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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

NOTiLE.--AL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
y the late arm OF L. X. l.. GOOD It CO, Of
Georgetown, are hereby notified that the Books
have been placed in my hands for settlement
Those wishing 10 avoid expense had better call
at an early day and settle.
X. 7. JACKSON,
leO 2b-B No. I5j Brld2 &c Etreet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

MONEY TO LOAN
nN GOLD AND SILVER w ATCHES
~ JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS, and al
valuables.
JOHN ROBINSON, Pawn Broker,
feb Ann :49 Pa av opp. Browns Hotel.
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WATCHES, JEwKLRY, AND SILVER
WARE.

WARE.
1 AM NOW JUST RECEIVING SOME OF
L the most splendid and rich styles OF fine Solo
Jewelry; also, very superior assortment of
Time Keeping Watches, In { Old AMI silver cases
sold spec acles, Gold Chains, Gold Thimbles,
Seal, Re.s, and every other article usually kept
In first Class Jewolry store
l am also manufacturing some very ane solid
silver ware, such as splendid I ca Sets Pitchers,
Urns, Gobiets, Cups, Napkin Rings, Sp ons,
Forks, Ladies, &c all warranted Standard Silver.
We do not sell Northern made Wares as Of our
own manufacture
Please cal at 5j3 Pennsylvania avenue.
feb2 H. O HOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

How TO MAKE Coop CHEEsE-0ld Squire
j, of Addison county, VT, was famous for
bringing to market better article Of cheese
than any of his agricultural neighbors, which
occasioned merchant to inquire "how 1t
happened" 20" i think can tell you the Sc
cret of it, said the squire. " You may have
noticed that, when the milk stands tor while
in the pans, there is Q kind Of yell0W scnHu
that rises on the top of it Now some women
are SO dreadful neat that they skim this all
off; but my wife amt SO pertiskler, put stirs
it all in together, and, rs-aly, L think the
chee SO is ali the better for it. .''-P0n.
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VICTOR PASSERAHn A,u..

VICTOR PASSENABD, Artist,
MO. 5l4 SEVENTH STREET, LADIES And
~ Gen. emen's HAIR DRESSER, manufactur.
er Of WIGS, BKAIDS, CURLS, and BAN
DEAUS. Ladies' Hair Dyed and Sbampooned.
AZ Ladies' waited on at their residence, at the
shortest notice. feb 24-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

MEMB ERS AND STRANGERS LEAV.
IVl ing our ci for home should not fail TO take
wi. b them something from our establishment In
the M usic or Musical Instrument line Ours Is
the largest and most extensive Piano and Music
Emporium In the District No. 306 Pa. avenue,
betRt on y b and 10th ste.
feb IL JNO. F. ELLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

DOTArOEs.-1OO0 BUSHELS Rim
L white MERCER POTATOES, In store, an,
fof sale In lots 70 suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
ian Tu IS Water street, Georgs,own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

DEACY-MADE CLOTH .-CITI-
~ zens and stranger' wishing to supply them
selves with superior Made Garments at low priet
are Invited to exaIline our extensive assortment
as we are now Offering inducements to purchasers
not 10 be met with this side Of New York
WALL & STEPHENS,
feb 2G-6t 322 Pa. av q, bet. 9th and lU,h sts
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CITY OF kEOKUK nOWA) BONDS

