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60 tl)bom it man Concern.

DUKGLARI.--S REWARD.-A reward
ID Of 800 will De- paid by The ,uhsedfc r tho recovery Of
M ce stolen from the premise. Nos. "a ttnal and ~ Lis
p.usfl OF the evening II tie th Dec. tie sumr consist
ing oil evea gibbons, Lscss, Bonn, tsk ana
nam Si.s .e pf6si a'o cum viii be- paid os the
Govern II any portion tho sanleNow ora, Doc ltl
IRA BEARD, BERNSTEIN BROTHERS, OlLbhRI A.
FEEDER
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NAN AMBUBGH q Co.'S
MAMMOTH MENAGFRIE.
GREAT MOKh. EXHIBITION
AID
coy PTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT FROST. .MArAOEh
Nos. $50 and 81 BROADWAY
Between Prince ard springsts-
Doors open f.oa. 10 q. Al t. " ?. M
Performance. q; ~ N, snd b. m.
Admission 10 ell I,Tis Of ths house. - eoniG
No bell rice
FOURTH SUll ESSfUL WEEK
or TuT
MAMMOTH GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION
4 Afnsgcs The largest Oh red 70 tho Now ors Public
THE ONLY GEOLOGICAL BUILDING
% ibis Continent.
GREAT FAMILY RESORT
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED
Particular attention Is called 20 tho
MORNING PERFORMANCE
q. beng especially arranged for the accommodation Of
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Proi LASOwORTHYs SHOOTING TIoER.
TIE MAMMOTH WAR ELEfHAsr HANNIBAL
GREAT pERF ORMlNG ELEPHAAr, TlPfO Sab,
by Prof Nash.
TIE ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE
THE ONLY ROYAL BENGAL TIGER
THREE LIVING WHITE BEARS.
PAIR JAPANESE NAskIN SWINE,
IWo HUNDRED OTTER LIVING SPECIMENS,
ALL ALIVE,
ALIVE ALIVE
ELEPHANTS. PONIES. MONKEYS 49,
POSITIVELY 80 FREE LIST
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OVAL PIANOS. --DIlGG3s HARMONIC
" NEW SCALE AND PATENTS.-TLese magnificent
Pianos which fer power ard ay oone arc superior 70 any
e9fogs le2T OK Pig UP far' 'S ~ ,Is' a1 I
enaani.el ot i've year, TE.g no nlsh TO pnch,'s, ead
oh,rs invited to call AID etamine them At 60 naHase
toT re v1e ROOM No IA Broadway. Ibey VII be so
inaTksily low. j. u. TLSh-
lXyANTED-For cash, 100 wcll-madc and
w durable secondhand riANOi suitable for South
American tr,ds. j. q. DAVIES, No. i61 Broone's
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NOTICE The Commissioners for receiving
II SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 de NATIONAL BANK %
a1OJ csplu Lavis been lociici icl vions parts Of
h country pIoonE The tine FOR receiving shl SUI sT,
,,. nrrv give n5ce n, Books sd 49, - end
raals shs l7tl Inst. ~ 4e o-s % the United 5tIes
IT,. Csmpeny. No. sc Na-sL
vs - ceu:in O. the slaolas Of each .gbscy;iof VII b.
,eca-ra e, D. paid the c II uo.ons nd the - anco
H. .tsi rer.s as MAY be called ~ BY tie Difectcr sc.
sora.s With tho as Of tougrs wAcl segrIe a. isst
thtv veg cent TO b. Ysd T. before the tank commences 81
ass sai lie rena DIR Ia iuoiclts o. ten ger een.u.n
cvefv W, sgeceedirg aolths there 4..eI.
.ETTR COOPER. DAVID lows,
GEORGE OPDl hi, yOcf.h STUART
FREEMAN CLARKE. HFS.E ". L. MALL
BENJAMIN II. ut 4TON,
sy.,sy,-k n., ls91 Coaniss0ners.
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finaur1l.
TyyE TWENTY BONDS,

