davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
Davenport Ice!
rOMpETsT1Dr DErIED!!

rINHE D&vENPORf ICE CO. NO. I Il n pre-
/ pasd to serve the citizens = Davenport With
the best possible quality Of Ice guaranteeing 10 mr.
nih customers until January nerf II hes'f-
I'd Parties vi hing . supply for the entire season
are cautit ned sganst contra ting with those VINO
cannot furnish patrons through the season.
e. STRINHILBER Z co.
Once. Second st. opposite L. Caire House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

FORTUNE FOR $500!
ROCK ISLAND
Mutual Benefit Association ! !
CAPITAL. s4O,OO0!!
TT,HtS association will make . grand distribution Of
l. Real Estate and personal property, am ng 2O,O1
shsrc holders, a the Court House, in the city Of
Rock Island, I'll. on the
18th day Of Sepl'beF, ~.
The property for dis ribut,on in this association
will be free from al circumference and good title
guar snteed
Among the dividends to be declared on the above
day arc
FMrlsM1De House AND Lot
on With stands. The house Is Of brick soxi26
Feet and four stories high, contains hundred
si".pirg rooms, parlors, suites, &C. large dining
room and ample culinary arrangements. The lot v
S0x % feet on Orleans street opp ,stte the court
house. 1hrc Is also on the lot in the rear Of the
Hot.l. brick wash house, an Ice house well filed,
coal house. sheis, &C.
The h use has been doing . ed business for thu
IS, var a. first Class hotel, aud is
VALUED AT $4,000.
Second Grand Divtiend-.n adjoining lot on which
arse and convenient, an the whole Il
VALUED AT $4,000.
Third Divided. Is one Of Abbotrs best Coacord
Cosches, worth $500 The 9Th dividend IL Z span u
Matched HRS, ., worth 1900 basi.es other
vrHY NevExHE Nssr rvE~N
eN lsv.AEACEev GHTSs
80, ~ H,.,,n.n
soneisine OF nonse iuscMnre, cows, carriage horse'
- s'ne'e oussv, o'oss' &C. varying IN numoe5 from
u W 20 ~ W.
IN order 10 increase the number OF divfends, the
alrectors nave divided the Furniture o. the house
"psrcsss, y y IN Rc.d ordsr and nearly new Ihe
uirscSors propose 20 sell
On n n n ~ 70 Il ETS
~ - - = -
At ~ EACH
when w ensit'e the holder to shat emoons o. etock
Tne money feceived Tor ticke viii ne sept on ae-
post in he Banking house o. Me- srs. fish. Goodsle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
Denton House.

NORNst Il Third AID Iowa stet~, Dav IMPORT.
~ ony qnares rom Il X Depot Qua an
tcrd be - good House as any in the city. Trs-
veiers stopping II d ,v,nport will md 1t the Denton
II all The comforts OF . good home, conpYi sing
CT rooms, clean beds, good attendance. and a
chez full compliance with every able demand
Charges reasonable and no humbug
SETH HOVE, BENZ DENTON.
Agent. June23ls57dawiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
''EI6fHfNG.

GENTS FURNISHING Coops |
consisting Of
q Usesr Shirts,
o'rto
PLAIN
White Linen
Fancy
Linen and Jean pravess.
fi'et atm H. cha
hlAt s,ls and Fancy ssoe&s.
CUp,t Bags
Seiiscs, 1runhs aud Unbr.l,s,. Ae
JNDaAEg 90
Sest SIDE Main u, Dsv,npor,. lon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
SU.M.MER RE.SDx.V-G.
We W. BOOKS.

