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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

ARTIST OF ANOTHER Policy DEALER -Oticer
Kline, Yesterday morning, arrested John Luher,
charged with keeping q lottery policy Office 81 No.
10 Sou,h.st. and selling policies contrary 70 law.
The officer seized various policies, slips papers, &c,
all of which, together sh the prisoner, were con-
veyed before Justice Percy, at the Mayors office,
who committed Luher for trial in default OF e5Oo
bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

The Comuis,ioner. Of Police met yesterday after
roor, in the MAYORS Office, for the purpose Of exam
iDrP candidates for appointment to the Poli'e De-
par,ment Applicants to FL vacancies eTs ing in the
frst ssvebtesD WARDS were examined, and msny ap-
poiniments ~e'e made. There are about Eve hun
bred applicants for some twenty or thirty y,olncies.
LIEUT. DE CAsP.-Tbe complimentary estnonal
to Mr. De Camp will be given this evening at the
Bleecker Buildings, wher addresses soogs and psy
cholcgcsl experiments will be the order OF the hour.
Tree oDs BIT to be large attendance.
SEILISG LIQUoR WITHOUT LIcESsE.-Nesrly a
dozen Irsh ord Germsns indeed for selling liquor
without liceDse, were arrested b. the Es1,een;h
Ward Police on bench warrants issued by the Court
OF General Sessions and taken before Justice Da-
vidsoD, who beld them TO bail esch in the cum OF
500 TO appear aud yer when called On.
No business was transacted yesterday, in the Court
Of General Sessions in cOnsequ Of the absence OF
witnessts for defendants xho-e ce'es were called.
The Court STANDS a burned to Il o'clock tais
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

ACCIDENT oS THE EIGHTH-Av. RAILROAD L ast
evening Jvpp rrnr-vn, rsidon, OF brooklyn, was
badly iured il jumping off one OF the Egbth-av.
Railroad ca,s in Hudson ST while the car was in
notion As Pearson jumped from the car, he came
in contact with horse and cart, and was thrown vio
Icntiy upon the pavement of the wheels Of the
cart p,ssrg over his body. He was taken 10 the
Ninth Ward Station House where medical aid was
promptly at hand NJ bones were broken, although
his body aud head were badly confused.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
DISTRICT

'tSltlSl ~ Ice wv
The Convention was called 10 order ut II o'clock In
the town OF Suffolk. ,
On motion OF Or. X. II: Hrhb' IassTeti tSs!oL.% 81
-N"I!'ih' Wa caI'eu - ."'
.! Isle OF Wight, appointnd secretaFy.
The cnuntirs were called, ana the ioi!owiD" gen.
ilemen were enrolled rs ineihoer' o' 'o's o"n'sn
ton u.,,u
PRiScfss ATSE;-Mm Lambert D. Hunter o.
Hunter, or.S. Le"rS' II D,ovrv po,h.r Uc,.
NORFOLK CorSrr.--J. NJ. DreWry; heHoeh liSt.
oet. 80, , r. H. r n Robin.o, Ina
Sia.tE'H ) ';.tTI' - pt.irn' : y Gp,I'o" "
!. Ua'ilSoh' ~ II l." tro!EW, o. u 80 "hs ~,
ou"'u y tn ii"dnnr n J.bh Jrhr
t"I., " pni!c, r + 'IIarvis. Amos Il. I'd.
I";Sr' u. W l".,hcr, H. : o",,''' n""' :. ir
War'-' !" ~ Sockr, W. iee"'' -. N"N '''"s'
'iiH. LN+i,' - uus''n; u,,u rb,. " Crov,ic,
Noht"LA HrI", p% ~ h i ~ irn ,Inms.
* = ;n" ,3 90 y II 1vh;,shu,s, , I, denny. G.. ",
o"npE' : 2!"'H' IT c,nam r'T
N. INN" , m.m : " In-smnr r. e Tho.
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eOETKS.
r,,r VIOLET Mo tlit Kost'


