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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Dxc. 3-Beforr
Judge SHrPxAy.
PROPERTY In UYcoPY RIGHTED LEGATIONS.


Judge SHIPxAy.
PROPERTY In UHCoPYRIGHTED PUBLICATIONS.
Sheldon sgt. Hooghtcn.
This suit arose out of an agreement between
Hurd Houshton Of the Riversd- Press aud shrdon Co.
that the should have exclusive sae OF the vsuc
edition OF Dickens aud should tate the u.a mean
dsposinr the books ths books to be printed by ufd
Houghon the profits be sppoTtoned between them aIo
the Plaintiff, aud the agreement terninabe a. our
years notice The agreement lasted some three years
and was terminated by noler gwen soo osh
year under which the cement VIII end on the <,h
inst Sheldon Co. thereupon tiled thfir bill for an equape
adjustment Of their rights under this agreement claiming ha
the OF mere agency bt an aen con
veysnce Of the properly the defendns Ia the COTTON 20
tn the benefit Of themsclyes aud the terndants
ohsr words that they interested az partners Ia VIC
higy increased snd good Will Of the edition cIeaee III
great their e1ertOn Oue-ha OF inns 'a1o
which they estimate $4,000 they claim u recover Inc
present motion l. for Receiver OF the proPty and an IN
Junction (mandamus' that the plaintiffs and defendants c
nue, the sier print and the Former to SELL Tue euloa
until the termination Of the suit
The defendant on the other hand claims that the cortrat
agency and that wiHtevr right or properly
had by the custom Of trsie sen in urcopysed
book edition Of book extended only II the holders Of tue
plates and any who lad not THESE
tangible evidences of tits ard that the ht in rch an eni'
ton according to tst custom wholly unass-nehe with
ont such plates The plaintiffs offered to sve or take Si'
for their rights in the goodwill. .,
The motion was yesterday argued bot the reserved
o. 4. Curt-s for plaintiffs VIM NJ Evars Tor deenasn''
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Amusemeuts this Evening".

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-ITALIAs OPgsA-LAgsIcAIsB.
WALLACkS ThEATER-LosT IN LONDON.
NIBLO's MA PoGuE, OR rns WICKLOW
WEDDING.
OLYMPIC rHEATER-NosrE CRIsro, rHH LoNE
PRISONER or Tns CHATEAU Dly.
WINTER GARDEN-THx OcroRooS.
BROADWAY THEATER--"sAx"
bAhNuMS MUSEuM-Anemoon aud Fvening-THB
Trials OF IIPE, OR THg MoxFsToUS GuEsTIoy-CIRcus
w. u. HARRISON, ExTEsPoEAsRoUs SINGER
FONS OLD BOWFRY THEATER-SNBAD THE SAILOR,
OR The VALLEY or DIAaosDs
NEN-fOkh ClBCUS-l4TH. sT.-JANEs ROBINSON, BARE
BACK RIDER. MATINEE Ar 2! O'CLOCK.
BRYANTs MfSsTRELS-DN BRYANT. INV STUNT
sPEEcn-LiTTLI Macs EssEscE-Gmg LATEST yRos
PARs-TIaPASoSiAs.
WOODS MlNsrRELS-A FAIR FEsiAy FIGHT FOR FREE
DON.
TEMPLE OF MUSiC-CoRHsR OF Grand AND CROSBY.
srs-IBoRrE AND CvfrIs's 'HiSsrRELs ALL MA
T'oss-hErEIBUrIos OR THE DOWNFALL OF hUaBUG.
ARTISTS FUND SoCIETY-23p.sT. AND 4TH.Avg.--STAr
rARY AND PAINTINGS.
ART GALLERY. No. t2j rPoApwAY-E xHrBTioy OF liUS
TISGroSs PAsTIsG OF LADY " ARLINGTON REcf PTioa
DAY.
PROGRESSIVE SOCIABLE-rBBrTr BALL-CoRSER
THIRTY rHiBD-sr. AND BgoADvAy
No Ga DWAY-CLAIsvoYASCE-Mrs. WOODBURY.
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A Breach Of Firth by n Cincinnati News
paper.
CycISSAu. Tuesday Dec. 5. 1865.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday Dec. 8 ls65
Notwithstanding the strict injunction put
upon, cheerfully accepted, and faithfully and honor
ably adhered to by the majority OF the newspaper
press Of the United States. /. c. that on being
furnished with the various reports accompany
ing the Presidents Message in advance OF
delivery Of the latter. they should not be published
until notified by the proper authorities. The
Cincinnati Coanerei0l OF this city caused TO be telo-
graphed from Pittsburgh last night and printed in this
mornings issne report OF Lieut. Gen. Grant This
is the only instance known In this country Of the viola
ton Of what is sacredly known as newspaper honor.
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FORTRESS MONROE.
Marine Disas,cr-IEovemenis Of siea uers
The Cargo Of the "Ncliy Pcutz."
FOGTRrss MONROE, Dec. 3, 10


