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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14
NEW CHURCHE 3.

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The Presbyterian church la New Kent county, Va,
have recently dedicated . house OF worship. Rev
J. o. Sloan, Of Philadelphia has bccoms their pastor
The Congregational church In Bdstol, n. l., was
dedicated on the 2stn ult.
The house OF worship erected by the Reformed Datch
church Of East Mnlsstpe Somerset county, N j., was
dedicated on the toth lust
Tho Congregational house Of worship at TA'ayettc
Wis, aeicated on the 18th ut Rev. J. d. Stevens
tnen installed pastor.
Tho new Usnarian church At Keokuk Iowa, was dedl.
Gated 27h u, the dedication sermon having boen
preached BY Rev Mr.. Eliot, oil keokuk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rev. T. hhis, formerly popular Presbyterian
clergyman Of Cucnnst, aud uuni rec,nty pastor Of
aiiop dissolved 10 enable hi 70 accepts the yship
Of the General Asscmbiys education committee. and viii
90 70 New Ycrk IN the spriug 70 reside.
The NorfoA Herald, in ~ account Of the burning OF
n. Patrick (Cahoiic) church, In that town Monday
morning, sayss-An the property In The churca was
saved with the exception Of the organ Qusurcd and two
valuable paintings one representing 'fnc ASSUMPTION"
present from the ate Queen (Atelade) France; rnd
tho osbsr srhe Cruelty on present from the Mss
Heron, Of thm city The church building Insured
for $40 o0o aud The for si,60o The church lot
extends through from Ho 70 Virginia street.-the church
front being the former. TIVE church was nushed ana
about fourteen years ago under the ministry
Of the Rev L. Hszobergcr 81 the period Of the above
csiassrope u vas under that OF The R,v. Mstsnow
0Kecie.
The second Baptist society OF New Haven have par.
chased the Wooster Pacs church. the eddce tia, was
erected by Cbsunccy Jerome, ESQ, for s1,o 900 The
building 10 new, and In said 10 have $50 900 VIII en-
built The pastor Of tse society Ia The Rev. u Grant,
Owing 10 The deoea,e OF Rsv. A, b. wIdasId, the
Reformed Dutch church at Parsmus NJ j. has been d,s
utute Of clergy man. aud II is stated that you'd be vel
for those having vie. change o. ministry 70 cs 90
and q permanent pastor is m dch needed.
Rev O. Holiday has been appointed 10 the charge OF
Indianapolis district Ind, male vacant by ths eecaoa
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I,URs-LANDayH rURs.
in none 70 surpass them his season.
Orders carefully executed No, 6ss Broaiwsy
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vol. 5-..NO. 81.
BALTIMORE.
lNn WILLIS MEDICAL OFFICE, LerL In.

nR. WILLIS MEDICAL OFFICE, Lerk Ia-
n%'5y ms, tut. D. isas Ne q SA
Is W. OK Or No FEE REouREpoDr DIN a. an s.psrsa.sa S
suited u all cascs private nature or disease
M"ne, rce"srsd d. - o"rs ~ c.p. r. ne. s.sa7s.
in the shortest possible time to have hTsy
effected
extensively celebrated for the es,,S, soS'ps'dy & e.ss Of ~
''0F' fro" o""Srsry NJ. sS,rs sS, !" ysr:...
hls would render public notice unnecessary were
not for tho many npr,an here Tor ,estmep who have
flourish largely n the public prints and with whom city
AFFLICTED be- on your Guard,
,on would avoid injury reeuaary loss and disappointment
ed pr NJ makes no anrins proc"Siou. promises more
scc""s"ry and chronic Cn.~..
