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Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge OF Wills
&c within aud iur she County nf tlnnoCck
Humbiy shows Jathsn staples ef Pnn"t :
scott 10 said Cuuuiy admr of HE good aud
cstaie ot Charles " VI InigNm.ty late # o.
laud in saJd Cnnatv decessd, That The pc 80
nal esial. at sad deceased not sufficient T.
psy the iu,t dvh!s hIch he owe d Al the itu, :,
oi hs Il, ath and incidental charges bv tia
sum ot Tht.e Hundred dnilars d. hy the state
mrni hervte annexed arPefrs. IL" further
represents tha, for The pu'po.c OF satisfying
the same is necessary 10 sell ptrti"u oi tn,
r.ut estate of said d.,srased that sad real .s-
tate consists IN pari .fihe frrm i'll said Pc
nob.eoi occupied BY David Montgomery Jr
containing si,it Ave ceres which he Is desire
Gus To sill aud that it situated that . part
came, be sold without greatly imparlng the
value If th, !esislse, and that for the ~ hole
he has IN advantageous ole! t!om SAID Da. I'd
to vii, Thee hundred aud twenty eight dol
lar, aud tha, the interest af all persuits con-
eerned will be best promoted by an immediate
acceptance of The same He therefore ptavs
that he may IL, empowered ,oexeept said Oh
or and sell and convey the same tn said DAVID
as aforesaid and fr The purposes aforesaid at
private sale.
JOTHAM STAPLES.
Aa Curt ofPr,hae neld 81 Buck .par, ~,,'ia aad Tor
'h- Caaat. ~ H'ne"ek tt- Ihirt v r, eShy 3 Jm-
"a m ieaf II anr ~ sIr7ttri hufalSi taa his siE
o. tse ior-s nss rtttt"t Ordered That Inc feti-
tnuer give sie 10 a!i persons isfTeaisi b. Causing
copy Of n. tTina sfd aft rafc1us iefcnn 10 he pap
.hrd thfr. ~-tks .Ioeersvriy IN the Ellsworth Amer
Il a psnIsi EA.-Honh that the TaY then appear al
Probate Court In 'ls held Al EIsaofth az SAL 1 pufy
on the 2ui Wedne,la, u AEri Al shaw II ans
they why the prayer Of said petition saonid un
De sr,ntei
PARKER TUCK, Jadge
\. 7. pNNkWATER. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
FREEDOM NOTICE.

y'Oa valuable eanslefaituB 10 pad ~ my minor
Sa. Alexander Grass, hereby sr.iuaut.h snio Ism
ais time, tn trade aud huaI.ss ir hinsetf a,
inlly anf iteey IN though lie fail age: sH I
shali claim Of s e4fiass nr nav say .b. hy h n.
CONTACTED suhsei gi.id Ia tbs date
LfoSiRD GROSS
Attest :-PAaKEa TrcE
bt ks,ett Ja6la,y 1a4t isje fs-7
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

IL WHAT ESTIMATION IT + HLLp BY
PuYsicIAHs, FOR bIsEA>E> Oh nh
LuSc,. John \ Berry, VI. D. Saco, Me
say; During practice OF twsaty years
| rave seen us Il ali the popular remedies
for Coahss, and an Will satisfied that
your Ve.,i ale Pulmonary Bals m IS be It
aal hope It vail b, bsiter known ana
more generally us2d Reel, Cutler q
Co, Druggists, Boston, proprietors, BE
careful to ct the genuine as there are
many limitations. Sold in Ellsworth by
Apothccar:cs generally. Price so cent.
AMI 81. :}w6
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
MARRIAGE.

HopG.s, SlEw.GT-in Como, lIlrus. or
Thursday 2lth Jaunary uIt, a, the resi-.
dence ot Frank Gushing Esqr by Rcvd.
| S Palmer Mr. Ff4aeis " Hodge
* Miss May b Sicwlrl both of Cu!oaa.
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

Answe. - Mathematical Question Of
last week, lis lis pounds. Aasw ared
by O. B. T, and t. W.
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
EREInOM NOTICE.

hereby give public notice that I have this
das given my minor son George W. Wooster
his tine to act fer himself tht same Is if hc
was Of lawful ace and hereafter | shall not
claim his wages nor pay any dobts Of his con-
tracing.
JOHN b. WOOSTER.
Hancock, Feb. 5. 1856 2s3wi
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
SPECIAL NOTICE 5.

