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bsc. ~sri Of to Joaa.Ss With o.1 q Eos ga
g. bar Il . sI,s 1s, ss.s ,ss..y ~, a.ss sSs
eor-s hsd ray no dress. her bsei
,eir ribbon sFOad her aect.
..r. Us. soSs ,Soc n1s.. ~h II. Esd Of iros When
e hack ~. oe .c We, N ,e- ei.'err n, Collins esd
sbe vel but h- were hses she s.d Yesterday .s-
Ts @ & the & ioSsd IA ss Nor S,. ,s' 81
coad no her Col rs when We were in JpAasOl sre.
tie sor, and M came back: did nos .ny,Sns .sr \.
back vA ~ pa told me - home aud put the hose
IL ci,tefn a-i hu hs unhsne..ins
M uo Know any bu Patrick weaeD wens,0 water the Aerse
CANE bak AID Collins ~ tho wagon ~hsH passe4 The
s,.n tas s , wsy Collin. T.i.sd Up the TOP q u. si.
IN nd .eprsd tire. ,'eps sndtAen Of the
go s'a ia b. IA" % him 10 lr.p him from failing
Ps'r;ck " eden rrcsIled-Testi6ed that Kelly went
down 70 The cr 20 &c; the oct and Wa he'd BY 'na'
Thomas We'den testified 70 being Collinss brother.
nsw dd bs h. ever ,hrrsen-d her NE pay $50
kuown them nst Collins vas - h' house s evenns ss
ID Marsr,- would corpse beo he eot bach ne came 70
ny great caste and said Ma-sar, Mas In ne eseIn
fused - srswer euestsors yut oy the CoronsrD
Upon hi. evidence the Jury retired and brought IN
tie following verdict That Margaret Collins came
70 her death this Jury believe, by being strsnged
lv the hands of her husband Francis Collins. with de-
berate utrr ard design Sgans, the life of said Mar
raret Collins, by means Of a cord to the Jury I'M
known. and after being dead from said srangulaton.
She was 4 rust head first into cisteu in the
ward Of The house occupied by sad Collins for the
rurrose OF Stimulating the appearance of sefdrowning
aud that. from the Testimony. this jury consldeu
Patrick Weldon snd Thomas Weldon implicated beth
before and after the fac, with criminal knowledge Of
Saidmuld,r II ese conclusions are warranted botn oy
the testimony aud the physical appearance around the
neck Of deceased showing the effect of cord tightly
drawn 50 a. 20 produce stransuation; and motive 10
shown by the rcpea,d aud drunken fighting be-
tween said Collins and wife. Her drunken habits the
marks Of such assault by fist and foot from said Col
ns on the body Of said deceased il strkingy evident
by numerous blows and pair of black eyes"
As soon as this verdict was rendered. Collins was ar
rested by order cf the Coroner and the two Wedens
were taken into. custody accessories The boy
Owens ard woman named Lynch were confined IN
Jail as witnesses.
The papers have been given TO the District-At'"-
new. and the matter will be laid before the Grand
Jury, which il now in session.
JUNPyD yTRBs.Pp.-Daniel Hair jumped on the
docs AZ the foot OF JAY "Wednesday might ~he ~
horos urdsr state mental alteration lie was d-ceref"o
bv OHcr Bride Second District Police, and ceuSeyee
20 the Station House where he property cared Tor
RrRot.Ry-The store of Alfred Bcnner, IN Adclpes
,t near Fulton svenue broken open Tuesday ster
oon and robbed worth Of hardware No dctecfioa
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TIE FRANKLIN VISITOR Delaware County, n. ~
is of the best journals on our exchange is-a bold
and earnest champion of Morality, Temperance, In
tenational Justice, and Impartial Freedom. The Re
pubicans of Delaware, Broome and Otscgo Counties
can no better serve their than by systematic
efforts to increase it, circulation.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THF New CoNNoN CouscIL.-The first meeting o.
the newly elected Common Council of Jersey City WIN
be held on Tuesday evening next The Democratic
members being in the majority, have held two or three
caucas meetings. at which, it is reported. they have
agreed upon the following appointments; President q
the Board, NJ S. Wickware; City Clerk, Geo. W.
CASSIDY; Street Commissioner, John d. Nolan City
Wegher and Measurer G. I. Riley. The caucas had
some difficulty about the appointment of City 'Ireas-
urer. Albert T. Smith, Cashier of the Hudson County
Bank has been Treasurer for several years past and
IN at;emp; is being made TO substitute John Cassidy.
President of the Jersey City Bank An attempt Is
also being made to appoint Mr. Brady Chief Of Police,
in place Of Mr.. Nissan.
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PUBIC MEETINGS.
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL PARK COM
MISSIlNERS


