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Total .........ss Tss $3.50 ssasss7 30 ASH, 100 81
The Pitsburgh yonrnal Of the 18th inst. saYs:

Two or three against the Counties Of Beaver and Law
srsng out Of bonds issued railroads triad before
haay decided yesterday. When these ind
before Judge Ger he understood 10 have very decidedly
clearly enough expressed in the Assembly bsd
The counties Whatever his frs impressions wero they appear
counties yesterday We did the read
but know that they were decided enough 10 disturb tn. egas
States Court JIG, quite number Of against cities and
counties this class Of paper How ofthesn likely 10
gssrs e. Charge Of opinion will b usns 10 rssSS the
Aegsny Valley bonds that last May be almost dsmoshed
The Rome Senfinel Of yesterday reports;
We that Judge Bacon has rendered hs decision thu
the for the collection Of Saturday The Judf
% the %Ss ss s $ s9sS sa Lss.
the tax collected TO discharge the Interest the Ogdcnsbush
and Rome Railroad debt"
II ia now announced that the Detroit end Pert Ssrsis
Railroad IA branch of the Grand Trunk Railroad OF
Csnada) win be formally opened next Monday, Dist
This branch is sixty miles in length and il 10 be ANAL
gamated with the main road al TO form complete
route by rail from Detroit to Portland. IL was to
have been opened on the 9Th, but ~ the victoria
Bridge at Montreal could not be finished TIL early IN
December, il thought best to further finish ny
by ballasting, DC.
In order TO cross the Detroit River, between Port
sarnia and Port Huron, novel feTy-boat has been
built ut Windsor at cost OF 800, OOO which 70 do
scribed AT follows:
" Of strength that train Of eighteen lo.ded
Il i made very vide with three tack. upon III dees thai
three stand abreast upon H. II Is intended % Pope
method Of propulsion. thought win BE- sufficient % sccen-
pbb the object Provision has however been MADE By tho
builders In ia construction that powerful engno can b
placed in II Il that shall be found necessary /"
The following tables show the imports and experts
Of the various articles of Hog products at Cincinnati
Tor thirteen years ending Au0ust 81 each years.
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IAdvertisement.l

THE GREAT SACRIfICH.-The word sacrihce, as
,,re5 In conversation with the sale Of Dry Goods
hardly idea OF the immense reduction OF the entire
Soci Of Ricn DRESS GooDs at hessrs: Gas HEARD 20
No 3O Grand Rich SILK ROSES that actually cost go 10
import are selling s3o the reduction in Ike
of DkKss GooDs In every department
OF the house Rich French mERSoEs at 36 PSF yard also
Paris DxLAIxxs invoced at 81 cents per yard selling si III
cents. Only think Of this
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The annexed table gives the percentage OF ss
net liabilities held by the Banks Of this city;

circular has been issued from the Office Of the Nh
waukee and Chicago Railroad, stating thst NessrsA
Bishop & Co. have given notice that they viii sell a.
public auctou on the 10th Of December and Ssh jana
ary next, sufficient of the Third Mortgage Bonds Of
that Company to pay variety Of overdue obligations
fthe Company, held by Bishcp& Co. The Secretary
ssys: ID
avail myself Of opportunity afforded by the Issue Of this
Circular the floating debt the Company Jene 224
1888 far has been asceraned sac 80 So The
count September ~. 1889 stands ss follows:
bis payable rAfto-r
Unpaid enpenses o0 W
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HARMED