VIEW" BOOKS.
Testimony Of the Rscks, by Hugh Miller. 81 %
American Merchant In M ope, Asia and Au-
raiis, edi I'd BY Fee man Hunt 20
Journey through Texas ~ l. On,stead, ! %
Life OF Sai-pinS Waus, By J tackle, 10
Hay Path. or Nv England Lie, i 70
Two year ago kingsley, Ks
6purveon, the NJ, dern Whitfield, 10
SpuYgecns, Sermons ~ series, TO
Forest and shore the Pine-tree State, On
Viva, or the Secret OF Power, SouthWorth, I %
Love afuer Aariiase, MS Ire Hen,x, 30
Siiveiwood, or book Of NJ mofts, zoo
SEA Spray. . L. ne Island Village, I 70
knsv.s aud Fools, IS
The Border Rover, by Emerson b nuett, rs
The Whit. Chief, BY Capt Mayne Held, %
Chitchat u Humor, Wit amt An-croteY, ] 10
Saimagundi. or whirm-Wans, ~
Cray n Sketches u notable men, 81
tsodry's Gallery Of spi, ndit EnsrnvinRs, 80
.. Pattern Book VI Embroideries, ~
Every La ny her shoemaker, 80
How To maxi dre.s, Is
The Nursery IA k-t, or Directions for Young
Mothers, to
For sale At
The Z0Ua Book Rooms,
No g Brady street. 3 doors above the Post nice
JunsiOitf kLl ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
Nails! Nails !!

100 KTGS Of superior assorted nails Just re-
lUO ceived IND for sale BY
GaAHAM EARLY,
JureI edtf corner Of FroLt and Main St
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

DKXTES SION OY TlME-DR. =. READ
ING OF THE CHICAGO LuSG IsFiRMARY,
viii r. main At the lie Claire Hose until July ist,
where he b. consulted for diseases OF The iunss,
thy at hear, liver. female rspgements, and all
Oh onc affections Persons stuff ring with any Of tie
above dis-asAs will do well to give him cali.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

~ MONEY TO LOAN long and short time
fjel7dtT 0ACKLOT CORBIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
Purse and stake 81 900.
THIRD DAY.

1ro Nile Heats
$lOo ENTRANCE. $1OO ADDED.
For which there are three subscribers
Ekin. nsms SOrr,l Gelding Ginger, Pedleree
above, years old
Rub names Maria Hsm lton, Pedigree sbyve, .
yeats old.
d n * Allen nam. Bay Mare Kitty Hunt by
Alex Churchill, Dame by Bertrand, led -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
Removal.

r DIAL, Real Estate Agent, and I. Hannah, Not.
81 Broker, have removed 10 corner VI Brady and
Cd .tre-ts, up stairs-E Entrance on Brady street.
Jun, % i2m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
81 Reward.

I OST yesterday morning . smsil god Locket
IL preastpin with .aiies portrait Th- nndr will
receive the above reward By leaving 1t at the State
Democrat Office.
JuueQ3dlts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

Few Acres
Of land In vicnt, of davenport suitable ior coanty
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

No g Brady street. 3 doors above the Post mc,
JunelOitf Bill ADAMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
MADAME BREWSTER,
al Grand Street

The bslgere nj girl then led the way through aar
row hall, up two flights Of stairs into GELD room
where she desired her visitor 10 be seated She then
carefully locked one or two door. leading into adjoining
rooms, put the keys in her pocket AMI departed Befor,
her exit she made Fly demonstration with her fists and
feet as if she was disposed to break the truce COM
mence hostites and pun eh his unprotected head with
out regard to the laws of honorable warfare. She De.
parted however at last without violence, though cur
reporter could hear her pause each landing, prcba
by debating whether wasn't best after al to 60 bsck
and thrash him before the opportunity was Ice! for.
ever.
This apartment was unexpected and was lururiously
furnished with Elk wooden chairs, stove, with nc
spark of fire. feeble table one spittoon and two
coal-scuttles. One copy of Tie n. y. Herald ami
three Of The N. \. Sun were on the table The view
from the window was picturesque TO degree, being
made up of cats lines chinneys and crockery
and occasionally, when the storm lifted low roof
near by suggested stables. The odor which filed the
air had al least the merit of being powerful and those
TO whose il grateful couldn't complain that
they didn't get enough Of il. Description must neces.
sarly fall fs short of the reality but if the reader will
endeavOr to imagine a couple Of olmiIs, Peck Slip
ferrry-boat. soap-and-eanGe manutactory snd thee
ge.her over 8 slow fire in bis immediate vicinity he
NAV possibly srrve a, fsnt and distant notion of the
greasy fragrance in which the abode OF Madam Prev.
ster is immersed. For an hour and half BY cheap
watch (which, being insensble to the voice Of
and the penrasions Of the matchmaker takes its ewn
time 10 do its work, and the minute-hsnd Of which gen
orally succeeds 10 getting round the dal about once N
eighty minutes) was or reporter incarcerated
in this delectable apartment by the order o: tbs
Madame; he would long before the end Of that time
have forfeited his dollar and half and beat a. n
glorious retreat but that he feared Al amhuscsds snd
pitching into ct the fair hands ofths warike servant
Finally, this la; named individual came 10 the rescue
and conducted him, by circutous route and With
evident feelings Of viOeo saincsty, 10 the bssensat
This room wss evidently the kitchen, sad wss fitted
up with the customary iron aai brszea sppsrsius. a
feeble child Just Old enough torua slane had conruct
Cd ehi!ds pa-adss in tbs lee OF tbs cooking xove,
and was ssAied % daces pas WITH cos tcct . .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

