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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Hsvng . period Of 'ushs Yellow
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terms q cop,dtr,be perscaai iat@.cy with HIN IL -
requested st his escs III would wishcd s
esn stating that nslaed Bissop had called
% T a%ss to oses sS%r Sss.ao on sss.9
them and a, TIE, we're DO eer@sas he desiIed 70 h.ss
In spirit o. sccoDmods,ion seas o air g,>ntm..,s
once SUD found bishop thre alone vi,t Mr. Bi.ax@-n
leave the cSunrs to ssei NJ sisss @so rep.a .sss
@ he s. @oas S on %A 81 h. IN
MI Bishop pnuised 70 br sai Su,h h. len
also the ns1s es, an. On the Sc. .s ~
Bias! mans oaoe M Bishop sad ar Lsua y, iouta sr.
Bsssman cald rsise HIM $500 "a god INT he ssa
have at part o.ihis moa~T
TO his freed Bsbop and lutte enough would BIS left t. lin
would do ali he wsptsd and wou leave thu ness cay mr
Bur En- ,ses Win M Br1Sp soSa. a sum- ard 49,
atd mr. Lout 10th p,opos,t to leave scd look for
NuOradams shen made OF the by osesy
vb. 80 hesriog, epd lef and An toe last hsA
sus hWe him since end did Sss
s ss sS.n N s Ad never
have frequently been summoned 40 juror, and whs.
he tried 10 Circuit Court which M suppsse1
entirely devoted to civil sua ard whes called sju
wo1e the any person have ressoa
lam harp, 10 We sese relic ssd from duty "a iu
rymsn n case sut he'd cosiiod to ths an Of -
erred would have been cred in aosor.
d.nce with he evidence egHrde Of asa al
ihe sory Of far a, It differ. from s,..sms.
have doubt sno until then The puzzle VII rserge
,heir opinion M 70 INV conduct IN is. matter snd Dc sst
win be preserved to me. FREDK xUI.i.xk-
Yong June
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Wiillssm.b arg CITY Nara.

The GREksPoST CArAsrRoPM-THx Boeiks RECOVER
Ed On Saturday the bodies OF Jeremiah Eilct sud
John Rose, who drowned or the Tenth street ferry
on sunday 6th Incl, BY The uPsessg q sSoss, were
recovered. The former found In tho vicnAy Of
Governors Island by some Of his friends, who
searching for him, and the latter BY Aaron Pierce,
Of tbe pos Of tho Groenpoins ferry who und him
The ferry on the foot Of Tenth sect The body OF Roso
taken 70 bis lao residence Greenpont and nis
funeral attended yesterday afternoon oy large
Der Of hn friends and tho shpbuders attached 70 viii
hsms Co.'s shpy ard, OF which he was foreman. He
leaves young wife AID two children, tbs youngest but
three mOAths Old. the funeral OF Elliot will Iake 80
this Afternoon, two O'Clock from his ilss resdon 40
CLINTON street, near Franklin. Coroner Smell cooc11
the inquest ths bodies on Saturday evening" The nj
about O'Clock Sunday afternoon for tho u
taklg shor sail the They crossed 60 sixteenth
street, New York, and Immediately returned; nearing
the shore tho Point they Concluded more
and put the hOst about; II vas coming about lasu
struck her end she cApsized and filed Had the party
remained quiet they would have been 10 position tehase
with epeeoy from tho boats from the soose
hut becoming ehesed In the excitement OF the moment
Cbs<iee BAss% John Rose aod George Whsaisr rusheA
for ard 70 let down the eas when the boat turned Doh
20 and left ali ssrugging 10 the water Basoets Rse
apo Elliot orowoed William Hays, Of tho sur
vvors testified thst be Basse and Elliot together,
The former being upcermos AMI Rose about ton teet
bebCd cot for the shore Boats arrived 70 the
about ten minutes after the eccdeoe the jury
rendered verdict OF "Accidentsl drOwsiDg."
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BAsSxr-rn this city saturday Jane L. Mrs. s.RAH
BARssr, Of Nantucket, aged 81 years
BtDks-In this city, SATURDAY, June ~ BssuAnS J.
