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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YORK..


Stesmships-Vandrblt Wilcox Hayre and Southampton D.
Tousrce Columbia (new) Berry Charleston spOfordk Tiles
shiPs-C Lawrence Knapp LyerpoSl, $ Lawrence Lady
Frsukn, Jordan, Liverpool, Samuel Thompson. -
BNks-wMwici, Hall, New Orleans, IL Brigham Clar'
erce (Br) McDonOugh, St Johns ~ B., Collins harsh
Brigs--W Washington Marvck, Portland Walsh, Carver
Chase; Lehosse Sohens Charleston, Doner Poefi Mix
hken, Swift Elizabethport, X. p Buck Co.
schooners-G L. Hincdey, Boston, James Hand sarsh
Elizabeth Smith New.Hsven MASTER VIM. Wilson, ssna
Rio Hsche Everett Brown; Fair Kingsland Baltimore,
MAILER Lord Queresu Anseretts Whittemore Boston Jss
Hsnd; w H. Giland Erickson, Charleston Doner Poef'
Propeller-Ironsides, Yanderveer, Philadelphia.
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

SLAVERY AID THE BIBLE.-The Rev. o. H.
rockingham, delivered lecture upon Slavery and
the Bible in the Unitarian Church, corner OF Grove
and Montgomery streets Jersey city, on Sunday even
ipg He proceeded without any text he said that the
Bible and Slavery were strange words to be compFe-
hended in the same breath He went over the whole
ground usually taken by Pro-Savery Divines IN de-
Tense Of the peculiar institution He reviewed the
administrative Of Moses and proved to be beyond all
d, utt emphaticaly hostile 10 the system of Slavery
which liberal a. it was compared with that o. modern
times then existed lie then reviewed the doctrines
and teachings of Christ as opposed to Slavery IN lis
idest az well as severet FORMS proving that Christ
did upmstakably attack the institution in its
most vital point, the principle upon which
il was based He then went to dispose Of Pauls
conduct in the Of npesimus giving exact trans
laton Of Paus letter to Philemon showing that Chris
tianty was with Paul reality in its influence overt the
brethren in Christ Jesus whom they protested TO fol-
low to initiate. He then in tone of severe satire,
contrasted the mo1aIsts Of the antique ages, when
Greece and Rome at their zenith, with the high
toned philosophy and Theology Of Dr. Adams, of
South Side View DOtoriety and others who stand
in an equally hostile position in relation to the demands
and general tendency Of the age The church was
comfortably filed with congregation which could not
fail TO have eolc away wiser than they came.
TUE JERSEY Pr ARI sHFRY.-DiscOreryO ola BlGck
PeayL-The Patterson Of the "a inst that The
servant Of Mr. Nrceland who lives at Cenrevle. the
Brook day this week discovered large and ustrous
black substance in a mussel fresh water clam Upon
further examination It beautiful black pearl
as dark a. the blackes f and very brilliant IL brought
to the city Mr. Vrccand and left with Mr. Lavarak for the
inspection curious l. il round and perfect in shapes
ceptng the bottom whchs regular but little fattened I'm
Ssn.cf This rpatSe GEM from the Old Notch Brook
which thus far produced the richest well the
specimens. Mr. Lavarack has several pearls from
the Hohokus stream exhibition. None Of them very
large yet several Of great bauty They found BY Mr.
Chadwick of that place.
We learn that the people Of Paraus have determined 10
rest all upon their brooks hereafter and Of
them have posted notices to that effect.
The UudsOn County Courts commence this morning.
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Nj. E.,.n. 9 Loomi., daughter Of Henry LOOMS