TYyE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
IT, 3 FIVE TWENTY LOAN AGENTS,
No s. WALL STREET. - .
e., G,,yernucnf sre now delivering he FIVE TWENTY
v,:Ds 40 RAPIDLY that we eus hereafter be prepared TO h
e. Sifaoni tn delay heretofore experienced.
s endeayor 10 keep supply VI all denominations on
49, ion immediate delivery.
we alss buy ead sell AZ make. rocs, 80, .,e,e,
= < CO)JrON and kEGiSIt HED BONDS OF 1851
l. S01REASlRY NOTES.
= = ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES,
- & QUARTER MASTERS CHECKS, ...
u < QUARTER MASTERS. AND ORDNANCE
y6tCnERS and all GOVERNMENT ISSUES.
B,nks Savings Banks ana investors viii mo rs prepared 81
Al ,ne o furnish desirable los OF these securities in large OF
susli amounts -,
term. stocks Bonds and Gold bought and sold on couiuy
don.
FISK & HATCH. BANKERS
sptDEAiERS in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No. % NAlIrSI.
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EOTlCE-SAIE Of the KENOSIIA, ROCK
~ FORD AND ROCk ISLAND kAlLhoAD-ihe ne
Es.ssnsd BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON DE irisise q
Deed Of Trust Morssse bcarng daie tie hsi 81 RP
ro.b. rnf Eo .iori ngiIoit Company, toIies CIV
ici according the ls Of he state Of Wisconsin sad
The Kenc.ha and Rockford italosd Soi.pH5
G forrei according 70 ie N9 81 TIE --'f az l-Y -Hi
Ifr.e also - Dee- Ct lrrst o. Aottslee eslr GAZE -
a. dsy OF Mach thousand Ft hu-cr-c at AfN made
By %. Kelosha RockioE1, sEa hoek ID na .sio-a ..-
kts-s Wisconsin gld Jlncsr y .ut .'i on o. te
So Renosi snd Rockford nired to 't ail ne ROCK
sowers In srG 81 h dc ~ IL Of Trust . NJ ,s y2s
FL ca--red vii sell s rrJe Auction, o fhe Cort House
I. the City Rockford "a n -ste a ltics 20 ~ gnesi
o. th,s.4sd .hi HUNDRED .ld sxyoT % t"o eoeA y
o q rhs ssit DAY, i9ic ns de' be4 property a. e.
81 Icly 20 vt. -
~ Eeuo.aa eud Rockfo-i Raifad ana known a. 4
Sorlo. 81 ts ken0-l k0.E,cr- a-d -1ck Island IsDsa
ez;eud'u- ol heneshs ~ ne 7se Q. " 49, = - -
.ori IN lie sae Of Illinois, together wiia 81 the I' o.
way, depot grounds rsiiwo,ti Ta4H ,r4afts TO-
tsi,n-,uss md ether bull ng and Ell &c snls si mere
e.a,nens he'd e. ecqliret ~ ensI Of tAs ~
80 hi coupec.io VITA me said raTC4l on AelcsAA 20
f,c,-5 OF relating thereto anc also al ihe lo. ii ONES
sr IN the ssid keuoshr and Rockford Rail- oad Co5apei
q O. ssid Consoisfo Ccuply coarec'ef VAN the -l'
e. ,-svay ron KenoAs 10 Rockford relating thereto
~ also a. ocomotiyss erFls tcaiers ca'f Of every KING
sscbirsiv rssene-slops tc1. ard Implement wood and
fo.srv 'rornec.I with ,he proper eql7usn WORKING,
- eao,dpo.rq DIOR 1rsartenaut g. lhe Aforesaid
III insds sy lsds los 81 o-aeT .TePry o. ne rag
Eeno.Aa sas Rockford Rarosd comfarie OF = ,hs sad
tset for their sid road roadway from henosha 20 MOCK
ford u Included IN their depoia o. station o-nl q tc4u'
lor the construction, operation nsinenalce or
uie " tie and which sid hf1osAe All hocA4a r..
Il. WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
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NRFAT TRIUMPH.

