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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

ARREST or Az ALLEGED Observation-Disclosures
psiu, Johr,on individual somewhat given 70 purchasing
nercbsud without the romotes tisa OF paving for H. VISA
taken before Justice Cousoy Al the Lower Police Court on
Saturday charged with swiujus. Mr. Il. D. j. purchased
$500 esrs John f. Rovce Of Eighth avenue ot $50 90
ord rg be lett No. ls 6ros iway Mr. Royce le
the goods directed when his customer asked him 10
with the ece Of Mr. Green, to got the cash Mr.
Royce Piled but the cash not forthcoming and
their return thought he would take his property back. lie
(cund that hsc been sueptously removed By
confederate and therefore, constrained TO give hl John
son the hands Of justice Several ether parties who have
suffered at his hapds compssed against him. Mr. John
son vss held by tie Justice FOR examination
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TIE TURF.

us,cr Coun,r L. I-THorIIrss .a 1so p.c ,-
Ss(.ySou Oct 81, 1857. Match. si'Vi mile h'sb.
beet three ~ Eve;
= witt g. L ssri,i ('yot'er 70 w,ssnl.....s J
T." -, D. Hugtes (pscer 20 20 u gs:Jnl.i ar.
h~5"'' dino r:fS -2;8.
Ux,os CouR.r. L I-TROrTIsG-7kur,do Oct
90 is57. Mat, h, 500; NILE heats, in harness:
ID Ta-nsa, b.. gedire.....
S. McLsushNa, sr msre..........................2
fiae .f-s:S.
Rrp HoUsk BARLEs-TEoTTISG-T hrrsloy, IT,
90 1857 Purse and stake, $780, mile heats bss: three
in fse, under eaddle:
J. sorner!hdJt c, BIZ. PAU ClsOrd
{. BToohS b 2. Chtfieft
T. Belnes. 5r. biI. drawn.
Tbno. 2:t39-2:52-2:4.
USIos CoCrsr, l. I.-TKoTTrsG- Tiursdoy, Oct.
80 1857. Mach 81 600; mile heats, best three in
FIVE, wagon and driver weighing 800 h.
s. rshln, Dr. M Belle Of Portland. Reed forfeit.
Woodruff b. n Lazy Cudnoy .........Pad forfeit
USIoN CoCRsT, l.. I-TEoTTISG AND PAcIsG-
Tuesday Oct. 20, 1857. Match $780, mile heats best
three in FIVE;
J. Woodruff Z. Jane, Hughes (pscer to
zh % wagon J. ......................''..I
81 Woodruff sg L Burial (trotter to vsgon).2
Tin c, 2:39-24i--I:f'-2;4G.
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THE c. J. KERsHAw IN An ATLANTIC GALE.

TBE c. J. KERsHAW IN An ATLANTIC GALE.
The CercloRd (O.) Hcraid says:
Letters just received from Eogland state that the
bark j. kershaw, whom on her passage to this place
was met on the 1th Of last month by a terrific gale
fom the westward. The ship was struck by fcatful
sea, filing the deck and cabin with water and con-
peGpg the bulwarks to be cut away and forty crates
of earthenware to be thrown overheard in order to
relieve her. The deck was swept clean Of spare
,pars, water casks, storehouse, &C. The Jolly boat
wss badly stove and broken main boom broken in
two places spanker boom sprung, main and maintop-
mast stay broken foretopmast saysa split in pieces
and maintopssil blown to pieces. The Ksrshaw put
back TO Falmouth seaport on the s. W. coast OF En-
elacd where che repaired damages and sailed gain
the 18th for this port. She remained perfectly light
her hull defyirg every assault Of the waves.
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M. n. i1.s, .soyS th% DOR 2,
HIN he d, ss'. and d, r Da't ss Gss t'
Den cc'euc paa .,sras in iastce. Tae day vas near
meet w,s Sc, Nsy.Ysk ~o1d be called upon TO
nesa I'D .ss wo Id fpsak in tones Of ID inder 10 ~
half Uf fgeeeoor .s alan o.t,o5 o-t ord nada 4.
Mr. a. IN regard to tue Republican ticket si.er
49, ,he meeting ar 'uroes-
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EITNITNG JEWFLkf.-EuWHTu L. VTOVkt1I . DOHt-
the United States Navy arrested Yesterday by Of
acsr the Fourth Precinct charged with stealing pair
OF gold bracelets gold snd other articles OF 10
.ry TO the Of g. from Catherine Thmpson OF No.
90 Wet Broadwsp II 10 alleged that on the sht OF the Sth
nit C.nane let Croker alone in her for short time.
but returning found that her pseudo friend had taken bis de-
p,lture Upon ,hc discovered that drawers
OF had been broken open aud the opery above
nentor cd stolen. Crcker when srroited had o. the
stolen property Ills possession The sccused .sksn be-
fore Justc, Osborn and committed for trial in detss o 500
lai. CIocker denied the sharse.
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EongrRr II ,Smon BoAnpIse-HorsE -Yestsr.

