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advertiser sat.
WOODLAND CREAM A PoUlads for beaui

flying Hair highly P.usd ssp-or to ssJ French ,rels
imported ard for half tbs prizes For dressing Ladder ar
bis squsl giving il. bright glossy appearance sauiss
Gs1tlesns Hair 10 cu-l in the naIurL Ii
DsndIuh always giving The Hair the appearance 81 beng
freshly sham PTss Only 80 cents None
signed FIT,iDGE Co.. Projectors Of the Balm Of THOU
sad Florsrs" For ssls at al Drussista
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FIXES.
FRY IN DIVISION STREET.

FRY iH DIVISION STREET.
At a late hour on Tuesday night fire occurred in
the oyster saloon No. POI Division street. in conse-
quence Of defect in the gas pipes. But little damage
was done the premises, the ERE being put out with
few pals Of water.
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Dr. James r. Wood, Surgeon of Bellevue IIospits.
has offered prize of SO and testimonial from the
surgeons Of the schools Of NewYork for the best ana
tomical specimen prepared by any student of the
three medical schools Of this city, The preparation is
to belong to the museum Of Bellevue Hospital. Also,
he will give pize of S25 for the second-bes speci-
men.
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ASSUMING A WOMAM.-TTo men were brought
before Jusce Curtis yesterday for sssAui,inE Full
IL spears Of the tie husband Of
IT, EousD and having sbA1doned her she after him
bos-rs bouSe hich 80 aied him a be struck her aud
knocked Of Der mouth The Other fellow also
struck h. They employed the Navy lard TIE JUS
ice III Cd them ; 10 each. or - Gays impus0nHeli
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COt-RT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPFcfIL TTRN-JN s.
Before Judge NGRAHAN.
QUESTION or PRACTICE.
ID s.ria.,

A QUESTION or PRACTICE.
Reuben Psrsous Ast Samuel A Suydsnl
INGR.HAN J.-The defendant has appeaed TO
a General Term q Court the decision OF referee
The psu,a - aside the sPPea because no security
has been fled.
By y. Cod - IL existed before 1851 such security wss re-
qutd that ycA- the section amended oy stnkns
Gu that portion which required security 90 BE- gwen IN the
manner upon appeal in the Court Of Appeals snd
ubsutiD words Sueh appeal docs not say proc eins
security ~ given, rpm appeal 10 the Court OF
Apptss. ~ a.,
Tie Of this alteration TO- hirk. sufficient 70
show what the egi,a.ue intended viz: abolish that por
ton hieh made the giving security necessary TO
appeal and only copiu. ~ 20 Of proceedings
such asktd for here and authority TO de-
he right which hun
Court discretion this and
whether hardship i. immsters go long the staute
alowsit
Motion denied defendant. costs TO abide event
RraW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

BURTON THEATrR.-Thst very excellent actress,
Mrs. Barrow takes benefit, and makes her last ap-
pearance in New-York, at Buttons Theater this even
Ing. She viii act ROSA ind" in GAS You Like 1t"
to the "Jaques" Of Nh. c. Fisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

CARrNFE pTNEp. John Esgsn, Michael Csllahsn,
ard T,p-f, MuEGn arrested By IRspctor Str.ag CT
srrg DIT The sreet and driving without uoeas They
were IL a = esch by Justice horeaouso
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Advertisement !
Imnnrfant shln OF W

Important sale OF WET GOODS will take place
THIS Day BYs, Of Grand and Edridl aud
advise have the least regard 70 economy in their
purchases 70 attend this important sale
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lAdveTtisemeut
We advise eve

We advise every one VINO Suuers from Dyspepsia
~ debility AIS Of 's forms - the OXYGENATEO BIT
mrs NJ icie av1rahy known than any remedy
he positive Of these troublesome COM
plants.
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IAdvertisement.
PHOTOGR APHs FOR ONE

TOP on DOLLAR. PORTRAiTYPEs l2c, 20, Soc. Vows
OF Esgsrs Falls being Photo gsPs iAkeu fEom the
bes. points d po', No. 2s9 Broadway.
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IA " INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-J.S. 2s.-Befor.
Judge BET1s
The uifed States sgt Eight Bales Of Cotton, &c.
This action Yves brought 10 enforce the forfeiture OF
rbt bale, Of cotton which were imported from Antwerp
te ground that they UnderVEed With the intent 70 de-
frAud The value Of the property % coo francs aud the
Anosut uRdervLusiioH a from go to 6oeo france Tes
rs Of undervuson ard Of fraudulent; intent denied
by The Verdict for claimants Mr. JOachimssen for
the pros,cuon Mesrs Fullerton Dunning for claimants
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LAdEert isement.I

