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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoss-Dgc. 2a-Befors Re-
oordef SMITH

TIE fret csse eslled up this morning was thss OF
m Mooney indicted for sssnlt snd battery 90 The lat
Eb,L sv.rue Tber. vas. ua.eris oiDfc, Of testimony 10
he cse ppsnt shuiz swearing that tbs sooused,
seS tb. the fs. .sssut upon .hs pener tn.
Jury the sccoaed tho beEeft Of the doubt and scqnsA
Paul Riley wss then susigned, indicted for s,eslipg
sisd 20 be wsh Is, on the la Of n,,s%s s
between Fry second aud Feytbird streets. conesn,nt
'tfta The, be ssvs for TIE -.son .eoss sS o.;
ST. yd-I ssted the p'oDsr and had bin dnvinftss
10 d., w.sor. b.ng low worth IS the vel reqfst
Dvict u grsDd lsrcety The tup voc. .hs os'
.leI view brought In verdict Of guilty OF pe'' larceny
A. ihs sase of the proceedings, Rec ride, smith
vbsrer r., m IN. Der ch Judge Ru,en ocssd Zoe the
HtrdJitk Bepp, German, was then brought 20 tbs
Dor Ld.e t sr,hd .IIy mostly ssu1 a xos =.
,ss.s.s SSrn i.sdos tailor ia Lauren. street
1h. &c 1ee.ss s'' TT biz pr.m.s. ossr kifs .etv.i
rested TIE sceU'sd "a b was soipe INTO 30 So To-
rs.s az. property ',S ia 90 n.
oh. b.. AID = b.iss ,oi'n n,ns or S.sl q ess
&c me-. p.. cake ballet hOs black ov~eos .hss
.s GSS. eos; ,l.S;l 'f,t 1'psy
ol5 va. born L GsrpsBg lives IN Cbs.aau sc sna
so5 ,, oee1p:'o' hin 70 ihs susie Prison
Vn, Esrs eeer pleaded guilty 20 an s.snpt g oa,-
gar IN the tLird degree ans WA 'sn' I" 'ns "
oH, n, ar ,lis. Curry" irdic'ed for grand ia,-
20
syb.sn coufn,.t upor Mr. Jorsh Rogers on the nget~
n, r1,h MT. wbs ssndiss In foot 81 hquer .aoy ~
~ ,tr,s ard sst tben and there the sotssA
acqpI," ,..sovsy sbs.rscte. from the pocket on ssa
pos.,s Al. pekettook sLiDg 1rouss0fJ nos OF Tue
ACE vi vsh,us other ssrs OF noLrI 10 bulls bvs
he ,,@uy Il conp,,r sb WITH one o's'r wttnes 80
90 Una, the pro'scr'ioo Ssset nsd 70 sesasos
S.inecm-Et sr6 tho sy segatea Curly ibs tecto,s
n, - hard ,ssIns, her The eov psina.t, boser n.s
- s.E ia bor sufo foBUty AID ca The risht Ia ss.a
.,s.sreo T. % roand,' viewing the "Insi.9'as " W"
cly ;.a,,sa Eo~
EAs-rd Quinn, alias Thompson, ". inac.ss '
srlnd larceny Ia ste.Ii from the veu,'es q 20 ~ ~.
III Ssy tine propritJ the smoupt Of sbSss ~ w -
II. poet q the pssorsrs sa. .ss pef,ss sn. X. wn =
ere. .eBtspceo 10 the stat Prison for 500 al
Cbsrfs Scbcck pleaded gully 70 peD" '~0'"J' -
yss sep, 70 .be P.rnsIy for zig nno5tas ix1 ..,,s
John Sevut ard Ttopss wii'tsms peseeS sn'.y
70 I.nd Larceny snd wss sent to the STATE fn''s '''
Gsoss Hs,%rd vas thea psced Of the bar iseiesse
fr .t4.fs en- Ire h q so..SsI 70 1ss "@ csss. ":
Esas. ss,so ssd Pc oos S 49,. coss q
80 x-..t ara s.or, near y 20 vasea
e.ss a. ,.r Il ps.A, He sw's' !" s''as '''''' wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

