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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21
Boston advertisements.
CHIMNEY PIECES IS PIER SLABS
Manufactured OF Stone, by the
ENRHYN. MARBLE COMPANY.

Patented 1852.
These and beautiful articles in imitation Of the
richest and most expensive kinds Of Marble In style and
finish, they stand unequaled, very highly polished,
retain their beauty much longer than common marble and
are not injured by gas smoke, acids They have been
extensively used, in public and private buildings giving
perfect satisfaction. While much superior in appearance
they are sold cheaper than anything of the Kind in the
market. During the present season, they have been
awarded Gold Medals at the Exhibitions If the American
Institute, New York, and the Massachusetts Charitable
Association Indeed, the confidence with which they
have thus far been received gives the airest evidence
that this marble will, by its many advantages, in great
measure sUpgrsude the use of all others.
Architects, builders, and all others invited to exam.
inc them ct the Ware Rooms Of the Company corner Of
fremont Row and Howard street. opposite Hanover street
JOSEPH STORY, Ag't q Treas'r.
Boston, Dee 1858 d27 d&wly
GNANvASSING A 6 ENTS WANTED
~ EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL
We wish to engage number of persons to act as Agents
Ter "N4RK FoRREsTRRs MONTHLY INsTRUCToR;' a Mag
azine for young readers and schools, published by
Experienced CanVassgrs Young Men Young Women Of
g'oA chur.tJcr and address, Teachers and others in
search OF profitable employment will do well notice this
Nothing but energy and perseverance is needed to insure
good income, as we can satisfy any person.
a. " Oder est a4sd.nary inducements tn good agents
Local agents also wanted in every town in New England
dress by mail, post paid apply personally Of
ce, No 1876 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
mar29 d&w3m VIM. GUILD & CO.
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FRVO LElT.-A Store, IS by Is, On Mechanic street
q near the Railroad, suitable for the Produce, or Boot
Manufacturing business. Apply to WM. O. SWEET.
fph17
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CURE YOUR CORNS.-If you wish To cure
" your Corns, use H0UCHIN'S CORN SOLVENT -
This valuable preparation, from English recipe has
been tested for IA years. and has proved ecacous wher
ever used BY the Of this Solvent che corn is soened
and growsess, until finally disappears No pain or ir-
taton Is caused by its Corns Of twenty-five years
Standng have been removed Full directions accompany
each bottle. Prepared by TW.HOUCHIN, a Newbury-st,
Worcester Mass, and for sale at the Druggists Shoe
bores, and Groceries. Price go Cents, enough c
cure as many Corns 1T AGENTS WANTED.
ANA d&wtf
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ERISEAsES CT THE CHROAT s. LUNGS
e. DRS. KNEELAND & WELD,
No a West Street. Boston,
Devote special attention to diseases of the Air Passages
including Asthma Bronchitis or Throat ALL with Hoarse-
ness and Loss Of Voice, Caarrh the Head, Consump.
ton Enlarged TOn5ils, Ulcers, and all other Chronic
Diseases. They make Of all The Improvements
in luhaations, local applications by syrnges and cons
tutional remedies Operations on the sis and Uyua
o. Office hours from 10 A. NJ. to 5 T. a..
Post paid letters promptly attended to.
uar2q 6&yRrn
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GvAK UNATN A MMONIA.-50 JARS Car
Z DO 10 Ammonia, Just received and for sale By
O. A. HARRINGTON CO.,
dt No. 70 Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY,
Having removed to the large c1mmodious Warehouse
No II UNION TREET and largely increased their faci
lies for manufacturing, prepared furnish to the
Trade, in large small quantitie, SPRING BEDS the
most approved patterns the shortest notice. aud upon
the most reasonable rms
The public may rest assured that every improvement
will be made that be- and this Establishment will not
he behind any Other with regard STYLE quality or i'm
prOvement.
Also Sole Agents for PLIMpT0N'S COMBINED SEC
llElARY, BEDiTEAD, II TOILET TABLE, one of the
greatest Improvements The age which needs only to be
Teen to be admired. For sale only by this concern
Address AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY.
No. II UNION STREET, BosTON.
j. GOODALE, Agent.
u Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham
her Furniture. d&wf ap24
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IA LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
f. for sale, the situation where he now resides-con
- tanning six acres, covered with fruit trees Also
building lot Of acres Holden street. Alsosome very
desirable lots Pratt street. Also fine lots on
Farnount Also lot the of Elm and Fruit ala
Terms easy 10 those wishing to purchase.
CHARLES NASH, West Boylston st., Worcester
mari d3awtf
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1IIoTICE To KANAAs MMlGRANTifss

