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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-23

Rev JOHN LANAHAN suffered long; tried
the most eminent physicians; had his throat eau
terized became unable to preach ;-nothing but
strong desire to induce the thousands who dying
from the same fatal disease of which he has been
relieved, induces him thus publicly to speak out
We say to the afflicted with Dyspepsia, Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofula SC, try this HAMPTON's
TINCTURE the weight of testimony makes it
criminal to defer. You owe it to yourself family
and friends to make the trialfor all female diseases
and for delicate children it is a sovereign remedy.
BALTIMORE, January Gath. 1856
Messrs. MORTIMER MowBRAY: Il take pleasure
in saying to you that have used your Hampton's
Tincture" with very great profit.
From serious throat affection, my general health
had become very much impaired, when / COM
menced to used Hampton's Tincture. | found its
effects upon my general health moat saiutary, my
nervous System and gestive organs soen rghted up
under its use. have several times recommended
it to my friends, and in every case. far 1 have
been informed, they have used it with success.
urs truly, JOHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter st nj. Z Church.
Call and get pamphlet gratis and see cures.
Sodin Richmond, By o. A. STRECKER and PUR-
CELL LADD l. CO.. and by all the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis 't&f fe 1-d&cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-23

COMPREHENSIVE NOTES.-The
~ Subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style of DICKINSON, HILL l. CO for
the purpose of conducting the AUCTION and COM
MISSION business.
Their Office will be on the corner of Wall aud
Fnnklin SITS. r. II. DICKINSON,
~. b. HILL,
do 20-dG wSm C B. HILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-23

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VEST
~ INGS-I have on hand choice lot Of Blaei
Cloths and Csssimeres and Vestings which | vii
make to order in the most approved style, and give
you hts, IL you will only call.
fe Is WIN. IRA SMITH, ia Main st.
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a FOR RENT-The Brick TenemeD,
- on Clay street, few doors beyond Clay St.
Chapel. recently occupied by MIR. ". II. Turpin with
moe accommodations for genteel family-in good
order.
ALSO-The Tenement at the corner of Grace and
Jefferson sts., now occupied by MI. Jno w. Wright
Possession given LIST February. Apply to
ia 81 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
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CITY ITEMS.

LIGgTs AND SHADOWS or LIES PIcTURHs.-Tne
light side was around the irsde Of family in ths
CITY. few Years ago. when the husband aud father,
with bis pallet and brush, not only produced admired
pictures of the human face and form, but golden pic
lures of home luxury, won from the high favor Of the
public In comfort, and with means Of Improvement,
the family of ths New-Yok artist grew up almost to
maturity when the hand that created pictures of life
went to rect among the desd The widow and her chill
dren went to dwell in narrow lodgings, where rents
were cheap. and where unknown to former friends.
they could toll for daily bread For years they did
toll The picture was gradually darkeuing. In the
winter of 1885, when thousands thrown out ofem
ploymenf, this family ere nong the number. Every
spare article went to the pawnbrokers. aud finally
when all we're exhausted they sat looking each other
in the face ore Saturday evening, to see If either
could devise any possible way of providing food for
the pe1t day.
There wss no smi ng response to the question: yet
that que ston was heard If not an angel, it was q
woman with face as lovely as that widows husband
ever painted upon canvas that came that evening to
the office of the American Widows Relief Association
to tell of the want and suffering of ths. artists family
They had food for the next day. houtknowing where
i, came from; and thus tehr pride saved shock
tnelr let IDge were DOt WOuuOcus cu,h "VuH
be wounded if the name of this suffering family
should be printed II can be known only TO those
disposed relieve their suffering in the same delicate
manner This is the dark side of once bright pic
ture. Who will throw in ray of sunlight
Last evening A. Oakley Hall leetured before the
Alumni Society in the Chapel OF the University. to
large audience. The Proper Study Of Mankind 10
Man" was the subject, to the lecturers treatment
Of which his hearers paid much attention.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT A man was killed last
night by the Express up-train, between Sing Sing
and Croton, on the Hudson River Railroad. The
Engineer saw something lying on the track, and
thought it was a log. He Uncovered i. to DO man
too late 10 stop the train.
We stated on "wednesday that Mr.. Llch.snstein,
corner Of Bowery and Hester-st, became bondsnsn
for two burglars to the amount Of $4,000 he wishes
us to cay that this Is untrue DR.. Wolf Schserzen'
sky, highly respectable gentleman, and former
towpsman Of Mr.. Lichtens.ein, was called upon BY
one OF the prisoners KingsburY to attend bis child
on the evening Of the arrest When going homo he
was accompanied BY Kingsburg, who w~ carrying
some goods and handed the Doctor Q small parcel 70
carry, a. be was going the same way. In Gfsndst
Kipgbsrg was bounced upon BY the police, who Ar
rested him and also the Innocent Doctor. The Doc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
fAdvertisemen'i
To PHYSICIANS

