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WV. chnd. Co. Joseph osui. Agent No; Lis s.,.;-
NewYG,s 6, Scs'1 Ts'sss csncu. ao"as o
s,or,s. Furnaces and Ranges.
W Lane Co No. 4s Brosarsy New York for the best
steam Fs.'s A Ass'S No. 81 Daa: New e1 H.
d.qs Son No. Is w.ic New YSst %
e.%1"n No. s.: c;d.y for BONN
Wed F.rR,Ss Z. ,nd BOya.'n mprov's .CIswos
n.n 'MeTri6ed, No 2sc wIIor New York for Portable
p.s Ey ssSE Sosaw for P5s.
HotAir Furnace with Oven attached Dplom,
whney SANFORD Co.. No isS w:tci s1 q.
ef. GssS"ss sSn No. 50 Walker ads
Patent Hsser' IA Silver Medal having been before .rded
Br.mbs Hodge Co. No 500 Broadway, N Y, for cai.On.
To%pin: zsnt No. % Fulton st, Biooiyv for Etns
E. Bs1fo. No 2s @is for Hoxi fain,epss and
cSss. Sessd ia WISER for til: be-. ss..
j. L. Mot Iron Works Nos 2s4 and &c waserst for
ssmSeI Pierce TTey johnson Cameron X::a.. No.
ga Broadway T. for BituninOu' Coal Burning Cooking
William CLARK No Csrnin: st. n Y. for Empire fsticr
sidney smith No lei My,tlesv Brooklyn L. Radiator
yosen Dost, No. ali Water st: for Stoves:
for Sanns %oe SCI! S and h.d
samuel Pierce Troy n Y, johnson Cameron, agents. No
oI4 broso"sy ~ 'or 'oe oe' OoohDs lo Goa OF
T. s. Merritt No lis Blocker st. n T. for Kitchen R,nges,
Cha. j. Shepard No sa wa.er T. for Family I ss@ss:
Diploma
Truman Menifeld, No. $50 walkerst, Y. for Summer
Ranges and COOKING Stoves.. diploma.
L. Mott Iron Works, Nos ga and 2S5 WsteIst Y for
Invncite Ranges for coal and wood Diploma
~ Hail. No. 283 Tbrdsv, N. T. for Cooking Ranges Dip
r. Blanchard No. $50 Sxthsv, N for large Ranges and
Portable Summer Diploma
John W. Leferts No. l2o S.ndsst Brooklyn, L. l., for
Patent Foot ....'.......Dipoms
The Fair closed last night with crowded house and
q good time generally
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FIRES.

FIRE IN RIvINGToN STREET.
On Thursday night fire occurred in the fancy dry
goods store No. 2l0 Rivington street. 10 consequence
of lighted cigar being thrown under the counter and
igpiting some cotton batting. The fire was e1tio-
suished without much damage being done.
FIRES IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday morning between y and o'clock fire
broke out in the dwelling -houfe belonging to John
Smith in Norh Fifth street. Third. Damage about
$500. Insured in the Citizens Insursrce Company
for $3.50.
About 10 o'clock the evening previous, the csrpen.
tershop of Mr. Conquest, in North First street. near
Seventh was se, on fire. II was discovered by the
Police and with he assistance Of citizens was exit.
guished before any mater al damsge was done.
About 9 o'clock yesterday morning fire brokeout
IN an unoccupied fra nehouse the of Bergen
street and Washington avenue, and burned to the
ground. 1t was owned by James Finnegan. Loss
about 81 ZOO insured for 500 in the PhepiI Insurance
Company.
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Law LNTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-GEsERAL Tray Nov before
Judges MITCHELL, CLERKs and PtAEoDY
WAS WALKERS GoyERSMEST IN NICARAGUA LEGAL
J.r.ush G Hamilton ast The Accessory Transit Company,
Cornelius VANDERBILT, &c
The plaintiff states in his plant that be stock.
holder Of defendants corporon that said corporation
was existed uIde the Government Of the State OF
Nicaragua and tbs; he l6h day Of February lsS was
dissolved said Government At the time Of The decree
t dis.oton Mr Vanderbilt President Of the Company
and rgsding said decree and the Dreo went on
and held election Of officers and transacted ohe
such decree had been passed They made
aud received oneys and KEEP, of the steamers o.
corporation. The plaintiff Gains tia. II the duty o. M
Wander bit and the D the other defendant 70
the affairs of the CompsDy on dissolution, ~. 10 en-
den aDds that Receiver BE- appointed al the
joined from parting with any Of the property OF enee .o
The principal Of H. that the deere y "a
ton was not made by the legal GoreyHneHf@ Nh"'"vS
tie Company Is still In existence. -. . .,.h rim. Nor
The charter ersnted in the 1850 :,
bsro Rsmnsz the head Of the NJ nv P..reo RI
The decree Of dissolution, howev-r was TIL. Gov.
vas President Of Walkers Fiibustes Iaas More
eruncut Though existing de aeso did n ens
tb decree /. alleged 70 violation oil re
of 1859 Of NicaIegua end the refofe vela ~ a. .... Ia
fore them. cen 90 behind "a Consider whebsr such Govern
psl .Isteose end legal right TO pes such sS
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MAR RTE n.
AILEN-GARDNER-

