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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-10
SJTRROGATE's COURT. bel

~ the County Of New oIk the Sure es Oce IL he
City Of EewYork the eighteenth day Of December in the
year one thousand eight hundred and fnysx. Present.
ALEXANDER w BRADFORD, Sur sste-in he mater Of
the application nortEske lease sell the Real Esste OF
JOHN QUIE dseoss-d On reading and hug the petition OF
Ellen Quin and John Quin. the A6miGsuAiiix and Ad
mr tTAoT of the Of John Quin lac u the City Of
York Itcessed FIR authority 70 moge lease or ~. the
o the said deceased for the payment OF his debts
that all interested IN the estate of toe sad
John Quin deceased appear before the Surrogate Of the
County ~ New York b. ofoe In N. Cty OF Ns~ fors,
forenoon that DAY then and there show why Anbor
ity should BE- given the said AdmntraI and Atins
traitor mortgage sell much Of the R Estate Of
the said John Qun deceased shall be 10
his debts lao lAw4vSAtl A. w. BRADFORD surroEs,e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-10

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYort notice IL hereby sven to all per
sons having claims against JAMES LESTER late Of the City
Of deceased the with vouchers
thereof subscriber his Office No Us Lewss In The
CITY of be the seventh day Of March next
Dated New FORK, ihe 9Th dAy 81 September, 1856
ANDREW MILLS, Administrator.
Is lnv6rns ELIZA J. LESTER. Administrative
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FLUSHING RAlLROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
a kei. by steamer ISLAND CITY a. 6;s5 aud 10 M I,
5,S and p ID The CARS leave FSsh.s. L. at ,he
ssIs Meeting and esehAngns passenger with the Boat
hrsisTs Point Tksoulk IN IS nalnetes Fare Is ceus
hN NJ SMITH. Superintendent
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

TDwARB k. COLLINS No. Sc Wallst, n Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY Coz Liverpool
STEPHEN kENkARD Co,
No. n Austin Frars, London
b q WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris. -
TIE owner. II ships will be accountable Tor GOLD
rveS bullion specie jsw.y precious stones OF metals un
l~ bills Of Adns signed therefor soa 'he Vuo taefee
exptsssed therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-10

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NswYork notice hereby given 10 sll
persons having claims against ABRAHAM DAY late of the
CITY of deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his residence, No Hammond S.,
In the City Of NewYok before the 18th day OF February
pext-Dsied New. York the 18th day Oh Angus, 1855.
,nis isr6mS ELIAS A BAY. Executor.
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NOTICE Of ASSIGNMENT.-Notic is hereby
giyen that WILLIAM L. THOMSON Of the City Of Pst.
eson bath day made assignment 70 the suescbet OF
his estate for equal benefit Of bis eredto ard that the
s.d creditors exhibit their respective claims under oa
OF affirmation within the term Of three months-Dated We
eember 49, 1856. HENRY w. GULF, Assignee
Iax4 Us
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice il hereby syen Ia al
persons having esms AGAINST MARIA McGREGOR, late Of
the City Of NewYok deceased TO present the same with
vouchers thereof b. the his .ce No. 81 Nassau
st. in the City Of NewYork before the sixth day Of
April ne1t-Dsted NevYork the Sd day Of October 1855
WI H. MEKKs,
"a l.v6rs Attorney for Executor
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice 10 hereby ryen TO all
persons having claim, against CHARLES E. QUINCY late Of
the City Of New York deceased % present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers the Office Of Woodbury.
Churchill No 10 Wallet In the City Of New York
day Of May ne1t-Dsied Ne~YOrk,
the 9Sth day Of November 1856.
u29 Isw6mS WILLIAM GOODENOW, Administrator
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Clty and
N County Of New.Ysrk-sMITH H. BELLOWS against
CAROLINE THOMPSON-Snmmons for Relief-tCom. not
so the Defendant You hereby summoned q
complaint this action which ME
1.-THE CeIk Of the City and County Of New f9th
AZ the CITY Hall said City, the eleventh day 81 Noveme
1856 and copy OF your answer TO the SAID comp
on The ,uhscber Al his Office in Permou County Of Rock
Ind and State of within twenty days sfter the
service Of this exclusive OF The day OF such
service and you fail the said complaint within Vie
ne afore,.d the plaintiff this action will apply 70 The
Court for the relief In the complaint Sove
Der J. 1856. ANDREW FALLONi PlnntiTs Attorney
nib i,wInvs Piermont, " T.
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NLW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-MIl and Express Lines; Leave New Yorh and
m and and D. M fare e9 II 81 23 stopping 81 An
way stations IL and 90 to kensnson TsJoesh Hoses .od
for Cincinnati and 10 0) and the West and for bar
more Norfolk ke and through baggage CHECKED
% Wsshin Eton in 8 q n. and p N. - $1,000. .
" w. WOODRUFF, Assistant suPt
No Bssgage will be received for Train unless delivered
and checked IS minutes In advance Of the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-10

