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II. r. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors 10 Dcming = tovs,)
BANKERS,
Anon n a,
I 1--WE particular attention to collections and re-
~ init promptly on the day Of payment.
REPERHEcHs:
Bank of North America, New York.
Drexel Co., Philadelphia.
Il. W, Clark 4 Co.,
CitiIens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Scully !, Cashier, do
8. Brady. Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch state Bank Of Ohio, ZAnesville.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, 81. .Louis
Geo. smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov24d
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FLUUk-75c n bbl., Until further notice.
GhAIN--35 cts. ~ 100 lbs. until further notice.
CollVN-$z q bale, not exceeding SOC lbs, in
weight, until further notice
In shipping Goods from any point east Of Phils-
delphia, be particular 10 marx packages "pia
Pennsyirdnid Rdsiroad." All goods consigned to
tho Agents Of this road at PhilAdeiphia or Pitts
burgh Will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT A98NTs-Ciark 4 Co., Chicago /;
Packer 4 Co., Memphis, Tenn; r. q. o'Riley 4
Co., Evansville, Ind; Wm. Dingham, Louisville
Ky.i 4. 9. asldram. Madison, Ind; II. W. Brown
co:, and irwin 20, Cincinnati; II -. Pierce 4
Co., zanesyills, o.. Lscch 4 Co, No. 81 Kilby st..
Boston Leeeh Co., No. 3Astor House, N. ",
No. William st, N. r.; Il. J. Saeeder, Philsdie-
phis; Magrsw Rooms, Balti more d. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. II. II. HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent.
II. J. LoMBAERr, Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. /. ,53--11N
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OENTA l. SUN q 4 MH
AK. Il. n. BA kBEk Won Id ees nari.

DENTAL Sun q EMH.
hk- 4. y. BA kBEk would respect
- fully inform hispatrons and the
punlc generally that he hasdttsd spQO =
. handsone suite Of rooms, sparinK 1IIy
nsitherp psinsorexpsnse TO ma ket he me sgant sad
ssmfsrsAbis, I'm the brick building East side ofS
between Main and JohnsoE streets. Thsnkfulfer
past fAvors, he solieitsA eontiuuanceof Of the ssmo
- Allopers.ions warranted fapr24dIyd
y. q. 81 O.. r..
RAAkER Lodge No. IS, /. o. ofG. T., meets -
!, - every Friday Evening, ~ Temperance
HAL, on Main street, at ~ o'clock. ALI
members Of the order in good standing, are
invited 80 attend.
my7o--dIy
n n n u
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Gus Tl1 WW OF ID ERs.
S0rveyovs aud Land Age0ts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY, Low
REpEH 70
WI. MsAipins,C c. T.. New York.
En- Trscy,
Adams Duckine CHAN,
Hon Chas. Mason, Washi ngten City.
Hon.. u. 1ordon, North Caroiina.
Hon. J. d. Orr, South Carolina.
Hen. r. q. Wright, New Orleans.
.. -Papin Brother, 81, Louis.
SearYttt 4 Mason,
Capt. J. N. Pritchard,
Tn sharp, Cash, Indianapolis, Ind.
IL. b. Curtis, Mt. Vernon, ohio
Hon sami X. Curtis, Keokuk lows.
Chas. Parsons 4 Co.,
Hateh Thompson
clsrke, Guthrie sturges, Buffalo, NY
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DAVIS nAfLAck. yos. 2. ROGERS.

MER RCH ANITA,
i - ngHnk 10
Murdoch = Disksos, st. Louis,
Day MatlAsk, Cineinnaii, o.,
ChAs .DunsA 4 Co., Losisvius, Ky.
=. g. Day Co., bankers, Psru, Ills.,
uresn stone. Muscatine, Iowa,
Day Aatlask, Philadelphia, Penn,
=. ForsytA, Chicago, Freight Agent lns. Central
kAaifoed. UAn5dlmw6m1
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Geo. Chaplin, Geo. q. Lee,
fhird-st., one door southof Main, Ksok uk Lows.
yOLLECTIoNs made and rsmittSa Il surrsnt
~ rates.
REHsR TO
EJ. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Baak Of the State Of New York, NY.
Hon. no. L.Schoolcraft, Prss't Comm ! Bank, /,
Albany, N. X. a&.aa
I.0ranger Adaas, Banker, Chiex1Sx
henick Peterson, Bankers, St. Louis.
decl6d
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A0,OOQ1QET SCRIP WANTED ~
~ TEE
ke ek - AAAs r. Goke Co0pany.
IAvlN0 Of Messrs. Scohsld 4 Bro.
- their o. ssock of Gas Fixtures, such .
chandeliers,
Pendants,
Brackets,
.z Portable Lights,
- - they are now offered for sale at the
lowsst1eq tsss, for
Hx0KUK orr scnIP Ar Pan.
The stock will bs repleaished from time to time.
ard LAS FITTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES wfi
hereafter be- carried OH BY the Company.
!, Appiyst The once q the
- LII GAS COMPANY,
u 1an6d - k2M No. 6S MAia-st.. Up Stairs.
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Slaughter Coal Co.
TONS or COAL
AT 20 CENTS PER Bu6HEL