HERRHG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE Poor
sAFFs No, 49, Isl AID 80 WsteTst AID No. MuuaFst,
Nay.Y. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

The REPUBLIcAS PARTY rs MoTIOg.-The Repub-
lcan Association Of the Eighteenth Ward, having
fitted mp room at No. 80 East Seventeenth street,
met Tuesday evening for the purpose of dedcating
It TO the cause Of Republicanism. Homer Franklin,
esq President of the Association, called the meeting
to order, and briefly stated that the Of the
had been generously donated to the Association for
year by Major Thomas Morton, and had been fitted up
and furnished by private subscription at cost Of
about 5000. The Association then ably addressed
by William Boes, 4. Delafeld Smith, Josiah p Fitch
and Major Morton, and their remarks were received
with great applause. Resolutions of thanks to Major
Morton for the of the room, and TO the Hon. A.
Wakeman for his liberal gift Of books and documents
were unanimously passed. The room is neatly and
comfortably fitted up and furnished with daily papers
books and documents, aud to be kept open evenings
from to 10 O'Clock for the use OF Republicans and
their friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

COPoSER's ISyEsTICArIOs.-Coroner Reddins com
en-ea A. Investigator yesterday no tie eaGses Of the dsaa
Of JAu.s keehac who ket n Bridge street OF tne va
s pee sued was shout erat years he uai On the
Sidewalk AZ the tine Of the ceu horte .ti'caed %
seiz1 N Eb.ch M and Mrs b. j. SpA1ldnf otsaHe
shteL Gsa T.a o. They thrown out A. tie horse
ietNhas himself from ,5e shAfts, ran up0n tae sis~
where the boy and hacked hin over The ehLd ss
taken into bis hes house BY snd died soon lfser The
her demanded Ive.ts.on as he tAIi. theIe 90 Gaze.
ssats reck toe part Of no dryef Ths does
ts be the however BY tho evdeEes taG' tar
Tbs lrQue.; 10 TO Dc cotti-L ed to-csy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

FATAL CANPHENF Accident. e oroner Perry held
Inquest No. LIS Third street upon the body Of Anne
Funk native OF Germany yesr Of age whose eeath was
the Of brrs her clothes having taken ire from
phene amp exploded while she sling Il, the Wak
tet lime gnied Toe jury rendered verdict OF scc
deutA death.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY %. 1857

.ts, /. rs. pa:poadJ ct ss6re. 1t o-zsdtJ VIZ. L
B. naelt.
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CousTERFTII BfIt.- Officer Babcock Of the Fourth
District Po1ce arrested Tuesday, OF TIE charge y AZ
tmp-ns . psst IS Altered Oh Francis fAtsB u hen;
Aysan puIPortsd be is.ue Of the Mechanics bAk d
OK ut be b. o. soe country osaE Waea
had been Aersd TIE Of the bask pasted ere
sso ihe woTei taree d0.;. II neatly executed and
'cuAte1 70 deceive u .5s rahtme although its worthless
chA,.cter pNLy y.ee BY daylight As 1t appeared BY the
eVse-e. ha TIE aoeu-4 did irisad Ps for good
n aey tAs pAr dismissed Courrrfrit Is bills
ths Ch.zcG Bah 0: New orb srs .so u crca.ssol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

THE easy or THT STEAMBOAT HESRr CLlI.-This
ssse tie ceEa, q the Circuit cocrt az owe.
UNI ths no'tins. AID additional pass Of jsfors
es-tt Tvs action srouSh; By Loiett AID wife .
5,u.rs G .juas sustained tie asou az TIA srposs-
Of ths ,.>.nbcs: Ess-y Cay .One y-srs ,i1ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

DTsCEST UPON DIsORDERLY HorsE.-The Eighth
Ward Police descent Tuesday night upon the CRIB
No 10 Greene kept by Eizsbeh Wilson, s. re-
English thieves sud other vile characters The keeper
vas arrested also Of attendants They
sftewId upon condition that hey would yscae the
premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

DrsrPorEp DIT Ft,E-The Grove House a. Tort
HArz:so ~, k.tsVJS ~ 6s GO s4;u-,y nrs as {. al
bca sa;sys.t tr CO... ana ani & 10 .ssss,c7 .sppsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

RrS OvTR By CTY RAILROAD CAR.-Caeb
Godfrey lshOr~r residing IN yhst street lying in
toXicsted the Junction OF Second and
Fly ninth 9. o'clock yesterday morning, when
along and him. He conveyed 10 he Hos
pai serl0gsy irlrrrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

