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Episcopal Convention.
fnILApELI.iiIA, Oct. 90

The Episcopal Convention tu day re
inscd 10 nIakes ncw diocese III Ksbsas
and Nebraska. Bishop Ondc,,lonk was
restored ~ his inIn,sterial functions.
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HOME LfTERATURE-s0UTHERN
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The Kansas E.ection.

KANSAS cnY, October s, 1856.
For Congress- Lac and Order Ticket
Leaee"0orM County.
Gen. J. w. Winfield 1901
For Convention 1ao
The following gentlemen are elected 10
the legislature from Lesvcnwor,h Count,
ID. j. Johnson ssa
w. q. Matthias lOu4
j. ". Martin Ia4I
Mai. Walker pas
HE At'olhl"nisis did NOT run n ticket.
Tie Border Rutbans itpW, Missouri did
not vote. Everything ia Quie, IN the Ter
fnory. Sheriff Zones hr'd the poi,s iu
Lawrence without the all of The u. s.
irvops-only ssyen votes Pollcd.
foaIs,. in. hsstc, J.G.S.
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Florida Election Complete.

Tho returns from tho Florida election
are now complete. Perry, Democrat, is
elected Governor 10y 400 majority. and
Hawkins, Democrat, to Congress by 500
majority. The Dcmocraiic loss SINCE 1854
is 600
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Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, Oct 2l.
The Congressional vote Of Ohio shows
tile election Of 8 Democrats and q Re.
publican Representatives. This does not
ipclul. Alr. Campbell's District, whose
election viii be cont, ,sted.
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lIrTsBVBG, Ost. 90.

a s''u'e "f one h"nlrs.i guns ~as iirc.l
here -" S"tw'a. evening Ia huuoE vi lks
democratic victory III tl,ls Slate.
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EICHAUSU, Ga. 20.

The Democrats al this eny aru ce!chra
ung thr rcrcpt victories u li,e pai,y by
FFn'g tps. lppdred guns OIL Car,ol
SquaIe.
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THE LifCiSPER LEDGER.
Published every Wednes lay Morning
W. M. co NJ N Q r S ,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
T + L VI $;

At the expiration ct Six Months, - $50
AT the END .! iAe Year, .-.----. 500
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
D4ED.

BEARDsLEY-Ou Tuesday April p Lueiu' T. Besrl'ey in
TIE sti renes Of the family invited attend the
fuEsrz without further invitation from nis isie res'ee
No pest Sixteenth street on Thur'i'y, Ii'H INST -
Newark 4. J., Isiers please copy
BARRY-On Monday morning April q at ths re'dence Of hs
paIeuts Nc Eigh'h street, John Barry aged and
mouths son Of Thomas Margaret Barry.
CARFY-Ou Sunday Apdl % Mary El1,Seth Carey at No
T inferred IN the Cemetery Of tho Evergreen.
COILISs-In Brooklyn. on MONDAY Amh p. Mary wife Of
Stel hen Co.iiLs, la the 65'h year u her a4~
FIRTH-en MordAy Apri q, siter LINGERING iAnes, Ioha
Henry John aud Ann Mana FHiS m the A rear OF
Is sse.
oIAss-oa Monday, April 2l John c' ia he 'h ye'r of
his
GUENrAs-ou Monday Ap,l ,i, ch'h'. da'a'4' IN the
J7ih yesr ot ~ see.
HARDISG-ou aand.y April p, after .Aef' s.d 'eyero
VII. a az Jane HsTdi s u Dublin, lfe ana
,Ton Mouds7 ARA ?. ailef .L1rt but .sgefs lies.
~, a.ed ) ,,,r. AID "a day.
rRaOCK-On Monday Apul o. It her rrsiegse No So
- s,r,s, NJ. ssE-h 4 Hs6rook 'sed y>iF' wis o.
~ to d.. April . q; o'elock 3. TAe 'renlA
Z. 90 aIe Invited a.to-d. Her remains MI 20 iAheA
to As--1s, ~ Il, for HierHent
ncMILLAN-Or Monday. Aprl p. Mf John Ne MILAN.
sriTT-suad,uy on SATURDAY All -, roHA' A Su't IA
ne farrI ,oos riscs on the ~ inst from No "a wllo"
street.. hrcoklyr.
Caliiori % Ie7efs all Yiesfr copy.
VAN COTT-Ou Tus-.y snefr ooa. p'h :! F@snv Ale,.
youus-.t taush,f % osbs sud Aasia- 's1 C"'t asc
RI ,,',.. .p .r. 4 Tho family are ,p.r.c,fal, invited
90 ttt~nd fureral urn Hc 50 ubiA ,tr't. oa rhu
DAY .iu rs,. o'clock m, ~i'Aoa' iafhsf invitation
wfLNFRDlNC-fu a. e.,y, on MONDAY ms'n'u.. April =.
va lam y Wnnl~tdins if second so u Wm. r Nhm'f
dirs m iho 3ist y-sf o. hs ssn
wALsTlTN-In shis city. % hOEday. APsil q. Mrs aHJ
BALDWIN Wsisiien
vOFLPTRin Bfco1lyu at tho residence Of h-s IN ~
Weller b Ilafd.l. on Saturday morning.; Arn4 - hH'
Bef we're eoa'rr~d % Bssors CnJ '' '1i''h'' III
il' ian'lJ svuuJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
sNccND RoA,


