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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-OsSEaAL rHas-hAsen NJ
Before Judge CpLyss
sspher Scsmmop at Francis Sv1t- .

sspher Scsmmon at frs1es Svtt-
Il vii, BE- remembered thai this WA an sdtse
10, assault AID battery tried 23 Of February last Ih
eouus for defendant though Court chose not 70 spps0 sna
having proven Jay that the asssnt va OF "a
gravse nature found verdict for the pna1 s~1dhS
a dam ges the full amount eiAimei, so,~o. "a.
The defendant seeks ct asite tho vede ana Jse
sp entered hereos add In bis acaVt tns hs 90 CO.
fined 20 bis the I'D 2ith Of February rom az msD
caused by lrf heavy weight Sunday the lta that tes
esu.- tired on said q list, ard that bis ryhn ves
rf.u6icsd BY kis unavoidable sb~ree aud fohe ss I'M
Alleged ussu,t scsn mon the p,sntid, struck him fut
The panf bis opposing sftdav.s sho - that the 49,
Court 70. "a and 9h Of las month and further, that Be a.
not strike defendant ,,.~.
Mo,iou eer led In order Of March stsyos ptssnrs
p,oc.dr =. wasted Gatd~rer add the Hon JSaa orss
WOO for plslnas, J. L. Campbell for defendant
George Oooch ast Charles 55nonA
Order of reference to ID p. Barnard, Esq.
Ricnazd Daniels AZ C6AJiss 81 mons
Same order - In lat csuse. .I o.o~.~
John Msnlch and John Welsh ~. Jssn S~A
This is an .ction brought 10 recoy@ ~. ,,s. hs
,verty. six bars whes,, alleged 20 ss5-I An
80 IN ro....-iop az cefeadsnts John h1e - :.
N 49, 80. r., ~ Deo~zssr last va on ne az.
49,. p..,n "a s.v Wsss; ossv-~n u ana L
80 sLs -, 18th aeDscn 10 w. came 70 zoe 49,
- - b. ssd be had some sass OF ~ -,
r. g., ,oII ns.sessioo o. the whes s1sb -
eroesn p % s Nv arses 10, Mayor AeaSeh sod ws
Snssi ~ bs,~v BlssAsy bot 90 one spfesnns
vi tpsy csossrs-d soon Afte< DC &c.
eSn % 80 ration Coo Earning % ths
% w 20 os.ued The property. the pknons
80. IN N rs dsfepdsnts ssst % ooanea M -.
co ,;oa va essss bosoepss IN the rrssspss -
.s.,. ss4 q thsi t.ss Csss o-esu'srsi 1'aSs'-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

ACCIDENT FROM CARTLEssSEsS With FIREARMS -
On Monday evening Mn. Andrew Dunn of No. lSi
East Sixteenth street. was dangerously shot in the
reck by loaded pistol in the hands OF MIR. Felix
Goole, who, with the husband of Mrs. Dunn, was e1-
aiming it. The occurrence was the result OF careless
te,., and not of design. DR.. Sheppard OF the Police
staff attended Mrs. Duon, and considers the wound
hlgLy dangerous.
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Sr,1trc DISEASED MFsr-Moses Kline & Ger man

SELLING DISEASED ME.T.-Moses Kline, Gsrnan
ku,.h. a. No % Third arrested yesterday BY order Of
tie Health Warden for exposing for sale yea unit lou account
~ ia brs yery younr AID partially decomPosedl for He
rs LsH 20 bail BY Justice WooS N $500 70 answer.
Another butcher was also arrested, charged With
..rs d.es.d bu. the evidence iled 10 sustain the
ch,se and he was Liberated from custody.
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CITY ITEMS.

