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MANAGERS.

MANAGERS.
Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Latham.
Miss Mcknight, Mrs. P. Lee,
Mrs. Hunter, Miss Speiden,
Mrs. Childs, Miss Tavloe,
Mrs. J. W. French, Mrs Powell,
Mrs. G.. M. Butler, Mrs. A. Hill,
Mrs. W. H. Hodge, Mrs. DR.. Carmichael,
Mrs. John Mason, Mrs. S. Pync,
Mrs. Henly, Mrs. DR.. Lockwood,
Mrs. DIR. Lacy, Mrs. Mosher,
Mrs. on Henderson, Mrs. Thos. L. Smith,
Mrs. Blagden, Mrs. Jndge Crawford,
Mrs. Col. Gardiner, Miss Dayton,
Miss Dahlgren.
A store on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, was rented
as depository, and possession taken on
the 9th of June-rent S400 per annum.
An agent was engaged at the same time
at salary of $3.50. The meetings were
now held frequently at the depository, as
the business of the establishment call
ed for them bnt nothing worthy of note
occurred until the change in the location
of the store, which occurred in October.
The rent of the first place was found too
high for the means of the association, and
as the change was very great economy
to It's funds, it was agreed to, and the
present store, is Pennsylvania avenue,
near Fifteenth street, taken.
The meetings were now held regularly
upon the first Monday in each month
At thatssheld November LIST, both the
presiae nhand treasurer sent in their res
Equations of their respective offices. These
Were received by the Board with great
regret, and series of resolutions passed
indicative of its grateful appreciation Of
their devotion to and efficiency in the af-
fairs of the institution from it's commence
ment. Mrs. R. S. Coke was then elected
president of the board, and Mrs. Markoe
treasurer.
Many changes have occurred since the
hrst meeting among the officers of the as
ISOLATION. Some of those who first and
zealously aided in founding the estat-
llShment have found themselves Obliged
to withdraw from its active duties, but
we feel assured that they retain towards
It the same warm interest which they so
efficiently manifested when enrolled
among its members.
The treasurer's reports have shown a
considerable increase of prosperity, and
the agents books testify to the amount
OF good done by the very considerable
sum paid into the hands of the depositors.
The books of tine agent show that, during
the past three months, the sum of S455 95
has been paid into the hands of the depo-
sitors, averaging Si3l per month.
Perhaps there is no city in the Union
Where such an institution is so much
needed. The limited incomes of nearly
all our government officers, naval, military
and civil, renders it impossible for them
TO provide for the future support of those
who are dependent upon them, should
they be removed from their duties by
death, a change of administration, or by
physical disability. There are, therefore
constantly recurring instances Of positiv.
need among such as cannot beg. To NEE,
such need, hy offering the benefits of 9