Rsported foI THE " Y. TRitUSK By J. L. Il u. Fay.
Fi,s Board-4oo City s. Trsts 97i eco Reading r. Sc
10 sf SO Galloway 10 p. ,6ga 81 Penn r.. r soii
50 HarrsturSh RR 5ii; 20 Lobsh Scrip, 13l ~ Pcan
KR isi do 49, Ncksburg r. r u a Lshish Lin,. ls
Bank " Penn llli Il E,ehanse Bank Pitts. cssh OIL
Bstlo,cn Board-5C Geo Union Csos =. 80 20 O." lNI
go Long Island RI lil 80 Reading R. s. 4'l 30 do.
cash ~ ~ .D.
Sscord Board 600 City Co. Trans 97 eco do sli iocs
Tenn 50, 20, sSi 200 Reading RR s., 70. 81 GN do s
20 900 Peura RR g. LIST Mort. bb 9Sii 20 City RR Ss
y FIR, siI go do si; l,ooo Morns Jana es. @ lts
City V IS; II Peura RR. {. p, tl Reading RR t5l
island RR' dsys. Ili OO do b5 .l 81 sesy AR >SI
am ard Amboy RR l25; No Morris Canal. IL. Litas
schuy RR 4i IN Lib Gas SIS, 25i Is Merrh aid Manu-
BAH Pits, 2da's o.. - go .
Aer Boord-IcO Reading RR., b. i'i S 0irard BANK b.
C. T., l2k
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

SEIZURE OF MeRE STOLEN GOODS The officers
attached TO the office o the Chief Of Police Yesterday mad.
Al other large haul Of goods supposed 10 BE- olec farm
house in Sprugf.ld near Jamsics l. This supposed
be branch Of the receiving shop turned up ty the BooI
noce in Tenth New ork lss weet considerable
amount of property sR new found secreed
parts house ard brought to hs city The male oce
tsuts New with load OF
Suce The goods Of ve of br)a1cOth, black
Numbered 1856 three pieces bax silk cke.chiefs six
pieces yellow satin, Numbered 3J9l twenty pieces
danask shawl, black; piece BLACK Turk
satin two pieces SIX pac and stripe TO- ecss blask vestns
bcade one pece red and dsaak rhe accused father
ana son were arrested in this city. They senuoug assert
tLe noee1ce Tho father appear. has been poder aud
the son Gays he the foreign importation business IN
reotLy he also lefeTs fr IL NeWYork where ne
saws he some Of the goods The officers engaged
in uaks the necesssTy inquits snd in the meSHms ths
The BrooIyu Che; Of Police where they b BY those
Interested.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
QrAR1ER1Y REroR1 OF TIE. CnIEr OF PoLIcr.-

