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Disasters, &c.

SHIP HowAD at Boston, It'll fom New Orleans struck nh
ulf Of the Torugas Shoals aud remained few hour,
cl PyrIhus Lieut.. Yorz which anchored near by
geged IN erecting the shoa rendered assistance
IRE CARGO or SHIP GEORGE L. SAMPSON destroyed by Ere
the from New York for San Francisco insured
Merchants SIS eco at the Atlantic and ~ the Ameresn
LETTER from Capt. SNOW OF bark Jenny Pitts Of Rock
land AZ Trinidad de Cuba, states that the lah az
while the bark lay In the harbor loading Ensand o
starting the karks stem post breaking mbe planks &C.
and making complete wreck Of the bark about her tcrn
causing her TO leak 10 inches hours by dschsrns the us
oerl ESQ hhds reduced the leak Inches Capt.
writes she will have be hove down be repaired
cauked and rccoppered He the under fun
head Of when abe run into the bark
QUEBEC June eThe Princes Royal Of Bristol from United
States Is reported lhore Port NeuenB By telegraph .
EllxcOd Walter, Efq.
TEr scHa May AM KENNEDY from Halifax for Montreal
stranded Tracade I'D u had the above the cabin
hogsed Captain getting cargo out. tBy telegraph 10
Elwood Wsltsr Fsq
scaR JULIA wsyco,t, from St. George, NB for Boston,
put into s. Andrews 18th inst having been into OF Clam
Cove Head By Queen bound the river The wz
bur lightly Injured, bus the what hurt
ScHR. MARY HOWELL, hence, which ashore WI
mngon NC. last april o. and arrived at w SIN Inst
where che wcnld 20 on the railway u repair.
ScHR ELLA SIMMONS from New ior6 for Swansboro " T.,
in tahs, ashore nsits tho bar Bogge Inlet Swsm
toro, I'd inst .nd may be got co. One.hsf the vessel
sured IN New-iork The t. y ashore the pse
winter.
AIssISG WHALING vEssELs.-Brg Amelia OF Sandwich.
Capt Nathaniel han.in sailed frorI New Bedford JAY
lass fer the Asnc Ocean since which has not been hs
that port July H. ls4 for the Atlantic OCEAN and h.s n
since been herfd from Schr Ngilu also Of OJleans tf
Smith, sailed from that port April TO- 1854 On the Iha
July following she reported lat &C. with 10 bbs 2
only fitted for about four months EACH there bat b
doubt bat they have been lost with all on board
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales Of Stocks at philadelphia.

Reported Tor TEE n. 7. TRlBUNE, BY J. r. r. B. tkY.I
Tir Bodrd-10CO City g. cash. OF; 00O do, 9t; $50
Union Canal 6 b5wn SO; GOO Aleg g. seubenyile 7Si
1000 49, 2GC0 SO; 900 Wilmington X r. 6s go
Il eco Penn H. r. 6s 1927 $50 Lehish S. 10 "; So aiding
r. r. lo cash 45 9 dol a. 10 do s' s and nd IT. 81
100 d. int 45 10 Lehgh Nav, cash, 69i 80 do b.
es! 10 d. go; 50 Penn r r., 4l do, cash 49, 81 do
Mead r. H. 81 90 do, b5 ST. $50 New Creek Coal Co, p!
q Schuyl Nav 81; 80 Schuyl Nav Pre S. 32i 81 Morris
Canal AZ; g. DO, b5 M; Western Bank 6,i GiraFd
Bank, 49, leo do cash. IL.
Befiseea Board-3O Pitts. Coup Ga b. e5i 400 Long Isl
and RR l6i. .
10 81 90 Penn RR. IS 1929; IS Penn KR, 43l Mnehi
RR 7sl vcksbug RR 81 100 Union Canal Prefd 6s l2
a Union Genial 81 do 9.
H1fer Board-8 Beaver Meadow RR. s5wn 81 10 Schuyk
Nav 2
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MARRIED..

