davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

YoUSG AMARIcA.-A couple OF young sprouts
of American blood, made their appearance be-
fore Detroit Justice the other day, and re-
quested to be united in the holy bonds Of ma
trimony. Their ages, Judging from their APP
pearance were about twelve and fourteen
They claimed right to demand the perform
ance of the ceremony, the young man twirng
Il ten-spot around his finger with Much non
chalance. The young lady holding up her hand
swore roundly that she was '' over fourteen, F."
when in walked the paternal ancestors of the
two young hopefuls, and a general disconcer-
tion of their plans followed. They were about
being led off by their m lmma>, VII II Justice
Purdy requested the young lady to explain
how she dared to take the oath that she had
just taken which he knew SO be false Moth
ing Disconnected, she stopped down and unla-
eing little shoe drew out piece of paper on
which was written the word " tourtcen." On
the strength Of this she had SWORN that she
was " over fourteen"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23
R5gn The Coroner's jury in the case of those

RSg" The Coroner's jury irf the case of those
who perished by the burning of the steamer
lEntreal, on the St. Lawrence River, have re-
turned verdict Of manslaughter against WI.
son, the owner RuDoLF, the Captain Ro.
BERGE, the mate, and DERvAL, the pilot
These persons will be tried at the present ses-
sion of the Court Of Queens bench
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

gay~The good people Of the pleasant town
dents which keep up a continued excitement.
The commotion about the great "snak" had
hardly subSided, before two persons travelling
through the woods, about a mile from that
village. came across a man, armed with piS-
to in each hand, who defed them to capture
him. AS these men were after other game,
they got rid of his society as as soon as posi-
bic. Stories are also told of the same person
visiting the houses in the neighborhood to pro-
cure fool The description from those who
had seen this strange appariton was supposed
to answer to that of RUILorF, lately escaped
from Ithaca jail, under sentence Of death for
the murder of his wife and child The Sheriff
Of Tompkins County was telegraphed, and
Saturday last, party set out in search Of the
persons, armed with swords, pistols, guns,
muskets, blunderbusseS, and all sorts of often
siye and defensive weapons.
This party, after securing the wilderness,
finally succeeded in discovering and capturing
the fugitive and broue lit him to AT thens, where
he proved not to be RULL0FF but some poor
devil who had broken Jail in the State of New
York, where he had been imprisoned for shear
ing horses tail, and who had not a sign of a
deadly weapon upon his person. The excite
ment, We learn, abated somewhat suddenly.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

THE SUsoUEhANNA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE AT
TowANDA, PA-The friends and Patrons of
this school will be gratied to learn that the
Committee appointed by the Trustees to pro
cure teachers, have secured the services of the
Rev. JAMES MCMILLAN, A. NJ, as Principal !;
formerly Professor of ancient languages and
Bellies lettres and that with the aid of an eff
cicnt corps of assistants, the high reputation
which the school has enjoyed for scholarship
and good order, will be sustained.
Arrangements are made 10y which all schoi-
ars from distance may board with the Princi-
pal in the Institute, and be under his special
charge. ...
The next term will commence Wednesday,
August Goth.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

CoMrRoNlsING MArrERs.-Ihe New York pa
pers state that the Buffalo and State Line
Company now received the coupons of the Erie
Railroad Company, and have reduced the
freight charges to the old rates. This is in
obedience to the injunction which the Erie
road had obtained, so that the action of the
State Line road should not work III favor
of the New York Central ... ......
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

Man. RoBBERY.-Alfred G. Bennett, the
Deputy Mail Agent on the Syracuse and Bing-
hamton Railroad, was yesterday arrested on
the oath VIM. Barnet Postmaster at Preble,
with having on or about, the l8th OF, duly, sto-
len and embezzled several letters from the
mail. One Of the letters enclosed a silk scarf,
and the writer observed in II that she hoped il
wou'd not be mistaken for roll OF hills and
rnl.hnH on fhn Nny -.----- -------L -.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