....a my .;s;,r.." tho iow "r.de sa""
From The bed whore Il >rl.:s 10" &C.
aAwske thee, my s;ster ri"!e''
AID open thine eyea ol o'aH; c,r h.,.i,
Snaae the lovely dew from ny"
AID thy pc,fam'd !shres uiI'"' .!t
Aud rejoice LIKE las IN Tue
OF the mornings living G""'
All other ca!. b:dS arc Ga..iS '"'
hrd yooinc the shining Sun; ,.t
Aud I hear The echo Of so"na:uS "'
"A, ,be ra,sins breeze perm :. r,v
Pa-chanop some na!"en w.
"A LOOK on our place otioSI
At Mar rs away from our low! ooWe
n rsooss On her own tar osceS''
~, ,,;.,. 10 r,poss on 80 lovely u couch,
A. h.. cezcd on by bcautyS eye:
Az Hiss 10 he praised by her gentle voice.
And DO tanu'd by her fragrant sigh. ,,.
How long mus, we dwell On tho l"fiess eai'n'
How long must VIZ linger hare'
Ssv, dosi taou not pine for q pr""der 10"
Answer rue, sister dear
, f,i.,, sweet sound. like a lute's last note.
N ,h. mornings stiffness broke,
And ths az was STIR. u with an odorous breatn'
As tho mock young violet spoke. .s,o
There's q Qaie: bliss in our own gree" ''"'
1aa a ;oT' thor.'. q 10y in each passing breeze
IT'S a home where I love to dwell.
O,r roof is tho azure vault Of heaven
Our food Is tho dew-drops oriRnl. ,u ,or
Tho sua throws lis beams on our PAIN "s 10!
Aud the s,srs ore gu. lamps by night' ,r
T e snrung mn mid odor and bloom and light,
w. e wood by the minstrel wind
H. vas, then, dear rose, in thine own sweet home,
For a fai-er thou can'st not tud.'
Bn. the rose still piued for a prouder lot,
And il pined not long III vain,
For a maiden. with cheek like its own rcd Leaf,
Cau, dancing Ger the plain;
She gard on its hue with admiriug eye,
~ L. -.,.a - u.,,h r,apt1 Ia SOIr.N
And PLACID in her bosom of spotless white,
Oh. then did the rose rejoice.
4 few brief hours Of light and joy,
Ard the flower was al forgot,
And il loi2'd again Cor it's quiet home,
Fer i; saw it was hooded not:
i wi,hered apace in its high abode,
Unnoiic'd by beauty'S eye,
And when the dim shalows Of twilight came.
Twas caat on its home 10 die.
The violet still lived in its loneliness,
And the moon and the stars look d down,
And si!ver'd the misty veil Of dew,
That tho even had over il thrown;
The 2 ephyrs wooed it. and sportlrely stfofe
I,s odorous breath TO share,
Wills; they turned aside from the faded rose.
And left il TO perish there.
Thus thou may'st learn, from a simple flower.
4 lesson thy course 10 guide -
Then cling to the bliss OF thy quiet ho:ne,
And dream not of wealth and pride:
And, oh! when ambition won!d faint thy soul,
o., tnon sighest for pomp aud state.
Think thou Of the lowly violet's lot
And remember the roses fate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
EVT FN< LEf-Ns
REMARKABLE CONFIRMATION

"a Mr.. WoioiW hyc,iu, is now addrt.,!rs q .ou.
whn, nisc ellaueuus crowd in from; {! :ko Coz.
House. lie is the former Methodist; pre.cac5 a.,
opened n pol! for the devil, in Wh,.iiu-, nd svs
for him. They cay &c is tho Kuow-Eo,a!us ac2.-e.
esaiust DR.. Kidwc!l."
have all olorC maintained that these Known:
things ARE TIE :mpa cf old Satan. Here ws have ~
proof and vet we arc tod .ha, ChrsiHEsp wee, p:
testGnt Chri>ilans, Will nc found TO vote Tor ,heI =
TEL a nnt N inn. pvIish 4 rS ~ :tI s.'ec's q A.
I,Lor' -! the ~I.ca!io:s did not die with JGtm
kuow-No;lin-s ,ors dGr,nt.S rG.asr than igst, !:
catSs ttel dstGS Gfr rcIk.
,tn,,r.r,> ~ .,,Yp,Srr,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

