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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERx-FgB. l4-Before Ju'
tice MCCuSN
PETROLEUM coSTRAcT-Sl9,000 DAMAGES Fol
BREACH OF CONTRACT.


Christopher Tyler James g. Barrows and others.
The defendants entered into a contract TO deliver
Fabrcot,e Brothers 5000 bb of straw to white refined
petroleum AZ certain price In quantities Of 500 bbs every
Is days If the purchasers failed TO take II they TO
e. per barrel each failure Fabncotti Brothers assigned
the contract third party, who assigned to the
plaintiff in this suit The defendant failed to deliver the
roleuu il having risen Is cents barrel and the
plaintiff brought suit for hi damages After the plaintiff had
mad. Is Gaze the defendant moved dismiss the complaint
on the grounds that the Assignment q the Plaintiff With
on, the permission Of the defendant him nc
right bring this and second tina, II appeared that
he gambling one ,or the rise and fall The
Cour, oyerrued the motion The jury verdict for the
plaintiff for $1,000 which the Court added an allowance
OF per cent ,
NJ r. H. Huntley plaintiff exJudse Dean for defend
ants.
SPECIAL TLRy-FEB li-Before Chief Justice RoBERTsoS
DECISIONS.
JeromcMcGuire agt. Cour,landt Palmer-Com-
peint dismissed with costs, extra allowance Of $50
granted
Jacob W. Harris art. cha.. Gordius-noton granted with
out
Jeremiah J. CoemoD act. Isaac Observation-Disclosures
granted with 80 costs.
Cha. NJ Msrsh ori. the NewYorA Harlem Railroad Co
Motion granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
CITY NEWS.

The LHDERKRASz MASK THIS EVENING
Tie grand licderkranz Mask will take place at the
Academy of Music this evening and viii be. Of
very attractive and brilliant affair The members OF
thi, Society have made every effort 20 eclipse the ball
of their brother Arons last week and those interested
in the TWO associations will BE- present no doubt TO oo
serve the progress Of the good latured rivalry The
Academy promises 10 be such scene OF gGyety and
pleasure and brilancy this evening as IS rarely Wit
messed even within is spacious and splendid walls.
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1Jropoeals.
OFFICE OF CoxxIssAA1 or suBasrtSoE.


No FnInGEsr.. NEw-f ORR frufuafy y, lf6. }
SsEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
- ndog.ed o. Proposals. for Cooked Rsi.ons vii oe
seived by te .ned Unit. o'cloc. q, MONDAY
Tie llt instant, or supplying COOKED lATIONS foTi9ui
,nonfs rom the t March 1896 oT FOR such shorter period
may directed by tie CouflisryO OeEeT o. Suts'
.,. 60 I'D troops IN the service a. W. a. to al. oth'I per
IeaIlen. SD raay be- IN New fors at the Battery bi
49, ks New York State SoldeT Home or e-ewerel or i-
,uiaoc vicinity we'll those who may be- en route
and rom other parts Of the county ard lot oAthe po
,J.i iJf.
Tho rat VIII consist Of three f1sss each y. Of good and
~holcorne food and bec 90 slcn proper inspection - "ay
So directed by the oiireT I'm charge.
The contractor must also furnish The sop and candles " y
MY REQUIRED iu accordance Win %. ay .ioi o.. ii
lows Foll pounds soap and tnd Cne r'T pounds o.
IcaB..atLc and es 10 etcu hundred Tatols.
t. tdd.Ts aust state the pace peg rston -" ich zee
noe al eXpeuset such g. Furnishing c"gAns apa
gstus packing boxe- transportation Of th' Ton &C
Al tils must accompanied by guaranty signed b. TIE
g.srautcrs them selves, a- 'oiows:
me rndersgHeG scr,tV gnGr0nfg nat iI c0tf n, ip'r
eo.ng saa " - be- doeepfef q stqH to dIyJAhDfc
0ecofd.o % is true purIort and coHfors; oifo mat +
coqt,lcf ,aaH bserecHflG uh tuo 5onG m fie sum Of 81
tio.aGLf Co.4rf clcf.'
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Y TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15 SUPPLEMENT-

and Brighton sbo 800 Western take the place Of 81
last week TIE pTices Of sheep have declined about e & m
Fromb TO 1c. ior good los-notng 6cs which pree
lot o Inverted sheep 35 N esch sold that cost N
Albany 8.c. Y n last Fall Many sold at TO &c. y
N. Droyers complain OF losing week. both sheep and
cattle. Prizes hides, &C. said to shaky also
Although there but lew wording cattle maSetwe retain
lastW Wsrs . quotations.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

