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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

4 CARD The subscriber having purchased Of
n Mcdaniel llou 4 Pfcs their interest IN the
late of W I. Anderson e. e.. will ,antinno
the GRoctRr CoMaIssios and FoRwAhpiNa bu.inr-.
nj the old stand on the BASIN where the, will keep
hand stock Of Guann Pln.rr, Limo and Camrnt for
salo nj the lowrs cash rcrs,
lie returns his thanks tho friends Of tho lat, con.
cern aud the pubic generally for the hbe nj patronage
extended 10 IT, and hopes, by using his beet exotion4 to
merit continuance of the the now concern
adIg ds WM 7 ANDERSON
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MISCELLANEOUS
II DAGUER-

- hEolifES.-fAhp ltaEs driyc people NIL
around to see where they get tho be-. aud cheapest
Dasuerreot,re-, but they all bnck to Minus x
TAsNERs where they get the best and ar. .ure Il,
get the worth of their money Steamboat d .a.t.fs,
ilroad accidents Bank bursting, Men failing all
occur daily, hut failing NJ Mnnia runn,rs In taking
brilliant, artistic and lie he Dneucrfcoypes Is out of
the question Those in should forget To call
nnf get 1ne rs pictures nor Sred 10 icape Ac
until the parties sniished.
a aree and beautiful assortment oi Gold Lockets.
breast pins, Rngs. Watch Seals Keys Me. Ian. and
ancy Cases always md nnd for snlo cheap with
picture complete. splendid assortment of Gases, new
Just received Call cnrly in the day before the crowd
comes The stair of weather mikes difference. In
regard to quality of picture
MINNIS Il TANNER,
maroOts PRArricAL DAguFRpyoTyPlsTs
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IDAGUERREOTYPEs

BEAUTIFUL LDAGUERREOTYP
- AIR-"Te E Rel, Wine and Blu"
MINNlS & TANNER, thou pride of rha n,ilIinr'
Thy pictures the best TINT
Thy gallery is the shrine of devoti, n.
To those who stand frmly thee
Thy triumrh has made bung lers embe,
When wonan's gay form stands in view;
Thy mera makes ail the craft erumbe,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work tat you do,
Who envy the work that yor do.
Thy camera makes al IT, craft grumble,
Who envy the work that you do.
Thy gallery all spacious md large,
Is daily thronsed with 'aie henuty;
Who pleasd with your skill think not Of charge,
But attend frrm sense OF duty.
Fair naid>ns md gents, both ncnr and afur,
Come ria ht away 20 Main street.
Where all lovers Of true pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bnzaar;
Nrsrly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nenry fronting the Clothing Bszaar.
Whern all lovers of true pictures meet,
From regions all round. both nenr and afar.
NOTE - fhe Gallery of MlsNls 4 TAssER is on
Main street. Sd door from Bridge east side where the
most beautiful specimens Of the Daguerrean Art
produced at all houis of the day the satsac-
mat13'ts
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1 Just opened beautiful assortment of Fashion.
able Bonnc,s und Ribbons at half the usual pricca-
Plcase call and look nj them. Aao a beautiful lot of
SUMMER SILKS, nj so centa per yard with u mug.
nihccnt selection o lawns rnd figure Inconcts Of rich
styles ind fast colora, ad nce Wells Of entire new
aiylcs, rs eta. md the hund .omca lot Of Needle
Work, OF every description nj low prices Kid Gloves of
every color and OF the besi quality, per pnir
Mits. long and short so dozen Clock al 30 eta por
Pnr worth 50 with the usual assortment OF Shoes
apluts JOHN ABRAHANS.
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TERMS.

