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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Beard OF Education met last evening pursuant
TO adjournment, ANDREW III. GREEN, President, in the
chair.
The meeting being called to order, the PRESIDENT
addressed the Board at considerable length, returning
thanks for the high honor that had been conferred
upon him. In the course of his remarks he spoke of
the measures advisable 70 be adopted during the year
and the general policy to be pursued regarding the
expenditure of moneys the advancement of the schools
and the strict adherence TO the bylaws.
The document received and ordered to be
printed.
The Standing Committees OF the Board OF Education
for the year 1856 were then named by the President
Afterthe choice Of seats BY the members, several
papers were read and referred 20 the appropriate
Committees An application for So, 500 for rebuild
ing w ard School No. 49, in Houston street, was re-
ferred TO the Finance Committee.
The following resolution, Offered by Mr. PHILLIPS,
referred to Committee on Teachers and Salaries:
Reso!re5 That much Of the thirteenth eton Of the
PROVIDE BY general rules and regulations classification OF
salAes tas thu salaries paid eeches shall he uniform
lar pscabe Aroasheut the city BE- referred the Com
mtiee on Teachers aud Salaries suitable plan 70
the into effect Als limitation number
Of tsscber that may be employed any Grammar Primary
School department
The Finance Committee presented a report setting
apart the School monies Of 1855 follows $751; IS
for appropriation of last year. s4s0Ooo for teachers
salaries; $40 900 for the Free Academy; Sloo 900 for
Normal Schools; cas- 900 for Evening Schools 81 900
for salaries of superintendent and Clerks; ere O0e for
incidental expenses u the Board Of Education 50 600
f Rents; SIS 900 fCs repairs OF school building and
fuel: S75, 900 for books. stationery, SC.
The balance of the o. cs3 $50 90 for other than
rent expenses Of the syste. The report vas adopted
without modification.
TIE following cennunicssiso wss rscsivsd tsu the
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

Loss OF BRIG TOLEDO AND TWO MEs Al STA.-By
the arrival Of the bark Overmann, Capt Littleohn at
this port, we learn that the brig Toledo Of Camden,
Me, abandoned at the a2d inst, and Capt.
Brown and the survivors Of the rescued by Capt.
Littleohn and brought to this city. The following
Capt. Browns report;
Jan. 5, lying TO under clese-reefed mainsai and
fore-tOpmast ysai blowing heavily, the wind shifting
Um the southeast to the northeast, making cross
At noon the wind hauled to the southwark.
Split the fore-topmast saysai. Then set the close
reefed fore-topsal and ran until p. m when / was
obliged TO beave to again. and set all hands to the
pumps. At O'Clock found three feet of water in the
hold At 10 O'Clock the wind hauled back to the east
southeast, which made the brig fall on her BEAM
ends. 1t was 30 sudden that we had to get on her
side. In about ten minutes her rnasts, house
and everything WA was swept overheard when
dashed the starboard quarter but the breaking
US, compelled to hold fast TO keep from
getting washed overheard. The next day a very
heavy sea swept over u.s. and washed four men over
board and broke the water-cask adrift. Two Of the
men succeeded in getting on board again the Others
were lest. All the Sater except three gallons
lost. This day we saw vessel. Next day the sea
became more moderate, aud, in going down the run.
found a piece of beef, about five pounds which
made last urti the Sunday following. We saw another
vessel to-day. From this time were without food
water until Tuesday, the 22d. During that time
only one vessel but being so low in the water,
they could not make out. All hands had given up
the hope Of ever seeing the land again. We were 80
enfeebled that could hardly help ourselves, when
the bark Oudmann, Capt. Lttcjohn, from Gibraltar to
New-YOrk, bore down to us, and took US on board,
and owing TO the kind attentions of Capt l.. and his
lady passengers, we recovered in few days.
The following are the names Of those saved: Henry
Brown, captain; VIM. Burk, mate; VIM. L. Lamb,
Moses MariD, Samuel Crowen and George Monks,
seamen.
Mr.. Spence, the steward, and Thomas Ross, boy,
were washed overheard and drowned.
THT ICE.-The small steamer Ravenswood made
trip yesterday morning to Astoria and back, and re-
ported considerable drift ice in parts of the East
River at certain stages of the tide. The river is still
closed in places beyond the Gate.
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THE CHURCHILL BRIBERY CASE.

