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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16
NEWJERSEY II,E1K.G

HoBoKEs TAxHs-The Commissioners of Appeal
have decided the Of TO increase the valuation
fixed BY the Assessors spon certain property In aging he
taxed estate ts estiin.ed
value lee. she mortgage and taxed the holders OF
the Of Them by denominating them chstes
The thus announced 10 $40 COO The decision
of supreme Court e NewJersey in the case Of Judge
Cooper Hobosen settles tho question that
ehsttel. and cannot The Commissioners Of Appeal
the vauson real estate the amount Of
ortegre Upon H. They also Increased the estimated
the ,hore front The ry property AMI the improved
belonging 10 the lilo )oken Land aud improvement
company They have also considerably increased the ysu Of
the improved meadow land lying IN tie Of Hbohcn be
Longing 10 the estate John o. CosGr from 800 10 100
tr aefs probable that the Hobokcn Laud aud Improve
uept COMPANY the OF the Costsr estate will appeal
10 m, Cout. The rat. taxation n Hoboken l. follows
For CITY purposes % cents mills per 100
Eor Co1uty purposes mills per-. 100
Msking So cts. mills per ...................slOO
The Charter OF IIobokel limits taxation to 50 cents 500
for City purposes
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BROOKLYN Y. n. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
To N, Ddf,o, If The n Y Tytbure

SIR: There appeared in the issue OF your psper OF
"Wednesday article relating to the proceedings of The
Brooklyn Young Mems Chr,tian Association at their
ast Getting which is manifeey incorrect and unre
ate in many particulars that TO permit its statements
70 remain uncontI addicted would be injustice to the
Association, ss well as TO truth itself.
The first positive assertion of the article in question
is quite uDtue-ai least three fourths Of the members
voted for Freedom ana Fremont. The Board of Man
seemeDt insisting of % members which is fair rep
resentave of the larger body in this particular stands
as follows: II voted for Fremont for Buch an,
for Fillmore, l out of the country, and l unknown.
Presidents of three Republican Ward Clubs of The city
were active members Of Association and in the ell
Gent Rocky Mountain Club OF the County three
conspicuous places in its Executive Board filled
by our members boldly challenge any one TO pro.
duce from our large roll Of membership 20 men who
voted for Buchanan.
10 regard TO the chHge OF maneuvering, CHI )king
down. &c the truth is this A member proposed res.
ouions coDdemnaiory Of slavery which were seconded,
but from ignorance nattenoD to parliamentary rules
lott the opportunity Of advocating them. A member
of his ON church moved thai they be laid the table
until the ne meeting which amended by motion
10 Indefinitely POSTPONE, not from opposition to the
principles contained in them much AS from the desire
Of The m.ority pres nj 10 avoid a discussion which
could but do harm, ard from which no good could
come T. j. l. H.
E,ooliva. Dec II, 1896.
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TAuYtrt'stHtnI ut.
pICTI-RES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

RooT's CoLoEED PHOTOGRAPHS unsurpassed
RooTs CRAyoN PHoToGRArHs new sad beautiful style.
RooT's MELASo1YfEs improvement the AmbrOty pc
Roors superb DAGUERREoTYPEs. Twelve God aud Silver
Medals awarded Gallery No SOS Broadway, Frankn-st
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GO-AHEAD ART-PROGREsS ~ THE WORD
PokrRryPEs for One Shlng-remsksble for peri ,con.
economy, and speed of taking them; l0e daily PHoTo
GRAPHS elegant only ST. Depot Of Art No 80 Broadway
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TIE Rev. Mr.. Van Nest Of SesYork vii deliver
i..,e - . eyc1ins On TIE Elements Of ChGst~t" he
P.crrei Du,ch ca arch before lie BseosiAs Literary Asss
18Th. lafc
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RovDYIss-About 3 O'Clock on Saturday m ,ruin z,
the lager saloon =, Nj xyeE No II Reuseo stree
.rtlrted ~ Of drunken Tor1ies who deoi.hei the
with ane also amazed the furniture a1d
Considerable extent oHeers Heins .ad Koch
one OF the sns named rompns Hollis while the others sue
css1fl Z n.skiE. tteiI cscaP--
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JERSEY CITT MIss!oNARr AND TRACT SOCIETY -
The Third Anniversary this Socety held SUNDAY
evening Reformed Dutch Churchin Wayne street There
wa full attendance The Of the Clergy Of jersey City
yere present The report the Secretary j. Youn stated
that the Al $50 ysi, had been made 70 spe' an
alto ttarts making 1854 page Of tracts had been Dis
u.d this time Is chi dren have been induced 10 a.
tend Sunday School BY the rs distributors nations to the
dbured 20 the The report Of the Tfea.ueT showed
the Society to b. in debt 49 collection Of Dol was taken
nm ysnins toward iqndang This debt New officers were
elected viz: President D. J. DsnOrh' Vce.Pre'iden T. H.
shafrr; Treasurer, L. Day; Secretary La"lcr BOARD
OF Ten Managers chosen.
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WILD CHERRY. We hear so much said of the