-
" sTEIsYAY 4 Sons. Eot. o, sd a. Wstsf,s, New
Yors swu5ed fi Ifizo modal ., tho Isle Greet m
terra ofsl Exhibition London over 10 ~ Pianos uoh AZ
pafts Of the world entered l5I competition.
Ihe speelsl ponder. OF mo Ner Ycfk TucsrAys
"Mssss f.inwayI inic.teIsrut by no Jui's y eul'
ris i stronger AZ iso 70 tc paint thAa that IL Any
i4r9fca4 maker"
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MR.. MARTINEZ of Maison DUrce, desires
publicly rIpreis hs Poc md rgre' 1t The niiiao n
peson Identity made by lin b. addle.sin tenslemnn ~
Nedisssy stage opposite siewsTls Tuosday niofnins
an
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pFpARrsrsr OF FisAsce,
u. S. A. MrrlcAL runvrfoRs uFFicE'

q. A. MgrlcAL fuayryoRs uFFcE
MlSgni, De. !. 1853.
,ANIIraCTTRERS DEALERS, and M
Hu pon1Eps m. invited 10 send 10 snis Office Pfice
Of and tenders or any or all the sccs Of Me5ca, ana
Hospital plies required 10 the use q io Aiy VI
,h SUNNY be can be- seen at ha oco Of any Medic TOR
yrvcr Furhtf PARTICULAR mnde known on Alp,'i.o 20
HESNtLL STftENs, MedicH s,csch'eper " o. army
Medical pulycyor Department, OF tie Ienn''see.
TENHE MEMBERS OF the BOohDlNDfhS
l sgsocfATIn,s ar, rcou.st.d to sitond the FUNERAL
of fhe lato SAMUEL J. WiOhfNAh, non his iets 9
dense M No. 2ss Blockerst., al O'CLOCK, on "ED"HS
DAY, Dec. the 9TH
.------------- $3.50 I.f.
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ELEGANr PiANO-FOETES for the Holt
II dsysI sln now shS large nber o. nssrvioenu
Of splendid .one In rcy cared os~ lI.cct III m ~ q
a0,O. Palmer Jtyes from Hs,r % 80 fFesJ nfeines
I'm, wsrrsred 500 t-tnaonis, i the pegsi pan..s
this cliy ia favor II ny New Scale fiAaoi
NM 81. BRADBURY, 10. 81 Broomo'i.
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stssmshipGrsst Esten hence and he Europa nom Bos
ton srrved at Liverpool Jan 18th jan a. Lat ~ 10 Lon
T3l passed large Quantities Of field ice.
Bynner.
Stesner See Gull. keDnsy. Providence mdse to Edward
Bynner.
Ship vangoard. Keith v.,. Crpz Ja, 3 vi, s w. Pas,
l5th. bsasi, % How and L AspinvalL a.
PArh Grhhadi Hoyt, NewOr.lns. IA days; &C. to
ii. u. BrDaGmsn Co.
Bark Voitisuer Blys, New. Orleans IS DAYS. ball.s,
Brig Geo. Z. Letson Br Of Miramch Blatchford A,pin
wall ~ days. hides cocoasuts, hc., to Handy Hoadey
Experienced very heavy weather split sais &C. Was Is
days With cose-Ieeed topsails.
Brg Merry Cobb, Duncan Port Royal days. In ballast to
y. N. Rixby Co.
Brig suwanne MunEoe, Vera Cruz Dec -, via Key West
1lidays. ballast, to master
Brig Rsmden of Bsngor Nickerson, St. Marc Jan. 8. log
Scbr Stag cyr. Of Msilsnd NJ S. McComber Dry E,r.
Dor Ja Jan g. coffee and pmento to J. Whitney Go.
schi. c. Scrbner Hail. Washington, d. W Gays corn
schr r. R. Bennett (amas,ed. Irving P0F: Royal days.
Ia ballast TO master. -, ,,r,,..
Schr Queen OF the South (3nsstsd Concn, Washington
ID. c. Q dap. in ballast to ~ H. M;Cregdy.
Schr John Z. Henry. Law. Fhiadelpna, eoa ior 'e"'
Haven. - ,,
schr Snow Flake Eickcrson. Philadelphia days coal
Schr. Alvra, Brsnnon, Philadeiphia day coai. -.
Schr. Bergen. Cole Alexandra IA days 10 oaiiAs' 10 ~
schf. g. P. Taylor Taylor. Cape 5iay, wood;
Schr Francis s. Smith. Anderson. Philade pha, coal
Scbr. a. Hammond, Higgins, Boston for Philddephh
Schr Crepe Shot Snow, Baltimore days. corn 70 nesef'
Scbr G. W. yswley Rswl.y Baltimore days, coal
schr Fly Cheestnsn, Phi odepb, COS. for new, haFo'
Scnr f. w. Farriseton Robinson, Batimore< days, coal
MIND-At sunset. rom >. IL. . -
The Dr. steamship St. George has anchored In Quarantine
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Bateman but win probably be continued during

