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IAdFertisement.l

Health is the poor mans riches, and the rich
m,us b, II is substantially the weslth Of individual
communities. ard Ds,Iops or all events The source from
which their prosperity must No sck man Is prosper
hsppy The surplus proceeds Of labor secrue
only those In health and the daily croyment Of life to
them Tb, being then what ubseyes that impor
tan, end not be overlooked underaued For these
speak In public praise Of the enep'e of Dr. j.
c. AYER Co., who have during whole generation, EN-
poy.d the and skin this world affords "a producing
medicines Of the greatest possible efficacy for the Of die
ease We believe their IN this audlbe enterprise
not dpu.d and If & were the evidences conclusive
OF the extraordinary virtues Of their remedies That they
effect wonderful doubt and yet Is claimed
their greatest usefulness lies in the protection they sford to
the public health by preventing diseases orcurnghe common
complaints before they become dangerous AYEHs PMS and
CHERRY PICTORIAL highly priced all over The world ard
AfERe sAg,,P4riLLA must be If may jpdgefron 1t. cures
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COURT CALTgDAR-Tns Day

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUn-Part Mos. 39,
1879 1871 ea Is8 1875 1919 1871 1888 1925 1881 1853 1871
1871 1899 2OO eOg5 2DO5 2oo9 Oil Pat ll-Nos l98s-
l.t 1913 1876 1884 1885, g. 1884, 1896 1913, 49, SS lbi
1850 1852 1866 1858. 1870, 1917, 1874.
SUPREME CoURr--SPECIAL TERa.-Demurrers.-
Nos T. o. Issues o. Law ScNos. - %, 81 ~ 70 Lo,
l65 2f5 81 rs go 213, "a a. II lJ) N ls2, "a
1873, 2ss} 1913 347 30Iq 1872 3l79 3sl 3aJ S85, 3ss
3lg 3ls5 1le7. Pat Ir-NoA 26t 2o52 1894 42l .2s'.
3tt2 3t!a 3.5G 3,52 3462 1854 1868 350 $40 Par. III
Nos. 205 asa 287i 2ss3 800 32a 313 35, l0i. 39gs.
9llI a2i3 32l5 32l7. 31i9 Part Nv Nos 134 800 Hlo
3tf 1856 3s J0, 1854, 1885, 1903 J's S'S1 'si 49o
5ll3. - oo-
CouRr OF Coaaoy PIEAs.-Part Nos. 500,
s06 el a0s 10 49, 6l6 1873 28. go go TJI Pert IL
Nos ~ $50 l63, 23j go az 40 OIL bIS ''6 ''s '0o
55l. 762. 800
KNGs COrSTy SUPREME CoUKT. Nos. lZ,,
100 49, 34 l35 1876, 1877. 1893, 1873 liO i4 49, 49, j"
40 40, 49, 1873 $50 l0o
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THE Opicia OF "CoNrHABAsDs. Gen. Batter
has haa the credit of iDventing the term contra
tGnds - applied 10 slayes and u bae been regardcd
known bv any obef name; the author Of the term
however Wa not Gen. Batter but George OPdy ke
onr present Mayor. IN Bis excellent volume Oh po-
licsl economy, published by Putnam III ls1l, there
n chapter saycr,, IN which occur the follow
inc passage: "Sayes are not even iuiui1bed, al
they formerly were, by African traders al the cheap
rates 81 9olen goods the article being now contra
band VIII 49,, DC. Probably Gen. Bnt'er mad read
tins work aud remembered The term " hch be bias 20
happily app "a. Biz. Opdyke meant they we're con-
trhaIld Of commerce. while the General called them
contra and Oi war. Sat. Eve. Courier.
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teFference-'ba' is the least danger. The Rebellion
ouly lives by lyingf he truth were freely told tho
.e'el ion could not live mouth. He Thought il the
tizens Of he South couli be sllowea the privilege
Of free voting they would vote Ia f,yof Of e'Gssiug
tie p lcliJ. Interference 10 the Drfs,esyile Eight,
be said tlai II tho Southern troops would always
meet Ms "a they di then. in 4 fair open fight, they
would go down ike ru.Lcs.
H. rctponse L. o'ler toasts, oeches were made
ly Mr. III. b. Perkins Gen. Wm. Hell, Judge
Charles A. Peabody Major Roland, NJ. c. A.
Luce, Mr. Bryant, Mr. iign;ilton T. Towle, Chap
lain Emerson, Mr.. Breed, Lieus.-Col. Kazinski, and
others.
The meeting was not oirrersed till-well or re-
porer can't give the figures, because he leit long
before.
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MARRIED..

