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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
brooklyn City News.

THE WATER woRxs--PosrrosEMEsT CEIEBRl-
ros--water flows throughout most the streets Of
the city, and has already, in two instances, been made
available for cxnguishing fros It intended to cole
brate the event in January but the committee OF the
Common Council which has the matter in charge, have
after mature deberaon concluded postpone the cele
braton unta May They induced 70 adopt this
in consequence OF the still incomplete state OF the
large pumping engine at Rdgwood reservoir, which, II is
thought, will be in good working order much before
March. The committee DESTROYS that no demoEstra
ton shall be MADE until every detail completed when
s proposed to get up celebration worthy OF the Occa-
SION Ths cannot be accomplished before May and hence
the reinforcement
CONTRACT SUPPLY Cry WITH GAS AT meeting OF
the Common Council last night the gas contract made
the special order. majority and minority report o.
the Gas Committee submitted and portions OF both
were adopted The provides that the BROOKLYN
City Gasght shall provide the city with gas for
five years from tho list Of January 1883 the Corporation
be furnished al the rate Of So 900 cubic feet and
private consumers at 81 50 per cubic Tho city
Is TO pay rent for tue Of meters and private
10 be charged Tor meters whete the amount
OF pas consumed is less than SIS year. The
gas Is 10 have illuminating power OF not less
than sixteen wax candles The street lamps are to he
ghtd 300 nights, or 1000 hours, year, and the com.
pany bound to expend not less than $4,000 yearly in
ay ng mains &c, whenever and wherever required by
the Common Council The right is reserved by tho city
TO grant the privileges any other company The
Whitney, McNamec, Pierson, Taylor, Furey, Franks,
Mcdonald, Green, Backbouse, Hogan, taoier, Walter,
Ksbfeisch---I5. Naye-van Brunt, Douglass, Wilson,
MeeSfoie Scloies-E.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

Coroner Hohrstead, Of Hoboken, called upon yes
serday afternoon to hold inquest upon the body Of an
unknown man found lying the Paterson plank road,
Wet licboSeu at early hour yesterday morning
Upon examinston was found that death caused by
guaslot wound the ball having taken eec. in the wind
pipe and passed upwards into the head No pistol or
Ammunition found neither there any traces OF
the tctnng powder wad upon his person, or which
there most undoubtedly would have been had the man
discharged the weapon himself
Various circumstances, which appear to be connected
with thus affair, into possession OF the Coroner last
evening, which has determined him to make thorough
investigation The body WAS removed 70 Hoboken, and
the inquest will be commenced this Taesday Afternoon
at the Office # Justice Crane No 9S Washington street
Deceased apparently German, about i've feet SIX
inches height black haE goatee and r,oustaches He
dressed IL blue sack ocercoat drab ock coat black
cloth veet pants flannel undershirt white cotton
shirt, black silk crsvat and long top bools.
pair OF taor's shears, also small pair OF shears and
PAIR Of drso Cashmere pants, found with the body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21
Williamsburg City News.

