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c. p.rrs aYryR THE PATENT or rn8

N,sYI.sp PORTALS 0As CowAxr.-C. "oSo sosIs =
Co.. sssSs for ~. Is II sssssss . wat:
e1S s@sa psi private ;ssos sAsIsA: e.
ieses fsctes s-s. Details will be furnished By sppaag
q 0s ~ the Comp.ny shsrs Machine c.o b sssa
ppsrsiioo No "a Wsil.,x, New fsuk
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IAdxaraisaInanf

FREE OF CHARGE.-I will relieve, free Of
Contrscted or Painful Ssws Muscles or CO.
loussdNer,ous Hesdsche ding Of the above ess
with RHsvsArc FLUID show that Fluid VIII 90 NJ
This raent relieve tree sud sell tho Fluid -
those who at 90 Per bottle family All osfew
addressed the Ofkce attended Dr. W. MILL O0ee
No. 81 WslkeIs, between Broadway and Eirst. n T. CITY,
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lAdxerfisAfnent.l

We will offer the balance of our large stock 81
STELLA sHAwLs at greatly recel prces order 10 dsss
them before the heated ter m" beginA - -.
CHAs BEARD Co. No sol Grand Of.
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tAdvertisemont
~ a a. ~ ~ ~ uf N n a

have of the finest ssortmsns OF Gas FIxrvhee
this city, which for beauty Of style ana finish are uaeq
composed wholly Of original designS Those abous
farnshing with Fixtures viii do well ~ cal AID
my previous purchasing essw Gas Pwno
inserted into buildings at the shortest notoe.
JAS O. MorFET, Manufacturer, li9 and III Prncs-A
P.S-CHANDRLIERs In taken down. reght a<tlsfao %
french bronze, to look equal to new.
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lAdvecsisespsnt

FAIRBANKs's SCALES Of every description
STANDARD Weights and Measures-snd all kinds Of Weshss
AppaT sius fs sale . Wholesale aud rstaa -
FAIRBANKS Co, Ne leS bvsdwNy.
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CITY ITEMS.

A meeting of Republicans of the Second Ward took
place last. evening at No. % Ann.st. Committee
was appointed to report Delegates to the City Conven
ton, ard the meeting adjourned to Monday evening
next.
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GAdvsrt,scment
DR TOusss VENETIAN LINIMENT Depot 10 70

moved tn No Sc Cor,lspst This celebrated article w.
.spteS to cure Group Csugh Vomiting Mumps Sore Thsse
Chronic Rheaustsm Pains in the Limbs, Chest and bsn
Cnts Runs Old Sores NC Price and 50 cents Sold ~
the also be obtained Dr. TosiAss hosss
warranted superior other, or no psy In 90
hot Al
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fAdvertisemeDtI
MEDICAL INHALATION. WITH CONSTITUTE

REMEDIES D. g. FfTcn may Do consm,ed ct bis o6Rcss
No. ia Broadway (now Of the sstsbsd instudoas 81
the City Of tho Lunss and ThSos Heart d.
eases Liver Compliant Female Dissases, and Chronic p
eases sesesiy.. Once h0uu from O. 70 p. dAAv
Sundays excepted Consultation free.
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fAdxertisMnenl

EyANs's CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 66 md
81 FULTON st 10 crowded from morning till ssht With esso.sr
supply supply Of excellent ady made CLorsiss ve.tAs
ire ore from the Colleen Mnes Of California AoaAL EsAss
u,ler.eus I'll other Clothiets in New.fosk
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Acknowledgement
The astonishing success of the OxYCENATED

BITTERs tho of Dyspepsia owing 10 lie
liar properties and being entirely free from alcoholic s
usnts PRODUCES reaction unpleasant ssnsstions.
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To NERVOUS SUPrERERs.-A retired Clergy
..orsa 70 health fsw dsys after macy yesn Of gnsat
sryous ras sDxioos 70 make Known the means era
WI end tree the prescription used Direct 20 the Rev. Jou~
N DscsALL 30 So Fultos-ss-, Brooklyn. MY.
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ADVERTISEMENT
WOLPE's SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs 10

-
preached By tho medical heuy In Of Gravel 0cst
Rheumatism incpient Dopsy, Collie, Kidney aud Bladder
Comps and also IN Fever and Asae Put in pint and
quart bottles, and for sale By ell the DrusSss
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fAdyerussIpeDEI
TvAs.-THR CANTON TEA COMPANY have -

IfAS.-lHs CANTON i fh SomFhN. NOV.
hand every variety Of TEAS for Goces Tea Dealers and
waite families Sonchong Ooons and Youns hyson nSm -
qualities equally Also b. boxes Of good Family lee -
one dollar Cali and exsninsNo I'D Csfhsms1 ss~sse
Pesri and Rooseveltsts.
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Advertisement.