gR AFw-BRIDGF--Iu this city, Wednesioy IAN IS
a. IA. r.sdenr. of the brides her by tie Rev Dr. sani
Ogood Heuh NJ. Brseln to Emily n. f. Bridge al o. bis
city.
CpILDs-VAN DEMARK-On Tbrr.dsy Jsn a. Coch.
Ton y y by the Rev. A. NJ Cakins Lieut.. hihugs O.
CLids r. 4 Fort Coiur bus. y. 20 Celia daughter 81
Col. ". NJ. Van Dsmsrk oi Liberty " Y.
FlNK-gINFGAN-On Thursday, Jan. 10. by tie Rev Ar
thur J. Dorne Mr. Wiiiam n. tink OF Brc0klyn to Mary
Frances Finegsn Of New York
Philadelphia papers viii 2.easeoopy
JACKsON-sCTLR-At Harlem Thurs1ay. Jan 20 by
lie Rev j. 5. Lord David jackson to tnilie v, thhS
daughter of q. w. Soule esl, all OF this city.
OsRORNE-DAyIS-On Thursday, Dec. ~ BY The rev J.
L Dgtcner w. j. Oibomc % Miss ;. b. DAVIS.
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CITY ITEMS.

ProPIrs UNION DEMoCRLcTIc ASSOCIATION
movement for tue organization Of u Peoples Union
Democr cite party, TO sustain the National Admins.
tration in iis efforts to put down rebellion. in
au0nrated on Thursday evening at Clinton Hall.
The call for the meeting was signed By
Me.sr. T. J. Brown M,ldo Huehas }. De P"y''rr os
1er i'm J. Fdedman T. 3. Lawsoo, inc = tocA' Daniel
" i',ier Albert q Hyds. Jno L. ciey jos. " s.h lo..
*. Nsn1ni Geo. fecktsm, Ed"aid supper l",o" 49,
vtit Jno Merchant Wm h. fro lhot M'n'en' e-d h'o'
s. Lyon. -.
Tie platform, as agreed upon at previous meet
ing of the above Committee, ia Ar follows:
Hhesas The primary obl,r OF us ofssn5.on - 20 o,c
fJ az, .usiu ihc Con.'if0n Of e lied aias 'uu tne
Union Of the ydc';ion OF the honoi o, W. %
ny by hatsyer sntagoui.m sailed a. hohr "f .ou 49,
s6pres.iou Of rebellion aud toe punishmsnt Of I-ii' w.,
announcement and wsri of loyatyt and TO- cave or
tenr Irport the Government IA the aiIicdh c'ro' }"
~ r.I TLst isour sed determination n deiri meiu
,n aLd per- eiusfe tie Constitution Of tive lhn "s ~
Toe uuiou OF every hasrf aud NJ "nne ~ cot
booi auo treasures sia i'f thst p" ~. 70 o,.liy
individual and uitrd power aud zeal the oha
the eAitirgwnr with un'ta1iug N.or euo ul, ~ 80,
u The end thH permanent peace SHAH ne ''cNtI y
restoed aud protected n the epJoy meat OF Dis tl a1
popeTy that srmed traitors sis suher the pains AM
sid .uhntng the Government may receive such pa
don ia vindicaied authority naf sn to Teren'ani rrss
slaves that MAY m into is hands other captured property
and military re-ogce apollo to useful labor aud
tic jrosecuon Of The rebellion. leaving the widoin Of
Co1 tie close Of tie war, thr poit0n Of the slaves
% curl ard securing 20 10y al yehodsr night
which they entitled under the Consultation OF the
United Stlis-.
Rear Ta.; We recognize IN iis brosd It extent the ius
ire policy aud wisdom Of The Monroe doc1t ~ reson 10
the uofteirTeico Of foreign powers upon His i1tnt
and chat consider II the dutg Of the Government 90 prevent
the by 81 tho aud resources in lts powell
Al The meeting on Thursday evening, the attend
ance though not large, was weighty ard respectable
The meeting was called TO order by Mr. Brown, and
The consideration ofthe platform entered upon. II
was warmly indorsed by Mr.. james VI. Smith, who
moved lie adoption. Mr.. De Pewter Ogden thought
it was rot sufficiently explicit, and proposed come
slight amendments.
Mr.. Clinton Roosevelt coincded will TIE preoed-
ing speaker, and thought, we could not now en-
force tie Monroe doctrine, ii was uhwise 10
refer TO IT, Mr. Hutchins advocated the platform as
it stood, answering the objections urged against H.
The platform, ar above printed, was then adopted.
Tie following Committee was then appointed TO
report rules and bylaws for the organization: Ihos
Manson, j. De Peyster Ogden j. j. Friedman,
Lac j. Oliver, and Wylis Blackstone. The meet
ing then adjourned to seassemble at the same place
one week hence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