Companies WIN leave BOSTON for KANZAs, each
Tuesday. until further notice. Fare Is & 7, including
board from ST, LOUIS, Those procuring tickets In Wor-
oester must make arrangements for them before the
Saturday preceding the day Of departure.
w W. RICE
Secretary Of The Worcester Co Kanzas League.
No, Worcester Bank Block.
Worcester, March q, 1855 dM&Th&wtf mar2s
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FHVO EET-A Tenement on Orchard street. Rent
$125. apply at 40 Thomas street DIFF mar21
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
We M. IN TIE impres-ios she every

les rruartsslc We me tie impres-ios she every
wt-re .ubby conveys Of the stris superior 20 ~
urging her TIA oseer she sb ,sn but csnast escsPe-
1t irae toe language Of the p-y isdicafe' shl' IA
ole or t~o places, Bat the -cd' seem uarfa 81, aad
fa to carr b. idea y the mind who the s;tns never
ceases to coavey il, In this Rachel has ciught tas
spi, Of the Greek drama to degree far beyond RI
cine, and gve- to hi. tragedy higher sisnhc sacs
then be himself conserved.
II was PhedIe so represented. which lifted B'st'n
irtO surprising enthusiasm, for which B's'oa ought
to feel prof,uadGy grateful. The Ere o. the &C.
,res> riv.Ied by the warmth Of the sudesce'
more animated thrcrg one cannot hope to see. the
hesitation and codness OF the preceding evening were
quite forgotten voeys If applause led every u ~
pfcen point of tn. perornsn Q; Rachel - recall d
after every exit and when the whole was ver aud the
curtain had been lifted sgsio in obedience to 'poots
seocs and universal demard the Pc pie, Nth shout' OF
Delight and admiration, to receive the cor'un,-
mate artist to whom they were Indebted for s1ars
Skin to hat derived from toe Venus of Milo, the Die
tuJes Of Raphsel or the music of Beethoven only more
electrical and diffusi'e.
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pOAED NE AIDERMFN

THURSDAY, Oct. 25.-Ald. j. o. BARKER in the
chair. ,
SIR depsrtneRt-A communication was received
fr the chief engineer with returns of sppoin. meats
II fire department for Sep.emoer, as confirmed BY
he Fire commissioners. Confirmed.
The report on the complaint OF Englns eomp'ny
,fpe The seton Of the board Of Fire com nissioners
to expel Augus,us H. Tyler anc Ed. Burke OF engine
No H. was on motion Of Aid. Howard, referred back
70 ire commissioners.
Tie EIgLig Llird s.reet grGde-Document No. .,
being tie retori in relation 10 the Eizhty third sret
grace, was called up By AID. WsSeGsn.
After some debate the resolutions were reierref to
The counsel OF TIC corporation FOR his onioa as 70 ne
LIABILITY of the corporation to paw for the work.
The MdfsdI rcD0I Ala. BRIGGS preseIteG his po-
lice report on MAisen the dog pound and the black
trunk.
AID. NELLY thought it should be laid on the Is DE
and printed. -.
AID BRISCs hoped 10 act further than that with Il.
he would take that be cssld ne. 60 betlS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