AND The PRAcrroNG MEDICAL Faculty. throushou' the
world Geraenen h.. fallen 10 ny lot 20 discover the
mos, sectus Tonic Msdens the world .ni
dese to extend is usefaness to al suffering
induced maize the following Props
hopus will IL the philsntbrope spirit
that BY .-rfu aid through yoar prae
tce tbouss,ds who suffering with DSsftPsA tsD
eEsTIoS scRoFuLA Obtain true and permanent rehe
propose ,ho~ ell regular Pr on application to
m, tfiee No G.ey Bpildinr, Coarandt Of corner OF
Bosdssy the fu and receipt for prepsos ny Fud *
tract OF s.r.spas ard explain them the modls oper.nd
machinery used Tor thf purpose
-behevnE ts DO such course IN my pat CHI DO assy
pr ucce your and be the means Of % establish
m your fu f6snce pound that th-re
curative sseh the beet and sresest blood
riber the sbOle world an gntlemen.
Your obediept servant. JOIN brLL,
New -YoIk, March J., 1855 Of LOUISVILLE ny.
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MARRIED..

YLLfOrr-LEsDER-At Re,rsaS kiehIs.n ~ the Rev
y.th-r Grslnser th.uss Tod or rsg % Co sses
Fot formerly Of ssss.ieh. q Mo ssry fsssegA y-sas
II d.n.h.,r - Ns,et Lssfer % Bsrri~a Nichis.n
GkPsS-ONrkrDS-le Fr-nkfst Ky. ssrsaf drses.
Ya Ire pre.eut u Stale snd Mo- ksts o.cssa
HoRroS-FF skISs-st - GeOrs.s cAarss. B-.snss-
- Mach ,, The Rev NJ wa. hr 9ilb.Tt Hsrsss 10
Me- ElhAb~ib Perkins both ~ tti' Cus
RoANE-sM ITH-tu sssBs Ni.s, Dallas Coa,ty. Az /.
rhur..., sv.rins Sch I >, a- H0n " l. ,snsrytss
GOv-raoE Iehs >sson koane Nay hiashcafh s>esas
csnthisf u Sst g. srith
vILLiss>-swAIN-n D.rvNe lad. FEB - Mr.
Samuel ". William. - Mo. Fhr. swain.
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FRIDAY. March 9-P. NJ.

