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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-05
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,'A nssds' having called his chief Off.
~ so ns side, commanded them thus:
W - into all my dominions. and com.
~ n, people to gather together their
800 even to q farthing, and pay oil
~ rSsps; even the smallest"
A.. 0mcsFs did % they were comma nded,
Aef certain time, the ruler called
aeNn unto him, and demanded Of them
NJ ." orders had been obeyed.
~ mighty SkinAinter," they replied,
~ commands were heard ,hr oughout the
NJ, Sna 'alhlleo; for your people are ODE
. 1ad every debt paidl"
a. even the smallest"
ns The merchant, the manufacturer
heorer paid, i5,"N
"AIl paid" taa
I4~ 'ne tobacco snd whiskey bills SCI,
"All, ALL" t slg
". "n M nave my people been provldant
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le'TlD FEIr.--Ths following is said 10
simple and eifectual remedy Tor curing
"a isot, and one that will afford imme-
relief "HeNt = brick very hot, . I'd
your loot ovsritas closely a. it can be
Without burning. Cut an onion in two
apPlng il repeatedly in salt. rub il ali
loot The juice Of the onion will be
INTO the foot, and effect q cure in i
short time. II this is done few
u almost certain to cure your fe
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pylp II TEE oL."-Sincs the Super
ndent Of Public Instruction publicly
lssnissd himself. We notice that hi
-,O.bs-AsXen hair has changed TO sol
Itiul, jet black curls, OF which's New
dandy might we'll be proud. FOR
.sa Arsss.
sfh,ps oil our readers. may not under
The Agnincancs Of this paragraph o.
so'smporary. For their snhghtment VIZ
Nj gay, tha, DR.. Eads short time since
biz appearance In Fl. Des MONIES
public prostitute. put up with her al
(nl, introduced her a. bic wife. and wal
lied from the house at the demand Of
1ussh - soon ~ the facts were learn
And the Doctor had a wife and family
lsssms time At Fort Madison. Such i,
PERSONAL character Of the ex.preachsr
po..doc,or, whom the Black Democracy
Superintendent of Public Instruction
estate Of lowe, and whom the Leg,s
shave just stripped Of oil authority, ny
lAsIsous vorE.-GstS Cily.
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Inauguration Of Gov. King.

ALBAHY, Jan. 2.-The Inauguration o.
Gov. King took place at the Capito yester
day. A large asssmblage was present, ane
the services were unusually interesting
The addresses OF both the retireing and In
coming Governors were loudly applauded
After the ceremonies, Gov. King retired Il
the executive chamber, where he wss vis
/ ted by a large number OF citizens.
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cLisr IN CHRisTAHirY.-A writer in
euphis Es9s says:
the earlier and the psrU days Of
susnity, not one in one hundred thous,
could read +; yet sre liglOas Instruction
orally given to miilions and million.
mus converted 10 the truths OF tht
Rsl."
s@ems to think religion has declined
consequence Of the prevalence of the
Wedge Of reading In modern times, AM
- the slaves will be saved from thi,
hsre.y.
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From Washington.

New York, Jan. 2.--The Herald cores
pondent ITO day says: II learn today that
there 10 some foundation for the report that
Vanderbilt has despatched an agent to he
potiate = loan with Costa Rics Of $500. :
900, provided the funds are used in sxter-
minating Walker from Nicaragua. II 10
understood that the Administration 10 aware
of the movements, and that the object OF il
is to defeat Walker that Vanderbilt may
get possession OF the steamboats snd other
property which formerly belonged to the
Old Transit Company.
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UI# NsW ORLEAss, Dee. %. r. NJ.
There is a demand for Msss Pork, and prices ast
frmsr; sales $50 bis AT SIS. ,ssIe ag !.
Bacon Is active ND higher, with very light sfeek
sales 100 caAke at Y;.e for Clear sides, and ets 10
Nib do sat
Molasses duh ani prices about feetiy sustained
sales ECO b. II at 6ae. hBsa# e4lta sls5ss hssa
Lard As scarce and In good demand at n.e To-
prime In barrels. - -
Corn 10 steady, With sales 1000 SACKS - soe fcl
White.
whi.key 10 materially lever, aud the market 10
sssiled; sales 400 srls Raw st2se. tsEn $50
Flour ID unchsngoi. with moderate demand
sugar 10 quiet a pc for fair.
butte Ind Cheese remain without alteration.
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HALIFAX, Jan. IA fire yesterday con
sumed twenty buildings, including the Pres
byterian church, and damaged several bull
dings. Loss 100000.
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Congress

WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.-SEkATE.--On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Hlidell, resolution was offered
requesting the President, il not incompati-
bic with the public interest, to furnish the
Senate with copies Of all correspondence
between our Government and that OF the
Netherlands relative TO the refusal Of the
Diplomatic agents Of the latter 70 appear
before courts ofthe u. 8. and give testimo-
ny 10 criminal cases of facts bearing there
on, Of which they are recognizant. This re-
fers to Mr.. Dubois, who declined to appear
on the Herbert case.
The action OF the N. Y. Military Assocla.
ton is in possession ofthe Senate Commit
tee on Militia It asks for revision OF the
Militia Laws, and an annual appropriation o.
holf a million Of dcllnrs for arming and
equipping the militia OF the several States,
and that they be Of the latest and most APP
proved patterns, the greater part Of mos
now being distributed being worthless.
Among the bills to be introduced into the
Senate Is one BY Senator Fish, providing
for the removal Of the distractions at the
entrance Of the N. Y. Harbor. in accordance
with the memorial OF the Chamber OF Com
nerce Of tina, city, and another BY Mr.. Clay
TO repeal the law granting bounties tor
catching Goldfish!
HoUsE.-The House was occupied ex-
clusively with the consideration Of private
bill Passed thirteen OF them, and adjourn
ed till Monday. fAE} f by FI&Bl
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0enereI Aneeln80ne0 HO0 WssaAsSton'
Washington, Jan 3.-The documents
recently called for BY the Sneate are vol
luminous and Include the heretofore suppress
sed letters OF Gen. Scott and the Secreta
nv OF War, relative to tho formers pay a.
Lieut.. General. The correspondence on
both sides is particularly caustic and per
sonal. Much anxiety for ito psrusal is
manifested.
There 10 no truth in the report that the
Supreme Court has come 10 the conclusion
in the bred Scott case.
Senator Hamlin will resign his seat 70.
morrow and procsei home. s.s.f,
Mr.. Clayton, Of N, Y,,was confirmed to-
dsy Is Consul at Moscow.
The Kansas nominations are not acted
upon in the Senate.
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fsrt Des Asiaes LanA Ageasy.
LAND WARRANTS.

sf,Hk andersignsa have for saie Lana WsSn1fys
dt1sfest siass which they y III sellg for soA -
lime 70 suit purchasers. q
rhsy will pay particular attention ssleesaOa ana
oeatsss sf lssds In Fort Des AotDes, Fort Doles
ChaYtsa ssd other Western Lsld Dists1eao. AlsS =
PAymsbt otssIss and land basnsss gssesa6y.
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kasIAszs N 1864. We see BY notice
}. Clinton County pspere. that. the num-
of marriages in that Countv last yea
lss, Scott Couaiy can beat that very
.dusbly. We learn from Judge WI
;ook, that there were 667 marriages. il
b County In 1859. That shows = very
tying condition Of things In the matri
Al line sss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-05

