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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11
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,yis months and dIy,.
BrszY-Or Iue.4iJ D. D. J.a. B4ris n Ia. Ne ye,
d.ast,tr d W. R. W. ana s.p A Chamber, IN ,ss 81 .,
coyNsUGHrcS-oo Tue-,,y morning. De- ssil o,.l>ct
P.trci Conn,sss,oo. ss-d q yes''. asiv. Of County
cLARk-or Tue.1.y Dee Meb.- c.rt .a Of Dante, and
Ma Carl Of the Psish Of KE.evsh,ea County o. ..y
IrrIsnd ued p yeEs SAD s moutAs
eGa sSm. .i ans
rs spS. q The family ,s-is. .tesd ii. faser.
No s. Amo. street 90 Friday, II O'Clock N
DIE1z-on. wedns:d.{ Dee - = The r.rs.a,s q Der
80 ~ Ss ;.s John Det1 IL fse sitI year 81 h.r AZ.
n. rrs,i,es feci. q the anay s-0eeiy inysa
isen 5; Georlt', Church Besknia 're., N.-Yorf.
Her rem AIMS viii Be taken to Greenwood
TASMANIA Baltimore OF rIescsy. Dec. NJ Jo1A,hsn
3 Eastman, aged % yeArs
HOrsEY-Henry W. Hol.-y. Of Charles and L-titis
Hoey sred yesrs months and dEjs
UARMIN-A: Portland. Ne on Thursday Dec Charles c.
Hsrusn. e.q, s1ed - years Alderman Of that city
HoY-ou Tuesday Dec. 9, C.thArne Kelly. wife of Patrick
Hoy
bete OF bi.sa Immortality sfter long snd pssfa .e
sGn A1s Of Br BHcin.A.@.hirc Ess.nd .sea .
JoHNsToN-On MOpdsy Dec. Sarah Ann John,tOu, ss.d
q ,esr. months and % days.
kELYo1 Tgs.dS 1 % De- " TSd as. .as but sever,
Pass Greep County Limerick, Ireland aged 81 ysar and
moubA
YIDNrY-Ou Tuesday, Dec D. william r. Kdsey VOC ses.
SRI o, william h AID Catharins Kidney aged yeaI.
months md q days
LUCA-A, Haven c. on Monday. Dec g. Lusette wife
OF Deacon A. C. Luca. aged s. yesr.
yeGAUGHRAN-On Tuesday: Dec 9, Patrick McGsussnu.
AGED ls year, . nsve Of Parish kimOre County C.vsn,
Ir-lsnd-
McCRAKHN-on Tuesday, Nov: o. Of pu.rd sore throat.
Elizabeth Kcbsm daughter Of Francis aud aAEy McCrkea
as,d years IL months and days
PFRKINs-Iu London. Tuesday Nov. 49, very suddenly
Cb,s. Perkins the 65th Of his late Of L,chhed
Corn ssd formerly for many years resident Of Rochester
Eex-YoIk
RoGERs-Or Tuesday morning Dec g. Of sesOn Of The
gina Rogers. aged years
RosERT-A St. Thomas, w L.; on Friday Oct. a. Of
cholera julius H. Robert Of IN the Seth year ofih
ROBISsoN-on Tuesday Dec. William Robinson, aged 50
year. sndf montha
sTOKPR-On Tue.dsy Dec stsr short illness. Mrs Ellen,
widow Of the ate John Stoker, esq ec s. years and
MI tbs. -.
MATRIMONIAL his residence at Yosilanti Sunday
morning Dec T. the Hon. Bernard c. Whittemcre.
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THE BRICK CHURCH PROPERTY.

