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Gorscs, Carriages, Sc.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A very nice LIGHT
"a COACH that od at auction at the sale Of Jones I'm
called be No Is fay By applying
10 DANIEL UND FRI LII the premises, or to BAhER
WLFKS, No M,troroNon Bank Building, corner Pine and
Broadway.
HORSE for SALE.-A Gentleman, obliged by Ill
his place offers for sale very line BAY
kind; has bottom will sfand
without tying and fast Also fine new PONY
SLEIGH pole and shafts Inquire Room No. c4 Union place o-
tel. o. No. II Exchange-psce.
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4 &C CH h, DO /. COLLECTION OF NAUTICAL TALES
FORFCA TIE YARNS,
The LA1E JOHN ". COULD

Price d
The articles composing this volume will be read win great interest
The vivid which the author uAales adventures Of
anecdotes that he ts the read
l attention In an extraordinary These sketches vii con-
yev yery Of the remarkable naval &C
annals; and in addition to the his
orcnl truth viii be found 20 peculiar charm
told pleasant gossPpy and pcuTe-
efque with al tho simplicity Of a sailors yarn -
(osTEXTs: The Haunted Brg OF Cape Horn Portns Brk
fast T Cerure Fgate President; Capture Of the Cyals
and Leyan The uay; My First and Lost Fogsog Cruise Of
uDeaan Tie Of the South Pacific The Cruise u the
Spartler -.......r. - 49,,
III. l.. INN. ii
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GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION.
JOHN WISE the celebrated AERONAUT has been engaged
N uake GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION, from the court
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"TTIE lNDUSTRY or ALL NATIONS" The Court wal be IN
the Palace into 10 witness he ha
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BALLOON ASCENSIONResdiheCr Crystal lsce adVerlsenen
""D F''i1 ~ p T. BARNUM, President
TOMPLIMENTARY FLORAL CONCERT.-H. T..
MATHEWS has much pleasure announcing 20 bis friends
ard The ruhlic CONCERT Of MISCELLANEOUS MUSiC com
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fburrl Drew BeecheD THIS CIuesdey) ~ rN
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number of his former pupils numbering about oV young Ss
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the Concerts also II. Z. Matthew's Music Rooms NO o VI
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Just Published
MISS PARDO E's NEW MOVE l.,


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C0MILIMENTARY FLORAL CONCERT-l
1THE FLOW WEIR QUEEN

tn Of F d ! 9 " e or T Il : ROSE Q E
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$50 Broadway the Hall the evening OF the performance
Doors oyep o'clock performances commence AZ 0eOSA
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IN mepee O'Clock Tickets to all PARIS OF the h0ae'
o'A'' s'' fS4S f.sS 5I,ysS 'ATtfAepoS
III ,Seee Of me new the Manager
In Announcing II Isgfysnr vE VI lr9s. june 1oe
n fPNlS hAET9NNF the
DROADwAY THEATER.-Doors open at : com
flrs Boxes Is SS sn' T ris E2HSSG viii performed
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A'H''i ny YoUXd WIFE R' aSD ny OLD UaSRELI
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pOwERY THEATER.--Propretor and Manager,
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A tale Of exquisite psihos r-Wscnmaa.
XThRA: Or. THE CHILD OF ADOPTION. I2mO. 81

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,he hory Of an adopted child and such history
he ard awaken he pity every reader u ~ =
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IV-COsT OF THE UNION
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ssS>S>N z" w "''""N IOrllAR MILLS Chairman.
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A LADY in 4th-av, near 2Jth-st, having moro
N han he requires will lst handomely
ROOM 90 a gentleman without BOARD AZ 81 week ora Pan
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ENVELOPE MANUFACTORY.-GEO IL.
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YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS 10 find private iaIl-
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gag THIS DAY PUBLISHED, No. 5a5 Of

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A SMALL. GENTEEL. AMERICAN FAMILY

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End their NJ objections additional person NO other
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IDAhiNEh WANlEp-in ufst-ciass uAHp
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mr. H. ltelIicl. No ta> broadway, llR9s,S 81 Nn9 me,
an /, tr th,.~ 81. cf ERNOuS Dtbltl-
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-07-15

A Catholic priest named Krager or Grogeo
has been arrested in Cincinnati and held to
bail on a charge of an assault with intent
to commit rape on = young girl. The
details of the evidence are TOO indecent for
publication; but it seems, from what is
stated, that the girl had been in attendance
at a school in connection with the church
at which Krager officiates, and that he is
superintendent of tie school; that the girl
went to confess to Krager, in the church,
when he led her into back room, and took
indecent liberties with her person, under
pretence that he had right to do so by vir-
tue of his priestly office; and that he was
prevented from accomplishing his horrid
purpose only by the screams and ouctcries
of the terrified |girl.-[Pitts Gaz.
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The bill which passed the house of repre-
sentatives last week, fixes the rate of post
age on all halfounce letters for distance
not exceeding 5000 miles. at three cents, and
tor all greater distances ten cents, to be paid
in advance by stamps. All foreign letters
are to be charged ten cents, except in the
case of existing postal treaties with other
countries, providing for different rate. The
main difference between the proposed and
the present rates, is that all letters must be
paid in advance, and that by stamps; that
the postage on California and Oregon letters
is raised four cents, while in various places
former postage will be reduced The frank
ing privilege remains as before. ta a
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Battle of the English and Americans with
the Lmperialists at Shanghae.