The MURDERER LAYsAS.-This man, now con-
fixed in Kings County jail for the murder Of Cornelius
Csrman, preserves the same Indifference he did i'm
mediately after his arrest. His mind, he says, is
haunted by spirits and for some days past be has i'm
agined himself 10 be theatrical actress who recently
played in one of the theeters ofNew.YOrk. He gives
the same details Of the murder be did on his examina
ton but appears to regret that his victim had no more
money. He thought him TO be farmer who had been
10 the city with produce, and supposed he must have
considerable money about him. The splits, he thinks,
deceived him, in order 10 bring about bis ruination
and since he has been confined ne magnes they have
taken all the flesh from mis- body through his toes,
leaving nothing but skin ana blood. Ia answer 10
some questions put by public officer the other day,
he did not ike the idea Of being executed exactly, and
thought he should plead Not Guilty on the trial 1t s
doubtfl a, vet whether he will be tried for murder.
A medical examination viii first be made as 70 bis
sanity
TIE NEw Police BILL.-A bin relative TO the
Police Department of this city has recently been
noticed in the Legislature at Albany. Its principal
provisions are a. folows:
Board Of be appointed 70 be tsnomnated
bers sha hold their Oee for term 4 I sa each e.
cept the Commissioners rt appointed ,n bold one or
lo, under the direction Of the City Judge .
fhe Board shall b. authorized 70 sppoint AL ofcsrs ha
members Of the Police Department. including the CAef o.
Police Captains Assistant Captains, segeasn .nd Doorasn
and tie s.d Bossd shall have power TO ny al ocer oI
os.nses aud the Of majority shall Do haA ana coz
elusive. -. 4. &. -
Yy.ry officer policeman and doormsn BY this Get 20 % s
uon.ed mus, b. citizen OF tbs United ss Of tss stse OF
Esx Ycri ard resident Of The Ward tot wses as nay %
nS'ss s:a q re Rs,sS: a . y
respeet.be freehotss residing N ssd Wrd esra2s IA,
ty have been psrsonay quknted Win the f I've
yesr, lat ps.t and that during TIA: tne saa ga
borne GOOD character honesty snd Sy s.e sooei
h.hit. He estsbsh 20 ne ssfsfscsoa Of
"a Bead tIst hs applicant can rsf vic eee ena 80
Isxby tie Esssh isssals' AMI eAs' b PS~ ps''e
sse.se.. sssa be s-sa By lie csnallssso In tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
REAL E,rATE.-Thc following sales of real estate
w1re ma1n Yesterday by Adrinn IL Muler:
F1, AccIDEyrs-Coroner Hilla held an inqr