nsetrg. we're referred to as becoming quite MINER.
Gus and largely attended, not only by the children, bat
Aso BY the parents, and much good was III IL effected
IN elsvet'rg many neglected peigbooraoods.
The Association adjourned to NEE, 10 the sane place
On the third Monday evenir 10 January when il viii
be 10 order for the Superntenden to report the state
Of their schools.
Thee meetings are free 10 al schools of s churches
and all uniops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
COURT oy COMMON PLEAs-peO s,-BetOr. Judge

hcRAHAM
The Five Dep,ru ent ast VIM Hncksneo,t,m.
Ths Wa an act0n 10 recover penalty and damages
under the the prevention Of hes The lev provides
thar sny shall erect wooden eudifs o. more tsss
elye HALT within Of the city tbow Fos
" second s,Ieet) suoh offender shall be liable TO penalty
snd fine Of S. per DAY tor each day which he suffers ae
hudts stand after notice TO It. The dcfesfsnf u
This ,u ipfns.d this Law ard Is sed tor the penalty sada
$50 fine 81 600 IN al. Verdict for rlsntih for $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
EyIR BEARIse srRAwBERRIEs.-A correspondent

says: ,,...,- ,bo
s,ravbery question, wished to say to yoa, bat dd
not there s an ever bearing variety, which blossoms
and pefeos fu,t In the open air unit, the gIoaaa
ave La, highly favored than those insured In tae
Yarn sun. The variety is not remarkably h,gn
Favored Of medium size, and o5dinary Se.ss s 1%'
perfectly hardy. The vines lived through lss' .a,
off them In pots, they will blossom and perfect IF alt
through 'he Winter. o. A' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

MARINE COURT-Dec 81 Before Judge THoarsos
Tsomss Sherwood sgt - Csmpbc and Rutherford Ms"dt.
This was an action brought for $500 counsel fees scr
eryc.s by the p e the dsfendants course' 10
suit nsspi ude In which August Beimont ~s smsus
the Plaintiffs sud the defendants Robert Lowee, and
amount OF his claim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

HDEATH.BED FoLLIEs The Charleston Courier
90 oharacte,izes the viii of the late George ". p.
Gusts, which provides for the emancipation, within
the rext Eve years Of his two three hundred slaves
at is high time" continues the sagacious and eco
poraioa Coxrier, Virginia had some Law her stat
"ute books against this destruction of property.
"Thers are no more slaves in that State than she
"has uie for; and, to say nothing of rendering 80
"many negroes worthless and miserable for the re-
"mainder of their lives, the power should be taken
"swsy from men in their second childhood Of
"ipg 60 much labor from the industry of the State "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

-. a., soi,er Its origin is unknown The Ed
49, TIA lied 10 the bark, and taking or wood 81
s;ra TIE progress OF the Ere was fssrfuliy
ue ,s within the spsce Of three minutes the whos
ispu. .s IN flames. The only way Of escape WAS by
.ias into the rver from toe after part OF tue ooa'
SSPshSs many more lives were lost. Tue numosr ls
s.S.,sd to be at least twenty ful list OF the LOST,
~ sr o Known, will be fouDd below.
.tthe Edwards came down ON the steamer w. AZ
drew Captain Cooper and arrived 10 the CITY t a
morning They ell speak in the highest ter OF tne
kndne,s and attention OF the ocefs Oh Tue dssitu,s
were supplied with everything humanity coua sus'
eess. Such noble acts should not 20 unrewardea.
The following Is the fullest account OF ia 1851 We
have Pet been able TO obtain:
j. j. Warner, Cobb County Ga; nj. A: BROOK, oan
Augustine. Texas; minister, pane nnknoHn VINO
ec On board at Shreveport; Benjamin Turner; Posen;
Prust, q German peddlsr. on deck. ~
psssei ger taved reports seei1g iour peison9 VINO
men crowned ne ar him,
Another reports seeing eight men drown.
Au of the Geek hands are supposed to bs saved, as
Asy were on duty al tue time OF the ec,ident Inquiry
vas made among them; they concur in the above,
t'epsa Two Sie ''O"s"' " W I m g. pc.yune. 18th.
dd6stional Facts and Incidsnts.-Seversl pssyen-
sers, names cot given went on shors at Alexandria.
7. r Garrett Of Hopkins County Ky lost nearly
lry head OF cattle. and cash, 10 all - OoO.
There was near IS 900 in the safe-property OF mer'
chants and passengers.
d. L. wilder lost nesr So 0OO The iron chest will
hs xsved II Ia Thoughts il was seen In the hull,
Which drted ashore all At two miles below the scene
of the di sastr, and was secured to the bank.
Peter Bullnd saved Mrs. Hill and child OF Memphis.
Mrs. Iyey of Texas was saved by her brother. Mr..
G. G. Peck Of Cincinnati Ohio, cut out three horses,
vhicn tvsm ashore. Jim, negro, who was chained
70 the beat cut The chain with ak and escaped. He
n In ohsrpe of the officers. Only four bales aud
part ef q bale Of cotton were saved by the w. A.
ArdIew which passed soon after and took in the sur
WING passengers and crsw. N o. Pic, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