EoBRERY N SuLoR BoARDISG-lIoCsE " ester
dy morning Officer Blackwell Of the Second Procnct arrested
named James Trainer charged with having IN connec.
tiou with Others violently assaulted Titan CrcckeJ In
The bouso No II Peek slip and By violence robbsd him Of his
cap and vest .osthcr with ~ IN silver and bills The
robbery took place late hour Saturday NIGH. aud the
perpetrators at the time made their Tsnor
rested after however and identified BY Croker Tie
cused Yesterday morning taken before Justice Osborn who
committed him for examination. Crocksr was it is stated
bscly bruised and pfeyeaea io appearing yesterdy
making complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02
MARINE AFFAIRS.
TnP IrROPE.

FOR EUROPE.
The stesmship North Star sailed on Saturday for
Southampton and Bremen, With 81 passengers. Toe
Jason also left for Bremen, with 80 cabin and III
Storage passengers. The Edinburgh, for Glasgow,
took out 81 cabin and li9 Storage passengers.
MARINE DISASTERS OF THE PAST MONTH.
We are indebted to Mr. j. II. Upton for an extended
list of the disasters at sea and on the lakes reported
during the month Of October. The total losses foot
N fhus.
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fAdyertisement.i
" WErA,lO;"

1iis WAtrANoAGS AND NARRAGANSETTS,
The and thrilling Indian drama from the
psn Mr. r. Poole which is b be- produced at PUsDYS
EArIsS.L THEArER 10 night grand and effective scale,
scenery, machinery, propcre. music, costumes
bo embracing the fall strength. Of the c0mpeuy.
The of Brian Boioihmo" aud farce OF the Perse
cutcd DLtchman,' rsAe up the programme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

ACCIDENTALLY SmOT.-On Saturday evening, two
you1s fellows named John III. Sbif and L. Mitchell into
sQuabbo AZ Barnes dsguereoype saloon No. S3l Broadway
pistol "a Mohes had weEt Oh aud sept bali through
sIa beLd the sho. esnced along his oheek)ne, doing
other dsusse. lie Ms taken 70 tho City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

call has beer Issued for tbs sauul meeting Of the
HewYcIk State Temperance Society, to be acid in the
CsPi.o, a. Albany. % Thursday, the i2th of Njyem.
Der, a, 10 oclcck IN.
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sl.651,lOO
The folio wing ia summary of the losses this year

There several foreign ships included in the list
amorg them the Russian figate Lefort, valued at
$20O,0OO the majority, however, are American. In
addition to the total losses there very large
number of mirror Disasters, numbering fully $780, of all
classes the cost Of which swel the marine losses of
the month to reary 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

