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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

e., .nnnosed desires. And the School OFF,
GERS Of the several Wards were To- Do Hlsnosrs
f IN. Board of Education; were TO hays IN ther local
organization the eXclusi, controi oi tho evening,
well a. the day schools, within lie Jurisalcuohi anu
we're 10 appoint whoever they pleased az teachers
ard nurchase supplies as they chose, without oeng
embarrassed 10 ther action by the general rules and
regulations" OF central Board. Tue teachers were
tckl.d with the prospect of reduction IN tneir hourS
of sbor The appetite seekers was snarpeneu
by the arrangement for new deal. Ana tne most
who stand ready to furnish all the supplies when can
he made way with were offered the opportunity VI
breaking down the obstacles which are now IN Lheif
path II is credtabe 70 our city that, win an these
fen ptstions TO the interests desires OF indVdualS
/ but a scanty support recruited tor the OIL.
Your Committee sought hearing before the Com,
mittee OF the Assembly having the bill In charge so
were listened to at length and with patience Inc aus
tuctiys features Of the bill wero fully exposed anu
under.tood, not a single member OF the Legislature
raised his voice in favor Ut its passage.
Three courses Of action were presented 10 the AZ
nbly Committee, viz: |. The rejection OF the bii
2. Its passage; or, 3. The adoption ct suos.tul'
providing for Commission to examine the Scuoo
Sysem aud report notifications oil inc law loi 'r az
ton OF The next Legislature The last OF these ai'r
ns,;ves va. ndop,ed. aud bill to that effect was pre-
nar and passed into law copy whereof lie hefsl'
annexed. go, ,o,, Com
The passage Of this law was favored by your Wv
mttee Ia various Ways, prncipally by ase.; . !.
the newspaper prejudices had been eIci.ea
the School ~ stem and especially against sn were
Of Education. These stacks, IN man! " o,Ssr m
mounted by persona disappoBtnen's, VI " =, tne
p.o,iIv motiyes They were more nu.ae'. o.
,ie Of the in,r, duction Il this bill lnt" inc Jp
| Jouht,s s for the purgose OF siding vs. pesr,,, IA
edi,or. nnhIrhipe he articles were t,;.,. ,hs,
] cey,d themselves by those 70 WHO'S 'o"'t''''-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

DISASTROUS Conf l6RArIoH IN CuIcAGo--
si2s COO LOSs--O3e OF the disastrous and vide
srres5rr oondsgrsors that visited this city, broke
,ai N sabbath morning last about half part two ocio
stable on the alley leading from State 70 Clark, be-
tween Monroe and Adams streets II spread rApi lily to
he adjoining buildings, which stables and shops
and extsnded 70 Adams the south, where de
soyed the two story ed dee occupied by the New
e q society, and BY kr. SHOWS school I. extended
p H. hyhe In ashes three residences fronting Monroe
kreei The greatest scene OF destruction was on State
street, Dent q the block, which entirely laid In ruins
leaving landing only the buildings both on Adams
and Monroe streets The buildings destroyed were The
xse three story wooden building ID BY Aid Hsrrs
Known formerly ~ the Irving House, also reya wooden
rame oudirgs lorih Of The alley occupied stores and
resi- fences in the upper stories North the alley on
sase syaet, several fEe residences or Neesrs Tiffany
Gilnon, TaIcoi Rirn and others, destroyed. The
so:al loss mus. reach nearly Sl26 ooo-CAiaoo Pres,
C-sche IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