AcKLASD-RIBLET-on Monday afternoon Noy q, a. the
csnral Presbyterian Church. BY the Rev A. Wood ThoA
AeIland Miss Harriet L. Riblet eldest daughter Of Jas
III Rible;, esq. all Of this city. .
G0Ri Fs-OAkES-On Tuesday Nov. ~ at the residence OF
~ brides mother by the Rev Henry blanchard Charles z
obr Of Florida " Lizzie A. eldest daughter Of the
l.t< Andrew Oakes Of Brooklyn -,
HIET-STALLER-On "Wednesday, Nov Is at Tribes bill,
Mentsonery County ~ y by the Rev Irs 5 Porter, sir
John H. Of Perth fucn County, ~ T. 70 Miss hAfue
stAllsr Of the former place.
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAT.
UsTIp STATES DISTRICT C0URT.-Jury causes, an

same calendar yesterday. - On =,
SUPRrxE CoURr-GEsERAL TERs-No % on No
veuber Calendar; Nos 80 H. 13 September motion Csen
dsr and the following motions September Csen
dar: Nos 49, 81, 90, "a 3oi ~ &c. a. 49, ~ ioo to
lbs lo7 a. 81 l0s 1903 no. I'LL l2 l3, So g. ID 2s6 49,
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Part I.-Same as Tues
d,y Part -Nos 23 7l5e 2i3S asa 2sl6 2sa0 1922 22
SUPERIOR CoURT-Par Mos. sig, AL. 463, COS,
e7s ege rs ga, 535 GU -.
Cossos PLRA+Part I.-No more Calendars this
Term Part Ishort csusesl-Ncs 6oi, 1919, lzS, 1885,
1918 sssT 1881 s6o5, 2sss 1891, ssss, 3s2l.
KIsGs County CIRCUIT CoURT.-On the October
C.lendsr-Nos los 1877 &C. e4 the November Caen
dsy Nos 49, 90 r. "a IS %, %, %, 30, 81 49, 81 s. g.
BRooKLYN CrTr CoURT.-Nos. 30, y, "a, 20, rs, 80,
90 a. a. a, e. S, Al, 81, l. 10, 81, Is, "a, 49,
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TIN GOVERNORS

This Board met yesterday afternoon at the Rotunda,
president DuGRo in the chair, and Messrs. Townsend,
smith, w. I. Pinckney Oliver, McElroy b. +. Pinck-
ney, and Breuninghausen, present.
A communication was received from George Con-
ran stating that he bad made error in estimating for
the contract for the gas-tting of the Island Hospital
His bid was $s47 65, which was accepted by the
Board and now he asks TO make an additional bid OF
$50, making the whole amount 81 ,O4 Is.
Mr. Smith coniended that the Board had nothing TO
do wish Mr.. Conrans mistake. He had all the sPeci-
foations before him. and went them two on three
times and il looked very much 70 bin as If be wanted
20 GET little more on the ground Of making mistake
Mr. smith moved to award the contract to the next
lowest bidder which, after discussion was car
Tied. ,
On motion, the Committee on Supplies was directed
to advertise for proposals for supplying the institutions
with meat for the ensuing year. and that the bids be
opened on the 18th of December prox.; the Commit
the TO prepare the necessary specifications at an early
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fAdvertisement.l

TERRA-CULTURE LECTURE, No. 125 Chambers
st. GlxAHp House, Ladies ParOr, st p M every "Eosn
DAY. FxDAI and MosDAr in November BY Its Founder 80
PRyArk forming in NeYork aud other counties
to learn The profitable developments suPss
the expectations of all eaIne See November de AGRcr
-r,.,co,rxs Of N. Y EyEsSs PosT.
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Hupsos COUNTY MEDICAL SocIErr.-A meeting
of this association held yesterday afternoon at
DR.. ouidors Office, in Jersey City, at which the fol-
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year, Pres
iden,. Dr. Buck yice-President, DIR. Forman; secre-
tary. Dr. Norris Treasurer, DIR. Culver Reporter,
DIR. yarick Delegates to the State Medical Society,
Drs. Condict, yarick, Reeve and Quidor.
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A CRIMINAL IScoSsIsTEScY-THE CASE or APPo
THE CHISAMAS.-Judge Sutherland, yesterday morn
ing, signed the Judgment record in the case Of
Quimbo Apo, on the writ of prohibition and it was
fled in the County Clerks Office. This quaint docu'
ment which Incorporates the proceedings before the
Supreme Court, winds up, curiousy enough with the
words, And the said Court Of Oyer and TerD'iner,
and the said QuimbO APpo, in mercy" &c This
seems rather strange winding up Of this altogether
extraordinary case. 1t appears that the same mercy
ia to be shown to the Court of Oyer and Terminer as
to Quimbo Apo, on the principle, we suppose,
H That mercy 10 Others show,
That marcy show to me-"
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The Boston Railway Times has the annexed n
marks mon the Norwich and Woycestes Railway:

