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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-26

is said that Daniel Ullmsn was de-.
nounced by one speaker as a trucking.
falsehearte political hack. at the Know
Nothing Convention now in session at
SCHENECTADY, New York. The new
party, from all accounts, is IA, ! terrible
snarl in the Empire Slate. ~er{ ,,.,,.,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-26

VISToN FURSACE, Means, Clark & Co.
Manufacturers of best quality OF Pig
Iron, Vinton Fumuce Post Office. =.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-26

HANnEs FusSAcE, Frazee, Tarr & Co.
Reeds Mill Post Office. f'5
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-26

Bio SAND FURNACE, Bartlett, Dana y
Co., Manuiac turers Of the best quality
OF Pig Iron. Post Office at Athens, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-26

EAGLE FURSAoE. StOnley, Bentley &
Co.. Manufacturers Of the best quality
Of Pig Iron. Eagle Post Office. '3
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-26

CYcISSATI FUREAcE. Wesliall, Stew
art T. Co., Hamden. Reeds Mill P. 0,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-26


McARTHug.-JuhnS s. Hawk, }. X. d D
Will, T.. A. Martin Owen Dond, CIV. &
4. J. Dunkle, J. J. Shockey. S. s. Demuth d
Co., ]. s. L. Dodge, SlemberGer D. Shower,
Ahsdes & Reynolds. .-i.-.ty.i.. d. -
HAMpEs.-Benj. Dill, D, D. 7. Hard, II. b.
Moore, J. B. D. w. B. Wilson, Wm. c,
Gleason. ...t. =. .,,
WILxrsvIlLE.- S S. Muny, John Gillen.
Cline & Gardner, FELTON, & Lastley, James
Bleakely. Carr &Strong. . -....t.
ALLxxsytILE,--Pgier Miller, MaFcns Mil
Ter, Joseph Wilcox, .1aa rH ..r -.sg,sl ID.
Nit. PLEAsAST. Phillip Sain. 500 gu.L.
PaATrsvrLLE --SwepstOn u Allison. d. W.
Sloddard, &
eArKES's MnL.-J, Bloer. ,.. ''.,1. " ..''
FURNIT U RE, ROO MS
lNcARTHUR. e. p. 'Bothwell,W II. Drake
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BROORLYN ITEMS.

MAP OF THE CIrr OF BRooELYS-As consolidated
by an act of the Legislature Of the State Of New
York, including Brooklyn Willisnseurgs' Green
point and Bushwick, constructed from the ofdciaI
maps Of the Commissioners. and other authentic
sources exhibiting the farmlines aud nsmes of the
ORIGINAL owners. Size, 81 by 40 inches. Price,
mounted, g.. Published by u. H. Cotton X Co, No.
al2 Willism-st.
This magnificent map is the largest the most aoeu'
rate and TIE best executed we have yet seen OF our
sister city. 1t exhibits the City Railroads tue ne"
Wards. with its ancient and its modern boundaries
1t also runs circular lines. quarter of mile spa'i'
taking the Merchants Exchange for its base-an
advantage too obvious to need remark. II embraces
all the official surveys made by the Commissioners OF
both the old city and new together with much vAlu-
able information, with reference to the farm bounds
ries, names Of owners. &C., compiled by j. II. Hig-
einson, IL. D., and never before published This
map indispensable 70 the merchant, the lsnd-o sner
and the lswyern fact. to every man Of business Of
Gl connected with the interests Of Brooklyn-dss-
tined sooa to b the seooad city On this Continent
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ACTING As cOUNsELoRs.
DuEe at + bic.
u s pIsTRlCr COURr-Jsn. g..