Any lady Of our city who would be glad to assist q
woow i'll distress and desttution is urged to inquire
to the Ct Mrs. Anna Maria Wood, No. 372 Second
avenue, in the attic. Her worth is avouched by
ladies Of eminent worth.
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dUFTITIFFIurHI I
From Til. Nsilonsl Era, Washington.
, u IL nGIIES !.

from tn NsiIOnsI Ffa, |" ssnIns'"D
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHRS.- We so far
depart of the above article ina w
bsse it ed and find excellent grepaIson' in a
y.r, convenient form for Coughs. Colds I'D Hosseness
Public speakers Singers will ind them Indispensable upon
trs By iucosing j. BRo~S soS, Boston 20 cent, 10
stamps box will be sent prepaid, 10 any part OF United
sistss Sold BY all Druggists
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PHRENOLOGy.-S Stranger, and citizens will find
tn. PHRExoLo LOGICAL CABINET agreeable place TO visit Il
contains many cuGosrs Examinations with charts sad
fu written descriptions OF character gwen wnea aeed
Room. open visitors. No sos Broadway
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A FEMALE beaten AsD ROBBED By RowDiss -
Early yesterday morning Mrs Ann Conor' *ao"'
was attacked in Catharine'lane by gang OF ruihins
tho beat her 10 most urmerciul manner and robbed
ier of porte -nonuaie containing - and some papers
She was found after by the police, and conveyed
in state of ipsensbillty to the Nex-York Hospital
and placed in care of DR.. Noyes, Surgeon The row.
oes are unknown and have not been arrested.
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To NERVOUS SUFFTRERs.-A Retired Ciesgy-
m,p 70 h.sh lev Gays alter nsny years sr-s
nervous ,uaeiing make Known be means OF ca ~
viii emo free IN. -scT.prion used Direct 20 JOSH NJ
DssSALL, No. SO FutOnst. Brooklyn
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Two SMuGeIERs Miohoei b. and An
dreas Ii. Poeno were arrested to-day on charge Of
smuggling 81 600 worth Ct rough cisnonds and rubies
These men from Antwerp about eight days ago in
the Leopold /. Soon after their arrival ac-
oord to The complainants story, hey spoke of hav'
Ing come round the Custom. House officers, and Me-
eoiated for ,ale of their booty. These facts comog
to The ears Of the Detective Police, a descent was
m-de upon their bosrdng-housr, No 30 Rihng"n
street. The prisoners now in charge of the United
States authorizes.
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Owing 10 extended improvements, Mr.. BRADY

|. epsbl.d supply the IMPERIAL PHoroG"rH Al pnee
which p,ce. within genera. reach Every description OF Por
init be supplied a. large reduction from former
prices. No so brosd~y
Over Thompsous Sslo>a
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fAdyertss~u1Ntl
THB IMPERIAL PHOToGRAI

unete application of tie AT, surprising in effect OF unusual
re .ne presenting combined advantages OF painting and
finish wi b the truth OF the CsmerA
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NEW C.RPETING FOR l-57.-All the newes
t,r in market 70 be found AZ HYArTs Great Carpet E,tsb
shuent 30 Bowery. Roysl Velvet. Tapestry Brussels
Tapestry p.rsin Oicotbs, SC. al bargains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

Thomas Lloyd, jr, Of the Society of Friends and late
of Philadelphia will deliver address to the young
men Of NewYork, on the subject of Religion, Temper
ance and Freedom, the lecture-room of the Stuy-
vesant Institute, No. t59 Broadway, on Thursday
evening.
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Advertisement
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, 70

yxsPsE NEwYoRE Training toe details OF the prsc nee
no il e1t pore speaking Next term beg on se eh bay
poua. syeu admitting PRACTICE send for eircnlsrp
j. W. FowLER, Prscdeat
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A-cIpyyrALLY DRowsED.-Pstrck Brady, boy
m ,r. Of sre ned Yesterday Senoon BY accident
sy tl,nr INTO the dock foot OF Amos street Sewiork
FAors made to rescue him but they proved nnsvan
HI ly was recovered snd taken the residence Of ais
rep No - Greeu~ieh street where inquest vii BE- he'd
mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

