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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
IN Of an irsolven from bis debts pursuant to the provisions
of the third article of the first title Of the fifth chapter OF the
n cobd part Of the Revised Statutes CH ARIES MORRIS
of the CITY Of NewYork Notice s Published December 49,
1884 Creditors appear before the Hon Welcome Beebe
City Judge the City and County Of New York at his Cha
the City Hall In the City Of New-York, the third
day of March, 1855, ct 10 o'clock A. NJ.
A. Z. DIETT. Attorney for Insolvent,
die law lowTu No Tryan row, New York
CUPREME COURT.-CHARLES PARSONS
- ss.in,t TIE COLUMBIA INSURANCE COMPANY
for money demand contract tCom not serve
TO the DEFEND ANTS: You hereby summoned and re-
quires complaint this hch wiz be hed
In the CLERK the City and County Of
II the City Hall in the City Of New York and TO
of your answer the said complaint the sabschbsn
At City Of within twenty days ser the service
you exclusive Of the day Of such services
and fail the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will take Judgment sg.nst
Thousand four hundred and uiue.y
eeh collars FIVE cents with interest," from the
dAy Of December thousand eight hund cd
and fifty besides Of this aconDated 3oh De-
cembef 1854, No. Wslsuset New-York
EMERSON PRITCHARD.
Plaintiff . Attorneys
Tie aid complaint filed in the Office Of sad Clerk on the
'"'"'' EMERSON & PRtrCHARD.
,eoI..euTn Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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feaal Notices.
after Of The SALE Of the REAL ESTATE Of WILL

