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MARRIED,

TAYLCR-HANSEN-A Goths, Germany, on Tuesday, Oct.
a. in the Court Chapel by the Rev. Dr. Carl Schwartz
spsu The Grand Duke Mr. Bsysd Taylor Of NewY orf
TO Miss Marie Hansen of Goths.
0LASsER-CLINE-Ol Sunday Nov Is, By the Rev; Z.
Norton Francis Glasser Sarah Cline both OF this cry
Baltimore and Washir gton pspers please copy.
KITCbING-E STLING-At Southbridge. MSS on Monday,
Nov b II. hev Parker Robert N. kitchng 70 Miss
Tbeodosia ~ Es,lng, beth Of this city.
MOoDY-BRAINE-On Tuesssy, Nov. H. at the Church Of
u. Ascension, by the Rev @ I. Bedeu ID; d. Mt j. Z.
Wentworth Mccoy Of Yarmouth ), to Janee, daughter
of the late James II. BIsine. OF this city.
LABARTE-GlLBERT-At Caf.lii Y, 90 Monday Nov
H. the residence OF the bides p4tent by .n- Rev NJ
HOwsfd Nj y. b. LabsFe Of NeS-iorx, TO Miss hirJ r.
Gi belt, Of the former place
PARKE CCNACHE6- On Thursday, Nov 70 in the Bip'
sst Church West Twenty fifth street by the Rev A H.
VT gh lsase Parker, eco si.s Euphem, Consehef'
both OF tuis city
Belfast Londcn and Brmiu CHAM papers please copy.
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NrRDEREDIBY INDrASs.-Bepjsmin Gates of Will
subsm started for California last june by the over
md route and strsyed from his party the 18th Of
hy to hunt up his horse, which was lost when he
uortrnately fell in with small party Of Comanche
i,iisus who gave him signs of friendship. One Of
Asn, however, enticed him TO one eide, tomahawked
in shot several arrows into bis body, riaed bu and
kahim for dead. In few hours he revived and sue
,ssdeo in crawling back to the road, where he hung
il, coat upon tree aud lay down to die. The next
nornisg portion Of bis party came up, who 70 and
hin alive but pact help, and he died in few hours
3. was shout thirty years of age, and leaves wife
.ld widow cd mother at Wlbfabsm. springfield Rep.
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IAdvertisenent. /

A retired Physician, - years of age, whose sands
Of life have nearly out discovered while in the Ea, In
dice, certain core fer CONSUMPTION, Athma Bronchitis
Coughs Code and General Debility TIE remedy discov
ed BY him when his only child daughter die
He had beard much OF the ieru restorative healing
qualities Of preparations made from the East India Hemp and
the thought occurred TO huha, he might make remedy
his child. He studied hard and succeeded in realizing his
wishes. His child cured and is alive we'll He
since administered the wonderful remedy Thousands Of
sufferers ali psrs Of the world and he hiss failed 10
making The pleely healthy aud happy Wishing d,
uch good possible be will send to such Of his afflicted e
low beings request IT, this recipe with ia and direc
tons cr making up and successfully .sing IT, He requires
each applicant TO ncose him shrg-bree cents 20 DO
reformed postage the recipe and the remainder to be
Piled t. the pay Of this sdyertisem NJ Adore. Dr. H.
JAMES, No. ~ Grand street, Jersey City, N. J.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
TINE NIAGARA

TINE NIAGARA.
~. limited States stesm-fhgate Niagara may be
,ac,.d bere within three or four days. and, unles,
.h,rvs ordered by the Secretary, will lie during the
winter at the Brooklyn Yard, with her teegraphic
pschirery still on board.
LAUNCH.
Fhs steam revenue cutter aud relief vessel Harriet
lana xll be launched this Thursday morning at 100
occek, from the yard of w. Fl, Webb, foo! Of Sixth
tired, Esst River.
SEIZURE OF THE SCHOONER DIR. KANE.
We learn from The Miramichi Cleaner thst the
American schooner DIR. Kane has been seized at that
Do. for IN Infringement Of the navigation laws, she
srirg conveyed cargo of wood to tina. port from
n,shsr
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But . t besa sl;tstJ ssed Tire lesa liability pay The
perty w,s always ts.,a b. Courts IS .uouatias
tact 70 pay H. 49,
r the rkarE. In forms q pressure u,rtucsd BIZ the
Cdr Auc therefore when the complaint syers does 20
M, es,. tis, the def snt has ed the .ts ach
u1on Inn the es duty fpicg the pre.r penalty ard
t5s by reason Thereof he IA Indebted TO the paaa. the
so,t az and action hAa soctaed 70 the plain
e to rec the the action sho n be ang
o. oottsrt within the meaning Of ses 10 Of tbs Code
ru ~ ann me IL adopted IL beeore the proper one aui the
objection o il nu.t be overruled
Although uottni as. 81 we Inen' upon that .Ssjsc
vi.ior Of the Code TO srest and bal 7s the
.uy Of judgment upon fsre to sn,~er is leading to
n. def ndsps melton must b. denied but With ,u costs.
III. ou .,ion bens snd Of such character Is 20 warsut
& schursser District Attorney for the pe,pl- and r. A.
Moor. r. d. Lewis r. c. Und.rhi1, and others, f,r de-
f-rSsn.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

