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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
R1ARD OF EDUCATION.

This boar met last evening at their hall in Gran
street but did no. transact much business. The re-
port Of the committee election and quAlhc atoms,
declaring the Office Of VIM H. Rowland of the r~eI.
teth ward, vacant was presented and after some de.
bste, recommit'ed The committee take the grsuod
that Mr. Rowland sent hs fssnation TO the board OF
Ware officers, ano it was accep,ed by them; whc !
act OF Mr.. Kowlsod va ated the office Mr. Rowaad
claims lot 10 have resenec, and that there is no
evidence OF bis resignation on the fis of
the board. A resolution was adopted increasing the
salary Of Prof Mudry in the Free academy. The
committee on warn ing and ventilation presented re-
port recommending that DR.. ID. b Reid OF Glasgow
&c invteo deliver Of lectures on the 50 D
iect Of warming and ventilating public buildings.
The doctor has devoted many years Of his lie 70 this
iubec and has bronght out with hi N large co'ec.
ton of cravings and plans illustrating bis views aid
experiments on this branch of science In the Old
world. The report adopted.
Ire committee on the course Of Studies presented a
report recommending the aoop'ion by the board Of a
lat Of books TO be used exclusively in the pablo
schools in this CITY, The report laid on the table
and ord, red o % printed. This seems like shat ing
GU competition and giving the suppl ing The sceoo
with books 10 the especial favorites of the committee
for the time being. The board then adjourned.
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BOARD OF COJNCILNRN.


"WEDNESDAY, Nov ID. ID. COSoVtR esq, presI'
dent il The chair.
Petitions refeyred-By Mr.. BArLcH-Of owners
ano occupants Of property Murray ct eet, to have
numbers res ua,e 40 TO give every house ts proper
street nuHbsr
By M HAswELL-Of rundry persons TO have piers
abreast Ct gton market improved, 60 Sc 10 al
ford better fscili'iss 10 csrtmen.
Resolutioas.-B, Mr.. JESKISs-That permission be
granted to the chief engineer Of the Fire department
10 exchange the present hose carriage OF No. 80 for
such o'ber az will suit said company. provided the
same be done without any expense TO the city Adoped
By Mr.. HoLpER-Thst the chief-engneer deliver
TIE BE- carriage used by COMPANY No. So, lately dI-
banded 70 hose company No. 90 said company nav
ing pe:itiorel the Com Council for ne carnage
To committee on Fire depart nent.
Peport,-Of special committee on reception, &C.
Of men bers Of the Baltimore City Council stating tha'
the comni tee had The pleasure OF aorcing all nece'-
sary facilities TO those gentlemen, and re DINERS IN
Their company in visiting The public institutions, &c
Adoptec. :.
Cornmunicdti0rs-From commissioner OF streets IN
spsw.r to resolution stating that he has given 40 per-
mis- ION 10 take up any part OF the pavement 10 Fulton
street and be do not know who is responslbe Tor
the present condition of the came. Accepted
From sane submitting estimates for regulating snd
gadipg Fifty.fourth street between FRS avenue AID
East river stating that the character Of the same hiss
trecludeo him from awarding the con racl without
prjucice, in bis opinion, TO the public interest Re
fer1ed.
From same in reply 70 resolution as TO grade OF ii ,,
IA 10 sre ct between West street and Hucson river,
stating that the CroOn-aqueduct department are
cor sfructing in the street and hxlng me Craze
of the s,eet without any authority from the Street
department. Accepted.
The board then adjourned to Friday Afternoon at )
NJ
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARD.