Bupss, Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, IN the a7th year Of bis
Coox AT The metropolitan Hotel, 90 Sunday, June 10,
Of consumption, JoaS Cook, from California
Baltimore papers please copy.
Eiuur --fro~ped, on sunday, June 9, Jurxrn b. FL
ucrr, ~ed ~ ycss, months and days.
Grceopons Lodge No to3, and A NJ, the Valley Forge
Engine Company No II, East River Engine Company No,
ana Ladder Company No H. Marion Hook and ladder
Company No %, Putnam Hose Company NO. 81 Lafayette
asss o. sscto noe Mo-
the Fire Department generally and his friends and follow
mechanics Of The Brooklyn yard and elsewhere
sdence Clinton street, Grecnpont, this (Mopday) aftsr.
noon, a two O'Clock, without further Invitation.
HAnm-op saturday June IL, Mr. Moss HaxSs, In the
HIS friends and acquaintance are respectfully request
ed 70 attend The tuners. ,hs xcnesy snernoos q. three
remains vii be Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
Kssr-On Sunday June -, Of pbthiso pulmonals, Wit
LIAM KASE In the 23d year Of his age.
The funeral win take place THIS iopd.y) Afternoon, NJ
Two O'Clock from his late residence No 1o King street
HIS remains viii DO taken 70 the Cemetery Of the Ever
K.scx.--on Friday, June II, M,srx Cossr.ycs Fssvs,
daughter Of Ferdinand and Constance Karc aged years
The remains were Inferred In Green wood Cemetery.
kmus -Amnrs Ksiks, youngest child Of J. n kel-
fhe friends end relatives are respectfully invited TO 81,
tend The funeral, this (Mcuday) morning, At ten O'Clock
The remains VIII be taken 10 Greenwood for intermept
Lowur---M sea, board bark Roanoke, on wednes
day, June q ssAH JAWS, wife Of Capt Daniel lowell and
daughter Of the late David Golden Lawrence Of Fusnng
l. l.
MAnrRroS IA East Chester, Friday, June II, JouyH
7. MAsmrov
Notice of the funeral hereafter.
MK1notH-On Saturday morning, June IL, MAss Iouru
VAN zAspr daughter Of Jacob and Eliza Neserole ssei
months and days.
The relatives and friends Of TIE family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
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Our PUBLIC PARKS, with the single exception Of the Bal
te never looked better than they DO ct present The
and abundant rains have covered the trees with fol-
age and made The grass grow uxurAnty All Tho trees arc
thriving with the exception Of the sycamores which seem
10 be- afflicted with some disease, they arc shedding
soryalion true VI nearly all the sycamores In thh and
the peis hboring cities. There matter In which the
Park keepers have shown sad neglect and that In
omttpg 70 take measures 70 prevent the worm nuisance
Tho worms have not yet made their appearance bat 10
few they will be here and then farewell 10 all the
comfort expected from the shade Of the trees In mdsum
msr. These Dolsome ibsscts viii be hAogins peodant
from the OF the and getting into the mouths
eyes, and clothes q all who venture 70 cross any Of
our punc groupds Owners Of shade ces In The upper
pa OF the cy have been careful enough 70 put rdes OF
TAR around tncm IN the grounds Of The New York Hos
pral we zee the preventive 10 used- Will not our
PARK keepers take the hinu Forewarped forsarmsd.
Tm CnrsuAI PnAc-Undcr It's nov management mis-
essAbishmett taking In from seven 70 tan dollars per
day. which pretty good, the city has not Jet gone
into the advertising well the managing business By
The way, u the Palace nov city property why cannot
the sovereign people obtain admission without money and
each person win not be likely 10 decrease the tax levy
be s.perous some rather curiscs stories are AHA, win
reference 10 the Palace. said that OF the three
persons taxing account Of stock In the
bshn ent supposed the group OF the tw. Apostles 70
pe toc , ~ - ,h ~ ipe nr"' apss'
tiIe for wear" rhomss OF course the
immortal jefferson Aodres the glorious martyr Of the
faith 90 Hickory " the beloved disciple John
"Tylcr 'oo;' hut whom the Official came 70 toe namc
Bsr,ho'emev ne Ts sompse~y s.u@pss. In al the
,nasnsv r.s never mentioned. and he CONCLUDED shss
be must have old fcccrast that the democratic
orators bad ignored entirely. When the official came To
the name simon he completely dsgussed and gave
M the Job The city wags making tho most Of this
nsory hich may be true not, bat which quito
good a. true. In the meantime, the city In.
