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is THE
INYIGORATOR!
PKEPARED BY DIR. SAM
Entirely from GUMS,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
TsLQNE OF THE BEST 7PURGATIvE AND LIVER Me-.
D1cINES now before the public, that acts CdkhaFtic
easier miaer and more eeetgal than any other medicine
acting rs Ltrsto eject its morbid matter then on
the stomach and bowels to OF that matter thus
painful feelings experienced in the operations of most Ca
kHrttcs the system at the same time that
strengthen and build it up with unusualrapidity.
The LLH Is one Of the principal regulators Of the
the powers Of system are ullydeveOped The stomach
Is almost entirely dependent the healthy action othe
stomach atfau bowels are at fault and the whole
having do its the diseases Of that or
gan, one of the rropretorsShas made 1t his study
Practlce OIL more than TO find remedy
TO counteract the many arrangements to which
It is liable. =
To trOu
bled with LIVER -G0H.NPLALNT, in any fits forms,
has but to try bottle ssconvctionis certain
Ihfse Gums remove allrSmorbid or bad matter from
inc system, place healthy flow Of bile
nvigoTatng the stomach causing food to digest WE'LL
i THE tone and health to the
Wnole maeh9erY renoytng~the cause of the disease
= lilo BILIOUS Attacks are cured. AND, WHAT Is
LIVER INYfaoRAFoR. O's tue occasional use OF the
eating to relieve the stomach
ana ana prevent the food fromErisIng and sourlng.
my one oose taken before retrng, prevents NIGHT
gently 9aly 9 ssa d9 esre. as9 the
onsdose taken after EACH meal win cure DYSPEPSIA
une nose o. Two spoonfuls will always reliev
One bottle taken for fe male obstruction removes the
cause OF tne dlSease, and-imakes perfect
One dose often repeated isJ1a sure cure for HOTEP
iHORBUS and preventive. of CHOLER4.
~ Only bottle needed, to throw ont Of the
system the efects OF med seine after long sickness.
W ohe Dotus taken ora1JAuND1OE removes all SAL
One dose taken shortNtiu 1efore eating pvea viz
or to the appetite, and makesSfood digest we'll
N 1ne dose often repeated cures CHRONIC DLAR
P4SE1 IN IT'S worst FORMS while SU4fHER and
oOlkhL, com plants yield amost to the
OF TWO ooses cures at tacks caused by WORMS In
the world, as itUeUer fails. = - = eS ~
ga few bottles curesJl DROPSTr. nv evntn., Az.
absorbents. - Hs St'e
We take pleasure tnrecom- nendinV bIE roe1Jcne ,s
preventive FEVER AND AGTFE 2 0FJIT,T. FTsVTsp
and all FEYERS IIOITss TYPE n $500
Ytthcertpnty and thousands are b "a &C.
wonderful virtues. - ~ sS ~ ts9
ALH WHO USE TT q REe E1yvIa,1 ,,ryzzr nv ~
M0G8 IRSTI1f0NYLNITgF TOR = - - So
u Mo- a0Gter IN Tie mouth 10Th LngfdoY1for NM
SEodA0o both together. S 80 > '4sSS
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THE In l1IG ENCER.