yfssr OF xsw Yorh Frrsz<u % Providence.
s..ra,.. ssins comsssS No as sYssin s..ss q New
Yera arrived hare u Ole aoai.g.on train lea evening,
sesus e'cloch ne WISER wsca oonpaay, GA asse,
vAse - ben a ne sleFs al day. roeved thsS ez
Isessd gusss q ~ dspst Win - mach sr aaA cordial
y Aesss :. s.forssses delay had sss seriously inter
. rae delay beth companies rc-a.rcd 70 Railroad Hau
wAsre CApsAin Hsere Introduced hA Honor Mayor Rod.
M a1ss sss saa . rss ~
essvsd With hearty chesn-
GENTLEMEN 9uAkpiAH Engine COMPANY or NEW
eu ss You ~ei.cns e y ~ . siss
Ssss e.p.rsS VIA yoar rvn proud .unSp ..y s,sssrs
nssissase viSlus .s Si energy
a.. ]: s..s 81
depend.pi upon oheSv - Others Are upon her Our
en. her es o. our pIcspesy And thus IN
:, union c s..cs' y: Al And h. bond sa;
%. % ue vss %ss Sa
., sc oyos:y % @ your
s ::s; sss ;.ss ]; . ss'
esrs = hoash no oud obseured commercial sEy Ac
ss sou ne !A.s q .no.lsr CITY rus .hss
JAnM u frxxn. Esq resp ,nSed In behalf OF The
Twenty nnes, expressing The thanks Of the company fos
NE eloquent welcome extended 70 then, and CIV
wan whom he wa associated. he alluded 70 the com
ne cssl gloom tbs; darkened our common sun, but
which shSrId be allowed to make leu cordial the
Ssp OF be hand Of rriendshp. The devoted and SELF.
Acrhcing life OF Q fireman adverted 20, with elo
mont a.uion TO The gallant Herndou whs, with certain
cath staring I'm in the face did not neglect perform
~ vhoe duly 70 The women and children who looked 70
BIN for succor and relief
Al the corciuscn or the elegant response Mr. Turner
ps Heere invited The guests 10 partake Of collation.
sbcn bad been prepared in the hail. and bic Honor giving
santwiched With warm individual greet aE. an Il when
Ne be the hail. the brief acquaintance Of the Guardians
and the Water Witches bid fair to rpen into friendship
dm, lasting aud perennial.
Al late h,ur the Water Witches sorted their guests
70 'ber qrarers n Todds Hcie where they win remain
AptI TharsdAy morn.rg
ne New York company 10 accompanied by the wash
Ng'cn ass Band, feen pecer, under the leadership OF
Ay veeder. The kx Sixes wHe out with the American
HAs Band Il would be guperfuous to say The music
~ the very best order
The Guardians, rho number nfy nine men, bring their
ecg.ro fne booking machine, manufactured by ssrboss
Brother, New York II wss housed Last night In the
Afr1or! OF tie Providence Artillery.
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rIIE FIREMEN.

A LII COnPspIBs wIsHIrg TO PARTICIPATE IN
"A the reception Of Guardian Engine Company n 90
their return FRI ther OF pleasure evealng
October IL win please serd delegate OF Psud
ing House Tome No 81 Ia Ggheenfh Seventh
avenu-, on ID urvday evening, October rs, 1885,
sAr'L MooRp seo'y. JOHN " RkTD, rovcnan.
a r A BBguLAR MONTHLY MATING or LArAY.
q ete Book and Ladder Company No. heif a. Ne runf
house on sondy evening ociob.r n 1881 ne ono~ns 70
souii unanimously adopted By the COMPANY.
Resolved That tender thanks " Oofumoan
Hook and Ladder Company No for the OF ner peann
fu bare, Which unforeseen accident q, Their aeoss
pscsd At disposal and shoud occasion oher We
II iurther
Resolved That our sincere due 70 the MEMBER
Of the above their Route manly on
nht Of the parade and whose presence may es
the passed on our spocrso
On motion resoivet that coy o. ne aoove rsson
ona be sent Columbian Hook ana LADDER Vnpsny No s
A"' DC paoh''eu IN INC W. BARroS. Foreman.
croseE w. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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VhsatIiCaI and Muaicni

