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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17

Professor Alex. c 5sarry's TRlCOPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND for Beautify-
ing, Curling Preserving Restoring, and Strengthening
the Hair Relieving Diseases of the skim Curing Rheu-
matte Pains, ami Healing External Wounds. BoundeS
by no geographical lines the reputation of BaTrys ii
copherous pervades The Union The safes of the arti
Gle OF late ears have increased in ratio that almost
exceeds belief Professor Barry, after careful exami-
nation of his sales book finds that the number of bot
Ties delivered to ORDER quantities oi from half gross
upward during the year 1852, was within trife of
$4,000.
IL is unnecessary to present length the evidences of
the wonderful properties of the Tricopherous, when
the public have furnished such Endorsement this
The cheapness of the article and the explanations given
O its chemical action upon the hair he scalp and in all
cases OF superficial irritation first recommended it to
the attention Of the people. This was all that the in
ventor desired Every s1tte advertised ITSELF The eff
fects of the fluid exceed expectation. 1t acted like
charm The ladies would not be without it. Country
dealers in every section of the United States found they
must have it and thus was built up wholesale trade
OF an extent hitherto unheard of regards Articles Of
this knl The highest point has been reached and
it is believed that the sales this year will be million
and a half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway, New
York Retail price, IS cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity and
by the principal merchants and druggists throughout
the United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies,
Great Britain, France, &c, and by SIBLEY Il SCOTT,
worcester myl4 deodaw6m*
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An Experienced DE- essmaker can be found
applying at 233 Main st, up stains, K DOM l.
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Another lot of those superior Gold Pens that have
given entire satisfaction all who have used them -
Apply AZ MARTINS Writing Academy, 1873 Main ST.: I.
and procure the best article manufactured. olB dtf
JOHN II. ID. COGsWELL,
ATTORNEY 8 COUNSELLOR ATLAW.
No II Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17

Inc winter rel nm oil Miss. j. A. D. BIGELOW's
School, will commtnce on MONDAY, Nov %, at
Union Block Main st. ~ Pupils will be accommo-
dated with board wih the Teacher. For further par.
ticulaTs, consult circular. Mo deOd3t
:. X. clark, NJ. D., HomGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut Street Office hours from TO 9 A NJ.
and from to Z. HI
Worcester - an Isl, lEsa ianl q
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For Sale 500 bills of first rate ouoli,v oe wn,.,
Apples by pRXpE Im''y ~ " wpWW'or
Worcester, Oct. 20, 1853. dr.
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CALVIN e. PRATT,
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. FOG Main Street, Worcester, Mass
may3 If
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Goddard s. 4'WicheIl's QuadriIIe Band
are prepared TO furnish Music all o. asions
Apply to N. p. GODDARD, Mulbnr ,treet.
Il. W,TWlCHELL, Fuit treet.
G. II LORlNG'S Music Sto re- 203 Main st.
dtc
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The Election.

A few further returns in the Boston papers of yes.
terday, bring the footing up as follows.
Governor.
Henry w lson, rs ,923
Henry w. Bishop, "a ,4s3
Emory Washburn, SO SOP
Bradford L. Wales, 5,263
Scattering, 500
For the Constitution, 60,I99
Against it, 65,I6I
Representatives..
Wing, 1853
Coalition, 95
Vacancies, III
It's ascertained that two Coalition Senators are
elected in Bristol, and one Wing in Dukes and Nam
tucket This makes the Senators elect exactly bal
anced--eleven OIL side, and eighteen vacancies.
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LEWIS C. MUNN, AuctiOmeer,
Sales of Real and Personal Property, promptly
tended to. Office, 1913 Main ST.. up stairs
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Mrs, =. q o o Il w 4 n, an Experienced ana sncc.
III Midwife, holds herself IN readiness day nnd nph
20 attend 70 the duties Of her profession Rendeno
W. " 80" etios'' o2l-df
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Residents OF this CHy strangers visiting the City
In want of Board, and those having Rooms to =, With
or without board respectfully invited avail them
selves Of the advantages sf this Agency. o. Offc
a33 Main street, up stars. LEWIS G. MUM.
nul7 dly
p. C. bacon. Counsellor at Ilaw.-His tim
leing no longer occupied with the duties of the Mayor
lily, he will devote himself exclusively TO the business
of his profession Office, No l, Central Exchange.
January 8, 1858. jan5 div
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lnffammatOry ExtirpatOr.-A Remedy for
the Million,


