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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19
PHOTOGRAPHY IN CONTEMPLATING

To ~, Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: have read your Cincinnati correspondents
letter on Photographic Counierletng of Bank notes
and had prepared brief answer to il for my Journal
bu ar | see you have again preached the subject in
.o.day's paper, have thought proper to give you
few facts in the case which may be of service to
bankers.
Bank notes which printed in black and only on
one side may be copied with great accuracy by the
Photographic process and these copies might deceive
those unacq TAINTED with phoogenc drawing, but /;
is mpossble-at all events in the present state of the
srt--to counterfeit note printed on both sides aud
IN various coors. The process will not admit OF it,
Photographic paper can be impressed on one side
only AZ one operation and any attempt 10 impress the
reverse side subsequently would unavoidaby destroy
the first impression IL would also be impossible 10
produce two or more coors at the time, the va
rious coors given to photographs being produced by
Abe fixing process which requires the complete in.
mersion cf the enire photograph in solution. Acid
or alkali solutions might possibly be applied with
brush TO portions Of the photograph, after fixing to
change the color of those particular parts, but do
not consider that il be done with sufficient accu-
sscy 10 deceive any At all events the red backs
Of bank cannot be copied in this way without
also changing the color OF the iace of the note.
Ii will therefore require the disco very of some en-
sre process at present little dreamed Of to ens-
Bile Photography to counterfeit oil bank notes partc-
larly those printed in various colors. very slight
insight into the practical workings Of Photography
would cow Dce YOU Of this fact process ditier
ent Of attainment that of producing portrait or
landscape paper in all the coIors of nature by any
Of the processes now known, consummation yet i'm
practicable, and to all appearances, far distant.
louB truly III. ii SMELLING,
Editor Photographic and Fine Art Journal
Ne'o York Jan. IL, 1855
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',rTTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
.u.r IS THE USE OF sPIRTUALIsMr

rplf Is THE USE OF sPlhiiU aLioh
- a. Cxaor Of The " Y Tstbss>.
sx. / am Medium-a Spirit Medium-ani nave
a., ,uob Tor over two years, and, for tho LIE OF mo-
,,,Dncs see what good this Sprtualism Il going W
4. "a The world--to the dowptrodden nasse,-to lne
.,hsno-to the laborer or 10 the poor in any snSPe
a, xsy ybsieyer. Ii i, can, should Ike 10 kho" ~
Wil some Of our savsbts in Spiritual Philosophy -
.osd enough TO tell u have be m delndeo ou'
aver 500, IN time AID money, in trying 10 ge'
t,ed a. eoium, besides many sieePe.' nsu''
,sd what does it all amount to Why to JUST 'hs
lou are continually cbssiDg an igni' 'a'uu' .nn
o the-wisp, and while you are g'~P'Ds @''.
shadow ou lose the substance. kbo" many "o''o
AT han + .m-pen who have rot only 'ost 'ns tune,
ronev and sleep in this thing, but their heai'n ana
rves. I thought if could become MEDIUM 'nn
.te A,o.aa Of Mystery would be opened unto me- and
q, ..o,e,. Of visdom would be revealed; but, alas
-. oo,.f,,,t consolation or wisdom can hnd IN any
81, Now then. if Spirits can tell US anything We DO
~, t,ov ourselves, should like TO see IT done. l
,ho,lo Ike to sec any truth developed by SPrn'
O., ak. in the name Of common sense, how can
they develope any new truth il all truth comes from
Ne Spirit by Spirit impression as we spritu 4s's oil
,.y and believe it has, through impressible Mediums
!, All ages Of the world Yours, respectfully,
~ ~ 80 - "a ,,ss MEDIUM
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The Counse 10 the Corporation wing sivisei thst the
rurcfou heretofore srsnred h been Dissolved rsrsn,E
Corporation from sk fur her poceedns' IN the matter
suc syin thu trsngl ot OF ground bun led
by ihro src FouIthsvs and seventh to be known stuy
square the raes Interested have been notified In the
In their default the buildings &c will be sold y direcon
ard rtmeved and request that the requisite
nay purpose OF regulating the square aud in
el.sirg I, wi a suitable iron railing
the Commits for extending Park pses
from hurcht College has been conf med ~ the
supIoue Court and oded be opened forthwith by the
Common Council and ordinance providing for It's reg1soa
sops md paving having passed intend to the
BE- put Immediately and completed a.
the eaii,st po@-ibe pen ID
The substitution IN place Of timber In the consruc
ofp.rsis subject which this Department has hereto
fore vt,d your The rspc decay and shs
bic nA'u,e OF the material together with its ~
oessrz scarcity make that some suosi
should sought.
All Of which IL respectfully submitted
JAMES fUREY, Street Commissioner.
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MEETING OF THE MEMBERS AND TRUS-
TEES OF THE LATE PUBLIC SCHOOL

