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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

C0FFEBs--75 Bags Rio, Lsguaro, Java, Marsesibo
" aud Havana Coress, selected expressly for re-
failing. g e ~
suGARS--g4 Bbis white sui yellow refined sugars
en- braeing Coffee A, b q I. csashed, red and
GRADUATED; also refined MArLE Sugar. These su.
CARS are all ofthe hesi qualify sgRS
New TEAS-i3I Chests hall chests, or boxes aud
eaddies OF all sizes and descriptions Of late imporls-
tons, embracing some ottas highest and rnsstgrsaes
OF the celebrated .Musunet aud ''Pidg soosy''
growihs. These Green ana Black Teas are ~desidsdiy
as ans aud curious caops as ever crossed the Missis
sippi, sad sc can recommend our uolon&s. Pom
ehongs, Somebody's, G~anpowdsrs, lmpshsls aad
Young Hysons, far superior in fragrance aud make,
to the generality ofTeas brought West Ashley were
selected especially for kAmiIy use aud are less In
price; We can with confidence iGsils sxAainstion and
trial. ~ ~ IL GA& y AAi
RAIsrSs-s0 Boxes, halves and qnsrters;-Also
Vsleneia ksisins; ~ A4 6t
PLUMS- 5 Bills pited and unpiiled;
do pared Carrans, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried and Preserved.
sOAfS-ratm, tsstits.. Shaving, German and
Chemical Erasive, sc, q :, togstass with . large vAfi-
ETY. Of Bask ets, Willow, Aetian and spiint, " oo1en-
ware, s0kegs OfNsiis, " bis Fish, hxckerSl, White
salmon and Sea ed Herring, " Bales 3 and ~ bushel
Wheat Sacks and many ylher ariiclss-sn for Aais,
cheap and wsffastsd 20 give sarisfA
JACOB WEAVER, Ja,G CO.,
June IOd Wt Hsukeye Store.
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yartetp.

OUlttlV. sa.
Yankee Notions and Toys.
MISUNDERSTANDING PENN sndf0r sal e att
davenport Music store, .-r.r-r
No LIE Claire Row: CRAsDALL 4 HIGGINS,
"A Largs and very fine assortmen nj OR sewoodG 4it
aIs styarious prices ranging from o3,OO 10 $780,
Also siolipsfTon seventy i've cenlslotN snty- five do,
laIss 81 No Claire Row. Cd
Feather Busters.
A Very dne assortms ut can be found al the Dsv en-
A port Music Store;
No 9 Le Ciaire Row: CtH
Canes,
A Varied assortment just receive d and for sale low
: al No . LIE Claire Row; GSH
r. uiThR and Violin strings and Q very Kind Of Mssi.
- cal NisIeAandise, ksptsonstsntiy on hand atNo .
The Halisluish,
JUST Pubiishedb by L. Mason, csntainInss very I'm
y collection ofChurch Music; Also the shawn BY "
y srsdbury and q z Root, can be found Al No 8 Ls
Cishs HOW: C&H
Aseordsons and Flutinss.
A Large and wellssiseted msntJ Just receive 81
=, NJ Gs ci., sesnnosfsii 10 give entire satisfaction
CLARIoNEITs, Flutes, Fisgsolst,, Pioslowss nd
~ fiiss q rsduesd pricesat
Nos 10 Claire Row. CdH
Sheet Music,
A Largscoilection on hand andSex Husicrs seiysp
= sssoon - Published At
No 3 lie Claire Row. CkH
'TNHE best Piano Forte Instructor 10 the world. Rich
Il ardson's modern sehoolfor Piano Fortes can be
found OF No LIE Claire Row: C&H
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Planta
tion Mill-Price reduced.
IKE subscriber has purchased exclusive right oil
= Territory for sale in the West, Of tho above eeie-
braied Mile, and Is prepared to Furnish them atlli
times, either whole sale or retail, guaranteed In the
most positive manner.
Its now more than a year since the 'Liitla Gishp
was Introduced TO the public, during which tinsit
nss been constantly growing In the popular favor.
The improvements recently effected ana patented,
max s II Tho most perfect machine ever offered tI
general farm use. IL IL furnished complete ready loi
attaching team, and weighs us follows; No. l,sS5
No. 2, $50; Nos, 400; No. Z, $50 pounds. Twenty
minutes are 81 ancient TO set one up, without mechsn
ical aid, and when once adjusted IL can with ssfSy 70
entrusted to a boy. Full directions &C aompsny sach
mill. rs tE
~DpIrES
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me ID, %, dIy. NLLI.EN hOONps,
III. ERxaN

