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sale, of stock, at Phlladeiphia-J.s. {.

RerOrfed 'Jr TAe Ses York Tribune br FRY THOMAS.
f1si scayd src Cy g.. f 400 TO- 5l ~ % 10 i,s y;
2To do 1T; eor DO in los s5wn olt, 90 Do Ia lo,.
- gto Cry b. III 'to0 Aeg Go So 'j 3is 6t 900
90 IS gu. zoe DO 67 900 civ RR % s5sl e7.i 5000
DO ots ~. 10 Resr,s RR and int 5it; 81 do. 80;
~ de-. G. 6P -; O Lont leland "a ~ ~. loe do -
lsi 10 Do lsi, 1n NOrs Caar i1 lots, ~, 20 do, b.
H. 5000 90 1T 4Psrosyganis kR AZ; IS 10 in 'st
i.t - dc .is AZ. ~ Union Canal b. s OO New Cr-et
Goa Co. H. Bsuk o. N0Ith America. 40
Beeefa boq,i,-t 500 City .. s7i; $50 Penns s., &
P 81: IA Reading r. e. {. P c.sh. Jsl 50 DO. c p.
-ssh 81; 70 90 { q .. eash So, iodo 81 aOrrso"n
r 65 to Let a. Zinc, -; 80 do, Is, 10 lls y
Scc,aG Bcaydsa9o [. -. 81 slF0l DO, 8i 300 DO
r. X. r. 81; $4,000 schuy Nag g. 80 71. - 30 city
R. e. IN o., q. r. 30 Can snd A. K u. Is b.
+. 600 Alesh C. g. 49, - G7! II Tennessee Coup S.
h q, o5 Lehsn Zinc ia lot; 2 70 s Nav Preferred z7
10 do Ia io,s Il u LOns sond ca.h 3i . Pepni.
x 10 lots iZs ~ N0ri..0wn z. r. =, 3; Camden and
Annoy IS lAi. 300 New Creek Goal Co. L.. l0J Read
ps r. 81 bech Bank g.; g jrafd Bsos, 49,
10 " este "a H.Bs. 3, Phils. Sank, l.5
1Jfsy .oard---toY Dty % a. Penl- r z, ~
dang Py,.- United state. -, 1885, rs I'D ls "sed
d. 1907 rs bid .sssd Pennsy D let OF 81 bid 81 /
s.sed ResoGg kso,i SIt BID, 57 ssEed DO Bond 1870
~, D. > .ked Mort - 1850 bid ~ ssset; Penssyl
VAN. Railroad Al cid A. sskea; Worm canal Is BID IS
sssed scnuyls Navigation -. ls3l TO- bid II estsf do
stoek 10. BIZ 2. DO Preferred, dy of ~ BID, y
..sed Lc6g bland l.. BID - .kes; Ecls5lrg. bid It
s.tss Gu,rc Bank ~ bid II ~fef L,hisa INC u bid
takec, UIor CsIs ~ I'D, " asiei. RIM
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,prp op COMMERCE..

,,ss,;ro Of the Chamber Of ComneIce W.
,.shs Merchants Bank at O'Clock ysss, srsatsr va.
I'm. No business Of very marked o"'' ''''
r., BIrs1 presented r.Por; on as p n i've me-.
sae for the u,e Of vessels employee ~ Nv the
isasies and I'' 91s ssSst VI va fsissd to
s Sia Co umtsee, appointed to investigate '0s SUD
est ,.-,n. rs,ry Laws VA mentioned, and
serIeo 70 msmo<ial TO be presented TO the Leg
As'sfo, o.s;e.tion was received and read, relative
S'r,hs, extension Of cprocity Of trade between
c.asds and the United States. 1t ws' re'errsd 10
unicstion was also receved from MI Doug
h,oae;naweT. desiring some expression Of the ap-
,rbstion Of the Chamber Of Commerce OF me sh0T'
sos made for the extension Of the Mercantile =, -
eeDs md other associations Of yonng men. loe
m,..yyrsic.tion was referred TO an approprsn Com
s s';t,ss. and the Board then adjourned.
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DIED.