3 500 Yards Fine PRINTED CHALLY, IS soea
goods, viii be ssld this week at Ore Shilling
CBAs HEARD Co, No. sol 0rsndst.
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tAdvertsomsntI
We Invite the attention of dealers and others b

eur large stock Of and Gas BixTUaEs Ut ssW
sx;xiIs and beautiful designs, OF MANUFACTURE
hITcaELL. BAILEY 4 CO.. No. 696 BsoaAwsy,
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The funeral Of the late Daniel Burgess, extensively
aud fsvorsbly know a. publisher, doing business \
John street, New-York, took place yesterday. he
services were solemnzed at Plymouth Church by ~
Rev. Ds. Beecher ard Storm, after which the remains
were conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for ntermesk
There was very large attendance Of the friesds d
deceased.
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tA3verisement.l

DENEFTI Ut LfIIIb COkDELIA EUWAH
TO-DAY the performance 81 Banus Maseua for ~
benefit th rcmarkabe CD Id. popsss.
bss won Of friends tr ecnius pxessn IN
i've bl We anticipate crowded a.diss eos We can o.s
a., az ana b detishfed.
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TAdvertisemsntl


get your PoRTRAITs time Is to DO lost the sees
and osterty haste meet the foe 90 your 20
ures at No 289 Broadway.
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The Board Of Aldermen were in session last evening,
bat dispatched no business of public Importance.
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Advertisement

$50 Three-Hounced Barege ROBES. Now Do
CHARLEs HsARD No. pi 0ranaSk
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COURT CALENDAR-rH,s DAY.

surRxnH CouKI-CIRcv1:-Nos: sos, sos, so7,
1s So $40 SOC, ls3, a. u.s. ISL 1850. 1852 Sill, 5i2 SIS
OTTER Contradictions and decisions.
SUPRENE CoURr-BRooKLrr CIRcUIr-MonAdv.
May iAEos 49, s. q. &c. e. 81. g. S &C, q. go. Co. 10 H. IS
IS, y, n,D,r.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Comsercing MONDAY May 49, and continued thrsashss
i2f SILKS reduced TO ~ sndW
s. SILKS reduced to rs centa
o. SILKS reduced to A6.
CHAs. HEARD 4 Co., No. 3ol Grsndx
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Fukss and Denied Pseny we're arrested on the rsn,s
Jossth Hopkns Ne. 100 Chamber ssrsst seest
tsrdsv nSsnps While Ia ths se< u rosbisS ~ sssss
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, oyerb srs fri % Pier No 50 East River yestsT
cav morning and drowned His body has Lot been rseov
cred
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The body of unknown man re- s, sss
IL, - h.rn i. Ire shout four weeks Verdict
t,o causes the jury unknown, but probably by
Deceased about Eve feet tea ineSes, and s.
Ear. Of
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SURGEONS REPORT OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
P-es TIE AspissooH Courier. MAY 2
pxsk HaIR