"a THE NATIONAL HorEL ErDEMC.-Thc re-
port of the Academy of Medicine on the sim
gular and disastrous endemic which prevailed
at the National Hotel at Washington las'
spring, is emphatic in tracing the source of the
disorder to malarial influences The opinion
of the members seemed to be very generally in
favor of the report, and it was adopted by q
large majority. a.as 2H...t t.+
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

GRADUALLY PAYING THEM oFF.-B. 7. c..
Morgan, of Pittsburgh, one of those :" intense
Americans" who would not vote for anybody
but Fillmore and who, as member of the
" Straightout" State Committee, along with
John Il. Sanderson, sold the State to Buchan-
at last fall, has been appointed by Buchanan
to position as Postmaster in Omaha, Ne
braska, SAID to be worth $4,000. This was
his reward, - -.-f.. . ..... .....
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

sWH4r BECOMES OF THE SPANISH QrARrEFS
The Albany EeeatRg Journal says there ,
a Systematic game being played just now win
Spanish quarters. They are picked upm New
York at twenty ceHtsc and then sent into the
country, where t'ev are Still hcIdat twenty
five. ann- passed II --- = - -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

THE MURDER AT Mex EEsPoRT, PA dis
patch from Pittsburgh July llth, states the
jury on that evening rendered verdict of
gnilty of murder in the first degree, against
Charlotte Jones, Henry Fife and Monroe
Stewart, who were implicated in the murder of
the Wilson family. at Mckeesport, Penn.
The trial lasted eleven days and produced
an intense interest in the community
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

MR Cox NOT KnLED-The Cincinnati En-
quirer, which gave currency to the rumor that
the Hon. Mr. Cox had been killed by the Hon
Mr.. Mason, in Kentucky, now announces
the story is without Foundation, and they have
4 Il IS .illlln u -.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23
" HOLE IN THE MOUNTAIN"
DACoTAH TERRITORY, July 5, 1857.

Yesterday was passed in an appropriate
manner by the sons of 10, and in style that
must have astonished the Indians who surround.
ed US. Mr. Grow, member of Congress from
Pennsylvania, gave US an indepedence speech
and the usual toasts were drank in pure cold
water. .. ..... ....-...
Mr.. Grow has just returned from the Big
Sioux river, where he had been buffalo hunting
ana is now on his wov home He has been in
our camp off and on for nearly month, and
his departure will be regretted by all. His
kindness cf heart and agreeable manner las
won the esteem Of all
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

DECISIVE TEsr-Thc Providence JourAli
says: .... .........-. ...
I'VE had a better test Of spiritualism than
any Boston experiments could afford When
the son of Henry Clay took the stump for
James buchanan and the spirit of bis great
father did not rise from the grave, we made
up our mind that there was no passing back
from the next world to this"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

BALD EAGLE. SHor-The Berwick Gazette
says, that Mr. Reuben Kisner, Of Salem Tp.,
l4nzerne Cyunty, shot Bald Eagle measuring
l-2 feet between the tips of the wings His
majesty. ,hadjust dned on Turkey stolen from
= niItH nnrinn, f..Ltn ~.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

Fog Hon G. A Grow has been spending
portion of the Summer shooting buffalo in the
wilderness north Of Minnesota The following
notice of his movements is taken from the cor
respondence of the \. Y. Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