U. s. DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 81, 46, 4S, II, 81,
9. 81, II, q, 6, 81, 40, :, ~ a. A. az ..-
SUPERIOR CoURr-Trial Term.-Nos. 6i5 665,
$50 en- $50 6zs 6s 1872 698 6gl 7O2 7O} IA 7I5 S 1871
s COL 5oi 67s 72 100, III, 49, 49, 7, ILL., H. To -"
~ .
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr Nos. 1898, PA, AZ,
1921 2s 6, sic ST. SlS, 81, 1850, "a, 3ii, Ssf -
BRooKLYS CITY CoURT.-Nus. p, -, 81, -, 81,
ST. a. A q. a, 49, So 81 S. 81. So SO, 50, g. 81
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos Is. III, As,
Il 10 IL 49, 49, so g t3 81 Is &C. 81 s. g. Co. g. O.
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attached to him. were constantly BY his bedside ys
terdsy attending 10 his wants-

A SENSIBLE Mar-UsDERsrAsDs HIS HosoR rHr
MaroR.-One of the unemployed, In writing 70 his
Ward Committee for their intercesson in his behalf 10
procuring employmen concludes his communication
as fullowe:
al have not attended those Park meetings a. I
could not harmonizs with those in their political
opinions, in prasirg up different men for their cooiags
toward working men, when firmly believe that m IN
Itbe Mayor has done moro harm than he can atone
for by all the good works that he may do now for his
own object."
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There are sixty.two churches in New

RELIGIous-There are sixtytwo churches IN New
distributed the various denominations folio
Presbyterian, 49, Consregsions Associate Pre.byter.u
b Reformed Dutch 8; Baptist 4; Epcopslsn aethoSi.t
ssogue African There 10 German churche. OF Will d
9are Pie.by Episcopal Roman Catholic Methodist
| Baptist, I Reformed Dutch, and Lutheran.
The Rev VIM Leach Rector Of the 81. Barnsbas tEps
copa Church Roseve has resigned snd his pace 10 TEN
poariy supplied by the Rev Mr. Mott formerly Assist, ant
Rector Of Grace Church Of Orange
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BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS Nov. la-Befors
Judge Morris and Associates.
Couyt reassembled Yesterday morning, and

The court reds3tmOleu yeslefusy mOrnluS, dul
Peter Hseer shoemaker residing the Sixteenth Ward was
placed m for maDsaushte in having caused the dea OF
August. Eager The prisoner sometimes practices ply
scsn having OF reputation such among the Ger
residents Of his vicinity The child sick and the
advised to eupCy Hager He was cent for and
prescribed drops of lsusanum which had tue effect OF
thowi the child into supoI rom which II did not recover
IRE Coouers Jury nted the of malpractice
and the prisoner indicted for msnslsugher After the
who stred v,rct Of not suy they being unable decide
evidence whether he child died OF commissions or from
the effects Of the drug administered
Charles Hsmpsen pleaded not guilty TO the charge of
pa sing money aud the trial postponed until the
Iest Of the Court the ground OF the absence oil mate
nal Will
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BROOKLYN CITY couRr-Nsr. Is-BshOss Judge

