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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

0sauAs REsusl.oAs nassiso.-By pro-
cssdiass sAicA ~ pataisA IN ~ issiAe. u
viii h~ sssn thst sAe Grrnan Republicans
have ea1ossed the nominations Of ths lats
coansy coaysntioe. These nooinations were
aasds with great unanimi,y and every nan m
" aaka = wsu adapsed - ~ oG,es Sos
whtfA ~ b . casdiiate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

4 WPARTNERSHlP NOTICE THE CO
~ fAkrN ENHlllf heretofore sai.tins unsss tho
drm - Mr,st.Rer Lave. 4 Bisksmare stif~s gane
sth, iasi, W eoassgacsee at the death II A w NJ.
teSgr Ehhsr .t the under gn. will sisn the nan.
u the late hrm in the srt lsm~nt ~ ns aMuiss aad
Will also continue The haaking and kAchsGxe Nv
stns.s under sh. -tsl. ~ fHf.AkFNUNE q IAWEo
At theI old stand Mstn..
N. " H.AkEMokE,
A, LAWEs,
is.tI Surviving Iastnsis
1 lissuLu1iON NOTICE .-.TnE FIRM Of
IL Hasr~ 3 ssocy !. THE day assnlved hy mn.
tes consent, sad William stoi.y 10 authorized 10
l Hsstls th" haslns.s ~ III. firm
wA A HAU0E
l WM ArUlst.Ef
| bsssnpoIi. April slth. Iss. t~asw
| / lliSSoLuflON of PAkT>ERShlP-N0-
II ftsE III hereby siK.a that III. partnership hers.
/ tatare existing h~tw~eh knnS Iiehano- aud John
/ Foreman VA the Anrtsan hus,nrss Ii THE de- die
ssis ~si v, matua consent John Foreman hsstaa Jut
| esassd the stock All debs due said nun VIII bs
| faid :" ssd Foreman, aud claims against said hrm
viii he pfseentei Ia hina for sessiesent ths old
taad where the business Will b. rnnilnt,rd By .skn
Foreman ENOr TICnENOk
JOHN FOREMAN
Davenport Iaiy q 1851
HAVING BEEN COMPELLED ny I'LL
! health 10 retire frum the arm ~ Tl1Asaor 3
Foreman. hereby recommend Mr. Foreman 10 the
ptiists CAREFUL tasiness man deserving
ds hherai patronage ENos TlGnkSO2
s2diot
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

fsgss,-Dr. ware hes iosnd The poss-mon-
'sais - advertised In our papsr - being los,
a ths ars % The 6sh Inst. An honest Ger.
nan ssw ths advertisement and brought him
his property
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

A RssAwArr-A vehicle with one or more
horses attached and drivrrle-s. passed ny
Rock lslAnd ssrsse In the dark on Thursday
evening at rapid rsse. where young they
diA - eassy laae saeagh ior rs 20 eaquire.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

Az lssousAsv CsAxes --Rerensiy ~hils The river
has sssu 10 ; One sssGs the Kcohak packets have
srasssd she Lesss Rapids, sad connected dlrsssiy
With tAs D. l1osis pa~kr,s IN times 4 low wsser.
saeA - ass sow eesnlas on, the packets on, vun y
tAc head of tbs ksrds, and thea pssscngsrs taks
hsshs ~ Ksakak Bat important change hes
taken place We have been informed By CaVs.
DoAas thaa fh1 pasksts eoans~i with ths eas u
the hssd n ~ RspsAs anA rasssnvers are taken 70
keckuk h twenty Eve nisstss. THE is . fes -
srsss iatesess oo travellers TIE road is MT entirely
ssuDasasd arouad the RAP.ds, hat the boa,s run 70
ths cn@pastsd part.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

Son 61agcE "A man, nAn~ unknown isll
down q noon Yesterday near the Catholic
Church. sun ssruck Ne was taken into Q
ssishbcsins hosss, aad very ssoa died Hs
bad ss~s noasy shoas Ne pssSos, but sssA-
ING by which hh name could BE- learned ID
xas hin mas, sui respectfully dseused
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

fouaTa Sfnsss.-Do oar city aushesisies
iassad p % anything fos the impsovsaspa u
tosstA strsss this ssssoal If ~, sasnss
soss ssnporary srsasGsnsat ~ nade y
ShicA - issins ffcm houses win BE- carried
q and nd BE- pssni,sed to collect, ssasnsss
and cause sicknsss1
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4 NJ