:yNE are constantly supplying the very best
w quality Of crate and steve Coal broscht TO
thia market. II ignites easily, barns hrl "a
generates more heat than any other articIu i.
excepting none Its chief economy aud csIlsncy
ccnsists IN its burning TO ashes and leaving no
clinkcr cT Grader.
For mechaniesl purposes II resitively cannot b.
surpsssed, ~ thoss using II will att<st.
0rders must be left on the book at the ONCE over
Collier &Cc. urocery Store. Sd It,, between ain
to, q heretofore. c. DOBINs,
March k-d zsa.&3x&XzH Aren't. y
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x. J.. BAN u,
TTORNEY at Law, Keokuk. Iowa. Once in
n Post Bailding, 3dst., bet. Main and johnson
jeQdly
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GUMS /. GUNS!

II r. MARCY. AAa. ,sstussr and wAeiesale
and retail DE- Aler IN sll Of 0ans .Pist
Bowie knives. Fishing Tackle, Sperting Appsss.
~ and Ammunision. All Hsns wArraptsd, With
ses privilege Of trying at To- YER prices than sysr
offered In the West Colts beat Rcvolvsrs for 4lS,
and vArrsntsd for year. Sssond-st. bot. MAis
aad johnson, Keokuk. lows. Ijsly3llAw
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H'"ASvVHH J. h'cuAD
ATAvRORD 4 McCUNE.
NIHOLRSALE GkOCEks AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, second door aboss The corner
sf Biondses, Water street. Keokuk, Iowa.
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|PsYtnsr-
,:s:..,. ss.,.,..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
SECOND BnAND.
FRIDAY. Feb, eP, ".

The Stock market at the morning Board, with fair
amount Of transactions, was irregular and generally
heavy, although without the infusion Of PAM, which
prevailed for a while yesterday afternoon. Parties
intere ed for the fall assisted the downward feeling BY
hammering certain stocks, but without much effect.
The prevailing impression that the tendency of the
market will b. upward for the next few months at
least and the increasing strength OF the outside
ment, checks any fall before it assumes importance
and reactions therefore follow each other with
more than usual rapdity. The bull party con-
tinue to exhibit great confidence in the future,
basiDg their operations upon the natural in
nuence of q continued accumulation of unemployed
capital in the street and upon the gradual recovery Of
the prosperity Of the country. The most marked
change to-day was in Pacific Steamship Company
which fell of from eli 10 j9, under the proposed
establishment of the new line of steamship between
New-York and San Francisco. As CON- Vanderbilt, for
the Nicaragua Transit Company foreits go 900 per
month by the establishment Of this opposition and is
joined in it by party with whom he has long been at BIT
ter variance the whole matter is looked upon in the
street with suspicion as covering up some movement
not calculated at present to meet the eye. At the
Second Board there was better feeling buyers bein.
more numerous and after the Board the transactions
showed very buoyant market. The parties operating
for q rise cane in strongly and the closing quota-
tions show in most entire recovery OF
the decline of yesterday. The market appears to
be in condition to feel sensitiyey the inhu-
ence of favorable alyices from Europe, while
unfavorable Iews from any quarter would have
but temporary effect. The closing prices for Erie
are 24a2i!. The January traffic, il is thought will
settle up or $40 900 better than January 1857
Central closed at 81 ], Reading 57i G57i Panama
very firm at 9il. The establishment of the new line
Of boats is looked upon calculated TO increase the
revenues of this road and we hear that four hundred
tickets were taken to-day for i. The trade between
Panama and the coast toward the North which was
opened by the monthly trips Of the Columbus is rapid
ly growing in importance. That steamer brings full
cargos every trip, and the Company intend 70
put another boat or the line as soon as a suitable
one can be procured. On recent trip, the Columbus
brought $500 packages Of goods from Guatemala,
which arrived at Panams on the 7th Of the month,
and were al shipped on the British steamer which left
Aspnwsl Cd the 9th. These goods were IN England
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
ASSEMBLY,.
nr rovu,rTEpS

