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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-29
A2Q-NIt
The STATE OF Iowa, ! &C
M1rscAr1NE CnrNTY. ~

NCSCAl1Nh NOcN141
vylO Michael Overbaw n. Sir, You are hereby
/ notified that on the 7th day of May, A. D.
1857, William a. Woodward filed in tho Office of the
CT Of the District Court Of the State of Iowa Pe!i-
ton claiming Of you the present possession of he east
half of Lot No three, (a) m Block No. seventythres
(73) situate in the City of Muscatine, County Of
Muscatine and State OF Iowa. alleging that be Is
the owner thereof in fee, and acknowledgement for
tho possession thereof n': costs. And you are far.
ther mott fed that you wee returned "not found,
and that On order of publication was duly taken
Now, unless you appear aud answer to said Petition
On or before the First day Of the next term OF said
District Court, Judgment will be rendered a6ains'
YOU rs prayed for in said Petition.
fa27-w1 D CLOUD. Atty for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE:

NOTICE.
vIlHf partnership heretofore existlns between tn
John. has this day been dssolvsdDy mutual conssy
The business will heBceforthbe conducted BY Ads n
Oeilvie at the same place, corner OF Third strees
an1 Ao"' = ADAM % ILvlF,
WIN. ST. JOHN
April Is, 1s57-js ioth-sm
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TO AGUE SUEfEIsEIsS!

CovEIL's BEBEERlNE MIXTURE is the best Agu
remedy in the world. 1t not only breaks the Chill
but it eradcates every vestige Of the disease from
one voice in declaring it almost infalible. Procure
a bottle of it-take it according to the directions
and you may rely ON being cured. For sale here b,
all Druggists and b. the rroprietors.
Ii. A. PORTER i BROTHER,
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FARM FOR SALE

r WILL sell tho farm where now reside, three
fourths of q mile from Muscatine, containing
~ acresof Prairie and So of Timber. Also, heiu,
and lot in Mtvernon. Terms easy.
L. w. II. BRENT:
August %, 1856 wifi
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NOTICE.

NOIICE.
A LII persons bating unsettled actotnts or Note
II LONGER standing than so days will please ca ii
and pay Of suit will be immediately entered againi
DUNsM0RE / CHAMBERS.
Aug. 2Y-daw 4w.
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- CHICAGO, Aug. %.
Flour $6a$6,25. Wheat - Spring $la
81 ,o3, red 81 l4a$l ,22, white 81 ,25. Corn
6Sa70c.9 Oats 33a35c. Barley 7oa75c. Rye
o0a65c. Potatoes 3Sc.
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TikE. MARKETS.

...... NEW York, Aug. 25.
Flour-$6a$S,4 40 for entire range of wes-
tern brands. Wheat 81 ,20a$l,7 70. Corn IS
cents. Oats 6la63c.
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CITY SHOOTING
JOB S II D p

rs the place wher, you can have. all kinds s
i BLACE-SNIEHlNG and HORSE-SHOEING
done to ordor and on the shortest no lice,
Our friends in particular and the public ID gen
eral are respectfully Invited to cal and give Us 4
trial and see what We can do. We warrant all
our work. 80, =,
ROGERS 4 HIGGINS;
Cor. Sd and Mulberry s., oppostethe Court House
MUsCATINE, IOWA.
/. A. ROGERS. J. H. AIG GINS.
augl5-dtfan3m
TO. ALL WHO ARE BUILDING!
T HAVE On hand good assortment Of Sash,
/ Doors, Window Blinds, Glazed Windows and
Wall Paper, which am Offering for sale cheaper,
than ever before offered in this market, at No. l9
Iowa Avenue. opposite The banking House Of Isett
Do not mind What an, body TELLS you about the
quality Of my articles, but come end examine for
yourselves. ind yen will be satisfed that I, keep
Tho best articles and sell cheaper than any ore ii
this place. d. CouCA.
L Muscatine, July 25-tf
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
3 The STATE TATE OF Go Iowa. IS.

