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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

Total returned. So
Remaining ia the hands OF this Compspy 81 bes
u percussion muss cts such as no other Voiur-
teer Company in the Stste ever haf; 90 u g. alter
ed percussion mussets, and 50 flint muskets-in all
IA muske's-
OF the character of the altered percussion musketss
quote the following from q letter. d-ted the 18th
of last month, at the Ordnance Office ct Wash
ingtoI:
"Whsn the percussion lock was adopted for the
military service, and the use of the flint lock was
abandoned, all tt small hand were carefully
and critically AHMED and inspected Such s.
were It ali Objectionable for use either from quaty
o. pattern We re condemned, not worth altering
per CT SSH n, and such Of them only of the
service. were retaipe ed for alteration
They of good material, fnish and modal, and
for all practical purposes equally as good as the
original musket"
or the So flint muskets, can only ssy that they
were, when issued 80 good any issued TO the vo-
lunteers th on gho us the State
As to the order to supply reliable muskets,"
s,d to be with me, can say that have seen
it. nor it found hle'. There 10 8 copy
OF law here. dated January 90, 1858 requiring me
to issue to the Young Guard" percussion @uskes.
feby and Goth of June 1873 the best in depot here,
and the best over issued from here.
regret the necessity of this ststement. Mr.. Edi-
tor, because have high personal respect for the
''Young Guard" as have for ell the voluntee in
the city. and have tried to manifest this in my off,
ciai duties W th them; do doubt a correspond
ing aud reciprocal estimation from these ssversl
Cups An error, however, has been committed and
it should bs 60 rected
Very respectfully yours.
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
Nv IL Cant Eunt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

LEMUEL PRIoHARD, the young man adj
verified for on yesterday be scan at his resi-
dence on Church Hill, corner of 80 b and NJ SITS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

II EST Peruvian and Mexican GUANO /:
- oroand Plaster aud Bone Duet; for sale bv
~ JOHN CLAIBORNE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival or THE ATLANTIC.
DETAILS OF THE sWEAB0RG
gOnBARDMENT.
BATTLE or TRAKTIR BRIDGE.
TIE QUEENS VISIT TO PAHrs.