Aun Ore ct a. Owners Of Steamer Washington % re-
about $50 for alleged nury 70 ribbons contained IN
three OF ten shipped from HAVE via Southsmp
ton 10 the " sshnstoD.
The rbbons. as already stated, were irjursd in
color ch msnstsi sef In sesks and spots the
d. icsfe ;rts but the holder colcTs not Injured
bin lsding being in GOOD order VIXEN received by 'he
hnsor and promising 70 deliver 10 GOOD order re dan
ger ard % sc-dsns 70 machinery excepted vas
siv.p The arrived az teY1 rk Ia good condition
" IN ont hsy.pg sx-ern :ec any scde Or bad weather
II. ribh3us were fresh, from difsreu factories.
TIE Court held that the OF tie steamer vers a9e
NJ dr the bill II sdpk for damage IN caused D. dangers
81 the acedet, 20 machinery &c or thai il exif,et
before the ,b9r cane l.o their ossesion or thtt u s'
BY the condition Of the sooci Themselves before osas
received 81 Hsvre ,, = 80 81.
effhe b. Jury pness; il peculiar ma.fss,i9n w.se
ed 81 tn vuit and dDues OF TIE s-esnsr which YOU'D
have occurred IN sailing vessel; but tna injury cOu1 not
have caussd b. excessive beat tecsGe mere was 20 81
hest Ia be place board the ~sre me- we're
cort have been cal.ed by any escape o. steam ~ tnAt
would have shown By the pspef around tue SAes ssd
her 10 rrerense that water relcned tefn Tue aJuv
- hv fen occasion cd y orgiaa ismpn.s for with the
lsp /. agt lsbe. A. already stated, l.be dismissed
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iri'e; che schooner -iyyed fore snd ST. aHou
trii- over 100 tuls-perbADs 10 tans; she EAs pant
ed blaoi, with rsd sirs ak.
To Mr.. Esfon-I DO not know whether shs was re
painted about thst time.
Csp.sin Jchl Wilson depossi the: in Dscsmhsr,
l5;2, sld JGnuary, lsj3. he vas on his v0ySg7 be-
tween Nes-loIk and BrazOs &c santiago; he 49,
informed nv a letter that C8ptsin Stone and C4p'ic
FIneui took tes =; bis house; the letter va from
Captain Store, Tie Letter must have been mailed Ia
November. lss2. received u here IN NeE-fors 10
Noveubsr, | think; sailed FROM Seg-lo-k about
the .ofh Of December 1881; I sn not positive g. -
tie Gste when received the letter; il might have
b. eD in December; 10 August or July, l-S2, saw
Captain Fletii 10 Newt Orleans he vas then Captain
Of tie Amphytrtei | lef' New-O.lesus for New York
on the 9Th Of August, 1885, have kuoSn Captain
Flleti probably more than eigh, o. tea years
hsve known BIN tn be man Of good character all
ths tire lhsve never heard sny charge made against
him. b has been in the employment of tbs house OF
Borila n Co., OF New Orleans fer several years 10
the Gut trade; ] understand that house owned
share in the Aupt ytri.e.
CToes.eXsnined-I never heard that he wss on the
Coast Of Africa, before was told by him in New
York, that Knowles had said 70 him that some one
bed charged him while he WI. building his ve-sel a.
GreenpoiIt, that be- the Cost OF Ainca L
cannot say that it WAS not in June that saw him in
New-Ori' ans; have seen the Amply tite: | vas not
in New Orleans in May; did not see him again ltl
February, 1853. Q. Describe that vessel-the An
pbytIiie. A She q Baltimore build lths' Is,
arp forear DAFT schooner, about as Captsln Sntn
fsys, 10 tuns, but should think about ll5 tuns she
was painted black with a red stripe.
The investie alton was adjourned TIL next Monday
at - o clock.
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DIED..

CgAPMAS-In th'. City. on Monday JAG 90, aerstisb
B Chapman. 10 the 57'h year Of his sse
The relative, aud pds Of the deceased and Of hi, brother
Warm Chspusn respectfully aTi,ed % attend hs 1as-
"a ffou be r.sdene. Ne "a Greenwich O.. tn. chars
d.yl afternoon o'clock P ~. without tlither II 'ita'n
Hs ren.rs vii be tsker N Greenwood ;or tatsrnen,
CROPPER-J.n. IS ~ her residence Of Edge h, 10 Ae-
ecIr.c County. vs., Mrs Catherine Chopper, .sed e.
Ms Cooper the widow Of Gen John Cropper 81 ON
the Revolution, and mother Of Capt Ih'ia' |''P
per q this City ,. -,
GURsEY-0u Monday. Jsa %, Sarah Anns' d,'sa'er Of
Joseth Quincy
The relatives and ien1s Of the family respectfully n
vted attend the funeral FROM the residence o. 1si
No l67 10th Thurstsy morning, Feo l. " II "s''-A
without further invitation. -,
SCOTT Ia Fushirs L L. Jan 81 James seoa IN the 'ssa
year OF bis sse. .xu A.,
The r.lssiyes and friends Of family are respectfully N
visrd attend his funeral from MS Ats
l. L. on Friday, Feb. The Flushing knr'sa usa 'Ss'e'
Fulton dip, N. Y, Ct 10 oelock A. u
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Sale. OF s,oeSs al Phiiadeiphia-JAs. 81.