UDUN IHt FFVftETFNI H*1EF'f
Our New England Railways 80 steadily marching fos-
ward ns dyidsn4pSyps isses'msrs Simply ioz
the fact being 10 dseiop the >eak
frac Emons threatened 70
allure. 4 the kerieh and ban by good
f manszernsnt Il is In yery profDsts confnoo Jha
ree~fcs opfh haze sh1gn ea Increase
compared wh psrod of Hrsyioes year, vhs
tie exuennes haze anssB beo~ period prcvo0r the
present sdrnaifsfisn- By sxAIEssn Of the sAinss.
tbs increase shown 10 have been dsses from ths' e.-os
Ton Of scsips termed local the tkros ID hss
been than hssstOfos Ts facs qae iporn 70 shs
oekhsders II Is we'd kn0Sn thai snch the ce1s2et
ton Cor forsisn bssEe. n al railway seus<s ti The
through tsrr bears prspoxssa whatever ~ Tho ccsk
charges and IL suy Instances result Ia absolu ps. % tn
o.A hiis the booze irs lie s repubcrzk<n HbS ~
present management have sst nefoetea sny 1sEt pe{11f
they have stersd thai the iins the sod art
,sndins hs1iies ssd Recommendations hz,s sseeys.sf 49,
brttzs which bad besn 4fo<te se
ehsrs,s We Are "a 10 iarn hat nss hyisg re2a Nc
road 10 eoud N rzasact the bvnsst vhasn ny -
fersd the Directors are sbout ncreass tAe@
sound Nv an srsnrsnrus with rrrsees St.sn.sef
for the nadinr u fosr large praperz = 49,, -
a. colnpencn fo conen~sath 1ns ~ ta,tI
dispatch 10 the rsshs s,eess. wihSai osssv'-A< "' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

STREET CLEANING IN BosToS.-Under the head OF
Internal Health Deparm in Boston, there has been
appro raed for street cleaning purposes the present
year the sum of $l33, OOO which amount will be re-
duced, however, by the sale of ashes, ohal, &C., to
about 900 900 less The Internal Health Department
of Boston corresponds to Sanitary Inspectors and
Street Cleaning Department united. In New-York,
unlike Boston, all receipts of money in the City In
spectors Department go into the Sinking Fund, and
the whole of street cleaning expenses is asses
sed annually.
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Mesus Raynor & Blackwell have sold one lot south
east corner of Fifth-ayenue and
street, 25 fee, inches, fronting Fifh-avenus and
Central Park, 100 feet in depth, for 5000 Also,
lots in the rear Of sad corner, IS feet fronting One
hundred-and-frststreet each 100 feet ii inches IN
depth, at 81 500 lot We report the sale of the en-
tire block Of lots bounded By Broadway, Nnth-ave-
nue. sixty-fourth and sixty-fth streets and Tenth
avenue, about % lots Also, the block bounded BY
Ninth avenue, Sixty hird-street, Tentb-avenue ana
sxtyfouhsreet, containing 81 lots, m al about 70
o,s q, 81, 500 y lot.
The following are the Currency, Land Wanasf' ana
Specie quotations for the week corrected Tor "a no
the rate current at the Banking Once Of Aessrs.
Thompson Brothers:
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Noy 2L-Befors judge


The Court opened at III o'clock, and C0uhseloI
Horace Cooley charged with purchasing stolen
materials TIE subsequently became crowded and he<e
20 he re.t MANY persons present who took inter
est in the Mr. Smith kept speaking all day little
h.fr o'clock he concluded his argument having spoken more
than four hours the Court and Jury took recess MY
sedgwick then summed for the prosecution The jury
,iye5 and Aid not return their verdict late hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