ELECTION OF DIRECTORS FOR TIE SIXTH
AVENUE RAILROAD CoNPANY-A meeting OF tLis Com.
pany was held OIL Tuesday at the Board Room OF
Directors for the next l2 months and after the disposed
OF some unimporant business tae following gentlemen
were unanimously elected:
For Directors-Rl hard Mortimer, q. W. BurnhaIn ed
De Pey.er Jonathan Thone I. Butler. Waldo iuichin
Wa r. stewart John Wilson. John p Moore, A. q Jone'
Henry Demarest, Jo,iah Tex, Henry Salisbury
INSPECTORS OF Henry Goelet, Stephen Nrsy and
John 7. Farish.
The election of President Of the Company wi come
off az the next meeting OF the Board. and il i eonn
IDENTITY asserted that T. T. Bnter esq, WHO has been
acting pro ten. for time back will be UNANIMOUSLY
chosen 10 that responsible post.
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]1cri-Uarnens' Noiife.
STATE op Nrw YORK.

OP NV 1OHk, Z
PoRT- WARpKSs' OFFICE, No, lO4 "bN-sI
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance win
section oftbe ac, pa.,d Aprl H. 1851 EMIT ed An
Ac, to Eeorysnle the Wegdens Oise the Port % NeW
YORK 10 ali persons Interested n having charge OF the
ubet H. t-r OF such inquiry examination or survey tht
the following under ,ia1uton py the or
Wden, and that tie sad surveys examinations WI oe
cosreted within ten days succeeding ais no'iee on
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
PERSISTENT ATTEMPT TO DESTROY A TlyE.

PERSISTENT ATTEMPT TO DESTROY IhSE-
MESr HOUSE By FIRE.-Since Saturday last three at
tennis have been made 20 fire tenement.house in
Franklinst, between Oak and Colyer Greenpoint but
each time without positive success hundred dollars
Mill nvar tbe losses at the three fires but the alarm OF
the inmates at these persistent attempts 10 fire their
Jwelling cannot be easily allayed Other attempts
have been made 10 fire tlis dwelling previous TO those
mentioned.
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TRAINS LEAVE SEWIOKh:
FoT New Haven. 100 GCU Ell nJJ lis, tEt }
COO tE-.) 34.. 40 and 800 tEr.l p
70! BRIDGEPORT 7O1. 800. t,I.I ll.0 m; 12l5, EN-
so, (t1..i Asj, 80 and 800 (EI,) p IN.
For " ford and strstord 100 llJ0 N. -, 49, p n
For Fairfield Southport aud WeHpcFi, '~, JO@ Ia 'As'
4.up - ~ -. .
oOl tE4..l G4J, 40, $50 800 (EI.l =.
For Daren 100. $50 l1l0 .. n. AS SO 30 p NJ
Fog fIreenHich. 90 go ll.J0sn 34j, 40 80 81 pm
For STANFORD 100 8cO (E,,) $50 ll30 n ;l2l3 tEIb
90 IN a. 80 SO go. 800 (Ex..b .. - g., a.,
For ro Chester and intermediate stations. W. ~ iI'''
I, " 3.lj, 4.J0 $50, go. ig1 p M. ,
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston vie Spin shed soos m tEI) 800 ttH l&o'
for Boston, via shore Line. l2.l5 TI..) sop N.
For Hartford -ni Springfield, aO0 tb'.J l'l' dv
CfN..i 900 D. N. 80 49,,
For Connrc,icut River Railroad. 90 m (Ex) l3l3P IN
TO Montreal. 800 p Tn. 20 Northampton. - 81.
For Hartford Providence and tshkii Railroad, 800 iEiI
For New Haven New London and stonington RsAfoad.
600 q. m. IL. 10 300 100 p.
For Csn,l Rai.rosd l2.l3 o. m to Northampton
for Housatonic Railroad. bE m.
For Nauaafucs Raj road, 8.0J Ia. IN, AOo 2. H.
for Dsnbury sId N0Twsk Railroad, 'V, 30 a. M, A'
Commodioas Sleeping car. attached 70 go p M train
JaMFS II. HOi1. Supi.
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or -0A WILL BUY l5.7o5rS PATENT
- -.CUO RIGHT 70. new system Of AwnnS e'
,.,ent invention. EuterUi1r parties oa easily realize
opN tv this Investment Fol perc1a-s given AZ No i'S
G.r. Bookstore where tie flodcl can oe in-peced
C.2 [0H WANTED for 30 days, on
E&, ,0DO MACHINERY worth +5coc.. Interest,
% nv, er cent bonus given and bl Of se,e of 're for
,,rrty Machiuerv .orei and insured Adlr, Tor inter
Wow with 4 M name MACH merry T-blre Ofi'e.
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ROBBED By DrssoLUTE FEMALE.-Be.ween

