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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22
Liihograrhic Printing, sc.

TARL V0LKNAR is now located on
~ North Fourth street. near u. Philips
Blacksmith Shop, where IIIhOGRAPitiC
Views. Maps &c are made 10 order
PICTURES for Framing, and Tor DrawlnE
Teachers.
The German and French Languages, Draw
ing. Painting and Draugh;inG. taught by Mr
Volkmar. 1ewisburg, April, 1853
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that has not the least shadow Of truth in
it, should be set to work at breaking stone
until they could earn wages enough to pay
for their fun at any rltc they should be
compelled to rake up the change some
where else than out Of the County Treas
ury. The taxes at the next assessment
viii no doubt be heavier than heretofore,
il order 10 meet the demands of the New
Bcrlucrs' tomtoolery The treasury was
so closely drained, On the 18Th n t, that
the greater portion Of the witnesses had to
take orders, and draw on the treasury at
some future time, or pay their taxes with
them. Now, where is the treasury money
cone to? Echo answers, Wharf
s5We are told that the meadows il
this nciehb0rhooi are swarming with mis-
cLicyous little .rassAopqers, which are DO
ing considerable injury to the gras',
They were never known to be 50 plenty
before.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22

~" Pop Goes the Weasle' dil nj
furnish Us with his or her name. Is Mt
tA, chorus slightly prcvio@s, " Prp'!
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"ABSEYr, BUr NOT FoRGorrEN.' -
Oar Senior. We refer him the Candidates
Department.
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FOR SALE

4 SPAN Of six year Old Bg! Mares.
\ Of medium size. gentle ~ harness, au,
good travellers. Enquire at this oihcc.
June :, 1888,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22
New Pir1l. New Gods. Nag Store!

New pir1l. New Gods. Na-y Store.
FNIfE Subscribers having fnlHr" ! into
= a Cgpar,nerShIp in-Aierchaat7inc. and
hlriug re-ii,jed and improved the Slorcroori
Of II = Shc,lcr formerly occupied by krcmrr
x 90. would respectfully announce 10 the
trading community that they are Just openIr.- =
i LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK Of
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
adapted 70 the wants of all. and COMPRISING
the usual varelr Kept al Stores IN the larger
Towns. E-CILL AND %NE.
(More particulars hercai'rf)
.F.scisreyer : Son.
Iewisburg. hpri l2, le79
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22

. GOOD Iourncyman Harness Maker.
/ Tona hut good mechanic need apply.
I.-,,r. a. H., oli.-. .APui =. -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22

IDDINGS&WETZEL would announce
: 10 the Trading community. IN Town and
Coun;ry. that they have now finished the re-
ceplIon Of the largest and best stock Of
Spr:5,- asid Summer EsGGs!S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22
MEW GOODS AGAIN,

DElvER & FEEMER have jn>t received
ID Of New Goods, consisting of Ladies
Dress %. .dS, tro>s rr'mmiu" French needle
wuri, prints. liasery >Aawj>, Sc. &c,
Iunc -, %.
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see New Advertisements.


,G-The communication Of 5. H. T. will
aruear next week.
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Administrators Notice.

HEREAS. Letters # NtuiuIs'ra'lon -
~ Me e.rst, of IErEE MYERS. la's #
.hr Ea-ouch & L~vi Surg. County of tn!"n'
l.--1,sI have been i-aa ci 10 tn- subscrit ST,
aI. Persons .rtrh.-t =. >a,' e>'stc ars request
rt b. make immediate Pay"ert; and hose
having CAIN, against TIC same. vii Pr.sen.
.a,.n !IIv ...,icGuca,ei for seJtlcfneur. TO
Ar,rr q. - JOHN B. LINN. 4ir,'r.
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<.a<;sS. ,l5s:.MGTes. Ecs's;:%s a.sd
Is'rilErEssi ii..-s

orau Kinds. also GENTLEMEN TrRNIST-
10 GOODS such rs Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery,
ullars. e.. &c. IL will also ca:ry on
Cutting and 7;;.s.is%
5n ail ,uclr branches, wlta despatch, according
TO- o1!ci. wtrlou. c-tJag.,Z. AM GA the nlsg
I.as.ut..s tyiru-.
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II GOD RazorS w1rran'ed.irarn - 10 90 c'.'
II Razor StroTs from 10 {" 10 Cts, At H.
Fi'znl'ric', &, Eros New Book and stationery
3i - Lcwisbur., next door TO Bca' y hre-
mer's Store.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

"Come in out OF the wet as the alliga
tor said to the little negro.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

The PRIsoSER's Doors WA1TEp-Ano,her
correspondent writes =" The last day | was in
the trenches, while slight slSirmish was going
on in front, met one of our riflemen and a Rus
sian rifleman walking slowly together. As
came nearer saw that the Russian was limping
in pain, resting his hands on our fellows shoul-
der, who, with two rifles under his arm and
pipe in his mouth, was walking easily and coolly
along, evidently giving his wounded opponeh.
some good advice, which have no doubt was
all the better reIished for not being und derstood
Struck with the singularity of their appearance
| waited until they approached, and asked tho
rifeman how he got his prisoner. where did
get him 7" said be, with an accent of indignant
surprise; 81 shot him down there" !" pointing to
the !" ovens" where had been slight skirmish
=" He was down there behind wall. sir. TAXING
aim, with only his legs out, when hit him with
my last round in the knee; and I've got his pipe.
sir; and I've got his bacca, sir, and ali wants
now is his boots, and l m leading him to the hos
pital, when can take em off him comfortable"
Having said this much with droll earnestness
to which no words can do justice he quietly re-
sumed his way towards the rear assisting
and helping bis poor wounded prisoner. who
during the whole time of our dialogue, had been
bowling, cap in hand, from one TO the other. as
IT to lmplore mercy and protection
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

THE LAW OF DIvoRcE.-A writer in the CAron-
icie suggests one amendment to the law to the
effect that when husband in California has pro-
vided for his wife's subsistence in, and passage
to, this State and she refuses to reside here with
be in law considersd good cause of divorce.
This we tempted to advocate, for we have
not doubt that such foolish and selfish refusal,
on the part of many wives, has been the main
cause of their husbands ruin, and final and ir-
reconcilablc estrangement, in heart and life.
frcm themselves. If wives will not come to Cal
ifornia aud reside with their husbands, whose
business requires them to be here. they do not
deserve TO have any. Onr citizens ought to have
lies here
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
RAILROAD HOUSE,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
HNHIS HOUSE is NOW OPEN for the ac
l. commodation of the travelling public. For
cleanliness. air and comfort, it is not surpassed
On the Pacific, and one trial is sufficient guar
antee Tor continued patronage Attached to the.
House are two RESTAURANTS i20 feet long
extending from Commercial 10 Clay street, aud
will accommodate 900 pefsons al one time The
Floors and Tables are all marble. and every
thing TO correspond, and they have the
most complete arrangements for Breakfast.
Lunch, Dinner and Tea in San Francisco, and
',Sill be conducted upon the most liberal terms,
being confident that liberality secures patron
age.
The Hotel part Of the house is kept upon the
European plan. BARRIERS shops and bath rooms
attached
Entrance TO the Hotel or Restaurants, 81 Clay
street, aud 4S Commercial, near Battery.
: Nov. ls 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
FR0M THE ATLANTIC STATES

