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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

A UCT1ON NOTICED. s. HOUGH, AUCTION EER.-
IA The particular attention of house and hotel keep.
called TO the following extensive catalogue sale of
elegant furniture decorations, silver, paintings,
and pianoforte, &c. tomorrow Saturday morn
ing, at 10h precisely at house 70 Warren street,
follows Two elegant rosewood suits in brocatec,
mahogany d. superb rosewood bookcase, ladies'
tore rosewood etegeres rosewood panofortc OF
fine tone and finish elegant French plate pier glass; oval
and mantel mirrors, fine oil paintings and sngravngs,
tapestry and ingram carpets elegant vases and mantei
hall chairs mahogany spring seat parlor chairs and
rockers mahogany ard walnut round tables, do extern
sion tables, rosewood and mahogany French bedseads
cttage do feather BEDS hair mattesses rosewood and
mahogany dressing bureaus with marble tops do. wash
stands marble top centre and side tables, china toilet
sets fine assortment OF china crockery and
also basement and kitchen furniture with which the
sale win GIMME nee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

DY WATERBURY DYER-SATURDAY, JANUARY
I'D 2Ttb, at their store, 5s Broad street, peremptory
,aIe for account of the importers. Genuine Havana
gars, wines braDdes 6c These goods first quality
every article IN hted represented the cata
logue. The sale commences at 10L O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

Improvement I'm Deatistry.-Dr. Levett,
dentist IL waverey place, the New York Hotel In.
vtes the public TO witness the Of his various
provements for artificial teeth allowed by those who
have tested them TO be unsurp assed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

A Us1RAlh -ihnEPENDfNr IIhE-TO SAIL WITH
IA out fail February The clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, Tor Melbourne, will be ready for above
Tan accommodate tour cabin and sx second cabin pas
snsers, Spilled Tor this week. Her nodatlons
u comfort and tine ship will do weh to tale passage in
this vessel for balance 81 freight and passage spply
on board, at pier No \, last river, 70 Aekfil.
fiLlJ1, lao lssrl street or y. RICHARfeOs o., 81
south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

The Principal Depot for the Sale Of the
celebrated Dr. Dods great remedy the Syrup of ALUMNI
ma for coughs, cods and Inflammation OF the lungs is
at ATS broadway. Price so centa per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

Driver, Stop ut the New York Dagucrre0-
type Depot $50 Broadway-we going TO get pic
lures taken by HOLMES patent machine. Yours, &C.,
THE SIEIGHING PARTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

A sslGNEE'S SALE --SAM'L. OSGOOD, AUCTIONEE.R
"A No 66 Nassau street. will sell at 40l Broadway,
Friday Jan. 90 at 10Y O'Clock A. H., the stock Of first
class Broadway furs and sleigh robes the fus Of
superior quality. NJ BThe sale will be continued until
the entire stock IL disposed Of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

A UC11OS sAIE-sAMUEL O-GOOD, AUCTIONEEs,
IA will sell at his store, 90 Nassau street, at 10
o'clock this friday morning, the balance OF furs and
sleigh lap robes, emaini hand last sale The
furr consist Of general assert and the best Of
I. red this SEASON at auction. No reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

sIgtoH 1902 81 t1GIHSg ptHuE5 -
~ ssfgs ssmrsossoat tsn rttr, ~ WI. REsD
- Hafn.ats hotsi Gais ~ ~ r"N $3.50
fcse, esy sna aght - h@'8 pAhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

L,IGINE h. TRANKIIN, AuCTIOSI1R.-BY FRANK.
IL LIN kNtHoIf ofce 81 Nassau street - a N
would most repeatedly to their friends and
the public that they viii give their prompt attendance
10 tsts OF household furniture merchandise &c, at
priv ate rssidspees and stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

L,IJAs COMBS, AUcU0NIER COAL YARD, 2a2
IL Fourteenth street, with sx years lesse stock and
hltuies slso, ten lease OF g. brick dwellings
three story, situate Tbireenth street. between
and First avenue, Will be sold BY " Combs at auction
by orcer Of the hs.igpee on the premises Friday
Jan 20 at ii O'Clock A. NJ The stock consists of lamp
aud egg coal and dust also two horse. and carts Ac
For Particulars inquire OF The suctiop.er IA Grand
street y, J. PETERS Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