In consequence Of continued insults from
the Imperial forces at Shanghae, the Eng
Iish and American residents, under the di-
rection of the Consuls of their respective
nations, determined to take the forts from
which the outrages had proceeded.
Accordingly, at 2 o'clock P. M says
an account of the affair published in the N.
Y. Herald, son the 4th inst, the forces were
landed from the British steamer Encounter
and brig Grecian, in number one hundred
and fifty men, and one field howitzer, and
they were Joined by the Shanghae vOlun-
teerS, with fifty men, under the command Of
Mr.. Wade, II. B. Ms Vice Consul. Capt
Kelly landed seventy United States seamen
and marines, with one field howitzer, and
he was joined by thirty American volun-
teers with two field howitzers. The forces
stood two hundred Englishmen, under the
command of Capt. OCallaghan, of Fl. B.
S steamer Encounter, and one hundred
Americans, under Capt. John Kelly, United
States slOop-ofwar Plymouth.
At five minutes to four, (the hour fixed
as the limit note was received from the
Taoutae that the forts could not be evacu
ated. The method of attack was then de-
termined upon. Capt. OCallaghan with
his English force, two hundred men, was
to follow the race course to the right,
and Capt. Kelly, with one hundred Ameri-
cans, was to march to the left, and attack
separate forts
This was done, each party having captured
a fort, when the Americans and Englishmen
met, each having marched through the forts
of the lmperialists, and jointly attacked the
third and last fort which contained soldiers
who had made attempts to come down on the
settlements. 1t required only few shells
to put it in blaze, and the soldiers to flight
in every direction. The whole action of the
combined forces lasted one hour and half ;
the Americans lost | killed and wounded
and the English the same; the wounded are
all doing we'll The Americans were the
smallest force, but they had three howitzers,
while the English only had one the post
of danger was therefore selected by the
AmeTicans.'
The Herald's correspondent says: When
the order was given to charge, and we came
up within thirty PAGES of the fort, where
the shower of balls fell among us for ten min
utes, never shall forget the appearance of
Capt. Kelley; he is usually little stopped
and looks about five feet ten inches, but
when the bullets began to rain among us and
one OF his own men was shot down dead at
his side, he seemed to be at least seven feet
high, his bright uniform mark for the ing
gals, and his whole conduct so daring that
it is a miracle he escaped"
.NEw SIEGE TAoTEcs.-At the storming of
l.y CI
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THE E8PERRYSBURGg JOURNAL.

into the hands of master who does not use
arsenic, he at once falls off, loses his appe-
tite, and no matter what quantity of food
may be- given it, or what care may be taken,
it never gains its strength, or its healthy ap-
pearance and courage. 10. S. Journal.
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Total,

Except Thomas Todd, none of these wor-
thy citizens has had more than one wife. A
man named Lockwood, in the same neigh
borhood, has been married three years and
has had six children. 1t only remains to
add, that this is in democratic county,
forming part of the well-known Tenth Le-
gion.-I Albany Register.
The average is 10 children per family
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The Ten MILLIONS. ten million
appropriation passed the House-ayes 103,
nays 62, very quickly after it passed the
Senate, All is hurry for territory southwark;
the treasury is bled to procure it. Gadsden
treaty is now the Law, and new schemes for
more Slave Territory will be practically de-
veloped. So we go.
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1t is gratifying to learn that the crops in
Minnesota this spring are in very forward
state. In some places corn is lage enough
to hoe, garden potatoes haze been hoed, peas
are in blossom, wheat and oats are up and
look thrifty, while all kinds of garden vege-
tables have the appearance of arriving at
maturity much earlier than vegetables in the
states. Notwithstanding our extreme north
ern climate, we can raise many if not near
ly all kinds of agricultural products earlier
in Minnesota than they can be raised in sew
eral states south of us.-ISt. Paul Times.
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The first instalment of seven millions was
paid to the Mexican minister in one check
upon New York. The people pay the fid-
dler. Santa Anna divides the spoils like a
gentleman, no doubt.
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A FRUITFUL NEIGHBoRHooD.- WAYNE
county, Pennsylvania, in circle of seven
miles, there live thirteen families, which
boast the aggregate number of 1875 children
They are distributed as follows: