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Vtftoh OF 1hk HAShLAhD toSs"LiOAIAS ~ 10,
.t bALTINoHE. july let, lS}5.
Al TIcKETs CERrIFIcATEs PAcAAGEs OF iIcKEr7,
LoTTERIKs AUTTt5EIzED THE STATS MALVLaNp
LTTHoGEAPakD sIGNsTCRE oF +. x b6ksAS-
GEsEEsL AGEST THs CONTRAcIuS, ANg vTHESs
Oring the numerous apPcslions from ell seft OF th
country the cement VIII give theIr AteitOn {" TIT
ln Of OTders or lcaeis CeTieaIes Ia tne Mar
LotteTies-
at distance may confidently rely bPcH having
their orders Jf Tickets promptly Riledl and the sleesI
ddence ObsCrved
These Luiteres drawn daily in PUec In the C! ei
Baltimore, under the supernteEdeHee t The stale II Ter
Commissioner. Heavy Bonds given the State
rty for the payment Of all Prizes The prices Of NhD
tickets from 81 to $40 taf and QGarur Tickets in
proportion.
les: Than 230O0 Prizes in any LOTTERY
which PZes vary in amount from 81 ~ Sl1GO0 aee"rd
D. the pHice of Tickets. For iBslHHce-
Wen nee Of ~ The highest Prize is abcut $3.50
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DLSSOLJTEON,

!"
THE copsrt1ersP heretofore existing urdsr the frn
/ acd Style Of Brown & G8UBDS, is this dsy dis
solyed b. mutual consent Jo q. BaosH alone author
ized the name OF the arm in liquidation &C
JuSIAHG. BROWN,
Nashville, June g. 1875 W. b. Gku6BS,
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GENT .-.si ans FLN 4 SHOES 81 tiAlEEksS.
= HlsI . 81 Ieg r4nGy Top lUaEress Caters;
~ ClJtl Congress Caters, plain & with tips;
= - Ald iJp BuuUn'd Caters;
e. lugglr an d esS shoes,
lss-1.t lc-JneT lies.
Win v7i1u5 SJy les superior and Of tbs most
fashionable ulAaes JasI Received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
Guss5 A college st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SALE.

VALUABLED DIV ELLiNG FOR SALE.
w ale offering al private sale most vauabe hest
w dnce, situated r the CnSItsnooga kaiiruad De-
pt The lot fronts los l2 ieet Church street and Is
65 feet dep he 81 commo ous with elgAt
rooms beside then, store servants IoJus stable,
carriage house, &c ...-.-.s H.-
Il Ia the n use now occupied by Thompson Anderson
t. Of the best resldsDeeS IN The ey H De
-old on sccoImod-ting IerIns- APPLY 10 ..
LINDSLEY & CROCKETT
ss,tIRtF SO College street
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NOW LANDIN ' I'D bags prime B4llinols COf-
~ fer;
100 dtzer assorted Pickles; .E
half pipes Pure 0.d Cognse Brandy. .--
sepz3 SEYMOUR, FANNIE9 & co.
lust hECEKV VlD.-oV hbls CIHsHs2 ALd PHurd q
q Sugar; -... ...... -.t
~ hhds white Chrvstsli1s3 SUGAR;
20 boxes aouble refined Loaf cVg.r;
25 bbls Baltimore reaned sugar.
sspts8 SEYMOUR. FAS!;ESG & co
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NnITu NAnIIYILLE.