The Stock market was moderately active this
morning. with no important change in prices AT tho
Second Board the feeling strong ard at the close
higher rates were obtained than those in the printed
lit of sales. Erie sold at 46s an advance Of |
cent Reading at col an advance Of y cent, with
considerable sales after the Board. For Central 9tI
was bid for 500 shares at the Second Board Hudson
River was 3el; Cumberland was 30, the price Of
yesterday; Nicaragua was heavy in the morning,
falling Off to 49, but at the close Of the Second Board
10 was bid. There was a rumOr atost that another
arrangement had been made between this Company
and the Panama, and the breach healed. Western
Stocks are without change Of Importance The busi-
ness in Railroad Bonds was moderate, but prices
were firm. In State Stocks the transactions arc
large, and the upward movement continues Tho
Gales were $780, 900 including Indians Elves at 81,
further advance Of v cent Louisiana SKIES at 30,
en- advance Of p v cent. Virginia Skies at 30; HIS
sour SKIES at 9ii Georgia Sizes at %, &c.
We do not usually correct typographical errors In
this department but printing believing Of bull"
for buy ing Of buIls done In yesterdays ar
tice IN too outrageous to BE- passed over without
tice.
The market for Exchange y firm, but the trsnssc-
tiops for this steamer are very limited Sterling 81
a9i for best Names Francs 5l;S5lll. The supply
OF bills ia moderate.
Freishts are heavy. To Liverpool, ie 900 bush.
Corn, Id; 500 bses Cotton, ID 500 bxs. Bacon,
1916 To Bremen 200 bbls. Resin, ~; $50 bales Cot
ton, ic.; Measurement Goods, 2ol. To Antwerp.
1000 bags Coffee, &C.; some Sugars ct Isl, and soss
Rice at the same rate. A ship for Toulon was cher
tered at 81 Dbl for Provisions and one TO Antwerp
at 2ol for Gusno. A charter from Cienfusg"' vs.
made at 3sic. for Sugar We hear Of 9 chsFsef o. :.
American bark from Lsgusyrs to Anfssrp " Ii
un.
The business at the sub-Tressury was small NO
cepu, tss, 40; paid, s7,'iii balance N1' s';
p.ia from A,ssy Office, 1884, In addition 10 the
above, the payments for account Of dsbursing on
Ger. r.,ge from ESQ 900 to $500 900 per day. They
have been over sIso 600 per day several times dur
ing TIE pest fortnight
The shipment Of specie BY the St. Louis viii b
l.ryer than wss anticipated, $780, or etoo 900.
Of which ESQ, 900 il American gold coin. There sss
slso sa5, 900 going to savannah.
The loan sdverti<ed for by tho Michigan Ceatrsa
Railroad Company Is for the purpose Ct takiss ~
bonds due lit April and lst October next, and not
new indebtedness Of the Company.
Mr.. John Thsmpsos, No. Wan-t, has nsde e.
rsDgements To connect the selling Of Stocks 81
Bonds at auction with his present business, end vM
hold biz first sas q the Merchants Exchange. % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

sUPERIoR COURT MARcH s-Bef,rs Ja1r- sLossos
ALLEGED LIBEL BIT nERcASTILE ASEsoi.
I..Sor, Bernhard .xt Arthur rsppsn AID Benz DoaeS
By o dry. goods dealer IN New forx, 70 reco.es
sncust laid Il 10 COO for alleged LIBEL 10 TIE ~
ps 40 10 have ben inssrssd the booo Of
the heIesntile Agency Of defendants 81. .,,1
Issdee Bsrnhard-leSl. We have knovn elu ~ ~
or is4s He bAs<meas store corner fns N
wuhsnsts. and seldom bad more tAsa s"' - S"s1s Wy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

FrroSIous ASSAULT iron A PAREST.-Dr. MARS,
Of ,sz Brcome Cd Thursday preferred complaint ss.a
his son Charles T. Mairs youth ln.teen yess od. whom
be charge, stabbed him IN the with sheath
tr,f. The Young an spp-ss bss Of lste been
tsoe snd on his father ndin 81 for
,ore ucopeuet be the kI e. and inflicted severe
ounc in bis fsthers arm The offender taken before
Justice Dsydsol and itied prison TO answer the
ehNge
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lAtvs--..<mentl
-TEkET