p o R T f Rs S P l r T
MAY 30, euT TODAY.
GET A COPY AND READ
AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
TAKE LOOK At The
CONTENTS:
KING OF THE WINDS. BY SEE. Illustrated
ADVENTURE OF NY YOUTH By HERMIT il.
TEN GRAINS on A LAND CRUISE
WILD SPORTS IN TEXAs. BY BAEcHE.
HUMBUG OF THE DEFENCE OF THE DRAMA. b.
JOIN TRUMAN.
FISHING ABOUT NETWORK BY GENo.
THE VIRGINIA TURF.
TROTTING AT CANADA
VETERINARIAN DEPARTMENT.-Tnr EASTERN CAM
FAGN-THE MURRAIS.
THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND
RACES AND MATCHES TO COME
THE SPIRIT OF THE WEEK.
BROWN DICK AND ROSE or WASHINGTON
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT-IM PoRTASoE OF
LAND Draining.
OUTDOOR SPORTS
CRICKET AND BASE BALL.
DRAUGHT OF THE SEINE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
CHESS DEPARTMENT. By c. II. STANLEY.
THE LADIES' COLUMN Ladies Dresses PhysioIogcany
considered.
NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
RACING IN ALABAMA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWMARKET RACES.
TROTTING ~ NEw-JERSEY, VERMONT AND Il. J.
THE ENGLISH TURF
LOCAL AND POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
STATE or THE MARKETS
GENERAL EDITORIAL NATTER
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
THE GARROTERS BY ALIoUIs.
CHARLEY's MIsFORTUNES By II. GREEN.
Forming altogether one Of the
VERY BEST PAPERS
EVER ISSUED OFFICE.
FOR sALE EYERYWHERE.
PRICE CENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
Amneements.

NETWORK AMERICAN MUSIC ASSOCIA-
~ HONS FOURTH GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CON
ttRT and last OF The % season at DoGwonhs No SO BTosd
sty Oh FRIDAY hay 29Mss Henrietta Simon, Mrs. A g.
Hgnp Nj r. j. Eben (Flutstl Mr. Wa Kng (Planistl MI
saeido BERT (Pianist MI j. A. Johnson tTeuorl ana DI
tsis unee (Basso viii sppeaI, together with the full
s Of the Association Conductor o! Chorus DE- Gmmete
sdsctor AZ the Piano NJ. w. A. King Tickets tO; Al
SAsiinbrg. No To- Brosdway; Halls, N. 80 Broadway
- fIIih PoLd's. No ~ broadNay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
RARNrM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- Thu RSDAT May 28 lSJ7.-Thc management announces
% Pleasure. THIS EVENING, az u o'clock, hst ie IN
Efca entirely new, effective aud eccentric DRAMA Vf
ALTf written by j. Sterling Coyuc, esq aud pIteueo oy
f( que w The classic Me- row being performed in London
n, ssted thousands nightly aud entitled FRAUD AND lis
us said 20 be the most powerful picture OF everyday
etencc presented 20 the public gaze lr public
,,is,on Nj Hugglcstole, Mr BidgIuan; Tom Trumpet
-" Strko Gabriel fuu4mpot Mr. Hudawsy; Edward Sea
NJ VI Laick Marian, Miss Mcstayer; Mrs. Scaborne,
fsnce tie fcs Of The characters BY the II the
~ PIoogae Liverpool Ia lG85Ac, Fst Geneel Poverty,
Nou. lS57-Art Second Wealth and Prde-Act Tird the
and toe NagebondAct Fourth Re.rbution. THIS
FssAA Ass IN THE DARK The Living Serponts Happy
r. e. 20 Be -ss. AGm.s,iop q cents CHI,
~ -SseT ter I2l:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
4 NEW LIFE OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS.
- to.,o po-.-.i, M o.hsr Him.

