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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

A CoNIN0 SESsATIos. We learn that nun
er Of friends Of Charles Wsre, 6ramsiist, ropo>e
rendering to him compliment the shape OF dra-
matte entertainment. III which they will assist II Wal
lacks Theaier. on the evening of Tuesday, the 10th
INST Mr. Ware viii enact the part Of Shylock, or>ir
Gle, Oyerreaeh, and viii be supported by tine con-
bEsion Of distinguished amateurs and professionals,
many Of the former being wel-known to the public as
men of marked ability variety OF other entertain
ncpts of high order have already been volunteered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
NEEJERSEY ITEM s.

SHAD FIsHISG.-The shsd fishermen have been en-
gagged for several days past in taking up the poles OF
their fisheries in the Hudson river opposite Jersey
City. The shad fishing season just ended has been
one-third better than usual. Fish have been plenty
and prices good ranging from sls to $50 per 100 fish,
at Wholesale. They sold as cheap as slS during
two days only It Is said TO be the intention OF tho
shad fishermen to set their poles in the deep water OF
the Hudson river next Spring as usual, regardless oil
the Port laws passed at the late session OF the New
York L. gsature prohibiting them from so doing under
the penalty of fine.
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property was insured, but the insurance company "
. ssid, have inside s"ne objections to payment--aH
lhe Insurance Is not contemplated TO NEE, losss 81
this character. Three geAtleDoa from New-Y Tk
lMrssrs Fairbanks Parks and Shepherd were visit ~
4 Mr. Selleeks, and asleep At tho time the house
struck. Mr. Parks beirg aroused by the reports an
flashes o lightning. spraug from his bed and entered
the room occupied 10y Mr. Stephens and fosad Tho
bed covered with pieces # a,h, plaster and glass, Sc,
the b.d.tead also damaged and holes were made in
e sheets. The electric hud appears Ia have passed
f. N the house to the yacht OF Charles King, ESQ
f., I'D. Mt of Colulnba College which was lying Tear
t,. split the b-bOOm, and otherwise badly damaged
the vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

AMERICAN MusEUN.-The Managers of the Museum
have given proof of their enterprise by import
~ AMI producing another English drama before any
Of their rivals. They are now playing iise-ac piece
By j. Stirling Coyne, which is exceedingly interest
ing and successful play, which has sound moral and
which, wi,hal, is novelty having never been per-
formed in this country before IL is entitled Fraud
aud IT, Victims and its principal aim il to set forth
in dramatic and therefore effective form the long
train of wrongs and evils entaed upon innocent peo
pie by the fraudulent bankruptcy OF great banker
Retrbuon at last Overtakes the wrOng-dOer, and after
undergoing the greatest vicssitudes of fortune the
victims, who have suffered the most acutey by the
clire. are restored to their position in society, and
their wealth is returned TO them. Without giving the
pot il detail sketch will show the general of
the story.
Mr.. Hugglestoue Liverpool banker, af er de-
lberate preparation Of several years, makes up his
mind to leave his country with all the money he has
been able to secure aud that which is at the moment
in his pos.essou on deposit The evening he proposes
Ia fy. an old sea captain, Mr.. Seaborne deposits
with him fl0,000 his whole fortune, for which he
takes a receipt. A. Seaborue Is going from the office
he falls in with friend who tells HIN OF his doubts o
Hugglesones honesty, whereupon Seaborne immedi-
ately returns To the banking ONCE and demands the
return of his money. The excitement induced by the
sudden fear of losing all his wealth is too much for
him TO bear aud he bursts a blood vessel AMI dies in
the Office in the presence Of Iluggestonc and his
fdental clerk. Tom Trumper. The old bunker peck
cts the money, but neglects to destroy the written re-
cept which fails into the possession of the clerk, who
carefully preserves it, Here ends the first net. There
is laIse Of twelve years before the action Of the
second act proceeds when the wife, and daughter
of Seaborne are discovered in state OF the utmost
destitu:ion for lack Of the means of which llugge-
stone had robbed them, but which ctthey nadine
known. Seaborne having died without acquainting
them of the fact of his having raoney Hugglestone
has thriven meanwhile, bu; has been discovered by
Tom Tumper, who still preserves the receipt Tom
becomes acquainted with the family, who are all on
the verge Of suicide and eventually, after succession
ofthring incidents succee Is in getting the ElOOOO
from Hugs estoue and having him given in charge OF
the officers of the law to answer for his crime.
The drama il exceedingly interesting and well
worked up, and there s fine opportunity for the
actors to display their powers. Toai Trunper, by
Mr.. C. w. Clarke is thoroughly excellent piece of
acting and one ofthe best we have seen him do for
many day. Messrs. Hadaway, Levick Taylor, and
Mrs France Radinski and Miss Mestayer all de-
serving of high commentator. 1t is good perform
aDce throughout.
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/, why WupE. No. 25l Broadway, can

