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TIME UNDERSIGNED wishes TO inform his
l. friends and neighbors that ne viii open School
on MONDAY, Oct. Ist. To those VINO will take
advantage OF this opportunity for their children,
he promises the fulllIntn Of their most ssnguiEe
desires. Il. 4. CRONlN.
Fer further particulars apply at No. 90 Wash
in9ton street bet ith ard 5th SITS. sep l9-sSk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-19

5. II. MOWERS
IRON FALL BOOT, SHOE, AED TRUNK
ESTABLISHALRT
Y HAVE just received large assortment OF Gen
tleInen's, Ladies', Misses Children 5, In
Boys and Youths BOOTS and SHOES E4E
for Fall Trade. Also, p large aSsOTtne;.'F ~
Of Travelling TRUNKS, VALICES. and es1
CARPET BAGS, which viii be s5ld CHEAP FOR
CASH. All in want OF the above articles viii
please call at
s. p. HOOVER'S, Iron Hall,
Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
sep l9-lW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-19

The Next Opposition Presidential Cardi-
date.-The movements of the straight Wings
of the North, on which we commented at some
length yesterday, have more in them tnan
simply disposition to resist the encroach-
ments of Republiesnism Tin black domino)
and Know Nottingham. We know that We are
correct in sayingthat they fore shadow the fixed
purpose of able and trusted leaders in every
State in the Union, to be foremost int the field
with q regular Presidential nomination next
summer Their purpose is to place on the
track some conservative and well known Wing
elkatesman, who is Wing oil over and Wing
only; and to make it plain to the comprehen-
sion of all before they nominate him, that he
viii be supported by all real Wings of the
country; which, in turn, they know will be un-
derstood by the friends of the isms to embrace
an insurance las it certainly wilD that their
candidate will be the only person who can pos
sibly be elected, except the nominee of the
Democratic party, whoever that may be. We
are writing by the card in announcing these
facts.
We hny soy AaishSis Shoe viz PoikSo Va
those who are active in these arrangements,
is not to push the fortunes of any particular
aspirant, but to get on the track the best pos
sible representative Of Wing principles and
measures, who, at the same time, shall be least
obnoxious to the opponents of the Democratic
party every where, who are not and have not
been affiliated with the Wing party. We
know further. that many Of the gentlemen in
question at present regard Ex-Governor Wash
ington Hunt, of New York, as the man for the
occasion, in the belief that though at no time
a member of the Know Nothing organization
that will support him heartily, if necessary, to
give them a chance in defeating the Democ-
racy; while they also hope for the favor (fol
him) of all Of those who have gone into the
late movement for Republicanism in black
domino, except the ultra Abolitionists of the
new party,) which will soon be found to be
stock that cannot possibly pay. Ex-Governor
Hunt, though a man of very moderate preten.
sions, has very few assailable points indeed
as public man, and will be likely to make
as good a run as any opposition candidate te
| be named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-19
ID. y. DYSON,

STUFFED GAME AND OTHER BIRDS.
- Several cases handsomely prepared, for sale
by Z. TUCKER a. CO,
353 Pennsylva6ia avenue
sep 19-eoN Unionl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-19

The Voyage and Mission of the United
States ship Supply.-We have been favored
with the following interesting letter from a
friend recently in Tunis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-19

CHOULDER-SEAM SHyRTS!-our a.scr,-
- ment Of Gents dress Shirts Is very large ana
assortment or sizes complete: Prices uniform and
moderate al a. STFVFNSsS
sep 19-3t Salesroom Rrowns, ua,o,
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FIRES.