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Seater OF WelShtS dn0 INe0SUrcS.-h N. M.
McCauly
Inspector Of Fire apparatus Caleb Buck
ingham.
Inspector Of Eoar and Sailed Provisions.
Jacob hleiver.
POLICE MAGISTRATES.
First DiHrict.-Samuel Drury.
Second District john ID. Clark
Third Dsstrict.-Samuel Grubb
Fourth District.--B. X. Morsel
Fifth District William Thompson
Sixth Distrtct.-James Crandell.
Seremth rict.-Craven Ashford
CAtef Of Poiice.-Horatio n Steele
POLICE OFFICERS.
First Dlstract.-JOhn FL. Craig and Joseph
II. Hilton.
Second District-Wm. f. Barnaclo and
VIM A. Boss
Third Dastrics.-J. F. Wollard and z. G.
Handy.
Fourth Distyict-R. R. Burr, VIM. Martin.
and John Davis.
Fifth Diarct.-John H. Wise, Wm. Ii.
Mulloy, and J. NJ Busher
StGtA Dtstrict.-Josiah Adams and John
Willet
Secenth Distrit-Isaac Stoddard and
uriah 3. Mitchell.
CLERK ot'the Centre Mayket-J Waters.
assistant CteJk ofthe Centre Market-H
B. Robertson.
CLERK Of lie Eastern Market.-P Little.
Clerk Of the H'este1W IHafAet.-F. b. Pos
ton.
CLERK Of the Northern MarAst.-Wm. B.
Commissioners Of Centre Narkpt-Wm
Orme, John Ii. Goddard, and S. z. Franklin.
Commissioners Of the Eastern Mar..et-
Lemuel Barnes and George II. Fulmer
Commissioners of the Western MarkYt-
Benedict Ransom, Samuel Duvall, and Thos
Cxley.
Commissioners Of tie Northern Ia,ket-
Leonard Storm, Edward Z. Queen, and Benz.
l.. Began.
Inspectors and Neasurers of Lum5er.-W
G. Deale, Benjamin Bean, VIM. Burroughs. j
Il. Robinson, Jesse PloWman, and John W
Ferguson.
Wood aua Coal NcaSurers R B. Harri-
son. r. Wimsatt, II. Halliday, John p. Hilton,
and ". P. Ferguson
GAUGERS AND INSPECTORS.
First ANIL Second Wor&s.--E. Semmes.
Ihlrd and Fourth lFards-F. Iiitz.
NEAsURERs OF GRAIN, BRAN, &c.
First observation-disclosures Gather
,SecOR6 District VIM. 2. Ferguson
Commissioners Of the Vest Burtat Gr0unG
VIM. Wilson, John G. Hardness, John Viii
SON
So rim y f TIE TVept PUrj1y (Iyou1,I
croba,, y '''' y GU 10"''s'' o'o"''"'
Cola .l;xx;o,,orx oft5o rost H,,r;u/f,ro,,,,,,
Eronn;sy Tn;1on ~ [1'2 T1 " '0N''" =
Scr,oa, of,Le E,at B,,.;'J c,rns,,,J Tho,
T Parratt
-. SLPERlNTENDEST OF S"EEPS.
S mss " 1 M1".y'o u Ac~ls.
neco"a W "'n-- b. l.. EoWen.
Third lpard.-Wm. J. Harris
E0urtA ITl,rI W.,
E;<,h (,d SErth W. r.. I'I To,aao p,,
Ia.a',tI IH.,J II ~ D Zines Doi Ses''
'''''' y az - ~ 'O"ee
~ ScAEENGEES.
T f, " "fn.-" n Barr:
rtfSt Dtsff7ct, oeco"@ HGr4.-R. Adam
son: n
,, oecoHa D1StTscf, sec0H@ W0r0.-lhonas
iiD s:n, n;.. ,,. ~
Ft/St D'sfftct, 1htT~ WGrH.-Nm. John
Soh; D. :,
FITst Dtstrtct, Fourth Vara.-Samuel Cur
sou Seoo.y D;.,;o, ,,..,, ,y 1
'>eco"@ DtSfft1, fo"rth W@m-J. Laven-
0e t;;6,h 1,-..1 IT pu
rttH ~ @ra.--Ii: Brown.
. s, y 1 ~ IT, Shepherd.
'0efe'''" - III" Do"hs.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Efrst Otstrtct.-R. Farnham, q. j. Abbott,
and j. f. halliday
SecoI3 Dtstr1o.-T Donohoo, V. Iarbaugh,
and L f. Bacon.
lhtf1 D1strbcf:-F 5. Walsh, c. P. Rus
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1. o. Of Rechabites.