wonderful curative power of DR.. WIsrARs BALsAM in all
Of Diseased Lungs that feel perfectly safe In
NEEDING it for genera for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis k
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iuTes considerable eItsat oEoers Hens
one OF named rOmpkins Hollis while others s1c
ese1ed L n-.kiEs ttsiE escaP-
AccTpEST-A laborer nAmed John McDermot en-
poyed Tutte. coal yard South seventh street bad
- ,Iip, .s,irst hi, es Before b. w5BS5 -. s,s..
=. the di.pnssry injured hal losi .5Sut soa Of
deTed. he would have hled to death
CHARGE OF FRAUD WuHDRAws.-A paragraph
.ppe.red days sEce stating ths; Henry C. B.aop h.d
ehArse q frAsa for P..sios worh-.. ebeck
I'm. No p.e mon wtom .Ss bel ~. p.. NJ g..
having redeemed the check afer "certsnng that va.
worthless.
ATTEMPTED BrRGL4RY.--On Fridsy nigh, 40 W.
- O. T B1nne No s9 Graas street Tn. , . ,s,
il1 fur vcorne valued At 50 vas stolen from the or- Of NJ
Prd.r in Grand street md coat stolen from Mr. H.
clothing store ID the same street
Can ACCIDENT On Saturday, the horses attached
,or,rd the ey speed sever. passenger, Jumped out
and three persons were somewhat nnrsd The became
doek. Both considerably damaged
TurTT OF SILVER WARE.-The rnsidence OF Allied
Isdd 40 is Remsen street Vas entered By thieves srdy
veDs vho sacked the front the servants
y rfTs Pr v w.rs .y marked w to the IN 1 t15
of.tout $50
IpySruILD The woman who fell down deal in
Dr. ! B.ri.rs office, No a6 Clinton street; Friday ngh,
T,r y, .rr near Third .venS. Gow.na 81 va,
~ vexs Of Her remains in charge BY hsr
siycs
P,cEPocKYr ARRESTED On SATURDAY. evening
C.r Tbnism Of the Fifth District police colorcd
Nv In The act OF picking the pocket Of lady named Emma
pole while waking through Grand street The boy
nitted to tue cells to await examination.
VALUATIONS OF PROPERTY IN QUEENS CorsrY.-
The following comparative statement Of the value Of real
.d psr,ona estate Of the several towns in Queens County
Fia.siagNFOT 1855 sisn,oo5i for 1855 s.a5sOSS To-
Nsh Rs~y.fesd-For 1885, So sa 80 for 1855, +2.2s2
Henrstead-foT 1850, sa9s,OO for 1855 t2sll,iso In
Ja~aied For 1856 s2e65sso; 1885 s25s5C5O Increase
XsiSisrr-For 1856 rs; for 1885, t4sA57a In
0,,ier Boy -rOr 1886 IS 49, cO for 1885, +2sla5o In
Tots, increase ss7o OF which sai 80 the increase
real estate.
follows: Hampstead s5l; North Hampstead. fis Oyster
Bsy SIS; jamaica SIN Newtown, SI77 Flushing, sal
BrsHwICK SUNDAY-SCHOoL.-M the anniversary
m ipr q the sabbath School attached the old Bushwik
R. D. Church. few evenings since, the Superintendent
ported during the the whole number ot scholars
isO average atiendsIce 81 number rected from
scripture from the Hymn book, II 28
from the Cbds Scripture Question book, H. ~ questions 10
BY the school for missionary purposes go The whole
Humber ovcrses reced for the wear 1855 $50; increase
for the year just ended i6,iSl.
BURGLAR ARREsIED.-On Ssturi ~ evening Of
fcer Travis Of the Filth District police arrested boy named
Henry Curtis who i'm PHI sted with the Of bur
qA no were arested in IN. Eastern District Ar
cused va committed by Justice Garry.
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ENGINE TRIALS PRoHIBTtD As several OF the
II ike Cor rsEis. Of Re E.ers District spirit OF rivalry
conference tee pwer u their
.uS sec.red cs~1grs "w.sn-. Chef EaEinesr T..
is no, them that b viii suHsr tris. Of k 20 b.
unless peTnson 10 fst Obt.Lsd ,r1
- The IRE laws prohibit tsIs Of ski Common C5gn
will 70; be likely e interfere IL IL matisr
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Tn. Rail of the National Guard, Capt Van Hou,ea.
took I.oe ojd-yeo-' Hal IN that city last s'eaas sae
rssseG or IN tine s'yle
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EXTENT OF LIQUOR SELLING AND DRINKING.