N-GARDNER-On Tit rsdsy, Nov S. ct the rssdsass
OF the brides fsther. BY the Rev. r. Chsker. Chsa y
Allen 10 Adelaide youRse daughter q lsm Gardiner.
CONKLlN-yAN ALEN--In Msrtindae on Tharsday New.
s. by the Rev John Kent Robt H. Cpkiin Of Msnia<sls
Columbia County to Miss Lizzie G. Van Allen of 0hsnt Co
lumta County
CLOsE-MUNN-On Thursday Nov. s. by tho Rev. w. No
Alist.r Ssmuel Close to Sarah Hamilton Mum.
Dson esq Of Flstbush Long Island Maggie only dsash
ter Of the late Tin othy Lesson Of Belfast.
O'BRIEN-KEEsE-On Thursday evening Nov. s. Of ~
Apnes Church Eshth stree by the Rev Thos frsstsas
Joseph Krsb OBren 10 Virginia c. daughter Of the isto
John d. Reese.
wILBUR-CONKLIN-I Msrtindaie. on Thursday, Nov.
the residence Of the brides father By the Rev John ke
r. Wlbur Of Port Gibson. Ontario County TO Miss Msxy
L. only daughter Of John Conkln u Msrtindse. Colus
County.
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DIED.

BULL-A. Bullvie, Orange County N Y, 90 sunday
ing. Nov l. Jane stll wife Of Henry Bull aged 81 yea"'
BYRHEAt No. tss Fourth street. Thursdsy nov st.S
JeHs, month, and q days
Nov steT. .Ssrs and sewers Illness. ssi'vsz
wife Of John Bou,se,. In the 18th year Of her age
No. u h sG s m Ta.$ ssss
Ofrnlc s. and Emily L. Brown aged u yesrs. II aonsAs
sLd days
Cox-In Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, Thursday. Nov. 5.
Maurice Coz, ssed IS years.
FRANeIs-A. No. 100 w... T.sn,sth :tIs,, NJ. rAo".'
hi. friend. and ,AC.s f. bis ;.n Dss Gs a,. .
Ii I'll. day 'G T. rom Is: Church Gag
corner Of &. s,,s.s s street and Ss ''''s'
S Mary y: 81 is wilson, -
So year.
Nov J.m.s Grsserp' Il he arm d stons oresesa CO..
s .Ss The .aa ' sT to ~
0ners from bis late residence At North Orange on sundsy
So'clock p.
GRosH-A, Der residence In Marietta Penn Wednesday.
Nov Eizab.th Ana wife Of c. Q p; Grosh. sad sldsS
dsosbsr Of John A. Weeks eco, Of se~-YorA sssd yes~
Utica pspeit pesse copy.
soUGH-M No. .Oa Greenwich street, on Thursday. Nov.
Jobs Oou,b, IN the 5o,h year Of Bls age.
HAisAi w.lhi1lsSn Hshts On ~se.s.Say 10, . Lei.
Tie isrds Of the fsuy specially Invited to ..aa @
| CLslibe1. street Depot fOr Tubby Hook. sssis N.
MACDONALD-At No. los Orchard street % w t.
sS,. ,on 81 C. j. and Macdonald aged years "'a'ne
| ard "a days 81. A. .
ugrRs-A No. 25 Con,slyes street, or Ihg,sday n:y g
consumption, Rachel "ie Of Capt Sspaeh "e'' " "' s
VI her
Ss.Tin. j.Es Moore VIE Thomas Moore sssdA y'.
puIppsA Pert Chester ~ T., on fuesdsy evening Nov
9beodo.. vile Of Robert phyp and daughter Of tAs h
In WiIlisnson Of Ysrmouth, n. D.
naE-on wednesday, evening Nov T. Mary. wife Of Johs
rs and friends Of the family respectfully nv8sA
10 .tts nd funsisl Saturday. 7th Instr O'clock ~
fron Der late residence, BsnsoLs scar Msrrssnis.
sTOCKER-At PhiisdelphA on "wednesday morning. Nov
o. O'clock Josephne, widow Of the late John Csnssts
stecier jr.
wINsER--In this city on Wednesday Afternoon, Hoy