&pt A y ASH IsJIIEs
nN THURSDAY she z5la :, the premises, We
~ y.i sc uue iait OF the property owned by ii. q.
1l.4.0#c Jeied al through the plan OF Maury and
Jlu5uue's Let5
., JLe Gee ds OF this sale, 3Ir. C.iborne intends
in mgur's y prove lls residue Of s properly. We
Uu.J --al t-C sale wIA 20 OF well IL is positive.
J4g IL a O. be S-d IuCuds
GuAI MAGNttICIEAT R0CK QUARRY,
from Flcl tie llIcTiE! azea 10 the New Uni.
NC"-.y.
.Es,s-L Lccdto Of one two three four and hve years,
for Bark bsar giu crest asizcory security
tie es, aIlG T. TeaiDeI.
oar Pf0FTla.1ls vii be OuJ IN }. Gay or two.
sIu.. O. tl. gyJUaG Te-dy or distribution
&C Id LlNDS LEY & CROCKETT
JE>E EtECE-IE r.D AM EUE SAIE,
: LAME h's u superior French kappse snuff At cs-
~ aueel Pii-ss
Also -AIJsor superior Havana Ciglrs
40 rae lovers II .e-C.re Nee schaUu Pipe beg to
iuiora llcu Ja4l val yyUn beautiful lot DAY or
t.O Gail .uI l-em At tie Sgu OF the Little In
dg4u, CJiusr Ousuy aud Cedar STA.
au.-. J. MOORE
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#... REFEEENCE5
sI5s s. Har, YOnaas Lails-' insttrGoA
" o. .aFsHts Feini & c4dsIy
q. Deritug Fg6l.ls ~ s.i uion
b. a1I srs 1acsGiay, teu.a.s Collegiate IzstSGfs
1 y ss Ai.Isln, tsmA In iuIs.
y al 3lacs. 81. Charles lHsttule.
N- aid Mrs. L, ait.cs, Orleans acsde-y.
- PFo-. Ss1ss D. i0und ~ Printers Hasss-.
Cru,ls us i5ere n tie II Esssrs Mctanv
q Satin sudJ g S. ~. os .'teutsd 10 (aetiI-a
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Also the iolloEing Dl,ess, intEodacsd iBi0 asw
Orita-s BY Prii YeS4s viz. Ike
ell, sd Sejlsuus, Enerslda
aad VaTs5yia
D'-s for childrenTuss days. Thursdays and S4turdaya
from , 10 csrS -
,en.sn sl's classes ditto iron 20 10 u'slo,k p NJ
Frva5e Lessons tor Lad es aud q nismen, Tussaaya
Ibursoa snd SsHrdays from a "a % 8 D m
PRO. Es.as u III OleO has S.nJi the Old FelJEiR
Hail, viii also gve Es,1ES Sen aErias Ead In Esi-
vac talLILIse a.-..-I
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With humorous Prizes Of O0O 0OO SIRG0 $500 sOO,
&c. Persons remit emCuht IRON IL up
wards they wish 10 invest scspt of which We Tor
ward value in Ties the Lottery desigusrd by lie
purchaser 1one be aesgnsted, then some Lottery thai
will drawn ater thu buyer has got the kei IN bis sss
SION Official Scheme OF the Lottery will be sent with all
ordered, uliy scaled IN orsihary envsPe
day the L"ery is drawn Ihe official Drawing y
l. together with written Explanation OF the resGh Of
tie uchase The Drawn Nunbe are siso published I
the aS papers Of the City of Baltimore, and Ia The Daily
ysIiOna lntsligencer A.. Z. -
Creuar conlsining all The Schemes will be any
on b, addressing th- On 'ersigned.
Address orders for Tickets +. K BRENAN,
uly94 Ig55-ly No. Calvert ST., tellimOrs, Nd
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03

to all appearances hoDorably. He had been
unhappy in his operations, and nothing re-
mained to him. With what could the world
reproach hm2 Overwhelmed with his des-
pair, the young rose sought no longer the
success of his intrigue. Overthrown from
his position, harassed by creditors, and cha
grined, he disappeared from the theatre OF
his eclipsed glory, to seek other resources,
and submit to more humble condition in
life.
The rescued wife did not bend under the
disaster; she became after the reverse of for
tune calm and serene as in her most brilliant
moments. Encourage me-" said her hus-
band, Sustain me, and will yet render you
riches and station" And as he was as an
honest man, esteemed and loved, aid came to
him from every side. Credit and clients
were again at his disposal, and by diligence,
skill and good luck, in a few years he acquired
q handsome fortune. Later, much later, when
the danger no longer existed, and TIE lady
had passed the age of conquests, the noble
old chap discovered the obscure gallant, and
rendered him back large proportion of what
he had made him lose. He retired at length
from all business occupation, and with his
constant wife passed a happy life. They
were blessed with children, and the young
and pretty female at the opera is their daugh-
ter, lately married to rich and noble young
man, who receives with her a dowry muni6-
cent and honorably gained!
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03