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For squire scmi.wee1y ,ioo .,io
Vo do Siu
both papers subject to special
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,S nr the advertisements charged at transient rates
~ All new appear in the daily and seni
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AZ ARE receiving every week, by express FISH
w ING TACKLE to which invite the attention
of all persons wanting anything in tnat line, viz:
Rods fromthree to six joints,
Trout rods, with tips full mounted,
Four Joint rods ut 4 25.
Walking cane rods in 3 and joints
Six. grass hemp aud hair lines superior qualify
Guvitstion Limerick and Virginia Hooks,
Bait nets with without rods,
Plan aud fine reels India Rubber fish bait. needles,
nrtifcia n es snoods. and every tn ng in the sporting
line, the Gun w. b. K G. FISHER,
Opposite Nory.ll House, Lyncfburg
nj If
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TINHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell his TRACT m
L of LAND lying in the County of Amherst-twoI
miles from the city of Lynchburg The Tract contains
ubout 1000 ACRES, which will be divided to suit
E1 1purchusers. The i'm provements re all good and
~A.new.
For terms apply to the subscriber at Lynchburg.
dec 7-deodts1 GEO. G. CURLE.
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NOR THE TO1LET.-Io@'s genuine pom
aium nf Myrtle, violet, sweet brar. lilly. carnation.
nc Pauy's celebrated cold cream. for soltrning and
bcantfying the skin. Lows brown windsor soap,
Cesvcs honey sonp, Lubns extracts for the han dker
chief large assortment combs TOOTH nail aud hair
brushes hair yes, shaving brushes fine coognse
For sale by JOHN H. SEAY e. CO,
NH 2g.ta Drugg i-ts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OSAGE ORANGE TREES.

e lust recrlvcd from the Nursury ni John IL
Moutou X Co.. Riclmnnd, 1900 Usage Orange Trees,
year. old and very snrghtly. These trees are
well ndUptc 10 hedging Farmer. and others nre In
vel call aud supply them-elvos at rcdnc cd prices
apl3.ts WM II. MOSBi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-24

4 CARD,-rhs undersigned will contiuo as here.
"A toioro tho GnocrRr, Commission FupwARpIEa
business aud also, the manufacturing of Tobarco.--
Grateful fer former iavors they pledge their bast
lions IN rit their continuance
a oplg IT. MCDANIEL, HURT e. PRESTON,
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DISSOLUTION.
NEW CONCERN.

NJOIICE.-Will arrive in Lynchburg on the 10Th
inst 100 head OF three and four yenrs old MULES.
This lot of stock Is well suited Farmers and Team
s,crs. Iron.masters &c, They be the
stables of M. Clemins, fpr day onlv and will be
sold at fair prices, and on accommodating terms.
aplI2 t. LEE Il OSERLEY.
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VIRGINIA Il TENN. RAILROAD.