TeT.= mail s-earscr A.as.ic rom liverpool II ,
oelfcs rnorrfne Of e1sh ut, llTiged here a. PM
yesterday.
The Atlantic arrived OFT At iI:5 An. o. snndsy,
the ls,h having bcea delayed sons hons ior want
% water.
The Vanderbilt steamship Ariel arrived OF C01es on
tie morning Of Thursday, August I'D, and. having
tnded passengers. proceedec 70 HAVE.
The mail steamer " ashingtoa arrived % C0wes =
one O'Clock 1. the afternoon Of Friday, Augus, 20.
No farther events hai occurred IN The progress Of
the war, consequently the sdvces By tbs ARRIVAL are
wholly occupied with details Of there ent bonbart-
uert of Eesborz and O: tie Russian attack "a the
Cherpsys; or. as i, j. called the bstte Of T-sktir
Bridge" We have ful particulars Of The SEesSor,
bombarinert. but Only partial details OF the Crr.tn
affair. Our accounts OF both sre full Of interest. FIN
land pspeis say the Rrssisn Ices q. svesbOrg TO
more than 10 killed. aud lsO wounded, wAe The Alies
i,ad no Ices OF lie. Ample Tie GEspsteh~s are they
, Dot onvey clear idea of how much q Swesbors
he besn destroyed. a-d i kor rveA reBrC-zs. T6o
Ell ,.h steamers have been trying the rspge OF he.-
guns against Riga. IL tie White Sea the sllisd
cruis.-op,inue to destroy the cary ingverels and
stores # feb and yrui1 al 4. u eos-. 10 tie Sea Of
AzcF Il. British have blowr up tic InSeu ssips al
Before s. 70 topol Affairs are qcte unchanged s~they
seem 20 be AZ hsis. Tie loss q the R,sSians kilei
sud wound u on the Chegusy is said TO DC not much
short of 90 men, while the French ov-a 20 1000
and the Sardnians to -. Later ,stiuAtes msy MOI
~ these figures.
There is no Trustworthy information on tie subject
OF neso,ia,on1 " Private letters ND ri-,crs' are
busy in circulating repoto accordnsio With the Sc
&C -,ion OF Spain TO the Wetefn AAience Is c-nrete
and the adhesion Of Denmark and sweden all but
ratified Aus rie according TO the same loose cuhor
ity has already submitted new PrGecs Of peao,, aud
Will soon express herself decidedly for tie Allies. Fur
ther there is TAX that the Alls viii permanently cc
cupy some portion Of the Turkish terricry, and will
reconstruct the map OF Italy. There csher reports
still more fancifu but all may IL safely iistrus'ed
Queen Victoria has been well received in Paris. A
ministerial crisis exists in Greece.
The Liverpool Cotton market had slightly fallen oa,
and the previous week prices were barely Imported.
Breads,uhs bad been animeted, and al articles
are quoted at a speculative advance. Money con
tinued 10 demand. Cocsos closed at slI sl..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LIFE BoArs.-The Secretary of the Navy having
Amounted Board Of Officers o. the Navy, viz:
Iieutopap.s j. w. Livingston, Nm. Radiord and
John De Camp to act .ith Committee Of citizens Of
York for the purpose Of examining and reporting
upop the different life boats and lie saving apparatus
We the undersigned. have consented to act as sreh
Committee, and request all who ere DESTROYS oil e1-
hih;;n, their boats or models TO communicate with
Mr I = Cunuinrla am, No 81 Walls.., who will gave
ey,ry Information in relat on thereto (Sigaed }
Ihaiiaa n. Marstall of the Liie-Ssyiog Benevolent
Association; A. Il. Nelson, President 81 the Boori o
Updsrwriters; Eiwood Waller, President oil ,hs ncf.
,.n,;.a Mutual Iasurspce D.: Jos. y Lord President
Of .he Mutual Benefit Insurance Co.; Alfred 3D.
wards. Pnsoeat of the Pacific Mutual isurance
&C: Robert :. Taylor, Merchant.
III An. a ift5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

J. NJ. hnah T"n,h wad ueo A. 11,ompson ~
ictuth W mdl ,, W byoc. TN,nloul Ward. Kobi
Mclrhic ,iah Wtd
At'solu'i"S Wa adopted 10 appoint aolo.' COM
micc o I've TO hicnd u ilo Immediate o's en'hllon
of National ponoorsi'o Wsfd COMMITTEE 10 the Adv
cHl W"id' who're no Ward Committees for i"'o have
hitherto been oReriSed.
The following gontlomcn wcro appointed ~ \.
Hat. l.. T.. Clover, " A. Turumo 4. Day, -. b.
Alton.
Tie meeting then adjourned.
DIiFGArrf 10 Tfr RIruhfiCAH STATS CoNJs-
nos. iofcs--S {. Clcyclard Bcuiam'n Tuih.
AilunatCi-Sicpher II. Aytcs, John MntAcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