HousE OF REYUGg SCHOOL ExANIssTIoSs.-A down
RICH, good time was had by the inmates Of the House
of Refuse on Wednesday, the occasion OF the regu-
lar seui- ar nual examination OF the sch os Mr. Az
terbury OF The board OF trustees, accompanied by
Messrs. Randall, McKeen and Seton, supersnten 'ens
Of ,ohr ols and Lscus Hart Dr. Frank Tdthii, Thos-
b. S,ilman, c. C. Leigh, Brundsge, Pardee, Dorme-,
Stuart, and large number Of ladies, among whom
We noticed Mis- Greenes, OF Brooky ~ sns the d4ugh
ters Of M S lperntendent Ketchun were in attend
snce The exercises conmeDced A. two clock p. NJ
in the girl depsrtme0t with seven zone pupils and
two teachers. The intelligence and geneca appear
srce of the girls were credits BE - toose having tnen
in chsree. The singing was very fsir. Mia Keyes
;escbe. this branch il the grs ee2artmen, and acs
az ci4=sro teacher in the boys school. There
several bright looking girls who would grace e1y
house so far as Appearances 90 Competitions wero
read ard classes examined in reading, spelling, srith
netc and ether sir PIE matters With fair results. At
the close Of The exercises the company sdjoarnei b
col alton prepared BY Mrs Ketc1um; after which
The boys school WAS 80 ed. On entering tse room
The boye, TO the ruber Of four hunired and thirty
FIVE, with ar Halock principal, and four asss ant,
arose 20 welcome the company Order being restored,
tie bows. uncer the direction Of Mr. Hsr, gang
spi,itd o. in an excellent usureri after which the
ysriop. p sss1s were examined in reseiIg hitofy,
mental arithmetic, fractions, uae' sufaon in'eret.
with e1ercises q the blackboard Many Of the boys
exhibited remark sble proup'i,ade and proficiency,
ehcitipg expressions If warm commendaton from all
present very de-irsb1e and much needed innoys-
ton is TIE Classification Of toe boys upsn the bssE Of
comparative mora character There are scores OF a.
fine looking and nteDgea. boys in the Refrge - can
be found il city in any cAss OF secety, and such
esssifcahsa ss Is above hist.l Of vosld Il esuhi,sd
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AID Ely inquired IL II was ii Sped by n.jerisy 81
The con N itiee-whfther il va. rsoori
TIE PRESIDENT ssasd taa' it vas sieaed oaly oy
Briggs. -,
All c. II. TICKER This ,epor is Of one hundred
pss ana read about fy psg-- before the rest 90.
finished. I: vas not unfa i:eo p. N that coa'd
com Depoe tie resdinS hsd not time to dalsa.
trust tia; the report may go back to The conmsss %
hat can zee il
AID BRIGGS said that be Ia, lost 8, much tue saa:
he must presest might, especially a. he ass prsm
ises to. 8,
The PRESIDENT decided that 1t was no report emf
caul1 not BE- considered es ssch unIl sigosa ~ @s
srty OF III. comait,e So il vas sen; back to them.
The besId ~ ioupeS TO November.
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THE TURF.

CssrRsvILLE COURSE, l. l., PAcrSG.-rharsdsy,
Oct IS ls55-Macb, 81 eco; nile heats; btsS II ;,
Hero 20 w,yop HUDSON Colt IA harness:
Geo seieer Lames g. g. Hero ........'-l
w P..hoey ua1 e. "a. T. Hu son Cot .... (! dist.
TinIs 2sI-t:.6
The CAV WAS snytbiIg but a pleasant one Tor the
seekers sf,er sport In the opeo from dawn clouds
obscur.d TIE bright rave Of the sua the SIR ieU ca
and upconfortabIe. Still many friends OF the turi
were out 10 witness the sacicg sno tro.tlug mstci
which cane off Hero had the cali a. $ 70 $50, ana
won the pace n two heats, dists"cpg h Hdoson COLI
IT, the second. The tIO ting match ott"e-n FRANK
Forester ana Lscy Frsnktn was also one-s led
affair Fosrtser won in two straight heats Iie
Lad, wa, surrounded by her friends having the cal
at 500 TO 500. fhe fact that she I'D be'tsn Miller
Daa eel arn Chicago cb gave her the OK nc ence oil
tho.e pr-..nt who r--ds 10 back her To me
lat roilar. Ire kuosirg ms were heavy losers on
this trot The following is the result:
TRoTrI>G-Tbu,sia!, Oct -, match 81 oo0' Two
mile tea's in harre-e:
Geo. spicsr name. g fnnk fereser.'.'"
h. n eff taIaes Z IA Lady Ffsahin
First U,s. SseOed hsaI So.
first -'9 rl'~e IA 80 ''''' o. ,,
Seccsd nj e..........''' 1'oS oet"ao ue'''''''''' "
Total S:lb
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TIE JOS Pr WALKER CASE.
THB TABLES TURNED-MR BARNES Az
RESTED FOA PERJURY.