tends 70 make sn,thg on, oi ,ne mayor he
had better hurry up the adverthemenu
'. :. 800 ,,e, - 49,. - a. 30 40.
neon, u.s -' uA"'.'o. '" u's -. :, w :
building NO Oh s'one slee', uuanss Ar-sa " w =
South William street occupied by Nathan lane co,
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Police IntelllGence.

Fornfyd THEATRE TtcKErs.-Johp Dunn, said 70 DO .
Dead Rabbit was arrested on saturday evening for selling
and attempting 70 sell about I've hundred forged tickets Of
admiss ON tho Nationa theatre. He tAken before
Justioe Connolly but - Mr.. Purdy the essee Of the the
sfre, refused TO prosecute him, he was discharged
sHr THIEVES mon, named william Lawson and
BENJAMIN Barton, arrested on Sunday morning,
charged with stealing rope and other property To tho value
II $780, from the ship Yorkshire lying at tho foot Of
street. Tho accused taken before Justice
Connolly and held fer examination. The property was
found board barge tho foot Of Bcekmsn street, Of
suspicion Of having fconously rcccivcdh
Miller Nathaniel Miller and John King arrested on
Sunday, charged with assisting ten prisoners 10 escape
from the Court House Bedford westcbester county
Eight OF the prisoners retakeo the other two
stall large rhoso who alleged 70 have aided The
Jail breakers were held by Justice Brennan for examns
ton.
SrAasp NY RowDuz-A named David CArrgan
was found carly Sunday morning, lying in avenue G.
near Eleventh street, bleeding from wound the len
sde and the lef eye, WI ch he said had been
inflicted by two unknown 70 him, Who assaulted and
stabbed him. He taken 10 tho sA,ion house snd al
tended by Dr. kimbsrk, after which he carried 70
his rcsidcncc.
Assarr-On Saturday night o party Of "roushs' ~
saulted some young men At The Of Hudson aud
Charlton streets and severely beat two Of them, named
gang Robert Linn and John Lindsey arrested by the
Egnfh ward police and taken before Justice
Who held bail 70 Dan. Linn Of tho Poole
murder notoriety, r. their bondsman.
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Marriages AND DEATHA


cuYIs-sArruL--onw Wednesday, Juno 2, at the resi-
dcnoe Of the bride, Mr. RonxRr CauTrk 70 Mrs Arsm
E1xxlpsrN sAIrR-
KuLr-ByRpE-0n thursday, June 10, ut s. Pesc~'s
Rom Catholic church, by toe Rev. Mr.. Quinn Joss
KyrIY q this city, and formerly Of Cedboy HJuse,
" Roscomnoo, Ireland, 10 EnEs MAKr BrRSE, Of this
city.
dublin. Athjope and Roscommon papers please copy.
RnrIy-RvAS.-M Albany, on Wednesday, June 2, BY
Rev. H. McCluskey, Mr.. r. l. REIY, OF this city, 70 Miss
Csrrssm RyAr q Albany.
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aged. TIE erhre Oas Is estimated at $4,000; Insured
f~ 81 geo In each OF tho fcslowrg Insurance coupancs
Williamsburg City, Excelsior, Nassau Reet, dsmiison.
st. Nicholas PneDlx Total Insurance, $i3,70 TIE
Ore originateo supposed. N she ensine room from
Accident
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The Cur iOus Case or Chauncey Shaner.