IL sur q eyirE hs- clsren rnf
u III ewE h.oci. he 9 bite th- e.ts-i noca
Lh~s pale prov he;e-s hon se h.- vron1sd
- ers -sxer = Tu.rc with mot hlury ey--.
N.'cHirE hin t-sd 20 de.fn. AID So he fsif u
-. hr'Effsns sn6 eiistss; rsveus~ con 2i-fe-
~ vtss 10 iou.ly gigmph thrn1Eh ths ai2ht-
= esfol 81 Saith isrt A'-x<n1 2; wei
Es nisss hsve sds-d H- sil rise sxsio-
ms soesn suB ard al Sss lonr
81 Ne Pssss~D. il chairs 90 Roor.
H-'n tho-- ~ot crou. sHorosEsFHs n -ts1f
upf'ue 10 suir.rce 'mGns worn. 81 .rt,
kv-n % 80 htu .-F ..ins ~ II
Ih- 'hininFs rhs 'h.i aid the slc~ins h..v-ns
ROOTS Oslerv No. SO Bro.dwsy corner Of Frsn,in-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

TERR,PISs The Legislature Of New jersey hss
reo.LtIy pss.ed al act prohibiting any person in that
Srae from catching tespins between the hrst days OF
March ard November, in each year, except on his
own premises under pc nAlty of $40 for each on snse
TIE practice Of catching t-nspns in senes aud other
VANS during the summer months, when they are
,bsr ce.irsble nor b. atbful b.- led almost TO their
extinction in the waters OF New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

From the similarity Of name with that OF the
Conrs,y In Wall ~hich he. recently suspended business
he upcesnes mpelled TO announce that the RsLIscs
MUTUAL IssukAscE CoSPASY PHILADELPHIA chsrter>d
N ls4s eon,nos' sneeessul operation sitn gnn e.red
capsapsrtes Insured uipsfns mutually With toe
the profits bot being In ma
tusl Cen pssy g. waikiki Agent, No. s. william ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
BROOK wv ITEMS.

DEATH OF Az OLD CIrzEy.-Mr. Alexander Birk-
beck one Of the Oldest eitzens of Brooklyn died
Thursdsy evening. Mr.. had been confined to his
house for several months by lingering illness. lie
was well known and much res oected, and his loss
will be deeply felt by large portion of the citizens
Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
Advertisement |

PINEAPPLE DREss-Opened this day, and Of
tss AZ .,., At IN, late suet,ou pr,ee. Aso Ind. scarf
Ia Dres Goos Pineapple Handk sreblefs OF tue riches.
embroidery CUTS ard Co.As do and thoas.nd lads Arb
ess which are worth the ption Of the ladies Also A
Spring Travelling Bonnet
fousTAn's INDIA sroR. No sS3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
RorRERlrs-During Thursday nigh

ROBERTS During Thursday night, the clothing
.,er. Nj George Farmer in Jersey City wss entered non
thu rear and srse Of so0cs we're psexsd up odi
from uIkEown cause. were hot taken swJ ~ tne
tgfGns -,
a Coles Psvots plsee, J-Dey City vas entered snd
.tver articles the value OF 80 ~sfe sAea
.v.y hy the iLievea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
ADVERTISEMENT
TTAS.-The best assortment of FINE TEAS will

found TIE CANTON TIA CesrASYs nesly erected snt
elegant store No l Chahsn st. between Pearl slf Roose
yelts the oldest Tea the city We
our they do better eewtere thsI q
vbelssAl. on retail. No branch uoreA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

A bore ard cart we're run over, on Thursday even
ira near Fifty hirdst BY tain on the Harlem hnroh
The crushed TO death end the cart broken 10 pieces
The escaped by smPitg OFT when be saw the train .p
preaching
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

Mr.. A. Grieve, who has made several complaints
sgsnsJ ohm Quin contractor for blasting rocks care
lessly, came yesterday to the Mayors office with his
little boy, who had had his broken by piece Of
the rock from blast $50 or 200 feet distant nun.
Der Of persons have complained against Quin. The
law Is that blasts shall be covered With timber, %
hat there nay Be no danger from fragments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
iAdv0fisemsntl