CITY OF kEOkUk HOWA) BONDS
SIlHE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS FOR THE
l. sale Of these Bond, req uest the attention OF
persons wishing make safe Investments, to these
securities They can be sold so to paw 10 per
cent per annum interest. The Coupons are paw
Able In New York, and also received In payment
Of Taxes TO the city Of Keokuk and the Bonds
are secured by an equal amount OF the stock Of
the Keokuk and Fort Des NJ Dimes Railroad and
NAV be converted into said stock at the option Of
the holder We regard them az one Of the very
best securities In the market
PAIRO q NOURSE,
feb Slim 18th street, oppo I. easury Dept.
BEAUTIFUL NEW n 4 Ornaments
MCLAUGHLIN l. CO .,
feb IL 20, bet eth and 9th sts.
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ll,7O do Russia Sheeting
Is $50 army blankets, wool, gray, with the let
tiers U ) In black, 4 inches In length, In
the centTe,) TO be feet long, and feet
inches wide; each blanket to weigh 8
pounds
100 dozen pairs half stockings, sizes, properly
made Of good sound fleece wool, and with
double and twisted yarn, to weigh 3
pounds per dozen
l2eOJ pomp .ons for engineers. ordnance dragons
rifles. artillery, and infantry.
7.2o ards gIszed silk, for covers
100 n. C. ) brass scales, pairs
IL ica @ ] corpoisis and pfivatsa' brass scales
IN q bronze do do
~ sergeln;s' do do do
Go corpor as ard Privates' bronze do do
l6,7CO letters, do
l. UJO numbers, brass
$50 eagles and rings
10 shell and h8nes
$3.50 yds a.-incn worsted lace, J Yellow, scarlet,
sky blue, orange
800 yds \ inch do and green.
5000 do H-inch cotton tape
l}4vJ DO : inch do do
,6SO0 shse,s cotton waddlns
6.7D "a ds red bunting
60D do white do
2s0 do blue do
$50 garrison Gag halyards
g recruiting do
10 color belts
llOgross Goa, buttons
2 80 do vest do
sIe9 3IS % sa;DsndsI .9;. buttons. white metal
s,l11 tent br:,ons, wood, small
$50 DO s,Ss' edtto'as, DO DO l.fs. HS
70 3 ho;pitsf 90 iiRi; tent poles, Ss ssis ss
So wall do do
80 common do do
@ @ hospital ten, pins, large
-5JwaI do large
4 40 common do
100 galvanized iron wire rods. for tents
ilS0 do do do staples do
a,loo mess pans, iron
20 camp kettles g sizss)
80 TN canteens, q pints, weight IL \ o1)
$50 Collins or Hunts Telling axes, (gsnuine,)
3 sizes
500 axe handles
l:0 pick axes, = sizes
100 do handles
&eO cam p hatchets
ls00 spades, 3 ,izes
Sbugles, with extra mouth pieces
IS ,rumpe,s
Is do cords and tassels
80 drums, artillery
~ do infantry
s0l do heads, batter
40 do do snare
rs do strings
$40 do cords
10 do snares sets
10 do sticks, pairs
ID do do carriages
80 do T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-28

r. An excellent coal deposit has been dig
covered in Pike county, Indiana.
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ORANGES ARD LEMONS.

nEAaGTS ARD LEMONS.
~ 2t0 boxes Sweet Oranges
so do Lemons
Just 70" eived Oh consignment, and fcr sale hy
feb F6E MURRAY 4 SEhMES
- )EMEMSER THE YOUNG FOLKsAT
~ home, and select their presents from The
mammoth stock OK Toys and Fancy Notions, at
ISL Seventh street.
feb 2G-3t LkNHOND
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-.-.---,..eu Ida say 40. that would show
tncw whst msoe nv piokey did not say that the
The rosse sSsSs Rcssy .ttemp' to stab me
Reilly being dsy Hcley ANU him
I'M. ~ 20, meeting referred To- was Treasurer Of the
Dcmocfsitc cHak. ,,eetnf till the sd
:" u iSs P' M SMITH E Nth what b wa, IN oh Ss
of my eiosa n he attempted take the light away they
md b,sI The ct over h. head row took pae. ana
Vd have injured my head seriously they kcked me
S M snd onl; for my brothers coming up ana oea'.
nen I would have been injured, Hickey belonged ~
G Club; he joined two young men hs .n,
gIuy were kicking oid Hickey beat any one 'H
pighs ..;
At the close Of Reilys evidence, the further nvers
CATION of the matter lat the request Of the jury wa
postponed till Friday bext, in order to give n"' W
procure the attendance Of other witnesses VIM
supposed to be in the possession Of imp0'''H'
relative TO tie homicide.
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-Ceorge Ross. who was arrested on

