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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11
FEVER AND AGUE,

And all Forms Of Bilious Disease Safe
ly and Surely.
There are where the system is full Of Dis
ease that nothing but thorough turning will do any
good and these cases. this Remedy proceeds TO do it,
In such is produced, lin the common dose
but persons avoid this by doing the whole slower and
taking small doses, and longer time to cure
In some where the Liver is torpid, the patient viii
have or chs after commencing the Medicine; bu
as as the Pills fairly taken up by the stomach
and tho system is under its influence, the Chills mus
stop. In any where 1t is desired TO stop sickness
the stomach that is produced by these Ague Pills. dos
| or two Of Peppermint Essence will relieve.
Look out for appetite, after being cured by tes
Pills, you will over-eat.
One bottle will BREAK the Ague upon four grown per
sons, but to fairly should all be taken by
We would also call your attention to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
LOVE, MARRIAGE AND SHOOTING.

In November last, while Mr.. Blauchett Of Grant
County KY, was in the mountains huptag. young
man named Peter Jones ran off with MsI Emma
Blsncbeti, bis daughter, who was under age and mar
RED her. To accomplish his purp 1se Jones committed
a most nefareus but singular fraud. By his procure
meIt, his uncle and aunt went 10 the Clerk of the
Owen County Court and represented themselves, the
ore TO be Peter Jones and the other Mas Blanch4tt
asked for license 70 marry; and they being both
evidently age the cek issued the license without
asking any questions.
They then le and handed over the license 10 Jones
who 10 company with Miss Bl4nchett went TO a Rev
Mr. Sparros, who married them The health and
spirits Of Mrs Blsnche't the mother of Miss Enmsl.
81 soon as she heard Of WHIST had occurred bee ame
deeply affected. To give her besutiiul and lovely
daughter up 10 such wretch as Jones seemed to her
wore than cons gnDg her TO the grave. Mr. anchet
went over 10 Jones house and sccosted both him aud
Nj. daughter in friendly manner and told the latter
thst Der mother was very unwel and deeply dist essed
ard that if she would come home and see her, he
thought would restore her. As for himself be said
be bad no objections 10 the marriage but Il was prey
ing upon his wics mind and aking her very unhappy
II Mrs jones would only go with him and stay few
DAYS be would satisfy her mother with her conduct,
al d she could then return to Jones again.
Well pleased with these Representatives Mrs. Jones
went With her father, but remained several days longer
that had been agreed on, and her husband therefore
went over 10 BlaDchets house to see what was the
matter but Mr. Bsnchett and family had gone visit
ing neghbor that day. Jones found Fhere they
were and bis wife, who il seems, did not meet HIN
with cheerful smiles besmng ter count snsnce as
were seen when they parted few days before. tie
requested her 10 go home With him, but she refused
ard informed him that she would have no 70 do
with him.
But he ives determined not "to give 1t up co. He
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
BOARD or COUNCZMEN.