Yesterday afternoon, a meeting Of the members
and Trustees Of the late Public School Society was
beld in the Hall OF the Board of Education. Mr..
Gro T. TRIsBLE was called to the Chair, and Mr..
JB COLLINS elected ss Secretary.
The Chairman remarked that he was glad to meet
on this occasion, many with whom he fs1 long
been associated After briefly stating the object OF
the meeting which he said, was TO consider the INST
ter of publishing the affairs of the late Public School
Society
The SECRETARY reported that the Committee on
History Of the Society," consmtng George {. irIm'
suitable person to write the History Of the Socisy
who would prepare it with as little delay as possible
and publish !: under his own supervision, 10 god
style, by one of the first publishing houses ia the
City. The compiler of the History asked 900 fer
his services looking 10 the sale Of the work for any
further advantage to himself. rhe name of the per-
son selected ia William GLAND Bourne.
Remarks were made upon the subject by Messrs.
MURPHY KETcHUs, Curtis DEPEYsTER
Mr.. CURTIS hoped that there would be added to the
history every Incident AZ fact he alluded to the
attempt made by Bishop Hughes, to procure for the
Roman Catholic schools portion OF the school
moneys
Mr. MURPHY objected TO the Introduction of any
matter in the history that would have tendency to
piure the cause of Educati IN Of the present day.
Mr. DEPEYsTER was willing to leave the mstter en-
tirey 10 the committee, but he objected to leaving
the compilation 10 any person who never had any
connection ~itb the Board. The committee should
have the supervision OF the matter He hoped that
no matter would be inserted or added that would
offend any one Of the present day.
Mr.. KETcHUs offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Reed Thst the history of the Society shall be prepared
ard published under the supervision Of the COMMITTEES OF this
Board, heretofore approved
On motion, Mr. Hiram Ketchum and Dr. Charles
T.. Pearson, added TO the Committee The sum
of s263 raised among those present, to pay for
the compilation.
Several suggested if there could not be enough
raised from Other members Of the Soclety not pres
emit they were ready to increase ther subscriptions
The meeting then adjourned.
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MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
was held at the Merchants Bank yesterday afternoon,
for the purpose of hearing the report of the Commit
tee appointed to prepare nemoria! to the Legsla-
tuye on the subject OF the Usury Lave OF the State
Mr.. PELETIAB PERIT. President of the Board, oc-
cupied the Chair. The Memorial Committee consisted
of Messrs. Caleb BarstOs, james De Peyster Ogden
George Curtis. Robert Kelly, and Henry n. Bosert.
Mr. BARsTow, Chairman Of the Committee, sub
mitted memorial, which fully ndorses the one called
the Citizens Memorial" and asks for the abolition
Of the Usury Laws Of this State, retaining only
"far maximum rate TO govern in the absence OF a
contract between borrower and lender; also, fair
"rste judo ment in law after its rendi-
" ton They also recommend that the same priv-
epes may DO extended to banks as to private indi-
viduals.
The memorial, as reported by the Committee, was
submitted 10 a vote, and unanimously adopted.
On motion. Mr. BaTstow was appointed Commit
tee of one to present the matter proper form to the
Legislature
The meeting then adjourned.
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usp Of sre STREE. for ID. eutr- .r.-t oftse Island
Que Eurcr.s md Ftfy ffth IL mater o. great
Iseresi ad IN potssse TO ali 0-n. Of r-Vr-rti seose
that tbe ul-tbs % th- snoalf - r-rns,-o
ere esf,bl.h-d f..cari.n s-opt-s ~ tn g m
tcurc June IS 1851 Dire i've Sweet Con me- ls-t
rr<Gr- srd rrserts Plaza snt "a th. ga
-srt q - rea1i- s2prepranr r., air-e-tp s-ea
urshe 70 cor r with the tai Il b md
Day c'nsrd. MADE ~ citizens this Depart
fr repair . oev. eurA sue vh,h 10
ursb - n e or The 1rs Of D-cembe 5i or:a,ae-
rs>ed ~ he Couron Couscl su.astr az the street
Cor u~0uer 10 ave rotee osusrs Of the San All re-