RESTED F0a PERJURY.
Mr.. Ctnes F Bs'nee the former onssct9r tor
raising tte famous ship joseph Walker, % s"-u
known. had wsi'er K Jore' aid thes arrested fo'
Larceny on Saturday iss,-he charging Their With
.tea ii ropes aud chains used b, hun in rssiDg the
.uke. ship This charge ~as eHsmia'd >hd DIS
missed By Justice welsh, s,cs At er ~nca Mr. Joss
ven, before Ju,tice Brennan aud mace AFFIDAVIT
acsinsi Barnes whom be charged 9Th perjury IA
swearing ia sely to the Aforesaid alleged la'ceoy.
warrant WIS Issued fv NJ Bar les, add on "edn"s-
cav nigh, Sergt Ma.fe Of the Tuird district Pouc'
court srres,es bin. The oe,eDdsn, vas detained 10
await an examination on the compliant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

The mine 10 which i: was found is within two E1n-
d,ed ket Of tie shore few test above the level Of
The ses ard the vein Is from four " fse iee: thick. Il
!, believed 70 Be sxteus;ye This "a the kind Of
coal &c that found on Discs isi4Dd Do D.. Kane.
This vAlusb specimen & depos.,ed IN the pslace
by Mr. Z Meriar of Bsooklgn highis.
Judge Richard BGcoa OF s.n-buTy, Conn. has for
waded to the Palace some specimens Of pest found in
bis peighborhood in great abundance. As exPeh
Dentz sEe being msde Lr usisg taI arice for lo,o-
motives instead Of wood or cope, it Is attracting 8
coed deal Of a.tfnton. Committee Of the Ins'it1ie
is to be appointed to investigate the p1sctcaSii'T Of
ODD ing psss b Wis scd sinlsc Useful pursses.
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" For thouEh ire ez-E sSy lswscs,
Nur srl-shf-e i. within -

The pribcpsl srrivals in scdt-n 10 the p1ul'ry,
which W. reported il advance ys-te'dsy, Is s9-c-
men Of coal which was brought By Cap j. Il Hart
stein from Hsrde island in let. ~ 90 NJ, and lon
81 as W. The coI Is Of bi.rminous character, re-
senbipg charcoal in color, bat e very heavy ts s9e-
ei6c grsy ty being /. 3s4s. The following "a The ut
Of an sns.y sis Of this article:
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BLaEv's PATENT FIRF-Px0oF PANT, no. iAe
Peadsl-Sse andes heed Of Psnfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

DARTvG aTTgNPT At HIGHWAY ROBBgRY.-Pstrck
Gillespie 81 John UBnsn srr-sed wedns.5s, Might
cAEea With ting aud attempting 20 rob Hsgh usosry
q Phlpepts ~ pfe.s' sopptrs 10 kos~y.f ~ et mo
curspsnt alleges that 0erck We doestsJ nsIf De ~S
tbror h tie shove street. when sud5eny the pso,er
enc sro,tsr srsog usoo him from TIE stop and vnho
one held other in.eref hn hand i1o
epin.tps po:ef ard In RAJ act Of da~ing o., va.
le dollars wh.n policeman Dar q the Sixth
vs-i eacs ~ ed ssssd Os.ye Tbs her fellow took
biz h-- sne e.ctped The prsoaer taken before Juaos
Wesb saa locked Vp for sIAniHsiOo Doasbsry wS also
ksl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