The Only Gayler Safe Depot, eos Pearl
street, opposite Fletcher stree -Established twenty
i've years. No safe cheaper against fire
and burglars than GAYLERs safe, for merchants,
jewellers, housekeepers, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

EIIAs b HENRY, AUC1I0NTER. THIS DAY ~
IL lok O'Clock, at 40 Bow,ry, HENRY A BUCK will
sell large and well selected stock 81 furs Ay robe
&c 10 close the butinets; this sale s worthy Of
itntion, every lot will be sold without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

To Physicians WANTED, n Partner In q
clan Of frst rate attainmens and unbsmshed repna-
ton, with capital Of three TO Ave thousand dollars
Fun particulars given addressing J. b. H., Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

What II Aromatic Schledam Schnappa -
Bee report of Ten Governors published in the Tribune
November 3d.
The Committee on Prisons (Govs. Duke and Degro,) to
whom referred the proprety Of using woe's Sche
dam Aromatic Schnapps In hospitals, respectfully
report that they have examined the article and in their
Judgment 1t possesses advantage other brands
Of gin at much less cost and therefore recommend that
this Board do not endore II the pure Holland gin.
Adopted.
ARTHUR KENDALL No. I william street,
sells the pure Holland gin, warranted imported by
the gallon At 81 sample bottles so cents EACH IL bot
ties in case, complete, 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

USnzD Stairs DurzaOr cousr-Nos Al, 4s, 40, 81
" surxnus CoUar-cmrn.--Part Mos. 2o51, 17.s,
1857 3002 22pl, 242l 26l2 2332 1885, 1857 1862 1902
1891 1856 1850, 1884, I79 631 1855, 1900 1902 COS,
961, 874 1924 1856, $685. 66e, 1l7s 1853 1400, 1922
Part 2-Nos. 27es 17sa, 2s4s 1884, 2742 27s5, 2ol7
2e44, 29s7, 1857, 3017.
srrrRIoR CorRr-Nos $40 541, AT, 49, 241, 29e 100,
3s3 5l6 1885, $685. 49, OF, $50, 661 seq, $685. 500 574
ST., $40, a19.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

A USTRAIIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
"a United states mail-Ths and elegant a clip.
psr shp skoRGtS, william slater, Jr., master, 10
TONS will succeed tb~ Ocean Queen ~enty third shp
Of this line for sydney and Melbourne, and will have
Immediate despatch. Passengers for sydney tsisn
and the balance In after arrival which GnAssn-
eed 70 them at very high rates Cabin accommodations
sot surpassed BY any ship snost Intending pASssogss
VIII place examine befors taking passage sbs~bus.
For freight passage apply board, It pier kAst
river, or " X. w. CAMfHOs. lilo Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

II ISRY LHIs, ALCnoNFFR.-gAIE or SLEIGH
II robes, mgrs, euHs and vetoiinss, Ae--This DAY.
~ TO- oeoct At the store No l3s Fulton street tho
tire stock 81 royal srno real stone msrien sabs hteh
and moubiain MARTIN, aud other sts 81 richly
iheiUrtc iuTs also go very hne sleigh roDss, sBsh
hccty hounisin volt, genet r4ccoon, Astraean, lamb,
buffalo, and other Totts, al haBdsopsly hnsd With
rooIep druggst. sale Ieremptory without regard ~
weather.. 'osL'ry dealers viD 90 sell . s'trhd hls
sHA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

L OR MELBOURNE, AJHTRAIIA-PAsaAGE 40
IL Positively hrst vs,set.-lhs clipper ship TARTAN.
A. Nix master having nearly all her freight b. ard
will ,ail In lev days. She has hns mol sns
for lew bret and second ea.. passengers. 10,
Which hight freight spply hoard al pier Is Ess,
river NAIL III A LORD los " all street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