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF PoLIcI-
The Chief Of Police omitted his quarery report ending So
March to e Common Council a. the last neeE from which
arrears 776 being decrease OF 99l 1ce
The previous corresponding period during the quarter 6
persons Accommodated with Lodgings 20 io.t chi Ten
found restored 20 their parents ii fires were eXnSue
-rerons were from drowning and f7O e9 taken
from dodgers drunken and restored 70 them The
following shows the Of the ofnses for when the Are
made:
Assault battery 3 assault and battery officers IL
assault xiii g. assault sud threats 2 attempt 10
c. mut fsue attempt commit bIrgltry ?; tdoume0t
= bsstsrdy burglary q bigamy s. dsordery .Juduct SO
drunk snd dord ry 1917 escIef oouyc l. hslng IN puoc
streets false prefer forgery o1iession tS7
sand larceny haLa dunkAts g; itdec snt OF
p son insulting females in the streets p insanity 49, kssI
+ dorderly house ?; murder p malicious misc hief 5; pst
larceny sa; Passing counterfeit money II receiving stolen
socds suspicion OF burglary 7; suspicion Of asoa suspe
os IeroUs 81 throwing IN public streets ysgr4nts
y violation city ordinances, ). Total, .716.
Dunn the quarter SIS days were lost By members Of tn de-
raruet on Of Sickness and disability, being syer
sse less nearly reI day Compllin were preferred
tsaust members Of the Cersment which upon uve-t ga
ton resulted follow: Dismissed fom office suspen led
for IS days suspended for IL days p for 10 days l. for
de,s 2 complaints dismissed, 6: Total IS The number Of
des.ed men 81, divided tol.)ws: Chiei once u
Msyois ofEcs g. Hack Inspectors 2 Police Courts Il Fer
nee l8.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
MARRIED..

LRDLIH-BETTSR SRToNOn Monday, April 2, in ~. PANTS
Cbwch BroklA by The Rev. Isaac r. Labagh J. H. Lede
e.q NJ. D. OF Chicsgo III, TO Elizabeth H. dlush;er tt
j. h Betteron, esq Of "endeiburs House oNi''d'4fe
England.
sICKFLS-MFSSER-O TUESDAY April -, By the ksy Mr
Gi.ette William b. Skes TO Chrstine only daushef oi
Thou a. Me.eer both o. Weschester County.
s1LyA-ODOSNELL-On Monday, April p, By the Rev.
Wu. Quinn, Manuel Maebsdo Silva ct Gracio4i We,tet
Islands 10 Mafgaut Matilda youDgst 6enSaer OF iona
CD,LueI esq late Merchant Of 81. JohLs Newiou1d md
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23


THE NEw ROTARY LoCK-FOr Store Doors,
DWELLINGS the strength simplicity snd -ecury
OF the Iron Safe Locks in II Is inn
ntey superior any, the clumsy koy changed To al
one put your peket PortenonnAie snions
OF changes le made In the lock two will he made se
unless expressly ordered Is grest security lays Che p-
sbty of It's being opened without the night key For sale by
tI,a Pst.ntaes HOLnEs VALESTIsg BUTLEs,
Nos ~ snd ~ Aaiden.laae.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

) ARREST or HIGHWAY ROBBERs.-Between 10 and
IL clock On day night Thomas Keenan, residing at NO. ~
Henry street. king through Bsyad street near the
Bowery be attacked by two men and boy who
him and robbed him OF watch and chan aud -
in money Policeman Harper of the Tenth Ward bad short
tue before observed suspicious movements on te par oi
his gsrR and had followed then az some distance he ioru
rsely after they had puDdered their 'cn ana
nc ed in aresiirg Of The named Francis Smh
1be fed the but in the course OF
h night captured by Sergeant sques and locked p IN
the Police Station Their Thomas Clinton and John
WDsus Yesterday morning the whole gang taken be-
fore Justice Brt Auan, and committed 70 Prison
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
coURr cALEsDAR-THIs DAY.

SrrERIoR CouRr-Nos. 455, 255, 26j ii9, $50, 2OO
l5 a. 49, 49, f9 100. 2J as fJ6, 49, 55 $50 5O7 Jo
jl4 SIS IA 80 2l7, - l7J. III 20. 81, 48i 30
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUTT-NOs 2l3 36j, 3bi, 80,
2,6 99t SIC 81 g. 10 I'll e5. loi ia 800 Speci Tern
No.. a. H. g. 90 81 So r. 10, l52, il 70 ISL iueIusye
TsITED STATES DIsIRIcT CoURT-Nos. ), o, !, g,
Q, 10. II, IS, IS. 10, u. - 80 80
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. lJs, 463, 266, 4e9.
~ tj t. 64 elusive Part INos Co. S6. ~ % 5il to
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