Tss C,Ss o. ALLEGED RAps AND IsCE-r Posrosgp-FUR-
TIER particulars consequence Of tho absence Of wit
nesses Justice yesterday postponed the Investigation
the charges brought By Leonard Carrgan against wm
Bats for alleged ncestuous intercourse with his daugh
ter Emma A. Burts and the complaint OF Emma A. Burs
AGAINST Carriran for rape Mr.. Burtis, IN his allegation
agans Carrgar states that sometime in June last while
bis wife unwe Carrgan requested tnat his daughter
Emma. the complainant, might DC allowed 70 20 70 ms
Csrfpans house 70 cook his dinner she was allowed to
TO- and on that OCCASION the girl states Carrigan sue
ceeded outrasine her person and threatened her lie
shc ever Disclosed his conduct; She being OF simple
mind ard no. very intelligent, easily frightened
hy hs thrca. and did not toll OF IT. Ca9an after that
followed her on almost every occasion, and repeeted his
mother was sriicted with a temporary derangonent Of
mind and upon her recovery, few weeks suce noticed
husband uror which Burti forbade Carrgan his house.
Car, ran then supposiug that Emma had told her father OF
ha conduct circulated the story thst she was o.
character &c Burtis hearing 81 This, Charged him IN
detamlar his daughters character upon which Carsan
preferred the charge Of incest against h Tho case wiz
he fully examined % Monday.
sou1a BaPTnr CauzH.--Tho public recognition OF this
congress alton took place last evening al the New England
CONGREGATIONAL church In South Ninth street, and tho
exercises we're Witnessed b. large asscmblage The
sermon was preached BY the Rev. r. Gillette, Of Ne,
York The charge 10 the congregation was gwen by Cd
REV DR. Caid colt tho pastor tbs congregation a con,
poecd OF thirty Of the former members the Trg
baptist chugc Oh and some eighteen others ,ro yariou
cher churches Twenty two persons hav sgnGed the
inenon al Joining this congregation. ndcr the crcu
Stances they consider themselves IN very aourshiu
oond lion for young church. Thoy will continue 10 wol
| ship NJ heretofore, in Trouor's Aca Itmy
| SHOOTING AsySAr.--or sundr. night shooting Afr,
n.,AA rroeetf ssorc II The ccrsA. ,
cce-rr1d IA " =, fSosth
| Ncr;h siAsh 1850, ey which 4 ma
named hNhad obr!en WIS seriously blurred. oBria
and two frie>d won't into tic store and obtained son,
lQuor Which They paid fer, AMI then wanted tho pr
pfetor q treat 10 rEsrs, which be- refuse t. do Tie
thcn pitched upon him, throwing weights ard other m
slice when the clerk, III Dahrke, ntcrfcrod aud on,
! them MADE an stIscS Ur0r him With clcayer TOO
th Dahnke drew p,sel ard shot Pien twice one ba
40, ring bis right side ana locTng there aIi tue othe
80. through the Ia wrist Captain Wog0m a III
80 - -snct notdef OF tho disturbance and wen
,,,o, tut could rot discover n parties. Ycstcrda
s.r,,r go giant made before Jsaticc FOX. an
~, tied and hcld Tor animation. q Bricn
49,. ~ Ia. a agcrous.
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STATE CAkvASSERS pFCLIEK TO ENTER INTO hS IN
vEsrrGATIoN or the nAsKin AID KEhBLE ihDhou'
Lio-TuE CONTEST TO BE CARRIED TO THE NhAf
CONGRESS-. -
ALBANY, Dec. 20, 1855
This morning at ten O'Clock the State canvassers con-
prising the Secretary Of State Comptroller Attorney uen
cra Treasurer and Engineer and Surveyor assembled IL
the Secresrys private department for the purpose Of
completing the State canvass. was unders@'a
that Mr. Kembie would appear by counsel to show
that irreguary occurred the election for Congress
man in the Ninth Congressional district Judge Parker
appeared in his behalf and presented two points upon
which he relied as evidence to sustain Mr.. KEN
bie's election One was, that the Inspectors OF Eec
ton at White Plains did not complete the CANVASS
OF yotes on the day of election, the law explicitly
declares should have been done, and the re-can
yass on tho second day different from the rot as
announced on the first day Second that the election ia
the town OF Carmel Putnam county not held AT the
place. that Isl of the polls, which designated
by the proper officers; that the people had no public
notice Of the place where the polls to be held
There contradiction Of these facts, and 1t was
solely upon them that Judge Parker con,endcd those
election district returns should be thrown out which
would ensise Kemble TO scat il Congress.
Mr. REYSoI~ the part Of Mr. Haskln contended that
the State canvassefs mere ministerial eAoefs,
and have authority 10 proceed in their examina-
ton for any facts other than those returned o.
the County Canvassers, and so thought the Board.
We give synopsis of tho argument, together
with the resolution adopted unanimously by tho Board OF
Canvassers. The opinion generally prevailed that should
Mr. Kemble present the facts TO the House OF Repre-
sentaves that body will decide the election In those two
strcts void and consequently award hmthe seat Thls
is a portion Of tho argument
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The Yacht Wanslerer.