To the Editor Of The n. Y Tribune.
SIR: Your reporter misunderstood my remarks at the
Tabernacle on The II inst there stated that, a. the
retut Of ny investga,ions this city contained Is i3
ss)oons, dram shops, and other places in which inox
eating liquors sold at re'a that in the great
majority Of hose places it sdrank the pre- misses and
that estimating the population at 80 900, there must
be about 400, 900 drinkers This number includes OF
oOurse, the temperate and incorporate drinkers Of all
sges and Of both sexes. You add that the en'ire
population Of the city Is years Of age hardly
100000" am sorry TO say that very many of our
offhem drunkards Our criminal Irts proclaim this
terrible truth too plainly every day, 10 its proceedings
end presents of the most alarming aspects Of the
city Of our pride and oui hope.
Az am The subject Of errors will add that the
language attributed to one in The TRIBUNE few days
ego was never uttered by me; but except for the pes
ent opportunity, should not have noticed it, presum
ing no msstatement was inten6 ed.
Very respectfully, L. s. CAPRON
Nttc- York, Dec IS, 1855.
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HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRoTYPEs at
BRADy's GALLERY,
No. $50 Broadway. over ThJmpsons Saloon.
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,ho,r,en him and Washington were subjects OF
efiH'V .e.t in the hands Of the eloquent lecturer
rau''' numerous historical incidents which were in
'hDe throughout, added much to the profit of the
SscOurse.
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HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBkOTYPES al


BRADY's GALLERY,
No. $50 Broadway, over Thompson's Saloon.
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I ADVERTISEMENT

OLD SOAP-As hard as bOne--free from rOsin-
the wash. Delivered by the box in
part Of the city Brooklyn by JAMES PYLE No ia Wsrroo
y. Orders by penny post attt Dded to-
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royed in Tu;tle. coal yard South sv,sh street bad ven
below the pan. Saturday by piece
Of COZ, ront Axsnst lis les Before ID. wound v,s te..ei
the drsr.sry the injured hat lost about ,.loa OF
b time had medica assistance bo~r Eel.
dered he would have bled TO death
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Fsr,rk OF PKIsosKRs yRos The CELLs.-turo
n ,ours burglars recently arrested n the Eas'srn Distinct
SeT M e,csprg The cells In North f;ih street sooat
~ oet 90 Pdsy nahI They up the p.ass fota he
trni snt pred three Of tie n bar. ron tas
Ill 49, which sdasd Of Ar esrvss and from teoace thsy
ssseI sds wtgeow Into The street saa up 70 ss
srssot In Ss<s 49, escASs1rsd Tss names - Us
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Prisoner. wn NeEiH. IT, D.ni.s Miller James ,gs,a
and CiAr.G> Ne<h.
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FoURrH WARD EvEsIsc SoHooLs.-we pissed a
coupe Of hours in the Evening Schools Of the Fourth
Ward last evening, in company with several of the
officers Of the Ward. The classes in Mrs. Lunch
school were getting along very fsvor,bly tho higher
classes being unusually advanced in reading and pea
maptbp. The attendance is about 10, with eight
Teachers. In Mrs. Galaghers school for boys the at
tendance is 2t6, with seven teachers. Both schools
are in good condition, and answering their purpose
Mrs. f. Cakes Smith delivers a lecture 10 the girl,
school this evening the subject being " The Dignity
Of Female Labor"
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Awrur DrArH.-At Chappequa, Westchestcr Coun-
ty, on Tuesday last, Mrs. j. Stock well wife of John
Stookwoll, an Englishmau, lay down on the Harlem
Railroad track just before the arrival of the Albany
Mail train, by which she torn into shreds II is
doubtful whether she did this puposely or other wise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

RAILROAD BRIDGE BURsED.-Tbe large railroad
bridge across the canal at West Troy was entirely
destroyed by fire, together with 200 feet Of pile brdg
ing, at O'Clock on Sunday morning. How toe fire
originated IL not known nor the amount of the loss
1t is said that it will take four five days to repair the
damage done.
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this region and age Of degeneration Of potatoc, /, i.
rather remarkable.
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THE FIRE DEPARTAET FUND COScsRT- ne safe
Of poor Of the this affair did not take place on
FRIDAY evening expected owing chiefly 70 difference OF
oiuou the propey aud policy Of the movement The
Object to increase the proceeds ot tue
the benefit II the fund but a. some OF the
oa her. of the demued and coniieIabe mum
Der of the tickets scerad had been sold without h-
condition being under the Committee decided to abandon
Tie .so and avoid any division feeling in the Department
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Rrsuw1cr SUNDAY ScHooL.-At the annivensar,