In the Of the SALE Of the REAL ESTATE OF Will
LIAM IRWIN, decessed. for the payment OF hneeet'
EXECUTORS SALE.-In pursuance OF an
II Of the Surrogate Of the County Of New York dated
the tenth dsS Of lss5 and Puss.nI to statate we
MATHEW ALLEN and PATRICK TRACY. Executors OF
will and testament Of WILLIAM IRWIN late OF the
City Of NtwYok decessed will cell q pubic sue'i1n the
Heebsnt Exchange In the City Of New York on the 18th
dsy Of March next IL O'Clock ct the feowins de-
ebed Lands md Buildings situated In the Twentieth sie
sixteertb) Weid Of the City Of E.w.York, nam y:
All that lot piece pscel Of lsDd with the build
ngs thereon uae ine and being In The Twentieth ate
sireep,b) Ward Of the CITY of New York and dstin
su,bed certain map, 81 the number siry.~o eg and
bounded follow wit Beginning at point on the easter
" side Of the dant forty nine feet FIVE inches
norbery from borhsry eide Of thence
running essy parallel 70 Thirty sthh s one hundred fe,
thence pobery parallel TO the Tenthsvenue twenty four
feet eight inches thence westerly parallel 70
street on the sce of the Teoth avenue
soresd ard thence soubry the essery nde OF the
twenty four feet AID eight inches TO the place
AZ besirnipr The improvements said Real Estate consist
Of two Frame Dvespss ard Stable and are subject mort
ssse Of seven hundred dollars Terms each dated January
-. 1856 MATTHEW AkLSN {Executors
Is lkXkMTn PAIkIGk IhAG! ~
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COMPANY Cbicsso, Jsa. 10, 1855
NOTICE of DIvIDEND.-Eotice is hereby
SEJfAGO IJsION RAILROAD COMPANY, that DIv1-
DEED Of Five PER CENT upon the capital stock o. tne
for the ending February soo has been
ysbe On the tenth day Of February next 10 cer
6esfss date February 1885 TO BE- Issued BY The score
e. hs-b will be redeemse In cash on the fret
AN 81 F,usy 1870 With interest At the rate OF ten per cent
~ snnum By order Of the Board Of Dicectot
Ho' e~~~N- - LARABEE Secretayy.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- EMPIRE CITY BANK. Notice 10 hereby siven pursu-
the Statutes 10 such msde and provided aud Ia
q % order OF the Hon T. W C,Tes Justice OF Sad
Court duly nade IN this that al creditors OF the En
pre City Bsbt hereby required 70 exhibit snd estsosn
New Yorh Receivers OF sad Bank at said Companys once
No Wallst In the City Of New Yort within thirty days
nom ID. date Of this no'ice-Dst.d New YORK Feb lass
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President Of The U 3 r,qs.
JoHy sILwAkT. Secretary 70. Of Se.- IofE'
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter, &c, of
- the Knicterboeker Bank &c-Fotiss 10 hereby riyen
10 the statutes such made and psvded kc
In purusrce Of an order Of the Hon J. Roosevelt as
of said Cout duly nede In ths matter thst all CRED
TORS or TIE KNlCkERBOCkER BANK Of ths City Of
New Yorh herety required exhibit and establish their
dem.rSs before the Uned Trust Company Of New
York Receiver Of ssd Bsnk said Company ONCE No 20
Wall in the City Of New YorL within rhrty days from the
date Of this notice. Dated New Yorh January - 80
JOSEPH LAWRENCE,
President Of the u. o. Trust Co Of New York
JoBx A. STEWART, Secretary. JAZZ 5ed
TNHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW-YORK,
by the rsee Of God free and independent: To eli
City New York deceased eredors next Of hin OF other
serd sesns You and each OF hereby cited d
required personally be and appear before our s1ros.te OF
the County OF EewYok his Office 10 the City OF New
Yok the h day OF AHsut next at eleven O'CLOCK the
forenoon Of that day then and there 10 attend the nnh set
Public Admin 10 the Cry Of New York and ad
IpsoT Of the Goods ebses and credits Of said deceased
In testimony hereof have caused the seal OF once Of
said Surrogate to be hereunto affixed Wines: ALEA-
H. said county at the City Of SewYork the 10Th dy OF
January In the year Of our Lord one thoussnd eight
hundred and fifty fOor. A. w. BRADFORD,
ia30 lsw4wTu surrofhe
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NO1ICE.-An adjourned meeting of the Stock
IN holders Of the kLBIos MINING o0MpANY viii Be
held Of the ce of the Company, No IS Merchants Ex
ehspre on WEDNESDAY. Feb p. 1855 at O'Clock Z. M
Jan 81 1855 WR BUrTEaWORrH. Secretary.
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ST NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANf-A CAkD.
To he Editor Of The " Y. Tribune:
Won published Tuesday sst very injurious STATEMENT
fened AGAINST before Justice Stuart oy one
William Winow in restion to ny conheeu,D win the 81
Echoss Insurance Company it bat us.e that you should
give equal publicity words which have 20 on the
subject
then the nsttuionsthe hncserbOcker osnk
Savings Inuon aud st Nicholas losurance
Coupsnytwo have become bankrupt and the public have
los bali million the dishonesty and reckeaness OF their
manasemelt took this half million let the public
Lpow The very individual who accuses me asa Tru,tss OF
Savnss BsLt In the capacity guardian OF the snd OF ns