F.o.r.-Jaek vas trying b. best
,.,d.y morning 70 bite noses and ears
49,, .. c.,s, succssdsd. It was + T.
=. sGu' A farmer fFissd informs u' that
~ ,ovu Saturday morning, three
!. onlv met one msa on the road
= .o.. x,s irossn! One Of our young
=, 1,isads returning the evening pre-
~ ',sm /. sparkling expedition, bad hi;
.a..O. bu. % immediate application O.
.,.yen,ed ssioss results 10 those or
nal .ppendaess. We can v0uch Tor Il
- v.s not frozen at that particular
4 nose o. an ear 10 alnoss imper-
n, frozen, - IL . the feelings Of the
4 :, concerned. and the proper pre-
|, .hould be used 70 prevent such acct
b., apply ssov directly sttsr the
/, a..overed. This 10 the Russian
!" = ,4Mt d. Fl ~ ~ ESQ A
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-05

rWs assure our local friend OF The
;, ,ha. shatsve, mistakes 1raymen maj
made, there 10 no mistake In the fnc'
sssived that barrel OF four as . pres
Ron the source mentioned.
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II. A. Porter & Bro,
ROCK ISLAND, ILL,
Estray Notice,

IN TAKEN up By Young Stokes In Pleas
ia 1snt Valley, as StTays, one black Mare
foot white; two years old last spring. Also, one
Bay Mare Coli, lett hind foot white; two yes,s
old lssl spring Also, one cream coloIed Colt, one
year old last spring. JOSHUA ID. PATTON,
janl. w3ts County Clerk. sIet
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LowIaY.-A business nrm drop US a
and a a postscript want Us to gay
ksep just a. good floor a. thss of which
|.ssived the gift Of . barrel. Can't do
4 friends. Hsw do zoe know, how can
| ~ supposed to know, the quality or
j. of dour You ksspl We knoD the
ows mill -four Is I prime article, and
better family -four cannot be obtained
u, market Dy the way We pM say
Nessrs. Gadd L Brown keep on hand
same -four.
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Eue,.tMg DrcAx NeOAs.

EUessiNg Dress HOOAs.
XHHITE RROIADE silks;
White, pink aud blue Cresse De PsfrIc;
Pink, blue and white silk Tulle
Coiersd Bareses and TarietohT
rink blue and buff Msrinos;
En,Jroideyies IF every Description.
silk Bsrthss and Lace cspes,
vnlenciennes and Maltese Lace settle;
White and light aoiored Kid Gloves;
And great variety Of every style Of evening Ifs.'
Goods rsn NJ found AZ WADSWokTHS,
decD-dif Second st. opposite i.eCiaiie House
..ifsWLS, S,HAWIsS,
RssOCIsA
Long & square Shawls.
w seine extra ans fabrics extremely low prices
One lot Of shaws have hch arc decided bargain.
being superior shawl 1t the log price o.
Eight Dollars,
snd much better article than many merchants can
hawla Is passed IN quality richness 81 color and
beautiful designs while tbs prices ere very lew We
have SEINE Of the i
FINEST 4 ND RICHEST sHAWLs
,yer brought to this market and can aceomnsdate par'
chasers wtha
FIFTY DOLLAR SHAWL,
one at any price under they with. In Gay ststc,
Waterloo and Scotch Plaid, Long aud Square Shssin,
we have large stock at Npe
LOWEST PRICES.
All Ia want 81 sbawls will do well TO examine the
.tock at wADswORTH's,
Octl3 second a., opposite LeClslrs n9sse.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-05

Improved Oscillating Steam Engines !!
(;ridge q Wsdsworh's astent,l
Manufactured at the Hawksys Machine shop.
-Four tn 81, we Il end OF tho city,
DA T. N y d Il +, Tow
,lNHE subscribers are now prepared 10 furnish to
i order Engines 81 any size, and invite those
wanting to call at I'll cir shop, OF the Kind
may be seen running. These Engines are models d
simplicity and eompactness, aud combining As They
do all best {sst4rss Of the eommsR rseiSroeSfisc
sRgisc with others of great utility peculiar to them
selves make them particularly economical IN fuel
aud repairs. We also make, -F
MILL WORK Of all kinds and MACHINERY
in general, OF the best quality,
Repairing Promptly Done.
Those whe iayoru with their orders ma, depend
on being served 10, satisfaction
deeIe s6 dwtf TOWNSEND, SMITH s. co.
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nr1s CoLD.-Ssturday morning was
ksldest morning Of the season thus far
O'clock the Thermometer denoted 8
below zero. We have no doutt II
sleeper than that II an earlier hour,
re had no dispasition 10 srise for The
oss Of possessing such scienti6c in
cations. z@
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REPOSITORY OF
Taste and Fashion.
Have you got
WIFE Or DAUGHTER

