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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

NOIICE TO The PUBIIC--ON THE 2OTH or AU-
IN gust the second floor Of the building known the
Christian Home, at e6 last Thirty eighth street. between
Fourth and Lexington avenues, viii be Appropriated for
the sale and PAINTING Of china glass and roskery the
profits Of which win pass into the hands of Board oe
Trustees, for building and supporting the Institution
lha greater part OF the goods win be imported from
France ard 1Dgl-pd, and sold at unusually low price.
work containing the objects of this nstitution viii be
published In September The Madison avenue stages pass
the door few minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

ALD JOHN STREET NJ. +. CHURCH. AND FIRST IN
~ the United States.--The members and congrega-
ton Of this church. and a who are In vor retaining
That time henored sanctuary in is present location will
held public meeting IN the Greene NJ f. church.
ming, August le at ~ O'clock when full history Of
the church, including the existing difficulties occa.
stoned by an attempt to sell il, viii be given. All
the clergy Of the city invited TO attend r. SSuit-
able accommodations for the press By order Of the
Committee Of Arrangements.
JAMES 7. BARNES, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16
REW ARDS.

th 400 REwARD.--LOST ON WEDNESDAY BE-
p4OO tween the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock in
going from 38 Wall street to the rotunda OF the Ex
change thence to the banking house Of Brown Brothers.
81 Wall street, package Of bills labelled 81 556
comprising live 800 bills the American Exchange
pank hve s100 bills the Chemical Bank, and the re-
.idae in bills yasious city banks ranging from $40
to $50 The above reward viii be paid on leaving the
with Archibald Buffers at the, Herald ofice or
with Brown Brothers, 81 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

M ERCANTlIE LIBRARY Observation-Disclosures -
Ivl The library aud down town Office pR he closed fs
The space Of two weeks from Monday, the 2th inst to
Saturday, September LIST inclusive for the purpose of
cleaning &C. The reading will continse open uu-
til further notice. j. y. HASFfjpD,
1851 Chairman Library CoI4.hnttee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

Az AyyKcrsosAry BROTHER.

Mofes Donohoe, who rspresss,ed himself q tailor,
living Al No "a Elizabeth street, taken into custody
On charge ofsabsing his brother Michael with pair
shears with intent 10 Kin him. The complainant va
se'erey injured in the side but with proper medical
treatment will recover In the of few weeks. me
prisoner sss tsh TO bail Ia the ~ 400 10 sn-ser
The charge Of fsioniouA assault and battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

AIRS. MEARs, FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
Nl and day school for young ladies' (32 and 20 West Fif
senth street below Fifth avenue) reopcns Thursday
September g. Mrs. Aears be at home 70 receive pa
rents and guardians who wish 10 confer ~iih her, from
Monday, sep'emhcr 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
ARREST OF A MERCHANT FOR FALSE
PRE- LENSES.

Almon Hovey, merchant of Buffalo, " T., was
brought to this City Saturday evening, in custody
Of Officer Lord of the Lower Police Court, who had
arrested him on warrant issued by justice Bogart'
charging him with false pretenses. The complaint
was made by member of the firm OF Went"orth a
Deeraaf furniture dealers, at No 400 Pesrlst, VINO
alleged that. on the nth January last, the accused
purchase from them goods to the amount OF s,@.o'
by representing ths; be WIS doing large and pron'
sble business In Buffalo, as Wholesale grocer anu
bad for sileIt partner one Milo Hill whom be repre-
sented 10 be worth at least 100000. Recently lne
failure Of Hovey was announced, aud one OF the hfn
above named went 10 Buffalo for the purpose o'
mskirg arrangements 10 secure the amount dae nun
and there asce,tained that Hovsy had recently oesn
receiving large invoices Of goods from New io.s'
Which he .old of q. auction as as, possible M
5. Whitney, wine-deser at No. 80 BEoadTs y,
also made complaint against H"vey ch1slog ~"
with having Obtained. by similar false PREF sn'es
81 4s- worth OF goods from him. Hovey ~as h-id
by the magistrate to await an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