LuE.SAyISG BfSTyoLEST AssochrioS.-Ihe
annual meeting Of the Managers Of tue Lie-saving
benevolent Association va, held Il No. IL Insurance
Buildings, Wall street, Ffidsy, tue Eth inst'' at
3 O'Clock D. IN. The officers of the Association were
unanimously reelected for the ensuing year. Us iol'
lows: President, Thomas Tilcetoni Nice-Presidehi'
Cbsres n. Marshall; Secretary, John ID. Jones'
Treasurer. w. II. II. Moore. On motion OF Joseph
Walker, esq. the following re,oluiion was onani-
mOusly adopted: ,,,.. u,.,,.
g,,r,9 That the god .iedI Of ths Asoeaiion snisty
tihsd he nr,,euted 10 Lieut. John w kitiIedse = = "
fo is humanity energy and ski ~ ros' .ihs ~
drowning IL the Bay Of New fork, on the Zo1h oil July
Iast. -. e..
The boy named - Watson, aged about four
years, accidentally fell from the Staten Island Terry
boat southGed, and was in the water some time be-
fore the boat could stop and return. On approaching
tho child in the water, Lieut.. Kittredge, who was
passenger, lowered himself from the upper TO the
forward deck, went over the guards, hung down by
bis hands and dropped into the water al as the boat
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Beekmsn street says , h. dln. sustain any loss Tor
he seriously interrupted IN bis busines,
ARrcrwtR OF SrorrS Goops C.uour 500

4 RECEIVER or SlorrS Goons C.rour- 500
SrOi ss.-Henry Miller. youu. German VS. Yesterday
brought before JaHics Coraois ~ he Tr.b. rod
viii stealing properly from hi cHplor~r Mref hi. hse
for year rs Boz "a c!etk il Ben in n rks de- Or
cloth Al No iu. ian street For s1uis PCT ir.e
ouanti.es Of cloth have been Ire nut D. ee corG
tsined the guilty patty until recently A0-s bn,f
had been arrested be- confessed 70 Officer NigeH ts' tls
ish iust he stole pieces u cagfTe. valued q. 30
He furthermore stated that had i DOT been Tor e wgeut
solicitations Of NJ Heymau Ueisermsn cs,neAe No i'
nth svs0us 10 would not have olsn c cinh. The $50
iaees of cloth we're a0li 20 Nr o.. ''r ths a. ~ t
pirce OF sill seive worth g. taken rom Hhk5 s'0c. q
sod Ceisoman Tor cloth cop Miller stat. thh T. hsi
rod OF cerss 70 rob their employer. eDd then sell the
Ito him. 0,i.erUau I'D Is receiver Of stolen
Goods ~ h. store fonid pcri o. he properly
krp ron Mark Justice Connolly sent 3ler to The bprse
II Detention s.d Sue other patty was committed u iLe
rombs.
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COURT OF GENERAL s-ssIONS-JAS I3-Be'ore
Judge MCCUss
Iar,os Vhita xuho Cad leau al Tor ruurder