AZ ND, cs.n., on IN. ss.h I'M. !, ,he n.v
iAviss hyde, Man 6E0nDk W. EI.Is ot ~ ssty
= leysnp.t,. Iowa, 10 Mis.. NARY a., sid~.i
daa1Assr - yohn \ Demins Esq
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

p" Mr. Wolfe, the artist, is now in Da.
buqae. taking . view Of that ensesprising city
!" enrich his panorama Of tho Upper Missis-
sippi river. :.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18
for Sale.


EASE FOR aALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
afist- fet sale the l~as- and of tho Hard
@ste Nf"r" u Now nraupl.- as he int~ris snrs n,
'rhtaNe 70 ht@ hrw siote tn Nichols Hook The
lnts store u well ht,.i up and oue II the b~ss To-
stes Ia the eits fnr trade
q MAsHnj RNE
Hasenprri luis 10Th 1877
Ion SALE--A PAIR ~ THREE YEAR
! cid Mules. well hraken To Harness, : co. iws
'et Wagon, new With Hsrnss- all atted Can b.
..ea a. ~ash an Main street the Fisst nspilst
fhnrsh, f.T few day.
eimf c. AcEgEy
'aR SALE OR LEAsE. FOR TEN YEARs.
ns isei :. arau"d b, ~, on sse.nd street.
car 6tani- saw MIL A-a, NJ fsst landing - tAc
ksef which !. = g.od landing fsv Iusnts~v sad tAs
&tannd would make s.s,i lumber YARD
.slso frssue House to leass
tsr hrth"r particulars rnqaire "a The prem,se. VI
hTim TI(sM6NOQ
NN ACRES ~ FIRST CLANS LANDS
sSvNy vhaie. -.isstiun. in different rsrts Of
i"ws t.r sale ~ rxchsns. fW ar, gssods cisshtng
iOItN l. swIrs
kesi Essaie hrnkxs
i.sDfim Neai ioar north nf the - up slSias
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

u ksokak Is advertising for sealed pro-
posals for the construction Of Water works.
Shall she he ahead Of Davenport In this par
ficularl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

InnioaArses.--1hs \. I. Avsss says. tAsi
u nselssa twsuey-ssvn yehe n ane orsn IN
Tie sssssss II hat eisy on Wednesday. attach
81 = several lasge wagons laden with seosis
Tor ~ new town Of Dsnnisoa, Iowa. We pse-
sa.s shh b sassAsv paper sown 70 which tAs
pssprissep are about 10 give show n sub
aaAnsiabiliay.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

sV The lines To- Cecilia are RESPECT.
fully Refused We have no doubt Of their
"risisaiity, A. such wresched attempts q, poe.
Try ere rarely perpretrated.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

NTORA6E, FORWARDING & CONNISSION
- BUSINESS The late Arm Of Goodrich wheel
er s lsaiis haylng been dissolved, the suhscribsr
VIII eoatiaue the business st the Warehouse lately
nccayssd hy Eliot F1ske, opposite the n : ~
Railrosd Bsyot
Former epstssrrs viii pleass address their orders
70 ossar.eh Co yh.sh shsil rsesiys Iromps s.lsn
.tu,t fguxNsff 00OORvrH u CO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

u Judge Cook has refused the order for
an injunction 10 rsstrainths city Of Davenport
'r"m prosecuting the Messrs Kelly fnr the
violation Of city ordinance In relation TO sel-
ling meat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

" Those who love the music Of the
hsomsr" can b. ssasiaesl 10 the top Of their
hent BY taking . seat In our sanctum. In
this cass. however, Il In the stone -haumer..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