uaisd in The Nineteenth Ward known a. the " b
ispic Gmcen il estimsted a: $500 900. and is not
uncer leaFe. nor does it appear tha, the College
has ever derived any advantage from il SINGS
II was granted 10 them By the State in
the year l-lf except the rise in the value
which, within the last few years has been very grea.
DIVERS sums Of money have been appropr,a,ed by
lIe s,a. d, various unes, which. in the aggregate,
amount to about $50 600. The debt o. the lleze ia
about 90 800 IL appears from the Treasurer. state
meDt, that on the sd of NAV 1884 the Trustees
entered into contract for grading aud regulating the
Iot hbo"h ~ 'be botanic Garden" by eIcavsting
eDo removing the surplus earth & C. for the purpose
OF bringing The same into market which II l. e-ti-
mated, zl cost about sls0. 0O0 TIE exnenditlres
apar from ia1e- assessments aud improvements have
been about s@2, COO annually daring the las; fifteen
Sears ara the receipts from students have been about
80 GOO Annually during the same period
From thu, II appears that they have about,
81 COO eco worth OF real estate from which they have
cerved 10 income or profit, and that the annual ex-
pence apaf' rom lake. and improvements have ex-
ceeced the receipts derived from the legit nate
sources Of the Coilege-that is from tuition. &c
The sum OF el3 GOO Annually, in other words the
College has been kept up ana sustained e, an expen
OF sla GOO annually for the last fifteen years beyond
its Earnings
AZ to the administration Of its affairs At l.rcA the
Con ritfee made quite full personal examination OF
the Coliege'buiIdiDgs and when they first visited the
College IN the Spring, it was not in a. good repair
and condition desirable nor yer. all the a oart
men,s suitable tor the purposes for which the were
designed spd used; but the Committee on their re-
turn in the Fall, found that very great improvements
bad been made in the apartments 10 be occupied by
the new Professors, and the College was. ia other
respects altert 20 a. 10 furnish all necessary accom-
Inodaops for the Professors and Students Further
than this. your Committee do not believe il is mecca
cary for them to express an opinion The opinions OF
men would differ widely, undoubtedly and it would
he nothing but opinion on the part OF the Committee.
This examination was made ,unt of the charge
in Mr. Rugeess pamphlet that the Trustees had neg
lecied to provide suitable apartments.
Your Committee think the general management OF
the affairs If the College, and particularly it. courses
OF study, sc, more especially under the control
and jurisdiction Of the Regents Of the University and
tt "a, is their duty TO inform the Legislature OF any
defects in that respect.
All which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES r. HOPKINS,
EHAsTUS BROOKS,
?. s. DASFORTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
DOINGS At THE MAYORS OFFICE.

The milk manufacture is beginning to e1ciie oicaI
attention. The dilu:ion and sduliersnon Oh MIX
have been exposed periodically BY the press Ou' :.
10. hsen reserved 10 the present administration W
take legal step, to their suppression There 81. very
sev ncysons in the City who do not know 81 'ne1
pure Orange County partakes largely OF .ae ,ss
,ure and often Of the inhabitants OF the Cro'on ''
evidence of those who have seen the aona a'-
no, be unintere sting. Mr.. N. Rollins No -. ~.
r;.h :. corner of jay, swears ,h,s he saw last
wedse.ds, morning number of %tI'n drive v,, up
from it and pour it into the cans WIN Vic 800.
bling chalk or whiting. He says also that they have
been in the habit Of doing 30 for more man !eH.
n..t and that he has frequently asked them whsi
The whit. powder w~; that they would leu MN !:
vw sal., bu. be does No. believe sas'' I" os' n''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

