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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-08

II UHhI511lt, !" Ok111, NC---IH duUItIUH 10
IL the ordinary descriptions of Lumber kept in the
length and size for building and other purposes at
short notice and on reasonable terms MY arrange
nents are such ms to warrant the that any
bill with which may be favored will be promptly
filled.
In my yard may be found, at all times full as
sortnent of BOARDS fevery sort, and other Lum-
ber Builders and others can be supplied with any
article in nay line within short time IF found at
the yard.
again call attention TO the superior Fire WOOD
which | am selling. Of this article have large
quantity engaged, and fears need be entertained
That supply cannot always be had, and that OF the
best quality.
sTORAGE.-I am prepared to take on storage
Produce or Merchandise of any description. ANY
article coming or going by canal can be taken from
put on boats free of charge.
C. WALTHALL
NH 5 Iw On the canal hetxs an fth and 7th -.
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On motion OF Mr.. WILLIAMss u Was X .<..,Sl
10 have q standing committee OF publicauoe, ~ ~
iish as soon and as chesply as practicsDle
saws or other written e. my mi;
fa2ed 70 the Society and deemed worthy oI puD'i
ratm. and ii was also made the duty o. tne ss,c
com,nitfee to mature plan for the futuIo
md esrly publication of the frsnsace'ons " 'A0
Society.
a committee was then appointed 70 prepare
- "a rules for the guidance Of the exocunve com.
-.s,saa. and another to be called the commutee OF
..-sy csments with Instructions to prepare reguia
ss nr the next Fair and 70 continue TO act In the
ssne cspscity up to the close OF the next general
,neef;nr q Of the Society. 8
M allen F. CAPKRroN, Of Monroe county, was
.,,en unanimously chosen to deliver the annual ad
dress and Mr. B JOHNSON BARBOUR to deliver vale
dictory.
varxou for the office OF Marshal.
The appointment of Judgestor the next fair wn
then considered, and after some time spent there
;n. the committee adjourned at O'Clock to NEE
de next morning atthe same place ats o'clock.
FHrpAY MoRNMa.-Present same a. YESTERDAY
except Mr.. CnENsHAw, with the addition Of Messu
BoULwARE and OyxKroN.
After the completion OF yesterdays business. d
Secretary was Instructed to prepare hrlef q
strsct otthe proceedings of each meeting the q
ecutive committees. and 10 hava 4 pIh Z
soon a possible after the adjournmept Qffheeo1
mittee, In one or moro newapapeTy.
Tho committee then resumed The eonnAQs
/ Of the appointmsntof JUDGE ~ eter eome ulH
( speut therein, conmitsd d. euAtect 0mc ssQr
I tary with instrucsious % repQ aeemEsese - =.
Judges % the uezt ueekin r. ~ :. |.
shortly thereafter. andas6 y <. ~ saloasaso
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..vIRaINIA.

uakENsRtra. I'VE learn from the Greenbrierr
Era mat very large and pure vein Of bituminous
coal has been discovered on the lands q Mr.. Per.
kins on drcenbrier river just la miles nort
OF Lewisburg. II i equal to the best product q
Pennsylvania s..ls 81
The Era also informs us that the stable Of Mr.
Joseph McClung on Sinking Greek, In fireenbrier
county, was recently entered "by some nocturnal
prowler who cut and haggled the names and tails
Of six fine horses in a most shocking manner.
THE Gov & o. .RAmRoAD-Major Ellison. who
has been placed in charge Of the Eastern third Of
this road, is gathering his forces preparatory to
''breaking ground
FfRE.-saturday morning fire broke out In the
fancy store OF Messrs Blogg & Butt, on Main street,
winch, though speedily extinguished, resulted in
tne loss OF nearly all the stock they had ON hand
amounting, we understand, to some S5 600. They
were insured for $4,000. Mr. Schwarzkophf also
sunered from the water and the pifering propensi-
nes OF some present. The fire is thought to have
oeen caused BY an incendiary.---Nor. argus. l3s
We are pleased to learn that Capt Thorburn's q
son VINO accidentally shot himself in the breast and
arm, 10 recovering. Fred. Necs.
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DIED..