To ne Edifs- q The " u Tri3unr.
SIR: Ga the seventh page Of your paper of this
uornits short paEssashi which yui reporter does
gross justice 70 the Republican, q tue Second ward tie
says" The Republican hei ct kept themselves very shy
&c. The first pan Of this sentence Ia eaiirey untrue While
the tiseT There bat election d cts n
that ward ana Cns before thu polls opened sss
Of our large Republican baro5 posted each N
eonsPcaousa place could be had a. least
there IN attendance nearly minus from th tins
until the closing Ct the polls distributing tickets aud
working for the parry and defeat there 10 OF the fault OF
the gallant lit band Of Republicans which orglaizsd
there SIX weeks On the c,otisry had every
pol in the city been well supplied Ttb ballots sad
those that ward the result would act have bs.n
ass,fous IS Il This ward the smallest AMI eas poPuols
the city aud nearly every the once prominent and
essinsui.hcd Wings there GoeGdu the aden.n eoaneE
nan. police Justice and school b, for long
tune been greatly aiding sDd aSett the HudoOs TO
tas best Of their ability Of them beng
members Of the order in yo)s aud regaar stDdng sad So
Iof the Demoefss there know OF who approve OF
,oe principles Of the Republican panty The men Sho lef.
and thus worked had a. day for tbs party without
r"a,d, did what they eoGt" and - unfair snd IN
~ ~ ,es: Nj ! =: .-.--so.y 80 l.y 49, ,x,
"S'', IFS one WHO knows.
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An adiouined meeting of the Sac couocll OF the
Known oibings OF New Jersey was held IN o. L. A.
ball, Newark, YESTERDAY, joins Ii. LYoS OF jersey
CITY, president of the council, presided. Over one
huhd ed delegates were present. Reports were re-
reived from deputies from different sections OF the
State which represen. the order as in groElog ana
harmonious condition. A heavy vote on lne-dey
last was reuorted and although defes ed in several
LOCALITIES where success was expected by conolna-
tiops ofopposir influence toe members OF the cola
ell protested 10 see no for disbursement OF
fcers OF the s ate council elected for toe co.
snipg year VIE: John III Lyon. reelected by vote OF
sixty Fix to thirty six; Col Joseph W. Allen OF Bar
liugion county, chosen vice preside ut; John Di'-
mars, recording secretary; john Nichols, cores
popdipg secretary: solomon Andrews treasurer NJ
DELEGATES were chosen 70 attend the national colncl
on the 22d Gay of October in Phiad -phia
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FIRES.
IRE IN ELpRTpGE STREET,.

FIRE IN ELDRIDGB STREET.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, tire oc-
cured in the dwell ing house No 90 Eldrdge street,
fist floor occupied By VIM. Freligh. second floor By
Isaac Ffeligh, third floor by Albeit HrPer. The fire
origina ed in the stc, but hoE or in what m 'uner
has bot yet been ascertained. 1t was extin gu-hed
before doing much dsmsge. The princ pal d.msge
was by water Loss OF Mr.. Harper, 500; Insured,
sioo, in the s. Marks Insurance company. Loss OF
Isaac Freish about $50; insured $500, 10 the
Bowery Insurance company. Loss of Wm. Frelgh
$40; insurec, $500 in the Bowery Insurance company
The bui ding belongs to tie OConoell estate, and
wss damaged TO the amount OF $50; insured, 81 900,
in the Fnemen's Insurance company.
FIRE IN BROOKLYs.
The house Of James Ed$srd-, 10 Union street, near
Smith, CO light fire from the fue yesterday morning,
end considerable damage sustained in conse-
quence. II was speedily extnguished.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