Thu affair NJ h.rocav Snaa.r with Jnstice asoers in
INC " VI ' ~ WV "
vTousiy explained. ACCORDING 70 H. ss r'enos'
appears that three weeks since Mr.. Stader CD
menced IN suer from an intense psuralec affection In
-, -. -, .. -. ........,, A.. -.
soNios '"o 'oon iAoo' Auu e!"p~'o0'o~4V '"0 ""'''
nervous SYSTEM so "a TO deprive him OF Sleep and pro-
duce the most intense physica suffering during which
e.. r. ~. -. -. -. ,..-.. - "a, s,.,,,.
si"o NO nA7 'e'n unuo '"o "''|o"s VI An' pHyS'.u'
On saturday for the trs tme he called upon DENTIST
who hed Of bis teeth with preparation for killing
the Mr. shaer ADVISED at the time that this
would involve temporary increase OF pain, while 1t
would insure hbally terunauon OF his suferires
When Mr. vent 70 the office OF the dentst, from want
OF sleep great and long continued pain and nervous
pfoetrHor, be was IN CONDITION bordering upon dis
traction bis whole muscular system was vibrating with
pam the muscles OF bis face we're distorted with sDass
whie his eyes hoTed witu involuntary tears. Alter
leaving the once, we learn from MT. s., unknown 70
either OF the he p7ocored large quantity OF
opium and eatu; this not giving him relief for the drst
time lie he to chloroform, and
then most mpraosDty started 10 60 about his business
instead OF eoiog home TO bed
this period Mt Shsher oehriocs. Bis extraord
nary unfortunate nalucipaoo, taken ioto
edcraon with great physical suffering, loss OF Sleep
the opev OF opistss 6oally the bewildering
fuences cbloToform, is not mater OF surprise
This bavioe been by these professional
gentlemen named ABOVE, they publish the following
Gard
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TIE sere date las, year receipts Of the week. 20 SEQ bags
F,eign,s-Cotton 10 verpooi. Ti6d Exonsoge 90 New
YORK. 90 days. Ia A2per cent discount aud II sight, 80.
New ORLEANS, June IL, 1858
rates. Wheat very dull Oorn dull, vito q decins
the better qualities of &C Pro sioGs very dull Iada
bags held at is%c. Fseighs-Ccton TO liverpool l6d
MOBILE, June H. 1858.
Coitou-The sales day we're 90 pales at IL 10
1l1c Tor mdOlog sslee the 10 300 bales, and
receipts Of the te 1900 The receipts shesd
Of last year at th port are COO bales and
port Do 600 baes Freights cotton to Liverpool have
declined 70 g. 6d-
SAVANNAH Tune II, 1853.
The cotton market is depressed both here and 81
Augusta.
The sales OF cotton to day 400 bales az 1850
lltc. fer middipg
Flour Gull but steady Wheat ques but drmer sales Of
white at csc 81 % and red at sso. 81 o. Corn dull
at CSC &C tor white and CSC. Toe. for yeiow. Pro-
visions very dull BoIk meats pomrai at NC &c. for
BUFFALO, June l2-6P.M.
Flour IN good dcmaud ane firm; safes 1000 bcs, At
% rs So ~ sapcr6ne upper LACE; - "a Is for
extra do 81 IL Az for extra ONO ana Indiana; ~
bos "a IS TOR ooucie extras Wnest scarce aud ssea1y
sales 10 900 bushels Too for Chicago sprug s6c aSc
for white Wisconsin Corn unchanged: sales II 900
bushels ut SIC. damaged Indiana; 6cc Tor sound Onio
on spo WI &Sssy sale. aco Ses &c
Fregns dull ct loc for wheat. 36c for nouf 20 NOV
York Lake imports 10 toe ,ssrty -four hoors ss ssa oco
bushels CORN, "a 900 bushels OATS Ca1ai cxpors-e
bbs -four, 1000 bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn,
CHICAGO, june l2-6P NJ
Flour dull. wheat has declined: sales q: soc Corn
dull but ic. higher. Oats 6rm Shipments 70 Buffalo
400 bbls a1ur 90 900 bushels wheat, ID 600 bushels
corn Reoe,pss-2O0 bbs flour, 900 bushels wheat,
II, sec bushels corn.