marchesa chose station where, in the turns
of the dance, she would have the most favor
able position to burst upon them, when con-
versation between a neighboring couple at
tracted her attention.
"Do you see,' said young man. ''the Ba-
rome de- How elegant she is this even
ing! how beautiful how animated2 Who is
that with whom she is waltzing2"
IAN Italian-a Roman, | beleve--who,
they say, adores her for her beautiful blonde
tresses; satated, perhaps, by the dark haired
damsels of the eternal city"
"The fair tresses of the Baronne?" said a
third one who had joined the other two as
the conversation began; truly, they are very
charming, but my sister, who was in the
same convent with her, says they are false;
and if you examine closely the enormous
covering, you will perceive it is not native to
the head"
At this moment the breathless dancers
halted near the group The marquis was ad =
dressing some words to his partner, which
caused his listening wife 70 think of the ball
she carried in her mouth; while the baroness
was readjusting her dress, and passing care
fully her hand carefully over the back of her
head, as if to be assured that all was safe in
that quarter.
Suddenly new thought seemed to possess
the inj ured marchesa: she dropped the poi
soned ball from her mouth into her bosom;
| rushed upon her rival from behind, and seiz-
ing her by the hair, de- sched the ma gniiicent
mass of ringcts from the Uranium, and threw
it on the floor!
The marquis, whose eyes were for an in
stant diverted from his partner, turned as she
shrieked aloud, with fury in his eyes prepared
to avenge her, and beheld-, his mistress,
like Samson of old, shorn of her conquering
tresses, and his superb wife frowning in all
the majesty Of offended beauty. What tab
iedul
TIE marquis was astounded and stupefed
and the lady, recovering her good sense and
good temper, took him by the hand and led
him unresisting to the antechamber
"Forgive me-" she whispered in his ear
''for having disarmed my adversary" and ear
reG him away.
The Wednesday following, the reconciled
couple set out for Milan, the best friends in
the world, and withal the most. affectionate
lovers. Be: for the discounted Baroness
-, she is most amiable parsonage, and |
am in despair that any one should have torn
from her one of oar most pleasing illusions.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03
The Forest Trees.
ny ELIZA COOK.

"Up with your heads, ye sylvan lords,
Wave proudly in the breeze,
For our cradle bands and coffin-boards
Are made from forest trees.
ave bless We for your summer shade,
When our weak limbs fail and tire;
Our thanks arc due for your winter aid,
When we pile the bright log fire.
80. where would be our rule on the sea,
And the fame Of the sailor band, [pine
" ere il not for the cak and the cloud crowned
That spring on the quiet land.
"When the ribs and mast Of the good ship live
And weather the gale with ease,
Take his glass from the tar who will not give
A health to the forest trees"
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03

ROMANCE AND LAVA few weeks since,
a misery old woman named Jeanne DuluE,
living in Now York was run over by 8n ON
nibus, and SO badly injured that shs died.
She left an estate worth not lees than $lOO,-
900, which is claimed by one Ferrll from
Cincinnati, hair dresser by trade, and not
less than fifty years old Ferril was brought
up by Madame Dulux as her nephew, but
now asserts that he was her son by an early
marriage, which for some reason was CON
ccaled. This is contested BY parties in France,
who claim the property. The case is under
investigation in New York. The evidence
goes back 10 the Revolution, and involves
some complicated aud curious points Of French
law aud social usagcs.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03

The New DoosA 1t IL said that the new
dogma Of the immaculate conception Of tho
Virgin Mary, recently promulgated by tho
Pope, is not received by the Roman Catholics
Of Germany. IN Tuscany, also, the Domini-
can frare openly reptdiate il, and the monks
Of St Mafino have been summoned before
the archbishop Of Florence on charge Of
contempt of the Pope, in despsing and re.
jecting the dogma.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03

THg Boston Post says it is affirmed by sc's
eutlhc gentlemen that the pressure Of tho
times, if It could be uscd on propelling power
would force vessel across the Atlantic ia
twenty f)ur hoprt
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For less than four weeks-frst irfser-
ton per square Of ten lines or less 81 Oo
Each subsequent insertion -...... Z OG
Over fsur weeks, and under three
months, first insertion per square 3 ou
Each subsequent insertion ..-...... IS
The Trinity times., 1855-03-03
From the London Athen cum
My Philosophy.

