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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
Urorenes.

MAINE LAW GROCERY.-Choicen new Teas,
l sugars Coaees Family Groceries, Foreign rruits &c
Wholesale and Retail reasonable prices by j.
Grocer and Tea Dealer Nos 260 and t5s Greenwichst
m H E II o p f NJ l. l. 5 4,
i DRUG MILL and SAND-PAPER DEPOT,
No. IL Beekman.st, N. Y.
COFFEE and SPICE DEPARTMENT,
No. III Futon-st-, N. I.
Cfsce No. lcs Front-st N. Y, Sole Manufacturers Of
PHARMACEUTICAL YEAST POWDERS.
Country merchants supplied on the most liberal terms
Factory Nos 30, 81 and 80 Hudson-st jersey City N j.
VEAST POWDER.-B. T. BABBIIT is the
II original inventor of the CHEMICAL AST-POWpER,
which sold by him. at Nos 6s and "a
tops New.York Those who purchase should zoe
taat thew get that with the above nsmo
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Ronses ano forms nanteo.


TINFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED by .
~ young Man private family tnene oher need aPp!yl
Union squsreIrvns place preferred Palo and two
wished for lees than year Payment wanted
quser, In advance Bs of references given and required
Address FRANK LIVINGSTON, BsI No IA, Tribune Once.
WANTED-Two welbut modern HOUSES
w between 18th and Sthss 4th and shsvs worth from
sl2cCo to $1,000 Also good three story and ba'emsnt
HOUSE good location. worth about $1,000 Also upe
nor HOUSE In the vicinity of 5hav, worth so 600 Also
HOUSE for profitable investment worth $1,000 FOR the above
enlarge present extensive list Of frseass properly 10
city preparation foI the late Summer aud
Fall sales well pres demsnds Our central oca'ion
and the extensive publicity derived from liberal advertising we
mean shall insure the facilities IN the city for the sale OF
property Apply address with description Of property
kETES HOAGLASD, Union-square Real Estate omee'
No Everett House. ner ifh Az. and nth ST.
WANTED-A good Three Story HOUSE, in
w NewYo Brooklyn, for which payment will be made
10 the amount Of eco 81 900 In productive property Ia
Railroad stock Inquire of B. sKAATS, CounselOTai
No So Trinity Building
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joss Hoves. Jr., AucsoBesE .
A UCTION NOTICE -PeremPtory Sale Of ia

IA costly Household Furnifuro, Piano Forte prssck
Plate Pier and Oval Mrvs Velvet and brusse CApse 81
10Y ooekhe smhrsess the eniirs onErnss e -
psnsivsy furnished residence No 70 Mausyst, near ca
in excellent condition. and mosy fuhed TO order
the best city mskes part list here snnexcdi Eess,<
velvet Tapestry and Ipgsa Carpets ass~ 80
stairs magnificent rosewood sutss shy aphelsssrsd ~
wood Center Tables Pier Sofa and Side Tsblss -
vth marble tops Fr nch Pier aud Ovs Mirrors 49,
Isxe Arnor 0lsce. elegant rosewood Bedesd Barss.
perior instrpmeat and nearly m.hossay Sofa Char
Rrt~r mus sna costly lace Curtaios 0ss Cbaadss
c.isBsslets TraSegyices Spoons, FORKS. Csstsr ssvo
h..n,ifp on Paintings BY talented srtists hair Nsts 40
,s,snrs eies.nt Mantle and Esfere decorations ce,,
n The most beautiful descriptions Of China decorated v.
Fsv,r yas Psran and Disiue Figures Ornoa and Asbss,
Gallery &c; Cut ssware Linen Sheets fseeCesAs ~
S.ntlr. Particular attention 10 directed TO THIS sale a.
Foods ere very costly character ana so-fJ ns" sad VII
be po-itiycly cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
T7HE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL !.

