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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-07

Is the opinion of Henry Ward Bcecher
no home can be Il perfectly happy one with
out three grand requisltes--a family bible,
grandmother and baby The same author
ity says that the finest perspective he knows
is dry goods bought Of Eycrts'.
TAKE your watches, clocks and iewelry to
Jeanueret, next door to the Rock Island hank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction.
to buy family groceries, is at Temple Butord's
His stock is ofthe very best quality He also
keeps Ship Chaadle'y Of all sorts, and his is
the only Ship ChandIevy store in this region
His assortment is complete. He also keeps a
heavy stock of Irou and Nails, Of all kinds.
His prices, for everything he keeps, are low,
in accordance with the times. Notice his adj
vertisement and give him call
In the presidents message, although well
and ably pcnned, there is an omission which
is unpardonable
In these trying times it behoyes the pres-
dent to teach people how to save money, and
thereby enable the nation to assist the exc
cutive in crushing rebellion,
We sincerely hope that he will make it all
right by inserting that the best place to buy
1r, 10 r,tiI,u ('hrtat,pag ,riIt. h.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-07

ELECTION. The following named gentle
men were elected officers Of Western Engine
Co. No. l., ON Monday the 9th, inst, viz;
President-GeO. Schneider
Vice Presidential Imber.
Secretary-P. Phillbar.
Treasurer-A. Roswog.
Toreman-John kuppler.
lst Asst. Foreman A. Schmidt.
% " j. Oweier,
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The Rev Dr. vrAn,1,s, oorroborssd who, had been .sd

The Rev Dr. NFHNlLiEA corroOo1a'eo Wot mao oeeh sau
AID moved that reading Of the minutes be dispensed With
IN, R,- III IIyCpCOCK sid that be had knowledge 0i
m rotc, such general public meeting having cmtaitd
ron ,ht teiil ADD fEat IL he'd been coue without any
b sufhoIity 90, tnet BODY
whatever q oidtf lsng b,th Haie 10 rvEiitb es iui
To srttzrsRr stood Up md desired 10 he undesoo cd
TIA, t hed no hslJ iu publishing The cei alluded to-
Dr. sid he bad idea Of biptiuF al
tue Secretary being inv. lved In the matter.
The Rev. Or Spas OF Brooklyn then rose and said he
cntiin t1s no member Of che Committee had been
led 10 publish suy cell Vhsteve ard be mover under
stood that 10 meeting be public and he aston
that reporters hsd taken the f long
aud c. Re would tht the reporters be Eoss Te,pec
iuiiy requested to lesve the meeting
A. this point be Te!OTer conferred, end reoi'ed not 70
leave nc till resolution compelling ihca to do 90 was
adopted
The Rev Dr. NERxryKt sssin aid after few obse
vaous By way expsu.ton 10 who had met before and
who he'd expected 20 meet sgn. pad passing con-
Iment to tie reporters as " iodiyidosls "ho Were
ihst in the Of the evening Information had been re
ceived Washington which would render any further
the the Committee unnecessary Therefore
/ he msNed " that the meeting Do now adjourn
! The motion seconded by the Rev. DIR. HlTrHCOCE.
The CHAIRMAN then put the notion and Was lost BY q
large Iujorty.
Inc Rev Dr. SPr,R suggested that ought 10 vote but
/ those y ho were present ut the last meeting
The then asked all who Tor tp sdou ptnehl
/ to rise whereupon ten geutl men stood up.
The regs,iye then put and not solitary clergyman
stood up. 80,
Tee Chairman the Rev. Dr. Ferris, then declared the
meeting adjourned -,
di,postion was shown thepsrt Of number OF The
clergy present remtn and hold ameens but 80 the room
mad be- secured hy the Committee, who had adjourned "
was deeued beet 10 90 snythug irregular.
1t umorud that the Committee AID their immediate
iends subsequently tn the house Of the Rev pT IyHs
for the purpose OF taking action upon ther report
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Disaster, &c.