Good for Rheumatism, Group, Fresh Wounds
Burns, Toothache, Ague in the Face, Chiblains
Neuralgia, Sore throat Runrounds, Lapsus Uteri Sore
Lips, &c. Also, for Cleansing Clothes, from Paint
Pitch Tar Grease, Oil, d c and also Tor washing 10
Salt Water.
This article has been thoroughly examined and tested
by eminent Chemsts and ApotheCaries and invariably
pronounced safe pleasant and superior combination
ior external applications IL does not contain in its
composition particle of acid or aIkali and will be
found safe, speedy and effective cure for all the va
rious complaints, above stated.
o. Price 25 cts. bottle
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY WHO USE IT.
and my friends had supposed must live and die
cripple, with the hip complaint But I applied the III
nammatCry Extirpator, and in one month was per
lectly well. JAMES WOODBURY
want some more of the Infammatory Extirpator,
lor 1t Immediately and invariably relieves my child of
the Group. f. GARTER
Thousands of similar testimonials can be addnced in
proof OF its wonderful efficacy.
g. W. DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester, Mass.
For sale in Worcester at Wholesale and Retail bv
E. Ii MARSH aad D. SCOTT. deodaw6m 'y29
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For Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves.
Thia 0persion, original with the subscriber has
beb1i performed by him, during two and half years.
nearly three hundred tines with the loss of one tooth
only so far known, Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he Instructed han two years ago
who have Seen eminentiy succt ssful. BY no ether
method of treatment heret fore use, can so many
teeth be saved ailer their living membranes become
exposed $. p. MILLER.
decll DIFF
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APPLEs-AppIns..

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMON CouycIL-At the meeting of this
Board on Monday evening, Aid. Rice, President IN the
Char conn frU the Mayor and Chief Of Pohee,
N auswer 70 resolution Of inquiry passed the syenns
Of the 10th read, ann, mouon 20 place the
eocuments Tile lengthy dsedssion ensu-d IN "lieh
by Aid ko~ef, that among the removals N me
Police Department recently made the hes, oe-s Id 'eea
discharged and others VI hose names had aPPeIed
the records OF the Ponce C0ur g drunk aud
hso been put their stead. hr Numerous snendneni-
all of which voted down The motion TO place the CO Il
rluricaiions ne carried
notion made ty Aid Hsw1hurst 20 adjourn 70 Execn;
tive session lo,t and the regular business proceeded
h suong whoh were numerous pei for Railroads
one nom p b L,teteld for track through MonrsEass
and MyTtleav rOn The same. for ksroai ir9i rGoa
and Montague Ferries TO Thirtsv and ore from JOnlsJn
Hudson for Railroad through Finishing and oth-r s.rers
Tie p,ttioIs al referred 70 tie Railroad Co
Tie remaining bssiness Of purely loc nature, the
Presentation Of bills, &c.
Kings CoUSrY BOARD or SUPERyIsORs.-
Thi. body yesterday, Mayor Berry in The Chdr I2e
Communication Of Minors King kengn, certifying 20
ills Of BInne Holmes reported that " n lrtsa
emitted GO The sun OF 6f7 ~ contract sr batns
w,,hhsuse on County Farm and that Messrs 8lrnellk
Holme. entitled to The SUN Of go % ihe ssne
Committee reported on another communication IRON
nell & Holaes, and one from c. " Woodvsd, srs.-
ing thsf the expense Of the work esne y th On t1s
washhosse Kasu,h exceeded the amount Of tss con
tracttaf they expended 2e ~ whereas the e0nirst
~ss ior s4Isils ravns sLIl 81 The received fSr
this ipT0yeu the Committee state, amount, % So
which wou6 enAbl. the County 70 pay Excess OF etpe
on eeutr1Ct and have o. 81 lett The report was
and TIE deficiency oroered paid The specH Coali.sI
10 whom Iefe rrrd the matter OF obtaining saiI
for County OeeA reported avorsey - the ereo3
Of Coarty COsTt HOuse foz sueh purposs and taAt
,ror te fra cd ter transmission 20 the Leszaars
power 10 obtain loan Of for the ereenoa Of s
tudins Aid Snllwsu opposed the sdOpsoa sftae rspo.
the oeEd thai Brook aSe.3y Psys $50 70,
ont OF Which sum tie CT pays about rvohids ana VIZ
S1nsssrsS sne-thiTd Aidsrusn wiIi,as offered -. a
.mtnsnaent Substituting e go for the san uAred N ,ls
r,psrt which wss put and lost .Dd the report AID re-
sutiops appended adopted when the Board
over for two WEEKS
Another SrABBNe AvFAIR-At late hoar
or Monday rixhf, Mr Bartholomew T. Rooerts resasas
Of No II Henry e., New-lork attacked BY 1ases
near The HEniifrr Ferry. Of vhon G.eocd az
the f.ee with kne ncttng tarr- ezsa>s snd ot,7l
altresrinr The uc;se trszxhf scvc-A nns1 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
TUESDAY, Jan. l8-P N.
The transactions Of the Stock Board THU