TIRE N EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO persons
USING CAMPHEsE.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, csmphene
lamp suddenly exploded in the fourth front room
Of No. l:6 Esst Twenty frst-st setting fire TO the
building. The alarm was promptly given, but before
the flames could be e1tnguished, neay everything OF
value in the room was destroyed. The apartment was
occupied by Thos. Morecraf His loss is about $50.
Insured on his furniture 500 in the Stuyvesant lnsur-
ance Company, but the policy is void in consequence
of his using csmpheDe without having the fact spec'-
fed in said policy The Company, through sympathy
we presume, presented Mr.. Moecraft with thirty dol
lars.
The building was damaged to the amount Of shout
sio Insured a. 900 in the Rutgers Insurance Compa
py. The property is owned by G. J. Hamilton
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w. R..Sos. names e, MT.sony
Quarter. t:5S f;JI oi.o,
HsfMIe ........... l:l4 l;lSf i;i5t
The great trot on Thursday was well contested; the
attendance at this track was large, comprising many
Of our most respectable men, VIII, had been induced
to attend in consequence of the great fame of the AMI
msL Who were 10 contend. This affords an evidence
of the truth of what have all along asserted-hat
it needed but proper entertainment to bring those gen.
temen ont who have decided partisy for the sport,
but who do not think it worth while to lose time in
attending every match that is item up. The betting
was 800 to $40 on Tacony. On stripping Mac pre-
sen.ed an excellent appearance, and stepped so firmly
that his hackers were sure Of winning their money
Tie third hest was well driven by G. Spicer, who
tried all bis efforts to win the
UyIoy COURSE, L. I-TRoTTISG, Thursday, Sept
27,-Doube-team lace; match $500; mile heats, best
three in FIVE:
W. Peabody names Bay Team. Received Forfeit
Il. woodruf name. Gray Team. Paid Forfeit
CEsrREvILLE COURSE L. L-TRoTrSG- Wednes-
DAY, Sept 20, l.55-match $500, two mile heats 70
300 lbs. wagons and drivers.
d. Pder named Katy woodruff. Received forfeit
J. Whelrey named Bel Of Richmond. Paid forfeit
This forfeit took all present by surprise that had
come to see tro the well known speed of he gray
mare has been ascertaned. The owner Of her was to
blame, ss Mr.. whepIey offered to trot the same racer
Tie owner of the bay said he was satisfied with
the forfeit and would not make the match
USIos COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTIsG-I Wednesday,
Sept. 26-mstch $780, two mile heats, to wagons.
d. Piaer names b. m Katy Woodruff. ............. |
j. Eof nsnes & g. Murdook.
Time-5:S6 s.:
Murdock was entirely out of condition for tie above
race; he has been of the turf year or two having
been lame, and to make matters worse, had to carry
fifty pounds more weight lie also .rotted hard race
the day before. His owner showed poor judgment in
making this match. II the horse had chance, it
would take good nag to beat him. The betting was
800 to $50 on the bay mare.
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IAavptss-rr>rtI
p.,c~vxpus,y Coal FOR PARLoB Ayp Bsc

,oos IIsr -Pa cheerful and bnilat nc -, 80, a.,
6yn ,n..pins ana toe ssa free from cn-t -
,e.e,ye 9s 3 made With one haf e- 9asty o. "a. 80
iry .ooS The Z ecteafase Coal d rco.sm% ael ~ 80
,isrs Ia the vicinity Of the mne ~ actF On iiasry
..ns reason tA.i hardwood tr- more de"fs''s
Coal Ry careful sns rsp.stet exp~snent. nc Sr.,,k
found th.i two tans th. Cos egus u 'sres oh ~
C.n,el One trA By msknS sres IN dap esio -
using the Of Enslsh CsDne one and b- 80
cther hsvios tber each The r-sa'
noppd. Of Bec kenras, held thermouis-r - co.,
oos~r than pounds Csnoel By careful nqu'ry nne
ch.Arru English Camel u not I. gcnefsy sappS
nS~r han . sur Some Of thu dealers il this city sw -
poqncs k,r ehadron- ehsldron Of the Breckeonas,
fvrrs ,nf.br fer burning ~ otly $50 pounds nay 20 ea
pns .s al the OF the .de bat the ruth cso ~
aty -ronr one, md Il may prevent vrons 20 49,
Th,ea on.yss Of al the Brcksnritxe that WIN eos 70 W
.rtet th season sreaiy enssset By the cu and oenssS
And the baane would BE- taken for the sane
but dee Of the advertiser thai tsa
Of with eh.. view IL viii be SID al eD
tnp f,f pourds and broken and Delivered 90 Gag
,sn.ins In can be seen barnisx samples be hA
y aJr also At the oaios o. T. L. Snow Ccsdeaer Ma X
81 80 80, Of s-th..t J. TaoArsoS,
~ w. ' corner Of Wall - and Srosdwy.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