X. II. EaBxsAs1, OGl
Produce and General Commission Merchant,
80. y RIYER STREET,
CHICAGO.
Particular Attention given 10 The sale Of properly
In Iris market and caah advances made on eoHstgn-
uasass for ssle here or AZ Banaio, ossego, New York
and EDsaoa~ "a - q Also,
:. - Z FOB aE.aAGaM
CINCINNATI TYrE FOUNDRY AND
Printsfss Wssshenss.A
Keeps epnstan tiy on band, at MIR prizes, 9 ~isIgssnd
men assormen OF
Typs, BORDERS, Cuts, Rules, Cases, Furniturskc
PREsszS-Hand, Card, POweror job. E-&
Also, IsKs, Black and Coioned. In short,syey
article required IN q Printing OnGs. All persous
wishing 10 open a current account, arc requested 70
give salts factory evidence ef their responsibility. A
iibera discount made for Cash. May5.diy
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DlV1NFONTM0siCsT oR

NUbIC bTUHE.
| b HI1GINs have lust opened a large
assortment Of Guitars, Violins, Ban]oes, Tambo-
fihss, &c, DO. Also every kind Of Muslc Book now
use when they Will sell very cheap for Cash at No
EeoIA'Io now, Octad 1854
nuNfUN's sehooIfor Piano Forte Cu,N,; Ga;,.,
- Zundsls Melodeon Instructor and In fact every
kind ofinstruetion relating to music can be fonnd :
the Davenport Music Store; "'
No 8 lie OF aire Row. ~
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rs.r.. n.rs.. ..A 55y7a5Ts... c..,.ay,
company s1 ssssi:.s. ~ !. ,.,ss ro,s,s. >.
fts sas'ss' .ssSs F'ia sAEs ssss. = ;. .s.ss
An aneosdlaen. re.ara premium Of 10 per cont.
Win be psid back 10 cargo sasieners a the close Q,
Fsrm property and detached buildings, favorabiy
sitaated may be insored against loss or damage by
loo rates q Prsaium, and thus avoid asscs.msns
CAPITAL 100000.
Am. DIRECTORS.
&c. &, S,ss. VIZ ], f fs,ss: s skk s s.siss'
!. Holland, VIVA. Penn, L. Holland,
wsn. y Mason |. hsariasd, }. REYNOLDS.
x & OF EFGERs. hk ass
Isaac u~snsamLl, fres; B. /. r. bouslAxn, Vic,
,oHNr Trims Ss. sss., a y, s ! s@ss.sss.s o,,
Moline and .tcintS. onee, Minisrs saiidins, Iii
nds strecb Rock Island. once in Nav On peft at III
Counting Room Of shs Stale Democrat.
Ss.::ss CT, iasslsas. Company: 49,,
Ednnad csase.d, Psest. aenr, sandt, seen
j. r, LANE, Agent,
TIE e1A1 M1ukANCx COMPANY,
49, egasaslszgAs \. =.
T6TAf. ahO,OOO.
Nniinsare Fire and lalssa TranspoEsaAoa rsss'
onss favorable termsss any oiher good GO.
kefesso Geo. Steele, Esa.,CeL r. s. shepafs's =
w. Ray esd, Beeee, Lyou 4 Co., chic<gc,a =. -.
Ter, nj .: nsvssp0rs' s s1sa a.l hr. h sss;.. hAs'
s~ovs-iiy E.Sls 81, Roek lsl.nd, III.
Missouri state Mutual Fire, Marine iasaraase
Company Of 81. Leais,
rArrraL, sSS, esS I'd sss:s-ats Increasing
I D. n. Pare, c.s. Greedy, ~. hdgeii,
q. Ray, b, v. Aiexander,k Wsman,
5; Mscsns, from p; A. y asss q six sssrs. ana 81.
insared participate In Tie whole pro1ts.
Fpr enquire o;1he andcEstSneaA Agent
"a f,sycnr.ou. G. l.. Davenport.
Jsiy ssk si.rsly.
ASssesrNssce.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ETNA,
INSURANCE. COMPANY, HARTFORD,
CAaxtarsA 1918. - i
CASH CAPITAL, ests,eee
HONS
ISsuRANCE co, OF cttf vaes.
Can c.p,..,. 100000.
81 NoRrH.wEsTERN
Inpsrsaee Co. Of the State
OF NEW YORK.
c~sanecsieas Messal Life lssarsacs
O., 81 Hartford, ca.
AcouIRtp CAPITAL, 9l,000,0oO
orFiCE. ON WEST slDk OF
Main hss. lrsst And Second 81.
&.dsis HENRY B. HOFFMAN. ASeH
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w MarS ,No Sl ENS.AvEHs.
NEW YORK;. . BOSTON, . MONTREAL
Ne.l50 Lake It., Chicago.
Csfus0afes Of Deposite, Scrip for Insurance. han
Road and Mining Companies, brafts, Bank Notes, DC.
10, a-dIy 81. OsHANESSY, Agent
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several new aud comfortable houses on ID and ath
Streets.
6 beautiful aad convenient cottages IA the west
part Of Davenport. NH#
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An open Fisid and FAN !lay'
rHuENsE STOCK OF
,nrS ANN IFWEI.kf