TIE GRIswoLD WILL CAsE.-The viii Of the late
Rev Rufus Wilmot Griswold wa. proved on Saturday
morning, without opposition. Neither Of his widow
made her appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

LARGr Srn Nj Lewis Wstts Of Ma,L.s, MA..
ca the 18th met, kieo seal At R,uad S,ani whoh
nessur,e SIR fec. IN lengsh. girtst dse fat, aad
Se,slse foaI hancr,d pounds. MscLisi U aios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

THE PoLIcr oS ELECTION DAr.-The annexed COM
muncation Of the Deputy Superintendent of the Po-
lice will indicate the distribution of the police force of
the city during the election TO morrow. To effect it
THIS portions Of the force in Wards have had to
be detailed TO others
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Fc- Ec-bc-. IF --s-bs.-Firt D.,-,-- c,,r--l,,,s 49,
!o.s. nv p,i~sht os.,e-va rs.s.s r,.sass. ss-,
D,tnoc,siic- johe Voctsies rue.o.-J.ooe se,t,@
sseoVS pi.;,lta Co. eas 'es Fs. s's's .sa rs-,ss
e.nao-1so a@ s.by Fe,,op.N 10 s-.'.r ate,
p,uoc,s,io-kaa.,on ksrsswO'tS. EssiOa-Hnsssss D.
:. =, ~. osrDOSr.:io-D.nl NJ os,rso'y. ruaas-s...A
iI,a D.,o,--carp-..ips ,b- NlDth ,ns rle-euh Wee.
pssnos''n.-lo6, A bs,tca. Fg,ior-teS'ad.s Usdss1
wsrS. nsssr7p ;sss % Ja'es' Ks.sS.s"SssS
s'IoiE Ansiesr-vn u umkex
.,Sr,h ard ks-..ss MA, tie Ssssa
Bseeter FessSn-chSlss A.v..er
&c 5. CD, So in each sisSticn n,.alst N sses Wsa
fl sS The psi. IL sss .sse !, , ss a.
Wsid Dsh,e,
LII fsl,on. corner q Columbia street..
= Nc. 6lk Atlantic, neal HEA. ss,ss..
Ill F-ur; street ,or troua fuse,
station BOr.e. corner q Yo,A .1i Jay ..s--..
Hill Arrey. corner Ct Henry and Cranberry .-ss..
W sud, one Soor hom FULTON s,r~~,.
%sis Ss Se H: S sS1Ss1 q T, .
VII Corner Of tsc!d and Iron. streets
HSa.S Of q N.s Co Nc ! f'iiTy near Buas.-A
Will Colrer Hicks and ConsIess streets -
S House q Essiae No IS, Van Blurs street, No.
2 cs.sOr sv' between an BSuni snd L.f.ycss~
yIII.... Conner Thie astGas sDa ls'h ssr.cs
II
. Glove Read near the railroad.
s Myrtle avenue. Walworth st-vsk
X....L No. Fulton sveTue.
g No les Smith Bergen street
! Station House Count, near Butler street.
Nil Myde avenue, Dufke.d street.
. station. House, corner Myrtle and Ssndsssas~S
s FulIonsv., corner OF Oxford street
NII..L Schoo-ioom, Psnitoa near ksp~ye~ Srcses
> Hsml'on-av corner OF Clinton 'trect -
NII..I No South seventh ST.. hctv Second and Tsg&
No lie Fourth Of tetw. South flrst and orasA
NIV....l Corner of North SIKH sud Second.sts 49,.
StAton.Housc. North Sch between Sh snd 90 -
s. Hose House, North 50, between IL ana NhSe&
XVII Sorth ist, corner 10Th st.
? Graham Of Airslis-st
NNI....i Corner OF South Fourth and Elsyenthst
Mes,eroe between Lorn,er and Leonard 49,
No 80 Marshall st., nea, Graham avenue
Will Franklin between II and stteetA
Corner Of Eckford aud Colyer streeta
XVIII.... Conselyes' Bushw iek CIos, Roads.
NIN.... Erape Honse No Is Clymet street, b-twe~
Bedford and Lee
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rightly a, IN tie old inns. Tao pieoss announced for
toe Ont Performance are, Iotsers Prayer" With
the rrncpai chs:-cicrs b. Mr. &. Watkins ahi dr'.
c. Howard. after which q performance ty tie Csro
Family. Ia tie cDio-its depastnsn. tee AqVsris are
tie grea! feature increasing daily ID interest and P1pa
iGry.
Ilood5 B.Idi-y.-Geo-ge Ckrtsfy + Wood $
EiaSt,Jfs This lew house, Which is ono of the most
beartfu, eaa conor abe faces CT auu'sneis in tae
city, is nightly crowded 20 owe ao~i'g. La lteri
truth there il no. room, sh,r i.us OF standlng room,
for al the peope that go there, and nunbsrs are
obliged 10 depart every night disappointed In addition
TO the instrelsy and the od AID ever popular fsrce'
which they have sver On hand. they an 'oun'e new
peculiarly" called Pc er Piper Pepper Podge 10
which Geoige Cbris.y persopates the Individual with
the peppery cognomen. This pieca vii D p.syed
ever night this week.
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advert seEient
IL a.--al.I