,, Mount Vernon Tent Thursday, Rechabite
Hall, corner d and 7th streets.
Geo: Washington, Monday. Rechabite Hall
=, Eagle, Tuesday, Odd Fellows Hall. NAVY
Arlington, Friday. Rechabite Hall
Heber, Thursday, Society Hall. Georretovp
Eagle il Masonic Hall Navy Yard
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OFFICERS AND MANAGERS.

UFFIUEKS AND MAN AGEES.
President-Mrs. r. S. Coke.
First directress-Mrs. DR.. Pyne.
Second directress-AIrs. DR.. Lindsly.
Third directress-Mrs. Stephen Hill.
Secretary-Mrs. DIR. Butler.
TreaSurer-AIrs. F. MarkOe.
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NOELL d BOYD,
Elind-Makers and Upholsterers,

nth side Pa. ur., between 9th and 10Th SITS.
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WASHINGTON CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-John w Maury.
Register j. Mccormick
COttect0r.-Robert j. Roche.
Smrrsyor.-Henry w. Ball.
assistant Surreyor.-Wm. ". DeMaine.
TGe Cierk.-Thos. Hutchingson.
Book-hesper. james I. Clark.
AttOrney.-James NJ. Carlisle.
Messenger. Kleiver.
Commissioner Of First DistrTct-John +
Hardness.
Commissioner of Second tria-Franci
B. Lord.
Commissioner Of Third District -Thomp
son Van Riswick
Commissioner Of Fourth District Herr,
D. Gunneil.
Commissioners of the Asyium A
Davis, Theodore Wheeler, and George H. Full
mer.
l'temde"t Of Acknowledgements E. Git
tings.
Physician Of Asyium.-George NJ. Dove
Secretary to the Board of Commissioner
Of Asylnm.-John FL. Noyes
Commissioner Of the Eastern Section o
the Ca0ut.-Joseph Cross.
Inspector of Tobacco Henry Martin.
Sealer of Weights and Measurey.-Nm ii
McCauly.
Inspector Of Fire Apparatus.-Caleb Buck
ingham.
Inspector Of Eour and Sailed Provisions
Jacob Kleiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

fArAL ACCIDENTS on TIE HARLEr hat
knAn r,sr named farisk Dsaresy was killed % TO
h4re Railroad Fordhsn Stsgis1 NoaiAy sven
I1e 81 90 sn rsia. E4vndS Co1dRe,or TIE deceassa
~ t"o otc er were walking ugoR The trkek. AID Sh.n
lfe tar sprrccched tie engineer 6ss tse alarm Whsle.
The thrce utn then est ths rrsek sat for
ucnney returned and continued waking urea Il wAee 10
calght ~ ne eoW catcher st thrown n,cz the sth
TRICK his skEh 49, fractured Aaz boA l-Ss <srs h ke-.
BE Sied lev ra'uzses afesrvsrasl bis resSins
aiken the Safion. vherc inquest viii b hel soa
them b. the Coroner Of WesschesssF Cocu,y
The sane afternoon the Albany Express
;rs.r OF the rad and kic1 coiors5 nsa
rsre unknown near Sca-Gslc. The ezsirr tsaa pAsei
over h1. sad his body was horribly natilsted
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MECHANIC Nix

MECHANIC MEETIs0 Ar TKEsTos.-On
Saturday evening last there large and spirred
meeting mechanics az the City Hall u siofd the Bal
fiGore mechanics strike some aid and sympathy.
EesouaOps adopted by the assembisge stating th-
Deesssty of an ncrease u rseoupense 20 aborng men
II order 20 keep up with the advance Of ren prices Of
proSis.ons, &c sLo. expressing sympafhy nth the
rneeksbics and labOriBg Of BattDoFs sho are
dezyoripg 20 obtain advance II wages Toe meeting
was ably addressed and Committees dess mated D.
u.s ke collections fpS the AID ~ thO.ein Baltimore
TIE STATE Ga,so, says there APPEARS % be the best z,s
Of feelirg between the employers and mechanics a
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

ARREST FOR Logon SELLNG.-Seyerai ar
sts were made in Newark on Monday Of persons who
heuor Sunday. One fined 81, and smother
PC sLd cosrs VI Judgment.
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Ro,sp oy ASSISTANT -Tsesfay