FATAL ACCIDENrs--COroner Hills held an inquest
yesterday No ST East Eighth stree: upon the body OF John
Marin Of Ireland years Of whose death
tie result Of injuries received aboat ten weeks waen
plan fell Iom Of the upper stories Of new building at
the corner OF College place Muay street. which he
nssged snd struck BIN upon the head verdict Of acct
dental death rendered.
Coroner Connery held inqueet al the New York
Hosps upos the body Of Dennis Corcorsr native Of Ire
land years who died from OF the
BRAIN being knocked hc from the deck
steamboat Empire State the pier which she
lyg hawser having parted and struck him TIE
PGsea the 18Th Verdict; Accidental dslth."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

store, t:-es kegs MI care. SC. at wilkins aod he
cleiks. Tie pUprctor then aga.o dsohargeds pistol
al them ara Coz. was stOt ia tue hand. At IT,. mo-
NETT Lieut. Bair snd Officer DarrOE Of the Seventh
Ward Police arrived, aud took Cody. DAM. Il. Ma
houy. Henry Sohif and DaaL. MahOney irtO custody
and they were locke up BY Justice Brennan for trial
The two others escaped The wcun led prsorers were
placed in care of D.. Cove, physician q the City
Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

Al the above tNpeuses are copied from official
statements, excepting the bills estimated in the la.
line. The subject s recommended to the attention Of
the supporters Of the Mayor, and especially VI those
who desire to give him Unlimited control OYER TIE
financial affairs OF the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
CITY I71ENS.
uouslyreuei

TIE weather il slushy splashy, sloppy. Do we
resd to ssy 10 give country readers 81 idea Of
the condition of the city We viii add, that they
can fully understand the matter that our streets bear
cose resemblance to farmers barnyard tina. has been
mich t-amped by cattle, in q thaw-houid to look al,
worse to wade through Broadway resembles long
canal drained Of water; and the horses, instead Of
working along tov-path, are wanowing through the
oeze II the bot!or II is intersected By other canals
snd lagoon. out Of which the atgators and mud-6sh
are occrsonay emerging and splashirg the mud e,ch
aide OF their track II is the fret Of the January haw
it commenced on Monday; If grew 10 what we have
described il on Tuesday il VIII be-who can tel what
before Saturday night
AcAorsr OF MrsIc.-" Lucs d Lanmernoor" is
70 Be produced tonight with rather unusual st,rac.
ION N the person of Madame Cora de Wlhorst, 8
Young Nev.York lady, well krown in the fashionable
circles Of this city and who has already gained some
celebrity az 8 concert singer Sig. MoreII vii take
.as par OF Ashton, and Sig TbeHni tia. Of Edgardo
LECTURE os GALuEo.-The Rev. John Lord Will
deliver lecture Calico, one Of the early martyrs
to ,ciencs, at Clinton Hal, or Thursday evening
Notices Of this lecture in the Canada and Michigan
papers are highly complimentary.
Frederick S. Cczzens delivered al interesting lecture
las evening before the Mercantile Library Association
Tae taems vas VII and Hrmcr."
AssVAL BALL OF The NKw-YoRK FIRE DEPART
sEsr.-TAe Academy Of Music was the scene Of great
6'dhancy OF McsdAy night, the occasion being the
an5ua. bal Of the Nsr.York Fire Department, in aid
Ct the fand for the relief Of the widows and orphans Of
frcmer The Zoo, extended fum the dress-crcle over
toe pa-quet and cage 10 the rear Of tbs building, pre-
seotay depth CT nearly 300 feet, aud width Of sbou
60 feS Al each gssbu,ass around the seooaa dress
cud, ives arranged fremsn. torches, trsmpe.s sni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

GAS, GAs-GAs FKTCREs.-Seyeral new "A
bsauLsi patterns just completed. Csl At geAs nn1
turing depot. No. SO Broadway. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
Advertisement

COLBY'S WET GOODS are drawing crowds ron
al parts Of the CITY, sad no. to b wondered A. for sei
he n Offering might not sga,n in htesne
See advertisement under sssd Of DAY 0ooos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