We haze JUS. reserved fresh supply
of PERRY DAVIS NEGOTIABLE PAIN NIL
1IR, in entire new drts,. To be SUR that
you get tn, genuine medicine, inquire for
the New Dfess-with two fine steel en-
cr4ved labels on each bottle. 2w6
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
SINGING BIRD

TOR sale al IS cts. per vol. by
+ 0lf J. B. OSGOOD.
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

A ana B have a melon Of which A owns
3-s and Il SO, offers them one skill
ling to partakc equally with them oft'e
melon which was agreed t.. How must
I'll, shilling be l,viI3l between \ and B
l.. W
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
.AtnC'nnrl nl- Probate

\ tue copy ,fthe petition '.1d oftst 81 e'urt
-Au.,t WARREN KING h
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

Can this Dr. so We hope not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

MONDAY sept. S--Ihc President, BENJAMIN r.
PlN,k>1Y esq, presiding. The Board met pursuant
TO adjournment. After the usual prcnlnarics the fol-
lowing petitions were presented and referred
Resoiuii0Rs-That Il sewer be built in Fittv-Sccond
street between second and Third-av-. Referred That
the ncumbranc, in front of bukhead between Piegs
No- g. and g. North River be- removed Referred
Rcgorts Of C0mmip,cs-RO 0d>-in favor OF chang
ing the rad, of acknowledgements street
between Avenue and First avenue. Adopted.
R0lroads-Ihe Committee submitted report 10
which was appended the slhoincd r.-oluons
R,sf,,d That the SIKH Rnlroad company NJ ana
bev are hereby the track the sixth avenue
from the pres torfy'hIt street 10 fNnnth
stree, far graded within thirty days ai;cf the passage
~ ms rcsoutio-he work b. done under i-e dlf' y ell"
he street and the cars 10 BE- run thereon "
I'D street extreme terminus from a. H. 20
H. every fifteen minutes both ways, aud i0 p ~ 10 -
y m %, N thrty minutes both ways >,
Reslred Thai Counsel 70 the Corporation be ana ne i
rby Injected enforce il compliance %. ' par =" W."
Sixth avenue Railroad Company with the foregoing Iro'"''
The Report was adopted 81, ~, =
Tie Board concurrcd iu TIL acton 0 the board ~
Aldermen in relation ~ the de nth of Alderman 'ser
and on notion appropriated 800 to pay The expenses
of the funeral. \ committee was appointed 10 Az III
CONJUNCTION with The Committee ol the Board "i A /
men in conducting the obscquits.
The Board then adjourned 10 Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

RFPURIICAN MEETINGS AND Conventions ~ Nav
JERsRY-A great Republican meeting will be held in
the Military Park at Newark, on Thursday the ilth
inst The Hon. Arson Burlingame of Massachusetts,.
and several other eminent orators, will address the
assomlage Delegations will be present from Other
parts of New-Jcrsey. 80
The Burlington County Republican Convention WI
he held at ihe Court House Mount Holly to-day,
9th nsf. AT . p. m. In the evening he Rev. Samuel
Aaron will address IA, Republicans AT the same place.
The Republicans of the First Congressional District
of New jersey will meet at Salem the 10th inst. tn
select Il candidate Tor Representative of the District I'D
tie next Congress
At 10 oclock on that day there will be a mas,
s.mblace at Salem, ut which the Hon. Arson Burlin-
game of Massachusetts, Senator Tmmbull of Illinois.
Ex-Governor Briggs of Ohio, Judge Culver of Now
York and the Hon Richard \ Field and the Hon T..
W Whelplcy of New-jeisey expected to speak.
Tie Republicans of Morris County will hold
meeting on 1hursday, the 18th inst. nj O'Clock p. m,
nj MolI,towu Tie Hons. y. +. Bank A.. Burlin-
game and Henry Wilson OF Massachusetts. ii. j Ray
mond and G. W Curt - al New-i ok John an Dyke,
George IT, Brown, X. =. Field and VIM Pennington,
,s's., of Ncw-Jor,ey, IRE engaged to speak.
Tie Republican state Convention for the nomination
of Pies DENTAL Electors will BE- held at Trenton on th)
Eih inst
The Republicans of the lid Congressional District
viii hold their Congressional Convention at Borden
Tuesday, the I'D inst, at II o'clock ~
select a candidate Tor Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
PUBLIC MEETINGS..