sur Item q st. the nc.s-sry rep.is and Ia tser te
them he by this Department. AZ th@r
tut 10 e0rseqnsrce Of there Be appropriation
f-ete heFetr, te without pqrer % conform 10 u Ta-
q this ordinance would prevent complaint wa.re
sns rrefrs az quir.d sri Suneeesry sea -Fs.
ten ara therefor. respectfully rsq7sst that the sad ord
y tsfeu rp md p.-sc t0sctae With an =,
p-orfisf'-p FOR itr rarpo..-
7he ru Pat. Grounds have received from the proper
ecef such sepnn IN the OF prov~ment snf enb-
i-tmert b. Required sBd the psc-1 a. rs
eisTe-.l would allow snd good condition
The vb.rves sne ousheses received tbs. At
tsnuos ne suTery'or their inporsne, d.msad would
tsf several uev piers repaired the upper '.e'n
OF the Cy on ooa MYERS the rspii extension 81 improve
u that s>.in .rd The ming Of %
n-te-ssry and erpeden fu-ksr pier ,1s
tors steu Be .rorrd especially for the pErp OF
laT Gins b,ilc ms;era. fuel sc
g. kNRg
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY Jan. ls-Ald. Isaac D. BARKER in the
Chair.
OF oI II. a & RI
resident. on The line Of Sixth sv to have Ran:
road Co extend their rails an run cars TO Forty nIth VI
Twenty -seeoud-st. BellTower.
REPORTS coscuRRED IN.
To hsye The volumes the Dutch Records OF the City
the Of nisr trar'lsOn. made some time since 10
Gas for ID. Battery To repair Pier No 49, North River To
from Mrs EYzs Msnsha To attach sssrssustors the
meter. all the public buildings Adverse to paying ~
seat in the ard Of Councmen Adverse similar el.s
off A. Talmage Adverse TO allowing Engine Company
No. Sc to occupy the entire premises No % Ann't
RESOLUTIONS.
From the Board Of en-Tha, the election for Coun.
Gilman of the Filth District Fourth Ward Be bed q the
By Ad v9OkaI1Thst 5s PERTH, Of i tn s; :; Me-:
Committee OF FIVE. ADOPTED.
COMMODORE PERRY.
Aid. wAKts.S esled up the Report from the Board Of
each Board tender thanks to Commodore Perry for hh re-
cen. valuable service: II Oenp. Trad. rs Japan '' to
Aid HERscK opposed the character Of the teinonA and
hS Es s.d thai such vas aoe to this dnsu.hsd oeer
but that simply the thanks Of the Board 10 him would De more
AID WAKrxAS opposed the des OF dinner and strongly
supported the testimonial and reception IN the Governors
Room, where citizens could congratulate him
The resolution being put Loot for want Of eonstu
opA The then reconsidered and the papers
laid the table
COMMUNICATIONS.
The following Report, being the Annual Statement Of
The Street Commissioner, was received ana o5uered
10 be printed: ..
To the Honorable Common CouneIi -
GENTIENEN In conformity with the requirement
Of the City Charter herewith respectfully ssbuHa Report Of
the Of this De psrment for the enone Dee
81 1854 together with such suggestions seem necessary 70
Be Brought to your attention .
The Of ordinances and resolutions passed BY the
Common Council aurhorifns I'm siee
piers and for ether under direction OF TINS De
psruleIt 10 Sf&
The number Of permits granted for the purpose Of badiss
vaults IL 81.
The money received for that account and depss
ite6 in the City Treasury. 10 ell SO 81.
The received and collected By the Baresu OF Colec
port OF the Ssi'
lecior, hereto annexed IL s. l5o7
The resusiop grading Of the secoadsv from Twenty
eighth One Hunoed and Twenty thirds has been con
pleied durir the the confirmed ~ the Io
Council. and II opsn for travel -
The rcandps OF eorue Of sidewalks OF Broadway and the
nieI seet,nf street,. under my direction
statement Of the titles and description Of contrasts rn1n
nbee, 70 attached hereto.
The r.rorts Of the Of the Busszs Of this
Depsrtu also attached to Wit
or AssesuentA
OF CoIectiou Of Assessmenta
OF Lands and Plsees
OF NharvtS
An ct hsvnx pssel BY the State Lesssrs sathos
sns certain grounds 10 Be taken for tie Central psrt
10 The psase Of ~ having bcsa usds
for regulating ks several and within &c I'm
spposi meat Arbstos both the psr Of ths CITY -
Of the Coatsctou. ettis ssd srsass tss esns ~
lsftsr ....-
fSsy sr- nov osaalerastA H. nskss eoselsi 70 As.
Isssis - ysss ssasAssssss u he ssslssss 49,
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decivrd ast IRE money King WAS no. to b. con

