davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sSDsor nIyss s Road! tPss. Ware. az. W sa.
90 ro.: !;.. 9; S.y nd ~. = .s.o.
ii.so n--1A,ouss E,p,s. ssa Nal ~ ' .sss"s.
$50 r....s, .s a. 's'..
400 p n.-ses sns p..seos.r all
a-fsasi:S- a'S "a. .is S...: s a.
ssS -sa. sas VIZ i ..asa: ras,;: :s1:.
HARLrM ROAD -Depo corner Of wAs. ..1 c....r ,v.,41
ZIG M sss., ID W. %., sss At .s, : s. %1,
s!Ss Tr:i. Bats: I'd .ia. S.s Wa. rA..
Ys: W. +: A Tr.s q .hs .s ::.s'
Is. E, MIA WAN s, snds; '.d n
EIwH HAVEN RoAp-rpe,s. Broadway and c.n.i.s..sI
,sS. s-so.s. 11s:. s,.S1s :: I'd s9s.por
So s-ss.:s: a:;:s ::%s;s soc-.s: ..4...s.
4oop m-Aeeonlsoa.uor Th,oun. a.aoa.
SiSS a-Fc, cis': s'.si.', sH'asoo. 70 rou cA.....
100 1S.S l,!AsD se4n . !. sou. . '
' &C., :. ,. :so H 1ssi.
Scop m-H.ms.,sed ali station. 70 H.mDs,ss1
Csc p m -Jsmses al stations 70 Jamaica
ERIE ROAD EDsps' foe. o. D..:. street. North Rived
$50. sSs.e nd Daaiia I.,r..: CHEF station.
asa m Mail, al stations escept four
20, %as.,a .1S, Va; s,i1 .s.:os .'''
sDp m-EnUan,, nearly all ',si0na
sEwJERsrr RoAD-rBepo, foo, Of courtl.sd, .~... r.
lisS i.s,..: H:ss:,l s,iss;': ;:sss.
aoOp m--Eev Brunsvek al stations New Brunsw,k
D. m--Esprss Through prsneipsl ssatoos
o m New Brunsvpck all stsilonA
o. m-Ensant through p~rae,psl ststioua
m-- New Brunsvisk. an stAuonA
Rshvay IL 4, Go ~ 40
Trains for Fewsrk leave nearly hall hour.
MORRIS AND EssEx ROAD.-[Depo foot o. couraasdtt, ~
IN -Haeketstovn Passenser, al stsusna
IA m and Mfburp Accommodates, al station.
m HacAstsov Pssse1Ss, an sts,onA
$40 m-DoVef Accommodation. an stauoas
NRwJRHsRI CENTRAL ROAD tDepot Per No North River.
m Passenger Throsxh, ell stations
a On II onervile Passenger, an ststocs
m Ihroush. ell statoss.
$50 D NJ Passenger, all stations
CAMDEN AND AmBOY ROAD.-(De7o,. Per No /, Bsse1l
go m-Phikd-lphs Throush, all stations
Borde Phhsdeiphta
I,O Hmisrsn through % Pklsdelehu, al asioaa
$50 y m-EIDress through 10 fhAsdepAla all stations
400 m-Lnsrsnt Through ell stations
All 70 b. seanboa, John Potter 10 Amboy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
MARRIED.