ties and eopadked more BY depostins u In rotten
Bank TO escape aims like these he Ia nov sndsavoriaf 70
male q of innocent party and ofnss fof~sd
su,b reable evidence defsueTs and those VINO
have repeatedly false statements 70 deceive tue pup
lie a. 10 the standing Of their respective institutions. Th
INV his witnesses Let the public Judge
betweN
When commenced my duties as Secretary OF above Com
psny founo surrounded by men wbo whether " VI
rsctor OF Bank Company never inside loan an
los. N Aid private ecuation-men who boldly embezzef
Thousands sled proits lands sold by hemseves.o
ip utiops which they Drectos-men who even ,o9t
the wages the servant sir snd invested "a ouoo
Soar stone who had no des OF sacred
Than "a shaving IN the basement OF
IN, in brown store What position Tor yeuns m'u
thns had his oss 10 keep and bis daJ 70
p~rom Ny great su, has been ever to have oscsne con-
beeted 9th such and such Institutions =,
In ressd 10 the with which have been charged
pledge yself show the whole history o. me ~
is---- th- 49,. ue. ~ ~. "a
of nv reputation d-se than ell the gold 10 the
upysr.. To friends dse self 10 clesr u from tns
stain unfortunate sboder OF the above i"n
tons pledge mys before the Grand Jury OF our city od
he hish officers State bring the real parties who
have robscd MALT milton Of money 20 Oh. BE-. Of jas
ice CHAs. o RIChARD30N
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Mayors Message in relation to the removal Of the
City Hal to q central part of the City met yes
.erdsy afternoon in the Chamber OF the Board Of
Aldermen The Chair rss occupied by Mr.. Voorhis,
Of the Ninth Wsrd
The Committee called for the views Of the citizens
present in regard TO the proposed change Of location.
Several gentlemen. in reply spoke 1Pon the sahject,
tie majority considering Madi'on sqgsre the most
desirable location No one appearing to oppose the
project the Committee adjourned, after very brief
session.
The following form Of petition in regard TO the
matter, which, we learo has been extensively cIrcu-
lated and signed sets forth the main features OF the
arguments hesrd Yesterday ny the Committee:
To he Hoaorabs Co.nos Coward Of the cIy q Neo York
We The urdrssned. ei'z-D. .n4 proper III dsr. o. ne
City Of NevYort honoraee Sosy TO ealse the
erection o. wins Of City Hall to be speedily con-
Madison square (which reserved By the City
for this purpose for the accommodation Of the City oveo
snt embracing the Ms,or Board o. Aldermen and Council
Aqueduei Department and Executive Ohees esvias the
r. City Hall for the Of the Couf and such oes
BE- conveniently retained in their present locality
Justice I'D the u good add .qn. rovernaent imps
r,ssy require that the municipal Offices should be ocst.d
peaer the sctus sad pospectv. center Of tbs er City
w. believe that the erection Of City Hall IN thd cen
POSITION would have for effect At the present time 10 give
and edste activity to every branch OF ncsst, en-
brcug the Wsts 4 the arest oeneat OF
soring classes and with advantage 10 the City large
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Total,....................... .S4 $l,IV,OA
SAVINGS BANKS
The .unua reports Of the MGnhstsn Mariners and other
SAVINGS us,itu 90 received aud ordered Tile.
vAsHINGTOS 5 BIRTHDAY.
The resolution from the Board OF Coaneilmen sppopatns
for the celebration Of Wsshnstots Birthday VS. con
curree In and Committee Of Aid Voorhis H. Tucker Va
nan Horre and Fox appointed 10 make the Necessary
arrangements
ASSESSMENTS.
Several reports confirming Sssessmeat lists Tor the building OF
sewers we've eoneuIred in
MAJORS OFFICE.
Ala Ely Chairman Of the Committee appointed TO wait
upon Mayor essrd to bis Hsoors sppe. N 70 station
NInate his os attend TO the criminal Business re-
thai Il was not In the power Of the Comm Council
place Magistrate there 10 under the Mayors supervision
and direction Further that order to station one OF TIE 70
lice M,sstss the Mayors ON "a ordinance would nave
to be pssed declaring this ONCE part OF tue Lower rouge
Cont Such a apee assigning Justice Osborne 70 hold
k cos in the Mayors Oes, vas thea offered and unsn
inousy adopted
REPORTS ADOPTED.
To suspend Patrick Mcclure and John 0Nei, Of Engine
Company No So from the Fire Department comp Amt Of
Hsss Company No To organise Nicholas and
ssd o,h.s, Hooi ssa Gs2d.r cs@ps.y :. YOrtviis
The Bcst motion Of Ala Brswn, sdjozrnsd TO the hr
Monday In February.
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HoBoKEs An adjourned meeting of citizens of
Hoboker h.ld Saturday evening last At which the In
corporation Of Hoboten cry determined upon An
prepared By committee reported which provides
that there shall be three wards snd the Cry
shs he ucted by Mayor Recorder three Aldermen
ard number Of pity officers One Of the features Of the bill
10 provision for the shutting Sunday, Of places where
liquor sold There considerable opposition TO the bill ou!
the better class Of said to be In favor Of Its sdop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