SUPREME CoURr-SrrcrAL TEsa-Dlc. lo.-Befors Judge
ROOSEVELT
THE TITLE STILL rs LITIGArIos--A FREE FIGHT BE-
TWEEN COUNSEL.
Richard burgh aud VIM P Earle asst The Commissioners
MUM" of the sinking Fund and the Msyor &c.
The title of the Brick Church property II involved IN
this suit, which commenced last May. AT that
time Judge Roosevelt after argument refused TO grant
an nuI ctou TO ain the defendants from executing
deed OF sale OF their interest in the premises to Me'srs
Wesley Keep and James, who purchased tae property
at auction for s270,OO0. An application TO IN, same
elect bad me antuns been made IN the Superior Court
and argument heard thereon before judges Ddef and
Hoffman In both cases the hearing took place at toe
house of the PRECEDING Justice in the evening No &C.
fnitiyc decision was delivered ia the Superior Court
nhou,h Se- arg uuent ordered on ore point, Do
Ca,se he Aitoraey. General by whom that suit had
been os,ensiby brought refused to authorize the iar
thor Of he name -,
A deed of the property was then Immediately exc
cn,ed and 6uly recorded. This may, however, t1s
l.in,ifs claim be rescnied 10 cas- OF decision adj
re,Se 10 It's validity, ilasuuoh as 1t vas made dlr'ag
the eudency Of this suit. The case na, noE osen
reached on the calendar. the defendants having ue-
mnrred 70 tie compliant. 49, ,.
RELY are We understand that TIE interest o! Tue Guy
shoulo hsve been sold separately at suction 'su y.
being the subject Of private arrarS emen.
the parties. subsequently 10 tue general aucon sao vi
the prC ,tty Ead q at the ordinance oil the Cohei
Couc Authorizing the disposition of the interest OF
the CcIpors,icn was VOID. because nearly tFo yeaS
had tapseG between its adoption by the Aided nen an
the Concurrence of tie Couucmen-sn euiire change
in both Boards having taken ri in the Interval IL
is claimed that decision Of the SGpreme Court
at General Term settles the latter point.
Tho specific grounds Of the deteadAnts ia their de-
murrer are n there is cefc, Of parties 10 that the
Rrick proSbyterisn Church srd Mess"s Wesley, Keep
& jams 4 are not joined defendan,si that tins salt
Should have been brought in the name ether OF tae
People, the Attorney Gsaerl, or the Mayer. 40; aud
that the plaintiffs. ct all even have no riga' 20 sac
ina much ss it s not sverred that they cinzeas,
IA, psycv or o,herw interested ic the properly.
The latter would undoub'esly be fstal sbjsceos
,rns And In pint Of fact this ,eces,ary sverne,s
vas No, ccn,sincd in the complaint orig ally served
Rat tho p..nliif. o,aiA hat Se 33utais spoaAnsai
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HARRlKD.

.SruoyY-CIAIY- s,sckbridEe Mass On Wet,eseay.
Nv hy he U>irr Mt DsTte AUthcty o. ~ to
Ms. AirrA ds1ssr Of David Ciuy. Of ssookbrts.
Mss
cuIcFsTTR-JOHNSON-On Wednesday De- 10. q, s.
0orsc. Churcs By the R-v Dr. fInr W.. l. Chicestsr
70 Ntss Es.e A. Jot pston. bob OF tins city.
oGpFN-JOqNSON-On Tussday. Dec 3. BY the R-y thos
a. T.,iar D. D. Tsonas I. Ogden. Il MA~.ltes, Via. to
Isue Waos, 5saxstes Of issAo jchas,a Of thu city
1URroN-sANDS-on fvesdsy. De- s. BY the Re. Sscasi
Co Resfo$ % Csrss Cburot, .ss.ssett IA l. M Josa
Top BroeA,yt. T. D. NJ asssistts ssaa yos-se-s
S.usbles Of ne Asied SsacA es%. Ssads Ps.st Ia
WADH-RPfD-Is AiSsav % MsnAay Dec 9. u ss
Csuscs II ne doJ isnsccets ~ tue Rev sIvsn, ns-e
kr Robcst Tssc c< thastdps4A >nA 4Ass Sfy L b>sd,
assvhsG Il sssvsslW Rss4, -
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SUPERIOR COURT-TxAL TsRN-DEc. lc-Besre Judge


