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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-16
PERSONAL.

DR. vintoD Of Brooklyn, gave lecture st Fulton,
Oswego County, on the evening Of the lltb. Subject
"1bo Merchant
The Rev. Thomas X Beecher lectured before the
Institute, in Wesburgh, Pa. on the Sd inst. Sub
iect Rich and Poor
The Rev. DR.. Lord Of Buffalo. delivers a lecture
upon "The Rise and Fall Of Nabomedanism politi-
" csy Considered in Connection with the present War
ain Europe" at Batavia, on Tuesday evening, 10th
met
Miss Emma r. Coe was on Friday last registered
at the office OF the District Court Philadelphia,
student itlaw in the Office Of William L. Pierce,
member of the Philadelphia Bar. Miss Cce is know
as one of the leaders in tie Womsns Rights moyo.
ment.
GP X. james II b VI. Consul in Norfolk, is to
deliver address before the Petersburg Va Library
Association on the 25th inst. Prof Washington, of
William and Mary College will lecture before the
same Association on the 18th.
On the evening of the lat inst splendid service Of
plate was presented to Col J. w. Ripley late Super
in,endent Of the L. s ArmOry, at Springfield, Mass,
by the armOrers and tho officers of the Armory estab
lishment as testimonial of their esteem for ono Nth
whom they had been solong connected
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

LACsCH ~ TRE SHIP ELwOoD WALTtR -Teeser-
day afternoon shortly after o'clock, tee fine sh p
Elvood Waiter was launched from the yard Of Mr..
Thomes Stack foot Of North Second-st. The vessel
ia 1856 feet long on deck 30: fee! beam p feet deep,
and about l. 200 tuns measurement she va. built for
Mr. John B. Sardy and others. She is intsnded for
their lire Of Liverpool packets, and will be CON-
mapded by Capt. james Ma1ny. The vessel glided
from the stocks in fine style in the presence OF several
hundred persops whs came to see her launching.
After the launch the friends Of Mr.. Sardy, Of whom
quite number were ladies' psrtook Of refreshments
prepared for the occasion.
Disaster TO TIE BRIO WHITE SQuALL The
brig White Squall, Captain Marsden, which left this
port on the 10Th Of December, for San Francisco,
turned yesterday in distress On the olss, in lat.
80 81, during a heavy north. ess'erly gale, she
shipped sea which stove in the cabin ana bu'wark'
Her main boom was also carried away. The CAPTAIN
and three Of the men were severely injured,
QUICKEST TIVE The schooner Ralph Post, Capt.
II. ID. Conklin, arrived at Apalschcola prior to the
th inst 10 the unprecedented shors passage OF eight
days aud four bours from New-York.
ARRIVAL FROM THE JAPAs STArIoy-The sloop-
of war Plymouth, Commander Kelly, arrived IN
Usupton Roads on "Wednesday night, from the Ja-
pan station via the Cape OF Good Hope. ald came TO
srcbor below the Craney Ireland bost. she came up
TO the Naval anchorage yestercay. The Plymouth
has been absent about 81 years. The folio Sing Is
list OF her officers:
Communications Kelly Lieu..n.nu-5eorss B. Bach,
John Quest. Henry n 7. Aeold Pete, Warner Acting
Whit Aetss as.,.T~Dsvid ocheitree saIs.on
-Jens' II, ous Ps.d hd.hpm'T-mi'too HATH. Md
Besa.,e Edward c stockton C.pisias Cisrt1JO.sph ?.
Morn. BOst.w.in-Wii.% Smith c.rPe.tsI-cLHs. ".
BGbtitt s,nsksr-Geo Bsekfotd. Acting Osn0er-
Lyman Page Norfolk Beacon, 18th
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THE DOOMED CITIES OF ANTIQUITY

The fr.. OF series Of Lectures By Prof. g. W. L.
BIcKLET, late Of CincDnsi, wa delivered al the
Tabernacle lat evening The subjec; OF the lecture
lsst evening the Doom Of the Seven Churches Of
Asia Solographic or Photographic Illustrations o.
The leland Of Pstmos Epbesds. Smyrna. Ihgeai,
Philadelphia, Seroi. Purganos and Ls)dicsa Vers
given on canvas IS feet square One object Of
lecture is TO prove the IissrL fllfllnsni Of the
propbece, ssd another e 70 get up sn American eI-
petition 20 Mesopo.aus. sncien. syria and the 1ij,
cent countries. England and France having seat
out expeditions to explore the rims Of Babyoa, Mn
sveb ard the cities Of Mesopossmis Oshsr lectdres
VI the same nature vii be given.
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THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.