The Commissioners being duly qualified met "a
Thursday at 3 O'Clock. The whole Board wS present
The following Cffcers were unanimously elected:
pyrsiSrrt.........JlMTs r. CooLEY.
Tioe. Pyefdeni ......J Ion, A. { ORAY
Secrc,1yy... .CHAKLTs W. ELLIOTT.
Messrs Dillon. Butterworth and Hogg were dP
pointed Committee to report at the next meeting Oh
the Board - A. .
First As to what steps are necessary 10 secure the
arsenal grounds included within the boundary OF the
Central PAX under the provisions OF the Ia" ia'ey
Second To inquire and report az to the rents of
brildinoa included in the Central Park grounds; also
as 10 the terms Of the leases.
Third ; To confer with the Croton Aqueduct Board
resnectinc the new reservoir about TO be built
Messrs Greene, Russell and Hutchins ap-
pointed Committee to inquire and report to the next
meeting Of the Board to the present condition Of
respect to offices, plans and employees
Nessrs. Greene, Hutchins and Field were appointed
a Committee to prepare and report suitable bylaws.
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Ia " INI,EXLITE.NCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-srscIAL TEEs-APRh s--Bsiose
Judge WOODRUFF
John Johnson at. Samuel L. Townsend.-Injunc-
lion dissolved Z 10 costs II motion, ~ abide event
IN CHAMRERs-APRIL D--Betore Judre DvLE.
ChAuncey -. John sgt The Mayor &c. Of Nov York
M.ticn for an allowance denied upon the ground
thai the action is not On action tor recovery Of money with
In the meaning OF the Code
Andrew Y Duncan sst. John B Homes .
Motion TO set aide default and judgment denied
With 70 costs. unless defendants within ten days into the
NsyyorS Lite Inurncs and Trust Company the amount -
iudguen,s and > 10 costs the credit OF the cause.
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WALLAcKs THE ,TYR. The brilliant and laushabe
burlesque of Pocahontss was revived on "Wednesday
night, much TO the delight of the audience. The
comedians at this heater are unrivaled even by
any company in London. Blake, Brougham, Wallack,
Lester, Walcot Sothern. Hall. and Mrs. HOey, Miss
Cannon, &c, certainly form eminent dramatic
CORDS.
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