FRIDAY, Jan. lG-The President JoyAs ~ Pail
LIPS, in the Chair.
Afer receiving and referring several unimport.nt
petitions. resolution wal offered sppropr sting 81 900
to Isac Ocott Rhnes 10 reimburse him fer services in
the Street Department Referred.
The subjs1ed communication was received from Nj
Eblpg, Commissioners ofSireets and Lamps
JASUaEr l6 1851.
To ~, Honorable fhe Con-es Council.
GESTLENEs: You will perceive BY referring % my tetsed
The expenses Of ceAnnr streets for 1887 that
have Ask-d for S5ls III TIE Controller recommended
s252 Oo-s difference Of s6572 satisfied from srpe
the city be Kept clean for es than
have named and with this amount should have eefceacy
end Of the year In MAXIM the deficiency for 1855
he'd guess the required for the few last payments
-nsuely from October II 70 December ia. the Of
sf5 600; whereas 1; tas suou ted 70 fs53 "a difference
g5 and this would 20 add 70 the deficiency Of
1885 that may full with the employee. Of
the Department without taking money from the appropriation
for 1851 J. Z. EBLING. Com Streets aud Lamps
Referred 10 Committee on Finance.
The Board then. after bearing number OF resoiu
tons adjourned to Monday.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Reports Of Case, argued and determined r the Court o. Con-
mon Pleas the CRY and County # New York. By 2
Delsfeld Smith. Vol. svo. PIP. ISL Lew, Blood.
The Anbrotype Manual BY n. Burgess Third Edition
limo pp 1874 J ST. Farchild L Co
Ivors BY tie Author Of Amy Herbert" VIOLA lsno. D.
Appleton Co.
Tie Chirese susCanc. By James +. C. Hyde limo. PIP
lC6. John B. Jewett & Co. -
Manual Of Competition and LetterWrtnE. limo PIP is
Fowler Wells
First Lessen. in EnIsh Grammar. By s. W. Clark. smO.
DID, ls6. A s Barnes. -
Sermons By Avsn LAmsou. limo pp. a. Crosby, Mich
OILS & Co. Sold by c. 8 Francis Co.
The Blessing. BY PASTOR Whitehead. l2mo. Up 90 T. H.
Stockton. -
Bsp,ists Thorough Religions Reformers. Third Edition By
John Quincy Adams lsmo. PIP l62 Sheldon, Blake
man Co
Journey Through TeIss By Frederick Law Omsted.
limo PIP SIC. Dix Il Edwards.
Heaven. ByWliam kimban. l2mo. PIP. 2l Gould Lin
coin. .
Seven Year, Street Preaching San Francisco By the Rev
William Taylor I2mo. PIP i94; Carlton orteT.
Tales and TslDgs By the Rev. J. " Watson. d. D. l2mo
Do i6S The Same
Report Of the Case the Brig General Armsrons By Samuel
C. Reed il. Gvo PIP 23s. Banks, Gould Co,
Words or Hour. By the Author Of Passion Flowers
l2no;, PIP. l6a Teknor Fields Sold BY Li'eFmo'' x
Our GrandmotheIs Stories limo, PIP. l52. The Same
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then went away and came back the night with
eoug Of rufisns N stiy his relatives, snd STACKED
Bsncbe'ts house, he and bis wife having returned
home. They broke down the door and rsshei in and
then a fight commenced. In the melee Of the
Jo1es party was s,ot in tie back and Mr. Bianchet.
vas struck over TIE head with the butt Of h0rse
wbir. which hooked him eenseless aud bleeding ID
the floor. The ones party, supporting they hal killed
BaDobeti retIes;ed ia hate carrying away with them
Peter Joness wife, the object Of their visit The per-
sODs injured ere recovering.
Ii Is said that there 6 many IS twenty or thirty
persoDs in the crowd who attacked Blsnchets house
As many Of them as could be Identified were arrested
the pext DAY. and held 10 81 the next Term Of
the Grant County Court 20 the charge Of al attempt at
assassineiion.
The Blsnch tia are in humble cir umstsnces but are
people Of Il highest responsibility AID their daughter
ia one Of the most beautiful and accomplished young
ladies in Kentucky. lCyrihisna News
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME DER. r. TRAINS LEAVING NEW-YORK