FISHING TACKLE.
.aasa tse shove 10 m. sock End VII keep
haa,lT on hand q complete assortment o. es-
.ryiaing Ia VIC rt'A A. c. BILLION,
fishermen. : I<eaairs Row.
- o. lsc wv
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A new house on 9Th Street, 30at7, ono story stone,
Cd and ID stories rame, 10 rooms, ciste rn, ~ ell, ala.
bic for I horses. hot soxi5e. rent e7oo, cheap fei
%, lU1, terms good. z
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FIRES.
yIRE IN BEAVER STREET.

About l2i O'Clock Yesterday a'tern Gre occurred
in the new building No. 80 Beaver street, 10 conse-
quepoe Of Of the aues connected with the hot
furnace htcQmifg Overbea.sd The Board Of Stocs-
Brokers occupying Office in the bdr1Ins. were in
session at the time, and their room being suddenly
lied with smoke, created no small degree Of alarm
nmons the Bulls and the Bears. The fire was put out
it'll two or three buckets OF water.
FIER ~ FAST TwEYIr-roURTH STREET.
Lat night at Il O'Clock, a fire broke out 10 the
building No. q East Twenty-fourh street. occu-
pied by Capt. Peters stable. The premises were
damsged to the c1teD. Of about slJ0 No insurance.
The origin Of the fire we did not ascertain
FIRE IN GRAND STREET.
AT 81 o'clock yesterday afternoon fire occurred In
the cigar store Of l.. Schott, No. i55 Grand street 1t
was e1Dgushed with few pals Of water, and before
much damage was done. No alarm WAS giverby the
teIls
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LAH IN7ELLIGENCE
THE COuKrS


Yesterday WA the frst day Of the December Term
TIE United States Cvurs, toaever, DO not open emu
tc-dsy. The sGpseme Court Circuit opened. sd m
mcdiat,l y adjourned Until DecemberS Ia the Specs
Tern Judge Roosey cit called through the whole cal
trtsr. comprising nearly 400 causes, bG found none
ready for trisL
In the Superior Court, the Chief Justice called
through the Trial Term calendar, but found only tao
ossee ready for tr1L
Tie GALE nd.r in the Common Pleas was run through.
In: al the cases set down for some future day.
TIE Court Of General Sessions opened yesterday
morning, before biz Honor Judge C,prun, when the
roll of toe Grand Jury called over, bu, aqaorum
I'D not Ia their names consequently they were
di.eharged until tomorrow morning The Clerk then
preceded to eal the roll Of the Pet jury, and large
lumber offered excuses for rot serving.
THE LYscH AND colr LIBEL CASE.
Mr.. Ackeon appeared and moved for the trial Of
Messrs Ly pch end Cole, for libel pubhshed in Tee
LISA American. Mr.. Thomas Csrrcn, for defendant,
moved postponement 90 the ground that Mr. Busted
It'll ubabe TO attend, he being senior counsel for
the defense. Mr.. Sedgwck stated the trial had beea
put eff pending the illness Of Mr. Busted. The trial
was postponed indefinitely, with the undevst ,ndiog
that should the counses health permit the defendants
should be ready upon receipt of two days notice.
THE HUNTINGTON FORGERY CASE.
This has been postponed 10 consequence Of the
absence of Messrs Brady and Hall a, the Baker trial.
There being cases ready for trial, the Court ai-
ourned for the day.
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BOARD OF COvNCILNEN.

