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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-16
Chess.

Paul Morphy, the chess champion, arrived
in the Persia, and is staying in this city for
a few days. He has been very warmly re-.
ceived by the amateurs and admirers of his
beautiful art, and various presentations are
in state of forwardness, of which he is soon
TO be recipient. Fer the last three even-
ings he has visited the chess rooms Of the
New-York Club, and participated in the
hospitalities of private citizens. At the
Club rooms he played three games with Mr.
Perrin, giving him the odds of the knight,
and winning of course. The splendid set
of geld and silver chess men, manufactured
by Tiffany, of which we have heresofors
given some account is to be presented soon.
In addition to this the Chess Clubs of the
city have cause to be manufactured bear-
liful American watch, made by the Walt
ham Company. 1t is Enthusiastically
ornamented, the dial having, instead of the
usual numerals, the pieces of the chess
board in eifereut colors. The Union Chess
Club, at No. 274 Grand street, willbe visit
ed by Mr.. Morphy this evening. Here also .
a testimonial has been prepared, consisting.
of silver laurel wreath fi1el, executed BY,
Ball. Black & Co. u will be presented to Z.
Mr.. Morphy on the 10Th instant, on which
occasion an entertainment viii be given by
the members of the Club. DR.. s. Water
man will make the presentation Mr..
Morphy modest and quiet reception, being
free from the clap trap Of pabhc
affairs of the kind, is a fitting exem2liica-
ton of the axiom that "peace hath its VIC
tories no less renowned than wary. Y.
Irjb:.Rs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-16

Letty,' said he, plainly: and forthwith with,
much brevity, and quite as much confidence
as to my answer, he made me proposal of
marriage. Still, notwithstanding the amaze
ment and modification perceived my reply
would occasion, it was of nece ssity the
same as had given Edward; except that
had the unchristian malice to add, as he
was leaving me angrily.
"And, friend Philip, let me advise thee,
The next time thee proposes to rob simple
girl of her heart, to pass away the time. as
| think thee expressed it, no. to talk over
thy plans ON an open Yerandah, without first
looking to see that no one IS below
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-16

Ct-Col. c., who was hesd and ears in
debt, was told by his servant that a person
wanted to see hlm on particular business.
Requiring description of the announced,
the reply was, "A man of color" "Oh; say
no more," said the Colonel, al know what
color--i, is q ig9"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-16

6yDykmau, being on his death bedr
ordered his son 10 approach, and said, "My
son, when thou ieelest a disposition 10 sin,
seek Tor place where God cannot see thse.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-16

OTWhy is a fool in high station like
a man in balloon. Because every body
appears little 10 him, and he appears little
10 everybody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-M" +-Bofo''

COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER-M,y +-Bef9ee
Judge DAVIES.
TRIAL OF JAHEs GLASS FOR TIE MURDER Of WlILiAi
OWENS.
The Distrct-Attorney moved on the case OF James
Class indicted for the murder of VIM. Owens, in Elm
street ON the 18th If January last. 1t will bc remen
bcred that riotOus disturbance took place IN Elm
street on the night of the 10Th OF Jannsry, during
which man named William Decker was shot while
endcayurng to exclude james Glass and others from
his house. Wm. Owens, stevedore, was passing at
the time ADD ardeavored to keep the parties quiet
when one OF them fired shot which caused h+ DEATH
Two hours spent IN efforts to obtain jury, ana
when the panel became exhausted only nine nrorr had
been found competent A new panel Of 10 Jurors was
ordered returnsbe gu Thursday morning.
A question was raised Is TO allowing The nine Jurors
10 separate. 49,. -,
The Dist,ict-AtorIey aud e1>Judge Whiting both
consented -.
judge Davics-But gentlemen, We have now before
the General Tenn capital case IN when there - an
exception on that very point-the separation OF the
Jury-sni il was done by the consent OF counsel
Mr. Whiting with sn ali Of Offended prdel-Not tiie
counsel in this csss, sir. lSensauOn.)
Judge Dsvies-Oh, no.
Ex-Judge Whiting said that in the csse recently tried
in Washington the iuTors allowed To separate
until the Jury was fully completed.
Judge Davies said that WAS done under the law OF
another State; but after examining the question. he
concluded IL allow the Jury 10 separate. lie eau
toned them however not Ia permit any person To talk
with them in regard 10 this care.
The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-Nu t-Befsr,
Judxs hKL