A NEW LIFE OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS.
N By Donald Mcleod lNOl l2mo Portrait sud other Illus
trations. y. -, ,...
In tho groupings Of the facts embraced an the divisions
Of treated there effect dramatic As the
changing scenes wo tragedy passing before one eyes Up
on the pictured AmoGc faithfully prepared IA thau h
bs seldom been given the prcss ker NsSsxne
THE MORSE FOLK; o., A .NIsiT TO rHE h9NsS o. Nor
WAY AND SWEDEN BY L. Brace, author u Home Lie ~
germany Hungary" sc. / vol. limo Steel and Wed
Eugrayings = 25. =. -
a most spirited sud delightful view Of social 'e IN rwy
and Sweden and sound intelligent cAPos'ns OF the pohei
morH eccesiascsl and educational Institutions 9i me
country iPlI9dr!phia E'eH'ns p.4'v.14 a.
LIEUT. Il AWlsE'S sCAMPANiAS ! yo5 I2no. : =.
THF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF SLAl Ekl- BY ne
Rev George Amstrou. D. D. author Of Doctrine OF b4P
tisIls." ! vol i2no. IS cts. , -
Of the Continent by the Mortimer A d. 30 l. 100 by
Chas W. Eliot vols. sVo., - IN half calf 80 =
SlGOURNEYS Mrs l. III New WoIk; EAAdPLEs
FROM THE NNilTH AND NINTH CENT NJ - N 9i,
Emo IS And, by the same Author EAAMFhS VI
LIFE AND DEATH. / vol. limo. - cts
LIPF SCENES FROM MISSION FIELDS. A DOCS
If Facts Incidents and Results Missionary Experience tor
Just p.bli.hed by c SCRIBNER,
Nos ST. and S79 Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Thieves Look Out.
The NATIONAL POI !CE Az L L e.
No. 40, Vol. ~.
CONTENTS:
lortnits Of the Murderer ~
HENRY FIFE
CHARLOTTE JONES and
MONROE STEWART.
GREAT CRIMINAL TRIAL IN PARIS -
STORY OF a FELON CONDEMNED ~ DIE
THE WHITE TRAGEDY. 49, ..o,.
ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN A PRISON
HORRIBLE POISONING CASE
VOLUNTEER POLICE. -
DREADFUL MURDER IN PORTUGAL
SPANISH BRlGANDS.
DODGFR IN THE THIRD WARD
MORE OF THE POLICE WAR
ELDRIDGE- ST. JAIL. ,
YHF CAUSES or PROSTlTUTlON
MERCANTILE ISLANDER CASE.
DODGER IN THE FOURTH WARD
SENTENCES-MAY TERN. .,,..,,,,c,, on nOpcpv
FOR MURDER
DENS OF INFAMY.
CHILD ABANDONMENT
CHARGE OF ABDUCTION
FATAL STABBING AFERAI
PICKPOCKET CAUGHT
BURGLAR ARRESTED.
A DARING THEFT
ROM in BILL PRIOR'S "CRIB."
With other important criminal information. .,- -,
ROSS TOUSEY General Agents Tor supplying lAe Haucj
Z be- had also Of all News Agents everywhere.
Annual subscription F2 six months ~. AoufSss III.
r. A. SEYMOUR, New-fork City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
Chances for Dusiness Alen.

1 p A r T n f X WANTED - In new
N PATENT with 900 or S7OO cash aid balance can
upon machine ill pays H. The only invented hat
W. DC iE Sg'y nshh AstIsss u. o. Tse-ss otes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Mp o R ANT w o R X
COLON TION.
RIcKEY, MAbL9RY WEBB
No. l45 Main.'t, Cincinnati,
T. r II Q Il A
HER GLOOM AND GLORY
AS y 1HE H F2 RISE 81 TIE F T fE
Hf PRoGhEss 0 OF A 1ERtHH MlssToSs HA
"''HO' O' By ". P STikIckLAND, D. b.
Tie iuare. When these Lectures awakened at the time
their delivery account OF their conservative tone and the
single volume In hi, form they valuable not only
present reading but work OF reference On the saects
The request Of the members Legislature the pub
ample Endorsement Of their worth and rendering the addition
refrain however from adding the pen Of di.tin
produced upon mind While in Cincinnati she had applied
author through friend for copies Of all three Of the
Lectures and reading them, sent MIN note from which
NV DEAR SIR Receive my heartfelt thanks for Let
and Lectures and still more for your views and working N
question about Emancipation and Slavery They the
first ones have met which have inspired me- mean made
feel inspired glowing the subect-and opened to me
truly delighted My is too averse to poene. to
hsvS nss apr B 70 the IDEAL the prIect and true only
that central point al RELATIVE point. come OUT IN 'nsg
Organizing power be exercised.
congratulate most sincerely on the view Oh 'he auc
You up the You working II out aud my
self to be instructed by your writings 80. . r,,,,,p,
The prospects of Liberia are eloqueny forth and eabo
atcly by array Of facts and statistc
WESTMINSTER Review
liberal discount made 70 the Trade.
Copies sent by mail on receipt Of the above price.
I Owe of the BEAUTIFUL and TRUE
Eject. Character; Letters from my Garden, by Al
phonc Ka1r; Very Interesting 70 Ladies, and 20 al Rals
Elegant Manners Hints Lady Before Marriage Turkish
Love Letter. The Smokeometer important Invention de-
signed for the smokers.
Ant and Inventions Nature Lightning Conduc
tors Primitive Barometer, Copying Printed Documents
Writing Fluids Improvement in FIGURING Mills, Gas, six
Without Worms New Railroad Bridge smoky Chimney
TIE TABLE-Efects Health; The West when and
where 10 go Price Of Lands and Advantage Of Particular
Sections RURAL AFFAIRs-Crculation OF sap; MkPoduc
ing Food New Farm School. MEDCAL-Reproductye Power
Of Filth Deceptive Consultations French Houeopaths IN
Trouble Whi.peIiug; Facts Tor Epcsrs Travelled BEEF;
Rheumatism Cr,d by Immersion, in LIFE ILL sIRAIED
Only cents. All ucwsmen have it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
n 600 ACRES of LAND, with BLAST
O,OOO FURNACE and FIGURING Mill, FIVE