MUsCATINE COUNTY,
mo william Chittick. Sir You are reby no.
| titled that there il now on file, in tho office Of
tho Clerk Of the Dis rc' Court in Muacatine County
Petition Of James Chttick claiming Of you and OF
the other heirs at law of George Chittck deeeass
the partition Of the following Real Estate In esd
County, viz.-Ths West Half of the North Vast
Quarter Of Section Ten (10) and tho East half Of
the North East Quarter Of Section Nine ~ in town
ship Seventy seven (77) North Of Range one o.
East and that unless Won appear, and answer there'
to, On or before the 18th day OF October A. D. 1851
that being tho first day Of the next term at said
Court, default will be entered againet you, and
judgment will be rendered aRaint you thereon.
COOK, DILLON 4 LINDLEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ST.. LOUIS, Aug. q

ST. Louis, Aug. q.
Flour $5a$6,l5. Wheat-inferior and COM
mon SOC, spring 95ca$l, red 81 ,06a$l, 10 IL,
white ST., l5a$l ,2S. Corn 55a65c. Oats 35a
SIC. Barley 75ae5c.
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NEW FsRRY.-By the terms Of tie cor

New FsRRY.-Dy the terms Of tie contract
recently entered into between the city and Mr..
Fisher, by which he obtains the charter for ten
years, re is required to put new boat, capable
cf carrying from IL to Is teams, by the list
OF April next. The rates Of fvrriage are also to be
reduced.
MELoSs.-The market is glatted with
water-meoiis and musk-melons, the best of which
do not sell at more than ten cents. Our friend and
subscriber, W. G. Williams, of Muscatine Island,
brought a watermelon to town to-day which weigh
cd DC pounds. Who can beat it? Mr.. W. will &C
cent our thanks for one Of bis huge "vegetable
FRUITS
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New ORLEANS.

Superine flour $5,775aS6, extra $6,50a
$6,75. Prime red wheat 3la$l, 25. Oats
45a5Oc. Raw whisky CSC.
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Wzndo,n Kinds.

~ L7ItIVW OIE1GOCs
4 GOOD assortment Of Window Blinds from
"A sxl0 to l0x16, always On hasd .t No: l9 Iowa
Avenue. H. COUCH
nay37
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PRESS FOR SALE.

In consequence of enlarging our paper, we havs
Washington pattern, Of size large enough to print
a seven column paper. 1t cost, three years ago
$3.50 at the foundry, but will be sold now for 5000
cash in hand. Also, Foster press, suitable for Il
six-column paper, Price, sl75. Address
JOHN MAHIN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DUBLlC Notice il hereby given that Cecilia
+ Ricketts,, wife of the late II W Ricketts, decas-
ed, has, this day, bsen appointed by the County
Court Of Muscatine county, Administrative upon the
estate of SAID H " Ecketts.
laugh w3w%1 CECILIA RICKETTS,.
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RIVER news.