TIE Board of Commissioners met YESTERDAY after
al the Office in Worth street, the Hon IN Z.
V.rplsDck in the chair, and Messrs. Kelly, Cnnmins,
Crsbiee, Kennedy, Morgan, Purdy, aud Garrsue
preeebt
bill for Croton water for Wsrd's islaua amount az
10 thousand dollar, was received and ordered ~
be paid.
letter was received from imm grant forwardr,
ash ing The Board to iudorse Mayor Woods recon-
memo aon of him, with view 10 his aiming IRON
Gov. Clark ee tlfca.e on which oe hopes 20 receive
from the principally Of Electoral Hesse aud L'pps
DetwoId tbe appointment Of consul in NeS-fork.
The Boar d refused TO grant the peidon.
Mr.KHhSEDY, from 'he Castle G ir len co nmittee,
reported that during the past week seven ships ntd
arrived q. Castle Garcen bringing ooe t-ou'ant
three hundred and ninety four bondable passengers
o. sixtv. light not liable TO bond Ineir cas means
amounted TO elk seven Thousand aid sxty-ieW dol
iaIs ard I'VE. ty-two cents.
Rules for the me0ic7l department oil Nard lsl+hd
were reported and adopted.
DR.. CARsUcHAs, surge p.in.chief on Wards leland,
reported for the monh of October four huadred ans
fifty. seven patients in his department, Of whom were
Rem ainilg tbs lst of DC Ober ..............zS5
Ami ted during the nun h.....................!g
Discharged ouiirs the month .........'..'.'''''l5
..'''.''''''.'''''''o
Mr. KrsNEpY, from the comm tee on Cas- lie Gar
den. preseLted repo-t IN favor Of appointing DR..
Csnerer exam lining officer, Robert Murray register,
and Charles Grese clerk at the Castle Garfen de jot
The following is a summary OF the weekly state
Dents Of the affairs of the commission:
Number OF emisrants srived 10 Oct
Number Of em grants arrived snee, to row. ..' 1904
Total ......,......................l2l ~
oEov is5I.,...,........... 27r ,i93
1888. 1854.
Inu.,.. r. r.,i,nton m Wards iLApd ,..,l 7& ABB
Inmates in Marine hospital ....''.'.''''''' VI :"
Total .........ls4s 800
R,lsn.. in ,.ps Jan 10 1872 IS
Afse.A. receipts o Oct 3l............ S3.5 GIL 70
Received an &c TO Nov for commute
'OH VI BIG" 32s SIS 70
Tet.l........................... 1891 O4s p
Disbursements TO Oct. 81, lG55.........Sf5tf9l ID
' $3.50 50
ovsrd,.ft on the hank Nov 7............ s6l ssl 81
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GrEMAN PoIsoNERS.-Auld the most sealthy
footed and GOmesilcaliy benign of this feline race,
were the " idOw Xw0nzis9r and Mr. Gottinet OF Ger
many. They were among the most successful, though
not the most Cisng uished IN this ait OF poison NJ.
They went on their way, Staying all around thsn for
wears upon years and yet we're too good and ayiee
able 10 he suspect ID, though death was but another
name for their shalo Funerals followed these fatal
sisters as certainly thunder follows lIghtning; and
undertas the only men who houtshed III their
path The Widow ZwanZiger was an admirable sock
and nurse, Her soups aud coffee had peculiar
strength her wachful care ty the sick bed Was in oil
hearts; she kissed the child abe ant TO KILL and pill
lowed the aching he sd with such soothing al ress na
il never ached again. Mrs. Gottfred was so traclVe
a person that her mi tra'ou was sought by people
Of much higher RAJ t. her Nd; she wa, so warn
friend, that she friend unto Death, ana one a.
tached soul after another breathed their last In her
arms Husband after husband departed and ttlil her
hard vas sought and st It prac ic5d its cunning.
At length in heI four and-fftieh year, she was de-
tected and arrested. In prison, she walked ANA the
spparitODs of all her victims, wept tears OF
tenderness over their memory, and flushed by
deeirEg IL at her life might DO written so that having
lost thing else she might enjoy her fame. All
women ofthis class have extraordinary degree OF
vanity end what is more, they have had perfc .
pas ion for their art. The MarcnOness Bnuvllers
thusast in the composition OF the raresi po-
sons, CT viii ch her aCcomplce, Sane- CGoX, was 50
eminent a CompoundeI. The admiration of her bea1-
ty the distinction of her rank afforded her but Tee
Die satisfaction ia comparison with that of watching
ms IhllOu VI itsuh ~ C-i-
tainly not the mare lonCss, bat the princess
Of PRISONERS and yet il remained for Madame sSines
TO give additional touches Of perfection 70 tlls p 'u Ir
character. SHE at a lady of fashion, piet-
est writer of usefa tracts, posless and poison
er. Through all the dangers OF these various careers
she lived 10 good old age Of seveny-six, ana died
lamenied Bnnvilicrs Zwauziger aud Got fried, Goa
essed that they were conquered by their crimes but
Madame Ursnus branded in public opinion, co tin
ued to defy it, and conquered even t1ai; and o tse
very last gasp persisted in playing the heroine Nay
more without confession TeniOrse or pentence, sac
sroye her own way, ana with trlng success, -
schieve the reputation OF a saint
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MARNIFD.