NOTICE of observation-disclosures is hereby
IN ,iv,n that AARON KING ofths City Of PAtrsos has
this made assignment " The saoeoroer oil AIS
for the equal benefit Of bis creditors and that the sad eedors
n.t e1 hbt their respective under oath affirmation,
within the term Of three months-Daied Dec. 49, 1850
d21 lsw4vss HENRY w. COLE, Assgses.
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NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.-Notice is hereby
IN siyen that AARON. Z. KING aud WILLIAM L. THON.
SON Of the City Of Paterson have this day made a
the their ESTATE for the equal benefit Of their
creditors. and that the said creditors mast exhibit her resPo
tive claims under oath Affirmation within the tenn OF rse
mon hs.-Dsted Dec. IT, 1855. - - -
az iswiwSs HENRY W. GUILE Assignee
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NEW LINE Of NETWORK and LIVER

NEW LINE OF NETWORK and LIVER
IN POOL PACKErS.-PATRl0TlC LINE-This line VII
b corPsed Of the following aud h.sels. ships, vz
HENRS CLAY......l, 500 tuus. CAPT David 6snlkins
GALhOUk.....iOoo tuns Capt Daniel II. Truman.
ORIENT. ...........2 900 tups. Capt. George Hi
ELLEN AUSTIN. 2 900 tuns.. Capt. Wm. II 0srnoi
The above ships been recently built and the
end substantial in the trade They oommaudedt
gentleman Of experience aud ability. Their secommod.
Superior and eIeTtiOn viii be made TO
OF passengers and the Of shippers
For freight CT passsEe apply 20
sPOFfoRD, TILESToN Co. No. . Broadway.
Agents In Liverpool
c. GRiMsHAw Co. Ne 10 GoreS- pisssas
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MICHIGA
" SOUTHERN RAILROAD N CHICAGO, ST. Louis, Rock
leland St. Paul hwsnkes and a. places West and South
via New Yok and Enc Eewysrk Central and Americas
Lake Shore Raj roads 10 Toledo forming the shortest quickest
and route 70 the Crest For through
and Of freight apply the Conp,nys Ohce No 70
JOHN y. PORTER Agent
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

rHeass TaaEvEs COMPENSATORY
Jennings and Adam Victor, charged with
stealing on The 5th Gag At June last, two horses
from wn. ana I. 8. Hobbs, living on the
south side Of the Desmoinss in this county,
one from each, were arrested IN Glasgow Mo-,
and brought here on Friday. They were ex-
aminsd On that day before T. sinnamcn Esq.
and required b give bail In the sum Of $1,000
each, 10 default Of which they were commit,
ted. 81 sssssassa - hass Este - -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
WOODEN WARE!

Such as Ak Handles Pick, Adze, Hoe, Broad Ak Han
dies, Mops Knife Trays, Faucets Butter Ladies and
Stamps, Rong Pins, Cocoa Dippers, Potatoe Mashess
Pals, Well and Tar Buckets, Folding Ladders, Whip
Stocks, Wash Boards, Nest Measures With OF without
handles, Brooms, Clothes Ping, &C., &c. ~ ~
: FARMERS! MECHANICS!
And people generally, win do well to call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere it has been
recently purchased expressly for this Market and viii
be sold low be bought In any Of the Eastern
States, with the transportation added.
tBC Remember the place, Richards Old Stand, near
the post Office.
Ns WILLIAM DAGGETT.
0ttumwa, Iowa, July l6, lS57.--n20. x
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

MARRlED.--August End, '5I, by Rev. W. ID.
Fouts, MIR. PHILLIP SUIT and Miss FRANCINA
SMITH, both of Dahlonega, Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL!
The Palace Of Industry!