In the case Of the United States Gcyernmest s9t-
Rodman M. Price, Governor OF NewJrsey, Tor
default now before the United States Circuit Court st
Trenton Judge Grier yesterday refused tho spphco-
ton of the defendants counsel for bill Of psricuiars
The suit br Jugbt upon the bond Of the defeodAsk
and for this reason the application was held 70 DO M
necessary.
The Government seeks TO recover for an alleged
default Of s75 900 while Governor Price was psrsF
in the Navy and stationed at California. The d.
PENDANT claims tina: not only is he not defaulter bu
that the Government is actun y indebted To him sons
$50 900 beyond tho amount Of the alleged defsat bat
that his voucher we're Lost at the tns stes nbsat
on which he was travelling in Alabama was burned.
In the case Of John ID. Hsgsr agt. the Now-Bruns-
wick Navigation Company (One Of the former priys.s
and close corporations inside Of the New-;eney ma,
nopoy the plaintiff moved for the production Of ce.,
tain privse books in the possession Of Wa. H. Gasxr
mer This motion was refused, but the plaintiff 'sss
notified that he could subpsna Gatzmes himself s~d
thus obtain the evidence desired and could aiss cub
pena the President Of the Company. Hagsr was fem
eriy stakeholder in the Company, hat Nans1re4
his stock to them at lees than its vslns he alleges.
they having made misrepresentation TO him Ne
s.ek, to ascertain its real value BY examination Of
the acoouDB
The Gaze of Goodyear agt. Day for violation Of As
Cbsfee Qndiarubberl patent has gone of for the term
by consent.
The New Jersey State Temperance Convention ws1
held yesterday at Trenton. A series Oh nsders'a
resolutions was adopted, ana several prouainsnt gen
,,emen advocsted an application TO the Legislature a.
prohbitory Lew of character IS little obseionabAs
as Is possible to ket-leaving oct the se arch AMI
seizure provision, &C. Confidence was expressed In
the final success Of the movement in favor Of pro-
hibitory law but disposition to proceed Cautiously
and prudently was manifested.
NEwJERsEr STATE TEMPERANCE CosvESTIos
| This Convention mt on Wednesday, at Trenton.
The officers of the Convention were folows: Prei-
| cent, f. K. Badock Of Hunterdon; Vhe-Presideses-
lat District, Is. C. Tatem; lid, John u. Raloa lila
X. s. Kecne6y; Iyth, John Krahsn; With, Y. b.
BETH stceta ies-H. Is. Ho sell, and r. 4. Pitusn.
| The Rv. M.sHp. Crane, Ely. Wilmer. aud Messu.
| ID. N Wiley, and K. Bullock. were sppointede Csa
Mite On Resolutions. Messn. Ripley and Grsvs>
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tAdvsrticmenti
TIE PLATFORM SCALES
Sold ~
DvsKss, sovGH n Co. .

Are now acknowledge TO be the cheapest md bet a Tvs
reputation &c ;uired BY the Msnuscturers,
Tug pysyxs AND PoRsYrH MANUFACTURING CoNr.r.
. n.ler, Of Fire Proc, and Weighing Machinery hss
,i.ca5 thsm yxsr AMONG TIE foRsMoSr OF Anercsn Ma
a.. and 4, ske credtsbe 10 Distinguished founders sad
% subscber have now hand carefully selected ana tea
.tk OF The Ware the COMPANY ueh sPatfot ans
re- scaes upward Of dsct modics ions sdsptei 70 sas
Ssnasrs Of every CIVILIZED nation fireP Proof Sass' w
boue and Bssssss TucAs Letter Copying Prrsss SaSH
Mills &c -, -. ....f.,
We are prepared every article 1t the lowest msnsso
turrrs' prices with f guarantee TO qusy. saa On
most sccom mod .pg trims
Pprcbase. sooSs line inyit ID to v,At ot "~
$500 w. - DusXss HsUGE Go.
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advertiser en'.
RUsHTON's Con