The WATER RIGHTS OF BRooXLYy-Tie Mayor
Communication the Common Council lsst night
prpg them Of meeting of Com nitfe.s OF ss L.fsture
Commerce ssd Nsvsstpn 20 nb- the Astor Hons.
sud suggesting the propri.ty Of scton IN
regard thereto; wbers nmtee consisting Of Alder
Barnard Rsokbou.e and Pe sppoisted, win p,~er
tshe such seton IN relation sid --tus their uds
uent the interests Of the city require
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POLICE Yesterday but three violations Of the
sundsy reported by the Chief Of Police OF jersey
CITY TO the Recorder OF these sgsn the popre
tors Of barber and the other Of cigar The &C.
sused were fned ~ and costa each
m. Chief OF Poace states that he discovered no drinking
places other places OF business an, several drntns
law were closed he having visited dudns tn week snd
quite TO their surprse them of their proceedn the
Sunday previous and told them who were presen on that oes"
dsn
Jobo Csdy James Csdy s'ssultng James Kelly 10 the
street Saturday, pisbt last and robbpg on OF loaf Of
bread were held hail in the OF 500 each for trial
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Advertisement
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER.

GOODS ALMOST Gtyss AWAY
O. NJ BoprSE beiss determined to close out the bssne. Of
hi, ock Of Fs ara DAY GooDs before the .t Of Feb
ru,ry will offer all those splendid Pisid striped Plain aud
Broesde silks for only end 81 yard Also vii &c
The sLtire stock Of broche and Wo shaws silk Veyet
L,si@-' Clots. P.ds DE L.nes Meriaoes Cssmeres
nels Blankets sc at per cent below cost Ladies this
the grsstes chance y oeufe baIssins ever known
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fAdvertise ment. |

PHREyoLOGY-Prof FowLER's Glass, in Prac-
deal Pb,.roosv will meet ct hi, Rooms No sos Bro,d~sy
on WypSrspAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. Ladies' and gentle
men will End this excellent opportunity to acquire tnOw
edge of this interesting and useful science. Professional ex
suin.tions and deneaons of character day or evening
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CITY ITEMS.

Hon. Charles Fiancis Adams delivers the Tenth
Lecture of tho New-York Ant-Savery Society 5
Course at the Tabernacle this evening. Dir. Adams
pher.s in large measure, the talents and the virtues
of bis late venersed father the old man eloquent
BE ripe scholar, prime hater of Slavery, and an
impressive speaker. Few men in the country are
more thoroughly with its political history
or able to treat more wisely profoundly the sub
iect on which he proposes to speak.
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DODf rUNNU'-H OoU1I "PP"I'H0iJ - Ut
IS to 81 OF found Yesterday floating
In the slip at the Jersey City Ferry The deceased hsd
brown black urder coat whe under shirt
drawe stockings and shirt black cloth pn's ard pst-o
eaters portsmonuae in his pocket aimed 80 cents.
There card n his pocket pret.d in the German Ian
Of the Restaurant Young Republic Nothing found
uron person ~ which his residence could he
sned Record Cutter viewed the body aud caused It's
intermsn ut in the County burial ground.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

No LrQroR LIcrssrs.-.The liquor-dealers in the
Eastern District ste Williamsburgh are in precar-
ious position not having the sanction of the law to
dispose of their commodities The licenses granted
by the E1cse Commissioners Of the defuhcs city, e1'
pired on the 10th inst, consequently there are now
over GOO places consisting of hotels porter-houses,
corner groceries and vile rum-shops engaged illegally
in the sale Of rum.
The article referring to excise in the consolidated
charter fixes the time of meeting on the second Tues
day in Nay of each year. and until that time no Ii
cen.es can be obtained without special act by the
Legislature.
Should Mayor Hall enforce the law for which he
was elected these places must he closed and great
benef. will result, one Of which Will be the reduction
of rents to fair standard.
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APPOINTMENT OF CAPTAINS OF POLICE AND
sIsrASrs- Al regular meeting Of the Common Council
last evening the following gentlemen were elected Capt
ard Assistant Captains Of Police OF the consolidated city;
CAPTAINS.
Fi6h Dibicf-Henry Sui.chsri
Sirth Disf,tef-Napihai- ". Dibble.
Sste~h D,srret-John S,ilwe.
ASSISTANT CAPTAINS.
Fiyst DistrIet-Janes Brown George Lsthsm-
IkDd Rs,rirt- VIM shaw, James stiser.
FcSrfA Dstyiet-chnropher Wright, VIM. Stewart.
FvA Drstrief-John Hunt, Peter Bennett
StIh Dissift-Henry Boyce. Robert Coz.
seeenh Distyief- George W Bruce, James J. King
POUND MASTER.
Eaters Dfsyicf-Daniel Brooke
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Advertise ment
AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM

AN OPPORTUNITY SELDON MET WITH-Iu
ouepee the dissolution o. The firm Of THOMAS JAHEs
"a 10 close p their business the large Oh Of Dry oSs
rev rem.sips the of Caran- and slescks
will be .od Oh without resid to COT they mast peel
49,. he ala IN so.e the Housets-pe eud GOT
let ri. opportunity clip the stock comprises great variety
and will be cold probably At quarter Ice vslue
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fAdv-r-isement.l

REAL LIFE-SIZE.-The only real life-size Pho
rocsApHs made really and flashed in OIL those
done BY Roor No $50 Brosd~.y. corner Of srsnklin a.
Persons having ordinary D.rueeoypes have tn-n
produced life size Every Hye of picture taken in any kind
Of weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

FrRs At NAcKISAc.-The quarters occueied By
the men in garrison at the fort were destroyed by
fire on the I'd inst The men are now lodged in
buildings thst have heretofore been used a. store
rooms Offices, &c.
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NEW-JERSE'Y ITEMS.

The Rev. DR.. Potts, of New-York delivered an
able ocou Sunday evening 10 the Fins, Presbyterian
Church OF Jersey City herz the first OF series condus ed
urder the suspcss Of the Young Mems Christian Asso on
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PUBLIC WkEZZNGS.
ROARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY. Jan. 29.-Ald. Isaac o. BARKER, Pre,i.
dent. The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
FIRE MARsHAL's REPORT.
The f Semi annual Report Of Baker, Fire Marshal
was presented by Aid HOWARD, and Or dered on hle.
NUMBER FIREs Ia EACH MONTH.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-yss.s
w. s,for. Judse DssAsv
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L.eh.ire 4 F,aehs sgt G.o kssis u-, 10 re-
=. a', AIN a. Of Lord & Br s'.,a. ssa ~
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s'S . q ss .sssI .: :'s as s % sss.
pJsresu NJ, Amended, &c
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~orpr cALENDAR-rns DAY.

c,.err CoCRT, P.t I-,SSs - ~ y.r I'd iiss. i1s
ms ,ss - ~ e.: q iua s. s,o.: ~. ~ IL
81 s.:s' :s::'St;s ,ss.y cssSsssiSss 81. TO- q
%" ss,srxr cov.r-Gasvl Ty: a.. v;s =, D..
ia, 5. ssssss February 1870 T sssI
ssrry clst, ss bsfoss " ses'
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CHARGE or EsBEzzITNISr-A SHErPrsH OPERA
TToS Two men, named Michael OBrien and Jss Butler
yesterday arrested charged ~h snberzps 81 sh--p
Which had been ntrusted 70 them by Alfred J.mson
7e2 Greenwich Of for sispEh-r Il 10 siesed that the
poct.ed the money They were committed BY Justice Ds
wilson for ersniration
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Tpr BysEFI1 CONCERT FOR THE Poor The Con.
et 70, the benefit of the Poor came of last evening
AZ tho Odeon in Fifthst., and was decidedly sue
o..f,l and brilliant affair. The audience, number
ing about 600 persons, composed of the most
re,peetabe ladies and gentlemen Of the city. About
100 persons took part in the Concert, viz Miss A.
Sninol.. Mrs. Poole, Miss Paine, Mrs. Forbes Mss
Andrews, Mr. Henri App, violiHiss; Mr. d. Toul-
min Mr.. z. NJ. Clark, Mr.. A. Forbes, Mr.. j. c. Nor
ton. the Harmonic Society, the Beethoven Society,
and member. of the Appoloneon Society. The pieces
re yell rendered ard several Of the performers
Miss Spinola, Mrs. Poole, Miss Paine, Mr. App, ana
others, we're eIcored O.
During the ntermission Mr.. G.. w Bulkley, Secre-
tsry of the Relief Department came for"aio, end ~
a nea, manner thanked those who hsd so generously
contributed by their musicsl talents 20 exceient an
entertainment and also the audience for their hoer
sity in responding 10 the call for assistance ior lnose
in distress. He said only those who VISIT the poor a.
tbsir homes are aware Of the extreme desututlon no"
;,;rg The fore mart of the week one OF the visit
ors entered miserable tenement IN the fouiteenIu
Ward; in one corner lay an emsclated female Win AZ
infant two days old in tnother corner ".s Tue
husband an able-bodied man, but unsois !.
oct a single DAYS work; th-re they we're ~unou
mor.el Of food no fire. and not suiiicleat oio1nns
~ keep them warm. Mr. Balkley sisted tns' yee'er-
dsy he visited poor woman residing IN ossemsn.,
the floor Of which was covered several inches ue7y
with water, teused by the storm. lur IN S,,;.1
two small children one four weeks Old and during
the previous night che was comeslled TO sit upon tSo
chair. TO keep clear of the water tina. covered tne
soor. not having even q bedstead to place hef
,trsw bed upoO. These cases were ootn re,
Md. he Yves happy 70 see so large az
.,smbsye in response 10 The call for aid il vent TO
sbov that IL the citizens had Loot their name 10 con-
sodstioD, they had not lost their souls lntoe ,sa
the Hberaty Of the citizsns Of wilhsm,Sasse, ,ne
Relief Department, 90 far, had been sns sos;,;as
a than 500 FAMILIES.
The Williamsbureh HUmonic Society have voius
tered their services for another concsr me
to be applied for the bess6s Of ne PoS. , ~
ban, for the same purpose. Is also On the tsp"'
N,x rua,rx.-Ths membsn Of Bngine Con
a -. "a, thar ssv apparatus tsas yssesrasy Is
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,RY--Patrick Harsnn

CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Pstrick Hsrsou
Yesterday arrested charged with having Saturday
pit nt " company with Others sftscsd Ardr.v Rom-r
OF No 80 Orehsrd.t While IN With Nr Alex Hurt
ard three ladies' and robbed him Of buf.o robe valued -
The ."pared parties seirhing excursion AID on
reaching Harlem. 60, cut Of the sleigh walk when they
were ntsefed BY Haron and othes Hsrsor locked up
or
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ACCIDENTALLY DROwyED.-COronerH ltos, yes'er
day. held ~ Inquest upon tn. body Of Thom, Ksi-n ship
vstehan whs ". accidentally drowned Ssu'd.v nish,
BY lnf from ssrg p,nt into fhe dsck loot Of pis--st
r. TIE jury rendered verdic Of Accidental Death De
ss.e y,. nsiive Of Ireland years Of age, ard lived
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IRcIxf.-A man named

CHARGE OF GRAND L.RcIsr.-A man named
Geo Fooden "" ye.erd,y arrested CHARGED With resns
watch. vsued q, $50 from the premises OF Mr. lssc Ciry
corner OF Sixty ninth snd Broadway. which alleged
b. entered through. window He committed By Justice
Wood, for examnation
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TROUBLE BtTwEIy POIIcEsEy.-Wm ii. kenhs7
and Z. Tbone both poeeren o. the ss.e1essth Ward
reds qurel On Sunday Ishf 70 ihe veniy q TIE saoa
Eouse Wiz ne or drew rits and threats sEt1ss
The isffer He Enh is,sKiest the tim al On -
mre .oter rs.snea his oee aud delivered his s',r T.
fsrt HGtt hone. yesteriay. made eJmpllsi 80. o.
i'm fer druni euue-- ard christening .nsa,xe and b. be-
10 bail 70 hep The The parties bad for time been
extremely uLfrieudly to each ether
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

SERIOUS CssPHESE ACCIDENT On SUNDAY even
ina Nrs Trsfsr a. No IS sisg-st enr.s-f Ia hi7E
si'd 2hene LAMP When asd sr- and th- es
ur'essc 70 the o. her dnfhter tsr-e ot
who des6fuly hurne. The f.ther .ttenptGy
tis child. was also severely buraed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

SELLING LOTTERY Policies Joseph BUR-, kaeper
sfsn EIchsuss Ofce in brand III. Junction Of Div
sion yesterday arrested charged with selling lottery
policies The complainant Asor stsnbrook The accused
was held BIZ Justice Bogsrt 70 snswer the charge.