The English schooner NJ. s. X. Thorn, from
Greytown. Nicaragua, with railroad iron. bound 10
New. York is ashore near Cape Henry. Her cargo Is
being removed the shore, and If good weather con
Times the schooner will be saved.
The steamers Thomas Colyer, Joseph johnson aud
Annie left FOR New York this morning.
Tho steamer Lady Lang, Capt. Blanchard, arrived
from Baltimore this morning AID will proceed to City
Point for troops bound home.
The steamer 5. O. Pierce arrived from Richmond and
the steamer james jerome from City Point.
Through the timely exrrton Of Col y. 7. Bnnt,
Post Quarermaster the cargo Of the wrecked steamer
Nelly Pentz consisting OF Government stores has all
been taken out and conveyed to this place. Tbe
steamer is a total wreck
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To Ah,ny py Hudson X. Il, Depot dlth-st. and
lo,h-sve.. and by Harlem Il. X. Depot 26thst
and 4thsv.. via Hudson River, 4, los. 4,
3, aud n p. m. VIA Harlem ~ a AZ. sndt %
cars ron between Chamber. sud Soth.si. station
aid CITY Hal aud 2otnsi. station
son. by steamer {. Nlb6ard TursdsyS, Ihursdays
and Saturday. and Daniel DIes. Mondays. Ned
nr.days and Fridays. from foot Of Dcs5fossessi
7:45 A. m landing ~ Thifiirh Ia
To Albany, by steamer 81 John MONDAY. We'd
Besday- aud Fridays and tie Dean Richmond.
Tuesdsys, Thursdsys aud Saturday., from pier %
70 Balin'o,. and Ws.iintto1 by the Nerjiey
H. H.. 100; Of Courilsudt. IT.. and ny a. m.
p. m. and - mdfieLt. Suntay................. u
To Bo.ton. by New. London line Pier 80 r..
day ,sa, day
To : ,siou. by NewIis'en H. H. Vi. Springfield
2h., and 4..yi i M ' ., N
ave. via Shore Tine ~ aud p m. surdty... p. N.
To eridsePoTt, by steamer Bridgeport, daily, hom =,
To Ps Ssaais II M,b.is:;:; :ad cas B.ac6 b; H.
steamer Ie..e lioyt; leays Pier " IL, daily
10 dels.ier ,sasa s;a;nc. ;aa
att loa. M ana p.ui EnnFrsni tfsin...... p m.
10 Cafnden Manchester and Lous Branch by Ri-
J Js... How No. p i,ca pei n' nsila@iWay
Linz for Mloebe,r and Long Bransh....... Ais D. IN
slip r. T., a. ~ aid Ysphlnt M. ani
To iiaeteitstowu and intermediate stations, ~
Morris and E..eI II. r.. foot 81 Buclayf', ~
s.aaa. NJ BY san.c rosd for stations west OF
Mburnn $40 o m Morr,,i9,'n ktpIs..,;.;' p IN
and spFiaEheldsteamefs leave fees SIP II %
aud N
10 New Haven. by the Sc~-tayru Rk, 2'ih'f n
sud ih-ay 1t T. Q. ~ a. III 3 s:f' - lni " !"
10 the West, by Central Railroad OF r-wJ.I.-y.
via Allentown rom foot o. Lleriy-.t. y. H..
a. ~ ~ aud 6.ru SUNDAY trsin......' p H.
10 Philadelphia by ncw-Jcrsey Railroad, iooi OF
Courtinndi-ft, :. 10 sld ~. l. ni.,+ snd D.
M. and II midnight sundnv.........:. y ~
To Providegcr. by steamer Cit' of Providenc' ~
err Tuesday Thur.day ind Saturday, iSn fier
%. y. r., ~ '
TO Providence by Neptune steamship CO. Line,
dsiiy. (sundays excepted NON pi'f "a 1907 81 49,
Robinsons, N. H., Y -
To Troy bystsomsrs Vanderbilt and Rip ln WIN
HE, daily (Sundsy- incudcdi Saturdays ek'
eepedl pier ~ y. ;.'':'..''. y !"
To Washington. by New-jeIsey u. H. foot u
Courtlandt-st.. and II! a. H., p. n' snd u
midnight Sunday y "'
To Piernont by Northern il. H., Aew-Jersey.
from jersey City at u a. IA. III y and 90! r M =,
MOndsy " e '"'
To Nrwbem from Norfolk, by steamer Pioneer
every Friday. MI,
FOR further Information In Tcyad 70 Railroad Time Tables
zee advertisements an another mart Of this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
BROOKLYN NEWH.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Last night, about 81
O'Clock sfre broke out In the packing box factory Of
Henry Solms. foot Of Rnsh-st, Brooklyn *. d.. and
was unsubdued up TO u late hour The fire originated
the boiler, in a frame building OF the main
factory and the flames spread to the latter. In
less than hour both building. heap OF ruins.
The fire then spread TO largo quantity OF dry lumber
in the yard, and Notwithstanding the utmost exerions
of the remen and the assistance of Of the Brooklyn
Ferry Company boats it will not be entirely subdued
before early hour this morning. The sayeyard OF
Mr.. Cross adjoining the above. will most likely escape
with small damage. The two building, destroyed were
not OF much value but the loss in machinery tools and
stock will be very heavy. Partially Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
DISCHARGE OF TIE PRISONER MERcrER.-Thc