TIE srrAxrre LAyAYErrE RAIsgD- The ''ssmtug Lsfk
yette which was sunk of Governors Island BY collision with
the steamer JOSEF hne raised Monday evening through
the assistance OF derrick.
Loss OF sCHR JONI ELLIOTT The scar. Young Ts0ef,
Capt Martin arrived at this por. Tuesday morning from
Port SPAIN Trinidad via Grand Tux, T. L. bringing o. pas
.epyer Can't Weston Of the schr John Elliott Of
Mass hitch vessel was los; Nov a. Capt Weston
reports sasd from Boop Get for Cape Hayden with
oargp TIE 18Th Now lat 81 90 lon 81 30 encoun.
tered hurricane from 5. W.. lost bowsprit with all head
gear; ltth in heavy rolled away both mass als was
from the wreck by b. schr Tbssher Boston for
pain Trinidad aud landed at that port before leaving
tho vessel Capt Weston set hes ue Tho John Elliott
va. I55 tuns years old built Plymouth Msss and
owned by WIN. Nelson and others At III. mouth.
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An Adjourned Meeting Of CIergymen
Adsourupd

In accordance with public notice cordially ."
.nvitug Ministers Of ell denominations in NewYok and
Brooklyn" by adjournment at No "a Cooper
Institute Monday evening for conference the duty the
Church and ministry the present sa Of the county said
loom filed is capacity 1T the hour appointed
= O'clock.
The meeting wa, called to order by the Rev. Dr. TYING who
boyed that The Rev. Dr. Burchzd take the ohar' winch
k.oi9n carried
On taking the chair the Rev Dr. BuRoHAsD goius TO
spn the OBJECT " The meeting, when the Rev Dr iffo
Interrupted him aud proceeded 20 that that simply
week IN private consider important sub
tuc ioh was n too decste shape a. the present time TO
% msde pubic LOOMING AROUND the he saw numbers
Who were not present a. tbe last also many lsymen
well ss number Of female frield' whomit would make
then glad other occsons bu that never had been
Intended &c anything but private meeting Of few clergy
At this hint number Of "ihe female fiend.- and ayrnen
st he room Dr. bUIchsTd seeing he Rev Dr. FeTis out
side The door Dr Fers bad been Chrmn Of the last meet
tnc called to aim 10 10. Az the the Rev.
Dr. Hitchcock Of the Union Theological Seminary sprinz for
she doc and called aloud for the Committee please
tu.-ce i1 momebtp The member Of the Commi'iee 4
tcOIdngy Upon the return Of the Committee the Rev.
1r buIhaIi suiIendered the chair tho Rev Dr. FerIis
Who called upon lie Rev Dr. Burchrd open the proceed
fDgs with prayer
The Rev. Dr.. BCRcHaRD then inrofed that God would
j. heir eonnses Inst he would protect armies Ia the
teld ala stand by sDd bless our pT.silent
The CHthsAS then called upon the Sc etsJ 10 read the
Einnes Of the last meeting.
The Secretary and about obey the luminous
when the Rev Dr. TYEG sgsin took the nOOf explain that
Y IN enR wtss private oVe and he smszed n observe
Fec snsnaied from that Committee which should any
pch aenonstfhop indeed the private object for which the
lev ministers who had met last week aud the deliberations
wbeh Lad then taken place IN qus way had beer entirely
tttsDs, would net be reed
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Board OF COunciluen.

The Board met on Monday, at o'clock p. M,
President PiSCKNTY in the chair.
The New.York and New Haven Railroad Com
pany peitioned for permission to lay single track
from tie inside of their freight depot, corner Of
Franklin snd Elan streets, down Ella to the corner
of Leonard street. Referred to the Committee on
Rsilroads.
The Board concurred with the Aldermen, in
authorizing The Controller to transfer the surplus Of
various appropriations to other appropriate winch
bad become exhausted.
Several horses, belonging TO fnndrv individuals,
having fallen overheard and drowned by reason OF
defective piers, compensation, ranging from lOU TO
$3.50 was voted 10 tie owGers.
MI STEVENSON moved to request the Governor to
memorable Congress for an increase of % per cent
on tie paw Of the rank and file and line officers OF
eli the regiments from tins city and State now serv-
ing IN the United States army. This proposition ia
made in view OF the increased cost Of living, and for
the be1tft Of the families Of officers ard soldiers
The resolution was adopted.
he Board coneurIed to pay 500 10 the Cbairnen
Of Finance Committees of the two Boards Ms COM
pensation for services Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund.
A resolution TO designate the house lately ocou-
pied by Hose Company No 80 in Mercer street, near
Bleecker, as n depot for wood and coal TO supply
steam FIRE engines doing business in the upper de
tricts, and giving authority TO the rect Commls
sioner TO appoint person, at salary Of 81 OOO, 10
take charge of the same, was referred.
The Board concuned 10 purchase new steam
fire engine for Company No IS, AT cost not TO
exceed $500.
resolution, authorizing the Street Commissioner
10 advertise for proposals. for the construction OF
sieam freeDgine for the use Of Engine Company No.
~, Wac adopted,
Adjourned 10 Iuesdsy, at 4 y. m.
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REeuIsIuos on THE GoyErNoR or NIw-JEasEY.
An indictment having been found against lgpatz
Ratzkey by the Grand Jury Of the Kings County
Court Of Oyer and 1erminer, for murder in The first
degree, requisition was made upon tie Governor
Of New Jersey for the custody OF the prisoner.
Ratzkey il is well known Indicted by the Grand
Jury Of Monmouth County, N. j., for the murder Of
Sgrmund Fellner, the diamond merchant, aud has
been imprisoned in the jail at Freehold for some
months, awaiting trial. Meantime come evidence
was obtained which warranted the fnpposirion that
the murder was committed in Brooklyn. District
Attorney WInslow ylaced the matter before the
Grand Jnry, aud an Indictment wse found against
the prisoner. Deputy Sheriff Franklin aud Detective
Corwin were detailed TO bring him 10 this city. lie
was given into their custody ty the New-Jersey au.
thortiss and on Saturday night was brought on and
lodged IN Kings County Jail lie will not DO ar
aligned until January.
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Arrived.

