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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

NVIIVE
w S. MILLER, late Of the Cru OF AvsTy, UpAsm
w. cE Miller (nasips dissolved from thai eoncet q
90 tho Isi Of AArea LAST, has formed the new
arm Of MILLER q ROUNDS, so. ~, South
WaJer street, CareAso, and having been go foftaI-
4te As 10 receive taeir spruy-Stoez OF Groceries,
In Of am olhrf House Ia their line, nduce
thaIn 70 orsT "a OR sock Tor BssI casa, al lover
prices than can Ne foaBd Stauy other bcuss IN Ihe
eiy
-isis, ID part
fgDo Chest. Tes .0o0 Haxes Glass,
$50 bags coffee, 1900 kegs nails,
$40 Halls saser, 500 Boxes aaislns,
30 Bols Doissses, IgI Goldfish.
20 5sE2p, 50 TeIcss Hake.
<iso, splendid assortment Of Wooden Ware
nd Yankee Notions.
ltps Al % div HIILER * ROUN DS.
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9I|s'lI|raII|f|'f.
Peoria Marine AID Fire Insurance ceupan
PEORIA, I'LL.
n lsxl.


Peoria narias aad Fire Insurance Company,
PEORIA, LII.
csAxrskxp i<is
tt>His Company continues 20 .ssae Poi,e,ss on
Aklss MA T,ks sf sssss
Az unconditional return premium Of ~ percent.
will be raid back TO cargo customers 81 me e'ess 81
Farm property and detached suiidings, isyeraels
situated may be tnsured against loss eraAmaee ~
low rates OF pre- MUM, ard thus avoid assessments
az ia Mutual Gonpsnies.
CAPITAL 100000.
siskcfoRs.
4. q. Tying, M.R. Phelps, rRk Broshsrson
z Holland, VIM. Penn, I. Holland,
Wp- D. Mason, B,L,T Rearisna, }, RespOlas,
Charles HaliAnd.
OFFICERS.
IsAsc UspsKHIl, Pres; b. L. r. BouxlAsp. Vie,
JOIN sniSs ss st kass .s ssss
Moline and vicinity, once. Minscrs Building, III
role street, Rock Island. ofase in Davenport AZ th
Counting Room OF The State Democrat.
Chicago City Insurance Company. $40
k4Ianbd caaneld, Prs.t Hsnry sandt, sest
Dec =, IS. Davenport. Iows
TIE STAB INsuRANcx COMPANY,
ogdsnshurSh, N. =. ,ana
'AiD IA TSTAf 500, 900. ..,,., -,
| Will ipsare Fire and Inland IrAntgefAaen Hss'
/ on as favorable terms as AZ. eseef fso shsn.,a a
/ Refer 10 Geo. Steele, ks2., Col b. ,. snsiA' T
/ W n.vrnes,l 5eebe, Lyon a Co.. thieAxS, a. 2, -
Myers NJ. D., paysnfoTs s.m s Satsas SEA ass.s.
nn aarstSW Eagle 81, Resk Island, III.
/ Yis.ouri STATE kutuai Fire, Marine Insurance
Company OF st. Louis.
! CAPITAL, ssou,oel, snd constantly increasing
DIRECTORS;
n Pew e. 81 ~
F.Say, B.w. Alexander, \, Wsman,
s aieCaRo, d, Al January, Oh Fsss.
Policies issood from 50 days TO six years sae 'as
Insured participate in the whole prohis. -,
For bIormaaen enquire 0. me undersignsi aseni
for Davenport. e. L. DANENfokT.
Jsiy ssth "a trxiy. ------------
Assurance.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
EfNA,
INSURANCE COMPANY. HARTfoAp,
Caartersa 1919
CASH CAPITAL, sSeo,eee
HOME
''So HA-'eN W OF sRw YORK;
Ca.h Capital, S5oo.ooo
! NORTH WESTERN
IrusrAree Co Of the stats
! OF NEW SoRh
| c,anscticut Mutual Life Insurance
| Co, of Hartford, 81.
| ACauIRKD CAPITAL, $1,000, 600
/ OFFICE On NEsI S!pb OF
Main be-, Front sad Second SIS.
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Yankee Notisaa and Toys