Gas! Gas New styles Of GAS FIXTURES,
IN, the ,rrns r,le antique dssns Jast
cut Whoee bayer particularly invited to e. q q: g.
Msnafaeturint peset Of Aseas., wAna. Co no -,
Dvsiupu Chsrches e 4 Factories IN this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETESsEs.-Jsmes foring
yesterday arrested ebssed with h.yias BY false pstsn.@s
obts ed paint 10 the value OF ss5 from Geo doje
doins bu.u.s. he Of Bfosdsay and Cedar St snd
wss held bail BY Justice Cor molly to answer the ehNge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
fAiverfisement
CLOTHING PROM AssIGNEEs' SALE.-Merchants

from be county vel the public 10 general are respect
fully invited ca. .1sEbs immense lot Of hse fssh
able sFsnG srnMEs CLOTHING. bought shove slt
for sa Wholesale and retail Evsxss Csthits WAgehsus
Eos 6 and S. Fulton Of At half pree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
COURT CALENDAR.

SgPRLME CoURr-Motion day at Special Term
u. g. DISTRICT CouRT-Sspe- ~
SUPERIOR CouRT-Genvai Trm-Mosddz-NU
1895 g. s57 1851 ,e<5 1895 ess s45 S. 965 -. &c. is
h7e i,si 10 lc1s, 81 f7s ~. 9. Sc sM ~
SUPREME CouRr-Specl1 Tern Itesa1y-o
10 20 &c. IS . 81 S. So y, g. isS to ~, i6. In, ~
lie 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

Claryoysnt and Psychometric Examinations,
with PRESCRIPTIONS fer Diseases BY Mrs Plat No 762 Bso.f
above sthst from A a. To - 10 and
to p. NJ
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH TO- 1855.

tore wife related Der troubles to Mr. Lich,esstein,
ubo iuue ds'ely wen, bail for him, ba, no, for the
burglars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
DOINGS At THE MAYORS OFFICE.

Mn. Gabriel Jones, Of Delaney ST., complains thst
her peighbor Mrs. -, abuses her and mali ms her
character. and that she is scold, aud asks
The Mayor to stop Mrs. - from using her tongue
The Mayor said he did not see how he could stop
Mrs. -; that he presumed ladies would talk not
withstanding any efforts he should make and that,
from compliments description Of Mrs. -, he
thought the only cure would be by surgical opera
ton upon her tongue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY CHARTER.-A Special
Meeting Com Council held Thursday might
for the Of considering series Of amendments 10 tne
City barter witch prepared b, ths Counsellor of the
Board under reion Of the Mayor 1hs Amendments consist
Of twelve OF uhlch three only adopted Oh
thee section amended - to authorize the licensing
ard of Intelligence offices and places where
rate. CON pen-son b. paid by persons applying for
po, me at such Offices The proposition amend section IL
Of title ~ male the penalties for breaches OF the srdn-
the Board Health Of
lien upon said lots also sgr-ed To- This viii rvs the
enforce ordinances relating the
clearing 81 from the sidewalks &c BY having said
making the ehsfgs for lien tue
p p.rty .uzr unpaid the present
tine thereby the cleaning al through the city In
70 iv, the Councillor process for violation
ocisspes, and make the reurnsbe before Justice
al title 1ded the Conmi-sou-
>. pov,r 10 for local i'm wh-rs
The oyn, cannot be found The s4senoment 10 sb) sa tbs
ofee Of Cop.isbls form board Of Police Commandments
ara to s.ust@ sgBdy trse defeated shef Ehst
exciting debate
CoRosERs ISQUEsr.-Coroner Reddiny held an
irop.,t y,uere.y upon the body OF Elizabeth Lewis who
Aid xbi. being conveyed from al the Couay spitaL
sh. had for been subject o OF temporary in
ssuit, snc into custody short time since while
OF the bfsin
ApREsr OF ALLEGED RIOTERS Officers Nelson
Ard Crr,bton OF the F0arth District focs. yesterday ar
800 Neh..i Tally .nd WIlsm sesnisn who are ensE-d
b s,r ia pie. ed 3 the foot Of "a 81 In Feb
,n.,x .,t upon which oocssion msn named "ison, wn
b.el, be.ieu They committed fer hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