SAVANNAH, Dec. u, 1858
The Rspucnn of this morning reports the proceedings
in the Yacht wanderer affair on Saturday The pfosecu
ton was vigorous District Attorney Ganah being assisted
by Henry r. jackson Fsq The prisoners we're defended
by Messrs lloyd aud Owens. Two wtueeses, Dr. Halle
hurst of Brunswick, and Collector Masoy OF naren,
were examined The former testified that he profession
ally attended some negroes al Jeyl Island that they ap
pcarcd to be freshly imported and were unable to under
stand English.
Mr. Maboy testified ba, tho wandercr bad no appear.
ance Of being a alaver. The prisoners were remanded
for further examination. large number OF witnesses
have been subpned from dereEt parts of the coast Of
the stale TIE trial VIII probably occupy many week..
Il s generally admitted that the wanderer brought no
Africans, but that tho slip which did bring them was
srut,ted and sunk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

c Cours-Chamfpers.

Before fI~ "usse hAcohl
the CUSTODY OF CHIN tN-A HAR'"iots DlfF-
CULrl'
pra.2o-Habe1s csJs -nkn Gallagher sued OUT a
writ g habcas corpus tor the CUSTODY Of her two infant
children (oys) ased about nine ard vcn years rospcc
lively who are now in The possession q ter nnnt INC
mllcr's sister The father supposed y nave defl -
Gently IN New Orleans. Tie anfweT T. the VIII = hoc4
sr 80 ~ tho father fl the children tbc care
If thc reapondcnt who states that as the tahcr N
Protestant and tho mother Catholic sho L not ~ PIT
gen Ia have the care ~ tho children VINO sh'mn %"
brought M Ia the faith OF their father. j..
The Indigo sald that he would not allow coHnscl " m
trOfuce religious matters into the merits ~ tus -
Thoneh he nbe rudvc) was Protestant, no rcslsete
and he law respected, the religious fath g a men. ~
this country parent may bring his child w 10 waeNor
religion be picaues bc he Cattec Protestant or ho'0o
The case Was adjourned over 10 "Wednesday.
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The rngIisb-Nonfgomery Eracns nj wash
fnxfof,.

rs following statcmehs regarding ths alAr nave peeh
mac "a Daniel Cox standing ~ The @rncr op
n,; ~ Wh ards Hotel, q faufccnih street AMI Penn
49, 49, .-,r- and saw and heard tho rcncontrc be
80 1919 ~ wN H. Fnglish and Hon. William Mont
MI a.. so,,r. vas passing az and the latter down
Pcnnsy wanna avenue. "fioy' ~. vou NJ M,n,So
c,,r NJ ,ongoa,,ry =. thcr spoke nor pail any a.
tentou u hs .alua,ion, but ~ ss ,a,s ~ s,r,eL
Mr. Insth stepped ale, ~ Ia !, heavy blow on tho
side 81 che head. NJ. Nontg8 sl Wssa, ~ s,,. ~
Mr. Fnsiish stepped back and aruw rs s"y -
stepped hak into The avenue ana caught ND i'eee ~
brick English was running whel Non'gosneay t", ~,
The brick aud hit him on the ocl or ~er Tart A " veg
Montgomery went back for another one, and fhelsn
ran rapidly away up Fourteenth street when Mon' "ns
~ came back English had haf squaI y and was &c
yond his reach Tho blow \ very DC yy one, ana
Montgomery was bleeding prOfuscly FROM tho nosc. IIs
went away 10 wash himself We were tho only persons
cosc by We saw and heard al that passed Montgomery
did speak untn after h. was struck Give thu state
this city
witness nv hand and scel. nccembcf 10, 1855
Signed in presence Of John Hancock snd 4. j. K Eascr
fully concur in the above statement az MIR co1ch a.
-ept that would add that Mr. Montgomery was unarme
and that Mr. English held ilo in both hanas ard
struck with great force.
witness M hand nccember Ia, 1855.
naSIFI, !. cox. SEQ Bridge street, Georgetown
winesacs present when signed john Hancock and 4.
thereby certify that saw port or tho discnrty on "a,
turay st on Pennyyana avenue between two persons,
the Hon. W. II English and lion. VIM. Montgomery ibid
not tee the beginning 81 the dlculy the person
said ~ b. Mr. English retrca1eu Fourteenth strcct TIE
person said DO Mr. Montgomery WIS pursuing BIN with
brick which he threw ard his Mr. English tho heel OF
ieE Mr English Ind sword care. Tic had drawn the Il
sword rut and held the scshhard in hand aud the
spear y the ether After he hn with The brics he re-
treated vcry fss up Fourteenth street Mr.. Montgomery
nao ait nc threw the brick COMO back into the
he came back, but Mr. tngph had gonc ,si that he
va tnen moro than half square away an hack 4
man anu rocery store keeper in Oh city
seal nSambCr y.
THOMAS REID kEENFHs
sgncd and declared in presence II John Il tag,cr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