BURGLAR ARRFsIED.-On Ssturi " evening OF
fcer Travis OF the Filth District police arrested boy names
Henry Curtis who 10 i'm ated with the Of young bur
who recently arrested IN the Eastern District Ac
used " committed BY Justice Garry.
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Cu,pcr ~ FRAUD WIrHpR,w,-A ,.r.--.nb

appeared days 'Ece stating ths; Henry Bishop hd
In arrested charge of Asa for p.ssins ~orh-. ehek
.ed Edwin Trzv. The charge 6As been
by M Price upon whom the check passed M B,hop
having redeemed The check AFTER ertsnuz that va.
worthless.
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We stated day or two since that NJ. Henry c.
Bishop bad been arrested charge Of fraud for passing
worthless check drawn by Edwin Travis II is due Mr.
Bishop ray that upon full knowledge OF the facts and Of
worttees of the check being brought home 10 him BY Mr.
Price the complainant he Mr. Bishop immediately arranged
pay the check and make fell for mis- mistake in
matter. The complaint thereupon Withdrawn.
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HOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBROTYPEs at
BRADy's GALLERY,
No $50 Broadway, over Ihompsons Saloon.
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ATTEMPTED BrRGLARY.-On Fridsy night AZ IN
.ucce, attempt va. made By Surss 70 enter The dry goods
sts ~ o. Bennett No l62 Gans Tn. sane even
liz fur ycorne valued at 80 stolen .orr Of NJ
Pirdsr Grand street and coz; stolen from Mr. H
cloihius store in the same street
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The dwelling house and printing office OF me lste
George Evans in Rsrtsn township NewJer,ey destroyed
b, Ie on the 9Th inst ana Matthew Cosshan -d :!
in the flames while trying his money sfV
~ cb h. wa. about 10 send 10 hi. mother 10 Ireland, "n
which 10 pay her passage 10 this country
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THr Qr,RAsTISE-Th The Report Standard Gays
The Legislature of Nes-Jsrsey passes law 9yas Ne"
b.hing the Qu.ranne there Gov Newell will positively
he tl The Standard adds thst II remain. % DC seen
hes he will take equally energetic in the even Of
foble possession the fecbooers who have
air. adv stolen Staten Island and virtually, Jersey CITY,
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PIcEPocKrT ARRESTED On SATURDAY. evening
Cfeer Tbnism Of the Fifth District police arrested coorcd
Nv In The oct Of picking the pocket Of lady named Emma
Pol. while waking through Grand street The boy
niited 10 tue cells await examination.
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Advertisement i.
WATCHES AND JEwEIRY. for Holiday Presents.
1or. fresehtA
FANCY Holiday Presents
At GILBERT BROTHERS., No. I56 CanLst
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Am,nrsmed Jamts McCleary dad IN tbe Pater.on

,.r he n derfCm trrrntns ~ IS 20
.1 ,isnily aId ben lie sh-a snteisa .ae s1s .ss
uorrirr that place pr'sntsS :s I. s.a.ast VII n.
a.a.. toS, "a, Ss.s, eovsrEi to.ri ths Dc, s..S
kass thsy gu hssk Sad bis cha a.. ~ 'ss s's-,s 80
szs,ipx cot. II, WSs i-sl eAa eo-l
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Lectures are so poorly encouraged N Newk u .h-
Winter la. nties. the patronage h. VIM
.rd alec for tie rent Winter Firstci1s' e0'"'s navy "
dressed suci,nees OF 10 psoPse and h'-
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BURGLARY Farrell young man. was ar
arrested yesterday charged with breaking into the stable Of Mr.
Geo. Smith who sides No sc Sheriff street and stealing
hefom set Of harness. The property was found 10 posses
of the accused Officer LOOMS Of the Eleventh Ward
Police and he committed by Justice Brennan for tris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

on OF THE PorAToEs.-Henry Gridley oil Union
Oneida County n. Y, raised potato oil the e''''a
red variety that weighed one pound ten ounces n"u
measured foot four inches in circumference
would no, look Ike large potato In Caiiorns' ou' ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

Can ACCIDENT On Saturday, the horses attached
20 railroad became frightened in Fulton street and r,n
ovrrd the ferry full speed Several passengers Jumped out
and three persons somewhat injured The horses
1s,ehed and the In collision with another on the
dock Both were considerably damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