The case Of Policeman Churchill Of the Thirteenth
Ward continued Yesterday before Justice Osborne,
at the Mayors Office.
Mr. Busted, counsel for Moore and his wife, being
satsfed that any testimony they might give could not
be used against them upon their trial. permitted them
to be examined. There was large attendance of po-
hcemen and citizens.
Mary Ann Moore the wife of the junk-deaer, who
made the complaint against Policeman Churchill, and
who alleged in her affidavit direct examination be-
fore the Mayor that she gave Churchill 800, was the
first witness called by Mr.. Clinton for the accused
In the of her Examination witness stated
that Churchill had told her that he could do more
than three lawyers to get her husband clear of the
charge which had been preferred against him. He
offered to 90 to work and make the matter all right for
the sum of $500. The examination was continued at
great length witness repeating the conversations she
had at various times with Churchill relative to her
husband, both at her (witness house and at his
(Churchills) residence
The case was adjourned till this morning, the exani-
nation of the witnesses not being concluded
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DIED.

BALLARD-In this city, Tuesday Jan - aged 81 yesrs
the Rev. JOHN b. BALLARD.
The public respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral at ~
Baptist Church Ia Twenty second street. between Third al
Lexington nues Thursday 3lst inst, at IN Hin
remains III be takes 10 Colchester, Conn. for nterest
Kentucky and North Carolina papers please copy.
DORF MUs-On Tuesday morning Jan. - asr short Illness
WILLIAM HENRY son Of the late J. l. Doremas Ina TN
SOth year Of his age. =. :
70 his funeral Thursday 3tst Inst, at 6ceok
from the residence Of his uncle, Mr. p. Walters, No 50
Laisht street, without further notice
ARD-On Friday, Jan. rs, MARGARET WARD, at No. -
Butler street., East WILLIAMSBURG. Ia l., aged n yoara
The Inferred In the Cemetery OF the Evessss
wARNERon Tuesday afternoon JAN ~ suddenly In the
40th year Of his age WILLIAM II. WARNER
The friends and relatives Of the family RESPECTFULLY invited
10 attend the funeral friday morning, at 10
o'clock his late residence No 1863 Amos street. withev
further invitation. His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery.
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IL the JananeAe let Euro.

or "a TO be the case. II the Japanese let Euro
peans within their territory, their national days are
numbered, and they know ii; but nevertheless,
their pirates and nhosPialities must be corrected
What the Chinosc have gained by letting in
fine Christian English is best learned from the fact
contained in memorial we have received from Amer
icans there begging our Government to come forward
ind save the Flowery Empire from something little
short Of hell-fre-the Opium Trade, which the petit
fones assert is destroying at the rate Of FIVE hundred
thousand Chinese a year. The man in the moon
would be puzzled to tell on looking at China which
was the Christian and which the heather The laugh
ing philosopher Of the Greeks would split his sides IN
regsdng the frst steps of European civilization ana
religion in China
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Controller and referred 70 the Finance Committee.


The appropriation for the support Of the Prbc Schools Of this
city approved by the Commissioner and submitted Board
Of 20 b. put in the levy 1856 the
sumof Sjta From which there b deducted
inbure the cy treAsry for the advanced the Boar
Education under resolution Of December L. 1885, the
Sl5f0-leavng TO lie drawn By the Board OF Eineaiion
sE8Et 70. Re,T ectiuly, A c. fLAGG.
Mr.. SINCLAIR offer resolution which was adopt
cd that Mr. Gilbert, the CLERK of the Board, publish
5000 copies Of the Manual.
The following resolution was offered by Mr.. ADAMS:
Resored That Special Committee OF b. appointed to
der and report upon the expediency Of ESTABLISHING in this
this city Central Institution for the higher education OF such
pnTs Of the female DEPARTMENTS Of the several Ward schools
shall h. found. upon eKsmiuOtOn qualified to attead the
same.
The matter called forth considerable debate, but
upon the question being called the resolution lost,
After the transaction Of some other business, the
Board adjourned till Wednesday.
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WEpsEspAY. Jan. 30-p. m