morning were to considerable extent but show the
same general weakness Ia prices which has marked
them for the last few days The feature Of the arkS
were the large sales Of Ere, OF which 1000 shares
came out depressing the quotations 10 ylt At tbs
Second Board the stock closed firm gli Long bland
continues 70 be ordered from Philadelphia, and son,s
1900 shsres sold including bear saiss Of $50 shares Ct
90 seller IL months The closing price regular 30.
Harlem was steady at 72i Nicaragua wu rather heavy
and closed ct 3ca936i. The stock Of the Crystal
Palace has declined TO li6 ct which was offered 10
day The Coal Companies are generally without
change of importance. Cumberland sold Ut 66 rsgu
isr; Parker Vein e0as1, buyer thirty; New Creek ~
Phopix 3ss Delaware and Hudson l27 Jersey Zinc
Was firm at L. Coal Stocks appear to be tho only
mining enterprises in which the public at large ere d
posed 70 operate. The premium Railroad Stocks were
rather heavy todsy Panama sold down TO l33; Roeh
ester and Syracuse 1911 Buffalo and Rochester LII,
Syracuse and Utica AS Utica and Schenectady offered
at Ee Rochester, Lockport and Niagara Pslls ZIG !.
sixthsv i1s, &c In Bonds there was fair busisess
and prices were steady. Bank Stocks are Ia good re-
qusst and firmly held
Sterling closed firmly for the steamer ct .
a9i the Gales Of bankers bills being sissa Tue sup.
ply Is good. Francs are 5l5a5 ia.
In Freights there IL not much doing and quo.
tations are heavy To Liverpool 200 bbIs. Yosr s7i.
10000 bush Grain ssssd 200 bbls. on ~ 900 bills.
Resin ,, 1000 Osn It 3D. To other pors the market
Il nominal There b . fir business doing for Ca.
forpia
The receipts 1t the Sub-TreasaU vsrs
ells.575 psymenss. el4a,,ee balances A.soain:
The Harlem Railroad Co. have declared
scum annual dividend ofs ? esst on he Old sss PT-
able on the Lat prox
The Rsshes:sr, LpstPoe sad Sassn Esh 9eassse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
SECOND soAaD.
PHILADELPHIA sALrs or SrocK;-Tsssds

jan F1a Beoyd-S Bank 1871 d. Is9 bdo In,
d. I.tj ly0 Long islsad H. IN $40 d. ~ 500 DO.
81 so Lehsh6s M Ia Guard Banh 10 100 tchaysH SvsA
Preferred M 100 Uniop Canal ~ $3.50 Pennsyvsas No.
GA Cirsrd Lf- Trust ~; sssaaehsassh cssaf ~
saloo sussshan.ss Canal g. an tsso Cav g. a. ssss
100 Morris Car u. 2f4 10 Com. Bsnt, Hk.
Ssee.d Board Sd Mech b s4s 500 L.aish Is, ny sie
DO 1I slIsl Sch NV 81 n 10 Grad Bk u, BCsml
Amb sR 80, 100 A. los. isA 80 Morris CsasI AN 10
Diamond Col -; a. Penn Bk Ia lt6 Farm. Mech DL.
Win ER Dr. nv; 600 Long Isl RR ,lTk 100 a. ift
Coun b. o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