lhe inquiry WHY W lLDt No' ~ pi"'"""'i ~"
sell u, choices, French MuLNyRY and the elegant bo>NEr
Dsyss ,Ps &c fabricated his work 81 sueh
nv low prices Easily answered Doing business OF sn
million year small profit 81 large trade conient' hn
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANsVERsARr.-Thc anniversary
Of the Wiiamsburgh Universalist SundaySchool took
place at the Odeon Wednesday evening. The ex-
ercises consisted of singing dialogues addresses Re-.
and very interesting. The affair Is to be repeated
on Tuesday next for the benefit of the Industrial
schnOl.
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Advertisement.
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TRApE-Severa patterns beautiful Ia design sud I'm
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

The EXCISE Bo,RD.--1his Boaid met yesterday
end occup the In issuing certificates 20 those who had
ohtaa.d licenses Some hall dozen licenses granted aud
ht two hundred applications are yet be considered Foul
meetings Of the Board are still u be- held
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Rrrrnx nr Ylnr1Na FIRENEN. = Zephy

RETURN OF VISITING FIRENEN. 80 Zephyr Hose
Company No q the Eastern District returned last evening
m their three DAYS visit 10 PHILADELPHIA They were
c.fyd at Pier by about hundred Williamson gheTs.
" 10 turned out With Tus band 20 welcome them home The
2epbys ms,ched Broadway down Grand street and crossed
oy. the Division Ferry their house Ia South seventh
street The pauy Spress themselves highly gratied with
their visit the City Brohe y Love where they well
rr,eiyed by their brother iTeuleu
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Advertisement
NIAGARA FALLS Photographed to order for tn

rus FNyNING from HoLMsss GALLERY DEPori CRY
NlEws and DOLLAR PORTRAITS by them MachHeFy and
German and Yankee uteIprise-No. $50 Broadway
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To 1HE HVNASE-There 81 family by the nam
e Puroy Amercanl living st No liz Caristie siree'
co. i' Ear, in very destitute crcunstaaces aud YER
worthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

SrRrcK BY LIGHrsISG.-The dwelling house OF
Mr.. Thomas Sclleck al Rocky Neck, township Of
Greenwich, Conn, was struck by lightning about II
O'Clock on Sunday night last. The roof was torn or
and Get Oh fire in several places BY the electric fluid
Plesteripg of The walls and ceiling well as lsths
were stripped of and thrown in all directions about
the rooms. -Four large lookiDggasses which hung up
in different rooms smashed to atoms and pieces
Of the glass driven into the walls the opposite sides
Of the rooms; ioists were split in two, sc. Inc
damage sustained is said to exceed 1000. Inc
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and the Laws Of Life $50 pages 80 engravng. bound
panrg the mode in which he diseases Of the Lungs and
Heart and other Chronic Disorders sent by mei POSTAGE
res on receipt 40 Address s. FrcS Co.. No. sA
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

