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II.POLICE.

SIC. |. Five Commissioners OF Polioe shall bs nom
mated by The Governor aud appont,t With consent OF
tie Senate ole Of whom thall reside 10 brooklyn, 10
sppoDt suspend or remove, aud 90 make regulations
tr the colo and government II the police Of those
Ciiies. =, M.
New. York and - itemou 10 tie City 81 Brookiyn
u Ill otherwise ordered and the expenses OF The sald
police ,hsl be sPpoitiooed oetseeo ana o9rns oy we
laid cities IN PRE- t. the numbers Of police speo
tiy ely stationed IN said chieS
1be sutbouty to arrest persons, pursuant 10 law,
within either city by pOlCo shnl be the same ~
b. ,h ctee w're in one ooIrtyi but The conhoemens,
or hole ing 10 bail and the tsl -hs i.ke place In We
county rbere the OffeDse committed
The Mayors Of New York and Brooklyn shall have
mower 10 suspend from ofiOe any policeman III ths
beIt meeting OF the c. mS,ioners within their respec-
tive ciiies and report them tor tal and punishment
by The Commissioners Of Police.
The numbers OF polictm TO be stationed in either
Of .aid cities mEy be increased at 'he request Of Ne
Common Council Of the city requiring such addition.
Whenever required the police OF both oisies msy act
a. a toby in either OF said cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

COX 010Ts LOAN - BOND and MORT
VSeJsVtO GAGE, h syn,s II 80 ed spv~a -
Oily ysssny. Apply " BAkLR wEEks, AsstSsesrs,
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IN PURSUANCE Of order of tho Surrogate
Of the County Of EewYoIi notice hereby given to all
cons having claim. AGAINST MARY LYONS late Of the City Of
EewYork widow deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber the Office of +. Higgins
between the 18th an 18th the City New York
or before the fourteenth day February neIDsisd New
YORK, the eleventh day Of August, 1855.
l2lsw6mTu FRANCIS CLOsSAN, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYort notice hereby give. to al
persons having claims against GIDEON OS1RANDEh, late o.
r. Cv 80 YorL deceased TO present the with
vouchers thereof to the Sbscrber At bis No ls
peIt-Dsed New Yori, the 18th day Of SePtember 1855
sl6 laW6mTu ISAAC WARD, ta~cnIof
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fesal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County Of Eev-York notice u hereby given al
persons having claims sssnst FRANCES BEAHAN late q
the City Of Dublin Ireland decreased present the vita
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at his office No a. WAs
N the City Of kewfork before the loth deg Of hs0e
next.-Dsted New York I'D day August, lsS6
aus isw6mTu r. r. MARBURY, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

NTEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL L. .. Al:
II sTEANsHIP ERICSSON, CAPT LS"s ,1rnR deRRY
II ~ Al ~ oeosh NJ from her The foot Of CSastH
M. s.,n,rs Of this Line have improved water lsa.
h,sds. For frsisht ps,sage, having aceO~u''~
susles game comfort, Apply 70 =, "a ,yn,
EDWARD X. COLLINS No % WEFs-
IN. ATLANTIC Will ,soe. the Ems and sd jan o
Pa,serasrs are resusst,d TO be board AZ ii M All
m s, pass thr0s the Postefse Any ots'r WIZ q ie
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork Notice hereby sven 10 al
person. hsving claims .ssnst JOHN r. DARLEY e Of the
City Of York decessed present the whh youo
era hereof the Subscriber At the Office Of JAMES w.
WHITE No 81 Liberty street in the City Of New York on
or before the Twelfth day Of March neI-Dsed NewYork
the 9Th day Of Sept.mber 1856.
plsw6mTu JOHN BARLEY, Executor, he
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County Of EewYsh notice 10 hereby syen 20 ~
persons having claims against the estate OF LOUISA
FISHER late Of the City Of NewYork Widow, deceased 70
present the same with thereof the subscriber AZ the
Office of j. and De Witt No So Ns,.au-s' in the City o.
Eew-Yort before the Path day Of January ne1-Dated
Eew.Yort the I'D day Of July 1855 ..-,,
ROBERT n. CUNNING,
iy22 lAv6uTu. Executor &c. Of Louisa X. Fisher.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the Cosnty NewYork notice hereby given 10 4. per-
sons having csms against MARY CUNEO also called MARY
LARGOMARSSINO late ofths city Of foTt deoeA 70
with thereof the subscribed al hn
fc,dcpee No Al H.sters the City Of NewYork,
before the day Of March Dated York the 10
dsy Of September, 1855 ANTONIO 0iNOCthlo
rs lAWbmTu E1eoutcr
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New.York notice IL hereby oven t. :.
persons having claims against the Estate Of THOMAS MONA
tHtE lat. Of III. City EerYork deceEsed present the
zane with thereof to the sutscb At his residence
No 26 Third street the City of SewYors on or before ths
txeniythird dsy Of February n.I-Datsd EevYork the
eighteenth day OF Angus, 1856
ANDREW R. JACKMAN,
PHELIX HART EIecu.ou
,nie 1aySmTu. MATHEW MONAGHAN,
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Ocean Gifdmfrs, &r.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EUkorrA-fo9h
kJiyrRPOOi-r EUROPA Lriico, Comn.lder
~ al. Rom lie Company Dosh. =. Jsr,ey G!y -its 5es
Ais A. pssseugso for Europe, on ~ /. on
n.t a, presisely Psssepse are eohesea - "
hesd b, II o'rIoes The ASIA VIII .siion the as ,ns
WAN " - L. CUNARD No 4 Bowlins green
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CoPARTNERsHIP.-The undersigned will continue IN
~ Good, JobbIf Business 1t No 40 LAkes, un ter Nj
name and style Of SAVAGE, KEITH Co u,v
DODGE w. KEITH
ChIeaso Dee. 81, 1875. MARCUS ID. GILMAN.
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OFTiCE OF THE CLEVELAND AND PIrTsBUkeHl
RAILROAD COMPANY, CLEvELAbD, Dec g. 1855.
NOTICE ia hereby given, toat the annual meet
~ Of ibe Stockholders # this Company viii be held at
r. &c in Cleveland WEDNESDAY the 7th day a Jaan
y n, Al 10 O'clock for the election of twelve OlREC-
'ON' 1"N T. ROCKWELL Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

REMOVAL. WEED l. MORRIS, sueeessor 70 WIN.
CROMWELL Co, have removed non No % LDc'Vs~
IN No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

EOTICE-Th. undersigned will continue the business a.
,.,o,a,s carried on by IILLOTsON MARSHALL in the
CITY ke~IoTk his own individual scoonht ~ tne oi
MOI, 90 and 81 Beekmsn under the style and firm oi
THOMAS TILL0TSON Il Go. , -
EDWARD MARSHALL will manage the same In the United
States of AHerica a. his sgent for limited period
~ THOMAS TILL0TS0N Co.
EDWARD MARSHALL, Atty.
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DIsSOLUTION. - The CoPartnershp hereto
~ fore eIis,ius under the hrm Of SAVAGE CASE 20
rxpfe, this day by hni,aon. J. q. SAVAGE, NJ OIL
NAN aud D. w. KEITH alone authorized to ,isR IN bqi
data
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John F. COOK has opened the store No rs
Csn.st for the purPo,e Of conducting the PRODUCE
and SMOKING business and will BE- pleased TO receive orders
rom his friends Which viii be faithfully executed
Jan. /, 1887 JOHN y. COOK.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The undersigned
~ have this day formed Copstuerhp, under the firm Of
WYNKOOP L HALLESBECK. for the Transaction Of the
BOOK ard JOB PRINTING BUSINESS AZ the old stand Of
W. L. Burroughs Nos l3 fulton and 48 Ann whose inter
good will in the above Office they have this day pu
NJ b. WYNKOOP,
Late Of No. 10 Ann st.
JOHN ]. HALLENRFcK,
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Coroner's Inquest.
sr,o,ny or AN ITALIAN AT THE eIoBK