REAKRFsTED On Saturday Joseph Co lns OF Jer-
v City-,he rry who stabbed "wednesday
r last By Austin in diff Guilty on one OF tie ferry
bots-wss g.rded BY bis physician, Dr. L,kLs "in dan
,,rous condition. liable time to the lock jaw
n, The Elects wound Austin had been released on
sac bail Recorder Beefrd caused him 10 be rea rested on
s,rd.y nisht 10 await the result injuries inflicted On
suulay Collins had improved a little.
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IpyyrITIID The woman who fell down deal in
Dr. B.rEt. owe' .snVOn .s - on rnasy ntn,
T,ln.r Eirhih Third svenus Gowsnus She
yesrs Her remains were tssen IN charge BY rel
sfiye
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ARRrsT OF GaNBIERs.-On Sunday night Assistant
Csu,rip Griffith with posse Of police. made descent upon
s. house in the Sxeenih Ward and arrested Jo.eph
E.cn George Lang John Conrad Anthony Lsns aud William
X who caught In the act Of gambling The accused
pAriies committed to the celia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

THrTr OF SIIvER WARE.-The residence OF Alfred
sdd No Is Rensen street entered BY th-v-. Friday
v.ins vho sacked the front bsefaent while the
yer. rrererns The sPsrime and ,ucceedd car
wing silver mostly marked r W. W., to the value
offs kOIt q 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

INSANE Andrew j. Ba'ey was given 10 charge OF
tie s-co1 District Police on sund,y by bis who feared
be might pure himself He is sborr under religious sanity
He cent h s.aiives the State of Maine yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

IDIsTIFIvn.-Tbe BODY found IoWnel N nc I1
boxer some day. ago la pFoyet % Dc z o.
Roseh a psirier residing In Twtn'y ain;A '.Ie7'' w.
lie tAyes wifi Cc Children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

Oryile Cardner. arrested 90 Tueday iast I0t vss
o,s., scps md estted in default Of 30 BAL 70 e.
u pssc IN New Jersey or years iGe "a. ''hea "a
and Is ssAn =; Iberty.
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THE FIREsESs Row.-The persons under arrest
(fr participating In the fight between Engine company w.
and Hoe COMPANY No. / On Saturday eyenos A4j we
bnush before Recorder Bedford yesterday mornn Jhe
Quincy Adams DISCHARGED there b-og no complaint sgans
rim kndeyg Dunn Andrew L. hsr and Michael Walsh We
held bs so zach keep the P-see for in iron o.,
French has caused the apparatus u Aese oc
pAuies TO Be !Ocked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

SAVAGE FIGHT BETwEEs PollrioiANs'-Johh y
Frazer, Thirteenth Ward politician, ana Francs
CLARK. politician Of the Eleventh Ward got INTO
fight ON the 18th inst when the former was severely
beaten and kicked, and came near havios MS nose
bitten of by his adversary, who got between n''
teeth. Frazer made complaint against Ciark oeiof'
Justicc Brennan, and the Magistrate is'ael waf'an
f0r the arrest of the offender
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-16

The Rerort of the Nev.Jersey Agricultural Society
n ss Ste G.r,. Nexart Ct s;es that gro vas pad
rremirn. There were 600 premiums in money silver cup
tooks and diploxAs-
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-29

FIELDING NUSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
or CONFECTIONARlES.
Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, NEARLY
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
HAvlNG this day REDUCED his price.
III he 10 prepared to furnish all kind OF
CA n DY 1t WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
more favorable terms than can be had in N.
Orleans and having experienced workman,
his candy will always be PURE and FRESH;
care being taken that no "deleterious ingre.
dient' il used in its manufacture, as il too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS aud from irresponsible houses.
He trusts that the trade Of this, and Ire
adjoining parishes, will give him their OF
ders to fill, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality Of sugar in market, and be-
ing in correspondence with one Of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line.
September 7,-y.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-29
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II AS JUST RECEIVED, 4 large and
III we'll assorted supply Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS, which, together with the
stock Of Fancy MttLfrARY Goops on hand
will be sold At the very lowest prices
The Staple Dry Goods consists in part Of
Cottonades, Bleached h unbleached Shirt
ings, Irish Linens Warranted puse) whits
and unbleached Linen Table Damask Nap
kins and Towels Mosqueto Bars, Of every
description, &c. Purchasers may rest as.
sured that oil TIE goods in Store, are Of the
first qnality and best manufacture none
Of that doubtful class Of goods generally
bought at suction--but goods pure hased
from the most reliable sources
O'CONOR.
Third Street-Opposite post office.