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NOGEsE-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN WHEREIN.
~ Richmond Company had the
misfortune lose their freight Richmond
ton Of rolling stock present
deliver all freight siding their
lot Ia this city, the trains shall arrive said
Immediately whom be.
long, the Company will not be- responsible Tor the
the aud the parties Interested, any concerned
therefore that NIL down freight,
At their risk unloaded from the
O. Campbell,
II Superintendent ~ Trsuspnrston.
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~. GKAY's IMPROyED nANOMETER, on


~ GRAY having many years experience the
HNs % Msnomsters Steam Gauges Boilers descrp
lions has established manufaolory this city where he will
uiacure his Gauges Of all
motives mills &c Also Glass Water Gauges
Lamps.
II h. evident that instrument constantly Indicating
~ reliable In it. character and with ordinary
arrangement, dcscfltum both engineer
Pretor enables the e. thu steam with aud
other t managed. and will only
explosions but by promote degree
economy and efficiency ~ the whole establishment.
The above Gauges warranted
Virginia Central Railroad Richmond and Dsnyile
bo brother burr Engrr, Philip Rham Engine BULL.
aud Office Of the Richmond Wing.
When desired the manufacturer viii attach 'lc Gauge heller.
Por sale by VAN LEW a TAYLOR,
ap8 40 Main street. Richmond,
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All 81 the pills Of the day called Vegetable Indian
thsTtic, claim they hnw.
This they goey upon the bowels Irritating the
membrane, aud thus obtain the same
manner the bowr moved by eating something that
with the system THIS truly unnatural method
IN health, law swallowing pitts that dsagr
u, Those who have taken te pills well
weak and debitac condition their left
securing operation Of these asire Pusatves is the bowels
aud feeble aud becomes cosiye and bound
Hence arise dyspepsia and host 81 diseases Radway Regulators
never leave the bowels In ecsvr condition, palm
weariness In their operation.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
Ss,S,5a ~ sSsESsys ~ GS,14

wM. 2. PARRISH A CO, MAIL STAGE LINE
Wisfsr from RcAHond rid StnaOH, GOsast.
waite SalpAsr Springs Le,oisbHrg Charleston Ia. 70 the
Otio Rirsr.
Daily Richmond stanton, snd twesky from
Goshen Mondays, Wednesday,
Ing Gohen with wv. p fARNsH 60 = MAJ sage LiHe
cordng the werky Mail adopted BY the Post o.
Zee Department. from Richmond 10 the Ohio River.
Cars Rhmoud daily al A. NJ.
2tI p NJ.
dnnerl there connecting with the Mall Lines Lev
ington, Winchester and Parkershurg. Va.
Returning trains stanton NJ,
In Richmond ........................lSD
Ia fun time going south with either Of the
Southern Roads.
Virginia Railroad extended completed
Goshen, stanton, laid with Rail
the Of about miles between Goionsvi
and Shadwe Nils which being resyed with heavy
will b. completed few weeks, which the whole
will D. ORDER and for speed safety comfort will
compare with any Railroad la the United
las J. n. TIMBERLAKE, Supt.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
DISSOLlrlON.
IN a unuEHTl t.lhl. A