T.%... 9th. bride; Atss, 0is.sp'.. sss
L.pd, Mr.. A Adams of Wethersheld, Conn. " -
MAparettaJ Tisbout Of tbs former place
BARNEY OTHERsPOON-0u Wednesday, Dec. ~ y
the Rev Dr. Tuttle Mr. Nathan Bsrpev 70 Miss Lsss -
daughter OF Jas woh~upoon, eco all OF tLis city
CARPENTER this city, on fharsdAy, Dee
rs b. Mayor Hail Of Brooklyn, Edward H. Carpenter 70 Ase
Loui.a Bower both Of Nsw'f sth
DAwsoN-HEY-On Wednesday. Dec ~ By tho asv 4; J.
Wright, il the UIitsd Pre.by,shsn Cha.oe. t.saty saS
street Mr. James Dawson 10 hss aarJ dsy e'ss &C fsss
shire, England
-wILLIAMs-on Tue:d.y Dee .; 4 ss' -
Dousass OF Ne~ FORK ~ Mss Adelss sidest aapshess
VIM. Williams. esq, Of NevEk, N J.
FREY-BANEEa-os Thu sd.y e..uiaj Dec sy a' ~, =
W. MeAli,tsr, Mr. L"us Frsy1" MIS- as's>''' 'A-A'''
this city, - .
oILhosE-IRwrS-on w.ane.d.I Night. Dee. ~ ~ ~
Rev DR. John Mcleod MI william ohmors ana ~
Jane Irw m, both Of Nsw-forh City. -
HowEs-CLAYros-A, Brooklyn, on wednesday pss =
b, the aev Paddock q ST. Peters kytsgpsl Cn;sS
Eslkns Ho~ss TO Sarah A, slasss aaasA's ''ss
LRwIs-BAKrR-At Hsysnns Msss on Wednesday bsS
~ b, tbs ssv J. s. Brownson, NJ Esrs y Lsw stssssAr
IN ~ T. to hss Abss .. Baker Of tho former pisss
Dee p. BY the Rev s. W. s Outten Of N.wHsvos. a. u
mcfarland ESQ OF n TO hss Sarah A, secosd aAashsss
OF rs II Lum u sey~our - -
oLMsTEAD-sHADDLE-on Thursday Dec . the 0s
Hernh.,e Bound sIo-k N. j., By the Res jobs A Vas
eso.Ster Of n v. Shade ESQ.
lsIpMAE-MOORR-Ih this city, on Wednesday Dec ~ ~
the Rev sr CsyIe Pastor Of 'ss Hsn '.,,et Church al
Albert T. sdmsn q srwMt. N. j., to Mss Ansa MAJ
Moore formerly Of Rahwsy
sTEvERs-C ORNELL-At Trinity Chapel, on Thursd'H
D,s Is b, The Rev DE- Besl Albert 0sllsta 5ssvsas 10
Ane i Louise daughter Of the late John H. Cornell.
W. psW ORTIZ " HlTTLEsEY = A. vssminssos Geo.
s, r LILY y t Daughter % Of a-s:
Wlt,I.ssv ESQ. Of Fnminstoa. .
L-BsiDoEAAsaOn TnaI.d'J De- . % "a q %
man ali of New orb cry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
WINTER, 1e5S-We have tsst m.,,f..t,a

nom our ln atons for the ssssoa very ars. ssso
a ., OUT has1ss and other styles ofwnssr Ovss
90 10 A.o sv.ry .rs. and beautiful ss.srtn.as
Otter, Seal and other fsr. confined exclusively 70 IA
Our stock Of BOYS WHTgR WLAR IL vsry sounl.s. "a
which in its the stsn ton Of heads OF hmiIsa "
We have so received last for the s.s. n
WHITE FuRsfsHING Goops-Under-Wear Rsbss de- Chm
bre, Shirts. Gloves Shswls &c.
We offer great nducsmsots to close ost this very large s.seh
OF elegant WnTEn CLOTHING, have co9msne.d de
man afsotArs 81 oar Spring stock ID. DsvLIx Co.
Nos -, f5o and ~ Broadvcy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
DIED..