BAcKus-LADD-In Summer Hill n. Y. the parsonage
Sunday June s. by the Rev. w. g. Hubbard Mr. WALLACE
BAoKcs and Miss CATBAsISE C. LADD, both Of Gsoion.
JoRpaS-BMGHsM-At Grass Lake Village Mich. on Wednes
day June G, by the Rev. II. Elmer WM. II. JORDAN Esq.,
formerly Of Columbia County n. ~ and Miss FANNIE T.
only daughter Of DR.. d. Bingham
MokkIs-sFyNOVR-in Wesaoreand, Oneida County, v. Y
the residence Of Warren Come ESQ., Tuesday June
3. by the Rev: H. H. kellogg, JosEPH MoRsIs Of Bethel
VI 10 CLAkA T. SxYNoUR daughter Of the late
Salmon Seymour
REID-WATsosIn this city Saturday June g. by the Rev
T. y Hatfield, his residence Mr.. g.SEs REID Of New
York, Mics MARY WATSON Of New-York, formerly Of
Land
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Arrived SUNDAY. June


Steam hip Roanoke skinner, Norfolk Petersburg and Rics-
mend mdse and pass. Ludlam & Pleasants.
Ship O. b. Lamar Msyhew, London 81 Dis, nldse and III
pas. to Durham & DinoD. 49,,
Ship b. Aynar Lampher MstanEas, sugar to Walsh Carver
slim w b. Travis Smith, Galveston May 90 cotton &c. to
j. H. Brewer. May 20, at. n 25 lon 81 80 spoke whaling
scb r. Sopher Proyiucetown cruise with 80 bbs
3D. oil MAY n lat Il Is, on 30 38, spoke schr Wesogs I'm
Lseuna foi New York supplied her provisions. May =, lat
% 4O lon "a p, ship European I'M oouhu I'd bosons
barn David Kimbs (cf Roekand) Ames sssua la Grands,
lC a. sugar 70 4. Harmony Nephews. =
Big Tevener of Key Vest Lester Key West, II days, 80
Brig Enterprise Br) Wseman, Windsor 10 ds. plaster 10
Schr W. A. Griffin BaeTc, Havana, 10 d. fruit to T. Gil
sehr Mobile Coyis. New leans, IS ds, cotton, &C. 70
sehr Helene States Wilmington, naval to $. l.
MitchIl.
scbr Ann Maria Conkn Wilmington, naval 20 g. L.
Mitohll. =.
schr D. wsuer Herman, Charleston cotton, &C., to Nc
Cready Mott L Co.
sch Bruce Pearson Georgetown naval stores to DOner
seh Laura E. johnson, Reid, Newberu, naval to r. M.
Schr Margaret Henson. City Point, ds.
scLr Kossuth, Churchill, Newburyport, mdse. TO g. w.
Lewis.
Schr. s. Gilman, Berry, Portland, CT, stone.
Schr. L. >. Pond, Cowe, Portland Me- mdse. 70 g. w.
Lewis.
schr j. H. strout, -, Boston, for Philadelphia.
sehr West Geem Kelly, Boston, fish.
Steamer Locust Point, lCromwelPs Lnel French Baltimore
CT hours, mdse. TO John RAey.
BELOW-Shirs Aurora Bunting Liverpool mdse. and pss.
Grinne Empire state, Briggs Liverpool May Inse
and pass to d. & A. Kingslsnd.
WIND-Sunrise, S.W. mer., Sc. sunset y.
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Anmidown, Soutbbridge. The subject OF accepting
he net of the Legislature allowing the Company TO
create preferred stock discussed and pending me
oncson of adoption the meeting adjourned to the 9Th
Of July, at ~ NJ meeting of the Board OF Direct
ors was held Immediately otter the adjournment OF the
stakeholder meeting, at which Mr. Edward crane
xas chosen President Of the Corporation.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON June 9-An San Frsnclsco May IS ship Herald
of the Morning Baker from NewYork Feb. Alec brig
J. Fakenlerg. 3msted from Manila In SO d., with
dates to April said be the shortest "trip record Reports
the arrival Manila March A. OF ship Flying Fish from San
Fra1cifco.
June lc-Au. ships Anna Kinbal, Antwep Harriet wing
Balimoe baIks Mary II. Rose, Palermo, Gibraltar May -
brig Abboord Galveston Weather clear with stong wv.
gale all day.
NEw-ORLEANS-Arr June 0, silas Holmes New.Yorh;
Amazon and Prometheus, Boston.
June eATr. ships E. q. Barry NewYoki Kate Swanton.
Boston.
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NJ NJ HUrD No. 10 Wall-st BRIDGEPORT, is Agent 'f
the sale of THE TRIBUNE In that city.
c. K. SMITH Co., SYRACUSE, " Y, has THE TEISrsf ~
sale.
Mesus DERBY. ORION Co and HOWARD SrAcG Gsss'As
suprly the Morning Edition o: TIE TRIBUNE At u r. d.
NM II. WATERS viii supply our friends In LITTLE 'A~
with The TRIBUNE =,
THOMAS THOMSON s Agent in INDIANAPOLIS, lpd' J" ~
sale Of TIE TRIEUNE.
Mr. H. MoaEELL ia su,horized 10 receive Sabsenps''
10 The TRIBUNE In CANADA and 10 receipt therefor .
Mr. @. w. PAGE, No. 81 Randolph-st, CHicAso ." -
TkIsvxE fer sale, and will friends In thateJ
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Receipts OF Produce