decised ast IRE "M,pey- KIM" was no. 70 b. con
siti4rd the enemy OF lover; aud sverred
d" Love in . cottage costly may s~ef.
Bot much prt'ers 20 have % furnished yell
Efemnscy s6d Vice were msnii)1et ~ snOny
the worst Effects OF great riches, and city dsosy
ofscribed pie Of What wealth aid d.. in ths
course Of three generations, in deba-iag the niad
and the BODY OF enc
Whose Lnre are. Erssdsire foufhi on Banker hlL"
A panegyIic on the opulebt &ho give largely while
the ooDor lives and picture II the good things
the poet would Thank the q" Money King for, CLOSED
tbe poem
laughter
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The Rev. joseph Barnard will deliver a course of
three pictorial Lectures the Lands Of the Bible, in
the Csnnon-st. Church, near Broome-st, to COM
mence next Tuesday evening. These lectures will be
illustrated by series of lsrge paintings representing
landscapes, cities, public buildings, ancient ruins
and ouftoms Of the Orient.
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Advertisement
PuRFNnInGY-M FOWLER, PhrenOlOgl&,

Is about to Private Glass of Ladies' and oeutleuea -
the purpose of mpsrns practical knowledge Of this used
and science Thoss who wsh join apply -
FowLEss and WELLS No sos Broadway
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The great Military Ball Of the Twelfth Regiment
will be given at Niblos Theater and Saloons Mon
day evening Jan. %. From the complete arrange
ments made, We have no doubt that this ball will be
one every way worthy Of the high reputation Of the
Regiment.
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BROOKLY wv ITEMS.

No MONEY FOR THE PoLrcE.-The Police Of the
Eastern District are in troubleno money to be had.
The Captains called upon the Controller yesterday.
to draw money for the Police, when they were In
formed that there was no provision in the Charter
providing for their payment The passage Of an sot
by the Legislature in regard to this matter s noces-
sary,
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Advertisement
\ST DAY But ONE OF TIE GRAND POULTRY

SHOW At B,sxuMs MUSEUM This exceedingly interestial
show yostiv sly closes SATVsDAy The Convenstoao
Meeting to be hed remember in the lie turs Room 81 ~
O'Clock when appropriate addresses will b. 10
vered Go early avoid the crowd and take children.
for such another csp exhibition never DO gotten -
aS4h
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REAL IFE-SHE.-The only real life-size Pho
really and finished In oil are tsccs
a. ne BY Roor No 3 sroAcssy, OF Frsntnst Ca
ard see them and observe that they taken
and pasted on the the with others whs ID
vertse Photo graphs Persons having ordinary
Dasue eotypes have them Reproduced life EvosU
style Of picture taken In any kind of weather.
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CITY ITEMS.

