATs-On Mond.y mornios Dec H. In the 54h year of her
age, Ma. HAkBlEH u COATS, WIDOW OF the l,e John r.
CoAs.
The ieud and stqnantnc,s Of se family also the sads o.
her brothers Henry AID Arei Smith respectfully inved
anend her funeral from late residence NO. al Allen
street "Wednesday a. 81 without fIIths inv "
Funeral a. St. Marks Church, at 4 o'clock p
CROU EINsBIELO-At Seneca FAls ~ Y, on Sunday
ipg Dec g. aged 10 years. SARAH A., youngest daughter o.
Jacob and Mary Crowpibshied.
Salem and Boston, Mass papers please copy.
HAWKINS-At Ysphank, Long Island SUNDAY, Doc 16,
ROBERT HAWKINS lste Of this city aged SO years
His friends invited attend his funeral the above place
on Wednesday at O'Clock.
JACKSON On Monday, Dec. 10 at Clifton Springs Ontario
County, MU FUEICE ID. JACKSON, wife OF Samuel w.
Jackson aud daughter of the Hon Sidney futile. Thus
eneeds opg and protrscted illness of suffering which
was borne with Christian fouds and life resigned Ia the
perfect assurance Of glorious immortality.
sALEsIn this city, on Sunday, Dec. &c. aged IS years,
CHARLES WEST SALES.
His remains will be taken Taunton Mas for Intern
Boston and Taunton papers please copy.
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Passengers Arrived

In The United States Mad steamship Empire City, from IA
gtnraiDr. White, Capt J. TatnaI Mrs leopard, @. B.;
.srVsn. G'f BrayDs1 + TOWNSEND ~ P SINS. B.
Green, o. Parker and lady o; H. RusyGn f. Smile f. J.
JscE SON. NJ Pick Mrs. Wha.y, g. r. Uphsm. E. srownell
L. w Lowers X. ". Hsrs John anna. II. Vandeveer C.
B Wells f. Hushfe der. j Csmmsck, J. L. Earle, r. H.
Hooper E. b. Ketchum, VI. Lewis j. NJ Bojen, w Stew
81: and wife, A. h. Austin and wife u. W. Douglass, s.
Solomon NJ r. Grave Mrs Sanders, A. Fisher A. Stowley.
j. H. Hutton, Mr. Duncan, s. Psxon Lieut. Kenpsrd Mrs
Deevan John Hsyil, w Lamb George Harrison NJ. 0gdan
C. McLesn. wife, and infsnt Capt Sisson, Capt Green w
C. Smith, C. McCsuey D. rsrker, r l07 second cabin; 5
steeTeRe.
ship Pale.tine from London and Isle Of Wight-W'liam
H, Mrs Stickney and Ms Stickney, Mrs Baker
child, Ms Cspperon and child, Miss Cspperton, Mrs.
iliams, Mr.. Adams
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law INTELLIGENCE
s,orTpr OF COMMON PLEAS DEC. l7-Bsfore judy,
lkcp

COURT OF COaAON 1Lhho inv A''-osiote 'uuBo
OPAL CONTRACT.
James Ridole sgt. Wiissm b. Reynolds.
Mr. RIDDLE says he was partner with Mr.. Reynolds
and Thomas T. Firth in 1852 In contract given by Mr.. White
CIV Inspector Mr. Reynoli fr the remOsl Of Ofa &c
m the city, said contract 10 continue for five years. h,
contract was very vsuaos and he finally sold oue his in
t,res In said conscs TO ssd Reynolds In consideration Of
Seins paid by SID Reynolds $3.50 month ths period of Its
<eupletion lie 70 due to him said sres
In d.ep,s IL denied oy Mr. Res holds that Mr. Riddle was
partner having been employed as an assistant hd
be execution Of the eontrsct also hat he agreement
thst Of the city not ipulDs said contrast
the ssTecd 10 re paid 10 cease aud that the city did
cease 10 continue said contract.
DECISION OF THE COURT
The case wss tried without jury. The Court rem
deieo The folio wing verdict;
sGRAHAn Ill fbd the following facts In thsc.se The de-
enesbt with plaintiff, out In
the sd March 1853 that contract was then 10 force
the defendant and she Mayor & OF New York for
removal ofos &c bat uncer said contract with the May
the payments therein povi led for suspended from
April, 1858
That in Oct 1884 In consequence Of regu atoms with Com
nee of the Board Of Aldermen the defendant Agreed TO
render his with ths Mayor &c aud TO eesse them
end reese executed deliye cred to the Con-
froe and the said Of 900 pad thst such Of
money Included the audited allowed by the Con-
the defendant for monthly payments under said
that the Committee OF the Board Of Aldermen agreed
time with the fend.nt recommend 10 The Com
Council appraement and purchase from the defendant
bis lease OF Barren Island, owned by him
sid that such recommendation made ana
In accordance herewith passed by both Boards
of the Common Couuci bu. vetoed b. the Mayor; tht
sinee the of this action the defendant has
commenced scton against the Mayor &C. Of New York to
the with them full force sud effect and
has offered the received BY him Oh such
settlement
Oct 1884 TO- and tht the interest thereon S64 85
and fno Of law that the sntif entitled to
recover of the defendant said sum OF S4 To- judgment &C
Cordipgy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
MONDAY. Dec. II