PROVISIONS on SHIP BOARD.
Oeotse Turing sst Yhos Duphsa and Frederick Durham
This action grows out OF the Passenger Act OF Coz
sres passed 1885, and brought BY steeraSe passenger In
the ship Quehep on trip from to London against
her
The question requires shpcwners to provide certain
peced provisions and to hem out TO each passen-
ger the Of tenth per week breach OF this pro-
vision penal oense the part OF the master for
which be nav ri, Circuit Court Of the United States
The OF the Quokep under arrest therefor TINS
peIs provision H. however not to deprive passenger OF his
civil rem edy affect the owners responsibility.
The plsntf ests bic suit upon seged violation, ley OF
the act Of 1855 and 3D. Of bis contract with the owner OF the
Qucksep.
The Of sotion struck out on the ground that
p under the must be brought
the United States District Court Some evidence especti
provisions served out introduced but Jury Drought
in verdict for The defendants without much hesitation
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Before Judge DAILY.
james w. White art Franklin Greeulesf, &c.
Order Of reference to Phio T. Rnggles, esq
james Hsrro,t. &c, tst- William 5. Dudley.
Judonent for plaintiffs for s56 25-IOO. with costs.
Peter b. Muller ast. Herry J. Meyer.
Motion to vscste ard act aside judgment granted.
Before Judge BsADY.
Friedrich A. Spies &c, Agt. Daniel A. Egsn, &c.
Motion denied with costs TO abide event.
BENJAMIN y Miller AK. John wseh.
Molten to discharge order for examination of defend
granted. NM.
Motion 10 vacate and set aside Judgment in for
fitted recognizance Csntet
Jane. Lee, kc, ssi. Jane. Arslie. tc.
Motion 10 yacate ard set aside judgment granted
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NEWJ-ERSEY W,EMH.

STABBISo AFFRAY on A ERRY-BoAT.-Last even
ing, as the jersey City ferry-bost ID. S. Gregory
reached Jersey City her o'clock trip, there was
man, whose name not known, asleep in the mems
cabin. Upon being walked up to go ashore, he made
a violent demonstration against the ferry hand who
spoke to him, who thereupon knocked him down.
Joseph Collins another ferry hand, came to the aid of
hi, partner, and they put the man ashore. He went
outside Of the gate but in again before the boat
left and stabbed Collins in the side with jsckkaife
He was then arrested by Officer George Clark and
locked up Collins was able. with assistance, to walk
home
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Total sum LIST January. ~. 10" IL
Upon examination il has been asceraned that the
Compeny have stl million Of acres unsold north OF
tie T.re H,ute and Alton Road, and the price OF all
these lands has been advanced to s2j v acre.
The AngIa Saxon with one days later adyices from
Llyerpoc has arrived at Quebec. Her adyces are
not important Corsols had improved / cent but
closed at the same quotation by the Atlantic
Cotton and Breadstuffs were without much change
Tie business Of the Clearing Ho,se wa 81 1000
Flcur is in moderate demand ard prices on some
descriptions lower. There is larger business than
usual doing in Southern descriptions, for Spain and
Portugal. Wheat is firm for the better kinds, with
large sales for export Corn Is weak Pork and other
provisions are without material change. The sale Of
Coffee went OF with spirit than was auteipa'e1
ard 4c advance ~as obtained 10 some instances
Sugar elbows ncrsased activity. M0asses Is hrin ana
:, ne new Louisiana Offering Cotton cootloues quiet;
Gotten in transitu has been freely dealt ID SINCE
The arrival Of steamer from New-Orieans, ana ono
from Mobile, with fresh supply OF s,UlPies' South
GLIB markets show 8 steady business, at anvanc''s
psicss 10th in cotton ard reigtts. In Chsrie-'on aha
Savannah the euppIy hae been inadequate TO the oe
uard ard both markets are bare o. offering sto'k'
IT, MOI lie and New-Ohesrs, % reported oy teig'sp
10 the Gtb inst the sales have been large, at on hd-
vance in the fruer Of ic, and the latter OF sc
P,,;ob,. IN 18th are quoted at ID Y n, which Is alss
an advance.
TIE Circular Of Mr. wngttssys;
=, -. 40 uni,er,say admitted In re eoTrespon
s,nce m N III sseoos Of toe Cotton rowing res,t recri,e
hr aurs The Tss. week h. 5~ ~ e's Sa. % teeafaea
rim esin Ae 'of 'ae crop '"s' ''''He'
"a sxSssr1. =, ..is ssc& kasw " y.S q - ;s,seoasi
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COURT or GENERAL sEsSION5-DEc. 9-Before Judge