TReportes for THr v Y rsIsuSs By J.R s " 2. FsYl
ir,f Board 81 go Cts AR Sc 81; :! 'co Al.s Co -
Stsab.ryife 90 40 seu5enve cash 70; 81 90 90
IS 49, IS co PhlA Trenton RR 81 ISL IS L,e schiy
RR 8 DAYS ljii tH,r.earsh aR 81 DO. -; P-na'
RR ~: Resy. Mead RI 4st. - DO days 81; 81 30
Is al Sch Nav cd 20; 50 Unoa c.osl {. P b. ti,
ico 90 c l,f 100 NswCreek Cos. Co.. ?; IL Cam. &
~ RR.. 1885, ~ q. ; Bark
Eeftcres PoIrS, - eco Cam tmb RR. Sc So dtys.
$50; - GO seaoirs RR - 10 ~; Wtlrnstsa RI
q; P,nn RI tSi q Uaicn csr, Pref - y cts %;
10 Morris Canal b5. i4I GO Newcreek Coal Co. q; 10 Ne.
ehanics Bark 81
eci $50 DO I; tCo. DO, 81 81 900 scaayiSni
Nsvsa 81 ~. leo Union Canal. c p. 1915 sJ
ross ~ y DO days AL IS Msrs Csns Prefi 49, II
HsrslurF Balrosa IS; csmden sod Amboy Rsrosi l3s;
Lehi.h LEc. 2, SchuyAi Ssgs alton, Preferred esi
10 sirArd Bark III
.i6.r Bosyd- 40 City Railroad &C. Ni
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MARRIED..

HcoCK-RrcHTEsEYER-Cn the sth Dee stephen
Hcheock Of GIb.s TO Ms sally Jsse khtersyes o. C9o-s
vile.
JEWETT-piCKOX-in WA.h,nEton. Coun. on Mondsy
Jan . by the Rev j Scott Caleb Jeett Of tns arm Of
Jewef; Psen AlszaHy, " 7. 70 As Frames A, oaiy
6aDshieT th- Hon. iths diesoE Of the former place
ILEY-CARI yin this Cry on Monday eyenhnE sf,.
b. the Rev James &ett e. h residence 40 Ps Boons g.,
Nj john Wiley q q sarah Cscy, al Of tns Clty.
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Advertisement
cRrF.DIT PASTJNF.-We

4 7
the ladies umnk what pleasure II TO shop at dsASo
CLAP s No Sol Grand ST Such rich shaws silks.
Velves Pesse Cloth Thibet and S,xony Plsid Mehnos
ParsmsttGs Muslin de Lsines and other Dress and
then such prices necessity to best downwhy they
almost ashamed to take them AZ the prices they offered at
fer fear Of being accesed Of taking advantage ~ ohs' nece
sty THE very lsudabe doubt and qne charAct7ristic
of the ladies who pstronize Nesrs CLAP Co Bat
we s.sure them the above named gentlemen equally sa
6ed with sny sacrifice they a-ur providing they dispose Of
their stock within the remaining days allowed them
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Advertisement
Eallinn of the / .nUcr Rnxnl and