The novelty announced for last night at Wallack
drew one of the most brilliant houses we have wit
ne,sed this season. Bulwers celebrated romance.
"Night and Morning, was dranaized for the occa-
sion ane brought out with new aud appropriate
.cenery and a highly effective cast. The prom
neIt points of the novel very well preserved in
the adaptation aud combined with the telling stage
accessories gave popular representation OF un;om-
mon interest Philip Morton, the wronged ir was
sustained by Mr. Lester with his usual Yigor and tact
Mr. Brougbam showed great versatility in the perso'
nstion of GawtIey, the adventure whose motto was
to play any part assigned him in the drama oil the
world by the great man sger fortune. Peter Pls'k-
with the conceited ststoner, who fapcied himself
living copy Of the Emperor Napoleon. won constant
applause in the characteristic acting of Mr. Blake.
Mrs Conover as Mrs Beaufort, Mrs. Stewart as sgd
new Morton and Miss Rosa Bennett as Fanny, were,
for the mos, part quite successful. The variety OF
original scenery formed al unusually attractive spec
tace and will doubtless contribute 10 secure popu'
lar run FOR the piece.
ACADEMY OF NusIc.-Attenticn Is due 70 the al
yertisement of Ole Ball the Director of the new
season, to commence the I'd OF February next in
which he offers o. 900 for Opera by an nerican
Composer on an American subject, sc. II will afford
an oppO auplly 10 our youpe cV"PVseis ""0 now
never been able to have work OF any preten.on
performed at any Of our theaters to get ia hearing
under favorable circumstances. There has been one
American grand opera compo,ed and performed; the
other grand operas have been Stolen from Europe
the uposers there enjoying no advantage whatever
from the singers and managers living on their brains
little decency on the part OF the public would re-
form this while encouraging art in this country and
raising it from lite present condition of beggsry de-
pepdence.
BROADWAY THEATER The opera Of Cinderella
was PLAYED TO an enormous house last night-hl.
Pyne charming er auditory. The scenery is Particu-
larry cared for and attractive.
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n, o. tbs rompos coo,c ksving 81 Ab.ay isot
,Asr to oers Of tbe CITY There NJ les th,s Is bs
tsfar. L~ssture Affecting the stsfess Of tss Ctr at
ia ee ste action part OF .bs Csnnos Cousct
Iecfs.sry
s.lttse - Lsw which csrried
REVOLUTIONS.
ByAA KFLLY-T0 have go eIts copies u H.JOr Ho,d'
Sssass pfini.s
Is, Ad MosEETo rTsse aaS pave and %. cutters o.
Pus plos b. College place AMI Church Ct ~saog. e
lav Accp-sd
q, Aid KELLY-To take from tie .ss the nations q
Gene Police Couru Lost
Prom The other Board directing the o. e0ar'
sre ppis sheds tbs s1s o. CEhsrae
ft for be OF the clam ana des Coneaued ia
By AID kgLLy-ro refer the subject 81 taxing CITY ks.'
foss Car To the Com 1aiftes Cd Railroad
AID WILLIAMSON NOV, % refer tho ns Ter t. tb7 Cen
uittse on Ordnance. ~hick carried
The Bead adjourned 70 TsgrsdsJ.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1855

sUsDAr RCA-sXLLISG.-rhe Authorities, in n n
effort, 10 pui a. op 20 Sunday qu)rssllin-, attained
better success al Sunday than the previous one.
There were, however, quite number who di-rs-
gsIdsd the Mayor. orders. Yesterday. e Captains
Of Police reported 4, tie Mayors O.hce the tp;Il
lumber Of drinking places tha; were KEEP, open por
;'ou or tie whole q he Day i35 against 10 or the
previous Sunday The parties vii be a-rsig-si to-
morrow, and Mayor Wood expresses his ietsr1iaa-
ticn if the Aldermen and Councnen give him their
cooperation 20 revoke the licenses OF al those who
have been detected in violating tie statute.
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BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION FOR THE RgLIas o.
TIE POOR
To Ne Edi,o- If rsv. Y. rlsur