Bateman, but win probably be continued during a
part Of the tine which had previously been as
signed TO other attractions.
Mr.. Couldock's engagement at the Winter Garden
closes with the present week. The performance OF
this evening will be for the benefit Of his daughter,
who will appear with him in two Of his most elec-
tive dramas--" The Advocstes Last Cause" aud
q" One Touch Of Nature" Miss Couldock has won
much regard by her quiet and dignifed personaton
Of the part of the heroine in The Chimney Cor
ner," and this occasion will afford her friends the
chance Of manifesting their good will The even
ng's enterainmens will be enlvened by the dancing
of Label Cubas, and by the representation OIL one
act Of The French Spy"
AT Wallacks theater the programme LOT Tue pres
eut week includes 1.-THE School for Scandal
" Central Park " The Road to Rum bosom
F. ends" "The Lady Of Lyons" and secrets
We til Knowing"
The stunning and affecting declaration comes from
Barn I'm that Mics Lavnia Warren will, after this
w, I. no longer grace the post of public honor at
bs establishment, bu, will thereafter retirs 10 the
rrivs,e station of mistress of General Tom Thumbs
househotd. Only seven days more, therefore, are
youchs.fed to the community wherein to assist at
her daily levees. She will appear from 10 in the
morning until 10 at evening" in company with Com
modore Mutt respecting whom no rancorous jcal.
ousy Lights the bosom of tie General. The other
attractions of the Museum continue undated, and a
new dramatic entertainment will be launched to-day
-" The Cross Of Gold; or, Theress's Vow"
A variety Of other public amnsements is announced
for this evening in our advertising columns, among
which we may call attention to the Broadway Ne.
nagere, with its exhibitions of trained animals, and
Professor Adiiens magical entertainment, at the
Palace Garden, corner of Sixth avenue and Four.
teepth street.
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AwUsEMENTs.
Academy Of Music.

There are three performances announced q, inc
Academy of Music for this week tonight MarfAdr
Miss Kellogg, Miss MOrenci, and Messrs. BrisnOii
and susiui; Wednesday, The Sieifian Ve'per' )
Friday, Don Giopauaii SATURDAY, Matinee
Al the Brooklyn Academy Of Music representa-
lion will bo Given tomorrow night: Ernan' entire,
and the first act Of La Tra9'Hfa.
The COMPLIMENTARY concert to Mr.. F. Mollenhsuer
me il unfortunately becoming blind) was great
success. Mewrs. Elem, Davis, Edward Molten
bsusr Castle, Campbell, and Miss Stockton were
tbe yirtuoG The beneficiary was loudly encored,
especially in an original fantasy, and rendering OF
,hs Last Rose Of Summer. 1t is thought that Mr. +.
Molephauer will again appear before the public
reeuarly. We have question OF the success of go
6ne an artist. Additional interest will be excited
for him in bis unfortunate state.
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1868. THE 1863.
sYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections forms
TIE SHORTEST GND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoM NEw-YokK TO THR PRtAciPAL WEsrERS CITIES
Seven daily em New fosS to PhiladeiPhia Vie
ALL THRoUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST By THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COUkrLASDT-ST.
BY way fPhodeIhia, The moins leavs New
YQk ~ time o,hcrrouies Evening passengers
i6 e g., $50 AeI Aer than other Ines
ny way Of Allentown trthtss p5sensers cave p m.
NJ te same time as Nor hen us,. Ia Chicago aud All
pot, IN the NoIthWes Crest inc, Indianapolis, Louiyls
St, Louie, Cleveland Co,nmeu', CnSnnati ana all MAN
Sleeping Cara without change, from Philadephia 70
p.bSr.b. So mics ami Newly TO PutsbuIgh so misa
Smoking aud saloon Cars OF oil trains.
Fare the same other routes.
Bsgrsgo checked though Transfers free.
SECURE '1'; esd s1'i 1.sd 81 liFsSSSsA
Tie. Pennsylvania Central Company runs an Em'rant
Lire which affords comfotAbs mode OF
travel 10 parties movsg Wes~d at oneha the usual rates
OF faIe. ,.,r,r,
By this route freight, Of al desepions be forwarded
to aud from any point on the Rlsoad Q, Ohio kensne1y
ROAD DIRECT or to any - = she nsvi.sble rivers OF
the We.t by stesmsrs from Pitsbayi -,
the Pspnsyani. Cn,s K.rosd at ali times a, avorabs
charged By other Railroad ComPsnsa snc
shippers n.fu.re the poraon OF their Freight - tau
Company '' rely WIZ LIVE S"sh sr6cS " speedy
Farmers and Dealers IN Live Stock VIII md tls moss ~
vanzgeous route Cspacious Yards Wen Watseu ~
piled With every convenience have been openeo on @
and It's connections. and every senon paid lne' ~
feeding and resting choice Offered OF The ~ ApHN
a. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. As'os'n'~'~
LEIGH Co.. Fissh. Aseny'S No. South wiliiamst
MCDONALD 4 BrscHokF, EmfrsntsAys s.a..
EYocH LEWIS General Superintendent AitoOna, Pa
xurI
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PASSENGERS Arrived