TIE s-it hras rsc~vsary p~rt>s psahs tsta4,ne
s~e-d Tat TIE co~pIAat IA hs,s ,sssiens
h-s s-,.a. tn part Of the pa,asus hat he sr<
he o,lr o~reu ma th- u,o ss-r wrss s.-.sry ,S- -
p.s,ie de ndSts II. c0art rrgsir-s The s.ssss
L-riy siv-s 70 the ae,snAsas 10 ssassa y ss, ok
The word. or sssadss,. &. It,, =,
vs. vel ,lel hs the stoa ga not iouaaed 90 scossS
- - 70, ~ecS iuesueB, seu,sAe1 b.,
- 49, ,a recovery OF ssch e>ance might -
ssos eSe to tie oe sse...y r. ss rraSrs. q
,snept Al hst 70 the prop-f ta'ns ~ n scoent ~ Os
I, r.,. rflss. .esieueot had seea made VIII ne
wscs toy eourd. -eiea re com ps-n. ~, nov ss
s..,-1 $50 70 DE se,sos penurr-r upon tse ara
rround Of J. sci oi pAes allowed 1P0s tAe s""~| wv
fort, CAV. .llowrd 10 psnta 70 amend oampNns ~
Brooks srd PAWS plaintiffs. snt IN ise q tseu
No cost. to ether party II complaint !. .n.ndsS O.s."''
DfsPP.1 Sf q, r.al %1rir fer s.ad.s
john 3. w.Idie es =. NJ PssohA W rHrney g -
Motion on behalf of defendant Coonof 10 ne -
.ry- uppIew-ntI grated. cSnei,ioa ha'se,s
,erv,d on bis ede'-OSsn' ruise, r'Ann'' u'e'
AH''N G,.t W. Bsih. ..isnee NJ wSst q. M.ctsy.
Motion for Judgment on ground OF hi,dousnes q
demurrer s,n r s ~ sT SO .t,y S. !. =.
sw,r and pay ccs,s OF motion- c,,
Motion 10 amend snswer withoal prejudice, So.
granted ~ scs,s,yxs-Benr- judo. Horr~u-
s.th " PeokhaIn at. Morris hetehun II e. -,
Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer with oosts WIN
| liberty 70 defendants to answer N twenty dsys
Joan Ia Fargo sl Benz 5 Hafe5 ct "a
Demurrer lowed with $lO costs ana droufsam0A
Defendant Alo~ed 10 amend the clause II ~ sdv1ssd
United STATES COMMISSIONERS oFrIcE-M.hes ".
Before K T. srlwELL-
rHk cHISAsASs CASKS.
| The sseNs.e charge made by John Josephs ay&sk
Wr IL Wood the 6t uste Of the EseousIA Fcsai' N MS
On ,b. ,-ln complaint the Captain discharges and tss
mate hd for the r~o witnesses IN sesense Az
| to be examined TO morrow
| BEFORE @ W. MossLL.
| Tx rILLIBUsrER CASE.
Uvss expected that decision OF the case agsaus
Fsheus And Csp. Botrp CHARGED with breaking tae ses
t.,ty law. would De delivered to DAY bot apostponemsn'
| plseo I'LL TO naorrv~ morning At 10 d IN
| COURT OF COMMON PLsAs-srEeiIt Tsss-AA'eh n
| Before Jsds. pALy
| Hiram OsrxndeT AT Johu r. Psalson
| Iudyms nj for plaintiff on demurrer
| Thomas Humphrey AT, Adolphu' Herch = q
Motion to disInss proceedings supplementary V ea
| ANA Hahrssr AIT Philip schuchman
Motion 10 set aside judgment denied, with " ccs~-
Samuel CsstfreS SC, Az VIM EgAn
Motion 10 COT firm report OF referee grsn'eo.
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THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH

Is pronorced b. agui.hed oonDo''euT'
Dams, Wills. Tuckensn and Lowslt-o 'nrp." any previous
rs,ult ofthe CamrgA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

SoIRFE MusIcAIE-The pupils Of Grammar School
No. 10, gave a concert in the Broadway Tabernacle
twelve historical pieces, viz: Columbus, 1872; Ply
mouth Rock, 1920; Pocahoptss 1910; The Boston
Tea Party, 1873; Lexington 1775; Bunker Hin, l775;
Independence Day, l776; Saratoga, III; Yorktown
ISL; Ls Fayette, I757-ls34; Washington, l732-l799;
and Peace, 1888. The words were by William GLAND
Bourne; music by Geo'ge Henry Curtis An address
vas delivered by ". O. Bourne, after which several
solos, duets and choruses sung in most credit
able manner The exerctes were under the du ection
Of George Henry Curtis There was good a.ten-
dance of the parents and friends of the pupils.
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fAdveTtisemest
NIrsTstH pUnTDGR ApH for 81 n
IAdvertisemeut.l

Imperial 10 shade b. perceived by tue perfection
Of the portraits at HOLINESS
aud Niagara Gallery. No 2ss Broadway.
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SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcrAL TERM-M.reh ls.-B.fou
judge DUER.


