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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

CON psnioss-.hinking 81 r,yi
lives retired an. wa1oeriDg'- Tnere are no s','s'
Of he ohiecjsil.-Do,bns that csa way the duh
reunicos.f the lives Of titus people. Tae'r PRINT
mo- otrs part.ke OF certain dignity which . up
ii.ey the stern sp,ii Of seif-denisl which ad.os'
bye,ssIy cbsract,rizts them.
Alexander Palvi-s feir specimen OF his cia'''
whom re met no, long siooe In Brosdssy-ssSe
H. correct IDA Of the extent of his Profession ID
tbis C. untry-tbe sccouot be gave being at'crTHd
confined by many Others. a." There cannot, he
ssjd be more than two hundred Of as 10 the CITY
Z" az The ureseIt time. have Travelled. TO some ex-
"tsnt through the United states snd S)rtn Ameri-
"cs. th.re are not more than oue thousand image
"1nsb.rs on this Continent; ,hst is my opiaion' Toe
mpun,er of our profession does DOT 10 re sse much
"for there sre but feg Of our couutfymen ~ho have
che r. solution to undertake business 10 which there
"i. 40 much tedious work and go lttle pleasure.
"Ihe greater Iumoer OF those employed Ia this man
"ner ere single mel, ana for the mos, par youog.
"Tbty Usually remain in this ceuotry about ten
'yesrs in that time base known persons to sc'u
"nulse az q uch ss Eve thousand dollars, although
&" that is greaDy beyond the average. We iua no
"osDger Of being robbed Of our esiniogs; the pick
"pockets do not imagice that ia the lnings OF cur
"shhbby clothes there ere OiteDtlInes D'lB11 pieces
"of gold. As consequence Of their long term OF
"rssicepce In this country, the enigrsns return
I" Their native land much improved IN their ment
Condition Many Of them arrive here ignorant OF
"every hing .ppertsining to social and political
"proress, ard ietorn toleraoy welI-informed That
"is ne Of the sGvan ages Of our wandering mode
cot lie "
"You ak me If there is anything like progress in
our profession; thiDk there AT least, knoF OF
any instances in which imsge ikiug b as ASSUMED
the importance of al art You have doubtless heard
of that poor Ecgsh boy, who, catching by the u
siirct of genius glimpse OF Art from one of my de-
spiseo clsss has low merged into the famous and
wealthy mar-hed with the noble de ernlustion OF
making Art popular in the homes 81 Fog clti-
zepsl Who can say tbOt there have Il been m1uy
such os-es, where the poor tinersut bsca ne the
Apostle Of that Art Religion, of whose mysteries he
was hin self ignorarti"
Ard in fact, there is plsusioility in the thought
that such cases may have occurred Ii msy have
bteD III st msDy young mind, destined to future dis
inctop has caught its rst Inspiration from tue rude
feures Of the Italian tiDefant; even the great
masters Of the past-idealzng the rough actca;es
Of the mode-eent forth The creations which have
nsde them famous It would appear, indeed, as
though the occupation Of the inage-vender VI" not
without its purpose
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT MAY ESPECIAL TgRM-BefNe Judge
ROOSEVELT.
ESTATE LATE JAMES RrDGEwAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
On the claim by Mrs. Ridge~ay, already referred
to against the estate Of her late husbind, who died
without leaving will, to recover large sum for
work and labor during the &c years since her mar
risge said marriage having been declared VOID, IN
Superior Court aid Court Of Appeals, IN SUIT oy
child and two grandchildren OF former mar
risses Of Mr. r., on account of Mr.. X. not be CON-
petert to marry at The time BY reason OF his previous
wife having got dsvorce sc ,inst hin and the first
wife living at the time of his marriage to plaintiff,
and she has been oeRied dover, aud her eight chill
oren also cni of from right in the estate-o which
present clsim demurrer has been put in on oshalf
of the estate denying Der right to sustain such an &C.
tion Jucge r.. this forenoon, rendered decision IN
which he considers Mrs r. to be entitled to tbs re-
lief claimed, aud the demurrer was overruied.
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U.prfHE AND TIE PLASTER.-The Emperor MS
drisn, passing rear Tiberas 10 G,lee oossrv 81 ~
cd man digging large trench ia order % piaht spus
fe NEE Hsdrt thou properly employer tue morn
ing o. thy life" ssd Ha1ran "tsou nee1st noi nssg
soIked 80 bard in the evening OF ny DAYS 1
have well employ ed my ea-ly dsss, nor viii neEe q.
the evetiIe OF my life; sDd Ia Goo - WIN me ~.
be links best replied the man. HOG old msyes'
thou be pooo r,su1" ssked tue EnoGor. nia
bred yeirs," was the reply. WnAs, oU,lh ss
Hsorsn, Z" q hundred years old, art thou, and : W
plsnspg trees7 CNs, thou then hope ever 70 rnJ y
ihe frui,s Of thy lsborp Great kiog rtJD'neu .us
hosry.besded man, yes DO nope II u'a 81. ~
may even eat the fruit Of thts very trees II NOT my
CHILDREN gill Have Dot ny forefShers planted tress
for me am shsl Dot do the ssr for my ohudrel
Hsdrisn plessed with the honest mans reply ss'd;
We'll d nao il ever thou livest - ses the fruit OF
,bese trees let ne know il. Dost thou hesr good OLD
IAN 2" aud with these ~oros he LETT him. Ihs olu
an did live long enough to see the fruits OF hs ~
hustyv The trees four-hed and bore excellent iru'
As soon as they we're sufficiently ripe be gathered 'ne
mcst choice fgs put them in a bsskst, aod nsrcnel
oJ toward tie EmperoT's residence. Ht1nrn nSP
pence to look out of the Windows OF his palsce ses-
ing mAn bent with age, With barket OF hgs on DIS
shouoers standing near the gate, be ordered him 70
be admitted 70 biz presence.
"what is thy pleasure, old man = denande1 Is
dram. .,
so recollec: seeing once u very olc mao pishunS
soe trees chen YOU desired bin, if ever be snoold
eaber the fruit let you know. an tnat OLD mac,
End hi. il the fruit OF those very trees May please
YOU grsciousy t. accent them a. an humble iilou'e
Of gratitude for your Msjestys great conde'cen-
sion =.
Harlan. gratifed to see so extraordinary en- in
s,srce Of longevity ccompaDied by the fdll manly
fscul.s ard honest exeriion desired the old ms1 to
lie SEATED and ordering the basket to be enp'ied OF
the fruit snd 70 be filed with gold, gave u him IS
a presebt Some cOurtiers who witnessed THIS IN
cor m sce1e, exclain-d l. it possible that our
great Emperor sbould shoF 20 much honor TO MS
erabie jew" "wby IA ,uld not honor hi n who n
Goo hse bonoredl replied dairan- LOOK az MS
spe ard initiate his eI-mple.' The Emperor then
very ersciously dsmssed the old man, who went
horne LiehlN pleased and delighted.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