Iowa and Nj, E,n. Loomis daughter Of Henry LOOMS
Of Orsn, n
"estern papers plesse copy.
MARIlN-In WliSm.burgh Long Island On Thursday apr
81 By the Rev. WIN. II. johnson, MI Charles Augustus
Martin.
fRICE-WILKIEsOE-In this city, ThlTsday evening",
An o. by the Rev J. Henson, Mr. David W Pnce 20 M'''
Elizabeth wilkinson. all Of this rity.
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DEATH FROM An OVERDOSE OF LAUDANUN.-a
aonsumptive man, nan.'d George Bigby, residing a,
No. GA FultOn-street, who had been in the haot OF
taking audanum to enable him TO sleep took an over
dose of on Friday night last from which he died on
Saturday Coroner Connery held an inquest upon the
body on Sunday. Verdict, death from an overdose
Of laudanum.
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TAdyerti,ement.l 9

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of The
stape and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~ shav
Hernia Piles Fstua and Concealed Absees OF tae Hectun
the knife igaure The ONCE Of The Seape
is at No Veseys Astor House where oil literary and bnsi
be left the editor transses none
hut business his Office Office hours from TO
ard TO evenings Consulting fee SIS
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MAs srABnrD.--A young man named Michael Bat
tie while in Worth street, Broadway on Sunday
,ght, was stabbed by an Italian, whose name at
present il unknown The felOwsucceeded in efecting
his escape The wounded man was conveyed to the
Hospital by Officer Dean.
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Markets. . Reported By telegraph.

NFw.ORLEANs May i.-Cotton unchanged; sales 20 lay
OoO bales for middns sales Of the week 1900 bse'
recrrts of the week 0 stock In port 1860 00 decreased
receipts compared with the time last year oo0 de-
receipts al Southern ports $1,000 Sugar active AZ
lie Flour advancing Yellow Corn 75c, white do. Soc Pork
steady. Lard firm. Fraghts sagnant
EwORLEASs May 2Cotton quiet, awaiting steamers ~
ices; to-day ~ Oo9 bales receipts $50 bales Ohio
Flouris selling for SO 81. Coffee quiet Ito for prime Rio;
aes Of the week l6OO bags; stock in port 1000 bags
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERm-May 4-Before Judge
HOFFMAN

HOFFMAN.
DECISIONS.
Jas Wright Prest., al Joseph II. Howard ct al.
Upon the defendants depOsiting within seven days
from service order the amount Of the judgment in this
and years interest at three cent aud 100
additional to meet future costs the judgment may be opened
and the defendants admitted TO Defend but not TO set
defense in Of the transactions put in issue.
George G.. Burns ads. ThOs. Haddock.-Motion
granted with 81 costs.
Esther Payne sgt Joseph s. Ridgwsy implicated, &c.
The successful party is entitled as Of cause to costs
appeal with exceptions neither exists In this the
items only open for revision.
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The shareholders of the New Albany and Salem
Railroad are requested to attend meeting at No. %
Exchange place on the sth inst. at o'clock p. m.
The New.York Warehousing Company with
capital of $780, OOO," have appointed Messrs David
BOWS, Walter S. Griffith, Isaac T. Frost, A. f.
Roberts and Jacob b. Herrick Commissioners to raise
subscriptions, and have issued prospectus setting
forth the objects of the Company
The sales of land by the Illinois Central Company up
TO Let May have US OIL
In
In 1850. ooJVo' o.
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coFFTEThe has been swept Of all the Sc Domino
- about bags full prices chiefly Tor export
b6e. there have been sales Of l43 bags Jamaica At BE-
800 Rio lodll!c including invoice Of 800 bags ex
Storm King bags Lssuayra at l2c and COO esss Batavia
IsIc. - -, r,.,,
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niaaafers, &C.

sr THOMAS April 1.-THE schooner W. w ~ rel bsss
pis bound from Phsdepbs 70 sevi S nh Ia a. hsaiI
H. can,.,n and crew were saved and arrived here w
from xnsailia- (By letters TO Elvood WstsF' s'4'
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SUPREME COURT - SPECIAL TERM MAY 4.-Beiore
Judge MITCHEIJ