TIME OF r. X. TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK
HUDSON RIVER ROAD Depot cor wsrrea St ,n4 Bd"s@
see a m.-snssn Way snd Al Passenger station.
iS E @ Sis MI II ' .,. sa ''''
TSs.s,.sS. t:. md s'9es, all 'oO''
400 p m-sns Passenger all station,
~ Wv ., f. s,SS; :. ,,.,os.
sDP m-IhroOsA fresA, .hi Emsr,n, all stations.
HARLEM ROAD depot, oO,oot WHIT. and ,u.-s>,
s,gS aleroo iran WIN Bridge sai al ,ts Dad wss Plau
.@s N -c,o,o. ~. Way T,slH, AZ .i,uoa,
IS o' W Wss Fs s nG $50 go .si Ssv
NEW HAVEN ROAD depot. Broadr,y AM c.anl.r.stl
100 m -Acooars dsion through al .suona
sSo' @-ho,ss EiP . 1s ,ns ~. os
500 %-RosioS E,SI's.. ss%1,a SS:ra.i n.,l.:eos
go, -.esoar.od,eoo TA1o .,.,.o .a;,'soss
oI6p n-Pou Chester sVsc., ssIsuou' to Port Chester
LONG ISLAND Ro,D-rpepo. south Ferry. D,oos5.l
1900 r =, ., :. . S . Sss
80 m. s.aun,i,le. a :,:,i,o. 70 ryms.i.'
sss m-J,mscs, al ,s-boO. J.m.ss.
Monday :, Go IA. N, matnE al ne stops
ERIE ROAD [Dsp9t loot Of Da,o. .s-s. North R''cI
$40 a. N -Bsa.o DaaI~i Erpge.s, eb-f '.los'
noo n-chs,so E'pre.' elnei'sl st',io% e.,
% E. s. 6s .2S ~. 9i Dss ~ As sos
66sR m-EzlsTaH, nearly al s1ton'
Nyw JERSEY RoAp-CBepot foo, Of coarAndt street al
a n
Lola m Erpres. Tkro1ss, principal stsbons
iaO0 IN A Through, all statOas
SSOp m Bruns~iet, al stations 10 Nsv Brun-rt
~ al and R1pfsss Through, primo "a sl4t-As
N - New Brungwsk, an stations
eOo o. m.-N1h aud Erpre.s Ihrough. principal stations
sac m se~ 8raasviok. all stauons
TraHs Rshrsy leave I'D l0ll m 10 m, 3s0 s.
Trans or IeaTe yearly han hour
NORRIS AID Essex ROAD 100, Of cour,a4st n
IA Hackeustogn Passenger, al stahonA
n NJ. snd Mlbnrs Accommodations, al ssuon,
19Os N -H sck-,tstovn Passenger, all stations
$40 NJ hOfnsto-n Accommodation. all stations
NEW JERSEY CENTRA ROAD fDeDot Per No. sorth Rvs)
TNam-To p interneta ate st3toas.
- n somerytle. ell silirya,
3 m 81 st.tons.
4sOp n-someryLe al s,t.nu,,
CAMDEN AND kHBOH R0AD.-[Dep0, Per so. l. Battery
6COa NJ h1nde phA Through, al stAiSons
m "a ara % Phfsd1f1ha, al stations
500 n-Erpress through Philadelphia pa staSoas
Em4rant Through al -stoas
a. John Poter Atlas ard Taas>o 70 Annoy
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uARRlRD.

pEEJABIN-WOOLF On Wednesday Jan ~ y tas -.
s n I.sse. Alfred BeBjsmiD 70 sophia eide" '''s"
ronis Woolf esq, Of ths city. a., q.
~. r. Dr. Van KlseoI Aonzo ~ CohSs 70 n"J'
S,uihter Of Charles W Thompson, both OF if'I'
cAMP-RYYNoLDS-At 81 Jobns ChI tI1n,. III d.
W. Camp q y, bllstA aieb' 70 ss''s' '"' "
ReISs Reyno.ds ,-t.- T.. a.
x..l' Go Walker street by TIC Rev Dt
- ". Cscji.s r. Vsa Hem Ct brooaJa
~ u,.r uoyT-In this city. OF Thursday, Jas u. ~
W WIZ ..esrssou By The Rev. DR. Beded Ffsos. A.
w., % 15ee Adele Hoy daughter a Mr. jesse BOY
1870 LUNCHEON Tharsd.y, Jss IS. by TIE kes
TSrss,si WHEY sr wsshington Yree'a,a o. - ~
- siach. SEQ, 4 New foTk
u.oIa-CLEARwAT yR-oc hoodsy, Jsa ~ ~ " W..
N D Hsssos d. D.. Ls~resos HAss q os
n :, 20 Qssxvn.er " CLat's. e. 70
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S OFFIcE-Jw.

TNITFD Stalls MAk>HALls UFFINt-JAN, e.
ARREST OF LEADING coUNTERTEIrERs-c IN
Thy ACT.
Yesterday evening officer Wm CLARK OF the seventh
Dis,rct Police. now attached 10 the Mayors offce,
with the assistance OF Luther Horton OF the United
States Marshas office. succeeded in capturing THO
Of individuals in the set Of passing counterfeit quarter
dollars upon the residents Of the Bowey and New Ca
ma street Trey had already passed some Of the coin,
ard were passing more, when they we're taken int
custody. What counterfeit coin they had upon them
was taken care Cf by Officer CLARK, and will be placed
in the han ds Of the United Saes Marshal for safe keep
ing until their examination. Some Of them are cid
bapds At this business, Their nsmes are Francis fsy
ard alias Francis Stanley, Lsurs \. Faysrd and Sarah
Ioumss. They were committed for eAa ninabon ~
Commissioner White.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