GIBsOy-Au9ust 49, George GibsoD, aged 81 years
His remains will Be taken 70 Massachusetts - -
GREY-Or the 18th Susan Grey aged years, OF NO ''
HenTyst
Tie remains were Inferred the Cemetery q the Everreens
JOHNsON-On Thursday evening Angus n1 O'CLOCK Ma
than n Johnson brother in-law Of the Rev. A. bC-L
Funeral will % held st the Baptist Church Irytown
morning lOt O'Clock Friends and sefunAIees are
LocKWOOD-Ou Friday 1871, inst Angelina dsashtsr Of Ode
The friends Of the family those Of her brother Joseph
lockwood the funeral from her iathers
d.ns 3 Broadway lsundsyj afternoon, <tn
inst q ? O'Clock without further notice
JaCOBSOHN-Ou Sunday 18Th inst Miss ssrah JeooonD aged
Hyeer. . , -. - AL, ur.. - p.... .,.S
81 -
funeral from re- her brothern law, James Wnght
No IA sm,thst Saturday lotb inst 81 O'Clock
PHYFE-On Wednesday, eth inst Duess Phye IN the ssta
Al erds and segusintznce and those Of bis william Jss
d and respectfully requested 70 attend bis funeral on
sunday Goth inst At o'clock from his late residence
Fulton-st.
PoLHEHUs-on Thursdsy, l7h August. Mis Ann P0hemu''
AGED 70
The resiyes sn6 friends invited attend her funeral from
the residence Hudson this afternoon, a.
O'clock. without further invitation 49,. ,
NENAEL-scddenly Friday morning August Is, Fhl1p r.
son Of Andrew A. W erlre. aged IS and mouths
The relatives AID fene Of The family respectfully inysd 70
between South Second and South Thirdss Wasonrsh
ococi Saturday August 3D. without iartheI
WILLIAMS-In Pblsdelphs Monday August a. 1904 oeah .
wife Of Reeve Williams AGED 70 and y days and
younr Of the late Philip Harding ESQ Of Ekton Cecil
County, MARY and.
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The Journal Of Commerce we find had discovered 10 er
ror in the estimate Of aggregate imports to which We
alluded yesterday which fact we were not then aware OIL
The annexed paragraph Is from The JoTr"a'
"In an article we published few days since essimans
the total imports into the country for the last nscs year
we made the calculation from the total receipts mo tho
ned States Treasury instead OF the receipts Tor
sIons sunnosng thai land sales and miscellaneous
c;, Ifppnid not materially vary the result We nnd,
hP IN further investigation, that the receipts Tor
.nSs for the year ending June go 1854 are very
Ser than for the previous year, 50 that the total
ra. must DO still LEES BY many millions than the point
~ Prhieh we reduced them by our estimate"
In relation to the new State Canal Loan Thompsons
Reporter says;
nIn answer to the many inquiries about the NewYork
loan which be bid for the 3lst ns beg 10 stae
that I shall not directly indirectly make any bid
cannot foresee q sure demand for but small portion q
the o. $50 600, except it be at low figures, say ITO
There are now on the market about $500, goo nov
York and United states Stocks for which the hodsr ~
yainy striving to get something like former pres.
rency inyeteratey presses home for redemption ~ ~
not feel Of letup until crisis hsS WV
existence many rotten banks a.C...i Can
There was q great mistake made oy .ns .ne :.S a.
missioner in not putting this loan on me mshes \; ~
former one, while ihs Uui.sd States va pSy"s " W.
stook ISL
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS
Yesterday Isaac 5. Queen was brought before Justice
Smith of the Special Sessions, for examination "a the
charge of rape alleged have been committed upon the
person of Eliza Queen his hasister on the night OF the
18th inst Complainant is about sixteen years OF age
From her statement appears that she slept in the
room with the accused but in another bed and the at
tempt was made while she asleep. similar attempt
had been made about month previous Dut oil whcn she
sejd nothing until after the last instance Mrs. Mary
Ann Ball was examined and she testified that the gr
made the disclosure TO her the morning after the out
rage. The case is not yet concluded Inc maj exam
nation Is TO be had on ne II Monday The prisoner in the
meantime stands committed.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

