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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

DRIYATE BOAItDING.--I have one large
i pleasant room, with two adjacent rooms opening
into each other well adapted to the convenience of
family of four eight; also, two other rooms of
smaller size, adapted to two six persons. Board
very reasonable situation desirable Ill the CITY,
Address A. NJ, Richmond Va no l2-6t
ROARDING.--Nirs. HOOPER has several
- vacant rooms, and accommodate families
with hoard moderate terms. Location Church
Hill, Grace street, four doors from 18th street Visi
tors attending the Fair also be accommodated.
Oc 26-m*
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BOARDING.


ID room that should like to have occupied by a
gentleman and lady. / can also accommodate sever.
al gentlemen either whole or half boarders NV
terms very reasonable, and shall leave nothing
undone that may tend to the comfort and convenience
of my guests Location eligible and convenient TO
business ELIZA SPARHAWK
Over P. H. Teyo 3 Music Store,
no 81 ST. Governor ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

rANY.-The monthly meeting of this Company will
be held this (THURSDAY) evening, at u o'clock
The Secretary will be at the Office of the Company
from o'clock until the hour of meeting, to receive
dues. A. L. BURR,
no 15-It Secretary.
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r-wu p. RURWELLs ATTORNEY 4 +.

mona and the counties Of ChesteTs,d sn 81 a. e
PROMPT attention paid TO the eoiise'''AN ~,
entrusted TO his care: "a, Msin ssfesA "a
Office corner Of Gossfnef saa 10 -
the store ~ Y. y. ,. sne'
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Ladies, Fajr,-The Ladies' of Duvn

N German Hebrew Synagogue on Mar
SHALL, NEAR IITH sTREET.-Divine service THIS
MORNING, at IL O'Clock l5-1t%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

GSa HOLLYWOOD NURSERY. Nu
.N3[I The undersigned being compelled to G$S
ValSS move his present establishment in the Ra-yA
~ Spring, offers for sale cheap, several -
large Green House PLANTS, among them a large
Camellia Jnponica, over 80 years old, LADY Humes
Blush) just coming into bloom, the largest hand
soonest specimen III Virginia Also some choice Rho
dodendrons, Lemon Trees, a large Green House
Climber (Stephanotis Florabundn.) several Passifo
and large lot of choice things suitable stock
ing Green House. Also, a few extra sized Silver
Naples for street planting, which have been grown
in Virginia for three and four years; Box Edging;
large and small Evergreens Roses several kinds Of
Straw berries Fruit Trees; 81 coo Asparagus Roots
and years old; Dahlas, Tuberoses, &C.
JAMES GUEST,
Square above the Fair Grounds
no l5-dft c2t Richmond Vo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

ET NOticc..-An ndJOurned quarterly meet
ing of the ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY, of Richmond
will be held THURSDAY, 18th inst at u o'clock
(niyht,) in the OF the unde gned, VIM
Booths Upholstery store, Main street. full attic nd
ance is requested. CHAS. 5. SAWYER, Sec'y.
no l5-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

IHARAiER AND OWNERS OF HORSES
Il AND CATTLE.-We particularly wish to call
your attention to an article in every way adapted to
your wants and deserving your especial notice
POllard's Rheumatic Jiniinent
An article that has been extensively used by farmers
and arrers throughout the country for every disease
common to Horses and Cattle, and in every case has
proven itself superior to any article before the
public: For Cuts, Kicks, Bruises, Sprains Chafes
from the saddle or harness. Poisons in the pasture
Scratches Cholic, Swelling in the Loius after severe
exercise Quinsy Sore Throat, Lockjaw, Fistua, Pole
Evil. &c, it has equal.
This Imminent has also proved to he the best article
in for Rheumatism and other diseases incident to
man, and thousands have certified to its superiority
over any article they have ever used.
Price 25 cents, or bottles for ST..
Sold by PURCELL. LADD L Co. ADIE & GRAY
BENNETT 4 BEERS, P. JOHNSTON L. BRO.
DUAL NORTON, l.. B. THOMAS, Broad ST.,
Shnckoe Hill. M Ii
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WANTS.
xxTANTED.-GARDEN Young mar,