A BUOo89U - 00uoGTy.
THE JuNEHUMB1R OF TIE NEW YORK
= ihaiagraphie anA Pins An Jonrna!r sl,.s a
very n.ttertMe and eomplinsalary nastr~ N ih~ y
cay - '"''
Uar ehsens snou:d call and exanain. tho beautiful
portrait. whth be bee on exhibislon ,us, sf vh,eh
.se ~ rersons well known in this city Mr a has
insrotnsri n~w style of riesuS~ On Patent Iashsy
very srh sble for sendins by LII
Call q his 6alsry bgcdy ssy,st end yoa will b.
srs.ias1 ssd Asllehtsa .en,f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

J. OnEasnoTKs1s, next door To Post OF
Nee, is6ssms The laes of THE city that DO w hesp
open HE stole through shis hot wssshss ever,
ssssiss sssii 10 O'Clock. Bargains la ssmmss geods
may - oAaais~d r1ess
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18
RIVER L STEAMBOAT NEWS


- Ths ! nsIse 10 The laekss sAs ssss.lns Car
xssknk, vtsh Capt Reach Ia eoAmand.ss al 8
49, The Alhsnbra Capt Webb. leaves this evs.
Mig ~ GlnlsaA. Ne u nas aud des~vvcAiy oSs.
lar boat za q
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

u The cyprians of La Crosse Wis, hav-
iag bssa tsrnea ost Of that town, hare fo~nd
tarytns place ~ Dubuque The suthoritiss
ws presame will rsss them on 10 Chicago
wissrs the. lsGitimasely belong. having ',e~n
ahseus suaicieasly long from - The sansis" to
have acquired she tisis Of uppsr Nississip-
plans" - Grssaitoasly conferred by the pa-
Ien Of shat city upen this unfortunate cia,s
II fsusaDes
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

u To-day the Democratic Convention
meets at the Court nsuse. Some rich scene,
may BE- anticipated.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

kIEr Cool For superior Ice Cream
sh.s hcs ~ssshsr 60 10 Bsooks 3 Dssis 7Asas ID.
loon 70 crowded Of svsnlls. with the elite n the
etfy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

u Davenport win be the hest McAdam-
lied clay In ~ 6sats, 70 sooa - the various
coaasaets now Ut ass 1iled. ~hich viii bs b.
tors ~ winsw ssss In. Between two aud
three miles cf streets win he finished before
The season closss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

0opS's LADrs Book. The August mum
l'sr Of shis pspslar periodical has appeared
and ~ presume nay ~ found ai the book.
stOsss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

snow CAnED! snow CAAEo!!
RlDE Re- NICHOLS. SHOW CASE AND
~ Metal onah NauufArsursrs, lsoK B1ush Ciark
ssrsst, estWeea Adnne and Monroe ess~es akt<a9o,
niinals
HAs~ Cases of every description, esa. sasly On
hasd end nss1s to order, snch silver r1ssed Ger
k~ Orders from sAe rsmnsry prom psly ssssswied "
GAsss paet ~ and shsrred - say pan - tAs russd
ssa,es Address, MDER = NICMOLLA.
- sDuth fiark sttees
myltdem foss Oolas nas, slss On ~. IN
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0o.oap's s ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED--A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w Nan who fully understands the paint oti gro
rers aud hardware busia~ss ANY une " i.hlas stci
= rsrson wl please address immediately. c. n"
Box 2a1 psxeufssrf isits Js,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

16n ACRES or LAND, ~ ACRES IN
w cultivation, fsar aud half miies w~., Of
iiss~nl"rt Lslf nl~ f,.m John Friday a nne ttMtss
ia. hnilt'ngs could not as put up for hss thar
~ i've hundred dasrs, th. timber 1. worth ali III.
s"n., that !. asked for IN. isrAi for particulars
srpi, on the farm to
bsim' W KNIGHT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

