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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

P..s,sssRs per Steamship JAYEsEoSw wv f f,i.
Morris. A. ion. Jacob ]. MAYO. 8. &. Mallory; d
Lsxc B Hgsssvw " 4 k p afn,oI hes.
RsnJrirk. c. q. Page, J. w. Smithsy. Samuel NJ.
and thEss ehdrfBs Ban. Ms na'f fionoh
e. t;r,x q McCu, and lady j. Ice, William
Gardner. Mrs. jane Chopper, Mrs. John,to. ). J
Ladd, Ed. Butterwnrth Rosenstock, Nm Shaa'
wr. Beerns. Mrs. kevupketer, Mrs. La.ravs,
Br,an tkins C F. Mckenzie, James }. Miller,
Mrs PaXell. aud Il IN steeraks.
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FOR SALE.-I offer. at private sale, the
- HOUSE in VIII .cb now reside, lin Sidney. one
Amile west of Richmoud,) with from two to
twelve acres Of ground attached. Price reasona-
bic and terms OF pay menr TO 81 t the purchaser.
no l6--lmt ]. g. Johnson
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z So s.IoCkoE HILL GENERAL
S--a<s AGENCY.
q. w. Fl. TYLER,
C8ice on Marshall, Bsttcesn Sixih and SspeHth
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE
GR0ES and act IS n GENERAL AGENT. He
his hsnks for the iiberal patronage bestow
sd upon HIM for two years past. al 3l-5m
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nA Licorice-A. q. e. Brand.-Ths above
wei kuoWn fsyorite Rrsnd always on sale By
JAMES G. McAEDREW,
deity ~, Pine street. New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

AK ENIBERs HoWfTxER BAT
FAA TERI.-Attend meeting of .ot sccm-
spany st Military Hall. over the Old II aIket,
saassSs THIS EV ENfNG. wv sdnesda' > at s o'clk.
4 full attendance Is desired business OF ini-
p0Ttance will rs trarsact-d.
By order OF Capt RANDOLPH
no I5-lt GEO. CASTOR OTET, O. S.
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MARRIED.

Bennett. Mr.. THOMAS vs. PINChBECk. oil
Chesterfield, to Miss MARTHA +. ROBERT
son, Of Richmond, Va.
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RTCHARD SON'S,
TWO HUNDRED AND SIX

ZUO TWO HUNDRED. AND SIX NUU
Main ST NEAR 9rH.,
mann. Pine Apple, Raspberry Strawberry, Peacs !,
Orsnss Also the pure English BsrI.y Susar
Confectionery for caus his and coids. RICHARD,
SONS WILD CHERRY CANDY, Marsh Mellow
Drops. Lady isicoriee. Sum Drops Of I'll lavors.
Hoarhound Candy double strenrth: last but not
iesst that pure MOLASSE.S CANDY, fresh daily
fo6, Dos, 206 MAIN STREET. no ls-lts
pECElvED PER STEAMERS An
Of different klnas PRUNES, FIGS. DATES CIR
Ros e U RANTS, JELLlEs, PfCKi,ES
SAUCES, cATSupS. BRANDY Peaches
ccnaEFLI se ohspLEs OF every variety. DUTCH
cANplES manufactured daily Of hest o.,,;,v
LOT a1 he ~ DAVID N. JONES,
~ wv -. Agent.
QEN0y ALL have Moved m, of,r. f,,,,, -.
pan bank 70 nth IT., near Ma.n's Byidga.
"hers s,iat, n ne pn,sa.ed TO receive orders for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