MONDAY. Dec. Up III.
The activity of the Stock market continues aud
prices without important change, are well sustained
The movement In Ers and Reading continues to be
large OF the former she sales 5000 shares, aud
of the latter 900 shares. Erie opened at 500 aud
clssed at sos, shoH wing al improvement. of cent
on Saturdays prices. Reading opened at 81 and
closed at 92I, an Improvement Of ! y cent. Hudson
River was y cent bstter Central was 81. The
Weten shsres were generally active and firm. Ceve
land and Toledo improved y csnt. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh y cent. The ak months earnings OF this
road are stated at nearly cen. The January div
idend will probably be 2 cent Ia soads. The esrr.
ipgs of the road have been empoJ ed in building the
Wheeling extension. Michigan Central sold at 99s,
and Michigan Southern at 95l. Gslena and Chicago
was in demand az 1923 1922. Chcsg' and Rock
Island, SCI. Nicaragua closed at Saturdays price,
1s. Cumberland vas firm at 23l n 233. Ia Railroad
bonds the sales $4,000 ct full prices Illinois
Central sold at sig; Eries 1871, 7sl; 1883, 90 &c.
State stocks are improving. Among the sales were
$4,000 VUginas st 97Q97i; Louisasss, 90; Mis-
seuris, ss1, &c.
The business in Exchange has not been large as
yet for the steamer and rates are as before quoted
Bankers are asking cent for Sterling and 5.lsi
for Francs, but at these rates the transactions are
very limited. Firstclass Sterling drawn by leading
houses On Bsrng Brothers have been sold at 81 y
cert. The supply of ou' side bills Is better than for
the last steamer, but not large
Freights are firm, with engagements Of about
80, GOO bushels Grain to Liverpool at lO9l0ld there
we're umois Of ergsgemertS at 3D.. 800 ties. Beef at
6s Cd; 200 Pork As. I'd; so casks Rice at 35s. 800
bales Cotton at 9-32d and so hhds. Taliow on PHI
vae terms; and by he Bait, $50 boxes Bacon at 4Os.
To Glasgcx 400 bbls Flour at As. Cd. To Antwerp
30 900 bushels Grain at l5d.
The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad were:
EOvsm' e1, 1851. ~
Move nber, lboo.. I<O ooO 81
Decrease in l8s5.......,........... SI4Ol2 50
The business at the Cles ing House today wes
s24 4l5,OoO.
TIE Empire City from Aspinwall brings 81, 5O3 900
in gold on tie manifest, which gives 81 $3.50, 900 by
both routes. The Sub-Tressury also paid $4,000
Goveu ment drafts and s35, 900 by the Nicaragua
boat, which carries the same monthly remittance to
over 81 900 OOO not including considerable amount
Of Sterling bills and Government drafts on 81. Louis,
which are both equal to gold About 100000 were
deposited in the Assay Office, par. for CON- large
portion OF the deposits were conditional the deposor
having The option for day or tro of deciding if he
will take bars or coin considerable amount Of the
gold per Empire City was In American coin and went
directly into bank. The inquiry for bars for shipment
is moderate and the appearances at present indicate
that a large proportion of TO days deposit will be
coined We can hear OF but $3.50, Ooe in gold going
over TO Boston " morrow for the steamer. A further
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

(ksported for YsE fslBUsa sy J. r. 4 b. 8. Fsri
FIJI Beard $50 City S. c. & F. s9, 900 City R. 6.
p PeI COO Aleg Co IS ", 663 Penpe X ,t; 81
Sortistcwn Rao,d 'S! % Beaver Meadow Railroad 6 IS
Pnn. 4s 200 Reading ssrO,S g. AZ "a dS s.;h
Sci NV kill Railroad b. 45 q oo 40 N Lib 5., 2ii
Union Canal 81 100 Long Is ard Railroad ~ 800 do iS
s. Nav 6s 1872 74S 1000 Reading r. R. 6s 10 cssh sl 800
City wsusns, 81 goo Delaware RR g. u; 20 C,n
AM r. 6s IT'S SIS 76; 50 Long Island casa ~; 80 do
i93 go Go b5 I2a 60 sebuy. Nav Pref SOL 50 aesdins
&c; rs Lehigh Nav S. 49, Leheh Scrip to; 10 Sank
ETer board 900 schuyl Nav 6', 80, 7s 200 Residing
RI, &c; 10 Commercial Bank 5li.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