DIsCHARGHD.--George Ross, who was arrested on
Friday night BY Officer Lott Of the Eighth Ward on charge
of ndinz Freeman T. Rker of California out of 80
by patent safe brought before Justice
CorDwel yesterday afternoon for examination Mr. Kicker
rave Of the facts they transpred and which
have here been published when appeared that the
prise uer borrow the money OF him. did he make
sny which induced him part with his
He the proprietor Of the patent safe aud not the decoy
Justice Conwe thereupon discharged him and the country
returned to the countyman by Ross when he was
arrested
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TOtal...............lS6

The law requires that the districts shall not contain
more than 500 voters each; but good many of these
must have more than that, the census of 1855 re-
turned over 5000 voters requiring at least 76 dis
tIics. There are now probably 5000 voters requu,
ing, with the necessary fractions in each ward ABOUT
about 900 election districts.
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FIRES.
FIRE Is MONROE sTREyT

FIRE rs MONROE srREyT.
Yesterday afternoon about CLOCK, fire broke out
il the drug store OF Dr.. John Gairsa No. 2l3 Monroe
street hut Il was extaguished with few pails If
water. Damage to the amount Of about go was sus-
tanned The FIRE was caused bya can Of alcohol taking
fire as DIR. Galron was filing lighted alcoholic lamp.
the Doctor was dangerously burned about the face,
neck and AIMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

held an inquest body Pak Keith who injured
on the ming the 9th Of September by being run over BY
Baggage the Long Islanc Railroad near Brnhve De-
the road in search Of work aud was re-
turing to city the The train stopped near
knshv and deceased off, when the cars suddenly start
cd By the bassagec The hesh was en-
try cslfo OF his legs lie was BROUGHT
city and taken to the City Hospital for treatment The
next day he was attacked with deum emens and died nom
the effects injury and his dssipated habits The Jury
reuered verdict of death from the effects Of railroad seci
dent In a viii ed constitution"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

TRAVELLING IN DIsGUIsE.-Two young women DC,
longing in this city were arrested yesterday a. ~
o'clock a. NJ, upon the arrival Of the Philaoelpni"
passengers over the Camden and Amboy Road. "neh
the passengers were landing, the policeman On au.y
thers saw them. He suspected that they were p'c.,
pockets from their looks ard peculiar actions ou' oid
bot suspect their sex. They told him t.at se ae''
however and he took them to the Office OF the DePu
Superintendent in Franklin street, where was ssoe.
tanned that they had been out on spree IN mar
tire for ten days. which time they had passed M
adephis. During their stay in that CITY, tney s'oPP'e
at botel in SecoId street. They were s''nec nu'n
alike They were black cloth cape, drso Raglan
coas, black pants and boots and BY the AID o' o'eA
pine, rolling collars. crsvsts, &c, Their disguise "',
very good. One Of them said that she was ma'i'a
woman, and had taken the opportunity ounhs nei
husbands absence to travel little, and p'e"neu INC
male attire for that purpose They were taken oe'o.e
Ju.,ice Osborn in the afternoon, ard after
irg and advising them to do better discharged
SusPICtos oV Acknowledgment o9aos, .1,".,5
Insp ctor Of the Ninth Precinct yesterday sS ~
boy famed Joseph Haekett on susp st-et belon rinx
stable Of Gsnsevoo and sur.dsy evenins
tho Hudson River Rslrosd Company on -, ,sr ar
Hakett ana number Of boys no,o 80 oomn, ou, a
Derby conduct seout the ishbotho'd sere 80 90
the s,sble ii,;e tims pr 70 the aSs'ey VI
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coUnr cALESpAR-rms Dav.