F,em TIE Aspf-seoz Courier. MaS
May l. is5s
FE FOSTER ssg Editor Of The AspiasaA Courier.
DEAR SIR: In reply TO your queries OF yesterday, in
regard 20 the persons filled wounded here ths
OF the evening Of Tuesday A Is give tbs following
statement which comprises al thai know with certainty upon
On eSnesdsy, April Is ktesn deed bodss-. these Of
adult buried fron the Compsys buildings upon
h station these killed DUNG sfsy died in
their wounds before sunrise OF the morning OF
the nett dsy Wednesday, April 10.
MANS about thirty two yesrs old native OF Pern
eyyana At the Of his eeath wstehmhn In us serce
lust below the Dit the stomach which organ - infer on
h syrpts perforated by the bullet saw him ABOUT
Icl oeoch evsnins CT tho sruy In the cfnrt rom OF
TIE oers whittier be bad beec carried sief he
Wa ounded then and there administered an anodyns
drsuaht 10 him which al the medical treatment Thai
udsed practicable has He died during tbs night
OcTAvE Drsos Frenehmsn formerly n the employ nen
of ofhe Express Co and formerly but not the time OF
his death cerk In the service Of the Company dd not SOC
hiu ser be wounded but learn that he received qua
slot wound IN the chest and af he disd 81 n, almost i'm
medisiely. -, 4. -,
sfoSEs passenger BY tho Cortes. and sAid to have
hen one cf WAke did not him. nor have any OBJ
porunsy examine his wound But have been uiofnaea
Thai slso wounded b. gun Soos ann nai - oi>o n
lost Immediately. - .
OF The fourteen who we're sin oztsht sna buried Gon the
conps,y tbs sth ut thss a the
which have been able obtain here In issue Of April
s from Gold Bal Placer County. California" being
found murdered IN the woods tho railroad station and
sd had thousand dollars him whsn be
mussrNd informed By OF his fellow -ps.sen
"eR" Ths all the evidence In regard to the name AID ~
the Modification that have been able 10 discover Learn
ksrv that tbs body Of Unkncwn murdered found ~
Ing dtarse from tbs Gstion and brought neer
susS 81 tbs 6vycsG bodies which vss bsrisc AP'a To-
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Mitchell chsrgedth jury but not in svery clear way
He seemed to intimate that the Company might pro.
vide separate cars and make special regulaioos and
len for the jury to pronounce the regu ,tions OF
the Company. The jury were lAtle tagged, and did
not agree. We understand, however, that eleven
were for 81 600, and one for cause of sction
Pretty narrow escape for the Railroad Company not
wiihstandng the charge of the Judge.
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goods.
At this discovery the women were quite crest
faep although nothing of great value were found IN
their bags. The object and intent Of the wearer OF
these sacks however, is perfectly apparent This Is
not new trick, but the wearing Of plumber bags an
idea originating with the German female shoptfters.
The total amount of gold coin and bulls found on the
prisoners was about $500. Beside this sum, sundry
pawntckets and other papers were found in p'sses-
sion Of the defendants These parties were taken to
the Tombs and locked by Justice Connolly TO await
an examination. Some months ago one OF these be-
males and her husband were arrested in Albany for
similar robbery. On the trial he was convicted aud
sentenced to the State Prison. but che was acquitted
CoRREcTIos -Wehav received from Mr.. VIM IL.
Baxter the following letter:
The TRIBUNE the 18th inst am represented bs
rg present Know Nothing meeting Of the Eighteenth
Wi YOU pesse have the soodrsss the ss,snen
not preent bens some lS miles ne<to Oh mere ~
Islrosdesr on my way homer
On Thursday night q Lieut.. Of the First Ward
Police rsmed Dalton with section Of me' use descent
uron the dwelling Of several Germans In thai ward and Arrested
about IS males AZ females whom they fond therein upon pre-
tense Of their dsordey or keeping dsor
houses Among the persons arrested were strangers vno
had called lager beer cooks who wes performing
due. their kitchens. a1d ore poor bSonisd
Of 10 house and locked up or the Lsn, $40 49,.
dsy mog psrded through the streets 20 me k.frs
court DISTANCE Of mile and half bat on being oisnt
the nasistrste single policeman coad marty
against any Of Them and a. bsir co.daet
were 6iscEarEea The police IN sxtenu1iou y, IN m.kips
W ~ SIi. tha ordsrs Of tie District Attorney IA "Ns
the arrests
James Mooney an Ii:h laborer wa. $500, Nh, ;,
...,.d ,h.,y.a with having passed two e'an'sr'eh
n. Merchants Bal Of Ne~burypon, Ma" Vn
- !. ,opn,erfsit bus the Sans back we're ioane
100, sversl bosuen and Other. wste ensssea u car
ne - eur and that be reSssea 'ne "" s'o
eu.sIns 70, x.tce Connolly locked hun Up
IT.. hodv NJ an unknown man, dressed a. sailor or
sro:n VS. found yesterday IN the East River The
h.~n /. shout four weekG Verdict.
t,on causes the jury unknown, but probably BY
Deceased about Eve feet ineses, and s.
years Of age.
bow about Is years Of age named Roes Anderson,
fell oyerh srs fro Pier No 50 East River yestsr
cav morning drowned His body has Lot been
cred
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcuI.-Nos. sos, sos, 507,
So So $40 SOC, 49, AZ. 2S, ISL l66s, 1852 Sill, 52 SIS
OTBKR Contradictions and decisions.
SUPRENE CoURr-BRookLrs CIRcUIr-Monlay
n O. IN - "a 50 q
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The numerous friends of the Rev. Dr. Spring off this
city who have heard of the partial failure OF his eye
sight will be gatied to learn that there is some pros
pect Of his being restored to better, it not to the
perfect, use of his eyes.
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patched to the }. L. Stephens o.
About 10 O'Clock shore from the John L. STE
ps1 the officer e charge me that be had Pssa
fat and taken the water to escape being wounded
returned TO the station house and tcketoce after seeing
had many Tiled and wounded lying about assisted 70 re-
move and alleviate the suffering. of the ntter far IS laid in
cee was pierced with bali. evidently
E 4 bed Sc nd ss
fAem had arms they were dIesdfuly maulsted
turned sae cut oa &C. The desss in the ofee were
d papers destroyed and thrown about In al
s.eruon to which might identify
A.. aS moi deemns prudent 10 allow the TO
s on .bore fcr purpose was unsuecefu in this and
~ Our wsy hl. which shah be up the John
staobsns can be NewYorh and compared vita the
locLsd for the Steam Companies dispatch bag which bad
ia the and Sh . .as
subqusnt found the remains Of portion Of these ss ,
ny. Of native by officer the Panama Railroad Com;
rany mech Py.te w:s stolen ana zee
h vas scaled and swsy to San Frsuesco, the South
coast S from this Office the ,c. under the station where
o., tr.n usually stops there several wounded among
. SsS had eon s sSnnd h % o% the
nor, the building where the mob in under
ss had Sss0 made tx 70 s
end tine when Ss over Ss
iton must have been SIosshs from pile s1..sn, .oos MY
No, takits more time TO carry hi. horrible purpose
Son sitsr .scesned hat mary Of the passengers during
armed syes had along the beach In
The direction In company with Preect Osmeo two or
eLres Of his susTd Mess Nelson Corwtne, Holfnan ana
Others went 10 search for them, found some forty ana
sent them psss the night board OF the hulk Lady
Wing pier The OF them stated hs' ey
been robbed While In the bushes and BY natives ,, .
A fourth train sti due from Aspnwal eoStplnuls
large quantity freight and load OF nSAso
heard Mr. Center superint endent Of the Panama
Corany orders Of his employees 70 pIooeeo aos
the track the train with II 70 the sim
Gave learned that bis found tho ack OIL "
cthe bridge the Cruces Road and there affe
As OF NATIVES armed prepared pA said u.in aceaS
to that the wires Of the telegraph had been broken down
Between and O'clock ned to the city geus IN
foni the wharf To the city gate and thus avoiding the
SeneEl .s -
upon the morning Of tho 10th the passengers that could Be
nd eubsrked ALEC all The woundcd that could
bowed and the said steamer dispatched her voyage
- s<n1e afternoon
dead persons the morning the 18th; Of
-, twelve n FrenchmAn, Monsieur Du
D. and another Mr. Msrss Waterman Of the Railroad Com
S~y ! also many wounded Of whom have since
hany wounded California In Stsphsns
{ss Der sailing had word Of heen being board Of her.
"s men, women s,d children-many Of these
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
Trustees Sale.