SCARLET fever Mars urt Eliza daughter Of John J. sns kss
Winser aged Year, and Smouths
her sns Inferred In Gree wood-
wATERS-in this city, Thursday, Nov. Joha D. s'~
sssd 81 yeas. menfbs and days. ....x A..
Es relatives and fiends respectfully inv -
funeral. from the residence Of VIM M.cks ", -. y
street Newton, o. saturday, IN iss ~ !"
mains viii be talen the family vsslt 81 As'"".
wBIrE-On THURSDAY, Nov. s. = YS s,ss SxTs~~
County. T., sudderly d. Herr 1872 II Ia No =.
| Punsrsl on Saturday. E,. :. 8 " s0S'~'" -
denes. 1
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We learn that Mr. Tbos S Gillep, "the bind man
who has for the las. few years sold fancy soap in the
Park. thereby maintaining bic family, has met With
ED miifcrtuns by having all his household furniture
and clOthirg destroyed in the late ERE ct No. 4ls
Broadway. by which occurrence hs i, left destitute.
THIS is trsly case fx publ, sympathy. Thosa Who
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THE TURF.

UNION Course, L. I-TRoTTISG-Ftiday, Nov.
g. 1857 Match, 5000; mile heats bes. three in fve
II Woodruff m Lady Cudney Ito wagon). Reed Forfeit
p Vorhies Honest Peter lin harness. Forfeit
UsIoN COURSE L. I.-TRoTTISG-Thursdoy, Nov.
g. 1857. For the benefit of the widow Of the late Jno
Nelson:
w whelsn. b g. Jake Oakley lin harnessl....... ! I
Woodruff, :. m Lazy Woodruff 10 wason)..... 2
C. Carl MIXERS Ddmsel I'm Drawn.
Time 2;S2l -2:322-2:3ll-s4!-2;d
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We are creeibly informed that the parties engaged
in the borsewhipppg affair whi,h occurred in the lower
part of Broadway, on Thursday, were a Miss Louisa
Gssseo, and Mr.. Eugene Thorn, a gentleman well
known in the fashionable circles of the city. The
ssssilar formerly resided in Ani.y street. but che
row lives in Greenwich avenue, where she sings 10
the choir of one Of the churches and is well known to
TIE fast youth Of the city. The whipping was the
result of some disagrs eueut between the parties.
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1t will be remembered
CORRECTION.
To The Editor Of The " y. Tribune.
ol:X;o., IS H. III ;rat ,nJax a..

SIR: In your edition of the 4th inst, under the head
a Physician censured most unjust accusation is made
szainst An inquest held before Coroner Sne upon
the bod, child tanned VIM Puget, and appear, from the
rpor, your paper th,t charged by the Jury with the
violation of the Health laws in having given certificate Of
burial when had time been the attending hyscan"
This charge speak IN the mdest LANGUAGE wholly ncor
the attendant ply scian Of the chd attended him
durrg his illness and the usual certificate, which was
strictly and IN accordance with the crcums ascend
pa disease child died You will therefore have
the goddess TO correct the error. - - .
Yours NC RD j. HU sBAND. NJ d.
lara ste Greenpoint, Brooklyn, h. D. Nov lS57
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CITY ITEMS.