CULVER
Chsrir H.b4 and George Herbert sst Patrick MCsrth
Tbis il An action for seduction usder promise OF
r.,,s and the damages arc laid at 600 The suit brought
by the mother ard Of Mis- Josephine V.ot Who
shesed was sedueed BY Mccarthy The defendant boarded
with aI tia and paid attentions to the daughter and having
succeeded In designs left her to take Of herself and
sned ANOTHER chd bern 10 the daughter. which sub
outnty died The plaintiff. their testimony 10 the
according the rule The defendant was un'se 70 be
e,rut In accident which recently befe him
The case concluded and given the Jury Who being una
bic 70 rising Ct the Court directed to bring In
Q sealed verdict this morning.
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THE STREETS IN JERSEY CRY TO BE LIGHTED
CASA contrac. for lighting the street, Of Jersey City
with Tor long time been pending between the Comma
Council and the jersey CT Gas Company but Of
various engagements 70 terms was not perected until
Tesdsy evening which tine the Common Council took
final Necessary the attainment Of the desirable object
adopting the minority report Of the Ga. Committee BY this
act the city 10 70 81 600 feet, and IS
per for cleaning and lighting Lamp number
Il III have ssdy been erected in the ciy and this
will he Increased the mains laid ia other
The Commt Council have directed removal Oft old lamp
posts.
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CITY ITEMS.

THF CoUsrY CANvAssERs.-Tbe Board met in the
Chamber Of the Board of Aldermen on Thursday at
l2ocock. 1t proceeded to foot up the returns. This
work. With the exception OF four Wards, was finished
and the Board adjourned till this morning. when the
footing up will be concluded, and the result an
bounced
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

HUDsoS COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY The 9Th anr-
veTssIy Of the Hudson County Bible Society held
day afternoon AID evening the FIRST Dutch Reformed Church
jersey City The business meeting held in the starnoon
Q: wtloh the Treasurer aud Board OF MaGagsn
wers read indicating the prosperity and useuae.s Of the So
cety 10 the evening ado delivered b. the Rev
W. Wiley Of Jersey Cry the Rev DIR R. x. Rogers Of
Round Brock, and the Rev. J. II. McNel u b, American
Bible So,iety
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AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL So
cnrY.-This Society will, in consequence OF next
Thursday being appointed to be Thanksgiving Day,
meet th evening preparatory to the stated meeting
for he election of officers on the first Thursday Of
December
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IAUNtIIIttIIItLt 7
NATIONAL. THEATER-THE TEMPLE

ePJRDY'S NATIONAL THEATER-THE TEMPLE
MIRTH AND MsTRucTIoS.-The excellent snd unusually
attractive of given at this
favorthe Tbeser has the desired effect OF filling TO oyeHow
ing every night This evening" again less four highly
attractive pieces 20 be gvenyz "Ei HydeT" Rebels
Tories Mountain Syph' and Perse iuei Dutchnan
wonderful feats.
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box ot Jswvly ysroa st ei5 from e.dsr n.nsI J.cob
NJ pier 81 No. ia Pio street New Yort K.per s.spp.d
70 s'oetsin bin ga good ani upon the oroperty
fone snd TIE sccu.ed pste, deoiee 81 kso~l.s- Of u
Vfho-r Jacobs Thintsm and Coeheu searched found
TIE PopnJ .eci.ted In the oss Smith sad ais wife
c0InnItted By yu.tic. Cl.rrv.
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IsDrsTRIAL SCHOOLS The Managers If the Brook.
Ign Industrial School. have msde toeir snnuL report fom
heh sppesrs they IN condition and are
complaining much good The balance sheet shows 1874 a. in
the hands Of the Treasurer
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SERIOUS ACciDENT.-Ye yesterday evening Mrs. L.
lighted camphene lamp, when the fluid took fire,
ana the flames communicated to the dress of her
daughter, three years DID, who dresdfuly burned.
The father, in attempting TO his child also
severely burned Their burns were DIRE ssed by DR..
Thomas ID. Andrews.
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BuRGLARY.-The house OF Mr.. Isaac A. Muller, No.
As Grand ee Jersey City entered by burglars Tues
day night and robbed Of 80 worth Of wearing apparel No
have been made This il the third time within two
yens that Mr. Miller has suffered from the vssons Of burg
lars within which period his store In Montgomery street
robbed Of goods " the value Of several Thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19

The Essex County Bible Society held It's eleventh
annual meeting In Nes York fuesd.y evening The al
nusl report read By the NJ f. Ellison and the 6nsa
cs by the Rev George Sheldon The recep
&S $50 a. Addresses delivered By the Rev Dr. g. r.
Crooks and the Rev. DR.. g. J Prime OF New York.
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