MONDAY Dec. The President BENZ. r. PIscK-
sEr. In the chair.
Peti.ions-Of Cornelius McDermott, to be DIS
charged from the debtor, prisoo or the Lake ~
Watts Orphan Asylum. to be discharged from t.se's-
nents For a sewer Ia GO1verneur street from Henry
Resolafions-By Mr.. Waugh, askiog by what au-
lority The Controller has paid clerks of the Re-
ceyer Of Taxes the said clerks not having been con-
frmed by THE Board; also asking what deposition
the Controller has made o the moneys Appropriated for
nav OF the Common Couuci for 1856 the Controller
having reured to D.y menbers for the November ses
sion. Adopted. To pay rent for Hose Company
No. 81. Adopted.
Peports Of Coomiae-s-Fire Department-In favor
Of allowing companies not having gas SlJ per aan I'M
for light expenses 10 favor OF draiG from Engde Co.
Mol am
The Bo4rd then went into the third reading of bills
The following were the
BHs passcd-In favor Of confirming assessms ut list
Tor regulating and grading Fdty-eighth street. between
Seventh apd Eighth avenues.
In favor of confirmipg assessuent list for paving
&C., in Thity-sixth street, from Tenth to Eleventh
avenue.
Ia favor Of confirming assessment list for paving
rotieh street from Teuth 10 Eleventh avenue.
la favor of confirming assessment list for hisg'ng,
ac., Twcnty-ninth street, from Broadway to S&ta
Nv nus.
la favor OF confirming assessment list for tagging
lory.seycnth street from Seventh to Eighth avcnIe.
In favr of confirming assessment list for Sc yef 40
)e street.
In favor OF confirming assessment list for aag rug,
&C., Ninth avenae, between Fifty-Second and Fifty
iln Vi streets.
f. favor Of confirming assessment list for Tia I5ing
lourb avenue fom Ont-huodred-s nd-twenty-se 'enIh
H. 0toluudred and-tweny eighth street
Ia favor Of op ming aud widening Worth stree. from
HUDSON to Btxter street.
In favor If oompe stating the residents Of the b ards
a. Alder0eu aud COuncilmen for services as lea't1
IOu missuIera.
In f.vor of rcfunding to the Sixth Regiment tao
amount expended 10 repairing Coater Market
In favor OF ncr asng the salary OF the Frs Cisrk IN
the City Inspectors Department.
Copcurling to direct tho Eighth Avenue iilroai
Ioupsuy 60 run their cars to Fits .niuh sire {.
Confirming assessment hat for curb aud gutter and
fsegiug Worth street. between Il oadway aud Em
slttt
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday, at O'clock
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CITY ITEMS.

NJ. Thalberg's tenth Concert takes place to-nigh',
when Madame D'Angri makes her third appearance.
We hope the audience will remain in their seats Until
the close Of the performance. On Saturday evening,
Meyerbeers glorious march from tho Prophet was
completely drowned in the noise and confusion caused
by those leaving the room.
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hin, vice II the forehead With dix knife pfiotn
two .ev,,, wounds Foley called for help and Aspiea
e.d m Brosn way, but WAS paisu-d aud arrested |,
p, I;cemAp F-yun - the Fourteenth Ward. Ga iai-
i,o bim,.lf a pr-one, be throw the dirk aul il,
,Lesh into the street but re @!ser picked them up
ard sLO found in his pocket the 20 Of the sheath.
xlieb was made of metsL TIE pisoSer va, taken
b.re Justice Brennan and held to bal in 81 900 TO
aver for the assault.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