At TIE opening Of Court, the case OF Chsries WIl,
and VIM C6ue, cted for felonouy receiving goods which
In January last stolen FROM the 81 Crne stuhe
W.. resumed from the pr,ioas day The parties keep 10
ofce Al the corner OF Broadway and Worth street and 10
seged good. of the thieves $1,000 wortn IN a
ard .oid them Samuel Emerson. dealer II aces ~ Ia
Fsh,h avenue 90 eAh Mr. Emers1n esii "a TIA be
boush, the goods OF prisoners ard tia, villa Informed bin
that they stolen property Az he close OF he
Johr Ora for she defendants moved r tne
f.chse Of Couicv the around tia. bis partner VIVA
had transacted al the business for which both lad been IL icted
there vs.. no evidence AGAINST him The District Attorney op
posed the the ground Ls there 49, plenty Of cyl
acrce that TIE parties acted in concert P-ndns t'e
decision Of this motion sdyoufnnent Tor the
Cay ace
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advertisement.
BRADY'S GALLERY.

Tux HOLIDAYS.
Ia anticipation Of the demand for Portraits during the ensuing
d,ys BRADY has enlarged his facilities for the pr9due
ion Of tho
ANBROTyPE.
The perfect Of picus taken In su Instant durable IN
t1rensve. and elegant the
MsLAINorYpg.
An entirely style of Miniatures equal to those on ivory
Inst introduced At BRADYs Gallery; the
YIcsErrE PHoToGRAPH,
m.e no other establishment IN the world are oil executed
promptly and in superior style.
COPIES
Il Old Dssueueotypes, Portraits Crsyon' Engrsvinss &c.
reduced BY the Photograph Of any desired size aud In any
humber hundred or thousand Photographs made from
tDfls citing.
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COURT CALEHDAR-Tms OAR.

SUPREME CoURr-Specil Term-Ncs. l2s. l?l
H. l sSi iO6 li9 g. &C. - 80 3d. 1856 BIO 2I, - AL az
G5 81, III Isl. ib. Ice. .Dl. az - 49, -, -,
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. SS7. 9l1, SOL, S95. OBS
e5i 81 sss ss ssT OF 49, DO 80 gu. 9D si sS
al st9 go ass e5 3S5 SIS s2l Ss7 30 ga
CsrrEp SrAuSs DISTRICT CoURy.-Nos ~, %, D.,
S. - IS =. "a - ca. - - -,,
~ 1892 I2s III. ILL., aji slo -47s 7S, Sol 7Ts So fSs
1881 go 1904 s.
CoURT or Consos PLSAs-Tfisl Tern.-Psr l.
NJ. llso 1897 20 1875 inclusive ana l2 Part lISas iss.
1891 1852 Iesi 1877 1928. l2ss. $780, 1916, 1917 lils 1917
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TAdveftisefneut
nnATnI WAN II