oaucn Nhhcf WHO hau peru lhcI''"h i'i nic'i'
FOR siabbng Thomas Coogan employed 40 the ~
Nicholas Hotel the lth of November last Tat he died
fo hi wounds was brought for tia ard pleaded guilty
Of msnssug IN the third degree The plea accepted,
and the psoner renandsd m next SATURDAY
he was born in Ireland. aud il Is years Of sse.
Wn. ONe convicted If f,Isey 10 he fourth degree
sen.enred to tie Ponteni Ty for car
John gerguoo ind james Wood eied guilty Of ss,aD
with intent % comm, robbery, and were sentenced TO
year IN lie PeDteuiisry each.
Thoms, Ryan, convicted Of risdemeanor In entering
house vita intent to steal seuteoc.d to the f-nenisy
for ak months.
Ellen Sullivan pleaded guilty Of 81 attempt Of picking peck
et and was sentenced PeneDtsry for three months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

NEw-YoEK TYpoGRAPHIcAL SociE1r.-Owi to
tie war. aud other Causes this ancient Society Of
Printers in New-York did not celebrate the Annver-
sary Of the Birthday Of Benjamin Franklin, which
occurred on Friday last, the Eth of January. The
financial condition Of the Society has suffered from
the general depression Of business Al the regular
meeting on Saturday last, at tho rooms OF the
Printers Free Library, No. Chambers street, a
very interesting report was made by the Trustees,
Messrs. Savage, Johnston, Skidmore and Parsons
They recommended plan for paying the Indebtedness
Of the Society, by creating sinking fund and re-
ducing the expenses Of tie library and the various
benefits hitherto granted 10 members Their sugges-
tons were unanimously adopted and series Of
amendments TO the constitution and by Jaws, in con-
fornity to the report was presented for the action Of
the Society at d future meeting. For upward OF
Gfy wears this benevolent institution has existed
among us, comforting relief upon sick and suPerAn-
nuted printers; has raised valuable library for
II use of liz members and the public, and has fur
nished many distinguished men now occupying high
and honorable State and National positions. But one
Of the original founders, We believe il now living.
Among it, eminent honorary members are VIM T..
BRYANT. Horace Greeley, and Others connected with
the Literature Of Lhis country.
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Nrw.Yoas no.rlrAl.-weekly Repot to jim.

AnRrsr oF CoUNTERt EiTEHs.--At d late hour
o. "a rday iz. several persons crested ciarye1 with
passing coguer,h bls he Blue Hill bank OF Dorches
t1r Mass iesteeiay they were tsk,D before the Police
Ju'ires and onurd 81 fir known their names are
John Nelson Ghrre. Yersnce aad Mary Brnser s.yrrsl
oilers w oe susignei tooy hoatn.n in Brooklyn
poor Dat the eng7ng good and well calculated to deceive
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PRorosFD REMOVAL or THE CUsToN-HoUsE.--
IL IL said that Washington architect II now in this
city engaged in making an examination Of the Mer-
chants Exchange, Wall streei, for the purchase Of
ascertainiDg its adap,ability for Customlouse pur
poses with view 10 the removal Of the Custom
House thither. Should the report prove favorable,
tie old Casom-ilouse Lllling will probably be con-
vered into chambers for the better accommodation
Il the Sub-Teasury.
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The Sailing Of the Arabia for New
fork.

HALIFAX, Saturday, Jan Is, 1862.
The Arabia las been detained here, landing troops.
She sailed last night, al q O'Clock, for NeN-foFk.
The steamship Africa, from New-York, arrived at
Liverpool Jan. 7.
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COURT or COMMON PLEho--GEyEsAt TgRr--Jss IA
Before Judges DAILY, BRADY and HiiToN
DgfrefONe.