by North Rirey Hoais27N bbs Flour 81 pkxs Ashes 500
BIZ Wbiky 1916 pkg Provisions 900 bushels Wheat, 2g
bushels Corn 80 bis. Lard.
~ Erie RaroaS-l 65s bbls Flour pkg. Butter u
n 81 Aihes 89o0 siGes Leather. 500 pkgs. Proyons
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heavy rains having had little effect upon IT. Inc
ner AT Panama is completed 2oo feet and ready Tor
use The entire length il to be $50 feet In addition
10 the treasure brought over for the steamship limos
the Company have transported for the West insia
steamer $3.50 al Of silver and sizes 1882 Of gold-equa
10 million Of gold, as the silver pays = cent anu
the gold e cent freight.
We annex copy Of section Of an act OF the la-'
Missouri Legislature creatng sinking fund Tor 'ie
bonded debt of 81. Louis now amounting 10 ABOUT
four millions dollars This fund il s believed esu nat
inc the two million. railroad stock at par and without
dividends, will in twenty years reeye the entire aeO'
without resort to taxation or new issues:
srorIoy There hereby created Sinking tund toi as
City Of ST. Louis the proeeeS bS .ued by aid CITY Said
nd rs. consist OF the sale of the city stores 10 ooc
80 d In The wear 1854 three ourhs OF the net
rrrceeds of the sales o common and other laho
r. cifv whenever further sales made also all the
stock belonging the city n .9y tsIoaS ,5s .S
city. opposite 70 the same N me s@g OF m he sr Mon
day October In each and every yer pay over - %
az the cv which together with the money notes and
railroad above mentioned shall constitute pefp b
In addition 10 the above fund the City owns the
Water Works. from which the revenue is over $50 900
q annum. and other property, markets &c., over
100000.
The recent assessment of taxable property amounts
TO s52OOO,OOO; 1850, s2e,6OO,ooO; 1876, $4,000.
Total net revenue past year s6s6so4, estimated the
coming year s75OOOO.
Albert H. Ncolay's regular semi-weekly sale OF
stocks and bonds will take place on Monday, at l2i
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange On the list will
be found 5000 shares Lancaster Zinc Company.
The exports of Specie from this port for the week
ending this day, were as follows:
Steamer North Star, Havre gold bars. f93lO7 Of
Steamer North Star, Hayre AM coin. z2S,5cl %
Total for the week...............,.... 80 6CS 70
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SATURDAY, June 9-P. VI.