wota,e ZEN prepared a. Cosmetic for the skn. there "
t1t la. ePus,icn ~ one that i so W.,
"kaLLISToN, or OSit>r " Nifs
Il scientifically pre- pared aud perfume - = to"e
sssh. IL mpsrt. the skin aiI s9i'no's ~ -
II viii Whh few SpPlij ,tions. remove Isn ttecAe'
suuhurp Erd fl Cu.uous Frop,ons IL extensively usea
these urpo. sud ladies spply IL exercise IN t1e
open air fy A. thew please and experience no iac3uyen
uce from r. or rrsted skin Tots article can os
OF druggists snd performers Of suy rePutIon 'osfT
stTr Co the Proprietors Boston ffaaserP- sN
~ e ". RING, r. l.. SMITH. A. d. SANDS AZ" Ne~'''
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IAdvertiscmentl
WHEN DOCTORs DISAGREE, &C.-The recent

angry controversy the Importers OF LoNpoN CORDIAL
GIN kely result the benefit Of the public. rhcS Che
rpkol having been called umphes have sesy de-
cided After impartial hyestiseton REEDS LoNpoN
CoKpiAL Gs 10 the pure artic.c he market He
vels reputation Enssh der aud the 1uieous
,ss,imonia from the celebrated chemists stes;ng its
purity have since endct itself 10 the Atenuon OF
e me sioh fraternity by ts peoGisr medicinal qaaes
s,p,d 10 the use nvAds who have inv rs0y 1onnt II
peasant TO the taste Of tho sreste benefit In TAG many
W. REEo No. lis East -9sast
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IAdverns, ment. ]

treat Of business account Of tue ~
days GvsSEY, the Photogrsphst has secured lhe
talented artists 10 addition TO his old corps OF ISssh
,s and feels confident that ali aud every one c%1 De
uodAted DELAY owing 10 his numerous
other establishment Particular attention Is cse
lie sise PsoroGRAPHs Canvas coored IN Ol wnou &c
be perfect Gems of Art and tor which he reserved
trst Premium "a Gold MedaD the late FAR oil the
tastitate. Dssuerreotypes In the usual styles -.
J Quincy. No $40 Broadway, corner b"oi@t1''''
EB-No connection with other establishment
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bar becu prcIsry made and served. a,S prsy 70 b,
heerc N The conp!rnt ttas amended. Mr. o. Cooor
noNsvtr .ho appear fer the d'fesss, afiirns tn.
thf his fret sO'ioe CT he ameedmen, tbs. the fer
G winch the demurrer Is drawn proves THAI il "a, ia
endtd to met tie ORE nal complaint AMI denan 1.
toat The suit be ci,ni.sed
Cpoo tbis very acrimonious debate sprurg up be.
tsetn htfers Field sDd Hu'chins Oh the one SIDE An
Mr. OCoBOr on the OtSN The dis Us. .on took side
raf ge, and listed for resr.T an hour. Mr. OCouor
DECLARED thai be believed the case 10 bsve been
brought DC at this tine for TIE eypress purpose Of AZ
ieotDg the ma ket; il vas the balls sad bears o. all
street AID lot Judge Roosevelt who were b. issue "a
hgtcti.n. AID be had every res.on nov e ut the
case point by poiat ard held TIE o'her eide 10 the
strct rvles OF a~ Whatever the issue Of the ltgs-
tlon the great am Of his opponents would be gaioei
the revs would reach Washington through the report.
ers that the title in jeopardy aud that 70 Courts
bed as was urged by Mr.. Field, between them 80 de-
cided.
To ali this il was answered. tina, the c.e WA set
down for yesterday 90 the motion Mr. wlc,1son on
behalf Of tie city tss the plaintiff. believed their ca.e
coed ole; ard that brought 10 two courts. an
in different paDes, In order 10 make tha, it might
not fell through from defect in form. The supreme
Court having decided hs, suits of this nature could,
end the Superior Court that tey could not be brought
by atGx-psyer.
The Court italy ordered thu. the case stand over
fOr couple Of days, to give time to the plaintiff, to
take order to show eause Why they sh,uld not DO
heard on the amended complaint.
Before judge CLERxE.
TIE STREET COMMISSIONER AND WASHINGTON
mARKIr.
The People OF The relation o. Laus a Joseph Ebns Com
Ts'iCper Of Street: and Lamps aud Matthew GOOdenOn
This 10 order TO show cause why msndanus
should issue directing the dfsndant rensste Mr. Lung
in bis stall in Wsshn Market which he turned
weeks since The Common Council have ordered
him TO De restored bis place but the refuse to do
required, Assigning for their srtion.
The motion have been argued this morning bat
adjourned to Saturday neItat II O'Clock.
DECISIONS
Songer AT. Henry Long
Plaintiff IL entitled 10 $40 for every term tbs cause
the Calendar ~ the General Term reached and to
for the which II reached Nothing else allow
the proceeding TRIAL He 10 entitled 10 the
costs Is If the proceedings we're A. Special Term
John p. Meyer set. Carl Spelman and others.
Second part CT answer stricken out, with $ costs,
70 abide event.
Seneca Pe.tee. jr and others. sst. Chss IT, Skller
Motion denied, without costs.
Cornelius KSnouse John NJ Martin
Motion granted costs to abide event.
VIM. BTadstreet sgt Vim N. Bailey. &c.
Order 10 show vacated, with $40 costs to plain
a to shie event without prejudice to dcendsnt' right 70
Samuel r. Aulory. &C.. sst Martin Amory, &c.
Motion g,anted, o. costs.
Edward Mssthsws sst Marcus P. Woodruff and others.
Injunction Get ssice, IS costs.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Dsc. lo.-Bsfors
Judge BLTTs