BQTn-Ihur.i', morpins, iih in'-. Thoa'' J. B',d -
r..rsu,',.. + - o-rvsvsd - ASasv sor ist-r-i..s
CANOEN-Oa rh7--',' ~ fns-, ~. Ih'-i,s X C,R-
-. re.o. "a invited 3, a,,--d Ne fursr.l
81 r TIE 4s-rs rs s'.er-ir jobs nes1v No
o. r'sa Nr-srs. j.. % sorrow lssuriag alto An
S S''.1s 4 ,i .ss. 1886 W. H..
nah Gabsn. C: ;hs i;s J'-qa Graaan. deo~Ass IA
tbe sos y..r 81 ..e .. lie l'4ea-' - Ass'l 0ser
1se srs. Ard el,'iv-. Of ;ss fam 7 respectfully
ii't.s 70 s'as srferes - : i,y y r1ias Jan s. al II
GitBERrat II. resdeuss in B.Issa. oa the morning q
u, ih nat " Jena G..e-s- ss y yes 60,
ef ARE ans soash ~ Jsr.sy CRY th asuooa Z
HACKETT-Jsa.p, 1876 Mr.. JOAN H,sssts alef ,bor,
sui severe liAc.s aged - yea,
viz, 70 .t,ess 80 fissr. on Eds !. y ss,l. u,....,
frou tie oot q SD Eat River The t.Gsn
LiTTLE-Or Ii. .v.niDI Of ru..d.y. p ia.. ii. Re-,
Jolu L'tl- pastor Of wes'rnster Church aged q year,
TIE furer, all place Fr.asy morning Services
VI b, heli al the ehurrh 10 22' near II .sock
sr servfcss sn thence - GreenTood Cemetery tsS
MlLLER-on he 4h i.s Carrie infant d.ush.r CT csl.
The .re. era 70 stve. family are requested 20 .,.ui
@ "a . ~. . Sst ~s. a 5' .n @ .. 90.
u DAY morniH. a. ~ ocoef. wheGcs the Es1sas viii De
hYERsIon Tlu.s.y J.a,4 Francis. yOunss.. OF Jc
The isic.s, The f.mi, and bis r,o5f.h.F. John DeL,
mater ant John My.r s ny,d 20 .ttend the funeral ~
fh- OH VI TON me resdsnce
No. 81 Vest sd ~hout farther Invitation
MIRRAf-Atsr lingering snd severe disease william y.
j. only Of william Mary Jane Murray.
Funes from the esisne- % hs parert n day. Friday.
al o'clock NJ Clintoe sv. between Myrtle ard Park
brcotyr
sTOeyENEL- Jan 9, Nicholas stouvene .ssd % years
and II months
The fsi.rd. Of he family respectfully invited
bis funeral. which viii .se place ssuIly 6a last AZ 10
e'cl.et. 81, hom - l.is sidense No sa-ar HIS re-
mains Till be interred IN GTesuwocd Cemetery.
Phis6e ltia papers pesse cory.
TAYLOR-At " ilsmshursh. the ith inst AocTO Only
Miii.u and CashAriue TsyJr aged II
sId l2days.
The fiepds sid relatives % the family
attend the fun-fsl saturday the sta
oclcck the residence Of his parents No25 South shsS
Niiru siurgh.
WATERsAN-Ou Wednesday mornips lsst stephen Wa
ite the hrui OF Bur, ate * co ) IN the
f7tb seer cf his age.
The friend. scq-sutances Of the family invit
h raj from his late esidence NJ south 9th
Nsrsbarst. Friday Afternoon ~ o'clock. without fur
tier tice.
WAsE-In Brooklyn. Jan. T. after short Joseph
son OF Richard 0orioG Wars sssd IL And days
The friends relatives Of the family respectfully
vlted to attend funeral Friday 5ih inst At ocoes from
the re,dencs Of hs parents Carlton sy 5th house moth OF
La F.ycae-sv.. east side.
Phladsl rhiA psBsTs please copy.
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THCRsDAY, Jan. 4-P. VI.