LECTURES on RUssIA.-A course of lectures on
the " Americ al Idea of Russia" is announced for
several evenings at Clinton Hall by Mr.. Andrew
Foster. The first lecture will be delivered this even
ing. Subject, " Peter the Great"
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The Twelfth Regiment hes been ordered by Gen.
SANFORD 10 hold itself in readiness at moments no.
tee, for any emergency, in the event Of rotous
disturbance that shall require military aid.
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TaE CALICO PARrr.-Mr. Pease. Of the Hsue q
Industry ct the Five Points, sckns Wedges the 10
CENT last evening of the dresses the Csiss
PaTty 90 Monday evening lie estimstes sher valss
AZ Al SO. and Gays III they will be usssal st -
prssept time in firing families for res,dsnees b
The country. He received the following note socsar
psnyirg the clothing:
Rev Mr. Py.sE-D,ar SIR I take grest pleasure
IN seudpg you the pnDceeis Of our party 0, heasY
evening. | can ony wish. for the sake OF sns sau~
og poor that Efforts had been crowned win even
gr~ ster success Such hsvo received 10 vevcfs
beg You to take and bastow where most nee fsa-
We srly hope thu, the recipients msy experience
much pleasure in the wearing Of these articles -
We have il bes,e~ing them.
Yours, sincerely. Ma L. D. CONAN
CHARGE or FR,up.-Frederick wehmsa. q Ger
Pse. r cs. essS.sd " ssvo. IL Jas. sss ss..s.x
D,trscs wohlens out Of oe The psnsat it y ses
Tor ,ps Ch.e. sta. for which sreed pa, $,s Assst
raid down, and 1sors.xe siSsa tot me oAs.ss
20, ,sysn,ssr Of ID. eireu nstasee ana IA ~
rer,,se Z, ihri rart, for 81 ro and then len for Europe
re- e,anr 81 st.nos .ai sbsrs 1t. Whs being sSss
the P.ee Court, be attempted 70 e'etps, sas
him Up to await examination
BURGLARY AND ARREST About O'Clock yester.
~ S sS rs s %.ss !. -
OF stop thief" bling raised they et hat parsaea sss
OF them calling him,ef John Bros arrested. ed
mitted prison for tidal.
CHARGE OF ESBEzzLEsTST.-Henry Crspin. Q
frenchmsn, yesterday arrested ~ Officer Rae Of she
Lower Police Couit ehsErd 9th emee,sax $50 ~s,eA he
had collected for his employer Mr. Anel Maspia edtsx
proprietor Of 10 Pypyvs French j,urns pasAed -
No. S2 broadway he he,d bail b. Justice csnssg
20 snsw the charge.
ISDICTMEyr FOR kIpSAPPiN6.-Aiex. Boyer and
h. wre Violet eoored psson. heePns hair ds.snS rs,n
No n Pesl.t Yesterday rested BY Oheet >p,cer.
on issued BY the Court Of Sessions charging tseu
ut hsyibs dn-pp-d eoo-d child under II yesrs Of age
named Jack.on With intent TO d-tsin and csacsA her
rom Chsunc-y Watson, OF 6enesso N.Y. to whom she hst
By the OF the Poor Of that place
before the Court and held to bail to
snsw err the indictment
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In our mention Of the Music Publishers, who have
resolved upon reducing the price Of Music one-half
We omitted the house of schuberth s. Co., whosa
statement may be found in cur advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

A NEW SwIsDLE.-Mr. II. d. Rice, Of the Amsri-
can Express Company, has shown US several copies
Of swindlng circular sent from this City to different
parts of the country. The following is one Of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

Mr. Swift, proprietor Of hotel 10 Grs,dst, whs
received az peetee from Mayor Hall sad the chsf
Of Police been fined 80 fos selling qsss
On that day, contrary W .he Sunday ordnance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