from the New York Post,l
EXILE.
o sorrowing self, return!
Thy vacant throne awaits
The prince, whose watchlamps ever burn
Above his palace gates;
Rcturn-return,
Oiruler stern,
o best Of potentates!
Thy sceptre lift again,
Put on thy jeweled crown
As free from all dishonoring stain
AS when thou laidst them down;
e Thy subject waits
Without the gates,
Where Night and Silence frown.
Through thy long exile, King,
a spectre sat thy thronc,-
A fearful sltape-a hateful thing,
Whose rule could not own;
His breath was wrath,
And on his path
The torch of Ruin shone.
Return, o King, and reign,
Supreme and absolute!
UsurpiDg Pride shall not again
Thy right divine dispute;
Wilt thou abide
Rebellion, Pride,
And passion shall be mute.
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THREE ROSES.
Just when the red June roses blow
She gave me one-a yearago.
A rose whose crimson breath revcald
The secret that its heart conceard,
And whose half shy, half tender grace,
Blushd back upon the giver's face.
A year ago-a year ago
To hope was not to know.
just when the red June roses blow
plucE'd her-a month ago.
Its halfbown crimson to eclipse,
laid it on her smiling lips;
The balmy fragrance Of the south
Drew sweetness from her sweeter mouth.l I
- Swiftly do golden hours creep
To hold is not to keep.
The red June roses now are past
This very day broke the last,
And now its perfum'd breath is hid,
With her, beneath acofin-lid;
There will its petals fall apart,
And wither on her icy heart;
AT three red roses cost,
My world was gain'd and lost.
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n CARTWRTGHT

M u 81 @. p y p q S 81 7,lT52s Bs1o j..
II IsT OF NEW sGUsIC:-- -.
l The Crystal Waltz composed by gentleman this
city.
Fartune Teller; (Guitall J. P. Gifin.
sultans Polka; (Pano) Charles d. Albert
: La sJlphide Valsei (Pano) j. Ascher.
La Clochette du Patre; (Piano) Lefebrue Wely.
Engine Masurka Sentmentale; (Pano) Jam zBellak.
Masurka des TraineauX; (Piano) y. Ascher.
The. celebrated Rondo Finale, sung by Madame La
horde; (Piano) Max Maretzek.
Also received the following pieces of Music
Bessies Grave; beautiful song t=.EseE tsea=.ssl.
T What is Home without Brother.
s Whatts Home without Sister; companions to WHAT'S
Home without Mother.
Maid ofSylvan Nook. r z'-'ss ~ p us r.
Flight of the Robin.
2 The Snow has fallen around me.
Also, large assortment of Musical Works, &c., &c.
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FOR ALE THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYsIC.

b.
THERE has long existed public demand for an eiFac:
tive purgatiye pill which could be relied on as sure and
perfectly safe In its operation This has been prepared
has concusvely shown With what success IL aomplishes
the purpose designed. It lis easy physical fi
but net easy to make the best of all ELs which
should have Of the objections but AL the advan
tages of every other This has been attempted here
the public decision 1t has been unortunate for the
patient hitherto that almost every pgatve medicine is
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This is not
Many of them produce much gripping pain and reyul
sion in the system to than counterbalnnce the
good to be derived from them. These pills produce no
irritation pain, unless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable, harm can arise from their use in
any quantity but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judiciously Minute directions for their
given the box. 0Among the complaints which have
Compliant in it's various forms of Jaundice Indigestion
Languor Loss Of Appetite Iistlessness Irrfabty
in tho Side and Loins for in ruth, all these are but
aPee9t they afford prompt and sure relief in Costive:
Sess PsS CoS 1ySsntsy amSr' Ssrofaa and
purity Of the blood in short any and every case where
purgatve is required.
cures in Rheunnasm, Govt, DroPsy Gravel Eyspelas,
Palptation Of the Heart Pains in the Back Stomach
the year. purify the blood and prepare system for
the change Of seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the appetite and ygor They purify the blood, and, by
their smulant action the crcuatory system reno
y In9 OF ne o9oy, and restore the wasted OF
casiona dose is advantageous, though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far as every purgative medicine
reduces the strength when taken to excess The thou
sand cases in which physc is required cannot be
erated here but they suggest themselves the
of every body and this pin is found to answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind Where their virtues are once known, the
public will longer doubt what remedy employ when
in need of cNthartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped
they are pleasant to take andIbeng purely vegetable
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions see wrapper on the Box.
PREPARED By
JAMES C.. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
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B. & o. r. r.