Descent o. A DAScE HorsE.-Captan ,Ditchett
Of the Fourth Wasi Police with several officers under
hi. command, during Wednesday night, made des-
cent upon the dance house Of Chris. Burns, No. 80
Water street, arresng the proprietor and six Irish
girls who gave their names as Mary Brown, EAza
Win, Betsey Sheldon, Margaret Brennan, Mary
Quinn and Mary Williams. Chris. Is charged with
keeping disorlerly house his place being resort for
all kinds Of improper characters. The prisoners were
Yesterday taken before Justice Osborn who disposed of
the case in quick time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

The GAS QUEsrroS-The Committee on Lamps,
and Special Committee Of the Jersey CITY Common
~. b. m yestgAting ference between the suthofrs
and the Company which has heretofore prevent
an NJ being made ight the streets with sss On
Tuesday evening the Council ased resolution unanimously
Dir ci The Corporation Council 70 apply 70 the company u
fulfill ihr conditions the resogi0n Of by which the C"
ram were permitted their mains In the streets on eondi
ion that ey furnish the city and the private conuns
with cheap done by the AahhAttsh company "i
E,w-Iork.
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CITY ITEMS.
eulogy on DR.. Kane will be delivered this evening"
at the Rev. DR.. Chapins Church.

ACADTNY OF MrsIC.-The farewell benefit OF Max
Maretzek comes or this evening when a programme
of no ordinary attraction will be presented Madame
Gazzaniga takes her leave also of the New-York
public in her great character of Noletta in Nerds
la Trar,ata Messrs. Brignoli, Amodio aud C'letti
are also in the east. The opera will be preceded by
the comedy Of Simpson & Co., in whic7 Madame
Ponisi Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport and Mr.. Blake
appear; and followed by the French company ina new
vaudeville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

ATTFNrTED SUICIDE.-A man named e. Il. Ryan,
rg IN Roosevelt street New York, mpted 10 commit
sucd yesterday BY Jumping into the river from one Of the
Pol Zip +, ~ ats He wa rcscned BY The erfy hads
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF GEN. HENNiNGshs
on exhibition at BEADY's GALLERY No $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

FoUNDIISG.-OD Wednesday evening female in
fnt abh' weeks Of age found deposited on the steps
1T 95 South Third stree, Yesterday was sent To tho
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

CRIoKET.-Next week is to be the grand gala week
of the season among the lovers Of cricket IN New
York and vicinity. Two ir>tclass matches, in WHICH
a aige number Of the crack players Of America will
participate will be play ed upon tn grounds at Hobo
ken. The irst one commences on Monday 10 last two
DAYS between tie first eleven OF the New-l Ork Club,
AID eleven If the United States; and tue second TO
commence on Wednesday. between eleven English
men and eighteen Americans. We understand that
extensive arrangements will be made upon the grounds
in the of tents &C. for the comfort OF visitors,
and We have 10 doubt that thousands will avail them
selves of this opportunity to witness sport that Is
rapidly growing in popularity in this country We
aIptrd a lit of the PLAYERS, as follows:
Ncir- York-Cuvp. Crop'ey Waller Walker. Lalng,
Wright, Barker, Higham, Fletcher, Sharp aud Willy
Tinted Nta'tS-BallOw. ), niOr. Needham, Peuy.
Halls jefferson, Cowery Rose Bury, Hathaway aud
French.
FIcr,r glishmcn-Mesers. Ralphs from Utica
GilesIie and Comery from Albany; WISE from the st.
George Club y. Y. Crossley. Hamyn aud Harry
from the New-York Club; Bradshaw Facon All SeH-
ior from Philadelphia. ard Warner from Newark
F,ghf,,u Amaicdns-From Philadelphia, MesSrS
W. X. Wister, j. WSter, Howe, Johnson, Hall aud
Kuhn; Germantown, Mr.. Newhall Newark, MesSrS,
Ward Baker and Naubouteu New-IOrk, MessrS
Shonnsrd and Clark. New Brighton MI. Robinson;
ST. George = Mr.. Van Buren,; Yonkers. Msssrs. Bash
ford and Stedwe; Albany, Mr.. Chapln; Utica,
Mtssrs Frouch aud Spencer; Long Island, Mr. Holder
Cincinnati, Mr.. Coolidge; Amsterdam. Mr. Jackson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