- .h'
AsHrs-Tbe market is quiet sales Of Pots at 80 81.
as5 s7t, and Pearls at So l2l 60 lei.
Co1ros-The market, since the arrival OF the
steamer has not fairly opened but some depression
will likely be the effect of the Dews.
FLOUR AsD MBAL-The market is frmer for the
low gr sdes of State and Western Flour; the sales oil
domestic resch 3, 200 bbs at slO0slOls for COM
mon to good State, slO l2l as.O 3lI for mixed 10
good Michigan and Indiana and common to good
Ohio. and $40 75asl2 IS for extra Genesee.
Canadian Flour is scarce, and prices are higher
sales Of 400 bbls at $40 25 Sill for common to oe''
brands Southern Flour ia held firmly sales OF POO
bbls at $40 5o9sll 25 for mixed to COED brands
and eli 81 BIZ 81. for fancy, favorite and extra
brands Rye Flour Is better; sales of 40 bbs' az
Sc 5Oats 37i for fine and superfne. Corn Meal IS
stesiy; sales Of 100 bbs at SIS lei IS IS for jersey
GRAIs-The market for Wheat is quiet and nomi'
nal. Rye Is also dull and nominal. Oas are not az
tive and are freely offered at 7Os75c for Soutoern'
74s7se for Jeney, and 70 5ic for State aud west
en- Corn lie not plenty and is required prices nave
advanced; sales of "a, 500 bushels at o. l9ssl 10
for Western mixed, in store; o. l5asl l6 for sou'n
trn Yellow; included in the sales are 5000 ou'nel'
Western mixed, for June, q. e5c, and Oo' 49, '0'
July, at 90. -
WHIsKr-The market Is better; Gales OF 200 oo"''
a, zee. for Western, and % s3sic. for PnsoA'
Drudge /, firm; so hhds. sold Of 4oc
PEoyIsIoss-Ths market 6rmsri sales o. ~
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ard plos 6ee2er and cultivate better, is encouraging
In the highest oegree.
The p,o-pect everJ wbere is hopeful sud ought to
encourage those -lo are struggling to keep their
besds above ~str that better times ere coming.
Oar hope ,sys in increased p-odu,ton, became the
courary is never pros 9erou- for producer a. ven
a. consumer shen the price offocH IL Low enough %
be wihr r-sch OF al vto perform honest LABOR. II
lie fsuine and starvation prices ths we haze to ie",
a., DO. ; u'teo market. We repeat We hsTe xool
reason to hope aud rejoice q; 'hs present prospects OF
coed crop the present. season.
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bills. a. SIC 50 for old Meas, si7 37I esi7 50 for
rev Ne,s SIS 57iS sl4 30 for do. Prime sud sit 70
esls 30 for Prime Mess Beef is firm; sales OF SVo
bols at sl0GsI2 IS for Country Mess, IS 500
50 s for Co Prime and sli rs si5 so for repicked
Western.
Cut Meats are scarce, sales of $40 bbs. and tics ia
part 10 arrive at 81 slOs foI Hams and u s7ic. for
Shoulders. Butter and Cheese are unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS M-y4 55-Ths Atlantic, ns~' reached
here this hut Al too late hour 10 deveop Us ehct "a
orr market The to-day 6rn sd tbs sales e,ched
500 bales The Of week has been ~ pas
and tb. receiJ % 900 bales leaving stock oil fVV os
The the rec-ipt 81 this prt 40 wtn
the sat nos amounts t. osles ne
Corn advanced ~ g. The business, Ia COFFEE dnnas
the 40 bags aud the stock on hand 10 - 900
bag. STIRLING EXCHANGE 8. 0t1 2 cent prem Cotton
FEtIGHrs TO Lvspo IL
NV OkLEANs May 2-rhs CoTTos market CONTINUES firm
Sbe sses to-day suCunted TO so bales Neete n ysos
CORN /. 81 10 q bIsh and white, 81 p Me" PORK eli Y
La
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tAivert!se nentI
FGANT pARIOR PAPERS.