UsDsR THE Ssow.-At the tine Of the NOV storm
of the Sd of February last, two sheep on me isrm
Ns.bsniel B. Williams Esq., of Lsnesboro strsyed
away and were given up BY the,r owner s 3r dsad,
beg covered 'asw S n : .h%a, s1 ds.
o.. =. .hs s7th--three weeks and three days after
their bling ing 'a: s., - oS s.
70 ar anal hole in the soo~, and upon enl.rx-
e ere the sheep we're discovered in little csvsra
n The sDov Won to the size Of some SIX feet or les
hv the heat OF their bodies. Nothing disturbed by
,Ss;r hermit fact Of three weeks on being relssse1
they scampered of briskly 10 the barn With, doubt
Iess. comfortable appetite. Berkshire Co. Ezgle.
DEATH or BISHOP RrYsoLDs-Ws with sorrow
have 10 announce the death, at O'Clock this mora-
ing. Of the Right Reverend Ignatius Aloysius Rsy-
solds, Roman Catholic Bahop Of this Diocese aged
20 year,. having been born near Bsrastovn, kea-
lucky. in 1879. DR.. Reynold.s health has been u
firm for about two years. and biz denise has been tAA
effect Of complication OF tiseasss.
BE wa censecrsted Bishop Of ChAsisston In March.
1914, cod has consequently presided over tAs disessa
asaay IL yssS- tCharisssea T. c. HsvA 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

-HY LATE Trouble N WARD SCHOOL 81
To rHk PuRIic; Tbs undersigned. school Officers
Of the Seventh Ward, agreeable 70 notcs previously
given, have fully investgat the charge nsde before
the Mayors Clerk by Mr. Michse Dorsn, agaios.
Mr. Anderson. Principal OF Ward School No. 81;
spering no pains to get the facts as they existed
TO which We herein briefly refer. The BOY Dsras VAS
esiitd up for punishment tor having raisiy ana
iicousy push,d .re AMI grossly llted his se.cher
hy uspg v gar, profABs end threatening language ia
the presence Of hi classmates an' others bee IA his
teacher had reposd him to the Prn. fot previously .kos
rircp.l for ion directed and When extend
bis hand fsr correction De oeIe%Po re'a.d TO do so ADD
in.t The rule struggle es-aed the boy
do6sBs under the desk reeesms ,e- stripes from thin
rattan sni from nothing ese -heh neither oaeoed tA-
hsac nor .pe DuriDs the following two DAYS the boy
ior, .ebooI When or the 20 I'd d., the uncthe.
returned win hin stat. that he hsd eeeu pl,y &C
The Pncr. DEC in-d einstirf rim st tnsi ur'r nwns
concluded 70 epo b. c..e 70 the Bosc Tn. mother thea
~ ,s,s I,rp.S 70, I've IN, f-. th.t th- Boy
whipped 81 ala .he then WITH tie boy len tne Sn'o
Nothing w,s hesie aeout the MISTER anti 70 wse.
determined h.ve satisfaction" AID the following day
he appeared before the Mayors olsTt. mi1ns , "a.
statement. which next day appeared IN the pg9lic
which statement supposed % come from the MAJ
G sOos ~, nc sys; as .S ous
gnri be resd Il IN The mernns ssPer: n. co@%1s oa
snd the boy and when the latter informed them
that they the bad been inside public; and fur
susse &c to h te.cher they would h.v. ch..ti.ed him
themselves ard sxoneIsted Mr.. Anderson from
Tor insisting bis rule; would they have made
ccmplsnt their sccount ana that ftst Mad beer
do BY Others. The Committee hal the boy
examined by Dr Cockroh snd Captain Hasgerty, who
reported him being in perfectly good health and physical
condition, showing ino m,rs'. &c IS 'posen OF 10 the
complaint Full ard simple time ana opportunity have
been for the party complaining ana their advisers to sye
satisfactory for making the complaint and they
have fsec The undersigned much regret that 80
publicity has been given 10 the mser snc likewise re-
the like occurrence should axe pac ID any
Of the schools uIder their chare and however much they
wish sssist carrying strict discipline they prefer thai
like boys for ssch misconduct should be dismissed on
the school that the principals Of schools should be
compelled o nfct corporal punishment detailed
ard pete Of the facts 10 the has be-n en
tered upn the this Board and the undersigned
reed, wiling give further expansion about the
deemed by party parties whom Il msy
-
DAvJD WEIR JAMES W BARKER,
GEO A ROCKINGHAM ABRAHAM DESlkt,
ZrBULON C. lNsLEE, JAMESo bkiNsMAoE,
GEO " KING. JOHN thA1,
WADE B. NOkRALL, JAMES r bkENNEi,
BENJAMIN PARkHURsr.
Ae-,- York March 5, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
THE STREET SWEEPING MACHINE.
To he Editor Of The n y. Tribune