DANFoRTH-hscLURE-oaw sSassisy Nsv. LAT Js.v
CT, by the R,v Dr. ociur. .n1 &C hs resA.ses, Ntca-
oLAs IELAPLAISa DAsFORTa ssa nAsY MINI
WILL neC URt, odss ssashss " the O6a .ns osrGS-
riisEyyL-SArLTT-In sroos,s By tie Rev Mr.. BirdA.
A., H.RyIv Sub SILL 10 Mn caROLfNE HADLHf
ssWTv-Is Trinity sNarch G.o.vs Thar dsy.
Nov ,, the Rib, Rev. w. D.Lsae.y ~, si.sop a.
o.., IN 20 Mis-. aARY ALICE hERHlS ~ GsssvG
MOT saul ON w,due.isy Nov 81 Sc Gle n-ses
,ATHsRlNF r SAUL. 10Th OF biz city, .
syne R-vR NJ .sSeid 4. D. NYE esq. Of ro,sso. OAs.
eMia EMMA c. TE>NtSOS Of the former p,es
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UNITED STATES DIsTRICT-ATToRsEYs OFFICE
Nv

CHARGE OF ATTEAPr AT REVOLT.
Four sesmen Of the chip Connecticut, named Ross,
Hoes AID one Lot sven, taken into
tody By the eEtteT the Ccnsncu lay anchor
Cnssnns cha sed with the shove refgng d. duty aid
proceed tbs voysg The Cor the vessel on wen
Junction had placed prohibiting her glos 70 ea "a
Of bsbs alleged heavily loaded out tns Jhc
ton Dissolved There I'D sl,o been sns~ cap On
b ibesd Of the under which the 2er pad an
N. fopr hsS Of supposed they would be clear OF
their on thst seeovn bat M excuse 10 lac
unless the captain proves 70 % 'JsSA' AH0J WIZ
committed for exsninaron-
The LATE ATTACK uPos PASSENGERS AT sIcARAGCA.
number of passengers, i. will be remembered, who
e,, c,o,.d me ID and sight
~ them hllee Complaint, Gnderssaud has beso
$50 h.r IN Nicssgus rslrosd company With blame
trd 10 he sHsr bot 10 said there doub. whether the
inited states have any jgrs5let II respect 70 Il
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LAW LNIELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR coURr-Nov 7-sefrs chiofju,,lce OAKLEY

SUPERIOR COURT-N0v. 7-Yefire Chef justice OAKLEY
IsJURY FROM INSECURE GRATING on SIDEWALK.
John S. lockwood sgr Robt. ID. AID Alex. Stuart.
Mr. II in passing No. AZ Reafe street., evening 30th
Nov 1884 bei opp the main bqi'dng and Of
tussr WORKS OF Messr Sa stepped the log covering
bol- the essk which beog insecurity fasenei gave
vsy ard feet and 10 causing injury 70
the lea and ktee. He brings action for ds nages
In defens is said that VI, had notice Of the
accident til 1t had happened and could
thar the growing wbes vered for tho purpo,s
throwing into the which useI for Is iuvIrs
Div covered secured immediately yard but that the
og pe Ct Eos and So side Of No. 4S 10 tbs h.bt
Of eayns ihen grazing ms and psnf have mis-,
Of those plumbers for that Of No a. The
TESTIMONY showed thers had b.en mist IKE
tb. re, psct Verdict for pnf y- h1tdced dol aid cos
Fer plaintiff Messs C. 5hafer snd
t. W and q. T. Chester for defendant Mess CLARK snd
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Before JUICE CAMPBELL.