Joseph Alexander, ct al. agt. Charles Chapman, ct
aNo extra allowances question whether defendants shall
have taxable costs reserved.
James Thompson, &c. agt. James Moran, &C.
Various allowances granted &c
Paul Spofford agt. Aaron w. Hach.-Order for
con mission granted.
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TAdvertisement.1
IfWFtIIIHtHItIlsT
NEW EXPERIMENT IN BROADWAY.-R. L

WILDE in transferring his extensive Millinery business from
JohDt his spacious Warerooms No 21 broadway
the City Hail. aderes his former reasonable prices
and offering Paris Bopnets French Flowers the choicest silk
and straw Goods Dress Caps Ribbons &C. at rates hitherto
Unknown IN the trade.
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The following is translated extract from the Euro
pean Circular Of Marie g. Kanz:

pean Circular OF Name q MANI:
NEw.YoRK, Monday, May t. 1857.
Since sdvces of 18th ult have hsdno marked atera
ton TO Stock Money market There has been
less done and the disposition 20 speculate does not
awakened BY the increased with which stock
loans Effected The fluctuations prices have been irresu
lar being higher and some lower than last quotations
The appreciation Money in London and the apprehension oil
further In the Of the Bank Of England well
the snsepcy prevailing in the North Western states
Jointly contribute neursse the effect which, under otn
the present state of the Money market mn'
NJ.
The City of Albany having recently voted TO lend Us ona
for 5 10000 TO the Albany and Susquehanna harosa
the act having met with great opposition from me '
the latter applied for injunction restraining he @
paying the interest due the ls inst on e ~
issued In of the Albany and Northern Sc
ground that the law cor diets with the
Of NewYork These Coupons will therefore or Ine i..l
main unpaid but hopes entertained tns - ,@yonsy
question settled steps viii be recognize all previously
contracted debts. ~ po.hes.s, In Yela.
ton Issued in favor Of the bsre
Valley Railroad but Is the pgoc mani
that the members Of the Common Coneh MY. a. ninnc
mousy to pay the interest on the Bonds III 'P' " ~
ton - -. 49, "a s.t.ntiou Of the
This restriction solely from tne 20 me Rons
State Of New.York, and IL in no manner SPl
Issued by cities In other states
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-. ,r,,iSe ard we were On the deck facing each
". .s a vonng man with him said, go IN John;
%sS mai sweeney stra& at me the second time ne
Snockrd OF my hat; stopped 20 pick II up seVerai
col Al and beat me; ran 20 the gate ana sweeney
lolswed and got hold of me: pulled AVA a,u h,
NJ did go Swceseyfe 10 the ground; there was hght
,py going on ak the time between the other parties
The Jury rendered a verdict that John sweeney
came to his death by injuries from blow inflicted oy
one Of tire boatmen Of ferryboat Nassau and that said
bostman was acting in selfdefense
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fAdvertisemenf.l
You've ARTISTS IN

Young ARTISTS may ascertain scientifically to
what particular branch Of art they best adapted by consult
ing competent Phenoogs Charts with full written descrp
tons Of character and advice given daily by Mr. FOWLER No
Se9 Broadway.
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AsssuLTISG An 0FrIcER.-Two men WAC s"''
their names as Thomas Jones and Jeremiah Jun
was yesterday arrested, and each held to pau ~ '"e
sum Of $500, to answer for having not on'y s"urN
Officer Charles Boyd of Twenty-second "@'u !" inc
face with their fists, but also wre'ted 'he oince'
oI,h Com him and beat him on the head whit.
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NArkets. .CAREruLLY REPORTED FOR The IsisosA'

asursrhe u. rket Is lower and sssesa the SAFES are
% M :, a ca for Pearls and &c Is for Pots
COTToS-Th nsie, ssr,nas' SS s quota
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MINIATURE ALMANAc....rHIs DAY
Sun-Rses... 4:S3 Sets...... 700 Moon-Sets. ): 5m
HIGH WArER....THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 5:l8 Gov. Island. 63a Hell Gate. f49
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ADVERTISEMENT
The OXYGENATED BITTERS have no equal az

tonic medicine and 1t contains alcohol is especially
adapted the delicate constitution of females suffering from
any arrangement Of the natural functions weakness egu
lsIi.y nervous debility, &c.
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Advertisement
GAs-GAs FIxTrREs FoR THE SpRING