INeUEsTs By THE CoRoSER--COroDer Gamble hed
q, ms, on Friday the Ne~ York Hospital uPoa se BODY
Of Jos. ph CoSey tie ~ho sAy uiure sS says
az bv t-ins c.ushs IA the machinery OF one o. ae hNe
R.c,d Co locomotives which h- oius vale tbs oep
no,vep in rspd moon. The jury Tenicreis verdict OF
p.sb by fracture the led and other cares Academia
,cvrd Dro~.sed native Of England 81 years Of
Thes same Corener held sn inquest on board the
.s.us Satellite. Wig Inc foot Of J4ckson street EAst
o. mon the BODY Of Whlford. Il The dreules
Mo va Instantly Killed Friday morning appears tia,
Sr,,.d was erEasea spk the bucket Of the ArPump
bn large cake ice struck the paddle whes aud tie cover
~ III reservoir brown down uPon him. Tue Jury
I'D yert let Of accidental death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
Acknowledgement
WINTER RED

WINTER REpUCTIoS.-In conformity with the
Ma, We have formed proceed 20 sell sse stock 81
a., J.h WINTER CLOTHING cosuEout prices Oar sock
SIN IArre AZ complete mos; Of the desirable styles OF VIA
.r va, including a. Of PcpuA kinds o. Be.Vs Coth and
Fsrarx Rzssns Black sud CoOred Dress ana Fock Coats
h.yy and superior Business Coats all descriptions Of eessy
French Enssh ard American Cashmere Pants velvet fush
Cashmere ard Cashmere Vests. al Kind. OF BOYS CIorsSG
conpi-te assortment OF Furnishing Goods Undet."ssr'
Rob. d- Cbsnbre Shirt Lap Rohs g. This w afford an
oppotunty for all whO e DESTROYS OF pToydinga supply Of
Csthps either for this the Winter do - Per
cent less thar the current prices ID DFNLs Co,
Ne. l5s so and Do Broadway, corner OF Wsueust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
CITY ITEMS.

PRISTERs FEsTWAL.-The customary ball aud ban
que in aid of the Printers Library, will not take place
az usual the anniversary Of Franklin birthday, as
the 18th occurs this year Saturday. lecture on
Printers ard Printing will be delivered at the Clinton
Hall about the Doth, by Dr. Prime, and ball will be
held at the City Assemble Rooms on the 10th Of Feb
ruary-both in aid Of the said institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

Conversational Indignation, and a set OF resolutions
were pre.ented in little speech. They not gate
to the taste Of the tresy five SO they were referred
to Committee Of FIVE while the twenty went down
stair Entertainments. At 10 O'Clock they rea'senblei
and listened to & msjoniy and a minority report
Tie majority report dwelt upon the violation Of the
Democrac principle Of supporting the nominations of
the party while the minority directed its attention
more particularly to Mr. Forney calling him
petriot, &c, .s the man who presented the majority
report rather fpps1y said. The Club conc, ded no.
to vote Mr. Foney patriot, sud adopted the majority
report in the preamble of which be is merely termed
'sble and eloquent. The three independent Demo-
Gratis who voted for Simeon Cameron as they called
him. did no; receive the blessings of the twenty-five.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

prFEISC AcC'pEST At PUsLIc School Ameis
prsinr rhid psr~ut. reside q, No
~ set, drrsdfuy burned ys-eertAy nssnas
d. p. bio h0o h3us- in H3l.tou. Essex si~' y -
80 -e.t be7 clothes canght ere from Ia toe scnSc
rr, u.sr which ling and though the danes
- ,ui'y .he6 sh- badly bGrued thA; Der
lie . s-,rated o. attended BY DR. Sheppard Of the
p dt paseni and lien tAkea 10 tie fesieE- II aei p.
reuF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
TAdVertlsHmenf.
Nrm-YnpI ANn HARLEM RAILROAD. In con.

sequence Of the large Fh and tor The purpose Of
,s transportation the Road the Directors have
CONC, o Nbe and Ceutre-sts At O'Clock Snd Albany
AZ 1880 m on and after MoNDtr Jan 49, 1857 until further
noce The and SiSht ExpIes. will oSunne ~
heretofore Daily Ines between Albany and New York
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

THEoDoRE EIsFELDs CLASSICAL SoIREE.--The
third of the seventh season (the ttrysixth concert
will be at Dodworths Academy, on Tuesday, Jan. 90
Mrs. Clara NJ. BrnkerhofI, Mr. J. Mol, Mr.. F. Berg
ner, Mr.. L. NJ Gottschalk, Mr.. II. Reyer, will assist
Mr.. Eisfeld The Programme; Quartet Beetho-
ven; "Ari." from "Ipbigenie' Chuck; Z" Trio Con-
certant, G. Ecker-Mr. l.. VI. Gottschalk, Messrs.
j. Noll +. Bergner, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
LAW LNT,ELLIGEECE.