A young maa complains that he was chessed out oil
Is for a worthless watch at Charles Jscksons auc-
shop, No. Is Chsihann-st Officer Wines recov'
cred the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

Six keeper Of houses OF ill.fame in Baxter and
Park -sts have been arrested, and held TO bail in the
sum Of $500 esch. large number Of warrants are
in the hsnds of the ofcers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

WINTER GRAIS-T The salem Standard il informed
n, f.r. r,tion that the .nter grain 4. more
beIwHd Wet jersey IhAa has beea sno~a iof years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

lady complains tss. Mrs. Megrand. No. l5s
Fourtb.st seIls liquor without license and keeps
noi.y house, End nveigos the husbands Of the neigh
bohood to get drunk and violate the Law within her
nremiser,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

Robert Campbell co nplsin' ths' the Military Mar
sha ir.ss upon Ievyng upon biz goods for costs and
fpe. for not doing military duty to which he is not
liable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
A man. nsaed I..ac 7 Hedden. about 80 years

ar. .ho. By ed Petersbursh Indisns % the
"a rst be suppoeed TO hsv- snd other resnves
,rry City lpforu.on Be had relative 20 the ceeeAsec
~ Addressing r NJ Kirmsn Pe,ersbcrsh, Indiana
Jer,ey Guy Ispes are gges;sc T. copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

friend to health complains Of the disgusting man.
per ia which beef and mutton are brought TO arket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

Helen varick complains that her husband, George,
narbe-cutter threatens her life with dirk-knifs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

FousD DRowsED.-Coroner o Do1nell held an in
ques ,e.erdss upon the body unkno~n man found In
the Nsf River the foot Of Thi etht The deceased
thirty OF FEET nine inches "a height h>d
short whk nd dressed in suit OF bi.es
bocy sppesef 10 have been about tventyour hours
the verdict Of Death BY drowning was rendered
BY the Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

JIwIsH SOCIETIES rs NEw-YoRK.-Tbe following
is LET Of the various Heorer Societies in New
york-tscb Society being az independent org,ozs-
ton, irresponsible 10 all excepting its own men,
b'r. and in a majority Of cases. assuming an
Indifference 10 ou,sde Impressions Several OF these
are charitable socie'ies-slthough good proportion
are for The benefit Of their members:
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COURT OF GENERAL ssseIoSs-NARcH s-sefors th'
REcosDsR

ard Convicted Of attempt burglary the store Of Hush
Marin .hoIsasr No I32 Broadway They we're detected
an he .sht OF 18th at BY the Police brsshns OF the
p.sces front AID arrested The Court ordered them to
be ren.bded for ssntepce
lance T. Eldrsge Wa tried and convicted Of a.
ten ptns 10 Policeman Devoe Of bis gold vsseh The Of
seer .iriins Of the iron chains about the
Mot In ID. Pst wsfctins for thief When he proner ssp
pors MIN be ssesp tired 70 rob him and BY the
Ulcer. Be = nsrd~d for seBtencsL
Tbcmas Smith convicted Of burglary on the
elcthss No Il feeksp, and sentenced the Stsis
PTsor fer two yesns
The Co1it tken adjourned for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

RAILROAD ACCIDENT A man was killed last
night by the Express up-train, between Sing Sing
and Croton, on the Hudson River Railroad The
Engineer saw something lying on the track, and
thought it was log. He Uncovered it to DO man
too late 10 stop the train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

Last evening A. Oakley Hall leetured before the
Alumni Society in the Chapel Of the University. to
large audience. The Proper Study Of Mankind 10
Man." was the subject to the lecturers treatment
Of which his hearers paid much attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10

TIE SARDIsIAs REPUBLIcAss The passengers by
the Des Geteys are permitted 10 land. The conclu
ZION s that their only crime is hatred Of desposm
The following letters erd his long mooted contro-