Mouth Itching and abon, the Nose soes, S '"e DC
Erupons upon skin Upon perfect 6anst.nIons,
n the oldest and most invetsrate Of such cas4s Ia
Wiling to stake s. =. 'Gp.i ... ..a % rsp.S'ss ~ Science,
Tic comedies oi y, N y" restoring strong and manly VIC
,b ald'hy injury incurred from certain habit are
EnGccbIcd Vlanh.oa
may here find coain restorative, thousands their
allure on"ckee their ,hert search bad be,
Advmms"xe- or Treatment.
No poi onouS oompoanda OF Mercury or Nosiouf Drugs
nha practice.
Long experience in he nea"en, of Female Affections Ner
'eos dscar- &e qualities pr Nj to afford Early Rsef
enc Curc the dicu Connun sacred
Dr. Mills Great Preventive.
This soveeisn remedy applicable TO either viii he
daily prepared by mail receipt of g. by rcmng $40
prescription will be Included
Distant persons cured NJ home, by addressing DIR
MILLS baltimore, Qetere poet pad) Medicines sent In
any direction, by mail or express,
June e2ldly
Two N1uopPEKS OF TOBACCO WEAr
y VIA BALTIMORE MD-1he undersigned Forward.
Merchants and Agents of the rcnnsy arosd a,
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TODACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
aud their with the trade having been for
the of large Tobacco
lug West through baltimore they haer themselves they
,an give satisfaction TO shippers
Freight M low AZ by other limo
Cpngnmens to from the West solicited and punctually
ntondod to. MAdkAW a. KOONS,
80, North street baltimore
Refer to Jacob IIend Co, j. Brandt. IT, Baltimore p L.
Dudley, W T. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston Miller 4
trcnshaw, Lynchburg Crouehaw &Co. Richmond
mn n diy
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NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.



The undersigned dcsires Ia call the attention 81 Parents
and In wing children mental or physical do
vrnpemcnt he has opened In Harlem "w
miles above tho New York In very haathfni anu
beautiful location. Private Family school, where such emu
be taught The experience he has hsd
than connection with the MasnchucVH
for ldoia has shown him
normal condition In nstancen he hhH had them
home ohc Ia enter common school with advantage
engage thu duties uf le with The earlier IN"
training ,ho better Fur circulars reference &c,
address JAMES II. RICHARDS,
aug abdly No tli broadway, or Harlem Now 'oi1
vDNnE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
i Manufacturer md Dealers in UUNfoWDER, having
reduced their with the rcdncrd vt "t
Sspore, offer their well known brands OF ilnc
se,s Gnnpowdor for blasting aud mining comprising
full ot qualities kinds required by the Had'
guarantee, Il To give entire satisfaction.
The standard of their fnNpt which has enjoyed 'h'
highest reputation than Ave year viii u"
found by other manufacture In the world
For sale by the principal dealers aud aso at The Once e
tho Company No. ~ W all co. Water sroet New York
A. q, HAZARD. rrest
A u DOUGLASS. soory,
n d6ui Is NJ. col
CONNOLLY n ADAMS, Tobncco CoMnsis-
l. SION MERCH ANTS. NJ, u fNuNf sr ct, New York
U Liberal adva consignment.
Nj. INNS c ADAMS would be plraeed to hear nom br
riunds this house. JAMES A toNNoIih'
apl a. div RoBT NJ ADAMS.
uVsG R-cCElvED- Five CROSSES oG barclay,
- Perkins a Cos celebrated London Porter at
u NJ HARRIS 4 co
Tobacco, Cigar Wine Liquor Store
Main st. Iynrlhurg.
n p -
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The usIow shUs beats the World, best work with
1cnsV uDrNuWhG,

GIOW lhNI bCntH bC'u WOCN
Icnss DrW0ghs.
XXvE have a large number Of Patterns OF Flows among
w which IN be found Riches Patent Premium Iron
onms lmproye vingstons Ponkak Eagle PlowsS Points
Premium Sidclill Plows, Smiths Patent Straw Cutter
Corp shelters from so s95 Road srarers oube Action
and Slcer, opcraon)
Sausage Winters Corn aud Cob Crushor &C. &C
Smihs Patent 10 wRrdcd the First PremI
nm offered Virginia for the best hand
frsw Gutter 1883 1879 and each year received the
highest ard nt the aocley.