On motion Of John VI. Drewry, OF Norfolk L1.H;y,
i, vas resolved, that John ). Milson be declared no
unanimous nominee OF this Convention. i.
A. Atkinson, Of lsle Of Wight, Hugh H.. kely, %
.'cHseaold, aad John NJ. Drewry, OF Norfolk |%nM-
ty, were appointed G Commute: &c iHtto:!.i ArI'' .t:''
son OF his nomination,
On motion Of Col. Casey, Of Isle Of Wight II IVES
unanimously
Resolved, That the members Of this Convention ."
pledge themselves to employ oil far ana honorI ,b;e
means to secure the election OF tile nominee u '"'
ElngeIt!on. ,,o os WIGHT. the
tbsrts of iii, Convention were unanimously 1eHass
ed to the President end Secretaries. were tan.
On motion, the thsuks Of the Convention t. 5 se CT their
dered to the Sons Of Temperance for the use . ''e'
l' Resolved, That the proceedings Of this Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
StTIONAIIZISG Observation-Disclosures

Senator Wilson. ci Massachusetts, having bee:
called ~ account tor his course In CnugrrS, BY sons
Of hi brother knnw-nothings, replies, ~ we lear:
from The Massachusetts Plymouth Rock, by d"c's'
ing that IN" went Ia Washington for the purpo-e q
nnti"nG!iz!ng the new party, and that he ,hlEs, :
succeeded in the attempt So that Senator WI,oa
pla,iolIn-'nu more slave States, repeal al tho lG-
iive-slavc lew, abolition Of slavery IA the Di-iriG
Coiunhia'-mny he SAID 10 be the erred Of Flo,
.ov,, ncalr and, Patton, the kuow.unlAia. '-GdtGu''
Of virginia i ii4<khr.Jn i.iyn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

FRI IS rHE Woons.-Last week t. pfc III ~
new ground n! Mr.. inmcey \. ii"l'. some sn i-7
above Danvill". communicated with ti!- woods az
rapidly sw'p, over SON. .ro thousand ac!"- 81 ina.
d-youring everything combusti5le within IT. Iehf'
Among those whose los-e- by il ~" the grc"'es'' .
note the names a.! Mrssrs. Edwin L. Beaver, ah' =
G.. Walters. another fire wna raging ut me 90"
time 10 Iii" nci.hhoghooi Of tGp'. :. W. SmI'"'.
the same county. The particulars OF The GaD'',
done By it hnvr not been communicated, but'hc! Z"
.uiI ln De-. rhlnn.lNn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO FEEESL LAVE
IN CINCINNATI.

Ci>c:SyyrL March :0.-1hc iwo slnv'- osres''
L.,,. ON Saturday on II VII. OF hsb"n- corpa- We
Lrouch, into court to-day, WHOM Juts" St"rcr
,'rmrd them ;aHi they wrrc nj liberty ~ be free,
,b.y preferred 10 return with ;hrir master, and 81
a, cucr conveyed across the river without cN"'
i..,.'.
The ,rona;t co"rl has jrsur,i an h,;a' H,aent ~r1
ra,iriIi 1T the STEAMER Fa!lt City, vino had ]? -.a''
ou hDnr,i Tia" boat uE Sunday evening, HI the Villa
mud prevented the sheriff from examining the n.
until the slaves were conveyed IN i ya". Il" Il" n
lucky shore.
The weather i VERY cold horr, and :h"'h'r.n"m'
H. down 10 ~ deg.
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AT the late municipal election in Reading, the CON-

Al tNa ldte muINc!PuI cltct0u 10 1teddTrB, ENe cV--
" town of Berk., Pennsylvania, the know.uo:h!a,
ticket WAS elected. As Brrks county epjoys aDs;oL
T.! reputation IL. ito persistent aud ovrrwhcla!D.
democratic u.aiori;irp, this sCrcpss o! the know.go's
ing i. hr-Gidct by their organs with NOR. thSn Il:
Customary flourish OF c1ultitiun. These orCnus s.y'
..ud;ously omitted to state, thu', although l;e.c't,
i. III the heart OF Il sterling aud stcadtast dculccrs-
county, il i:ns generally, il not uniformly, givsn
large majority fur the wh!g party and 10 csnd.tale'
The transition from w~higgery TO know-uothlmgl:r
10 merely in obedience to an organic laws Of Fe:cIA
ism fash n2tyS LG.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
\ PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN
KNOw-NOTHiyGs IL KESTUCKY.-!