There was fair activity at the Stock Board to-day,
mainly in Reading Erie, Cumberland and Illinois
Bonds, and the market had downward tendency.
The bull movement in Reading appears for the pres
ent to have subsidized; it closed at co. decline of p
cent from the closing rate Of Friday. Eric fell off to
49, Panama is recovering from the late decline and
went TO lOl2. Hudson River was firm. The Western
shares were well sustained. Gaena sold at 100, fur
Their advance; Cleveland and Toledo sli; Michigan
Southern 1887 Michigan Central 90; Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati 1914. Cumberland fell off 2 cent;
we understand the May business averaged about $50
tuns p day. and that the demand for the coal contn-
ues good In consequence of the reduction of freight
and other expenses the profit the sales is nearly
large as it was before the decline in price. Ohio
Trust sold at par. Canton sold at 269 26l. The re-
port read at the annual meeting the 7th is very IA
vorable In Railroad Bonds the business was
500 600, of which sos 900 was Illinois Central. The
Construction Bonds fell off to 7s, but the FreeIand
Bonds were steady at about rs. Some Construction
Bonds it is reported have been sent out from London
for sale, and some sales have been made by parties
who have purchased Freeland Bonds instead. From
these causes the supply of Construction Bonds has for
day two past been in excess of the demand. Fries,
1875, sold at s93. State Sock. are firm. Virginias
advanced to 99i with private sales at par. Missouri
6s, 94I. Kentuckys, 1904; California rs, e7l About
$50 600 CALIFORNIA; received remittances from San
Francisco have been sold within few days privately
at s7dss.
In Exchange there is not much doing. The supply
of Commercial bills is moderate and rates 6rm at
1901 a llo3 for good bankers signatures. Francs,
5.l5d 5.l2I.
To Liverpool about 25, 900 bushels Corn were taken
at 3D.; 300 bales Cotton, a 1000 bbs. Rosin, Cd.
$50 tuns Logwood, IL. To Glasgow, $50 bbs.
Beef, 81.
The receipts at the SubTreasury were sl37 O52, in
Guiding $4,000 from Dubuque; paid, sl2, s2l bal
ance, s2,353, PSI. Paid from Assay-Ofce, s23s, 467
paid Discussing Checks s32 1888; balance to credit
| Of all accounts, 60, 256,92l.
The Treasurer of the Trustees Of the Utica and
Schenectady Railroad will sell at the Merchants Ex
change in this City the 18th inst, the remaining
assets of that Company consisting of the following
| securities:
lS4S shares NewYoTt Central par value slsi 800
10 bonds Of New York Central. q T. cent?. IL 800
| aS bonds Of NewYork Central, 70 eenIl... a300
The sale will be for cash, and as soon thereafter as
the accounts and dividend lists can be prepared a
dividend will be declared, embracing all the funds
except rife for contingencies of claims against the
Company.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company for Nav. 1855, were:
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MINIATURE ALMANAc.......rHis DAT.
SVN-Rses. g Sets..........7:O hooS-Rses. y
wArER..............rHI DAr
Sandy Hook 81 Gov Island. s. "a Hell Gste..... 6S
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JuSr 9-Bsfore
nd

Tins Bong motion DAY ne case OF COI hllney was
called Messrs Van Buren, and FanoheT present aud
made motion IN relation kneass the witness against whom
attachment issued day since By request OF the
Dict-AtfoIney for appearing agreeaby 90 ubpena.
sufficient beipg rendered the attachment sed
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Total ...............$l65-5So I


This is the fret week for long time which has
shown an increase, and this is due TO the smultane-
Gus receipts of large amounts OF Groceries.
The Exports for the week show large increase as
compared with last year, the amount being sl2i60sl
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Total for rs. ........sl3. PEI .0ei IS

The imports Of the week of general merchandise
were much larger than for the same week of last year,
being 81, SOC, 900 against s959,OO2. They include;
Sugars s535, 200, Tea s73,7oO Coffee slO2, 200 Mo-
lasses s79 300 Watches $50 900, Wines s537oO, Po-
tatoes $4,000, Rags $1,000, Tin $1,000, Iron
$4,000, Hides So, lOO Glass s96,9OO Cigars $751;,
500, Cotton s2s,3O Oil s27, sOO The aggregate of
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1oth..s.ssssss.s.%lpr1tO ~ rp,IB "
The adyices from the Panama Road by the steam
ship Illinois state that The road "a in rstrate order the
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coIrRr cAIFNDAR-Tus n,

COURT CALENDAR-TBIs DAY.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 407 225, AL, 4i2
67 SIS 7S9 7i9 574 594 s74 TO S7 l70 Part INoA SO
10 Ss8, $50 TO SIS.
Sur EmoR and CIRCUIT Courts already published.
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Passengers Sailed