~ vi
O,UUU FURNACE and FLoURING MILL, FIVE
MILES from the CITY of BALTIMORE. :
The undersigned agent for the Curtis Creek Mining Fur
mace Manufacturing Company offers this tract oI sale ia
single small farms IL Is situated on Curtis Creek hys
miles from Baltimore by land aud nine miles by water
The LAND is admirably adapted to MARKET GARDEN
ING similar the neshborng farms Of Messrs Cror
well Lnthcu Stewart and others from sieh large supplies
and vegetables annually sent TO Phladephis ana
New York and large profits realized therefrom ,..,
Parts Of the well wooded with PINE aud CHEST
NUT TIMBER which be shipped from the Furnace wharf
IN vessels drawing ten feet water. .
The WATER-POWER IL unfaing the fall Y feet capable
of running pairs Of Bur and the Blast Furnace
STORE, STABLiNG, KILNS, &c, erected near the
Ore BE- delivered from neishborns banks By
door And Anthracite coal be- landed
there q Baltimore prices or less.
The quantity of Wood in the vicinity however renders tbs
location most desirable for a charcoal furnace.
The Furnace with waer-powsr and 800 Of land at
Tackled will If required be- sold leased favorable terms
To parties purchasing the whole tract the charter OF the Com
pany could be transferred II is Of the most liberal char.
Irs granted by the State.
This large property in the vicinity 81 so large city
lses become exceedingly valuable Ia the Of
years aud presents excellent opportunity for speculation to
capitalists who may be able to bring properly into market
It is offered low pdce and satisfactory terms
Apply to J. A. WESTON
BultiDoTe Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
Cost ano found.

OIL REWARD.-Lost, from the steamer Jo-
20 - sephine, In the of the 18th inst YAWL
BOAT PAINTED white outside and yellow inside 20 the seats
and white from gunwaes The above Reward will be
psd for her delivery the Staten Island ferry house. New
ctyor proportion for information that will had TO her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

GREAT SALE of BOOKS on the GIFT
VI PRINCIPLE-BOOKS sold lower than at any other es
tabshnent the city GIFT with each BOOK worth from
o 10 500 The sslcs conducted fair and liberal prne
pie As valuable Presents will be given with each Book as at @
other Bookstore Our motto IT, large sales and small proht
Orders from the country will meet with prompt attention
Catalogues Of the Books and Gifts sent 20 any address
81. ). ANDREWS. No 40 Nasssus- ". 7.
NEWS Of the WEEK.-City Gossip; Poetry;
~ Stop Thief: Twilight Musings utormaou Nature ~ the
TailoGs Cabbage; Men Of Straw The American Eagle
National Flags and Signals Literary Notices Notes aud
Queric; Corespondeuce Patent Once; New Seed Planter
with ugraying Lions AMI Gafes with Illustration Tie
Family Circle lesson % French Mothers The industrial
Srhr, OF Woman The Lady Without Fault Marriage The
Goods Of Life Optical Experiment Phonetics Alcoholic
Drinks in Arctic Climates SC in this weeks Lib Illus
TRATFD. Only cents. All neVgsInen have il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Jeo,nre an Jipbt-For the Benefit Of the Church for
p.sf NJ NV Pot n OGDEN DOREMUS, NJ. D., at the
Academy Of Music THURSDAY EyENlNe May ts. on 6
,e pTcooued TO the siEe of the building TICKETS 81
Ci.eadh Tor sale at the stores and Hotels at No lS ES''
L,hst and al the Doors the evening OF he Lecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
60 farmers ano Others.
ROME SIrPERPHOS-