MOND,Y. Sept. S.-ThiiREsrDFST in.hc chair.
Porn ~ 1HcrmaR M0>cy-Atcr some preliminary
remarks AID. IItRucK presented the folio" nS prcam-
Bile and IT soutIons. w:
Uhoeos Ii ha. pleased hc Great Rider of the Universe in
lii infiie wisdom from this world our late
and friend Samuel H. Mor. the Representative OF the
Third Ward in tho Board Aldermen whose death occurred
Ovid in the County Of Senecs the 9TH day OF sept III T.
Therefore
Be.o,c9 That the Common Council Of New York have
the ad intelligence Of the decrease Of Ait samuel H.
No.,r with deep sc-ibify and with feeling of the most in
regret and III appreciation Of hs modest viz
and h unhleu reputation good citizen and ti h
public servant, deeply sympahizc with his rc
family the ul ac ton fc the angel of death has
imposed upon them wei! upon all with whom the IA
deceased Ia, been associated in friendly intercourse
during the journey of hs wcll-spcnt life.
Loi.d That the chambers Of the respective Boards Of the
Common Council be- appropriately drrs-, m mourning, and re-
the oo Of the pret and that The Aldermen
Council the usual badge of mourning for the
period.
hel,ed That member. Of tine Common Council will A.
the funeral Alderman Mor and thai tine flags the
CITY Hall b displayed stma dmug TIM day of his burial
heoircd Thai Special COMMITTEE Of BE- appointed -
arrangements the Common Council III attend
Alderman Noer and that the ard of Conn
cilmen De- respectfully requested appoint ike Committee,
and a appr' pnailon sucicnt TO dtay the
necessary expenses IF the funeral.
Kcsotec That copy OF The foregoing resolutions b. suitably
cngof.,d the Clerk of the Common Council md transmitted
20 The family 81 the deceased
After some cuoeistic remarks from Aid. Ely, NooR-
HIS and CIANCY the resolutions were adopted. The
Chair named Aid. Honck, Noorhi-, Clancy, Ely and
Narian a. the Special committee.
The resolutions transmitted Ia the Counclmcn
tor their immediate action and the Board adjourned 10
Tuesday evening at > o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
CITY ITEMS.

ENTrN>IoN or lltNRl STKEEf.-The Committee
ON Streets of the Board Of Councinen Mr. Van Ripper,
Chairman, met yesterday afternoon, in the Council
Chamber, City Hail. ior the purpose of considering the
matter Of cxted,nding Henry street from it, present
termination in Oliver street through thu jewish bury
nc-grownd to the New Bower The petition for the
extension is signed by Abner Chichester Morgan Nor
gans and other extensive property holders IN the
Seventh Ward
reinonstrancc was presented from the Trustees OF
the congregation Shcarth Israel. against the extern
sion on the ground that in their opinion the same Is
not required or the public convenience, inasnnch a.
the opening of the Bowery Ia Franklin square will fur
nsh Oh the eastcry side Of the city an avenue which
will answer az is believed, for vcry many years the
wants Of the community to reach such points ~ the
op,pne Of Henry street would accomplish. And on
the {, Ithcr and TO them important ground. tina,
,be extension Of said street in westerly direction, as Is
contemplated. would pass through and destroy the
rstmg place OF hundreds of their ancestors VIII" have
far pt,rlv two centuries been inferred in their burial
roupd situated in the center OF the block bounded d!
Oliver Madison and James streets and the Bowery'
directly facing the end of Henry street Such opening
sopla conpl them 10 remove the remains referred To,
and rroye severe and serious lUss to the congrea-
tion since any ground remaining would be vauess 10
them; besides the dreadful necessity of upicos the
ancient buriapacc and disturbing the ashes OF Their
corelgioni,ts all times ljcct Of pain and SFe'
and contrary to their faith and laws.
Councilman Philip, addressed the COMMITTEE Hnu
remarked thu, the contemplated improvement ""u'd
destroy ground lha, had been sacred a. buuspisce
~ the Jews OF NewYork fot over two hundred years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
STOPPING THE TRIBUNE.