Steamship Psrier,buIs Hoffman. Portland Me- ud'e 'nd
pass. 10 II. IS. CTOmwell6 Co. -
ship france Els Cadig Oct and 81 Martin's Nov 70.
coal 90 Leland Tucker Smith. Dec H. lat 80 81 lon n
passed bark o about 40 tuns paint black
sierra gone or.ma. standing the nain and miZzsa mass hsd
been away. =. =,
Ship Napoleon tof Bs,h Thompson. Liverpool Nov J. salt
To Duncan kendall
BMk Flt.iug (of Brookhaven Jayne, Rio Janerio Nov.
O. rosewood mater Sailed Ia company With bark Ccket
or Bamorc, shp Mnnehsha, for San francisco aud brig
Bfe-ze for Philadelphia.
BARK Reindeer lo Haven) Wellington 81, Kites Nov
end 81. IHouAs 3Oth, sugu 10 lrowDrfge Son Nov
3D. ST. 1nouas ship Helen Maria ,ot Richmond Me
bound >.
Rark Dam,tsi.er Bank todl, segener, London ~ days
In bsAast to RuseT Boo.
big Eye Or. Of Yarmouth, n 81, Enslow, London q
diy. Yarmouth, n. s., 10 days, in ballast 10 Boyd
ueinckeu.
Biz Atlantic tof New.Haven Black Trinidad Dee l. IN
ballast to IA. Trowbridgss soma
Brig Spring Bird. Jones' Enzabehport coal for Boston.
Schr Transit tof Bfooxhuyen Davis Malaga 81 days ana
80 days from Gibraltar fruit to master Oct H. IL, 80 "a ION
'J62J spoken b. sbip Emily August. boaae to London
lstn lat 40 ST. lou ~ IS spoke b. chip VIM VAIL OF and ioi
ST. John N b. from Liverpool. "a days OUT Noy = nt 80
lon "a So passed wrGk apparently foreign one OF w
tons light loaded two lower mats or aly n,s ..sISp
with bowsprit aud bbeom; yards or sails heidns n
T., the wind FROM ~ N. WI no person nsa psst 70 %
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sIIspPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........DKo 10
Cleared.