ROBBED BY DIssOLUTE FEMALE.-Be.ween
3 and 4 O'Clock on Wednesday morning, Margaret
Hogan accosted Frank Bloom Of No. SCI East ThiF,ieth'
ST. in the Bowery and while engaged in conversation
she took from his pocket wallet containing -. lie
seized her arm and accused her Of the theft She denied
it, and while arguing the she attempted 10 steal
his watch He then caused her arrest by Officer Sli
van Of the Seventeenth Precinct. The wallet vas
found near where she had been standing. Yesterday
she committed for trial By Justice Mansfield. lie
accused Is native Of Ireland aged p years ard re
sided in Twentysixth.st., near Thirdaye She claims
10 be q servant
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

('kNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ -Pa,scf.er and Freight Depo; w New orb,
Jbertyt Hampton Junction with the
iIcbawGAa Western Railroad and LastOn with NE
L.ii,h valley Railroad aud it, conuecOr forming direct
fGs 10 PtsOufgh and che West without change Of sso
GHEAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from the Wet except Sundays
aien o.. evening tran
III. tIaiH daily (e1cep ssturdayD for TIE oil region.
.1ty miles aud two hours saved by this line 10 Chcsgo.
.D,inAsti. 81 Louis. kc with but change Of carr.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commenting Nov. -, l8ClLeave New York NJ iolows:
Al iof Euston. Much Chunk, NiEanfpor wilkes
ttue, Malanoy City, etc.
NAL IRAIS-At q. III ior FIenngton, EastoD, acr
Ghg Scfsuton Wiae.narre Great Bend BinehIilto etc
Ga n.-Nestern Express for kaston, Scr1nton, Great
heTd citown Reading HsrrsbuTg, Pittsb1Tah and the
West with but change OF 10 Cincinnati Chicago
and bot tHo -hans-s u -. LO2is.
" II IRAIs-FOr EostoiL Allentown. Ms1ch Chns,
WAktstsrIe Wlsmspor. Reading, Pottsvie Hasyisourg.
ts.
nl-For Esston. Scranton. Great Bend. Bethlehem.
Allentown Msuch Chunk.
= m.For somervils and Fiemngton
- Express train for the on Region md hrt, dolly
<S"It Saturday.
90 T. n--fOr Sofnerviile
y ui-FoT SomeIyille.
~ 4n-WESrEKN EXPRESS TRAlN-for La,ton, Al
"tto"g HEADING, HssrsbuTg Pittsburgh aud the West
0tIns sthfough from Jerey City 10 Pittsbur.he eiT
sy.nus
ELlZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Tickets foI TIE West obtained the office o. the
'Hue kodfoad Company foot Of LibcTyst ~ r. ~ No
etoT hou q &os. III so sud g4 Broadway and 10 the
pHhe pol notes. JOSIAH q. SIEAHNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

