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IT. ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.

The undersigned calls the attention of planters to
his extensive stock ofFREIT TREES, which +sr<
Of the finest quality, guaranteed rs Ia accu ~
.cy, and very cheap, viz: -sH
2nOd Dwarf Pears, choicest variety, native and Eu
ropesn. S25 to S35 per 100.
Is 0ta Peach Trees, Stands Td kinds. $40 per 100
1900 Apple Trees. best Southern variety, IL per
lGl.
2OHO I.awton Blackberries.
Apricots, Cherries, PIums, Ounces, Grape Vines
Strawberries, Raspberres, GOOseberries, CurTants,
&c. an immense stock of all the finest variety.
Shade Trees, EveTgreens, Roses, RhuhaTb and
Asparagus Roots.
With all articles pertaining to the Nursery and Seed
business. JOHN SAUL,
SOC 18th street. corner n street.
oc IS eoet Washington, ID. c.
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THE STOCK, GOOD WILL ANpF FIXTURES
Il of Restaurant and Tavern Stand for sale, on
Penn avenue; The house has just been paint ed and
papered, and does good, If not better. business
than any other house in that nelghborhood. Any one
wishing 10 purchase place of this kind will find
this great bargain. Apply at the Star Office.
nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

AT THE ADJOURNED MEETING, yesterday, of
the creditors of Messrs. Pairo & Nourse, the CON-
mittee appointed to examine the condition of the
affairs and assets sf that house reported that
(aidrd promptly by Messrs. p. & " J they had
held a labOriOuS and careful examination of their
schedules, books, bonds, stock, scrip, bills re-
ceiyable, land warrants, (unlocated and located,
lands in the West, and their total liabilities OF
every kind, well as their real and personal es-
tate in the District OF Columbia They find
surplus after paying all the debts OF S95, 997 rs
The committee believe that each and every liza
bility will be eventually paid principal and in
terest
The committee suggest. In order to expedite
the liquidation OF the debts. and more speedy
realization Of the amounts due, that should any
OF the creditors prefer to anticipate the final pay
ment of their claim by recei wing any part OF the
assets in the hands Of the assignee, whether in
land or bonds, coupons, &c, that full authority
he given by the creditors for that purpose
upon such terms as might be agreed on. In
the exercise Of this delicate and important power,
material to the interest of all parties, IL Is sug
gested that all accessory associate with the as
sigDee be appointed by the depostors, whose
sanction and appreciation in every matter relative
To said transfer shall be required.
The report accepted, and Col. Wheeler
was appointed the advisory associate.
Call has just been issued to the Ladies of
Washington, to hold meeting at the Mechanics
Institute (Corcoran's new building) on Thursday,
22d inst, at O'Clock, p. m. TO take further steps
in the movement on behalf OF the widow and
d iughter Of the late gallant commander Hern-
don. The call is signed by Mrs. Sarah Magru-
der Mrs. III. &. w. Shubrick, Mrs Mary Shu-
brick Clymer, Mrs. Mary ii. Wilkes, Mrs B
Page, Mrs. John w. Maury, Mrs. Aulick, Mrs
Louis 81. GoIdsbOrough, Mrs. George G. Ames,
Mrs. w. w. Seaton, Mrs. Charles I'll. Hall, Mrs.
Col. Irwin, and Mrs. Col. Albert.
THE Council BOARD, it will be seen, passed a
substitute last night for the Aldermen's Special
| Police Bill, and which substitute contains the
Pfoviso that no such special police officers shall
he appointed for longer period than ten days
and "no expense TO this corporation shall be In.
Cured thereby, except upon special appropriation
made therefor
l Qnry-Where is the appropriation sat
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t>OR RENT.-One three story BRICK HOUSE
L containing SIX rooms. situated on street, be-
tween ID and 81 streets. Inquire of J. ROVER on
list. between and streets. oc - o.
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ARREsT.-Yesterday afternoon, Officer McHen-
~ and MIR. klopfer, Of the auxiliary guard, ar
rested w. 6. Richardson, at the Navy Yard
He was charged with breaking the door of Da-
vid Reeds rooms on Pennsylvania avenue The
accused was taken before Justice Dom and held
to bail in $500 for his appearance at court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