We call particular attention 10 our very much admired
tlcbrs pnenp Iron beam Plows Hollow wr gse ono OF The
tesnouala in favor 81 tha Plow
below the Norye ell House. Iynchburg, Va
II y. NHi1TEMpRE 4 HRo,
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
4 ALwAysrmHrAuED.-GLAssA a mA,rE

~ call attention Ia thrir Fall Winter Styles OF Clothing
now olenuR nj their establishment Main Street opposite Far
ner's l'ank lNnrhhur. fheir Agcut. Mr. blNoN has
spent 'N weeks Ia thu Nurh manufacturing Goods specially
Tor this market and they safely promise that their present
Stock snrasses In sy quality aud variety thing they
have heretofore offered the public In their assortment tho
following articles be found
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- The Concern of W % Harvey a Co dissolved on
2Yud day August $50 by mutual consent All ptsons
indebted To said will pleas forward and settle
thoir accounts with o Harvey at the old stand Of W O.
Harvey n Go W. . HARVEY,
IANtEN.
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CnAuorIt, April H. ls56
aFSTIFMrH i received the Iow requested you to
.end time To plough piece OF low gonnda tof ~
which has bcon lying idle Tor eight ears consequently
very rough But your pow has gone through H.
strong horses II without giving In
iruar 1t thorough work than have ever had done
any plow have been plowman for forty years
have patterns but yours ia the master ow Of all
yet used the draught ls eaaereus widoi
cleaner ow than other two horse pillow have so'n
u Whom tha plowp hay" On hand give out shall ro
place them with the lrun (yon) Flow. -
Respectfully, VIM u FNltE
WmfIFMoUE A BHo. sep 2its
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variety of and beautiful goods opened in this line
o trade which desire to call the attention of those
who contemplate House Keeping; that are
style and tally for the fall and winter
comprising Plated Brittania Psnshed bronzed, and
Brass goods description For general variefy
beauty goods all they VIII
find our stock not sxceed If equaed by any Furnishing
House In the State. SlMPStN bf'''
octl7- dxc.lxy
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GLASS & RAINE'S.
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liz the bcst assormcus of Guns and Shooting
tackle IA tins market embracing and
medium Guns variety and first stock OF fine
Guns uf "RchnrdS' BrufiayS and NaItuus
Also large ~tnca Double and Single Shot Relts Shot
Pouches Pewlo Fasks Game Bags. Cleaning Rods Felt &
paper Wad- Percussion Cps &c. &c
We sell the above n low prizes and respectfully call the
attention o spprtsmen and the public generally 10 them
nctl d lIREGnKN q co
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fEyUE undersigned having sli their stock Of Goods
q Mcssrs Irby Saunders would most oheerully recon-
mend them former friends and patrons
Dec 81 IgiJ MCDANIEL, III RI & PRESTON.
N I IA
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u sSaE-thr co-partucr-hip heretofore cx-
~ stuE brtw the undcr-ignod and = Dugud under
Diugud dissolved on the LIST day
January last
The business w hereafter be carried by the undersigned
the aud style OF II T. O. A. niCGUID, at the
u stand II piugnid * sons,
An persons having cans agrnst the firm cf s nuguid
present thcn for settlement and hose owing
accounts wili please eou.e forward aud pay up.
DAVID T.. DIUGIID,
GEORGE A. DItGTID.