To he Editor u The " T. Tutsne
SIR: report has by mistake been circulated, this
day the effect that experiment. about to be msde with
the machines This ~ sot 20, bu. would res
tecy have bad through the courtesy OF Mr.
Ebing supported By bis Honor Mayor Wood, the Second
wrd assigned clean. vhen this done we will leave
the result to speak for itself We shs operations
When the weather permits Our motto is Clean and keep clean
Respectfully, JOHN ". BENNETT
Superintendent for tee Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
CITY ITEMS.

BENEFIT OrERA TONIGHT AT THE AcApENY.
might the opera of Luera will be rendered for the
benefit of the company deprived of support by the
sudden stoppage of the late enterprise. NJ. Brgno,
the new and yetupheard tenor, will do the hero; like
wise, NJ. Badisli will figure, and Madame Maretzek,
and al the force, vocal and instrumental, of the
troupe The occasion is worthy Of the generous con-
sderation of the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

BvSryotENr ssOCIArIos 90 IRE CHuRca % rsE
uoty Toe orb Anna, h.stipE Of ths A~ociei
h-ie .st sv,nirs TIE Ne. Nr Ltss. sestsr OF Ne
lrureh rrec rot so,r Of As1,fsr, show as
h.t Rad her accomplished sai reeonrendef n.
t<psras xgpsd efg..tias yoaas neo 70, tas
TIE the Asso-it,oa - "a ne
rrrssuiefs Report vh,eh ,hn~ec that sobV hsi eess
collected fss bsncvolsni and missionary os9s Iss
80 al ~hich with the gtioa o. sJst IT. 49,
Seen psd Report OF - NsrSs S.sioauy society s.s
- b- aprofx iinsis. resS sAosins than -
4. r beah sud fourshrz cone ition sshop Wi aaosss
e.lix,rsd nlssonSg, SeTuor, sod he exercises elos
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fAdHeffiaenent [
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITs.-Life and Cabin

PHOTOGRAPHIC TUX IfIhI -'-I1IIr oHu NHUt1o1
ze. In Oil and Paste. Miniature sifss superior to toe hnss
Ivory Painting Uneoored Photograph eqused BY no other
..,sb.hment in world Perfect lsenss-es taken, Ia any
stye me rom Dsgeueoyp@s Of deceased persons Life
,te OIL Parting. canvas by hi. process one sitting
T,keu only pJ j. Guss.Y c. % fEEoEsIck.. NO ~ Rae
Base Gu aenpsrt Psrs and No 5is brosiwsy sew'fofx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

A GERYAS OPERA At NRros.-The public should
gladly learn that German opera will commence at
Nlblo's on Tue'dayn/ night. The first piece will
be Flotows Martha The singers will be Mesdames
d Ormy, Siedcnburg, and Messrs. Quint and Vincke.
Mr. UDgpr one of the best musicians in this country,
will be the leader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

DASoE-HoUsE BRoxrs UP.-A house OF this de-
ripcn and of uneuyisble reputation located ~ tn. owv
end OF Union VISITED by the Mayor Chef Of Poies
Ssurcsy right .st The apartment tanned about hfty
rer-crs o-'y boy. snd girls and OF b,t
pue rfss-d 10 tprrs the lsnt fantastic 10
the r,r.c OF crscsed violin As they Observed the
rcer, rev proceeded make their exit. aud Of hsa
,ucc.ec.d ~ climbing o, the widow Mos, them
wee tsbeu however and them eighteen
fourteen OF IL
w.s found rsny oeor 20 Newfoft While othscs
lived In different pats this city Some Of them stated that
thew Induced 20 co there TO dance not being s~av
the re character the place The proprietor wss held ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