sampson SmFsot lea, in addition to the bsqaes<s
mentioned in Yesterdays TRIBUNE $4,000 By the ioth
esuse Of his VIII TO the Trustees Of the Congregatoa
Of Beth Hamedrash, and 81 600 10 Columbia College.
the testator's alma mater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
Advertisement.
CRFaM "A pOmads for

fyipe the Hair highly peumed superior French article
imported aud Tor half the price For dressing LAde. Hair
has no equal giving bright, glossy appearance. IL
Grutlemsus Hair curl IN the most natural manner IL
moves pauuf always giving the Hair the appearance Of being
f.hy Price only 81 cents None genuine unless
.i.nei FETRiDcE Co. Projectors OF the Balm OF Thou
ssnd Flowers" For sale az sl Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

COMMITTED OsIBE CHARGE OF P2RJCRY-A case
battery tried before the Court Of Sessions
yesterday The compai witness a. CA'hA5ine
and the irndan baker named George OTs@ Sne time 10
September ss the baker assaulted the complainant "n IoAi
Of br,sd with which be knocked her down and aufed her 80
severely that she clear Of the effects 10 this day
Defendant. father placed the stand and 'Tors mat
tie had said that she committed tho hf't a'ssai D
ssppir III, .0 IN the face Til. we'd the rebut
Attorney moved that the witness Levi. OA~ % 70
On hs cSs 5 Of RsqIy 1gd s. M ,6 a Ave ay s
EJECT perjury too prevalent practice IN Saf az ssus
TIE witness Giw subsequentlJ admitted % s" 'a
The dsien SaSt Gssw was convicted Of assault and
tened 20 tie Peueltary for thirty days
DISCHARGED FROM CUsToDY.-Wllian G. Hyde,
WHO was arrested some days for sr.Ed lleeuY on tue
comta, Of Tboms. Fox yesterday brought sfor hs
Court Of Sessions and discharged from custody the ortHd
jury having found ~ bll against him.
FPozrs TO DEaTH.-A woman, pane unknown,
VA. found ee4h IL Grand avenue near me rAfoa1
sFasy TsIsss HeI p-a1 Sss., w. sd b. Cor
Oa.g Rs5dnE aUd verdict scc0riancs rendered Doe
appeared Be Irish u medium sts tafk bif s1d
GIesssd Ia isht CALICO dress
FELL DEAD N The SrREET.-A ooiored man. sup
posed 10 have been re.tcn: Of ~eekys fell Iowa dead
fulton avenue Bedford yesterday noninE
tia; the Of biz 1sess waE Of the 1ecsAss' e
The COtJGer Tas EO..hed % hold Al lnques;
CHasCEs on TIE PoLicR-Tbe following changes
made IN the Poke force q tae Tsnth WT4 Ys.Iray
Thomas Meed.n IN psce Of l,A. T. Holmes James heir
pl.re OF G@orss l. Hseker- James Csni ~ HA1S o.
Joba Eesbi Thos acP,, Place u Too. Sorre,' " z.
Of wis X Kyar.. Ed~rI Brown, n ps.cs 't ra'ms
S..soa.
RF1Tfytsa SroLxs GooDs.-ThemA Clark. here
tofre COO ,irted - Court ,.soa. 90 u, shase Of ~
eivnI .toes rCsds srssosa Ys'ssj All ssn'ssss1s
t5s rss..,s.ia,J t2S t'st s'z"~|
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IAdYertisement

IAQVeTtissment
MEADE BROTHERS. -PHoTOGRAPHs taken daily.
Arctic Ship REsoLUTH.
Mrs McM,HOs
and 1000 other Pictures to be- in the Galleries.
No 239 Broadway,
Four doors shove the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

There are some members Of the Common Council
who seem to think that because they are Of the polt
csl majority there need be no investigation into any
subject they may propose, and 80 they write resolu-
ons involving the nos. important interests and move
their adoption before the ink is dry not even condo
.cendng word OF explanation. Fortunately, if FIVE
members object to psper tiles ill the next
session Had Not been for this rule nice little oper
alton in the form OF stage route would quite probably
have gone through Board las. night in ess than
three minutes. After the objections which postponed
H. the facts leaked ont that it had been all arranged;
that the Democratic members had been sent for per-
sonsly by a certain influential offcial-one Of those
who 90 into Office without character and come ont
rich-and although nobody had asked for stage
route, nobody heard of anybody who wanted one, It
was fine thing for our ftiends) highly necessary
for speculatiOnl and handy TO have in the house. II
taxpayers keep watch Of the present Common Coun-
Gil they must not be too attentive to the working ma
jorty in the Chambers but keep sharp eye upon the
Mayors Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