u ETREETJLEANTNO JOMFANI 80 now PoParro1 :"
ccr.rsef VA Corporations Contractors Turnpike Plank
rcd Compsrdes for CLEANING STREETS and HIGHWAYS
decxfption month mile Ia part Of
IL United The system Of ecavensos adopted by this
Company together with their Sweepins and Cles ing Appar
sgtheies every city where they have operated The inertia
Of the machines being only valuable efficient
the surface particularly so on
psvements and maoadamised roads In hh 70
spec they ecsve the testimony Of sverJ eyp engineer wno
and ss towns they simplify the whole system Of cssnns en-
srs suthortiss streets cleaned In thor
ossh msnnes 70 . few hours For particular. address
wv SMITH, SECKELL Co.,
M Sss Broadway New-York, No lilo South Front st.
phia1anhA
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Drp GOODS.
DULPIN' MA T l. L A y
ID llps Of At reduction Of from 10 to 50 per cent from

ULPIN' NJ N l. D
ID .eIlsps o u reduction Of from 10 to 50 per cent from
original piieeA -
THE PARIS NANTILLA EMPORIUM.
No. osl Broadway.
Rain. sbout to be entirely reodeed and considerably enlarged
.,,, vhep completed space OF nearly seven thousand
FEET with frontage Of feet on Broadway
s,, ON and depth Of huudrei and srty feet
sips beyond comparison the largest establishment Of It, kind
- ,h q, .py ether country and partial and temporary
px the premises viii be rendered the Subscriber
IA, deteruin ed to subject his entire stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER MASTiLLAs
GRAPE AND CASHMERE sHAwLS, &C.,
IN seh an enormous reducon In price must effect It's COM
pls,. clearance previous to the 18th Of July.
Hs deems comment unnecessary, and viii merely
suumer.s few Of the leading articles presented for public
approval;
One thousand very excellent
BLACK SILK MANTIL AS,
h and Of the nyle which his Store has been 80
much celebrated this Former prices % and s'-new
reduced to FOUR DOLLARS.
EIGHT HUNDRED BLACK SILK MASrlLLAS,
crsmonn" Former prices - and Sie-nOw reduced to SIX
DOLLALS.
MOIRE ANTIQUE NANTILLA
18th Lace RufHes Formerly slo-now sIx-AND-A-HALP
DOLLARS.
Six hundred very elegant
SILK MANTILLAs,
with single and double Rules the recherche styles For
merly 4 - and si4-now EIGHT DOLLARS
And multitudrous array Of richer Goods in real Gupure
Lace Antique and Lace and other fabrics many OF wnen
opl, lust imported from Paris all At similar reduction
Also large variety OF
CASHMERE CANTON GRAPE AND STELLA SHA"bS.
equally cheap. GEo boLriN NO. ol oieaawsy.
The sale At reduced prices commences THURSDAY Si
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Wairbes, Jemelrp, &r.

III C s.! LO c X S!s
" Al tie most reasonable rates. either ngly BY the
tty superior article htdsy and 50hour Clocks nIr
pier Msche Store Office Clocks Of the best manui,cue
Call and No. 60 Nasssu Room No. TO- ha "oV,
front room. Also other Fancy Articles
MATCHES! WATCHES The Subscrb9
w Ia selling all descriptions Of GOLD and olhvhs
WATCHES retail lower than any house Ia the cry -
FINE GOLD LEPINE WATCHES, -four holes weied'''es
BEAUTIFUL ENAMELED LADIES' WATCHES. -
SPLENDID ENAMELED LADIES' WATCHES. WIN ax
aof qis pT%a ic faIs LEVERS fun
BEAUTIFUL GOLD EEAMELED HUNTING WGehes:
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS for LADIES' nch ensfs'ei n
FINE G0iD iiUiNfiNG LEPiSEs for Iadie.....;.;,..
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers full wciod-' ~,
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for Dssuefoosypes..' "a -
RICH WATCHES which wind up and set without N.Y.
REAL JULES JURGENsEN WATCHES, pei. a.. 49,
aEhf coofER WATCHES Dupio. and Levers Us y 80
INDEPENDENT SECOND and QUARTER -
SECOND WATCHES, for tirains Horses,:::,. Is 10 ~
SPLENDID GOLD POCKET CHRONOME- o..
TIERS, perfect time keeper. Id 70 ."
WATCHES which eight days with ono 80
RICH MAGIC WITCHES for Ladies aud Gen.
temen which chan &c into different Watches. loo rs
GOTD ENGLISH PATENT LEVERs......... IS to -
GOID HUNTING-CASE Frxirh Patent Levers. So TO y
SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS........ 10 10 .
SILVER DETACHED LEVERS....... Is 10 -
SILVER LEPlNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SPLENDID GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LII
YRRs made by NJ j. Tobss and other ceebrstst iaskerh
VERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES, made b. I. Y. CooPess
Warner and all celebrated makera-
Watches Cleaned and Repaired m the best manner q m1o
lees than the usual pce All Watches wsAned kssp good
time GEO C. ALLEN Importer, NM
Wholesale and Retail No. II Ws}ALs
Seen fO0F near BrOadWaF
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UOT HOUSE. NEw-LONDON, Conn.,