SOUTRERY CITIES.
EMPROYED 8CEz EDULE.
rREE through trains daily Wheeling Baltimore,
Washington City, and parts of the East and South
East First, the Gin, Wheelng Benwood and BALTIC. ES
press Wheeling at $40 a. NJ, Sundays excepted
irving Baltimore at $50 A. time for breakfast
and Eastern connections Second the St. Louis Cncns
Wheeling, Baltimore Express leaves daily at
1920 arrives in Baltimore at 9:f0 A. NJ In time for
Eastern Third the North WESTERN Chicago,
Louis, Cairo, Indauapos Dayton, oincinnat Wheel
ing, Benwood and Baltimore Express leaves Wheeling daily
IO:40 p NJ Saturdays excepted, arriving at Baltimore
in time for supper and Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain scenery take the 90A
n. train.
Returning to the West and South West, The trains leave
Baltimore daily as follows: A. NJ arrive at Wheeling at
1890 sos Ri. train, arrives at Wheeling 1870
A. NJ and the 10 P. H. train arrives at Wheeling at 665
P. NJ.
The 429 p n train bound East will stop for wood,
principal stations. Round
trip bsng issued to Moundsve so cts and
to Benwood at IS cents ]. b FORD, Agent.
w. p. SMITH, Snpt. ~ t= -
Z L. NJ COLE, Gent Ticket Agent. je80
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A New Light

A New Light
lie Drqmmond Light produced fFOmimproved sYLVIo
4 OIL, has no equal, and after personal and salts
factory trial. Tito to the public sAPE,
and best portable lght now Its safe because It Is
from all explosive properties. It scheap because the
cost per Is essthau half cent it's
the sm9Lestlamp will burn brilliant with flame
twelve hours without rehng trimming give sufficient
any ordinary sized r0om and having the
right to manufacture and SELL confidently recommend
1t to public favor.
For sale Wholesale and Retail the House Furnishing
store OF J. X. DUNHAM q co.
ian 10 No. us, Main st. eeliue, Va.
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED
SUMMER ARRAN G.EMENTs

tho THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, OR REMIT
Il $50, and thus -secure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIPS time before the list day of next September
completing thorough course of Double Entry Book
keeping and its Collateral Branches lucrative
ploynentin Commercial Banking Houses
within ninety days after their graduation, else they will
heindemnihedto the full amount Of the paid for tut
ton, and thus realize
eeTnitIon, or Lucrative Situations.
Graduates from this Institution allng respons
Bile lucrative positions Cashiers Book keepers and
Railroad Office Clerks in different sections of the country
and being preferred by business to Graduates Of
any other Mercantile College, Hence the above unpara
eled inducements which nothing hut the great Superiority
of instruction and thorough training Of students fOl
business life would warrant
Tho Principal Of this Zstitutto, hds been practice
HocOLINt0sitJ0 longer period than Other Teacher
tn the Western country.
Address the undersig ned for further particulars.
my9 WIN. w. g ERANGRR.
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Shawls and ManGillas.
100 GRAPE SIIAWLS. recent t1tion an 3 up
1NIU to 1lOlars. The Five Dollar Grape 'awls white,
either Dlain or embroidered, are fully worth $40.
SILK SHAWLS-Plain black and cOlored.
THIBTT SIIAWLs, BLACK and Mode, embroidered and
plain; also, a faw hiEa jared aud white.
STELLA SIAWLS-i1, of the handsonest ever offered
In this city, With Mors, Rrochs and Printed Borders
l. 500 MANrILL AS-Embra style market, such
as ohanty, Lace and SILK, Embroidered psinJ etc.
at veTy Great Bargainsi at ALEX HEYMAN'S,
RD3-4rn 19I ST
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,atlast found, anyperson trou-
,PLALNT, in any ofits forms,
,convictionis certain. sfrvF
or bad matter from
>place a healthy flow Of bile,
causing food to digest well,
tone and health to the
<the cause Of the disease
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This route passes through n Lexington, Lancaster Cir.
cevie, Washington Wilmington and AIarrow-the richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio. ~ Hs
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night, loosens the bowels
IYVENEsSS.
meal will cure DYSPEPSIA
spoonfnls will always reliev
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At l25 1l:40 Cincinnati and points as above
on arrival of Central Ohio Trains Wheeling and til
East.
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az BE particular and ask for tickets via the O. W.
Short Line Rail Road.
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LOCATED
40 BalttmoEe and Charlea streefs