lfREsH BUTTER-iot0 pounds Fresh Butter just re
T. csiysd and for sAls low BY ".
- JACOB WEAvGR, JR., & CO,
Eev0j fss' NAo Hswksys Store.
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The Only Genuine .IRachtMt
Was Patented Nov. sth, 1883.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Wtsner's Patent WASH Tub.
THE nndsFsigned nlfars for sale the right ~ maxi
sell and use The NIB ve named popular tubs ia
He Of The best coanties In Iowa. This is
CHARGE for energetic meu TO make money. As this
territory Is selling rapidly, persons who think Of
einbarkihg IN the enterrJise Wall do well to apps
sooa. ~ sa 1. p CoATEs.
once, No. Commercial Buildings, entrance 81
Brady 81. e#t Dsc21d3m
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Tallnan, Powers Z Mclean,
HAnKE1S AND DkAlx1o II 1xcHAN08,
DAVENPORT IOWA.
hFFICR, Bsady street, between Second and hifi
OStFessS. Exchange on all the prfntlpei eiuss Of
tbs United States, Great Britain, Ireland and Coz
tins ntai Europe bought and sold
Notes and Drans eoilssts and proessds rsnitssd
loany pss of the United States st current fstesoi
Exchange.
CoisctloEs Of notes drafts, aeeounts, isGseies ard
inhertsncss made In all Easts OF the Usitsa stssss
snsdss and EaEope.
Stocks And Bond boagh. and sold On commission
q ad Dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located;
Exchange on cities IN the United States
Carpenter 4 Vsmilgs, as9 York CITY;
albany City Hank, Aibany,A Y;
6a1Alo City Bank, Bu1hl0s ny;
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Mass;
Iradesmsn's Bank, philadelphia, e;
Msrehalts' & Manufacturer Bank Ptssstsrf, r.
Mckim & Co, Baltimore, d;
Gilmore & Rsothenob, Cincinnati, Ohto;
Lucas & stmonds, st Louis, Mo,
citxeus' BARR, New ohesns, La,
Rk SWIM, Bsothsr IL Johastoa, Chicago. III.
dWH
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us Waoss Box!-Two weeks ago ~
(ius visit non Mr.. {. II. Toll Of
Ion, ws alluded to him as a member Of
Innate. The Lyons Advocate corrects
Nj want, to know how much our put is
! when We did not sven know he was
n, Of the House. instead Of Senate.
writer Of the paragraph 10 the Gazette
BE-, acquainted with Mr.. Tolls person.
|bu, member Of the Ssuate had spoken
n Of Mr.. Tolls sickness, and made al.
ii. Identical complimentary remark
. which We published. 50 that we took
sr,n,ed he was . member Of the same
!. our friend. M. Toll will do his
in any position.
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Residence to Kant
vKRY dssirstls dw slling with SIX roOms, cellar.
Awo0d house, we'll Of water and large easisra all
complete, situated In Eads' Row. Those renting
will b expected 10 buy the furnitaie now In the
house, which 10 nss and only such - faulty would
require Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
dec4.tf 4. e. RAIDS.
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,r,,,. Cuvacs.-Ws had . Psra'
.,;,,eu for Saturdays Gazette and
(..,,y omitted, announcing that The
n, p..un has declined the call late
I.d.r.d to him BY the vestry Of ST.
/. Church, 10 this City. Bishop Lees
n, will probably have no cause to re-
N. :, he viii In person all the vacan.
I'M III, winter. excepting when ab.
a Ii. Episcopal duties. Al such times
=. n,ements viii be made. SO that
ma, be no interruption in the services
y Church.
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FoUghk espsis, NJ. 7. DsvsRp0Ft. Iowa.
TALLNAN 4 POWERS,
AttsSne yea &C. as Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, iowa.
Ode. brady Street., bstws Second aud Third Sc.
4 Az DS bOugLtand sold Commission. Havin
Lslso an once In kastsrn Now York, ~ . pohi
,ronu which alasxe emigration may be expectsd dnnng
the present sesSsa, We have unusual advanta9ea 80
dispose Of iands 10 actual ssttlsrs.
/ II 5-tSsDs seosiated Rsai kstasssseurity.
--REFEIEnCES--
Nav York City. Psughkeepsts, "
Hon. John Van karsa, Hon. Charles n. kaggiss,
A. c. PIagY, 90 Gilbert Dean,
IS Charles O'COGos, 50 H. Wiser d Co.,
William Y. Havemeyrr, - BsnsOn i<.sstAg
AnJhony }. Bleackcr, % fr0f. b. +. n. NOISE,
yHtiiiAIa X. Sktdmors. Utiea, NY.
Albany, N. v. Hon. HorNkio Seymour
Hill, Caxger l. Porter Chicago, III.
HoretsO0mc, King asA holev Rk.Swifiand Co..
Ersstsa Corning Mile and Fowler,
Apli3d Wit W X. Mood and Co.
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0xOlaAnAO
oaAilpnrts oftAs United states he1eh tAal setl.
COOK, SARGENT z C0ux,
Bankers aa{ 'aad AGo1ls,
Fort 0oo MolnG. lowa