10 the Edifor If The y. Y. T,ibanc
SIX: notice in your last week, issue complaint
made by james Oscood cf ID, soto, Wis, OF gagging
the club subscribers of The TnBuy inthc Post Office
at that place. You express doubts that post
master would do ANY such thing. Now the same thing
done here and receive THE TRIBUNE at the store
of Gum a. McCollum in this city. Further The
TRIBUsE Is selected o. the only victim TO Border Ruff
fluism. Other papers sent here III large clubs ard
chccrully distributed a. the post-Oticc. have been
a subscriber Ia yours most Of the time for fourteen
years generally IN clubs AM never until this season
did hear of posnos or, here elsewhere, refusing
t. distribute cub. You SAY We shall soon have d.
fercnt Federal Admins 'ratio!. Let il come.
Yours. :. z. RAWSON
o. ....L(
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mr.t cfrtctiyc. theoretically aud practically, OF Any
Inn, Ina onI, be- used. AMI when thrown into pn,y
youii. cc.pooL- or upon dccay.ng matte OF any d.
-.lton. VII cI cunliy de -troy all offensive '''f''
III CO.., Of ,c.c substance, Is SO cents. q,
II One pound Of Sulpha'c of Zinc. and one Ioqn
Of line, dissolved ,cps niciy. each IN one pali oi
rat,r. II mot ~ ,flcc.ual A. ihc preceding '''
-" u an,w Wy good pulpo-o " i ''-t ~ ',.'.N
iii. 1L,oe four POUNDS o >uiPha'e OF iFoH ~ 'P
lera>i. dissolved ia o.c ps,iiul o hot ~"t"' wal IN
lLos 'uscs be Sufficient remove All orcnS " "tois
no." Pn'! wants, c~s~r~'i', Sc. Cost three OF i'''
cent? let pouLd.
Nv. orc peek Of charcoal iu~, thrown .u-- piyy
Nau.. once = week v u answer every purpose.
'. '.i"rgc # ]. me, costing eight NJ, pefpo"nd'
j. n''i 10 aitor about damp plac>, IN yards IA damp
c'ieis, and upon hcni, IF fl.h.
VI. lhhc "o"uucrs of Sugar of Lead and Dissolve
i INTO one palliu of water. aud add ounces II
N.le Aoid A4ueiot.,,. IT,, form, Nitrate of Lead,
Nt,rh + GOOD dsn:cc,ani, particularly tor offensive
~ihk rp'ui> ara The ke. The cost : vcrv small.
This list IA GIT be lad, tntely extended bu; Il
does rot seem i"b necessary. The substances named
ale easily obian' a. tI.iig cost and If our a. ;z.ns
" ii Use h' more generally they viii add much -
tLrir own comfort, ani most decidedly pronio.e the
pubic health.
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN FREMONT CLUE. BROOK

\ very large gathering of the friends of Fremont
met at The Museum Saloon in Fulton street last even
IN. The chan was occupied by the President Of the
A-sociatlon, Mr.. Bradley OF Yates County. A vet
ornn of The war of 1872 introduced aud made an
interesting speech. Lieut.. Gov. RAYMOND WAS tlie
next speaker, and delivered most able and eloquent
address engaging thc attention of the audience for
.hou, an hour and hall. The room was not only full
,Dt oy~raowing; aud quite as many a. ii could con-
,o;, we're unable To find even standing room. The
,',nc,.dine. we've intcnl+ned with campaign songs
mad tbc proceedings Throughout, were animated with
the Greatest cplhVslten.
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THE TT'RF.