FRACAs BETWEEN LOoN-KEEPERs.-Ear
on Wednesday evening Thomas Riley. proprietor OF
saloon at No. 81 Cberry.si went into the saloon Of
Charles Mcneil at No. 3sl Waerst for the purpcse OF
looking for girl who had left his place and entered
that Of his rival Mcneil ordered him out. Rle! re.
fused 10 leave when Mcneil turned upon him and
stabbed him with carving knife in the neck nlicing
a severe wound. Mcneil arrested by Oicer WI
louShby OF the Seventh Precinc; and was Yesterday
committed for trial By Justice Mansfield In deian OF
So 900 bail. Tie accused is native VI Boston Mass.
aged 81 years.
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Amount OF stock at market; .,
Cattle Sheen shoe. rat Hogs
This week.... ............2,t6J 108J 40
Lat tweek.....,...........lg54 1913 ..
One yeaf hgo..............lHi 4,lI6
PRCKs-be-f. 100 n, on total weight OF aide th
and meat 3d Sl3 50 hrt quality hl2 25drlI Si
..cond quality flld&l2; third quality, xiOd +lii l."
choice single pairs, 4sdsH 50, OF the poorest bans
&c. 4-aT-. - .,-o -
Uo,king Sl5oa $3.50 handy steers, s9oa Alo OF
ucl according to their value for beef; prices nominal
Coz, and Young Cdires-Fair quality, ta0a t'3 EhfA'
efO0 : 100: FarIow and Dry, &35nTIa -
Shs,D-PeT N, live weight, SAFE; Extra u dBc. I'D.
Fat Hogs-Sbotes, lJdl3c.
Hides-nnghtou 81 aloe. y H.. Country lots, Btd'e'
Tanorc-8dIoc. v 10.
Poii,-+l 55d ~ - each. 49,
RYsARxs-The number Of cattle coming from the WeN ~
A,onishng-there being this week nearly quite po
ones and.sone 80 ~ remaining unsold from last wee
This considerably the largest number have ever
IN one There were only % Cor the corresponding "c
year and H. fact more Albany cattle this one ""cA 'i
were here las year during tle months Of January AM
FcDruary Could prices be- p.cted stand the pressure
sul abundant supply There none ron an, az"
abe $50 the Northern roads Prices have de- n.i nom
soc TO + s 100 with the prospoct Of dun closing '"'
tom.hi. 1900, -,
A;C.mt..gss stsyt ';N ,beeg ~ place 900 "' "''r
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Name. Of slaf.n oE..

E.5d.I must give their iu is and lo state ther
zoe 0l .cs.d-nre and bIslnrst.
They nust b. present the ou~n- of tie poposa and
fully Vreuar-d with their suEetes 70 ign iunedaieY '
tontfhc and bond Evidence be shown o the tu'Ie
,.spolibii:y -urety Any informally VII D" ia
aA1.e tie entire rejection 81 the popo. tud tnN ohf
tLal O ceuuine iid made perfect good fs, viii .ug.
'Ls y,roD sAn, il and l, garantoa iotAe asesan peay
Oft
Elc b. ast Laye f-'ed copy o.t, 4a'ei,i'a'n' BE
uoled . g.
Tie Government rese!ye TIE rgi 20 rect any BIZ wi 4
seems auleis0r. be or 4 salvar'a- --0 .s 20 g.
IEylfnts 20 be- monthly d. t4cA 'lt- a- ahy uc isAtd
by tie United sites. -
FRANCIS J.. BFRiER.
Er~v.t MsIof 4. =.
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mtfed Dy Justice DOWubS lOT cAdUluhltONI Nv ill
jured woman Was taken 70 the New-YoFS Hospital,
where her wound was pronounced dangerous.
THEFT OF HORSE AND WAGON.-On Tues
day last james Sinclair OF No 1876 East Tenth-si, cent
Patrick Lyon. with horse and Rockaway wagon val
ned at s3lj, up town an errand. At tie corner q
Thirdave. and Fortysecond.st.. the driver left The
vehicle and entered house for the purpose o. transact
ing some business. On his return. after q short ab
sepce he found the turnout missing by means OF the
Police telegraph the Police throughout the ty were
notified OF the loss. During the evening Offer Hen
derson of the Eighth Precinct saw two SUSPICIOUS
young men named James Clark and Edward Brady
driving the missing vehicle through Broome-s, As he
advanced toward them Clark jumped ont and attempted
to escape He was arrested by the Officer and together
with his companion taken 10 The Staton-Iioase The
horse and vehicle were subsequently restored 10 the
owner. Yesterday Justice Ledwith committed them
for trial in default of q 500 bail each. They are wei
known to the Police of the Eighth Precinct The sys
TEN Of stealing teams which have been kept ~ the
owners temporarily standing in the street he's become
very common OF late.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