UsirTD STATES DIsrRKr CoVhf.-Noe III, u,
<s 80 81 81 s. - IS. 81 =. a. "a ~ -, -,
SurpEnx CouRr ClRcurr.-i7, IS, l9, 20, q, =,
g "a g - &c - 80 81 -, -.
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CITY ITEMS.
neck and arm

The Concert of Thaberg and Vieuxtsmps will take
place tonight at Nblos Saloon. There will be an or
chestra led by Anschuz. Mile. Carroll will make her
fret appearance, and Sgnor Rocco, the butfo will
make his bow, having just returned from Italy.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The EXCISE LAw-The police report twenty
place. 10 the putty Superintendent Of Police which had been
p the sale OF liquor Sunday They were mostly
situated in the Eighth Sixteenth Sixth and Twelfth Wards
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Advertisement.
Curppy VAIIIY EEMNE ACADEMY Cherry


Valley EY-Next session begins on th of November. Fo
apply 10 RIPLEY Co.. No. 2 Pesrst New York
or address the Principals.
c. G. HAzELrISE. Principal..
J. A. FOWLER, )Af
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IAdvertisemeatl
I'm N.ru

Make few applications of "FoNTAISEs CREAM or WIZ
FLOWERS" An imperfectons will disappear, and the
skln will be left white so delicate and fair For washing in
fsnts and children preventing chafng k mothers Will mad
inv .usbs. +. g. FoNTAINE Co No S5 Broadway and NO.
9 Astor House. Sold by Oil druggists
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Advertisement

A CLERxssIP OR TRADE.-Prof FOWLER, No.
ss Broadway can BY examination OF head tell 700
to uudensk with reasonable hope Of success Charts
with fall written d.serptoss and advice, given daily
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IAirertisement.i

THE AgTUMN hat.
The attention Gentlemen IL particularly invited - our
beautiful and very attractive Hst for Autumn.
WARSocK Co..
No. sic Brosdway,
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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THE BEAUTIES OF America. PhotOgraphically
llu raiiug Cities Towns Rivers Mount,ns Lakes Falls and
public and private property the works Of Art and Nature in
variety. now exhibiting Of the Fair and AZ HcLNEss No.
sss BroatwY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

Yesterday plant Of William Daley who charges
him with having falsely and caused his false mprson
mept Some since it alleged that OConn.r made
counl,rt before Judge Conwe that Day had fired pistol at
hin and otherwise assaulted him DAILY arrested and
before Judge Conwe discharged OConner
tb.n vent before Justice named Hamilton aud made
an. liar &c m snt when warrant issued aud ne
rested and confined in The cells all night OConner was held
"a hail TO avail, trial before the Court II Sessions.
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TAdyertisement.1

A CURE FOR Observation-Disclosures are many
cases Of this distressing complaint by the
use of the WILD CHERRY combined by Dr. WisrAs in his
famous CouGH BALsAM which medicine has worldwide rep
utaon None genuine unless signed BUTTS the wrapper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

EIGHTH WARD REPrBLIcASs-The Eight ward
Republicans met last night, at Spring Street Hail. and
concluded their organization for the campaign.
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fAdvertissment

the Oldest approved article having been before
the ublc tae wears be obtained Of
J. 4 s. SAUNDERS, Store only at Nc. 7 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

1t was pleasing sight, yesterday, to behold Mayor
Wood, with his staff of Office in his hand, reviewing
that Seventh Regiment of ours. What curious
thoughts must have passed through the mind of Fer
nando as he contemplated those well-ordered ranks.
His last previous interview with the Regiment was
when they were drawn up before the City Hall for
very different purpose, with bsl-cartridges in their
boxer. On that occasion, we believe, no compliments
were passed between them and his Honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

entered a. early hour yesterday morning by burglars who
the lower part without finding snythna
value One OF them entered the OF the proprietor and
ado so much noise that he swoke him. aud pursued He
ard 10 escape after locking the doors
and ste sing the keys.
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NEWyERSEY WElNS

