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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
LATE AND INTERESTING ROM.NENICCl

From The Nesc- Orleans Pc1yt< ef auqsst II.
The mails of the steamship Texas, Capt. FORBES,
reached us this morning by the steamship Atlantic;
Dates are to the 1th inst. from Vera Cruz TO the ID
from the captal-two weeks later.
The Principal news Of interest as ever concerns the
difficulty with Spain, Of which none OF the papers a.
the capital anticipate speedy or an amcaole sdust-
ment The last Madrid mail, arrived the 3lst ut.
with important dispatches for the Government, was
particularly unsatisfactory "Spain continued says
The Extraordinary, to exact al her original de-
naRds, and Sr. Lafragua, equally stern, refuses 10
yield point Of the grounds first taken-not to allow
the Spanish Convention and not to give any indemni-
ty TO the families Of those assinated at San vicente
The seme paper, doubtless to degree IN the comb
dence Of the Government, says:
"Aogeiher we cannot see that anything toward
an rnlicable termination Of the present trouble has
been arrived at BY our latest dates and the chances
are all on the side Of the breach being made wider by
the receipt Of the late Instructions from the Govern
uept OF Mexico by ST.. Latragua.'
The uontt0r says:
The Supreme Government FASTENED into a con-
tract Ur tie manufacture WITHIN the shortes: time
poseb, Of large quantity Of arms OF the very best
quality and character. IL ali the States the National
Guar0s putting themselves in a state Of admirable
efficiency. There Is much enthusiasm among all
clusses We nsis, that the President ought TO make
spirit Of the Republic The opportunity is eIcellen;
tpr The consolidation Of liberty In Mexico"
II, connection with tits subject, Zen. Alvarez has is
su,da long address "to the enlightened people OF
Throne $40 1lCTlu, III WINCH, PohPhct Va naAty
nnres. but pubished in all papers, he reviews the
Whole question CT the difficulty With Spain;
Tie ADDRESS is distinguished by the sutnoTs Ssaa
vsor spd force Of STYLE and though calm 10 us state
m + not without the evidences Of feeling and pas
sion. The Extraordinary says:
'A tic present time il cannot fan to be o. sreat M
fuepce in enbt;eIng the native popuiaiion agaiilsI
tho SpnI ards-a circums THAI WILL be disastrous
TO ,be iotunes OF many in the event OF war Sh9uld
the rexi news from Span be Of an inhanmatory chaI
,ha
dr.s nay drive the people Of :he hot coGntTy-wheie
tie SpaiiaIds have the largest r;ercs's-a. once 10
pN0gc. ..
Ia. papers at the capital riiicule the iea hat let
.ciers o InGlGuc have beeE seat 10 this country IN
Z, 4 ,ipatcn OF the war with Spain.
\ eellcus difficulty has arisen between Mr.. Smith,
~ nee States Nice-CcDsul a. Na2atlsn, snd the "a
thor,e 81 b3t port, growing out OF the sele by tue
latter Of { vessel "beaI ing no AuIcyies flag, cD an
ensu5,ts.Al cia -, AID VIII the saac,Jn 81 peE
TON claiming - be Owner, )se Le DOES ~
aVp.s. ca :As vcsse)s psp1:- d, - b..
he Iiee v.A.-i sIi.;ed ne pro::, ts1 IN ias set
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= o., A.. ua,acd sus BY The four great
1s, 49, Thns u, Tho testA meath, sSodsys
sse s.,s tho Sundays Cal3ercB, Comsine,
1S - Mozar.. the fshh week bong an e1 :
sn.;. Al one: and tie niDsh. rsodtrr iDdSs-
- .ss,,;ns Colombo, Vancsus'n, Watt and Mont
These alterations DO NJ. C0ute D"ch
k.,m. hut sen0 lea't1r n,si a Setpso--"so oDe IS
AIMED bat by himseii."
A., meeting Of the Society Of Arts, Lon. Aah-
>,rtsu sDggcsted NE ida of collecting the Addre'sg'
Lyyered On different public occasions by ii. *. IL.
p,;nee Albert. and these Fpeeches have Just been
vus6sbed. Literary red-taps!s accept the eS' "nd
iisD "as a record in connection with ue soei
= industrial, % eel "a educational ana stIeI VI;
"history sf England in the reign oil Ques,." No..