Piles, Flstula, faI1ng OF the Lower BOWel ana
Copces-d Fissue cured with certainty, with
the knife gsture BY the extensively prac
ced BY Or DIXON Editor Of The Scalpe and Operating aud
Consulting Surgeon. No IS Fifth Az.
There be Drain the hfep thsn
these seons CREST numbers iuooasy reduced by them
ill consumption seized upon the lungs teo they asuredy
tod that the piles have drs the irritation from the lunss
and preserved life Absurd Hundreds are annually worn
ont by these dieses." . Scsipet
Dr. Warren Stone Professor OF sGrsery the University OF
Louan. remarks In The New CLEANS Medical Ozette for
Jabusry
~ doubt whether arg sound medical philosopher NJ
tered the opinion that bleeding pile, security against dis
OF II the subject be d. Hcate tubet
euler deposits be csus.d by the Impeachment OF tbs
blood INDUCED by the constant bleeding. Nothing
bot mischief result from bleeding piles internal or eHter
nal. or piles In any form " .,,
These opinions entertained BY hintns practical
profession and prefer tviug the eooion OF
suhs6 surgeon Of another State sdducipg experience
Of twenty five years observation Of Patients have
radically cured from almost State In II Union
Every examination at once be pronounced cur
bic otherwise by the process DR. DiAos ha, e.t.b
hhed spacious Priv, Hospital for the reception oi other
surgical in Of the most heslAul parts Of the City
Usually DR. D. refers to number OF gentle men cured
by him in this City The patient need not be confined at all
ard the 10 warranted in every case undertaken
Letters No m the country must be addressed TO
EDWARD H. DIXON, H. d., Editor Of The scalpel.
Box No. S,l2l Post Once.
Citv applicants of No a Fifthsv.
OAce hous from IL to o'clock daily aud TO evenings
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SUPERIOR couRT-srrcrAL rsax-J.n 81.

"INK LUI NI--sFEVIA' y m =, = -
James Ri.neysrd srd Mary bis vie sst Michael Nek@on
Suit 10 recOv er damages for alleged SANDER Defend
sn sci in counsel moved and obtained
an In n com plant with aud bad the defendants
costs taxed ga Motion made by Mr. = D. Acxsr'
man for plaintiff aside the and let Nan
tr n L proc cute as5 sho~ei stoulst0n ths had
been entered int BY himself and the opposite eouoc mat
motion dismiss complaint should not be nsde til aitsE too
DAYS notice Motion granted payment Of costs OF Oobsr
term kc-the 80 coats of defendert sbids event
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Advertisement
An OPPORTUNITY SELDOM MET WITH-In

cops ouepce of dissolution OF the firm Of THOMAS JAMES
ard close up their business. the large stock Of Dry Goods
now remaining In the Of Carmine and Becker
will be cold of with reGaId to cost. they mus POSI-
lively sold close the Housete should not
let tits opportunity slip the stock comprises great variety
and will be sold probably at one. quarter lis value.
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NEU-JZRSEY ITEMS.

THE NEWARK Carson LgAGUE-The Mercury
say. that the Lessue in that city u asco phmg
Great orb In breaking mp the liquor dens which have ded
the vigilance the suhorues Durios the last few weeks
large number houses. where the esal traffic w.' earned
on have been closed rouh the eff Of this ASSOCIATION and
n /, their intention TO prosecute the mid.ted -
nee sssty for effort
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rs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE JAZZ y.

cHAHGEs or BEISG ENGAGED ~ TIE SLAVE Trade.
Soue iEIie further testimony was gwen II me csss
Of s.-toonew Bi.nco charged in connection with NJ
Glover, srfess1 with having ned 81. a. N
% tie BAN haIdou bat nothing new eieiiet Inc e.
~ r.firu VA
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Advertisement
WOIrF'S SCUEID AN AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.-

speculative tonic diureiic dyspeptc and nvsorsng
Cordial recommended BY phycsns in Gravel Govt Chronic
Ri. umstism Incipent DroP.y Kidney and Bladder com
plants Put up in quart and Piot BOTTLES with name on
The bottle and label and for sale BY all the respectable
druggists in the United States UDoLrHo WOLFE.
Sole manufacturer and importer No q Be.veI.st
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MOTION TO v.ckTE ORDER OF ARREST.
pf.h.,JT Holrnes a.. Curt. In3sou