case Of Charles MERCER WHO arrested at Carlisle,
Pa a few days since, the charge Of being implicated
in the murder OF Jose Garcia Otero presented to
the Grand Jury. yesterday by the District Attorney,
and eer the examination Of several witnesses proving
that Nercier was Of his boarding house. No 81 White
st. " V. the night Of the murder. aud was in no
way connected with the assassination the jury recon-
mended his discharge. MERCER accordingly dis
charged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

DISTINGUISHED VIsII Ogs.--AmOrg the ntl-
nerous distinguished visitors Of NewOrssns we have
% announce Judge Busteed of the United states Dis,
dct Court Of Alabama. Ills numerous friends have
been glad 20 meet him in excellent health and cor
day. We understand, for Mobile, Montgomery and
Huntsville. Another gentleman whose name is widely
snown and as widely honored is that Of Mr.. Rnfns W
Andrews. formerly Surveyor of the Port OF New'York
lie, also was among the arrivals tire Guiding star,
on visit to the Crescent City. He has Of course,
found many friends glad to welcome him.
fSouthern Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Election Riot in the Thirteenth Precinct.

disturbance occurred III the Eleventh Dis
frict Of the Seventh Ward last evening Two rougbs
AZ is alleged named Burke and BrcnnOn led on crowd
who attempted TO smash the box containing tho C9un
s-ilmanc and AldermGDic vote. They succeeded in
doing this but the vote had alieady been taken out and
eanyassed The police neIerred IN time TO fave the
remainder 81 the boxes Which we're taken to the IhiT
Teeuth Precinct Station House The rest OF the vote
Was there canyassed The ngleaders still at large,
hut well known 10 the police, who are sangune they
viii be able arrest them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
The Southern Delegations.

The Philadelphia inquirer's Washington special
OF yesterday says:
"Notyi,hstanding nll the talk about Southern dele
cations there are far but twenty three VINO osr any
tind on credentials namely, seven from virginia, hsc
80 North Carolina seven from Ienness,e. one from
Ionsisna and three from Mississippi Only one from
kh Csrnlina can lake the oath. and he comes from
RORY on,b or Monntain District. All were on the
enor ~ the House to-day and generally located them
ga in seats but by tho rules OF the HOUSE they WIN
hereafter be excluded from tho hoor hos' VI 'nc hi'
going back home this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Hotel PcrsonRl.