"tora.h Let il 60 50. Now the reh'o'es .,.drroJ
teyity will not he deprived OF the very a.
Ly The august apd sereDissiIno ratt,e. Mar
lie opening Of the Mctropcll,dan ,hs sentences
bet, and our grsndsons may ye tn, Third Celooration
=. .h ib;lee of the Society for the ffopasitfoh
:, ~ Casnel in Foreign Parts: friice hipefe
y, ,IoIS,Itb be great nan for every true I'm.
SvN VIE DENTS. excepted. Napoleon !. SAID
20, .o man was great Ia the eyeso his vaiet; ana
. Jentis. ia certainly much more important per,
sorsse Now, The Surgccn,in- Ordinary 10 hls Royal
Hiebness, 10 Whose care mat esscntisl Po'lvo q,
hin ROYAL HiQhnesss person is intrusted tells al
Ais f,hiopable customers that, one day, Prince Al
bert sent for him, because, like any common mortar
nbo has not enjoyed the good fortune OF opening th'
metropolitan cottle-market he suffered from
dreadful tvotbache. The operator looked at the OBJ
so,ious piece of bene, and declared that npthins
short Of an extraction would prove Of any use; TO
tAis the Prince objected, saying that the Queen
would not allow it, since be had 10 accompany her
Majesty n party in the evening. lie went, how
ever, TO ask her, and came back with the ac''ara-
elo a attracted.
dentist locked again and again, and thinking that in
his quality as Royal Surgeon, he could not do any
thug wrong, he persisted in his opinion. Poor
Prince Albert betoOk himself second tune 10 the
presence of his Royal Mistress, and returned with
the mieated answer that he had now leave to
have the offending tooth extracted, il Mr.. S. could
that the extraction would not prevent bis
Royol Highness from accompanying her Majesty.
The professional extractor gave his word OF honor,
and the operation took place; "bat," adds the
Grand dentist, sneering somewhat supcreiliously,
"a but the Prince roared like town bull"
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gsgei m rss,yg bsDie Of slats By Sesr, Of . ~
When the buode Of date essehsd 80 iron ssrs:e' %
The building, wbich fAEpg to The s'ourd, struck De.
csased % The Asad asa injured hn ~ severely ma
he Wa taken 70 k:s residence ID Jay street ner IL
a,y He psrtish recover. dfrcm The effect Of he 10
jsry. and on Tuesday evening ..n: out. vhen a re-
iapee vss eccaserei, And hs sank rsP'dly. He xs,
taken 70 the Hospital on wedpAsdsy, .hsrs be d'ed
that evening. A verdict was rendered Of "esth oy
cor. preston Of the brain. Deceased wss iSo'fef'
and l.sves q wife and one child
jacob Corse, . negro, died suddenly ye'tesday
morning in TiIsry street near Bridge. He sas sooS'
50 years of age, ard died Of general debility.
Dyprs.TIov On Sunday tie new Catholic Church
inst erected in Jsmsjcs will b. dedicated by the
Blhop Of Brooklyn. The ceremony viii bsga at ~.
q. M The osrs will ron from Bedford st g. a. H., re-
turning at $50 2. m.
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH

At meeting Of the Commissioners of Haalih, he'd
in the City Library ednesdsy g: l. H. present. Pres
dent CLANCY, Commissioner Miller Drs. Thompson
and Rockwell, Walker +. CoLcklin, Secretary the
following business was transacted:
Bari Aoertpe. ora Hsvsns arrived Aas 49, vth sgsA c-
gar, and bseco ordered to days qegAn,rc sad thea
ccbaIgc cargo
TIE following vesf els were similarly disposed II:
Eek J. W. Address, taa VI bis hig Gs-s rs all bIk
Gs>t,rS f-on Remedies. BIS Anita 0Scs from Ssu.lss
Or. Eowsra Gray Of Ne. , Wi..aS, si-ee. sopsigel
aud ouir,,la.,eo q I NJ sal.e ia TIE beS u yerJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR CoURT-stEcIAL TEEa-Aus 29-Before Judge
HOFFMAN.
Jones AT The Voluntary A.socis,ion Company.