EOR RENT.-A modern-built HOUSE, on 9Th,
u between and f. streets. The house would
suit a member of Congress. being a short distance
from the Capitol. 1t nearly new and built in the
best manner: heated by furnace, lighted with gas.
hath room, &c. Possession given by the first of
November. Apply to THOMAS PARKER. oppo-
site Browns Hotel. Oc IL 2w
EOR SALE.-A comfortable two-story FRAME
L HOUSE, on 6th street. between NJ and n. A
bargain may be had If applied for immedi atey.
ii. n. LANSDALE, Agent,
Sc 23-lmt No. 5S4 NJ street.
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FOR RE MA well furnished three story
J. BRICK HOUSE; with hack building, on 18th
street, between and ii streets, No. AZ, with all
the convenience, of water. gas. and heaters in the
house. Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 24l
Penn. avenue, p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE-ROOMS
unfinished. in private dwelling. For Sale seve-
raj small Houses and Lots. Also, several unimpro-
funds received IN payment. Apply to John G.
ADAMS, Real Estate Agent, corner of Eighth and
L, streets north, I7-eO9tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX
SPER CENT. SiocK, for sale in sums To suit.
ocl7-3t JAS, G.. McG UIRE, Auct.
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Two RENT:-That new three story Brick House
with back building, with bath room, gas, and all
the modern convcnlences. situated on T. street. be
tween second and Third streets. Inquire of J. w.
ARNOLD. Z street between Third and Four and
a half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

CENTRE MARKET.-The market was not pleas
ant this morning, the wind driving dust and
sand in the eyes Of purchasers and Dealers and
spelling the appearance of articles exposed for
sale In other respects the market was in good
condition. fair attendance of dealers a good
supply, and a brisk demand. The prices have
not changed materially.
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DUMPS-PUMPS-PUMPS.

DUMPS-PUMPS-PUM
The subscriber gives notice that he continues TO
manufacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
and substantial and will raise water one hundred
feet perpendicular. For information refer you to
the inhabitants who have used Them and two ofthem
may he seen street, between 18th and 49, IN,
the corner of II and 18th. the old Capitol
in deep well, two on Vrg INA avenue, between I'd
and 4h streets all put in operation by order of the
Mayor of Washington. He will dig and deepen
wells, build cIserns for raiu water put in operation
Hydraulian Rams, and repair old pumps of every
description Those desiring his services will he
commodated Al the shortest notice by calling the
subscriber IN Washington. ID. c., No. 46S Virginia
avenue, near the Carroll Place.
2-eo2m FOSTER HENSHAw.
NEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
~ A choice lot of new Buckwheat Meal received
Ia day. KING & BURCHELi.,
els Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