Meade Brothers Valuable Collection Of
5000 daguerreotypes free to the publc-Pctures OF
every description during the fine weather. inserted in
costly frames, lockets pins, enamelied cases NC, &c
Mt prices suit the times Artists and importers 233
Broadway four doors above Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

ToComnait Murt auletly, Take a Young
lady and tell her she has pretty foot. She will then
small thin shoes, go out in the wet, take cold
cold win bring fever, and she will die in month.
Oh no, sir. Ladies more sensible days for
they rwear quilted boots and buskns, Alpine button
boots with Innings for cold weather and TO keep
out the wet all kinds Of India rubber boots and shoes
Indeed, Mss glad 70 hear IT. where do they obtain
such Why at J. b. MILLER Co.'S, lS4 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

n o fot 1HfEN IRAt EiLI s--1Hg tsTrED srsTyss
j nall si'a nsb > @AhfsTOwk, Captain Psyra.A yiil
bave pr ~ North river tgiurdsy sl,srpsos. 18th
3utsty, 81 q sel,fs, Ter Esshmsba srA Ps,sr.b8rr
fobshlsy Al sorisA -b~rs ps.ssrrsrs golsr fBrtbsr
r'tb go ale rsEtEupos hps ~ rsllrasSs tLrossh
bubHsi GsotEs, Ae. lLTI.1b A W gaaASTA
~ Brs-.dvky
SB.-shttsn ~ yisss sssa euyll.sis r,esspt, isr
FOocs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

q FORGE COOK, ArC1l0NEIR.--H0UsEHOID FUR
" nitufe stationery, &c, 81 10t O'Clock this day at
l.o Greenwich street, between bsy and Cortlandt-G
Cook vIu ell a. above general assortnept Of furpF
tufe bcdsisscs mattressss, rockers extension Ching
tables, desks, orockery and glassware Also &C dozsn
forter's smIr, 80 dozen writing ina gum sealing wsr
bisrks three counter, &C. Sale snp;ory Tor cash
- RCIMTs, hACcAH0sI HUCKwHFAT LlquOps
" ssgsTs, sleigh beils-1hls day. at 81 Dey street
corner Of Gr,enwlch-Tess, sugars cohees brandy gin
eeTcals Sbbkey, chocolate, raisins, pruBes bgs
snisy amobes hnlttst FORKS, ehisss, faws, shoVsls
Measures. Alsoi a lot ~ saloon furniture
". A. CAS1kR, Auctoheer, o. Deg street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

GoHOTA LODGE NO. 13T, l. o. or o. PA FRI.
~ lecture will he delivered befor. this re Friday
evening, the 9th inst at O'Clock IN the Dorc room,
Odl Fellow Hall corner Of Grand and Centre streets.
Won beis ofthe Order invited 10 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

Pianosi PianosS-Great Reduction In Prices.
Superior toned pianos for $l75, $500 and S225 int.
ror good and the entire instrument strong and
durable as those which cost $500 Pianos Of every
rey OF style and price, comprising those Of ten different
nianusctores- among them the celebrated modern i'm
proved pianos the first premium aoan
pianos Of T. Gilbert CO. make Owners of the aoan
patiently Second hand pianos at great bargains Melo-
deems Of every STYLE from five different manufactures
Each instrument guaranteed.
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
Posvers' Greek Slave for % -subscribers
70 the Knickerbocker and all the other three dollar
maya zines receive certificate OF membership in the
Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Association. The first
distribution comes of very soon Call st No. Astor
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

CTUA1l0Ns ARE wASfFD At MAShfs6i3 OTFfcT,
- 10 Hilary street, BrooiIyn, for over hapSfs1
American, Losn.b, ihsb, Scotch German and colofsh
hliy and experience csnnot b equaled at euy eshes
.tinbU,bn,Et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

Tor LIVERPOOL FROM pHILADEI PHtA. THE NEW
IL and splendid Philadelphia built stesmship N RTH
CAROLINA, 800 tons, Capt Washington Synmss, will
be- ready receive freight at Second Wharf Vine
street, Wednesday, 3sti inst and sail Saturday,
February 2, at 10 O'Clock. Rates 81 passageSaloon
berbs, 800 including stewards lees Third class pas
will be taken from Philadelphia 20 Liverpool and found
in provisions at S25. Drafts agents for II and up
wards. For freight or passage apply To THOMAS RICH
ARDsoN CO., 10 Broadway, New York, and 0 Walnut
street, PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