RoMAS CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsfLus.-lne Annual
Exhibition Of this institution for orphan boys, located
in tie Fifth avenue between Fhty-hrst and tIity-
second streets, and under the management OF the
Sisters Of Charity, took place yesterday commencing
ct o'clock. Several friends of the institution were
present. among whom we noticed quite number
Of the Catholic clergy, including the Very Rev. WIZ.
Storrs General, and the Rev. Messrs. Renseer,
Barry, Mooney and Quartes. The exercises consisted
Of singing, defamation, dialogue and examination IN
the various branches Of education, and were OF an I'M
usually interesting character receiving the admiration
and pauds of all present. Af'er the exercises large
number of premiums were distributed among the boys
Approprate addresses were delivered by the Rev.
Mr. Storrs. Andrew IL. Green President Of the board
of Education of NewYOrk, and Mr. jones' one ot Tue
Assistant Superintepdents. There are in tins instta
tou st the preseut time about five hundred boys; and
the came management have under their care an addi
topal number Of four hundred orphan girls at the
asylum in Prince street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

Police BrsISFss.-Durng the month Of May, the
tosl number Of tried before Justice Feeks % viz;
Vagrarcy S. violating ordinances s. drunkenness @ assault
and taey. ~ dsordery conduct - petty larceny p
pou persons g. trespass, committed to prison, o lines
H.
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TIE ygrrR.ss.-The public are respectfully ~
yted TO attend Musical and Intellectual Entertain
eat TO be given in behalf Of the Veterans oflSl-l Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

COMMUNICATIONS WITH Lose lsLAND.-A ieHy
was started on Thursday morning between For Ham
ton and staten Island, connecting with the
ferry to New.York, which we think viii DO ma.n
toward bringing into public notice portion OF country
in which until now, owing to its difficulty OF Access
little interest has been taken. 1t is surprising thai the
beautiful and elevated shore olg the east 'de Oh te
NarroHs has remained long untouched " the hahd
Of the mprover. With salubriou'' healthy climate
,nd AL urriyaed situation in its favor, and although
only seven miles distant from the Battery there nave
never before been any means OF agreeable aud con-
.tap, with this city, and the whole OF
that part Of Long Island has been more remote lhah
MANY less desirable though ,hckly populated ocahte'
WING At a greater actual distance from New-lorA.
The yErERAss.-The public are respectfully IL
yited to attend Musical and Intellectual Entertain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

SCHOOLS oF JERSEY CITY-The Board OF Education
have atea that an appropriation Of $4,000 viii BE- required
81 th mon Council tk, yeer for the Public Schol. The
bo aeeomu are insuicent census Of the chill
% btwe Ave and fsen years u age has just been taken,
and ha been aeeTansd that there u such $500 There
- bnf 0 these IN stf.ndance atthe Public Schools and
tb Ar. crowded Dedting from the remainder those IN
p0ytt snd those attending private schools there remain
~ 200 = 100 not provided fOr The Board u Bduesti0n
urzr UPON the Common Council the impore. u erecting
pgbcschoo building lots owned BY the City In Bright
.trset In he Third Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

p,,,, .nx,pHtl GIRL ~ BoT's CLoTHEs.-A
- - -. from Philadelphia aud who found
.sd II b 6t s The pPss e Js.Sy City .Ad :sas
stooR 1uiiIthis by Chiff Kssam TUESDAY. 5he sad
=! ~, hs lived With her brother IN Ph4dsphls by .sS
t1st III there sccount of dcuy with as VIE ana
rsonsy 10 AewYoTk. On aErgps ~ Nss-
% A. Jirec.sd baekmsn TO drive her % s9te pst ne
& hsr 10 house Of IN fame In Mercer stsert ale tnnks
-, h. abnsed hsS sbamsfay and f,rned bss 70 seouI ~
Nm Ater days she esesped and "snesrsd Iooe. o
20 dav, when shs found employment in fany' wtnyus
,s,s she wanted bone her money w gone 20 sns
an.red change clothing for male attire end vas son&
90 foo. 10 PAalsecspas 81 - I'D .lass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