We find in our Mexican exchanges some later advces
from tie State of san Salv ador~
The Commission appointed to seek new site for the
City Of san Salvador destroyed short time since oy an
earthquake had selected the plain OF Santa Teca, forr
agues distant from the old site and six leagues from tho
old port of Libertad The entire population would re-
of beautiful country and abundantly supplied with pure
water from the cascades of the ighboring hills.
Another earthquake felt at Coyutepeque and in the
neghborhood and whiriwind had passed over the
try tearing down ffty houses 1t is estimated that
the locust has destroyed oneeventh psrt of the standing
crous i'm San Salvador
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FRIDAY, Any. is-P. NJ.

There fair amount Of business the Stock Board
this morning and quotations generally sustained.
Erie wac exception the failure Of Mr. Sheliee, OF
the Directors, being used by the bears At the Second
Board there very little DONE and prices without
much change. Erie closed al. having been al in the
street. Reading was 63i, an Improvement OF cont.
Central sCi Cumberland sold at 29i, showing steady
market. Nicaragua buoyant and improved Ia Y
cent II is stated that arrangement has been closed
with Mr.. Vanderbilt. by which the opposition Of tho
Independent Line TO California is withdrawn and two Of
the steamers pu, the Nicaragua route In Railroad
Bonds the business still mainly confined to Illinois Cea-
trial at IS, sSsi New-Ysrk and New-Hayer sold at 3d.
Central. s.; Eric, 1871, cal, which is better.
In Exchange there is fair demand and moderate sup
ply. Sterling sls9,. Francs SIS i3i. Continental
bills very duh.
In Freights hear of 500 bush Grain TO London SID
To Liverpool, Cotton, 5-3ed.; Flour. ~; $1,000 Ms.
Whales foot. 1911. charter TO Key West made a
81 for Coal Another from City Point to BordesaT II
81 for Tobacco; another to south side Cuba. SOC;
Stave freight to Cadiz on terms we did not learn.
the Sub Treasury, receipts ssis,o9l; paid. sioaar
balance, SO, co., si6
The imports of Dry Goods somewhat larger than fox
the same week of last year. The figures are;
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100 coo persons are probably suffering in this city

