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E-A opposite Masonic Hall.
JNO. F. MAY, NJ. D., Medical Examiner,
Nov 7 Louisiana Avenue, opposite City Hall.
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o. Sunday svsnsz March % SARAH rs Of he late Jacob
Henquss u IsEd Of Jsmaa the 18Th q her
Tbs erds family iansr,l tbs stsf
son Hontsy) oet fsn the ssdsnee Of her EfTsff
Hsnr,qgss ~ last fnirissnth IT. - -- :.
o. sss1sy morning 3Jh INST dARINE HOLMES v3ov of
lie sts Jorn HOLINESS, IL the 18th Of hsr age.
Fsss asrnoo1 ats O'clock from the deere Of her s,a,
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H. ente acquaintance gtsj 70 be fIDs,s his Mon
csy stsfao0a cek from hs late rsdsoe- - Hsasoa st.
Os Saturday, gs inst, CHARLES WklGhT msnhasf Of shs
CITY. - ,,..
Ii ssSs invited attend bis ians',l q; b ts
rsssree 10 oeck tins morning ss shsh the az
cared his family 5ufs gfcgD1 Il Yai.foa
De- tbs City Sunday. 3Qth MS ELIZABErH Avn WIS
Ton o1 Mrs. Assth and o. the late W Wsstes
sged91 yssnl
Fglsa! 90 Tussdsy to morrow a. Ocoek al b4 Pnleea
On gunSsy Nafca u MARGARET Asak, Vie
Of Jossph Fsragton IL 10 rsooibs AID days
Frsnds relatives respectfully nVed u ss ID tao ansfs
formal Aoo1sy sfsrsccc atf otocss
Al her sts ssissBes, 100 s1iysn IL
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Couesp0edenee Of The Tribune.

Coussp0edeuee Of The Tribune. 80.
The American Engine Company, No. 6, OF your
city expected arrive in this city to- morrow sernoa
IN route for Baltimore. While this city the Company
will be he guests OF the Oigen Hose Company who VIII
doubtless entertain them In the most hospiable mssnef
RAhH god sersad and Ther sAe Of 30 hav' essn Sae
y TIE fLors mast eoatrues dali stss havs hesn
expert y esi Tie sales ot city eousunp1s re
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whs At, Ole. Rvs has dech7od
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Sa-s yellow 6efsc al at oArs sss'y a. sc
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market srn.r rrcss wraOs change In SsoSsss'
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m a a MI ED

Thur.say March 9Th DAsIEL O. BkcOs u Boston, MA
RY FLNT daughter Of TIA ats Dr. J. H. Fiat, VI springfield,
Nsss -
On thursday, March o. by Rev NJ clsrs NJ GODFREY
sTAUBLY 10 Mas PHILLPPISA SCHMIDT b0,h u tbs Cty
MONDAY sysnng 9ffh BY Rsy Thos Arm,sgs JOSHUA
DAY. Of hs City, 10 cAIKARlsE THOMPSON Of P0ftsfs
vile, Com.
L. Eob. FRANK OAKLEY lsrmsry u PODghssspss 70 ma
RIEITE GIBsOH all Of The sboys plses
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Supreme CoErt. SATURDAY, March p.
Before Judge Mitchell

DECISIONS Hicks against Robsrt
T. T. Hicks- Motion TO revise grated, and to dismiss
appeal granted unless reiurn be made In twenty days
Hatfield vs.. Ross.-RepOrt for plaintiff
confirmed
Henry Cor against Delaney Barclay
Judgment for defendant, with cave, &c.
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superior Court......sArvsOAr. March q


PERT {. DurGnd. survivors, &c. at sur
Of John Ma,6 slG-New trial derie1.
John w. Weed ads. Luc'en Tg6s-Same.
Jas. Moore against J. /. Y. WeSterreIt'
SheriE-Sane
.Teremiqh T6tcle against John FdrTey-
Acton ofeie,tmeu IN reisaon 70 pAn al the Mary Clare
cute VsTcci plaintiff with lesye 70 cary NE case 70
General Tern, &c.
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LAW COURTS.
Caurt CaIendnr....rHrs DAY.

CIRCUIT CoUKr.-N0s. $50, 50. 27S,
~ 2'O, al 2s4 2Ss, Ss7 2s7i 2as 90 2sl. g. us
u. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-NOs. 80, 81,
antok6
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Court OF AppeaIs-FRrDAT, March B.