BIokrwAy--Ngncy Ron xani the manager OF the popu-
Nj hoase 70 lake his nra benens 70 nirht HIS %
6csscDs comprise The ballet called " Briochno d.
SN,' and The comedy Of "FAnt Heart Never Won
SU-os GlErg The new scenic psnomme Of b.
10 which specal y directed attention yesterday
- aHo " he Dss; things OF the kind produced by
he renowned Rsvel,, announced for repetition MIS-
evening agnorins R,ua 10 open the performance with
" kaley the viyAndiefe"
so-En.-The great Indian erSmA OF "wacoussa, >
~kon MADE quite sensation at this house years
be veproau ed 70 night with Mr. EDDY thero he
he aDsnsble farce Of Tue Rakes PsoEress and drama
sDcd ,he Tiger Of the Sea" are Also on the bills.
6UE7oss The ic.y OF the admirers Of Miss Cash.
witness her porsoaAon OF the OF BAnos,
the play or FaLio,' renders proper thai the piece
ne Hish camioaly or Teddy, lhe Tier |"
wlr-1cIs-xessu. 3 Ale, wAioot, PHILIPS and DAvan-
PR, Ms VerpsS. kin Ganaoa, and o.Her hvor;s q.
.cf ID 70 TIC excellent comedy oompsny are 70 appear
Rnln I he farce Of tHe double Bedded Room closes
As OF krialrmcnls.
LrpA Susss ne recent revival OF The grcs, play Of
rveBesi enthursm The crccsress warranted In again
anBo0pcDsn fer tonight 9TH the excellent cast
WI be allowed BY Tho successful new farce Of the
-oa,ct r.nuy"
uzrAuIc rsrte We y amusing pieces, viz the Rough
oAnosa,r the "Day amer the Wedding aud me "SaAse
s<aeA u YER are 70 be perfe med Al ihl ssts hale
nesaEe p.shs Mes kate Ludiow, hessrs Brooke and
oAno ard snuneer OF other ssvoriie artist, are IN the
-asis
Asug1S tvsrrN me AQuaria, or Gariens OF the
vs~r. dcscrvedy ssractiag the aerton or the nal
.udcs Who 'recuen. this erterIive csishtsh nent Mics
William, tire Welsh Nightingale, and those wonderful
unp1u, the Carlo hmly, perform In the Aflerp and
evening
ESQ -EH1ry woop'g Missrsns are 10 ve their ni lsl
performance ihex hall, Woods Buildings 81 and
tS3 Broad~y, Prince street, this evening. Among
asr sovs s D . saBoance re,h burlssqse entitled
skarred and Buried p Is which George viii appear
TEs tender . well assorted selection OF Ehis-
yA1 for the edincsion OF their friends
M rtlw ava RalVer
n dur ard erisy hearty, wholesome laugh, sh oud
&c and % Dams genuine "kmenoe Of Old yrginny."
rsB Ancrc Rrsiowr The paintings nov exhibiting 81
E1,are hal produced from dvs wings and skcich
mace by Or ZANE and hls oce AID d,ub less furnish
e moai correc OF the Polar regions
npa,ied W canvass
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Coronara, Inuueafs.

CEuD ACCIDENTALLY DKowHKD A TrB or WAITE -
Cnroner HIs held inquest 2sth sross Harlem upon
Doan she accidentally drowned by failing . Tub
Of water on the 18th !nst VERDICT Accidental death"
FArAI yAu rR,s wIpov.-ooroner Gamble held an
Vuesi ss No 10 IAurena street. upon the body Of child
named Caharine Brofan, who died from The eects OF
~ received tom failing from window. VERDICT Gao
csoentAl desih.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