BALTIMORE, NJ D.
H1s Institution tie most prosperous and lour.
1t been necessary TO obtain larger for the
conodation of the increasing Students repre-
senting nearly every State In the Union.
II occupies the conspicuous and desIra.
bly, located buildings in hecy. The rooms are comnodi.
ously arranged, spacious and elegantly furnished.
The advantages facilities here offered ID youn men
desiring qualify themselves che ero5s .
ties Of the Counting Room, obtain TOrou1h rdc-
teal sducdtto generally, unsurpassed
States. - - VAC '4''Ee
Fdculty:
3. K. LOsIER,
on the Science Commerce,
business Customs, etc.
J Z. NJ. PHIL LIPS,
Professor Theory and Practice and
H. II. DAVIES,
associate PToteSsor of bookkeeping.
N. O.. JOHN
PROFESSOR of Business and Ornamental PenmanShip.
g. II. W1LLIAMS,
REV. e. EATES REESE, d, D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P Kennedy, Hon.Joshua Yansapt,
on;TnomasSWann VIM. H, Keighler, Esq,
- The College is provided with a Commercial Library
STANDARD Works expressly for the use of Students
structed. $3.50 =
Iherebeing vacation during theyear, stuGentseane
The time usually required to conlAte the Fn course,
from 8 to 12 weeks. =
DIPLOMA is awarded to ali Graduates.
Alarge and Beautifully ornamented Circular containing
upwards f6E SQUARE representing the Exterior and
Interior View the College, various Designs
&C., sent mail Charge accompanied
r. K. LosIER. BnHi,nors. Md
BY EXPRESS
WE win open this morning beautiful assortment Of
"hlte RftngeS NEW sYleS for trimming AantleS and
6ssa"es' LjelIl HEIsKELL swEARINGEN.
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principal regulators Of the
performs its functions well,
fulIvdeveloped. The stomach
on the healthy action oftthe
ance oftts functions;Whenthe
are at fault, and the whole
.of one orgau-the LIVER
, For the diseases of that or
has made It his study, in a
)years, to find some remedy
many arrangements to which
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male obstruction removes the
makes a perfect cure.
relieves CHOLIG, while
a sure cure for GROLERA
nf HHOTEPA.
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In connection with the above keep every kind of rnu
Siealinstruments and mhaea lnerehandse Eenerally.
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T. CARTWRIGHT

SHEET MUSIC.
Thslarsest stock of sheet music musical works &c. SC
IN the Western country.
GsS@ Music sent to any address, postage free. IA
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SPIanOs Melodeons. every kind of musical instru
n2snts tuned and. repaired.
eg All oJds this establishment pov6
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
NTER SALES.

rs 1@"@ 90
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
FIRES.

tiRE IN yEsTRY sTRrET--AS AGED MAN BURNED
- TO DEATH.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock fire was dis
,;vered in the attic of the dwelling house No. 20 YES
try street the fire originating in bedroom occupied
by John DOnOhue ana family. The firemen were early
the ground, and extnguished the flames after
which they made search for an old man named Ed
ward NOonan, who, il was TumOred, was ID the room
when the fire was discovered. The report proved
true and the body Of the old man WAS found in one
corner of the apartment burned almost to crisp, aud
in such condition to render recognition lmPossl'
lie The remains OF deceased were taken TO the Filth
Precinct Station-House and Coroner Hills Notified to
hold Ill inquest thereon.
Nooman was upwards of 60 years of age, sndhad been
boarding with Mr. DonOhue since june last The on
pin of the fire is unknown but it is supposed TO
have be caused by the deceased throwing hghted
match upon the floor after lighting his pipe.
Mr. DonOhues furniture was damaged to the amount
Of s0O Other tenants in the house had their furniture
more or lees damaged by water. The bnlldng owned
by Mr. Miller is damaged to the extent Of $780, and -
insured.
IIRT IN ELIZABTH sTREET-TWO PERSONS bADLl
BURNED CANPHENE.
About III o'clock on Tuesday night, n fluid lamp oN-
xloded in the house of Mr. Moran, No 2l7 Elizabeth
street and tue burning material being scattered about
in every direction set fire TO the furniture damaging
II TO the amount of 900 Mr.. Moran and his wife
were severely burned about the hands and face IN at
tempting TO extinguish the iaines
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
CORRECT TlON
u a. rs.,., of1l. Y. y. Trss.e.