XHTANTED.-GARDEN young mar,
w native of Scotland, who thoroughly under
stands the profession in all its branches is open
lga: nent above, either Nursery Grower fer
Market. Having had considerable experience il the
London Nurseries and gentlemens establishments in
the old counries also have had considerable expert
ence in the United States, and well recon-
mlended. Address, MCD.,
no l5-Stx Loco motive House.
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EOR SALE.--Intending TO decline busi-
ness, he subscr Der offers for sale his entire sock
OF Confectionery, Fixtures and the good will of his
store, on Broad street between LIST and I'd sta. The
store Is large one, and well suited for most anv bu-
slness. l5-6t* T., MEYER
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OST OR SrOLEN--ln the AaricuIturni
- Fair Grounds, on Tuesday, the Goth October an
Ivory PORTE MONNAIE containing about SEQ in
notes. Dat Tickets and sundry other papers, the
recovery of which liberal reward will be maid ON
pplying to LARUS l. SHINE. "a Main ST.
/
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

HAVING qualified as the Administrative
Il of the estate of David Negle deceased, hereby
give notice TO all the creditors of said estate to make
payment to me, and to all persons having claims
against said estate TO present them to for payment
MARY f. NEGLE,
no l5-2t* Adn,x of David NagIe dac,d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15

! aLiVON ASC ESeIO..--fersof mold
to have taken place last Thursday Slash Cottage
| will be admitted to the ascension, which will take
| place in Richmond about the 18th. no8-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15
LOST.

OST DOG .--Lost on Monday last a
about months old; answers to the name of Shapp,
hal" suitable reward will be paid for his delivery
to Mr.. THOS. BUTLER, near Our House.
no I5-StS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

Of the Representative and Senate halls a-s a. thai-
fHil hstt ard the settrg Of the iron bed plates f,r
the roof las ben nencei with the eros ,ecl OF
soor esitir them rooted over.
Ibt nur her - cs'- work during the yesr hiss sen
Iol o70 The number of bricks reoeivAd has hssn
OF col, costing ego go 20. OF these. there have
been lhid in the walls and sch . Of the south wioy
8 40 2ls srr OF the north wing AL 49, There are
nov or bard illa 900.
Cspt Meirs anticipates thu, during the presen, se.
son he will be able TO complete toe bod, OF both
wings sud 10 con meDee the construction of the por
ficos II The contractor, for marble supply the ma
teral a. fast ss they have engaged TO do co. he
reason TO proven, the rent Congress from meeting
within the WALL Of the peg chambers.
Already the cum Of $3.50 300 has been appro-
pra;d for the exter sion Of the United States Capitol
OF which there have been expended 81 20! g, 80
leaving svsfsble for the year ending june 30, 1852
81 o.alsos7 For the service OF the year 80, there
viii be required the sum of s325 900.
lNashiurton Sentinel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

We find the following in reference to Booth and
Ryecra, recently sent to prison 10 Mws~kee for 80
sllee.d volstion of the Fugitive Sisye Act, In Tie
Clerela,d Ieo6er:
"Mor dsy the 2sth the Supreme Court of " Isson
sin grated Booth snd Ryecraii, IN prissn Tor rue
same c, me svrlt Of hsbeas corpus Vixen sbosi
TO start for adison where the judges are, all Mil
"aukee wss afcot Two THOUSAND sEs forsed 10
proos sson st the ial. and amid cheers which made
me wekn ring. and stirring music bore the prisoners
as Il IN glorious THU mob to the Railroad stion Md
mere as he heroes departed the outours, Of feel.
lpg coming tr.sh from the peoples heart proclaimed
Their hatred OF the despotc Fugitive Act under which
Judcisl tyrsn'y, not to say corruption. by which
they we're convicte and their resolve of tha
despoc sc ard this Judicial tyi amy TO reis, both
whatever the cost or hazard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATS
TICAL SOCIETY.