CRowDISG BRoADwAY.-A movement is on foot in
the Board Of Councimen to establish a stage route
from Twenty third street down Lexington avenue, lr-
wing place and Broadway to the South Ferry. This
seems to be entirely speculative movement. Lex
reton avenue is but few steps either way from lines
of cars and stages. The effect OF such line would
be to add greatly to the obstruction of Broadway
while the projectors can hardly hope to make money
unless by selling out to the established Broadway
cofnpanes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
IAdyertisemeutl

CNTION.-Coughs, Colds and Ahectlons OF the
Lungs prevail among people extent wholly unknown
In Furcpe and il neglected, often dangerous
form WlsrAss BALsAN or WILD CHEEKY Is TINS remedy in
such Cazes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17
Advertisement
Tr.s-Tur CINToy TEA COMPANY have

hand ever variety Of TEAS for Grocet Tea Dealers and pH
waite NOTWITHSTANDING Ooons and Young Hyson from 2ac
TO l0c; GunpowdeT aud Imperial from Dc to S-L other
qualities equally low Also So boxes Of good Family Tea for
one dollar Call and exsmne-No rs Chathsmst between
Pearl and Rooseyclt-sts.
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TAdvettise
Gas Wnrks for

Gas Works for villages and cities. or large pri-
vat. on p,ss recently perfected aud warranted
superior 10 =. other. simplicity, safety and eODomy See
advertisement in this paper.
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Advertisement

PIP. POR- POR POR- TRMTYPES and-a-a-and Pho
Pho Pho taken BY HOLMES for aud
81 Leo daily at No 80 Broadway By the steam prOeeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

THI CoNMusIosERs OF PoLIcE.-This Board met
in the Mayors Office Yesterday afternoon to try the
case of Capt. Russell Of the Thirteenth Ward, charged
with unbecompg conducts but owing to the absence OF
Mr.. RS counsel further postponement was grated
til next Tuesday. The Mayor and City Judge were
present, and both signied their intention of proceed
ing with the case next week, whether the Captain
was prepared with counsel or not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-17

STILL WATERS KUN DEEP Will De performed
both THIs AFTERNOON sud THIs EvESNG At b.rpum's Mu
seumtbe best Dsma and the most sound and whole
lanEusge-supported BY company OF Aists
IL every wy equal 20 s perfect representation
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HERRINGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF
srss Nos 1876 Isl and lSe Wster,; and No MursJ'st
New-YOTk-
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Tvs CoURrs-1he Hudson County Coarts we're
ergsget yesterday u the trss shss
ff hsve h,tn q 'Pocia pui; Interest. fbs ct tha lss
prop rioo ~ tie roee mree q Je',ey Cy has b>cn
oned before he GAne Jury esis toe sf ths, srsax
eHOr' being made to nec' Aoss who ssas h1sSs villa
AMI a license.
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THEATMcALs, &c, IL EuBoPE.-Mr. and Mrs
Barney Williams are reeDgaged at the Dublin aud
Royal Theater.
Catherine Hayes WAS at Dublin, corcertizing under
the direction of Mr. Mitchell, the wel-known Opera
Librarian Of London.
Gen Tom Thumb is holding leyees at the Regent
Gallery, Quadrant, London
Ira Adrdge the colored tragedian, has been play
ing bred with great success at Belfast.
Charlotte Cushman is in I,aly, whence she will EN-
bark for the United States, probably.
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TWLSII-IIyE SrsPArHIEs FOR FoESET.-The De
mocratic Union Club called meeting last evening at
the Mercer House TO express its dnaou al the de-
feat Of Foney in The recent election of Senator in
Pany lysnia. Twenty-Five members were present
SPecea II. Cooe &c TIE chair. There was considerable
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EEW-JER&EY IT,El6S

OpD PTLiows CEIEURATioS.-Hudser Lssgs.
NJ Il ird- or Of Osd Piis u J-rsey
City hid it. fosr;ecuta nay Pak as l..t
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