vX7HRRRAS. on the 18th day Of June, A. y. 1854,
w Ssnsa'l r. Atwood, exe0Htcd unto Thomas q.
Eads. nine certain prOnssory notes zach for the sum
Of Five Hundred Dollars, payable In one, two, three.
four, Ave, six seven, eight and years respective
" after that date anil also other note ~ the
date for thu sun 20 Pny-thres and 56-IOO Dollars,
payable ten years thereafter. And, WHEREAS, in
order u the payment % said notes. the sad
Atwood dti, on fhe said isth day ~ June, y 1854.
convey In trust 10 David s. True Trustee, BY writ
ten instrument duly executed and recorded tlR IoI
lowing described real Estate situated In Scott Ovu1s
ty, IN the State 81 Iowa, to wit
All that part u the vacated Town Of Parkhursf.
(now Le Clare) which Is boundeA ~ 1tbllows, viz -
beginning the west side ii cod 81 rect 1T point
In the middle ~ Block ten NOl. suS ruefino west
through the middle Of said block, and through thu
middle 81 Block ~ and ~, and across twenty fest
alley, 40 far - said town Has vacated; thine north
far SAID town was vacated; thence east 30 fsr
a. said town vas vSlated thence sSuth sloNs tho
sst side II Seopni street 10 the place u beGinps.
Also the fowtns lots - land Ill sssed u H. sad
town Il Psrthurst, INV Ie Clsiee) - M: Lsts
., .. snd 8. In nIock .. Also lDls z, 6. ~ -. Ie
And vksr-as. ~ othe sScsesaId nsass, IL w( the
~ ~ Asas M vhirh beeams . ~ Ten Asy u
June p 1GoA) , nv dus anA unpaid.
Nov. therelors, DotIcr ~ hrfeoy givsn ~ ]. thu
uDdesyigne6, ravid .. Trus. fsaStn - aD4Qpsi1. u
vim On shs 1GtA dsy u AsGust, 4 b Isl bslpse tho
Onar Hose 1dDr, IN To- city u DsveuVnst, " the
Comfy slOsesesd, . tlse hQgT u to ectrk In thu
astssnna d sej9 Dry. sssl % public aorstoA 10 thu
highest birv iov cssh The sforessid des0ed Iansss
o. - much - - sAao = neccsssry = satisfy
note With ss6s 81 esprsss II bsLins such sale.
Dated At DsvnDsss iAe S1tA 81 JuIy 1885.
,yesat.vesa nsIsse =. .soi.:.a.
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DRAMarIc EEAplNGs.-T,.c cclclra-
ted Mrs Mac,eady, Ike only truly emiucn,
az iress and Drama ic Reader h !. cx; resset
h,r intention 10 VISIT this city ~ a fsw days
t. give one OF her entertainments before the
cilixcns of Davenport, As an actress She
Is known To the Woi as a Str Of the first
magnitude, IA reader her style is rnsuI-
pa sod and has never nailed 10 clli,t the
drepc, attention OF her audience lcadi .
them at will wheresocycr her g"i"u, listed.
Her success has been unparalleled since
the day of Fanny kembc. She has been
So fortunate as TO briag 10 her auience
a class of the most refine. and intellectual;
her voice is clear and music al, her iniona-
ton clear and effective, her figure is good,
her manners graceful, her gestures f'crfrom
all irrssulariiy, and her features capable of
great i!e1ibiIty. She brings to her prof.
sion living genius, which ever satellites
its efforts and pronouncts us own n.d.c'
ton.
We hopc that our citizens will Civ. her
the enconragcm. NJ her great talent 50 rich
~ merits.
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- -
GAZETTE, Si.NDNx.