AcADINY OF MtsIc.-A Sacred Concert will be
given tomorrow evening, Including selections from
the principal oratorios, executsnts being Mesdames
La Grange and dAnsri, Labocetts, CASTER, and Miss
Annie Miner and Mr.. Ernest Peuing their 6rst sp-
pesranoe. Mr.. Vieu1temps will play concerto on the
violin.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Works Of Gerald Griffin. Tales of the Munster Festivals
Emo PIP 49a J. ssdlier L Co.
Records Of Revolutionary War By W. T. r. Saen limo
PIP. 5SI Pudney Russell
Waverl.y Novels lvsnhoe vols l?mo. TicknoT Felds
frtae the Law OF Hig hwsys BY Joseph X ANGEL AID
Thomas DuEce svo PIP. 4ss Little, Brown Co:
The Convert; or Leaves from My Experience. By D. A.
BIoMI limo DID $50. Dnnigan Bro.
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Advertisement.
ppy'S N.IoNAy TuPATFR

fURDN MAMMAL uiouSeci ch
be sven ct thi' Thea'er consisting Of
the Drama OF WETAMs the revived Drsms OF the "Oa
ANeE GAL OF VENICE" and the la enable Farce of the Pisa
SECUTED DUrcHMAs." the AMERICAN AcsoBAT TROUPE
sppearr Of their truly wonderful sts These
came among horeded-stsngtrs and have
proved themselves only eqla but SUPERIOR to n their
fine have appeared in this country They are astonishing
Go see them u. night
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Dys1H ~ BuRss.-An rqoe It VS. heid at No 81
Hen nersy street, ~ Coroner Hs tn body Of Hrs NJ,
trds fs who Der death in consequence bum,
received b. her oohes tskng srs from bot stove white
E.te Of oNi.soo The Try tesdefed verdic, Of
death spending With the above fscts TITS dsoessed
IS Jtsr Of age and . native Of nxiA1d.
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Advertisement
Tar WAFER. as combined with other simpes, By

lar WATER, as cOillOineu Win OtneI sIuPNs, oy
Dr. Wistar In his celebrated BALsAM WILD CHERRY has
ali diseases Of lungs Many physicians
II in tbr practice and generally with mated SUGGEST
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
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SiMPIE REmEDr.-A writsrin The Baltimore Sun
who has been afflicted severely 10 his family by tia
sppalrg disease bronchitis has found relief from the
following remedy: Take honey in the conb, squeeze
at on, al dilute with little water, and wet the lips
az mouth occasionally with it." 1t had mover bsen
known to fail in cases where children hsd thrssts So
swollen IS to be unable to swallow 1. is certainly
simple remedy, and may be very efiicacious ore.
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Eel rg to sssist bin may leave dota,ons either il
cothrg motey, or whatever they can beat spare via
@. W. MoCready, jr., No. 426 Broadway. AL dous
,ious will be thankfully received ard rightly applied.
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NEK-J-ERSEY ITEMS.