DISSOLUTION.
VIE nsm % SMITH RonERrs dissolved hy mutual
consent fhos NJ Smith having purchased Of J. r. Roberts
bis enr nters- The late be .r,tie
Smith, Rhodes Co. Who alone authorized
THOS. N. SMITH
fsscAhsonf, January lat, 1856 JNo. y. ROBERTS.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FuNHoS NJ SMITH, late the OF SMITH RORrRTs
this day associated nth him EpwAHp H. Rnspks. Gpl. W.
WILSON and ws conducting general
Of SMITH. RHODES Co.
The subscribers
10 time i've from the
uy large and well selected
dery ke adapted to the coming and woad respectfully
invite the attention Of the Merchants Sads
North Carolina and Tennessee To inspect the
That ne VII be able TO supply them the favorable
To the patrons OF the old hrn
men for their liberal would
most respectfully solicit
guaranteeing ON part 10 give them entire satisfaction
THOS NJ SMITH,
EDWARD n. RHODES.
0EO w. WILSON,
wM. s. HURT.
Richmond, January lat, 1856. i.iT
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TO rliE PUBLIC W-4M
rellas &C. either warne r-ial, l. by
tlo9 ~o, q good Children. Shoes, only ~ cent. pair
E%SS nms W.. e 6" each
& ;;1 o., ,. " .",.,j T. si..s. i
DIRE, I'go,f f ;i s.' e e., , Is' s;s";
change Bank. Richmond Va. deli
uffhiGR 'f 81 >d 1lCf1 S' Gs6 ears
FURNISHING GOODS
IAN0 close The 10Th Of March, No isi Msn street opposite
wm oTn ue as, Of March In ny large ne" ,iorc ro5o.
No i9 Main ire With age entirely spring
and summ,, Clothing Cfr22, JD'G
yUNHUE TtttF OIt.-Reld the following ami come To our
store aud W will tell you q others Win have been
gentleman Of hi. city, "ho.- niece. ru. ehud, suffered
down che hk- acri produce large sore on each
aS ~ a s '' 6a 'e S Of l rs On s s cat az
- ~ child entirely az ai liberty to refer TO he Who
Asgns' = irirad p ou'' 80 ',aar with painful
.a A.G ss WIN ":. s, ss 90, s i to T, .
w. Y, , 70 'e . aaa many oher. W. laye qn's
.,e by nc,y ali iRe prag,a. Of W. o,y snI ~ ''' '''
Ell Sole Proprls,or.. me,'aspd, Va
GCAUFS, rIES AND CRAyATs.-we have open-
- ing ne. o.k n ~. nct st Scarf Fancy bIonvilc,
KEES. BALDWIN CO.
fr2e iol Main street
IlACON HAUs.-6 uerees prime Bacon Ham. ior sal
I'D ny sfLER PifAUP.
elh - Main street
| NEW CHOP y. -. nOLASsEs.-A small sitt.y jus,
| - received snd for sale sILER PHACP,
fls ~ Main street
E.-wONBLE CLAIBORNE have removed H.
~ he sacous Wrreiou Ne II Pes street, fr,oery ocru-
psd ~ Kent, P'n~ 4 Kent fN
a - tsisI.S.s yEHS - PEHIOIs No. NORTH
- CAROLINA SHAh for s,le BY
/
NETHtrE tNDUED CUECKED UNCriNGS.
w Os1pl0r ol1 Slpc, White and Red cl-cke' Tsng.
ofhs best quality. Purchasers viii plea'e call carly
q. 4 VW ATkfN
Nh Opp1ste Escisngr Bans
- REFS. NEw ENGLAND Ht "a, 10 st5,s sud far
! s25 N. JONES.
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TRUNKS, &c.
FALL. STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,

FALL STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
* THE subscriber b.gs leave Il
wi - and the public 10 his stock Of E-(V ESyN
Boots Shoes Trunks, Ac., re- S4A&2l4O
c,lity selected by himself IN person.
II consists Of the variety quality
with u the mArke
lie respectfully Invites purchasers him call promising
sell by the dozen single pair
JNO. q. PAGE.
oc2 No.iS, Market bridge
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LIQUORS.

Ll(SO oRS.
DUDLEY co.. WHoIEsGLs DEALsBs .selusv.Iv In
~ BRANDIEs WINES aud CIGARS would tie particular
attention Of the trade their superior stock COM
prising, ia part
Cugnac an London Dock BrAndIes. Dark and Pale
Madeira, sherry and Port Wines
Old Scheidam Holland 10
Old jamaica aud Sc Rutn
Hook and Clarvt Wines
Champagne Of various brands
Old Rye Whisky aud n. y Rum
Corlials and Cherry Brandy
London Porter an
Sparkling Tonic Ale
Philadelphia Porter and
Champagne Cider
Old Peach AID Apple Brandy
Demjohns Of all sizes.
Goods warranted pure genuine.
sell
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Office X. &P. r. n. Go.