BURGLARIEs-The store Of Conrad Gersten, in At
street broken yesterday morning and robbed OF
SIS worth q cgars meerschaus 6c The proprietor hesr
and svnE the Officers huDsou and Doherty % TIE
Frt District Police up and found the burglar IA
an ouboose where captured He Eyes his name a.
AuKuE; Froik. Justice Coruve committed him for trial
1be saloon of Dominica Co.gsn In Prrepont street was o
ony entered on Mondy morning ROBBED OF chaass
len IN The TIL qsors eEs and sNerPsted spoons and tof
in al valued q sbou, :
Yesterday orunr he provision Of Fulton
Mddh oniousy entered and robbed Of cash
amounting Ss The money secTr.ed behind bar
rr sekeepnr notwithstanding which found BY the
.hef Altogether likely that the robber scauante
with the premises money would hardly Dc locked Tor IN such
4 place.
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COURT or SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Noy. 22-BefOre Justices
WEIsH Brennan and OsBoRs.

Mary Chew ana Anthony tucW, huCohy' hDnl'on
.rv two months each Joseph Grant and Augustus Johnson
larceny; Penentiay months each. King Mary, larceny
P,tcp,isry three uouths Henry Kendall Andrew Merritt
and Charles larceny Peuitsnay four months esen
Harry Benoyer Theodore Sinclair Francis Weiner and John
s;ney srcey months each James Don
nell assault and battery Pententary two months Joseph
Clark and Mcneil assault and battey fined $40 each
Tea persons who onnd guilty OF various crimes
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ASSOCIATIONS OF SUsDAr scHooLs.-Ihis Assoca-
ton, which was recently formed met at Franklin Hail.
Jersey City, Monday evening, and elected the fol-
lowing officers President, NJ. R. Case; Vice-Presi-
dents, the superintendents of the various Sabbath
Schools; Secretary, Z. C. Fisher; Treasurer, M.
Bailey,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

Dr. Z. q. FooTE, the successful Physician and
Teccsn from Saratoga Springs IL ehecting great cures In cid
ard difficult Of Chronic Disease At his Winter oce NO
SO Broadway next door to the Dusseldorf Gallery N ms city
with extensive sale The Doctor charges consultation Zee
but invites Al who are sick 10 give him call
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SIZZLING TINY LAwYERs.-On Sunday night last,
stray "Bny Goat" who had long been source oil
annoyance to the Police picked up by one oil the
officers Of the Sixth Precinct and conveyed to the Sta
Toulouse where he was locked up in cell like any
other vagabond. On Monday morning the officers
thought they would make little fun out Of Billy
captare. So they sent word to noted criminal law
yer a. the Tombs that client Of his, named William
(;oesz had been arrested and was then confined In
cell at the Sixth Precinct Station-House. SEEKING his
bat and cane the lawyer rushed 10 the rescue OF his
unfortunate client resolved, if possible to get him
haied cut. On applying to the Sergeant In charge
the following dialogue ensaed;
. Counsel for Viaiam Goets-" Sergeant would
like to zee one of your prisoners a few moments
Ssrgeaat lup to the jOkel-" What is his name
Sir ?"
4 Counsel" William Goetz."
IScrgeaRt-" All! yes. Hard eslse-yery bad char
acter. Do you know himl
Ceansei-Know himl Yes, indeed do, and can
assure you that you entirely mistaken in regard TO
bis character. have known him for fftoen years,
and can Voueh for his responsibility. Why, he Was
once a member OF the Common Council.
Sergeant--" Here, Jimmy, show the gentleman to
the cell Of Mr. Goes1."
Exit counsel down stairs TO the cells. Arriving At
No. g. be throws open the door and calls Mr.. GOetz
Mr.. Goetxl"
"Biuy'' being tired Of his confinement, and seeing
a chance Of escape, with joyful and prolonged
"ba-aa, rushes toward the door and suddenly makes
bis exit between the cOunselOrs legs leaving that
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TENEMENT HousEs IN BRooxLrs.-By recent in
speeton. made under the direction Of the Police De-
psrtment, IL appears that there 4s3 tenement
house, or houss in which there are over three fam
iies residing in the entire City of Brooklyn, having
70 7S4 inmates:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