IN ,asp vovtA stay for HareJsmss Thompson AZ
wife and daughter Mr. and Mrs Barker, o. Pssesn lss,
j. D. Kesro, Phil. A. Lsscher and wife, Mrs Lefsree
Horet o. Guifernent Sew-York, A. Loug,st. ID. haser
Th1nas Jr Thos Guile Williamsbursh; j. ". Maria w
EDgert and lady " York O. ID. CLARK Jr Baltimore j. n D.
and wife Portland Me = Berie. wife, daughter ~
,ervsni p Il. Roin wife and daughter q. A. CLARK wife ~
r. l. Mrs h. Allen. Ma Mercer, Mr. Frank Allen, ProsS
denee r. Robert Keeling Felix SeveTas, DR.. G. Goetzs
Csrison Chc.so C. Scmbero aud two lsies, Cuba, Joo
McGunn and lady, n. Y; Juan Roselo and Hsyaas
Hsmicn Potts wife three children aud servants Nespa,
RI; " de "a Gruerc wife and Mrs. Gies and fe,I
Lirs lie Sar, r. Cresper :. Equot y. Qnintsne IL Ca,
duro w. X. kb5y and friend NewYork G. Brown, ca ar
Lehtcnberzh n. T. L. COrdier T. Jaco. n Y; r. Gar1,5
w Somervile A. Bocher, A. Tscoby Mime. A. Movri, PA,
Nine. Dol AZ New.fork Jose Barrera r. Bory, A. hPh.s
Toronto Canada T. UzaLjon, J. T. Sweet Portland Ne
SesmaD, NY c. Nlyel, Do, w. Gale, Mas WA Rss
lar A. Vaner and wife, Cap, +. Wooougnow and wife Nev
Orleans, Capt A. Tyson snd wife Noble; Mis- Mary A. M,
che :. n. Zerner Auburn. n. VI Bornsnd T. n Krassy
Mr. Rromsr Syracuse $ Granger, b. Whi.ker, l. MseAn
Asudet j. Clofnls J. sicily wife and child; A. seneast o.
LANCE wife and children; A. De Si9el, l. Consss,
Ducsy p Noas A. Cairne. A. Gard A. Veirder, ,. Gor-
Jewell +. Bleim +. Morgone ~ Y +. Graft, A. hornleA R.
Swan Toronto; w Patterson D. Jsnay r. Lobat Js1ssy
A. Jones p d. Amy r. A. Lorts, r. James and LADY j.
Holt and Dr. James Rire, r. Leray, IT,, G A. brown H.
Anhier H. II. Nuns J. Jelct and friend, VIM smith and
LADY Dickson and l. Clement and friend, o. Sehf
Olcutt L. Green James A. Lore Nine Asirs aud daash.
ter Mics T. Feuressay Master j. Feunesssy ferDsnder wife,
two children and servants Mira L. C. Psten, Nine. A Come
aue and servant r. Srnesed wife four children and
vents, and others-Total 1872.
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MILITARY PARADE.-Ihe Second Regiment Of the
Budson Brigade Col Nathaniel Ellis will parade to-day in the
City Of Hudson lately known Bergen Five Corners Gen.
Wright will review the regiment.
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Markets. >. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. June g. 1855
AsHFs-The market steady for both kna'i sAies OF -
bls a, IS 756 IS SIT Tor Pots, and 50 for Pearls ,
COTTON-The bg0yaney and activity sun eontinue me
,es are reported 600 bales The scvsnce Tor the week IS
-.
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NEW,JERSEY UEIKS

The Rev. F. H. Chaplin Of New-fo' = ~
the Grafton on the Fourth of july az '"0
Celebration in Newton.
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Arrived.

steausbp Marion Foster 81 hours from Charleston, md
and pass to Spoford Teson CO. ON Friday at y A. Nj %
mites e. of Hatters exchanged signals with steamships Ala
bems hence for Savannah ard Souherner for Charleston
Brig Buffalo (Br stewart, Maitland Ms, via salem 10 ds'
plaster master -. AIM. IN
Sebr VIM Gregory (of Por'lsnd Crockett, Asusdls fh
NAV ~ sugar uoasses and coffee to- NJ onaSA Co. wee
sci 10 White & Duncan
sehr o. II. Pettlt Andrews, Georgetown naval stores 70
scbr l. s Boyd Mathews, Ocracoke shingles to master
sehr Mama Robnsoo, Plymouth shingles TO Benedict
Bros. a., -, M MA
more rndse. to John Riley.
sAILED-steamshps, Black Warrior, Bullock for hsysnsi
Nonh Star Wamack for Havana Knoxville Ludlow, for ss
yannah; tmes Ader Turner or Charleston; jamestown,
Parrish for Norfolk, &c ship North Wind Ripley, CacaA
The schooner Emily Ward from Wilmington, Is ashore below
dock Staten Island She will have be dseha ged
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MARINE COTRT-June q-Before Judge MCCARTHY.
~ Aru ron pypsONAI Injury.