The Stock market is moderately active, and the
prices of the leading Fancies show but little change
from yesterday. Erie was 81 g. Reading s4i, Hudson
River 29i, Central 92i, &c. There is still lack Il
outside speculation the operations Of the habi.u6s
of the street restricted by the approximations sf
unfavorable news by the coming steamer. Moan
time the ease with which money is obtained call.
induces come purchases, and prevents q pressure
of stock upon the market comparison with pri-
Gee ten days ago will shew but little aggregate
change although the fluctuations have been frequent
Nicaragua and Cumberland are firm. A bear
offer to sell 900 shares at 2al, buyer thirty.
was promptly snapped up. Western Stocks
were in good demand, and generally firm
The receipts Of these roads for January will prob
ably be found, when published, 10 be comparatively
moderate. Tie snow and cold weather has embsE-
raised very materially their traffic. February win
show more fsvorabIy, last year, the snow, So.
nterfered with the business of those roads in that
month. The business in Railroad Bonds was moder-
ate and the market rather heavy. State Stocks ara
firm and in fair demand. In addition 10 the public
sales there private transactions TO the extent a.
sl2c 900, partly for banking purposes and partly for
foreign account at lo4 for s. 1915; iof for 5s 1885,
lO2 for So, 1885, lol for 49, 1857 and III for g., III
There is little or nothing doing in Exchange, and
prices are nomnaly as before.
Albert ii. Nicolay's semi.weckiy suction sale Of
stocks and bonds Will take place tomorrow, Thsn-
day, at i2! O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange Tie
list will comprise some frstclass insurance snd bank
storks.
The Bank Of the Republic has declared semi-sn.
pual dividend Of 5 ' cent, payable on demand
The Erie sAd Norh-East Railroad has declared
semi annual dividend Of y cent, payable in February.
The business Of the Sub-Treaury was. paid, es5,.
5ai ~; received, SCOOPS 81; balance o.. os5 sii ~,
paid for Assay Office, s7f,7si 81; paid Dsbsr~ae
Cheeks, e2a,o9f 20. The payments selude eiasoe
California drafts.
The Customs thus Ear this week have bees quite
light
Tue ~misn,sai Interest Due February 1, " Ne
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board met Yesterday afternoon at the Office in
Worth street, Mr.. CRrMMISG presiding, and Messrs.
Carigan, Kelly, Crabtree, Kennedy Purdy and
Garugue present.
The contract for supplying the Commissioners with
meat for this year awarded to VIM Goodheart
the lowest bidder, at 81 cents pound. The amount
expended last year for meat was s30,442 AZ.
Mr.. GARRIGUE called the attention of the Board to
the fact that some Of the children bound out by the
Commissioners had not been properly treated. lie
gave notice that at tue next meeting he would move
that Committee be appointed to make periodical
vss 10 the children abprenticed by the Commissioners
Mr. KELLY thought such plan would be productive
of good as several children bound out. girls espec
ally had returned after suffering great abuse and mis-
usage.
The following is the weekly summary of the affairs
OF the Commissioners:
Number Of arrived Jan 23 8s.......... ~.
Number OF aliens arrived since 10 Jan. 20
752
1855. 1883.
Inmates In institution Wards Island seI 579
Inmates in Marine Hospital. lSS S5
Total 1893 4loi
Overdra bank Jan. j5l "
Aggregate receipts 10 Jan. 2S............. IS ,253 "
Received 20 JAn.SO for eommntatiOn
~ money, s1i w sVI %
hhAnee @'os4 "
Disbursements To Jan. S4l 81
smdry expenses paid Jan ls......... 460 Ol-5lD IS
O,erdraf JanD sSOc0s 6s
The Board adjourned.
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Advertisement.
ENORMOUS SACRIFICES - s. & M. T.. T.

ENORMOUS SACRIFICES = >. q NJ. Il. TOWLE
Co. Columbian Hail. No. 28l Grandst, will offer during this
whole OF their immense stock OF FALL and WINTER
GooDs prices before met with In this city for the
rose clearing Of their stock prepare for the Spring
trade consisting Of Plain Plaid aud Striped silks French Me
rinos Csshnees, De Lsnes Merno Plads, English and
French Prints BrOcbe and WOODEN Shaws Coas and ramas
Irish Linens Linen Dsnssks Dsmask Table Cloths and Nap
kns Toilet Quilts Blankets and Housefnrnihing Goods OF
every description II Of the raest chances offered
and eaIly calls will be necessary
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Advertisement.
NEw-YORK LUNG INSTITUTE,

No Bond-st., New York, Jan Is, 1855.
From and after this date this Institute will b. under the med
ica charge Of d. d. NEsTELL, A. NJ D. and assistants
and complete have been perfected for the
convenience and comfort Of numerous patrons.
NOAH s. DAY, Proprietor
All b,sne-s communications shou be addressed to
a.. VAN DEUsES Secretary,
No. Bond-st., New York
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-BROOKLY wv ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEATH AT The FULToS FERRr.-During
yesterday afternoon woman entered the ladies sa-
loon in the Futon-fery house, the Brooklyn side,
with an infant that she nursing. Soon after she
entered she raised her shawl which covered the child
and remarked with apparent establishment and alarm,
that it was i'll. In few minutes it was dead. The
conduct Of the woman excited suspicion, and she
was arrested. She said ID was the child Of DIR.
West of No. Eleventh street, between Third and
Fourth avenues.
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tAdyertiseuient.I
PEnrDvsnana