TUNUE STEAMBOAT AUGUSTA. a ss-n
L Capt wM. c. SMITH will resume her regular tsy
trips Hampton, &C, WEDNESDAY next, Aug --k.A<I
22d.
Richmond and Petersburg Depot that morning At ca o'clock and
the hour Monday, wednesday and
Friday Morning. the Augusta will leave Hampton the
days Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays, O'Clock
VI. The Boat will all the regular landings the
both going aud returning
TuOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
Office X. A =. r. II. Co, Aus. ~, ISIS. aus2
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No. 2.
r. X. RESOLvfNT.
uUTNfnpE nIEDnNUn nVEEsaaEG


r. r. RESOLvRNT.
HUM0RS-ClIRONIC DISEASES.
Diens,s Nat hare been lingering f ne system length Of
eDs tIintiH0 the bLoOi ioi Hpes and cOrsing 5ody
,ritl diseases by heredrry de-
scent cOHfrdcfsdby iHocrldo, frdn-Dd IN other
dfsed al Of teicA said diseases and
second class
Railways RENovATING RESOLvRNT.
PpssEssEs the most positive curative powers.
THIS ALL POWERFUL REMEDY.
Has performed miracles la the IL has made
ouud WHOLE whose flesh corruption
dngure by disease render them repusy
the sight.
HUNORs-BAD BLOOD.
Chronic Disedsss, SrgfuOs anil dyic COBlDoiHfs
sumption dHd othsr affections Qftie LHgzdnd TrOd JHd
rdfioHs and OrgdHir En1rgemsHts ChroHic RheuHfua,
GidHdrr SoNags HrctfHg DRY Cough CdHcsrous .lgec-
fiDns Bseting ofe Lungs Dytpspd. Water Brush, Tic
hisreay, Wite SreiiHg niors Ulcers, Hp Dissas,. Fs
male COriots Govt Rict BrOnciHs Lire,t plants,
AND ALL ERUPTIVE DISEASES.
The dose Of the R.olyent taken system
cte with disease the patient experiences the delightful
body cnrchng purifying the casting all
bill, corrupt and lOaiiis0me huunors.
The Renovaing Resoventis positive
plants II has made whole and sound patients who had suffered
the most terrible disease could nnct upon
hos who have tried other and st
the krsulyent Tiul-it will cure
Price one dollar per bottle.
HADWAN & co..
lg2 Fulton Srssf Nstc York
Sold by Druggists, Merchants and sorekeerrs everywere
PURCELL LADD 4 CO..
ADIEA GRAY.
tal4-dAwly Richmond Va.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
VuNhE undersigned have formed
on The is instant, Tor the Of conducting GENE.
RAJ DEFY GOODS, IMPORTING JOBBING AND CON.
Ia the city Of New York, under the
PACES CO. and at No. ~ pear Of
Va under the style and hrm Of ELLkTr. WALLER DREW Ry
CO
Our Mr. just EUROPE where he selected and
pa,uAlsef our Foreign Goods In person for NiSh.
We shall TO
trade beautiful stock at both points, aud favorable
house thi.
;sSss ! BROOKS Brooks. %, S 'sf 1,% % Of
ANDREW T. siLrrr wua as al me s as% q Co..
RICHARD WALLER, Brook. ., ,ss a,% % al
CLAY DREwRY
January 2d, 1856.
ruNHE Arm OF BROOKS nEL WALLER will no, he dissolved
II TIL further notice. We will close of
auction early
hLErr, WALLER, DREwRi A co.
January a. 1896. BROOKS BELL WALLER.
DISSOLUTION.
VuNIk hrm OF : MERCHANT wEISlGER dissolved the
authorised Ia use the Of the firm In liquidation.
Those having claims will please
are requested to call and settle With little delay possible
CO-PARrNERSHIPN NOTICE.
undersigned
for the transaction of the CLOTHING FURNISHING
sne in all its branches under the nrm Of MERCHANT, WEsI
CIR a CO.
They solicit VI
long been bestowed upon predecessor
Having discontinued the Jobing
attention TO the Retail department
will be able to please their patrons in goods style and
u. ". WEISIGER,
Jan g. lsoe-jA CliAs X. DARRACOrr.
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tnonS az rIsr H SE nSnI IIhA'riNE


NJ fSS T.. ~. REID bcgs old custo- 49,.
~ and the public that she returned from Rl3
Viii IT, W" North where she has laid largest Nh
and most beautiful supply Of fsI MILLINERY she
them Her experience such that
passed or equaed n the selection @ goods.
!" son Ia The ordinary supply Of Millinery, fer
sale abundant supply eabr0.dery beautiful
She has In store choice and elegant pattern
In her line Of the latest and choicest styles.
Ladies who fitting Pail
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STEAMBOATS,, &c
a. 5. MAIL LINE RETwEEN NEW YORK. a
RICHMOND
TOUCHING AT NORFOLK.
,u. r,,sr ,Sn ,,v,s.>,r,,-. $3.50.