UAS, OAS-OAS
TkADE-Severa patterns beautiful in design and fin
ish than ever offered before Ca great Manufacturing
Depot No. SIC Broadway ARCHER, WARNER l. Co.
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The total number of applications received Is 2|2S'o.
The total number of warrants or certificates Issued
is 2Ol ,6l9. To satisfy these warrants will require
24slI $50 acres of public lands
The following is statement of the cash assets end
liabilities of the New-Orleans Banks on the 18th OF
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Total......sl92744 ss,s5l2H $il,O6s625 tl3eo7sl
The statement discloses falling of in every item.
In short loans she reduction is half million, and IN
deposits no less than million. The specie line ex-
hibits moderate decrease but the exchange account
has declined upward of 100000 The deposits proper
now stand at sl2 1913 23s. The following are the pre-
else changes as compared with last week:
Decrease in Short ~
Decrease Specie.
Dc,ea.e IN Dsnos,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g9O34
De.sssa IN Fxcbsngs 4l2 S7
1ecresse In amount due distant Banks........ I498
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We learn from The Pittsburgh Morning Post that
the big tunnel of the Pittsburgh and Steubeuvlle
Railroad Company, which has been under contract for
some time is now opened the entire distance of 1900
feet We may now look forward to early finishing
the whole of this important work this tunnel has
been always considered the greatest obstacle in the
way of its speedy completion Upward of l,iOO feet
Of the arching is completed, and material is oil on
hands for the finishing Of the balance which is now
rapidly progressing.
The Lockpor Courier states that The jury have
dered their verdict for the plaintiff in the suit of the
towns of Niagara and Wheatfeld against the
Niagara Falls and Buffalo Railroad Company.
Tie suit was brought by the towns, alleging that the
railroad by its proximity to the old travelled road from
the Falls Tonawanda damaged the citizens of those
towns by the unavoidable frequency with which cattle
were killed by the cars, and that travelling on such
road was rendered highly dangerous, both to life and
property. Ii was therefore claimed that said road
a nuisance and should be abated. The jury brought
in a verdict against the Company, declaring in sub
stance that the railroad should be removed The
counsel for the Company however, have taken exceP
tons and appealed the question to higher court
The Pkladehia Ledger of this morning thus notices
the money market OF that city:
There is a steady demand for money, but there is no
essential lack fcapta where the security s undoubted
First-cass No. paper readily commands the money,
ut "a 10 cent discount. Inferior paper is touched
with considerable caution in consequence Of the Ian
guor in almost all kinds of business and varies III the
rates according to credit, from to y cent month.
The following is the abstract of the business of the
Pension Bureau for the last month, under the act OF
Sd March, 1855:
Number Of applications for bounty land received
Number warrants certificates issued.
II will require 459 go acres of land TO satisfy these
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. la6, 573 l4i, $50, 594
500 6ls e2 $40 All 42o 474 49, 49, S6 s2s lss $50 Ssi
$50, 1874 54s 249 255 Al, ST.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 664I
66S eS6 CO.. 66s 669 GO GIL 672 IT'S Part INos $40
S4S go SIS $40 SS5 $50 ST. COL els, 6fS 66 20 So IS.
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yKw-YoRK cLAssrFrcAIIos.
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COMMERCIAL MAZTERS.
Sales at the Stock Kxchnnge-MAY 4.