UTTER IHEFI.-ChaTles A Burdine
arrested on Saturday mig bit for stealing
HoH TIE Capitol Extension works, was
~ justice Mulloy, assisted by Justice
'pna' yesterday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
de-, 70 - Was given by Mr.. Dunn. superinten-
- % % lhr sieaIn-heating apparatus that the
sb,sr,d .s ~LI,h The copper was kept was never
- uoih bad occasion to send anv ON. 10 ,h,t rooIu
Ti, :" which is kept in the Office Of Captain
Lsr 'Ie witness had not given an order for the
weeks W any ohe lot iouf OF n'e
captain TAFT testified that he had oiven the
az J" TIE defendant many times; as well as To-
IA Ieh employed by Mr. Dunn and that he
M 49,. I 80 recently; be had not given the KEY
repr.,. %. Dunn men, and then only when they
receive il "N WI D"i" 0'ue'S 10
ths d.. lam Murphy testified as to the identity Of
,,uSShCahti he saw him coming through the
Of the 5isn.pag under his arm, about the time
tIScoVery Of the theft, or Just before He
Co. IA u he had ever seen the defendant be-
Lnsaar Iu answered he had, several times; lie
H. , MN "y sight. but did not know his name
,es, =, asked To point out the man w HON hr had
arm i'hS The building with the bag under his
traieS ''uly pointed him out the magis-
r-,, sId-nee was brought 10 a Scredit the state
Laii n, ~ 'He driendant was accordingly held 10
hen IN, 1ne sum OF $40 for his appearance AT the
cad Iii I'm oi the Criminal Court. He gave bail
WIZ PERMITTED TO depart n company with his
biglt "ho j. young woman belonging to a
L,ctioy,I ePectable family The defendants con-
mo-, - are also understood TO lie among the
eSIrciable in the community.
C"URI-JKdgeS Dunlop, MOTseN and
Co... After our report closed yesterday, the
,bo,S determined that the jury trials Of the term
So commence on Monday next; no other bu-
was done, and the Court adjourned.
raII;,I-y th" Court met At 10 o'clock. and the
emf vTf 81 'he trial docket was began. The
Iii, ,.y "ds thus occupied up {" the closing Ui
dTed add ~ cs.es - s ..II.d ,he Co,sIt viii
bu,iH.S be- occupied for several days upon this
tered before the trial Of any eases will be en-
oyer 20 pon In a large number Of eases called
uAy judgments were entered by default
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WASHINGTON A&D GEORGETOWN.
with a BUSINESS D 81 sTst of the Trades
and Professions. Congressional and Depart
ment Directory, Societies, Libraries. and
INSTITUTIONS, with the names Of their Of
hce5s; also, Churches, Public Build
lngs, Offices, Travelling Routes,
The undersigned, having had long experience IN
ries for several feels fully justified
teeaf the issue o. such DIRECTORY as WILL meet The
canvass of the city, with an able corps of
who are az fat with their business, and who will
visit every dwe,lIng, store, and Office, and do the
work faithfully and thoroughly. Notime or pense
Will he spared upon the work In making 1t the Pride
Advertisements will be inserted conspIcuOusly in
the hook Subscription price 81, and the name in
- ''''''' WIN. II BOYD. Publisher
The Directory will be issued as soon as the matter
Advertisements and information for the Directory
may be sent to ANDREW BoYD, mt Mr.. H. Pokln
horns Printing Once, ID st near 7th oc9
I OOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
TO THE CASH CONSUMERS OF COAL
AND WOOD.
and WHfTEHAsH Z" coal, which we puI chased IN
pnsdsphs for cash since the great pressure
best supply Of Wo0D in town. which we viii also
WARDER 4 STEWART,
Office corner of H and 18th streets.
&C IT wv Wharf I2th 81. and Canal, south side.
CITY STEAM FIRE-wOOD MILL.
~ ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE.
We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED
and SPLIT ~ per cent less than the usual rates
and better prepared than IL can be by hand.
Knots and wood of lnconvenient SIZE not sent.
All orders for less than half cord will be delivered
in crates to any part of the house at no further
pense to the purchaser.
Pine wood in crates IS cents.
Oak wood do. 10 cents.
In this part OF our business we will open 40
counts, we have come to the conclusion To make
1t exclusively a cash business.
Also: on hand, HICKORY. OAK, and PINE
WOOD and COAL of all kinds, which will be dis
posed Of on the usual accommodating terms.
Now on the way
One cnrgo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace.
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators.
Coal pan lbs. to the ton.
All under "over. Orders promptly filed.
II. w. M. GAIT.
northwest corner OF 18th and c sts.. No 5f7,
oc I-u one square south Of Penn avenue.
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX
~ PER CENT. STOCK, for sale in sums To suit.
ocl7-3t JAS, e. MoG UIRE, Auct.
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DR.. VAN. PATTEN has removed his Office. and
may Tow be found daily: from 10 .. m to P M over
Potentini's formerly Miier's) celebrated Conieo-
tlonsy opposite McG Auction Store, between
10th and 18th SITS. ocl6
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EOR RENT.-The STORE-ROOM No. sic 9TH
National IntelIlgencer, and now occupied by W.
Clendenln as Boot and Shoe Store. Possession
gwen immediately For terms. dc apply to e 20.
w. COCHRAN next door oc IL IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