A BROKER IN TRouBLE.-Mr William ShiPman
alleges that some time since be placed number OF
notes, valued at $4,000, in the hands Of broker
named Charles Wood, which the latter agreed to get
discounted. Soon afterward Mr.. ShiPman charges
that Wood disappeared from his place ofbssness since
which time he has heard nothing Of his notes. The
family Of Mr. Wood reside in Brooklyn, 30 Brooklyn
detective was detailed to look for the missing broker
On Monday evening the officer succeeded In tracing
him to Clarks Hotel in Fifth avenue, New-fork,
where be arrested him. The prisoner was taken to
Headquarters, where be was locked up for examine
ton.
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NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS.

FIRE DEPARTMENT LEcTUREs.-The first OF the
course of lectures for the Fire Department fund will
be delivered this evening by Wendell Phillips, at the
York-street NJ. Z. Church in jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

been stolen from biz store AL three Of the accused
were committed for examination. None Of the stolen
property has yet been recovered.
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prn Esr.rr Slyr No ana

REAL ESTATE SALE, No. Ala BROADWAY
This valuable Lor HorsE 10 inches and IS feet
deep TO the Of CsnAs. Broadwsywn posi-
lively sOd by AsrHoST j. BLKEcKER Auetioneer this
WRpSsspAY Esd November inst II o'clock at by
der he Supreme Court Is PAKrros aud under the dir-
ton of McsASL ULsEoEFFxR referee. QT3f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

SIRose.
THE RAILROAD CASE.
James Brown Q, al sg The Sew-York and Erie Railroad
Company.
In this cause motion made to give the Receiver
authority lease portion Of the Rolling Stock 70 the Lesecs
Of the Buffalo and NewYok City Railroad. The motion was
made by d. B. Eaton the part o. the Receiver In accordance
with VIA, he understood TO Be the wishes Of all interested
Mr. Daniel Lord behalf Of the fourth and hfh mortgage
Trustees submitted various to the ine1pediency OF
the motion being granted Mr. Barney for the second mortgage
bond hors favored the motion Mr. Eaton stated that the
receiver bad no purposes Of bis In this matter and
that be did desire the authority sked for unless the Court
and the parties interested convinced that such course
would increase the earnings Of the road.
The Count took the papers and reserved It's decision
Before Justice ROOSEVELT
DECISIONS.
Stenben Powers agt. Giles Porter.-Case settled
with proposed amendments modified.
Before Justice CLERKR
Henry Barnard agt. The Vermont Copper Mining
-lnunction continued defendants allowed to appeal
without security; Z 10 costs 10 plaintiff
Before Justice STRONG .
Elizabeth D. Collard agt. John Collard.-Report
confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted
Patrick Carr agt Owen Ryan, &c.-Reierred TO -
w. Hasou ESQ., settle the issues for trial by jury , ~
Louis Bonnard ct al. agt James l.. Mitchen.-Mo-
ton rrsnted but not TO be placed on calendar oil ho'
causes before Friday, Dec.
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As the Court showed no mercy to Apo, the question
is-what mercy should now be shown TO the Court J

PROTECTION OF ENIeRAsTs.-The Convention,
composed of delegates from the German, St. George,
and other charitable societies, for the purpose Of de-
vising ways and means for the better protection OF
emierants, and the prosecution of ticket-swinders,
was to have met yesterday afternoon at No. Sc Green
witch street; but, owing to the slim attendance no
business was transacted, and the meeting was adj
iourned until next Tuesday evening, at o'clock, a.
the German Savings Bank, Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

sesfh The sue which eIAinziou wn focnd % contain
all coin With the rrmsiDs cf child Prom spPesrsnoes
body had ben buried year Their we're no
marks spcn the con The body pooshiy ntseS eeiore
tbr o,s around thrrr rre bui UPON Sns ibid
nqps boz the Jury unable to 70 any conclusion -
10 the rerasia-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