Major-Gen. Steele, U. S. A.; Col. Gibson,
e. g. A.; Capt. Birmingham. San Francisco, and 5. d.
Lawrence Rhode Island, arc stopping at the Metro
yOitan Hotel
Theo. Pomeroy Pittsfeld among the guests at tho
81. james Hotel
Gen. Granger. o. s. A., and Col Foster Washington.
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The Hon J.. G.. Fesseuden Maine. aud the Hon. L..
g. Cor, Maryland. have arrived at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

ARREST OF PIcKpocKErs. On the arrival OF
The II D. m train from New Haven on Monday evening
IN r. VI. LYMAN Of Royaon. W. had his pocKrt
Led NJ hia wallet which contained only ~. the BULK
If his money fortunately being on another part OF s
nersoD Information OF the theft was gwen 10 Vn'eor
I'm connyer of the Twenty.siG Precinct Ponce
Tan, BrscketD who succeeded in arresting two pick
nooEets known 10 the police, one OF whom was iecog
MED by DR. Lyman rs the person VINO tODDed hiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Notice 10 rsnriucrs.

Tus,Ll,rr slA,DA fired white nght GO Get above th'
40 la, hcen rea,. bsh~d Tinbaiirr isl-nd Lou-hnh
N1T1aoupA-A fixed white light win h.'beA every p'n
M md lalC has been temporarily esAbi.heu =" 'ee' ao''
,ss s,a and no feet ~ by w from the od town
souTs Is gsr HEEr-A fixed rcd hg.t " icrt apo'o 'Ho
,ea h, r,s.tablshed NJ South West Reel, LOUISIANA
suyiI KxY-A fixed white iisht, II beet ABOVE 'hc see
-. h.s, r,S'tnblhed ON Shell Keys, Marfh Island La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Workingmen's Union.

grand Msu Meeting Of the Worknguen n New York sud
atincen, cities In favor Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
will be- held at Cooper Institute THIS "WEDNESDAY
EVENING Dec. q. ut u O'Clock.
Eminent speakers will address the Meeting
The Musical Protective Union have generously volunteered
Band OF 100 performers.
The Female Operative benevolent Society have accepted
At invitation to be present on the occasion.
All Trade Organizations not Represented In tho Union and
the Workugmcn Of this city Brooklyn and the ueghborins
cities. arc cordially invited Ia be present.
CONE ONE, COME ALL!i
NJ STEPHENS, President
w. +. LLOYD. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
SocE1YA valuable OF lectures will be delivered
before this Society during the months of December and
January. The lecturers in December will be Henry c.
Cary OF Philadelphia. Edward a. Atkinson of Boston,
Fred A. ConLling OF New York, and u. II. Derby Of
Boston On The Finances aud Resources Of the United
rtates."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

RAILROAD COLLISION IN MASSACHUSETTS. -
On Saturday afternoon last two freight trains coldcd
at " The Tunnel, near Canaan, the Western Rail.
road 10Th engines together with several cars. were
completely wrecked No person seriously injured.
Albany passengers were detained three hours Ing
Albany "a; o'clock. ThCre no hagmen stationed ut
hs tannel where It Is said, u similar accident occurred
tyslvs months sinea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

FIRE. About one o'clock yesterday morning,
fire broke ont in the Crystal OIL Works in Ferris.
corner OF Suliyan.ss caused by the leakage of gas
from The stills which becoming gniied set the building
on fire. The lot loss is represented 10 be abont sioOO
upOn which there is no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
CALIFORNIA.
Organization Of the LegisIature-Thc Com
stitutional Commercial
Intelligence.
SAcRANryo. Tuesdnv. Dec, 8 ls

SAcRAMEyo, Tuesday, Dec. 8 ls63.
The Legislature organized to-day, electing
the following Union ocers; In the the Senate S. Z.
Wright, President pro TEN, and John White. Sccre-
tary; in the Assembly j. w. NJ. Wilcox, Speaker.
pro ten, aud NJ. D. Bornek. Chief Clerk.
In the Senate Joint resolution offered adopting
the COnst tutiOnal Amendment II abolish Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Memorandum.