Lexington, Ky, Observer, says tina. the know.So@
iugs have u:ldo the following nominations il :;
Suite.
VIM. V. Loriug, Wig, for Governor: James :
Hardy. Democrat. tor Lieut.. Governor; Jas. Hsras
Whig, i"r Attorney General: Andrew McKuIcr
Dem,cra'. for Register: Thomas $. Puge, Wing 10
Auditor Richard Win,crsm!,h, Wing, for rrcGur
John D. Matthew'S, Democrat, for Superintendent g
Pub j. Instruction, and DR.. d. X, Hnggsrd, Whig. i,
President of The Board of Internal improvements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
THE RECifRo, IrI TREtrEs .APPEOAt
NC tIlNlSIEEIAL (kINLS.

Grrprc. March lY.-iE" ~lmpoiiaI reciprocity
ha. been published III tbs olMcini gazette, and Gcc'
~paryius i Is a Proclamation that the treaty he's y"
elect.
a provisional! militia bill. providing for a thor
organization ri u volunteer aiI rcd"U.hrT ~.
will be- discussed in the Assembly tomorrow ~
Ihr rrrult will probably determine the tx" q
ministry for this session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

~ pEo.i-hed IN the Democratic papsrsin hi. ~
j.. 2 :" ana mat the Washington r'nion 49, 10y
''''' Do requested to copy. ""! Ses
IAIEWELL TAYLOR p,..id,..
T.. II. CNomDgH. sccrc;ari.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

ministry for tins session.
-..-.
AFFILIATIONS For DOrv<TY LANl'~
,., ouc t. .,u,. n,..l ,.,I.r the A.,
the last session. The Star says were '
P%""''"" office at W n.h'":,." On No"@''
tn, srryos,n R;s,,> Crr,srn recently re-?
a. hy y..s.j n.riy'I NJ ion. urn, out to Ia.
i YorI. t from o K2o. s'''s''"p '''
- ".
BOSTON, NJ. ron Il In" .i":. LI't! 80
burn. late GuvesLo:, ha: BEG" ";P'.-. ,,.,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
- I,i,,.r--Lct filn Ton. .htr C"'""''
,xrTEv,IjNG CORRESPONDENCE

w,.u,xcro>. March nh, 'N'''.
N.ar S..:-A-a Nir2in.Ul AMI Dc!nor'n' ~ !,
AZ, n interest la III. Ught riiEinr.u! ri''"ti"m 4, I'm.
-nu.i 10 take pl,Cc ia The ola p";n.Iiol. IL. =, u,,rJ
- I'm, re-, b,, b,,n much increa-ed By The cnnstI
ns,,ct III public sentiment. regarding certain a,m, n.
NJ ,my fellow ciliLels anu tho privilege " mav
lloyd uni,r present lave; and BECAUSE "i.a'e''. artv,
tho ynn,ivas Of members ui the American pa
49,, coiiod ! il seems lcaCtcd too closely WIZ, ~"
...;y,s TOO unanimous support from, me H. -
cr law men OF the North, I" be conheen :! tmI
S,u,b. or bv the sOuth's irin lIIehoS' 'N WYNN
! Democratic party Of the North. ,s ,,on ,ha
desire. therefore, 10 have your views "Po" Ut
following questions. VIZ ns o,J .ho,;tionists
I Whr,hcr the .SothlnGs ana ADnii'IonlsS
~, oct.a ,ovcther in sending q nearly nnan'-
n,,rs nbul;,ion delegation 10 the next CONGRESS from
u,o ~, Observation-Disclosures STATES, and whether they nave
' -, Gil md freely combined in every Nth'r election
t ~. state and even county purposes, EXCEPT IN the
State "! New InikE .o.,,oo A.,
y. Why the hnow- N"thihcs III" 'e"a'o"s' wv
NOR coal,.ce in New York;
3. The reason why the know-NothinSs are I'M
friendly To William IL. Seward!
/. The probable effect Of acknowledgment on
Southern interests; and =,
5. It's tendency and effect Ill q general ~ Ia'!o"S'
point OF view!
There j. peculiar fitness in intcrTogatirg You, AMI
peculiar reason why the people OF Virginia anu lhe
Sourb should rrlv, With abiding confidence, upon the
truth OF any opinions you may advance: lou ou'
recently emerged from the Ecat and smoke OF a oa''
tie arainat this new eleme:, ot danger 10 Inc peace
and dignity of the Republic, il triumphant. IN us III
truism. Besides, you stand at a geographlcal pom,
from which to Judge of these things accurately anu i
| trust YOU NAV find it convenient ana proper I" sPeaN
in the hour oil our common country's peru, ana De-
fore tho South participates IL inc ihauS"Ia''o" '"
ror and intolerance.
Your friend, sincerely,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