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EiANO, GuANO, GUANO.-Nr will receive
IA in fc~ days lot of No Peruvian Guann which
nvtte tho attention OF our friends and tho public
alg litS WILSON co
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uGys R1GIAND Over Cont-,"t
- GL IS & RAN

NrOCICE.-IIavn2 prrellaaed OF Mcssrs MCDANIEL Iiuri
~ tUjt stock of Groceries aud taken the
forlcr occupied by them prepared to offer 10
patrons o Mcdaniel Hurt Preston former
The public generally large and well selected
Liquors Staple Dry Goods &c, which VIC
market for Cash prompt customers
usual time
We viii give particular attention 10 the COMMISSION
BUSINESS viii sell all kinda coBnrY produce and consgr
Inrnts generally sill rrnder salcs promptly and cash them
will make liberal advances produce in hand,
and will receive and FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
funds depoaed produce placed N hand to meet
IRaY { SAUNDERS
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~ FERRO n HAMIITON is this day dissolved by mutual
The @" the viii be used by either par
~ in closing the business
The this To thank the custom
ralmtro Hamilton tor their patronage and would
respectfully solicit contuunucenf IA" same 10 htmset lie
will keep hand large and select Stock o Gro
Staple INV Goods and Liquors oeNciy d scrpton and
also choice article ot rrw oha.co by Wholesale
retail an which he will sell low Cash. pnnctIa
hurt All cons. snuents promptly attended
-. y. I lAlIAf ERIO.
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N
w THE LIFE OF WASHING TON PAY NJ g vi hl9
TIAN having been appointed Agents Ia rcure subs bcr
this Work would advise at Valnabo addition
tn their library, "eal their Book Store and subscribe
once. a specimen copy can be seen b, calling
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,.r. uarran..t no c.srsc Mas !. .Egn oes p ny
NO NFRCIJ Y OR NATSEblS DRUGS USED
AI0N

Member the Re al College oI SURGEONS London GRADUATE
from one of Co.. ot the United States,
md the greater pa Of spent the first
Hospitals Londn Paris Philadelphia and sewhere has
.fer ed some most astonishing that were ever
knon, many troubled Y,h rim. ing the had aud when
asleep great hng alaru"d rt sndaen soantS
and bashflness with frequent blusp attended sometimes
fr.. 4 XnrL.n ID
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TuNH subscriber begs leave his thanks his
friends tor their very liberal patronage to tn
which he has belonged and continuance
their patronage TO the new concern
BENZ III, NOWLIN,
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,EyEE0MAS BRANCH n SONS. General tou,-
4 MISSION AND fbRN ARDiNG MERCHANTS. AM
DEALERS IN GUANO AND AGRICULTURAL IMl'LE
MENTS PErERsHCitG, FhPoducc consignment solicited
tn" lte
~ John llr James SAwnders ,afHi Miller Amt
tuckrr 90 thnWrg homes Wallace Hon John Hay Ru
4 McIlp WA 1. Joynos Petersburg Warwick a abs
Ial.. Hawai- a Co. Richmond THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS u BRANCH.
Tvs aG-aC,.~ IND Z BRANCH.
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Take Par..caIer No..rc.
Dr. Aohn.tou's Buvissrnting Remedy for Organ
ts tIenI

r. tbs and important remedy, weakness Of in' o"
~ls aoiir cured and full yger restored lhoneands
hc and dcihatei who had lost all ho have
eeru Immediately reirvtd. AA impcdmenf 20 Matriage
Physical Mental Disqualification, Nervous iriabity
fr,ubngs eaa"P> exhaustion ofihe Dosi feaFih
<ni. speedily cured ny Doctor Johnston.
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6kdk 6hlkak AtkES Ia ND w AKRANBs
EOVsSFt1SF WANTED.-LAF EFT w
GRAY Notary Public dealer IN Lsnd Watrspts and Ator
noy prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims purchase 10000 ACRES Military Bounty
and Warrants | will attend to any business a Notary
ubc such acknowledgment of deeds assign Land
Warrants &c, &c. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
iulv 6ts Pens n Agent. I4vnchburc. Va.