sp,,p wARD-AT nsBrrHe Hshs PURSUANT
~ IN Inc rsI al General Commiee o. which Wilson
small Ia chsirman held s the rveny second Ward Hotel
Mn between third and Forty fourth str
on Tussa Az evening 18Th Inst between The hours o. and
w,ss. MOAN duly elected chairmsn, Charles
mps ali serretary The FOL oving named genemsn
elected 10 Act VARIOUS cnvenoas 70 ~hrs their
- a,s ~ "a nayoraiy-C charles Campbell Philip "
riran Jndonry- james Corsi Francis Crcssin County
wuIsu nolsn Ludwig sernisr senatorfs-Hugh Moray.
Iohn o. ahley ward omir sting Commtee James Prior
Jsmes & Reilly, william Kennv, Patrick Reilly, Tuoshy
C~,rwor Aaembly-1horrs. Cnshtpr David subs Ward
Don Patrics Hogan, John scrsmsrs Henry Mursy
Roh evt Oo~evovs william kssray william Oorey Moha~l
pu,s,mmous Tbornss nolan Thomas Lion Thesuss vils
aim mona Farck Corey. esry hour IN The evsuns
few rdriv persons sismpted disturb meeting bus
they elected from the rom;
ed and business was transacted IN ordeiv msnnsr
WILLIAM NOLAN, Chairman.
cHlRLrs CksrnrTL, Secretary
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so.S but could nos hu- The has szps,snssd light
s ME- sss ross rres no Js.s.o SEP. Sisa sOss 2
Occns.,s: lsh pa.ssd fer.A.bueo-saw but two vessels
E issfs toi o.T1nSonl nicheu Busnos Ayrss - days'
Brs Mary Aas iBs) Cole, Dschsssr days viii sons to
;. Bris 2sbssaa Frances. ooazen, Aupor, aays with
lAtA 70 9snyges D Co
scar Kass weston Ems nAAx., Sep. Viz Gisrsiax VIII
uh %, 70 Giro FrsS cia Co No data 10. - -, Ion - ~
passed lie wreck of bark Don.
ecer Loyal Scranton Lowdes, gAvApnAh days With cot
nn &c 70 ScrAnou TInuau 1xpelenced heavy NNE A1d
NJ gales the entire lost boat and dAvts boou
, days CD the Hoek 10 eeDsc fog
Schr Cypress, Perry Mllbr'dse, dvys-
6chr AZ vance, Layton nllbrtdge days
6chr Harvest Lawrence 0osoestey
6chr Leader Bersse Providcpoe.
Schr Abel, Dickinson Portland, O.
echr veYm,fon. Bvery Rondout for Warren, FL
Steamer Jackson Baker. Baltimore
Steamer Curlew Williams, Providence.
BELOW.
One Of Dusham ! Dmon's three masted schooners-
hutch gAlnos
Also several square rugged vessca
SAILED
Steamships Arabia (Brl Lvevp Argo (b Bremen and
Southampton; Roanoke, Norfolk 70
The ships Phoniz Liverpool and Lamar. Tor Lon
don. detained quarantine By tho tAics weather.
Wind during the day from NE TO KNA with fog.
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SPORTING.

A REGATTA WILL TAR PL.cr FROM wiLDs no.
~ tel PENN Bridge Frssy leh net for boAs thirty.
rnder for silver gobe, The NJ
win be around buoy on wes Bank sod around buoy
Oyster slard and bsek place ~ fsring Boss
~ o'eiack precisely. JAMS VILLA Prop rector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