FEMALE CoLLEoE. q understand tl.a, the
title to the Female coiee. ground. and build
lag has Al length bsen settled, and tha, Rev.
WV. Tcoke has taken possession of the same
and u ssactsat encouragement he given him
viii shortly cPen . school for yoang ladies
that will he an attraction to our CITY. W.
hope that every encouragement will b- offered
this gentleman Z" induce him 10 establish hesr
seminary Of learning that will vie with anv
In the West. We have the most favorable 10
cation on the river. with Ane healthy. airy
site, while nothing Is more needed q, this time
than just such M institution as Mr. Tookc
proposes to lccate herr II the prospects are
safhclenily Aatiesine. he WIN pvcceed 10 carr,
out ~ original design of the prsSsssos os she
ed'nce, by constructing two wings 10 the main
building
lsDIvsnuAI ESrERpRiss. L. r. Parker
Esq, Is just completing row Of sne dwell.
ling houses on Ripley between Second and
Third streets. There are four ,~ueu,ee,, IN
the bsoek. each Of which IL two Mori~. In "A.
diticn 10 the basement They are finished ia
style with ail tho modern appliances, gas ia
ssch room. etc Two Of these t~nemrnts arc
rented, The Others are - vet unensased, hu,
their convenince 10 business will insure their
early occupation.
No man has done more sadsance the real.
interests Of our clay than Mr. Parker. Year
after year he has erected bailiines ior rent
until now he hss forty tenants. While the
rents pay him libcrally for The iuscst,nent, he
Is 1t tho ssne time supplying want tha,
more than any other. has been experienced
b. those imnisratine totLis city. His housss
are now oil occupied. and Il is rarely that 4
single Sae Of them Is failing to bring him IN
rent. good class Of dwelling houses for
rent 10 want that our city he's feh nos~ di.
reetly than any other and we hope 70 zee our
capitalists moro generally imisasine the ss.
ample Of Mr.. Parker
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

Mos Fsarass.-lf or snsopAisscassd
fstssA = - nssssalns IssvsAl wesld dial
ssenss writing ~ miGAa sAvs hinsslf snm1
''assnalshness We deaS buiA houses here
twenty -iosr series high, nor ssa propAsy q
ol,5eo ~ 1sss, - laAass h lsls IT. y. Lss.
b y o. ths former may b. peculiar % Nos
easias. u oar cotsnposssies aaks up pr
aGsasA nm ~ D. Lsuis Isss,,sSmsev ~
sss6lt h % ~ Davenpast 0assfts ssr~ly ~
Sssvss' sAesh mi hosd vs responsible 10,
tAsiv eass1sssnsss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18
Cost ano found.
E.ntNh- THE PLACE TO HuY CHEAP
Dry oecsss 10 Al the popular corner of
e GRANfTON q MN
hls Coz Brady aud Second streess
% Get or cease.

HOUSE To RENT--oN BRADY ST. -
- 70 .oi Esai.' Row, Sth dcnr fr.m iash q III
'isscrh vel, supplied, well excellent
Apply on the prruise. ar To
VAN WytH. NJ I Daeenrarts nlsek
nhH Catn~r second aud Aaia si
70 LEASE FOR A TERM or YEARS
=, - =, how rrni the ea,nmcdioa. stone houss u
is-' i'sfcni1rt on the af Main and Noufa
ifsst- containing ~ tonms II 10 admiralty situa
81 tsf ho'el % boarding, where such q house 10
magh needed The grounds are ample Tor sarsIei
'ishiins, ~. The huatns u nr~ and vii he anisA
"a AMI 'rsds Etr an occupant y, the l-t Il August
Arpb :" W u utipRETH
ls#tt ks.t DassuI.sst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

~ Mr. Rsnwick is enclosing The grounds
attached 70 his mill by good substantial
board fence.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

II We cosnaed over thirty men al work
On the street. beSbrs cur Office yesterday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-18

10 eHveHe UPo1 W. PEeucCeSSot,
0fhe sidswalk Is now planked ffom
Rsnwick's mill TO Bridge Avenue
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THE TURF.