10 We EDUC q Ih V Y TStoNn<
SIR Among the mapy sssocia iiops 81 lAudably g.
tAbished for the Relief OF the Poor there Is nsss
perhaps, that olsims the sympathy Of the humane
and charitable, more worthy Of public couptsnxnsA
ard support. than the b pad of Managers Of the
Brooklyn Association for Improving the Coalition
Of the poor. Ten years have elapsed since the A.
sociation was fret founded. and during that period
Of time the funds placed 81 its disposal for the rss
Of the Poor and INDECENT, have been wisely and ia
diciousl5 distributed. There is not on record an In.
stance that the truly INDECENT ever applied in vsa
for relief 20 this admirably systemauIed and msrto-
riousy CONDUCTED sssocisson.
The respectable standing ard high moral character
Of the gentlemen who compose the Board Of Mana
gers. fully Justify the behet that unlimited conf
dence can be plsced in their integrity and that the
contributions received from their fellow citizens. for
the alienation OF the unparalleled distress which per-
vades the desoa,e sud miserable habitstions Of tho
INDECENT win be promptly and faithfully Appropriated
The Correspondent, Secretary, and General Agent
of the Association. is Dir. Luther nes who resides
at No. - Hicks st. corner Pineapplv-st Brooklyn,
gentleman in every respect eminently qualified for
the discharge Of the delicate duties which the offiss
he 90 efficiently Ais, imposes upon him. ".
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

AosDr, Jan. lS-ad. Isaac o. BANNER in the
Char' AID quorum present. The minutes of the pre-
Nioa' meeting were read and approved
PETITIONS RIyIRRyD.
sever psns 1sing that the Proceedings for opening
rHr CITY CHARTER
kesouton y AID Z ii TvcKrs In relation 20 amending
The Charter and 10 appoint COMMITTEES 20 proceed With
Comnittsee Of the Board Of csseaeu Albany to secure
ne City Charter sessnet TO ssOrS safe ana economical
govsfeAeut
ns was opposed by Ala VIZ. TvcxHR
AID G. n ftexrs spose OF me pew Charter net worsi,s
Zee
Az NooRHs said there good features efthe
sAse ssd remarked thai the best seo TO present
vsi b 10 call the Mayor and Common Council together ia
senvsetoa 10 consider the wsnts OF the City and frame
Garter that would combine all those good features and
ne could 10 ssbnied VITA propnety 70 the Legislature
Ne leaving the With Committee he va oppose4
~ Loan opposed the proposed repeal Of the Charter bat
srsPse!sd be waited the entire voice eftse Oenmsa
~ . - 10 Albany, and not Committee
- WAxshAs aid that be sae6sA that the Legasturs
"ssa psdN modifying the Charter asd spots Of the nsess
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CLERK =.
TO LAs Editor q TIE " J. TrsJuae

70 as EdfiO, q Tie v y Trstuae.
SIR. In answer TO "A Constant Readers lament,
published in your paper Of the 18th inst, wish to
state that Dry Goods Clerks are not badly treated,
ard to show him aud others Of ths, class, called
grumbler., they have only themselves TO thank II
they are not prepared for such an emergency as the
"w0p."
II swell known to al the trade thst. at lesit, y
double force OF hands s required during the preo OF
business in spring and fsn-eight months out OF the
tselye; and that il is only in season OF great com
uerciAl distress such the present one, tina. many
Cl,tks ara discharged when trade slsckenf tnNit Is
even then great hsrdship all will allow; but - 1t
Lot greater one for the employer to be obliged to
pay the salaries Of men for whom be can nd netting
TO do
ST.ke for instance the largest retail house ia
G-Ano 81 pentioLed by "A Constant Reader - by
cisct srsipg fifteen Clerks for 40 months they save
a. The o-,st estimate from 81 70 70 q 5-qais A. ten
a. for sny .nd at. hou Of s-,n... that sn explode!
huubug The Dry OOods -rss sstabhsasd a. Early Co
Benefit A'sCe't'ou ss Lihtify - ~ 10000 ~
u,ctn They siTsEsed stlan thsg OBJECT snd were
he p pa The, rss,d e Sooo .4a b..-Iy e,.-et he A.
.ec.oa. BET her 90 l.s. found 9et Lsr Aiststs TIE
snsie 80 sccichrd tut rot tiAed' WHEN uH'an! 81
ruees krthesnirs man, stores ressn.i te 80
hoUs and sill isonts1s 10 sste the peSsa o. l>'1
sLer esly esirs prov sAd sbA thsTs are "a
UT tbs rHiA Of sesrrel article eoo.nsd o. as
b. mora. VI TN. elsss. body
As,peeinse Of ~hat the ~hsiesss b1sss sa'e doae "a
I'd q. sttH pIIncy. srss nts tie eo9n'ns
tod tng OF fas nafe mes .Isy
could ear fer the preserti paw tben sf asJ
nsn the Of see per soe sny ofe "ho ease %
,,e,,rse peg ,s I'D M Of he lot "a snse masl is
eeptee Of said Cdes
an sr asAsrea 20 zee A Conrsai Reader wish. "a
az .sees TO Included recipients d TIE setiJ
for the mechanics AMI poor Of our
.beI be better hsn tel s1 thar cFJ fooi'ests
fereeptirs ty the nHrsd may OF ~hon nave ca
s,sl rsssh FROM - sf al ans tot
a. s.pport them comfortably uhen cat Of emp os
,d5 hssTsly 20 the vs4Sss sesep'ion hss n .1' NJ
tOsr Of want Way does he not reeoUnsnd srias ',s
40 irving A Shopper. Bill With Ms CoGia " Lay -
r.pe-s IL vosd tsbs veai. and form reserves '1A "
swspped Dr., Goods Cisrsar a., -, -.
One ord skosf the Mercantile Lec,ry. vnies os11f
tail eleft. tefseA With god srsee 80 o. a
Cosssnt Rse1ers" nfos nation, thsi - -
cssnfa hoeor TO whom b das ne saS1hs - -.r...-
the DO have become reh eso1s, " s4a 49,.
usrs II ttini vifhoas sxespeaoaJ "s 1een ~
ly p~or Gy soots sisrts. snl are sot ~ 10y
- ~ . ID sksus tAss. &c sd Do tAss 49,
AsspsstfzIy yssn. Aiss"N s"~s~
No fO< lisa 70 is6
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MISSION SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