Mr.. II is the assignee Of cl,im Of III. j. F. Daley
Co 10 the amount beeve Of some - @ for croctery
end glassware supplied u fitting the Bievo't Hon's u
was ge6 that Mr. J. tex Assistant AID ss'ed ht1e
the tine recently oEre Of orc-hat me .e"
York HOTEL the Jgfsou hotel and the Cry t9'sA' Hartford
Ard 10 ,. worth So O0 900 CO.. but that be WAS ~ iact
p,oy.ut mr. r. obsined order OF arcs AID moaon 70
sde BY ar Field Opposed BY Mr d. Lssd - v.cite the
order Mr. deL he made repr-sen atone OF the
sird that Dsiey Co him and solicited bis eu'io
the OF would be OF service 70 tne an t1y
pli,t him n the ordnsry hN many other oea srs
would have been wiling supply az and further ae
time be considered himself 70 goo, crcgtaces PAT
bs .ince o money BY the Crystal Psscs the Central Bank
ard other m,srs that what he hss remaining az h'
offered 10 aee up bis creditors &C. Motion % vscte ofer
Of arrest Nj s2uste rot u bring suit for "a -
impiisor nent - ~
NOTION TO vACATE ORDER or ARREST.
The People Of 3e sic1 sRt signOr +. Arrar sol. -
To recover nearly $40 600, retained by Mr. f.,
Oais Mexican Consul Geners out Of the 81 WrO received
Nv him for the Mexican Government from the United states
lie claims 20 entitled 70 the amount for eomms1ns No
on Is made the order Of arrest Ehe Ngnm nj IN
tits case alTeady referred to cIsed Decision reserved
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II will be observed that the duties collected during
the month show a decrease of 20 per cent. on the
came month last year.
We understand that astOckholder of the Eighh-av.
Bark, has commenced legal proceedings against the
Directors, to recover the value of tis stock. His
plea that he Directors have been guilty Of fraud ia
the management of that institution. His legal ad-
visers instruct hun tina, If he sustain bis plea he
can meke the Directors Individually liable for their
acknowledgement This will be new feature in the
history Of bogus banking.
Sealed proposals. for the balance 800 oOOD Of the
jersey City Water Loan will be received at the Office
Of Messrs J. G.. Kings Soos, corner Of Pine and
William. SIS until o'clock =. NJ. Feb. l. CrcEars
may b. obtained at their Office.
Tie interest due on the LIST February, the Bond,
of The Toledo, Nor1alk and Cleveland Railroad will
be paid or presentation, st the office Of the Cleveland
ard Toledo Railroad Company No la William ct.
The Transfer Books OF the New-YOrk Central
Rslrosd win be opened Oh the 5h inst.
Tie Coupons and the Income and Convertible
Bonds Of the Erie Road will be paid on the LEI.
proY Of the Manhsttan Bank The principal OF the
Income Bonds will be paid at the office Of the Com
pany at the foot Of Duane-st
Mr. Albert II. Ncoleys regular semi.weekly auc-
ion ssles Of Stocks and Bonds will take place to-mOr-
row Tiursday, at l2i o'clock, a, the Merchants FL.
charge Among other securities 70 be offered will be
s2l 600 New York Central Railrod 2 cent Sub
scripton Bonds Of g. sold by order Of the Trustees
Of the late Rocl ester Lockp port and Niagara Falls
Railroad.
Il will De seen, By notice in another column, that
he house Of Atwood, d lnievy & Co. has been Dis
solved and new house has been formed by Messrs.
J s Atwood, Thomas Orr wealthy resident OF Gen.
rrsl Ohio and Edward Hooker. The old house is oae
Of those with Western connections, which hs sus
tanned self promptly through tie late crisis in the
money market The new house viii, il is UNDERWOOD
confne itself strictly to regular banking business
Tie following sales Of Stocks were made at auction
by Messrs. a. II. Muller & Co;
80 share. Excelsior Fire Insurance Co. .......7i
a sbayes Commercial Fire Insurance Co........S
10 shares CLIFTON Fire Insurance Co............s
5.hares suEolk Bsnk..........s...............H
Tie Pennsylvania Coal Company has declared q
dividend of cent for the last half year, payable
on the 18th Of February.
| TIE Long Island Bank semi annual dividend Of
y cent, payable on demand.
The Leno1 Fire Insurance Company dividend Of
cent. payable 90 the 5th Of February.
The Bank Of the Republic p cent. for tne ia''
six months.
The application 10 the Courts for mand s"u' ~
compel the Parker Vein Compsnye opsn in uea' ;.
| fer books has been denied. Judge Mncaso as''''A
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AID TO TIE NEEDY-THE LADIES SEWING So
cIE1Y-The Ladies connected with the Jersey Cty sewing
Society recently Organized aid the City Missionary In re-
evps tn 10 Of help met yesterday in
number forward their benevolent WORK. snf VIII hoid
special meetpg on Friday afternoon the corner Of
Bnde,son and GrseoIy ss for the same purpose ournI
TIE past this society has made fs oonfrshes whie
have distributed among families In need OF them and
articles Of clothing have been furnished - thirty children and
.dnlt,-uostly Children OF the chden all Sunday
school scholars except few hs attend public school
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fAdveitseme nj
RrM- LEI. SIZE.-Ihe real life. size PHOTO.