Atlanta and lotseiM 0aahs.
NJ shall continue y tscstvs asd ~ ost Ne
notes Of the sbsys Eanks a. us 4svs 1ess
since tAstf organlatiUn sites the 15th snst go ia
iarthsr notice. iJanlal COOK = sAk(3eNT. =
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yT7E hayejust received from importers hands a
wv very hne assortment oil sssiSSs which will be
s.d very low. LiFlNGSTaS 4 LOCKWOOD.
t'hosE wanting aniee Lantsfn with their nala.s
ground on the glass call at h
Oct IA d~a LIVINGSTON & sL0CkWo0D's
4 AZ2AknS posder, Powder Flask. Shot Bags,
4 Iubes, Wipers. lilo, = Gaps AMI WaGs.
p4y LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD.
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These lands we're ssleessd snsey years a9C. "a
comprise sOms OF the bed lassAs - Geosa Cenaty
and have never been before o16red Tor 3d.
Mth "a ssS COOK y m HdRMr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20

CHEAP BooKs.-Those who wish to purchase
valuable books, at half pice, are referred to the
advertisement of z. Baker & Co., in another col.
umn. They can afford to sell at rate entirely to
distance any competition which may come from
itnerant or temporary vendors of literature, who
occasionally stop awhile in our midst. We would
suggest the propriety of patronage of our own
traders over Others, especially when, as by going
to Messrs. Baker K Co.'s, you can get what you
want at still cheaper rates. They have still "
few more left of those beautiful volumes Of
Summers Speeches at As cents, Life of John
Quincy Adams, Lafayette, and jackson, at so
cents each, and other books at corresponding pri-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20