LrcrrRs OK TFNpTRANcY.-John B. Cough deliv-
cred lecture on the above subject in Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn. last evening. He made one Of his
characteristic attacks upon the Incorporate practices
Of Fashionable life lie slowed the fdiili'y Of all the
most modern and potent arguments in favor OF the
drinking usage- In short his lecture last night Yves
but another Of Mr.. Cough. successes. In concluding
he made an earnest appeal in behalf Of Mr. j. w.
Hawkins, the Baltimore Temperance Refomer, who
Is ct present residing in NewYork. collection was
taken.
Mr. Cough seems to BE- thoroughly revived he has
the most healhfu appearance; al his old energies,
ard fine synpathies, h- heat-captiyatns eloquence'
mingled with pleasant humor, all alive as formerly
improved, however, by good health and renewed
strength.
The audience was to'e,ebly good-it was attentive
AID aprrecia,iye.
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M,>SYEs. CusIoHs AID TR,DuIoSs OF m Is
pIAss.-A Lecture upon the Manners, Customs and
Traditions of the Indians was delivered in the Norfolk
street NJ f. Church on Wednesday evening, ny the
Rev. Peter Jacobs an Iudian Wesleyan Missionary.
The lecture one Of very familiar character. and
was listened to with marked attention 1t treated Of
the religious social moral and intellectual condition
and prospects Of the Indian population 90 this conti-
nent. The lecturer soliciting funds for the erection
oil small church and is well worthy the aid o; ali who
iaAe an interest IN Christian missions.
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CORosTR's IsQuTsr-THE MYsrERIOUs DEATH IN
RAYaosD sIREEr.-Coroner Smell held inquest on
Wedresday upon the body Of Margaret Collins here.
tofore stated Ann Collins, who wa found dead in
cern il the rear of her residence. on the corner OF
RAYMOND and johnson streets. The evidence il a.
follows
Patrick Weldon testified that about o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon Andrcy I1lsu Ny hely snd witness
pulled deceased f tire cstern puec her i Foremost
iheTe forethra Il, ,irns ss.ni fsr nreL q;ea no
fight ME. Collins drunk The string was cr - b.
Ann Uagsr testified that she assisted ia unr)lling
the cord and cut the end around her neck It large
as her little hnsrr rad The parties night % least three
tines saw Gsh is, Cru'dayl sht Lsa kHeTn them
70 use harsh language law her alive about cocx Iurday
ar uoon: saw i'm strike he once sd ky be- aso there
cord around her neck wa t'uni ton't knoT whe,hr
Nns thraiin Mrs. CoiDs ie hsi heard her complain OF VI
ragc from him; about month ego hsaEd her ssI she ~9Gd
sister tb nd her utck @ 90 that could not
c. Iuy under tLere re" cOTdsone ronI tape
bar did any marks around hs ueck Wa ther- when
she We. iskeu out Of the water
Francis Collins testified that BE- was husband Of tne
deceased had been married about two years TIE age Of de
card Wa about . years very soon tter marriage be
snd biz wife lad fights together caused BY drinking a. both
would ct drunk she tie Or night before lat had the ast
ssl r. canrerced it; be I'D nc kick her strike her
nsLt before last three four shr struck her twice ~a
100 hand not th the IN the kicked her then about
,vic hit he- on u. thighs. Dr. Mcdonnell there last
rsht SITTER she dead IL hives IN Mys syenue; sick
tb week. aso the la, week she wa web. shs u.sd pas
ter Nh mustard OF tr this plaster
her fsk fortnight .ks used Pa-t-r anywhere sls
ese-pt handkerchief cloth che hrt time ssw anything
roue her es; nigh. Ser .he duni don't know
how the rSs there did PIT the cords aroupd the
neck never threatened her TIE did no. strike Or ck ner IN
.he p1YJ. cord. around Der neck.
Colirs oae a.y; sSot 3aeIoeEr yesterday tr.d.yt =
~ xssa< ags nrL C%.s sssi wvp.a S"p-s WIN
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LOADED SLoop SUSK.-A slOop and schooner
names unknown. came in collision on Tuesday night,
on the Hudson River near lrvington. The sloop was
loaded with bricks and sunk immediately. The crew
escaped in the yawl and were picked up by the
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pance and cheap

Peerless in extent. variety, elegance and cheap
mess are the superb Millinery aud Millinery Goods - /.
WILDER's Warehouse No. ,j Broadway oserooki1gthe
Park. Paris Bonnet Paris Flower. Paris Cofrcs and Dress
Caps Silk Goods and other goods in endless prp-ion
among the attractions of his uneqGaled stocS
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Louisa Pyne makes her last appearance before the
public previous to her return to Europe this evening
at Buttons Theater, where the Pyne aud Harrison
Opera Troupe give grand concert for the benefit of
the Fire Department Fund. Dodworhs Band APP
tommas, Molenhsuer and others will assist.
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THF CnoPs.--Iu some parts of Mercer and counties
adjoining it, in New-Jersey, farmers are p'oughing up
field sown with oats, the grain having roted in the
ground in consequence OF the wet weather. Many -
the farmers had not sown their oats.
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CosorNr nv SLsvE MnsTREls.-A most extrsor'
binary and amusing exhibition took place at the Tab
eruscle on "Wednesday evening. being musical aud
coloqua, affair of 3 SEX Of Minstrel Slsyes just from
- an old Plantation in Alabama These. a. We are
informed, are freed from slavery coalition that a
portion OF the profit Of their Converts sbsn LIZ devoted
to their benesactor who has catered bonds for the
pre- Of their Liberty.
So mucb fsr TIE ssysssetin.a;, WHICH il, 81 iisa.s
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sFPRTHT COIRT-SPs Cat TgsN-APRm B--B,trs
judge MfTcHyLL.