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ArEW cove Es>.-J3e II Wilson has this day as
l y socatsd with him Thos. W. Johns and John 3 Lang
horne Commission business under the firm
nud sfvc al Wilson Co. at the old stand OF Jos H. Wilson,
rhey keep large and well selected stock Of Groceries
Stable Goods. Steel &c &c. Particular attention
paid fcuutsy produce and LIBERAL advances made
upon produce in hanG - . - ~
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4 III + l. A Il L s T NE w 3 /.
BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TElEGRARHs.

From Washington.
A LOUD CALL FOR THE DALLAS TREATy-MARCy
RUNNING DOWN The TILIBCsrBRs, Ere.
WASHINGTON, Dec IL, 1855.
appears that tho President u holding back treaty
MADE BY Mr.. DALAI that has been the % ,ecs o.
ferrous Cabinet consultation for days. There s q
srorg desre the part or certain Seuators see NJ
ard am informed tsst II II Ia not ssoate soon
cali will be male for They alIegc tina, there Is no
reason why u should net been seut In the afst
week Of the sessioa.
secretary Marcy is ALI in pursuit OF the parties who.
are attempting 10 ret up expedition against Venezuela
and has summoned rome OF them 10 THIS ctr 10
appear forthwith At the State Department. H,s.ys hs
viii have nhvs,ering parties leaving me United
States making upon governments with which we are
At peace.
Several letters have been received here from oregon
mainly IRON min sionsnes, urging the strongest
the return there Of The late superintendent OF Indsc
Affairs, Or. Dart OF Wisconsin Tho writer's thai
Ihey do not know he living or dead, bu.
that the 1ndl,os will quietly submit to the government
Authorities H. the Of hn return, and that peace vii
again reign N thai distracted country.
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Prussia 4 NAVAL P0wEE.-More than two
yea,s since il was announced that the Prussians
had Obtained, ~ treaty ard purchase, from
Oldenhurg. n lew naval station Oh the river and
guilt - Jahlc PROJECTED Ivy adjacent islands,
With 4 wide estuary aud ueep water Immediately
west a. the river, though not contiguous 10
Prussia To site !. not only advantageous bat
commanding. The Eoeli b pres looked rather
-usp.D'0u.ly al the movement, since il brought
Prussia clogc To tpcir own shores and inter
posed q naval Power between the mouth of the
Thames ard 'hosc n The Vcser and the Ebs.
BY uur last arrival. wc learn the present mo
Harch Ftedct,.k William The Fourth. coniinaes
to aaopt ihe policy of strengthening himself on
the North sea. Newly opposite the town and
fortress If Stralsuni. situated on the strait
which separate tbc Island Of Rugen from the
main end and upon ibc ISLAND, has been found
smother .iic. on which il 70 hc constructed
Bavsl depot sad - cual which ar to rival Sc
bSFoIoL a deep hay -sis up into the island.
su',ouGded vs. hlgh land. aad sheltering the
bsrLoe rom The WINS. There Il plenty Of
Wuitr agd plcaty 81 shore room for slips basins.
tmb.r yards aod batt1i,r. Al the prelimi-
nary surveys have been made souudings taken
aud r.ane drawn. and the works are 20 be IN
deuascn IN tse ensuing spring. The navy Il
also 10 lc increased. under the direction of
Prince Sdclbert. by tie addition Of two Dew
seam fliaatcs mounting thirty-iour guns each,
20 be completely constructed in England.
A few stcam gunhoats have already bccn
added ~ ,lc navy Prussia has but small
amount o. sLppiag-not more than cigas hua-
cred vessels Of about one hundred and fifty
thousand tons Its principal ports are Dantsic,
acccs bic 10 vessels drawing not more than
twelve feet water Slettip, with eight feet water
Memcl with q difficult bar 70 cross; and some
eight other small ports equally Inconvenience.
This Prince Adalbcrt i the same person who
was lately wounded in a skirmish with some
Mediterranean pirates. Prussia Is mainly an
agricultural country but not very forward even
in lie rural products. Its internal commerce is
considerable. and it, foreign commerce IL in
creasinc. though conducted chiefly by foreign
,esscs III. opulaiion is about sixteen millions.