Tho siesu,r Abtin .le which went ashore on fort IN
0r on the in ns, during the fOs got OIL the s'ms e'
ne and eryed nu 70 Tie city She received no damage s"u
wi leave on her regular day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Charter Election at Hudson Ci,y-Unisn
HrnsOY. n. Y, Tues1

HUDSON \. Y, Tuesday Dec. 8, 1875.
At the Charter election Of the City of Hud-
son. held to-day the Union parties elect their Recorder
ty IS ,nsjorty, and also majority Of their city candi
dates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
COMMONWEALTH or KENTUCKY.
Comfy OF IEIgG.

TIE afisnt Elizabeth Wirz says that she left Wash.
urton on the 81 day Of October past; that Gen. j. e.
Baker promised her the privilege Of seeing her late
husband Copt ii. WIZ at o'clock p. m OF thid day
tina, she (, the prison at the appointed lOr Dut
Gen Baker did not attend. and che was compelled TO
leave the CITY on the O'Clock train without having an
interview with her husbandi thst she arrived al ROCK
Castle Trigg county, Kentucky the i2lh OF oetoDer
last She saws che had such interview with Capt.
IL Wirz as narrated and detailed IN the punished
statement made by Gen L. C. Baker; she says i is not
truo that she attempted TO convey by means Of KISS
in sk or anything else; the statement to
liza. effect made BY Baker, or authorized byI
him. and Published in the papers IL iaisehooa iron,
beginning TO end--ialse in sum and substance and
false In detail and every particular She says that she
had a number Of interviews with her late husboBd
without the presence OF Gen. Baker. and had many
ounortnnitics of giving him CNiz) poison. had she
been wicked enough 20 conceive and peIperate such
crime; that the statement that she dad So ana mat
GEN Baker chOked WirZ aud compelled him - spit II
cut Of bis mouth, - wicked ana p'se ihDiicWlohi
that at the time stated by Baker aant had been IN
Kentucky more than two weeks; one hhls .an, ,'e
last interview she had with Capt WIZ was On the 5lt
day OF September last, and In the presence OF Ten
Baker The conversation then had was IN relation "
the character Of the testimony against Capt WIZ she
accusing the witnesses with having been hfbed by
Government officials and pronOuncing their testimony
false. which Gen. Baker ceuied that he became Of
Tended with her because she had accused hs pet mars
collected by him for their subserycncy and bseness To-
swear away the life Of al innocent ma) o PERJURY ana
never permitted her to have another Interview WIN
him; that she compelled 10 leave Washington Ciy
on the 81 Of October for want OF neaus to dehy her
expenses there; that she came to Kentucky ~ stated
y her above committing her husband 10 the care o his
Maker submitting his fate % the honor and jusnce
OF strap court and the vcracity Of corrupt
bribed and perjured Witnesses. ELzAbEfD VILE
Subscribed and sworn to before mo 10y Airs LbliDeih
wiz, thig 2ith day Of November ls6J.
j. ii. WILKINSON. Judge rrigg Comfy Court.
COMMONWEALTH OF KRNTucKY. 1EicG Cor"I, set
Il. G. G. Hooks clerk OF TIE County Court OF saa
county do certify hat j. II. Wilkinson, before whom
The foregoing affidavit made Is AMI was al Tie
time Of 30 doing the Acting Judge Of the Corniy
Court in aud for tho county aforesaid duly ciccied,
commissioned and qualified and that all his Official
acts are entitled TO full faith and credit.
Given under my hand aud seal Of office OF sad court
at Office in the Of Cadz TINS 18th day OF No'rh'
ber. 1865. c. G. HOOKS. Clerk. Trigg County Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

ILLNESS OF THE Hon. M. L. ODELL.-The
Hon. NJ. +. Ole,. Naval Storckecper. has been lying
i'll at his residence No 81 Orangest since Sunday last
from disease of the throat. lie had Dccn complaining
for several dnys previous. but partially enabled to
attend 10 his duties His condition is nor considered
critical
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
LET Us BIZ MERCrpUL TO OURSELVES