hEAI III L-oI"I' HV TT. III -, an -. -.
done by Koor sos Brosdwsy OF Frank Per
sons having ordinary psGu.eoiype have then repro
ere Every style Of picture taken In any kiAa Of
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Advertisement
IIFr.sIZE PnOToGRAPHs on CASvAS.-Cab-

met MEDIUM Moiaturs sizes eoicra 10 oil water col
ors perfect pleasing and durable Miniatures on ivory
Cope Of any size made from Dasueeoypes Paint
Fs Prints Epgravines The fn~s effects produced
this exhibited 81 bRADNs Gallery No oos bToi1
way owe. ThcmlsoG's Saloon.
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AsslCLT MD = - -
Of John p Tfae arrested few weeks since on ooarse OF
ss.sult and battery German nsrned hss 'o0<
place before Justice Tuesday afternoon She
norv sboved that complainant 70 tee house OF WI
T4.e b. collect 10 due her hu.bsnd for worn; this was re-
fused ard she thn for fifty cents 20 o1s food 10. net
,ore words 1t that fese struck the womsn sewers.
tine, krootirg her down stairs from when sne
severe irurie Accused sentenced to pay fine Of %,
dsys In isil IL paid.
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AT1RNPT AT BURGLARY-A man named John
sber,y wac Yesterday arrested charged with attempting to
br. ak into an flee Ia building the OF Broadway
snd B.rcay number Of bursas tools were found upon
I'm and be committed BY Justice Osborne, 10 an wer the
charge He was lately released from Si5g Sing Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

On Monday the body of man was found in the
Hudscn River, between Hudson and Albany. From
his appearance il would seem that he bad been in the
water some time. His name was not known Yer.
dict: Accidental drowning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

ASSAULT UPON APoLIcEMAs.-OficerG rovenstein
Of the Egb. eDth Ward Police while in the act OF sresns
man for 6isorry conduct Tuesday night attacked
by Michael skin struck him with sluog shot and
then but arrested and held 10 bail BY
Justice Brennan in 81 0tO to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

Row IN THE FIVE POINTS, disturbance took
rsce last evening No 40 Anthony low grogsery be-
tween Michael Lynch the keeper Peter acCesdy sud others
IN which McCready after having been severely besien bred
pistol with order and Lynch burning him in
The fce. parties arrested AID locked up in the
Sixth " ard Station House
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A complaint has been entered at the Mayors
Office that John Keese was in training for fight, at
The Derby Hotel, on ThiIdavenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

An accident happened on Monday night last, on the
Hudeon River Railroad express train, between Peek
skill and Fishkil. 1t appears that young man about
9oyears Of age was standing on the platform of the
express train when, by asudden jerk be was thrown off
with great violence upon the rocks He was taken up
insensibe. TIE accident will probably prove fatal.
The name was not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

GRAND LARcESY.-A woman named Catherine
Brown arrested yesterday charged with sttem pinE to
steal 100 worth of clothing from the house No IS Mercer
She beld &c bail in $500 10 answer tho charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

AccIDEYT.-Mr Alfred Roberts, Of No lo2 Reade-
at dangerou.y injured {es,eIdsy In Hudson :, b the
loaded with iron his leg The horse
hsd fallen and Mr. was helping 70 get him up when the ae-
cident occurred He was conveyed to bis residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-01

THr BRooKLrs Sour AssocIATIoy.-The demand
upon this Association increases daily. Tue S0up-
House s VISITED from every quarter OF the city, al
some days the supply is hardly equs 10 the denand.
When The bouse opened it "a ,uzhs tia, tlree
barrels per day would be sufficient, but it was soon
found hat this wss far short Of The mHk The guam
try Iufsctured hes iure from three to seven
teen bsres and instead Of 300 persous, an average
Of 200 are now regularly supplied every day. Aa'ns
The greatest sufferers appear to be the coored people,
Who if work il to Be had ab,u, the last IA A. are
able to &c; il.