III. .sr sail, bad :,' ,-sl y: received os.r
soa "a ,Issn.S S If W. r.."G So 1. s R.o
Big Mrsnes. Ill., Susv, Il Dc. nab ,s,ny, te To rhOs.
Big Phwsh sh,tcssr Savannah % d. esttOa to Daaa.
Biz Pius,u HUI Gsorsetorn g. G. d. naval ,o7,. md
eottch 10 Dolnsr Potter CO
scbr. Nssar,, Smith, N,w,rs for Proyti-ps..
sehr May Ann Caroline, CHase, Phsds phi. for Pod
seei Emporium Y.ys.~ Pr PSl.t,lSh', so ssrpa
sehr Joho ton, Wilmington N c. naval s.
ssbr W H. sith. Ad,n, wnainst'n. naval sore. t,
sohr Msr, staple, Staples wimiO.,n, n C, 41, n,vs
sehr Reber Piet2u vi. H.f., " $. 50 d..
ssbr Nellie d Valley. Providence
scbr Jerushsa, Enoicot, V rsiDis ch4.clsL
schr Dove, Hudson, Virginia
sehr q a. Joha.ep. L9ss,t set, virs,uiA, etut,si
schr There's. arb vr,ius
a chr 8odlre ., johnson, Virginia
Schr Pioneer, thowas. Virginia
Sch Eclipse. Bro~n Vfsios
sebr j. r Shyp. shsrp Virginia
shr A. Pbsro, Crsmer, Pbiladelpbia.
schr P. L. Psny, Csnsan New bern naval R N.
ses SER" j. W. PhAro -. Yerfok naval store. % j. c...
sch- MyrOver Horton Char eaton d. cotton to Mccre.dy
scbr Mathew C. Durf.y J,m.', As1'n3r. eOs bound 70
Bo,ttp.
Sloop Rob Roy Smith. Virginia
Proesuer d. csrur Geer Norwich
Propeller Unc.s. Bstes Hartoid
Propeller Sophs, hi sd phl.. 49,
Pr per Laned, Char eIton y hour co too hos
&c to John Riley.
BELOW-B.rt Rolls fr,m Psrscols (IeDortsd By Capt
Hazard seaufug Levi uh,n) also orig Delta fn Choles
ton With ". pine reported by Capt OF s'oa mug
Huntress by Capt bs,zsd, BRIG Plumss, from Car
lesion; tsrk Clsrs Windsor. Port-au Prince.
SAILED Steamship UoioD, Budd fr Have tiroa 5. W.
Spit GIsnsds Griffin, for Hsssnsi ships Red KoYsi bos,
M San Prucisco. .ren.h Tho Pike fJr Lv,roool
Arctic Zeress for Lverp:o John, panner, for Cscatts
sspduskv, Rice, for Hsyrs
ulND--FtoD N. ~. 10 w w
The steamer C. Vanderbilt OF lss' xit y 20
Huptr.s al Titan, the Nys d1lsfs Poas
wners she wi undergo all necessary rspsia
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CoUhS JALpNpAE-TpI, DAy

SUPREME CoUF cNSnse,of T.rn@Gos III. 60 ls4
~. 80 ny TO- ~, u.s. H. III, 1877 ~ IS, 90, II, u ia
SUPRLsh CoURT-Geaeral Term Ss TO- morrow
walker ~ " NV w VI "" " '
,o, no" <6S PLEAs-Psrt Nos 1890, 1899, 1886,
~ .s,b MS. lilo lfe 1915 1910. 1924, 1899 1888 SO
e 12i7 1910 1851, ls55 l6 ~ lia2 l4lo l4JS 1910
SUPERIOR COURT I rial TJm-Nos $50, 1877,
~, 1os 71e, I'll, S2l, ISL. 1903, b42, 4l6.
SUPREME CoURT-Ctrcuu-Noe 2466, SOC, sos,
1904 1929, $50 sos, ts5, 622 6Ss s2s
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Arrived.

sesm,hip Cshswbs, rom New Oresis via Havana, 9th
inst udse ps,s. LIviDg ,ton, Cocheron CO. Dec H.
lt "a t5N lon. 90 IS W. passed ship ,tsenos show
black II ShiLe gTOund 50 miles from Hsysns
spoke steamship Qusker CITY. bound for Mobile; Dec u.s. Ia
q lon. 30 &c. passed shIp Herald; no spoke hiP
NJ Slomsr ds from NewOrlesrs for Hsyro Dec 10, on
Cspe Haeras exchst sed sgna, with ste sushiP .eeps
O. Msi steamship Empire City, Wnde. from Assinwsn
with the mails 40 passengers, and 81 SO 900 IN gold 'n Dan
Fran cisco, to NJ o. Roberts -, !,
TO LudlaD Peasants NH. A. q,
chip Palestine, Tinker, London and Isle OF wlsn, NOV
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lumber and spsra ~
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and plaster to J. b. Whitney 4 Co.
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salt to Permission Jones' 9Th ins In s S. Ion. a. exper
ensed heavy gale from l. during which split sails lost all