IIUUUU VtTtONt are VTUDdUIl tUUtIIuR
. day Dyspepsia Every O those TO- 600 persons gh,
he cured by Of DYSPEPSIA ELfxR Cell and
A.. original who have already been cured By the
Elxlrg Principal Office. No. 1877 Broadway Price 81 per
bottle.
MI Alexander ONO i7s Broadway hAs been cured in one
cordially him and hear from
hi, own lips for hin This bat Of
numerous Reeoee;, Principal otce No IN Broadway
Price, 81 per bottle.
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Vtafrvr As,arrF --smts Tagior was b-ouctt bsi.re
J-.e smith - ,he C-rrf Of Specsl Sessions, yesteoi ~
aoruuz. on warrant issued 10y ,sissss CsPtsin Ben
rDt WlerliE lie s.s-ds c.srEed WIN N.'rH'y ASSUMING
MILAN n k4nued, NbtrsSy BE- sustained fracture Of
ihgb which viii lly lin up for three months lay
~ VS. ed NJ 500 q ansNeT
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50 a9rssa. r 81 8 sca Nav rrcf S. - Re.lins 4.
iN Leagb IEs. 3. Bsit Of Peans iii PhslsiPA.
Bssvsss Ea,s,-lsc Rsad.s sli 70 LtIs s,hsya. ID.
&c, 20 Lftigh Pine n -. =
Sec4d IoeyS-s go CITY 8. Penns issue 81 800
Sch. 81 IL Sieo5 " nnston a. o. ~ .ee Lees
sra BondI 1tsys 81. q rc.a RR a. a. Commercial bsas.
Co. Oirsrf Bsrk. 4 -
.fGs, Rsard-lA Lehisr Zne n. Reaiing R. s5wn. S
Ciosi-e FrU s. es iis bi lilt rstet; a. 90 ~ ~
bio l7 sksd Penasy want. s. tat Cd 3 BID ~ ssed keadias
Rarotd "a bf do Rords - -. bid ftt asset CO.
Mort 6 " " I'D ssked; Penrsyvans Ralroad Is. ed n
Aked, hos Canal II. bid ma SHED schgyAl NAylsston o.
" "a BID . ssked; Do. 90 Stock p bid p sked do do Pro
fe--ed 50 BAD Si Island n bid III asked Nlcss
IL BID n Bsnk. M be- IL ated Leha<A
Z: II bid I. sssed Uuoa CAaal oi bsd II asked Sszy
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The total decrease in receipts, compared with last
year. amounts to sac 900 bales Increase in stock 1900
bales.
GRowISo CRoP-We continue to receive the most Hat
terng accounts Of the growing crop the weather being
and dry and the plant entirely free from impeding
grass, We Yesterday received the first two bales Of
crop Cotton They were from Mobile, and class Good
Mddng" Last year the first two bales were received
here en- the 22d August from Charleston, and classed
Fair"
The Albany Journal publishes the following quarterly
statement Of the banks of this State:
From the quarterly made to the Superintendent
of the Bank Department of this State have compiled
the subjoned comparative table, showing the condition Of
the banks in the State at dates designated by the State
officers
The following table exhibits the condition Of the banks
the morning Of the 18th March and the Sd Of June. The
March report embraces returns from go banks and
branch and the June the number. Lake Mahopao
failed report. Since the March report, five banks
have gone into operation and five old banks have given
notice Of closing their aarso that the number Of banks
in actual operation is the as at spt report;
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MARRIED,

CUsHING-yAN PRAGAN-July u, by the Rev. r. Clifford,
Mr. Henry Cushing to Miss Julia ' an Pregan.
by the same a. bis real
dence 81 Mr. Thomas shannon 70 Nils Mary Ann
Hudesstle. al vi Eew.York.
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Advertisement

By teaching Parents specifically the characteristics
az their children shows how instruct develop and
govern and for what profession 70 prepare them
E1Gr.inators daily b. Nj. FOWLER, No sc Broadway.
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s5frosTD BURGLAR ARRHsrKD.- Inspector Arang ar
rested nsued Henry Allen THURSDAY, ga ssis
eou OK having robbed the house Of Mr.. W w wade IN
Hicks st., some time since. The edicer found several
psiohes ard jewelEy in his POSSESSION, watch were
identified a. the property stolen He vas committed by
Justice B,tchley 10 aaswer.
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BoAnpIN5-HoUsB THiET.-A decently dressed fellow
called at No - A5sms-st, day or two since; and
gagged beard Afer taking dinner he took a survey of
the room designated for ME accommodation. sod soon
ser left when discovered that he had carried of
two coats pairs Of psntalcons bresspln aud gold
ring which be had distracted from the trunks Of the
oIer bosrder. He has not since been seen.
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fAdvertissmsnti
W.T. Silks WET SIIKsi-HEARD CLAP 81 Co

No Sol open this morning from the Frsnkn one case
wet rich goods warranted perfectly
sourd and vii sell them for yard; they are regular "
goods Also black Gro de RhiDes Of the IL
brc the bes. Manufacturer We warrant them perfect
IA every respect aud will sell them ehssp Ladies WI please ca.
early. HEARD, CLAPf 70 NO III ufan1' -
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IAdTertisrr1ertI -
Or ,Nns ANn MFI nnrnNs-A /. lRGR DISCOUNT FOR