., ARMORY r. l.. l. BLf'ES,t
November Is, 1889. {
JQrders.
III THIS Command will attend Special Meeting,
~ AZ their Armary, on Franklin street. THIS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, att o'clk precisely.
This bn,iness Is of importance, and requires the
presence of every member. BY order of
Lieut.. MAULE.
F. CARTER. LIST Sergt. 10 1t
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"a 5000 lbs. Sup. Carb. Soda. fer sale
by J. W. GARLICK. Apothesary, Franklin st.
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ROYS, CANADIAN, ON HIGH
CUT SHOES, suitable for scheci $780, -
They are neat and substantial. and viii - scsa
lMARc{sS HARRIS 4 BRO. rs Man q.
TINE OVER. SACkS.-W ask the Astsa.lc on
IL ~ oar sfrieuds IL our large stock 81 BLACK Jay
Ccanred Beaver, poesksn CNaaHaefe. heavy ana IN
nlaek ana Colored Clneh and Eliot Over sacss.s =
hripx tie hest kopds. xutten ~ N the asess ~,
aAd eas'Aa ass!s 81 AifabSwsiis ! wrtLIAMs
DORrLAND eyAuP-lsg ha 70 81 * sS, ~
NVls-lN y, n ~ - - -
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sssA e y II 49,
.ss $685. as asn " sss4sks a@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

49, q -
~ 80 saA1 rs Assss se'ss
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~ To Merchants.

WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL, ACCOUNTANT.
Office at J. s. Walkers Factory, 18th street,
Continues to Write us Books and Adjust Accounts.
and socits the books of four or FIVE merchants,
tendance of i book keeper. lie refers to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. John Ste Gart i David
N. Walker, Messrs. Massie Il Pie.santg. Rich
mond. Va; and Messrs. Massie i Smith Tobacco
Commission Merchants, New York. oc 25-lmH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16

WANTED2500O GOT RAIL SILLS, each SIll 10
w be Of white or post oak. feet sas, inches At
small end, to be smoothly heved on both sidss TO q
thickness of s inches-borksd, clear OF all defects
calculated to impair strength. To be delivered on
the line OF tho road tetween Frede rcksbury AID
Acquia Creek For further information apply 10
WIN. N. BRAGG, SQp't
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WANTED.-A young lady. who 10 thorout hly
w competent to teach English and French, Ana
who IL good Pianist and Vocalist, wishes to sbtan
. situation in private family ~ MORNING GOV
ERNESS, whore she would attend from t.
O'Clock, daily. Address DELTA" Dispatch or
fee. pol4-s,.
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HALL OF THE VIRGINIA MrCH.r,..
- INSTITUTES
WANTS.

WANTED-A good German GIRI-on. Vi
W, can SPEAK Eng!ish to assist in general HOi 81
T. ANDREWS, on 10th street, Sd house north y;
Leigh French Garden HiE nols-Ms
WANTED-A GOOD UR NEYMAN CAR
W PEWTER, to 70 in the country about ~
miles. Also, one hand to work in RichmanS Ar
ply to 3. T. HAY,
nol6-3tN Nth street, above vensbs
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u men. for fsw days Of DR.. Sehp!tz', d<par-
lurt.;--To Eratity the wish Of several pIomiTnent
families, who are snxious TO obtain relief from
stages Warts and other excrescencss of the Feet,
Hands Face, and that, too. without pair
DR. S. deems It necessary TO prolons his stay I'll
further notice His patrons whs have not called
yet, and all who wish ease in walking, should be
promptly on hand, if they do not wish to be disa2
pointed
"a. Office Wall Street Hotel, Wsll street, Rich
mond Ladies, as usual. attended at their real
deuces no 16-2tH
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WTANTE D-Immediately 4 COACH PAINTER.
w Wages Si2 per week. None but good work
man need apply; 10 whom constant employ men,
will be gwen hddress or apply 10
no I7-lw WM. A. WOODY, LYnchbuyr Va
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ously bad e,srscteF. Lesry was aso so'S'e mA0'
and kets grros ~ al No. l37 Worth street