Blbroush sgt the Me,ropol tan Insurance Co.. N Y.
A cotton factory a. Cohoes Fall., Albany county
TOOK FIRE the night Nov H. 1854 bat the flames
egbg1bed sain caught fire the night OF the th same
month and injured serious amount than bad
h. the ST.. Blbo1sh had insurance. 10 different Of
them the Metropolitan company. tie claims
OF the 81 10 TOR which ne brings
Tho IN defense s tht the PROOF Of loss was
scsnt; that the policy provided thai no work
dom IN the factory night exceptn the o1 mon ne
sitter Dec and so u there aud ia bJh Of d mrs for
the Of AIDING the insurance The poas
denied and the tire ted BY witnesses % have
the roof and h.ye ady ovoR n the
loose Ia the stab hm eot- Verdict fer plant 10
so and interest subject the opi q the court az 70
adjustment For plaintiff hcssrs fanelsr Ease fOf de-
PENDANTS Aefsra DJ Townsend and A & ~ Gibbs
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muIi'y than any gubernstorisi fuuctonary. Tie
speaker depicted tie results Of the int npsrats use OF
liquors. ss affecting the various interests Of sociey
He drew q rcta Of the SD spec'scla presented by
the iLeb,s'e and bis family, aud conrase the com
fort snd happiress the' void fo~ TO that family
through the III innate reitoa ion Off hesd Tse prss.
en- position Of the ors-isitory question he thodgh'
sbould 10 no Size affect this undertaking Cnder the
NOS Stringent Of laws some drunk,rds might s1il oe
net with. .nd this society would never be likely 10
fr d its asylum deserted.
Az er Prof Hitchcock had concluded, Dr. Bellows
dxmi sed the auC tense with beIediction.
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CHARGE OF FALsE PRETESsES.-L- J. Watkins, a
.Teh.n Soina bu.iBe. Ne IA Pear stree w.yestsrd
arrested by 0ee Sseetey OF the Io~sr foes cart n1sea
Of urw,d OF one thousand dola ON Mr. HushC BOYD tcins
b. the Of MAIDEN ms ana ss' sf-@c u
alleged tbs, Ws.ias recon thid party customer
to Mr. Boyt the Iurch,s- being fact himself .na hwns
obtained the property he sOd and tse psoeeeds sh
Jp.t,c Pe.rry be BIN 10 bal 10 THOUSAND dollars 20 en-
,ysr tie ehsrle.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

Loss OF THE BRIG MERMAID By rIRE.-A Geographic
dtpa,oh was received in this city yesterday mnrang,
stating that the brig Mermaid Capt. Thsyer was to-
tally destroyed by fire at Apsl.chcols, Nov. l. She
had ju.t arrived from NeS-York. The N-rmsid be-
logged to Eagle & Hazards lie of Ne~-York and
Ap.Iachicola packets; her cargo was valued at
So, 600 vessel $4,000 freight $4,000 Insured in
Wall street
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Of the riegers, was drowned il Is supposed were
Ire two bostneni although is Is barely possible that
some Of these may have been picked up by s'ne
vessel.
Tie occurrence is purely attributable to the reck-
lessDtss of t,e boa,men. Capt Simpson, both before
srd after The upset,ug of thu 'ost did oil that ~a'
pos.be in such case, and Il eKonerated from blame
BY ell parties
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ACCIDENTALLY DROwNED.-AbOut l0l o'clock on
Tuesosy event 9Th Inst mn named tin2s.n W" re-
turning Of the Allan docss south broot
lyu fell beard ,nd drownd i' cries which lss
ed Tor ds city heard " several persons
on the oppsite side who FASTENED 80 hts assist
AZ ce night beg dark they were uub to die ve
where he wss .ho fsbog tbs docu son st ne
att the occurrence okd the body that
the eceard aed and toero being lamps on III
dock missed his footing lie leaves wife and four cad en- to
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DIED

CABROLLGf ehtlers on oudsy oe' p a 0rsssds o. h6
pss.as- TO Nsw.Nok, NICHO AS CAsROLL. ese, 10 tie
ib yer Of b., sac ssstve Of this eiJ lately restssf u
NVysyLle, CafogDA
DHsDOfTY-on We5rs sdsy sverirt Nov sa-r N
re.s JOHN DESDoITY. cashier OF Chsniea semi sssa
90
Further sot-e viii be gwen OF his funeral
BFNDERsON- o, saturday. the 50 inst. MARY HENDER.
SON eyed II yeas.
To taken 70 the CenseIJ OF tas tsn
Nc. ls9 East Eleventh street
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

ILLEGAL VoTISG.-Tw0 arrests were made in this
city on election day for illegal voting one named
Lawrence Hopkins was de'ec ed voting at the Eighth
ward poll, having DO legal right to do so The other,
whose name is Hugh Koegan, arrested in the
Twelfth ward Both we've locked up for eIsmin alton
on The charges against them.
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CIT Y ITEM s.