C,sH-HoKAcE NArERs No 81 Broadway has in store
large Meodeor. eomprng bali dozen
OF the celebrated makes the world which can be bought ior
essh - large discount from factory pri-cs
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fAdvertisement. I

FALL IMPORTATION Receiyed per steamer Alps
pieces splendid patterns Of English adaLion Nevet
Tsp. CARPETS greatly reduced prices at
HRas ASpEEoxs No - Bowey To exorbitsn prices
Broadway the largest cheapest and best .ssoreni IN ns
city
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KINGS CousTT HosPITaL.-Report for he week ending
Aug Is: RenNIirg Hospital, AL. Received by order
Of the Supernten tent, i2. Born Tcta' 57' Trans
fred 10 Aims Horse, D. Transferred TO Nursery g. Dis
CHARGED g; Deceased. %; Remaining, s5s.
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The Italian Opera at Castle Garden last night drew
fair house. The soprano, Mad. Manzn, in the char
acter of Luisa Miller, succeeded well to be called
before the curtain. She is young and quite interesting
The ether artists acquitted themselves formerly.
Max Maretzeks benefit will come off on Wednesday
next, and Monday Grszanis benefit. The friends Of
manager who has done much under the greatest da
culies and the losses Of thousands Of dollars to please
them will not be wanting at these closing Of the
season.
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fAfyer-fsenert. /

NATIONAL THEArER. Another great entertainment
"a b. syen NJ hi. hose nskt Ar Sect Lad in
de sre.i dsn.er Diam 5ri Mss HsaasJ MAJ 81
A,xy ssriy fot pis:es
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TAdyerisement /
1sr 1r,.r on rnr Or n Rprwrpy This fasci.

LAST TINE OF THE OLD BREW Rf.-lnl his iascl-
hating brilliant viii be performed for the last time th
snsrroor o'clock this evening o'clock a. BAssvHs
MrsEUA Fail witness H. The United Twins af other Gu
riosites may BE a. the same time
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CITY ITEMS.

The week winds up dusty and dry, but cool The
want of rain is most seriously felt even in the city The
air is full of fine dust the grass is gone, other leaves
shrivelling up, and everything looks and desc
late in its somber garb Of pulverized granite.
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Johrson.
fine quarto edition Of Shakspere has been commenced
by Martin johnson, to be Published seriay and CON-
peed in forty NUMBER 1t presents the text from the best
authorities. collated with the readings OF knight, III ali
well, ard Collier together with few brief notes, that
have the merit Of being concise and appro
PIRATE The edition is to be embsllished with portraits Of
distinguished American and English actors and historical
engravngs from the works of eminent painters. Il is
Issued in neat style of Typography, and recommended
both by its convenient form and elegant finish will doubt
less pro,e favore with the lovers Of unmuta;ed
Shaksperian text
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en- ard ~ inference i inevita'e' T. a. hone i1
JttHy was ever seen 20 frl air-n .s-e-bgt nee J.
lssy prolorgisg Lcre what li- p. llI mIrc s1itab.e
pace 10 Rtc0el0ns Of Tie LIE % man o.. L.tiers.
There Is fitness il tie drs: complete annotated
edition Of the Ncetes appearing in tbs country No
where have they found more cordial AMI enthusiastic
admirers than in America. Nor is there any pro5a.
bility that az edition will be undertaken in Great
Britain at present The series 20 A5ounds in literary
End political personalities that it would be impossible
to reProduceii without such omissions as would in fact
destroy ia original character II has been ght that
it would take st least twenty five years before it would
be safe to present an edition to the British public
with suitable eusidatory notes. The objection does
not hold on this side the Aastic ard We are accord
ineiy treated to dish of undiluted personalities.
The edition is erabellished With fine steel engrav-
Dgs of the four principal writer Of the Noctes" and
q fee smile Of page in Wilson's handwriting A
most valuable feature the Index, Nat accompanies
the work, giving every fsity for conyenentrereDce,
and without which these volumes w)uld be wider.
ness of confusion
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Internationally


prsHERs PLLs-Tkey contain salt Of Mercury Arsenic or
unne Immediately appetite and strengthen the ss
ten Sold By W. d. CErNsIT, corner Broadway and lhst
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RADICAL CURE