TosBs PKrTIyossER ARRESTED FOR FRAUD
Charles Rhinebar. somewhat notorious Tomos law
yer Wis yesterday brought before Justice Connolly
ehsrged with having obsined money under false pre-
lenses. II appears that on Saturday evening a man
named Wirm Poster was arrested for disonceriy con
duet, ard locked up tor the night On being brought
into Court next morning the prisoner desired some one
10 inform biz wife Of his misfortune. Rhnehar' youn-
teered to convey the desired information 10 Ms Foe
ter ard az ouce proceeded 10 her residence. On see
ing her i alleged that he told her that for $40 ne
could procure tie liberation Of her husband After
some hesitation she produced he required amount the
hslf Of which she was ss-ufed by Rhnehsr was to be
aid to the Judge and the rsmsander divided between
the Fcer who made the srres' snd himself When
Mr. Fosters Gaze came before the Court the officer de-
clined to prosecute further ard the prisoner was st
once released without any interference by the "eoun-
-elor' in his behalf Mrs. Foster then told her hus-
band how Rhinehart bad obtained the $40 from her,
and The Indignant husband at entered complaint
against him. When arrested, Rhinehart clustered
considerably but after Justice Connolly made oat his
&C mmi,men, he melted into tear and begged earnestly
for his liberty Il was Of no avail, however, for no
Wa conveyed TO The cells Of the Tomb and locked up,
and will probably find from his own experience thai
$40 will hardly avail to boy prisoners freedom
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TIE HEARTNsTONE CLUB.

The ladies Of the Hearthstone Club met on Saturday
afternoon in Cooper Institute, Mrs. WnBOUR pre-
siding Mrs. BoGERT read an article the import
ance Of good bread and of knowing how to make 1t.
IL was the bakers business che said TO make bread
CHEAP: il was the mothers business 10 make bread
GOOD and wholesome for her family. The woman
v hose pride it was TO bring the purple to the hya-
cinth should not hesitate to become baker in order
TO bring the rosy color to the lip of her children
Mrs HAGAN taid that she had made her own bread
ior yeaTe not daring TO trust this most delicate and
important part of the work Of the household to any
servant she kneaded IL three times before baking,
leaving an interval between each kneading for II to
rise SIZE raised il with yeast, dscaTdng Soda saera-
us and kindred poisOns, patent or Otherwise In TINS
all The ladies present conceded. Mrs. BoGERT thought
the best way 10 keep bread not to cover IT. but to
have il exposed the air in light dry, cool place.
Another dy said that she kept her bread IN an open
basket in the cellar with towel wrapped about
IL; the towel, che thought, kept the moist
ure of the bread from escaping, and the moist
uie of the cellar from entering Another lady sand
she had mad much difficulty in getting good rye bread
and asked if any present could give her receipt
for making it, lady said II should be made Ike other
raised bread except that II should be much SITTER
should be kneaded more and required longer time TO
rise A lady asked if there anything which wonld
serve instead of buckwheat for cakes, buckwheat be-
ing Objectionable account Of its tendency 10 produce
skin Ciseaes 1t was replied that rice flour was much
more delicate and no expensive, If raised with
-four was recommended as another substitute. Barley
-four and rye -four, not meal were also recommended
After the admission of members and routine busi-
nj SIS the Club adjourned TO the last Saturday IN De-
cenrber when the subject for consideration will be
:. The House."
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NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS

Mssosrc.-0n Friday evening last, there was q
large assembage Of knights TemPlAs at the Masonic
Hail IN Groye-sreet, jersey City, TO organize new
ComnsDdery unfer the title Of Hugh De Psyens- The
Hos B. b. French Of Washington, Grand Master Of
Knights TemrlArs Of the United States, wss present.
having come on expressly to perform the ceremonies
The ball tastefullty decorated for the Occasion
TIE Grand Master clothed in the uniform adopted
II the Last session Of the Grand EncamPDent in
Chicago.
The mysterious ceremonies Of conservation having
been performed the Commander, Sir N. j. Drunnond,
ws presestsd, and ateE lOag exhOrS0n, n4salsde Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR POOR GIRLS.
" ne Ee,nyr Of The n. Y Tyibsns.