xayrh l5-Joaathsn Trotter, tsq N ths Ceslr -
p,sjf,a VI D-ras c-l-r and 0tbsE That O1s haaafe.
"a Sexeutserrhs from Second b. FoaAsss, Dc Ss1:e
~ ciL To Conmlt.e On Lamps &c
P-.-J,fs,1,-By A~slAIt AID Bsrker h1ssIsed, Tia,
q 500. - uslttse APPOINTED By tbs Board 20 lnsesti
- 49, sye ard s-rio1sehzrz~s made against 7ienesf Of
tts C0mE Councl ard ine Ky oees = eAa .nsJ ns
H. vtatcr q the prrser, sson- and that tie axosss
nc ky sa.d Coumitree Ihs1 be conducted N prysrs
Rexsred That he Board Of Assistant Aaeruea Do barely
sr szrhorze and empower the Conn s2pci1tss
n nd 0r per.oas and papers and takt they have a.
rO~~r Of tbs Bozrt 90 compel the attendance o. pSrs
k~fore them a. wi,ness the prod1crSs 81 papers y
subpeus crter o.herSsr they n rhcu t9dsnsn- ny
deem seyi<sble- .,~-.-.,,,.~
R(sIssI Th.t a. testimony tss-n before saa GO
shall ks taken xnfes ossn 70 De adm ~ :.
rruper OHcer and thx- AID testimony seH- s-..-~1-
Az ths. 81 papsrs produced oefose sAaa C"'A -
verified u aks manner r.--.so, ~. al a.
E<sSs,S That he Csssss - - S.-.s ~ "a -
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cold Of the true winter stamp sharPened oy d Keen
and searching wind
ExrERrAINMESrs - The popular Lecture
at the Tabernacle, this evening, is by Hon. JOHN C.
HALE. Ills theme 10 " The Last Giaaia,onal Exhi5
ton at Rome" 1t is good subject for the develop
mcnt of the learning and logic the wit and elolusnee
the sensibhy and Christian principle 1.-THE Honorable
ex Senator, and the opportunity OF seeing striking
pcture of the manners and customs OF Rome viii be
enjoyed by thousands.
DIR WmTINo delivers the usual lecture on fhy
siology," at Knickerbocker Hall
DIR WILLIAMS and Prof LOOMS give scieatinc
experiments at the City Assembly Rooms.
DIR. VALENTINE gives his Comicsl Entertainment
at Hope Chapel.
AT NIBIo's. "The Daughter Of the Regiment :"
will be given for the last time by Madsms SOntag AMI
and company
A, BuKroN's 1.-THE Merry Wives ofwindsor' y
and The Smiths"
AT WAIIAcks for the benefit of Mrs. Blake, Buck
stones Comedy OF Married Life. and the drama Of
pauline"
-At,he BROADWAY. Mr. Forres, plays "Hame'.'
Aner which, Who Speaks First
AT the ST. CHARLES a New Way TO Pay Old
Debts" by J. r. Scott and Mr.. Roinson to eonciai e
with the Family Jars"
AT BAENuM's Blue Beard" and favoFite fares, af
ternoon and evening.
AT the CIzcrs the French Troupe OF Equestrians
in variety of remarkable performances.
AT WOODS NINsrRELs. a new variety OF arsi class
Ethiopian performances including new sentimental
Song, Delipestons Sc
At HxLLExs, various Illusions Of the BaeA Ar,
Second Sight sc.
AT RIsLEYs.. the hne Panorama Of he River
Thames. and the remarkable scenes thereon.
-ARA>ylRp's the Georana, OF Picture Of The Holy
Land IS IL 10,
AT the Arr UNION Rooms, rare eolleeiioa OF
works OF art, paintings, &c
AT the EGrrriAN MrsErA singular and interest
ing relics of the Land Of Bondage
AT, the STUDIO Crxoso, 6s9 BroAsway sgreI va
rery Of things worth seeing
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PEAcaEs.--It is stated by The Hghfaova
Recoyd thar there Is every prospect that the peach crop
will be large one daring tIe coming season.
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U. 8. MARsHAL's OFFICE.
Cause Of Larceny sf See

Inuke Of LSftenJ 81 ~
A man belonging TO the ship Vieksourg Wa
s,sd and comm tied for sxsnnsrec ehs-sed vita s.v
irs so~n san Il naoa-y dsrns tse sss voyage Of sas
vsa<l
COURT on GENERAL s-Tss<sv-Bstsss
Jude BEsEs ed AlA CossELl al IfshAs.
var sor:oss TO srAsa TsG IscscrnGHTs ASASsr AID
wxuKr safrn AND Jas. n. BAao.
The Court opened ct 10 o'clock this morning
% b,sr ursnsrs relative 10 rAis matter
kchas1 BsstseA Esq. esunss O. AZ sussh. ~ fsssss
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURr-s ssel.L rrsx-Judss assrD.