A Juvenile Orstorio will be sung and per-
formed at the new Court House on next Mon
day and Wednesday evenings, August 10Th and
18th, by ninety boys and 'girls-conducted by
r. 4. McCLURE. This Oratorio is designed
to illustrate the Poetry of Labor. In the first
part We see number of boys and girls in school
Nrdustrionsly learning their tasks. Que of
their number performs the part of teacher,
In the second part they suddenly change to
men and women, and carry on the different &C.
equations Of lie, and minsins with music we
hear the loud ring, Of the blacksmiih's anvil,
and number other implements Of labor, all
keeping time with song. 5sfasr~
This Oratorio must be seen and heard to be
appreciated. The largest n,.mbsr Of the piece
will be acted ont in time to music.
Admit,ance 20 cents--Doors open at y o.
clock, commence ats. 23-1t
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
Merchants GargIing Oil.

This valuable medicine combines the nee
cssary qualities to entitle it to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
ha. as Liniment adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies Of all classes, merchants
Gargling OIL" in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which tits received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties of an anodyne and restor-
alive, it bas a wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. It's great efficacy te heal is
attributable to the chemical combination of
the choice ingredients of which i is com
posed. aIIayAvt r
w. #. ElmendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale of this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers in all large towns n39.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06
Fire.

." "wednesday morning about O'Clock, our
citizens were aroused from heir SAUNDERS ny
the ringing OF the bell and the cry OF fire,
which wssfoasd to proceed fromthe old stable
in the rear OF the old Brick Tavern belonging
TO 1. B'sham Esq., and at present occupied
oy the stage company. lhe progress OF the
nre was extremely rapid ou' ny the time ~
mad gst f"'rly under way, a line had oeen
formed extending 70 the river, ana mea were
Oh all the ne'g1oorlng roofs throwing water
freeiy over every exposed surfaces which with
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

FOR SALE.
a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. Also, several vac ant
N lets In the city. Enquire OF [nl3I w. L. ORR.
TWO VACANT TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE IN OTTU M WA,
by esf [nl9 N q. A. RUEMER. 5
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

NREsH PRUNEs, RAIsINs, FIGS, a CANDIES
for sale by tnolll J.. L. TAYLOR. ~
NNE WRITING PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, GOLD
II PENs-For sale by nolll J. u. TAYLOR
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SpfrfaI Notlres.
CAIID.

& sTy- TO MY PATRONs.-Iwoud return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment and would say, that not
withstanding the lateness of the season In which my
store was opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
can be found in store west Of the Mississippi Hav-
ing had fourteen experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines can be confident Of being
suited in every respect WIN p. ELMENDORF,
.. Apothecaries' Hail. Richards Buildings,
4 no15 Ottunwa Iowa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

q We refer our readers tothe card of DR..
Shiehs, which appears in our paper to-day.
The Or. we learn, 10 q graduate of Cleveland
Medical College, and has been practicing
medicine for tie last Is years, during which
time ne ere assured tlsst he has sustained Z
good moral and professional reputation. He
has now become permanent citizen among
~, and Offers his professional services to the
citizsps Of Ottumwa and vicinity. We doubt
not he w,M BE foand worthy Of liberal share
ofpublic patronsge. 49,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

sfTThs Republicans are under great obj
satiea to Col. A. Lotspeech for the able and
interesting speech delivered BY him at the
Court House on Saturday Evening in answer
to objections against the new constitution
In mattar and manner it was directly the an
tipodes a Gillsspy's clustering haranyue Ct
tlsesftsnoop OF The sane day, and a. superior
toitin argument SIT was IN spirit. 1t was
pity the latter gentleman was not present,
but discretion .sis the better part Of valor they
ssy. ~ sla s
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DIR. A. G.. Doom. of Bloomfield. Iowa. in

DIR. A. G.. Doom, of Bloomfield, Iowa, in
speaking Of DR.. Hall's Balsam for the lungs,
says: 81 have been practicing medicine up
wards of twenty years in Iowa, and the cli-
mate is very productive Of coughs, colds, and
Bronchial affections of the lungs, in connec-
ton with bilious arrangement. have sought
for a remedy, but have often failed in my in
yestigations. Now, by prescribing DR.. Halps
Balsam, can exclaim Eureka Ct have found).
unhesitatlngly say it is the best medicine
ever introduced" For sale in Ottumwa and
by agents in every town in the county.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

/. IUsT RTCEIvED--A lot Of that choice Arabian
L. fruit, DATES. Come quick If yon want any.
y noi3 ELMENDORF. Z
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