FIGHT AMONG 'LorosuonrMES Quite an animated
fight took place yesterday afternoon, upon tho i,ns
deck, at jersey City, between party of New. York
aid New jersey lopgshoremen, growing out OF jesl-
ousy cauie ed by TIE New York going there to
cute a Job of work. Three men from New. York were
engaged in dischaIgng a schooner OF load of grain
for Nayor Wescotts brewery, az this fac. coming to
the knowledge of the Jersey City ongshoremen they
mustered a party and went TO the dock yesterday
oInipg for the purpose Of driving the men away as
sumiI that New-York men had right to come over
there for work, when there 90 little to be
bad at best. Arriving at the deck they inausurated
quarrel when Mayor Wescott made his appearance,
ard by pc rsuasien and gift of two dollars sue oeeded
in Getting them to leave, but only to retirn. A;er
bavirg invested the Mag contribution in bad liquor,
they care back and renewed their command 10
the men TO quit work. This not being complied with,
q fight ersued, in which the New.York men were go
veIely beaten and driven frcm the schooner. The
Jersey City Police were Notified Of the ARRAY, and
upon going to the dock the asssutiug party fad The
officers however succeeded in arresting one OF toe
who was taken before Recorder Bedford and commit
ed TO the City Prison for examination.
An UGLY FELLOW "A young man named Joseph
s1sr,who has heretofore served two terms In the CoSnJ
aytsterdsy went into saloon In Greene street. J.rsey
Civ and after having beeu served with such articles his APP
petite c[ayod It3.S to % P,y e i.f igD sy drew in
and pied stab the officer and vas only ser severe
able he wss before Recorder Bedford who committed
him 20 the City Prison await examination THIS morning
Willie in Court slaery manifested good deal OF bad TEN
DER and detemnedy opposed to going 70 prison that
he services Of pocer1en required 20 handle hu
n /. hut few Jphs since he reee sd from the County
JAIL having served FIVE months Tor rooone DIS brother o
$50
BOARD OF CAYyAssERs.-In accordance with tue
pro,ons Of the law the Board Of eanvasers OF Hndson
Comfy the Court House yesterday at II "cok 70 eau
ya.s the votes election bat consequence OF me
M Of inspectors from North Bergen aud te
Third Of Hoboken they unable 10 proceed VITA
their work AID adjourned until to day q; ~ O'CLOCK
EARLY CLosrso.-The hstters and dry goods deal-
ers Of Jersey City have ssreed commence on nonday ne1
and continue until p to close their pes' Of bust
pe.s at Q O'Clock In tie evening.
SINGULAR CAsE.-Mr. Joel Taylor, An old citizen
Of Meree, County Jersey died few Gays since nuder
peculiar circumstance Some days before De acc
5r,v aunded hm,ef in the wrist by sharp piece Of corr
,L ,npins into T. The wound not considered Of much
but from some cause commenced oeeDps Oh
tbs, dssy md caused his death In short time.
TIE Hackehstetcn Gazette has changed hscds and
will hereafter be ued by Mr. Z. WirtoD. ts to bss Demo
cratic paper
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MAS OvERpoARp-WhiIe the S'assu Iisnd ferry
boa; Hue hbsck skiing her o'clock trip YESTERDAY from
the is.nd Henry Hushs te the sn,rd b tore t.r wheel
wss Immediately stopped, the .msn boat owe-' ana
s r bep and in shout Ave minutes he safely placed on
board He 10 Battery band and god swimmer.
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MrrrIAr,p HrMAS RKNAIss Eorsp ~ Box :