REFoRIs OF COMMITTEES.
BY NJ. WEIR-To amend the Charter OF the City
of Hudson. Also, to charter Hook and Ladder
Company in Cold Spring. Also, IN relation TO the
Lockport Hydraulic Company.
Mr.. DAYTON reported the Rules amended. The
principal amendments were:
Allows the SpekeT designate Reporters mot more Il n
e who shall not iraw their stationery until The 1st Of Ap
z Aoolthes ihs Sub. Committee of the Whole.
sket out the proyon thai after the previous question is
amt udm,nts
disi,ible. -
adopted.
M 'DCRfEA-For the protection Of fshermer a:
1ravesend and New Utrecht.
- . NOTICES OF BILLS
ny Mr' BEACH-l1 relation 70 libel
by Mr. SEELEf-To repeal the act relative to
sage routes IN New! City. Also TO abolish :he
once oi street Commissioner in New-York
by Mr.. BARNES-To enlarge the po ysra Of Board
of Supervisors ~ f'''i7 Va D''4u
for the erection OF bridges carried svay bv tod5
BY Nj. ADAMS-ro make Green Icl.na .snora,s
Road District. Also, 10 amend the ebo,,sr 70 ,hs
Watervhet Turnpike Company. " '''
~ NJ bECaER-Ie Increase juror. pay % Ulster
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al al--..................... : 5sa.sl9.lea l7


The Fulton tomorrow will take about half million
OF gold 1t is extremely doubtful if there VIII be any
steamer Cd Saturday week, as the owners of the
Atlantic are ndisposed to make any more voyages at
loss, and Government shows no disposition to increase
the pay for the mail service.
An abstract of an interesting report from the Com
mittes appointed by the stockholders of the Corpora
toD Of the Bay State Mills, to examine into its con-
nection with Lawrence, Stone & Company, will be
found under our teegrsphic head.
The following table will show the costs Of someofthe
Railroads and Canals Of New-Jersey, a. shown by
their reports to the Legislature of that State with their
nj fnr The vnar lSl1.
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Arrived.

Slip Hartford, Mckay New Orleans Jan. O. sugar &C. %
Wak'msu, Din.on Co. Experienced heavy gales the
passage.
Bark Rapid Msrschss Vera Cruz Is days soatshns specie
ko. 10 HsIgous Bros.
BsIk Aerderg Nor) Enicbsen, st. Petersburg % days
nds TO order Had heavy weather lost bboom, foreto ga
laDtmast, &c.
Charles (Br Eaton Conwsis 10 days pota,oe. to D.
Biz saus lB) Crow Halifax Is days. fish to j. g. Whit,
ney Co.
Brig GinerrDs (saTd Merco Genoa 81 days passed Oih-
raltAr Dec. 70 marble and 70 pass 10 order
sehI j. O. Williams Smith Newcastle DELI days, 6sh "a
Is. ~ Fox.
schr Empress, Heed, Rocksnd days lime.
schr. W H. Titrhcoub, Manning Providence, ballast.
sctr Angelina Nsncesf Nanceaf Richmond days souI,
&C., 20 {. III. PieTson.
schr EDeh.ntes Jayne, Savannah days, cotton TO Nc
Cp Rdy, Mott s. Co.
seh ~ J. Gause Stokes Richmond days grain to order.
u. RerTet.
Steamer Locust Point French Baltimore 50 hours, ndse 10 II.
Is. Cromwell.
Steamer o.py Kenny Providence ls hours mde 70 I'sss
Oden.
Steamer POtom.t, Cu.hmsn NewBeOd. rsdse 70 JOsepa
Allen.
Steamer oIceO. Smith, NewLOndoa Dd's to L. II. Rock
well
steamer Boston, seew Philadelphia % hours. mase. 10 J.
T. Sanford.
sAILED-s.ea1asAip Moses Taylor AeGowan, A.pnwsIl,
ships Fyns Eagle Bates for San Francisco; Indiana, CT
I'm for New John Hermann tfan1) Bornholit
for London Ari.tists QIan Liodendurg for Bremen.
WIND-During the Jay, N. y. T., and light
The semaPhoe the Highlands reports bound ye..
scls in sis sIt a. sunst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
XARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........Fs.L g.
Cleared.