1000 Ohio State 6's 1875. 1881
5000 Missouri State Gs 50
1900 do....".......... B2i
5000 n. Y. Cen. R.R. Ts.l0l
5000 Hid. Riv. R.R. Sd
Mtg. hoo *. int. 49,. SO!
5000 Harlem R.R. Sd Mtg 73l
IS, 900 Ill. Cen. r. r. Bonds 99i
20 Ocean Bank. ........ s.
e Bank Of the Republic. 100
s Hanover Bank. ...... 90
100 Bank Commerce Scrip. los
500 Meg. Tran. Co. go ]
800 do. IT
Del. 4 Hud, Canal Co. l24
100 Cumh. Coal COMPANY 1ot
100 do. IL
100 do.............b boo l64
40 Pacific MI. Steam. Co. 70
15IIs C,osse A. Mil n II ia
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who returning from funeral At Calvary Cemetery
arrested BY the Seventeenth Ward police for running their
boss aIosh Tbs streets e GJeerpiat ED egsspeeps Tie
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La " INIEZLIGE,NC,E.

The Hudson County Courts commence this morning
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The PAY OF THE POLlcE.-The Auditor refuses to
pay the police for services after the I'D Of April until
decision is had to see who has the governing power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-05

CoLLIcTIoSs.-Durng Easter tls5,725 were COL
lected in the Roman Catholic churches of Brooklyn for
the Orphan Asylum.
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FIRENES's vIsrr.-Phepix Engine Co., No. 10 of
this city making arrangements to receive Phoenix
CO., No. 5, of New-Haven, who are expected here on
q visit on the 18th instant A display will probably be
made in which several companies will participate.
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The CouRrs.-The Court of Oyer and Terminer
Organized yesterday morning before Judge Bdseye and Jus
tees and Emmons Grand Jury being In
sion there was no occasion form another and the panel
discharged The Grand Jury Of the Court q Sessions were
peced to report large amount Of business having
Gently brought before them they will be compelled to sit
three or four longer before making their final
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SsATcBISG A PoRrENoSSAIE.-Two colored boys,
named Benz r. Weeks and William II. Addison were taken
into custody Fulton street. evening the charge Of
pe, larceny appears they followed woman PANIED Aasi
matched and Off, They detected BY Mayor Powell
and Mr. Matthew Hail. who arrested them The pocksteook
contained e. They committed for hearing Tue FRO
perty found on Weeks
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THE FIREMEN.

AT THR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
"A TRUSTEES OF THE NEW YORK FIRE DEPART
MENT FUND, held ut Firemen's Hall, Dec ~ 1851 was
names and the Of this Board together
with the members OF each Standing Committee published
LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE NEW YORK FIRE DE-
PARTMENT, WITH THEIR PLACES or RESIDENCE
David Milnken President Of Fire Department. No. IS
John Geian Vice President No. AZ Wall street; house
East Hath street Harlem.
william A. woodruff Secretary, No. 2D7 Front street;
John s. Giles Treasurer No "a Elizabeth street, house, No.
David Theall, Collector, No liz Fourth street.
TRUSTEES
Henry A. Hurr President No. l9 Cliff street, house No IS
James Kelly, Secretary, No. $50 Pearl street.
COMMITTEE ON DONATIONS.
Jonas N. Phillips No s. Pike sip house, No. Is Greene
James Watkins No 10 cs,harine street; house, No .
zophsr Mills No IA Front street. house, No. 27 Madison
Alber. Deatour 2sh Wall house, No 10 City
Samuel B Thomson, No. 81 Beekman street; house, No.
AdOphusF ocEershauscn No 10 Rose street; house, No.
William williams No. ll5 West Nineteenth street, house.
- "e'' STANDING COMMITTEES
James Y. Watkins, Jonas N. Phillips, William Williams.
FINES AFDPENALrIEs -,
JONAS N Phillips, Samuel b. Thomson, Adolphus f. Ock
Zophar Mills, Albert j. Delaour. William Williams.
COMMITTEE
Albert j. Delatour, Samuel b. Thomson, Adolphus 0ck
Zophar Mills, Albert j. Deaiour, James Y. Watkins.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
James Kelly Jonas N Phillip Drpn p...,,,n,
JsaEs KELLY Secretary.
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WE PUBLISH ON WEDNESDAY. xp,
w THE NEW YORK ALMANAC,
Arp