ArTTsPT At SuIcIDF.-Msthew Qainn, residing al
the Of Mulberry and Csud streets attempted suicide
Yesterday afternoon BY swallowing two Of Au iAnum
he the Fourteenth W,rd Station House where
Dr. Mcdonnell succeeded in removing the poison from hi.
stomach and thinks be will Poverty arising from his
being unable got work the incentive which led him
his life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

CRIDIr wRrRE DyE.-The credit Of sTesting tbs
Iowdes who assaulted Mr. wilkins, in Monroe street
belongs TO Lieut.. Oliver Of the Seventh Ward whC
had secured two of the ruaps before any other office
reached the scene
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29

Mr.. Farugia Vincent, importer, of No. Is North
William street wishes 20 state that he is not the Vim
cent referred TO yesterday having been robbed of
SIS in house Of i'll fame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

POSTAGE TO PoRrs OF THE BLACK SEA AND OF THE
DAsuBE, BY FRENCH MAIL.-2He Washington OD'o"
states that the French Government has recently estao-
Bshed Post Offices at yolo, Vans, Salins Pdtchs,
GsIstz, Ibraila Inebol, Sipope, Samsoun, ksrasund
and ebizopd and that correspondence of every de-,
serpton originating in destined for those cities Will
Hereafter be transmitted in the mail, via FRANCE upon
tte sane terms and conditions as correspondence OF
The like nature origin atiog destined for the cines
az the Leysnt in which France has Post Off ees.
The single rate Of letter postage between the Uned
States and those places by the French mail will there
Se be thirty cents the quarterounce, and sixY cent:
The half ounce letter; prepayment optional Printed
natter Of every description may also be Transmitted
to those ports by way Of France on Oh ane
United States postage, viz two cents on newspapers;
or cent an ounce. or fraction of ounce, on pam
phlets and periodicals. and the regular domestic rates
% other kinds of printed matter. The same rates
Of hostage must be collected at the office of delivery
In The Ibited States upon printed matter from those
places received by French mall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

TIE NEw-BRuSswIcK TRAGrDY.-We have already
given en- account 81 the robbery aui murder Of
named Mckenzie. together With his wife aud four
children, pear ST. John, n. B. also the arres! Of two
men named Savin and Been, and a boz. ss tbs mur.
defefs. From The Freeman Of Thursday we learn
that part Of the body Of one OF the children has
been found among The ruins Of tho house which wa,
burned down. II s DOW said the two younger children
were thrown into the FIRE while alive. The freeman
breenis quite satisfied that he must die AMI wishes
70 show where great part Of McKepzies property is
MO NE description has not enabled the police to find
IT. app canon wiz be made it IL said, TO the proper
authority 10 permit his removal in custody, for the
porpose of showing it.
"a quantity of his clothing, and shirt OF MeKen-
mes, were found at house which Bresn was in the
hsbit Of requentiDg.
"A pair Of drawers found on Breeu i. sun,osed 4,
have belonged 10 Mckenzie 90 old Sl,yin was Gar.
nent Of the cloth the Goa. and f,g
at Hesgertys and the piece sworn to az nbiny
hat purchased by Mckenzie.
The prisoners seem TO have no idsa vhatevey Of
religion. Old Savin. when asked if he did not Win
TO see clergyman said be- did not koov of wha, "a
,hey could be. The boy when questioned said he hsi
been TO school for some time, but csud learn little
lie knew little Of religious subjects. He said be had
learned the Lords prayer but when asked to repsst
u, numbled something almost wholly nnintelligble.
sno II was psiDfely evident that OF prayer 10 its
Proper sense, he has not the slightest conception
dsys"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME CoUET-spEcrAL TERn-Nov. Before Judge
MITCHELL.

sIrp.EME COUET-sPEcrAL TERs-Nov Before Juose
MITCHELL.
DECISIONS.
Aaron D. Hopping ct al. sgt. Thomas Arnoia et a.;
eydercs shows that the goods rep Wed passed oeJona
The control before this seton was commenced Oh
M, ground ore entitled TO be discharged from the of'e
Albert l.. Catlin sgt. Cathsripe o. B'liogs..Mo.
lion 10 make out the docket Of the Judgment I'd Of Ap
rted the applicant conserving 20 eve security also 20 pay
tbe Indictment II the sppesl be dismissed 80
The Trustees of the First Baptist Church agt. Inc
Brooklyn Fire Insurance Congratulated Form Of III"
suendnelt slowed. -, r. IF
James G. Dimond sgt. George Dick.-Form OIL
George r Bradford ct al. agt Edward FOr.-Case
settled
Sarah Jsre Carr agt. Morgan Csr.-Divorce
srssted c
In the matter Of the petition OF Christian IL
John B. Overson. IT., agt John Quinn ct si--'u's'
ment Of invslidsty of marriage granted
Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
Wrsht agt. Wright-Divorce g,an'eu
Thurston aEt March so,,arad nv
The following opinion in this case " O.
Tt a. AMI. "a, eorfned 10 seo1s ~
49,. .ct,cns coats hxet Snd ~ $50. i, AZ
M, go .S,usted also 10 each ssSi' n. s,oss 10 ths
80 Tlers va no psrcentste spPssnr. msiss NO c-o
800. asn.s ,he Coda In seeh sans..so, N psr
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An APPEAL FOR AID.