SUICIDE OF AN ITALIAN AT the GLOBE HOTEL.
An inquest held yesterday by Coroner Con
merry Of the Globe HOTEL of william and Fraatfer
streets the body Ct Luigi Camerzlt itslsn who
found dead bic bed hSvipg posoned himself with audanu
bottle which had tsned poison found bis
bedside ON the table two letters IN the Italian Ian
susge In the handwriting Of The deceased Of which the follow
ing 10 Ians aHon
Nv DRAW srIER- This my last letter 70 you wiz certsiny
great grief hope wiz pardon for all the
dSplessufes have caused TO ner having wrtitn
20 ihese iew nts shall pray God for ard for You
brother, LUIGI CAMnR7lNI
misfortune which tftl tine ego aisure ron
these last that irnocept that have
suffered long Without sny fault. Farewell
NucH ESTEEMED siGNoR FIocEHI-Learn from my example
be severe those who You have no
~ will sRspst YOU bst1 hope you Will be win
friends Farewell Many fslu'es 20 sdored wife,
~ also 70 Mr.. Bru,s ard 70 the little boy. am,
sister
70 Mr.. Focehi Centre street, corner o. Canal barber
chop
Prom The evidence appeared bs the deceased came
the hotel last SATURDAY. eeinon suf took bedroom for the
night TO which be rnedaty retired 1he servants Of the
ing the evening and heard heavy respiration OF
reep seep In the morning they could by
noclbF and hecom sar cd the porter entered the vim
dsw ana found Ne lutrer dead IN NE bed undresred with
hsndi b1und his head and the vial which
kined The By hs side Verdict rendered cf sui
eide bX tskbg iauun The motive tha, mpeilei Gamer
znl 70 corut suicide 10 known only 70 Die relatives
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Disastrous Fire In n Drug store.
THE PROPRIETOR NEARLY sUFFOcATBD-NAagO
ESCAPE or OCCUPANTS OVER THE sTogs-sUi
POSED IUp ACT OF AS IgCFEDIAHY.

THE PROPRIETOR NEARLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ESCAPE OF OCCUPANTS OVER THE sToRs-sUr-
POSED The ACT or As ECREDIABY.
shorty before tour O'Clock Sunday morning FIRE broke
out 10 The drug belonging 10 John A. Leighton sused
at No. a. Eighh avenue, Of Thryhfh street The
asrm brought the quickly 70 the premises and by
their united exeron the eHngusbes before lacy
extended much beyond the do material damage The
buldng the nrsi discovered burning In the
window or R i'm ediAie vcinity and subse 1uen,y
the psr 81 the cellar Smes issuing The
lar tire NJ presen, does not show indication Of having
o'Isnsiei rom me sore re hence II. mysterou.ness
OF smske rshi8g stare created consderae cJnstefnson
SS SuS esss hey eaSrd sae ha wsss
the police arrived at he store. officer Doyle. Of
oper he oaisde snss u he window on The ar rr Of
,ss se the S e SPsn u, s1s sr fond ne YIN
tsng be exclaimed 10 heofcsr what does this mssn
vas eected 10 rt out as gucx a. pcs bic A. bis gore was
on ire lie put or come clohng and cane out he then
containing valuable papers sergeani Cssre Ne LegEon
Ea M oe sgeser broke GU. me Psnels q be door and
enter he store 1he flames sod heated ke rushing from
sfsr be WAS taken spasms and conveyed 70 bis
boarding house, No "a ives, thirty second street
men, small rocn Paraeoasd OF f,om tse esiSens
end o. ne store, window from which opened
Ice oacsr FIce DE occurrence Mr. LeishJp been IN
late hour yesterday afternoon pfmson could be
tanned nom him IN reerense tbs mysterious affair 70
one suitable Tor .hs fre saS.Ssi % SoousSy iSvs,s.s
We End Inst the dwelling part he store occupied
second hoar-By David R. rleeman; hi. furniture sDe
W. an ~ss % q % ne amount Of ~"
1fird hoor-by Joseph kotsser and Amos A Nc Zee;
rou1 aooPbg fes& saascE.oS insured for 500 IN Pa
Csc lrssrsnoe Company and Heary Lswss Insurance.
ne building ls owned BY M Jseo. Rohr is damage
70 The amount q sons ssoo covered By insurance nc
be estimated at about IS goo
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Police Intelligence.
MIDNIGHT ROW IN ANS sTREgT-sTABBISG AND
ErnHTINa In THE DARK.