BosIoy, Wednesday. Feb u, ls56.
The steamship Africa sa.led this forenoon,
takin. % passengers for Liverpool aud 81 for hain
ana 81 90 IN slesis foS the latter Port.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

!'A iAkI-soot a Bar lay i-On and Iier Nov. a.
htfnuc al tsls fof Haosestoun eid intermediate sta
nons. w4l tayo Il 80 H Express foI AL ,tatOas
v,s " a. h.rn 81. Ioy. N. M4r,sto~n Espres. at3 p IA
SfuOln et.nt syL.JlienasIt
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The REPORTED DEATH or ALDERMAN

The REPORTED DEATH or ALDERMAN
MICHAEL NoRI lS.lG our evening edition OF yester'
day we announced the rumored death by shooting OF
Alderman Michael Norton. Since we published the
item referred TO- our reporter has seen the Alderman
and SO FAR from being dedd he is in the enjoyment OF
most excellent health. ON the evening in question
iTuesday) the Alderman went 10 bail at the City
Assembly Rooms and not being seen TIL late on
Wednesday afternoon, It was from this circumstance
the rumor arose We have been desired by the Alder
man himself 10 publish the following:
To RE Editor Of The " Y Tribune
SIR Nv attention having been called very prominent
notice in the daily papers this date ih giving an accou,
of my decea-e wsh you contradict the same as am sun
m TIE and Of the LIVING and also enjoying very good health
Whether Il b. mistake the private malice exposed oil
some ev.ldisIosed person am unable TO say very ne
srsc,h,llv yont obea eut servant NJ NORTON.
Alderman Third District.
Nslc. York Feb. Ia 1866.
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tflc0ieGi.

pJSEASES of the Kidneys. Bladder and Pro-
.,sfe-TLe afflicted will learn how 90 obtain relief ny
sdd,ess,ps "FFLLOW.St FFERER' station b. Wb.e
uoose. Nsw.loTS City Enclosing ,wo stanipsI
NEW EDITION-Jl ST pUBLISllED.-
~ IT, LANNON'S MEDICAL end - RGicAL "Dhh
m an .,.es al tie Pelvic Vicerl Nervous Debility Piles,
ti.t structure and Constitutional Affections. Aso, COO.
t,r rras frr Of cases tie .uhects tr aird
w.rk soid OF mailed 20 any address oy the Doctor,
No ls BrJsdWay - 50, %: by L. Warner fVuhsA"f
~. Yescy.e. Treatment 'Tom lt g. n. 10 y in.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