EOR NOUN VI II N D N.
The Steamboat THOMAS COILYER, having
been thoroughly repaired, will make r.
regular trips To Mount Vernon, isav see4E
ing her wharf this elty, every
During the intervening lime she will run regular
trips to Alexandria, as usual.
ocstf THOMAS BAKER, Captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-20

DYE AND BARLEY MALT, for sale at the
II CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West FALL
avenue and Block street. Baltimore, Nd.
may Sly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

A SENSIBLE SUGGESTION We commend the follow
ing suggestion of farmers wife to others Of her own
elass. There is no mistake about the truth of hea
assertion that farmers do not keep a. many COWS a.
they might because their daughters prefer spending
their time at something which they consider more gen.
tesl than butter making:
To the Editor Of The ~ T. Tyfbu~s-
SIR: Last Spring you proposed that every farmer
that could, should plant one more acre. Now pro
pose that every that shall keep one more DOW
and LET their wives daughters attend to making but
ter instead Of taking in sowing. Ii would bs more
heabhful employment for them, and leave the ~ wing
for those that cannot keep COWS. There are macy
farmers that do not keep but two or three COWS that
might keep three tmts az many, but 90 not Tor the
instead of dairy work, and thereby remain in igno
rsnoe of very important branch OF housekeeping.
There very few young ladies' Of the present day
who understand the art OF making butter perfectly,
and some not al all.
Bedford Wsstche.tey County. Nov. II. 1857. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

The WATER STREET Acknowledgements Conrery
yesterday preceded to the City Prison TO examine
Francis vardel the young man against whom the Jury
rendered verdict for the murder OF Andrew
McMenus in Driscolrs dance aouse, No. 277l Water
street, two weeks ago. While in the Toubs, Vsrdel
wac &C nfrontsd with Michael Argelsro detained as
witress in this murder case and identified him as being
one Of the men who 10 Driscos dance house With
him on the night of the murder. This IL true is very
impor anti and Coroner Counery placed the informa-
ton before the District Attorney, and in all prObsbl
i;y Argelaro vi be injected and placed Ia for his
fe. The following is the exsniusion Of the prisoner
Varoe:
Francis ysrdel. being duly examined according to
law the sureJed charge, and being informed that
he was az liberty 70 abs~er or not all or any ques-
tiors put to him, sta'es a. follows:
Q. What IL your name A. Frsncis Vardel.
Q. How old are you1 A. TWENTY four years.
Q. Where were you BORN ? a. Old Spain.
Q Where do you live A. In Brooklyn
Q What is yolr occupation A. am soldier:
Q Have you anything to say, ard If 81, what rela'
tive 10 the charge preferred against you a. have
roibirg at all to cay.
ysIdel was then re-comm!tted to the Tomb5 to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

ton, ard Nr. Quscktab1sh the American co ninstion.
Mr.. Qusckeobush hss for many years acted az Cl,tk
At tie Second District Police Court, and hs, 81 extern
sye knowledge Of the business pertairsz 70 hs Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

To The Now YoIk hosptal sON o ths Lofp)rl,ioa q
Buffalo eoo TO- pasc library boeinE sud siloOf to
provide he books the BOARD o. n ucstoa OF
$50 Coz the interest 20 furnish bock. for ,he Free
Academy the residue Of M GEosyenoTs estate bis
family connections
The will appoints Seth Il. Grosvenor sud Seth Gros-
veror Babccek executors 70 lis estate.
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p,-yDv's NsT.oxAI 1trp..,a rsn.
IA hnisa Wal

TtNDI'S NATIONAL IIIfATfR,-'PkIs hOrse WAG
d.d sst .vrr 10 ~itpess C. W sylct. u. dram. n
se PNotr ~ ISDIAi OF Tss fsLL DstHs TtIs % -
rysstsS ssan Thi. tseri tofe Ar vita "a, os.br,.S -
dr,ms e re "vAsos 90 IkSit sD ana the bt ri 80
&C "lANkst COVkTsG" Boz eoox opoa f< AI,s S.y, ~
soSsnc,. secsrr Jour seats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

h.,S,er- ,r,ur % r.f.s tomb n b. erected 70, 6,
vault appropriated 80 u0ess! ea,r<-s: saOoN,
s,,U to b. srecetor, psce Of les te~s SO o. ~.
fHys: 20
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fAdvertis~ment
~ No.