sesnships-Mose. Taylor McGowsn AsIinwall VI. O. Rob.
ersi Fulton, Woiton, Hare w. s. Drsyton.
sbip.-E r. Wlet,, Holmes San Francisco, w T. CHE
Charger Fowler Boston, Crosby Crocker Co. Indians,
Coffin, New Orleans, w. T. Frost.
Bnk-NOrd Sherman tNor Jorgsnsen Santa Cruz, w. ,.
Meyer Asa Fish, Wolfe, St. Marks, BTode Pettes Teresa
Berry, St. Thomas, Ge. Maitland Phelps CO. Ahe cbees.
nan Port-an.P Pince, o. L. A. Ferris
Bhg-Msrte lsaTd Costa Venice j. Vaterio Co C. B. Al
len Johnon, Ponce, Mayhew Talbot Co.. Bonito, Hatch,
Richmond ~ NJ. Fireman Co.
Scbr f. s Potter, Potter Key West Benner Deske c.
Anderson Bowker Alexandria John H. Dow; o. w Glover
Aux Csye. T. Buck Co. Mnse, Weaver Philadelphia,
Carter HcDOnough.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
DIED..

BRUNs-On Frasy morning, Feb j. Thoms. Eseriei o-,y
child a Thomt ana Helen bTIs aged 2moa,hi and dsys
from he residence of bis aIeu:s key .hd street
ssuIdsy 9Th q, II O'clock = m . .
BULL-On TuI.day evening Feb NJ. Charles B aged SO
yeas
s.u-asy ,h- e;h. His remains VII b. :akea 70 Hartford
Corn. for ta'erueIt-
BARsER-sBsdenly Of sF0plely s No. 70 Union place, he
efd nee Of bis .o Dr. Fory Baker, John Baker NJ D.
formerly ef Wilton, Ne, As.d ~ year,
TIE Ieusas we're slnoysd to Norwich COnr for i1tereu.
BARSER-A: Na 5e pssite Hles, EToetiyai CD nSftSsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

rs,1rp srA1rs CoUtr BuUDIvs 1T TRESIoS-
pnsou,;ors have been introduced ito the Ele'sey
Issemby setting forth The necessity OF pulling a
T,.on in which 20 hold tie United sate- Courts s'1
=, tbe same time serve offices for the Collector ana
Port Master and requesting tie Senators 'nd Eep'1
entatives in Congress from that State TO Use their e1
erous TO obtain from the General GoveTnmept sgui-
cent apuropriaton TO purchase proper ste ana 20
erect NJ ereOn snch buIldne.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
BROOKL YW ITEMS.

MRs. KrsvLr read Richard III. Ct the Brooklyn
Ather aun Thursday evening, and tonight reads Hon
ny VIH at the place. She closes her readngs 10
New York next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

It Is pupOsed in the Massachusetts Legislature to
make the legal rate Of interest per cent and to
empt from the operation Of usury all notes having
than four months 10 run.
The Cincinnati hog market continues TO rise; yeser
day the asking prices were = jOafj 80. The total
receipts during the week were l9, ,l03 head.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

ssarler eagle which Ba' .euoeck hsd marked, 1e1
saO.eoueutiy idcr:ifed 4. Jas,ee Connolly ecEn NJ
tsd the accused foe '.1Amnaiion. The p:lsouer =
membor Of the Me tuers Church in Ja'nes s'fet 1p1
his arrost cause considerable ex'teuen; si''' W.
fellow ChIist .ahs " .ongiag . .he sano ch-Ien.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
MARRIED.

HALL-HEATH-In D, troit, Mich. on Tetisy Feb ~ s..
Pluls Church, by Bishop McCoskey, Horace A Hal and
He.n NJ Heath both Of Hartford, Conn.
SCHFTER-TURNBULL-on Thn.dsy. FEB. !, By he Rev
D. Thompson A. Slh-pT of San Fr4nciso Ca 20 May w.
daughter II jam. Turnbll. esq, IF his -ity
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A Retired Clegy-
, ,,s,oea % Meath few dsys after may years sreA,
yoIs sueriDf SDAous % make known the nesus VI cure
Vl serd (ee) prescription u,ed Direct % 0e Rev Jos
N DSssALL, No. 1S5 Fulton 81, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
TAdver lseu9eut H.
TO sUoss WISHING DAGUEERroTHPES.-ii, ii,y