7
THr GREAT FAIR, AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
II this should b. PHEASANT dsy cont tessa mom-st per.
bsps In your time there viii be ike display
rstiersl ind ustgs skill Co Coz Gov Com Go -! Go ~,
GO 70 The (rysts Palace.
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20 sork Wis, shs procured a. c'3 rsscr sas .afes-
eDeS 20 H.. tb,r # thsy 10 oOt issye tie bsu-e
y i:. otos scs pperoe ,rts Tie stree, with fngh,
tb sarge q uuAcooatsGbe oooduc: Of tAcr Ectsec
xso s.s ssaersiy mild AID p,ssssss vida then
aAvirs ciearsa hes rooms, ars- Srydcs drhoers'sb
ere 9 strip from piece Of n1sp. and securing 1;
abos her neck fastened the - he pedposs ana
thss te'sef fotwGd 70 ,hs. nearly her whole weight
care pyol her ueok snd CHECKED respiration. hor
eldest scn lad about 10 years Of age on Locking 10
q: tie lIont window aid seeirg .ts situation Of bis
u her became alarmed And 10 inf,rm bis fs'aer
NJ. Suyjer fastened 10 the house ard cCt oorG BIS
vN, vho wa then in s,Sts Of inseoSibility. A pay
san was s,ed ard every possible ef1tt rcese to
Eeet0re tie unfortunate wors, 20 consciousness, but
10 vsia Size fingered {. Eear daylight the following
morning ard expired. Tie csase Of her arrangement
/. unknown The deceased iiyed happily With her
hpsbu d, 20 whom she lad been married IL years ana
70 domessic or other troubles were known 10 exist
With her. Mrs. Snyder hiss Ief five interesting chii'
drer ard q devoted husband to mourn her loss. The
Copter vas notified eSly in the morning to hold ga
irquest but up to late hour in the sfernoon lie had
no, made his appearance. The deceased, who vas
pativs Of this city ~ years Of age, WAS gu honest
ard Industrious woman. she WAS spoken of IN high
terms by her neishbors and others who knew her
best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

Democrats have been sppcsted Inspectors and
Csnvassers BY the Common Council, in some instsn.
oes, who are before the people for office and to be
voted fer on Tuesday. Inspectors and Canvsssers
should recoeet that whenever any Inspector Of cleo
ton Tor Cahvsxsrl, or any Poll Clerk, shs be cand-
date for asy Office Whatever except for Inspector or
Csnvasser Of election 81 any election, his oics Of L.
specsor Tor Csnvasser) shall immediately become
vacant, and he is disqualified from actin. such Can
vasser or Inspector unless he shall have publicly re-
fused within three days before the day Of election 10
be candidate. Be to object to any Inspector or
Csnvssser acting as such who is a candidate before
the people at the election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