r,,n,twgx PuorocrApgs HuLoTYPEs DAcrKkKIV'
rYYYs and AnsnoIYpfs always acceptable Hohcs, 80
and .houd be secured at at his ao.e
Noe SIS sud So Broadway, opposite hetroPo"'s'
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(Adyersiemsns J.
when suffering from

a REMEDY THAT CuRks.-" ,.rrsA shat sDssdy re-
ans dssss oftne throat OF s,s' @ 6.LsIs o. WD
CsfsRy Re sccssss tr each CO. CO. . saaS~
sea.r, sassss sss.a I eyyts - s@s s'.fs~'
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sprcIAL Tsss-Eoy. @.-B,sss
Judge DUE.


Henry W. Phsif and James Phsr ss The Mayor Aasrm'e
&c, of kes.York.
The plaintiffs are job printers and bring THIS aceoa
to recover or pstns done @.wesn tas nt ~
t.mer ss spc the =. Of sy 1857 under the direction Of u
The plaintiffs segs that t.sy fanisssx
of printing notices the public In relation ~ ss
ot@rg under Str q Ceumissioners dir.oaon -
Fagg refused 10 ysy the claim =, -. a,
The ce.' dsnts raj denial and alese that thsy
ere not r o. tire claim oecar~ tue oo<s
Con had gtt direct the plaintiffs 70 % any
,usl vk violation u the Corpofenon or1ianoss
that the At 1853 required that all work 70 Do done ssa -
.uppls be fsr heo by tho Corporson involving 90
pedture more 80 should BE- By cortse foandSe
sealed bids OF proposals made In oonpisaeo wi'n pso
ntce FOR the fu p~rd q days aud al such coonest
qus,e seeuIy eli sgs bcs proposals 10 be epsnea "
beads Il paitu sdyertbing for them 10 tae
" the Controller, and such Ct the parties MAKING '''"
TIL c.., was argued ~ D. Taylor for tss psh'sn A.
R. lawrence. jr A., Assistant CorPors'"" '"N| ="
fen n, ci.tOu feseryed- pg.~
Ern.st Z.ehri. son sgt Theodor. w. hney. A..
Thjs was an spposton for an oraeI 70 ehsn' -
10 s,,srIf an his behalf de bers n~, ukysst.S
~ en- e,ourd d It he VS., shout 70 esso We
9ey' io.os On ,a. and noticed for trial toe novsoeS
.sn % III, IA would b. rsnined In nn OWE osns
.ns. v" n K csve was called for trial and tne
"a On sreh trial under ssid notice Inc Scu 1917
nolcst,on ground thai ths &c o.
,s dsys notice the time and place OF tae
Z, az nouts vL.cb such examinstiou 70 % 49,
"a rat the Cosst bad no power 70 sondss tns6
and hst the notice previously STyed Of the sssmnsne
y. - ns,ty Al the trial not svhcient 70 saoorss -
.asnsiion S< hsn> st otssT time and place
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VOTE EARLY, and get your PoRfk "a ~ your
b, Bornrs No 2ss Bro.aw.y. Save the esy sae
own hesds for future gene r.oos ct . co" - "
uoud result h in anticipation Vosee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Day, tnd another viii be held on the eSh b decide
whsther 10 vote at the Co1sti .utional election, or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

In our advertising columns will be found the ticket
Of nominations for city COunclmen, presented TO the
electors of the With Senatorial District. We under
stand tia. certain parties are endeavohng to under
mine the ticket by substituting the name OF Mr..
Demsrest in the place Of that of Wickham Hoffman
Mr.. Hoffman is eminently worthy the cordial support
of ali Republicans and entitled to that Of all ressonab
Americans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