SIR. Il IL but sheer Justice 10 Me>-rs. Lee i.ned,
VII las~ recently exhibited their esr eusire % si ,sy
&C o .br-c operations % f- cnf,st t-t oi urae
n lepor; ~ re l y re hio"Tuis C)up7Gy
.h-f- .rare IL Cts Ha ysrcy extensively cr-u a-c
s5crf - corrected Al courtesy j. cue
70 tie CouQ.ly who 90 tls cts rAbt th- Ene
ard tep 90 dre tne ldle ia, hes retarded t- a
81 - etg b. -s oYPor :" pad sif- U-pafii-
kutra CffsU OF; Ono much Itsc..sd n The of th-
exc.rrf tire r--0c1 'h- D1'Te- l
ir,-,.e q absr IL -Tpressug rr s7 b. Permitted
without a. iloE o cis'cftssT . tre Pia pas sress 10
the s -ad crAT eonfsr-cl be'<e.n the '~o 81
greL
In your fo puhi.hsE -h. moraiur you say body %
vs-,f Wa thrown through : d .uf- nearly - let
-aru from Commt--~ spq1---d -1 take m-s-rr-
men o. Tub led ir' throwing Is feet sad ne-t
sro-zie "a l-cd, trf Growing was l feet Hes
Your report sy. two rch strains ~efe thrown aooat ID
fe- when 10 Loyl-- l-ed but nlzz-rs SD ne
trcvrz ~ feet Now when r Is known La the el-lc~ oi
ness L. Larrsc -lrrw -tr arr tHi-t the re ani vl
feet further than he b.t '1wuE made hy -e Hoerris
teTds. tlt bi. y % readily ma tnefr ss- clrf-pce
opacity of t-r Tax IL riy yesterday
wss al % the csracy q ha -nEn- am bound 10
t-lie fT liz failure srd, iu-tesd
assrateG display of glr-s pladef before te plb1c whrn,
tn -eglnrg makes ur -. c1upaons between tao
Horem5ey y. ia5s JOSEPH Z. HOLMES.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
NEU-JERSEI ITEMS.