The regular weekly meeting OF this Society was
held at the New-York University last evening. The
Paper of the evening read by the President the
Rev. DR.. HAWKES.. Subjects Language The
following was the drift of the Paper;
Old Spanish writers set down the number oflanguages
spoken on this continent at than 500; but this
has been proved to be incorrect as subsequent phlo-
logical Investigations have shown that, although this
number Of dialects exist still, the parenstocks from
which these spring do not exceed ten or twelve and Is
believed that more thorough acquaintance with the
subject will show that they are derived from consdera-
byewerthsn even these Some phiologists have taken
the bold stand Of asserting that the great diversity 81
these tongues were proof positive against the authen-
tcity Of the revealed account of the Creation Bat,
men like John Pickerpg-thsu " HON fewer were oet-
ter quaed to express opinion worthy OF respect
held that the languages of the New World were 50
radically similar TO other 10 lead the nvesu-
gator 10 ascrbe TO them a common origin; and this
stock similar 10 the root CT Asiatic languages
as to furnish good grounds for accepting the Biblical
account OF the Creation as correct.
In eucioaton of this radical similarity, the speaker
gave numerous examples in the vario,sN dialects OF
North America and then compared the roots of these
with the root-words Of Asiatc languages. The
Msgysr and Algonquin languages were shown TO be
excee dpgly similar TO each other much so. in
fact that good existed for believing that the
languages Of North America were derived from the
same source a. those Of northern Asia From the
testimony Of language the reverend gentleman
Thought be could show that Of the nations Of this
Continent came acroes the northern isthmus from
Asia and he believed that be could show the precise
period at which they came.
The thanks of the Society were rendered TO DR..
Hawkes. and the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

C,pI1or EXTENSION We learn from the report OF
Cspt NJ. c. Megs, tina, the whole OF the basement
story of the tw, wings is noE completed, and the
marble facing Of portion Of the principal story !:
carried to the top Of the window]smos None o.
hand and Is they are slaborstsiy two months
work b%py applied to each oIe, it will be some time
before Vsy can be all set Upwards Of thirty s esIv,
ers are employed upon them, and the force BENG
liner, Nod "a good workmsn can be obtained. Inc
cs,v;no of the plastsr capitals has likewise been
The interior walls have " been carried up otns
sp,;ps Of The roofing arches OF the ATTIC ssor{ M
portion OF the arches hsvs been closed Aas "sAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THT STEAMER MAssACHUsErrs.-It is said that va
rous parties owners of this boat have come forward
and offered bonds for the legality OF her voyage, to
the suouLt of $40 OOO 1t is, therefore, probable
that the Massachusetts, will be released from custody
and proceed on her way.
NavAL.-We are informed by the officer in charge
of the brig Bainbridge Frday last thai the report
furnished by Mr.. Parker, Of Brooklyn, concerning
two men said to have been sshed in the rigging on
that day, and kept there cruelty during the Storm is
totally false and that no such occurrence took place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
ILLOGICAL JOuRyAL-Devoted to
The undersigned Members of the Dental pro