In making preparations to remove a
building in New Bedford, the bank Of earth
underneath was found frozen fac and half
feet in thickness.
Col. " Jim f" Lane, who caused such
terror TO the border ruffians, has been married
again-his former wife. from whom he had
been separated, becoming his bride.
A final kick is administered by the
administration to President PIERCE if the ru-
NOR is correct, that MIR. Forsyth, our minis
ter to Mexico, is to be recalled.
Most of the land owners along the
course of the Greenbrier aiver, Va, are sell
ing out with an intention Of going West.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, it is stated,
is to be associated with Rev. DIR. Hedge in
the editorial care of the Christian Examiner
both gentlemen entering upon their duties in
July.
A little boy by the name of Daniel
Lawson came near drowning on Monday. IN
Albany, while "paying steamboat" on a cake
Of ice. He was rescued by Newfoundland
dog, who seized Master Lawson by the eassi-
meros and dragged him ashore 1t is diff. cult
to say which caused Master Lawson the n, 2st
alaIm-the plunge into the water or the at
tack of the dog.
The Legislature of Wisconsin have
passed an act for the appointment of Com
mission TO settle the estate Of the late VIM. A
White, formerly of WATERFOWL, in this State,
whose mysterious disappearance last Fall was
very generally mentioned by the press.
-Four persons are mysteriously missing
from the Metropolitan Hotel, New York,
within few weeks, the last of whom is John
+. Vedder of Chicago, who went out a few
days ago, saying he was going to Brooklyn. to
collect 5 $4,000, and has not since been seen.
Mr. Badger of North California,
whose distinction as lawyer entities his judg-
ment to more than ordinary value, said at the
conclusion of Judge Curtis's opinion. that it
was the most clear, compact, and conclusive
piece of judicial reasoning, from first to last
that he had ever heard or read.
The Charleston Mercury has no doubt
the supreme court would deny the constitu-
tonahty of duty on foreign imports for the
benefit of home manufacturers with as much
alacrlty as it has lately decided the unconsG-
tutionality of the restriction of slavery. 'sThe
OK knoweth his owner" Doubtless the Mer-
curry knows.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20

A DESPERATE JUMr.-A New York officer.
who had been duputed to hunt up girl
charged with robbery, found her, on Satur-
day, in the. third story of 81 Worth street.
and arrested her. She requested little time to
arrange her dress, &c, which being granted,
she raised window and leaped into rear
yard, distance of nearly fifty feet. On
striking the ground she gave loud scream,
when the officer ran down and found her
helpless and almost insensibe from her iniur-
les. She was removed to the hospital where
1t was found that both her ANGLES were dislo-
Gated, and her spine fearfully injured, = She
lies in critical condition.-Ne,o Havea Pal
lGdiuna, 18th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20

The MBsALLIANoE OF Miss BOXER AND THE
CoAcHMAN.-lt is rumored that Mr.. Boxer.
whose daughter married his coachman. Dean.
attempted to send her to Europe on the Per-
STA, this morning. Dean, learning this inten-
ton, last night applied to Captain Niece, of
the 10th ward, who called upon Mr.. Boxer.
and told him he could not be permitted to car
ry such purpose into execution. He de-
clared his determination to do so, IN no mild
terms, when the Captain called an adequate
police force to his assistance, and watched the
premises through the night
II was reported that Mr.. Boxer had been
trying to induce Dean to so to Europe and to
consent to permanent separation from his
wife, but without success. This Dean is quito
modest, brisk, bright looking youth Of some
twenty years Of age. He has a slight brogue,
and decidedly red face.-N Y. EoeaiAg
Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-20

THE Notwithstanding the great
attractions at the Mechanics Hall, last evening,
there was a fine audience at the Theatre, to wit
ness the exciting drama of g The Rag Picker of
Paris" This splendid play, which has never been
surpassed, if it has been equalIed, by any drama
of modern times, is brought out in grand style,
and the audience manifested their appreciation of
the performance By frequent bursts of enthusiast
tic applause. 1t will be repeated this evening,
and those who witness it will not, in our judg-
ment, have occasion to regret the necessary ex-
penditure of time and money
In our notice of the play of :" Pizarro, !" in yes.
terday's paper, we intended to speak in praise of
Miss ailPs performance, in the character of e.
ezra, in which she appeared to much advantage
but, through inadvertency, We wrote Cora, in
stead of Elvra.