Jones at. The Voluntary Association Company. :,
UofHhAs, il understand the rae 70 be, tha'
where tried withou. Jcry sd the Justice fnsEs
decision Of 1857 10 costs sld the JadusH-
81 tered aecorduzly that act governs the adjustment
W. have also held tina, whcn verdict was tssen i9f sh
p1ntif IN fixed sum, and s Of excepsors SLOWED -.
;hr verdict ustped and Judgment entered tho cost are "
80 usd according Ii. law 81 the date Of the 5erah
But in This case the verde. teb en fr tae p-rtn W -
am e med Dy direction Of The C0dr. aud n eon.e r.
parties opinion o. .1e Coert q. 1ehi@.
iudsment there TO Do entersd .,.,a .,J the
Ths igigusI: has BEEN entered io- the -everu
smosLi sd listed y he PA..ies. fse az; q 1''' MUS
:hs d. as,m'pt. -. a. .uo,her
A. spery Brown AZ. Frsde-t Reiarison ~ 2i0rh .ec
When "a undertake mel d.s, under iss ~ ~ s1a
op II the Code vel .eSnity t1- tns The
,,eon !, fSr be dbt adiudsd ubdr ne - srsrsse
sur ;ie, .hoald ustify 10 double 20 1lnS.-n' " ~
,urn Of deb. 81 under The s, rclv III no:
TIE order Of Ias,ics Bo.Sob o. 'se - n e. An So
sA.ins sssn ,ou.,ii-d with BY ;os c,s-s,Is Ia
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Tho consideration OF he 0hJye statement was laid
on the table by ne Joint Board without action, in con-
sequence of the Matter requiring tbs geiion OF the
Common Corncl in reference 10 fixing the number OF
patrolmen and doofmen for the city.
The following re vs,d statement has been prepared
as the amornt Necessary for the support OF the
Police and redsces the expenses Of that department
S44lI 81.
OyrteE OF ruy METROPOLITAN PoLrcE DISTRICT
No SO White street, NHw.YoRE. Aug g. 1857
To the Joint Boant Of tdeyS'en aud Sgp1t.or' me Guy
n R,ooklyn: -. -.
The uudefsensi Commissioners of the Metropolitan tonce
Dis; ct Q. the Ste New York. respectfully submit 10 ne
Lint Beard Of Aldermen aud Supervisors Of the City Of Brock
hn revision OF the esste rashed the fret OF June
snr,tion . eo.e snd peeda BIZ raised BY the City Of
Beokyn 10 Gs, the expenses of the Police within the said
city for the next fiscal yrsr. -.,..,,,.,,
VERY respectfully, u IsIRANAhAS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

RuTAwAY AocIDxxr.-On Wednesday afternoon,
hor.e attached to wagon Tan away, and tho driver.
Louis BlOsn, Of No. Ia Crosby street, wss thrown
ost and seriously Injured. lie vas convcyea Aeme ~
Officer Thompson, Of the sixtseatb Precinct
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PoLlcr Exr1ysTs FOR lSjS.--On the lst OF June,
the Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police made a
requisi.on on The Common Council Of Brooklyn io
sum suficiert to defray the expenses Of the
Police OF Brooklyn for the ensuing year. The appor
tionnent was referred to the Joint Committee OF the
Board OF Aldermen ard SUPERVISOR cho reported to
tie Joint Board the 9TH Of July. The sppcrton-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

ATTEMPTED SUIcrpE.-A young girl OF respectable
appearance and drees attempted to commit suicide on
Wednesday noon by Jumping overheard from the
ferry.boat Transit o. it was about the middle OF the
river. The boat va, Immediately stopped, and Efforts
made to rescue her by the hands on board the boat
Small boats were launched but before they arrived
she was rescued by two seamen employed on
schooner, which was passing ct the time She was
conveyed " the Brooklyn side and given in charge OF
be- friends She was supposed to have been laboring
under partial insanity induced BY some love sfisr'
ATTEMPTED RAPE uPos You've GlRL.-YeserdaY
afternoon q man named James Sullivan wss a'rested
BY Officer Schneider on o charge of attempting "
commit rape upon Q German girl years OF aye
named Barban Butts, whose mother reside, In ooc'a
Sixth .teet Tie girl states that Sullivan induced nef
to 20 up into The Eighteenth Ward, and While passing
Though piece of corn he seized hold OF ana 'nie~
her upon the ground, and attempted to outrage Ie'
person. The screams of the girl attracted the sven
ton Of two men o,king in ropewak, who nsstened
to the spot and detained Sullivan until inc sI''@ VI
the officer. Justice Feeks committed sccu"u !"
examination p-dsy.