MoRr G,RnorIsC.-On Saturday evening last
about O'Clock as a youth OF seventeen years (son
Of C. W. Clsrke, stage manager Of the Museum) was
leaving lie place Of business in Front street and pro
eeeding along Dover street his way to the c.s he
was seized upon by three rufsns laid PROSTATE, and
ctoked to insersibity, after which he was robbed Of
bis alma valuable watch, and = 20 IN money, sad
otherwise ill.treated.
The first man who makes cold and stark example
of one Of this class of scouudrels viii be worthy Of
public commerdaton. and the Presidency of a Pro-
lection aud SelfDefepse Club
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

RoBBFRY by A FENtLF.-A woman named Mar
Young arrested by Jourdr Of the Lower
Police Court charged With having. the night OF the nth
inst robbed Fspcs Vincent re-ans No. IS North William
street Of s7s in gold The robbery effected in
o 'sue AZ the Of Center and Canal streets
The accused locked up by Justice Osborne for tIi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
I,Rcr,y on SurpBo,nD.-,James Mackoy, an Eng.

LARCENY ON SHIPBoARD.-,James Mackey, an Eng
i.h youth II Of arrested Yesterday By OH
Smith Fourth Ward cAg gd with stealing clothing 10 the
value Of 40 from the schooner Sarah Benoc lying pier n
f. r. The clothing belonged g. the relatives Of Richard l.
Wncho who had died the voyage aud la charge " the
cspsn. TIE sccuSd caught In Dover street with the
property In his possession aud he committed by Justice
Osborn for tIial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
LAW LNIELLIGENCK.
IMPORTANT REVENUE CASE.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAs. 21.-Bsssss
Judge IsCEssoLL.
SPRING STEEL NOT GERMAN sTEEk gsDER TaE TARIFF
OF 1916.
John wilson Hotsworth st a. Ast. Hsmsn J. Rsd6,A
The plaintiffs sue TO recover some ~ 800 a. Tie
amount Of over-duty paid under protest at various
times. The FINAL decslon Of the question on which tho
rsres are at issue probably involves several huadIsa
thousand dollars.
The article imported Is tilted setl made from bis.
Jared steel at Sheffield England where Il s known -
German steel. The plaintiffs claim that IL comes IN.
der schedule OF the Tariff Of 1876 which imposes
duty Of Is FER cent upon steel 10 bars cast theH
German" Tho defendant contends that Il moro prop
eTly falls within schedule Il, which imposes 10 pr
cent duty steel not Other wise provided for Tss
plaintiffs affirm that it's proper designation Is German
steel; the defendants that 10 10 sping steel.
Most Of plaintiffs witnesses were agents OF Engiish
manufactures where the article In question u unvQ
sally known, according to their testimony, Is German
steel Some Of the defendants witnesses, on the ohW
hand swore that they had heard Il spoken OF -
German steel in this country till after the passage
the Tariff Of 1916 The jury were instructed that ths
only question for them 10 pass upon was whether ths
steel in controversy was generally kaevn 10 the de-
nestle as well foreign trade 10 1886, when the s<
of Congress was passed as Germ an steel II 90, theT
should find for the plaintiffs, thous might have kesn
EQUALLY well known at that time az spring steel. The
Jmy returned in q moment with verdict for the Do
.ndsnt. Fer plaintiffs, Mr.. McCulOr; for defshdaet.
hessrs. hcKeon and Joachimssea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
NEU-JERSEY II,ENS.

CHARGED WITH STEALING MIIK-Yesterday mGa.
in, msn VIZ. arrested IN Jersey Cry the charge OF se..x
ten Of mix the New Yok and Erie Railroad Depst
Monday morni5g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

HoSoR,pIY DIscHAsGFp.-Justice Connolly grsnt-
Cd hearing On Monday forenoon in the case Of the
youth Thomas II. Culver. who was arrested some ten
DAYS aso OF suspicion Of having been concerned with
a man named Roe in stealing silverwsre from Mr..
Co, k. with whom Roe boarded. There being no evil
dence Whatever Of Culvers completely in the robbery
he was houorably discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