Monet: Mitchell aud Others ast. Moses BestniAD
Ftrbley p. 6 llel4li - ~ aet Tne Same
1L- ce-e has excited nuch attention among my
charts IN account 81 the charges OF fraud brought
egairst H. defendant -
The con plant ana eXpaTte AFFIDAVIT. OF the pam.
IFS were published ~ leagih IN iHK TRIBUNE, ahd
the .ui,,iano. of them ~ other papers.
The charges ot nard WE'RE yesIEet by one affidavit
oniy-tbgt of ,rc .jG.epn S,n;ii, n Basaran, and
.orn,eriva cefk with ihe Defendant On the com
rIsipt srd Smith. affidavit, without notice 10 the de-
tendnnt the plaintiff obtained injunction against
the defendant ard an order 10 show cause why re-.
coiyer should not be appointed by the Court OF an
OF the defendants property.
AT the bssnDg Of TIE motion ior recefes . -
ton was made by the defendant 10 dissolve the r.une
ton and bvth motions we're heard ogsyI.a 90
tspdant fully Denied ILL the charges Of nsud ou
ard m. character II smith yas inpr1c"oai "a a..
witnesses isstiyirg that h. character s,d o,bsrs
they would not believe hin on o. o., ,bo nav+ ~ the
t.s,fviro that ,hsy would do 80, VI IN 30 =. -
sas 20, 80" :Iescd that Smith had tried 70 gss
eeiehTeHt = Ss,s so on the threat that 20 would
o 'ns ",fc sr de plaintiffs II not paid tnatsum.
ina.s q, Iefssed Ia pay, aud thai tnen too
when ,bs ~. Zen instrumental in paying him or pro-
piairt.: 10 o. h. paid $50 before making his anidAs"
curing ~. Seleu9ant These allegations were NOT oe-
scr fnn hearing Of the parties the mo'io"
REQ .r,ypr was denied with fi0 eo's, ana ,ne w
,,or retained far only a. TO restrain .ne aetese
~ from removing diSposing oil any pa. " M
s-operty. &c., witn intent to deitaua ms soeo'n, an
tri he f;rtbor order e the Coart; the anessioo
vhstbes the ,EigDe,s9 nov sess.osa o. asso'eo s1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

NYw,RK PolcE UNHoRMs.-The Chief, Captains
and two cuterarts OF the Newark Police have received from
New York caps and coats 10 b, worn while on duty
THY ale ss T. those used By the New York Police, made
If be cloth with sss bution The caps bear on the front
tho cc II the and made somewhat IN the military
yl, with sish visor The coats made ia the rock
yle with buttons which, when the wear, on duty.
IRE rcsslsd with blue velvet The uniform altogether
rrsrta appearance aud renders the weer ut once
or srcuou, member Of III. police u has not BEEN
% by bat has been sdop'ed at the pleasure OF tho
Ctet and Assistants and will be initiated by all the force
The recent in the woods IN South Jersey near hyie,
q, we'd - me four thousand of timber before
eased
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Observation-Disclosures Crook, native of Esopu', a
the night of April 18th. As he had obtained leave to
shipwrisht residing South Rondout, was missed on
take a boat across the creek it was supposed that he
had got overheard. Search made at intervals,
without effect till the 18th inst, when the body wa'
nrannlcd ALONGSIDE a barge al the dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

+" Of Commissioners of Record for tho Count! Of
King"
This appoints Comm ssioners and requires the Ss-
lervisOrs 10 defray their expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

We have received from Mr.. Charles Muller, the
sculptor, copy OF medallion likeness e DR.. f. H.
Dixon. which he has recently completed 1t is 81
exceedingly vivid and striking portrait.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

ITALIAN OPERA, NIBLo's-Liada will be given
tonight, with Madame Gazzaniga a. the heroine
Miss Adelaide Phillips. Messrs. Bngnol Amodio aud
Assoni are also in the cast
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Advertisement.