KINGS COUNTY MiLlTARY.-From the returns Of the
Inspector Of the on bgd appears that are
merits of uniform Sih, in this county nambsIiss in all
t52 n.en.
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IHy BALL SEASON Public amusements feel the effect
dbe usneisl pressure though not to the same extent
the departments of general business, for people
,sm determined to enjoy the pastimss OF the theaser
and the ball room be the times hard easy and are
Opposed to reliIquish these Injuries the last. Unlike
lie theatrical fraternity the proprietors of the leading
bsIrooms in the city have generally reduced their
,fces in accordance with the requirements Of the
tines. Accol dingy, the falling off in patronage thus
IA is lot disastrous, and n or two instances the
lumber Of balls engaged compares favorsby with last
reason.
4 The price per night of the City Assembly Rooms,
Tie largest ballroom in the city, has been reduced
about IS per cent. The charge for suppers remain
the same. The proprietor states that he has already
let his rooms for as many balls in advance as at the
corresponding date last year, lacking two. He seems
TO think that he will drive quite as brisk business
during the present ball season as though the panic
bed not taken lace.
At the Apollo Rooms, in Broadway near Canal
tee', mats rial reduction has been made Ia all the
n.es Of change. The ball roon which was lot last
ssson for $40 per night can bs had for $50 The
Price for supper which has heretofore been 10 cents,
now reduced to 80 cents. The proprietor says he
On afford to furnish feed at so Gems head, as pro-
vons in general are cheaper but he leaves out ice
cream from the bill of fare. He has engaged his rooms
Tor about sixty balls to off during the next three
months and half, which is slight falling off from
the same period last year.
Mr.. Brown tf Tsmmsny Hotel prepared his ball
rom for the ierpsichOreans earlier this than
at, but the demand for It's use was not equal to ex
pecation. He has had four balls thus far but while
biz room was then engaged for thirty balls in advance
th now let for only twelve.
MI. Eiblos ball season commences about the close
this month and continues to the middle of Msrch.
at present his engagements for future balls fall short
dthe engagements at this time las. year by twenty
per cent. His charge for the ballroom per night has
been reduced from slOO 10 So, while the price for
upper ticket, is 81 as before.
Ten or twelve balls have already been held at the
CAinese Assembly Rooms. in Broadway, between
P'pce and Spring Streets and we learn that the num-
ter thus far engaged for the Winter is about the same
Is last year. The price the ballroom per night is
20, and has not been changed Altogether, it appears
iey that the dancing pubic will not consent to be
deprived, during the present Season. Of its favorite
anaiement TO any considerable extent.
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IAdxertiaefnrnt. !