T.
There was -atter active Sock market this morn
rg and the market closed with irnness for the lead
ing fancies At the second Board the market was
very buoysnt with active demand. Re.diog
was the most buoyant selling a. 7fi-an advance Of
81 cent from yesterday. The street Is supposed to
he cutie short OF his stocx. Erie ran up 10 Ian
improvement, Of 2 cent Harlem advanced '
cent Central e cent; Panama cold at 73-ouyer
90: Hud on River improved ' cen'i Nicaragua IS
in better demand and improved Y cent cinoer'
land improved Y cent Delaware v cent Ca
lens and Chcsgo under various rumors ofoger-ssues,
Sc which proved 20 have no foundation, 1od a. &c
farther fell ola = cent, but recovered 1.-THE Second
Board 10 &c. Al the Western Roads ere heavy Ia
Railroad Bonds tie business wa So 300, q! lmprov-
irg prices Illinois Central 65i; Sew-fork Central
70. Eries 60, GO; Incomes 90; 1871, "a Panama mt
Of. CO. Hudson COnvertibles. c., &c State Stock.
ave recovering from the ate decline, and are IN good
demand The sales we're 100000, including Virsinss,
at ecl-an advance q u cent Indiaea IS, 79i
and Missouris al s6i For a small amount OF Govern
merit long SKIES IL wa bid.
There is Hide or nothing doing in Exchange and
the make. q heavy. sterling, I'll cent. Francs,
5.a2. 95.l6i.
Freahts are fr1n. To Liverpool, 1900 or 20 go
bu.sels Corn. 4ia4i; 200 bales Cotton, ;-'ad 4
3i6d.; 400 or 500 pigs Bacon, 49, Flour, l o
10: Pork, /, SC. To London, 1000 bbh. Pork and
700 tcs. Beef, on private terms.
The receipts at the sub-Treasury were: sl'o,'i''
Paid s,o3 So. Balance, O. OO2 325. OF the pay
nents, saoO, 600 were to the Cha&tersss Savings
Bank for redemption Of Government Stock. The
amount paid from The Assay Office was sl7e,s7a for
deposie Of gold The entire deposits By The Star Of
the Wee. exceed sonswhs, tie amoant on the mani
feat.
The failure OF Messrs. A. G. Farws1 & Co. under
our telegraph head, yesterday, wa the one alluded
to a. expected in first notice Of the tsiafo o. DC.
cher Bros. The friends OF the house hsd meeting |"
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- n. sherman Of Cir Geo. B''S
Asf people oy ,dsr was exploring the Back RIVER
sbs fhsi lid bish tribute to ar. Grinssh an
fss sPesser .ssd The necessity Of de'psieaag
D. k.ne 20 the assistance OF the later IN Jaa.
sssn Tss aSdress was very long eo%msael or
s '.sa and whsn our reporter le''' al SO'"' 0
ei"tt h was not concluded
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IMPORTANT DIsCOy FRY ,-PHOTOGRAPHIc OIL
P.rrIKss o. C.EvasI1s uBds Iuss r.-ut-d
ESTOps hes FOR Photographs sprs.oas
sAs'S ana as prepared isse tsen ~ sss Li'y
ft- -stf@~ Ct ssEesoa srd b-alfy Of tas<. ~
wkss produced shoT sffllgs and o. rrshs
culy - ful' srYr~estsd b, eIsniaSou Pta
fs Ne ro.ts ace ~ t- r0eess frJ fs-rsEeo.yrs,
dsesS-e orr o;hsr sTes s:o srsa Pisss
Photograph i.,r us.s est.e .1leHt
Gg-,,a GrssEr d FsgDEGf-Xs NJ Is aas sAsss
su RerT.rt, Par and Ne 50 Broadway, SspYsiL
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A LIBERAL OTTER Mr. J. II. Harley dealer in
Ladies Furs, &c No "a John.st desires to state
that he will give onesxth 81 the gross sales Of his
store during the coming week, co nmencng on the
9th and tnding the 10th inst for the relief of the
poor. Mr.. Harley proposes 10 give one-third 10 the
Old Brewery Mission, onehird to the Five Points
House Of Industry and the remainder to the poor Of
Brooklyn.
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BgsrFIT FOR TIE Poor AT b ,Ryrv's.-A no.