A seies Of religious reviysis, or protracted nsos
iper. are now beng held every evening at the Fss
~ 4. Church, in South Second st.
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ArrErrr AT Assos -Os Wednesday evening an
sftsup< = made 70 Ore the dwelling No > PuSe, ~ sn
na nav I'D vhi.h n hs esaiss ne hrs - -
ev,r s.rov-r.I ssI ertipssissl vith dSht d nAe
-. a.. ar q. nm msAs bsfvess scloek -
dsv svesiae ~ Ssissk = thsndAy svssiss. = -
49, orNnaoa
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sERIou. AccIDEsr.-David Watson, c1msn
drvinx bis hor,e and under shed down town, yss
tsrday the and soosy 70
ured IN cosseaaerce Of biz heed coming N contact .A IN
ss,es ef the He taken TO the Ssw York HsspA
snd placed under the Of DR. Dssby
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BURGLARY AND ARREST About o'clock yester.
day haFssr detected IN the dweins -
Mr. fesi.nu No lie est Tw-oty Inst and The ~
OF stop thief" bling rsd they tt hut par,ued sse
them ling hmelf John Bros arrested. ed
mitted g prison fof trs.
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RoBBrsG A WA.BERwOnAs.-Some thief entsrod
III, rear yard Of the hosse occupied By Ms Hsnvtss No
plsee Tuesday might and carried % qssa
tity on linen which she bsd hung to dry Aaogs 1s
articles sheets table cloths, several nap
ANS and towels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

The American Express Company yesterday re-
ceived thee of these-one from Chicago, one from
Cincinnati. and one from Newark, Ohio-wth orders
to pay the charges and get the packages IN question
By these means the parties suffer no loss but, hsd
they cent the money by mail, to the s"indlers, they
would have been cheated. OF course there no s1ch
establishment that from which these crc uiars are
sept. either in South-st or elsewhere.
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FIXED FOR SrEALsG DoG.-sn
vas brousht before Jas;iss Bl.tehiy, Jsesss,.a.'
Of sesins dog ffom Patrick Barns I.slI-4
b., po-.e,sion. be VS. sasd 81 IS, and e'n''"
the property 10 the oSnsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

LAW GRISNELL MIN0r,
FORWARDING AND CoNSIssIOs skscHAsrs,
: s,cth St, New forx.
: trout st, San Francisco Cal
Law " GKIsSELL. SiSor.
SEw YoRK. Jsa 1855
Sra: We have received per steamer Geo. Lag pack
age OF vsluables which has arrived 10 good eonda'n
Ensured 4:
Th. fresht from San Francisco smog1ts 70 81 on the
recent OF which IL will be forwarded direction VI Or
: der tgnctgaly. Address pot Psidl !:
W K MfSOr s. Co, ::
4: Brooslyn Post Office, SsvfOrk :
ps-Sope but bsnsshls funds received Ia payment :
sLd such money sent 81 our ra . !:
EoTE-Wesht Ils 2oana. and marked present I:
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BOLD RoBBERY.--A lad in the employ OF q. r.
coorer one Of the sufferers BY the Grs 10 Court snaS
placed charge Of the goods tsssn from ne esfnns
hnoehed down by sod rososd - & ~. 80
he md vr.ppe1 around himself pfoee ,'.
The hObbers made their escape. TINS $40"
worth
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DID WITHOUT MEDICAL ATTEsDAycE.-The 20
liz. q, IN. Ibffd District that resident Of ksssYs
ALA, nsn.d John Barnett ei-d sunday ias without med
es ne.use sDd that his body remained there
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-30
: '4i,SyIGNREIS NOTlCE,

M HbSIUNbEO NWTIOH
q tmeOn ID, Woodrow hayIng, 81! Tie I'LL dayOl
. dull, 1854, hy proper deed conveyed 70 trust to I've
,IodeTslSIe IOf tie leIett Of Ills said
oTs 81 ht real aud personal property aud eoses npe'
lion, ali persons In any wise Indebted 10 said Woodrow
ale teqUlred 10 make Immediate payment 10 me, AMI a
bais6a hASltA claims aelRGt said Woodrow arc TtQuled
Ia order 10 receive any beleht under Sad trust, within
iouF months 10 ME ltr claims With the pIorer eeaEet &C.
toIdinf 10 the terms VI said deed, with the Undersigned
abs GR0. ", SIGHTS, dtsislse.