AGoop PRIcr.-T:!e new hotel recently erected
by Mr.. Henry d. Bird, AZ Weldon, n. C.. was sold
on Saturday last at auction. 1t was purchase'! b.!
,,Hr. John ". Moody, Of Halifax. for Sl',la. lis
ynlle had been previously rstiinatei ut Sl9,'RH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

Tnr SUPPOSED R;s,l,> CKrISrn recently RI.
ei by a vessel arrived ii lio-:"u. 'E'il- "ut !" -
been The L. $. storcs!up l:c!i't. JUS; Gn''et !" -
York from Rin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

PETERSBURG DrNocKAii. MkErl>".-The Pc
,e.sburs Express states that: There was q good rs
,enhly Of democratic citizens Monday evening, at the
Cour. House. to hear the Hon. James Garland's
e~xnce;.iou % ihs prcsen: remarkable st"'c "i politics
10 the Cnited States, bis chances ut tie past amt hl1
fI-, bodiurs Of the future.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

DIST EESsISG AcCluEHT.-Mr. VIM. II. WoNard
Of Piedmont, Hampshire county, had his feet so man
oled bv cars running over them. Il few DAYS ago, ON
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, that auiputatiou Of
both was found necessary. AT Inst accounts, be was
in a iir Way for recovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

FREpERIcKsBuRo ELEcrIoS.--The FrederieAs-
burg Municipal Election on Monday, resulted in the
success Of the whole American ticket for Mayor aud
other Corporation officers, by au average msjority OF
l65-beius below the usuul Wing majority of that
town.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

For THE HorsE OF DgLsGATss.-Geu. Gilbert
S. Msem, J.. S. Calvert. and A. G. Strayer, art cuudi.
5n;es 20 represent. Shenandoah county in the House
oiDcle,ntss. a report ,hG, Gen. Meem bad declined
q reelection proves 10 be incorrect.
r. II. Mays iIem.) is Il candidate to represent
Po.etourt anl Craig counties i'll the next House OF
Delegates.
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DIED.

BARD-la RAnsseet, on Tuesday March %. Hslss Bard
VIE " AEthony Bard eeesased IS Year, 10
BOOrH-At hi IesidsIee in New csstle De- Ga rhars
Cay. Mach -, the Hon James S00th Chief Justice Il tAs
State Of Delaware. Ast about 6S
CASSIE Rome supcsy niset March 4. Mar, wifs OF
csss j. Minister the Court Of Rome
Of n Ludum Eco Of Y. sssd p year. Ia h,.lcs h
beauty idol Of her family the oride Of the circle o. An.r
cans Rome with al that earth coal sve abe called
mou.ent to he Kingdom Of Hesven Gendeses.
Der ebsseersic AMI 'be srP..red perfectly eoosoas
though .he could speak have 20
th- sbe r.o rsd the call Of ter Heavenly Father ssd ts
nv will bus thine D. dore for sfer sas'rs % thess
she loved closed Der eys sy .n, br-.Shed her life
IN few nents, te little chtc going % slap
HOLLANp-Oa sunday. April OF coosamption, Eliza W..
wife O. - ho-ri al years. montns and :, days
bei funeral viii place from her late re.seHee IN the
village OF Marathon the hss Of Little Meek Bay raes
csy april The fends Of tue family respect
fully invited 70 astead si'hcut fufthef nst,stion
hcNn lat tcnccid on THURSDAY March y. the
widow late Gen Johu scNsl sud c@ash,er Of IN. ,ts
Tx Gov Bsr Pierce CT HilS5, no and Of Pfedieu
Fierce her 20 Her emsns sere carried 70 Nash
ingtoE f.r iptsrmeut
VAN aSTHEhP-,t coeymAn's Albsr, Cousty. on sstur>
day Mach 20 Peter Van ALt~eTp la the 10Th VI his
lie the father OF Gen V. z Van Aot~efp Of oss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