hTSTITUN
no. scsoyuLA &c.-Dr Reese remarks 10 HIS Ga no
ta moo that the RUsHroS mas 80 icn, oorn ideae
ned with Con LIVER OF. by reason OF his lsud,b ents
perpe'uatng the reputHon 40
by husuroNs OF The attempt 70 do orvs
him of HI, s aitim. claims In particular by rival hoa.
OF public fsyor and cannot fail 20 be apoa
nv liberal men profession FRSDEeIcK w. kUshroAs
.ou of the ate VIM L. RUsHIos No. 10 Asto House aud ma
al Broadway, corner CanalG.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

COLLISION on THE RTER.-Yesterday moraisg.
abou. o'clock, the Peck slip Ferry-bost Niagara
was run into, off the Navy Yard by propeller and
the for part of the genemens cabin was osnsid
erably damaged. The plot of the ferry-boat rovced
tho engine as soon he observed the danger but The
propeller was kept on its course, thereby causing The
colision.
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EVENING SESSION.

Att o'clock the Convention reassen6led, BISHOP
PoTTER in the chair. Tie election OF Deputies 10
the General Trennal Convention was LAID over 10 the
next Annual Convention.
The following were announced elected the Standing
Committee for The ensuing year: William herman,
DID,, John McNickar, DID, Benjamin l. Halght
DID, Samuel K. johnson, ID, Hon. Murray HON.
man. Floyd Smith, Esq, Gerri; q. Van Wasenen'
Eco, Gouverreur N. Ogden, Esq
On motion il was made standing rule that a ma
iority of the members in Convention should DO sum
cient for the election Of officers.
The Treasurer read q report of money received from
c;een; parishes 10 cover debt incurred IN the pros
ecutiou OF certain cleryymen for immoral contuct.
The Committee on Canons reported on M Leon
aids motion for an alteration of Art. III OF the Goa
siution for the admission OF Deacons into the Con-
yentions as referred 10 in report OF morning. session.
TIE Report favored the admission OF all Presoytes 70
the Conventions who have been connected with me
diocese for twelve months.
Much debate followed. DR.. HIGBEx TOOK strong
grounds in favor of the motion, conendlng that ceT
symen in good standing in the Church could not De
excluded from the Conventions. DR.. HAiGHr opposed
and the Rev. Mr.. MONTGOMERY took the other ile
DIR. VIyros Dr. TAYLOR Of Grace Courch, and the
Hon. MURRAY HOFFMAN, also strongly opposed the
Report while DR.. HIGgEE took occasion to reply 70
Dr. Taylor in defense Of his position.
A motion TO postpone further eonsideFaoon 10 inc
next ANIMAL convention was lost.
motion 10 strike out the IL months residence
clause was also voted down.
ON motion, the whole subject was recommitted 10
the Committee ON Csnons, and the Convention al
iourped 10 o'clock this morning.
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TAdveItiement.l

Advertisement
GREAT TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN GESlUs.-rnis
age Of Improvement continually bringing forth great achieve
meg and the days Of Fulton can produce any
thing tha. pesmnently and distinctly cHres aoas upon
the tide OF popular opinion the besatifol results which
show that tuton cam More Teegraphs and kDDEk
Gas be handed down 20 posery as among the
poest OF the land and sge and al would ssJ get one OF
KppERs Gas REGULATORS, and from y 20 81 per cent
with better light lees trouble sna nere healthy 1n'spnere
The following will Of Il saving propensine. ana to
illustrations call ibis Office and get Regulator and save ho
most unsatisfactory Of al bils-yoor Gas bill; . ,,,.
CfscfSsATI. Tuesday May 2, ls5t
Nr J. L. DoUcLAss-DeA Sir: Ga exslination OF tho bb
ped BY the Gss for three months previous
Introduction Of KideSs Regulator BY you In ths w9t
there Consumed monthly zoos oeI
And for zach Of the succeeding three months aftet
ifs being introduced into use (Jsn7ary9 tho
average MONTH, consumption wa only.... osS5t feet
s9s3i feet
Showing saving Of per cent BY the uss Of the Resu
lstor.
also combines other sdvanss.s such producing uniform
flow 20 the burners thereby didnsins betsf ga
throughout the building ard also by the prevention
Of the undue Of G1 from the burners renders the use OF
Gas much ess Offensive. -
Yours respectfully, l. WnhoEs;
J. L. DoCCLAss, Secretary No ~ Broadway
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tire law of July 1882 tan on slsc cso being the c'pi-
tai Of the American blank Book ard Paginz Con-
nary; 60. on $500 OOo the capital Of the New York
oh Manufacturing Company; and in favor Of deoyinE
tie application Of the Ocean Bank. for same the sp-
icsiion not having been made before second Wedoes
dsy in July, required by Law. Adopted Adjourned
TO Monday next
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fAdysr,iseme~'
. -. :,
t,,ppCrypr PATENT This is 10 certify thAe