BY the arrival OF the Nicaragua steamer ST.
ezra Nerada, we have dates from New York to
the-2zth January.
We are indebted to Adams &, Co 3. Express
for files of the latest Atlantic Journals brought
per the Sierra Nerada.
The Congressional proceedings foy the week
are not OF importance. The last action on the
Pacific Railroad Bill was recommiting it TO the
Select Committee after it had been passed to a
third reading The friends of the measure are
not sanguine of its success.
Gen. Henry Wilson, of Natick. has received
majority ot over one hundred of the votes of the
Massachusetts House of Representatives for u
). Senator The Senate viii give their votes on
the 3lst January. Gen. Wilson is a Know Moth
ing in politics. :
The banks of New York City hold an extra
ordinary amount of specie at this time-over
sixteen millions of dollars.
a great storm of wind and rain swept over
the Atlantic States on the 23d of January. doing
great damage in.the seaports. Ten vessels were
sunk at Baltimore.
A serious riot had occurred on the Buffalo
Brantord and Goomrich Railroad Canada West.
Simon Wempe, police officer, was killed.
Charles @. Richardson, formerly Secretary of
,c ot. ANichoias iusurduce company oI New
York, has been discovered to have robbed that
Institution of fifteen thousand dollars.
Five hundred letters in the care of Adams &
Co., from California, were seized by the United
States Mail Agent, upon the arrival of the steam
er George Law at New York, January 25.h.
Mr.. Slidell has been elected to the u. S. SEN
ate by the Legislature of Louisiana.
Col VIM. II. Bsse, it is said, will be the Ne
braska candidate for U. s. Senator in Illinois
The election takes place Sd January.
Hon. john S. Wells has accepted the appoint
meat of u. s. Senator from New Hampshire, in
place Of Moses Norris, deceased.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
SAMUEL Cook
M. Macon.

RUSSIAN JoURNALs.-In Russia there are in
course of publication ninety-fve newspapers.
and sixty-six magazines and periodicals, devoted
to the proceedings of learned societies OF
these, seventy-six newspapers and forty-eieht
magazines are in the Russian Language; fifteen
newspapers and ten magazines in German: two
newspapers and six magazines in French three
newspapers in English; one newspaper in Po-
lish and one in Latin; two newspapers in Geor-
gian and two in Lettish also three newspapers
iu Russian and German, and two in Russian and
Polish. In ST. Petersburgh, twenty-six news
papers and forty-two magazines are published
in the languages above mentioned. Of the d.
rect newspapers in the Russian language pub
llshed In ST. Petersburgh resembles the
French Moniteur. and publishes collection of
the laws aud orders of the Government twice a
week. Another publishes the DEGREES and de-
cisions of the Imperial Senate A third deals in
light literature, with sparing admixtnre of poll
iiics The Russian Iuraiide is daily newspaper.
There is Government paper which is published
daily.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
nATHs AT FIFTY CENTS.

CTEAM, SHOWER .TuB AND DOUCHE
- BATHS will now be furnished in good
style, at so cents each, by II. ". Hubbard, at
the sign OF the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken on storage. From 20 to 80 good
beds for lodgers will be found at all hours OF the
night. Also. miners tents always on hand.
There-is also attached asylum for the sick.
F Money to loan good security.
Shasta City, May 20, 1854. ap9if
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

EOUNTY OF SHASTA. IN the District Court
~ of the Ninth judicial District for the Coun-
ty of Shasta in the State OF California.
:. Rachel Cassedy VS.. Bernard Cassidy.
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction that cause OF
action exists against the above named defendant,
and that such defendant, after due diligence
having been made cannot be found, | therefore
order that summons in this action be served on
said defendant by the publication thereof once
q week for eight successive weeks in the news
paper printed and published i'll the county afore
sad, called the Shasta Courier
j. G. HlNCKLEY,
County Judge, S Co.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
LOAGS HORSE MARKET
WenyerviIIc and yrcisa Passenger Train
TIE SUBSCRIBER respect

TIE SUBSCRIBER respect
fully informs the Inhabitants of TN
A-N- Shasta and vicinity, that his ar -G[A
ran sements are now completed TO haze CON
stantly any quantity of Horses aud Mules for
hire sale. He ilatters ilitiisef that his stock
of saddle animals. for speed and '''ts.biiy. is
excelled by none of any Livery Stable north of
San Francisco. He takes Tbs opportunity To
return thanks to former patrons and to assure
them that every exeriion viii be used To merit
continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bonght and sold on commission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
JAMES LOAG, Anctioneer.
n. B. PASSENGER TRAINS START DAT-
Ll AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
YREkA. Charges moderate.
Shasta. August II. 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
SW A EY,S TEL.
Lower Springs.
n no MI ES PEJ DIV CH1NT1