The Museum Bote No q Ann street. was the scene Of
terrible tight last Sunday morning. about Two ocook and
cared that tie loss Of lie viii be sequences Of
The array. II feems Peter Larky joseph wallace John
hurley and another man. al under The influence Of liquor
entered the house and called for drrks The brkeeper
David Donohue While wsiinx upon them The men
pulled en his coat and desired TO hshi saying that
bu, losfers psuonized the place, and n would
bis mind to thrash somebody. Durins nis de-
clsrNtion several young were siurs quietly In
back room, taking and laughing, when the druakea
men entered The apartment where they ,usies and
everything hey could heir hands upon we're out 10 re-
By De saseepsr turning Of s n % @ ~
had se rovde. ana iber vc. rsscssd ise iou room
!, iss mo5sn, young s.@sd John sn, snss "a
.rsee out ns white on he Door Vss ,aSSed sr num- ne
he row .sa or ' aSs % .ss s
very soasssiss bv the The sseos ss paes
A. sns,, icgnds ash IVES soing on AMI Q, .hem
see, who sIss ihs rcutr conn VS. taken %
Justice onhoy, who iook hts sdsv ss 10 re assam, ads
or him BY The priscne-s o,her eyicence % the effect
y,s ssld TO bal td for The sum Of sco Lssy ard
70 sSssr sSd snsw.r ME- J nsrr' 81 ess
North Move street, rave required ssre-s for their
New Yss sSd ives 50 Hudson sr,e JSha arey
~ Church s,rss, fst,r Isss s' I've, No esS
Peters psce @ yesrs o. sse ard employed IN TIE Cl.
wee, viii be cisGsured for life,
Another srABHiSe hrrrAy-Bepiamin Barker aud Hiram
Fck were in bsroom under the Esscr marke on Saturday
bcssting Of their ability whip any m the room VII,
" Ghed y fight A. This three youcr uen entered
~ sao6n when alteration took place aad Barker and
Flick each stabbed the face The Three mel
spd the wounded 10 the tiy HOSPITAL where
Il wac found that their wounds were not Dangerous.
SERIOUS RESULT or FRoncLast Saturday evening four
men res pectvey Cultus james Dunn Patrick
CORNISH and Ready. started from ,helr HINES win the
sermipation 10 have good time, and y themseves
rs DRAM in and then another dnaiiv
hey became qusrrescme snd vnkips wss ssobed Ia the
enc OF his ocmpsncne Ibis IN Seventh avenue nesr
nuess enth street ~ O'Clock Sunday mo-nns The
turu oil exced the attention OF The por Fastened ~
The SPOT oncr Greg discover ed uk sround
hleedlr he states, norman kicking prostrae ma
in fe face ON the officers rcmons,rasg one Of the men
replied that he would stab that struck him Dun,
snd we're arrested. but Ready no. fsnnd Ths
knHe by which the stab Infct found Cuihr,
taken 70 HIS home No 6i Hudson street. wounds
Which we're prunonneed dangerous were dresssd BY
unul culhirs can give in bis evidence IN person.
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REBELLION IN UTAH.-we talk Of the necessity
for first class Governor in Kansas; but the news
from Utah shows pretty plainly that unless we
have some one there who can cut Gordan knots,
We shall have more trouble than the present
generation will outlive. IL seems iron our in
formation, published at length yesterday, that
IN January last a party of Mormons Of high
standing in the church, under the advice of Brig
ham Young, broke into the Offices OF the United
States District Judge, and Clerk Of the Supreme
Court and carried away by force all the papers
and hooks belonging to the Supreme Court The
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THl GENERAL DESPATCH.