RICHMOND
TOUCHING AT NORFOLK
CHEAPEST AND PLEAsANrtSr ROUTE
ONLY TAN DOLLARS NEw YORK INCLUDING, MEALS AND
STAIN ROOM ACCOMMODATION; flyE DOLLARS srEERAGc
PASSAGE
FuNnE large eommodous double engine side
u Wheel steamship ROANOKE, Capt sKt>SKs, <<fxfEc,
leaves every Tuesday f-ft1T
Ina. At O'Clock, and City Point at O'Clock next
morning
JAMESTOWN Capt pA.nss City
saturday morning at O'Clock.
Passengers desiring by the Roanoke beard
o'clock
and thcs who desire board either OF them City
Saturday morning 81 O'Clock The charge In either ouly
ti0 through for cabin
Tickets berhs once day during the week
rhr~e Norfolk returning Passage
further information regarding them. inquire ONCE
South side o Basin.
milo LupLAM WATSON.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PiItLApElplA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
- rEAMER CITY or RICHMOND, Capt. MrrcH
= steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Dawn sssr.
rs,L. steamer VIRGINIA, Capt u Rooms HG-
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich <Sa3k
mon until further notice. Monday and Friday touching
Point Norfolk freight and Returning
leave Philadelphia "Wednesday and saturday morning at 10
O'Clock.
ORDER incr~ssei accommodations
having added also
for freight and by regularity dispatch and In protect
ing goods committed chag 10 e'e an Increase OF patron
re- No usnshirmeut by this line
FARE REDUCED.
found
Do PHILADELPHIA and found LIST cabin 6 90
do not found, "a cabin. 4 ~
Point and Nororlk by the river boats
~ by this line stop PhladelPea two thrcS
days, then procssd To New York by the same ticket
mhS- If " r. Rock
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NJ tIEs AND ibOHSES.-2OO adj of
1V1 and Horses have very rSI
choice and superior lot Of stock have
Tor Iron Masters, Railroad Contractors Plantation use All
Tor sale or exchange At fair prices and
EDWIN WALKER,
=, AZ II. Blankeuships Stables
u ue III receipt OF ock, direct
month la the n W.
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NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
HATS, CAPS, &c.,
FOR THE FALL TRADE OF Is5b

4 U u
kSPECTfULLY informs friends and the pnle th., N
~ he has just opened the Pail elegant and
most extensive assortment VI HATS and CAPS, &C. -
His stock of Virginia Goods which has been 20,
large scale and greatest care will h. fouJ n
grter with his nne supply Of Imported embrace.
style, and 10 be unexcrlled anywhere
Terms will be such prove highly
fustomers lsebI 81 Main street Richmond, Va
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REMOVAL REMOVABLE HImoyAIrtt
To the People Of Virginia and North Carolina,
sImMERDEAN wHISKEy.

UNROM his Distiees Augusta county The nhsr.r r M,
orders in any quantities aud for any part United states
Tor uh celebrated WHISKY. II Trnsr O.
pirns' a. The Rair y The Mcchanc. Institute Richmond No
Nelrr 1871 Liquor Intended
sud for the best Hotels may ordered OF any agr om Two ~
dress Iyft ~ A. urrn ~"
t.rl-
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No. I

)iss and ints caused ~ Exposure
cal Ada0e orer ,ohich Rddeiys Ready Reiicf aud RAD
iID's Regulators tAe most
and rsich irH READILY yieid 10 re r. r. treatment
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THE TENTH WARD KNOW-NOTHiNGS.