BENEFIT FOR TIE lOOR At BARNl S.-A no.
BE Of humanity this he -onsumnsed a. SsrnuGs
EVseUn. NJ has Determined to sppr pr.e. without de-
ducos the whole receipt. n his Nn.rm ttsy he Golfers
OF the New York A.ocston for C,nd'n ofths
Poor ard IL tie cha liable pubic s only forth 81
should such occs.isu thSssnds Of su1erDf fellow
will have rejoice during this ineiem.u
F,eeeLI performances So asu.l Afternoon lad Evening
= Bsrruu'L
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MOI on PArRR PRESSED or CtSyAs-The
CT, "a he1s PHoSosk,Pss raf. rs,ly Of, .,-r.s anf
fr.hsd Gil .ao.. d1n- ~ k1or " ~ sr1.iriJ.
Gomez Of Ffsf sr--t a.. so ire "A oBs--ve --K
ny s-n 7s--- .nd pasted .-raoss
tvfss ssdnsrT pagr---soyp-s hsTe flesf
Every siyls pstsr- isy Isd o: weaver
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PRTISTATIos-On Mond ~ last, the employees Of
Mr.. W llam Paul keeper Of har-dressing saloon at
No. Al Courandt-st., presented him With beautiful
silver pitcher, as token Of their esteem. The pitch
or bore appropriate inscription together with the
names Of the donors.
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THIS Is A BUSINESS COMMCNITY.-DrOnesa are,
CT should he u1Lrown II TIE American hive There
fore every crn should be wei grounded IA he indie
p-rab. requisites Of competent bg.ines, viz Book
Keeping AMI fenGsushp Thes- es."nta. n. be-
tsusht AZ oLps.THs No Sc, Bro.d~.y &c half HE ;srs
eharss This reduction however Temporary and those who
DO not apply early vii not enjoy the benefit OF t.
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Adverisement
SELFISH PROPENsITIKs COMBATIvENEss-

Defense resolution force, eoursge. DEsrsUcrIvEssss -
p1ieruirstiou severity hardness. ALNENrlvs
e re- sh feedng sreed Recommendations
INDUSTRY. thrift sEcEETIyEsEss Sell DDtroi
tact sr'ifee s,fssy provision,
Illumination daily, By Prof FCVLEs No So Broadway
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY s. 1856.

CEAPGT oY SwIy1rIVG.-To1is Ns'hsl. 8 Carmen
frIfsy srsrsf ~ Ofc--Y Marin az ~ iustsT % fh-
Isse p ice ,s1rt er.rE-G Efa hsVrs eos A5-'atn Ss
TED % No lt. tsl----s = rhcl ID
ssssd % - 1sHd f1r sch .spus as u, .
IN. 20 stl hsvFrr csfagsrt lem Hs--E OF No 30
Foa.-v-f O: = B.. trsasaei1a- lssce
O.borre De "a M 70 rail &c sasssT to esEfss
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ouR COUNTRY SUB SCRIPTIONS.

W. received tho folio wing subscriptions to The
r,,,rsr. during the last three days in December.
ne number IL about fifty per cent. larger than we
,scsiyed on the same days last year
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NnyETTTES FOR

NOVELTIES FOR BALLS AND SOIREEs.-Just
per lae splendid As,ortent % French
Enbiodeed CRAZE ROSES. Also. CRAPs De PARIs, CANA
DINE aIs TIsSuEs OF the latest PaT,An s,yl-s
UssDELL, PEIRsos LAzs, No. al Broadway.
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Subscriptions Received for The Daily Tribune
CITY ITEMS