Yankee EotisaH and Toys
4 LARG BassortEleHt ast Penins aad for sale AKA
"A Davenport AGs!V slorei
Noe lie Clare Row: CBAADALL HiGolAs
auit4rs
Large and yeE3 Ens assoIgugs NJ ui Rosewood II
.AsTs al yHrlou6 prees ranging from $500 10 So
Also Nioinslrom snFvHly -BEC cenlstuIH snIt -l9t~
larsAL Nor Claire koB. g.
feather Busters,
Very one ASSOC snentesu % found al the Da'eH
- port Music STORE;
No Lie Clare how.; - Ii
Varied sssoFtHi ut just recelY caERa Tor safe low
"A ~ No . lie Claire HOW; q o
UIfAk ana Violin strlaz and every 4iEd VI Mus
VI cal asrssaadiss, GePteonssAnl} Oh AaRa sFAe
u Clai ~ Row. { g Ii
The HsllslsiAh,
IkI published py L.. .slAsSu, containing YeE3 a.
81 cuilsetS4 OF Churel Susie Also TIE shawn! by w
brnG0ufs Saa q 7 A0otrcRa DO found al 20 T.
4iEirs Row q u
AeeoTleoEs and FlutiEaR.
Large and seii.eiestsd assortment yet receive
prices thaIcannuttafi TO give eAtire A1ss'.e"
al Sor Ls Claire Row a
,LARluSkITs, Fiutes, Fiagsoie'-, P'caloys aao
" Flies Ut G5dag - pEtessGl
No G Le Claire Row. Z -
sheet Musl
Large c0llsotios on hand 4RCNoH siusicceSei7sp
Il hssooB as paLAs5@dat
No . lie Claire RsE. Is
,'h 9sst Piano Porte instructor Ia ,L- world, Elch
1 hrdsonts moderi, schoolI0r Plano Fortes can e
found OF No ie tl&lrc Row "a. u
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You're truly, STEPHEN MILLER,


hereby certify taat ior tho last four weegs have had
ia operation 81 y. J. N. LlaIk's Patent FIGURING
Mile have besl running aysrsss OF from slght
D twelve hours without stopping aud sbond do 50 forty
Ell lat hours il rsiFe IL gives every satisfaction that
oas ass think it is certain snpeFsade all the
old nstho.s u mailing. have been in the milling bust
asssn yIrs, aud can say truly THAI have
sBsu anything oftne Kind 50 perfection. live
Sa1spEFg Chesbr G5uuty, fa two miles from Parksrs-
rrg WHARF run daily aud my customers viii testify
tie ss,isfscr!ou Ufe aoRr and Orla have Travelled
through nine q tie Western ststes, and 1t srsstes
aby hing have ever sssp.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

CHICyGo December 4, 1850
Lags ris day hiPped ~ railroad my place, 5s.u
gin Grove Lee o. Ill., Of Clarks Patent Portab
l9uring Mills purchased q Mt Z. McRissiek Of C4lca
20 wblch have running Sbs 10 his I-ossess!nft
aud say without hesitation, bal!sEs il 10 be the
best mill now me- kartTs1 u the portable kind both Tor
convenience nd sif9fnng tho work good Oflor And
further can say after having Investigated tho subject
70 considerable sgsnt have 10 Hesitation IL siyfng
prefer slaa large the -four more gen.
orally 0f lively nature aud gives better satscto u
ue b.ksss. JoHheo. WHALEY,
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Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission

In lhis branch Of the trade, pre- sred 70 do
large amount OF business. Merchants and othcrs
making eonsgn ents To Houie, may rest assur
ed tue utmost aieiiiy part 30 ther inter
eats. and thsA tsis hall receive psomp
attention sales and returns.
N. satisfactory referenee given In all cases
and with pleasure
May 3dwu RYAN & MCCAIN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-30