SIR: Win you allow a brief appeal to the pubic Tor
hun bic bat very eeut charity, the industrial School iof
Moor % IL Fsst Foreh Third avenue This school
though osi the cheapest the city rs expenses are eaey
900 year struggling with difficulties and unless
friends viii come ard there danger that must be closed
s, At the beginning Of winter Do your readers know what
would De TO Close Industrial SCHOOL, Out Of the liz children
In daily attendance large number the Children OF poor
widow. who absolutely depnd the simple meal and the clothes
thew receive in the school, Very many the unfortunate
daursrs OF durkard and without the nhnence Of the schoo
would be vszabond thIevns children Of tho street
One s learning TIE sewing machine Of the schoo4 "na
vii supper. family Of eve little ouesehndcn who have been
known 70 20 through twenty hour without food and are ye
pe and thin from positive hunger Another girl OF the same
machine helping support her yours sisters and poor mother
ssa..res. who sts in DARK ROOM bind from having sesed
many nights for tho support Of her family.
There Ar. many such Instances little school OF honest
poyerychdeu who viii suffer from hunger and
cod and evil Influences without aid Should any
person. b. disposed aid charity which makes but little hoo
in The world but which hs scattered blessings among the
poo they msy the School No i2 East FoEtie'h street.
near Third avenue, or the Office Of the ChDdrens aid society
No II Clinton Hs1 AstoTPaeei or with either OF the unoof
signed,
PHELPS conner Madison avenue, Thirty
BPARK No : Eas, Thirty-eishth street
| LOUISE GILMAN No. ia Fast Eighteenth street
Nec- York Nov. %, 1859.
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A CALL An lovers ofsafe productive investments,
men Of capital ladies' who love the good old proYeb Lay
BY azans day." widows who would husband their mites
and young people who dese 20 have their easurehko Jocks
ee-grow while they seeping earnestly invited to at
tend meeting DO held Clinton Hall for the purpose OF in
augurang Joint STOCK Company The Pecularities Of this
stock are That the profits immediate and without end
the drafts be fs6ed that bold speculation
ingenious scheme discovery invention contra
the prosperity Of the nyespent; for finally dare
question the securities The material OF the Company has been
considerably prepared with skill ingenuity and industry, and
will he eIpoed public inspection not BY Grabbed and crusy
crtks bat by those cheerful and smiling faces la
red by the OF their work To the public that
this Cash advertisement device Of quackey. quote
literally ndorsement lie that gyetb to the lendeth
unto tie Lord and tbat which he hath given VIII tie pay him
sgaip The Company Is to be called Festival and Fair"
prepared Executive Committee land their hper of the
Isaac r. Hopper Home for Discharged Female Prisouers
hey do c upon their faithful subscribers their
but those hitherto to join that Com
peny who ay hereaer bear the words, sick and Ia
prison and We visited Ge Again repeat The fair il to
op.ued on he evening of the 6h Of December at
C.. NJ. SEDGWICK, First Director
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-No,. g.-BsSsrs sAs
City Jsess:

Tie trial of Charles Moore for being concerned N
the killing Of Daniel stack pole continued The
Assistant Distrss Attorney, Mr. sedgsves examined mum
show the pris0nsr
good eharacer bad BY the defense day
bsore shown that Moore bore the reputation Of hshl
ing and that hs had been engaged in several RIOTS
brady Aoorrs counsel then summed for the de-
fse aud for the posecedoE,
er Itch Judge Russell charged the jury Ia the usual
that they should bring Ia verdict In accordance with the en-
dsnce, which they satisfied Of The guilty intent 81
the poner guilty not, thst the 1.oner mgst ee
acquitted they satisfied that a the thoe, rhompsoa.
Fox snd Moore pursued tbsy mad colaon nieas 70
ks hi hSe tie xasi4sshsr is she fourth
deges. -
lie Jury retired and after two hours absences retained wk
shs verdict Of NOT gniity: -
John Williams McCombs and Henry Jacobs shss Harris
Levy sentenced each 80 AID hall years la the Sss
Prison.
Cheeyers the foreman Of engine company Who
convicted Of asaaDs Mira Carpenter sentenced TO
months IL the Iob and tined besite $50 AdJoafned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