Oliver O1Iara bought worthless watch from a
mock -suconeer at No. II Chatham-st. Officer Wies
recovered the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

new mode TO make everybody rich and happy,
ACCORDING to suao ory vii he eueh ted BY psrs %
rpyesI Il ere with st IN the Meensncs Institute
Bg~ery this evening" TIE tieSy based upon Signs and
proobeeiss See sdy eriiss rnert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

ClairvOyant and

ClairvOyant and PsychOmetrlc Examinations,
with Prescriptions Ms PLATr No 762 Broad
w-y four shove sthst, from NJ TO H. 10 ana
70 9 p III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

SouP HoUsr AssoCIsrIos.-Tne number otfsmlies
supplied La, week Ssa eo1sstins Of aeost 80 P~'s~
The cash received All Of the Association Up 10 this dsis
sS2G3 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
BROOKZY N ITEMS.

yIoLATIsG THr SUNDAY LAw.-Yestsrisy Officer
Morris, Of the Thirteenth Ward, reported John
Jmith, grocer corner Of First and South Fin s"'
for selling liquor yesterday in vols'ion Of the oanas'
law. Witness, Mary Lynch who vas detecssa CON-
ing out Of Smiths with bottle Of liquor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

Complaint is made of gf.otery enterprise at No
37l Broadway, carried under the nsme Of Watts &
Tucker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

TIE Rev Mr. Hsssrsh, the newly appointed Me-
.,r, Of N. H-n-v Prshytrsn cbnfch. yse>ec ey the
Re-, Or Coz preached 81, regular seTnos yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
how. whose name was not sscer.

Fatal FALL-A hoy, whose name was not ascer.
tanned was killed Yesterday afternoon By falling from the root
of bou.e on the corner James and Osk where he
engaged In fyng kite His remains taken to the dead
house Of the York Hospital where inquest will DO held
IRON them g. day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
[Adycrsseraenti
The attention o.

The attention Of the public is called to the sale.
TINS DAY. at tie Merchars Exchange 81 IL O'Clock. By
R.xrR WEEEs Of thirty Enc BUILDING LOIS au-
Nd frcm Forty Eighty fourhs. and from the
Fiflh o the TsBth-.vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

TEAs.-The best assortment OF FINE IEAs VIII
h foand At the CASros TIA CoMPAsYs newly eectsd md
sessnt sore No i8 Cbshsm ct betwren Pearl and fsose
ye ss the Oldest Tea Establishment 10 thu city We assure
readers they can here than elsewhere either
wholesale or rsah No brsneh stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

DEATH FROM EXPOSURE And WsNr.-Coroner
Yesterday held an inquest Bellevue Hospital
the bedy OF Philip ROwdesin. German. 90 yeas Of sse who
was tound On Saturday suffering condition In Eighty eiEhth
A. AID taken 10 the fospa where he died after sdm
SION The Jury rendered verdict OF death from want and ex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

CARPETINGs, OIL-CLoTHs, &c, in every vari-
ETY. and At the very prices for .sh Velvet Tapestry
Spiy ard inu,in Carpets from snetoa OtCoths feet
wids and under VIZ Row.. j., No. As Hacson g.. near
spring 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

y
porter in the employ Of Wimsrdins Co, suctioneen at
No a Rroads arrested Saturday charged with steal
ing from the OF biz employers 30 Irish linen
v.ueo At 500 which by the aid Of Michael Peodersas and
John Seuy he bis residence No Sc Washingtpn 81
bot on learning that Lieut. Dalton Of the First Ward Police
was ssr him removed the goods the house of Patrick
OBriep No 70 where the lieutenant found
them The cer arrested the parties and
;hey locked up By Justice Connolly for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