roFFkhS--T5 BsgsRio, f.syusro, Java, Maracaibo
" and Havana cofoes, selected expressly for re-
failing.
suGARs--Ss Bbls white aud yellow refined Sugars
embracing Coffee A, y & T., crushed, powdered ard
graduated; also refined MAptr Sugar. These sn
gars all ofthe bes; atty.
New TEAs--l37 Chests, half chests, or Boxes and
cAddies Of all sizes aud descriptions Of late inpora
lions, hracirg oftn, highest and Ans grades
OF the celebfa,ed iasyunen aud "Pidg Sooey'
growths. These Green and Black Teas ara decidedly
a. nns and curious chops as ever erossedthe Mxis
ssd can recommend our ooiongs Pon
cnonss, SonchourE, HGnpowders, impenals aad
Young Hysons, FAR superior In fragrance aud make
TO ths generality Teas brought sst Ashley were
ssieelsd especially for Family use and are lass H.
price; With confidence Invite examination and
trial.
RAIsINs--5o Boxes, halves aud quArters;-slso
Valencia Raisins;
PLUMs- S Bills piIied arh Hnpitied;
PKACHBs--3 DO par 4 f'trFants, Dates, Figs, and
many othsa Fruits, dried 8ta reserved.
SoAP5-,Paiul, Castle shaving, German ana
Chemical Efasya, &c, oxci tassthar with large vari'
ETY. OF Baskets, W!ijos, Rattan and splin,, Wooden
wAre, sassgs OF walls evs Fish, hscs scel, White
Salmon and Sea al Herring u Bales and % bushs'
Wheat sseAs ALG ua4s !sher articles all Tor sale
cheap and wsrFAatadto give -aiiafsaslon.
JACOB WEAVER, ia. CO,
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CHICAGO EcYtubsF - $50.
THIS 10 70 certify that have been furaishi power and
lm lar tLs operation u! one Of T. j. d Csrxs Patent
Flour blls r.. tas ast nlOatb aud in my opiuhn
ths best and Cl5aIsst mill IN l. takes but Little
pysr 10 comparison othsr mills needing over SIX
hsss POWER and has run, slcs have been acquainted
With IL, with cst ioE repairs aud In good
c5udiI.Dn when hrst pui up. eau chserfuy
UuaIria s who wish 70 engage In the manufacture
tithar iarga small scale. II be up
a run 10 connection With any other machinery such as
Elevators, Aliils and by combining Ihrss or
fur Of aud BOLT you VIII have NH will
10 work THAI tee large Merchant mills u III. old
kiEcs aud great saving N every item Of eIpsnss.
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wYoLysALE AND RETAIL
Soap at 2 cts. q Gallon

soap 81 cts, dsllou.
CAPoNIFtER or Concentrated Lys--WArrsBted
y 10 mako soap sitho Ut Lins and with little rou-
lilo. jus. tho thin for Washing made easy. Call and
get box, for sale cheap a. tho wkeya store BY
June dtl JACOB WBAVER ia. q %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

KANSAS LEGIsIATURE.-A paragraph appears in
The indepcAdence Dispdtoh of the 18th, Stating that
The troops had eAarched from Fort Leavenworth, by
the order Of Gov shannon, to Topeka, ana dispersed
the bogus Legislature in session there. We nave IN
formation from Kansas Of quite late date, ana are
satisfied that the rumor is without foundation. mat
warrants will be issued against the mock Legislature
and that they will be arrested is very probable out
the occasion is not likely TO when troops viii be
necessary TO cheek the operations Of the pretenders
The courts viii dispose of them quite effectively as
the military. tSt' LOUIS hepuohcan, 2Iss
OPINION IN SANDER SUIr.-In the Supreme
Cout this morning. among the opinions delivered was
one in the case OF Mary Chase VS.. job Chase. This
wss sui. brought by plaintiff against her father-in
law for damages for large amount for SANDER. IL
spo.sred thai the plaintiff had procured in the state
~ Nsine a divorce. and had commenced the suit in
,h rsept case in the Supreme Court OF this state IN
her ovn name The Court ruled that the divorce IN
Maine was void here on the ground that the pianti
went there for the purpose of obtaining it, on grounds
which would not have been sufficient IN this state
The sn;t in her own name was not therefore properly
brought and the action was void. Boston Traveller.
Bmrn ExrRsoRpIYARY.-Tbel last number OF Ihe
Herald, published at Camden, Arkansas, contains tne
following: few days since, negro woman, peionS
ing TO Col. John Dockery the worthy PRESIDENT OF o."
railroad was delivered Of four children al one outh-
three grs and one boy; their average weight se'ey
pounds each When last heard from. the mothe, ana
her little dsrkies were doing well. The Colonci mas
named the children after his favore enterpnse-Mls-
sisspp Ouschta and Red River Railroad, giving the
Eis he of the three rivers and calling the boy
k&lfoadl The woman and her husband were both at
work on the railroad during the past year.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