ALLES-op Friday Dec .. Charlie: A. 600 % Cs'~' a Ne
And. Alien s.:s y.. !. mn, ina '.t = .A -
is5. .ls e. ,S 10 w.., kss.s on .:s
AIyxARDER-In Brooklyn. on wednssdsy Dee ~ Of 80
sunptop, hsrh Alexander aged I" ysMs $3.50.
BIsa-At Rye wssehester C.gsty On $780, ,s.s
Dec "A after short Mne's ~IiiAm 'a''' ~
:" =" ~ None knew him bu. to love him,
Nose named him bat 10 prasss
BLIsH-At JAZZ Essss County yndas. Dss H. Mr. esssa
Bhsb, aged ~ yssis. ..... - !.
cONNoLY-On Thundsy, Dec. D Of sonsamptios. Harsa'sf
CounoI, In The 2sth yssI o hss aga 10 '..f -.
efosSo1ss. d:1sSi.r d JoES va
cosTI0AN-on Thursday Dec 2s Thomas Cosesss, assl
DoNOHUE-op Sunday Dec. a. Of. ins.h,s nl.s. fsase
WY, ireland
DE- ToaEsr-Drowned, On yrid,y, Dee 10 Henry Va -
son Geo aud Caroline DE Jorss' OF Seym'u' WIN
ssse Syesrs and mosfsa
EDDY-sudd.ply at LsnsinshursA H. T., On Taesd.y .sse
s.a,S'sr Of Jo~ph and Edd, IA the sss y'r Of ~
The S d ssr a s1s from The q
iDsw DR. Brsdfoi NO. lls wsss Thifiy susst Z.
sei d.J sfelnoon At oel"ef-
g. Louis pspsrs please copy.
sITZsInONs-On Thursday morDas. Dec 70. aged y ses~
james Frzsinons.
yIIRwEArHEa-on rhursdsy Dec s. rhoG YLrv ssstss'
after short hlness Il the 7oti year Of his 40
yERsUsok.0a wedn..s.,, Dec; y n.Iy 's.'' a''H
dsssht.I Of Mary Anl and Alexander E"sasSn-
GAEDEH-Ou Friday Dec "a. Of lingering nsssss o.
Csposr In the 18th year Of his age
His friends invited 70 sttsLa 1is fsIers o. sasay
noon o'elock from he late fesoenSs' o"'s" "'AAe-
Finh streets. williamsburg
CASTOR Al Es- Haven, cosa. % Tuesday D'S -
NelsoB II. CASTOR, esq, sssd % Jesra
orrI On w,dD. DAY Doc ~ Of chronic dysss.ery sns
sss..r. lines. Dsvid 6ass. native Of fsssJ sssa~a<
aged n yeAa
a...s,s. 81 I'd. ard .sd Eiisn Hsiiss =
JoRsTRY-A. ncH Haven .. w.dn;'as,: Dec n q 1919
lever sc.an maria .y daughter IL As1sndsr sad lie
Johsiry aged years and = d.ys
KHNslDY On Thursdsy morning. Dee Is, hiS 4sy
Kennedy sssd - yesn. nosth and 81 dsya
LOCKwOOp-Or TbsrsdsJ mOrnias, Dec, q afsr 80
"a severe HIness Jsnsss B lockwood tv,tA the 6m
Tn .,,y.. sSs fsssds Of .As asiy also TIE nsmsss
Fnreha Isdxs NO. g. ~ tbs msmbsu VI tho Os1Fs
s.,uss. a.. Ron oeoos from his s,. rssds.s g.
IS Chrysse The VIII be deposited u -
Cemetery Ia second street.
tni.ss s.usitrr q joss nd Bsiinds l,iasssos.
A S.oI.. Sass.' ss.l 3 ,.s: sosss. .sa AZ.
q. &c a.. ss s:.. :. DE- e (
scUDDER-on Thursday Is.saias D'~ y i' S' SEQ -
tn s.I en-. ss.se.. vii ..ks p.. ssndsz saeaess AZ
oe.oei Il the house u ~ GAszf.,hsf u. rssso ss
v..siss,sa stree. BroosiJn ne i"~ss se ~'~~
ssrnrErRA. sssssa IsGssd. tAs I.sissss e ~ Co.
w.iss sasd..er. .. Itsa:;. H. Dee o. 'Ass' ~
sssd = n : ssisa 70 Hs1yss.l Les ias.l, e. 49,
80, re- fsIsrL sersos sfn t.As plsss "a ~ u =
cssscs. Hs@PssesA % ssssrssy. az. = AZ 1885,.
E~aasS Tsrher ss.d y yesrA 49,.
v1ur. stis dsy u rsSssss Ne 10 &rsh ssses% -
1ifss isy s.spsa ID. ns.sss - - 2 tss.s -.
n: :. s... . - :,sss L. t.:ss va:. -.
Hoes. aesses ssress comes Of sAssssa ssss - w.
$500. hsssS .1s. q u u q f,.s s,S
m y vss& u .st.sa ed w 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
TAdvertisemcat
DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS

n CARD.-IO DHUUOISIS NM Z ~" -
MI Fxrsrpes Co, propdetsuof Balm Of IsSs,
80 EIover. are making arrApsemoau via ovct ~
IL over the United States at an IPsass OF esS
|" Ia 20 .sysise and improved Ases OF renaae ot
49,, 20 ha called WOODLAND CREAn. whioh same ~
% a,sss AZ trsds mark This Cream Will be saPsnss
% ~, pcb article imported, and for half the psS 49, %
rosg in AN elegant blue and gold wIsppe ANNA -
p, s,h ,hs ssme scslcSd prces Druggists ~ Pss
nasr. a. they vVi b filed In the order IN "hieo
send In t1en otoeas ss'"sJ Co,
thsJ e0"s' Fnnkin sQusfe New-fesh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
tAdverttseuntI

ne most beautiful and durable picture. eve,
% are ne patent sas AssRorr,r the exsIe,,.
IL 20 axe .hcn 70 owed BY TosLIssos No an Bra.t
20 whom hss beeu svudef the hi1h -, prsu,s, =. a.
Ats Fen Of the An-ercsn Institute r'" - vas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
tAevertisement |

,ONDfHELLA; or, HE LITTLE GLASS RITppvR
toe great Holiday Piece Of B.ExUss Mu,rux 81
(sdgns nom the crowd attrsrts uo;hpr hs,s. .anIs
80 .eseted IL 70 be repeated THIS ATrrlIoox A. 80
ducuop sa1 ussesAAusS pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
ADVERTISEMENT
Nor,,y To THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUM0Rs. -

NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH hUMORs
O,,n. % the great demand my OIETsENT New'fort
DIV shall be At the Haven House, corner broadw
md Cans It. from the I'D to the 18th instant rom IN 70
EEsxEpYs SALT RHsvN OINTMENT .lAys al han.n.aoa
In S.t RheuIn and Fry pess and every hamo Vi As
"a sives ION a comfortable nights rest 49,
KsxNKbY's ScATTEkIsS OINTMENT VIII seai'et S'1e'"A
K.MspY's HEALING OINTMENT viii heal scrsfala sores
Fever Sores and Cans rcoo Sores, &c
Sore LIE permAnsntiy cufed IN 10" "o0A'
pueut comes within the rcsoh Of al assss the most
expensiye cure made cost bat sixteen dollars sea
sJsl thps a cure does not cost half OF that
Au a1icted with Humo Sores are rePsctfuy inye~ 70
esQ. Advice In ali cases gratis. 49,
Proprietor Of xennsdy's Medical Discovery
Roxbury, Hssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
WEW-yERSEY NEAa

pu,,n scaooL ExAxIsArios5,i,,ssss -. a. Tee
....sst,oa Of the Hobotss Pubic ven prsssss
Say sr.ssa.A NJ sxsnlsenss q - ~. ~
80 - $500. PvtsapA. ~ sse u ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
fAdvertisexnsp

TEAA-TM CANTON TEA COMPANY have q
land variety Of TEAs for Gsooers Tea Dsss and pH
vsss fsnes-soucAonG 0olous and Young Hyson hon e
70 tsc Gunp0vdsr and Imped. from 30 to c-sI esha
enc dollar can and sIamne-No LIS CAsthsne tssvssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
fAdvertlse1nent1

Internationally
Holiday GlFTS.
French China, Dinner Dessert and Tea Bets,
French Bronze Clocks and Figures.
Silver plated Ware, As.,
In great variety now Offering at yery low prices M
- : w. J. y. DALEY Co,
Marble Stores,
Nos. 6si and sss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY DEcKslBER a. 1856.

IaI'u ana MADE psst mortem e1amaatiou Of the
vooy' ne round t"o inc'sons upon the back Of the
hoeo, dividing the scalp from the bone; 0, d.,e,t.
o'e scalp three Commissions were discovered and
large oio' OF oosgulated blood between the dvra .sy
ana the brain this c'o in his opinion, was the direct
cause OF death; several bruises and scratches v.,.
also found upon the face of the dece sed The jury on
no aoove evidence, rendered the following verdict
mat Catharine Scaiy came to her death either BY
oiows' or shove and faT at tho hands Of her hus-
band. VIM. Scally, inflicted either on Tuesdsy
evening or Wednesday morning, December 2sd or
"24th, 1856" Upon the rendition of the verdict,
warrant for the arrest Of the husband was Issued aud
he was brought before the Coroner and committed to
prison. The deceased was a native Of Ireland. 80
years OF age Her husband was also bora il ireland,
and is IS years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
tAdvertisem~ntI