WILSON'S DANDELION COFFEH-For Dyspepsia,
Indigestion Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases and
especially recommended 10 Of delicate constitutions
Sold BY respectable Apohecaes and ct the principal Depot
sornar of27 and asv
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FIRE DEpArsEs1 MA1TERs.-The representatives

FIRE DEPARTMENT MATTERs.-1he representatives
OF the Wiamsbursh Fire Department held meeting this
week which the Of incorporation for this Depart
ent approved printed Ths il necessary enable
the companies Organized subsequent consolidation take
the proceedings; the former act Of Incorporation ncud
such companies organized within the limits
and By the authorities of the late City OF Wiamsburg.
Messrs Strong Virgins and Kenyon, appointed Com
the erectual prevention Of fires
Eastern District; prepare ordinance for the
the Department 10 be presented To the Common Coun-
eli for approval The same Committee also instructed 10
confer the neEhbonz Fire Departments relative 10
curing the passage Of act by the Legislature for the transfer
OF members Department TO the other.
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mARRIRD.

GEFR-DANFORTH-O Thursday, yau. ~ at the re.,incs
Of Hon Geo; H. Browne Chepsshet' r. BY the Re-:
Mr.. Otis ASAHEL c. GEER, OF Troy, N. u. 70 HELM
AUGUSTA daughter of the late Reyes Danforth. Of wa
Jamestown, Mass
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10, IA STRINGER's ORIGINAI DANDEIION

Hills & STRINGER'S ORIGINAL DANDELION
COFFEE Dyspepsia Diseases Of the Liver Fstuoncy Sick
Headache IL Is also superior nutrcous beverage having
at the same both medicinal effect and favor
passed finest Java Coffee BE and obtain the
me as limitations in the market For sale the General
DEPOT, No. 67s Broadway, and BY most Druggists.
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Advertisement
LAMPRATYPEs-rhe new style COlodiOn Glass

Pictures. first invented at No 2ss Broadway eclipse the Am
res both durability and beauty This assertion
but warranted Twoshins Dasuerreoypes aud three
shilling Photographs taken daily.
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Advertisement.
IAdyertisouent.l

Charts and Written Descriptions Of Character given daily at the
Cabinet Of PowLEs AND WELLS. No. 500 Broadway.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

The CoUkIs.-In the Hudson County Circuit Court,
Judge yredsnburgh redng the Civil Calendar was resumed
Co. Of Hudson City " j. note gwen them By Thomas
Wewood Of Jersey City, for cash on which va. due 10
the time that the note given which were not u
filed The plaintiffs eontendsd thu. verbal Agreements eould
hours and falling discharged yesferdsy morning
Counsel for plaintiffs Jscob "esi for defendant H. b.
Hakeusn.
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ExANIsATIoS oS THE CHARGE OF RAPE.-Yester-
day afternoon German named Henry Weber brought
before Justice Smith the charge VI attempt commit
rape upon married named Catherine Freeman The
Atten pt alleged at Defendants still house
the Hun-rhy Road the 18th inst the having called
10 procure feed her pgs The appearing be
plain one defendant committed the charge
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SAP AcciDhsI.LUn Monday nlgn,, a ~. 20
Ihs alley adjoining he the daughter Of John b. Van
Deren Eco Of this city, got IN Der seep snd wlns a.
rscy toward tho window jumped ouf vhi IN tsts 81 som
n@nsu sbs taken % lnsensbss b. TsoSese haekey
Of the city sspxhse sad carried aso Ne hoese Ds
Psnntoa snd rsni fx phe prnoancsd kes inJs
res 70 - a ssdsas nsurs She Iyiss fas< e~snAnS
NJ orittd osslussL tNsvSt ksps Wsen>soef-
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY AecIDXNT.-Yesterday after
bor.e attached 70 sleigh containing aged man named
BENJAMIN VOORHEES, Of New utrecht l.. l., away from
stable Lyn,.on street aud turning the Of Court
with the awnngrost and threw the gentleman
axsnst railing He cked up nearly nseDaDe,
and sscersned that y. skull fractured Ohieers
Oaks and Folks conveyed him the City Hospital The
egh suabed pieces but the horse escaped injury
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tAdyertisement.l
-,,abea a a,tnaft.
ADVERTISEMENT

about he middle OF April N family with young children In
further South Good reference given Address
box No. III Boston Post Office.
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a splendid lot of