CHARLEr LYNDON AGAIS.-On Monday night the
Fourth Ward Police arrested young woman named
Annie Lindou, whom they found in male attire, and
also drunk and disordcry. She was arrested a few
weeks ago similar charges, and sentenced to the
Pcntentiery for six months a vagrsnt but writ Of
habcas corpus brought her out, and she has since
sumtd ber male attire and her drunken habits. She
WINS taken before Justice Connolly, to whom she
stated that she had for four years worn male attire,
end in it had been employed in the capacity Of barber
and bartender, much TO the satisfaction Of her en-
ployos She said further, that it her intention TO
sail on the Goth inst for California. The magistrate
oidered her to be locked up TO await further exam
nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

NoMISATIoS or CHIET ESGISEER AND ASSIST
aNTs-T1e DseSstes the Fire Companies IN J-rey City
II onventou lsst evening 70 noninsts can iiat-s t
Cite and ssssst gLeers 10 be voted f tie eee 10 on
tie hrst Tuesday Nay. Thre- delegates sent o
esch & he eie1 C. The city A " van Nase
T,--ded ard John T. Miller secretary 7 so eantta e
nominated for otce-ih- receiving t5e ais1e
t-u Of being the eandiaes The Caet Ensneer
samuel Fr.reh present Chief received hr,y vote 81
WI Hor,th three and d.cll-ed roniHAteL TIE ol
lowing Assistants nominated for the respective wards
Fp,t BGre-JOhn ID. ND4an. y Il }. Stevens
S>coas Uord-Iaues Wslscs, IhousA Cross
TkuG HGrS-Nu- ChilTers.
Tya- II WcrS-John O. UAybeck. John T. Netor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

milk-thcy put the milk in the water The can. are
fd about one third or one quarter full of water and
The milk, just it drawn from the cows is then
poured into The cnns upon which the milkman is ready
TO swear that water has been added since The milk
was put in in It's pure state City consumers, how.
ever, find to their cot that the water already in tho
can gets pretty well mixed up with the milk before it
hss Travelled hundred miles upon the railroad Great
county this full Of inventions and honest people.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

FrsyEAL oy RoHsRf l.. SrKysN.-Tse funeral -
po.e,, L. s,sr.n. AZ st. Pss' Church Hoboksn a.
~k ,s-t DAY sernoon largely sI,Snted rhsfs ~'ie
lse nun be ot the prounsnt Of tsw 9tA,
,A men OF scientific AID Of busress viii who's, Se 40
..A duytps his life bad lsmAis Asuauan1s The ehsfea
-. c-d nth 10 TIE remains o the iess-od ore 30
,,sIl, ooau vseh 49, nclesoi tos,~voa coda, a21
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Advertisement
THE AUBN PORTABIE GAS WORKS Co offer

their ID. -, and most economical snon
for Dwelling Hou.es Fscore. Ndsges &c For inonnatln
purchase Of County - rga nter ther pishs
sppy Office Of the Company No S5 Broadway where
the apparatus h in operation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Advertisements
nE MEnICINE AND PHARMA

Tar LAST UNFOLDING OF THE Arr o. HEALING Gov
SUMPTION y desire 70 toat All Consunptyes but ae
bo have tried all other physicians without relief ExPe
reuce has that CONSUMPTION as readily as
sy other disease and that my LUNG and CouGH SIRVP
ro,ifive cure for Consumption in all lie yarie5 form.
Mrs Nj J. MABIN, Psych.cA Physcian aud rhersPeuis'
No 90 West 4hth-st., New FORK
Ofice hour: 10 a. TO pm, Mtdnesi,y eNee2ted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
lAdv~-fiserner'.
Rupture, Piles Fistvla, Prolapsus aud Fissura,

eff uAy cured vh0a De Knife igsur- By EDvaEo
Il Dxss M D, Fdto. ~ Ths Scslpel Every es'e unter
taken is ted -u-cessfu the durability inrurHy
apparent .icn Ofee hours f0m 70 9. %
srd7 - evenings r & 5;h At Gil other hours be a.
bis Private Hospital where -vry comfort of domestic life
provided for those who require csIef rsSinsn az surgical
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Advertisement
Uorsru uoID FURSITUKP ANTHONY J

ptrrcKyRk in addition TO their regular daily sales OF
Red Estate at the Merchants Exchange. which will be
tDued az heretofore will give their attention TO Auction Sales
Of Uousehod Furniture At the resideIc of Taer
second Of the will commence az 10 O'Clock TO-DAY
a. No 10 st opposite Trinity Chspe the Catalogue
comprising variety Of costly Furniture recent
u ske and nearly tlIs4)
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
IAdvertise ment
TTpGNPs's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS DIR

PRINCE Brook Proprietor end Pt NERGSEs the ds
are In attendance at NJ 10 Broadway From
one Of these BATHS will mercura affections tsum
atisn penters collie fever asue debility paralysis
scted muscles eruptons salt heum, and the like They
guarantee removal Of all metals and the vzou. nervous
ard dyspepc affections csused thereby Special department
for Indies
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
RROOKL wv ITEMS.