PArAL ACCIDENT AT NEwBURGH.-Mr BENJAMIN
Watkins returning from Kndera 20 his place 10 Penn
syv,p. c,ued visit his niece. Mr. Kne Of Ne~burs aud
alter bsdns good bye made false step from the stairs
5ioeatns his and producing instant death Coroner
Fnon held inquest the body when the Jury endsred
q verdict Ia scoofcsnce with the above facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

A THIEF WHO PROVIDES FOR HIS FAMrLr.-Po-
icemsn Collsrd, of the Thirteenth Ward intercepted
several ii birts shawl ard other articles of female
wearing apparel yesterday Afternoon on the person OF
q masculire hief They are supposed to have been
toen from " enty street. near Sixth or Seventh
avenues They are at the Ststion-Hcu:e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
HUDSON RIVER ITEMS.

TIE WAITER on TIE HuDsoS On Monday the
westt very colo the river Snow bes.n h fall sbou
II D. NJ Yesterday morning the about two inches
deep the weather being warmer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

SUIcIpEs-Mr. Isaac Carpenter, q well known resi-
dent Of White Psns committed suicide Thursday BY hang
ir himself -
r W Houshkir farmer residing in Akns Cove town Of
.bueh Schohare Co.. hung himself few days SINCE in
house his farm He about 50 of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

THE DUKE OF BUcKIsGHAs's SlLvER-ISrEREsr-
ING The plate chest Of his Grace the lac Duke
of Buckingham, With its ccntsrts, consisting of l73
pieces Of sterrg silver Of great elegance of workman
sip will be cold on Thursdsy, tue day before Christ
as, at enc O'clock p. NJ. by Messrs Leeds & Co.,
at their sales room No % Nassau street. whereit may
be seen until the sse The silver is all warranted and
each piece Is marked with the ducs crest. The pieces
viii be stld separately or u small lots, so that all will
have ctatce probably the on ore which will ever
occur here to obtain specimen OF ducsl splendor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

THEIR LAST TRIPs.-Tbe bs'ge Republic, o
Pokeeps will make her last tip fer the 20 night The
steamer Sherman made her last tp down last evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