SUPREME COURT sSgGiaL Tzsn-Judxs xonzfs
DECIsI0s.
Runs King ar EEzsb~th King and other
For construction 0iwill Of Thomas W. King,
u Cincinnati who eit bis property In rss 70 psiIn. hs
brotbeT f0s the benefit Of tho wiz and trs ebisa o.
cie without .ssue te properly 70 be ols AHt1 o. NJ
LsiIl Decsssss owned .o.e pfoosfY ~ Sssoea :. es.
t1ees Forty seventh and Forty eszats.l Decided n.
tie trsst in the will IL void regarded properfy 70 tas
sxfs B, resxon OF the saber Of IN ssa< the time
Of Ire death Of the essor, shsis beng more shsn ,wo
nSrFe nj
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Advertisement
Nxw SprIxc GooDs 80 oh that night would

NV NfRlNG V0ODs-' VU' tHat hIyh' "VuIu
cone" seid Nsroeos the battle of Waterloo, and Oh
that those new spring goods would Be opened 81 Cotrn
RAS hsLL No si 0randst has been the earnest ejscs
aiou of aFge pUmecr OF ladies for some hs past Ana
row the deed Is done. Mrssrs. NJ. y. rowts Co.
have been having assortment ct PLAN olscA
Gro De Rhine sk black ard eocrcd broc steAdo asmss
laa and ,trre Of tie newest spring syes and BareScs
bsrege snd Muslin peanes, PARIS poiated Jacooes and
Lawns Ginshams Sc of the most fashionable styles and
raerus These gocds being Afforded s prices ancom'
uony low and the ladies should be careful TO se an carly
look al them They are certainly worth careful ,nspecsa
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TKEAsURER's RErOKr--J. =. Miller, City
Treasurer reports the receipts Of the Treasury br tho La
yssr ending the 18th INST 10 BE- eioo J o. aad the en-
psLeita e. lor the s.ms period s15 sis 0Ssayns bal
EBes IN ths Treasury OF D. c5l g.
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ITO be continued
CITY ITEMS.