la, fda a5fss.f5E{5EI NEW NCHEDULE.-NUM
ekX VIM sAK'HMER ARRANGEMENT On
and after April 10, 1855 the Passenger Train will leave
Lyncbburg ds y, (Sundny. exceptcd) ut o'clock
p. NJ, and arrive Wythevill nj 7. VI. Returning.
leave WythcvilIe ut s VI, and arrive L,nchburg
at IL M.-making the trip ON Richmond and Pec.s-
burg to W,thcvillc in IA hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via BuiorI'- Depot. Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, nnd a,rve Mt Buchanan To
supper
For fincase, Sweet and White Sulphur Springs,
Charleston. Kanswhs, and Guyandotte vim Bonsnck
on Mondays. Wednesday. AID ri ays.
For Abingdon, Joncsboro aud Knoxville, Team. da ly
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X NOW-NOTuINGS.- und Demo
IA cats respectfully invited to call AMI examine
the best stock of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
have YET had the pleasure of offering being selected
the best terms in New York, by ny-ef with particular
regard style and durability and will be sold and
made M Tor cash. punctna paying customers, rs
low rs the same goods can be bought eisowhere,-
Among the stock will be found
French Cloths and Doeskins of best make and finish,
II nice lot fancy Cas-imcrs. Drup de etc. Summer
Clohs nins Dfillngs and Mar.nes, for pants, PLAIN
aud tuncy Vcs'ings oi Silk Satin. Marsalles &C. &C.
and the hest trimmings of every kind, Cotton aud LINN
Shirts. md Drnwes, ID inches. Also, handsome
cooied bosom, Shirt With French cuffs, Tor travelling
and wcur Coliars, all kinds and snes. Oravnts
Hnr dkcrchefs Stoves. Half Hose o all kirds &c
Ambrt ~ Page still manages the Tailoring Depart.
mcn, apl5.ts WM l.. PAGE.
CpKINli, Is5J-STlGLER. McELDERRY
~ X CO, (nt the old stand of u. I G. P-tors,)
MAN ST. LyHehbarg, Fugin,a invite the attention of
thcif customers, friends and the public generally tn
theil stock of NElf GOODS, luat opened, consisting
of Lawns. Gughnms Prints, Organdics, Jaeonets
Tissues Cape Purric. Bcrage a'Luines, Figured aud
and Chtllies solid Mousns figured do, ani White
Goods in great vareiy--a of which they are offering
very low. mar2Sts
Republican onl Flryd Intehgencc please COPY
axss FOR NENT--From the 1T May, the
M;;;I comnoiiou- STORE at present occupied by the
..I snh.crib.r. This ia the most central and
of the desirable business stands iu the city. Also
several ,nvenient Offices Main Enquire at
the Clothing Bazaar.
npo Is BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
~ RICH GOODS'
FASHlONABLE GOODSlt!
NEW STYLES,-WELL MADE.
CHEAP FOR DASH,
punctu u.tomcrs short timc. Now daily ,c
ceiving the Clothing nd Furnishing Bazaar,
api3ls BURROUGHS, SHAfER 4 co.
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G.s VALUABLE TOWN PROPER.

LNOR RENT.-The Warehnuso on tho Basin at
] prrsont occupied by Mr.. fsyctte W Stoptoo; pos
session ven u the lst OH unuury.
sep .-ds AMBROSE h RUCKER
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rABELL HOUSE. BANK SQUARE,
~ MAIN ST, LYNCHBURG. VA.-The under
signed. having taken this well known establishment,
beg leave inform their friends and the public that
they ready to Il MT RTAlN in n superior
style, all who favor them with call. Their house is
well furnished and their L. rder is plentfly supplied
with all that he found in this markei-nlso those of
the adjacent cities They also wish 10 inform tie
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
that travellers arriving by the Eastern Western
Truins, or the Boats will lind MEALS ALWAYS READY.
In view of this they hope to meet the patronage of
generous public. SAMUEL ii. SMILEY,
JAMES NJ. PAMPLIN,
apl 10 Proprietors.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

PAINTS AND OILS.
- $40 gals, Linseed Oil.
5000 lbs Lewis Pine Lead.
Chrome Green IN oil, Chrome yellow in oil.
Wand Brown. Pruss Blue, Sienna. TIMBER.
Yerdgris in OIL French Yellow Oche,
Blacks e. Hasey's Fire Proof Paints.
Paint Brushes. Sc, Ac, for snle low at
j. II. THOMPSON g. COS
aplI7.ts New Drug Store
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nUININE-French. American German aud
W English bleached and uubeached for sale by
GEO B. JONES co,
,nnr9-ts Petersburg.
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MURDER IN QUEENS COUNTY.

About u O'Clock on Saturday night last German
named Jacob ---, in the employ of Dir. Garrett
Kouwe1hoven, residing the Bowery Bay Road,
about u miles above Astoria was assaulted and
beaten by desperate character named Geo. kees,
alias Butcher George, and injured in serious man
ner that he died in niue hours after.
II appear, that the parties and others were in
drinking place, and some disturbance occurred which
soon terminated and the parties separated Deceased
started for home, and was met by Butcher George
Who lay in wait, and struck him on the head num-
Der of time. with fnge1ring from which projected
sharp point or blade about half an inch in length The
blows took effect upon the skull, uh'cting severe
wounds. Butcher George then seized club and bea'
deceased upon tie head and then went away. jacob
succeeded in getting to the house OF his employer,
where he told the servant girl that Butcher George had
killed him and oied in the morning. Justice Boyd OF
Astoria held an nques.o on Sunday and the Jury found
n verdict that deceased came to his death by bio" 70
ceived at the hands Of Geo. Keek, alias Butcher
George. The murderer was arrested on Sunday night
and lodged in Jail to await trial.
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THE RACHEL SERENADE.