!
Freights and passage between this port and st
| Louis remain without material change. Freight
| IS cents per cwt. cabin passage $6a7,50.
! BUSINESS AT ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat of the
on the levee. There were fifteen arrivals, including
| boats with good cargoes from several points
| Weather cool and pleasant.
TIE OE1o.-.This river is reported falling at all
points, but in good navigabie condition. Business
| dull but revival looked for in a few weeks. We
there have been 600 tons Of freight shipped from
| that point by the river, by S55 boats.
J. p. IwRRD.-This steamer, which has latterly
been running packet between Paducah and St.
Louis, was sunk 'ast Friday. One deck hand was
! drowned. The cargo is total loss, and it seems
possible to ra, Sc the boat She struck the wreck
of the MENTOR at the foot Of Goose Island, which
! was the cause Of Der disaster. -
! Fregh s from Cincinnati to St: Louis; ruled on
the l4th at Zoe per 700 lbs for heavy freight, 35c
| for dry goods, and zoe per Dbl for whisky.
| PERSONAL BEAuTy.-It will be generally conceded
that there feature Of the face which adds more
to its attraetiveress than the teeth, when they
| even, white and healthy; or which on the other
hand detracts more seriously from its beauty when
they are not sound and in good order. Even if all
the other features Of the face are fautles and the
| teeth are d scolored unclean, how unpardonaby
Negligent and even repulsve the possessor appears
to ali refined and discerning people. And the re-
mark is often made, that there are many; even
plain faces, to bo met with every day; which are
rendered really attractive and charming by the
beauty and cleanliness of the teeth alone. Anc
nothing adds SO much to the freshness and iuvenily
OF appearance the preservation Of this beautiful
feature.
Aiiiong the best articles offered to tie public TO,
the cdre and presentation Of, the teeth; is hnques
tionably the Crienta. Tooth. Wash; prepared By
Messrs. Joseph Burnett & Co.,; Trehioht Street
This unique preparation contains new and impor
tan properties, and since its introduction Into Use
it has received the sanction and secured the patron
age Of many distinguished physicians and dentists
In addition to ts efficacy in cleansing and arrastins
decay of the teeth, and promoting healthy cohdi
tIbh of the gums; it has the recommendation pecu
liar to itself, Of being delicously aromatic in it
odor; and so agreeable to the taste, that some
times finds it hard to refrain from drinking Il
whichever it is opened for use. 1t fills the palat
with a sensation the most novel and pleasing, ane
imparts to the breath, particularly after smoking
most deli ghtful fragrance.
Eurnett's Oriental Tooth Wash Il in fact a neF
revelation in the d'ntal art; and We risk little il
saying that it will eventually find place th'
toilet stand Of every lady and genleman who knows
how appreciate the skill and research which have
been bestowed in order to bring it to Perfection
/ Boston journal.
For sale BY J. E Graham, at SIC per bottle: Sc,
advsr'is ment in another column:
aug27 DAWN q,
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A?4-w4Y
CANDY FACTORY.