CLEARED.
sN~&sAip CiJ o. WasAAnsou tBr), Psve, Lve-pcol-J
sssnsslp james Adser. Turner cAarlesou-spOsOrd, r.
s.essslip Rossose Sinner. sorfols Ac-IudlAm Pie.
sls Brewer s-sd, wsbers. RO,erdsm-runcs =
A. sps so..., sss o,s:n..Ss. s., Son:
ss,s ,acn- ssrtsa yap.r.iso-vm Bartlett
s.. 80 as.a; E,.h.m, 6.,asn....'- - /, s.vs.-.
So 1919, Jos' ss,sna.hrSac
hns 2 prunH ons, CAeessoro, Aspin.sn
az soss . a' r.s. .kyss-s s, I.s1, Co.
%, s alarm d. srrssa: r,rcsir.-Ayns 400
90, SSs.S =. sSs'n rsess genfa,gss n Russell
"a, ~ s,r s.s, tsg ., l.,ie asssd
ssr i is. s sTa nv = .~ o.
scar eigt. Nils, s.i-m-s Rrps.svo
900, xds-. h.s ss s .s n...s-s sE. ..,s
ARRIVED,
sss md p4ssesss1s ses an1 R5sd., hoTr ~
s.ss. fr s s.Ss s's fss.s. g,s .V
paced sssm9fp ushswbs hence Tor Bs.sns and New o.
:fos 20 az. .e,.- tsss .sl liz
y, e: 9; 4, s:ss :;i
ios = y cane z co...c, w. scar Eass.l. oyt.a
ss 1ST .ss e a %: rev. -s.
sssr = slnslss coodaon oeiore repoise rse has
ssy 1861 :. . q y: s.sl:. ss..s. s;.o.,
~ - ~ hslens ssp, !. ~ Is rns.ga -. y. Ia,
49, pssscugers Richardson 90. 2H oft lat ~ lon
~ gsle IRON sv lot main yard spin sss Ac 1th IA
- " loa "a had heavy gale from D. split sails Ac had
heavy bAnhs, winch light winds and
rauIa
eAip rdsls Moo Liverpool Sept Ia win nds. and $50
Essses 70 Msxhsf Had de.tb % board dur
= ss g-sssse Erpeneresd heavy wesishr lost fOressl
s..s -, ON rSs,.e- s.As. sss 8 az .2" gsss
r,,sy,s. " 49, -is. e.wsy 1920 'enef
Bssf ..E' p,gser LAmtert GNsov, Sept io, via mdse,
Bs,h ~ helnins nuHnysam Rio Jsn.i,o. Aus A. rsd
esIs 80 hsmp.ln Roads vih lnee u Oelrchs 90.
rNk Vickerys bo1h L1An1o M.s of afdcs ~.
wfk OF Frv. A. s.ebsd0 ssh ~ al "a a. on So ii
gsrr~s Turner stsr r,-rlss al
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NOr1rE-THE IFDEPaNDEET vCtFRa or TIE
IN seccni ward are requa ted attend . me~ng 70 be
held A. the lsen dotel NO " ann saee Friday
Ing October " for the purrose # oranzrT club rr~spec
I've OF 81 parties BY Tder Of several voters OF tse ward
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PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RI EIvsp AT rHg oosxIs

PROPOSALS WILL BIZ HI IKIysD AT The ooNaI
sAry Generals ohcs In this city OF En and Va
from date 10 the u Of October in. for .s
for state Arxena located between he Aud
uu.s and sorr.esuth Forty sscals
suees which Oh II be hundred feet front .h-
and hundred feet esep Tile mu be epd0n,ble
and terms delivery Of the deed. Proposals be
dorsed Proposals for $40 ter ate Arsenal
;EspH roEEsryD, Commissioner,
Er~ YoBg, ootober IA 1887.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

NJ oTIoD --HE COMMITTEE on RkTt ROADS or THE
IN Board Of Councilman viii hos sdiourned meeting In
alton the stopping of he Rleven
Ei'y pnih street and ps ing mail pa singer cars On the
HUDSON River Rail- Dad south Of aAid sreet Thursday
O'Clock p. NJ IN the chs mber u said Board int
10 the above propos.d respectfully invited
10 be present GEO. p. sIOKrOhD,l
sHAPsERT, committee
r. kOEAOx,
~. w WARHkE, Railroads.
W. II. CakNE,
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, OCTOBER l5 1857.