~,ped.pe, W. cen recommend the overt ei me ~ !,
yyps b As.oss No So B.osiwsy beng Ae "a p.s; nd
sst, this inpsshsbe picture 10 81 - beSy ~ - n,aa o.
A ts the oply esAll.hueIt w.so the Ds :. asd
s.nye Of ay ohsf picture Tpose wisns b.ions1rs 4
s,.iI = u o ver l.. 70 pair A. % me az Ne
Assos the D,sar;c1i .,s. Ho. 5s5 bfose"AS Wy
t,oI Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
tAdvsri rilssmeht J.
H-...,,.t, ROOFING.

The subssribers owges 70. % ,b ri,ch ney viii
ssy OF roofs the most T Il The best sjc4e
tlen, s,s, 5000, And w.TEs Tishf' A II of ,ei
s.. q, ,.n.,5,as ola eaiy Tin n shinse iOV''' A"'
sssnoss cen b 'esr pSTro Co. Ne Ils Brosi"'J
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
lAdve rtiseInen;.
b@u.AANu yIH.Z ~ =

LHNT DNIS =
Drama 10 BE- repeated PUKDVs national TaBITER To-
fIeHr Nj Chsniap Mr j. II. Allen, M g. L. FOX snd q; ae
Company spuhYng The Tho Local Dsme Of Ilt hFe
mars Ash MlssRYs NEw-YOKE with MI ChaDiIsi %
Moe and the Drama Of THI RLsUL1s Of CRIHE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

,,go,srsEsr - AoJrT ~HrrGEShR.I.Lh &; !, ~ ~
deTs'S." AMI General Of the STAT vac lted ~
tho os of Gen Cad Hallader and tina. the new
zoe /. Col ksbe. f. Stockton, j OF Printei"n'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

The supply on Treasury NOtes IN the street IS III
creasirg, and exceeds the demand for Custom House
purposes. The rate of depreciation is IdI cent.
The expectations of the Secretary in regard to the
demand for these notes have been entirely disappont-
ed and he finds limsef unable TO place any quantity
Of them 10 exchange for gold. Ae amounts which
lave been issued have been mainly taken by Govern
ment creditors who have been forced to accept them
or suffer long delay in the liquidation Of their claims
The entire coinago of the United States, from the
tine of tie establishment of the United States Mint
in 1893, up to the 30th of June, 1857, has been as fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
IAdvertiseDensl
- VIZ

s.s ,,,1 sy.n och ,stonshns proof Il lie efficacy the Oxy
sr,.T,p piIrrs In cases dyspepsia and general debility !;
ssts IN the s, agreeable manner restoring besh snd cheeTiu'
ptss when al ether rousdies have failed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
NEW-JERSEY II,ElH,S.

"HAkD Tsrs."-Park Benjanin gave his rhymel
lecture on this topic at Trenton and Newark on Tu,s
day and Wednesday evenings, and he is to give the
same this evening a. Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

Rcbert. o. W. fear'ns3 e. .6c Hoo. Il. .Ichrst, IS,
s.n. Cb.no.s,Ie6 sI6 e e.tb. Total, Zio3 %,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Rece;ufs Of Produce.

By Eyf. Railroads. 100 bbls Flour, l07 DO Whisky 4l7
pkgs Provisions do. Lard 697 bags Seed 35j do Ma, 10
pkss Ashes $40 do Bn-r "a sides Leather, 40 ros do.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Phiip II. Grare at. Chares 2. Road q a.
SUPERIOR COuRT-Frb 5--Before justice sLossoS
and Jury

LIABILITY Or sGAGE PROPHifIDhN
Iol4nI, ickermar AZ. The Koicberbo ker Stage Co..
This action which has been on trial for tilree days,
was terminated this morning by verdict for the painh Tor six
gents danlsges. which carries an%qua amount of c"s-s
By reference report Of thc trial which rprArcd in on
cons of February T. will BE- that this ton was brought
recover $1,000 damage for Injuries wi the peuti
amed have sustained while riding the it hand guard Of
d. sE,ndsut. sleigh In January, 1870.
PIaintg alleged that h. legs bTokr zach in two
nlaces v collision an0,hr Of defendants sghs while
lsssng In Eighth The defendants claimed thai the
result Of negiseDcc ,he part OF the pntn
position the guard Of he sleigh where he
have known that iDury liable 10 happen iTol the
passing Of other seg IN the crowded state Of the street
The Jury after short absence found as above.
A. H. Dye,t for plaintiff Mr. Gerard and h +. Andrews f'
DESCENDANTS,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Movements of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRINE.
Passengers Arrived
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

N bdyk Rapid lJOn Teyd CrHfMr John Anaterson, NJ.
Albert and lady, Mr ChesaTinOe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
ILd,erlenlent
IAdverfisenen'.