MILITARY PARADE.-The annual Spring parade o.
the Second r. gment ofthe Hudson Brigade s.S
Militia Col A. II shalsr communicate took place n
on edne.ssy The p4nie parade were; Ies I
WOOD Guard Capt Hatred National Guard 1.pt S,ns,
Artillery Capt Hexarer After drBg for impfovsssu, I'm
the Eyssn fields they MARCHED 70 9h0,fn Wit Who was
By and By Msyo sss SsrT se so
IN Of fioboksn'i In body The TesiHsH' "'-- '
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-19

AsAssssn Dsildise, = st., ~ Main 1 Johs.on
~~Xor, kn0kuk, IOWA,
WOULD sssp:ssts1ly ~ 70 The eitisens Of TIL,
.ve ressivea paft, Ard ~ ressivins dsii,. ~
y ses neese ssssas evn sAowa q ths people 81 ths
wsss. dive - call. W net fssrct ~ tso,Ss.
nssss o sas siga. bisssry Of which, with TIA,
=, nay g interesting 70 the new csn<rs,
II. - old ssselsss Tailor 10 Familiarity knovr =.
Has as,t app<sresss II the wet vas - he srsrs..
N 81 old ksoksk hinsstf, asd ~ His susrss sIo.
sAs prsesst name Of the city vas se,estsd nj.
- ~ re Isslssisg sssisess u the tine Kssk uk
M - ~ sspasssre w.s very limited; BE left
- ed eelsf ssul he death, SD the suly rrls h
~ 70 give = toksa Of grasituAs vas a. n.ck
aofns, wAscA y hinself wors when he vent o.t q
s,,..a 10, sss .ssssiss sess. q: sigh. d which
The dseth Of IL old chief tAey bsca.s x. -.nsr
q Aea 81 spsed, hsth for stsanboats and the me-
saa.'eai arts All lovers Of aneisnt reliss A. IN.
= Gall aad 80 the Golden Horns, psssAsd on
- ~ % ses sseve sstAblishnent. WIZ,
sosshtfor pestsss vho was we'll eualised 10. ~.
energsseass Of fashionable city. Sousht ens -,
sad Bear. both east and west, bat 10 vein for la.
snine, sot,i y inquired Of his old friend Plsts
.".h 49, .'asasaasi, Who said be bad his eye On
saen ons, 10 she pssssn Of ROB'T Mccoy vAo
eao nad 90 exPerisaes both in the old and nev
norta. Who had done business In Paris. London ~
Uueie. ard eaineurgh, and all the nost Ia hions.
0ss e.:.ss n TIE Uaien Says l, "Piatt, he 10 the
oan and q last found him In Nsmphis. Ten.
and y powerful tndseeusnts he c.ns. "A Nh;
~. - iseognIssd In the person If nv present
partner in the AsrsAsnt Tailoring kssinsssl Con.
seqss.tiy, - Il y nev too late 70 eloths p,rsons
esre1 10 sos. nns lasas lnassarased, ve are pre-
pslple ana me iiasn, Or any kind Of wooden roods
u the most Superior quality and ,tvle.
;, Inc timid bed BET fear 70 call q w. H. r Ii.
- % pc skslpin Iroas. Psrsons will notice
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~. Lsats market, march II.
HOURS ~ 70 . Is.
WH9AT-4l II 70 -.
CORN-sS - Sc, NV g..aiss iaeludsd.
OATs-ss0see ganniss included.
bARLEY-spsiag u ~.
kfE-sss.
wnfsKY-3s&03se.
! SUADRID8-Hidss, dry, 3eaaie; rsIlow le.l1s
1saeAsn SesA1e; Ilsxsssd 81 -; Tinsthy . -;