surrRrs 4 BREED, Importers, Manufacturers ssd job
ber OF Wal Papers their aud spacious vsfshouss
No. 4f4 Broadway, receiving, and VIII commas
receive by various vessels sIfiyns through the ssSos
the laest and moot attractive NOVELTIES ~hieh Eafopeaa
skill produce the line Of Plsin Gold snd Velvet Ds
WALL PAPEss Thos- about to adorn the ~shs
Of their neatly and chsspy Or vita y.J rse ana
pLABoRArE HAsGGs adapted 10 Cottage. Nall or rsses
are invited 10 call this eb ard attractive stoos
ices sou be made sDd ell contrasts sha Do exssued VIZ
prompre and artistic skill Merchants supplied with Amen
can soods q lowest possible prices.
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MARINE 10 URNA l.,
POGT OF NEW-YORK.....
Cleared this Forenoon.

ste,m.hps-Ausu.is Lyon S.vsnn.h L Mtehill, Nash
vile Berry Chs le.for, So Ifofd. Ii - ou C.
ship Psie-rne Tinker Loncon. n Ts.n & Wiley.
B.s-Jro Farmer. Olmsf-c Hsvsns KIM Co
Briss-s Merrill, Means st Taom.s se.mi,h ssns Gs.-
trud. 9th Lcch-r Ansferdsm funeh Aeincks
scpoorer-J ". st,rr Pet.r.burE, Van 5rgnt >sghsi
Cor, K-.ruey Lowell Boston. " Lewis Gilmore,
Berry Portland nsrer; East Wind Bassin sostoa Brett,
soor-y. P. Wallace Lincoln. Taurtcn master.
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CITY ITEMS

NV CosMissioSER or ESiSRArroS AT the
lsst meeting q the Commissioners of Bmixrstior,
Mr.. Radolfh Gs-rique took his seat ss s member Of
the Bosrd. Mr.. Gsniqus holds IA office by virtue
Of biz position as President Of the German Emi.
ersn, Aid Society We learn from the last number
If the Monthly Brliet.n Of Germas Literature th,,
Mr. Gsrique reti7es from the establishment for the
sale Of foreizu books which ha, been marked fsa'
tire Of the Trade in this City. He takes leave
of bis numerous clients n graceful address prehred
to the Bunetin and viii be folio we'd in his nsw voca-
ton with the ereem and friendship Of large circle
Of scGuaintsnces.
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 rHB NEW YORK TRIBUNE
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw-ORLEAss Saturday, May ;, 1855.
The steamship Cahas ba hes arrived here With IA
ysna dates to the Let INST Her news is uaimportan
The san J.ointo would leave Havana on the I'd, on
a cruise TIE Cyane and Falmouth had not arrived
there
leased from prison.
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FIRE IN poUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y.