THE MmLroS-MusEErs FUSD.-Tbe Committee for
the Gabsd Fund beg inform the public thst subscriptions
will be received the Offices OF Tax " Y TRIBUNE, Her
aid anil Tie. the editors Of which have Sisdy consented
10 take charge OF books that purpose Subscription books
have also opened the AaO House, At the Warrington
Hotel No. Broadway, the residence Of Mr. Andres Cassard
No IS Prince street ewTork and at the residence OF each
member OF the Comnoe Con Joseph AveEana, President No
q street; Domenco Nineh No 05I Broadway Pao
Patti No. lOS3 Broadway; Michael Vanni No. 2o1 William
street. Pr Aohe Magu No "a Wost Warren street. Brooklyn
G. auguiI ETH No. 753 Broadway; James G0ndolo, Teas
urer No ls Exchange places B. Anessu No Cedar street.
New.Y0Tk
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MARRIAGE USDER DIFFICULTIEs.-On Saturday
evening, Father jerome, pastor of ST. Josephs Caho
lie Church in Sixth avenue had the pleasure OF uniting
10 the holy bond" a blooming Young compile, aud
after the ceremony, thankfully received from the
bridegroom s. bib in payment for his services. Be
fore the happy couple had Ie bis house. r0o detective
officers rushed in nearly breathless from their
tons in running against time, and instantly took the
newlywedded pir into custody charge Of passing
counterfeit money IL appears that the bridegroom,
v hose nnme is John NJ .rse had obtained a carriage
from the livery stable of Thomas Doyle, and given
f the use of the counterfeit 80 bill After the
departure Of the carriage the proprietor of the stable
detected the worthlessness Of the BILL and knowing
the destination Of the carriage obaiued the assstsn:o
Of tie two detectives, who arrived too late at the
house Of the pastor TO prevent the marriage On eX-
aiming the bill that be had received for uniting the
two loving hears Father jerome sscertaned that that
also was r couDterfeir but, his work could not be
undone, Lis on redress TO prefer a complaint
against the swindling husband, and have him punished
for bis impudent tricks the clergy. When taken
before Deputy Carpenter, Morse admitted that he had
been a thief, but claimed to have reformed. He was
he'd to answer, and the bride of few moments
wended her way to her solitary home, weeping vic
tim OF misplaced confidence.
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ATTEMPT TO DESTROY a FAMILY Hr Pofsos.-he
49,. IA ,,rou e-c.re rom death fe~ Gays saee I.
Of The COFFEE faud to have pesal'<
a,s and ell no bad Of becoming IN short "n' veS
-iek vsician sunmoned whe al one a cosesed
mint tered and s1acTeEs had not oeea svcfdo. ,esf
acre soon recovering Inquiry into the msi'e saP
rier a-,. negro woman IN the family wno wfho eeia<
srcrsa Of the deed and psoceeded 70 A. ~NsoA
village vhere che found on Mondy oy eosssps W.
on bins hre.isne she said they wouldn hang be, SIC
would tel al about She tkeu coafesec tnst see sa pa
one er into the coss Un being asked what hind % sss
A. G decribed paper q asepc watch had ee1 tt N tss
elsr 10 poison fsts No assigned for the 4ot
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PiexpooxEr CAuGsT.-Thomas Murphy, said TO be q
notorious Young pkpoeksi II years q arrested yeser'
asy charged with having picked the pocket Of Matthew Nc
psnAa on the sA inst, relieving hin Of gold wuch valued q
sso Mcdonald alleges that while be walking In lafayette
Mace with bic hands in h pOeksss she accused and s5
- a.; - e u ere passing crowded against min, one on
h 3s and hat deYing the squeeze they secured hi
h bh tbsx ian away Detective Poole has suce been On
81 r. thieves Yesterday secaFed Murphy VINO
- .n,Esd by Mcnonald The prisoner committed ~
Justice QUGekcLbash .og cxagainsstea.
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SERIoUs AccIDEsT AT A FOOT-BALL MATcH.-On
Thursday named Jane. Harmon seriously
injured ball match which played in University
Pzk Tie bttweep players from the east portion
Of be city snd equal number fros the west end For
couple Of t0urs play tePt ssh great deal Of spirit
when Hannon and anohsr IN fuege 70 Kick the ball.
thrown the ground The former immediately cried out With
pain and examination tanned out thst his leg ookea
IN ~ places.
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Commander Like the Grand Master. be wore the neg
Uniform sir w. Ii. Dagge't rs GenerSlasimo' asa
Sir John Hilton "a Csp,sin-Gtperai, were sovesalF
presented and installed in their respective Ofhces lac
ceremonies being completed the Gr'nd Master closes
the Commandery and The Sir knights and their vs'''s
adjourned to a banquet prepared BY Sir A Driver
Il is Understood thar the various Ccnnanderes o.
toe State viii meet at Trenlon this week to Organize
tie Grand ComrDaadery Of the State. S,r J. L.
Hutchinson Of PHILADELPHIA has been sppcinted The
Grand Master proxy for the OCCASION
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COURT OF SPECIAL SEssIOSs-sov 71--Bef5ss Jastiess
WkLzB, bRKsHAs and OsB0Bs.