THE HUME H0MIcIDE-ACQUITTAL OF COLONEL LEE
WAszsorss, March 40, 1857
The jury In the case Of Lee, Clerk In the Pom
sion ofhce indicted for the murder Of Mr.. Hume, re
spectacle merchant Of Alexandria Virginia. this Sunday
morning rendered verdict Of scquittal. They were
governed By the instructions Of TIE Cour granted n In.
instance Of the counsel for tbs defence Lec, will be
collected openly but enormously at the last public rscep
ton Of President Pierce charged Hume ith picking his
pocket Next morning when Hume called at the Pension
Office convince him that he mistaken Lee not only
refused to retrsc. but firmly reiterated the charge For
this Hume caned Lee, who shot him,
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reason they gave for this outrage was that Con-
sgress would not admit them as State, and that
they did not intend to tolerate any United States
Offices in the Territory.
These Mormons have, we think, reached the
term of our patience; it is time they were brought
to their senses 1t is time it was decided whether
they are an Independent community or really a
Territory of the United States. For years they
have been exciting the feelings of the American
people; it is now high time that some settlement
were had with them, and that the pending issues
between us were adjusted on some permanent
basis
We have no desire to PREJUDICE The question,
or to attempt from this distance to say what
ought to be done in the Territory Of Utah. But
one thing is obviously required. One of Che very
best men in the country should be sent to Salt
Lake City, with sufficient force of United States
troops to enforce respect; and an end should be
put, once and forever, by fair means or foul, to
the series of outrages Of which this violation of
the records of the Supreme Court at Utah is the
last.
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From the West.

THE RECENT EXPLOSIONS AT ST. LouIs-LARGg FIRE
AT LIBERTY, MISSOURI.
sr LOUIS, March 20, 1857.
The explosion yesterday O, Odrch's store caused
by the accidental discharge Of pistol into cinisS-
powder. Three persons were killed instantly, oae
severely Injured, and several slightly hurt Tho stock
in bosh stores Was entirely destroyed The 10. Is pro.
baby upwards OF $4,000.
There was large nre week az, at Liberty, Missouri,
which destroyed property IA the amour, OF $50, ooo
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United states riarshsi's Office.