Our reporter from mere force of habit again found
himself at Council No. on Saturday evening. The
company Of the Brothers is to him recreation IN
which he engages with the zeal, as it not only
affords him season of rest at the close Of each week.
but also is in the direct line of his duty faithful
chronicer Of events From inquiries he is able to ex
plain what has before seemed to him mysterious viz.
the fury of the Brothers in regard to TIE TRIBUNE
He finds they object not to his report but his remain
ing ncog; claiming to themselves an exclusive monop-
oily of the rights of secrecy, in addition to their Let
tiers Patent for ell the patriotism in America. lie IS
now relieved Of all anxiety.
At o'clock p. m the gave sounded to order. After
the regular routine Of business and initiation OF TWO
boys, the Treasurer presented bis report, showing
scanty supply of cash. This induced suspicion that
the funds had been stolen squandered To operate
as q check in future Brother Buchanan moved the ap-
pontment of Committee of Three to superintend all
collections and Disbursements Brother Thomas
Tlton, @ member recently initiated, opposed the
motion in q speech of about FIFTEEN WORDS! With
out directing his remarks TO any one but "a If treins
at the heap" he said, in full, heavy, harsh voice,
" / want to know if you have so much money you
need watches for it," Brother Tilton, though sus-
tanned by one or two others, was not equal to the
emergency Since Brother Van Ripper has been de-
throned Brother Buchanan has succeeded to power.
He carries all HE measures and Of course carried this
one. Brother Titon ought to have remained silent
week two in order TO get acquainted with the ropes
This being his second appearance only and coupled
with the fact that he dared oppose Brother Buchanan,
will cast shade over his whole Know Nothing career.
bad beginning Thomas, very
II having been ascertained that the charter OF this
Council was destroyed or lost And as all acts in the
absence of charter are void, Brother Wainwright
moved the appointment of a Committee OF Nine TO
procure one. Carried.
halt in the proceedings being encountered, Brother
Armstrong moved that the report of the doings OF this
Council, as published in The TRIBUNE OF Tuesday
last be now read. Hereupon fierce struggle ensued.
Opposed was Brother Van Duser and his men. Afr
native was the mover, Brother Armstrong, who alone
is tower Of strength, and large body guard to back
him. In this struggle Brother Buchanan again showed
powerful points, as manager. Like his illustrious
predecessor in power, Brother Van Ripper he managed
TO vote with all parties to please all. On the
motions to stave of the reading, he was Van Duser
man. Fooled here, he came over TO the Armstrong
marty and on the vote to read he was in the minority
Brother Corson then read the report referred to. A
a reader bis manner Is decidedly good. His voice haa
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CT L Y I TIE VI 8.

OUTDOOR PooR.-This is the term applied to all
who are assisted by the Alms-House Department at
their own homes Ii is of the most excellent fea-
tures-or rather il was intended TO bein all the scope
of duties Of the Ten Governors because little timely
assistance a trifing relief of temporary want, may
save whole family from the degradation OF pauper-
ism-often has saved them. The system was origin
ally intended to give aid to those who were sick or
aged or feeble OF any way temporarily disabled from
earning their support by their ordinary industry 1t
was the came system that Is pursued now by some
private charitable associations. The names of wor-
thy poor families being aseertaned-Often by infOrma
ton from acquaintances-they visited and their
wants carefully investigated and kindly relieved with
out degrading them TO the ranks of paupers. How
terribly this whole matter has been altered and abused
and turned into degrading, paupersupporting pau
per-makng beggar and beggarly institution, may be
Judged by the public when they are told that this
Derartm ent has furnished TO the Outdoor Poor" of
the city this Winter coal for 900 families And
what families large portion Of them Were paupers
and children Of pauper in Europe, and many OF them
have depended upon the Emigrant Commissioners and
aid 10 the Outdoor Poor" every Winter since they
landed upon our shores, and probably will just as long
as coal and other aid to out door poor gwen out by
the Aims Horse Department a. it is now. Mr.. KEEL
lock- the Superintendent of this Department, is proba
bly, as well skilled and efficient any officer in the city
He has in fact reduced the chaos Of disorder and con-
fusion 10 system; but what can he do What could
any human being do who is borne down with fourteen
thousand clamorous beggsrs-msny Of them are
pething else-for share of the spois by votes Of
" the rale Dimccracy" of the city, They come In
swarms, hordes, droves or herds, and often in gar.
ments that indicate squalid wretchedness fifth and
utter degradation. No woman that has spark OF
pride left TO her inheritance can go any further than
to peep through the door. She will need 70 look but
once to content her to go back to her cherries home
10 freeze and starve rather than be numbered
among the outdoor poor" Of New-York. II she
went i'll TO ask for share Of the coal that has been so
literally distributed, she would have 10 submit to be
driven with the herd into a pen = that termi-
mates in long lane by which one at
time is brought 10 the stand for examination
Then series Of questions put such as So What's
your name Where DO you live! Are you widow
How long have you been widow Or, where Is
your husband, and what dce- he do How many chill
dren have you got There, thstll do 20 along; well
send visitor" And they do send visitor, and he
probably tries to ascertain tina, the applicant not an
npoeter, or totally unworthy Of aid from any charity
But what can he do with such host The whole
system needs sweeping reform. As it IS IS an out
raceous nissppropratol Of money devoted to the sa
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF GENERAL sEssioss-FEs 4-beiors 'adss
CAPRox
CHARGE TO TIE GRAND JURr-rHE PRoHiBirohf
LIQUOR LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.
The February term Of the Court Of General sessions
commenced its sitting this morning at the usual houf
end the followng-named persons were sworn ID 40
Grand Jurors for the term:
Hen. james Harper Foreman,
Louis J. Pellofi, Oiooons l. heny,
TScra. prnrn Henry A. Seaman,
Wm- Cromwell. JLo l.. Ni6us
Noses W. Dean, Abraham OserhoSs'
Charles Fowler. Geo. "; r,naIt,,
Jro 5. FErSk. Aie1anaef hAhki1'
Stephen ID. Fraser, DAVID I1Pp~nf
VIVA NcGswuy, Matthias /" liAms p''
Uovsl Houpoot Parrck Grove,
James q. Jacobs
A Petit Jury was then mpsneled, after which
Judge Capron delivered the following important
charge 10 the members Of the Grand Jury:
THE CHARGE.
GESrLExIs: The opening Of another term Of tbs
Court brings again into communicating WITH tne
Grand Inquest Of the City and County of New
VOW SELECTION - Grand Jurors, perhap' ns0a'
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sr.pRIyG ARRAY nErwEEy RgLArrvEs.-On Sun.