s,ssm,hip-Chin, tBr). Coos Liverpool. F. Cunsrd
ships-Jacob A. stamlrr " sde London Thomas Duuhsm
Uncle Joe Cox Belfast, Walsh Carver Chase W N kah'
bone Plati Liverpool Lawrence Giles Co Nad Of "
leans Taylor Ols.gow. W. A. Nelson Albert Ga1aiin
DesnO. Liverpool, Z. Ohnnel . ~ NJ,
Bark,-W III. ling Wind Bsvn, New Orleans n H. bfs'
ham ontag (Prussl StIohns,odt Lisbon, w salem 20
Diensisg tPius. kudrisn, Lbo., w sac" 'oi quincy
Hooper New .Odrsns. Robson K Fosdi'
B-ig,-Rosai. (Itssn) Crampa, Coossntnope r. cousin
.ry Iol.ut (Bf) JeIAiu 81 Johns, N h Oot"h bruce
MeAulde. Si.za Elliott ATeceibo I. r., b Talbot Co.
N,n,,.s,t SAWYER Cnreeoi Miller Hougltoni Mngltei
tBrC smith, Csdenas, Machas Mssson. Irnidad Thonp-
son X Hun,er ,,,, =, -,
sch,oner.-Roberi Foster. Brown Mlbrilge' Me, John
B3ypton a Emma FWbush, Flanders Portland Ne o.
Win ;. Browa 40; Willard, salisbury Ms,hhgten' pa
ker DAYTON; J. III. Bartlett. hockhil Nashuso a.
BIunt ,asht, Delphits, Horton Poit Royal stiinsht
keep baltimore; Oriental Lockhart, kikabthp'rt, H.
q A Dewof; sar-t0sA Adams fhllsdclphls san brnnt
slsrh; Es-r.,de Tai bot, Boston Ferguson Wood Con-
yoy N,r.iu Nrwbu'ypot Nn, ) LTown X Co. Henry
NAV hoover Mom. River N j.. Baker Dayton; Water
Ra.eh Phihps Ns~ -Oileans ID. Murray Rambler lBEb
Biss, 81 John. N. p !. snitherss Co. T. BAXTER sam
MIS- lhncotaafuei P'Gnet (BEh Wilson, Maitland, n D.
H. NC A. Drwo1i War eri Smith. Philadelphis, Baker
Dayton Abby Forrest. Saith. AK CaSes Brett son Co
hli,t Disosway Washington, Merrill Abboi luna (brl
Hail Nassau, n T. Anna Sheppard, Ihomas Beaufort, n
Boyce Il 60 . 80
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SUPREME COURT-CuAsBEH.-DEc l5-Befofe Justic
BAhsARD

SUPREME COuRr-CuArBEHs-DEc. l5-Befofe Justice
BsRSsRD
DTCIs Ioss.
VIM. Uaw ACT. David Stevens; Ca'harine Bush
nell ke sgt John 5. bus.ins ct al Malbndgo .st Wreh
Nathaniel JARVIS. j., ssI Francis Labao ct ~--Motou'
Wof Benedict srt David oppeoheiner-Lesvo given to
defensaGt 10 come IN and answer, &c .,
VIM McAnhur ss,. Wn, Hall. 4c.-Deiendant permitted
10 come ia 'nd s0lde event Of action Order
Wm. r HON sgt r. H. Culipp =, s.--see memoranda
Dsyis sg Mont. ets-keport Of referee conhfmea ana
TrrSehel w Zundsll ss Adolph HINT. Hini1 sgt John
II. Fdsks-Moion granted IN 90 coats WIN rave 70
plaintiffs. payment Of said 49, to smenG their complaint
cnT.iio 1 Stow 81, r. BennO-Mo,ion to discharge
Chsric. J. DObbin, ss. Geors, W. Tong Motion denied
Cb.fls. a. Bel. az. Christian Warrington, Vim. A. Cour
en sgt jacob d. Woodruff; Paine, receiver ast fey'er ct
sl-hotion. denied
MED SO costs Lcasc given, payment 81 the costs TO
io the discharge OF the second soupdIa by defend
Muller 81 al es Pey,.r ct al-On defendant. deposuE
Of PLAINTIFF. clam 10 tic Trust Company to he ersd
sspIsn ID Diihye sgt Emanuel Il. Hart-ord, granted
Tho ued before the Judge wi1hoa, Jury De-
Ii. l.. Clinton, J. Van Loon for plaintiff, A j. PrOvon
and f. L. r,1,I 10, ae ia.s,, Justice BARNARD
DECISIONS.
Alvah A. Ireland agt. Mary Lyon ct al; Germa-
MA Fifo nsuisnce Company ss GeoIse ~ ma,h-w 1t al
same ast Same; VIM V. BRADY sgI Thomas T. Ferris Ct al
Jnd "a rni. ordered. .
Thoma. n. Richards, &c, sg. Matthias II. Howel-Mo-
ton granted.
John Rohr at John Wsclter et s-Judgment granted
R~forre oslL
In 10 Petition Of Caroline Y. nvsine Order granted
Before Justice GoULp.
Joseph Dusart agr. Felix Dissatisfaction de-
MED with = 10 cDtts
jaime. Hamilton sg,. Robert NJ Ward ct sL-aoti0n de-
uisd
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-DHo. le-Bsfore
Judge HALL
Tux HOMICIDE ON TIE SHIP ROBERT L. LANE.
In the case Of Robert Moore, who war committed
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Il. 8. 1nternaI Eepenne.
IT S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
- EXCISE TAX AND LICENSE NOTICE.