Ham. and Chas william. Buesans. 1osklaad Below assn.
KOystoue viii number q vessols detained 10
Hampton Roads owing she.Ns gale. whos hss stsd for
sxYHxxAH. oc,s-An barb onAs wu,An, DssAnCou.
Sk-Cld ship jobs Rsyant. oardnsr PissosA
l0A-OA sckY Kate ignan, Situa Moi
WILMINGTON Oct eCd brig Albert Adams, Mayo, Bos
son, Osborn Boston; Hsecus Ostsa Portland
WA1RI1 Oct I-h Fort bark Bruce, Luther. for AAsau
sas ready
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An Am steamship bark rigged with standing
well An, steering E6Rcoud mo doubt
the steam fry.e nisssspp hence for Madeira and sid
from that port for ChnA, Aug ST. Ian 0S lou 81
Ship ZnE.n SWIM from NYerk July for Calcutta Aug Is
lat u, Ion - W.
shir sdwin Fye yye s. days from CAllso for Hamp,o,
Roads Sept 10 lat Is Al. Ion IS To-
Ship Invrcihe Robinson, from Liverpool for ShanghAe
ssptsl7, TT fusksr
thip s.iwsrl Lucas from Phadslphis Liverpool o,
B. lat 10 Is, Ion IS
PHO, boat Criminal. from New York on cruise DC, IL
Nantucket ShOAl NV mles.
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YPHClAL HOVlCEs.

RkEHICAN.GROGRAPHI AND ST ArIsTICAL 80
a cey A Aper viii be read this lrhurds,) evenus 1t
O'clock at he smsn chapel Of the New YORK University,
washirgon sousre, by J. Hays ESQ, D. cess 70
hc North Pole By Ranos Free members Of he society
cir friendg.
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nyYIUE OF THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
" Company, Boston, Oct 1857.
seAled proposals ooe up 70 ion OF
November. 81 O'Clock P. NJ for loan o. 10000 payAsb
~ follows
10 per November IL which arss Instrument ~
company win retain without issuing boz IL hessfow unrl
he last lussslmsu 10 paid
10 Flneen cen January |. 1883
Is Twenty hve cni nArch l. l66e
~ Twenty FIVE per May 1, 1888
- Twenty eve per cent July l. la66
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N JEFFRR'S GUARD.-A MEETING OF rHl ABOVE
. company viii be held al Vogs OF Macdougai
and mtg streets Thursday evening Oct Is at O'Clock
AL no intend accompany second parade
are particularly invited TO be present. BY order
JANIS D. HAW1s Captain.
@. 4. ANDERSON. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

poABp.-ro LKT, A HALL BEDROOM, WITH r0LI
ID partial board a. &c West wsshinEtou place fourts
door IRON Shb avenue.
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lsLArD OF CUsA ExPREss-rrRrlpDwz BovsA.
L1aR co. havana propretors vii for ~srd freiFh
pa0s 70 al p,rs n Cuba ny United s,.tes s.sser Pitts
deipbls the l7h NJ Oct inst yrrsh delivered
day before with voice ns
wsIis, FARGO 4 20, Agents, 50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

UyIoTTIN0 STALLION JUPITER BY LONG ISL And
Black Hawk out Of oipy ITO accommodate ihoso who
breed fall colts OF this celebrated STOCK JupAr
stand Tor short fall at John Snedkers NJ
Uuion CouYve, Long Island.
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nY1IcB or YHu AnlRIoAN ATLANTIC AND PAU-
" Nc Ship Canal CompAny.-Nev FORA, October lV,-
sotoe hereby given he holders Of rights pArs n no
thai assoasaenl NJ Eve dollars eaoA
required % be paid 70 the underAgnsd nj No BewfnG
Green before Ne l7h tns BY order o. Ne board.
TAAAO q. Ii "A. Hecro6nSy
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-04-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