IL The weather yesterday was intensely
cold. Of the true winter stamp, sharPened by keen
and searching wind
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GAs-GAs FNruRss-1he most extensive
assortment OF as Fixtures Amer Will be found al ths
great manufacturing House OF ARCHES, WARsss Co.
s.-fnR
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IkCCb W. D8ftIusf Anvil b1HfCft
To recover for snoring up house In Broad
- the S<ferse which that another person bs1
20 smployes ard st mneh less charge than tAss u
,isinun Verdict for pxsstl9, ga 30, being snount
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sss eoot-css q al ,zvesssI. ~hene,es the Esd Coss
r1itrce shaIi 1fze his attendance
hrs Tat a. Of ire scs ieny tsksn scaars Sad Coss-
n,ttes shs Dc rressrtel tAis Bssc sosSnpsaya the
Report ~ the Ccm1nirsse AsopfeS
ky Assistant Asa foutoas
Rsslsed rs. fss%--ss AlesssJer B.sas ss4 Hsssy
Assistant Aldermen -bet hps betwe-c EshtA aud rnisly-
edith s on TIE EAst RIVER ssss Be sopsst - tas
tericr line efthe Caty.
Resed Thai the Clerk Board hs requested %
elise eery OF tie sAvs se-sssea eseA u he AAsvs
nsnes seuteuta spd ress.i them reply a. lhes sd
lee. ccowpierce. Asoyfet
IS see: poyth side. from Broadway % Haos-sS Ani
srseci- To CoynmtEee on Ssrees
R,,-ts-Of Committee SsrtetS 10 eoncnt 70 aasoi
eitis.rss Coz isreins vsesnt S,s a.
AGlS hAns Sna cuve to a. corners oil AAst and SSssa
SIS Both concuEre1 IN
70 aSssSors OF Sceet Dcp~Etmcat the assessment la fs
fazsns sde~sR IN One Hundred end I~eafy~ lh-t. D.
t~eea foarth S1& Elsh avs os eofrsesioa AL ea-
nert Adopted
OF Cennissee on Finance, ia i.yoT Of rsassas tan u
Nm StfbhnS Aaoptsd
OF connuee on Iepai,s AMI Supplies Gvos esreraAs
irE Eishth Ward Sta .ioa- House. Adopted.
ot Committee sewers 10 sS-eHr Coz sewer n Forty
uipthsf, Sescos sv- fey-tAfd s AMI Thirdsv 10 ess
cor fot ever in FetAst. om Eighth SO fect eAss
ascI Of ING co. Ia Laareas 81 ffon AMY
20 Blescker a. q evneaT ef ysecoaa-s be
Thu ard Feaith eoncar Cor in Asl-
belry-st f,t IN Grs7d 10 Hessr-.s. Ar .SopSei
Thrtyeightist between Eshth .aa Mathews. in f,v@
fsggms SIDEWALK saa settins cab saa CATER q
ron, o. Ncs lt7l 100 md DIVISION q IL evor Of ~.
ine cas.y sn scruss wsshiastor-st froai " " TO "
coz e. OF r ads-ss. Al adopted
Fr ~ FoarS II 4!ier~-R- Resolution. extend a npa
or ST Lakes Hospital % &c be- disss on suhsv ces-
CaY-tC
Rssoltoa that cro.. walks sids OF the Bswsry 40.
po.ne Spfiusst be IA s,d and Sers'rd. Ceacarvei
Ths Roard then adjourned to "Wednesday sAeraoos -
O'Clock
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CHr.r ITALIAN OPERA. "A Twopenny

CHs.r ITALIAN OPERA. a Twopenny
ce,ks has sent US communication warmly II iaSor Of
hearing AlbOni. S;e-snoni SAW aad SaFiAl Al 'ae-'
approaching season at NIblos a. fsy esH' admission
We reply that the proposition Is shsard ihe p'sh
h,. been thoroughly tried st Castle Garden ana
won't psy. The Italian Opera is the most expensive
Of luxuries, ard they who enjoy mrst expert 70 Us
bur.e accordingly. Al half dollar Nioio' VII h''
hold people enough. suPPosng i, to be Grammar every
nj n, 10 pay more than halt the eurren; expenses o.
,be new Aboni troupe. This shows there Is no use Ia
preaching On thar text Two dollars, or essn A.
dollars for the down stairs sess, and one aou.f 'of
,,o., Nm stair. i. no, too much for such entertainments
viii he or ss Madame Sont&g hiss given There
Ia. been r,ore talk thsn sense about this
ia,a Of cheap Opera Italian Opera Tor toe masses
tn 1900 aont want IL We are sorry for
cur ;wopenny clerk. bu, il rsnt be helped
ProrLE's CorKsE.-Rev DR. fomero!' "
Boston, delivered his lecture upon ma
birei "The Yankee" las; night q the is's'1sS''
IT,. hc,.a xrss fairly Sled
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The rnsnu,es Of tae two las, meetings we're thea
read and approved. The following res0sanoa Ps~"a
BY TIE Board Of Aaernen a MEETING Of ma 'oa! ~
TIE evening Of March lssh- WA receiTed;
Rr.Jred Tia, tie Qs.sraso Of hs Alzs dsss % ~
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Tur WoRtps Fam