At meeting of the New-YOrk City Temperance
Alliance, March "a, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Roired That As soon as the decision Of e Court OF Appeals
shall be sde known the Corresponding Secretary be instructed
have the complaints for the illegal sale Of liquor now N h
hancs edseiy and y prosecuted under NE STATE
law that law affirmed under the CITY ordinances shouid
THAT Law b. declared Unconstitutional.
Reoed That the iebd. Of Temperance in the respective
Wards be requested 10 c5petste with the Ward Alliances IN
obtaining evidence a the violation OF the Law that the same
b. reported 70 the City Alliance to be arranged under the
sivee Of counsel for final sction.
hsored That the President and Corresponding Secretary
he Instructed as the Prohoory Law sh. be declared
d BY the Court 81 Appeals address respectful memorial
to his Honor the Mayor requesting him 10 adopt ehcens
measures for s immediate enforcement and rendering 20 hn
the sympathy nd support Of this body aud s Nard Asnces
in eli his efforts TO discharge that arduous euty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

THE CHINESE YAM AN ANrRIcAS.-A responsible
correspondent at Cincinnati says of this so'csued
Chinese potato:
1--WE have two varieties Of the Doscorea found in
a state of nature here of which closely resembles
the Chinese Yam, and, if not the same, think upon
cultivation viii be found equal to il in every respect
1t is known as the Wild Yam or Wild Sweet POTATO
have been familiar with it for more than forty years;
can now find ii growing in the same ground where 1t
was growing in 1915. Like the Chinese Yam, Il runs
deep in the ground. Hogs very fond of 1t, and
Often dig for il to great depths; often heard IN my
tbe soft bottom lands till they got pit deep they
could not get out and not being melted by appetite to
Keep on digging till they dug out again, have been
known to perish in the holes.'
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fAdyertiseuent.l
A MAMMOTH


cesson this morning quite ecpsed BY the movement Of
an Iron Safe weighing and drawn by twelve stout
homes the rnsuusctory OF SILAs c. HERRING Co. 70
the Clinton Hail. in Beekas This Is the largest movable
safe ever made and looks Tx house. IL to BE- located
Ia the Park Bank In Beekmans and there can be no doubt
Of It's being both FIRE and burglar proof s pSyidea WIZ inc
london and which took tho premium We understand that
duplicate Of the Park Bank Safe being made fof Messs
Co. 70 be placed In their and splendid
on the corner OF Beeknan and Nssssa The cost Of the
Safe Is $3.50.
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fAdvertiseuentl
Envy ARD H. DIXON. n D.. Editor Of The

sest attends eseuiply To 0pEsAvE SURGERY and Coz
SIT fArioxs the OBSCURE DISEASE Of ne
at No q 5hsv between 10Th and iirhstA Hernis rs RIO
isfsus and Fuls ave permanently cured visho. sss ~
Hsature Office h0an from TO mornings, % sna 20
evening" AZ al other hous be = q hs pxivsfe sosPsa
svsry eonfs domestic ks prevdsd fo< NO. vn' sAs
careful segin~n ss1 9sVtos treatment H.
Ths secsg< rRs6eaipa d d No yesoyS-, Aros IVA.
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CT Il Y I TIE M s..

The weather yesterday was magnificent IN the
morning, cloudy and chilly at noon, rainy at p. m
snowy at and 5, rainy at 6, and rainy and snowy al
the evening. 1t good a st. Patricks day as
ever fell on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
advertisement.