Bright things can never die,
Fen though they fade;
Beauty and minstrelsy
Deathless were made;
What though the summer day
Passes at eve away;
Doth not the moons soft ray
Silence the nightl
Bright things can never die,
Saith my philosophy
-Phebus, though he pass by,
Leaves us the light.
Kind words can never die,
Cherished and blest;
God knows how deep they lie
Stored in the breast.
Like childhood's simple rhymes
Said DER a thousand times,
Aye, in all years and climes,
Distant and near,
Kind words can never die,
Saith my philosophy;
Deep in the soul they lie,
God knows how dear.
Childhood can never die,--
Wrecks of the past
Float on the memory
Fen to the last.
Many a happy thing,
Many a daisied spring,
Elo0 on Times ceaseless wing,
Far, far away;
Childhood can never die,
Sa,,h my philosophy;
wrecks Of our infancy,
Lie on for aye.
Sweet fances never die;
They leave behind
Some fairy legacy
Stored in the mind
Some happy thought or dream,
Pure as days earliest beam,
Kissing the gentle stream,
In the lone glade.
Yet, though these things pass BY,
Saith my philosophy,
Bright things can never die,
E'en though they fade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

a. That rs 900 persons and children, aged and
infrm relatives mostly OF respectable standing
chiefly II not altogether dependent upon the 100 900
employed residents OF this cty-thus forming agxrs
gate OF lS5 900 members OF our commonwealth who are
deprived OF their bread.
g. That these 1876, 900 persons have now, In the pur
chase OF food, nearly, II not quite, disposed Of what
available they had accumulated In prosper
times and regret to say that the Savings Bank
robbers have not passed by the !" poor mans lamb I"
That 10 supply these 1876 600 with food at the
present prices at least ten cents to each individual Is
$780, 500 per week.
g. That public duty and private benevolence have up
vital wants Of the suffering workngmen in this
city, and deep mutteripgs heard all
around the cheeress hearthstonas of proud, stern
heated men, would prefer death to the ,uchng
applications OF repused beggary And your memoriasts
respectfully and most earnestly represent to your
honorable body that their advice and entreay for patient
waiting the hoped for favorable action of honora
BILE the view of the passage OF relief have
been met In many quarters with deep, desparng curses
and to be PEELED to add that confidence In
the integrity of your honorable body in the assumed
intention of supplying efficient o. immediate
relief no largely impaired and in view OF this state
Of feeling We as the Central Committee of the Working
men OF New York. will be directly compelled, unless
prompt relief is afforded to throw of all responsibility
to ,he results looming like the dense precursor
of a hurricane Of death over this unhappy city.
We therefore do most earnestly and entreatngly urge
the immediate passage Of appropriation for the i'm
available Of relief for desparng and starv-
ing telow-citizens. IRA B. DAVIS, Chairman.
]. BscR HENRY and c. LUDWIG RICHTER, Sec etares.
The foregoing memorial was referred TO the Finanse
Committee.
wAsHrNGToy's BIRTH DAY.
On motion, the report of the committee fixing the
to lie appropr ated for the celebration of Washngtons
birth Gay at $4,000, was passed to third reading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

Port OF New York, january Il, 1855.