Crv1REvI1IF CorRsr, l.. -TroT'ag--Saurday,
Sept. 6.-Match - 600 mile heats, best in >; Lady
Long h. harness brown mare to wagon
: McIaushliI'- b. ~. Lady Long ...............l
J Wh,lpc,' brown ....+......<
Time: 80 46-2:il
Same Dov-Trottmg Match, 500, five miles out, to
wagon carrying 900 pounds.
ID.
II! Woodruff. black
Tme-l8:jO.
Soiuc Dog.-1lottng Match, 500, mule heats, best
three in five.
Owner. b. ~. sally Miller 90 30 NJ wagon)...l
r WRIGHT b. N. Reindeer in hsrmc.' .....-...-
/
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r.m,ostc G.,,oi.. n. s1n.cr, So moan 90 rish
oils'lv's
- Orccu'o ho- ,orciof,,cc over 100 D-.nccrr'ic
majority. iu' VIC moan TO give Fremont md Dn.ton
90, np'ori'y tins Fail.
s.. IAwRr,cs Cor>n.-ON 81 Lr,ronc, i,
Norcr.ly avail. an. viii ,ycn .uipa-- ne ,loliou'
Fr,c-Sol ouioc,1,p-. w c"u;dr-iiy anticipate 9
Republican majority o. Il lcn.t 1905 IN tll' County
rcu November
1NrrnCor>rY.-Thc fremont fire. burn i'ric'y
~ i':!c Schuyler. a'd YOU NAV st her down as so"i
.r 'o /" SEQ ,nriori'y for Fremont and Freedom
il, Tie FalIs cam oiln.
WArnEy CoryTi.-T The town Of Thurman hitherto
s been ncnriy Nil Loco foc"--n"W ,wo-'h'id- q" me
town ia Tor Fremont Warren County J. looking wei
for Fl mont.
W.sbIScros CorvTY-You may depend upon
r,usinc vote for Frcnou: and Free dom in cd Washing
ton County this Fail.
Y.T.s CoU>Ty.-Wc shall given good account OF
ourselves IL the Fail. The vote Ia this county viii be-
Increased go or 800, and We hope TO give Fremont md
DAYTON 1850 ou; of poll Of 800 or 1000 votes
leaving from 90 r. J0 10 be divided between the
Buchanan and Fillmore parties.
Mr.. CALDWELL ExrgLIrD.-Luiher Caldwell, the
p,cposcr OF the Anti-SavcN cxcn-lgn resolutions at
SIlocuSc, has been expelled from American '"uch
No. ltj. OF Picunont.
Tie whole extent ~ H. on,Il,e j. tliai he Offered
series OF resolutions opposing The extension OF say
| CIV oven F,ec territory Tle-e the Council distinctly
! hNOW 10 DC ulI''tiN 'Ii'''" !" NV '''''N f'''-
| and nominees
! w dc..re tat thci- language may be read and
| mpiled:
hereo, a. Convention Of the American party held a.
svracu. IN is 10Th dsy Of August int Luther
Caldwell D,uu'y Rocklant County. did present without
~. a..houy tbs party. and ~ OBJECT 4ND wiLLIUI 'Io'
L,1ICN TRINCILES series Of resolutions OPPOSED 10
H., PEEsIDfNIIAL NOMINEES AND TBE PLATFORM on "hi'h
| fl,y -iand. therefore
Eied THAI Til Council tthe member bcns largely IN A.;
tendance, doe, hereby heartily esI ia" laid Luther '"d"e'
| iron. aid Council
II ,hi- act flro-crptcn for opinion sake coupled
a. il is with degrading avowal Of subscr'icncy to
slavery does not open the eyes othOusandS IN the Fill
none ranks We are much mistaken Alb. Eve. jour.
A corrc,p pendent at Lodi, Bergen Co., n. j. says
that the banner of " Free soil, Free Speech, Free
pi.,s. Fremont and Victory is now fairly given to
H.. hre ze in that village. On the 23l Of last month
public meeting called in the room of the Lott
Institute, to organize Fremont and Dayton Club"
Mt which quite n nn.nbcr attended. A club
eanizcd, ,$iccrr, and a working committee Of
twenty members elected aud various important
lutions were adopted. The meetings are to be held
every saturday evening until the campaign is ended
by the election I'VE tru-t) of Fremont aud Day ton.
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BROOKE Wv ITEMS.