Tx WORMS FAIR.-The most enduring mo
ept. Of the rtst Exhibition of ths sasmer viii be The
ou.ands OF beautiful DAeUssRgoTyPNs tsAeo m koovs
ssncsnt STYLE and scattered by visitors all over The
world Portraits Miniatures Nc, copied The Exquisite
taken only BY Rcor Gallery OF Pictures opea
ey ~ asv ard nj sht ard AWAY. free ct No Se3 Broad
w,y Confer OF Franklin.s,. Rooms easy OF acceaL
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CIrcus.-The French Equestrian Troupe,
with Madame rouRsI,Iss ard Msden,ois-e JossrssNs.
srr drawing immense aadiencee AZ the Bow-ry Ampas-
tleatrr
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BoARD OF GOyERsoRs-A meeting OF the
Beard Of Governors was held II tie Rs,undA yes'er
day afternoon. az o'clock. Pre-eai: Messrs. Diaper
West Williams Dugro, Mclaughlin, He-riek, Pinek
nsy-ihe President, M West. in the Chair. Tue re
euisitiOps from the various prisons hospitals &C. were
read and disposed OF
The following shows The number Of persons remain
ing IN the various public buildings under the charge o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
Ur,vv RoenEry Or GoLp Dusr.-Among

HrAvY ROBBERY OF GOLD Dusr.-Among
the passengers Of the ,feamhp Uncle sam which arrived
yesfsrday was Mr. Abner Clough who, while ia Uorlonl,
on his from California hther robbed Of slsOo
worth Of sod Duet which he had IN four bags THIS took
place the lat inst and the arrival OF the vesrl here
Mr. Clough applied the police Of the lat Ward, who
tbereupon pfoceeded board the ship 70 search g. OhceI
Coweu after loDg search found an empty bag beneath
window state occupied By three persons which
was identified by Mr.. Coash OF ths BAGS that hsf
contsned the dust The three then arrested by
Offer Allison Of the ist Ward upon warrant Issued by
Justice Bossu but the evidence Of their su = sght
ard thcy arr men Of responsibility, foreear publishing
their rafnes until after an examination - held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

THE ERrcssos.-The ship Ericsson, which
arrived here on Monday, isf TIE Cap.s on Friday AZ
ternoon' and stopped four or fTe hours he way.
The confidence Of the owners il /. said greatly
increased in The czloric engine By tie l.te trip. she
wen; to Washington before she complete in order
to be there before the sdjOurnren. Of Congress Sac
viii now go to the shipyard ii WILLIAMSBURG aai
main about mouth undergoing the finishing opera
tons. The object thas far hsvnz been 70 see how well
the machinery Will work; II i supposed thai the tss;
Of speed w be object on her next sppsarsncs. 1t
il claimed by Of the admirers Of ths motive
power that when the maximum Of speed IA reached in
the oslorc engine the steamers will not exceed them
in rapidly by more than knob an hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

SUFFoCArED.-A German lad II years OF
aee named Herman BahrnSer while eating lunch at his
T,sdsnee No lis Hesterst at 10 o'clock yesterday
ming swaoweda piece Of hich lodged IN bts THROAT
Tie in nediae ran Bto the yard AID made Signs 10 his
brother eviBcirs the DISTRESS he felt The latter enieay.
ored 10 esrcae the with his hngr out not snceeed
ma he brought his brother io tie house, where several
physicians atend,nCa and used every rErr.
non 10 remove the meat Their efforts however
evAng aud the lad died Ia the OF - minutes after
the accident Coroner Wilhelm held Inquest upon the
bod. and verdict Of death By suhocaton was rendered bJ
the jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16

CALORIc ESGISE FOR THE NAvr.-Capt.
Ericsson has made eonirsc: With The Navy Depart
ment to construct for the Government model Cslorc
Engine Of sixy horse power-such an engine as Capt
L. proposes to apply 70 screw frg,te. Tais engine
il 70 be made forthwith and sent TO Washington to be
put up in the Navy Yard before the mex, meeting Of
Conrress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-08

LAWYERS, CRIMINALS, Docs AND PREAcn
rRs.-Some ingenious Yankee has been cal
eulating the sums of money spent upon law
vers, criminals, dogs and preachers in the u
nted States and proves beyond all question
that he lives in great country. The follow.
ing is the result of the calculations:
at costs thirty FIVE millions Of dollars to
pay the salaries of American Lawyers;
twelve millions of dollars are paid out an.
aually to keep our criminals; and ten
millions Of dollars are paid out annually to keep
dogs among us alive; while only SIX millions OF
dollars are spent annually to keep the sixteen
housand preachers in the United States.'