The "Dr Stamm" mentioned in connection with
the alleged case of malpractice, reported in THE
TRIBUNE, is not Dr. Aug. Theodore Stamm of Broad
wav New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

err b- % tie chur-h urn te sNo1li.rs q several
y esve sbesTes preceded them The
rtr.orr y tie Cav-y hurrh Cho led byMr Emma Gt-
ii fhsru Bostwek wiz saur know th4t Rei.em-T T-
e orn ths Oratoo of TIE Me iAh The Rs- JOAN brlee
Ree,C Psu RAJ be bsris serves u tas ehurch fae
reu ans ere aiken 70 tie family vsu IL Berzeu Cemetery
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
IAdxerflsenent

Hon U.R.cv MANI saws: look upon PhreuoloEy as the
gude 10 Philosophy and the handmade of Christianity Who
~ er dissent ates Phrenoogy public beneiacoT
PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS, with Charts
and written descriptions Of character given by MI FOWLER
when desired at the CABINET, No 1cs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
iAdVerrssu@uCl
NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HASGfNGS fer

l8fG-PRATT { HARDESIERGH. No 80 BF0sd@sy are Pr--
pared exhibit the largest and best assortment Of PLAIN and
DEcoEATIvg PArtE HAsGnss ever offered in hl' eosny
None box frst-clss voftmeu employed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
TAiyertisensnt
MEDICAL INHALATION, WITH CONSTITUTIONS

REnEpTEs-Dr. s. FITCH may b. Consulted at b. Ohce,
No the established asut1toCs OF
the eity for the Lung, aud Throat Heart Ds
estes Liver COmognt. Fsnae Dsease and Chronic Dis-
generally. Once hOGfs fTota 70 - daily,
Sundays excepted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
IAivertisemeptl

FIIEINOIVGI N OUEUN
y p-Nlr. FOWLER commences Course OF Lectures Gn
WEDNESDAY Evening NEXT April p, al y Gclock % %
tnued seats 10 tne hTs Lecture
tree.; 70 the remainder, l2t cents each d,
Professional exaIiUatous with odNi'e ard cnarts nnd ~
uru deecn,ions OF character daily 81 5s BrOaeway n
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
ADV rfis-neiE
MAKING MONEY r.

MAKING MONEY FAST.-Smart Statesmen ara
r.., br tn harvest uuprece tented saes OF MY
II IS PAr~ IooRFAsrENEKs They are a. afuoe Ast every
boty wants 10 Whist every coiy VIII buy To 3Vetei, thsJ
are Il Fper.eble More gents wanted. JANEs ~ LEE,
sole proprietor No. - Exchange -, BaiH4o. n l.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
lAdv-r-'semspt
Gas. Gas si-GAs FIXTURES Of new and beau

tfBl desigDs. rust for the Spring Trade.
Ao the ehesPes snd best PORTABLE GAS WORKS Of new
aro improved cOlsruction for pvsts dve nEs vtases Se
For wholesale rota cali great Manufacturing Depot
No SIG Broadway ARcHER WARxER Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
fAdvertisementl !
TIC PORTRAITS AND

GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS AND
MINIATURES IN on PASTEL WATER CoLoRs corps Of
French Artists the highest talent employed tor the col
orus trfcess No Pictures SLOWED 20 leave the Gallery unless
perfectly satisfactory. Miniatures and Portraits made from
DssueETeOty pes Of dsoessed persons
No $40 Broadway corner OF Leoesrdst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
lAdvertisemtntl
r ORIGINAL ITNCLF TONS CABIN is now be.

ing reformed with little Cordea Howard the original Eva
and her mother the original Topy. at barnums Museum i
success astounding The Lecture Room filled with de-
pcore who restrain their applause IL played
inrnebie ssle, both THIS AFTERNOON AID las E'EANG
a.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

No business of Importance was transacted yester,
dy in the Sessions The of Dr. Cobel indicted
fcr causpe en- abortion set down foT trial day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
IAtrert arrnentI [
NIsvASYS on THE IN