TOHN R. DYE and PRISCILLA DYE, his wife,
y Enoch Dye and Mary Ann Dye, his wife,
James Ridgway, Joseph Ridgway, Elsy Ridgway,
Harriet Ridgway, Mary Ridgway, Nancy Ridg-
way, Airy RiGgway, Benjamin Edwards and
Etholinda Edwards, his wife, George J. Morrill,
and Catharine Morrill,, his wife, Elsy Edwards
and Nary Ann Edwards, his wife, Richard Bod
kin and Rachel Bodkin, his wife, Luther Flint
and Mary R. Flint, his wife, Edward C. Ed
wards and Naomi Edwards, his wife, Esau Nc
Weigh and Elizabeth McVeish, his wife, Ange-
line Flint, Nathan Edwards, Basil Dye, Isaac
Dye, Benjamin Dye, Joshua Dye, Amos Dye,
Elam Dye and Mahlon Dye, will take notice
that petition was fled against them on the
second day of February, A. D.tlS57, in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, by Peter Beaver and Elizabeth Beaver,
his wife, and is now pending wherein the said
Peter Beaver and wife demand partition Of the
following real estate, to- wit: The north east
quarter of section thirteen, in township three,
of range FIVE, in said county, and that at
the next term of said Court application will
be made by the said Peter Beaver and Eliza
beth Beaver, his wife, for an order that parti-
ton may be made of said premises.
HOLLISTER & OKEY,
Att'ys for Peter Beaver and wife,
| Feb. A. 1857. Ja 49,
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BarneSville Classical Institute.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commits
IN sioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
March Session, 1857, ordered a view and sur
vey of County Road, commencing at low
water mark on the Ohio river, at the east end
of Woodsfeld street, in Baresville; thence with
said street and the best route to intersect the
new grade on the land of John Ruby, at grade
not exceeding s. degrees. The viewers and
surveyor will meet at Baresville on the 10th
day of May, next, to lay out and survey said
road, passing through Sections "a, 80, and
SO, township /, range 3, and section 81, town
ship 2, range 8. Non-residents are therefore
notified to lay in their claims for damages il
any claimed, in pursuance of law in such cases
made and provided. See Section %, page sos,
Swans Statnte. A PETITIONER.
March IL, 1887.
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u and from WooDsFIELD:
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day. at II O'clock NJ. Departs every day Tex
cept Sunday at o'clock P. NJ. Tea
BARNEsvILLE (via Calais) -Arri, es every
Wednesday and Saturday at 12 O'Clock M. De-
parts every Wednesday and Saturday at 1 P. NJ
MARIETTA (Western route)-Arrives every
Tuesday and Thursday at z. M. Departs ev-
cry Monday and Wednesday at A. NJ.
MARIETTA (5outhern route)-Arrives every
Saturday at T. NJ. Departs every Friday at
A. M. T,:5g1 .sscz a
SuNFIsH Clarington)-Arrives every Monday
and Thursday at II NJ. Departs same days at
l p. Al.
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Friday at I P. M. Departs every Tuesday and
Saturday at 5 A. NJ.
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sess THRILLING RoMANCE-S0td.- Some
= time since Cincinnati paper received and
printed the first chapter OF what promls-
ed to be thrilling romance, in the ex-
pectation of being provided with the con-
cluding portions as they might lie needed.
The chapter was very ingeniously written,
and concluded by leaving its principal
character suspended by the pantaloons
from the limb of o tree over perpendic-
. alar precipice. 1t attracted the attention
7eof the press, and inquiries began to be
made concerning the continuation of the
story and the fate of its hero. Day after
day the victimized publishers looked for
the remaining chapters, but in vain-they
never came to hand. Finding they had
+, been sold, and wishing TO put stop to the
xsjokes their contemporaries were cracking
sat their expense they briefly concluded
the sto:y thus:
s'CHAPTER II II.-CONCLUSIoN.
AFTER hanging to the treacherous limb
for four weeks, his pantaloons gave way.
and Charles Melville rolled headlong over
the yawning precipice. He fell a dis.
.. tance of FIVE miles, and came down with
the small of his back across a e-and
ridered fence, which so Jared him that he
Was compelled to travel in Italy for his
health, where he is at present residing. -
lie is engaged in the butcheripg business
and is tec father of large family of chill
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