The PEQUOT HOUSE will be reopened for the on
the ih day Of June ek The House has only been built
three ycs and yet has obtained very high reputation a.
6rstle~. watering place IL built great expense
prns every Improvement that experience
could sssxee and furnished in style unsurpassed by any
slnisr institution IN England The and
tcn the the sues OF the Hotel will be extended
the fpetes and and every facility snosdsa
rsrest pa stssmbosf three times Gay g and from Bostos
II mile, running the Hotel every hoaI in the day;
W. LYON Supernteudeuf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
W. s. MELLoR, Auctioneer-By HovGHros MELLon
vHHIS DAY (Thursday) at 104 o'clock, at the

W. s. MELLoR, Auctioneer-By HovGHros MsLLox:
THIS DAY Thursday at l04 o'clock, at the
Sble-room No. Il3 Nessaust, rerempory sale or Cab
INETFURNITURE superior toned fiao torts. aa
othr rich House rnsing Goods, Carps &c Csonet tw
i,ne viii include several Psor Suites OF Furniture
covered costly ploh, brocatee and boeade satin ssss
cloth And figured reps; solid rosewood Esgeres richly casd
rosewood nshoany and walnut Center Side and Per asos
match with and Ia great variety sewers. oesa
full straw blue and pink ensmeed Chamber Coase suss ne
walnut Library and Secretary Bookcases aso
wood and do Of the latest and most
STYLES Ladies Cabilets Writing Tabes Bullets IN osk sna
walnut with rnabletops suitable for Dining and heemes
Rooms, Werrobes mshog aud rosewood; sever ne
sest s,ye Patent Extension Dining Tables outeen fe on
In rosewood mahogany BIRCH walnut and oak all OF which arr
folly warranted Together with variety OF fw
nit1re viz Tete aud plain Sofas Rockers EaJ ana
Gothic Chairs Corner Stands Side and Fancy Tables han NM
tesses. Clocks. French plate Mirrors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

VISITORS to LONDON OF en- route to PARIS.
MRS. COOKERS COMMERCIAL aud FAMILY
BOARDING HOUSE. No. 10 Charsehouse square, London,
ENGLAND within Eve minutes walk Of the General Poet
This House oilers great advantages from Ire central and pleasant
uston sood Iofly Rooms clean well aired Beds Bed Break
s and serv ants as per day Private Rooms omnbuses
70 and from eli perts Of LoDdon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer-By n n LtkDs %.
the Gallery over he saesroom No 10 Nassust-SALb
OF elegant OIL PAINTING5 just received from tsrs On
canvas and convex copper and silk attached TO glass BY the
mos. celebrated Frepch artists. viz; Chsmbraux Cafdn Ia
Joe, Van Sheldon, Van Mule, Pans Pssel pasan ::
Brown &c Consisting Of fine copies from some OF the most
celebrated painting. Louvre by George Vernet Van H
nnu Sir David Wilkie Berhen Teners, SC Also nnneer
on fine old Pictures the schools of Rubens Ttsn honde
Roster Verne &c. To be sold without reserve
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0TrIcE OF IHE GOvrRSoss OF THE ALNs House., !