@ THIS HOUSE is located in a good
lnk mining district, and possesses superior
EaIIA EEIA advantages for the accommodation of
miners and the travelling public. Teams,ers are
assured that every attention will be paid to their
wants. Hay and barley always on hand at the
lowest market prices. BENZ. SWASEY
Dec. 80, 1851. tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

f@ THE PROPRIETORS Of this z0
s3ii well known and commodous SXA
-E2..Q Hotel, take this means of in 49,
forming the Public that their entire establish
ment has been completely revised and thor
oughly refitted, and their customers assured
that they are now prepared 10 receive them nn-
der more favorable circumstances than ever
Extensive addirifions and improvements have
been made to The sleeping department Of the es-
tablishnent, which is under the direction aud
charge of Housekeeper whose reputation for
cleanliness and neatness is guarantee for the
order III which il will be kept.
TIL E ia BILE
VIII at all times be provided with every snb-
stantial and delicacy the market can afford, and
the BAR will be supplied with all kinds of
Superior Liquors, Cigars, &C..
The Sacramento and Marysville stages, and the
passenger trains To and from Yreka and The
Northern Mines, arrive and depart daily from
this Hotel, rendering great convenience to the
travelling public. GROTEFEND & co.
Shasta, Dec 8, 1854. del6if
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of Shasta Co.,
in the Ninth Judicial District for the State of
California.
Rachel Cassidy, Complainant, vs. Bernard
Cassedy, deit.
To Bernard Cassidy. greeting. Whereas, the.
above named complainant hath filed in the office
Of the undersigned, Clerk of the Court afore-
said, her complaint against you, with the object
OF obtaining divorce from the bonds of niatri-
mony with you contracted, alleging habitual m
temperance and wilful neglect, personal violence
&c, GALL of which will more fully appear by
reference to certified copy OF complaint herert
attached, and made part of this summons. y
.. .. These are therefore to command you 10 appear
'and answer said complaint within the time pre-
scribed by law, as follows, to wit: Kyou are
served in the county aforesaid, within ten days;
If you are served out of said county, but in the
said 9Th Judicial District within twenty days I;
in all other cases within forty days; in either
case exclusive of the day of service; and if you
fail to answer the complaint, the plaintiff and
complainant aforesaid will apply to the Court
for The relief demanded therein.
Witness Thomas w. Dawson, Clerk of
the Court aforesaid, with seal OF said
l.. S. Court hereto affixed. at office in Shasta
this, the 22d day of August, 1854.
THOMAS w. DAWSON, Clerk s. G.
ja27-Sw by AFFORD, Dep.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
DIR. A. =. BALDWIN.

TIAVING RETURNED FROM THE AT
Il Il antic States, has resumed The practice of
his profession in Shasta. Thankful for the pre-
vious liberal patronage of his friends and the.
public generally, he again soicis their favor.
OFFICE q lew doors above the st. Charles
Hotel.
Shasta, July l5, 1854, If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