NJ 1tS Ko1ch. TIE keeper Of At the ferry with
II ssE-tssee Of auetter TN, took Roberts ,aTA-d sa
1fH ns-e; station, snj ting Oficsrs Me- .rnl,s sud
kytrtr th- Wy Ne s.r~S ir-o shsr zlssdy. When
t.y arrived ~ the S,.iosFer< the vs-nded q, wss
Gu-r sJfsus'd from la. ~ tooS ba, ser rrcs-ns ths
sttrron Ssusnced N coneqr..ce Of his condition. fre1
NJ Jon-s 6Oornsn, he revived ald ssd rseossrsf
surctntiy 20 be sent home IN TIE morrans
MAN FRoZEs TO DEArH-A man named
Dsnie Grh ths bsetsnth by trade who h,s for SON.
hne Pass been wandering e pace place in search Of
voIt wss torpd IN busaes BY the rosjsds Pros
Pee, HiIl On Monday mssuirs Z. frozen 70 death.
Gas LreHr.-An application has been made
to tie Trustees Ct Fisshus L. l., to Eshs village
with Sss.
SUIcIDE.-A negro named Bill Williams, re-
siding fn.hinE L. l. committed suicide the lst inss
b. hanging hiDseh
BOARD OF EDUcArIoy.-This body held an
erfe meeting LIST evening the City Hall 70 finish up the
business Of the previous regular meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

COURT Os COMMON PLEAS Before JUDGE iscsisAs
0e''''' '''A'"a y vsn ; vSTs. hs sa.'si'h. ss.
The plaintiff Is lad about ~ He was in the
eUpo,rert OF hr MsPbcrnn ship eup~e,ci sai wsrssl
GO tosrd tle ship Hudson. o. whicA 1ekp,.t . ras,ss
fhe rrrr senon or SANDER ia Cart w. ssssnx ssss
rarsn hid soiro cor prr and that oasA h.s coaA
~ s1 sea ~. eesrss % s.c,her q p.aG ,si az
y, IN or ss =, . s and ~ 70. s,ep s %
.aree n Son.gncpee rre., mary. D,n.s ississs-
tea sra sso privers y -hsi .ss ssa.a 70, p.i.sS
ssa the coat aaded 70 BY s Captain ala 40. As,sa1
&c r,srrf
The Corr in ,s ehsre on the sass,ios Of pr,,.r ~
,rr hr. rot 10 ursle ssseros beyoni sssvsr.s -
the communications to thu othss parties INV
pvcrs,sss bv Judge iSes,s,x
N ..ss;ss:ss., 9; a. ss AZ Mr. M, ss,.ss a.
10 MA Cisca for the beceit Of Ma Ns,tss. hs
wife. Of rcrti, Of the farm called The Her>mtasA =
.resrd TIE, sad property belonged 70 Ma saa tAss S
he,Is re sstied to IL Ard the suit TO reqsrs Mr. b
certain bend. era mortgages ss took
The Cosrt acs consider the proof sveie-s - sAsv
that ese hsa essn deed Of rrus, Complaint dsni.s,
Riss.ra ,. c.rn.n ~. p.ae, ps,sn
TO Gsorge smith, the eosssse,or for SuI,ns hssss a.
Mr. d. cn Blocmineds,s Road.
The Court N 10 ala tn. a..si.a, ns. Ae,.a
10 gay beyond ths contract priee and 70 b erssA FOG
payments n'ade n good faith the contractor and - on
for ua.crs. furnished and p.a ssresi % :. "a
slows that he whole Of the contract hsA Ma r~Sy.i
before flns tho notice Of lien and that the whole Of a.
contract price bad been paid Judgment Coz asssaAAal
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroNs-Jss U-BsAss
Judge Bssse and Aid BRisLxv and raascss
Thomas Hill butcher, doing business IN
Tenthsv between Twenty sevensh and Tweaty shtk -,
tried indictment charging him WITH having q
NAV last csns5 the death Of james w Cooper Tue D.
css appeared in evidence, want 20 che shop Of TIE
prisoner inquire the price Of steaks and While there
tcok place between him ard the hatcher wssa
the latter trcrted him down aud then kicked him vArs,
tmes in THE eide spd the lower part Of the abb,
men, from which njaries Mr. Cooper subsequently, de1
TIE Jury rpdsr-d verdict Of guilty cf msnslsasAtse
tire fourth degree TIE prisoner who under bail
lowed to leave the Court until Friday whom he vin b
septerced
Gernsn named ENDLESS Bender tired an1 eoavicerl
Of stealing hex Of clothing valued ct eo the SIS
December last fem the store cf Otis Perry Cosrslssh
He sentenced to the State Pussn os tire ys9
aud three months Adjourned
COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAv
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 243. 25si, 367, S10.
2s ia zT ia 27s sCs ieS isa s ~ ~ fiS isr is1
go Isl. go sss ss4. sss sss ass 30 sss aS a. 50 a.
CommoN PuxAs-Nos III, ISL, IS IN ss, ~ saS ~
49, 81. rs IN, z4 Sol, sos. Part Il.-NoA ~ ~ e,
lea S2A SS2 So, $50, $50 $50, $50, 500 s61 S6A So
Ciacurr CoUsr-Nos. T. 8, %, 81, 80, ~. II. a. ~ N. ~
to 50. .
Srrssxy Cousr- Special Tsr~-Nes ice S. - q. q,
s. l01, u.s. iss. l5s p, 81, ia iN o., u Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