PHYSICIANS know thar MIND IS potent agency IN
the sezrsyaon or Of diseaseN PHSENoLo@Y would
greatly aid their diagnosis Examinations ard written oe
scrpons Of by Prof Fowler No G8 Broadway
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fAdyertiso men
CITY WINS PHOTOGRAPHs OF NV YORK

everything Of the kind IN Americe-now eXhbn.
az HoLmEss No $50 Broadway Five Points with groups of
tho People round about; Wsshingtons Statno; Cny'fit
Broadway, high and low to perfection. See tasm.
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CITY ITEMS.

We call attention TO an advertisement, which VIII
be found in another column, offering 500 reward tor
information which shall lead to the discovery OF Mr..
Erastus l.. De Forest who disappeared from the
Metropolitan Hotel last Winter.
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advert cement
RFMOyAL-F Derry q COMPANY, Merchant

Taios of pace will remove ater e 1T Of May to tho
new arranged ycTnment Bulldog No 81 W.LkER-sr
below Caua aud 100 feet ~est side OF Broadway
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Ru~AwAY AccIpEsr.--A horse attached 10 cart
loaded it'll ,hod furniture "Wednesday at-r
Noon in Third avenue sid when Fifteenth street came In
with crossing the avenue knocking her down
and passing h. She picked apparently dead and
rr To drug store and rcstprsvcs applied which revived
her when 1t that she seriously Injured Not
the furniture which coming IN contact with car was sped
and some of II spoiled
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Ii You want

II You want any GAS fiATlE RES LAMPS,
BRoNZrs oT MASIEL ORNAMESTs Puu asr tlem tod,y or
to.uouow great rcduct, fon cost ~ No III Wian-.t
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SnNrR ELrcrRo PLATINC. -Tra Sets, Oak

Bs.ket. Spoons Fork. and I'll articles Of Teble Ware
and ets Of eyery description plated With Silver to last "
wears, al fair prices. y {. CLARK No SSs Broadway
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AdNcrtis'
DL,PHANEOTYpES,

DAGVERREoTYPEs.
ptAfHAsFo1YPEs-Th and beaatilul slyo OF picture
II se onIy the RooT GALLERY challenges comparison will
all other STYLES of Photographic pictures Gallery, No 10
Broadway, corner franklin
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SUPREME CoURT-srgciAL Tznx-A,RIL 9.-Bet'
uag CiFpkg.

SUPREME COURT-srgciAL TznM-AyRIL 9.-Betoss
jude CLEpKE.
THE UUSTisGTos ESTATE.
II the Matter ppoicnt Of Trustees 10 take chAye
ire Erate If Charles b Huntington
Order appointing David a. Fowler and william n.
Before Judge MrcBkLI. ...f
Isasc Moses s-t John McNursy ~ si .
IT, as stated, the sale was subject TO txes, &C. INC
purchaser il 10. entitled 20 sDy deduction - Z,
cLsde. Is Ds.spierro 1t a. sst. Joseph L. Clark
Referred 10 Robert Reed
ira Lonrwor,by agt. william Pennington. .
Ifdefendants defaued in this motion, II Is granses
90 fsr =. @ ssks q reference, &C.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPrcrAL TERS-ASKLp.
q. LIZ. LIZ