CROCKPRY POP HOTELS AsD DJyIsC SAIo0ss--
b. snrifa p.,<ra of Ironstoae Wss. Or
pure sud pe.,ly wbites-s toy shspss ~e wo.ssy a.
s;tsrtiob q Bosi AID Boarding. aOa.e 'roprsor 90 "a
lees thar h.f TIE pric. Of Chin. No. i9s Pearl 81 w.
'nsn'S''f'' hih' "''' 70 eoyLos & ELLtsrr-
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SUDDEs DEATH An unknown mfn very poorly
co,hed while srmotDs the Of Css,rs md
Wnte s-.- ye.oIdsy afternoon tssgsrsd and fell III
aod the ts6 inc rm,insd seBseess Son The psvs-
Hs yltcsd f1r tbs p1rDo.s q bSss
coDvsJef b.pts bat died before reaching IL Coroo~
HI hsid q1s-t the body the SIKH ~rf s-n n
8 veToc. ~ oesth froa peurDy" sas rendered ~
tn NY II. ft0sisd s1out thTtysisb yeas ess
had Ex thu black hair and wbsGeD sof was de~eo 70 an
kr ~ doth roundabout cloth yesf trpsd
s,s mere pa1s IL. knife, md 'hga box were found
Ii. MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

MOVEMENT. AMONG THE coLoRED CLERGY or THE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL cHUKcH.-Pursdsnt 10 a cir
eular ssund TO the coored clergy of the United states
by the Rev. s. V. Berry assistant to the secretaries
OF the foreign missionary com. and rector Of St.
James church, Wiiansburgb, Brooklyn, inviting
them TO meet in tina. city for the purpose Of consider
ing,
Farst: What united seton may be take7 consistent
with ecclesiastical authority, to promote the growth
snd extension Of the church srnoDg coorsd people;
&Secona What plan may be devised to aid in the
support Of ooored ministers, &c.
They convened or the 10Th inst. and continued their
deliberations unit Monday evening, when they adj
ouIred, after having fYrned themselves INTO society
TO be known "a the Ssc.4sy f1r ch4rch e@t>n"0n
" among co'ored p,opIe"
As the deliberations u ,Es body were not held ia
public the whole Of their proceedings cannot be 70
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

PRoHIBIToRY LAw.-The time HERETOFORE appont
BY the recorder TO give bis decision in the case pend
Ing in the court of Speci scs against the keepers
of tie Agor house for selling n.oxic ,ng qaor 10 vio-
leon Of this las, is POSTPONED o Friday, Nov. a.
the same hour and place A. NJ, Halls of Jartics IL
is that the lsbc's Of the recorder haVe been
sruuay since tho retrmen OF the city Juds 20
from tho bsnch snc that he has not been abl IN Can
sequence TO devote Ia tss case that sent'on "hcn '
imy- toncc seems to demaed. All the rece'say facts
to urtfya recovery by the pc PIE having been proved
on RE tis and all the objections against she constitu'
tionaty of the law being fairy presented the case is
deemed proper ot C their critical examn ation and
the r. cotder as We hear will revies the whole subject
and deliver q written opinion ard decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

ASSAULT WITH cART-RUSG.-L1ke T"ole, q car
nan -. ,s.,ef4 y uresd charged with nctns Ga
IuesSay nxBt sssault, with cnsfruns, upon Philtp
Pprs uh Be- raefursd. He 'akea the Tsn1bs
a.A ksId 70 all 10 k5f0 the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

MADAME PARoDI This vocalist, with u. strakessh
as director, has given series of brilliant concerts IN
Boston, aud WILL it is understood, reslrn soon to New
Work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

BOARD OF HEALrH-0n Monday Ias. the board o
health mt in the CITY hall and repesel the ordinance
snbec ipc v. rses from Baltimore and other ports on
he Chesapeake bay to quarantine regulations. The
health Oioer at quarantine Staten island, has been
rot fed of the seton OF the board Of heath sEd Bal
timote veseeIe new direct up to th- city with
out detention. At tie same time the board removed
the injunction Of secrecy upou its proceedings and for
the remainder Of this yesr the meetings will be hold
with open doors.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