TAEIy SICK N TIE SrnrET.-lsase L. boyu' re-
sidrg at No. I24 Greenwich avenue, Ne"-lo'k, vas
ial en- with cramps yesterday afternoon IN ral'oh
street. and conveyed to the drug store oil H. D. n'
Gomez Of Clinton and Fulton sree1' oy oni'H
Blown and soiday OF the Flrst Frec'ac'' 10 We
ten taken to the Hospital.
LAYING WATYK PIPFs.-WNkmsn nave WI ui1 y
excsvatipr in North Seventh street for 'ns pnPTe
putting down mans for tie 'ntfoaarI'OH = '''e'
B.ookyn.
Iyqursr james Crawford dei q Toe cI.y H"s.
pital On Wednesday Ssat, Of lHye:ias iss sl.s1 a.
E,rd. doch o., W sSG a<lsy =! ut y-es. ts Ha''s-
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IsQursr james Crawford ga . ~ - &c
pital On Wednesday SisHt, % 49,. - =
FEEDS iock "a " s6Es %isy u ~ '7es' ~ "S'
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We hereby certify that the above soun have been deter
mined vpon approved by majority vote Of the Aadtns
etsbhsh Metropolitan Police District" &c passed April 10,
1851 the amounts TO be- rsised BY oil the Metro
nan Police District embraced within the City Of Brooklyn.
A. c. FLAGG, ControlleL
WIN B. LEWIS Secretary.
DAVID LINDSAY
AL. l,o,L AM Z 1851 JAMES b. STEERS.
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LAYING wArrs plrss.-workmsn have '''nae a. 2
excsvatipg in North Seventh street for '0e poPTe
putting down ms,ps for tie intFodart'on q wee .
Bsook'yn.
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PUBIC MEETINGS.
THE LOWBFR CLAIM.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN-(SPECIiL SESSION..
THURSDAY, Aug. 20-Ald. CLAscY, President, in
the chair.
The PRrsIprSr announced the object Of the special
tossen-to take some action in relation to the Lowber
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Aas S.-Befc'c Jods
DAILY.


nftIsTONs.
David Wood agt Martin Wa,era.--Motcn Ter an or
der directing security for costs 20 Be- Ged. granted -
Benjamin Moore sst. August Teby and Wife.--Mo-
ton srsnted.
VIM. Halpin sgt. John Gorvey.-Attachmen; Or
dercd -,
Francis Cattepc. Nc act. Albert NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
srsntol snd sst.sment Of decree deferred.
Geo Pesrca sgt. Nathl. A. Bshop.-Moton grained
Horace L. TG.hll agt. John ID. WLlamsar.-Mo-
ton dismissed.
David s. Mills act The Enterprise Insurance Co.
Referred a. Greene c. Brpson,
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J. : T. sTRANAHAS,
JAMES w. WYE,
JAMES BOWEN.

Appo,tionmen.o of money made ny the Co nmsslonsrs
Of Police in pursuance Of sec. % Of he oct entitled
"Aa Ac. to establish Metropolitan Police District,
&c. TO be raised by the City Of Brooklyn to deifay
the expenses of Police within the said city:
D. ~ h.. cnn.rirtsn dent So 900 90
py ~ an g..s.n,. $40 neutrality-suspicious.. 400 10
~ - 100 pa,,olncp 81 lS 400 90
p os * noarmen 100 Observation-Disclosures 1850 90
p.yy - r..on ...................,. 500 Oh
py - Jn.n.c,o,, and C.p,ains : / 800 ..... go o0
p,o,n,on q General IN 3SS 81
An.nn. Gun. "a Observation-Disclosures. 1851 10
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TorGH YARss.-The captain Of one Of the vessels
from st. Thomas, now lying a, Quarantine, was heard
to remark that there was no yellow fever in that
Island; and when asked to explain said, the disease
had killed off all that susceptible 20 it, and al it
could fasten upon the remainder were fever proof;
hence Yellow Jack had no material 10 work with.