SANITARY REPORT-The followingiS report
of the amount of work performed by the Sanitary
Police:
To the Honorable the Board Of Police.
GEyrLEnEy: The following is the amour, Of wors Ter.
formed BY the members Of my commend for tie weet fns
Feb TO- 1856: There have been 333 notices served oT u.
cleansing Of l66 sinks "a prvies, yards, SO hossoscse
20 cellars. stables, 10 houses saughterhonses Ats
vacant lot cisterrs and for the repairing OF nss SIDE
walk chinneys coal vaults ana 2l hydrsns tnd waste.
pipes There have been cesnsed under service Of p ylo
notice l7O sinks IS prves % yards, 80 house u Gel
lars IL houses, areas vacant lot and repaied sns
chiInneys coal vaults and 26 hydans and waste npes
The following the amount OF work performed IN Brooklyn
under Acting Sergeant Boce Is4 notices have been served
for the cleansing Of l4 sinks 80 Yards c-sspoos and
terms cellars. vacsntlot hogpen COW stable. areas
and for the repairing OF wells. There have been eeea.d
under service Of previou. notice ., sinks IA yards esspco
and cisterns cellars house. vacant lots hog-geD sud
repaired sinks. chimney, wells and hydrni- Al of
which is respectfully submitted. BOWEN q. LORD,
Captain Sanitary Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

ROBBERY AND RECOVERY OF SToLEy G0ODs.-
Shortly before o'clock on the morning of the b ins
the nillinerystore Of Peter Stewart, No. lt2 Bowu!
was entered by forcing OF the bar which confined the
shutters taking down the latter and then smashing IN
the window Notwithstanding the fact thst tie locality
is frequentel at all hours OF the day and nshf
the thieves succeeded in making off with velvet and
ribbons valued at S30s On Tuesday evening Detective
Mcleod and Officer Lyon OF the 18th Precinct vent 10
the house No ia Hestsrs for the purpose o arrest
ing John Zimmer whom they believed to have Lad
hand in the robbery. On reaching the door they met
one George Revere Just leaving He was arrested and
under his coat found small piece Of velvet Inc
officers then proceeded up the room OF LinAer and
in bureau found six pieces of ribbon, and N bed
piece Of velvet. All Of the property recovered yaned
at Sos, has been identified by Mr.. Stewart. Ihe
remainder will probably be recovered Yesteriay the
prisoners we're committed for trial by Justice lians
held Revere is aged IL years. and native OF tls city
thinner is aged % years, and a native OF Germany!
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than master Of to convey MY sense OF the obligation Ia
adequate terms
TO had the good fortune. amidst the vicisstudes Of
long and erIuous 70 have kno"n moment
when did possess the confidence AMI esteem oil my couh
try and that my conduct should have met the appoOston
and obtained the asconate reward ofthe state OF
where difc ulties and complicated sy oe
ascrbed the effect of divine wisdom when heh aus
minds OF the people, hIrassed on al ueto ahe
Allowance for the embarrasents OF situation "st
or,i,ude snd patience they sustained the o OF ter
and valuable part thei. territory, and 10 the liberal seh
ents and exeron Of her vrtuous citizens than 70 any
merit ofmlne.
The reflection Of these things after the many hor OF
nrons solicitation which all Of u have had as pleasing AZ
our enbsrrassment at the moment we encountered tne
were distressing must console ms ior past snerng aho
erplexites. ., .
II pray that Heaven may besow its choicest blessings on
your cv that devastation Of war in which you found II
he without trace that wereguated ana Dene
hca commerce may enrich all citizens and that your
tat present the tho Emprel set such exam
smpes OF wisdom and ibersty shall have tendency 70
strengthen and pernanency TO the Ihoh NJ nome, a
credit and rep.ctsby abroad The accompaniment
whereof ' remaining wish aud the primary object oil an my
desire, GEO WAsuINGToS.'
The defendants claimed that the lapse u time hayng Dc
prived them OF the proof OF their letter the statute OF na
tons
The Judge overned this point but directed the jury If they
should find that the letter obtained either by gt or or
uouy by the defendants assgor they should tnd for the De
endats bat II he had borrowed and retained IT, then no title
had been acquired which the statute Of limitations would
run, and they must find fo the plaintiffs.
The Jury found for the plaintiff assessed their damages at
Richard OGoman and Mr. NsnderpOel for plaintiff Mr..
Bangs for defendan
CHAxBsRs-FEB. l4--Before Justice IseRAHAS
DECISIONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
DSOY RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Train leave
II Jsmes.s.ip, New.Nork. ss follows:
s:C1a. m OTe-upot Mai, stopping a. all stations
u 90 il. for SyOss.t
S01p Yaphank Expios and to Greenport on ssiardsys
Scnp IA. Syo.set ErpIess.
$500 j. ~. for Fnrningdale.
Trin. Tor Rosyn end Glen Head leave a. 800 and
I 90 y. IN. changing ears at Mineola.
sunday F1curs on Trains leave Hunters Point At 81
H. WHITE iperintendeLt
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DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III ROAD--On and slter MONDAY, lith Feb, 1870 the
e1pre. train for Cad,n Will be discontinued Tie Steamer
wi leave Per No. g North River daily SUNDAY. etcrpies
~ p m connecting with train iof hanehesicT Toms h''i'
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and inieruedlaie stations " ~
be taken At Low RATES the I cors line scAchins :
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MrNIArIrlr ArMINAc