The argument of No. II was concluded,
and No being Martin BrsnArd respondent sgsinst VIM
and John Z. Cooper. redempucs OF Real EsAi9 IN
New Hartford, Oneida Co, was tsken up.
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Csurt Of General Sessions. SATURDAY

In the case Of Isaac 4. JeIcett lndlted
for Rape TIE Jury ers out from O'Clock on Friday nigh
uEt re same this morning, wben In eorseq
iheir being unable 70 agree Upon verdict nv 49,
css- Re Court II IL siasd lhsl sir Of The i1y STOOD
I'D SIX for conviction FOR Gs5sHt VIZ siienp
u s.,..E Adjourned for The term
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an s Nsvspapsrs hand cor bugAna eAno ano oo0'
= a.. set by the 6r,, steamer. matter OF "nAi ms
p.. % contleut of EnrSpe b. the CoLLss LIS
t.susy on. csoss sBg rate except for those places 70
r,Sned q b. prepaid IN fuN -, &c.. r -. .,r., \.
'ISrsTs the Coatnsrt Of Europe ~ - .I =, -
fvs oeets single except toihoss pace required 70 %
.,.pad 10 ION .--.... -. L. 49,. e,a,
s,rt ssch. 49,. r....x. - x.~.o.,s,. "a IA.
.n...,s - R,,roce by the Hsvrs and Bremen Lines
49,, h, liz Hsvre Ine be prepaid Tsuty Dnr cents per
os Inland Postage 70 Be ADDED except 10 Great britain
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e JEREMIAH SMITH BOIEs, Esq. an
esteem cd citizen OF Boston died a. his resdenee 10 tna
Civ on Saturday the s9h Inst A. h9 advanced sze q >
wears he wa with single exception the Oldest grea-
Uae OF Harvard College.
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Is. CommIseIener's Once. - March 2.

Letris DardlL, complained of IN relation
10 alleged larceny 3 sea- wAs discharged
Mr.. VdsSdT, complained OF IN relation
Ted 70 bail IN = go
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r. The corner stone OF Hospital was laid
in Brooklyn on Friday last, in the presence Of
large number of distinguished citizens Of our
pretty little sister over the river We heard it
said, not long since, that there were annually ex-
pended in the City of Brooklyn s25o,OOo in the
support Of Churches, while there wan not single
Hospital in the whole City that poor man cesld
be taken to. We are glad 70 see that measures
are being taken to remove this reprosch.
SHIP FEvER.-Mr. Editor: The Tribune Of
Saturday contains notice of the death of Dr.. J.
Alden, one OF the Hospital Physicians at ouaran-
tine. A friend Of bis met me this morning and
requested me to mention the facts Of his case to
you. There are about 5000 patients at the Hos
pitals, most Of them sick with ship fever. Only
six assistant Physicians attend them, and one at
least is laid up most of the time. The result OF
this over working 10 that three of the Physicians
have died ia thirteen months. A lack OF nurses
almost as great exists at the establishment.
g. D. B.
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MAD DoG.-A dog, supposed to be
rsbd vSI killed Clinton 81 % fhurstsS last Several
individuals narrowly escaped being bitten
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
rtc s.S from Liverpool for Tork Saturday March -
sailed from for Nav Yors Saturday March 90
ts9iSGTON Sailed sm Brs for New York Friday Mar 81
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The Ocean steamers.
,,sr on STEAMERS FOR THE MONTE OF APRIL.
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SUICIDE AND lNQUEsT.-An inquest
WA held Yesterday at No. 5 Watst upon the body Of
Marx DoT native Of England. . years Of age who COM
milted suicide Saturday night by taking quantity OF
sudanum The deceased. Il stated was led 10 The
commission Of the by depressed spirits caused by the
extreme dissipation Of his wife whom, on hs return from
work on Saturday night he found intoxicated Before
firing he drank the poison, and In the morning his wife
found him dead By her side Verdict, death by suicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-An
unknown womsn was fouBd n Whehsll-st early yester
day morning suffering supposed from the effects
Of poison. DR. DeForest called 10 attend her. She
persisted 10 declaring her intention to destroy herself and
was deemed beat TO commit her TO the Tombs for the
present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-TWob burglars
about O'Clock On Saturday morning attempted to force
open The side door eflhe clothing Of Geo houghon
IS Avenue C. They were, however frightened away by
clerk who was Lleeping In The stors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

LECTURES ON lTALY.-CoL Forbes first Lee
ture on the Recent Events in Italy will De deli
vere6 to might, in the New.YOrk University. The
present momeptous condition Of Italy gives pc
culiar interest and value to these Lectures. There
are signs of new struggle. which promises TO be
Of far greater magnitude than those Of As aud 9.
A familiarity With the events Of the first reyolu'
tiOn il necessary to an enlightened understanding
Of those which are coming, and the present is
rare opportunity 10 acquire such familiarity.
THE HERMANs.-This steamer sailed Tor
Bremen, via Southampton, on Saturday last.
She took out 40 passengers and SIS, 600 in specie.
The steamer Prometheus. which sailed on
FRIDAY for Chsgres, had I6s passengers,
e. PMker's Grand Exhibition Ball takes
place to night At Tsmmany Hall. Tickets car be
obtained at the Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31

SUDDEN DEATH.-About ii o'clock a
woman named McGnness suddenly taken III Ia
Beecker ST. and while being conveyed TO The police station
died. from the effects IL supposed, OF rupture OF
blood She hac the same day been engaged at work
al No. 10 Waverey.place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
CITY ITEMS.
lMUSEMCNTS THIS EYENTNy

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