The Five Points Union Mission School passed an
examination last evening. a. Knickerbocker Hall in
Eighthav This school consists Of small boys and
gr., collected together and taught under the super
intsndeuce Of Z. w. Allen from the various hsunis
in and around the Five Points. Abou. sixty children
were present and took part in the exercises which
consisted Of singing, reetsuons and speaking. A
large audience were present. and the receipts by do
nation were fair.
One Of the features Of the evening was speech
from q lad whe was announced - possibly future
candidate for the Prssdeaoy. lie was about - ysers
Of aSe. and COED spsensa Of ~ LEGALITY he hsah
ncu; end ao(ultsel Ainssn b Q providing styas.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoSpAY, Jan. i5--Various petitions for correction
oftsx were received and referred, were some small
bills.
report in favor Of correcting TAX 70 various per
sors named adopted, a. were reports IN favor OF
paying the bills Of the Coroners, and to appoint al
additional clerk in Surrogate Office.
The Sheriff bill was received and referred.
An application was received from Judges OF the
Supreme Court for more Court-rooms. Referred.
The Board adjourned to Thursday next.
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TAdgertiseInent

REDUCED TO THE LAST EXTREMITY the
remaining stock OF MefsU HEARo CLtrr a 90, NO. ooi
Grsnd u. Rich India Grape aud C.bnere shswls quoed
than the founste rrosd stocks; Black Gro
d. Rhn Broesde PLAID and C1Amelion sls, reduced ~ per
ssaony and Tibet Pscs of choice eolor' offered At
T. 10 81 per yard ginal IS u 20 c-os True
rstty can ind wide field Of operation in the mortune Of
h-.sr. Hr.sD CLAP Co $ being ooge! 70 clos. thsf
business and the ADVANTAGES offered 70 purchasers
CAP realized ~ the sacrifice submitted TO- by the
firm the dispostJn Of their stock Remember next
week Pop gCs The weasel.
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LET EVERY MAN BE JUDGED BY HIS WORKS.
Dr II Roor author The Peoples Medical Lshthou'-
No 5if Brosdwsy recently received he uenrs Of thirty
who been DISEASES Of the LUNGS aud
DsT These persons tested the sill Of the doctor
which hiss restored them 70 sbe blessing Of health are
ds.rc Of recommend others who suffering
with the successful physician Their and al
d,es will be given sny who will apply a. the doctors
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Advertisement
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER.