WESTERN CANDY FACTUkY.
EACTORY on Market-st., between 9Th and 18th
ST. LOUIS, MO:
H. G. BONN CO. formerly Walter Bohn]
manufacturers Of all kinds Of plain and fancy stick
CANDIES, sugar pluma, fne almonds, gam drops,
jujube paste, rock candy, chocolate, syrups &c 3D.
which We have always on hand and CITE: for sale.
me- We ore prepared to offer superior induce
nen,s that will satisfy all who will give US their
orders. Aug39wlm
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proved TO what they were last season. In place Of
broken-down fences and dilApiis,ed dog-oice with
sny amount Of filth within the incosure, everything
now wears rest and comfortable appearance as far
as q dog pound can be supposed possible Of maintain
ing, and no person passing would suppose that an es-
Establishment of the kind vas kept there. new pine
fence come ten feet in hight handsomely painted
hides the operations within from the public gaze and
a long line Of suitable sheds keeps the and rain Off
the qusdiupeds while they are suffering their proba
ton in the hands Of the pound-keeper.
Mr.. X. W. Sampson, the same person who had
charge Of the pound last year, has the care OF the
yard. Mr. A. Conner assists Mr. s. in his duties
The former stated that rabid dog, the first of the
sesson which showed unmistakable symptoms of hy.
drophoba, wa brought in few days ago. He was
picked up in one Of the downtown streets, and few
minutes AFTER being brought into the Office while the
boy was getting his pay the dog began to oth at the
mouth erked away from the boy snapped at the legs of
the table upon which Deputy CoDDor had taken refuge
and finally undertook TO scramble up the wall Of the
building, when Mr. Sampson knocked him on the head
and gave him his quietus. Sometimes he says, it is
difficult for him TO tell whether dogs mad not
when they brought ir for they harasssd by
boys and choked with strings about their necks they
seem to have fts or if they not mad they cannot
be far from it. In the instance mentioned the rabd
state of the animal apparent that all cerned
were afraid for their lives.
The following table shows the number of dogs re.
ceived since the opening of the books on the 18th Of
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su,d.x ,.r., . nar.erspA 10 the following effect:
SUNDAY PoP' Y1s., r.. very offensive individual who
h.. s,s tsd s !. Soo.sper w.: Thessr VI. Be re-
placed fy some who knows now '" 'eH''e A"e" A
civilized hum an being"
WrI,vr.nce Bsrdsn, the gentleman at whom these
ave aimed is an old resident Of this city and has
g. ,bs Al, wears lsst past acted as doorkeepet at Wal
isct. Tbese r ard other popular places of rescr.
ner,o,al acquaintance with him for several years has
d.ve,oped none of the offensive qualities severely
above referred to. On the contrary, we have ever
found bin 20 exceedingly gentlemenly and oblgiog
that we cannot but believe II at come personal pqus
has influenced the insertion of paragraph which does
20 great injustice to an un offending individual.
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TIE REV. Mr.. SPrAR-VIsIr TO The ToABs.-
The Rev. Chas. Spear, the "prsoners friend paid
visit 10 the Tombs Saturday, and conversed with
many Of the inmates. He represents the Prison as
one unfit for any reformaory purposes whatever and
states that laree portion of The inmates are young
men. This he imputes to several causes: l. Evil
company; 2 Want Of a suitable home; 3 Gam.
bling houses Drinking saloons; ). Indifference of
merchants and others to the moral Wlfare Of their
clerks. Mr.. Spea has spent the last 20 years of his
life in visiting prisoners and aiding discharged prison.
err He will visit the Islands and Sing Sing the pres.
ent week
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EXCITEMENT os BOARD TIE H,rScHBAcK.-A per-
feet stampede Of the passengers occurred on board OF
the ferry-boat Hupchback, on her do ~nf trip at D
o'clock. When i'll the middle of the bay near Guar'
an,ine the steam began to elyeop the promenade
deck ard the shreks attending its escape caused a
general fright among the lady passengers When they
were quieted it ascertained that the packing as 1t
is called in the cylinder composed of raw cotton and
wooden cloths, had been blown out by reason of the
boiler being too much heated The sound of the steam
escaping continued till the boat got TO Tompkinsye
dock, when the damage repaired and she eontin-
ued her trip as usual. For little while the stampede
was general women rushed down stairs at the rick of
their necks and nearly everybody was looking around
for the me ans Of his her salty The sounf Of ruh-
ing steam frightened horse attached to zig on the
boat and he was with difficulty restrained from rush
ing overheard.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

We have BY way Of England news from Rio JaneirO
oJuly 8 Bahia July and rersmogco lst6 ., .hon,
A Rio coffee s, si s sstpy improved ~ Flour 10 short
iVV rsis' h;nher prices demanded, but business
s supP.yS a1 E,e I on London, PA.
hm'eu ~ British gunboats had arrived at Rio,
ENRIQUE ,osmbuco prices Of sugar continued high
-, az unchanged. Freights nominal.
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The Foreman of Engine Company No. 8 states that
his Company was not in any way concerned in the
fight in Nassau street on Saturday evening, although
it was at the fire.
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CORRECTION.

To he Edffor u The ". J. Tfibnne
SIR: The statement in your paper OF to-day, chsfE-
No Engine Company th being engaged 10 the fight
the # Nassau and Fulton STREETS Saturday evening
last incorrect the sad Company In ,-ne1
therein BY correcting the said statement you will much obies
Company who have always endeavcrd 20 do their daty
promptly, and without recourse to the shoulder"
august II, 1857. LANE.
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Found Drowned The body Of an unknown man
supposed 10 have been drowned on Saturday evening
while bathing at the foot of Forty first street. East
River was Yesterday found in the water near Forty.
.econd street The clothing which is supposed 70
have belonged to deceased was found upon the pier
at Forty.6rst street. 1t consisted Of brown cloth
pants, blue overalls pamleaf hat and, &c. In ono
e the pockets Of the clothing al envelope In
dored WIN. G. Benjamin, No. 227 East Twenty first
treet. The CooDers notified, and an nques! will
be held upon the body this morning.
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CITY ITEMS.