ONYGENATED BITTERs is safe and sure remedy
oi Dyepi. Asthma and general debility Let ell afflicted
~rh any OF These painful diseases try the BfTTgxs snd they
VIII % '.'eo hteyer fails to hELirvs the wort cases.
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SrYAIIyG PEpLERs Box OF JrwELRr john
aud May Smith keepers of grocery at No 75 North Fourth
street snesei yesterday afternoon charged with assug
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APPOINTMENT OF JAILOR The Essex County Board
Of Freehode ..5sy appointed Mr. Ch.res Richie,
Chief of Police Of Eewh TO the position Of Warden OF the
Essex COuI " jail.
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HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS IN ALBAKY.-Since the
close Of the session Of the last Legislature no less
than hvo hotels at which Members uaed to STOP have
gone by the board viz: the Mansion House, City Ho
tel, Commercial Hotel, Clinton Hotel, and Marble Pill
lar leaving the Stapwi1 FALL Congress Hall, Delevsu
House, American Hotel. and Franklin House, only in
existence for the accommodation of Members of the
next Legislature, lobby agents, &c. at the approach
ing sessions.
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SUPREME COURT -srteI.L TtHs-NOv. Is.-Bsbrs
Judge ROOSEVELT.
DECIsI0s.
In the matter Of Mrs. Ann Moore, an alleged In.
70 be entered confirming the report and denying
the spp,ics.cn 20 discharge the lunstic.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCRT-Nov. Is-B-fcrs
Judge BErrs.
The sun ming up 10 the Pancht. case WAS finished
to dsy AID the submitted The calendar will be taken
tO-M0Ir0W.
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THr CASE OF Mr. HaMuros.-Mr. H.rrs H.m,I.
@n the yourg man who was conveyed 10 the Hospital
Mv'es' morning, from the effects of injuries re.
I've, a Toe hands Of Pa'ick Msroney, a no 'orious
49, was isst evening very log, asd the surgeon
NJ Dea Snether he could survive through the night
"c'h'S, ss'ters and an uncle who va, very much
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THE PARISH WILL CAsE.-Mr. OConor on Tues
day nght concluded his summing up, which was pro-
bounced by Mr.. Cutting to be the most profound and
sioqasrs argument be had ever listened to. On
wednesday morning Judge Edmond, commenced
fpesAirs IN behalf Of the two sisters of M Parish,
ore OF whom Is the wife of ex-Judge Sherman. Mr..
EdmoDcs was 10 have finished at o'clock, but the
surrogate beng taken scuswhst ii, the Court ad-
Jowned Until Thursday morning, when Mr.. L. will
conclude. Mr.. Brady speaks next against the validity
the viii, and then mr. Cutting for the proponents.
at the sose Of SIR Conos Argument, he prop osed to
submit volume Of some 500 pages, not only contain.
iag scientific opinions Of vsri,us physicians in this
city and London on the evidence as taken. Blu, also
esnne'trg and ansly zing the te'timooy. This was
''9ecod to and rued out BY the Surrogate.
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Found IN THE WATER.-Coroner Gamble held en-
inquest at the foot of Morton street. North River,
the body of unknown man. about 80 years of age,
who was found floating In the dock at that place. No
marks of violence Were to be found on the body and
the Jury rendered verdict of death by drowning.
Apparently the deceased had been in the water bat
few hours. lie was about feet II inches in hight
with gray hair but whiskers. His droes consisted
tie, cotton drawers, alpacs psuis aud vest black
cloth coat ard new shoes. Ii mis- pockets found
a pair Ct specacles, percil, and blue aud white
cotton pocket handkerchief.
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THE CANcEsI CAsE.-The evidence in this case,
not differing from that given on the former trial. was
finished on Tuesday night at about 10 o'clock.
Wednesday was occupied in summing up, ths four
counsel being limited TO two hours each. The Jury.
after nearly four hours absence, brought in verdict
Of GUILTY. The Court will sentence him on Friday.
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To Lcrdcn. lo5 tos Beefsi Co.; 40 Sorss Chssss {
aSs 20 ,cs. Rice at Gs- Cd 5000 bvsheh whe.. q.
private .erus. To Glasgow, 1850 bAls. Flour q. q.
Cd 1900 bushels Gssin $. lod A Spanish bNk 10
Csdr, with Staves, 90 private teroas.
The busitess Of the Sub Treasury va; Rsssp.s.
$lGS,670 IS, including SCI, 900 from Customs, Psy-
uerts s257 81 - including g., 900 California Drsfss
Balance, ti,992 SEA o..
Ezra Ludlow. j., & Co. will ho sale of sscunies
At the Merchants Exchange, 81 IL O'Clock Tomorrow
Thursday.
Albert d. Neo'sys regular semi weekly suoSos
'sls Of stocks and bonds viii take place to morrow
IT urs6sy st l2i O'Clock, q, sbe Merchant Exchange.
Simeon Diaper will hold q special sale Of stoeks
ard bonds tomorrow Thursday, At l2i O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange.
Adrian H. Muller will hold special sale to-mosrov.
Of l2 o'clock at the MERCK ants Exchange Of $6l ~
Michigan Southern and Northsn Indiana sad titi, ose
Of Detroit, Monroe ard Toledo Railroad bonds.
The following sslss were made q auction to-day ~
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THx SrABBso CASE IN WEST SEvEs1EESrH
srREEr.-Thomas Sherlock, the person arrested as
reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE, for stabbir Mr.. Fra
SER Of No. 176 West Seventeenth street on Tuesday,
was subsequently sent before Justice Davison, who
licked him up to await the result of the unfortunate
mans irjuries Mr.. Fraser was attacked and stabbed
by Sherlock In his store. The wound which is in
the abdomen is very serious and is likely to prove
fatal. Mr. Fraser unable to appear at the Court
yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-10

CART. Boorm's NEW BoAr.-The Liberty uuade
her trial trip to sunfish yesterday making the
run down--28 miles, in two hours and ten min
utes From top to bottom she is nice boat
Her length is 100 feet, beam 321-2 feet, and
hold 3 1-2 feet On deck she measures 165 feet
She carries 8 boilers measuring 40 inches in dia-
meter and &c feet in length. Her cylinders are
90 inches in diameter and g feet stroke. Her
wheel is % feet in diameter-buckets
22l.2 feet long. She is provided with a
DOctor-nigger and steamcapstan. Her cabin is
100 feet long, II wide and has 81 state rooms.
She has IL state rooms and saloon in the Tex
a. The hull of the Liberty was built by
Wilson & Dunlevy-cabin by Hams & Beam
machinery by Anslutz & Co. The painting
was done by j. N. stewart-upholstery by j. G.
Harbour, who also presented the boat with
beautiful suit of colors. Her furniture was
bought of Geo Mendel