GOODS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
g. ~ BoDiyE being determined 70 co.. oct the balance OF
bis stock Pail and Winter DRY GooDs before thu st o. FEB
ruAry will ofer al those splendid Paid. Striped Pain and
cade sks for only s. snd 81 per vHt As1, will sell
tie entire stock Of Br0che and WOOL ShIwI, silk Neves
Lsei,. Cloths Plaid. Do LANES h4inoe, as meres, Fsn
ne. Bauieb &c A. 81 per cent below cost Ladies tins
the greatest chance TO procure bargains ever known
q N BoDiNE No. SO Grand ct, cOr Orchard
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Murder MOST Fowl, as Shakspere would
undoubtedly sd had he hs display Of
Asrhoent biros the great Poultry Snow BAa
NUNS MUsECM and contemplated the psnbiy VI delivering
execution for dainty sppstss
Thousands thoa.ancs OF fret people 81 the Muse
I'm Yesterday thus extraordinary collection and will be-
TO-DAY Tie Afternoon and Evening Performances thrown
In q usuai without charge
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

IsrALIArIos The South Congregational Church
corner Of President and Courtsts., South Brooklyn
have Invited the Rev. David March, Of Sashus, n. H.
to become their Pastor and be having accepted The
invitation the installation services will take place
this evening. The Council will meet at O'CLOCK
Y. N. Installation serviees commence at u scock.
Sermon By tie Rev. Dr. l.. Bacon. Of New Haven
Conn.
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Ii " INIELLIGENCE
COURT OF COMMON PLsAs-Ja l5-Bsfus Judge


COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JN. l5-Be6ss Judge
WooDRuFF
Suit for omissions ON alleged agreement for sale
Of premise. northwest corner Of Wall and NASSAU Frd
erich Mabbtt against Elisha T. Morgan Plsinaa slsscs
that The early part Of January 1854 M Morgan enesrs1
into an agreement with Jonathan LaSrercs rss estate
bIote hat Lawrence should purchase for said Aossn
the lot build ns " Wall and Nassau known
the Express Building from Mr. George Loyet for SSoso
and promising paw Lawrence reasonable eompensstoa
his trouble making said Puehass-thst on the lh q
February 1851 said Lawrence effected purchase o. the sad
lot aud premises fr the mentioned and paid MI o'ss.
cctha the fair nsaton or commissions.
tor m.king such purchase $50 which, with farsh5
claim the Lawrence assigned 20 lsinh amounting 81
20 $50 which SIR Morgan has refused 10 pay, aud suit 10
brought.
In defense il denied that Nj Roseu employed Mr. Law
renee 10 make said purchase Dir that 'omstime
Janusry s said Lawrence into bis otbcc, ssd ssssS
him what would alive for the Misses IN questions th.t M
replied bst would give for said premises tree and oieG
u the then existing and outstanding and ire saa oss
other the Of 1876 % that few aays
aer sad interview Mr. Lawrence again called upon him sns
offered sell said premises for the sum sbove named
ect 10 the existing leases which offer the said Aosss Do
clined
Tstimony was taken II said that tho intends1 pss
chase en- behalf Of the Continental Bank, % which "
erect BaDku House Tie premises six seSsn Jes .o,
est SIR Ioysit SIS Oo0 To be continued For plhsaa,
Me.ss J. D. I. D. Sherwood For defendant Assss NOV
4 Carey
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REAL LIFE-SIZE. The only real life-size Pho
ToGRsPB msde really and finished in oil those
d, By RoOT No 81 Broadway, OF Frtukns, Gall
and observe that they taken
snd pasted the the With otlers who ad
yert.e Fhoosr-phs canvas having oTdin
Dsguerreotypes can have them repTocucei Aes Eyey
siyls Of pctr-e taken ia any sind OF weather
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NE DEATH OF sR pRvxrSytL
SIR. Having mad in your paper Of ,o-as, tie a,,th

= ITt-I"f
SIR Having rad in your paper OF today tls Assth
% ~ Blsn.s late a.rc ocsr o. sAi,,at, -so,, ~,
have IA en ov-rbSx4 ~h- q uts,,,,,o.
?, va vii be- p-.s5i cobtralcf SO at a. .
dcfst thes- h.ss We ~ u-tsri-.ed hA-iaf -.
L. hs board IA lsss -safh.
sso bes - -eer you o ne r91 2. n u.s.. ~ fact.
Ner-mt.E. Sr yo1rs e..
L HtsGlNs Cspt,n.
NENAS F-si D-s.er
W IA az SEY >-cend O6csg.
GALLAGHER. chef Ensinoer.
Z He-vgsr Novelty " crs Jan. - iSSS
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IAaxrrti-efnert /