Clover u =, Asssed OIL Slsi ss; Wsol. vssAsd
3Sa3ss.
PH0vISToNs-Asss Pork t71A33 -; Bseos,
sasAr sides i3al3Ss; nb lils; sAesIaess Sialsc
bsik % 81; % siAs - AAss, sae.
0ROcnRIHs-Prins sssar lsaIiae; rsloslsd No.
lassss eea7ee; sseAs hosss - 73e; CsGss liAallYc
sAeiss = Ia Rie -; q. 4. Salt u lSsl -; d.
In see1ss ~ q 10 = hag.
ru1S-xs 80 Is, M 80 !, Sessse; No !
FOX - 80 -; MOI fsa ~ 10 IL -; wolf 7se
~ III sstse ~ % - q saskysa lsAlss.
DWR sklue-nnas - ~ frea - to 70
Asl piss ~ q 3es33s.
LEATA1A-Hssssn s4aasse; skiYtins ssas7e;
bsiAls ooa1os; navy - slAsss e, IN rssgA, ia
~, - ltGAs Ssas1sp - kips have : w. raass
- ~ = ~, sps~ raass iron ~ y ~. = y
eeA,isy.
- lAef - iHssAsA rsss uAsgs taken % CO
''i:, - {. y ~ :. .cc.e :Ss hs:.:: y ;a city
Deak u 9ikhast, Klkhast.
n1ak ek0osAsn, Goshen.
1aak 81 indiana Aishiean City.
1aah q nssst vsruos, NJ. Vernon.
1aak Of Aestisslio, Aontieslio.
oeak II Paoai, Pasli.
0aak e1 oeisD, Salem.
1eak q nsskviils, Rockville.
1sak si6Zrassss, 1yrsssss.
-. = Wasssw, Wsrsaw.
OA0eetaGe City Donk ,Cauhridse City.
Oaaal 1aAk, Evansville.
CfssssatCity Bank, Evansville.
1xeAaags Daak, 0rseseAstle.
.aystesCosssy neak, Osspsrsvilis.
Hosstss nank. Lse1aspsss.
Isdiaaa HAak, Madison.
In4iaae Sack Deak, Laposts.
Is6iAa kssssve Bask, Kokono.
Ksstashy Stock Columbus.
IAgsaaes DAak, Lima.
N.Y. We 1tssk Bank, Rvaasville.
Prairie Cay 6eAk. Tsrrs Hsase.
RarksCe. 1esk.
Ss.tAs.s tAak, Tsrrs Haats.
Sales 6aak, Salem.
fippssAaoe hank, Wiuaamae.
Traders DAak ,Tadianapolis.
Cunassey.-TAs following Banks. Asrstssor,
sssews eat. ARE sov tahss ~ currency 10 this city
Cumberland basings Baak, Ma.
0roes1' Haak, Deston.
Commercial BAnk Chicago.
Iee1nseh Bank. 4iohigsn, 5 PER cent db.
Rhode Islasd Central. 10 per ssas. Alssssst.
cuaasscr.-Ihs following Baaks are throws o.,
for the present.. bet holds ere advised not = \.
.ssh II shave. IaCAisago Tie dissssnt Assts.
ssss ire. 10 70 - pr sens.
6tesh essasity Bask. Daavills, Ills.
fsopteI CaSni,
r rsals.: sssss Washingtes. Iln.
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Neal Essass Ser sale.
Al - Os = 4 n YVES
fx.k fer sals the foiiouins best Of Real r..
1Fsii Loh corner 18th and High sss.
DO do do l4th " OYlssns streets.
DO DO north side Aorgaa bet 18th 1 iSth
! DO DO Blondsss-st., 6stAeen eth 9th.
DO DO ssutA side Carroll bet 9th and 7th
between 18th and 9Th.
full lets eorasr 18th and Concert sts.
lots 3s feet frost By 100 deep, eos, side 10Th
ssgiaaiss 70 feet north Of High.
=. ior &C. 10th and high-sts., 10 feet on 10th BY
Lo.s .. : ed 70. block %. Mason. AdAi.ien.-
Lotss and 10. block Z, north side Of rra.k,ip.
s's. i4'A and 18th ;. rSs . .ss.: :ePly e
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