CHESTNUTS.-Just received, a splendid lot OF
Italian CLesnuts will be sold moderate price. Apply
HENRY MAILLARD No 6i Broadway and No 100 hercerst
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FoURrH WARD PoLIIIcs.-A meeting Of Demo-
e.s and others Tuesday evening In Jersey City
candidate 20 al the yaesney in the Board Of Alder
men VIM presided and NJ = Wekwars Secretary
senec. Assr DeiBsed unanimously Ell<on T. Dunc.n,
Monday evening for the ocs declines the
nomination.
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NORMAL SCHooL.-The exercises attending the close
Of the Norns School tbs Eastern District will take place
this hurdayl evening School house OF Tenth
and south Second The exercises will consist Of reading
original pieces singing and addresses.
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The Court of Common Pleas, Judge Griffith presid
ina commenced ts session yesterday IN the 0randJury
There are ser one hundred cases on ts calendar.
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MEETING OF IHr REPUBLIcAS STATE COMMITTEE.
The Republican State Committee met at noon yes
terdsy at the Aston House. the Hon. f.. ID. Morgan n
the chair. After three hours session the Committee
adjourned.
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CHARGE or BUReLAKr.-A Seofchmsn, = years OF
.rs named james Laurie yesterday arrested esArsec -
having on Tuesday night into the eeentsf ssoY
fsase snerou, corner Of Thirty fh street. s1d snn
add therefom quantity Of tool Which hs
offered for 81 fisbsth The seu>et eAs But
centiy been DISCHARGED the STATE Prison. vhers ns 80
ssni o< szilsr odeas He ocAs u default pfs7
~ Justice " $50 for eIsnl1ssooL
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THE ALDERNASIc CONTEST DRAWING TO CLOSE.
The Special Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen in
the Drake and seagrst met again yesterday at
O'Clock in the City Had. Mr.. John l.. White in be-
half of the former and Mr. Hayes for the latter occu
pied considerable time in the summing up. decision
will probably be given in a very few day.
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CHARGE OF EABEzzLEaEsT.-Mr Cenrsd Denon'
cashier OF Belmon Bsnknr house Beaver street vss
IA, arrested by Oe-r SIC Msnus OF the Lover raoe So
by Of the CLERKS Of the -
received him VI money amounting 70 SELL 49, "a
xhichbe has rendered account 20 the hfu IN
denies the truth II the charge and states tnst n1
entir. Justice Connolly held Inn 70 Osa
examination
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Church, after which the body was Deposited in the

COscERTs-1he last morning concert 81 Messrs
Mason and Bergman was well attended and daily ap-
Ilauded. SINE new compositions were introduced to
the satisfaction Of the auditory.
Mr.. Gottschalks first piano concert in Brooklyn
drew crowd and the customary plaudits. lie Will
give con.ert on Thursday at Dodworth's Rooms,
dedicated to the Spsnisrds and Cubans in which VIII
" be performed nothing but Spanish and Cuban music.
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COLUMBIA CoLLiGE-The intermediate examination
will begin in the College Chapel on Monday the 4th
of February, at 81 o'clock, and be continued until
Wednesday, the 18th, inclusive. Hours for eNamns-
ton from 81 TO 81 each day. The Senior and junior
classes will be examined from the 4h to the sth; the
Sophomore and Freshmen romthe 9TH to the l3h both
DAYS inclusive.
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ATIEsPIEp ROBBERY AND SrABBfSG.-Eariy yes
srsy rorius the Filth Ward Police armed b. the
al MurIer proceeding from Tbonss rest d o. pioesea
ina the psee found named Geo Dsfsoe ss5 "a
admitted having inflicted the wound bat Aege ths nc oo u
In defenee the negro having rst santed hin WITH ln'en,
20 rob him. Garrison taken 70 the Sew-lorA hosA s1
Corwn was Locked up to await eNAnirslon-
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WIFE OF 4 CATHOLIC PREsT.-The counsel engaged
in this TO have met yesterday at the ofoe Of
j. NJ Van Colt in Wall street. for the purpose Of hear
ing testimony, but a. some of them necessarily
absent attending Court, the matter was again ad-
jOurned.
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MATTERS.


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1000 New. York Cen. 6's.. ISL
500 do..............c 85i
u Del. a Hud. Canal Colo
10 Ohio Life 4 Trust Co.. 9jl
6 Bank State New.Ysrk. l0s
500 Florence & Key. Jnt.bl0 4