Md'ne Rachel appeared on Friday evening as
Adrenne Iecouvreur to the most numerous and bril-
I.rt house VIII Oh h.. greeted her since her coming
Nothing could exceed the genuine enthusiasm her SIN
gulary beautiful persopaon inspired. Three was shs
called before the curtain 10 receive an eIuberant
wreath Of applause aud at the close she was accom-
panied by large portion Of the audience 10 her resi-
dence. No. 5 Clinton place, where, II was rumored
throueh the house the Lafayette band were 70 ofer
70 their great couutrywomsn s complimentary sereh-
sde On reaching the street, the sidewalks were
found crowded by people who, for the most part were
Frfreh. and making busy everywhere with the name
Rachel" Shortly after midnight the band rounded
Clinton. place playing the "Wsr March" from Atha
La and as the name Of Lafayette reminding
American and Frenchman OF glorious struggles for
Ehsrtv-rsn round the air rent with enthusiastic
acclamatons Aner the March came the Emlllsn
Polka. during which the great tragedienne appeared
at the window and was received with hearty hooks
and "hurrshs' Her countenance still retained the
death sadness Of Adenne. At the close OF the piece
however she shone down a few of Adriennes smiles
Next came Jenny Lind's f.vorite march from the
Daughter of the Regiment, and afeIward Han
Columbia" and yankee Doodle" in which the
vas, crowd Joined and which drew down great sp'
rlause. in which Mde. Rachel and her sister, joined
waving their handkerchies and scattering smiles and
aoclamstons. Then were heard some faint cries tor
"Psrtant pour Ia Syre that cypress song which the
osfnc Louis has ent Sined the trance OF French
freedom, but they were devoured in one glorious CAL
for The Marse llase, the anthem OF France 1t was
plsved and repayed until in obedience TO the pubic
voice Monsieur Felix spPeered and said;
yrssIrU.s Mdue Rachel me charge de 70" 'tPrimer
,oper se est touehee 90 sufeAtoa fs;teass doa '0os
phopore1 lei &c s M5ie Rsehsl heursn:e de ssi' 700
,.on de ,ous IN temoaner reconnaissance en rendss
ohape.n.n AUX sers endorsement eIprines pa 10 Paos
&c NewYoIk
C,Nr,,Nry. Man. Rachel Missions 70 TEL! yoa saw
d..piy she il touched BY the catering manifestations -'t'
which ', honor her here h evening MdIe kAeae' WI ,.
happy 90 enbr,e. the opportunity OF ,ho rns you her g
b, soon .coedns to the desire src,ay expressed ~ A
puh.s Of New.York.
After Monsieur Felix had concluded, and some
hearty cheer. were given for Monsieur Naqae'' Tue
French portion Of the crowd formed into Inc ana IN
company with the band moved ID chanting Ia
avani, Marchons"
Mdle Rachel appears this evening IS Hermione a
Racine tragedy Of " Anirom.Ohs, on Wedns'aay IN
The grea, Comedies PolyeEoe" snd on trdsYin ma
LADY Tartr9e Of ID, recently deceased Madame DE
GrsUD ID. oesbr.tsa wis Of the oesssrstst sit"' o.
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tAdvegtisemept.I
pPCKFNRyDGF Coal FOR PARLOR AND BED