NEW CLASS IN PHRENOLOGY. Mr.. FOw.
LIZ No So BfoadwaJ about form Private Class Of La
dice and Geaenss the purpose Of nparns practical
nowesse Of this useful ard interesting science Thoss who
wi.h to Join nay apply 10
FowLERs sod WELLS No 2os Brosdxsy
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fAhYertlsamsnt.l

NATIONAL THEATER.-The gorgeous spectacle
Of Cherry and Fair ssr" with face. 'csnsry ma
chuery wardrobe &c will h. performed hi,
Tor ihs Bsrs6t OF II Pusp1 short piece viii bs per
formed previous aud sfter ths Spectacle.
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Rrrosrs % rHF CaixF OF PoLfcE TIA laN-
ly o. ~ th f o. Police
81. ssi Fr-'-r-'. - the ce-.sa c-.ac sS e--,sx
rsteurnt sfcvrf h- rsresci,en. ~ as
the ~. ,r0en<>s Tks s r-prt .As -s s.t a.
ine tie srasffs = pe-ots - "a wisA lsA<
io- q sfn nunc ~ TIE roes saf
their psrrrfs 'oanf dg1Wnet psu,rs
found tss s 4 we iAken fran 3eEsrs taa trustea
p them 2 rias tho psr,oA
Gays. ICE, ~ poesasa 5ei-s loo o.
p.rrusuf Z prg Cav, N.up.srt ursf-rre1
ssAnt ~hieh r-sa ted the osuisfs Z ohsel Ia
sH.sA ~ conp aiats he suspension q PoOcs ss
esls a-d fs tsys The o osins . he nunbeg ssA elss
,--e--1 ! le o--a.s. II III L .--r.tI n.ie
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GRfs AND M,RIo's CosoERT FOR TIE PooR.-rhe
gro,s receipts Of tie Concert given by Grs and Mario
or THURSDAY evening last, al the Academy Of Music,
for the Benef; Of the Poor, vas 1912 3? Deiact.
ing the expenses, the proceeds viii vary from $500
70 s67OO.
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The CATAsTRoPHE At FoRT WAsHIyGroy. We
learn that Mrs Anna Haven died Yesterday morning
from injuries received on Saturday morning by the
destruction By fire Of her fathers mansion at Fort
Washington. This makes the fourth daughter Mr..
Haven has been beresved Of by this catastrophe.
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CHARGE or GRAND LARCESY-A boy named w m.
Cshy yestsrday sre.ted charged with stealing So
The money recovered through the eSssns Of Ocer
Evsrsud Fourth Ward Police. and the accused
committed BY Justice Connolly fSr examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-16
MARINE COURT-JAN. IS-Beiofe judge Th0srscs.
Isccoybsf at Redmond.

To recover about 600 alleged to be due On tn
a., fr bu ding house Unos 0rssnpoint
INTENDED for Mr. skdOfe Of the ensnesn on mo Uerss
Law Live The whole smount Of the eontr'et wn s'e
M defence 10 said that the contract neqared the house -
b. tLishsd by Oct sHd that Got having esen hsIbss
plaintiff the bvilser s not entitled 20 bring snt ~ rsp
80 aid that delay osased By dsfsedsnt hiAssu
dstsInz pre- mics 20 slate The ROOT aste9 VI 'a
.bovD thai ,ss bgildisg not finished ~ r ost.
,bag,b h va. aid eosd have been 40 efPenss oil 80.
!. tvo or three vests The pntf failed 70 shov lowing,
- sid he expected not cemiss ep, and tos Cosr
thag Jury ought not 20 he ions ssnsstD
t.r tbs DELAY in sniDs the building bad been ssossd ~
ssfeIdsnL -.
M jade, IA bis shuse stated thst II the sussmest 80
thar n. should finished by Let Dot and ptslnnn
cosd no show as hs1 Been eIsndsd % the sssy
us. me at Of defendant Dsntf c9sd not recover " ~
os snow tia, Il fault Of defendant he wsad 60
ut.5 pay 10 the Tsas Of the smoant Of wofs %
EaLtn.os, for csfsndsIt Ms~s JoEes ana Lyons
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- 5O and - Tor WRITTNG aud Sl2 80 for

- % and 90 Tor " KITING aud w Do TOT
thoroush course OF DoVsLy ESTsY BooEEEgPfSG. Tts
reduction half the subscriber. regular charges 20
meet the demand the times Cards containing full parta
u.r nav be had st the room. OLIVE GOLDSMITH, No.
E2 Bro sdwsy