We find the following in the local
columns Of the Gazttc of SI,urda;:
The bun Ing rnaiiclon sncSs Of The trump
I'd up charge whic!, il 5 scu-h; 10 biln4
against Mr. CroSsru. is well illustrated by
the fac, TIL The hnal an detailed accom-!
Ut thIs ttanacton, having reference to ali
The necessary vouchers, WAS put IN The
han.'s If Me Finance Committee as lonI
ago a, The Roth If last April, without this
paper Of course Mr.. Cto.>en could not make
re stat"iacnt of his transactions as Street
Commits Toner, and al the last meeting 81
the Council the CT rk was directed TO hard
it toMr Crcssrn. We are Informed that Mir
Crosser's books and accounts were exam
lned ard balanced by an accurate account
ant, and found To be perfectly correct The
splie-work Will iLJnie no one but IT'S author.
Mr. Crossen's character for honesty aud
correct degling Will not suffer by comraIi-
son even with that of Mr. Corbin.
The "spiie worhr OF the above "bunS-
lirg maIciousuess' is patent upon lis face,
and is characteristic of the writer, who
never forgets or forglves a man whom lie
hates, There has been a general anxiety
on the part Of ALL classes of our citizens
to learn what has bee ONE OF the last years
large road fund. Mr.. Crossen was called
upon repeatedly by the City Council fur
detailed account of its expenditure. He
has never furnished it. A general opinion
NJ evails that he cannot furnish it, and that
he has funds unaccouated for.
1t is due Mr. Crossen that tho rough ex-
:mir alton be ha !, that if he has been faith,
ful it may appear. There is nothing uni
sual ia it. We all remember how loud
mouthrd the Gazette was in commentator
/ * the Legislative erqliries into the affllrs
OF the Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton. How it defended and approved of the
action. Why not examine the accounts of
Mr. Crossen? Is there a cat in the meal
tub? Why is the Gazette 50 fearful Of the
scrutiny? II Air c, essen has been faithful
he should thank Mr. Corhin for the oppor-
tunity of officially showing it in report to
the City Council, 10 put down the iniurou:
rumors now aaoat. The .spite work" wa.
only in the "hunglng righteousness" q
the Gazette E.liior who sm-lt fine oppor'
n,ty for abusing Mr. Corbin.
Mr. Crossen has never FURNISHED a de
tailed account Of his transactions, with the
necessary vouchers" and it is Just Thu
which the City Council are after. NJ
vouchers were furnished at all. Besides
, the attack upon Mr. Corbin is unmanly il
this respect that the Council were nearly
una ntIN<t,s in ,lliuv for Tho renorf s.fh
i Gagged lion" excepted.