AMBRoTYPE PATENT.-1his is to certify thAe
We h.y. sold the usive right for taxing Ame eypss 10 .ee
Ci Of New. Yors Ioos IL and 70 Mr. ~ roSIW
>os No STS Broad-sv CAUroN-The term Anorcttpe wes
onrnstsd a. trademark TO d-sgnse oar fnent fictnres
witch ecsy sealed b, hr oaap, or ie siuvass
this pictures single glass ps - ~ th-rvitr al
frinsemept rights njares cur business ~
user in Liability for damages. QUITTING ooNpV,S,
~ - Proprie.ors OF Ambrotype Patent, Boston
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FATAL FAIL-Coroner Hilton yesterday held On
naue., No 100 Wsters upon tie bsiy Of jams. Ryan
sbnsx maa died FROM paralysis poduced By h received
on the ih lust The deceased spoesr csnias onf o.
,he house Of friend e Ne Is Carroll sIosdyn, .sen
sdsut.y fell into the ssi sustained the icjures whrA
vsre TIE esus. Of h death. BE eays a irssna ~
YesE1 q sss VERDI &, ascasotS aesSh
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A CORRECTION.
% ~ E1stor Of Ih< n. Y. 1ribEsA

To n< E6stOr qf The ~ T. TribEss
SIR: Will you have the goodness to correct the
mistake occurring in your paper of yesterday as to
my having been placed on the Retired List by
the Navy Board as no such decision hiss beea passed
on me in any way by tina: Board
R.reetfulIy HENRY < HORF
psl.Seipaia, sept D. 1855 Commander u. s Navy.
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STYLE and te natural instructive incidents Is well as
it's liyeIipess OF illustration.

Scguei 10 Orr Folks at Home, by EDWARD ToLryER,
is published by Charles G.. Henderson d Co., PhAs-
delpbis, and cold by D. Appleton Co. 1t censls.
Of series of romantic sketches related for the mos.
part in lively style and with q useful moral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28

A new edition Of MEADows's French and Engt''a
Pronosneing Dictionary edited by FELIX j. b.
KoEsrLER, is issued by Roe Lockwood Son. Il is
Of convenient form for reference and Is well printed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
TAdyertisennsnt.I
,rs snswar 20 msny inquiries

rsarrs the Of this Art the sub-cnrr .""d
rs, r. ;nrn 81 6oi.h he employs, housh recently died
10 the hs. been in enoash 10 demeosuS
tno.n rshod of finishing Ambrotyps. no ra rsasees
the perwsnence aud durability OF every pictns "eas ~
establishment NJ " ok.pf N@ -" "''"N"V'
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VIEW OF THE SCRIPTURE REVELATIONS CON
CORNING FUTURE STATE by RICHARD MhArh'
LY D. d. limo, PIP. go. Phlsdephis: Lindsay
Blakistop
The contents of this volume were originally deliv-
cred in series of lectures TO country congregation
of the Archbishop of Dublin. They were published
in the English edition without any essential change
and are here reproduced in the same FORM Cogency
and clea,Dess of argument candor of statement and
sir guar verbal acuteness characterize this work, as
well az the other well-known productions of DIR.
Whately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28