WORTH KxowING,-Prof. Wood, whose adj
vertisement will be found i'm another column,
has discovered remedy for the gray and the
bald, which Is at once practicable and cheap.
1t requires no dyeing, no wig. nor extraordi-
nary trouble. There can be no doubt what
ever of its efficacy. We have seen testimon-
ials almost without number and from men Of
great intelligence, high standing and moral
worth.
Those who have been bald for years are
now wearing their own hair, and appear ten
years younger than they did six months ago.
AS in most cases gray hairs and bald heads
are both premature and unnatural, il is duty
to remedy them by the natural, and nndoubted
means which Prof. Wood has invented, and
now kindly offers to the afflicted. Read his
advertisement, try his wonderful remedy, and
give the Professor new Observation-Disclosures
phis Wing.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

-REIIGIOIS NOTICE,


BEHIND TiME.-We are one day and up
ward behind time this week, on account of
moving. We may have to ask the indulgence
of our readers for week or two more from
The same camse, before we can issue with our
usual regularity and give our customary variety
and amount of matter. Several communica-
tions must lay over until next week, which
we regret. We hope that "Silver ThimbIe."
and Civis," will have patience. 1t is no
small matter 10 move and arrange Printing
D6ce. IN addition TO moving it will be seen
thai we have had fire, which, of course add
ed to our labors anc anxieties, threatening, as
IL did the destruction Of our Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

MstssAas.-0ur goodly city was consider
ably ealivepsd on Wednesday night, BY the
shfin 6fs and the spirit stirring drums Of the
g OttHmwa City Guards" Capt. Laswell.
This Grst public Performance Of the band Of
this new and pronisisgs company was aradit;
able, end gave assnsApee thstpsreafter we m ~
expect b b occasionally stirssd up by thi4
most exhiiessting Of I'll kinds Of music. =
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Paw up! Pay up!!.

NOTICR ID hereby given to those indebted to BURNS
IN WILLIAMS for meat. that they have closed the
business and dissolved and consequent
iy must have what Is due them, or they will put the
accounts Of their customers into the hand OF the proper
officer immediately. II will be understood that the
money can be paid to d. n Williams, as he Is ready
at any time 10 receive it. Mr. Burns has gone away
remain. So
Beware and be wise-delays are dangerous
n20-2in BURNS & WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

The Young Mems Christian Association of Wins
chester have made arrangements for course Of
lectures from Baldwin, Esq.
At the benefit of Mr. A H Davenport, at the
Broadway Theatre, New York, last week, his
friends made bin present of = magnificent gold
watch, worth 1925.
A granddaughter of Henry Clay was married in
Pawnee Valley, Kentucky. on Thursday evening,
the 21st ult, to Henry Mcdowell She 10 tne
daughter of Colonel Henry Clay, who was killed
in Mexico.
A son of Mr. Colen Unseld. formerly Of Har.
per's Ferry, but who now resides 10 Washington
county Md was drowned in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, on Friday morning, the 22d ult.
The annual examination at West Point com
menced on the LIST Inst. Lieutenant Gen Scott ia
present
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Lynchburg Daily Courier.

We welcome to our exchange list the Lynchbure
Daily Courier, . new daily paper, on the plan Of
the Dispatch, bearing the above title. 1t is hand
some and attractive sheet, conducted by two gen.
temen-Messrs A. MCDONALD and R. W. DUKE
whose talent, tact, energy and experience In the
business give the most ample guarantees for the
success of their enterprise The editorial and
local news and miscellaneous departments, give
evidence Of An ability and industry which, in an
intelligent and enterprising community, like that
of Lynchburg cannot fail to secure popular favor
and patronage
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Foreisu Novel Headers.

The people in the old world are said to be among
the most inveterate novel readers on the face OF
the earth That is one reason why American novels
are gobbled down SO sseediIy in all parts of En-
rope. Sidney Smiths old question, WHO reads
An American book p would be peculiarly insp'
propriate ct this time. Everybody reads Ameri-
can books, now, especially romauces, no matter
whether they have any merit or not We are told
that in Germany, especially, American novels are
translated without any sort of reference to their
merit and bolted with about the discrimination of
oatrich
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NTEW, AND VALUABLE BOOK.