Annual OF THE sHIP ARIEf AND MurtpAR OF iht
C,pr,,s-The clipper ship Ayel, Capt Ayres, sailed
rom New-york in the latter part OF July fol shanghai
,,he had On board u crew Of twenty-on, ali toii oI
whom seven were boys, lsppIehticeA VINO dla nor
room with the men. On the morning M tho I',h 90
August, about II o'clock, the Japan was to"nu "a
hi. b,rh by the etc ward perfectly dead but tue body
still VAIN md wrapped In q great coat. GA cAami'
nation wound discovered on Tia holt sido OF 'ho
bend nppsrcnily done with baichSt tho thfoN cur
and sey raj s,nhs In the left breast near the heart
Henry Guard, TN apprentice, was niTra'l ON
A. iestim, nv of Geo. Anderson also AN apprentice,
and n e, mutually ciimina'c oach other Uiratd ana
Anderson NE both about IL yoafu at age the i"r"'r
belongs to 20, gbktcpalo, NcwAofA' aud ha' no'h
ote yoysgc before Ia soa, aud Tho lal'of nas "''s
NV York City AID IL IL Ln hru voyage. Noi'hor "i
,,,n conr,c,,tuy ono clsr with tho crime 81 Tar an
", could anrn. A bloody knit, tho blad" 81 "h"h
cd 10 tho woun ds Ia the Captains breast
,saa lurd ia tho locker of ah,shei apprentice bat no
Lao not bocn arrested yet
IN, .b,p Inns ON board large a,nonn, in spe"io ahd
,. ~ Tho bows arrested aiaira that irdu oens "V'"
,f,,rd D., him by The Second boy Who "as iahoh up
of obtaining as triJ iniui II lao ""n'" as'', " '''''
hitting the murder. The body oi tho taP'i" 70 ''
Loa,d Inc ship ha,ins been pa ,oi ia i"s sh"si 81
,i,kI, no ttissuois tlhati aud Anln' aoi,, wee
I,,,Lt M "a, tls city lsai evening la tho 'niei
biaitr Esse.uo tuiie, William Aisih ep'a'" '"s'e'
a,d Inv. been inJs cd in tho Nuaid H""fe. h'"
,tn,,e ibsr " iIi be tabor a. Jail THE "'"".ns
i,,s n,linuips uIr,,is a,e ai'a"l =" the At'si'
t-i,s, one, Lab enau, noonDi phibei. Aul'or
rioii, Ihi,d uniee,. D Hove ~,
Ne az in,i, b,ui To- ,ar,sla ,Ns'v iis-F hs's"
,t Odd g.. uiho. uTIiueie ~ The ts't""e '"s'N
l,tra,a At,L.. a., .,,.s, OI ,hs et.,s tAN's t@'
.oa,a,, Ala has ri".s' si " '"" no sN'f N"i 80"
| .ed aai clio will r,p' shI a..i, 'h's .'''""e
49, tt,.... ..s. Ms.. 49, -. Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

panty ape. okthes hung In sAo'her rcona. and
II. III broad bAH eaten ~ss o. the sabis r'ih NE
I.k hsfoai II. We hopo bevtr noro o 'oa 'Hr'
sbt.o. NJ sight. Mr. Ma thinks that Wanna "'z''
bs,e r. lived forn Fsancs deasi n hof laa' aose'
I'm, n sendng ber son 10 shano The fo''sn@a NJ Ma
hiL,,. AtA1 events 10 hopo Ess IN " IN T" "a
nj. vo,,d IN scveT moro may though iess hnpfiSr
.eg ~, eb,3s (,r n Old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

LAcscn.--To be- isuDqtsd from iht ship ya'' OF
Eoifmd webb, Esp, Dreenr'ihi. at ''"'s ~
mmto~ AaiofdsU mdtdhp Tho W''a "asp''
seboors, Vim T. ,,auopsLa Tids 7t'ss' a '"'
,sis of DC ELbtd Webb, isaeebeH t"" Ws Js''
IN ihs lih u Apil 10 :. All "a ~ o. S'"9 t~'%'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

LATEST FnoN BcnLisc1oS.- Yesterday the body )"
Mr.. Titus Ioyoland Of Illinois was taken bono ~ "N
friends Mrs. Gillespie Of Satehcn. hi'A' whom on,
ipfrrnnn, lei last oyonng, was sinking 'ap'd'y ana
No ply sciahs did not think she would 'n'''' ""''
oo,,iny Tho tdl.r sufferers nro itDp0ving'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05
MARINE AFFA(RS.