In ssam.sp Aus,ralaslan, from Ltvs,pool-Dr. @. A,
Lsihop. lady and two sons Mr. Porohof Mss De Angls
Mr. A. Fsson,, Mus L. Tu.cors, aiT. H. boxer Mr.. },
Boxer Nr. J. q. Stewart Mr.. II Barrows, Mrs. Barrow.
Mr. j. b. Cronin Mr.. A. BaroG, Mr. 4. c. Hall, Mr.. w.
Arnold Nj }. A. Ceunor, Nj O. Fipken, Mr.. w.
O. Tultr. Nj Merritt, Mr.. T w. Wright mr: j. W. Ken
dali. Mr.. g. Bpnse Mr. r. w Forbes. Mr.. f. Herefurth
Me,s. sslisman g. F. Riggs, Goo. Brown d. shaw James
Henderson Mrs. Fellows Mrs q. Tods Capt Clarke Mrs
Clarke three children ana nurse; Miss Saundsrs Msssrs
Macdonald Z. l.. Coming. 8. Hsymsn Grener j. Pevy
G. Rousssu Cha H. Thornton James NOR. Il. Holster
Henry Rudge, }. L. Smith, Walker, Wolf
Ia ,s.qmIlp Tubal Cain from Hardna-Csp Brown, late
brig captured BY the privateer Florida and In TIE
stesbge. -, on, 4,
In bark Fanny Ealsr, from N.p 0ylsans-Jchn Sheffield
T. Burns
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ADVERTISEMENTS 0
Cleared.

c,esuer-Enoch Dean Robinson, Warrington, Brett Son
CO.; Oe,orsrs, LsushIin, South Amboy; Jeroy Blue
Jsckawsy. PLDadepha , ,,
Co. Heosin Brrbsnt lBrem Belins. BrsInen A1ser
Bros; Guy Msnnarns Dolard Liverpool X Y taylor
r. W. Andrews tBr), Horton Antwerp, W. r. Schmidt q
Bsiks-Rmm. r. Chase tBr). Doyle Liverpool Arthur
Le.sy, Helen Mar Dsshon Boston. ATKINS Ce heln.
DAHL lNorwl Nofbors. Madeira, Fuue1, menefe Mend,
Depesch tPruss Prisnitr, Cork. VIM Salem Co. oszee
DBL Bepihurgh St. 1homas Roche, Bros ConSy'
6fowisr hionei TaIfagona Taper Reaitie PyrmaGut
Won Hssen Monevdeo and Baenos Ayres Charles Lniin
kCo. 81, w..
Carver Cnss.; VIM. 4 Dresser, Dngen. Nueyitu II. +
Buek L Co Clyde BIB WsketnAn, Rotterdam A1eii'
sehoonsr.--Braudt (Brl Lang Halifax. 7. g Whitman
Araerics Reynolds PIvvdeLes. L. Kenny He brs pen'
Mshingtop Burds,t Hart, H.ft Ee~ H2ven. j. A. Mcsoi
Icy. Jane, Logan, Smith, rhAadsp.l. bentley, sni
co CAfhAfas Duboi, Viewer, New'hsyeni jos sisrsn'
Le-ds Washington; Elizabeth b. Burgess. Proudence T.
A. Chase L Co. A. Dexter, Dosne, sssm, l. chne x
Co. Carlos Alberto Portl Santana OpoTto' H. h Ansnet
kCot Gen. a. G. Pinckney Gsrs,y, Msismoiss master
Corneus Johnson WA.hnSton; Eureka tBfl CArk, an
an D. r. Dewof. J. Birlsal, Hslieton, Ns.hnsoni Ada
mantins Beberidse York River julia A. halock, Bsyhy
pesufprt. N. c. y. w. Lewis Co. Georsianns SBr J.
Un,,, Jscnel Kupbard Cot Quail Morton fsrt ma
W = Brsyn Co.; II. Bulwirkie. FLeaeh, Fail river. '"
g Brown CO.; New. IofA Oood,el bos0D - " Ds'''"
sioOp-Lsdy Lake. LAKE, Nsw'haven
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Below.
One bark, unknown.
Sailed,