To axe certain that the returns Of election are no.
opened after the canvass lie co.ed let each csnvsiser
especially that they properly sealed snd coun-
tersgnsd the zeal by each district canvs''er
The lsw requires that, after the returns shall have
been so sealed and signed, they shall not be opened
mt. the produc ed before the Board Of Ward
City and County Canvassers, when tusy SHALL be
opened for the csnvsssrg Of the returns. Remember
that at the City csnvsss in 1854 it was clearly proven
that the returns were taken from the County Clerks
Office, after having been deposited there, by Demo
cratic Inspectors ard altered to suit the requirements
necessary to secure that Fernando Wood should have
the majority. Trust one but yourself. Some trick
may be tried again. See the returns sealed and signed
with your own eyes, and when they are to be opened
for final cenvassng, be on hand to ascertain that the
seal bas not been broken. In politics. even seeing
not always believing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

Tar RrPUBtrcA,s OF Tux TWENTIETH WARD hold
q meeting this evering at Lamartiae Han, corner Of
Twen,y.nnth street and Eighth avenue, which will be
addressed by Gen. JAMES w. ME- and tiers.
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CAsy,ssFrs--Remember thst you are appointed to
your Offices, created especially to secure spure e1-
preston OF the peoples judgment, and to prevent the
fraud 80 much OF which has been alleged. Keep in
mird The Democratic boast-tbat their candidates
,ha be e,ectel-snd see to it that they ere legally
elected BY the people. Remember that i; has been
openly avowed that Fernando Wood was elected last
,ear, rot by the people, but by the Democratic nspec
tori, when acting cauvassers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

BUReIAE CareHr. About {, o'clock yesterday
morning Officer Albiu Of The Sixth Precinct appre-
hended CbaIlas s. Felix, German, representing m0'
sef as sborer, on charge Of burglarously entering
the stere of Mr. j. w. Mailman Of No. 80 Greenwich
street. and sieairg therefrom two frkins OF butter,
Of which subsequently found in his possession.
The accused was taken before Justice Osborn, who
committed him TO prison for examination. Felix n
.ad to be 81 ola State Pfson convict
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The congregation OF the old John-strcet Methodist
Episcopal Church celebrated the anniversary OF the
founding Of The tint Methodist church nAmenca, yoS'
terdsy BY appropriate religious services. The John-
,trce. Church wcs built l76S and wac the first place
Of wchip erected by ths Methodsts on this contnen
Much ineres. was felt In the celebration, and the s
tee tbroneed throughout the day by aged Method
sts, who came from far and near to be present. In
the morrirg. the Rev. ]. b. Wakey preached q GER
men, embracing the history Of the church, showing
how, in less than hundred years, the sea p'sn'o1
here bad sprung Up and AOuIished until nsa sprs.a
scross the continent, IT, in thess Northern STATES
Lone, there were over 500, 600 Methodist commune
csn:s. The Rev. j. W. Wiley, the Rev Dr. MITCHELL
The Rev. c. T.. Harris pastor the Rev. Nathan oAns''
D., ard the Rev. Abe Stevens, ID. d.. oinels'ea IN
,ae afternoon ard evening.
SUICIDE OF An Insane WosAs.-fof inc -" 10"
Gays Mr. Eta Snyder, who resided ct NO % Co'Dy
street, hsA ocoasocay exhibited symptoms OF 'n 40
;ty in her conversation as well IS her gsosra' oepof
ners ba. hsvisz proviouay been ntte fal possession
Of gu her mental faculties. her frsnds had 10 cen
approximations tbs. 81 woui make a etofs 70 torm'
rate her existence hrs. sn7dsr vas Attending 20 nef
domestic sifsr. q. psaa, On Saturday I'll ee och IN
ths svssps, o: whict hou- she sne seyersa opueiea
vus A,1s in tis roam bee hrsssnc p'1s sos'e' -
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Or,IcE or rnE Dgrury svpERIsTExpEyI.