PLEADIHG--RoREIGS CORPORATIONS.
John Myers at John A. A.ohAdo.
The action agajnst the defendant a. me orawer
Of protected bill Of eIehMss discounted BY and belonging Q"
bs eompsn, .yerrrd the plaintiff Of tn. public
r,s@r,d Of the Ro,s Bank Of Liverpool which
bsrkiur c.up.ny duly constituted BY add existing under the
avs Of the sdom Britain ana such officer
s.es law md in equity on behalf Of the said bsnI
that Brought Tor the beneh: AID on behalf OF the
sid bsnk. ,.,.,
TIE complaint in other respects the usual form and
contained all proper ,erments 20 charge the Descendant
crswer OF the bill Of exchange In question.
The defendant dsmur-c ana specified the following grounds
Of deg urrsr;
l. That the complain, did facts sufficient to con'
That seuon prosecuted the Of the rea
That toe RoyL Bank Liverpool is made party TO
Thai the complaint not the ROyL Bank
THAI tie u.mb.rs OF the Banking Company are not made
Tia, the plain DO, authorized by the laws Of this STATE
HId-Th,; ,he f.et. .verr-d in complaint constituted
valid seton and that the eemurr-r on the nst souaa
B.a-Ts. Zoe ,yerment tia. the plaintiff duly suhor
ed 70 bur the action beo OF toe bank not IN aver
.od tb., N. vs.. sectiv, in bot e,,Dg forth
.teuc. ard terms q Of Parliament NY undsr which
bark w.korg,nzed aud authority gwen 70 the pAnn
- CT is reeister-d ohicsrs 70 sue on Il. behalf
Reid-Thst If should appear that such al authority ~
b II the bank rot only srouuas Of International comfy
b., express trust within reasonable SrPe~
B,d-Th. the demurrer could b. sustained upon any
other of the specified aroundsL
Jucur.rt defendant dsunszDg the Compliant unless
pantiA within ny amended coop amt setting
his authority TO bring me s,oa No oo's
either party. ,..x
T. B-nedio Tor defendant; H. @ De Forrer for psintt
PLEADIsG-DEFEcr oS PARTIES.
David Be5en at John .. Baker =. a.
Demurrer 10 TIE compls ut. The complaint stated
that plaintiff the ABSOLUTE Of O1shAf Of the bark
Curer Pigeon and Of BY virtue Of mortgage from
on Dawn assignee Of pcy Of insurance on OsVss
hae and that BROOKS ana The dseadAIt Baker each
owned eiahth Of the vessel
partial loSs toe bark has beep promised and set
tied BY the Allowance Of payment 10 ss'fa
ton Of $50 and the surrender OF The pTemig
poes That The paid BY the insurers received By
dttepdzs the Of ell the pAr- concerned under
Obligation them 10 proportion 70 their respc
i've n-rss Of certain charges AID ekp~oss
That tie Of $3.50 CT the 5000 PAD bonsed TO sAe
plan f tha ste< the payment tbeefon OF ~ expenses
d.bc<nelts properly ohuyesbe the ts,nuns saae
remained IL the ksncs Of the dendaDts obSs the sun Of
be,o lxns psnf vhch tAey bad rtased 10 pss
10 him gpos Request Jadsmea dsmAadeS bf snu sum
With interest 80 costa
fs t~E.aaists ssmssr,d spsa Tie soaovsos s-sssds:
Ersf TSs there 80 tsf-c. Of pssss. st s- sANsn
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fAdyer'i.ement.
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH.
IAdverasemsnt

In every artistic respect worthy pisce In the ares cee
lion T., ,roductic 10 immed. One sitting only 10 required
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THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH


Wa. intr,dueed and Is made only BSAors GiLLEsS' No
go Brcs6gsy.
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The "Cenual Homeopathic Dispensary are starting
a petition to the Board of Governors of the Aims.
House, asking that stx wares in Bellevue Hospital
may be placed under Homeopathic treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

b,s.. nfatioss Of scsdescrpt qsadrupeds fish, fovis
ard creeping ings and things mech snoa tina, could
ooly creep not 90; all dangling to watch chan and
c.i.d "ohsrms." Thee the charms taa; are lost
It them co. and cult yate kind ths; vii ias, forever
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HFRRING'S PATENT CHAMPION FTRE-PROOF
s,rrs Noe. i35 III and is Wsiers, and No Murrsys
New York
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hat day.


ACCIDENTAL Dg,rH.-A man named Joon Mct sn
D .niovtd upon N. wes, approach Of the New York sad
re Rslr.sd died cary hour yesterday moTns n con
,.an.pce Of frg The niEht previous vnie endins
,.,I n Ia. boAran ,, wsca se uri his bead he
-. iptoxica,el he fel be ss0ei = y~sss %
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Mxsh l7.-Bsfoss
Jucxe hrssELL-

Jas Carroll A bow was tried and convicted Of bsr
,, third dsse on he hoos~ OF Sophia Eden veil No n
Houston street. He was 10 tie House Of Rsfugs
Wilhelm Rochler vas tried and convicted Of shsuH
~ buy,.ry thd daxrs. ON the house Of Ja Mel shiia,
Tv-n1 Nsrd Ssat~noe-siate Prison years and most.
Jackson Slayer pleaded guilty TO ptit larceny, ana
w.s ,sutsooed 70 tho Psntentsy sr month";
Jo.eph II .eran pleaded guilty 10 fase pfeenses u
ob,pns money from propreto ~ means o. bsssS As
sr.nlic ei.p.tst<s He vii Dc sest.ne1d On Fndsy
Owen Campbell, ah1 simpson, pleaded suay
ig.fy In pls6g si srfet buls the Bank Of Cssn
mere. r. I he vas r.m.ndet until Friday for seasaes
Adjourned
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SAVAGE AssaULr.-0n saturday evening e msn
named John Cur made AssaIi upon Fex McAssy
-h kui,e and cut him In thr- place. about the ,s and
rs tn, .sa.nt arrested sad committed to al y-stes'
a,y on , charse Of assault with inteS to Kill
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE AT TAxsAsr HALL.-Las
evening Coroner Corpery received information tht
bis services were required at Tammsny Hall to hold
al inquest On the body Of gentleman named Wm l..
Deyer, who found dead in bed. The deceased
put Up at the hotel on the 18th inst, when he regis
tered bis name az - j. y. Lawrence, Westehester
County" as he had been in the habit Of dong occa
siobaly for years past The reason why the deceased
gave wrong name when be came TO Newfork was
beet known to HIMSELF but il is thought he done to
svoic berg found out BY hs friends from the country,
should they came to look for him. He was a man who
at times drank to excess, bat WAS not considered an
habitus drurk ard Mr.. Deyer had not LETT his room
sipce Sunday night owing TO IL health or other causes.
From partial examination by the Coroner, it is
thought that deceased committed suicide by taking
lsudaLum or der poison. The inquisition will be
Concluded to-day. He has left wife residing at Port
chester Westcheser County, who has been informed
OF lis death.
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THE FRosT STREET Arson CAs1-ISDIcrMrST or
NICHAIL WoGAs, 1t will be recolected tsat
Michael Wogap IT,, was charged with witully firing,
on the 22d of February the warehouse of William +.
Beans No % Front street and at the conclusion OF
the Fire. Mar,hsls investigation, Justice Wood re-
quired bonds of s, coo for Wogans appearance to
answer the con plant. The Grand jury, now is sea-
SION have found bill of Indictment for arson against
Wcgan and yesterday lie was arrested on bench
warrant and conveyed before Jucge Russell, in the
Court Of Sessions to plead to the indictment. He
pleaded not guilty, and said that his counsel Dir.
Clinton, was engaged in trial at Brooklyn, and he
c,u nd not say when he would be ready for trial. Mr.
Sedgewich Assistant District Attorney, moved for an
increase of BAL and the Court fixed the sum al OOO