Whiilock agt. joseph. judgment Of sfirmance OF
Court below reversed and RENTED back for aisnuent
LOOMS act, Bowes johnson ag lick; Taylor agt lacn
Judrneuts reversed
The Boston Carpet Company agt Journeay, Judgment
rsyerted TO 32J %, 8id affirmed ~ 70 residue
Oatws'or sgt The Mayor SC. FIELD set sherman; Fer
ss Head. Orders Of Slecia Tenn affirmed with 10 costs
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The Court Of Appeals.

ALBAsY, Saiufay, Jan. IT, ltol
The Cont Of Appeals adiourned 20 Tuesday next
The following is the Calendar for that day:
Nos d. u, 81, a., 10, A. ST. -, 81, - sJf, 20
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Loss oP Gn.iN-LoADED NrssYLs.--During tbe
month Of December o last year. aud thus far in this
month, we have recorded the loss Of about twenty
i've erain-loaded British vessels, going from ihis port
10 Europe, whose cargoes were insured on the other
ride In every CATE these vessels were loaded 10y
means Of the elevators, and 20 rapid is this method,
hat bnt few hOnrs is nccossaiyto load the largest
Glaze ship. Tie grain thus run in, cannot be prop
erly slowed by men in tie hold. In consequence Of
the danger they run OF sulocation from the grain
OVERLOOKING them aud from The du't arisug FROM Is.
Is imp, ssibe for them TO remain below longer than
an hour at a time. TIE gr,in has no opportunity to
settle or to become packed ~ in the cd style OF
sevedoring and TINS, when The vessel proceeds TO
sea, and ia in motion. the grain shifts 10 eeward
works through the ceiling into the pump wells, and
so chokes up she boxes. There is 10 aentof Lloyds
in this city whose special business ii Is to TO this
matter. American yersel- loading grain, aud others
whose cargoos are inelred on ls ede are under tie
immediate supervision Of Capt. Thomas Taylor Of the
Bord of Underwriters. 4 large portion Of the grain
in such ve-ses, is taken in bags, and tie remainder
in bulk. Experience has taught our underwriters
the necessity Of this measure.
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THr BuRssIDr ErPEDITIos.-Mr. c. f. Steson,
IT,, suier To the Burnside Expedition, will take
charge of all letters up 10 Monday afternoon. All
letters should be sent TO him at the Aston House.
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4 YOUEG MANS DT>T CAPITAL + MS
10 know how, 10 use il ~ tie best advantage yet
esrefIi EXAMINATION AZ Fov LEa WELLs 3J8 Broadway
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The first number Of "tbe New-York State Army
Let" monthly publication, has made It's appear
nee. II is published a, the Office, No 35j Broadway
New-York. The name indicates the object OF the
work. which il intended as a complete record Of all
he regiments now in the field, of the militia, and
everything else appertaining to the military Of the
State.
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The receipts for Croton water rents for the last
wear, amounted to s76j, OOO--only st. 200 less than
the year previous.
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AIisnnx Hog MnI.llcf.

AlHAfY Jsn -De.sed Hog ore in better supply aud
the demand GOOD lr East ana City pacing .aif 20 LOU
bead o. 80 for esien. TOOK Hogs, f0s.c feI Net'fn
Dressed sud $685. ~ fJr ot9'e
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EROOKLTN ITEMS.