roon usE For cheerful AID brilliant fire. resemblrg hics
ory wood the Breckenridge exces al o3e Coai u Is Hee
fro nat ping free from dust beautiful and
ed, ctve ire with half the quantity Of this Goal taa
1ecessay gh Scotch Camel and gniok ~ -h
dry wood. The o. ecisnIdgo Coal reoonm7%ded Pbys
Va in the vicinity Of the min cS-rom iue 20 1ne
se roon has hardwood frs Is desirable than oriinar,
Cos By careful snd rsp-ets3 experiments, the slh@hpr
fund hal Of TIL. Goa canal 20 three tuns u hnsm
Csprel One trial by making fires IN dup ic.ts rooms
usny the best Of English Camel 10 and Breckenridge m h
other having ther each. The result proved thh
n pound. OF Drecsendge held bermonetsr ~ ~ degrees
longer pounds Of nne BY careful inquiry moo tns
rhsdrcr Of English Camel NOT IL generally suppo-edi
moe then ur Some Of dealers 10 thll city give wv
pounds for chadron. chaldDn Of the breckenhdSs Z
lumrs ,uitsbe fer burning 10 Only $50 pounds my % ek
posing some the OF the trade bot the truth can n re-
atty wrong one, sad II may prevent WRONG TO some
Three quarters Of al the BIZ ckentgs that WI cone 70 th
marx this already engaged BY the on and benLe
the baance would b. taken Tor the same
purpoe but desire Of tho advertiser ia AZ lam
les tidal it, ard with that view II viii be ssd at pa
per (O coo pounds aud broken and delivered '9os
sny remains II can h. burning an1 sample. be had
nv ofc. also ~ the Office Of r. L. Snow COaieser, No N
AZ =. c66rr,er ~ Z7tn..L J. THOMPSON,
corner II W.ll-st and Broadway.
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CITY ITEM S.

"st1 Waters Run Deep" and stilI maintain their
Hov at Burton., carrying crowds along in their car
rent The piece has been slightly but most udiclousy
chastened BY Mr.. Irton, whose personaion OF John
Midmsy, IS well as that Of Mr. Jordan az Ha"k'ley'
deserves and eci's The waImest tribute OF admiration
On Saturday evening the house was fail to overflow
ing and at tie clcso M Burton received the comph
mept. rare in conedylsa on the first night OF
call before the curtain. Where really genial play
lib this is produced and aoted in tue admirable man
per it s at Burton., we rejoSce TO see the public be-
stow so generous reward and lend so a1uberan: N
attendance.
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treaty, which would not have bad an existence
without IT, Here then we ace that Russia is actually
improving her condition under the effects of the
mighty war in which she is engaged, fact which
it is to be hoped will not escape the attention OF
the allied journals. who never cease to cry that
Russia is perishng by inches and that her internal
IS well as external commerce is completely pros
trated
The manner in which the news from SevastopOl
has been received by the French and English peo-
pie offers striking contrast. In London the poo
pie gathered in noisy and excited crowds, which
gave one the idea OF mob or d revolution; while
10 Paris no excitement was visible anywhere but
at the BouTse where strange TO say the funds did
not 20 up by onehalf as high as they did when Sc
vastopcl was taken last year. Everybody here
seemed TO wait, with habitual submission for
the Government to indicate the day and the hour
when they must rejoice, and the manner in which
they must DO it, So completely has every feeling
of independent action been crushed out of the
French people By the persistent interference Of the
Government in their most intimate affairs, that no
shout ia raised no flag unfurled, no gas-burner lit,
till the Government ces when, aud ~ Pletrl
indicates how The great enthusiasm in the
French capital, which one finds in the columns
of the Constitutional, had its birth and death at
the point Of NJ. Amedee de Ctsena's pen. There
can be no enthusiasm which does not come spon-
taueously from the breasts Of freemen. While
write the guns Of the fnvalides are laundering In
the distance. regiments CT soldiers, with bands
playing national airs, are passing the Bsulevards,
and the streets are gayly dressed with flags. But
it is all done by order of the Governments and
the day of jubilee is passing OFF as cOldly as if it
were the funeral of the thousands Of victims who
lie in their gore at Sevastopot
Asa faithful chrOnicler 1 should not fail TO note
the fact that Notwithstanding the considerable
number of American flags which graced the Boule-
wards the day Of the entrance of Queen Victoria
into Paris not one now appears among the thou
sands which are seen flying to the breeze in every
direction Our countrymen could very cOnscien-
c:ously greet the arrival Of distinguished and re,
suected sovereign but on the subject of Seyastopol
they are neutral.
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'|rr.n.s alone, but to Europe." How couid a
o.,.rsrte resist the hattery of Hap'ou's /
S.o.leen forgot the dOuble-dealisg Of Au''l' o
"A once moro yielded to Austrian inn ..
$. GOODNESS generated by tbs attitude OF UOun'
puol st the close Of the Conference 'uuu'"p
ave way, and Napoleon snd Francis Jo'ePn are
,sce more friends and bro'her'' - ny ,t
nd been brothers in The betrayal OF 'n0,' -'O'
.cts and in cruel desP2'ism'
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CARLYLE ON DUFFY, THE IRISH PATRIOT.