The physical structure Of the ronges. human being vu
nerabe everywhere. Our bodies are endowed by nature
nth certain negative power which protects them to some
extent from unwholesome Influences but this protection is
imperfect and DO safely relied In unhealthy regions
or under circumstances Of than ordinary danger There
FORE wisdom it prudence Il is sense TO pro.
vide ssans, such contingencies by taking antdots in ad
rance; in other words by certifying the system with course
Of
HOsTETTERs STOMACH BIrTERs,
the most complete protective against al the epidemic and
endemic maades that has been administered Ia any
country As remedy for Dyspepsia there Is no medicine
that will compare with t. Whoever suffers the pangs Of In
digestion anywhere tho face of the earth where HosrEr
BTsRs be procured docs voluntarily for
y Truth exists. this invaluable Tonic aud Alternative would
his dsor5ered stomach healthy condition To the
Bilious Is also especially recommended and in Of con.
rmed Constipation il affords speedy aud permanent relief
In Canada, the West Indies and Australia the Bes rank
shove s other medicines Of the class and the demand for
them in all foreign countries increases every N Y.
Office, No. SO Cedsr.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Special Notices.
Cbcmi,,ry, pIinernIogy and Mining.

Chemistry, DIinerniOgy and Mining.
meeting will be held il, the Rooms OF tho Association
for the Advancement of Science and Art, Cooper Institute
ga foor) on WEDNESDAY De-. 6, at 4 o'clock. A
piper will be- read by Prof ASiES Of Mnnesoa, on the
isology Of that region.
Dr. STEVENS win also give report of his visit TO the
mDcs OF Nova Scotia friends Of The Mining interest and
nLhers. nrn invited 10 DO prestn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

Brndbury,s Pianos-TiiE BEsr.-Pr0nouneed "'he
Rtp Inv m, most renowned artist. Superior in tone
touch power, DURABi-fr and elegance OF hn'h' ware
oon. No. aeT and as Boomes, co., OF Crosby CAL or
send for ciycnlM. "'L D. DNADpeN''
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DIED.


ARNSTRO NG-On Monday Dec. :, George W. armstrong.
con Of George Armstrong formerly OF Donegal, Ireland
e. % ysars. months aud % days
Toe relatives and friends Of the family snd those OF bis brother
David and his brothersinaw, James regory and John
sutton invited attend bis funeral from the residence
Of his father No. GJ Pke Thursday, the TN inst at
2 O'CLOCK y. IN.
New Oreans papers please copy.
sLBTRTSON-On Monday. Dec L. 1868, Mrs. c. d. Albert
son wife Of ID. T. Abcrson.
The body will be taken to Branifor Conn, for in,erment
from er late residence, No a East TLrtyhrstst, on
Wednesday morning, Dec. 9, at o'clock.
BARTON--On Sunday evening. Dec. 3, William ii. w.
Barton eldest of " lian Barton, esq.
The fri-pds the family invited 10 attend his funeral,
fom the residence Of his father No co last Nineteenhst,
on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock
PLITSOVOn Monday evening De-. g. David g. only son
Of sarah A. aud tn late David ). ~ son eyed months
The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at
" O'Clock, from 30. 10 CGnton-st, brooklyn
IFyINGs-On Monday Dec. T. Mrs Sarah Levings, widow
OF the late Rey. Noah Leyines. .
The relatives and friends of the fimy spe"ty invited
C. Levuss ". d. No % Ninths, New loFA, on Wednes-
day, Dec. g. ~ | O'Clock p M
MlYHEW-ln Brooklyn. Tuesday, Dec. ;, Capt Zeo
MAvhcw. aged - years. 80 . a.,
The relative. sni friends Of tho family respectfully invited
10 attend she funeral from his late Residence No ~ Fst
Mace on Friday. Dec. .. at ? o'clock p. M.
SIR ,NGE AYs-On Tuesday Dec. 5. Thos. srmgeways'
Funeral will take place, AZ No 80 West Twenty On
Thursday Dec. I, Ut o'clock p IN.
Members OF Tepar Lodge No O, 7. and ~ M VIII meet
a, their Lodge Rooms ~ o'clock precisely.
Members OF the NewYok Caledonia Club win meet ct No.
% Wet Twenty-eighthst at o'clock D. IN
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stomach and bowels. wind cole and gives rest and
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tonal reason for complying with the Tresirni Proclamation
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