Avovsfs, Ga, nec. -, 1898
Cotton unchanged: sales moderate
Cuaas.ros, Dec. 20, 1865
Co,,on-sa,ss ebay 3,cco bales At unchanged prices
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20, 1855
Cotton arm sales to-day |, 600 bales.
Hursoss, Dec -, 1853
Flour Grm sales ~ 900 bbls. n ~ Oss 81 49,
Wheat arm sales a - COO bushels; white ~ - vi 30
red Al 23 Corn lrm sslca of 10000 bushe: white CSC
q &C, yellow 66c. CSC Provisions unchanged. Wal.
key steady al 20 &c. 26c :. -
Pngs.ApyiJHiA. ncc. %, 1883
Flour firm at s. 1878 81 rs. Wheat steady, rod ~
20 Al u. white 81 81 ~ 40. Corn active; new gel
low, zoe. nc. Coffee firm. Mess pork, SIS Lard lie
a ise. whiskey firm al 2si &c. &C.
Cisc1~Sarr, Dec. 20, 1858.
Flour atm at 81 IS A. 60. whiskey dun at &c. HOGS
drm and unchanged sales AZ 90 70 ~, tho latter price
Tor heavy. Mess pork IN good demand NJ OF 10 siI 10
sales 1900 bbls, for delivery in the spring, at tis
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MoCT VERNON FEsTIv6r--TIK GRAND DREss BALL TO
nigh, this event. which has expectation,
comes ~ at the Academy The house will be maynh.
Gently decorated and lighted and the orchestral arrange
mont, under the leadership Of H. Masard will be on
spsnfeus scale From the long list OF fashionable names
which appear patrons tho affair promises TO be an ex-
CoeCinglN brilliant one.
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| ptRE ~ BtyssD STRFrr---A a,S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EscArS Oh ygHEE oruFRs.
Between pas md .cn scioos on Sunday night Ore
broke on in the basemcn, III Of the dwelling house NO
W B'yard street, occupied by L. LoNcnsaal' meoNss
and manuactory Of wines and cord W. INC haes spre'n
up the stairs 20 rapidly that the escape he CO.
The attic, by the stairs, cut or M sunn ~ $3.50 s
wiie AM child were compelled TO make their s hss
The alta window and along the gutter 10 the ssu wv 49,
Mrs I9wcnihai ami children cacacs by The All
bnt whether Nr fewenshsl GOT out IA not known
| been killed.
The lire burned along The stairs from the barcont 20
INC attr when the flames extngrshed by thu ar,
mn. INC loss % MI l0wenthal viii be about si00--Eo
NT Co mn's lo~s viii BE- about ss5-no Insurance
T1e inifo Hg i ownel by Geo Valentine n = La,
aged about So INSURED
Az Aosry, ~, ~sroRS.--Anor several d,ys N br.s,
cold crspy healthy ,veaiher and clcau streets w hae
been favored with ar inn rent attempt n snou storm
which commenced A1nda, fht asst but stopped ry
morning, leaving the streets q taer Oh condition. stormy
slippery and unit for travelling geessa thing ,he
ohcc neglected 10 Mostly hoec,ssYs that fnny ought "a
clean Their sidewalks. w accordance with the ta and a.
consequence, walking IN tue early part Cc the av was
much moro unpleasant than need have been had thp
Ulcers performed their duty. Would not be we or
nc tencral Superintendent 10 give the police hint "a
this subject, which my % remind them OF thor
duty for III the coming winter
THE SnoRIEr nArs--We are now IN The midst og tho |
shortest days q tue year, aud today A. perhaps The
shortest Of them al although the difprence in inDo fr
scNefa days last AMI 80 come not apprcC abe ans eao
scarcely DC told hy Astronomers The ol,0wuv I. 49,
TINE - the suns rising and setting. IS gwen q H.
almanac.
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MobIB, Dec. 70, 1888
II liz stated hero the best authority that the schooner
Susan sailed for Nicaragua with the Arm determination
on the part Of the leaders of the expedition not 10 allow
the B tish or any other foreign Power TO stop them with
out resisting until blood drawn their purpose being
70 test the disputed points Of international law compel
England make early exposure OF the grounds of her
assumed proteccrate the San aan river and tho ad
iacent territory is thought probable, however, that
they will not fall in with any vessels Of war whatever.
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Fire la Clnslnnnr.