Jsn 3i--Ships Mogu Shooting star Rnbans Now) John
Bright Samuel Watts Carrier Dove Cuvsor, Free Trade
dymion (Br) rn ,,,
s.Auffsn (Ho.l, Nina (Prpss.), Tycoon tBr
Brss Henrietta, Udola Abrams (Ioil Union OBI bfotn
ers Clio State of Maine. Teliuaa (Br GsroiDa tPoE1
schrs Antelope Mary T.. Banks Olivia Buxton.
Steamship United Kingdom tBr.l
Bages Arshuss STAR Rough aud Resdy-a In tow OF tug
Matt White.
Feb I-shps Johanna tPiusa) RObens, Margaret Evans
Clarrrisa Currier, Arkwririt.
Banks Albaiross ,Br), yohanns Marie (Brem Johsnna
Martin rus) CatharDe (Brl, Robert Leonard OBJ r. A
su.,s DBL Charles (Bsen Guiding Star King OtcaT Nor
Brss Merlin Br Agile (srl A. o. Archibald Jessie Rhy-
mas. p l. Neyius tBr) Eagle Or
schr. Dauds, (firj Palma o. Il. Del Elesnor Henry
Cos,of Arctic OH Ameer (BLl Mindora Ny Rover Ad
vance (Br j. :. Downing Presto, Exertion, Huxley NJ T.
Lsonsrd Carlton Jayne. Julia Hallock, John Gpin G. A.
PiumaD, Mary Park Wide World, John q feriih
Sloop Crystal Palace.
Stealutgx North Shore.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT JAN. 3l-Bsfors Judge
ALLEN
SUIT FOR YALsE IxPRsoSnxsr.


Caldwell sft. White.
This was an action brought against the defendant,
who 10 On residing ia Albany. for false Pson'
ueut In efS the psiuid maj. two assign usns for tho
benefit Of biz cfedof Quo Of these ttssmtDts was Get
asd. and AFTER thirteen years litigation tho Other was affirmed
in tb, Cont OF Appeals Tho psinas In that suit, Column
and en recovered Judgment for 81! - eo., sssn't tho
plsptT In this tgtion ard the defendant, their attorney
without their tnowedgo issued execution sgains, tho
piAntHs person upon which he arrested Tho panun
discharged upon bsbea corpus and from TIE order it
ng hun tho plaintiff la ,bas .u speAed TO the Gene al
Term where that order affirmed The pisintin then
brought this action for false imprisonment Ia Deoembor
tho deendsn, mol, sppssns the Jury s'seed the pAih'
f damage 1000 ths deeHesn, opened this dcs1i on
notion and ied and resulted Ia verdict Tor
90 lor the plaintiff. Ills honor the Judge oh.ged tho
Jury that the dsges vas question eIcn,'ey or them 70
vet the rendition Of the verdict be It once se
side a. excessive end ordered trial The case was
then sst down trial for the lebrusry term OF This court
Ira ID WAIien for plaintiff Il. h. Mount snd W. d. White
syscAL TEEx-JAs 3l.-Belole Chief Justice BossoKTu
DECISION.
Matilda GRAY, administrators, agt. John Cook,
adIniai.tss,of.-sse opinion IN the Clerks oiiioe
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COURT cALEEDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-GESERAL TERs.--Non-ern-
nerasd motions 1870
SUPREME CouRr-CiRculr-Part Mos. 10,
1851, 1871, 49, l. g. II, 10 Il9 l33 49, 49, 2cs ~
~ 24g 26l 263 21g 331 Part INos 1i3a Ol0 iV8 ~
&C.,, Clio. to-
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM--Al the De-
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIaL TERh.-Part
Mos 1865, 4IS 100 IA 7O o. 1863 5iO $50 1899 i659
1871 ics l osI Per, @No, 5so 1919 100 I'd i''
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. S53 10, lO3',
1855. 1872 1857. 32e 32l7 3227 ST. 2s2l 2849 Part II
Mo-, l0l? $780, 2Jl6 2O6, 32 225i zso zS' 29ii 1905
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RETURNING PRosPrRIrr.-Broadway, which has
lately been entirely Overgown with rr.ss tvids Southern
papeI) has entirely changed its Appearance We walked
miles through Saturday. withSu, discovering any
thing green In the whole distance eIesp, those who were
trying to use ~ tboroustfre. Decidedly. there 10 no
ss., growing In the now. though there very rch
foundation for crop.
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uentistrp.