The Hon. George = Marsh lectures at Clinton III ali
this evening on Turkey and the Ee - This sub
jet il Of great interest at present and Mr.. Marsh
i. gentleman well qualified to invest the theme with
atiIactvcnese.
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GecrT- Scott viao~sr set - yea. ". r., seio-
svtoE ~ -hr- -. e Feif' ara iu-.i Of Ortag- "a
TirsW CRrR-rrNi>-N Eiura y y De. = 2
H1~sEi rt-.-er'h n r..1i-e y. ggaic. r. Lii,
NRf rHT-TE ~ Aria PA -iciphi. Dee p A.. r.
c ?. usht G. Uiiou CIV Id 49, Fr.uc-. GsrhasI
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rSIwiT.sLE rEoCPEO. which o,-.-io, pr-.-nt
pablo vi az sntssi-rsn -oray 4 psrti-, sumrsr
Let fI.ends bear the fact aud be erly
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otdr~T oe,,.on. . Beh hre. ,on.,nd so.rI h.T. b-.a

ortr~T sch ;hree Neussnt sos have bee
tceVrc = he hussu IN su.e az sod sv-nibE sFss
q isht b. r.Azar u rube sh311 ch1.- secsnf
YOU o. rrtarcr'c efof-s CHE ~ll ? f-st
Ia PLACE prap-F door prsP5.-i
ips4' fSf the Poo tcs-t. eud Deed lsra =
ads 4 .ha bel ga-ed suppY fos-ts O. aay sn1 -EsrJ
penn whom voc asy apo q. 10 dispose Of tlen $500
loaFs. "a J Z. SARNJ 4
Robert MsntEru Fsq Tes.urfT Of tire y l. Ass9cAsia
Tor in prsvi condition u the Poor
OfficE - BiBLE nOusE Dee ~ IA
DEsR sfE ls IePls O. yorr nlgrcssoa q ,-ssri,r
taa' r. A,s.c aflz f1f l-pr3F.-4 tas
Cordor Of tbe Poor vii a.. -'ag Aecept gns
tr-r or re sr' 90 tue Amen a. Aa-
'un On ne 10y o. fd.v jsnss-f 80 at
prom Nv ei.lnost h pfocest. 80 a.stia-e Ss al
the s.crHps tLd economy ~hca tHis st,.-n or
fe'ef sr-cfua stcufss
10 your KAT oni n igsni % rsosiFs u
SC sDd onl7 reuas that haFss no ie-s sosa
tsLee ftsn 10 s%GeTs eaci. y11 -
ptse such 10 sd - me a. you oSs
nc a. n ,urroves In reIslf u ta- Boari.
Nerv truly ys1rs,
IL uAaILET sarr.tarT.
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GAS, Asi-GAs FNLJREs, Of new designs
aud unsurpassed workmanship will be found At the gres.
Manufacturing Dep6t of ARCHIE, VASES Co. No. $40
Broadway; portable Gas APPARATUS for country
churches and factOres
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TgI HUpsOS CoUSTY COURrs.-The Grand Jury
can, INTO C.ur, % N,osssdsy evening VITA u pills o. Il
scfaut .sd 6cnAs.d TH- greater p'ron u these
A.. .ssut those hsve bssn posec,ed FOR sns i of
x1ut icense contrary the ord sd sr-
s.a o vic stng ths save la regulating Licenses Tor 80
sac vi hsgoT-
TEX PooR.-The various Ward COMMITTEES o:
Jer.s, Cyse eAsssea IL aas for the relief - he
LeeCy.
TIE Neuayk DGJy Afr,rtss>r appears N new aai
r,r.,k.by r,si drs Il The twenty fourth yesT o.
l.. q sf-res
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FIREAsn ArARg Yesterday morning nre broke
out the bin stone mandatory Frederick 5ho in k>at
The woodwork Of The ou ein1 ~1 ossHy 81 h.iNsd
with TIL Ices 80 eye a. husdrei do 81.
Yesterday afternoon alarm va, efsss-d "a tA' S-cSui
strict Sch w.s ccclsonse ~ the Of tne 50 fos
The fisn,u ran Red dok Point when they dsc b.
cred that theT. . Tor their se vices
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COSyIcTED OF ISCIsT-In the Court Of Genera
Sso., ystterdav Thomas Ngha indicted tse charge Of
incest III dsu shisr lt:e GIL A.od s3VuI - leif' vas
trst a.d convicted O.. i5c o1eI.e.
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THE LATE MURDER IL cRISrrr PLAcE-rcrrence
HspilLoios Thos Hammond, who stands charged
by Coroners Jury with the murder Of his wife, by
LickiIg and beating her was yesterday examined
before Coroner O Donnell He stated that he had
been porter 10 the Bonded Warehouse is - years
of age, and n,,ive of Ireland la regard to the
charge against him. he sad: No one can regret the
death Of ny wife more kecnly than myseh vas
deeply intoxicated at the time and know not what
occurred At the close Of hi. examination, he was
committed to prison by the Coroner, to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
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THE LATE SHOOTING CASE IS GRAND sT.-Wm.