On Saturday Capt Isaiah Ryn iers the newly appointed
United states Marshal for this district paid preliminary
visit 10 the OF his Official action for the coming term
Ia tho duties Of which bs will succeed Abraham Hyer
E,q Who held The. position under President Pioros, aud
discharged the onerous duties with credit 10 himself and
satisfaction 10 sbe public Capt Rynders had audiences
with Judge Betts and Gill this day Nonday present his
sureses end be into office. We understand that
he has informed Mr. Jos Thompson, who has been the
Efficient favoriie drst Deputy Marshal under four
admin STATIONS that he DESTROYS Of reaiang him In his
present position This viii be gratifying inselisepce 70
the members OF the bsr. fhe Captain viii induoi his
brother (kr. Rypders) 90 second Deputy, ana 10 SAID
ba. Mr. L. u. Angels will be also retained a. one Of the
sies Of the ooe-bu such The outside pressure from
The imms diae and political friends OF the new Mwsbs
tbst he gave notice he would be obliged 70 remove ell The
o,hey orioals Goof democrats though he admitted them
10 beo make for many Of bis faithful adberents
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Important to the Advertising Public.
Advertisers are requested hand in their business
(sssween $4,000 and 10000 copies per day. nov
s.ave that compelled to 70 to press at early
hour meet the Requirements Of the public To do ta
We must either leave ont the late advertisements have
ehinery IN complete running order We may be able 70
receive them 10 . later hour, but not now.
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MoBnx, Msroo ~, 1857
The Ldtntsr'f Market Circular rep5r0 that t1s ,cs
OF cotton during the past week have ben ot0 bscs.
and the receipts in The period 600 tsles against
10000 10 the corresponding week last year. The de-
crssse the receipts II this port com pared VITA tbs
ume Time laat season, 10 ", 600 bales Stock hand
s5 coo bales. Kidding N quoted st i3so
PsovIDHScs, March IS 1857.
CostoD-Tbe semspd vas steady, with moderate sales
st full prices. wool-rnere more sov ity, without
material change In proes sales OF the veer S. 300 lbs.
Printing C1osbs-Tbe demsnd continues active aud prices
nrm. sales OF the week 81 900 pieces.
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nalaAo, ~ full pT,ces- Oonse was quiss The tsA
sais Of saturday went Oh With SPIRIT and the prices
d the lower g,ades were fully 70 the mark ef the 3D.
Vance previously noticed. ne oaalouse contained no
ooonss. Ths saie drew . good company and went Oh
with much sprL Inferior grades, which ~ prsvisus
sales Commanded $50. 17o., sold at about 800.
The lots Of breakfast tees also commanded full prices
Yraghts steady. Grain /. bulk for Liverpool was
engaged n 6xd. . I'd. Other articles were without
change In quotations
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suurdsy-porriuf clear; serpoo1 olesr night c'csr.
ssbdsy- Morning. clear; sfterD csese hsh, cea'.
sonaGy-kornins cloudy and hsni snor; afternoon
clouoy nght Eight rsD
Teesdsy-kcruinr hsry; AFTERNOON coudy n'sht oesr
wtdnss y-korniIs clear; afternoon oioaay niSns
v.noy
Tbtrsdsy-xornips cloudy; afternoon cloudy; night
WINDY.
Trssy-xerriss clear; snerno,n viaay; bisat windy.
Esiurdsy--korDipg clear.
the sale, Of cotton saturday embraced about 500
t.ses NE msyke, closing srm. T,our 10 fair 70.
guosi with moderate sales vsout ctsrre Of moment IN
eoostons. Sale. Of red s9usbern wheat we're made .,
81 40 Corn vas unchanged VI free ssie,. chiefly new
southern yellow .eec. se7o ana western ned ., coo.
Pcrs ". 10" active aud suoyap,, While some sses o.
pev ncn we're made ., s2s 90 So In anal lots.
lard continued frm win sa'es o, NHe on he spot.
scfsrs we're FIRM sss quite active, win tales
:. sboo too hhds Uuss, AMI 600 10 COO d..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-30
Into the Jaws Of death,
Into the mouth OF bell,
Ilha iha tiais nd.aI ~

Evidence Of approaching success In This enterprise 10
every day ACCOMPLISHING II IL In the letters ofsym.
PATTY from The slsve sfes and In the numerous sppli.
cations Of ooonss from the free, and moro ALL In
the resdrcs Of capitalists 10 invest In the stock OF the
company. This, however, 10 not unsccorniasia MI.
rors OF OF virginia land owned by tho merchants
ard brokers ofNsw York and Philadephs will be made
svslsse, sis proHt TO the present owners Who have
heretofore dsspared Of selling At any price Oar
rapy viii therefore prove very valuable medium be-
these Ian dhoders The hardy pioneers
tsus DO furnsbcd vita homesiesds easy ,e'ns This
Is TOO good thing to FAN Truly yours -
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Murder I'm PhiIadeIpnia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1851.
william Kelly. the proprietor Of disrepusble den 10
Shipper street. Vas killed lss, night ny lawrence Riley,
IN consequences OF Reys wife lvisg with Kelly. RIey1
parents 1--we In twenty .sevealh street, New York.