RrsINEss IN NEWARK The Nerark DAILY Mer-
eurv Of Monday the lh says that last week was one
of the hardest eeks which the busness men OF that
city have experienced since 1887; and yet all have
psssed through and gathered new strength 10 press
on. The Mercury further says that the pressure in
the money market is just beginning to affect seriously
the business interests Of that city Some Of its largest
manufacturing establishments on Saturday dismissed
The greater portion of the hands in their employ. and
others contemplate contracting their business unless
the pressure should abste. Other establishments
continue their operations, with the understanding that
they are not to pay but half the amount earned by
Their workmen in cash and some will continue If the
payment Of labor may be made at their own convent
ence This abidgment of the manufacturing operations
of the city ia OWN: entirely 10 the inability OF dealers
TO realize upon their paper and the difficulty viii OF
course be obyiaed the moment the monetary rstitu-
tons find themselves in position 10 furnish their
usual loans and discounts.
FINED FOR SELLING LreuoR.-festerdsy Chrsto'
pher Tracy and Js@e' Gne. tsspsI. Of
ing LIQUOR Sunday The Recorder fined them so es'n '
The OH mae.
Arrrmpr TO SrAB.-A sailor named Murphy, Pc
longing the can.d steamship A yas T. '1 ssGpns
stab the gate keeper at the CunArd wharf
DIED rs THE SrRtEr.-A man, whose ns sssa,T
unknown fu IN Warrington street N crossed over 70
Hobo. a. about o'clock hs. evening" GA AZ age had
ferry bo. He apparently soob. o2y .h ana hsi
90 10 cost but wore !. hi'e sn'f' 0'e'
black YES, AID psnts
NEW BAskAuangt me.n t sss. To- 5. tas~u =
Bobshsn Tor the est.bsAment Of ~ 40 td o. 80
] the MariLe Back, with ssesA W v1"f''
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kivertisemenL,


Picture, 5. RooTs No S63 Brosd~sy-In coofias toss-
Pictures hey cocrrd 10 oil consequently dursbet the
artist change single line likesy
equently they perfectly truthful and Of b~,ifu
astruth .sunl Dasuerroypes copied (eulsyc
% al the cClors of ul-.
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Advertisement
, TEMPLE OF ART
FpEDRICK's Puero0RAPHIC

lREDRlth IlieIOtffAA 100
- sss A So B, .dusy opposite metropolitan Hotel
PSsroo Ans D.cuElErOrYPrs. AynhorSis' n.nho
IySys W.. cfs 70 the CITY are se.,sy NV, 49, s
'he Productions ~ '1i' HAe -A''~
ga u. 70 10 D. N.
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AMERICAN ISsTITrTE FArR.-The Crystal Palace
now is busy scene. We spent some hours there yes
tsrday witnessing the operations Of getting IN things
for exhibition at the Fair which is to open this even.
rg: as usual with all openings since the Palace was
built the thirgs that are to make up the show are
still in unutterable confusion. However, we enjoy
chaos and consequently enjoyed our visit yesterday.
Around the south entrance the loaded carts were
crowding TO discharge their freight. At the clerks
Office score of men and women were in constant at
tendance, and as as one gave way another took
the place Inside, hundred exhibitors were running
first to this corner and then to that to find the right
place to deposit their articles. host of workmen
were busily at work putting up machines and arranging
things in place. and the managers were all busy, try
ing 10 find room for all the articles offered. Or ma
cbinery. Mr.. Leonard Gays the show will exceed any
Fair ever held in this country. There is plenty Of
steam to operate the machinery and very fine line
of .bafng across the whole main Aoor as well as the
machine gallery. II is in this department that the
grea. interest Of the show will be found and nearly ell
that is truly valuable to be exhibited will be seen.
All the exhibitions of former yesrs-and we pre-
sume tlis will be the ssme-have contained an i'm
mense amount Of trash but we think that will be in
some manner compensated this year in the improve
ments in the department of machinery.
The Managers have been making an effort to keep
cut the ran which has always found it's way into the
building whenever it fell fast on the outside They
will find it impossible to stop tie leaks unless they
take out and reset nearly every psae OF glass 10 the
building, as it was put in by the job, and the work
badly done. The building needs the most unremting
care all times and particularly in the Winter such
is its faulty construction, to keep it from tumbling
into a mass of ruins In spite of al. care, portion
did tumble last Winter; and because was impossible
to keep the interior warm the water that runs from
the roof through the iron columns froze and burst
ZONE of them and this may be repeated till they fall
The Crystal Palace is a pretty Summer house; it is
not a good Winter one.
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GAS, GAs.-SOne new and beautiful styles Of
Just out for the Fall trade; also, ssw Patent
Gas Purifier that vii 70 per cent 70 tho consumer Call At
cur great manufacturing depot, No. SIS Broadway
ARcfsR, WAsNsR CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