PRoBtRfs SUICIDE OF A. TsESOwS MAs.-fester-
dsy morning, well-dres-ed rian, about 80 years OF
age. was found dead in bis room a. the American
Hotel in Montgomery street. H came there about
O'Clock the evening previous, and registered his
name a. Henry Anson of England, aui retired TO his
room at an early hour. Nothing further was heard
from him, and in the morning he was found lying On
the floor life having beer extinct for time Two
vial. were found under the pillow marked lauda-
NUN ard the other, potassium, from which 1t is IN
fe,rei that lie destroyed his life. His lnen marked
Dickinson, and there Were also letters found, from
which is supposed that the latter il his right name.
Justice Bedford will hold inquo,; to-day. II il be-
neyed that deceased had friends in NcwIork.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Mozart's opera of h No--e di Figaro drew good
house The genius Of Mozart We have never held to be
comic and accordingly comic plot does not make his
music 70. II bears his customary details Of the
cheeira and peculiartcs Of phraseology. The part
of Susannsh was nicely acted by Mile. Pccolomini;
indeed she il quite at home IN the sou5rcc or cham
bermsd deliuation, 80 far as acting simply ia con-
cerned. The Figaro of Mr.. Formes was excellent,
and the capital applause of the evening was excited
by him. lie was memorably good in the noble air
Non p.n ondrGi-so fresh, though 50 venerable. That
gas eucored and at the repetition, given IN Ger
man by the singer. wonderful dea-hali-a -and-hah,
sner new fashion. Msd. Ghioni sang smoothly
the character not demanding any particular exhibition
Of eamestuess. Mad. Won BeIkel, usually 50 SPICY
and saucy in German comedy appeared III at ease as
Cberubno. The Count Alnsviva by NJ. F.orezs
wss stiff and unsatisfactory performance. The other
characters do not amount TO much.
The reception Of the opera was not brilisnt indeed
alsn comic operas almost always ill to interest our
nerican audiences. They should, however, be given
OCCASIONALLY t0 relieve the dagger and poison intensi-
,s of the serious ones. Watcher it be worth while TO
preont an opera Of the elegance of lie Nozze twice
only Of course the mausgsr is the best judge. But
.sems 10 US that the study required for H. merits
longer run than the continuity of two whole ngh;s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
MARRIED,

GOBT E-CLARKln the Village Of Goshen Orsrse County,
n. l., Wednesday Nov n, by tke Rev. WIN A. West
cot Mr. John r. Cobb ~ Forida 70 Mas Ida Clark cid
est dsashteI oi Mr Il. NJ. Clari, of Goshen.
HOWE-McCOY-Ou Monday, Nov. =, q, the Reformed
Dutch Church Astoria L1Ig Island, By the Rev W H. Ecu
Eyck. Wu. H. Howe 20 Emily Mccoy.
HAMMOSD-WATSON-O Saturday, Nov. 20 By the Rev.
ME. Johnston hl Jose+ Hammond, Of Brooklyn, 70 Anna
Louss Watson, Of Toronto.
LILLY-LOCk WOOD-On Tuesday. Nov. % s, Greenpoint
by the Rev Nr Tiniage Mr. John Lilly, Of Lafayette, Ind
o. Hattie dsu ghter Of + J. Lockwood, 0f Greenpoint
LASD-ARhsTROSC--At the Assocst. Reformed
Preso tera Church In Brooklyn "Wednesday evening.
Nov H. in the q large audience by the Rev Alex
Snder Curelts assisted b. the Rev John Brush the Rev
adsm leland pastor oi sac church, Miss Mary Arm
kN-PIFRsON-f Brooklyn Tuesday, Nov. ., ~
III Rev DR. Bethaue Mr. j. Nelson Tsppsn Mary Persoa
cauEh,tr ol the late Harvey Spencer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

A CLTRGYNAs SUING FoR HIS S,LARY.-Iu the
Kings County Circuit Court yesterday an action
brought by the Rev. David j. Patterson against the
First Reformed Presbyterian Church Of Brooklyn for
balance due on salary, tried. II appeared that
Mr.. Patterson took charge Of the congregation in
1873, a. a salary of 5000 year. In 1852 it raised
to $500 year. and he had been paid at that rate until
August, 1867. AT that time the Church was heavily
involved in debt, account Of improvements in the
building or the erection Oi another ediGce, and the
trustees concluded to save further expense by dis
missing the pastor. This they did by resolution at
the same time regretting the necessity for pursuing
such a course. Mr.. Patterson left the congregation,
and established himself in the Brooklyn Institute 10
which place many of his former flock accompanied
him. H. has held forth at this place suce that time
TIE trustees refused 10 pay ls salary at the rate Of
$500 year for the last SIX months he was with them,
on the ground alleged that the services were not
worth that suT-that the Chlrch was not incorpo-
rated and therefore not liable and that The plilntn
had been overpaid to the amount OF 81 OO The case
was given to the Jury about nOon who shortly re-
turned with verdict Of s3s2 IS il favor OF the plain
tiff, the amount claimed.