LAUNCH OF THE FRIGATE SADIsE.-rhis famous
old frgate, after thiry-one years seasoning upon
the stocks, was launched, Saturday morning from
the Brooklyn Navy-Yard in tie presence OF
over five thousand persons The frgate North
Carolina, the Vixen. ard the Ba'nbndge were
dressed out with fsgs the Marine Rand played
their lvelies, airs, the North Carolina thun-
dered salute through Ler ports and the Sabine sped
down the ways with the velocity Of anhvaanche' into
the river and was only checked BY the steamtug as
ste reached the New York side. She was taken IN
To- and brought back to the Navy Yard, where che
will speedily be mssted, riggej, armed and fitted for
service.
The BRIe.or WAR BAEsRIDor.-The United
States brig. f.war Bahbridge, Capt. Rowan, viii
sail from the Navy ard next week on her return TO
the Brazil squadron. Letters and papers will be
taken by Der 10 the officers and men OF the American
SQUADRON on tba, station. Those who w.h to CON
uunics;e With their friends by this conveyance
should stnd their parcels to the Naval L5eeu n
Brooklyn, without delay.
Loss OF TIE SCHOONER RAMBLER AND HER GREW.
The schooner Rambler, be'orging to Fortune Bay,
Newfoundland, wa. lost iu the gale Of JAN 20, at
LIVERPOOL. N. s, when all on bond, consis ing OF
ten persons persisted. 1t lie said that the vessel was
knockt to pieces against tie wharves In L'verpooi
haibor-aud thar portions of her cargo were actual
w floating about the streets Four bodies were
washed ashore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

Gerry store OF Francis Murphy, Of No. 100 Seventh
ev. The alarm was promptly given. to which the
fremen as promptly responded and soon s1in gui,hed
the flames. Damage about sI50. The fire was
doubtless The work OF design.
IscIsDIARY FIRE Is A RoPE.wALg-THREE MEN
ARRESTED.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, FIRE broke
out in TIE extensive rope-w-lk Of Messrs Stephen F.
snd Vim. 5. Richardson, situated on tue 8ushsick
crofsroaes in the Eighteenth W,rd, Brooklyn TIE
fire. which sas undoubtedly the work Of an in ,endi-
ary originated in the lower end Of the walk and in
few minutes the entire building some 500 feet 10
length, owing TO the combustible material Was en-
veloped in flames. TIE fremen were soon On the
ground but owing TO the scarcity OF water, were only
able to save some OF tie surrounding buildings.
The fire communicated to the Jenny House. large
tbree.story brick buiiciog and from thence 10 the
tar house ell of which destroyed. Messrs. Rich
srdson estimate their loss on buildings machinery
and stock at s25 600 which there is Insurance
Of abou. $1,000. Three men, named Jas Batfy,
William and John Bold were arrested By Officers
Donovan, ThiDkan and Jenknson. on suspicion of
having set the baildirg on fire. These parties had
worked in the rope-walk, and having SHINE difficulty
with the proprietor il is said had threatened to have
satisaction-,his being the grounds upon which they
were arrested They were committed to the SIKH
District StatiOn-bouse to await examination.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN yARICK.sT.--woMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
About u o'clock, Saturday night, fire broke out
in the frame dwelling house rear OF No. 1913 Varck-
st, occupied by the families Of Mr.. Milsu, Dir.
Siranbury, Mr.. Ryan, Mr.. Mcclure Mr.. Maiden,
and Mr. Finn. and an old lady named Mrs. Belden.
The fire originated in the attic occupied by Mrs.
Belden, and so rspid the progress Of the flames
that the upper portion of the building was nearly
DESTROYED before the Gremen could subdue them
The families occupying the lower part Of the house
were greatly alarmed and in their haste 10 save their
property forgot the old lady in the attic, who was
burned to death After the fire was extiogushed, the
remains of the unfortunate woman were extricated
from the ruins and conveyed to the Eighth Wsrd
Station. House. She was badly burned about the
an and legs.
The occupants of the house state that the fire was
the result of car.essness the part If Mrs. Belden
She was addicted 10 the use of ntoxic sting drinks
and on Saturday evening was seen TO come home,
and 60 to her apartments, under the influence Of
liquor The deceased was widow, aud about forty
five years of age, and had resided on the premises
over ten YEAR,. Mrs Belden had a relative lost in
the Arctic whose property she became heir to, aud
in few days would have come In possession o.
about 81 ,00o
The building wss damaged TO the amount OF about
s2Oo-fuly insured. TIE families occupying the
house had much of their furniture damsged by water
sbd break ge
Coroper o Donnell yesterday held an inques. upon
the body Of the poor woman, when, from the evil
dence elected, the Jury rendered verdict, "Toat
Mary Belden came to Der death BY burns received
"whle under the influence Of liquor and we believe
that the premises No. l2s ysrick ct. were red by
her while in this state" Deceased was native Of
Ireland.
FIRE IN sgvESrHAy.
Yesterday morning, about 1 O'Clock, 6rs wa
discovered BY the Sixteenth Ward Poi,e in the gro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