LARGE SALE OF STEREOTYPE PLATEs.-The Publish
ers Trade Sales to-day offer the stereotype plates and
rights Of publication of several important and popular
works. Among the authors whose works are to be
disposed of are Miss Fenimore Cooper, Miss Warner,
author of The Wide, Wide World;" Mrs Olyphant,
author Of "Zaidee;" the Hon. Miss Murray, the Rev.
r. S Stewart and many others.
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A NV BASk.-Arsnst meLn arc Ss,. to (. tas.u =
Hob Len for the essb,ishment OF scoe oes 80 W
toe HAIL RsCl, with sseta Of tiS'"'
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The NEW ELECTION DsTRIcrs.-The Committee
for redistncng the city have at length got their report
in print. When is fully adopted we shall give the
boundaries of the districts. The increase will be found
in the following table:
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fAiver.isement
Tuv Uwrr sIy NIGHTINGALE'S" DEBUT -

This LADY, Miss L L. Williams made most snccessfi debut
last evening st BaInums Museum. Her eneitsiumer IN
which sustained twelve different Characters sud sang seven
different songs il Welsh Scotch lsh and English
tunes Of the most rzinh amusing and bizarre ever
witnessed America She repeats il st the Museum tins after
noon and evening
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NOTICE The General Term Of the SuPse"s O.u"
was opened yesterday morning. Prs.sas' 1sae~
Mitchell, Davies end Clerks judge nisSAsH -
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Tile CnrR1s-The Court of Over aud Terminer

THE CoURTs.-The Court OF oyer aud Terminer,
b.. Judge Bdseye and Justice. Enmons and
sufficient lumber appearing they discharged TIL
Wednesday morning when Grand Jury will be mpanneled
The Circuit Court was then opened, and the calen:
der called the purpose Of assigning cases to the
Term Calender The remainder Of the day was employed In
Ci,cait CAender for this day-Noa L. s. 6eIa g. TO- H.
l3 49, IA. is, 6, II, 49, 49, 20 , =. 81, -. so ooo
Special Term Csenaer this dsyNos 81, O7 u.s. 49, 2
s03 "a .,-. -
The City Court was opened YESTERDAY morning, ana
Petit jury mpsnneed The day spent in taking nquess
and ht airing motions =. . ~. =. - 40 M a, % O, or
S. 81, 49, &c. 10, Al, ~, 45, a, a.
STOLEN GooDs-A quantity Of doorknobs and gas
fixtures were offered for sale to John Brannssn NO l Nassau
given 10 the police and the goods detained They are 81 the
second District Station House
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ADVERTISEMENT
TAYLOR'S
INTERNATIONAL Horst
AND
SALOONS,
Broadway, corner of franklin ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

Arrrnpr TO SrAB.-A sailor named Murphy, 9
Ion 10 the CunaYd steam shp Asia lying AZ the dos
s.y city arrested yesterday cbsfset with sS@Pe
stab the gate keeper at the Cunnd wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

FINED FOR SELLING LrQroR.-Yesterdsy CHRIST
pher Tracy and Jsmes rime keepers Of place
r, srrsrrpd before Recorder BEDFORD the charge OF .
ina iouor on Sunday The Recorder fined them 80 esoh
the on