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Dsc. lo.-Befofs
Judge Bits.
IMPORTANT TO IMPoRTERs-wBAT IL sHEATHISG
NErALf
Joseph Strong ct. 81. agt. Hugh MARVEL
The defendant is sued late Collector IF New York,
to moneys paid under protes, as duties in 1851
TO 1853 upon various mportatons Of zinc orsheahng,
charged at Is per cent ad vaorem, the psiots claim.
ing that they free sheathing metal under Shedue
J. Of the act Of 1916. Evidence TO the nature Of
sheaihiDg metal was introduced on both sides
II was claimed by Mr. Joachinssen on the part OF
TIE defense that Congress did not intend to admit free
Of duty all metals ued as sheathng but only on articles
metal Unfortunately.
The Court, however, held that any metal whether
copper, iron or zinc, any composition OF metal
adapted and used for sheathing would come under the
Denomination of "sheathius metal and be free from
duty. The jury, under this instruction, found for the
plaintiffs for $3257 AZ.
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st The mr.. 80
las, wear co. hsles ExrokrS-Decteass =. CO, Sa
1855 CO. baiesi france. &ooo other forr,sn 80. ~ -
Total Scer, In exports siteoe b~lea S~'
Mr.. Halle,t, President Of the Nautilus Csupssv.
leaves next week for England, taking with him ,.s
machine which was 80 successfully exhibited Al 0ts
Cove. The Government have given him the uss Al
the Albert Decks fer the experiment. which WIN -
made. The machine, at the request of Mayor Wood.
hiss been lately employed in exploring the wreck Of
dock recently broken down and sunk a Manhaissa-
vide TO the entire satisfaction Of the enginesu &C.,
picyed. The Washington authorities have ccatrsctsl
with the Company for three Of the machines 10 -
used about the public works These machines ars ~
be OF about double the capacity Of that with which ~
Gsr Cove experiments were tried.
Ofths Ohio loan awarded month or two ago. ID
vices were received by the Atlantic that about . ~
ion and half has been placed abroad By the parse
who made the accepted bids. This 10 about twics -
much as was held abroad of the old loan.
A comparison of the footings Of the weekly Bssk
statement of the Boston Banks, published this mem
ing. with those of the statement for the previous weo
exhibits the following results.
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Law LNI,ELLIGENCE.