The undersigned, Members OF the Deu'H PfV-
fora IN New York address the Pobie 10 remove mnappfs
hich from the recent proeeed5Cs IN ret
.r,nc. 10 the effects Of Ether and Chloroform
We have not sven Ether Choroform to the ertsnt ea-
toned In the late meetings. In connection with those caves
in which have seen sDsshees ~ Phya
clan. and Surgeons experience us,fes mssins ths
irxcepfnk the reference 70 deat sh ''~
tross o.psequeDc~s which IL Hven on elisoe snnonyD
Ether .Dd Chof oorm act with uncertainty producing
tom. BY the peenar condition VI the pa.
p~ssdy inhaled then, with imponty have at s died 10 'e'
These accidents are confined the ishrn OF aahe4tny'
Se.h hayips where indication OF disease vs.
al erpenee or p.esaion the part S,bose sfnSnsees
ina them can dleas prevent disastrous -
dom followed BY serious frsus' n7'
Ia, I,o ae, IN dental rv0ef,es that lssfy fAs rsx 1890
,,s, l radr ne influence Of these erSsnas son 7ssc
IN r.sponsitility Of statements sfyeo 20 - co"J "
.a.,ins. 70 -red tol With those who made tssm-
Tn mind vhsn Influenced BY Ethef ~sss'
md wen sxssgera,es the IDEAS most pf0"H''' ''
before inhalation --....s n. tb. o.tlsas whom f.
set-d by Eber or Chofooym, but W. have nsss'
Seh a. = hal sned stsz ne 81
- ,rAu.x 20 had ps>sed away 1as onsstoo
- nsibliity, With dEalnsos
~ shi,y of motion which tGe h 81 vi
ons,son. BE- performed deeper ssstnsss ~ 800 AZ
Hnn.ie GenasiosaHy hOtero En1 a<sn.p a.. ,sr,...l
-. ,rd With more less insensiolty y
re~af7s perfectly oonsessss w NJ ~ Ca..Z 81 u
7 OUssnG n AMELIA,
LIsCEL CoshLL, II a.
y. Hswgs, - T.cet
WV. B. hIDDLETos' 1900. ysn
T. u hoOi, CAMS G. ALLh,
BEsJANis LokD 2 p..E.
BEZALEyL HosS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
DoG-FIGHrIS0.

10 srs. Pies.e allow me the use Of ycns columns to
coect the statement made by your re porter in bis ac
conn, of the Dog Fight in MsdiseA It., a. jar az u
rsiaie, to myseC l did not recfivs ns.cs Of tSss
and had no knowledge Of such IN exhibition coming
of OF should have taken gssns to have PrevsnsS,s
il. WIN your reporter, GAO gave the veg grspa..
description Of this dsgr4osful 6sht make &c -
ssry afidavit before any magistrate, vno ~ s'~A'
warrant md viE pro@RaL s,rs ss,t ri sdsns Ssue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

THr WILIxASrrc MAIL RoBBLR.-Bascom, the
mail robber, has been held to bail by Erastus Smith
Eq.. United States Commissioner, In the sum Of
$500. There are three separate indictments against
the scsued-one for having United Stases mail key
In hs posssssioa with intent to use = unsWunyone
for ro6hiae he NAH on the Esd of Jsnusry-and one
for rvbbipS the mall on the 9th Of January.
Hartford Times, Slst plt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

study how TO make melody for ne -1cc which be 'o
Only one Of the speculative Piano celebrities no in
Europe, or who has innovsted within few years. is
German namely rhs.bsrg: LiiI is Hung ,iaa, aud
Chopin was q Pole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
fAaystismentl
A. u frlaaf

SIR Psr. me 70 8, :sst s. saso. Is s:
.s q. %sa rs $50 -: q our
s.S .s' s :'i : :ss =. report 4:
eel LorsD.s "a 70 =. s q sss ,sss ~ vssS
-. b. ever r,.s rs, vs s. .sy .Sss ss...s
.' S.sn.1 issses cur inss.So s,s = - Il;
.S'ey, wi.'{ .n s. ssS@'Y oss' ssly .....,
lar ys" Pr. BAalIs, LdhM - ~
~, sf Brssdxsy Bell. No ioz FssaAa"' ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