NUTILArYD HUMAN RENAIys FouSD ~ Box -
On Thursdsy srncon two named Peter and John Nc
Cltshy, living in Harlem, informed M w Cbsimsr, that
box cortA.rrt human al floating OF wsef
emyyipg rto the East River near the foot Of Nne third
,tcet Nr Chalmers 0fcer Golden Of the rwelfth Pre-
cnct repaired place and succeeded Seng
the hore. On opening 1t the mutsted body Of
known man icoveied the deceased TO al sppessnce
having been .ubc. which medical students had been dssect
ina tot the beno Of science and after finishing their nves
gators oxed up the body and threw overheard Coroner
Hills held inquest and IL the testimony the Jury rendered
verdict Of death BY some 10 Them unknown.
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S,seut.R CasE.-Mr joel Taylor, an old citizen
Of Mere, Ceupty New Jersey died few Gays slce uuder
peculiar circumstance Some days before be aect
sI ,ppips into L. The wound not considered o mach
eon,eauence but from 1t commenced bieeps Ga
tLst cav and caused HE death in short time
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EARLY CLOsisC.-lne n6t0iS abo Wy N"-'
sr Of Jersey City have agreed commence on iondsy neh
and continue until the lot Of April to close h'f pAe' Of DUST
pe,s at O'Clock In tie evening.
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BOARD OF CASyAssERs.-In accordance with tue
u,o,ion, Of the law Board Of eanva.sers OF Hudson
County met Court House yesterday at y 0cok TO can
yas the votes election but in consequence Of the
M ndspce Of the Inspectors from North BERGEN snd ne
Third Of Hoboken, they Were unable 70 proceed Win
their work ard sdjouined until to- day a. IL O'Clock
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q verdict Of death BY some TO them unknown.
U,cHw,y RoBRERY.-John Correr, Peter Copkliu
and John Collins ssssuns and robbng James Eel
Ds,on the highway Wednesday nish. were Yesterday
Court for sIsmin.ton Addit sfidsvs inside by
Japtr Nichols Of No. us west Thirty second street. and
Coren i. eighteen years of age native OF New York re-
sides a: No ia West Twentieth street. and sells papers In
answer to the question relative to the charge preferred against
Twas on tn. csrner Of Seventh avenue and Twsn
eth street. when Conklin and Collins up aud went
with them the Eighth the bone. went
Jane in and ..ied y. to tre. him he said he
bad ard had weked al the from Paterson he
cut 6ass the @ then walked d on
the corner Of Eighth avenue and Thirty .sT. fston
th. s hold Of him shook him In order sober him.
GS s1 5 ap Seventh aS
avenue and arrested about midway the block bet
Seventh and Eighth avenues that is a know about che
Conin eighteen years of age, born in yes
examination be says: Collins and COne. and we
case the IRE snd went in to get drink
White in there jane. Fer ston came and wanted
him and stated tina, he had no MONEY he then inquired the
held Of his arm and pointed oa. the way to yiIa
Collin: year. born in New YG,. live. In Eighth
Ss and sas
there James Feron cane and asked us to treat him as he
he then inquired the Thirty third street. and
pointed Il out; GOT there Fclinston sgsn up
and hold of him and showed him Thirty third street
then sway and shortly sferword ssted
The agIs,e held Collins to bail aud committed the Othe:'
to prison for trial.
iSpIcIMEsT FOR ARSON 1t will be remembered
that on the I'D attempt made TO fire the dwelling
house rear No So Leonard stree but proved unsuccessful
Az the time coor.d named Henry Newell arrested,
with the ense Fire Nar'ba Baker bought the case
Thu sday before the Grand jury and yeeda that body
found Indictment chargins Newell with attempting to
commit. sr.on in the The yesterday
raspd before Judge Russell and pleaded not guilty The trial
was set down for some day next week
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TIE Haekeastctcn Gazette has changed hscds ar
will hereafter be ssued BY Mr. T. Wntop. 1t Is to be Demo
cratic
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TIE OUTDOOR Poor The prospects now are tha.
de.,ution amor the poor Of our city during the com
ire Winter viii be more prevalent and severely felt
then for any psst season of late not epting the
soup" Winter of 1855. The Alma House Department
is making unusual preparations for extending relief
and to be called to expend double the amount
Of ss year fortbs particular purpose. Isispot custom
airy to begin Furnishing coal to the needy before the LIST
ofJsruary and the rule viii be adhered to this wioer
unless the weather should be particularly irclemens
be fore that time. The following 10 statement of the
amounts dsbursed during The last three years, and
Al. Tnrr rhinh.
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Total............ss37 e5 % sl2l,ssl IA 1852! 60
An extraordinary item among the resources of the
Department this year derived from the license fees
paid BY quor-deslers, amounting 20 nearly $4,000.
Thii will be exclusively appropriated for the benefit
of the outdoor poor.
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In spite of the hard times there is good living in
New.Yoik. At the Astor House ordinary on Tauis.
day. the bill of fare contained twentyshree different
sorts Of game, a. follows
Rost haunch CT vensc back ducks red ducks
black ducks sysy ducks lake ducks broad bills Maad ducks
dppers srons teal brandt robins yellow leg snps doe
whe spipe English blackjack broled woodcek plover Eng
nipe quail s,ewed squirrel potted rabbits and PARTRIDGE
with krout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-07

The DEATH OF Mrs. MooRE.-In the Gaze oil Mre.
cabsne Moore who found dead In her bed .. NO. liz
For,yh street Wednesday afternoon, under somewhat "y
trious cicumsnces, published in yess'dsys IksVSE
Coroner CoEpery held inquest the body The
showed that the deceased had been in the habit CT
ct time. fer the purpose Of ssy'rs pains IN nei
but e had never been heard thresten TO take nsr
No testimony introduced going 70 show tnas IN. ~
Moore. her husband had m,ltresed his wie ~,
81 sron her The e1aDinit ply sctsn was OF sng
that death result CT The combine eheeu OF sd
and fatty disease Of the liver The jury go. Of
. verdict TO that effect. Mfs- Moore was touJH'0 ' -
age AID q native of Philadelphia