Tux PARISH WILL CASE was to have come on az. ain
this mernIg G, but is adjourned till Monday week De
cember -, Mr.. Cutting being in Washington and Mr.
o ConoI engaged in other courts.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-DEc. lo.-Befos,
judge IkoERsoLL.


Cobsnks ct a. at. The Steamboat Aida
The libel in this case flied to recover the valve
Of supplies furnished the Aids domestic vessel in this
city The Aida from NesYork TO Kingston every dsy.
The supplies furL.hed various times from July 1885,
September 1855 and the 2s Il September tue libel
filed specification If lien in the Office Of the Clerk of the
City and County of kewYot. The supplies furnished aer
September 10, did not amount to sc. -.
He'd On me Couyf-rha tho Ibeants have Hen the
boat supplies furnished than ten days previous to
the fling OF this en therefore
for supplies furnished September TO- and previous and a.
tho supplies furnished aer that time do not smou to go
there i no lien for them
Libel dismissed, but without costa
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9os ~ 'sSf snd oes~hs4sdirs ths recep,s a NOBLE n,
ss ssss .s,i-ss ~ siesspt The s vtcS 81.
sIS te ICES e. al last year IN lsSS
FsoEr. coz IA snsl ~ - rotieed ~ toe shes @
tfs 70 ~ re'en Fcrt 2sUe ksi-s yeu "a
creased = toc i.ies 'F-s NV" y" ~
Oe.trrx -ous sE,in call The s,trr,iea Of Inps..~~ a
1cton I'o liverpool q the tEs OF Ia the o.aty n ~. ~.
.ps tew arriving Nov Owens S.vs,rsh and q sie.e~
10 peFchsse HE Of Cotton sv-rse- hrtss a.
., t's~ ina Il ss.snent Of the uoveue,, IN cssse. -,
@ -" SSPaesr lest - compared With tie pesssoss -
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The ArDusi ReSr Of this Company wa presented
20 The Board Of Duectsrs tbs fUrecocn The suaari
Of It's capital stock Ped in is $sii5S6So 60. The
t,,s. amount Of its Funded Debt Is $lf763,sas -.
TIE Rosd bss no Floating Debt. The acccptsOce'
which have rom tine to time been given by tae Com
pspy during the psst year have al been Paid 10
casL az they mAured. The average rste Of interest
On the Fuucod Deb; is less than St per cent.
AID
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CRY MIssIoNARY's REroRT.-The Rev. Mr.. Yer
rnd,r Jersey City Missionary 10 bis report fos NovembeI
saws tnat distributed during that month He
has per day during the time to Bible dis
tIbuon for the Bible Society
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ADVERTISEMENT ,,,
AMRROTyPEs AND MELIAIN0TYPES.-lhe mos

tsufu specimens produced 10 this city are oy NJ r.
hGker Torn srly of Brad,s Gaeyl now the nAshhceh'
Gallery Of g ID. FRKp2IcKs. Pilot osr5pl .st
No Ss5 Broadway, opposite metropolitan Hotel
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Acknowledgement.
PORTRAITS FROM LIFE FOR ONE SHll LING

AnbrOtypes, Dsgueueo,ypes Lsnpro'yPes and rh'ptyP
Photographs only One Dollar. BY HOLINESS raeh' i'V'
liking DC daily o. No. 289 Broadway.
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PHOTOGRAPnS.-PeDaber Of Paris, Photoe.
's; finished is 81 s9a,re and pastel BY the tslested
$40 hnabc corps Of PsrssD sts inro'ucs TO this
Ivy by C. d Psss ucss
No so Broadway. opposite Ks.top.lt.o Hotel
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Tie Paterson Society for the encouragement of Use
full Manufactures have elected Ex-Governor Pennington OF
Newark Director place of R>swe L. Colt deceased Nor
gan H. chosen Governor In place OF his father aud
Aaron f. Pennington continued as Deputy Governor Of the