DrsruBAycE IN THE HARLEM RAILROAD CARS
On Friday Gspt Groton, of the bark Edna, took the
Harlem cars a, the station at One Hundred aud Eff
teen'h It, where the company have no ticket agent
and when the conductor came for his fare he handed
him the ususl amount of l2 cents, which refused
unless three cents adoed. On his refusal to pay
it the cors stopped snd preparations were made
10 PIT him of the train. The conductor, thinking he
was not equal 70 the task called 10 his all number
of Irish eborers upon the rosd who not being proper.
" instructed 10 the particular individual they mad
10 deal with mace az almost indiscrmina,e attack,
which the passengers re-sted but before the affair
became serious Alderman Wakeman Of the Twelfth
Wsrd ade bis appearance. and; threatened to arrest
the conductor and his men, after which peace was
.torcd and Capt Groton came on ~ the City with
out further moderation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

ALLEGED BRUTALITY TO WIFE.-An afidavit
was made few days sirce before Justice Osborne
against VIM. Sheridan, living n No 95 James-st.,
changing him with having for a long time past been
in he habit % exercising great cruelty to his wife
from he effects Of which me is now yiog i'll Awsr
for bis issued and placed in the hands
oi Capt. ID tcheit, of the Form Ward. Yesterday
Sheridan called at the Police Cou,t and gave bali In
o. 0oo to answer The charge He denies the charge,
and alleges that the trouble between his wife AMI hi
self arises out of the fact of his being Catholic, she
a Protestant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

ELECTION Fon CorscILxAS.-On Tuesday the
voters Of the vth Council District, Fourth Ward, are
TO choose Councilman, there having been tie at
the last election and 1t should be sufficient to secure
bis election to state that Assistant Engineer JOIN
BAuLoH, Woodworking and popular citizen,
candidate and one well worthy Of the suSrsge' Of the
people TIE opposing candidate we do not knos'
but we are told that be keeps retail liquor essAo'
iishmsnt Of the inferior class and that should % oo
lection enough 10 any peesoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05
fAdegr,ssreDt
ERANDRTTII's

BRANDRETH's PnLs.-Sold in the year 1854, Of
these Puts micn hundred and 6fty thsassna
boxes sud their sale sui the increase ask Il this late
Be wondered when they psEm such works As those stated
below. bsAsoRsra
NSw Yosx February isSS
DR. r. RRaSpskrE: From the Of tobacco became
debisi.d shout -sht years that physicians
.ijerrd impo-sibe down 20 skfn
end bones sdctsd with ehrnnce dyscep.is add every
til ds-sr, 81 With he'd pain Ia ohest,
how els SUD liom moved without
b. .dicne, ~hich j-hitst-i AMI In THE
rditicr uded your EEcsrAsLs Un.
Puts Az Ard gradually became ore
ce,ut hesh through their They mildly, yet enorgsti
csy pureed portion SEEMED 10 Be endowed
with hfr Nv orgnsl robust health restored,
ard thsnk God 6 Wig of httys six Bu
for Pulls verify believe, should be In my srve
shall be psssed Of store and will state
further particulars
am, very repeatedly your obedent servset.
JossPH KgRR,
No. s3 Broadway above ilth st. at the Irving uosse.
New York
Mu.t the world continue banefl Mercury TO lose
blood thu. Of ruined In constitution, when BRAn
DRErBs Puts would 10 feS DAYS have Ieored the patient
TO an OF he ath Over million persons have
expsnced their coed effects and daily recommend them 70
the siilctpS
BRNpRsrHs Puts sold At ~ Cents per Box with fun
directions. the priucipa Office Brsndreths surd,nss-en
No - C.ua,t also a tbs Branch omces, NO. IA
Hudsou and No. "a Bowefy ...
MISUNDERSTANDING principal Office is In the Bald
rs Canal 81 ard Broadway, entrance No Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05
IASyeyriseueut. |