day evening William and John Miller brothers. entered the
dw.ug of their cousin william Miller, baker living No.
4s sixth avenue and consequence of previous family
Misunderstanding between them commenced abusing him In
the rnost shameful They indy foil upon him
struck him several powerful blows Miller escape into
the street and called help, but followed by his assa.
ants one OF hon. his sake VIM Miller drew pocket.
knife and stabbed him in the neck and side nctns serious
wounds The ASSISTANTS then fed and for time escaped but
in the evening Officers Fisher and Roach, of the Sixteenth
Ward captured VIM Miller at his residence, No Carmins
street. ard his brother at simpsons oerhouse OF
h street and Sixth avenue whore he was concealed
between beds The prisoners were taken before Justice
Fandreau where VIM. Miller confessed stabbns his cousin
and regretted he succeeded poorly They both
locked up These Mers Ishmen aud when the Angel
Gabriel was holding forth this city they his constant
and john Miller followed him Waterbury, Conn,
where In a street fight he near losing his life.
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The new Private Class in PRACTICAL PHRE

soLoGY will be formed THIS EVENING at No 500 Broad.
way where those who desire may obtain practical knowl
edge OF this useful and interesting science
Pros,or sinsn .ays Phrenolosy undertakes to accom-
tsh for what Philosophy performs for the external world
claims disclose the real Of things and present Ma
ture unyal led, and in her true features"
The Hon Horace Mann: " look upon Phronoogy the
guide to Philosophy and the hsndnhi Cbrsauity Who
ever disseunaes PbTenOlOgy public benetactor"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

A youns named Alex Cameron, Alias Parker, yes
terdsy arrested by officer Long OF the Seventeenth Ward
CHARGED with stealing gold watch money various
ticle clothing from the honse Of Mr. Robert Faulkner
No PAS Ii appears that Cameron recently
rived in the city Nova Scotia California and
Iut up with Mr. Faulkner Old friend and schoolmste and
while there succeeded in carrying of the aboyeamed articles
most which belonged other persons living the hone He
suspected OF being the thief and traced 30 the City Hotel
where he had engaged and there all Tho stolen property
except the found. The watch he sold Mr. d. r.
King Mr. X that ii again stolen from him The
taken before Justice Brennan whom he
leased his guilt He was then locked up for trial.