Tux DKATH OF NICHOLAS NIL
On Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. james 7. Brsiy an
nouuo~d o. the the - Sichos, Hi o' Albany
moved that tribute 4 rspet - the n-norJ o. 90
s.sd MARI ~ rrs.ri for h, elevated perso nal aHd
pu. ssonsl chsAsf sppropsts entry eoud b. MAS on
records Of th Court, sod that the Court sdourn
NJ Cbsrs OCounor With tke cCucurrercr Of Frarcts D.
Cutting Wm. NJ Evsrt. and wm. Frll-or seconded the
motion.
Iudre Seson sfer few r.rsks upon the oharsct~ Of de-
eeas-d aned the moii5l ana dred tia. rsoti Of TIE
proceedings b. entered IL the Minutes rud that tse Codr' I'D
iCarr
NoTIoE.-A meeting Of the Members Of the Bar
will bc held IL tn General Tern Supns Cour rooo Oh Friday
the 9Th 81 o'clock D. T eIp- therdsep sens q the
the prof country have sustained IN the sudden
and cad death a. their gb-d brother. hichc;s d Of
Aibtny
lanes w Gerard Jotn W. iaoud,.
John McKro- r. A. Tsllmatge,
Chsylrs z Tar, John Vac Buren,,
John c. Deyeredx HeGry A Can.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

j. Phillips PnGsn died suddenly yesterday. He
Ma born in NewJersey but lived all his msture life
in the ist Ward of our city, Of which he was msuy
years Alderman when that Office reflected no disgrace
on him who filed it. He was chosen TO Congress
(Iouse) at the election Of 1892 and again at that of
1873 serving out each term with industry and probty
lie was Member Of Assembly, chosen in 1917. He
was once or more candidate for Mayor but beaten
lilo was son-n-law of the wealthy Stephen Whitney,
and in politics Wing. His vocation was thst Of y
merchant but he retired a competence many years
since. He was not great but he was good man,
snd had no enemies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

DEATH or A Nyw-YoREER At SING SIsG.-,James
II. Cochran, esq., a merchant Of this city, died very
suddenly at Sing Sing on Monday evening. He ar
rived in this city the morning by Of the trains,
attended to his business, and appeared to be in his
usual good health -eturning home by the evening
train. short t.. ter his arrival home he CON-
planned Of ar uneasy CESSATION in the region Of the
heart and requested his goodman to get carriage in
readiness to convey him the residence Of Dr. Fisher.
The carriage was driven round TO the door, when he
remarked that he believed lie would not go to the
Doctors but sent word for the Doctor to call him,
ut the time remsrkins that he would retire to his
room and lie down. In short time the Doctor
rived when, to the surprise Of bis friends, Mr. Coch
ran had expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

him so sorey that ne became perfectly reckless giving
up his business and apparently having hope in the
future. Two or three dnys since be exhibited bottle
of laudanum TO Henry Keson, one Of bis neighbors,
and said that be had no desire to i've "a his wife bad
left him. Nothing mora was seen OF him till yester
day morning, when he was found dead in bis bed
Coroner Schirner held al inquest on the body, when
appeared from the evidence that death was the re-
sult Of taking lsudanun. Deceased left letter iu
his Bible setting forth that he had no desire to live
his wife had left him and wa. leading an abandoned
life st house in Baxter street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

BcLL's HEAD.-There were coo. head less cattle
yarded in Forty-fourth street for the great weekly
cattle market this week than last, the number on
sale, including about so left over last week, being
2,t64. From the lesser supply a considerable sd-
vance was anticipated but il was not fully realized
On Tuesday the cattle brokers held on strong for half
cent pound higher prices than they obtained the
week previous, asking to IL cents net pound for
all frst-class beeves. Toward night they seemed
willing 10 yield little and sell as low as a week ago;
but on Wednesday morning they got their ideas up
again and the sales of the morning generally at
an advance. Toward noon the market grew very
dun and prices again grew easier to the buyers and
the cattle went off somewhat rapidly till nearly all
were sold, when holders took advantage Of late buy
er and the market closed at full half cent better
rates than were obtained week ago Full and in
teresDg particulars will be found under the head of
Cattle Market Reports. The extremely low rates at
which cattle are transported from Illinois at the pres
snt time operate to increase the supply and keep
prices within reasonable bounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
BuRNETT's COCOAiNE.