KAssAs.-Over Holden has been appointed Com
missioner Of Deeds &c, for Kansas, by Gov. Walker
and will be pleased to see the friends Of Kansas at his
office, No. Ill Broadway.
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Advertisement.
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH.

The latest and striking movement In PHoroGRAsHs ID
illustrated BY the Imperial Photograph eIhbss aud uASs
BRApY's GALLERY. No. $50 Broadway.
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con plete and perfect
Its principal exeeneaciss
ar. those Of unnsu sze sboste 6nh absolute socurcys
form and heness and entire durability 1t 10 psodsceA -
Az IMMENSE CAMERA,
one the largest the world few inusss only arc readsA
IN rom plrts the sitting Since ts Introduction Mr. BRADY -
received visit. many of the distinguished m.s Of ~
country , ,.
Of whom beish this Gallery In addition to the ies
ia. Merzotsts his collection contains g.ss number Of sss-
mems in oil color and pastel Persons pessesns
DlGUE.xEorYrEs OF DECEASED FsirSDs.
may obtain copies any coloed and finished - perfectly
a. II taken from life. Duplicate copies readily Pro1see1
'~'1' FAxiLrs on CLrss
DESTROYS Of utechsDsnr Portraits will receive espsa ct
ACADEMY on University CLASSES
Pkotosrsphed on liberal terms
SOUTHERN AID WESTERN VISITORS
If, New York are especially solicited To pay the Gallery Ns
Thsv will srd /, repository Of Po rata including thsss q
most Of the di.tias sishsi In the country. The
AssRorYfE
offered those vhs desire portraits at nsderse po'
&, Enthusiastically s.d may Be. completed I'D tsvsssd
IN few minutes. The
both OF M BRAprs Oeeflss-Ne' c1 ef~s~~eye
x., houp.s,,. sssos saa No ~ Broadway. cor Vsss-
It. The lowsr Gallery viii be found csasssasnsJ scees
business mes and persons 1t down tswn hssis
sPEcIxss PHerssaAsD
say b. sesn ct he prssiyd Thesters and Heels
IAdvsnssmsptl . - xoe
"FREDRICKs's TEMPLE OF AIT -N"' W.
and 51 Prosdw.y opposite h.tol0st.as t hs s,t
ISas,fs P. and Aau''' By T'''''ss'
eesps Of Psridss srttss IL. vLd.. stvts
news.vsIy,ys and AnsnorYrss 10 osots . A., ..
Gsrn o., fon 4 On. TO ~ p m, ana Thsh " W DS~
ton Of the public
a fAdvsrtisemept
MI, ,,.;oned INSPECTORS and SEALERS a.
the " uy.su,gs 10 the City Of Newyort, having ksA
eGnr Ar, prssed hear tes q the supesss
" o spufsrtured by Msssrs vAasAHEs
cs and 40 eheeuly mmend them 10 he Pubic - u
eeVV,.,s,et W.ishits Machines 10 u,e.
psLrH TsEssLY, in,pestor on Weights end hseIsss
riue Dsstrse
Thomas II. WAINWRIGHT. Insp~ctos second D!sthe1
ALLYN T. SiNoss, Deputy Iuspectos tust Dtsts1oe
GEORGE KARR sesler First District
JoeA II. EhsRET, Sesef fcoond District
tAdvsss1ssoentl
DISEASES Of the Lungs, Liver. kldneya 0S.s
e. 70 b. sepdsysd incapable o, pertoenlnS = ~ TSS~
sstlscsny nIsstsssien s On tAs subject sssy " " A'
NJ, . Hi1as Heuss, NAsv.
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by berg over at the Of Tenth street. and
Second avenue bya wagon. Coroner Conasry held
an inquest upon the bedy. and the occurrence having
been shown to have been unavoidable on the part q
the crver, the Jury rendered verdict of sccidest
death"
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Total per week to week ending August Ia:
Grand Total.