L,OR NORFOLK, PETIfxBUEG AND noHsosD-
IT Ths 4 siisd state, mail stss nshlp JAkI,TOws, l.
Fstrsh CON ms ndsr III Iss,s 1sr II sssth f,s, %
Saturday, Jan ~, at oeoes NJ vii arrive 10 Nor.
fok th. psri Afternoon, and fs<rsburr ana npehson1
the fo1.vins morning IRON soffos Dssss axsrs foe
the sogtL Drs,sss b. fsros6 direct, v;k AressA
sts from Wslsss 70 Wilmington, Ans.s,a, he Passage
sSd fare 10 korfolh - 70 PsrTsbsrs asz Ea< ksnssz
90. s,-~fAxs ball price. Apply 70
LuDiag PlIlEAsrs. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

John l. yANDEwATER, AUCrIONEER. -vANDE-
81 WATER TURNER viii sell, this day, at l0Is
O'Clock at the salesroom so Pine 80 Cedar strest
house hold furniture; large and attractive assortment
Of mahogany and rosewood sofas. tete n totes, arm
chairs paror do marble top centre tables dressing bu
reauH, wasbstands, bedstead mattresses, wardrobes
bookcases, chamber suits &c. TO be sold peremptoriy
colognes. card receivers, clocks, &c silver plated tea
and table spoons, forks, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

CTEAMsHips BErwFEN HAyRE And NEW YORK
- direct.-The sesmfhip AIis viii sail from Iia,rc d.
rect for New York. without calling at any port In Eng
land,) saturday, 25ih Of November, The rates of
freight and passage in first and second cabins viii be
very moderate. The sailing Of the succeeding steamers
will be shortly announced The Of insurance IN
Francois less BY ships from Haye direct for New YORK,
than In ships calling Al English port. Apply In ayre
and Paris IL boulevard, its Itaicns TO Donald Carrie
or In New YORK, TO T. CuSARD,'4 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

OsFPH HICKMAN, AuCT10NEER SATURDAY,
q Jan. u, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Of wash
ngton street land rte avenue Broot yp-Assgnee
,ale- A general assortment Of parlor, chamber and
kitchen furniture. Catalogues at the salesroom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

TO WHOl FHAiE MIR HASTs.-wANrEJ pf AN
II sctivs business man ~ho has bsen q numt<f o.
year IN The iobbins trade in ,nennaii OHIO, sad -ho
has an extensive asguaintsncs In Ohio, Indiana ar
Esntntky situation In nrrt ola.. house Ia E.~ yci.
silk straw goods preferred beet ~ rsfsrsnsss gwen.
Address ". n. ~, a., Louis Hotsi, Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-26

GBERIFF sAIE-D. d. NASH Will. SELL AT $40
- Broadway on Friday the Goth day Of January, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, lot Of new mshogany bannstsr rails
JOHN 0RsER, sheriff.
r. Guuonr neputy Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
CITY ITEMS