CARLYLE ON DUFFY, THE IRISH PATRIOT.
In reference to proposal 20 entertain Mr.. Duffy in
London before bis departure for Australia Mr.. Car
lyle has written the subjoined note to friend
18Th Sept, 1855.
Some short time ago [ received a circular, with
Mr. Whittys signature, on the same subject "a your
note ard was well pleased 10 learn that such pro-
iect was in agitation on behalf Of Duffy, to which
wished all success very sincerely, though myself una
bic to take part in it. have real regard and even
affection for Duffy. whose fine truthful intellect, and
ardent humane character were always recognza-
bic to me- in the worst tumult of Irish Commissions.
His course then-which never could applaud for Wis
DOM nor rebuke without pity and respec-ass all along
seemed to Of the most tragcal; and surely Il
has been troublous enough tumoing in The wake OF
thst mon,ter Of Blarney. Big o and HI, justice Tor
Ireland the ugliest mpostOr generated IN nay ii ne,
and alas il ends in sufficiently mournful manner,
though in manful and pathetic one on my poor
fiend Duffy part Il would gladly go and testify
thee ceilings Oh his behalf whenever might be use
full OF suitable; but the other hand can perceive
this dinner will not be the place for me to do IT, but
for Others differently related to than /, and who
probably have somewhat other feelings 10 express In
short there are multfarous admonishing ab-
sence on my part-twO reasons were there no other:
Permanent wish to steer clear to wiodward OF OCon
nelism and of anti-ditto in all their branches; and
ordly the horror and misery undergo in eli Public
Dinners whatsoever | pray you therefore, let me
lie excused and be believed at the same time to wish
the enterprise heartily well, "a DO.
Yours ever truly, T. CAMILLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

DErEcrIos - THIEyTs.--A' late houc on tadsy
,i, Caerr U1v,e Of the Pour.h District Pocs ssI 'st
- s1c .cpan o. HsWs 81 De. he I'D W.E csbgrgn Ice.
hAyus their poSession boN covered Win So apron 50
ar from tev sppearAnce tdAt tho property hsd been ,tol
K Ia H. "a into custody and morning .crsined u
ffe nor which Of Mahogany bad been from the
e,s of Cufr NJ -, alton st. and nsd large
,s-isty OF dentists ro.ef.- Vsued sbyut $40 IL h1
the side Of the frO1t door where had
Ger ecuyed dUrpg the Gerry Pc o. the previous evening
hsv EXP sned they rd a. III corner Of C7noord srd
,ship bu against t1sm- The
property was identified oy The owner pts.s who,e
nsues ere Etwad Johnson and ia johnson committed
70 await a. examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

The OLD PEAR TREE The pear tree planted by
old Governor Stuyveeant, that has stood more than
two centuries at what was the Governors farm,
far cut of town on the Boston road but now at the
corner OF Thirteenhst and Third-ay, is in bearing
again this season. This reminds us Of what We
have long thought, that all the places of street shade
trees might be occupied with trees bearing frals.
What crop of apples, pears and cherries could be
grown and our Police would guard them from rob
bery for share.