EXCISE TAX AND LICENSE NOTICE.
To residents and all persons Assessed under the Lava @
United States for the Payment of Taxes Duties or Ii
censes, wi,bio the FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT Of
the State Of NswYok comprising the ID, 5h stb and 9th
Wards Of tn, City Of NewYork
TAKE NOTICE-That the undersigned Collector OF Taxes
for the Fourth Collection District Of tbs State OF NewYork
comprising the 3D. h 9Th and 9Th Wards Of tho City Of New
pursusn. act Of Congress entitled An act to pro-
vide internal revenue support the Government sndto psy
interest the public debt"
GIVE NOTICE-Tha, the Duties Taxes, AID Licenses, &C.
seed upon persons re.lns doing business within said
District and which by laid they respectively liable to
pay become due and payable and ths, shall attend TO
receive payment Of the same my Office No IS Franklin
st. ia the said D.trc, and City daily from tho hour ofss
a. to the hour Of p H. and from and after this date until
and including the 24sh day Of December. inst
All persons who shall neglect to pay TO me the Duties Tax
es and Licenses 30 aforesaid assessed them within
the above specified time shall be liable and will DO therefore
required to pay Ten PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof JOHN Manu.
Collector 4ih District.
New.York 18th December, 1862
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Board on SUPERvIsoRs.-A large amount Of
routine BURNERS was transacted by this Board yes
ierday A resolution by Mr.. Tweed, authorizing
the Special Committee on the New Conrt-ilonse to
proceed with all possible dispatch with tue work on
tho new County Court.liouse, make contracts, EN-
poy mev, aud audit all the bills contracted, excited
considerat c debate. Messrs. Ely and Pnriy OPP
posed the resolution aud Offered several amendments
thereto, which were lost. a resolution appointing
temporary clerk and messenger was adopted.
A message was received from tue Mayor vetolng
the resolution providing for the payment Of certain
bills incurred Ia the work OF reconstructng Harlem
Bridge. The Mayor says:
Ny objection to these 10 the ZANE az stated IN my eomu
10 your honorable body returning bills 81 similar
ehAacter under dat. Of tho 2Oth u. have also sneibs
sbeton Which had moi Of tla time bssa PTeegl W my
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THE SKATrso SEAsOs.-1he recen. thaw hes ena-
bsd The venl .tsng associations sbout Brooklyn 20 com
p. their arrangements for the merit fost snd everything
appears 10 be ready ioi active operations ss soon 90 tie
wes her becomes sueeuiy cold 10 ifeeIo Great Improve
neut have been m.ds the Warrington, Cspitolne Uuon
sud Nassau Ponds Tor The accommodation OF TOE subsobe
Otbrr ponds have s'o been prepared In different localities
for residents OF tho yiciLy The as-
Of the resorts f. called the Willow Pond on mesdow
lands 4 Thomas Hunt eco. corner of Third .vonue an
oriy sirh street Gowsnu, which has @ b-cn nsuguf,ed
BY tke raising OF pole 60 ss Ia hisht the enhance
UPON which 10 surnogutsdA lag, Dag All these afc What
or. terned p.y poud. and a. well ua-d IN all respeo
There arc dozen. equally as good lar skating 10 con-
o.B.d .csiisfed all Tho afd. wne open ~
the public ell os The Hge,t AM most popular OF these
eli aated Finn snd Known tho Poplar FOND
extensively piIoIEed ar Winter, aud poinse't " be
equally well attended the coming season.
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Ioh lat % TO- Tor IS 49, spoke swedI.L brig ootlsp!
81 dave from Bahia for Hamburg; Sotb s ~ ion ~ To-
o, lie a 30 3l los IS 49, spoke schr French tof
Fapor) Crosby from Portland IL days ioI ,sIIehs ~
20 ST. 90 49, seoke brig Api9n % ~' o n NJ ,sw
tour riles distant to The northwsd three ns't' o. 80
without yards or toPgahsI%,s.j q snoks schr
Palmetto (of Trepton) from Tarks Island for New for
schr. Jessie Br Or .s MeDoas por' n Is 90
neS of Barns gs spoke ship 'sssees She'oufne' nom
Sshr Young Teslsr (of Kingston. NASAL Martin Pom
spsin Trnidd Nov TO- and Grand Tux Dec T. salt to Dss
sst l. Nickelson. =, -
sehr Phantom b. Of H.if,r). Mccormick, Antigua Dec
sehr Eclipse tswedi.hJ Peterson 81. kits Nov 49, sus''
ard Inolassesto Smith. Jones Co. ,,.,,1
scsr Fsetw.od Csihca Para Nov 49, rubber and no' 70
schr Il, IT, Deatcr (B1), Dexter, Cow Bay c. b. u days
schr. Mora Smith Providence days
schr Chief Nckersos, Frovincstown 3dsy~
schr. gerest City, Lowell Boston days
sohr. Msria jane Crosby Providence days.
schr. Fskr. Heath Ezsbe,hpor, coal for Provideses
Sloop Harvest. Corwin, Providence days. 81,
Steamer Osprey. Kenney, Providence rnd'e TO Ed~Hs
ByDner. -
BHs:a
Anchored at Rkers Islsnd-Dris Anna Collins tBrl nom
Windsor, N 8. schr. c. f. Young tOf csden from LIN
gan, {. y.
Dec le-ship, TheObsd Anso saxon. American Conus.'
Agiia. Pyramid, Ase,ic, tSpsn and DonnsT.t' sus.l
nond, MAKO lltasn), and Agnes
schr' w II. Rusn, jesse Villa uson IT,. Odd Fellow, and
George L. Green.
WIhD-sunset, from N. w.
For NEwBERS. ~ C-The U. s. steam Transport George
c. Collins at Pier No IL N r., loading subsistence
stores and ordnance fer Eewbern N. c. and will sail this
morning, the 18th.
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corrRT cALFNDaR-Tprs DAY