| ~ AT GEO. ~. VESTS.
Mrs. Ann q. stephens: suthnr OF "fashion and
Famine" &c 80 S1.S5
| DOCTOR Antorio, a tale OF Italy, by Ruhini, new
NOTHING New, by the author of John Halifax.
Gentleman,n "0live," &C.; 500
| TWO Yeas Ago. by Rev. Charles Kingsley, author
THE DAYS Of my Lifs, an antbiosrapby, by the au-
thor of Margaret Maitland" &C.. &c 75s.
THE Tsn.nt Of Wildfe!l Hall, by the author of
| IRvINa's Life Of Washington, vol. 4; $50.
| AN AMERICAN Merchant in Europe Asia, and Aus
| An Introduction, BY freeman Hunt, A NJ, editor
of Hunts Merchants Mssszne;"E 20
DYNEvOR Terrace, or the C.ose OF Life; BY the su-
THE Dog by Drinks Mayhem and Hutchinson; com.
niisd abrids.d. edited and illustrated by Frank
ES55s;:e5 r.s su'h0F of Field Sports Fish and
CHIT CHAT of Humor, wit. and Anscdote with
fifty original illustration. from de,isn' by J. Nc
Isl.n; edited BY Pe,ce pr1sent; i;s1 ..a
| bv Francis James Child; vols, Aldine edition.
| LECTURES on the British Poets, by Henry Reed,
PHILosoP P Of skeptci.m and Ul.rsi'm, where.
| in the opinions of Rev Theodore Parker and 9th
err writers are shown 20 bs inconsistent with
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B. Walker. the author Of the Phiiosophy of the
| Planof Salvation; Ion: ,os Phi.
ia book every person 10 Virginia should read; it
il equal to Alone, or the Hidden Path
THE Life of Charlotte Bronte author OF Jane Eyre
| Villette shirly, SO &c by E. C: Gsskell su-
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| BACON's Essays; with annotations by Richard
| Whstsley, D. Archbishop OF Dublin; 2 90.
| LIFE of Mary Qusen Of Scots; by Donald Mac.
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| rHE Discarded Queen, By g. W. M. Reynolds, au.
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This aboys with great variety Of other books arc
% be found at GEO M VESTS.
ie5-It No s anS Exchange Block
rT0HK LATEST ARRIVAL Or FhEsH
i AND SELECTED ORANGES AND LEMONS.
Reasiyns this mo ming par steamer Posahontas-
200 boxes ORANGES
100 LEMONS
% cases superior Mass LICORICE
so Olive OIL
For sale by
B. DICKINSON,
;,s Rriiif Wsr No atr
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ahin NuliiacafiQn.

Tba rree Soil Journals of New York, which ex-
press holy horror at the idea OF resisting the
of the las. Black Republican Legislature 10 Ne"
York, think notification in Ohio all right Inc
Evening Post" warns the President not to inter-
fsre with the operations Of the Higher Law men,
lest IT might prove as ruinous to his political for-
tunes as the Post says was the failure OF PRESS
dent Pierce's experiment when he employed the
United States troops for the extrad!ion OF An"
thouy Burns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

Eettrs opera, the Daughter of the Regiment, will
be produced tonight to be followed by the musical
farce of "A Loan of Lover" This highly at
tractive programme has been selected for the oc.
casion of Miss Georgina Hodsons benefit, and we
cannot for moment doubt that the House will be
well filled. We had the pleasure Of witnessing the
performances of this company on Wednesday
night, and can say frankly we we're delighted
Miss Durand has charming voice, and Is more.
over aIady of great personal beauty. Miss Hold
son. too, is fine singer and . good actress. as
captivate the eye. The company is in all respects
worthy Of public consideration and we hope that tb
public will consider 1t duty IS well IS pleasure
I o attend the opera tonight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

a The pubic IAN always know when the small
fry rivals Of TYLER Co have had two dollar Gus
TONER for they to spend it tbs next day In
voley OF faisehoods in the Dispstoh, dead against
Tyler l. Co. They appear about twics week. q
consequently their receipts be reckoned 81
for 8 likeness when TYLER L Co. make them Is good
for so cents Buzz Buzz
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATURE.-This BODY
organized on Wednesday Moody Crrrior was
chosen president Of the Senate, and Edward H.
Rollins speaker of the Household republicans. >
The House passed . resolution for the appoint
ment of committee to report the action necessary
to be taken in regard to the bred Scott decision
OF the Supreme Court. The Inauguration of Gov
Halle took place yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-05

~ STRANGERS sojournins in town should by al
means visit the picture depot of TYLER Co.. IS!
Main street The best Of portraits taken at THU
place for so cents 1S9 Man street.