WILL YOU EVER GO. HOME Yes, answered
mentally, we passed the subject to vhom the ques-
ton as put. Yes sbowi.l go home; she is in fair
way now to go home; she Is on the rosd-a road that
leads to home fron which she wa never warder.
The gu ,ston came from laboring nan in thcs part
of the City called the swamp; twss addreeseito or
rather spoken ~ he passed the inanimats form
Of zoman over lshich he had to step as 70 went
along the narrow sidewalk Of kerrys,., whore she
was l-ing with hes head upon TIE edge of the iron
grating and her foe drawn up, her bonnet smashed,
her VeJy good closaes soiled anlal swry. she was
a yosng woman, lndes 30, and looked as though she
might be the wife of mecSaBie or laboriDg man
in comfortable circumstances. We fance5 sbe might
have been the wife q him who said "WA you ever
go,homel"
If So. it was 10 Few thing for him TO SEQ her thss
eEay from houe for be said il huuedly, and hurried
agay to his wolk without stopping to SEC whether ne
dept or vhe.har she had arasdy gone ZONE. 1t was
Z melancholy sight, but t was no new one in that
locality; for Of all the bu-y bees Of that great hive
Ferry-st--ssheEe more lessaer is msis and hsadled
than in eny other street in America, not o2e tsrned
away frs m his work. yot she had watchers. Tires
chifon;ars-a boy and two dirty grs-with hook and
baskes stood off in tie middle OF thestreet booking
with plying eyes at TIA poor, fshsn woman Fallen,
perhaps only in this cas degree, rom some good CON-
orsabla home to lie dcEn in the dirty street PERHAPS
shs had left a child IT, the cradle q. that hoEse.
To the poor rag-pekers it was unusual sight and
the Youngest girl cad: "Why don't she go hoEae :"
The Other seid to ne boy: Ii she dead, Joe ~
mo, she is dru1k -
Drunk yes that was way she did not go nome
she was drunk a9d lying N the street. a decently'
d., ssed respectable looking womaz, lying icro's ths
sidewalk at m ldsy in oss Of the ssests OF New-York
drunk! And get in thai same City ther% are sober,
rational. resi- sctabe ,aen and women Who consend
tina, all men have an .nalienabs right 20 producs just
such state of things a. this-.o make women trunk
till ike beasts. they lie down IN the treets-tsbrutl
ze society by faraiiarizDg eyss TO snsh sights
until we pass then BY with sut ssudder-rithou al
effort TO lift up he falentii only one man of all
busy s..eet even inquiries; WIN you ever go home 2
till only the young reg-pickers stop with curosi
enough to ask one of The other Is she deadi'
What If abe were dssd-whst Il she had gone home
Would the Coroners Jury inquire who killed hex
Eo-no indeed, not they they would not iuquie-
would no, care; they would oDiy say Died from th
effects Of ntoxication. and away she would 90
the Alns-House cart to her home-to the home
many like her-the hom|, to which the Duichman
the corner-the more genteel family grocer, whs
bread and poison ~ sold over the same counter-tt
owrer oil the mar lie palace rum.shop-sll and ca
send their ea-tmers. 1t is the usage Of the City,
Vsv that must no. be inerered With, hecag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
FROM HAVANA.
Of The CharIenon Courier.

...socudence Of The Charleston Ncurlcr'
Havana. Wednesday, July 25, 1855.
INV last letter omitted TO inform You that the
- decision relative to the parties charged witn po
- ofenses has been made public. Gever and
c'stero the latter having escaped are each doomed
..ur years Punishment 10 Spain, under the surveil-
~, Of the authorities. Ramirez, who wss declared
~ guilty" by the Court Martial is 20 90 to Ceuts,
Erica, for Elk years. Zunga and Miranda are ban
Aontes. Gueral, Cintra, BOmbulier, Trjillo Gu
,,ara Machado Guzman, Cardinas, the two brothers
Sets, 0Burk Perez and Lapedrs Perras the Sonora
s.Ibin Gronery Is also absOlved. Ramirez, Gever
,nses Zunige and Cantero are TO pay all the costs.
/ would appear that Gen Conchn alone formed the
fbunal of Revision, as the foregoing sentences pub
BED in tho G0oefa were signed by him alone, a..
Augb the three "Ordires" Of the Real AudieOcia,'
"A the Auditor de Guerra" are also members Of
~ tribunal.
Il is with extreme pleasure | inform you that the
CHOLERA appears to be pursuing different course
hre from what IL has hitherto done in other Ian Is: AZ
ss not appear 10 be spreading. have not heard of
snge case among private citizens during the past
tve caye and il is indeed well that such is the fact
here have not been any extra municipal regulations
sopted to meet the "Tyrsnt" True, our streets are
agoDged at every corner with policemen bu, they are
a neither less than spies over the ae-
ons Of the suspected. A friend Of niue, harmless
Ipocent young man, asssres me that he was logged
bout by two gsaIdas civil during the whole Of last
gsek for what reason be is totally unconscious.
We have had an addition Of 26s Spanish soldiers 70
De previously large body OF troops GU this island.
Two hundred and twenty-eght Chinese have also
rived here within the last three days from Macao, in
Gina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
Nln{h Wdr1.