The required security not being 10 court the defendant
was committed to await it,
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THE APPROACHING GRAND PARADS OF THE VoLUN-
TIER COMPANIES OF NEw-YoRK.-About four months
ogo, Capt. Henry Wilson of the Harrington Guards,
who has been associated with military companies for
the last ~ to IA years conceived the idea Of getting
up grand parade of all the citizen volunteer compa
MES; and on copierrDg with bis military nendS the
subject they at fell into hls plane and proceeded
10 get the ball in mOtop and invitations were given
through the police to the captain of each company to
asseu Die en- masse at the Academy Hal, Broadway,
TO discs the matter and carry the plan into execution,
if il should be found 10 meet their views. Nearly 500
captains attended, every company beng represented.
Capt Wilson was called to the chair, and the utmost
uranin y prevailed in favor OF carrying out the plan
proposed BY the The several captains OF each
Ward selected the from among their number to repre-
rent their interest in affecting general organization,
Capt Wlson beng selected a. Chairman of the Com
mitiee of Arrangements. This Committee after meet
lpg at differ, Mt times and places, organized all the vol
upteer psnies into two divisions the first eleven
Wards comprisilg the first division, snd the last
eevtn Wards the second division, each Ward cOnsti.
tutDg battalion regiment according TO the number
which it may be able muster, and having its Colonel
who takes charge Of the Ward arrangements
At subsequent meeting Capt. Henry Wilson
chooep Conmasder in Chief, VIM. Wilson Major. Gen
ersl Of the Fint DIVISION, and John Creighton Msjor.
General Of the Second Division.
AT second meeting of the Captains o< all the Vol
ultesr Companies held at Central Hail. Grand street,
On Fricsy evening last the action Of the Committee OF
Arrangement ana Colonies OF the several ards was
laid before them arc W animousy confirmed.
The conten plated grand pnaes will take place on
Msndsy April 90 in celebration of the battle Of Lex
inston, which took place en- the 10Th of Apnl l775i
and &C ,ordpg to information derived from the Captains
OF the several Wards less than $4,000 to $4,000
men are expected to assemble under on the &C.
cssioD.
Msjor-Gen. VIM. Wilson has selected the Cooper
House corner of Broadway and Worth street, as It's
headquarters, ard viii hold meetings there regularly
every Tuesday eyepiD. prior to the parade. He Las
selected the follow ing named persons a. members Of
his STAFF: Col. Lawrence, Capt Walters, Capt.
OKsefe, Capt. Kruger Capt. w. Mulligsn, Lieut..
K.rigsp, Tbos Adams and Edward G. Mcconnell.
Major Gen Creighton has not as yet made his sp-
pontmsnts.
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pointmsntS.

Losr-A LApYs CHARss -" Los: between Eighth
"street and the jersey City ferry, valuable set of
"charms, belonging 10 q lady, and much valued IS
gift, with the usuL &c. about sreward to any one
who will restore these cst charms Alas, poor lady
no amount of reward vii ever bring them back.
Los, charms are loet forever; much valued as they
undoubtedly were, they are valueless low. 4 git,
we're tbey Yes, true the gift Of nature, they we're
charms of beautiful face or perfect form. II they
were chsrms of a sweet temper and agreeable man
uers, they were charms Of cultivated mnd-eharms
that nay be worn where has denied the boon to
face ard form Perhaps they were only the CHARMS OF
cess, charms that often los, Ii these days N our
uschaImipg muddy streets But these are charms that
any ulliuer end dressmaker csn restore The charms
were gift All. thai implies that they were purchas-
able charms not those tost ooue without money and
without pnce, like the charms Of womans wsrh, OF
besuty Of body and mld Charms tins, money can
buy-wbst are tbey1 Psh,w. Here, as we -esd
little further 90 IL this singular advers snent Of los,
oba,r,s the story Is told. Nothing but tnsei-sc are
hall the charms has ladies treasure moe, hshly-yk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

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