But v, a.ever may be It's aspirations, II can
never &c tI,t rate naval Power England,
France. Russia, spain. the United States and
Holland can never in this respect be surpassed, or
even euuaIled. by Prussia A maritime force is
only natural to those countries which have ex-
tended coasts or distant colonies, Or whose In
habitauts SEEK The seas az a source Of livelihood
and gain She never can compete with either Of
those We have named and her notllaq viii have
little employment but in carrying about the
members u tie ,ryal iamiiy upon excursions Of
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THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTIONS
This extraordinary body Of tx hundred Southern
politicians, lately assembled ut Savannah, has adj
iourned ard dispersed, and the sun rises later
in the morning and sets earlier in the afternoon
than il did before. They have passed certain
resolutions concerning line Of Southern
onexporiing steamers, 10000 tons each.
10 Europe; other resolutions concerning
Pacific railroad; others 10 relation TO
Southern schools and literature, and a va
riety of other distractions, and they have
resolved to have another sitting next year. For
all practical purposes, the hotel sod shopkeepers
Of Savannah have realized all the substantial
profits Of this convention. The dsunion spirit on
the occasion was rather weak. II il evidently
6zzling out all over The South under the reaction
Of Southern public opinion. II the Southern
Convention had for an object Southern ultra
pressure upon Mr.. Bucbanan's administration, il
has signally failed. We expected something on
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the southern MAIL.
BarrmoRs, Dec. IL, 1858,
We have no mail today south OF Mobile.
Unifcd states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bets.
SUITS FOR RETURN OF nrrIre.


DEc. i2-Geogs Pon@s High Marr,i-Ina was an &C.
brought BY Messrs RidGe~ay Mccullough against tho
siendani Collector 81 the port Of New recover
sok Of duty paid under protest upon aen
ime. The goods imported from France. and COR
oisd Of chairs tables bureaus and other article. Of urni
IRE, made OF rosewood, mahogany tulip and oak woods
md claimed, such 70 be subject only duty Of per
duty IL per charged AMI paid,
camG by The government the goods properly kn7wn
manufactures az rose 4c Verdict forplainn $3.50
subject adjustment the Custom House and 20 The opinion
he ,ouri cheney OF protests, For defendant j.
Joachim ASSISTANT nted states District Attorneyf
Htfi,oB Byaa- and ofiers Hugh MyrwetL-Trs was
brought OF duty paid under
let hemp earpetinr The fibre OF the carpeing
production of Inc Est ndt imported principally from Cal
he maautac rred into
from such npre Al dundee in Scotland and exported 10
ne tined states The plaintiffs claimed that goois
sbtu psy n duty of manufacture hemp or
rem carpetrr While the defendant claimed that
snv duty under the schedule Of the ariH
cot which imposes duty ~ ~ per cent Wilton Rrusses
pnd oher carpenr OF similar fabric treating word fabric
in stint adspteduess or make she
court appeared ~ this is Honor charged the
MS that their province the c0nnerca
nan sr,cle by which was bought and sold the
fsbric. used IN thu does similar MAKE
q smiar purpose neither the method OF making no
which n may be applied but the ingredient
binp Itself The Jury rendered verdict for plaintiffs TO-
$50, subject 70 adusntn the Custom House and 10 "a,
opRl9n 81 me Court a. " sa4s sncl u PreIess
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r<Ta NEW YORK HERALD-EDIrIoN FOB EUROPE.
re Cunard steamship Arabia Capt. stone, viii leave
assaen on wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool
she European nails win close in this city u half
PAR two O'Clock 10 afternoon.
Go European edition d The HnsAID, printed in French
aed Euxsh VIII 10 published O'Clock In lho morn.
ns Single copies, 10 wrappers, sixperce
subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of .he
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