Crr MAT, NC -, 1868.
On Sa'qTGay nigh; fro occurred in the building GU
.,ycanore stree, occupied By Breed, Bars'on co. f'oVe
manufacturers, and Crane, Brsst & Co.. uanu'e'u'''
metallic bur al cases Tie loss Of tae tv,u.
"a ~ 200 the are insured for $1,000 =. TO- = 900
latter 4 siG 600 and they are lns"-- ae LOSE 81 tho
stores OF George Shil.lo an~ Led FOR $1,000. Toe
glderably damage eeorse Henshaw were con
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BDSsDv. Dcc. 10. lsss
The brig Edward Hodslon. from Calais with lsua,sr
Tor New YORK, went sshose on Friday mwnne m soss
Rip, near Muskeget Island, and hned The s,san.,.
Island Home and Eaglcs Wing went her assstanco ana
after takng out her deck Load she aoated on ana 49,,
towcd toto ElgsrsowA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

NNh'H'''oN. Dec 90, 1853.
lonn Goodwin ct nj.
No. @63 Rock bland Factory ". . Alabama:
Error 10 Crcuitc Court for the Middle district o,
The CAUSE was dockcted and dismissed with costs
No. 2ss. samue II. Clark tai W. VIM. Hart Or. Er.
v tae Circuit Court for The Northern district Of Cali
fornia. Cause dockood and Dismissed, with costs
No. H. Charles Balance Joseph T. Pappcn Ct a..
Nc. u. Charles Balance Samuel Hart 81 Al. No.
s. ,-,,,n ~, .ods OF al Robert Forsyth. No. II.
VIM Kellogg Robert Forsyth. No ls Richard orcsg
" Edward T. Tcsson No. Is. Thomas Mcehan Ct al ys.
Robert Forsyth No. 20. Charles Balance IS. Robert
rofkysa - -. 10 -. ssa1s y. conror ~ Robert
fors,th Errors TO the Circuit Court for the northern
nStrict Of Dhnois--Cascs dismissed for want of tu.
risdoticn.
No. 20. Ross wsnans W. tho New York and Eric Rail-
:, AL Corspauv -Arcumen M concluded for the plaintiff
Ne -. PANEL II. f0gnstac VI JOSIAH l. PaTrsh,-
Argument commenced for the appellant
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FATAL Gas Explosion.

LOWELL, Mass, Dec 20 1873.
serious explosion OF gas occurred IN the picker room
q, the MASSACHUSETTS, Mills this morning instantly killing
two men, Irish operatives and badly uuring two others
Tho walls were partially blown outward, and the waste
cotton taking sre considerable damage done to the
building.
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furnish statement n tie vaiuc az TIE imports from
Grta Britain and France into the United States, and the
exports the th.ec countries Tor tho
yeals 1885, 1904, 1885, 1856 and 1851 the Information TO
be obtained from the returns OF their custom houses
ACHIEVEMENT roR TN H0IIpAsS.
The House. By $50 against suspended the rules IN or
def 70 Consider The Senate resolution proposing tenona
r. adjournment from the 23d OF December TO The lh OF
Adinurnld.
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The Paraguay Expedition.

THE SOUTHERN STAR AT BARBAD0RS BADLY IN
JURED.
NORFOLK, Dec. 20, 1858.
The United States steamer Despatch from Key West,
reports the steamer soahern Star ut Bardsdoes, badly n
iured.
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- StftNNtH, Nv. % IS1N.
The bark Cervs, from BRISTOL EprI,nd ar,ivea h,,. an
Saturday with Captain Hewitt aud The roma o,,sy =. ,,s
crew Of the bark = X. Kane. from Richmond 4, ,ss 4.
sea- Us before reportci) IN November
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Ai4ssovN, PA, Dec. 20, 1863.
rios TOOK place on Saturday night Roekdae station,
on the Iehigh Valley Railroad A young man, named
Kern WAS beaten to death Sixteen Of the rioters
arrested.
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Ron-fs OF CossncsIsssen.