tDkCfOSAlSS.-IO rI-d lEh,.-ccditu prOpO-
viii b. received by the Governors Of the Aims House
Al their cine Rotapda Park until clock NJ of the 18th
instant STATING with best quality Of blue
icsn Sl.'e aud Zirc Nails tbs NEW WING of BELLEVUE
0UITHRs aud LAYING FLAsHINos with best liz Char.
coal Tin. and furnishing -FOUR inch TIN LEADERS,
information oes,.sd y .ppys q their :se Tss Govern
deemed By them svsntaseous to the Department and
accompanied with the of responsible parties o,
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DEREMPTORY MORTGAGE SALE Of tn

il OwAsCo wOOLEa FACTORY at AUBURS, N T.
% and 81 yrtue Of two Of foreclosure and sale
tie sutssrbss M sel public suction .. the Western Fl.
c.nEe Auburn In the County OF Ca{ugs, on
Friday the d day ofJune ns In the forenoon
an th.f valuable Real Essse M Properly %s,sr Privileges,
on ks Owned City of Auburn being the plot Of
sround with M the privileges and outhouses stey Owned
recently oonvsyed by the Trustees Of said Company 70 samuel
Hsns and stephen Waterman including all the machinery and
6rt.,ss III III ind whatever the mills lately be ongns
to via wooee Company All this valuable property viii posi-
si.e~ -. od ~ above highest bddef-DAed Aubarn
IJsev q !. ia THEODORE NJ POMEROY, Referee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

GsoRGE C9oK Auen1 sn.sTnurrrrrpp Ia
NIORTGAGEE's SALE OF fURNIIUhE, pc
wi ing the entire stock Of city m.nufac,ueron
A. lcl O'clock at the OF Brosdwsy ana
arse ock OF custom made FURNITURE sold oy order Of j.
w Bixby &c., Mortgage consisting o. ro'ewGed mahossay
and walnut Psror Dining ROOM and Chamber furniture, u:
whole 10 without 1he articles can %
AZ spy time sale Parties buying for shppns can
bs1s The goods boxed reasonable charge. Ago, large In
voice of silt frame MIRRORS oI.-PAfNrINGS reh deco
rated CHINA and SILVER PLAfED WAhE' TABLE, oof-
LERY &C. Catalogues on the morning OF sale.
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Gotels.


A s O X III 0 u 8 f. -
n The undersigned have their lease of this house
II has been reftted and In better condition than when
NEW BATHS and WAREHOUSES; have been intro
duced upon EVERY FLOOR.
Its MASSIVE WALLS, its IMPROVED and COMPLETE
VENTILATION, render Il the COOLEST HOUSE In this
City during HOT WEATHER.
In EvERYTHIHG nseessssy to Promofe the RIAL COM
Its PROXIMITY TO the RAILROADS enables our pat
reach portion Of the city without delay and at tn
IL situated In he HEALTTiIEST WARD Of the city, and
tho PARK and OPEN GROUNDS opposite present advantages
uneoussd.
all parties connected with the public enterprises OF the
country appreciated and always In readiness for
the accommodation Of meetings, &c. 49,,
BREAKfAST from early morning until III o'clock. DIN
NER in Gentlemen's Ordinary, 81 Ladder Ordinary, u
and s. -
For the ACCOMMODATION of BUSINESSMEN. dinner
vii BE- served from O'Clock until a ocleck
Grateful the pledge ourselves to our patrons that
evcrytht requisite for their comfort aud happiness while
under roof shall be provided without Int and at
coat them exceeding that o any other first class Hotel
wy COLEMAN & sTETsoN.
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r. PocApr, Auetioneer by S. BocLRr.
LOTION NOTICE.-THlS DAY, at l0i
n ocock the corner OF Frs1liT,' 'Pd rwSRlnsSSS.
EiTcHEN FURNITURE Also Counting house FURNf-
TURE, IRON SAFE, &C.
A NTHONY j. BLEECKER & Co, REAL ES.
n TATE AUCTIONEERs, No. Broad-st., Will pys their
the Purchase and Sale By private 81 v
Money on Bond Mortgage and 70 the Leans o. hoases
and Country Sea Real Estate appraised on ten&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
OAK HILL CEMETERY-Ofice No. 2l2