The tcrss CT John White, Supsrin.,ndens cf tho
Poor elect, were presented. approved and ordSsd
% fle.
Dr.f1. Of bills were pre.sssed to b. .sut 10 tue
l. giss'nrs ds'siciirg the county into four distress
or the election OF Coronss, which provides ths one
Ccroter shs reses in and be elected from the vt
trn DisuieL Brooklyn; ore from the Western De.
niet; ore from New Utrecht or Grsvesend. ard oos
from Nev.Lotts, or Fiatlsnes. Also, 10 district ths
county ITO i've dstricts for Superintendent OF he
Poo-ore TO Ne elected and reside ir the Eastern Dis
nics OF brsosl!n tso nom the Western District and
two iro~ The county TO yes. The bills were ordessd
or groessd srd forwarded 10 the Lsgisls.u
The Special Con mit,ees report 90 the matter Of ne
accounts OF the Coma bsioreIs of Emisrs'icc wss
taken from the table and the resolution elrsctdy the
Surtrin.erdents to spply to the Lsgislssurs fox IN
enactment compelling the Cou missioners 20 Day the
sm, uu.s cue on the large sums whi,h hsvs
been de Suc,sd fcm TIE bills of the Saperirtspdsns
urjus'y was adopted The resolution psssed ss the
act rtGuirirg tho Justices 10 sentence ell prisoners
over ter days TO TIE Pepiten'sy ips'ead Of n. ysl
wss reccreideed ard laid on the table. The Beard
sojcuintd 20 next Tuesday.
David Fsssie In Hcis street Atlantic wa oese4 20
s.rSsy ncrrrs shout II ole cf ssi 20 IN scd SUE ~
sDce policy which were cOui.er tir box Which LEA
sthd tire bar TIE pree, :. ,up,osea 70 have been t..ss
ard ~he The lsndsdy down stairs preparing be lea
RoppyRY.-Tbe house Of Mr.. Van Antwerp, No. sS
Cout street, robbed Yesterday morning Of overcast aA
slovt, by who called Mr. Van Antwerp preeess
Of seeing 10 some dental p'sons He took the fecds 10
vas leaving and the los not discovered I'll too late
IpESriYIKp The goods taken from the 6ur psr-
nresed Saturday night by III. police Of the Thd Pre-
circs ere Yesterday ronr By officer rm reI
hsvirg been s,o from tbe store Of Nc Francis D,N Ne
30 River street. Troy Tuesdav, Dee IS THE ssare vn
robbed Of 40 worth OF ods and toese part hssS
stolen The tsts arrested taken 70 Troy fot tr!
reward Ct era had been offered for their recovery
DESCENT ON A toLIcY SHoP.-Sergeents Msthev
and Piotsw of the Fr.t Precinct srtay msse dssc.at
policy shop No Is james street and arrested the props
tor James Jephus He taken before Massrate. sao
held IN 81 go ball to swsit trial Psnueuns Johnson o az
res.d the evening previous for similar ofens In Dcashg
,treet was also held In 6 90 bail to ssat trial.
EVENING SCHOOLS The closing exercises OF pG
ton Of the evening schools took place last evening rhsy w~c
well attended and the exercheE highly interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEeIIL rrRs-Dse Il
Bul winkle sgt. Reville Il Lsmberl--Csse settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

POISONED FROM EATING CAsDIEs.-A young lad '
M.ry Lyde of Cs. taken Suddenly sick one day last
week while school aud died the evening She had 81
the symptom, poison and 1t supposed abe was poisoned bJ
eat,pg colcred candies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-srreIAL rxHs-Dec. ai-Bsfers Jsdss
Townsend Cox sgt George Barnes, &c-Order
settle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
IAeyerisemeut.I -, ~,
" popy.s. Or. THE SPIRIT or AIR. III

nssuifc PsDtomine at PukpYs SArosL e. s.,..sny /,
~ an mis- a al who bebeli lat evening "H
IT, rost rlIis1t affair plsced uP0n ts rI,h,
vs ieug pr suceessfc run nouDced Tor evs'y
"a an cbr,ta.s In.rnoop Tn evening tee nun
sSri,.d prara of WALLACE" VIII p pre- e -
Moo. rAGs sYtPH" will conclude the entertainments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
fAdvrr.isemeD,.l ~

SHETLAND WOOL GOODS-hLL NJ n, G,oy.s
Con.,rg OF every ,ai-ty "a INV ros Invited 10 the
- vts sb,..ua besa.if patterns an
s,le A RANKIN l. Co, No - o0rey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
RROOKL YIN ITEMS.