DYSPEPSIA, DRoPsY, GRAVEL, GoUr and RREU-
NArtss.
WotrEs ScHTIpss ksossrte scHsspps
BY ne t3ica tact ~ for the sbys psA
FaI ~ N quart Sns PUT bo,;les Fol sac ~ al druggists
EoceiS JDoLPEo WOLFE, soie Inrotes.
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

PERsosAI.--Tbe Hon. jacob K. Wortepdyke ao1
the Hen John Huyer Ne MIXERS Of Congress from New Jess
are 10 leave for " arlington To-Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

DEATH FROM SuFFocATios.- Yesterday aflsrnooe
Nicholas Myers usreeI the steam boa, Jonas c. Hss
belonging 10 sterhens Condt Co found det In hi. roc
beard TIE lie called two three times Sarn
The day but nothing thought % his not makos h' sples
until three O'clock when the catered the Ai
found him sitting his trutk dead. IL appeared that he bad
frcin bic bed and had knocked his that
escsped uto the oom, thus sufoosng him. Efforts
made to restore him. but they inedetaA De ives
sbSu 50 Yeas of sse. Newark Mercury 3oth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

ARRIVAL OF PRovIscIAL PRoDUcE.-Tbe Britt N
brig Rovers Bride, from Prince Edwards Island ar
rived this morning, has on board feigh., 1884
bushels, and 4Sl bbs potatoes, 4Sl bushels turnps
LOS do. barley, 557 do. oats, 40 bags oatmeal bbs
carrots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

srn.r.I,,.rsxO, Sunday evening While ~.
M ci.,, q The rnh Ds.os Pole. -. u:.s.s -
ss.dsacs Of M Hsshes hs ~ ~, sseovSts8 -,
6t, Media, "a ~ called U, ga -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

The NJ T. Church at Springfield, which hs recently
been ard enooeed dedicated fhanistvtns
ray. Bishop jar preach a a discourse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

PocKEr PICKtD.-A msn--rsms utkuowr-who
bis way Chicago had bis oke, picked 1t the Nov
Yort sDG Erie Rsosd d-po 10 Jersey CRY yesterday morning
wallet 'sinng 2so. u al the be bad and
unexpected loss compelled him defer his TRIP rse shs
6nsere s'eniy are IN eons,'nt ste1drce 81 the rai,od
guard when in that locality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

WILL OF Srrn GnosvEroR.-Ths vii Of ssth
Groeveuor We admitted TO probate yesterday Mon
dsy, By Surrogate Bradford. In the VII ere the f'
loving psovsioss: u.v..
IL ~ eli hi. re-. ssis iy.S With. ets s.s o. = ,.sn
gSsd 0Sustssg Of n Raasoo q ia Nssfs uAy s'sS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

LABoRERs WANTED IN THE COUNTRY. Ashbury
struble, of cClelandtown, Fayetts County, Penn.
write 6 us that laboren, both men and womeo, are
wanted in that section and If people knew the smes
of persop iu New York who would take an interest
il the matter and act forwarding agents, to whom
those could w,i'e and send money who are in wat Of
help be tbir ks that large portion of those who have
been accustomed to fam work, particularly Germso
and American, would find good situations and that
employers would willingly advance funds to pay trans
portstiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
RROOKLY YIN ITEMS.
s,ppRs DEATH

s,ppEs DEATH "A carpenter named CAN. ~ ~
g., Els,,nth erect resr South Second street. dsd
Sunday appeared that be "a %sr ass sos !. ~
~. y nS him Until Thursday. Ga Saturday hs.iss ~
..ir,J tn ocpvusoDs and die4 The foiiowns Wv" :
usuest VII be heiA by Coroner SDesL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

The Board of Courcilmen had no quorum last nigh,
ord The President aunoutced that the Board would,
therefore, stand adjourned over till next Monday after
noon at o'clock. Subsequently, he called the atten-
ion of the members present. and stated that the Clerk
would be directed to notify al the msmbsrs thst there
would be special meeting Of the Board on Thursday
afternoon, q. clock for the transacion of business
of Importance relative 10 the city.