n NAN HILL CEMElEhI-Omce NO. ZlZ
" BoedwsyThs Cemetery Is situated the banks Of hs
Hudson River the Of Nyack and distant from the
City NewYort about % miles between which places three
steamboats, ply daily from foot Chsmberss, sad i've times
day by Hudson River Railroad and ste.nry Plots contain
~ each The hours leaving Newfork viii be found In
steamboat srd railroad advertisements.
~ B-Further information be received BY n1gins Of
SENIOR, Undertaken No IS CarInnc-st.; WIN. VElTCH,
Undertaken Bedordst A. BRADY, Undertaken 9ths and
d. VAN WART Agent, No. 10 Broadway room No II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
A NJ MgRwIx, Auct.oueer.
NY RANGS BROTHER & CO.-Trado-SAle

ID Rooms No IS Psrk.row.
THURSDAY EVENING June a. commemorative oe.ecsl
R0OKsELLERS STOCk-Being an extensive conecuoa.
,o.y new and ,.h stock Of variety OF nns library
editp, Of valuable Standard Works In the various o,anees
T,srsture Arts sciences Classics and large collection
new and popusr School Books aud miscellaneous Ltersafe
&c Aso large assortment Of STAPLE and FANCt STA
TfoNEY inc udpg Writing Paper various sizes In large
quantities. Envelope Pens, Penholders fortf'hos blank
Boois snd variety of fancy articles, nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

KITTATINNY HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap,
IN Monroe Co PATHS Houss resdy Tor the recep
ton vstcr For magnificent scenery aud hssthtness OF
sy tho Delaware Gap prominent The line Of Telegraph
bh now CONSTRUCTING and which has its ooe here enables
with the city at all tmes The journey to the
GAP accomplished IN day BY ms NewJersey osn hs-
WIN. A BRODHEAD.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
G NJ pFTTENGfLL & CO., No. ll9 Nassau-s,, NewYor
have such with the beat and widely
cted journals United States and Cansdhs that they are
TO saving Of time and expense the advertisers
Who DO business through them They select the best papers,
advertise the very lowest PRICES and always
ieen tSe interest Of view Merchants are IN
yited TO call them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

IL MOUNTAINOUS delightful Summer House viii open
for the reception Communication by OF
Essex Cepai K ofN Jersey DAvIDC. NOE, Proprietor
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II OO0to $40 ,OOO.-PARTNER WANTED

WOsUVJO In the LUMBER and WOOD business, al
resdv estsbed Facilities for making Unsurpassed
Addfess for three days. VIRGINIA, Box No. lol Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
ERTr-k Farm Of over 200 On Long Issndj good
land u sood sultyson House and scod Out budins'
VIZ w.srea y miles nom the city, sed within Two .Aa
ANDERSON & HOLDEN. No 100 vsssys-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

COUNTRY ? l. A c L 5 .-ANTHONf j.
~ PLEECkER Co.. Nc. Bro4dst, offer st private sale
an eessnt SEAT Yonk price s0o 600 One
Cortlsndt Depot the Hudson River; pnee $1,000 One
Chester the Harlem and New Haven RAILROAD,
with extensive buildings and 80 of sudi prce oo
Of about 90 each Scasdae Westcheer
Co.. near the Harlem Railroad with good farm buildings; price
Sl5l q $40 per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
Real estate for Sale.

the River and Bay The House nearly and Goa
tans eleven Rooms Closets aud Cellar marble ates inside
shutters binds ALSO Stable Carriage and other outbnid
inss with of Ground beautifully laid ont with largo
variety ornamental aud shrubs The whole prem
ises in good order. Terms easy. Apply to
CHAS. w. WARD, No. 81 Front-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

IN invite the seuion Of the pubic their srsansenens FOE
supplying kINDLINGWOOD, sawed am split by steam One
tal prove convenience and chea2IeAs thu
way Best Virginia Pine Hardwood, Pc. load, delivered
90 st per barrel "a Orders per Post py attended
to, at No $50 West sih-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-On the Richmond
~ Pisnk Road mile and half from vandsrbits Land
ing Staten Island containing snt half Of Land wei
covered with choice Fruit and Shade Trees
COTTAGE, oonsin rooms is the place aud also
rss Barn Stable Carriage ana Toe Houses VIII be solo
sap on accommodating terms Apply TO
JOHN PHfLLIPS No 2Or Pssr-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE in SPRINGFIELD,
~ MASS The subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE, with
four LAND the pleasant Of Springfield The
House is built brick large and eommocious Is lighted with
gas has ellis Of excellent water Barn and and
for situation Connecticut River
For further particulars inquire Of J. b. RUMRILL Esl,
No. p Maiden lane up stSirs H. STEAhNS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