RELIEF TO THE Poor - Tbs number Of persons
relieved Spperrt ndens Of the Poor Of this Cry lem
the Wa d from the lat of lat Ausus' TO
the SIs elusive With ihoir nationality sv7n
foiows: families relieved 4l2 repssentink h4o3
peIsops of be Uoted st@s us beng
coIoreo; 5 Ireland 1863 10 Eosisnd 81 ia lefnsoy 81
in Scotlard Is in causds in srsnoe aah 10 H)i and
West mates Indes Spaiu AMI the Isle Of Man IN
wales and 90 Whit the .ams period physicians
have been sent 10 attend tC families 81 unstics wers
trhr smilied the Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

sUPrRfoR CoUKr-Nos -. a. IS. 81, O. 81, ss 50.
II :. IS 70 - S. S. So s. 90 IS rs ace 10 us -
us
Coyyoy PIEAS-pst I-Ncs. -, Ito, 40 I55.
10 rs isf lss :n2 IS as Su ~ Sii, sIa Part IT
Nss a. e. a6 .6s So St So Ss s4S. Sc ST. SIS ss
ST.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos 1867. 1886. I'll, 1874, ASIA.
isss sesS Iist leR l6ss lTT' l77S l77i
L. ). DISTRICT COURr Nos a. IS, 10 ID.
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Advers. Dent
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITs.-Life and Cabinet

sizes 10 Oil and Pastel Mn.tlTe szss superior to 6nest
Painting Unsoored Photographs eqaaed ~ other
essblhneDt 10 world Perfect keoesses taken, 10 soy
size from DsgusrSoyPe. OF deeessed persons Life
OIL Paintings by this II sitting
Ttten only ~ J. Quincy fssDescKs, No 70 Rue
du Eslnpsrt Paris No $40 aIoadwGy New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

ALL EYE DISEASES successfully treated, Am
suo.is the nbstoat- sod Ion
biIoreS Cssr,o removed without operation sOecks
the eyes cpred vi boat pTn b, Or UPaAn ocqt OF Ns~-
York end Dr. RGHRiG utt 'ro Paris No 3ti 4h ct
BIosoway. Office hours from 10 A 10 ?. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

Where shall 60 to get out of the DUST" was
the uLivsrss Yesterday. We happened ~ he OF
crowd no she RooT's splendid Dagasrian G.
levy, No. S65 Broadway There found slegan.
fpl-6id pictures luxury nft noted dowo
the pscusr place where the best Photographs ana Ds
sUeTreotJp pea IN th7 world ar. made.
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IAdyert!se montI
STYLES OF GAS FIXTURES.

GAS GAS New styles OF GAS FIXTURES,
for the snrn Trade Of both m-dern ard antique designs n
out Wboesse buyers particularly invited to call the srest
Manufacturing nep6t Of ARCHER WsRsER Co. No. 57e
Brosday Also the best Portable Gas Works for Country
Dwellings. Churches and Factories in this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

CosvIoTED OF BURGLARY.-John Ksoe, indicted
for burglary the first degree in entering the sors OF VIM
II Bafon In Wrlsmsburgh in septe nber last aud with
others mpt~-ded stealing thereow DO worth q proper
IT, tie onse Saturday, in the Court OF
selEiona. SenteI reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE LECTURE Mrs. Fairchild viii spsak
on Temperance in the Dutch Reformed church GrAudst,
Jersey City, this evening y o'clock collection will be
taken up to defsy expense AID sustain the speaker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

Found DROWNED The BODY Of man hpDarsnt
" 20 feet 10 n;hes 10 hight DARK bar whken
ard musacbe ptct ed Red hook POat s,eriay
The cothbg consisted Of blae pil 1T cloth monsey aetet
blue oveIsht white h-nse uDdershir oortuoy 1an
slos red flannel brewers heavy boots Aa nest
held by Coroner Haudfod, aud verdict Of )und drowned
was rendered. The hOoy Yves not idenihed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

BROOKLYN CITY MoRTALITY.-The total number
OF deaths 10 h. city Last west Daoted 8s Of which ~
we males Aed Al females OF tHes % adults ana 6j
nil os The greatest mortality from consumption, OF
which u esd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
NaRHIED.

HoFFMAS-BRoSsOs-A, sauuy Point Pilats. Vie.
on Ta..esy, March - Ed~.sd $ Hofusn NJ D., Of Neg.
noik Gil, % Gertrude edea daughter Of the Hsa X.