United States AIT. Chas c. Cooper
In this Gaze the prisoner was charged with the hom-
Tide on seaman on board the sae Brooklyn while in this
port prisoner counsel moved for his discharge the
ground that the federal authorities had Jurisdiction OF sn Of
Tense ifted within The Court directed the
soners dchsre unless claim made for him by the
naval OF State authorities
ThI. morning Cooper demanded BY the NsvyYsrd
thoies who claimed him the ground thst he
with dspsches Commodore Breese when arrested Cooper
was riyen into their custody.
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sstonisbed and sghtly mortified individual to ruefuy
reflect "a be alta on the floor Of the CELL upon the u
dicrous plight into which be has fallen Mr. Goetz
euts mp suDdry Pranks IN and about the premises in
commemoraon Of his escape whlehis counsel recover
ing hs perpendculariy Immediately takes TO his heels,
and shows the laughing policemen h strait coat-ta a.
he disappears around the corner Of course the joke Is
considered too good to stop a. this point and the ag-
reved counselor must have bis revenge, 80 be sends
another lawyer on the same errand, who Is likewise
sold, and he takes his revenge third In this way
fix or eight noted criminal lawyers visited the Sixth
Ward StatiOn-House on Monday 10 see a client named
William Goetz."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

CRIcKKr.-The closing match Of the season VIII
take place on the grounds Of the New-fork Ciuo az
Hoboksp. on Thanksgiving Day the contest being be-
tween Ne first eleven and the second and third eev-
ens combined of the Club. In the evening" the annual
election for officers win take place at Howes Hotel
Beekman street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

The Nesr- York Illustrated KeTs is new illustrated
paper Just started in this city, the first number OF which
was issued on Saturday last. 1t Is Handsomely
printed sixteen-page sheet, and contains numerous
spirited engravings Of the events OF the day inc
second number which is already issued contains fair
portrait Of Gerrit Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

HrnaS RsxAISs FoUSD.-Yesterday morning, while
some lsbore ensAsel e1c.ys;ng N the rear Of NO.
Grad street; K D. sbSI ceSsssd' e9rieaa 's~ isss es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

CRoTos CoxTRAcTs FOR THE WMTER.-The Con-
tract Clerk of the Croon Department, announces that
no more contracts viii be awarded by that Department
until Spring. on account of the, approaching severe
weather which would hinder materially the efficient
nerforrnance of the work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

GRACIOUS HEAVEN III all men were as glgan-
t . The RusAs GIASTthat monster just arrived st BAR
srMs MusKux-whs would become OF us' sueh men would
tai thu world by storm oah inches less than TINS
Calassas ana 10 weighs pounds Have you himi
Thew epest Hs ArrERSoos and EvEsIsG, at BARSus the
thrilling French drama Of EusTAcHk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Ia W INTELLIGENCE

MARINE COURT--TRIlr TERu-NoV. 9a-Befors Judge
bcCARTHY.
VERDICT IN Favor or LAURA KEESE.
Sotherr al. Keece
Mr.. Lutz was recalled to-day, and testified that the
American Cousin performed 100 nights La, season, aud
the profits amounted sso The Jury found verdict for
The defendant for . 3S7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

MoRK CaILDRRS FOR WESTERN HoMEs.-The
Rev. Mr.. Van Meter, who for several years was con-
uected with the Five Points Mission but is now Super
;ntendent Of the Fourth Ward Mission, le yesterday
with his tweniy-fourth company of children for the
West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
ADVERTISEMENT
TAYLoR's SALOON, BROADWAY,

"a now In rerec order ana under the most able management
Ladies will nd this magnificent Saloon place where hey
enjoy free every the hnet reeshent ana
have before Of the gayest SCENES In the "ord
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IAdyertisement

WEDDING-CARDS, NOTES, ENVELOPES &C
These celebrated Cards engraved IN the highest style Of the art
can be had ony At EvERDELL No 2 Broadway corner OF
Dusnet Also 6ne French and English Note Paper in great
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