The Word Builder, by RICHARD G. PARKER, Is the
title of series OF first essons in reading on an en-
TREY novel plan. The high reputation OF the su'no'
as writer of educational works will secure the af'en
ton OF teachers to this new production Of his pen
n2mo PIP. lis. A. s. Barnes CO..
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Series Of Alplo6ets, by ARCHIBALD McLrES' in-
tended az textbook for engravers and painters OF
letters, is published by D. Appleton 4 Co. Is pre-.
sents in convenient form for reference examples OF
all tho letters in general use, aud is executed with
mastery skill More beautiful specimens Of engrav-
ing are seldom seen. and 30 work of the kind with
which we are acquainted equals it in practical utility
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po,pD up ALDERMEN

BOARD OF ALUHKMbN'
THURSDAY, Sept 27-Ald. ISAAC .. BARKER PIES
idep', in the char.
Guy Railroad Peoeipts.-The Controller reporter
the receipts BY the Sixth and Eghsv Railroads for Ansas
A. follows:
EShthsy. Railroad. .................... So,ffp ~
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TsrsspAY.-Mayor wooD in the chair. Nothing
of Importance was done. Reports were received sna
stopte0. correcting taxes In several cases. >,
A rnmber of small bills were ordered TO be paid
TIE reoor. OF Committee infavoC Of RENTING, under
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IAdYeriisement.l

IAdvetiisomentT
JR SrAFroRDs OLIVE TAR, THE INV ELB0-
y,Ic.l RsMEpY-OLrvg Tar IS suALsD Ass APrLise ~
IA NOT TAKEN. Cures di 'eases OF the
TuxoAr, Lungs NERvLs. MUSCLES, JOINTS AID sxsu'
Sid At Nos y and "a Newest, at 50 oenu bottle.
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Guy Rirers, by W. GILMORE SIass, is published
by RI dfeld as the latest issue OF mis- new and uniform
edition of the authors works. II is completely re-
vised after the lapse of twenty years from its original
publication but its illustrations of Georgia life retain
the freshness Of their prime. The dedicaory preface
to Charles r Carroll OF South Carolina has some In
terestipg photographed "reminiscences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28

The LATE SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Coroner y Donped
investigation yesterday at the New YORK Hopi
In relation to the death of John H. LGnd~ehr who shot
the leg on the Eight of 9th inst No 81 Grsenwehs
by one Tspprech who fred crowd vbich was the
deceased The evidence sdduced showed the same state OF
facts published yesterday Tbs inquest was 70
10 O'Clock this morning.
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Bold ROBBERY Nsw DoDGE.-The house
Of May Bss No l0l Ciutonst robbed Jester iS
sernoon under the following ccum tances: Two mes In
WIS yol drove up the house. One Of them got out SD
ahp hand walked into the font b'onent door whence ne
proceeded 10 inspect lumber VI the upper some
u which occupied BY lady boardeu On doscensns to g
cut he was met By MIs ass whom he ssked named
resided there She him In tho negative wsss
out slammed the door shu and with has
MON wagon and off, lie had busde under hs
am when Mira Bass but she suspected nothing wroag
Among mssns articles gold watch nunbsr Of ssk
dre skirts other ices of female poicsmss
oppo.te side Of the street. at bs time sn6
observed them but enred his mind that burg siss
were now by the aid VI hoe aud wagon In brosd
daylight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28

C,Rprrs-YOUNG s. JAYNE, No. J6i BroaA-
corner Of Fr.nkiu (oppcs, TsYlcrs saiocrl ches
,cd BsussyLs CARPET dollar yard and otnef q
tcies In heir line at propouiopate rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28

SUICIDE Coroner ODonnell held an inquest yes
terday at the corner Of Thrdav and Forty -secoud-s
upon the body of Mrs. Martha Textbook, native Of
England, IS years Of age, who committed suicide on
Wednesday night by swallowing an ounce of arsenic
which she had purchased of druggist for the syowed
intention of poisoning rats. The testimony taken
went to show that Mrs. Tepbrsok had been driven to
suicide by trouble the nature OF which wever, was
not stated. She leaves q husband and family to
mourn her untimely death. The verdict Of the Coro-
ners Jury was Suicide