CENSUS OF THE CITY OF BRopKLYS.-The census
of the following wards of the CRY of Brooklyn have
been completed and filed in the Office of the County
Clerk:
Fourth Ward...."... y 1888 Sixteenth Wsrd.... 154
Thirteenth Wsrd..... 1905 Seventeenth Ward.... 5f6l
Fifteenth Ward 6,572 Eighteenth Wsrd.... 1856
In 1850 the Fourth Ward had population of II O32,
showing an Increase of $50 in five years. The her
Wards enumerated comprise the late City of Williams
burgh and town of Bushwick NOW Eastern District
which together had population of 81 5l9 in 1880.
The present shows population of Al 1922 with
out the Fourteenth Ward which has not yet been re-
turned The missing ward will swell the population
of the Eastern District 10 about 1000
Sufficient returns have not been received from the
Western District (BrooklyD whereon to base an esti-
mate of the probable aggregate population Ii evi.
dent however that the Increase will not be as great
as anticipated.
The following is the enumeration of three of the five
country towns of Kings County, compared with the
-.r =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01

r..o Rows DRowSyp.-On Sunday morning, yes
Two p spont II o'clock, two boys who were bstGas
a Of the little 4ss sTT va. v nsneS S Pat
neenGnt Nei' ned about l6 and the other was named
Tick Resriy sseS about IL to 10 years old Rear.ys
s Spoher e fellow the asSs IN his
b mother w With brother the o.y .s
arms telling hs me mot oo bes home This was the inst
he had brought s siysp Realty in the boat
s cm ss S he morning and s bad been He
the city only few hours when he Os MI 1 but his
had run away from threa'eeea % he returned 10
lose his life as above stated. The BODIES oi 90
hnS. we're recovered. Hartford Coursnt, July ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
THE TURF.
USioS Course, L. I.-TRoTTIsG - Tue5day. July
o. 1855, match $500, five mites out 10 wagons.

UsioS COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTISG -Tae5day. July
., 1885, match $500, FIVE mites out TO wagons.
Owner nsres b. Kate
Owner names b.
1ime-l7:f.
This was a well-contested race and large amount
dmoney changed hands on it,
CESTRyyiLIg Course, l.. I.-TRorTISG Monday
July 80, 1855, match $1,000, two-mhe heats TO
ssgons
II. Woodruh named DO. m Lsdy FrantHn........1
J. Eofs named b. g. Chicago Jsck................2
Time-5:ll-5:1.
UNION COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTMG.-TA ursday July
~ 1885, match So 200, mile heats best three in five,
nwsgoBs.
D. Pifer named b. z. Major Rogers.............1
j. Daniels named b. &. Hard Road.
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TRoTTIS0 AT BANGOR, Me- Wednesday, July 4,
1885, purse $780, mile heats, best three in ive in har-
res.
A. @. Hunts gr. z. Teleuaph..............l /
g. A. JoIdsn's b. g. Fusion. .................2
D. haee's b. g. Back Douglas..........-...3 ) dr..
Observation-Disclosures 2:f5
Same day, purse $500, mile heats, best three in
FIVE in harness
D. Msces ch. IN. Lady Litchfeld..1 0 /
II. SpeDceT's er. e. Gray StTanger...3 DIR.
II. Drew's b. x. Bay MOraan........2 i $ dr..
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Saturday, July 7, match 5000, mile heats.
@ HuDts 2. & Telegraph. ] ]
y. JordhLe b. \. Fusion ...............s.......z
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-01
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The GLEN Cow RseATTA.-A Regatta of the New
York Yacht Club will come off on the morning of the
MOf August at Glen Cove, when two prizes, given
BY the citizens of that village, will be contended for
he course of the race will be around a st4ke-boat
Of Throgg's Neck Light passing to the northwardi
aspce around stake boat off Matnnicock Point,
,.ing to the norhward; thence back tc the point of
s4rtng, passing to the east of the stake boat Inc
Moving yachts have been entered for the race;