DISEASES OF TIE IIIKUAT MD LINUS--L1I'
PoByKr HUNTER lie attention Xcasvey TO Tie treat
srt o es.e o the Threat and Lungs Residence and IN =
NJ. s.S HIosawhv.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
IAdverfi AInent |

A VERY GESTERL COUNTRY HOUSE, most
elsihly situated near the Railroad depot West Flushing will
be sod at the Merchant Exchange To DAY, at l. O'Clock
By S. BARKER, Auetioneer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
rfl.efnentl |
BEIIs-NIrxEELY's celebrated Church, Fs

,orv Steamboat Locomotive School Plantation sud Other
BFl constantly hand and for sale BY FAiRBASXsA Co.. al
tbei, ScLs " sre.vom No. ls9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

COMEDY AT IHE ELEVENTH WARD PoLIcESrATIoN
Capt Squirc@ of The Eleventh Ward Police recorded
on his "reiurns" to the Chief of Police yesterday
morning, the following incident. He says Mr. Lloyd
Bryant one OF the Cons;ablcs Of the Eleveah Ward,
came rushing into the Station House about II
o'clock last night, pale and trembling excaiming
between each effort to get his breath Child, child,
child On unroling bundle which he brought
With bim. al,cr removing many pieces of ras, lnd
cd newspapers, the body of small dead dog c'me
70 light msch to the astonishment of the worthy
Constable who had thought beyond question, that
'lothpr less than a child would turn up when the
hep okagc was opened. Some weg had placed the
sbVrde at the officers door to frga'en him. Mr. b.
ooked decidedly chop-iallen when he saw the dog
lppear, and left without unnecessary loss OF time,
isurng all concerned that the child was not his.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
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WINDOW SHADES, White and Buff Holland

e,r,rpr Coep< TtssyLs sc wholesale Ard retail, y
WocDrcRp MY~Flr Narriacturers, No. HS Cstha7ne 81
NewYok Country merchants supplied a. the loves; prices
aud CT ,he rrcst reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

.,... ,N,s,er vtN Nc g'von nj NJ stephens
N, Camm,rS,l "u Thursday next,
'N"lNs ~ ~. ,,,>e, ;. ,crsy debt on organ Those
NVN'N -, ,u,alcu, smNors, who otherwise are
''"'oSet " ~. v,l rvn'cmbey this occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

...,..,s, ID ,Ae wNlcw> sud Orphans Fund of the
,,s,ni ,>,mcs ,0 a, N'oo's neat Saturday
NV ,,,,, H,ssst And the Iavcl Troupe volunteer,
.,,,..,,,e programme vii hc pnson,cd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
SUPERIOR COURT-TRraL TERM-APRIL ls-BetO-e
Judge DUER.

INTERESTING INSURANCE CASE.
EoIert T. Tion sgt The Hamilton Fire Insurance COMPANY
The plaintiff who is clothier at No l4O Fulton street
hsd his materials read goods AID
6ktue. song which " the part the defendants
Ere ocned on the h Of Feb 1885 by which plaintiff alleges
that s srdamaSed TO MAKE the proportion OF
,ursrce for hioh defendants liable amount 70 1857 o.
Tie Company fraud IN that be undevh
n.d thoe which saved in the estmstes 10 which he
the ary proofs ana claim thst this fraud VT ses
he roicy entirely discharge their Liability ToProve this
the Ccmrany introduced officers Of the Insurance
Pso ard Police Rad charge Of the premises prove tbs
suount of goods ao'usy saved The plaintiff claims hat tn
n OF must coureie destroy bs right of sctou and must
ho COZ clusyey OF the property carried on BY
srapeoG which the judo rules would not discharge tho
Comraay. The case Ia still on
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
TAdyertisemsnti
FRANCIS SALTRR, NJ. D.,

OcULIsr AND AURfsT
No. Is Boud-st- New York.
Cffce hours from TO Y a. N and TO p. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

S.,s " nNrN F'SNnvTs -'h"Tl", II pe'e'a an
..,sa.r~r, WI s,N ,hc furniture OF the Coliamore
49,, y. rhgy~isy ot tins week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
The PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS

BRADY No $50 Broadway will the examination OF per
wishing correct AID perfect Ike esses Lie sizes maze a.
: sI gle stDg.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
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