Mr. John Reed, young and highly respected men,
Der of the National Theater Company, died yesterday
morning of an enlargement Of the heart. He performed
bis part this night week in the drama of Wealth and
Worth" although feeling Ill at the time and from then
grew wore until death relieved him Of bis suferings.
He leaves Young W fe and an aged mother who were
dependent on i'm for support.
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IAdveItiscment-I
ANOTHER GREAT TRIUMPH POR GURNf

run,, Mrn,Is awarded to j. Ga RsEr, No. SO Broadway
AZ tbc late Far OF American Institute, for PoToGRArse
Coin MEDAL for the hest unretoucbed PHoroGsAPRs
Col MFDAL the best PHoroGRAPHs. co.ofed ia Oh
uife sire J o canvas - -, l.
BsoszE MEDAL for tho best PaoToGRApns eolored 10
pastel. .,, poxu.,...,.
Cali snd examine tie premium pictures At BILE PHoroehnAc
PALACE or Arr No $40 Broadway, cor LeouSdsI
n B-No connection with shy other essblisnnent
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CHARGE OF IyFASTIcIDE.-On Sunday ming
last. Cooror Taylor, Of POushkesPss, notified that the
BODY Of child lying in the sink, in rear Of Mr.
Rirhsr house IN Church street Pougkeepe The Coroner
repaired spot summoned jury and removed the body
Upon examination proved BE- child, apparently born
alive and perfect ali parts. The mother OF the inant
German woua named caroline FittIbu who Is about q
wear. Of sre and the last ten months employed In
The family Of Mr. Rochart seTvaut The examination vas
post Cd until yesterday morning az 10 O'clock aud tn the
resu tin IL body the child placed in charge OF
rbysicisn and the Coroner, placed the woman in safe
Keeping
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fAdvertisement.l
A retired Physician, whOse sands Of life have

oesry rur out discovered while living 10 the Ess, nocs
ertsin for Consumption Bronchitis Coughs Colds ano
general Debility The remedy discovered oy rim "nen ls
rIv chlda Gaghter-Wss gwen Up die "i.hnE TO 40 as
good ps sble be s send to ueh OF his ac ed
benz request ;b Recipe With full trecti ms or aAns
or successfully using He requires each aPpcsp 20 ~
Close shilling three cents 70 be ietG'ned as %
tie Recipe snd the remainder be applied to To"
Dr. H. JAMES, Jersey City, N }.
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.- 6.,.. tbus sacrificing tts Own live. 70, Their f,r
ssftresa
hssoites Therefor ,h, a. IRE, i'e esdesr-d tse ne1-
~ 20 us tier nestbor. fea &c WI tfrcs sA-oie
uleruu ent 70 tb.r r. any vir-ueE -
f'ted That ~e deeply symrshte with che f'sHHs Of az
seo anc thai copy ofih.ss reooas BE sen - ta-a Of
h'ttd That rSese solgsOns together with the pr<s
i,es o. ms eetng b. Published in some Of th-
Brooklyn pspers
Afier which tLe following named se1'on.a sooJl'ed
70 oltt funds Robert Criswe RStert s-ifnE R6hsri
bsrDeH, Jsques Van Bruo,. TiH- S-trssd. Hexureeht
Nm Btubeit. John BcEg1n. Grsyes.aa; lanes v oohpo
maker sl.bush Cor Cvvenhoven Peer C0verhoycn Fiat.
lands
Over 500 hs, been already subscribed, tai it is
peoted that double that rum viii be obtansd Tie
next meeting Of the subscribers viii be held at the
same place on the evening of Dec. 10.
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NIBLo's GARDEN.-Another novelty was presented
at this house last evening, in the shape of some infant
tight rope dancing A pupil of Mr.. jerome Rave
only four years old, made his first appearance on the
tight rope, and achieved q success which was all out
of proportion with his dimpu,iveness. The little fell
low bore himself right gaanly on his break neck
elevation, and went through all his evoluons, some Of
them difficult ones without making single misstep
His real pane was not made known but the bills
announced bin as Young America" The audience
were exceedingly enthusiastic the performance,
and the young gentleman was called before the curtain
to receive all the honors.
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-, e-no,,A soeci.l Ccum.t,fe o. the

I,nr.Trtu g-uon,-A Special Ccumi"e o. The
n 49, -. - 80 under osns'<-stiaI
se. q evsars Ma the Tor s ID ss =
go {, l.ts &c ysSrsSi os'es ,s> 'As ,,r; q
snS y. rssas l,s sis sofrse tss s'es' r~ siseo4
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fAdyer.isementI
To MOTHERS.