Ann WAGNER the New rUrk Consolidated Stage Co
Action for damages in plaintiff being Knocked down
and injured by an omnibus belonging defendants, 9th
Anil IN Broadway The plaintiff about o'clock the day,
was crossing Broadway near Broome with child in her arms
and In front the horses heads of the omnibus in ques
ton which struck knocked her down. and severely cut
of cheeks She $500 damages In defence
II claimed that the injury from the negligence Of plain
m herso did the counsel for defence appear % be-
that they called scarcely testimony motion 20 dismiss
the conn denied Judge considering that should
20 TO the jury. Verdict for plaintiff $780, For plaintiff Mr.
T. Byrne. For defendants, Mesrs Sweeny and Andrews.
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SUIT AGAINST BENEFIT SOCIETY.


The defendants are Il benefit Association, composed
Of Germans The husband Of plaintiff during his life time
mem en- Of the bylaws provides that wife in good
strdng II the time Ofthe death Of member shah be entitled
while she widow and continues to be Of good moral
conduct rs per month She TO recover an
allie eed be due her under said bylaw aud the So
cey refuses TO pay the ground she has continued
be good conduct They produced Witnesses among
others who had been Treasurer OF the Society ana who
had guilty Of immoral conduct with
him The the brought testi-
fed that she up stairs and person her the wink
and opened plaintiffs door when she tound p 1f aud her
husband wing the he'd together 1t stated that they had
clio hes and lying the outside of the bed
65 years and had children and grandchildren
in court said be good character She denies the
charge aeged-ssys she lying down the outside OF
the bed that the witness nemed lwb0 believe, resided
the housed in, having drinking aud lay
down side the bed The testimony for defense
that the Court did consider sufficient credence
10 break the other side and gave judgment for
plaintiff claimed For plaintiff Mr. A. A. Phillips;
for defendant Mr.. A l.. Pinney.
SUIT FOR INJURY TO PREMISES.
Ceestine MORTAL Jane Winslow aud Benjamin Newhouse
Plaintiff occupied premises in the rear OF No. 80
Greene alleges that occupied No. Is Mercer
a. He the waercoet said No rs being out of
leaked his premises portion OF them
tcuary the basement and he had 70 ou lie brings ac
The defendants disayow any Tepon-
sibiiy severay deny being residents OF SAID NO. ~!
Mr.. Newhouse who believe keeps furniture store
having yet years II further appeared IN evidence
that females residing In the house but that
them tenants not shown by evidence be-
fore the
The Court found Of fact that the plaintiff. prop.
try had been injured alleged and that the defendant
under the the tenant Of the house question
judgment against him of plaintiff 50.
evidence that the other defendant
her plaintiff, MI. Geo. Shee.
FOR defendant Nj. *. d. Holmes
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Before Judge ROOSEVELT.

The estate having been partitioned between Mr.
Row and and the other heirs Mr. r. mis- Rdgeway AND
her children already stated having been excluded Nh Row
land expresses dissatisfaction ct the share allotted 10y drawing
10 him and he comes In asking that the partition may be cor
rected set ASIDE Argument heard Decision reserved
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The schooner Emily Ward from Wilmington is ashore below
Quarantine dock Island. She will have 10 be discharged
before she can be got oE
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CHURCH FAIR.-1'here will be Fair and Festival
Wednesday and Thursday Of this week from 10 O'Clock NJ
until 10 M ST. Paus Protestant Episcopal Church, 1.-THE
Rev Mr. Bruces) of Hudson and TbiTds Hoboken.
The proceeds the Festival will be applied TO augment
fund for the erection Of q parsonage
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RENTING OF PEws.--The pews in Trinity NJ. f..
Church Yorks Jersey City, have been rented or the total
sum Of the ensuing year, not including several choice
the body OF the church reserved for strangers All Of
the in the gallery remain free This income will deray
the expenses of the Church for the year.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-14
The school and the Scholar

The school is like the earth in spring time !;
it requires merely to be sown. But on that
sowing depends, perhaps, the harvest of centu-
ries. The one single word that tails upon the
mind of the child may determine something
fArhigher, whose consequences are felt through
ages; for the progress of thought is endless
il reckons its prosperity to the thousand gen
erations, TO the end of days. Therefore, the
Child is holy thing, for it bears Gods un-
broken seal on its forehead. Treat it with all
truthfulness and care for care has its reward
ifnot to-day hereafter-if not for you, for a
coming race Ie are laborers in Gods king
dom. But Gods kingdom has no fairer sym
boil upon earth than child with its innocence
than youth with his open countenance.-
OF such things are the kingdom of Heaven.