Tn. Mercantile Librxy Association hold an election
70, Directors te day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
= Ausn named Baltus Teneyck,

vsy home from Ccyman pridsy evening fell of bridge
on the Hudson River Railroad, and WAS drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

RoBBgRr-Tbe house Of Mr.. Van Antwerp, No g
Cout robbed ,esrdy morning Of overcast S
sovs, by who called Mt Van Antwerp pre,eess
OF seeing 10 some dental op rona He took goods be
was leaving and the loss not discovered I'll too late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

po.,n OF sgYrnvI,oRs.-The Board mN SeEe.'
A., .,.sr,oor. d. Lirdssy, President. u me eaar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

The Fair Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society OF she
N.nor. Church. tbs benefit Of be Chm CO aud BE- Poo
row D. hello Sunday School ROOM corner Of Hsn"'hs
.tee. ard wsy,rley Pisee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

Rus OVER rY TRucK AND KLLED.-An inquest
was held yesterday /, cororer Connery a. NO 700
street upon the dy Of child four years OF age niue1
Tkous. Burrowr who at the corner 81 Ihery
AZ Oliver streets Yesterday morning b, trek osd@d VITA
tept, barrels Of four and crushed 20 des'n severs VIZ
The occurrence xsmined ell Of whom teshei
tb il wa, sccdeDts ard strbusble 10 esresesne on
tb nsrt OF The driver Il the truck The jury rendered YER
S occidental cath and scqutted the trser oG Ell she
p.ce,d Intelligent child, and hyee Win MS Paieu =
the hnnse above named.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

A C,RD The Board Of Msna2emsnt OF tne
women. Protective Emgraion Society r-tarn ,,en cordial
tkauis MsIsb. Rs Dder' for IA, 70 ,a
Wiu.r II is sn which te.,fss At once appreciation OK
.srvir ,hsm ont b, order of the Board
ELIZA W. FAREHAh Core pondtps secre,.y.
Cfce Of the Woaens Protective Emigration society NO -
Csrsl list. near B!oalwsJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
CITY II,EMS.

If any Of our readers wou like to make Merry
Chriatmas" for hungry mouths, they wild ind q gooo
opportunity at the various Industrial schools ana We
Owe their numbers: No. 254 West Tweuty-eishth
street rear Tenth avenue; East Fortieth street. near
Third avenue; No IA Avenue c. No. Isl Cherry
street Fourth Ward SCHOOL,; aud the School for
Italian OygaD-grinder,, at Mr. Pease's Mis'on-or
good things can be sent directly to the office Of the
Children's Aid Society, No. IL Clinton Hall, Astor
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

SrDprs DEATH At THE SHAKEsPEARE HOTEL
yor tie s., three weeks German known Only BY the name o.
pss,bsr hot no called Professor" hes been Jl9s
IN A. m. sLske.p..e Hotel William stTest de looked pNe
md 81. srsed had cough AID ptoseu;d al ne ynp
ttms ~ one ,uaeIs With the consumpn Yesterday morn
waiter on taking bretkfst 70 bs room iound n
dsa w bad Corouer bill. held nqIsst on the oo1y arc
a. On the testimony ptse'tsd rendered vefdist n
des,b by phhi.i. prlnons,' TIE deceased ws about ID
.ffa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

SUPPOSED SUICIDE or A SPiRIIr ALIsr.-A widow
lady nsmed Evars about yesrs Of age, who resided
with her daughter ard eon-iu-ax at No. 10 Cottage
place, died very suddenly Monday afternoon, under
circumstances which induced the belief thst che swA-
lowed dose Of poison for the purp~s OF selfdsstrrc
ton. Mrs. Evans Of very nervous aud excitsoe
temperament AID, not enjoying good health, was in
the habit of takrg great deal Of medicine She was
believer in the doctrre Of Sprtustism, as enunciased
by various mediums throughout The city, ard attended
the circles Of those strong in the faith till her mnd
had become constantly occupied with the subject.
On several occasions Mrs. Evans hsd expressed an
ardent desire to leave this earthly sphere and soar
above to the spirit land. She had occasionally gone
90 sr as to threaten to take her life to relieve herself
of Il troubles ard cares con'equent upon residence
on this esth. Such was her general debility that DIR.
Keith ard several other physicians have been IN at
te,dsnce ard prescribed numerous remedies for her
relief Mrs. Evans appeared to be usually well on
Monday mol ming, and during the forenoon she took
walk in Broadway, making several calls before her re-
Turn At O'Clock the following afternoon she wss
corpse. The Gaze will probably be brought to the
rotoe of the Corones this morning, when an inquest
will be held on the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