UsL The OxrGENArED BrTERs, and you will
70 cause 70 Of lasud debility or ,ay Of tbo,.
He ihsepsnbie from Sprsx weather 'TAsv are
prescribed BY Of rs-, ernin es d, s;eisn. -
cases u indigestion aud 0enesL DEBILITY ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

sup,ivteS Who ,hsn be empowered 10 eel ne fsW
steamships a. bring the prcc>ds isto CeafS 10 49,
sss.ra Msrssn Hoyt AID vandcs biz JON u Ne ass1
Of tsns'er O. the perche-er.
Cor elias vAnde III, Who sloos pats 10 ~ sssvsR,
therein that be y . mortgage 10 psssessiea q
The four steamships under three mortgages, vs: -
foe eiso GO, ore or sl5oeoo, and ose tor ti32,eee
snosn,ns 70 SO cco.
TIE attaching creei'ors vhs ere partly dsfsslsaAI
are desr, shss rscsiver be sppainsd - ere 80
aesss Morgan q Eo,t who arc osy saxisss " prs-
tect e<stsis 9ss tsst
Long snd elaborate arguments were made tais sf>0-
naon by Mr.. Stooea'on for the PLAINTIFF, asd usss4
ID. Lord and II. = Clark for Mr. Vanderbilt; Nd
M. vsadsrpoel for the sheriff. +
Decrses have been eetetec sgsast soos q 49,
ys.sfIs il NAV be added in he United States Dislit
Court; and a new hbei assirs: Oas Of tAeu ~ Ga
there to-day.
In LesswortAy ssi Gideon l. Ksagp
Notice d. niec, with s. costs.
ssnusl Booth w. Curtis JaAsss s.A T.
Order settled.
Peter xm,s and al at q. Rex
Motion to vscAte order Of arrest granted. vAAss3
SUPERIOR coURr-srscIAL rsax-Dre. S.--ssss~
Judge SLossos.
TN. coycoRpIA DRAMATIC HALL IN rRRu-waA~
WILL MERCER STREET DOT
IN. peers Of the State Ycrk ast Outlaws jseaa
This acton Is brought under statute Of fssrssJ
|, 1889, which suhjects every over o ieesee o.
N, ser circus 40 vho ncgects TO take out hssnss
for exhibiting theasrical or squesutSn pcrfoeuseSe
from the Mayor to . penalty Of $500 for every 49,
neglect or omission, TO be recovered IN the name q
de for the Use Of the Society foe the Rssrna
tion of Juvenile DeinQuents.
The defendant 10 tued - lessee OF the CsocseWe
Dramsnc Hall, situated on the corner OF Grand 40
Mercer strss,s where, it is alleged, unlcease1 ths-
airical performances have taken place from time >
tine com. times in German and sometimes In kasusn
On the tfidavit OF Thomas McDougail that hs hse
ster the ." NJ arriase Ofts OF, Hegolsnd, prs:eeeea
AT the Coucordia an order Of arrest vas grated THE
morning, holeing the defendant to ball N We sssA
OF $50.
Cram, Cornell & Townssod for plsinlins.
COURT OF COMMON FLEAs-srsciAL rsaa-psc. -
Before judge DALr
Conrad Schsefcr sst. Theresa ScheulAA
Order Of rsies spce to +. Y. Cowies ESQ.,
0wypns q Co. act Thomas r. kstteal
Order directing security for costs to b hed BY paan
- Thomas Lyons ast Johs Hilton.
Motion to cpeo default granted, and defen dAAn
Allow ed to come In dsfend payment Of costs.
Nicholas Rogers ac at. John A. havens
Motion to amend complaint granted, VITO viV cssOA
Emma Geer sst. Bepsuin D. Seixu
Motion 10 Discharge the defendant from aress az
ued.
UNITED STATES MARsHALS oFFICE-psc. ~
James Robinson, Benjamin Ry an Gerard Meyer -
Brown Of the American brig JosspA rsss
were arrested eharse OF endesvons to raise rovss -
board their vessel white che lying 10 the hAreos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-Coron Denton
called upon to hold an inquest upon the body Of
man named Michael CasteIly, of Bloomsbury Grove,
who was kileda few mornings since at Chester Depot,
in jumping from the cars. The verdict was in aocor-
dance with the above facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