On Thursday evening, on coming home from
public meeting, tie Rev. DIR. Porter Of Williams.
buIgh found tllat during his absence his house had
been entered by company Sufficiently large to take
complete possession Of IT, Not content with depry-
ing tic family Of tie customary control over domestic
affairs, the invaders bad proceeded to make prepare
tions for THEN own entertainment having provided
the niece ssry Wand, at an adjacent restaurant. To
add 70 the sront before leaving, IT Is said that an
elegant pockei-book, wen laden with gold, was
placed in tie hands of the " surprised pastor by
bis generous friends So we infer that in this case
there Will be no complaint to the police. The mat
ter viii, however, be Investigated by tie Constr
ta-y, as ii was clearly a-high-' Church '-.g"s-De-
meanor.
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IAUScH or THE PoRT RorAL.-On Saturday, nj
II o'clock, in accordance with notice previously
given, the United States sde-wheel gunboat Port
ROYAL was duly launched by Mr.. T. Stack, from his
ship-yard at the foot Of North Sixth street, Wiliams
burgh. The number Of spectators YVES very small
owing 10 the inclemency of the weather The launch
was as graceful and easy as could have been desired
the vessel gded off the ways and brought up ut her
anchorage in tic middle of the river, a thing Of
strength and beauty. She was soon taken TO the
Novelty Iron Works, where size u TO receive an N
cned engine. She IL copper-ia.,oned IL to be
schooner-rgg,d ard is intended TO mount two PIVOT
guns OF 900 pounds each, and four broadsde guns
Tho hull and frame are built OF white oak, chest
not. hackmstac, thoroughly iron-5raced. Her
length over all is "l5 feet oOgth on load lire, 90
feet; breadth Of beau, 81 feet depth OF hold feet
inches draft OF vessel when loaded, d feet
in,hes; amount Of displacement, 3J,GOJ cubic feet
poweriof engine, 400 hosr; stroke OF cylinder, ~
inches. She was Ia have heeu ready for soa by the
3Dth Of January but her ma hineryis not M state
sufficiently advanced 10 warrant the expectation o,
her being ready for sea before the end OF March or
bepuning Of April She ID pointed ~ bo,h ends, AMI
will have a ruddcr 1T each end. She VIII nave
sorte-room for 90 days provisions ana 100 tuns o!
coal and win accommodate crew Of lu' men.
Wien finished she viii Lave cost slCO 900, exclusive
Of armament.
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RILEY TO yoLUSrIENs' fsNILus.-The Con-
troller has notified the paymasters Of the Soldiers
Family Ali Fund that operations will cease on In
day next, unless the Legislature, in the mean time,
pa,s the necessary act to lesalile the acton VI the
Corporai!on.
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-"The Broken Engagement" new story, by
Mrs. T.. ID. l.. n. Southworih, is announced TO be
published by 4. Is. Peterson s Bros, on "Wednesday.
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Mr.. Stewart l.. Woodford will tonight lecture il
the large chapel of the seyenth-avenue NJ. f.
Church, near Fifteenth street Admission free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

IssIDE VIEw.-Col. t. b. Thorpe, The Bee
Hunter" will lecture at Dodwouh's Hall on this
evening on 1.-THE Inside View of the Southern Re-
belo," illustrating his subject by facts, Incidents
anecoces aud personal "reminiscences of distinguished
Sothem men. His residence of twenty years IN
Louisiana gives him peculiar insight into the origin
aud progress Of the Rebellion.
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LATV INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COuBT-srrclM TgHx-JAs I9.-B.,ore
Jnsiice HOswORru

The Exchange Fire Insurance Co. at. T. l.. Tom
.lson - a.lded by the Court silcnt jury Defense
not proved Judgment Of foreclosure AID for tse Of the
mort .agt q premises ordered.
Henry y. Rider act, Ephrsim ". Jonuy.'ried BY the
Cont without uy. The plnilhh tis no. proved facts
eu,irr hm 20 uaiutaiu az action c7mpe d.eudint
execute raLesa lease rent 70 be ascerlei AID liked
by the Cont. Compli.n disuisse1.
Edwlrd Ninurn sg John l.. taglor-Jnfgrent Tor plain
80 on hi. demurrer 10 defendants fourth defense
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The British steamship Kangaroo of Dae's line,
Capt. Michigan, sailed on Saturday afternoon for
Liverpool viz Queenstown. IL is the intention OF
Capt. Michigan to touch at Cape Race should the
weather prove at all favorable for any telegrsphic
messages or news, and will be eli thai point about
Wednesday noon.