OBrien, the young who while in a liquor-store
in Grand-st corr er Of Lsurons-st shot, on last
Monday night, by Joseph Hail. died on Wednesday
night, at the New YORK Hospital. Hall, Immediately
after committing the act shot himself; but, it is
thought, will recover. The friends Of both parties
are Of the opinion that he was insane when he com
mitied the deed, as they had been firm friesds for
about five years. Coroner Hilton was notified to hold
nquee but, in the absence Of Witnesses, he could
only impaunel a Jury and adjourn tho case TO II
o'clock Ills morning.
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WHIG GgSERAL CONNITTEE.-The Wing General
CO. uttee for Necn-sdsy nsht by elect
nr Lute T. Ryder Presdeat Dr. j. Backnose. ssesctaT'
ana t.r.iR.id-in, Treasurer
ToARD or AIS oRs.-TAe Brooklyn Board o.
A.,essof ar the c,nso ised cty Anze on ts a nat
Iy ehoosug John r. Allison Pesdeni add George Thatcl
Secretary.
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The Greenwood cars cid Dot run yond the Ninth
Of Erd,- e.,rdav consequence q the imperfect
tie read other side Of the Creek Stages we're put n.o
Tsquisilou beyond mat Iout
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CHARGE OF BURCLARr-Two young men, nshea
Jo.n L.,l, and John CunrinEssn were yesterday Aesee
h burg ou.y sutenI the store house Of osfn.a
Iir, No ia Frs,s, the MIGHT Of Monday NJ snd -.
IN ffom se.i which they forced open .sth sse 80 -
uoney thsy were ..ien before justice Wood sas ssia '
exs ratl6a
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the Bsnk Of Commerce Boston Yesterday, bu, deci.
ded that the house could not be sls,sised. Iti.u,-
Gersiood they win lose some 500 90 the whole Of
Their csvi,l by Belcher Bros. We have aivic.s
from Phiadelphia Of the failsre Of s-ge Dry Goods
house in Nsrke;-st. Phi sdeipha for 500 0OO snf
from Detroit Of the suspension Of Nessrs. Howard,
smith & Co. We are glad % learn from ~. Loais
Mat no further sur,s have taken place and that M
more are anticipated. In this Cry We hear OF tao
suspension OF tro Commission Produce houses, Bei.
her OF them Of srcs; Importance. Ore or Two ru-
nlors OF failures were shosr, but w.ihoat fouui,-
ton. The suspension Of Mes-r. wsis~orth g. Shell
don still creates much cpmme IN the s,ree soma of
It not very complimentary TO ihs house Parties
who received checks o. them on Saturday f,r dr.es
&c. which checks were not good when they vent ia
through TIE Exchanges on Tuesday mornns. do not
express themselves entirely satisfied with the trans
action.
In one case, where an uncertiiei check vas given
for cali loan and the securities taken up the check
wss returned on Taesdsy NOT good. Msssrs. w.
s s. declined to return the securities; bat inunc
ton being obtained, the matter sfterwari ar
ranged. II is und.rstood that w. Il :. made their
certified checks good at Bank on Tuesdsy morning.
but made no provision for uncertihed checks. Ii is
not easy to discern the reason for making this DIS
tlDction.
There were .cme unpleasant rumors in the street
in regard to the stock and bonds Of the Chicago and
Gslens Road, for which Nessrs Wads worth & Shell
don were egents but there IT, we believe no POUNDS
ton for any of them. Mes,rs. Wsdsworth & Shell
den express their entire willingness 10 submit all the
accounts Of the road, for which Mr. G. Robbins
i. Register TO the inspection of any committee Of
the Board or any other committee which I'll Ill be
appointed They owe the Gi'ena and Chicago Road
about $40 eco, which was portion of the February
dividend fund. That dividend was TO have been
Y cent bat it will now probably be reduced In
consequence. partly, of these rumors and partly OF
an order to sell without limit sone hypOtsecsted
stock for the Mercantile Bank the market fell or to
20, bur aiterwsrd recovered to 80, which is 10 y
cent. below the market price before the failure Of
Messrs. Wadsworth & sheldon.
The following sales of bonds and stocks were made
by A. II. Ncolay;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