FIVE POINTS Mission, Nov. 5, 1857.
Never since the establishment Of Mission at the
rive Points did the approach Of Winter look gloomy than
the pre- To the sympahlzing who called to visit the
,bods Of wrehednes and want the coming Winter appears
than the cholera or pesence that has threat
etduL
Already doors thoneed BY persons without work and
without bread seeking for relief We do what but our
sDvpts are far small 1.-THE of the distress Like
or benevolent associations resources have dried up
plaef the fr ancs pressure Of the times
And vet there are who money and only walt for
the opportunity 10 expend it for the relief of the distressed
Others could supply clothing and food If not money To these
we make our appeal Money little much c'thns OF any
sscpon and food Of the patnest sort as besns nee or
will be of great service single teroe Of rice, or barrel OF
beans when carefully distributed in small quantities wiicsry
rs~ TO many suffering families Anything cssgue.
ssief the poor the Five Points Mission will be
most thankfully received and faithfully distributed Direct 10
Che care Of N. MEAD, Missionary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

ASAp SroRY.-The Cincinnati Gazette relates The
following incident which occurred at Xena on the 4'h
inst:
"Amorg the passengers In the train from Cleve-
lard was a young man Of perhaps twenty, ana iaoy
come few years his seuior The gentleman was plain
Iy clad but the girl was dressed in the extreme OF
fashion, and roKged beyond even brazen wantonness.
II was frequently observed BY the passengers that the
young man appeared to be earnestly remonst,a'ing
with the girl and seemed 10 be deeply affected. AT
Xens both left the cars and it apparent thss the
course OF each lay in different directons-he man 10
this city and the girl to the West As the cara were
shout starting the young kissed her hssty COCA
bye, and both burst into tears. The cooducsor seeing
that there deep grief at heart, Invited tue
gentleman 10 seat in the baggage car as more secl.
Ged from the gaze Of the Vd. ANY where, saia
be, 'ony come with me. i must speak to some one,
or my heart will break"
Alter becoming little Gained, he said: "Thst LADY
and my self were raised together with moss for car
pets acoIs for cups and saucars, add pebbles for
walks we PLAYED In childhood. She was d few years
older than myself, but we were insepsTabe. She
gre ND TO womanhocd, was married, then separated
from her husband and sought the city, and became q
wsntoL-a heartess, dsgrsoed courtezan Steeped 10
sin as she is shameless she may be, could not bu
kiss her goodbye for she is my sister She mas al
ready hurried a loving mother TO the grave, AID
brought disgrace upon her brothers and sisters. Bal
while she Acknowledges 1t all, and sheds tears OF sp
parent contrition and regret, no circumstances car
change her course. She has Just been ome TO ms
vist but has left again for her residence In the
city 10 drown in the wsntons life the remembrance Of
what she was and what sbe migh have been. DO you
blame zoe, then" tuning to the sympsthizing coa,
crctori tor weeping as 40 over one so loved and
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IAdyer,isenentl
A Gann

TIE only gold media offered the American destitute o
D. iticr the exhibitors OF PHoroGRssHs W" ."
tbcs@ exhibited S,stemeuts 70 ,ne
that other medals ated utterly WITHOUT
foundation. reference TO the oeal report OF the swsas
The Tribune Of Saturday. will supply souewhs'
pointed refutson Of the claims Of Of Nh BRADYs eosG
porsies. -, -, o..,..
require further exposure
than tina. given But geld eea offered for
cpeti,iop Its disposition is indicated by the folio wing
tract from
NJ u,,,,ct,p,, Pkossgraphs Haoyr, ar-M B. Brsty,
No $50 B-osdxsy ~ for the best plain and re.ouehed Pho
tosrsphs Small Gold Medal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
THE MILK QUESTION