HEaRNs's PATENT CHAMPION FRE.PRoOR
sATrs, kos 10, II nd - Water o.. sns 10. muSss,
H.u.YOfk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
SUPREME COuRT-ClRerIr-Jisl5.- BsfsEs JsiSs

DAVEs
Castle G.RDEr IN Court AGAIN.
pbp French and Christopher BeseT sg Tie Mayor, kc u
soy New York.
This suit grows out Of the old Castle Garden treuhses
Of which the public heard 90 much IN 1854. On ths ~
of NAV Of that year the term Of eleven years for vha
The plaintiffs, who had Used the premises q :ssssS
leased them, expired. They had been proposing 80
preparing to remove the sppurtenances d their ess'
bmtnt when, on the 18Th day Of April lS !. - tss
nrapce Of the Corpors atom, restraining such semoys
On the ground thai The Pps ,s.s.to r's ssSusst e
r. CoTnors,ion 4. landlord. Subsequently, tnh ssA
dsong; the .,s s ss' the s1es. TO-
eWs r ~ nresent suit u for the value Of thu
property, the pIsnsis' claiming 1890 damages 'i~
'. Tbs co,or.,iOn now ssy .hs. wa the atsnsos
of The psrties IA tbs iesss s.s he tenants sS0S s
!. ;sat Continue to be employed for ths 1870
mbicB appeared a. ths. time the most pfoftseS ~
ssicb - city could put it. BY the leAse oS =. n.
sng.ae 10 Surrender with tbs prem.es ssE
q preyemesn that msy hsvs 6ees pisos'
bem" ..S - /" ~
TSs Hspx.y 1. ssnrsvsv e. dsens's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

TUE FILLBUSTERs TO BE SroPPED.-We under
stand that the United States District Attorney has
taken measures TO arrest several of The more prom-
nent fIibusters who proposed taking steamer for
Nicaragua to-day. TIE warrants were issued Mt a
late hour yesterday afternoon, but it was hoped that
the Marshal would be able arrest OF the par
ties in the cosr- of the evening" and to get hold Of
the others this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

Owing to the illness o. City Judge Russell the Com
msioIers of Police were unable to transact any bust
ness yesterday afternoon, quorum not being present.
The Mayor being the only member of the Board in
attendance, adjourned the further hearing in the case
Of Capt Russell till neIt Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

want Of appropriation

AVN lV4
PRINTING For MAYOR WOOD.
The following table embraces the items expended
among newspapers and job printers during Mayor
Woods frst term Of two years:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

NEW Gas COaPANY.--A new association entitled
the Brooklyn Consolidated Gss Light Company duly neorpo
tA,ed with capital Of fooWo sns communication 20 tho
Council r. the lost citing oHefins contract VITA
body furnish the city with and asking authority to
lsy mains pipes throughout The streets The ecmmuu0s
on vas % the Gas Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28
Tur Cpcrr Corpr--Tbe KIM, County Ciro,

Tux CIRCUIT COURr.-The Kings County circuit
opened for the yeeds before Iuiss strong
fhr col, udar tains o. The fret tta
list Lockett aud wife the Of tha
sesmtosi Henry Clay The plaintiffs wife seriously Ia
ured by the 81 the boat sud tx
suit brought damages which laid ttoOs.
has been tried before the aud ths
Jury failed zach time IL will probably occupy tss
whole week Tie Court OF Oyer Tsimne will be opessi
this case Is a opposed Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

SPANISH COIS.-It is unnecessary to sacrifice the
full discount named in the Government bill on these
coirs. Brokers will buy quarters at % to u cents
and shilings for II certs perhaps more for large
amounts. Houses in the West India trade glad to
get them at par.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

DARING DAlIIGHr RoRBTRY N MADISON SqUARE'
About O'Clock last Saturday afternoon, as young
lady was walking through Msiison-sQuare, two fellows
came up with her. and one Of them whispered in her
ear Make no resistance, or we will XII you.' The
other said IL wsnt your mutf and tippet, and with
out further ado be stripped them OH Both OF the
scound,es then ran away, leaving their victim almost
parayzed with fear at their threats and audacious con-
duCt