We hsvc many rues spoken in terms commenda''y Of
this really excellent and preparation for the sro1b aud
psryson of the Hair that smother word from us would seem
unnecessary scqusnt reader, with article that hiss
become a household word.
We only remind purchasers that there
spurious imitation the genuine srce in the market got up
by parties in NewYork calculated deceive and mesd the
public The NwYoi compound bears resemblance 10 the gen.
une Nance but will be observed that in the spurious article
The A" 10 le. out o.the word COCAINE.
(NewburypoTt Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

MAYORS VrrO OF THy CITY RnLRoAD.-At the
meeting Of the jersey City Common Counc on Tuesday nsh
Mayor Gregory IN veong tho resolution passed
BY the Council At their previous meeting adjoining company
lay rails in certain Of the city The Mayor regrets
mission should b. given that the ppu reading in ss well
beyond city limits should be provided with cheap and con-
yrueut means conveyance. Hs objections tina. the
resolution adopted without peons for or against having
te received from the residents the proposed route that
there restriction the number Of tracks be- laid some
portion II the chsFe ~ be- mado TO psssense
both which soud BE- limited in the ssn; that Il seems 70
imply right Il both companies tho railroad track
twice within half abict that the night 20 lay track must be
b. ordinance aud not by resolution that due notice
should the public AFTER the Of the route d
terued upon hear thereto before besoins these
perpetual exclusive privileges and that spulauons aud
should be agreed upon 10 the night OF tsIatioI
The Mynr appTohend oiaieny making these
ran In swfI Inarer acceptable the grantees snd sa,ac.
for 10 IN. public The tabled for the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
Tur EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF COISs, Sc,

Inr EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF ColNs, &c.,
The p,,te collection 81 William Lesser, Brsnhs, shich
Wa con rr.uc.d a.t evening b. Me.sTs Bs>SS MESwH
4 Co No 10 PaIs-rv~ viii D. continued fHIs ENEsNG,
s.-p,rrif. precisely O'clock The A-eFical Ionnisl
" M Coinas. Medals will be sod ths eyvuns. and III .
- bton during H., day kor Particulars apply 10 5 g.
No.x, q, ire sse,op mons. A., ToAoSRow EVsN>S
49,, ~, rr Ccixs aId TOSSS,, AID aGisr TslGsblc
ftT1tks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-M,r before Judge
RESELL.

Charles johnson, a vell-dressed Individual was SEN
fenced ih. morning the Se Prison for three years plea
Of guilty Of grand larceny He jointly indicted with one
AbTshsm Buckley who TO the STATE Prison tor hye
years the These fellows In he habit OF sneak
iugy lettering around ey and they snached watches
occasions the IN Md.n lane Johnson
like Blu Hey il presented old State Prison convict
The Grand jury presented number Of indictments
trio II fellows, Cornelius Flynn James Enrish snt Patrick
Conner v DO pleaded guilty Of asauins Metropolitan police
man. were fined IS each, by way Of compromise.
Another canabOat captain Calvin ARR tried for
ing ooun'eets (Some canal boamen in the habit OF
constantly dealing In eOunerfeits The defendant caught
the 2ih Of February with counterfeit IS note in his hot
when confederate. Gardner Tssmas, csnal boatmsn had
passed IS note having received - SO change IN payment
II worth drinks The jury he jurors who dis
agreed ia several other during the prsent term disagreed
so in Ills case and discharged and the prisoner was To-
usuded for another trial Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
COURT cALFNpAR-Tsrs Dar.

UsITFp STATES DIsTRIcT COURT.-NOs. a. %, ~,
IS, s., So, 81, "a. IS. So.
.edl-Nos. 49, p 81, S. GO, 81, So EsUSER,TED-N0s.
a. 50 TO a. As to 49, 50 to 50. So 10 %, a. u, -
SUPREME COCRT-CIRCUiT.-P,RT i.-Oyer and
Te1nner Part II.-Nos nl3, 1885, 49, 1850 s37. 1904
1902 I25 1852 I592 1872 1903, lfi 1884,, lt. 49, 1851
400 1876 1890 1891, 1870, $685. 49, 49, l5h, 1853 1910
1882. 1894. -
SUPERIOR CoURT.-PART I-(Od Room Nos. lS,
1873 500 l5 g8l 75 s8 Az 45o, 49,, 40 AZ 40, 4t D
S62 $50 405 PAIR il(Reom No. le, New City Hl -Nos
2s - i65 an i7S, fsl, as 40 4S7, 49, 49, 40, 49, 5
5l2, 5C5 50f 5o5. 5I5, 5Ci, Sill.
Cossos PLEas.-PART Mos. l3i3, 2iS, go,
67 $50 "a ~ 80 2l4 o. g. 267. sJl 49, DOL. 9gI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