To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune
SIR Having roticed az article in your paper OF this
ds e, concerning milk per Harlem Railroad, please al
low slight correction. Your paper says that The H.
crease is but one cent per gallon on freight This is
true regards that, bet the farmer receives four cents
more per gallon from Oct to April |, making 1t cost
Eve cents more per gallon in Winter than summer
The increase the milkmen have made Is onS four
cents per gallon. The milk costs the milkman three
and one-baf cents per quart in the country. lne
freight thereon is one cent per quart. TIE wa''age
land at times some comes sour is one5slf cent per
quart hence il costs the dealer five cents per quart
when delivered from the cars. The average ssIes on
retail route iom lao TO 80 quarts per Day Inis
beirg about as much az q man can serve IL tune ia
The morning. The cost of hired man and e1pe uses
of wegon amount 81 so per day. and can De counteo
at no ess. At Fix cents per quart the gross pm
would be 81 30 per day, leaving the niiksu W vt
dollar per day bis route. This, OF couse, 40
could net stand Seven cents per quart gves go.
hree dollars gross profits per day; Or ID otnef
be has fifty cents over bis expepses-and IN a coI,
sciepce, this is little enough, exposed a: Ds ~ 90
kinds Of weather, and rising at o'clock 10 tue
irg to serve bis route; and he also loses many 'ia
debts on his route and if he drives nis own
be cannot more than make living at the above
ard very many routes sell much lees tnan Tue S
mentioned above; and, as an old dealer, .o - 80
seIed-knows well that not less than Two cen.s ~ r.
ard ore-half cents gross profits WA Rsy ~ ,rM.S
sells PURE Xix. fouIs, oLp
The four cents per gallon added by Inc ''luiei' "
ceitsinly alter the case. Bat shall We have 'eanc
tOn Of four cents per gallon when the fAnefs Po'
reduced Lext Spring. Say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

FIRE rs NywARK-A FIRE occurred ON the Bloom,
ssd ,nnIe near Newark Saturday night which des'toyo
rse belonging to Mr. Israel Gram ,.Dt ws n h.y
LIN kc heinz Also destroyed In addition 70 the nay ana
DESTROYED o su'a. Of second Tiin time NJ
hi, barns with their contents by fire. w1thln I'VE
% sncons are entertained that the tire was the "o'k Of
Sni ncendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
T,x,xc Anv.,r,Gy OF CIRouMsrAscEs.-A young

TAKrSG ADVANTAGE OF CIRcUMsTANcEs.-Ay young
lad named John Grimm merchant wa: arrested yes
terday by the Sixth District Police charged WITH steans
watch from ieweler South Fourth street IL appears
the lad entered the offer his saassges io ais ~.
sSv in the absence of her husbald makng the BOY o
otb, s.led him II he had for bis fathers wson %
boy replied that had and on GOING away & and
10 .tayipr for of food, and the watch being o.
49, % rim he could resist the template Oh ieee"'He "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

COSTRIRrTroSs TO THE POOR By IhE ToLCL
bs nav pe of Newark sixteen .nt the four
oacers held meeting days incs and subscribed enough
nes 10 ruhsce IS barrels -four which they propoe U d
tus trouSh the appropriate channels for the benefit OF tue
poor sui destitute Il is n.eupstet 70 ave 'al' hou
~ 80 ss.rirg continue TEE proposed parade o. the
CO., has been sbsndoped the preferrog :" contribute
rs, n would cost them to the poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

Sro,rx ppoprRry RrcovEREp.-On Thursday last
Of smputang instruments sto from the once OF
DR. George Coct ran In Fulton street. opposite Johnson
"a 10 the late Dr. John Cochran by the
sers o the shp Hscyon. the from London TO f
S ~ srsnews Of the First Precinct. and officer Van
Wssner succeeded discovering the property In pawn shop
in York where had been pledged BY young man IN the
name Of Dr. John Cochran The property was delivered to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

from ,h. CO... lust ..r the train started from Pair
mount "Wednesday lat. st O'Clock n TIE %or.itl Es
10 bsDac him but drp~s upon their wohclses to lad
lin ,.fe In Newycrk TIE usn .,opp.d Is seon hs
but be could no, be found and no dns
have slice teeu ebgaired Of him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

IspusrRIAL FAIR IN THE EAsTERs DIsTRIcT.-A
nnnbe epterprsrg citizens have entered into pfoct for
ssra M an Industrial and Fancy Fair to be held al Column
bsn bali in Gsnd during the coming holidays rrem
dpomas of different grades 10 be awarded for such
see, pl.ced upon exhibition may be deemed worthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TIE BOARD Of Trustees Of the Newark Fire Depart
INT Zine In number have all re.Eped their of ces In cnse
anenee Of difficulty with the Board OF Representatives L. T.
Whitlo Treasurer Of the Department nss also te'tneo'
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