NEw-YoRX RAcEs-FAsHioS COuRsE, L. I.-Se-
cond day Of the regular meeting. TaesdGy, June lS.
Propretor's purse 500 three mile heats:
Jas Tsley enters a.. h. Engineer by Revenue ont Of An
drewetta by Andrew.
Campbell and Barton enter B. Mat Spanser by Tally no.
out Of Sevenup ....................R
O. p IIaTc enter, Etiquette by Mariner, out OF Fash
by Trustee crawn
Time-5;42f-5:42i
Same DGy.-Propnetor's purse 500, mile heats:
David McDan Dr. Don Juan, BY imp Geseoe out
Of Dsrkn.s, by '.....wakeT over.
UNION CouRsE l.. I-TnorTING-7~esddy June
I6, Is7.-Matcb 81, 900; mile heats best in ), in
harness:
c. Broekss b. & Sir Walter.
Time 24s-2;49-2:A
Some Day-siS,ch 500; mile heats to harness:
II. Woolrud, g Harlem Boy ........'..''.'..'''.''
{. Brookss b. IA Goodw ed Maid.
Time S:0i-S:o5.
Same Day-Match 500; mile heats, best IN ,, IN
harness
Owners e. True John Reeevea o''ei''
Owners b. Harry Walton .............Psidfo forfeit
UNION COURSE, L. L-TRoTTISs--MoHddy, June
Is ls57.-Matoh 81 900, mile heats, to wagons:
J. Nelson's Dr. Bowery
J. WOodruf's Dandy Jim. ...............".....2
Tsns-2;55-2:&
CEsTERvILLE Course, l.. I-TRorrryG.-MoRday,
June i5 lS57.-Match So 900, two mile heats, wagon
and driver weighing 800 iss
H. woodrua's e. John.....,....,.............. I
J. CuSnsys b. Honest
Observation-Disclosures.
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bat the pants get back set hst they recover

That the plants get back set that they cannot recover
from.
Nustroom Curhra'ion-,Judge MgIss--In Franco
mushrooms are more largely cultivated for fool tsan
in any other country. Chemists say 1t Is more NE
animal food than any other vegetable. j. has the
smell AID putrtious quality of meat and It requires
great 10 selecting them in wild STATE, a. nos
gathered ri the exast right time they are poisonous
h cultivated state thi- can always De Obyaied be-
cause none but the right Kind viii grow 10 the cellars,
and the grower knows exactly the right 10 gamer
and scnd them 20 market When properly cultivated,
aud gathered at the right time aud wei cooked, no
vegetable ia more nutritious aud wholesome than
mushrooms. 4 very small quantity suhice' at meal,
because they are such hearty diet that no one can
eat Of II largely The first attempt to grow them upon
a large scale is bow making upon Prof. Mapes's farm
by an experienced French cultivator, who is making
an acre Of beds.
A Ns,- American Product.-Ceo. s. M0uton, agent
Of The WillmaDtc Linen Company, distributed among
those present at the close Of the meeting several bOIes
of the new product Of the above cOmpanys msuufac-
turing skill-that IL, their American spool cotton of
variety Of color which in all respects will bear test
with the best spOOs ever imported.
We wish the ladies would attend these meetings of
the Club as they would often find many things
worthy Of their attention.
The next meeting will be July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

AT q meeting of the Board Of Health held yesterday
morning, present, the Mayor presiding Aldermen
Pieron, Walsh and Schools permits were granted to
the following vessels TO discharge their cargoes:
Ship Roger Liverpool salt and coal bark Z. Sherwood
Cruz bark America CaGdenas moasses bark
Paw son Cardeuss schooner Cassidy Tnidd moA
bs Sally Cieufueg molases brig Surf Ci-nfueso
bark Fountain Maanzss, sugar and moasse; schooner
Denuison Cardenss sugar and molases bark j. A. Lee Ma
.nzss sugar bark C. Hows GTamauus, and molsses
brig Echo, CsIdenss schooner Harrison ST. Jaso dc Cuba
sugar schooner Havre 81. Jago sugar.
A communication presented from an anonymous
source stating that brig was dschsrging sugar st
the foot OF South Third street Eastern District, and
Mat she had urou ia the Sound TO that place TO
avoid Quarantine. On motion of AID. Walsh, the
Health Officer was directed 10 investigate the matter
Application Was made for the brig Olio, from AsPin-
wall to discharge hides The application was laid on
the table till this morning. The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

CHARGE OF BRIBERr.-In the Common Council on
Thursday evening" Aid. Kalbfeisch moved that q
Committee of Five be appointed to investigate the
truth Of certain rumOrs of corruption ia the Board
of Health, involving the characters of one or two
members Of the Beard. He stated tia; it was charged
that one member of the Board Of Health had received
blihe in connection with his action in relation to
permitting vessels arriving here from foreign ports to
land their cargoes at our wharves. The resolution
was adopted and the following Committee appointed;
Aldermen KalbHeisch, jenkins, Rowe, Wilson andVan
Brunt.
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Total Population. ..'....'..'.'s''..'' l
rha fcllowipes IL the vote nm the cdontinn.