Gun Rs.s..6 - Son Sets....5:34 Moon Sets.... t%
HIGH WATER pay go.
Sandy Hoo. 8.l2 Gov island. a.!J Hell Gats..iV'Sf
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IAdverfisarnent.l |

ADVERTISEMENT
4 SILENT SEwIyG-MACHIyE, making ne
celebrated Wilcox Gibbs Stitch" strong ela.Ic sd
durable WILCOX GIBBS, No. sos Broadway.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1865.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, lV61
TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YoKh:

pa,..uger Station in NewY Yors corner Twenty
ana Fourthavs LntTsnse on lwentvsevenin-st.
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STABBED IN THE HEAD.-On Tuesday even
inc Mary ponnely was stabbed in the head by au un
known man, whilo IN the basement Of No. td Green.
wiehst, receiving severe wound The assaant was
arrested BY Charles Young, tW vac subsequently
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Boston Live Stock NIark~i.

BRIGIi1OS, CAMBRIDGE AND MrDIoiD
R,,o,f,d for fHE TRIBUNE Tor the ending Wstnsddv
Feb. a. 1860.
tu,unt of stock al market:
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fosl nii0 foun0.

OST-A CERTIFICATE ior 100 SHARES
QUICKSILVER MINING Co., No. "a, IN the name
m ISAAC H. REED. $otcc Is hereby given that nutt
/. shown why new CeItihcste ID be is Jed therefor
GEORGE W. RNERsON. Jssuoey Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Drlnnna.

DRINVlNG.-THONIA f. SUTTON. Mer-
,ntie. Commercial aud general Job .ud ard PtINifk
re i<2 Fulton TT between Na.-s...t. ard Broadway.
MIN. EVERDELL's SONS. No. i04 Fulton
w st-sTEAM JOB PRISTEES .ld LABEL dAi'
UFACTJRERs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FWN TUSIUN,
MCFGrsTER- PALMER FirCHBTRG. NASHUA
LCNILL. CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
IL AID sfaInch steamers Of be Norwich line,
'IJY OF BOSTON aud CITY or SEW YORK.
k.ve Ne dolly >uudays excepted =.
tom Pier No. 50 North River. foot Of Nes,ryst.,
FOR NEW. LONDON.
're connecting with tie Steamboat Express Train rom tho
nbove po- vi Norwich aud WOrcsster bOstOn aEd WOT
.''r Worcser tnd Nashua and New London and Northern
hIiIroais.
fI.y ,a1ea s,the lowest rate. For in'ormslon inquire
81 l. :. MARTIN, Agent, on the P.eL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Trains leave
~ Corilandts fo- PBLADEPHIA a. = 10 ard II q"
&. M, M, and m, ana IL midnight; Tor BALTIMORE
and WASHISGToS. a. and ~, and I3HiiduisAt
NORTHERN RAILROAD 0fNEW-JERSEY.
~ Trans eavc Jersey City lor Picmont AZ 9l3 MI 23
425 6.01 D. Tie sl3 and AIS run 10 Monsey on Mon
day only fJr Piermont At 5: % a. ~. -
THOs. W. DEMARESr, Superintendent