lhe B'ooklyn Fourth Ward Fremont and Day,os
'Iuo have engaged a. speakers iog this evening Tho
lion Edward Connery OF W,stches,,r County. aud
he Hon. Ia lef Fed of New-lork ci,, Meeting q
the Ray'ng Hall, conner Of Orange and Fulton streets.
Tx TFtTH - BRooELYN-Mayor Han .,.,.l
b,ioic the Boad Of Health Yesterday that he had ~.
tied every portion of Tho city the day previous and
made s,r.ct inquiries at every place where i. ws
either reported tia, disease existed. or the loca,,
presented ~ dcnce4 that state of il.hcalth migbt
exist and could confidently assert that there WAS ma
ore case If yellow fever al prescn, existing in
Brookl,u
CHURCH lYrRoyFNTSrs.-Thc Lee avenue Re
formed Du'oh CAuTch which has bee uud rsns al
i' ps.Ic R VIVA FIVE r I s sG va, a.. of
saured ia ~, Swirs A The society occupied fr
school .cioiars be nd lees than p The ,hs
noc "a" 'rcilon Of church Which wa' deGi-
,s Il PM and capable 81 seating so persona,
vim ;, nds,.>cl.a the second aoor Of tie
~. ,"rm Of letter l. Tn entire co. Of u:
bins las ben sbou' 8' large portion 81 which hss
hath scho' room h@ ben htt,d up III a. 'ssH 9 r
manner. and VII. scconmocaie iF" cAnGTon' Ias
names enrolled tAc hooks. with attendance u
YouSG MES'S REPC BLIc,s AssocltrIos.-A meet
ing the iouus Mems Republican Association ot The Faster.
completely flied Intelligent audience Of ladies' aud sen-
'lceu Addresses delivered BY Horace Greeley and issss
+. Sheppard u Boston
CAR ACCIDFNr-The horses attached 10 car No. I'D,
Myrtle h'r b.caue ngh'enrd Fulton Sat
rday evening Ndda N Columbia al full
pr"d \ named keeler. who about stepping on
be- platform tell her iaoe and considerably hurt She
conducted a. her residence bN Capt King sGl Oces fl
Of the Second Ds'ricr Police The Of the finding
he brakes 81 practical benefit drew The kng bolt and
this detached 'hc h,s who up Columbia street The
rcl.i-i Will and damage
W. Pss.cugcs remained in the cs bat escaped WiuuTel
DRow>FD.-Thc body Of John Moore a lighter
r, WHO drowv ned IN Atlantic Do,k basin
( md saturday. The b. Is OF a dro~ ned woman
20 Ned ~ al he foot Of Baltic poi tie day Tho Coo-
ncg asLoth,d
FuUND Drowned Coroner Haniord held an in-
quest ray on the BODY unknown found soas
g the III, foot 4 Grand street. Deceased had
about et inches hgh, and about y e
Il, had black coat, black satin vet plaid psnts
htay boots verdict OF found dlowu'd" rendered
DRowNED.-Charles Mamigan. residing in Fifth
street, accidentally drowned sunday while hshins ths
Ncwtowu Crock III, body has not been recovered.
BuRGr ,RY.-The grocery store of Thomas Bell, in
seventh street near Grand about O'Clock Sur
dsy otng and robbed $50 Officer Basey observed two
.n leaving prmi,,s and pied 10 arrest hom bu.
they succeeded in ts'apitg
ARRFsTS RY THF PoLI,E.-1hc total number of ar-
rest Sunday H. OF which 81 tor drunk enns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

AITYMPT TO PASS SPURIOUS BANK BIGLS.-iar;n
Iuor German lalor,r arrested SUNDAY f,r
af,u ptiug hlrs bank b- th" eating house Il
S.,k. Moi,u Grand ami F--eN ~rrcis lne
accused il aptrar. rcd pay for h. hr'kfs- hl
IN, Bcrrau County, bank Michigan which was worthless ana
i,iug refused be- offered similar hl the Central
Railroad Banking Con pauy ct Georgia AMI ~ this w. al
declined attempted pass - bill or the Farmers
and Merchants Bank ~ Memphis. Teuunrssec a.1 Wort l s.
Hc 'her arrested bv Ocer Miner ~ me Tenth 'rd
Police aud locked mp by Justice Wool H. had =; the time
silver enough in lis pocket 70 pay the breakfast bill
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

NAnt,S G. Ely esq. in the Chair, and quorum
present.
Tie minutes Of The last meeting were read and ap-
proved. Two bills ordered TO be paid, and the
Board adjourned To- "Wednesday.
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fAdy.rfisenent.l
nd raspncttlIllv
announce 10 his

II. Ut NM NFINW tI'III' '''I''TI''N ." lit
f d and patrons he continue his PHOToGRAPHIc and
D,crEEKEoTYPs bu.nes. hi. old Gallery No $40 Broadway
conner Of Tona,t and that he has removed branch
of his Of the city does he intend
however, made important alterations and
the PHoToGRAPHfC DEPARTMENT, and i
now the advantage Of superior artist, 70 produce
- ctur thsu heretofore been made IN this country
J. Quincy. No. 3i9 Broadway cor Leouardst
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, IN most cases but the comic drama with that
6 g, R,KAus's MUsEvH THIS EVENING is capital thing.
% No,sTRoUs SHARKS to BE- seen there alive now heV
Wi following syesLip Is said LheY are kepI IN salt
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u,crs This An TLoOH.
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The Hon. james Campbell. Post Master-0eneral,
stopping at the Aston House.

DisrrRBANcF N THE EIGHrEEsrH WAED-
A,sAULTING As OFFICEK.-On Sunday evening dis
tuIlancc occurred in the Eighteenth Ward among a
gang of rowdes. which Policeman Owens underworld
To quoll, but was set upon by one james VI lrn. a
plastcrcr who attacked him with bayonet, and sue
cecdcd in wounding him slightly in the side. The
officer, not being armed and finding the by-tanders
disposed to encourage tine attack upon him, left to pro-
cure assistance, aud, on returning, succeeded IN
osting Marin, who locked MP in the Station
house for the night, aud the following morning was
taken before Justice Davidson and committed for
iriAl.