ATT sMPr or AN INCENDIARY IN WASHINGTON STREET
s--ARREsr OF TWO MEN ON SUSPICION OF ARsoN.
Yesterday forenoon between lo anall o'clock the
premisss of No. 80 Washington street dis oversd
filed with smoke. Ny. James McAuley, owasr of tho
premses asisted ty some OF his neighbors, made i'm
mel ats search for tbs hrs After considerable troubs
they found The nose to from the water closet
belor gcg to of his tenants occupying the base
msnt, Kauea Thomas oNssL Or catering the base.
msns, q msn NAMED Thomas En- mis- was found there,
ba: mot O'N.A, was O'Neal's vie there,
they having sft the basement soma little tue
bsfose tina alsrn1. Afxr the SMOKE had cleared
away come ~ha., slr. Mcaulsy ana his asighbors
made thorough search, and found 10 the
paper partly burnt, together with some matches
sad places OF wood The pesbors then suspected that
ONsal nd Fnpis concerned iu attempting to ca
the Tremses and accor spsy called in the aid Of Off
Barry OF the First ward, who TOOK ONsa, and Enns uto
custody On sufpoioz, ar conveyed them before jus
tce Cocnoy, WHO committed them to prison to await
an investigation by the Fire Marshal.
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i.ciudDs one a Of 500 bsss 3 ilo; Is bass J.,. 4
I4Kc., ana $50 bass Lsgusyra st lie slxo and HOO
beg 81 DoRas .ss receipt foreign n.v about
400 500 bales sold IS saturdsys Prioss afsr the
FRxoHrs.-Ratss continued dun; to Liverpool, about
1000 5000 bushss Of corn were engaged q 3D. SHd
IN bulk and bags and about 500 base Of cotton I'D
4 1924 There was nothing new TO London or the Con.
tnsnt To Bremen 400 bales Of cotton engaged ct
Kd 1000 bbas rosn st Cd, 30 Ions sasuremsat goods
e. ~ .s% ses ssaS p.r foot
HAY.-Od was scarce, and hsid ~ iooo. AASc'' ioE
HrDxs.-Ths market CLOSED with more Armnsss, the
demand for the past week having been good from int
rior trade Dry Buenos Ayres commanded 2ic for u
onOoe o. Ss tF ..S ss' ''s ss
hands, Of all kinds, were estimated ct 1lO,oo0.
LxATHxx Sales during the past week wsrs scsivs tor
the season, and prices arm The CHIEF purchases mAn8
were said to be for the eastward
LIMhs.-saes 1000 bbls lump, ct 1lbc., and common
LocwooD-saiss Of 200 tons st. Domingo were made,
at $21 for export
IRON was steady, with moderate saies, at old prices
MoIAssEs was firm, but transactions were light.
NAVAL sroRSs-smaN sales Of spirits were made 3
42c. Rosin was at 81 80.
PROVISIONS Pork continued firm, the sales embraced
about goo 1900 bbs including 500 new mess for de-
livery before tho 10th August buyers option, as
500 Tho remainder was sold ON the spot, including
at $40 So Beef was Arm, with sales Of $50 bbls ct
last weeks priess Prime mess Was quiet ~ W szo.
Beef hams were nominal ct l5c. l7c Cut meats were
dull NJ 1Nc. 7Xc for shoulders, and 81 exc. loc.
for hans.
hCE-csrol'na Was quiet; about 800 bills East India
were sold for export, 1t and 80 casks Carroll
M for home use, ct 6xc q 6Lc.
10 cases nutmsss were sold at &c., and 10 do
pmento at Ice.
SUGARS were firm. The sales embraced about 200 .
1900 bids Cuba, at &C.,, less per cent, TO 61c-the
latter figure for small lot Of prime quality Iocluded
In the sales 100 New Orleans at $780, and 800 d.
to 60 out Of market.
NHuKKy.-sales Of 200 Q 800 bbls. Ohio and prison
were reported at 4le drudge was at 40c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