tn, ALLEGED ARsos - MoTT-sr -Nr'' Ellen
ycFarAn. the aged woman whose clothes wefe se' On
Ere On tuesday night in her room at No aaS MON
:, AZ is alleged, by her daughter, Ann henana',
now under arest, died yesterday afternoon, N tns
Nev.York Hospital Of her injuries. The dsoea'ea,
a, ,be lime Of the fire, alleged that her daash'eo
touched the blaze to her dress, and, aso SCI nfs
the room bu. Of this there sees to be no proof ne
daughter states that her mother was n'orc a.ea ne
time and accidentally set Gre to her own clotneA An
ipque.t will be held upon the body to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

movsmsnts Bot the soaoo~ VINO can gsin me
CONFIDENCE OF thief win, nut formal Introduction.
nm, he . smsrt man re shadows" by the
orcsr, Of the Chief ,rs req1estd 20 keep notes Ant
by this mesns they become thoroughly posted up IN
Affair."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
IAxversiSoment|

wo,yys scHKiDAM AROMATIC SCmAsr--
,s,say. souis dsrste. sad dy:psIfae ~ ~ 6s,sf
cossI rsesnmsoAs4 y "a. N ~ 49, ss4
l .I.;s Fl !. .s's' s:.s "a .s 1 - :, e:
hs boetls cert end lsss sas es ~ i.eys ss WeLss.
t''ses sa!. - ~ afsssssW ed IsssHss, H. y ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

PORTRAIT OF THEODORE PARKER-A ithograph
portrat Of Theodore Parker has been published by
Charles H. Brsinard and is for sale in this City by
De Wit. & Davenport. Although it fails to do JUS
tee TO the ider expression which is equally charac
.eristc Of that resou'e champion Of human rights as
bis vigorous determination Of features II WIN % .
welcome remembrance OF intellectual suens'n anu
noblene.s TO large circle OF friends north OF Mason
and Di1ons line. The artist appesrsto have seized
the moment when his subject WA COMPRISING ms hpe
previous to one Of his terrible onslsughts on 'pn'O
or sec al despotism in Faneu H. all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

LIFE ILLUsTRATHD-A new frst-class Weekly
Newspaper devoted News Literature. Science and tho
Arts, to EsrERruNHrSr, IMPROVEMENT and PzocaEss
One of tho BEsr NEWSPAPERS THE WORLD. Two DOL
LABS year.
TIE WATER CURE JOURSAL-Deyoted to ny.
a,o,stby n. Pno.ophy and Practice; Physiology and
Anatomy; and those laws which govern Life sud Health ~
syen.
The PHYSIOLOGICAL J0uRNAL-Devoted 10
the Elevation and improvement Of Mankind 81 year
" We know Of no American Periodical "hcn ptesenus
greater abundance Of ysnsble Information on AL
slins % human progress and welfare" IN I. Thouns-
For THsEB DoLLAEs In sdysnce copy Of each OF thess
three Journals will be sent year Address prepsd
FowLras and WELLS, No 500 Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

r.s Tho heat sssortmeat VI FINE -hAs WI.

TgAs-The best sssOftmoat u IT, 100 ~
=, 90 :, ,h. CAxrox TEA Cosrssrs neap 49,
ss .,s No IS5 csshs st. betvssn re- ~ 49,.
-. he Oldest Tea estsb y ~ .,ta<s q
wholer..s On retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

OLE BULL.-The editor Of The Musical World says
"ewicked brother of ours in private letter wonders
"considering Bulls general vastness and complete
I. ness that lie ns the WI TO his first name, max
Ing it Whole Bull Very naturally Willis expects the
opera TO 90 through successfully under Bulls man
seement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

The Commissioners Of Police met yesterday oftef'
noon in the Mayors office, and examined app.,;as
for appointments as Policemen in the S,'e'eeo.a saa
sixteenth Wards. No other business {" im9"'''A''
was transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

REAL LFE-SIzE.-The real life.slze PHOTO
GRAPHS made resly and finished IN OIL are noss
done BY RoOr No SOS Broadway corner Of franknt req
sons ordinary Dsaueueoypes can have them repro
life Every style Of picture taken In any kna OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