To MoTHERs.-Ladies in the nursery VIII hhq
BrrLrrrs KaI Lfsros or OSIEST WATER peeuLfy
% The b. thin u Infants few drops 10 sGioient ot
Of wler T.. ling and refreshing properties renae - 80
ersttiul .ud dosIAbe s.s!s all Tendency 20 h.ILy
PERFECTLY has Bls-s al iIGIaEts u the SKIN ele@
spp-s,sDcs For ssle by c. Il RSG, SMITH, na ues-'
keitIslly.
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Rsnnrp HIS EurIoYrR.-A young man n,mel

Nencbish Miller who in the employ OF William r. Rowe
Of North Chatham absconded taking with him
40 in cash. check for 100 on the Bank Of kinde hok
Mr. Rowe sent the laudiug with load OF four giving
lin check r 800 the said bank and order for io
A. 81 DAVIS Co.. telling him to BRING the money: He drew
he money AZ he went from the back and getting aso tue
Inoun fon Mr. Davis put both his pocket took the icst
iap for other parts and left bis al the landing He had
rot Leen taken a the last sccouSts
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about Of found yesterday IN the dock 'e
foot Of Warren Deceased was about feet W inches
ish Of sht had blue thin brown hair and
gosec dress sisted Of black iroek coat black silk
ustent white muslin shirt with PINK striped
bosom &c case KEYS ID certs and porte
were found IN Bis pockets. Coroner Hills held all inquest upon
the body and verdict OF supposed drowning was rendered
BIZ the
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PRESENTS For THY UoLIDiis.- hele - 3D.
irs acceptable co. Hole-y Preseu' - .i b. a.
earn, DAGI EEEEeTyPE or AsskOff'n - ,,,,.daa,
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We have no hesitation in sayi"g THAI Consuliip-
on sus,s ,e,i,.ed. and great naSs e
plc;ey cGIed simpl, By The se of Dr. ai..,i
BsIsss. IL scoihfs and hssiing istue1ee o'e' Wv
j. tTu.s ~Cnde Tful-
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY John Smith, an Iriihnan,
60 y. Of arrested o'clock yesterday morning IN
the Cty Hall Psb BY Sergesnt Owens Of the Chiefs office,
b,yn in hs p Tub If butter which proved to b. one
OF FIVE tub. tt0, which he and sno her man hid
stolen the Of Henry L. Dsvendorf No ITO fray
At Get lie was before Justice Nh and committed tor
trial The sore sppess had dudns the niiht previous,
been brokeb another and the butter carried
OF nc which Smith had with him sbe only one re-
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lAdUFii,eG 'o'
CRANON PHoTOGRa PHs-NeW

fore I,' p,ssesBins pic efct.; nc nos
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

SAILING or MlssIosARrKs.-Mr. D. W. Barton aud
wife and Mr.. NJ. MAR and wife OF the nercan Ms.
sorary Association, and the Rev. d. X Flcking4r
DR.. W. b. Witt and the Rev. Mr.. Bellhener Of the
Board Of Missions Of the United Brethreu in Christ
called from this city in the ship Thomas Watson yes
terday for FrettOwn, Sierra Leone. Mr. Burton and
Mr. NOR and their wives viii join the Meodi u ssion
Wet Africa. The others vii remain at Ffeetomn
until they can make location more interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

l,ud a. yesrs Of age died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital from
~, ~ cts OF fracture OF the skull received on the <th OF Dc
,obe last whsr piece Of rock thrown oin biz" fell upon
Lin while the OF Forty seventh rect
and -Four Gamble held inquest upon the
tody and verdict Of Accidental death" Vas rendered By
the jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

AFrEAT II BEoADwAr.-i~o zen ps'-.1 a,
Asrdsn and GecQe Foley hsc seue u'li'u'' 3
O'Clock ycsterda? morning 10 dr'hANs sA""
Broaav ~, oosr The csper Of sP'os eu1 w. "a
fernsS xnxkeJ down bis antagonist saa 'H'A NHs"'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

on night BY falling cellar at the Of Fourth
syenuo ana Threth street and taken to Bellevue Hos
p;aL -, ., or -. !. .
un him. and sustained fracture OF the leg and
other injmt.. He conveyed to the n. \. Hospital