REGATTA The HARLEM YACHT CLUB.--lThe annua
regatta OF the Harlem Model Yacht Club will take place
from Harlem bridge precisely at eleven O'Clock, and sail
sro,5nd stake boa. at College Point turn another Mt
OsAsons Point, and thence around Thr,gs Neck buoy
and ,eturn the starting place. being distance Of
about say tao milee Eight hoits belonging to the
club bs We been entered for the race, viz
0tsis, Challenge, Stor a Bird.
Giptey, Frolich, Louisa Jane.
G<rveiapa, John s. Austin.
The pr,zss are1st, silver pitcher, valued at $50;
3D. tA;ver pitcher valued At $35; Sd, silver goblet.
valued % S15 stb, suit Of colors. Two minutes per
foot viii he allowed in favor Of the smaller boats.
DxPLoRABIE ACCIDENT IN MADISON STREET "A BoY SWUNG
orr rR Tor HousI--Last evening about six o'clock
singular scciden. occurred at the hoaseN No SO
Madissn street. II srpea.s boy med Jarass II nsn
sged fourtsen ysArs swinging clothes lines
which the top OF the roof o. the house above
mentioned, and while oo.ng so the rope suddenly gave
wsy and the boy p-ecpatsd to the yard belor in
the distance o. four stories, and in ,antly kie3
When pick<d up life exnct. The Coroner wall hold
inquest to day.
CHIEF THE FOREIGN LEGION AT Hall
sAx-we informed that Capt. Bougars, who was 10
this Mexican war sailed last saturday for Halifax, to
taks command OF the Foreign Legion collected at that
place which IL to ssi imssatsly for the Crimsa. Our
also states tnat the fuU tts Of the
Dardsnt IA Gen Conpe GustAvo de BongArs officer of
the Legion Of Honor ard Croix de fer dtae The Rus
sisns had better take We expec. to hear Of SsbAo
pol being taken soon after thu Generals arrival.
GLKN CoyE-This delightful summer retreat has by q
resolution Of "Ths Nev York Yacht Club bsen selected
~ p, Of rendezvous the second OF August next
at Witch place, the following Cay, there win be
regatts, and in the evening OF that day ball will be
affair end Lnow that the worthy proprietor. Mr. 0rms
bss, will he equal 70 the emergency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17


II with feelings Of deep regret that Hnd myself
obliged to address you upon tbs subsct Of ths painful
accidental Camp Worth Friday last In your Issue
Of to-day you intimate that the cartridge containing the
BAH came from ths I'd company, Capt. shaler
That such IN imprsssion was general upon the camp
ground Immediately altar ths accident oesunsd and be-
fore any reliable information could be obtained, sm
well awars-and regret exceedingly that your reporter
by seme unintentional OMISSION was not informed Of
the report Of committee appointed to examine into ths
facts and circumstances attending the case.
The facts simply thsse-r I'd company had BEEN
exercising that and tho day previous 1t target shoot
blank cartridges for battalion firing that day he ap
pointed two nou commissioned ofhcsrs to examine aud
from the cartridge boxes OF TIE any and al
cartridges that might there b. found This done;
stray cartridge ahouM tbs two commissioned
officers Capt Shaler appointed commissioned Officer to
follower their steps and examine after them the
cartridge boxes.
Lieut. Smith and myself ct the request Of Capt Shaler
Thoroughly inspected every pece and examined the
fridge boxes Of his company and found the number Of
cartridges remaining to agree exactly with the same
plumber left the cartridge boxes Of the other oompA
mics posing the right Wing who were also nspsctsd
showing conclutively that mot single cartridge had
been in their before they received their
PIGMENT with the rest Of the regiment, and ball
fridge could possibly have remained in the pieces
they wers all discharged on ths frat fire.
Therefore unbsststiney pronounce Capt Shaler to
be Of the most careful and rigid officers under my
command. and ths committee unanimously exoneratsd
him and his command from al blame.
his command from the unintentona injustice You have
done them, remain yours, respectfully,
A. DURYEE, Colonel Seventh Regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

ACCIDENTAL DaowMSo.-An inquest was heli yestsr-
day upon the body of John Da,y, lately resident at
the Of frat and Thirty nrst srest who
foot Of Twenty ninth street. East rver. Verdict TAG
eide entail DEATH
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SECOND AVENUE RAnRoAD.-On
eunday afternoon . boy named John G. Davis residing
with his parents at No. 20 Second street. while riding
on the front platform of Of the Second Avenue Rail-
road cars either accidentally fell jumped off to the
pavement and received such injuries that he died
In few hours afterwards. 1t was found, on examining
the body Of the YOUTH that severe compression OF the
brain hid taken place. which was the tnmediste cause
of death. An inquest held upon the body OF ths
deceseed when verdict Of "Death from compression Of
tie brain produced by fa was rendered BY the jury
ANUNKNowN MAN FOUND DRowSED.-The body Of An
unknown found drowned at the foot OF Hubert
street. An inquest held upon the body OF the de-
ceased when verdict Of "supposed dro wing"
desed by the jury. description Of the body may be
obtained from the Coroner's clerk, MIR. Mcguire,