NE BURGs NO. | BONE SUPERPHOS-
DPHATE-The only reliable Manure produce large crops
Send and get testimonials. directions for ke showing
where gill In hill Of corn has produced 100 per cent m
crop Please observe that the packages are distinctly
branded. Address C. b. De BURG, Dooks and Chemical
Wg1ks, b.ssu ssgih 81 Pseki!iP Ferry, l. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS ofTAxEs

OFFICE Of the COMMISSIONERS Of TAXES
" and ASSESSMENTS, April 20, lS57-TAx PAYERS
TAKE NOTfCENotice is hereby given 20 all parties inter-
esed that the Assessment Rolls Of the several Wards Of s
City New York have been delivered 10 the Commissioners
Taxes aud aud that tho will be for
review and correction at the Office Of the Commisone No.
80 Chamber New Court Housed from the 18th day OF May
TO tie 18th day Of June inclusive between the hours Of
O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p.
Application for the correction Of assessments must
the Office Of the Commissioners Of Taxes and As
during the period above mentioned All persons
who neglect make such application (except by Of
sickness absence from the city during the entire pod In
which the books open) will not be entitled to relief from
the Board Of Supervisors at any subsequent period.
J. w. ALLEN,
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. BROWN,
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

Brooklyn Young Mems Christian AssQciation.-
he ANNIVERSARY Of the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association poned last week account Of the storm will
kbed in Reformed Dutch Church the Rights 1.-THE Rev
Dr. BethuDe'sl THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst at
o'clock.
Addresses may expected from the Rev Mr. CARPENTER
sftbe Church, the Rev Nc CLARK
the South gationa Church. the Rev Dr. KENNEDY
TiTNsGT ~ New,Jersey LYMAN ABBOTT,
Chairman Committee on Lectures and Meetings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

The Undersigned Gyas himself Of this opportunity to
publicly hs thanks TO the PTOpetor OF the G Book
store No S77 Broadway for the valuable present OF GOLD
WATCH which he received Gift alter purchasing copy
sfMoores Poems for 81 80
Satisfied that the Public viii duly appreciate their Enter
pse he can only return his nd dua exertons in fur
herring already well deserved popularity OF their establish
MELT. ALBERT a IL RAND NO. D Anhty,et'
To Messrs Evans Co. Gift Bookstore No 67 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
Go tl)bom it man Concern.

A CARD.-The lady who lost valuable parcel
~ overheard from the Fulton Ferry boat yesterday morning
express her most cordial thanks 10 those genebt
through whose assistance she recovered safely To
one of them would say that h. has made all English
chysc in her eyes however careless she hays
made American ladies in his.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

NOTICE.-The following CERTIFICATES OF
~ STOCK in the Sharon Iron Company Of Psnnsyysns
mailed at Erie Pa SPOUT the l6th Of February last,
addressed the subscriber No % Liberty st. Now York but
been received and supposed have been lost 1
transit, All persons hereby required to show whA
certificates shall not be issued in lieu thereof to Wit
No 263, to Edward Cook, tor......lS shares
No 19 % Jarvis Brush, for....... shares
No. 30 to Joseph B. Brush, for. 10 shares
No. m 20 George j Brush, for... 10 shares
No. ~ to CoHkln Brush, foT..... ~ shares
No rs 10 John J. Howe tor.... 90 shares ~
All dated February 49, 1857. EDWARD COOK.
New. York May l6 1857.