FArR.-THE Rev. RALPH HoYr-A No. $50
Fourth avenue, lear Twenty eighth stree.-rhis Fair
is for the benefit of ths Free Church of the Good
Shepherd now being erected in Fifty fourth street,
ard another Of the name at Fort Lee, n. J both 10
charge Of Mr.. HOYt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

ce6ciero;es the wok is retained 10 the Assessor as
fnshed, ard the A,-esscrs make taer returns g. fo
love: 3,69e yards eM.h Excavations. at IA cents.
$5l7 SO; 1919 rock DO q, o. cents $5 Ssl rs; 400
feet culvsrts 81 81 cents. ti5i 3d. 3i curb snd gut
ter q, 4i cent?, s2799 O.; 10 sets corners ct IS %.
81 20; extra digging for cuyerts between Fust ard
Sscord avenues, 375 feet a. g per foot, 81. $50.
Total so SOL The Assessors leave out the excess OF
filing but have Included 81 $50 for extra digging
for culver.s," a. item DO. embraced in the original
c1ntrsct, ard without authority This later was a.
lowed BY the Street Commissioner, but the Controller
says Neither tbs. officer any other has say right
"tc scd dollar to contract. or make an additional
sllosMce." This Job may b expected up for coz
fims,ion before the expiring Common Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

DESCENT ON ioIIcY SHoP.-S@rgesnts Msehers
and Potsw Of the Fr,t Preret ystsrtay msee descent
policy shop No Is Jsnes street and Sre. the pops
tor Jane. Jepks He taken befcte Mssis,rste sae
held IN ball await trial Pspueuu. Jchasou. tr a.
rested the evening previous or similar ofens In Doashg
,treet was also hed In 100 bail to asAt trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

EyEsISG SCHOOLS The closing exercises OF pcr
ton Of the evening schools took place last evening They wc
we'll d.d and the exerch hiAay intetestnN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The las. performance OF
Robert Diable is announced for this evenipg-wish
La Grange Formes, Bignsrd, Lsbocetts, aud Others.
Madame Csrador, spriua DONNA just arrived
from Europe, will shortly appear at the Academy in
Italian, German and Ecgiish opera sso in oIstoro.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-14

uenry Nnntilhurgh vs. William Nantilburgh et el.
By virtue Of order of sale in this cause issued out
by the Court of Common Pleas in and for the county
OF jefferson and State of Ohio, bearing date March
20, 1851 and to me directed will expose for sale by
public vendue and outcry on the premises on
Saturday, the 9th day of May A. D. 1857
Mt II o'clock NJ. of said day, the following described
tract of land situate and being in the County of Wood
and State of Ohio being the south half of section
number eighteen, in township number three, north o
range twelve, in Il district of lands subject to sale Al
Bucyrus, Ohio, containing three hundred and nineteen
acres and twenty hundredths of an be the samt
more or less,
Terms of sale, third cash the day of sale one
third in twelve months and the balance in two years
with interest from the day of sale the deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage the premises
JAMES II. BLINN Sheriff of Jefferson County
Sheriif's Office, Steubcnvle, o.
April 3, ls57--4Sw6+
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representative er senatorial district, composed Of
two counties shall by reason Of any excess
of population a ratio, be entitled to addition
al representatives senators for auy poltio o
the present or any subsequent decennial period
the district shall be divided into two districts fol
each portion of such decennial PERIOD which
shall be contiguous territory, and each shall con.
tain as near ratio as is attainable without divid
ing counties.
If by reason of the annexation ofone senatorial
dstict to another, there shall be any excess ol
population over senatorial ratio, which shall be
entitled to additional representation for any por-
tion of any decennal period, each district as now
constituted, shall elect senator
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commissioners or such other board OF Off
elective and resident in the proper county as
may be provided by law. At least four months
prior to the general election in 1885, the counties
entitled to more than one member of either house
shall be divided into districts for the residue of the
present decennal period, and at least four months
prior to the general election in the first year of
each subsequent decennal period, the counties
entitled to more than one member for all, or any
portion of such decennial period, in either or both
houses, shall be divided into districts for the
whole of the decenninal period A description OF
the district Of each county shall b. published as
may be directed by the county commissioners or
Is may be prescribed by law.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House Of Rnpr, sen;atiyes.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate
April Sd, 1857.