ScHooT -HorsE BRoKgS OPgS.-Ou Saturday
nnoruirs shout oclock oteers Cochen and s,fterey d
th. Thirteenth Ward discovered window open Public
School House No 49, fitth and South Third sts On
examination found the window had been forced opsa
With bar Of iron and 3 back window also open 10
supposed building entered s the purpose Of arnf IT,
tvt the perons VITO broke open became alarmed al tho ~
rroseh Of the officers AZ fsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

s1.gsrse AFrR.Y -On Saturday afternoon dn-
sculty occurred between party Of boys who were al
nl.y near the foo, of Hammond st. when VIM. Green
a Lad 10 wears old. drew a knife and Hsbbed Peter
Goodb.rt in the right arm severing the main artery
from which the blood flo ~sd profusely The wounded
lad wa. immediately conveyed to bis residence, Me-
7s7 Greenwich st., where be Wa attended oy .foyu'
clan, who pronouncss his Life to be IN sfee' aHse,'
Green vss arrested, and locked up ~ Juscs Oa''a-
40, to await an examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

The Grand Section Of the Cadets of Temperance
of Southern New York have sent a series of eompli
mentary resolutions to the Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

ACCIDENT DIR. MasOn was thrown from his gig N
Smith 81. CO saturday. ane was sonsidsIasiy Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

DR.. Solger begins to morrow evening, before the
Mercantile Library Association course of four lee
lures on the Eastern War. Two lectures are to b
given this week, and two next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

A daily newspaper 10 be called Ihe Free PTe",
vii be started in Trenton early 10 April by Bordsa.
formerly assistant editor Of The NIf, Gdfshs 10 inst CITY
&. to be wbis and Anti Monopoly In tone, advocating nev
Of railroad and the curtsment OF the exototant powe
of the Joint Companies IL ~i no, ignore the new sud i'm
portant eletnert Of Amercaut but will BE- fs exponent
" u the views Of this aud powerful party"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

Magnificent Photographs of all sizes, Daguerre-
otypes s,ereosopes Crsyons made 10 any weather at
Ro6I orlds Fair Gallery No e3 Broadway first floor up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

RoBBISG A Communications Smith, Ann Aug
leu and two Others were yesterday arrested on Suspicion o.
ohbnr WIN Fitch countrymsn OF his watch overcost and
$40 40 money while with them Saturday night In disre
putabe the Five Points The prisoners were locked
on by Justice Connolly Tor examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

dveNlscfnenEJ
Spring is coming; vernal shower.
Bursting into sudden birth,
Soon shall deck the barren earth;
Nheresoe'er the root 10 found.
There will bloom tho teeming Coundi
A. from Arts perennial RooT,
Comes the fair and perfect fruit,
Ripenins whether sun or shade,
Storm or calm, the skies pervade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

MORTALITY Is BRooxLYs.-1hs NUMBER Oh oe'1n.
in Brooklyn last week w 7t-ef ~nc. % W.,
malss, and 70 females. OF taess I" "sfo sasn'' ''N
- infsa.s.
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sUPREHE COCRr-sPEcIAL TERn-MAicsio
William II. Mitchell sgt. Frances Ii. Mitchell
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coURT cALyNDAR-Tps DAY

SUPERIOR CoURr-Published on Saturday.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Cslsndsr not posted. Case On
SUPREME CouRr-Genrai Tern-Nos. "a, -.
10 IL a. L. IS. Is.
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The Rev Richard Charming Moore, who for moro
tsn twenty has been rector OF ST. Johns Csurea
in Elizabehtown has call FROM Christ Church.
Lexr gon Missouri and will enter the duties Of his nsv
charge immediately
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THRr.rESINe LrE.-A colored boy. named Geo.
Ellison srr-..e saturday By Ofees Nulen OF the
Sixteenth Wad on charge threatening the life OF
youns cies and also insultns yoans woman
who accompanied By Greg Aeeused wu locked up 70
amin