CHARGE OF FORCING RGcEIPr.-Jsmes /. Leste,
stock broker at No. 1870 Broadway, was yesterday arrested
nv Once, Rue Of Lower Police Court charged with tor4
ms the name of Matthias r. Coops to receipt TOT s'
blch receipt went show full settle msot Of all contracts
and account, for the sale OF Mr. Coonss Interest la spsteat
rsesr Mr. coons appesr' bad commenced an SETON
In the Court against Leee, for the recovery o'
$40 when the produced the receipt In question to
show settlement which Mr Coons prononncest TO be
frsery The accmed held y Justice Connolly Tor eS
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

SACRED CoscERr.-The ladies Of the Calvary Bap-
tis Church announce that Concert OF Sacred Music,
consisting of songs duets tros, quartettes and cho-
ruses, from the best authors, will be given in the
Church lTwenty-third St this evening, under the
direction of Mr. NJ. Colburn assisted by the members
Of the various ohoirs and several eminent artists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

CB,Rog OF GRAND LARcEsY.-A German girl,
named Julia Brown yesterday arrested by OmeeI Jsfsee
OF m. Third District Police charged with BREAKING
omen nnk In the house SIR John Rush stthe corner q
Fr.tav and Thrds and stealing ,heshom t'p IN sp'd
coin The accused when arrested bad $40 % the stolen
money In her possession and committed BY Justice Wood
to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

SERIOUS F,LL.-Wm' Featherstone, laborer,
while engaged yesterday in pins ice In an eehoess IN
at near Second accidental fell TO the bot
tom Of the broke both his ies He was conveyed
o the Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

NARROW ESCAPE IRON BEISo RoBBEp. On
Wednesday afternoon, iDeLnis Burns, OF No iSl West
Tw euty venthst drew from Of the wall ST. bsnhs
about tGO In gold and then started with friend his named
John Cursn spree The two soon got grossly insorestee
found BY POcs arent pas Of The City and taken to
the Police station the money al beins safe tn9usn on
run the r.k OF being robbed by thieves who arc Pr,~'ns
the all hoas Of the night fse,dsy mses
n. WAS taken before Justice Wood who haed him - Tor
getting drunk He paid H. and then offered the Policeman.
Who foupd BIN lying street and ~ho saved him from
robbed Is for HE trouble His generous ohsr wss
declined and he left the court room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02

ALLEGED ArTEMPr At ARsoN.-A boy years OF
sse Philip Brady detected y-serdsy IN an usce
cuped house No So Pitt with huuch
matches and camphsne In his possession with which
be intended ire the house he TO light tbs
match and Ere to the esmphens which bued and
burned hole in the door before could be put out rse Fe
Marshal the and sho 10 evidence
thar the building has within the last six weeks been ad
thirteen times and each without the perpetrsor OF tho
arson being discovered except in this instance There seems
10 deal OF enriy between OF the eelpsntss
and supposed that party hss fred the building for tho
Of getting the other out Tue accused was nca w
examination.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-04-10
DON'T FIR EFT.

No! don't fret! 1t is true, these arc hard
times money is tighter than the ice in the river,
and everybody is dead broke, but don't fret-it
will do no good. At such times as these each
one should bear with the other, until a change
takes place. Those who owe, should pay up if
they can, but if it is impossible. creditors should
be easy with them. It's useless to get into pas
sion over that which you cannot help. Don't
fret. We are aware that men of families should
have bread wherewth to sustain life, and if thew
are unable to get money to purchase it with, BY
all means trust them--they are honest and wor-
thy, and will pay you as soon as they get their
wages. These hard times cannot hold out much
longer-certainly not longer than the opening of
navigation-and then a new current will set in
which will tend to alleviate the wants of ALL
Don't cast off the poor and needy-give them q
helping hand. Better times are coming. Don't
fret.