POUGHKEEPSIE, Saturday, May ,, 1879.
The livery stable OF James L. Hill aad two dwell
most of their contents were destroyed bS gre about
~ O'Clock last night Fifteen horses were burned.
Loss about s. OO0-partially insured The hre Is
supposed TO ave been the vOrE OF al incendisry.
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s.o,n.s you think II should Be written NTH Bl''hs'
. ~ name; and an not aware tbs, thsre ever
was sV Per,oO Of the name Of sa'kspere Csrt.loly
.a. 20 ,.,ure whose name our Club bsars. Please
rn,sLs de corrtctCD, snc believe ms you1,
A. ;e8 ADOLF iUS sNYTHE.
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Advertisement
Fre~ TIE Nsp E.s'aAd Fav~sy.

The last journal of the Nes-lork State Agri-
cultural Society contains the report Of the ueses upoo Ne
nschinsry pre,eLted at thrir Annual Fair st sraoSs In
septe nher Ausops the srs'es mentioned that Of fysr
hch We have used prem sss ana can .nfcSs
spe,S OF IL with per,ouai kno~sess Of It's y>ss whh tee
psops at the handle Il thsew the ~ster - feet thr0asa
feet Of hose with Lozzis cnid six seven yess 81
a., would keep continuous str,su runeins via 49,
Wslei may be thrown any ofdnsfy ond u D.
los Is the deseT Ption and az ard - tho Juose''
PUNPs
A W 0,yS Co OF No. lis nsden-lsne. Ns~ Y ora e.
Aibt.S c.sor PuNP called w.rners Patent suction.
Folcips ard Anti Freezing Pump" Price ~
twill rss@ With 2 gallons per ma ntc, ~ Ins oI.
psry rate Of e.urely pumpng; c,ses OF eneseaey ~
rspd seton could b uisde 'si'e double or ueels tns
ar cunt Ithss movable sr ehsm,er. carries seeds c,r
IN uou. .rssm s durable and unaffected By froH Wnofes
fssuer cesr-, TO spunp It's well which eesds sae
ni,rg nj. family ard soc, th ~ster will for DIRE
enr when connected with hose ard he esnoot hsve
q punp better suited his purpo.esnsn this one recon
ana thst Dipl.m AZ 81 MEDIA be awarded fof L.
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Advertisement
u-..k..,. nn.riing nd

The proprietor of a dOurishing Boarding and
Day School near York that bis School ~ss depops
lated By Fever and Asue 70 his great pecunis os He pro
cured DEsHLgRs ANrIPEsoDIc Puts, ard hS compulsory
routed the con psnt His .ehos longer soeet 70 ".
sele by s dealers ard BY c. d. DEsHER, Agent, the
wholesale Depot No Sal Broadway, Y.
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ERnM CnIITMRIA

COLUMBIA, Is Co. Wednesday, May 2, 1855.
Throughout Georgia, South Caroline aud Alsb ans,
after long protrscod dronth, copious rains have
fallen
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TAjyertlsem-oti

we saw that Al Genital Clothing sehouse OF hoes
Co conner Of kutos and the elssst snd
fhepsbe styles for Boys can be obtained prices s' esss
the ordinary state what actually know oiy one
prce-the that be taken, ever osed 81 tns %
tsbli,hmeut The sock Of Clothing at Roc eR 20 ""s
arrest the most ysred and the cheapest In tho city
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BALTIMORE Saturday, May >, 1855.
New. Orleans papers of Sunday last have been re-
ceived here obtaining Galveston dates to the 26ih
ult bat we find nothing in them OF sufficient interest
% telegraph.
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WORLDS SAFE CO.-Manufactrrers 0f L,llies
Patent Chilled iron Fire and suIslsr PToot SAYS. A.
rs when knowp Backs warranted rot 70 be tsseu OF wits
screw drive Depot No lls Pss'lst. c. hossis' Asss@
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TAdy-rtisement
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER HANGTNGs.