Orand 'i
The following is statement Of the number OF dogs
received during the respective dog seasons since the
operipg Of the pound in 1851:
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The drowning takes place evey other day at sun
down. Saturday nights dogs TO be drowned. with Fri
day s. would be about 100. The apparatus for drown
ing has been described in this paper.
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.J KsPECTORs and SEALERS az


DISEASES Of tho Lunss, Liver, Kidnsyt Dc:
b. cured rnless the dsssssd oysa - ssc0c .s
ssHslsotnsy Isstnten % On " subject sssy ~ As''
Ne, nvAs Heuss, NAsv.
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Fonerrr.-Oficer GlHsys, Ofths Merchants 10,
lice, yesterday morning srre<ted young l.s' ~
Isadore Adler, eliza Wo6nger, ehafseo WIN '0's'As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

P,cKPooKETs.-Yesterday afternoon. az an old LADY
named Ja,e Is. Lownd, was passing through Hudson
street two colcred men approached and while one OF
them io.tl-d violently against her. the other snstched
from her hand leather bsg. Both then took to their
heel. and nsie of a. soon as possible, the cd lady
meantime screcuirg stop thief" Officers Aldenson.
Qua1dle apd Winyngbam, Of The Ninth Precinct,
hst ppipc TO he near at hsnd and hearing lie trouble,
started in rur.uit of tie negroes, and finally over
bauled them in a stable on HudSon rtrest, whittier
they had fed With view Of escaping. The thieves
were conveyed to Jefferson Market, where they gave
their rames as Jacob Meyers ard John Williams.
Justice Flsndresu locked them up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

Boy Drowned AT MoTr HAvEs.-On Friday laxt
boy six years DID, by the name of Hyatt, fell into The
Harlem River head frst and was drowned. His hst
was found floating in the water and as he failed 10 Ne
Turn home. q search instituted, which resulted IN
finding his body half buried in the mud, head down.
ward
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IAdvsrsssmspt1 =. 20
FREDRICKs's TEMPLE OF AIT w. ~

and 5y7 Pro.dvsy, opposite hstoeoht.s hoe s,.
HILLo1ypEs su peHor 70 ssy maze 70 . Z, ve,sasuSs
PHoToGRAPBs In OH rssseI ~"
eesps Of Psrisss artists ,a.,., stvis
puoIoe Ipgs 10 Isdia TAX, rn1sAs ~
basrIssr.TYrss and Axs.orrrs' SS s.s, IA II. ,
Gallery opsu from = On. 10 - w. 49,
ti,n Of the public.
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nov Pr. Ovrn AND KlLLEp.-John kesrmSo,
boy seven yeAn Of age. whose pafsa1 -. s.o.;vad
go First avenue, died yesterday from n9'''''
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ASsAPPrR-uP OF UscossrBERED TRHLEs.-Jacob
Schweiber the steyedore WHO was arrested On S.ur'
day right for stealing several household articles from
Bis fec. lodgers, he making his escape out OF
The Quarantine nclo=ure, will be tried by jury a. D
O'Clock 90 Tuesday afternoon, at the TomPkinsVlle
Court House. before Justice Deforest. Scbwener goes
By the name of DR.. BurdeD amo6g his comrades
tall, raw.bored German, Who cannot speak Essi'u.
The Justice /. determined to make an example OF o'
st.vedores who, instead Of guarding properly I.'
comes under their hands, fall to and steal tnem'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

FELosIoUs AssAuLT.-Elias Burke was arres'ea
yesterday, charged with stabbing one W. hawuon III
the back with some sharp instrument, ihhicuog
sey ere but Lot dangerous wound. appears tha' tue
parties got into some alteration III Laurens street,
which resulted as above stated. Justice flahdreau
CON mitted the accused - pri-on.