TwErTTH WARD PoLIcENEs The Alderman Of
1wenb Ward in conjunction With The Mayor y'stedav,
usds tie fol0Hilg appointments Il The Twelfth ari lksa
Ioot roint J-Mich., Kesi-I John McSantrs Jr Nslsr
Cullen. Pauick Ilsmpsoa; ThonA, Board J@Ie' Ca,n "
chsel Donucly. VIM. Ocolu,l Iohl Boyd. Bernard Fox
Alex. BsscLisk Michel heSsmsls George ORou H. Joha
EyrIeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

THy FEMALE FORGTRs The complaint OF NJ. ALI
r,S J.u.d .torete.e q, No SIS ysstsf-
cav Iatsn ~ oOd against sarah Aeterm.n asf "a
sheprsd .ie.d pssrs counterfeit lAs Is1r'
"a, ,v.nrs He ALLEGES pos-d uPJn hn eosIieI
feii s. N o. the PhniK Bank AZ Westerly, Iae prs
Spess we've eoHmiitee 70 answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

An adjourned meeting OF the n. Y. Medical So
ciety was held last evening, at the Medical College
in Crosby.st but there no, being quorum present.,
10 business was transacted Tue NEE ing, on motion
of DIR LINsIEY, adjourned till neIs Thursday after
noon at ; clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

CHARITABLE SUBSCRIPTIONS Alta meeting Of the
uoubors of the Corn Exchange, on wednesday,
the Committee appointed to solicit subscription in
behalf Of the suffering poor Of this City, reported
tina, they bad collected about $4,000. COMMITTEES
OF Five was then appointed to make proper dstri-
buti,r of the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

APPLICANTS FOR OFFICE Ali. Baker, % the
F-ur,e.ntA Ward has t Ct applicants the Office II
Pc IN that N,ld Are any Of thes applicants kuo"
Noli1ks 10 regard 10 tAs iaie election not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

SERIOUS AssAULT.-Jchn Tehn, German baker.
DOM tu.ue.- 81 the Of w.shnEea and Ca.r.fu o..
s ye..rfsy Arrs.ed charged with committing voeHt So
sta uror the p.rson Of Kusoipa buTey ~9rtn,a IN hs
m ploy whom Is ALLEGED he best AID scsed 10 the so
lsn,l psGper Barle, as the Ses YosI hossi-
IA and In vas hsd - BY Justice Brennan L Sc to
answer the charge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-07-05


A Mr.. Cozzens, who resides in the southern
part of Campbell County, Kentucky, as we are
informed by neigbor of his concluded last
Thursday to fell large elm tree that stood in
his pasture field, in cosequence ofsymptoms Of
decay, fearing it might fall during some storm,
to the injury of some valuable cattle. About
twenty feet from the ground there has been
an opening in the trunk for many years,
which has been increasing quite rapidly of
late. A Germ farm hand in the employ
OF Mr.. Cozzens, was set at work TO chop the
tree down. He had not been at work more
than half an hour when he came running to
the house, palr with fright, declaring there
was dead man in the tree. Upon exam
ination, the skeleton of woman, of medium
size, with but little of dried, shriveled flesh
adhering to the bones, was found and taken
out. The body must have been forced into
the hole in the trunk long time since, and
naked at the time, for not single remnan,
of any portion of clothing could be found.
None of the neighbors remembered of any
one having been missed or mysteriously dis
appearing from that locality. This discovery
has caused very great sensation in that
part of Campbell County:7-Er.