THg TAX COMMISSIONERS Sworn IN.-The Tax
Commissioners were duly sworn in yesterday and the
Board recognized by the election of A. j. Williamson,
Is its presiding officer. III of the present. deputies
and clerks were temporarily reappo'nted. Richard
Mott was appointed to the vacancy caused by the
death of Henry V. Lowell So far as the deputies and
clerks concerned, there will be some changes after
the tax rolls of this year are completed The Con-
IOler and Commissioners thought it advisable, how
fyer, not to make any changes at present, as the
parties who have been engaged in making up the tax
Polls for 1859, supposed to be the best qualified
beomplete them. The salaries and expenses of the
Nice are to remain the same for the past two years
|sve that the Assessors, who make assessments for
Corporation improvements, will hereafter receive
900 year salary, instead of about $1,000 in fees.
he EXPENSES of the Office for 1858, were within
action Of 500 600 for salaries and fees. Under the
Nv organization they will not exceed s13OOO show
z decided decrease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
ltdyer;isement
FDwsRp H. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF TIE

PIG, attends exclusively to UrEKaTtvE SURGERY and
CoSsrI or the obscur" DSE,sss Of The reTic
Nisera. Hernia Hxuorhoio stuciure flS'ils ana fDSP
OF hours and 70 evennas at D.,
n all other hour hc ia az hts Private ho
pl wher comforts o domestic life with Spacious apart
separate provided tor those VINO rr9r"
slri,Ai operations SD careful detrtic Treatment
tn. ofhco The Spcl at No. Nesey-s;, As0r House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

HELD FOR TRIAL.-JerOmo f. Crosby the person
arsed forging notes with the Of the firm Of VIII
ams Co. Water street Of which his brother Of
the members he clerk yesterday held 10 bail IN
Hall Police Court after lengthy iDyesi
cation Cont of Common Pleas MIR Crosby
that be- ant only carry the business eRitinatey in the
absence Of his brother who ont Of town. but MI Williams
alleges that the checks referred 20 in the
plsin were signed with fraudulent intentions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

On Tuesday night last the night from Albany was
passing Crugr attempted 70 with team de wss
VARIED by the hlgnsu bot this warning nnhd
ed. The engine which the time under foil h'.dway
struck the and scattered the furniture Nth which was
loaded all directions The horses instantly killed There
men in the wagon the driver aud The owner OF The
Tire latter jumped IN time 20 his life but the tner
struck by the The train STOPPED poe
sb TIE found 10 b. seriously injured doctor
Instantly Pe.kskl attend ;ho wounded
but he xpired IN shor, time Some that The driver IN
No blame b. attached Ia The engineer IL
impossible prevent the accident from Occurring Al inquest
hold upon NE body YESTERDAY, bit tie verdict We have not
vet rt-csiyfd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
Acknowledgement
BAyAID TAYLOR AND FEIIN D. L. BARLEY

THr NEw-YoRI MERcUsy
with
BAYAgD TAYLOR'S NEW TRAvsL-SHErcahS
aud
DaRLgT's iLLUsTRATioSSt
o,s ready 81 all News Depo.s and Bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

RESISTING AN OyFICER.-Georse q. milford was
arrested and examined yesterday mornna at the City Hall Po
ice Court charge Of violently resisting officer Of the l.w
who execution the property at No 64
street on the h Of Apn Deputy Sheriff Bernard
Reilly the oce referred alleges that Milford threatened
be the premises bTesk hs neck, and him the
head with stick Tho officer entered notwithsndrg and
performed his duty without sustaining violence. Milford
he'd 20 bail 10 answer al tho Special Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-An inquest was held at the
NewYork Hospital by Coroner ScrmeI yesterday on the body
# Michael GoOdwn who died from the effects Of injuries
ceived consequence Of falling from adder while at work on
building No. 1876 Spring street the 10Th alt He
c4ndine the ladder hod If his shoulder when he
slipped and fell to the pavement, acturine both legs Goodwin
somewhat intoxicated the time Of the casualty
dict of "Accidenls Death" was ,ndcred by the jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

RoBBrRrrs.-A servant girl named Kate Anderson
yesterday morning lef the employ OF Mr. William Mead No 50
South Fourth street taking with her $50 worth Of drs be-
Mr. Mead. Lad in the family but days
discovered in time 70 have her arrested
thief Tuesday night stole wagon from the front OF
the store Of Paisley in Grand street, between Fiji aid sia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

The ALLEGED POISONING Casa pc5t-nOrtem
examination Of the body Of Nm Beue who, alleged died 81
poison administered BY bar husband in February I. vs. made
Il awaiting result # the Corones inves.issou which
win take place Saturday The stomach and contents hsse
eat o Dr. Clifton for anslyzstiOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

TEMPERANCE GsTHERISG.-This evening Horace
Greeley, Mr.. Revell and Cspts. De Csmp aud HART
OF the New-fork Police Department will address the
residents Of Yorkville the subject of temperance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
CITY ITEMS.