The following Is tue vote on the adoption:
YEAS Mayor Powell McLAughlin, White Bell Blocker,
Hamilton. Smith, Campbell Delaney, Cummings, Lindsay Bou
trle Woodwork Bergen, SchoonGskeT, Stryksr RydeTl7
NAYS-Studwel Adams, Wal, Cross
ABSENT-Jerome McCloskey, Scheuck. Hinmsn.
The Penitentiary Committee reported in regard TO
supplying the Alms-IIouse with provisions, &c. by
contract The report laid on the table aud
dared 10 be printed.
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The Governors met yesterday at the residence OF
Jonathan Stearns, Warden of the Aims House on
Blackwells Island, &. GODFREY GCSTHER, President,
in the Chair and quorum present
The following is the weekly census which was duly
received:
Number Of inmates remaining in the Institutions fof
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ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIPE.--Mr. Joseph Is.
woodward residing New Egypt met with fatal accident
on THURSDAY afternoon. IL appears that he had hands en-
qsg,d In wood with circular saw aud while adjusting
ill., betting which had become disauanged be fell against the
saw which severed ha from the body cuttu agonay
from the shoulder tho elbow aud also inflicted serious
wound in shoulder and neck Drs Beam aud Godcu
tated above the elbow but tho unfortunate man died
al...t1 nir lnuUk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

ME1RoPoLrTAS PoIlcE COMMISSIONERS. - The
Metropolitan Police Commissioners were in ses,ina
Yesterday but transacted only little business wing
10 the excitement in the Park. A number OF man 10
the Eff eenth, Twentieth and Twenty sec .ad Wards
were tried for insubordinatiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

BADGE OF OFFIcE.-Ald. Banaon offered resolu-
ton at the last meeting of the Common Council direct
ing the Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies to get
up suitable badge in the shape of star to be worn
by the Aldermen of the city, in order that they might
be protected in their active duties and their official
position as Aldermen be recognized. The resolution
was referred to the Committee Arts and Sciences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

Bill /. i understood that the baad mo - asl fJr
many yes-s the mot celebrated in the Uuit d Sat-
%. pee to give free concert Wednesiay evening
a, Boston, # suitable hsl can be procured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
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CATARRH-There Is Physician IN this city I)r.
r. G0cpGLE Who posirey CArARRH IL il worst forms
ruedy BE- hss s,-ly discovered He challenges
aid the world The lie may D. consulted At hs oae
No SIS Broadway free q charge The remedy Is IN liquid
form. Prioe, = znd - pr bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

THE New DAEsErsE.-Mlle. Rolla, Premiere Dan
seuse Assoluta of La Scala at Milan, La Fenice at
Vienna, the Imperial Opera, Paris, and her Msjestys
theater London engaged for Nbos with the consent
of Mr. Lumey Director Of the Italian Opera, London.
She is but 10 years old and is called beautiful She
is now on board the Persia, which will be due here
early next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Annual Convention Of the Diocesan Brother
hood of New-York assemble to-day at St. Peters
Episcopal Church, State street, near Bond Brock
lyn. The RI. Rev. Bishop Clark Of Rhode Island viii
preach before the Convention st o'clock this even
ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-ALLyGEo GARRorISi.--
Clark son yooThees young Jerseymss was arrested
Yesterday, charged with having at about II clock on
Monday night in company with three Others. I'M
known. attacked John McNsmara, Of No. - North
Moore street, while he was passing through West
street. and garroted ard robbed him. The complain
ant makes affidavit that one Of the gang seized him
by tbe neck and chOked him, two of the Others held
him, and the fourth robbed him Of lead pencil worth
one cent which was about all he had in hi, pockets.
They then of, but an alarm being given, were
pursued, and Voorhees, WAS arrested. The prisoner
was taken before Justice Connolly sad committed for
trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

The Brooklyn horticultural Society viii hold their
June exhibition on Friday, the 18th, at the Atheneun
from to II o'clock P. M, where fine aora display
may be expected.