EXHIBITION AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
Notwithstanding the urprOpitious state Of TIE wed
Their on WedneScsy there was q good attendance OF
visitors q, the Palace. ThesiEth avenue cars sop
ping 80 conveniently at tie door Of the Palace, rem
dess the westher, however unfAvo a,1e bat little OBJ
stscle. In fact, a. evening at the Cystsl Pals;e,
With the various 5rl.ncies Of tho. aynifcen: int
rior, the flowers and fruits, and the sctVity Of the
.cene. Is e1ough to make oHs forget for the tine the
Indications OF an approaching OF Winter;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

xah M rer eosdtoes set ~ stmolsat 10 the woret
be,s {, try TO er or even sto the higher moral ssA
mon, fsvores cl.s es Original sSdrss-s zee deiiv-
.sed by two Of he pupils ~h'ch sell oss, ei'ed
,po .poleo; 10 h wee heartily sppisuded- Sisgssg
eal,weo and Addresses ~erc made By several gentle
me, ard the exercises coSed with geoers ch uss
by The boys, aided b. eschoFs and vissTs asaer us
drec,ioo OF Nc. H,r,, whose admirable 'ae' ana asp
py maprer are too vel ke"wn 70 req"c 'u''oo
nctce at cur hands. Altogether the occasion was ose
Of sb, sine Interest to oil present Th-tots nams0
o. toys and grs at presn mt in he R.fuge f" 30"
Tie new building 'Or the gir's department Is progress
ing waro completion, and will ne fne specmea 81
architectural ta re. The grounds are very neatly
srrsl eed. anc shubbery and flowers add their s,srs
to II. general eubeaishmsnt The Refuge Is in e.
cel'eIt hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

The opera .eason at the Academy thus far has not
been 40 brilIian. as the merits OF the company and
the taste OF the city would warrant; but the houses
are low improving, aad there Is q aif chance OF good
oDe-, judging by the latest Reheans's have bees
sctively carried on with view to novelties, which
will pow core not only in pisces but in singers.
There was so Ds talk aboat a. Roger, who il not
coming, hosever. a. R"gsr is simply comic opera
sipg+r who went to the grand opera Paris, when d.
pee es worn out and there was robody - take bis
place. but We have had, and nov have, be>ter voices
than bis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY Mrs. Cath ,rine
Chauncey, widow of Commodore Chauncey, died on
Wednt sday evening at tne ago Of seventy six years.
The funeral IL to take place to day at o'clock. 1t
81. Marks church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

FATAL AccIpEST.-Mr. Geo. Witmore, mato OF tho
steamer Prone bsas biz life rdsy In c'sqaeses o.
lse nuske eta, which Be hos'ted from
e alongside Of he vessel 20 her deck having stusk him
Il, ape, that the ssanst Mr. w. and snockod ham
The dee, Of tho lighter sciur as bic saul 30 exon
y.y that te died noleDts se rec wing the bo~ Tho
qr, reno cred ,diet ~ Dsss from fracture Of the stse
r. 4. upor deck 0f the sherp The deces>od
hiry i've years Of sesnd 81 American D, birth.
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FoUSD DRowSED.--Coroner O'Donnell held an In
quest yrdsy upon tss body Of unknown coorsd man.
sut t-,ry y Of age. found drowned at tbs foot Of
yse,s " K Deceased had heavy head Of hair and ~ors
.msll soate. His dress consisted Of b.es fock ess. and
pants oorsd pusa fancy socks and shoes Tn. pscss
the bod he'd obb BY sscegons r-f The cofe-
Etrs irry reu derea veTciet Of" Dsath By to~nHS
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CITY ITEM s.

Ac.DxAY OF MUsIc.-S0naGmjaia will be given TO-
night Tor TIE last time.
On eatui day afternoon MdsGniSlo will ne played.
TIE change Of hours then, from ~ ocl OK, will be
msintane1 The performances will conclade at s.,
tire interval. between he being shortened for the
convenience Of outof town readers. The now artists
embarked from Hsvre on the 18th inst.