-; h, these who tired all other ysicisns
lat relief Exprence has shown that can cure Co.'S
SUMPTION s readily any other disease and that my Lsss
and Cocoa SfRCP ID Festive cure 10! Consampvce N a m
varied torms. MIs. ~. :. - "
Psychicsl Pbyscian aaa Therspeutist 81 West u T.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DFsTRyEDLY POPULAR.-We do our friends q

real service in calling medicine such scknow
edged merit WsTARs BALsAN We all liable coughs
aud eo which be dangerous when recourse had To
the WILD CRERRY.
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tItrvrpp,a Mvn.-

DISEASES OF THE LUN6s.-hUSTEks MIDI
s,vr,Is, !. devoted 10 tho popuAz dscsssie Of the
nature causes prevention and cure on al fofs OF pulmonary
disease and Is publshed on the is every mosia sPeeinss
RoBERT HrHxEx, NJ D..
No. els 3 roassuly. w-Yoh.
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FRos Bcrsos ArREs.-By the bark California,
Capt. Higgins, have advices from BuenOs Ayres to
Jen- -.
Business s ysVy dvu. Produce scsEce, oad very high
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FIRES.
Urn on sHrPDOARD.


Yesterday afternoon fire occurred on board Of The
packetship Star Of the West, lying at the foot Of
Market slip, East River. The fire originated in the
chips galley. and was extinguished before much dam
age was sustained
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm 10 the Eighth Distinct last evening proved
To be false.
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fAdvertisenentl
N<,rxcy m -ruoSp rpnURI Yn WITH HONOR

Owing demand for Ointment. iof me 9ale
seofnes IN New York City sa be ct No Ply mouth Rouse
No f Broadway eth inst 10 April Al VINO are uoooeo
with scrofuous Huno respectfully Inyssd 20 car AL
Proprietor Of KEssEDrs MEDICAL DrscoyEsY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

IAdyertsementl
In the list of distinguished lecturers, our es-
teeed fellow the Rev Dr. FRANCIS VsroS, Of St
Pau the very best and OF his most success
efforts this department. ofintellecsns sbor THE GEs-
TLENAsp lecture power and beauty. BY particular
request will Do repeated THIS EVENING at the Hall Of the
Mercantile Library, As,or-plaee.
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Appropriate remarks were made by the President
the Rev. DR.. BELLOWS, PETER COOPER, esq, DR..
JOIN III. GRIscoM, and Others.
The latter spoke 10 laudatory terms of the great
good effected among the poorer classes 10y the different
Dspersaries and contrasted these voluntary institu
tiors with the neffciency Of the Health Department Of
the CITY, Connected with the Office Of the City, in
spector are about twenty persons of them being
nLysiciaus, or pretending to any medical knowledge.
Tie sppointment of Health Wardens is generally de-
terined by political considerations, and an many cases
they are known to neglect their duties The doctor
thsuRht the dspensary system should be identified
with the City Inspectors Department, and in expires
sion of his views presented the following resolutions,
which were adopted by the meeting
..yred That the Dspensery system Of administering tho
Of medical science the INDECENT SICK while
sbes that be reasonably expected under
vet s capacity for usefulness gresy abridged
by the inability of its medical officers 10 enforce those pre-
eny measures which their daily experience shows to be
sential q the sanitary welfare OF the GUY
Re,oted That in the Judgment OF this meeting the union IN
one persou Of the office VI Health Warden aud Dspeniry WIS.,
Ting Physician conierng the latter she power aud au
H. ty Of the former would greatly condIce efficient
admit munich sanitary laws the prevention
OF large proportion the sickness existing among the
poor and afford he guaranty against the spread OF eP
denies in future.
Previous TO adjournment the following Board of
Trustees was elected for the ensuing year Frederick
r. Mather, John Campbell, Henry NJ Alexander,
William Walker, Ashbell Green, Peter Cooper, Will
liam +. Mott, jr., Henry A. Hurlbut, Nathaniel Hay
den. Joseph +. Joy, John IL. Earle, VIM. Smith
Brown, Peter McMartin, John j. Walker, Charles
Tracy Adam W. Spies, Giles Babcock, Henry Young
Charles c. Savage, Clarkson n. Potter, james Low
Rufus r. Skeel, Joseph W. Patterson, Henry 5. Ter
hell VIM Ii. Parsons.
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Advertisement
RyI.Is-MESEELY's celebrated

BkLLS.-MENEELf'S ceieDIated Cnnrcu, DC
tory Steamboat Locomotive, school Plantation and other
BILLS constantly on hand and for sale BY Co.'s
their Scale Wsreroom, No. lse Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
DEMIIT DISPENSARY.