IWU DfNVVI9f'"
.-.x",,.h,s American drama Of 1HE PtosfLR fatb'f
.su.afed both rms AFTESsoos snd Ii's h', - $1,000
Uss@Eul This 10 a meg;sl fess. indeed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

Lucy Stone notifies tie public tha. she will sneak in
Willow Hall, North Orange, N. j., on Monday even.
ing, Feb. 8 at u O'Clock, on the subjects of "Taxa.
"uon without Representation" and the right Of
Suffrage for Women
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
SUPREME COuRT-SPEciAL TERM.-FcB Before Judg'
SCTHIRLAND.

Some time ago injunction was granted restraining
the Board purchasing 10, Of land IN Oliver
schoohouse. Il alleged that exhorban;
price ss nteDd,d 10 be- paid.
On friday Judge Switzerland dissolved I'M Incons with
costs
DECIsIOS
Martha T. Ma.hewsOD agt. John B. MathewsoD. -
DigOrc. granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRrM I,


sLASDER SUR.
joseph Ole sgt- James ~ 0Relly.
The plaintiff claims 81 900 damages against the de-
fndsnt r ale ged .snde complains dcien ant said 20
him in tie presence of ral persons: You robber and
liar swndler III fix you. You scoundrel and III
Z" put stop ~ cheating
denies ,he allegation snd states that ia June last
ne went 20 the store Mr. MayheT collect debt due him by
Nayber and while there the pauh 10 this thrcseed 70
him. and said to bm, know how you made your money
By cbes,ir The importers" He puts In claim
vi O against hr plaintiff for using these scsndalos words
COURT CALENDAE-THIs DAY.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCJIT COURI.-NO5. 2O1, 11o,
o1z 1l5 2t7 9ia .sf. so,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06


ACTs.
J.dediah Chapman SO. The s;eamt1at Imp 70 st,r
Tbis case came up Oh exceptions TO C1mm9ssOh
or. :, mort The suit brought - recover ne danis-
.oned 70 m. loop ScwYok By oo1 With ne sens "
which he .oop sunk Be! Gate decree Was 'A
T vessel vas raised ty one joseph Bounty shortly iiter the
osi He b ed rr ior salvage and she was sod Oy oscfe
fbe Court % .s, hs claim Bounty purchased her snd inc
wa, repsiisd The COmissioner on ne TeifeL7 Ia
tb s N allow whole valve Of the sop as TOT II "
,he feigh fss. in Tng The vessel ana lh'ees
III al 10 1884 10, 10 which the claimants eAcepted
MD b. n, Coayf- Tha, tie Tne Of estimating dam~fe ~
arh esse tie st1a cot o raising and Of reps 70 maze h
vale ,us TO ber before the collision tGhe Csthanne
m. pt in This case must tlsrcfre be ct aside
For bcant MI. Morton and NJ. iiasAeti idr csnsI' w
LCr1. pa.t
Philip H. Craze sgt. Charles n. Read eta
The libeant, master and part owner 81 me sch0one1
ssba brings this balance Of iresht ssoo
he due uup shingles brought from North Carolina 20 'hs pi''
te4r Ae arrival OF vessel May 2l 23 there wss '
n.nt between the parties Tie h5. claimed Ieg aolL'
us 10 III ~ The respOn1nts cisined damages for oss OF
bip scs amounting 10 sZ89 &c. Aef consultation ths
b ant allowed 40 30 OF the cim, sEd he Tesp)nders "a
him the balance and be receipt for s me bce II
fun Of freight Of shingles per schooner IsabeLA
bg tls valid accord
on between ,hs parties. Tb@ if the respondents am gr
shingles ost well n1ed the hbean; has fcciVcd a. NJ -
entitled and the settlement made upon me oasis tat
uas vel founded Libel dismissed, with costa.
For hbflant nessrs Beebe Dean and Don'He r." lesLu
snts Messrs. Plstt, Gerard and ckley