The Hamlet night for the csmins of which public
expectation has been eagerly locking, is fixed we
urderstsJd. to come of at the Academy Of Nus on
the 9th November. We are informed that all the
appliances Of the Academy will be put forth to
give splepdor to the court s,enes. The part of
Hamlet will be filed by Mr. Ware, who won such
gooen opinions ia the personstion of Mse' Water
come weeks since at Wslsck'si that Of Ophelia by
Miss Ada Care, the fascinating debutsnte, who sus-
tanned the role Of Julia on the same occasion. They
will be supported by the following strong enc interest
ing cate. Laertts, Mr.. ID. c. Morehesd; Horatio,
Mr. King; the Ghost, Mr.. /. C. Pray the King, Mr.
W. Bennett the FIRST Grave digger, Mr.. Cafferty The
part # the Queen will, we understand be sustained
by oupg lady of eminent literary distinction, who
is unwilling her name should be divulged until the
evening Of tie performance. A large orion OF the
seats have already to our knowledge been engaged,
and We safely promise to those who lend their
presence agreeable and Intellectual al enter Prise
an evening of delighted recreation. Mr. Danskin, OF
JoIe's music store, is the obiigDg and gentemanly
redscteus Of this effort to introduce among US cult
waited histIonic taste.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

REPORT or THE JERSEY Cry MISSIONARY
Rev Mr. VerDder City mi ,sscnuy IN his Tor Oc,obr
temporal relief has been Afforded 70 several nse
lies during The month but the Treasury Of tbs sjsty has
been empt b. repeuis ed befTe further aid
be dd have been four hou'a9d fOus hu drd sui
twenty family visits by dis rbutors tbs huu
bred and twenty -four districts reported aud four thOsnd
three hundred three tracts hayo bsn distributed during tls
month.
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[Adver,irement.l

CHAP BUILDING MATERIALS For full partcu-
lars rgxds he mode of building Concrete Gsivs
walls see A HONS FOR All, published BY
FowLSxk WELLS, No sos Broadway, EeE.Yo,k.
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KILLED By NAcHINERT.-A boy thirteen 'esrs o.
sgr r.u.G Jsobo., Wi wlrk yestsisy In ms Z oPr
Fo,r mandatory No Sc West rheth eiasht hy
te heseps Of he canery ssd - severely tar-d
ihst De. ,u.usd y,Iy sfsrw.rA Al ngu 80. eed
uror the body and the jury resieret verdict Of Aeedssh
death.
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TAdyerisernsnt-l
stvlas of Gas EIy.

GAS! Gas Several new styles OF Gas FIX
r, Is in besut, and workmanship anything ever
cffered before Our oesgu- iucns sat or"d
styles consnty Also the best PORTABLE Gas WORKS fct
private we In g. churches factories IN this country Can
AZ our great Manufacturing Depot, No. $40 Sroadwsy
ARCHER & WARSER.
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COURT CALPNDAR-Tars DAY.

SUPERIOR couRT-NOs. 1853 ga, 599. ga, 49, 375,
81, sg7 6ss 100 1901 7oi 74 7O ia, rs $50. 2s go.
5s1 on III 7Is ~ "a. IA rs
'SUPREAE COURT - General trm.-Non-enumer-
.i.d DoiOps. AID Nos 2, 81. S. 2s. 5 So 70. 81 s. 65
a. q. IA g.
CIRCUIT COURT - Monday. - Nos, n3, q, $40,
ss, 60 70 ", lI
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TBE LATE DEATH Ell BURSiEG.-CorOrer u"
ye,t- rcsy be irqc-.t the body OF Chvie, IL
vtfkr. 10 he factory IS. Ne,t .Jrty h--tst. who
.sia banned b. tie upet.rsu .knp Moody egeGial
and tie Juyy rCud cred verdict " Accidental dean
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THE GREAT INIALiNG REMEDY for Asthma,
and all the tsrost and Dr. Cur
TTss HYGIE.s Thous,nd have beea restored heath the
past wear b the Hyge.na Pncpsl office, No. i Broad~y,
.no .od by C. Il Ri,c No. 1875 Broadway Price ooy sSs
pecksse Dr. CUsTis will he st the office daily from 10 TO
o'cl.ek where he may be consulted free Of charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

CRY HALL AND MARKET.-The jersey City COM
mon Couuc TusScay evening suthorz d the Flauce
Aid keetey 20 borrow twenty-five thouss1d do lars
with which pnrchAse M owned by Meass Gregory and
Bioas selected for fr @ ni, and baud upon
the a Temporary City ball and markst.
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DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR.
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B-Dr sLrEs will for~sfd his Published letters 20 any
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