II no information to the ladies of this City
ths, T. & NJ = rowLs& Co selling of their winter
goods Tremendous reduction from their frmer low prices
Bur the prices which they offer superior Table Dsnask
Table Cloths and Napkins low ths crowds nom all
parts the Cts end sdorins country n9ek 70 secure os
saiu, Barnsley Linen shceng and Pillow Linen OF an
wdts abs half their yslu, ami pure hsh shrans snd
fror tra Linens warranted all fax decidedly low prices -
that ali amount OF choice soods iof thoAr
money u,h TO Coz UMBIAx HALL. No. 2sl Grand st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

The BoGus EXPRESS CoaPAyr.--Complsin ts
against iliams, the young man whose arrest we
noticed few dsys since, a. connected with bogus
Express Company, beginning to be quite frequent
Among the number is one from Milwaukee gentle
man. who Sends the following bill, which he received,
lie alleged, from Williams, with intent to obtain
money III der falsa pretenses:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

Suspicios OF ARsos-rbe porter house Of Frsac;s
s1rsy No ieS seysnths. d.os.r-a to be 90 Gro
81 IA oclock yesterday .rd I've MINUTES
tioGsly policemen Tate sad Fiber tAs Srt.tth
sHrl nv irsvsnz b. pas. The slsa sven and
the Zane. etr tushed ser damage 70 tn Az uat q
sboss iae hsd b-ea sustained ~spk, ssurss 10
RcnsseE irsasrce Goa P.cy Tor sies arrested 81
,ustc Of having wifa fire, ks pses .s4 half 10 I'D
he rssuf osb hh vii b. issratsd IN res~l
20 the osisin q he ere BY he 'i-e Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05
iAdvsTtisementI
snll an opportunity TO buy DRY Goops at one

Sui an opportunity to buy DRY GOODS at one
quarter their The large stock Of seis he stare cor
of Csrmine and Rieecker being cold of. 90 os
up hs firm Of THOMAS JANIS The sale ed iss.
MoLdsy aud viii he Snred until the entire stoek dis ose1
o. This Opportunity should be Loot by the
seci complies everything that possibly be desired
uhhins pric-.
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Law. GNIxSELL & MINorr.

ForwaToirz std Co1InissoE Merchants,
South 81 New York Frostst California
J. Las. T. " Guuben. ". IL. Mnott
Su: We received Per steamer North Star. package Of
goods ;ruphs, which arrived in god coniiu,n- .
eizht from San Frspc-co - receipt Of which
IL will be forwarded to direction. order punct1sy Ad
ore's ipostps'dl W X AiNotr, Nee York
P.s-None bot b.nksbe funds received ia payment and
such risk
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REAL IIFE-SZE.-lhe real life size Puoro-
GRAPHS r-6e re.y and hash-s OIL or, sass,
aone BY Roor No S6a sros4 Of frnka Per-
ordinary psEuerreotypes. have them
weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-05

The February Term OF tie Court Of General SEES.
s'on', Judge susr, presiding, vii cpso t,-i-y The
calendar, which is large embraces niue case. of muir.
der, among which is ths, OF James R,sa ssd Justin
Patton. charged with the murder Of James C.hili.
late policeman OF the Eleventh Ward. rerreue,
Hsml for the murder Of his wife a, their residence
in Trinity place the evening of last Ne~.Ye.,'s
day; Wm ShAfenbaugb. fo- fatally .t,bbiog Ger.
msu girl named Hesns Ny ers. a lsysr.bser sslooa
in Gseensich-st Peer NJ Lawson, Sxeie, for
the murder Of an Irishnan named ONeil. For
the follo.ipc calendar OF Ne are indebted to
M John II. Whi,more. Clerk of the City Prison:
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The fcrtune-teler VII, figured on Saturday was
Madame Fleury. Of No. ass Broome-s. She was ar.
rested and admitted tc bail. Her case will probably
come up on Thursdsy.
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TFAS.-The best assortment of FINE TEAS viii
he found tb- CsSroN TEA CoNP>ys newiyereeed snA
eessnt No II, Chsiham It between Pea aud Rsess
the oldest Tes establishment In the city We asuro
cur better =
whoessls or retail. No branch stores
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