IL Now is the appointed time for all frugal
and economical take advantage OF the op-
IoTtunity hle IL offers AZ Cou milan Hall, No 81 GRIND
st. In closing Their stock the propeors otter bargain,
Drt Coco Of every description sold half their vaus
Domestic Goods pure Irish LDens Msrsees Quilts and
Couu,eIpuLes Blankets fannels Cloths Cassmeres and
NesngS Laees Emhroderes and all other fancy and ST..
pie Dry 0oods for which this house justly celebrated
ofered great sacrifice order 70 clear them out BY
the I.t of Fe bruAry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

RAILROAD REGULATIONS AVID IMPROVEMENTS.
The Boads Of Directors OF he Morris and Essex and New
Jepey ODDS have agreed upon tie basis OF coas;
by which passengers and freRhs Of the former Company
are 10 be continued in their sportaon the road
the latter between Newark and New-Iork The latter
CONF any have slo uded with Dsnnss
CITY omntuses BY which party the road and
hack to his residence At Newark for - cents
II" The Provident Institution for Savings"
IN Jersey City yesterday declared semi-annua dividend
Ct q per cent
~ The next meeting of the New-Jersey
Historical Society to be held Thursday evening 2Oth
inst. at Trenton.
~ The Directors of the Morris and Essex
and the New-Jery Railroad Companies perfecting ar
rsnsfufns BY which the Morris aud Essex Company wall
be SLOWED transport the road OF the New
Jersey Company between Newark and New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-As Mr.
Jsmes NJ Roe, of Newark, was on his way home last
Saturday evening he noticed man in front of him ap
psren;ly much intoxicated whom he passed and when
near the Of Helsey and Warren-sts, hearing
quick step lehnd him. he turned his head and that
nsian, blow was aimed at him by heavy slung shot,
which just missed him-Tasping his coatcollar He
knocked his asailant down. but be sprang TO his feet
and fed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

70 HEcKER x BROTHER wish families
who their Sefasne Patent Flour to observe that ths
les; Bread made by adding in the proportion Of At least
Quart Of cold milk to three pounds OF Hour
tie ss mixing The betterUs sufficient to Thoroughly wet
the -four Bake immediately deep pan. not more than
half full ana in q well-heafd The flour should be
weighed and the measured, for sake Of ACCURACY,
winch l. important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

fY The funeral of the late Rev. NJ. J. Rhees
took place yesterday afternoon The First Baptis. Charch
The sermon was delivered BY Rev. Dr. MACON, Of the
CEvtrs Baptist Churen y. Y. The remains Of deoessea
buried at Greenwood and 6owed their final
BY Ase eoncouIse Of people, the procession
exteuGee nearly q mile in length
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
NEw-JERSEY ITEMS.