DRs. GRIFFIN,o No. 255 Grand-st, N. T.,
Tooposit. Lord & Tayor's, and no "a Fatonst Brook
~ ys inserting full partial sets Of theit Improved AT
6e,l Teeth without extracting the roots io sets on
sod or plana S25; silver rubber, &S partial sea
ssoN per TOOTH &2 silver rubber Sill eXsctsL - ~
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Passengers failed

In 'teamship kangaroo for Qaeen'tosn and Lr,poot-
Myron Hutchinson Jas Bowers Edw ard Davies Soleac
H. V. Angbou.t. w. Wylie Lieut.. Atkinson, WIN Fi!ner
I'D Gottsnet fredk Rogers, Chss Bruno, Ii Il. WnitmaD,
Lucien Dc Lsyimsre snd lady, X. Stewart Capt Colhet
q. J. Mills f. h. Cobb and risnd Mr.. and Mrs Chuhan
Is. s. Levy Marks Abraham with Others Ia the steerase.
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U. s. DISTRICT COURT-Jsn 3l-BeforO JGdSv suIr


INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury came into Court this morning and
presented the following indietmsns; 80
John A Mschado for httinG out the May fspces "i'h
intent to engage IN the siave'imde. ,,.
Osc.r Mofksn making and passing counterfeit money
CbeIHe Shields and May Mccarthy. for passing counter
felt coin
Sarah Ann Moore for enticipg soldiers TO desert
Patrick Muvohi for grand larceny Ia stealing from the
L. S. kaytl Hospital
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Feb. |.

steamship Columbia Bar Ton, from EewOresns jan rs via
Havana 90 l5 mdLo AID pas'ensefs TO sp9oEd iies
ton & Co. Jan. rs 1880 H. m. pasted steamship Marion
h,nc, arrived j,st the Columbia was leaving
Steamship Austiaasihn 9TH Cook. Liverpool Jan II, snd
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fAtyprtisemsutl

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who would DO In
strucsd AID entertained. may Join Glaze In PRACTICAL
nov being formed It No os Broadway. where
they may learn how TO read ehsaeis on 'eieniac pn
eplea Terms moderate. Inquire ~ sbove.
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Matilda Gray, administrators, sgt John Cool
ad1uipi.tsstoI--sse opinion IN the C,rks Ofhce.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMiNER-JAS. 3l.-BsfOrs
Justice LEONARD.
kHNTIECE

joseph Laylor convicted OF arson in the third de-
re ia hdng prem cor Of Grand and Tompkins streets
native OF but resident here for eEh years.
brought NJ for sentence.
Mr Clifton spilled for po.tponeueut to cary the esss
40 on exec ptions. " bich vss denied.
The Jude then stated that the Jury having recommended
tine psoneTt mercy he would n ser once hn 10 toe Ia!
extent OF the law, bat would sentence nn 70 polncn'
for four wears and nino months at Sing Sing
Tho Coan then adjourned TO Wednesday next 81 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

A HORSE FouED.-A policeman in Broadway on
Saturday, the part Of dray sticking Of the mud
near Canal street On looking about for he saw
hat moving about the forward end Of the dsy and
posing that hoe owner to he haed from the curb.
and discovered ha. the had u.t found his horse
which went down hour presious