CLEARED.
ssamsShp Star Of the Vice.. Turner San Juan Morgan
Ship Arthur. Talbot, Liverpool Nesmith 4 sons,
Slip Star Republic, Share Galveston wakeman, Dimon
Bark ga Nishel., Gordon, Teulon, R ? Buck Acc.
s ss, E En TnopPg:SsH
ssh Bcvss es Sss
R S,sys; sss @ sGr s. Ds.
SsP E FASs; n ,.1 All a
Steamer Georges crsei, eager, Baltimore Cromwell
hours with
esss Gsss s:' 1s. viz viz
zoo mile; .s.in.. strong sw
Ship Moro Ssssl: Of Rss%ssa ss Bishop csrdin 50
"a w.. ii ia Prince 10
az. s S ies. ss o AZ 70 rusfsr u
d,y: with .us.r e ES.s. TAYLOR vessel % n.sss.
Brig Xnsnss Dr. P.sson Kingston. ia. days. with
Brls Topss Blown FhiisSopis d.y. with COAL to Gas
SER E.ls,en Sve, Bo@.n, Malaga IS days. with fruit
is Eagle s a.rvc Robbins. Rio H.ea.
Dec with Brazil wood, fu,tc, &c. 70 master. Dec IT,
eSss s ,1e sas eF Gen aSs
speks brig Lion from Cardenas for Portland 10 days outs
same time, spoke scbr ~ days from 81 Domingo tor
Bryantine sbosis; the North asd won't
about 10 An and remained dark had coors set
schr George ssvsry of Brooksvs yonss Aux Cages %
heavy gales plit sails 40 IS % So Ion spoke
sshI Harriet s,S1sy Esl:ss. Charleston. days. with
sehr Elizabeth Ann, Monroe, Washington, 10 days
sssr t F:ia s T
Schr frazer, Perry, Georgetown days
schr Hammnnd, Paine, Baltimore for Boston.
schr Cyrus Cham berain HAett philadelphia for Boston
schr X Corsop, Ccr,on, Philadelphia, sdays.
Schr sarah Arm, ireland, Philadelphia 6dsys
seSr D ashony. RoSir son. PhiIsdephis. sdsys
sebr Londondais -, Phiisdelphia, 8 days
scbr Jane Insraham, Houfe, Delaware
sssr s:r.s LS.i.- avs P.w.
Schr Taylor Small. kewcomb Tangier for Boston.
Schr N knight, Camp TAneier for Boston.
Schr Minnesota, freeman, IanEier for Boston
sehr David Lombard Rich, Tsnger for Be.ton
sshr Sarah Lewis, BAKER, Tsngier tor Boston.
Sclr Isabel -, Taneer for boston.
ScLr Susan Loring, Boston, days
schr Mary, Racket, Crsenport, 1 day.
Brig Fornas Gardiner, from ssgua Is Grapde, Dec %
Steamship star Of the West San Juan Nic ship American
Conpefs, London.
Wind during the day, WsW.
Tho reported sailing Of the clipper ship Nsptunss Car
edition Of the 10Th
an error, she 10 still In pert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13
Williamsburg City News.

Fizibien and Jacob Myer, arrested last month, were
aced examination before Justice Boswell yesterday
charge OF sssaultipg Alder man Luyster and Hugh
Meakm with knives 1t appears from the testimony Of
the com planants that between IL and O'Clock A. NJ
the 10Th December Messrs Luyster and Meakim
walking the Cypress Hill plank road, when they came
in collision with two Germans words ensusd when
the Germans rushed upon them and inflicted several
dangerous wounds with knives and then feel, but were
arrested the day Tie prisoners Identified
the assaants The examination will be concluded to-
day.
FIRE DEPARTMENT-The representatives of the Fire
Department Of the district have reelected the
following officers for the ensuing year:-Presdent,
Demas strong; Vice President H. g. Disbrow; Secretary
John s. Parker Tea surer, VIM Meeks Collector, Oscar
Myers. committee has also been appointed to make
the necessary arrangements for Fire Department Ball
BURGIARY-The residence of Bernard Haver, 292 South
Third street burgaously entered through the base
ment window Thursday night and robbed Of two gold
watches quantity of valuable jewery and sverwsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

The New Orleans Picayune Of the 9Th lost. says
"Among the arrivals this morning by the cahawba we
London who Is stopping at the st. Charles He looks
stout and and though the loss OF one OF tina
latest oces WITHIN ane s 9. our naa no.
city by way Of st. Thomas, Jamaica AMI Cuba-espe.
cally Cuba Whether he took that roundabout route
home from England preliminary Reconnaissance With
the view Of studying the chances infuing the demo
cratic and progressive element into the West Indies II
expansive propagandism he would have all the isanis
brought within the general solidarity advocated and
gently recommer ded BY his friends Kossuth Mazsini
freely when he learns tha OF his most In e-
fatigabe and industrious eneme, on this side OF the
Atlantic.
TIE Cincinnati Gazette o. the nth ast says:-we are
glad to learn that Mrs. Harrison is Still improving She
Ia able to sit up daring the day We ao learn
that her son, the Hon. Scott Harrison viii leave Tor
Washington to-day.
the Metropolitan Hos,Iep Butler Kin; Georgia
H. l. williams San Frsnei,eo; Cap, b O. Isham Calf
I'sP *r as'A ana
At the Astor Heuse.Hon; j. Wentworth, WASHINGTON;
ss sa S.n d EssT 1S s Jay Sss
Sw rs.'; ss.ns s: Sss y
csa Hssss
Rs.tsn ST SsGs,s sinsop Canada; B. B. Hal's'd New
4 ssHsoTn' Drake, Capt Eidsss, q wM1.rs +
Gen q Blanchard q II Daniel, Gerhards. II Crane
From San Francisco, in bark DelegAtc-w Baker, Gil
MORE
From Rio ITache schr Mountain E,ge-Capt stanwood
From Rio Janeiro in bark Rebecca-Capt Lelar Lieut.
c A Barnett
From Gonaivcs, in brig 0sford-Mr Nicholas Achiile
DEPARTURES.
Fer Punta Arenas and California in the steamship Star
Mrs 3 burnett and boy, Mrs Abm Latsoa
and Fix children smith Field NAILS and ar
G Wolfe, Mrs l. Dell and two children, Murcey, Levy,
wife, infants md two servants, Rosenstoek q Der
bysbire, Tuallion, Tusilion, Favre, W Beckwth
and wife, Harbour and servant, Mrs Collins Mrs
r Hsisey and child, H Wheeler. Mrs JACOBS, Mrs Gil
derseeve Selgman, wife and two servants Heeman.
r Lewis Miss Jane Fink b ST. Ohm wife and infant,
Howe Valentine wife and child Miss Martin, Mrs Mar
garet QuAde and infant, Rosenkranz Graham, Rev
Dalton, A Austin Provost wife and two children
Provost. Nathan, Dement, israel Mrs A Baker
Boyle 9uig, HsmeIidss Duffy and wife Weili ny
ton J Tho%Pson, Anslsy IS Tard, : q lies DIV %
Brown, B Barker, Jsnnsy Boyd, Flynn. Tso o
Kenney, Duffy, Mrs Duffy, Mrs Duffy, L Jones and
wife W Sherwood, Shepard Thompson, and others
In the steerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