Oor SALE or TO LET-One large COTTAGE, situated
mile from vAndsbits Landing commanding tine
view OF the Bsy finished has every convenience
r septee family, and good Coach House and from two 10
our acres Of Land.
Also IN same peighborhood, mail COTTAGE, In good
order Coach and about half Of Land For
particulars apply to LEVI COOK. No. II Broadway
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01

"Has man." asked Mr.. pumpkins, ar.
rested BY police officer and brought before
Justice Fineall, HAS man any right to
commit nuisance"
"No. sir" replied the magistrate, IN t ev-
en- the mayor or the recorder"
"Then," replied Mr.. pumpkins, Il claim
by liberty. Twas arrested as a nuisance.
and no one has a right to commit me.
move for non-suit."
Mr.. pumpkins was discharged, and We
las, saw him conversing at the northwest
corner of the Court House with very Graf.
ty lawyer Of this city, who. struck with the
SHARPNESS Of Mr. B. was indeavoring to as
certain upon what terms partnership
could be effected between them.-Ch'cdgt
| Tribune.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
Sal Case o, Drowning at Coney Island.

On Wednesday afternoon, the 25th, a
elanchoIy accident occurred to the bath.
Of Concy Island. near the Oceanic
1u.e. Rev John II. Elliot, Of Williams
prs l. / and his daughter, accompanied
Ms, Etston, OF Tenth street, New YORK,
hd NJ Thomas Gibbons, went into the surf
bathe. The under-current carried the
auy into deep water, and Mr.. Elliot and
lau. htar wers drowned. Miss Easton
lss saved by means Of plank.
The peril oil Miss Elliot WAS seen by
". Gibbons, the aft tnced husband of the
ply, who Immediately waded aud swan to
There she struggled in the water, and sue
leeded in holding her up for some time.
lhe greatest excitement prevailed at the
noment the trag dy was being enacted, and
20 one seemed able to offer any assistance
The couple were borne out rapidly, add
those on the shore gave them up for los',
|~hen II was seen that Mr.. Gibbons had Sc
Cured piece Of timber, and lad seized it for
Support, but unfortunately 1t was not large
enough to uphold both, and Mr. Gibbons
|dsengaged himself from Miss Elliot and
Told her to grasp the suspenders OF his bath
ing dress behind, while he held on to the
wood. This she did tor time; but. with
true womsns devotion, seeing that her
lover was sinking, and fearing that he would
dfo~a, she suppressed in that moment OF
peril, when the horrors Of death were clus-
erIns around her. the selfish instinct OF her
nature for life, and let 60 her hold, though
ne begged her for Gods AMI her own sake
10 never mind him, but herself. She soon
sank and WAS seen no more. Mr.. Gibbons
"" fortunately drifted towsrds q point OF
'ne island where he found a toothold, and
was dragged ashore by means OF ropes.-N
y. Herald.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
IFor the Gazette j

49, 49,
A. SANDERS, Esq:-I wish 70 make few
inquiries through your paper respecting our
e'ypolice, Is the arrangement sinecure,
ofsit Tor utility! II the first do they get
enough to pay well; II he latter | would
IKE TO know how long person has to wait
al The watch house after 0 o'clock P. NJ.
win an individual who has driven his wife
'om home, and his landlady ost Of her
mouse and disturbed the peace of the neigh
porhood by his drunken oaths and loud
threats to demolish the doors and break the
windows for admission! Is il expected thai
persons bringing such character to the
watch house and standing guard over hin
LOT an holt hour are then to let him go fol
'pe want of q proper officer to take him il
hharge! fear volunteer police will b.
'ound very scarce under such an arrange
~sh'' Yours Resp,
An OPERATOR.