before Judg" INGthHtN
DECISIONS.
Thomes Hope ct al. agt. Sarah A. McCarty.-Mo-
ton - dischsrgc tef-n 'npt from arrest granted
Thomas jackson agt. phen Lutz ct al.-kepost
of RETIRE c0nfrr 81. q. II,
jaime. A. Phillips sgt Edward j. Powers.-Mouo"
granted I!ain'if's costs 10 abide event ~ suit -
james N, yers ct al. ag. Oscar J. Stebbins.-ho-
ton granted on payment of costs, &c.
Charles II. BaDcock act. Jared /, Kirkland ct A.
Motion to dissolve injunction granted with 90 costa TO DE-
rndalt 10 abide event.
Samuel Melon st nj. sgt. The Ssme.-Sams order
as above.
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THE REV. II. w. BXEcHER BEscRiBED.-ln = @c-
ture. delivered in the Rev. DIR. Downing church. Bed
ford street on Tuesday evening, by the Rev |. West
of Brooklyn the subject being Characteristics and
"Contrasts Of Celebrated Preschers-the Rev Robert
Hall the Rev. DR.. Spencer the Rev. Henry Ward
"Beecher and Others it was stated of Mr.. Beecher
that "hs tones at times are sott and tender of sill
every sweetness; they have fairy music in them
" like flowing streams; at other times, compass and
a grandeur ike the crash of thunder Few write the
song of the sirens, and the deep music OF the cata-
tract. In relation TO his fancy if he paints it seems
got done for show Of cold beauty, but to burn his
thoughts the mind, like potter his colors on his
wares lie can be no vena hirelins actor; every
law of truthfulness appears upon him. The hot
"brnndng-iron is put in the human hydras of SELFISH
"ness. His Imagination is rich, and rough nj times;
she can convey you almost spell-bound 10 the realm
above the empcst-the pure and serene atmosphere
"where the soul relax and rest-or lead you, a.
"by torch-ght, down into the mysterious depths that
"appall with Chances and phsntoms. Thrown into his
"mind as a crucible the of everyday materials
leone forth BY his processes Of thought, in new and
beautiful forms as air and ashes become the rose
"and the lily by the wonderful alchemy of nature
"But the nood-ight of this sun and soul of pulpit
"power seems TO H. at least and j. the best of the
whole to let its fullest effugerce fall upon the cross
land the grace of the sufferer and sacrifice
Mr. West dwe,t but lightly and in very different
strain in describing the other two pupitariau~ whom
he reviewed
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Acknowledgement

PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBROTYPES st BRADY's
Lower Gallery, No. PCS Broadway Futon', opposite
Bernums Museum.
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PIcKrocKErs.-O Bingham on "Wednesday a
ruo. two pie kpocktts the docA foot of Peck slip
and conveyed them before Justice Connolly al the Tomhs The
Officer caught Of The fellows in the act on sounding wo
man. pock They ths James Connolly aud
Anthony Stevens and committed tor examination.
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CAvIYG Is OF SEwFR.-Stephen KItoil, a labore'
employed in eScavsing sewer in Greene street between
Auv Beec streets yesterday buried by the csyin
in portion The earth .nd received aceatons OF TIE
lrr fendertr his rem oval 70 the Hospital necessary
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Advertisement
THE INPFRI,L PHOTOGRAPH is made or


BRADY's GALLERY, No. $50 Broadway
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SINGULAR OccrrerscE. About O'CLOCK yester'
dav afternoon the citizens in the vicinity OF Nassau
and Pine streets were thrown into state OF excite
meut BY Il discharge Of pistol or gun containing
bullet which wa. fred BY some unknown person from
the eastern aide Of Nassau street. The ball passed
,brourb III. b,ss ment window of the new building on
the ws.tesv side. msn named HALEY. who at the
cs,snr in front Of the building declared that
be heard the bali whz BY him and nDks It corn ncs
have been over foot from hl heae. 49, M
thcy heard no report. The ball lodged IN the tioOr o;
The extreme end Of the room. Whether 1t was bred
With the intention Of Iarrg any person q coai p,
not known. but the matter .hoaia oe soonea 10
il lOpSS rer, much a. though some reckless scamp
wa amusing Si@.sf With a. sEEun Some years
ago. several mysterious, rcpoess ihos. were hIed in
t6is wy IN brad daylight, greatly ssAsIns pe.p.e
M bspply aelsg ne dansse eIeeps o'ss<'ns pA'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

r,,a. vir5or. The rsscalty WAS finally traced to q
Soune man woo experimental occasionally with an
;ir-ei n and IT, wespOn Wa taken sway rom him ~
the no,ice.