TIE TN DIV 7 FUR T'v''
A voumnous report prosecuted IN the Board Of
Councilman last evening by the Comptroller, suggesting
the annual appropriations for the ensuing year ALEC an
estimate Of the rebahe amount Of tax that may be re-
quired for the year 1859
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Superior Court.

An entire calendar for trials by jury will be made
up for the ensuing January, February aud March terms Of
this court.
All notes Of ssue for said calendar must be Ged with
the clerk before Friday, oath OF December, inst
New calendars for the general and special terms, FOR
the mouth of January 1869, will aso be made up, for
which all OF issue must be flied on or before the
oath OF december, inst
Each Of issue must state distinctly The nature OF
the issue and whether 1t is for the trial general spc
cal term, (without reference to the number az posi-
ton OF the cause on any previous calend and also whe
tbs IT is filed by the ''plantiA or by the "dciendapt
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wv W ihss1 "~ir't th my W lfrrthnu
and the coli to increase. IN accordance with ,br ~
lr"yefh-~ A. tho ,sAy iergthcns,
Tho cold Strengthens"
fl1i ovFrsoarn--ycstoTday morning. al half.naS, one
O'clock, Officers Van nergce snd GriBsh n the haror
police, discovered lrshnan, named Thomas Narep, in
The dock ~ pier ~, North river h. means o. ron,
They got hm out aud placed him charge 81 his brother
Cart James NuGent, "a The lake boat v A. Hunt Gait
Nugent relates 10 The above 0fcers that the night o
inc n'n INST, ~ VIEW Brrnswck, Capt. John HrDrc 81
the boat G. smith, and hs Wife while drunk rot ,n,oa
quarrel, fell overheard AMI were drowned The bolss
recovered
NssnscroS lnER,Ey INloN.--t lecture on the Sin
nutncc u the useful arts soliy by Thoioa IL weec
her viii be delivered nj the CSr ms, ,n,r ths evn rs
~ place ot the one previously announced Is be SEN by
ne Rev. NJ tummngs.
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Birth.
DK woIE-on Monday, Dec. 20, Tho wio Of hr. > 10
wonx Of daughter.


Married.
CEuf-DrAyr.--On Tuesday, Dec. II, nj the IhnfSa N
The Nativity, Second avenue, by ms Rev tahef fV'u
xsT GEliI Esq., Of t5 city, TO Mss ksS DUANE, tor-
merry OF Butteycnt, Ireland.
Cork papers please COPY. . - ,, -.
H,pcr-iiEsniks On Thursday, ncc. 10, by tho Rev.
Dr. hague, MI. GwsSE h. ikea to Miss hhihvh h.'
daughter of Thors,ss T. Heudlcn, fSQ, oi tins Guy:
M,coaB--Tv.xs-O Monday, Dec. 20 At ~ IhorlS
church, by tnc Rev ". r. Morgan, u, y, V~As htonm
10 Is,ps1 eldest daughtoe OF samuel IL Iuese, fs AL
Of this cry
Post a and NantucEe, papcrs pleas, COPY
= oorw.,r1,s La sunday, pco. ~ ~ the Ptesoy,e
ri an church, NJ ilsIleu, y v, ~ 80 NN - Wv"
( this CITY.
10y papeins ~, - Sandy nc ~. by lhe i.sy. Mr.
| ro.s NJ ir,~ Al o. - caiunfsi HrEsn, g a..
4 ,n,h,.r II LAC 0afc5, ~ ~ ~ btossiya
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-aiicd State mail steamship Counbla C,a,esn :.
Berry, iron, - ~ ~ tosf Q CLOCK
this ailernuoI
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SUPREME CoURr-Crcut-PaFt Mos. .s5f, 1850, 3si,
3o. 1885, 1884, 2s7, 2o7 2i09, 2iii, 2I3, 2si1 2l2i
2423 2i29, 2433 2435, 24Sa, 2st3, 2445. Part Mos
e67 2o64 23S4 1857, Is ie7 sos "a ssh, a Szsi, 90
2762 1850, 6Os2 COS, 1893, 1859. 49,.
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