PRArr 4 HAsDESBEReH Manufacturers and importers ~
Bosd~sy between Leonard and franklin sta invite sss
on 10 their eusye sock which By In ts
sount Faithful workman seat snS part
hs city or country short notice, aud theh wok wIAnsse
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, saturday, May p lopJ.
Money unchanged Stocks ddl. Retans, f2s;
Morris Canal, 81 Long Island RR., i6i Penn. RR.,
33i; Penn Sts.e Be. s64.
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WESTERN NAVIGATION.

DETROIT Friday, May, T. 1855.
The steamer North Star arrived here today from
Sault St. Marie, the first boat of the season.
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h. fnnd AZ the C.sros IT,. CosPAsys newlyersced anl
se.apt store No 26 Chsibam st. between res sna n'o
sststs the oldest Tea estsbls hment 10 the cry
sboia..ls or retail no branch stores
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WoopyoEp & WEMPLE No. 50 Calhafioest, N. s.aa-
f-euras OF indow shades end Table OCove whiehths
offer at prices to suit The times
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

The Rev. Mr.. Reynolds who has been for 30 many
yesrs identified with the religious Interests Of WI
liamsbureh closes bis ministry there tomorrow. He
took charge Of the parish when II was in a infancy.
and he leaves il one OF the most fourshns and Wig
orous upon the Island. Having so frequently refused
profers from other fields Of labor 1t was thought by
many that Mr.. X. could not be removed second
most urgent and unanimous call from the Vestry OF
Trinity Church Columbus, Ohio has been success-
full. Few parishes were more attached to Pastor.
than il Christ Church, Wliansburgh, to Mr. Reyn-
ODDS. He carries, therefore, to bic new home, the
hind regards aud well wishes Of all bis people, and
we may cay, Of al Williamsburgh
IroroR DEALERS MEETIsG.-The Kings County
Ida sfterncon At To,sbs. hotel aoy for tho % poe:
Of receiving nsDbsr.-s humber Of 3bon esa r
~ smIloy counsel passed ana the meeting HJgu'ssa
The Association Intend = hod meetiss s.sy .y a. a..
deem necessary
DEATH FROM PoIsoS.-A little son years OF ass'
of Ia,u.u. MeCsry rs.dbss No 1o7 south ssyssth't
died boDt O'clock on Iosrd., s,si bsS 90 iaqas.
S.y and from tho evidence appeared rat the eo sooI ne
vsr,iet OF se.ssr death By poison Wa rendered
rorv, D,.n-Jsnes Wickers, a bachelor about
-. = no resided at No re second Ct, W. fean6
yes, o. sss .s.rs.y morning Coroner H.nord held
ssS..t ard verdict Of death By dease Of the hs@ VI" se
| dered.
AtxsHoUsE PAUPERs.-A total OF 3l6 persons
have been the County Aims House. from ne snss
~, the Poor Of this city sannf the month
OF April There about 100 persens u tns iAs
tQti
A CousrY WORK HOUSE, .-Messrs Caldwell An1
and Bennett appointed COMMITTEES 81 me sN
Of the Board Of Supervisor 10 confer WITH me
ents Of the Poor and report the feeaeny ot -
Wort Bouss department 81 the Co1ny h.t1ss'SN' ."
snployneut cf warrants and able bodied sealn
GRAND LARcEsr By A SERvAsr.-A gu- formeny
In the ,mpov Of samuel Leno1d. Carlton Az. - as
~ - .1e.tsd 10 New York ThDrsdsy. ana orossM
fr, Ju.ties Smith Yesterday 90 the charge OF hsrA1
,.r,s, of utie.ss Ia ell ysl1ed 81 elIo The Ger. -
i..-S ..s con mted 10 January last 90 day
ns-.,s sb.sut End hsd pseed The hopss ess1 ~ as
IA o, ths return they found the heass :. a.
ri ssoa shs wn esnurtst b. hs 'aS'ss WV
snsasttol
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IAdv.rtisemert

ANNIVERSARIES. People who attend tho Ami.
veusr,s IN New York will rssoeet that enc hae.' sno,s =,
GRAPHS In the world made a. koors Osleiy, 70 10,
Broadway corner Of Frsnsr For proof see hn p'et1re>
sid com ARE then with others
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Advertisement ]
GsEar Auction SALE o.