FATAL ACCIDENT THE HARLEM RArLRoAp-Corouor
o'Donne held inquest upon the body Of an unknown
man, about thiryve years Of age who was found en-.
tangled In the catcher Of Harlem Railroad train
which arrived in New York at i've O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Wednesday From the evidence II appeared that nothing
was known Of he a,cident until the train arrived At
Forty second street. when the locomotive being deach
ed the body OF the deceased discovered entaneei
in the COW catcher. Where the unfortunate man vas
struck BY the train has not yet been sscertsne add
probably nevor will. The deceased Ave feet nine
and halt inches 10 height, had dark brown hair, bat
no Minister'S Deceased wore coarse roundabout, panta-
looms OF the same MATERIAL red flannel drawers and
deihrt two vests old brown cloth and the other
plaid one He bad several circulars belonging tho
Union Square Real Estate Office in his possesson rhe
following u copy Of letter found In his possession
directed 70 Mr.. Adds, american ZINC Paint Co., Inlay
stree, Brooklyn
Ngw York, March 9, 1854
DEAR SrR-The bearer, Thos. Johnson, ia the youpg
man OF whom spoke to you Sunday. IL there is a
prospect OF steady work nearly would not care
TO try IT. and suppose Thomas would also il you are
not supplied with more suitable hands [ will thank
yon 10 mention u 10 Mr. King and let Thomas speak TO
him lam yours truly, j. BROWNE
The LATE FATAL ACCIDENT on rm HUpsoy RryKR RAIL
RoAD.-Coroner ODonne held inquest upon the BODY
Of Mary Feldtz q native OF Germany who cams 10 her
death Wednesday night by being over By the I've
O'Clock train Of the Hudson River Railroad going TO Al
bapy. From the evidence appeared that the
In company with her chdren walking on the track
when tine tram coming along struck her before she
could get OF In time 70 her e. Verdict accidental
death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

Tels0rsphsc Marine Report
BOSTON. Jan la-Ar barks Macon, Savannah; Star
light, Baltimore.
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ship Queen Of the Sea- Tay from Caeutta for Boston
which put uto Newport In want OF men oniy mot pro
ysions tart ber< sick and % tho hay
ing died ON the passage tohn Phillips native Of Ensisnd
and Joseph Smith. Of Auburn, New York.
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Hernh Marine Correspondenoo,
PHILADELPHIA. yaa ~ n-An bark ssiah, AZ
Ga stssnw Essasss,, csPN, Med; bark Gem Ham,
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%ssd Boston, sIis Clayton Isonard do sehrs Maple:
Henry Nay. Staplcford. New York 800
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List Of Americans resstered ct the banking once OF
Livingston Wells Co.. No. Place dc Ia Bourss, Paris,
December %, 1854
~ EA~oh .h.lA r. Tar, Rnha xkaou NJ