SUPREME CoURT--CIRcUIT.-PartI .-Nos. 4O43,
,e45 4o5l 4o55 to37 C5. 407J, +O9 i3J. 4s A0s
il23 AIS 4li3 t4J 4l53 Il51 45l 4loJ ACT 469 tl75
4lsl 4Is fls5 4lg7. 4a9 '9l 4s5, 4lsJ. Part l-Nos
$40 44g i454 4s6 400 4ies 49, ii7s ts t.si as
s48s 4aa 1904 $500 403 sj2J 1874 1876. t332 1856 t3s
i5s2, 45+6 4Ssl 1854 1850 $500 $3.50. 1870 Part ui-Nos
1913 1879 33i7 2326 l2 35O9 337, 1850, 1884, Jos 1870
$3.50 5000. $40, ga $685.
SUPREME CouRr-SpEcAL TERM.-Nos. sos to
500 62 TO 63 653 to so 6Js 299. ils 3B' 407, 231
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. 2Sol, 323l, 3I3o,
$3.50 54 3!43 7Jg ga3 3i5 $685. 1895 3223 1889 3277.
1919 Par, lI-Nos 80 49, 1894 269 z4Jo eSS+ 300,
29y4. 3oO4 300, 3 20 30lO 3Oi6, 30is. $500.
BRooKLYs CITY CouRT-NoS. 65S 4O, 61, 6S,
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CITY ITEMS.

FAIR IN AID oF ST. ALBAS's FREE CnURcn.-
Tins air, which IL attractive in its display Of beau
tifu ard useful articles for sale is arranged by the
ladies of ~. bare Church, formerly known 80 the
Church II the Iulercession." The Rev. VIM. A.
W. Maybin 10 Rector. The church is Free no pews
being let or sold, the neighborhood Is young aud
needs the church, and the fair in its aid deserves the
public patronage.
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RrLreI Gus AND CHARITABLE FAIRs.-The fair
for the benefit Of St. AIMS Free Church for Deaf
Mntes commenced. at No. BOG Broadway, on Mon
day. fair in aid Of ST. Adams Episcopal Free
Church wa. commenced yesteriay in the Sunday
School rooms on Fifteenth street, near Third avenue.
The ladies Of ST. Timothys Episcopal Free Church
continue their festival to-day and tomorrow in the
bali corner Of Broadway and Fory-seveuth street.
The fair of the Benevolent Society Of the Memorial
Free Church continues until Christmas Eve 1t the
corner Of Hammond street and Waverley place.
The festival Of the ladies Of the Second Unversast
Society will take place this afternoon and evening
at Noe 498 and 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

THr WousDrp AT FREDRRIcKsnURo.-The Army
aud Navy Committee of tho BROOKLYN Young Mems
Christian Association make an 81 peal to the public
for timely aid in incressing the stock Of supplies to
be fent forward for the benefit Of the wounded at
the battle Of Fredericksburg. A collection in aid
Of the l.. \. Sanitary Commission was taken up ~
the Second Unitarian Church Of this civ on Sunday
last and the handsome amognt Of 81 % was rea-
Lied.