George Miller, larceny; Penitentsry two month";
Jane. Mcdonald larceny Pehenitsy -four month"; William
Hsison larceny feniss nay sx months Joon Fo.se lar
eeny; PsnitenATy onthA CsthaiDe kaney, zsnenys
tiary nOubs ibsEss Arthur, larceny PeneHsy four
mouths. Mary Ann Berry larceny Penisnafy one month
larceny; PsnientisTy feof alenh Adsids Naron. sr
eeHy fesiensary three nonhs James orah ssssns snd
and battery Psshtsry three mouth. Margaret wssssr az
battery; fenits stay sI asSeths CHARLES W.T.
as ssss and bsttsry psnitentsry four months Louis
Droyer ss.sa sEd 5s,tsr sned 60 Jane. Anderson
ssnk hoass Of Refuge James Bell assault ana
battery PsLterary ,iE mont George AlE srceny, City
Prison Day. william Conners, larceny; City Prison
days
number Of other tried Wih various res2tz
prsszes ecaustted aadsd for zoaieno>
and oes had judgment sasperded tbe heaAsseueno
to depend upen thsE behavior fss the .utzSr-
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ARRESTED FOR FoRGKRY--Etlwsrd Kissler ar
Saturday, accused Of having forged the Of his late
EMPLOYER Charles Buckheser Of No "a forsyh street. II "
kisser since be has been discharged from Mr. Buck
heisters employ has represented himself his agent and
be. small money giving receipts therefor pur
porting 10 b. Ened By Mr. Buckheiter which signatures
se. The accused was locked up BY Justice Steers i0r
eHansinaiioIL u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

ST. FRANCIS CHURCH. - The German Catholic
Church. on Thirty first street, between Sixth and Sew
enth avenues, has had befry and spire added to
the building lately giving it very prominent appear
ance new bell has also been added, although there
were previously two. The new one is much larger
than either Of the others, and very clear-toned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

RICHES DRyIYs.--A little girl named Ellen Nc
nows mday evening by No u ofths %
A Railroad 52dtee The wheels OF the passed
tho limbs Of the girl nearly seyeng them from her body
iaE Pearsa the dTyerofke crested for reckless
driving the LIANT being ade By Mr. Spencer Of So 2O
East 3ih On being tskeo bsore Justice Kelly the
cused was bed Tor exsu animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

FELL From BUILDISG.--0n Friday afternoon. q
Germs whose Il unknown while wok q build
INK Ia Thirty ninth Ninth fell through
unfinished fooE and sustained fracture Of the ssa other
severe injuries He conveyed to the rwoDeth Precinct
station House where he received medical ATTENDANCE after
which he removed to Bellevue Hospital where he lies In
ethical condition.
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