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Michael Lawrence was aYraigned for assault ard
Twen y Pseine Poec by beating IIss
painsEt and shsneIy mstIrs,Ds him 10 the al.cha'ss
BIS oses duty Defendant was convicted and scot 70 INC
Jeremiah Inpman was arraigncd for 81 Indecent
=: o..pR Ss. o s %ss P 'Ss '
Tie accused convicted with rcpr'u and RON Snsoe
Connolly for bis extraordinary butam and sentenced ." ''
James Hogan and William Conroy were srr.iGned
for e.1s the 18Th e Ars.' eS S sIss Ss,i Ea
The defendants found In the est. o. sSs nT
yheh the property W.. .,i P,' :sss '"A
The csses of Jane Walters. Mary Coyle and frenk
o h.rs,d :ss md s.'s1y ,, wss r ~:. p
next Thursday and that Of John h'tnsr 100 SenI
P.hi'k Kelly WAS anaigned for assault and battery,
on the 18th of August Joseph NJ OConnor No - Chrs
oper This shown to have esen an .ssnysss
and tearing his clothes o." Defendant was convicted am
s bssGe being sentenced 20 the City Prison ior - as
MbLael MoGiLity was charged WITH asssn" sse
battery on the Isih Of August, EiwMd WAehnl NO "
Futob Found guilty and sent " the Prri~m'y y"
Slenc Hnut was chxged with the larceny on tns
lh oi August Of pair 81 p,nsoon' .s.t snd s,ss fbe
s's.a satI i, .r S.. .Sns:d % tie ena,
CatbaTire Meme. an old thief was srs,gasd ior
,.ng 90 the I7,h Of August piece II calico v1eeS -
iIom Michael Holden No Is rs, saS "a, .
Io.nrs Dave was Mrsigped for stealing, on ne
,7b Of August, pees. Of frai.d osin as,siss v'asS
sin nom .na ,ept 10 The Peni.entisry for montas
lam Carrieen, srrsiqped for Assault aud battery,
On me lch Of August Il, w. Amp No McnIO. st'est
pe,sI Murphy was charged With stealing, on tho
,,, - lnou quantity Il lead worth q cent from james
s s or No. S5 fourth Convicted and TO tLs
CIV Prison for ten asys .
Thomas Keeles was araigned for stealing On The
.tb OfAusu,s sold e9n amounting 70 IS from Andiew =
e. the CITY Prison fnf 90 Gays.
There were AZ prison set down for trial to day,
81 = bail hut the remainder Of Ibo-e rod were n>ioA
III 'PeeA interest. ADJOURNED " O'Clock s'safSsS
morning.
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EREDEHICk Ii. M DOR T.,
OF BOSTON,
a re HIT ECT

ATE partner of Vim. Washburn, Architect of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods He
tel. Portiand Bay State House, Worcester and
throughout the country, having located in Keokuk,
would inform the public that he Is prepared to fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, specfhcs-
tons and Superintendent for Churches, School
Houses, Hotels, stores, Dwellings, and public and
private buildings ofall kinds, with promptnss and
accuracy.
All the modern improvements, such ne Warming,
Lighting, Ventilation, &C, as adopted IN the East
cities, will be especially provided for rs re-
qnred.
rv-0fhee in Sample'snew building,on Second
street, between Mainland Johnson.
Jan. IA. '57-dly +. H. MOORE.
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PAPER MAHEMOUSE.


CrOcksry aud aiass Mare.
PANNEL DOOR, SASH AND BLINDS.
a MAYO,
No. 25s Mechanics BiooA, NJ ain street, keokuk 4,
As yast received, per steamers lred Iron,
- fr~lrs Rose sId ILos. swan,
,vvss Ais tea, wrapPspg ana other Paper
~ crates white ainIng, breakfast ALL tea setts,
with . large assortment II Granite Aau other
SaesAs var
~ bAs aIAss sxye--full assortment,
lJv aexs SauaAbArset S.its--all sizes
500 PAnIel Doors zee pair window Blinds;
s.ssv hShts tnaow sAsh--All sises.