GREAr AUCTION SALE o.
THREr HUNDRED .sD Fury CRY Lors m 0usUacs.
On the 10th. 18th and i2th Msy, lass.
h. Cox, Auctioneet
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Arrived.

Bark ". Cohp (of Roctlsnd Bailey. Saga Is Grsuds
IA ceys sura- rnolasses 70 p. '. King Co
UIED-NN ni fresh.
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CARPFTENGS. O

CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, AT RoWES.
No 7g HUDSON quality heavy Sheet OIL Cloths, cst
to suit at s-sn.e yard cspeUss Of every descriptions equal
~ low, for cash only.
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FpwARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of No
se.pe .nd Committing ard Operating Surgeon. No 'fhts
av Office hours from to Q, 1 to s. and to evening
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LIGHT WEIGHT IN Hay Compliant is m .de OF thS
Lous ssrd boy carriers Conrlanant that he bouxht
leld fos 100 n which fe short. rewsish.ns $50 n
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tHAkGE or F.Lsy PRETEssEs Officer Lord, q
ne L9we Ponce Court yestef.sy returned irosa b7ntS
4 nsying lie bis enstody MILO A. Bill eonn ~ "a nst
eIant o. th. pAen who ssssd charged By De 0tsf N.s
nssirs 70 sonsee'en Win ess - Hov-y, obtained d,s
tnen os iss snG succent fgratae 20 me
value u 81 80 The ~.s t.ses h-f. asxs
arc held TO bail 10 he sANss Hover wss arrested
scue time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

IAdverisementI
BLAKE's Patent FIRE-PRoOF PANT, No. liz
Pc, a.-ana nesr aeAd Of Pants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

SUICIDE ny P0isoS -08orEe N1merick 1ermsa'
. cf sge oomu'es suicide Thursday nshf Z. HE
toaIfng ecuse, Ia F5rJ 6fh seo1ai b. t.kny
p.on. fOroref HCu Yesterday bella is9ss.t upsa
body sne vsde 70 thar efet rendered the Jafy
Tbe 81 he committing the rssh set sd t.es
csag ponfI1 Ia cot me-tinr Germsn i.xy,
have joined ~ 10 this county and ~hoo. he
hase been -. III sen, 70 the srl a>r
p.r.e, here bat her fae objected to ii. sish .s pssta
IL MN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

ClRD.-A fslse and gsrbled account oil tne s''scA
made upon me .. tho Metropolitan Hotel, yesterday morning
hors ct q Coouer having appeared In The San and
other papers desire to publish correct statement OF the
,a.r Cooper having presented drs for my 'eeep.oes
some time $50 which for Substantial rson', declines
accept made repeated threats that he would eh..se me- sa'
On "wednesday night in company with 'eVe''' I..S
,, onsb nv room 1t the Hotel Finding the 900. lid
Coonsr bean upx threats and indeeent IN.
mon ne 10 come and meet him go,.s elected
Ir .ne hi, CON psnous from the Hotel s,.v rom hl,
Wa .rsn met By Cooper in the hall M. 4 inn.n,ly
rss he weapon and easily wrssssd 10 upos he asss
irdiydu, and the same time .e nd Al M mercy re-
~ ,ss .@ Ssus him s0sd have s5sasS 20 ,ss
Inc Of mine rjure su;s ss.nst Cooper st tbs
2 po. %ys I.ss; n,@ '
les person. 10 state hat tsis AFFAIR rs
ea'io1 sy q BE- rsPrsssatsa JOHN aEARs
N,,- YSvt. nay Z. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

RoBBISG TIRE GRASS IRON GRAyks.-ft IL CON-
p.n.d h.t ueu are 70 the daily habit Of krs sots o the
bura ground in Twelhs between FIrs aud Sse'ad ava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

Arrest FOR PERJuEr.-Joeeph Hsscock and
Fiesssel n sm IT, srssed on rhorsss, 90 essrs.
They before Jusce Osborn sdnet 70 bah
In 81 &c ssea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

A CousrY WORK HOUSE, -Messrs. Ctdwen, Al1
and Bennett. we're appointed Con pses ct the last mssse
OF IN. Bo.rs Of sup@rvsor, 10 confer With the sepsne
ents Of the Poor and report upon the feasibility on of.
.npiaynent 81 y.sr.nts ssd able bodied seuln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

Aims House. PAUPERs.-A total Of 3ls persons
have been sut the County Aims House from he 'nss .
IN, the Poor Of this city sannf the month
Of April last There stog. 100 pesens IN sns ias
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