The Fifth Anniversary Of this benevolent Institution,
located at the corner of Second avenue and Twenty
third street, celebrated last evening. Ex-Coun-
Gilman +. f. Mather the President, in the chair.
The Demit Dispensary was organized in 1851 by
several gentlemen connected with the Association for
Improving the Condition of the Poor, and was de-
signed to afford gratuitous medical treatment to the
iDdigel poor especially OF the Eighteenth and Tween
ty.frst Wards.
The Managers presented their Annual Report, Of
,rhich the foiIoyyipr IA AIN
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fAdvertisement.I
READS

OF EVERY Descriptions
, For Sale by
n. 2. b Kows,
! No. iS6 Pesnst, New-fork.
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ARREST OF SHoPLIFTERs.-Christian Ready, keep
ina stand in Essex Market his brother Frederick
Yesterday arrested charged with sheng at the store OF Fred
eck A. Shsrp. No $50 Brosdway alleged that they en-
tered the together under pfeense Of kng purchase,
while engaged the attention Of the proprietor the other
stole silk and slowed them In his csrpebas
This act ihevery observed BY Mr. Sharp who called in
Policeman Kelly Of the Reserve Corps The carpebas was
then searched ard besde the
OF pongee silks The prisoners taken before Justice Con
molly and Locked up tor trial They reside together ii Essex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
FoUND DRowSgD.-The body of an unknown man

about twenty-five years Of age found yesterday the
North River pier No and Coroner Gamble held s9 inquest
npon n Decreased 81 inches in hight had brown
hair no whAer The body had been in the water for several
weeks Verdict" Death by drowDins"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

ARREST OF FEMALE VAGEAsTs.-Nne of the fe-
males who infest West Broadway, Thomss and
Church streets, were arrested on Sunday night, by
Officer Maynard of the Fifth Ward police, and yes
terday Justice Connolly sentenced them to the Peni-
Tertiary for three months, each, as Migrants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

The next Concert of the American Musical Assoca-
ton will take place, by postpOnement, on the 81 OF
April, Mrs. Brinekerhof taking the place OF Miss
Brsinerd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

ST. PATRICK DAY.-The Anniversary of lrelsnfs
Patron Saint falling this year in Lent the general cell
ebraon of the day was postponed till the 2ih yester-
day. There parade of some ten or dozen civic
societies through the principal streets of the city, and
q review by the Mayor in the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

The new United States Steam Frigs.e Niagara wa
yesterday taken into the Naval Dry-Dock, at IL m
considerable number Of persons assembled to wit
ness the event but account Of the threatening as
ptct of the weather very few ladies were present
The Steamship Northern Light was taken into the
large Balance Dock and the Steamship Quaker City
into the large Sectiopal.D Dock, at p. YESTERDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

Opening OF NEw SCHOOL BUILDING. AT .
O'Clock this afternoon the edice Of Ward School
No. ls-Fy-fir street near Lexington avenue-vill
be publicly opened. 1t has Accommodations for 800
SCHOLARS.
, 1856-04-11
THE CABINS.
Times Of holding the District Courts In The
Territory Of WASHINGTON.

The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times Of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms Of the District court shall be held In
each county every year. except those counties attach
ed to other counties for judicial purposes.
The District Courts In and for the county Of Jefer
son shall be held on the first Monday in April and
October; for the county Of Island the second Mon
day in April and October; for the county ofWhatcom
on the third Monday in April and October; for the
county OF King, on the fourth Monday in April and
October; for the county Of Pierce the first Monday
siding.l
The District Courts in and for the county Of Thurs.
ton shall be held on the second Monday in May and
November; for the county Of Sawamish on the third
Monday In May and November; for the county Of
Lewis, on the fourth Monday In May and November
[Judge CHENowETH presiding.l
The District Courts in and for the county of Ska
mania shall be held on the last Monday in March and
September; for the county Of Clarke one week after
the time appointed for Skamana; for the county Of
Cowtz on the second Tuesday after the time nm.
pointed for Clarke county; for the county Of Pacific.
one week after the time appointed for Cowliz county
Judge NcFADDES presiding.