NEw RAILROAD PRoJEor-A meeting was
noticed for last evening in Newark to take into consd
ersop the proec, Of railroad from the Northern part
Of that city to the Hudson River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
SUPERIOR CoUaT-Beiors Judge B0swosrH.

ltenr l1l 4 \
To recover damages tor an assault and Dat
,erv in coming into plsstfs In HOstios dragging
~. O, ar !, the roor and the compliant CHARGES, az
t.uptipz 20 throw her out Of the window IN defnss
.,.ld tlAf dsisncan, was Policeman OF Ninth ward,
ard IN performance Of his duty arrested ssh srsh On
rfsrr. ef pet larceny taking 70 was aid newspspefI
ard her 10 Essex Market Police, beors Justice
H. ,stie, lived il was said in the hoase; defsn'
Ant az, ipto Mrs. Os sad saw her stn nsrsPf
~ Or WHICH, be had subscribed and charged her ~sb
fpz /, which she denied aud ssd her little boy osoatn'
II no mr. ,pd offered him the paper it AID ne 500 so
wards put his star proc1rsa ssoeneI Ses.rssd f.r
with rer rinsnd The present. setion 70 mous ~. -.
and hstery te The Jury, after beng on soi 80
ir .syns they could pst agree bat ths Soai. TO- *
couIS nv 10 O'clock night or ~ nsdt no 20 A'
-..yyv 100 81, 10 a yerd let Tor painrn Of ~"
Before Judge CAsrsLLL- ~. IL r
Philip Neusboun at. Adam eeoaf' zap" "7 ~
A--r Hsnrn. -. =. -.
pl.ints & butcher in Clinton asSAee e1s !" na.s
- "a - nd.nt srokY who was aso ooieleI NDIe
h.yue.s part Of 10 for indebtedness VIC peis
psid that requss.ed ni 20 80 70 hat ns, -srus1
holE 80 80 10 California He found the horse hs In
aS ~ usrties and took it by pvns bond In Do
n.e il : aid BY Mr. Bart lhas hs n nSh, % .a' yfgp
rt-r .ssisned 10 dim and mat plaintiff never owned
The property. The case ~ Gu
crpcrTrT cOURT-Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
Ira Tooksr. By hs next Trend, asr DAVID Weeks
Against the Captain OF ship Delta, for various
s.ssts battery committed a. ssssd curing voyage
iboekrd him down the deck and efed him severely AZ
srother tune struck him with tsred several mss 60
D. bark aa1 faaIiy csused HIN b. nailed NJ lar
AZ. denied and il ; ssd tia I'D nsssondnss& hia a.
serns twice. he. he eass Wa uieA sefor- and sss.
dict given Cor psint4 but usw .nI allowed Vsrass sss
torsa9sn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19
u At the meeting of the Board of Alder.

on Monday evening there six petitions presented
from various parties asking lsy track. tho main
streets Of the City all II which re erred special
committee Reronsranccs were received from property
South 9Th and South Thss sgains, ratr,cks
being lard down in those streets which also referred
10 the special committee.
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z Thomas Francis Meagher delivered a
lecture before the CITIZENS of Wismsburgh last evening
the Odeon and chose for HE subject Australia" There
eloque ut Neasher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

HE LATE MURDER By SHOOTING IN THE
THIRD AvENuE.-The murder Of Mrs. Margaret Fitz.
gerald who was shot through the head on Monday
morning by her husband. Patrick Fitzgerald. yes
erday the subject Of invest ation before Coroner HI
ton The evidence sddgcci corroborsted the state
mebts published by US yesterday The Jury of iaqG
sillon rendered the following verdict -" rns, the de-
ceased came her death by sugs 6red from pistol
in the hands Of Der husband Patrick Fitzgerald and
we also believe il 10 have been premedtsied &C, on
his part" The deceased q nstive Of ireland, q
years Of age On the rendition Of the verdict the prs
committed to trial During the Investigation
he begged several times for rum. and in painful
state of excitement
TIE LATE CHERRY STREET MgsDER.-
Vim Meyers, the individual who Is implicated by the
Coroners Jury in the murder Of John Hines WHO was
beaten to death at his residence No 81 Cherryst.
last Saturday night was yesterday arrested BY one Of
the police Of the Fourth Ward and committed to
prison by the Coroner TO await examination.
SINGULAR DEATH On Monday morning Coro-
ser Gamble he'd an inquest RandalIs Island on the
body Of John MeCArsy boy about six years Of age.
From the testimony Of the nurses aud two or three
boys We extract the following facts Mrs. Jane Ley,
ne hsrcn, testified that the boys and among them the
aeceased) went TO bed ct O'Clock in the evening. al
wen, She eif in charge of the boys . woman named
caroline Ve'ey, who slept in the ROOM and went TO
ped seclocki Mrs. Ley hoard more until morning.
"ssa suzse' named Mary Baldwin, essss NE beg