The GlasgoW Daily Mail says that one Of thu
600 subscribers in that city to the Atlantic Tele
graph enterprise is Mr.. Thsckeray.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

Gas FOR TIL

GAS FOR THE COUNTRY.-Gs AfrAkAo',
- The Patent Of the Maryland Portable o1 y.
Stst ns tn Co are now oae<ins for sale usst COZ
~ hse staple and ssciept Gas MACHINE sdap 90
.rsoss TO The Of private dwe;ns Ren So, ~s,ss.
ni.c.. &c = ven and v.se1 ~ u
Be- furuishsd By applying pSsos -" IL SpssOu ed
descriptive psnuPAise' 0''c q. r wsoowoa,a / Co..
No. "A Wsilst, Nov-fcst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

TAdvcrtisementi
GAS FIXTURES.
Che.pest plsoe In America.
Nos liy and III frincess..
New-York,
Thlrd block west Of Broadway.
JAMES O. Mosrsr. Manufactured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

Joseph Johnson arrested Christmas night by Ohoer
Ftzsurce Of the Reserve Corps chsIsed with Pekas the
leaving the Bowery Thests Of gold watch valued At
It to confederate who escaped He "" held to await s1
animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

DRowNRD.-On Wednesday last, boy named Ter
wege about twelve Of va. drowned In the Hon
don't Creek had the ic0 with companions to
skate brols through chung to the minutes and hsa
disappeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

sso oOO dedicated to Font Hill. pretty women
~s,s,s al the Bishop. HoLssSs one snnas 10 -.
1s.IIy,s. and doils Pnoroes1ns s,- s s ss B~.a.T
and sinners Jews and ocanes DeP'' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

THE CoLoRED EVENING ScBoOLs.-These Schools,
under the direction of Mr. Wake and Miss Tompkins,
have had a larger attendance, and made better pro-
gress, than before They cosed with interesting
exercises Tuesday evening, and viii reopen the
frst Monday in January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
fAAvertissmeatl

.c..o-D, HUsTER bsgs ~ intimate MAJ e:
GARD - T.rons ana VII bs 1t homo lhs "
b be s,' ~ ooasdtsIies IN sse.osiAL 'Hs
""s-c~,nss A,rax tho uAsSa h4ofs ossy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

The Board of Aldermen's proceedings last night
were heavy, but chiefly of routine character. The
Brick Church resolutions, removing al doubts to the
validity of the lease, was concurred in. Eighty Com
missieneu Of Deeds were appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

sUPRyME COURT-srpcrAL TEas-Dxc. -
Norrcr.-wedpesds,, December 81, = tho last day
for fling notes Of nsue None need Dc neo 10 csoss,
which were dc AID not reached or were reserved
On the December Calendar Causes on fne Decemoe.
calendar which were set down for particular days and
were not reached will have preference on the Jsau:y
calendar, and after them thoes which were senefsay
reserved.
IAccxssoRr TRIssTT CO.'S sTRAnsHIrs
wu p.,tsp VIM II stur,evsnt John C. Baker. jobs A.
Hoss and Clifford '. Tss Aos'%y i:si cs..
NOLAN, Geo. A. Hoyt, and al -,
The plaiDbfs pray Tor recevership and sale o. TIE
fouy steamsbios-tns Nortesrn Light the Str OF the
Wet the Dsnitl Webster and Promethecs, which
form portion Of the ssses Of the Accessory Trans"
Tie plaintiffs aver Inst the Accessory Company IN.
Sebted 10 then in the sum Of SD ys2 due fof regns
and transportation Of coal from Se~'fok and Acs-
pulco in Mexico; thsl this Indebtedness vas scAnosE
edged in writing By the Company, and thar tne
plaintiffs encsd sui; in tho Supreme Court for
he recovery of their claim on the Lac OF Novonox
last and immediately thereafter obtained warrant o.
mn, ,tc from ~ SSGss RSo s.d ss I
soe trty attachments at the instance OF other cred
IL "a vbo are made psrsy defendants- Inc pte.auns
fu,,ber aver, and rely on such avsrments mat Core
hus Vanderbilt belds an instrument IN me nsare Of
mor,ssce upon the stsamshps in question, ParPortng
70 be ,ecurty TO cover oertsin prir s1d future Cd
vapofs The AMOUNT Of which u unknown, ouf vnico
n csined BY iz owner 10 b len for several hrndred
tbcueasd doiDs That Morgan aed Hoyt e. 1sstsss.
IoIi mortgage on the Northern Light and the Star Of
DE Wee, 10 sscurs the payment of 10 bonds Of 200
sach pa,ab,e od Tie 3lst Of Mech, 1855, which ~
=, v Owned BY Cornelius Vanderbilt I 20 ia@
That TIE Sheriff 10 sbost 70 cell the property, sub
jet to thOee tnet6red het N win csss va onss
than cover the Company debu, If sold nee oil lsoes
Tssy shSsssss pray 1T . rsesivG asv ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