A Encouragement has been effected with Mr.. de Cor
dova az Lecturer to the Congregation Emsnu- En- Of
Reformed Jews in Twelfth-street Mr.. de Cordovswil
speak every third Saturday throughout tho year COM
nencng on the tth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
urnsnx Coru1r Cnrr1s-The Snrine Term Of

HUDSON County COURTs.-The Spring Term ut
the Hudson County commenced a. the CourHouse
In Hudson CITY on TussdayJudse Whepey sud Assocs;e
Judges Fink and M.rsec present. After the chaIse 70 he
Grand Jury the Court proceeded with the civil list rerr se
no criminal cases of importance. Yesterday the Grsud jury
found bill against young thief named James
Johrso for picking tie pocket 81 Cleo HOLSTER residing
Hancock Delaware County, N Y, OF $500 a. tue rev t"t
Ee depot few day. The father OF o boy hesHn
Jolisou Was slso indicted sccos.o!y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
Arryorn F.lsy Purryssrs.-Tbomas Brennan. a

ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsTS.-ThomasB Brennan,
LAWYER was arrested "Wednesday morning complaint Of
Thoma OConpor Of No Worth street 1t appears that Bren
represented himself The agent authorized 20 let certain
ens the Of University place and Twelfth street and
induced him 1877 30 three months ad vance
Subsequently the landlord elected OConno never having
AUTHORIZED Brennan let the premises Brennan committed
BY Justice Connolly for oxami ftion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

A CHILD FATALLY BuRSED.-CorOner Schirmer
held inquest No IS Batavia street the body Of Mary f.
Burcha child OF whose death the result Of
burns Mrs Burchs, who lives No 10 Cherry street
wishing TO go shopping left her little girl with friend In
e,aya street. during her ebsence the child supposed
gnted mstch thereby setting fir her clothes and burning
hersef fatally The Jury rendered verdict OF Dcsh from
burns accidentally received"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05

OLD REcoRDs.-The Controller, in his thorough
Examination of old accounts Of the city, occasionally
meets some quaint records. ledger in hand yester-
day bore the date of 1859 to 1900, which pretty
nearly touched bottom. Accounts in those days
Kept by very simple method. Mr.. Valentine has
IN his collection in the City Hall, manuscript Cor
poration documents and proceedings, dated as far
back "a 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
aef
COCAINE.

yu y, .-.'oa n,:srces and N, sods Testimonials N =
favor lsrr 10 10 doubt but MI Burnett ns' 'i u P
. Of .r.s sup riority !, Posseses all 'he iHp"T'An'
-, ~ ., nc, i.-ir,. sias s1d lsisssd = b. tn
.h,.p~. in uAe.- lIIsrold Tmra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
MARRpED.

CRAIS-CROCKFR--ln this city Monday April g. by the
Rev Stephen h. Tying. D. D., D. Jones Grain to Hsnosh A.
late David CroGser all u this city
HEGEMAN-JONEs-o Monday May ? Mr.. Joseph Hese
man 70 E. ghteT Of Charles Jone- s OF this city
RYERsOS-CLARK--iu this city, ruesily May at Cal
vary Church BY the Rev Francis l.. Hawk, d. d. Edwin W.
h,th Of hi, eli,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
lAdyeItiseUert.l
LAST WEEK OF TIE SEASON.-Dr. KENNEDY

will he ut his Office tbs Smithsonian Hos entrance on
In,,or during The tint week in May. All h~ patients who
are under for Scofls, saShegn Efyspass iS
wr Scald Head Running Of the Ears PEp,e. ON the tsce
Fever Sores liberated Les any disease Of the skin Air
requested h. week and lndicno enough to eon4s'7
in,ir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
RIAL EsTATy.-The following sales were made
Yesterday BY Messrs. A. j. Blocker. Son & Co:

FATAL CAsUALTY.-The express train of the Nor
RS and Essex Railroad ran peddler walking on
the track Wednesday morning, entering tho viii
lage of Chatham. The wsyfsrer was a German, and
unfOrtu nately deaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-05
UoRoEEs Common CoUNcIL.-The Hoboken Coz

UoBoKKs COMMON COUSCIL.--The Hoboken Com
Council have been attempting - effect an Tssni<ston e
present week, but without success TIE board STANDS %
accsdc 10 the other appointment Of President The Demo-
candidate Sehe NJ Bosar and the OpPson support
Councilman Chamb.rin. =,
On "Wednesday night during fT conference two OF the
member. brcame excited 10 attempt IN denosh each Oh"r
bu The casty syercd by tho timely Interference VI Their
friends The Bosrd adjourned 20 this Frdsy) evening