RADICAL IIkE OF KUPIIKE.-LFtr! rtuuCIUUIe
case of Hernia Of Hemorboids be radically
and ecuay method that hiss received the appreciation
Of ali scientific Surgeons The fee from slCO 10 $50 and the
cure warranted The method has be- fully set forth In The New
Yors scspe Patients when Necessary received At the Pvae
Hosps In Apply the Office OF the subscriber NO "
5thsv y g. or TO evenings Dr. Eo"AAD
II. DIXON, Editor sealpeL
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COMMERCIAL MA7TE'R.S
Sales 1t the Stock Exchange. ...,,Ar

Sales OF Stocks at PhiiAdeiPnAA go. Ate. -
p,..-,., n Y Tribune by ns-sr. Fry IhenAs
F,,Ss scs,s-sI go Psn.a s. ~ =. - Es.ains &c &c ~
~ go WagaDySa T. ~ IT, w <S@s~ ~~S'f w. ~
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The WEAKEST INVALID OR YOUNGEST CiillD may
safely FEyEK and AeuE Ii has no Dad
taste perfectly mild and safe remedy Sold By t. b.
GUIox, corner BoweFy aud Grandst
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The Exchanges at the Clearing House today were
sl43s5, 700, which is small.
The steamer of tomorrow has little $780, 900 en-
gagged in gold.
There is active demand for money but the supply 10
ample upon satisfactory securities On call capital 70
rather pressed favorte borrowers but upon securities
not strictly 6rscass and available loans still very
difficult There pressure of paper in the street. and
gilt edged goes at Oal2 cent without much difficult
~. The banks discountng with considerable FREQ
DOM quite a. much, probably their dealers expect.
The wants of the importers considerable both for
duties and remittances.
Among the warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment on the 10th, was Of the War Department Of
$40, 200.
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ARREST OF FUGITIyE.-A German named Slgmond
Fretone was arrested Thursday night at the Bowery
Tbeser as fugitive from New Haven, Conn, where he
stands charged with stealing silks to the value OF sl54
from Rambeger Rosenblatt and fleeing with them to
this City The property recovered and the prisoner
locked up preparatory to being sent back TO New
Haven for trial.
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PERsoSAL-Among the arrivals at the different hotels

AccIDESTALLY DRowNED.-The body Of John Brown,
colored man, about 80 years of age, who on Monday
night accidentally fell into the dock foot of Governeurst,
while attempting to board vessel, yesterday found
at pier No. % East River and inquest was held upon
it BY Coroner Wilhelm.
The same Coroner also held inquest upon the body OF
Christopher Rogers, a lad II years of age who was
drowned while bathing the foot of Rvng0n-st, East
River Deceased lived with his parents at No 325 De-
Iancy-st.
an infant who f. of its mothers while IN bed
into pail Of water and was drowned. Nerdcts Of Acct
dental deaths rendered in each OF the above cases
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Tie following table exhibits the condition Of the banks
on the Sd December 1853, and March ls and June .,
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FATAL AccrDESr.-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held
an inquest upon the body of William Robertson native
Of Ireland years of age whose death caused by
fall from the roof of the Presbyterian Church in
Twentieh.s Seventh-av., on Thursday afternoon
The jury rendered a verdict Of accidental death.
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Two men, named james Nc
CURE and Robert Kearns, yesterday arrested,
charged with having at o'clock yesterday morning en-
tered the porterhouse Of George Hoffman, No l54 Third
st. and packed up, ready to be carried away $3.50 worth
of cigars and wines. They were taken before Justice
Wood, and held for examination.