Willow baskets, wooden ware, broums, broom
twiue, stnse sugar, tea, rice, cod fish, naeksrel,
hersisS ssisns. earrans spices, and tull assort-
meat VI other 1roseIies. Cotton cloths, linen;
nsIsiia AMI Jats rope, assorted sizes Cowipg d
Co. . issn Pumps, With wood stalks, for cisterns
sad wslls. AL u which are offered for sale whole
sale OF retail. 81 lowest figures.
Z%SAsh Paid for CLEAN linen and cotton Rags
eli kinis Vt Conutry Produce, Corn Oats, DE.
neA5s-dan
4 SUklosiTIEs II Literature and the Literary
ScaArseter illustrated, by J. {. ID Israeli. with
sarios,tsss u American Literature, by Rufus W.
sris~oid, Tor saie by
apsd OGDEN, BK0WNELL 4 co.
I aEsEEkfikLD's Letters to his SON
~ Essaysof Ella, by Chas. Lamb
The Works Of Chas. Laub.
Life II Gen. Marion.
Lille II teen. Greene.
Lille Of veu. Lafayette. For safe by
aprisd OGDEN, BR0WNELL d CO.
{ tUkAEK BELLS celebrated works
~ Jsue Eyre,
Shirley,
Nllietta just received by
Fi61 Dt,DEN. RHUNN FILL a
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kEpkI k........ a.
TLoTHING Of all kinds, qualities and prices
~ Cloth Cuatsand Cloaks, Alpaca and Silk Coats.
boets, shoes, sandals aud Suleing, FOR Gents, La
atc8, Mssses aud Ci.ildren. New kind Of Ladies
B90ts--iirst ever oasrea in the western market
Lsggins fpr riding aud walking, riding boots. Beds
piitss, cushions, 4lie PfeseFrers, swimming belts
sau bnoys. travelling mail AID saddle bags, haN-
ersaeks, arIe bass. Gaps of al! shapes and kinds
Pals and buckets for engines, hse eomp anies and
house purposes.
Sports,nen lifted out, and those about crossing
the plains.
AL kands of surgicaIand Druggist articles.
CaEnos oil all k.nus.
Toys OF all kinds. Dolls and doll heads, painted
and unpainted.
Toilet Furniture complete.
Table An4 PiaaO euycra, Blankets, Cloth and
Bed siotAs.
Battons, cord, braidins, frills, stay and dress
bones, dress snie!ds.
Pun anu pencil cases, pencils and pen holders,
raes, 44ea arug tapes, wafer and sand boxes, elias
TIC .tteI and oIl bands, cork screws napkin rings
hu.ar rage, knlyts canes II ali ktEls, oIsrs fun
nsIs hasAs, door spr ngs. and cement.
Carriage kobes, Wagon aprons. AJTse cuvers, with
ami without hoods, WHIPS of every kind keSIny's
natlists carT.age irons.
Hose packing aud betting.
We srese lting at St Louis prices, aud as cheap
be got IL Any WcsterL city.
Please call and exas ne how many and handsome
tAlngs m.ie Of Rubber. We shall lie most
happy to - .ha~ goods and explain their uses.
aprli-dAwiy
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WIN. BROWN,
A ARCHITECT.

usT call at his rooms, over Doubleday Will
y son. Store, Second street, any time, except sun
days. from day 10 o'clock al night, as he
rs Obliged ~ be Instantly Oh hand on account Of
pressof busiEess and see his drawings, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
free To the inspection Of all and judge whether he
Is competent oteryethe public in his profession
ii ght here rsete hat grs at thngs Le has done
do, but that would be superpous In ms uni-
ariancommunity therefore he is willing to show
the public what be can himself do In . PRACTICAL
sense. Call and see, free of charge,
f,h4 d w, BROWN
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the sign ~ the silver Giose.
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A good ,apTaf farn, % oue huuar,d als six.
I \ = Aerts ). nudes from Haniltop m. Also
~, I'll Wing properly, ~ Tie toxin vi Hamilton
9he tEe story frame haGse, nearly new with eight
s. us, aua good basement and cellar, With foar
lotE "itu "ae-stury house with four rooms AND
s'trhHr 81 csste:i a.a, a oi.s-st.,, fram.
..aae VIII Kitchen and three lots, weil located On
Man street alto ~ lots, we'll located aid 1qslra
pc s't"ai tfs ier butdnE, All the above viii b.
s@sa IN iAodalihE terms, and al less than hall
keokak pfie.s lnqulT, ii
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