Few Iorht NV. toDf'
FA TALInsDGE General Supefntende'it-Sr; beg lrsge
10 rerort to the following disposition Of the force OF the
CITY Of New day election, Now FER orders
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1856 was AZ follow

The nativity table gives $50 natives of the United
States, II Of Ireland % Of Germany, Of England,
each Belgium, France, Poland, Scotland, and the
West Indies, and 9 unknown.
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NyYIIso IN BEHALF OF JHx ERIE RaGsosp..IA
s6irs IN Jsssey City srd ,he pUpertyselSess M 49,
Sustaining tle ROAD is &c he bs IL Juey w A - -
sfnsstAs b eet sarosnasA 4. 90 a r.pt -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

AMERICAS AND REPUBLICAN 1SsPEcTORs AND Cas-
yAssERs-Remenber, you are but one in opposition
to two Democrats in each Of the hundred aud
seven.y-fve Election Districts Of the city; that it has
been charged against Denocraic Inspectors. and
even owned ard boosted of by them, that they have
done more often 10 elect certain Of city officials
than the people themselves. See to it! that they
may not truthfully make the same boast after the
November election.
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Total ..............
'Ten detailed 20 the Deputy's OGce.
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EtspectfuIIy subnltted, .
DANIEL CARPENTER, Depa:y s7Pt
The following is the general order issued:

I" November 2 II Y.
"sR: will that those members of your comm md
who are duty by orders at tie polls remain IN tne
siBou house reserve and b. in readiness At oinen
emergency either in auy other precinct
by order Of r. A. TALLMAOSE,
General Superintendent.
DAM. CARPEsIrs, Deputy Superintendent"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

SIXTH ASSEMBLY DIsTNcT.-The American an
r,,bcsr Delegs.es to the Sixth Assembly Dstsct ver
.,n .,sb ed ssturdsy evening to make sdJrt 10 pr
ar vpior candidate for Asma.ynan The Delegates
r-she "a essr, uuion sd cdseqrertly Mr. Hckeox (Ane
lea ara sr Strong (Repubc,p) viii continue n the field
Mr Orig. (DenOcss declines 20 in Oppsslion 70 81
Hsrtord-
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UyAITH 0FYIcgRs REPORT.-There was total 81
"a s, m tbe Civ OF Brook,n for the week ending October
ST. e which males, SO females Men, 49, boys, ~
women Is girls 20 OF tie pocps! diseases were consn
eonyoDs each tropsJ ey'cntorJ bronchitis nsrs
nus ,nd cho.eTs nfsrtum, each. ~ 80,
or he rstiyity-5s born in the United States IL Ia
lTesnd2 EusaDd IN Scotland in Germany in France
in Prussia and 10 Canada.
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ABoIp RoBBERY.-On FRIDAY night, the dwellin
Of Jehn Luther H. CT South FIFTH and Ffh street.
,,.i.ed nv h.rsars and 8 wallet cont .niug go
.to,. om urGer tue pillow upon which Mr LutL s.eel
irx Tso soId watches IN tie room not taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

FrSERAI OF FIREsAS.-The funeral Of james s.
Eer OF oe Company No s. toos place yesterday
afternoon from No 81 North First street and vas attended BY
wy la.z. nuno-r 6.emsn Of Tire Eastern District
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IDf kNiDhNtH tiOTiD' ~.
HUDSON COUNTY COURr-Juage oepEs rressdlH" 49,
Associate Justices AoREIs s5s 0HirflihS'
Tron Our o. n Reporter
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Gysrial Ncticfs.

Mercantile Library Association oil the ShS Oh
uwaakIyu.-Rsra.,Ar Nominations:
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