.,x.-Thc(>e German g ynnssic Assooiatao'
Iv. rNs.,ct have rfyrn notice tnst tsey WI -,
q Ne q II. ns1t sist,ns for the pss'ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

The Christmas and New Years Festival to aid the
Free Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, the
Rev. Ralph Hoyt, rector, will continue open uutl
Thursday, at the Chinese Hall, Broadway, above
Spring street Toys aud fancy goods, Refreshments and
the automnton trumpeter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

The ladies of the Congregation Shearth Israel are
holding fair at Academy Hail. No. 663 Broadway,
Tor the benefit of poor Israetes, aud respectfully
kcit public patronage and cooperation. The proceeds
arsg therefrom are to be distributed by the Society
or tho Education Of Poor Children and Relief of Ind-
gent Persons belonging to the Jewish persuasion The
fair viii continue every day and evening" except Sab.
bath, until the 3lst inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

THE CASE OF THE NEw GRANADA CoApAHY.-Tbe
examination of James A. Requa, and others, of the
New Granada Canal and Steam Navigation Company,
charged with defaudiog Mr.. Emile Goulard out Of q
deed of fouse and lot valued at s 600, by false
representations, was resumed yesterday afternoon be-
lore Justice Connolly. The direct examination of Mr..
Goulard was resumed, and he reiterated the sub
stance of his affidavit already published but NO new
Ace of importance relating to the transaction were
ehcited The examination of Mr.. Goulard will be
commenced at the next meeting, which is named to
take placed this saturday moining) at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

Orr THE TRAcK.-As the Express passenger train
rom AlbaEy to this city was near Germanto wn, on the
Hudson River Railroad rail accidentally broke, and
s engine and part of passenger car was thrown of
the track, doing little damage.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
rNoUIslrION.

To Edwin 4. Vickroy, d.. Wm. A. Vickroy,
George Vickroy. George Gfilys, and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Vickroy, Moses T. Mar
shall, and Matilda his wifi, formerly Matilda
Virtroy, Sanl Bafrack and Louisa his uifr,
formerly Louisa FickroY, ard Charlotte Ham
cock, formerly Charlotte Sleek, devisees or leg
atees under the will ofihonas Ftkroy, late Of
Bedford County, deceased
You are hereby notified that by virtue of nn
alias Writ de partitions iacirnda, issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Bedford County,
| will, on Thursday the 30;h day Of Oct. next,
proceed 10 hold an Inquisiton upon the real IS
tate Of said Thomas Fickroy, decd, situate in
S. Clair Township, adjoining lands Of Gideon
Trout, and Joseph W. SireE on thr Soutb5 Thos.
Blackburn aud heirs Of John Mcdonald on the
West, Frederick Sambaugh or The North, VIM.
GFtfth'> heirs and others on the East-contain-
ing nine hundred and Fifty acres more or less-
al which tine said land will be divided if il can
be done without prejudice 10 or spelling The
whole, Otherwise It will be valued and apprais-
ed according 10 Iaw-and when aud where YOU
may attend II you think proper.
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff
Sept. 26. 1856