Many features introduc~d among which nav he
copies Of the New Charter Of the CITY
81 New York; the Metropolitan Police bill description 81 the
CENTRAL Park very full chronological Tables Of the Events OF
1857 Chronology Of the History Of Nicaragua Inc
mention The valuable weather tables the pages Tor dslv
memorsnda the LETS % city State and United sses ,er.r
and much other valuable matter continued az in The issue
for last year. 10 '"0
The New York Amanac and Yearly Record has oo r.vo
neatly bound in CLOTH contains than an ordrr
cents. : 10y Nv"
At almanac and diary, complete record 81 the
temperature and events ~ day OF tho vea ,h
world Of useful information beside convenient Tor the
have a copyf - 49, WI" w
Sent by maikpcst paid receipt n twenty Eve cents
Agents wn~tei, To sell this book an owe ne cv ~ ho,
will be given avery liberal dtscgHnt Apply 10 the publish
eJs. MASON RRofUERg
lts and Ito Duane street,
New York,
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EXPRESSES.

VVEIIs FARGO co, NEW YORK AND CALI.
w fornis Express Company snd EschsnRe Dealers
Joint stock Company. Capital s6lD0o Ohices92 Broad.
Expresses sent 70 CALIFORNIA; oregon aneSandwich
Islands the 9Th and h o. each month To Havana the I'm
18th Of each month Exchange for sale IN TO
su,t California Oregon Sandwich Islands Havana Bns
Philadelphia Notice 10 California Bondhoders-W
" prepared 70 receive the old bonds ~ The
~ California transport the 70 Sacramento CITY
procure accordance with The act OF Zh ~
April, 1887, and return same 10 this city,
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ENMERaONN MAGAZINE AND PUTNAMs MONTHLY
~ The greatest number yet issued.
The January number Of tha splendid premium monthly
will be published on Monday December IL and for sale By
all dealers oAKsMITH A Co. Publishers,
gl Rroaa,vav
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL
NJ civic
Eleventh Annual ball ~
Captain j. Heime will be held the ty Assembly rooms
rn riday evening. Dec Is 1857.
Sbeicn's unrvAlled Band "a engaged The members
determined make this Of the balls of the
Tcses dollar be obtained Al the door the
irr Of the ball T. G. HELME, Chairman
a. CrutiP, Secretary.
II 1GHT GUARD BALL.
IL Grand military all u The company
monumental fund. he
ACADEMY or Music
Thursday February ~ Tickets % admitting
seensman and aides be had The principal hotels and
music .eres
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FINE AIRS.

I-0R ctfrlT1fF REMAINS OF vAtttprr eot.
III lesson 1f original 80 pain aas "a te .f si + s,ere.
IA " 81 D. ~ VI W CyRNWEJ It..
a. Building fgsnE.D SQUARE.
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CPECIAL FRENCH AGENCy.-ALI. FAMILIES CAN
- respectable French girls danes de compagne
ssshers nurses seamsreses waiting maids and cooks i'm
sdatey az the Special French Agency $50 Broadway up
a. right side City references be gwen
This establishment is the only one in the city.
". LAURENT Director.
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-
REWARDS.

eS REwARD.-STRAYED FROM 4l3 WEST STREET.
IO dark hrnde dog, long and tail little white
freas Whoever returns the Will receive The above
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NTELLIGEECE OFFICES.

L,REE TO EMPLOYERS. CHOICE SERVANTS Fol
work Of every description, English German, Irish, &C
he obtained free Of charge moderate
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