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1853
Flour has sdvapced $50 per barrel under improved
demand Wbiskey is quoted az 20c.. ~ith buyers
than sellers. Provisions are seoerafy uocha nged.
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1853
Flour has advanced 10c. per barrel. wtiskey has
upward tendency large sales at l9c Mess porx SIS 60
Bacon dull at nc. quotations, though almost nom
nal. are, however, steady.
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cAprrm oy A NorED AND DrzrrRsr Pcxrooor-A
noted pickpccket named James Edwards was arrested
saturday for picking the pocket Of Mrs Brskenber
ger, while she walking upon the Battery. He was
octecsed the act and Mr.. VIM. Keich, who
,tone, and with blow from knocked him seuseless 70
the pavement man named2dam Fisher then endes.
vored 10 seise him but he too served In like
Policeman Ryan, Of the First prcnct then up but
ID not succeed In reetng the desperate until another
ohlcer appeared he Then secured and taken before
Justice Ccnrclly, who locked him up " ans~er ,hree
charges Of assault and one Of thelt
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Barry's TrScopherous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing besufynE CLEANSING cuax
preserving and Restoring ne hAr LAdjes ty Bold by
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Il MHDr0AL DfsCovnr
Mr.. KsNNrDy. q ncrbayy. has disscvss1 h 49, - -
common pasture weeds remedy thai cprce
Evxar KIDD o. Hgnoh


Mr.. KxNsrDY. q nerss,y has assovrsa - a. q 9.
common '''''is vsssi nfs Tsf ~ aS S
WE vopr sc,orurA Dovs 70 A oossos pruva
ors 70 ,Arss bosss IN q vuvs ki.d q pi.SlS0
Two or ,Ar-. boai-. %, .le.s u. sys-~ o. sn..
Two eosuss are vAsrasss< 70 cure sAs saah~ -
Thr.s cr ave bciss are war>a,sA 70 As wc-A -
or two bo4uss sss wAn>.ssa 70 s~rs ~ h~>~ No.
,...s scus. az =, .s ~, 10 sure runans '
Pow, % sr bcssss warranted TO cure coust ssA~
sSs,, .,u :':y ,r.ss.s:, e :: .s Z:
Two hrs bcv.s warranted - cure ~ ~sa 49,
IAr-. % four Se..-s -.rr....a V eur. s.l.Asu.
oss % isrse bottles are swrsn..d o cur. - vcaS9
: ss ssssss y e.ss.r : ne .s.s.ss
One On: Two s ss:. q, ~. ss sas.
One me g sso bottle. VII r.sa.l. all d...ass-s., = -
- ss:. "a sU, a. ~ .' -.
relief alvsys .rperieseed- VIAL n~cy 70 Es 49,
s..ed. .lvsys ser,sse.a frc- ~ Ara bossa s.As
sss sss ss ne sss, (. S: ~
E!sy;.s,.r.d y Do.ALp KENNEDY. n. - v-~.
Fer sa,s b. syevy drusEs. h ,As u.sed s...s.
WHAT Is TIE GREATEST rLAeus or LyEs
Tsss.p. ysn,n o.. s.y : .co'd s,,s, ,'s ne
ynui her Jaw. are sesssdl. se-p.
Bpi sso os' ssS.ssss jSs = .sa,
wsss ' ssn ssSss s.n,s .IuS ss qun.
isos me same, Who found piss
81 81 e. .ss e. s.r ss% %'s e tssr s.
His PIN. 70 ,.is and ~ mice are se,.h
But sumsrsiud ther harm NO.
sss.svsT 4 Lr0s 4 90,
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A Large Assortment OF Straw Hats, In
evo,y variety aud style, WHITES Tho batter i4S Fulton
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Godfrey Extract Of Elder Flowers Tor the
complexion. See miscellaneous entertainments
n. DUPUY Agcnt, 60s Broadway
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A new Perfume for the Be as0n.-B0uqust
docArtA extracted the Wild flowers Of kerc. Fifty
Genus per boiis. Prepared By PHALok SON. AZ Broad
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To Mark Your Clothing In q Neat, Speedy
and durable get one ef GARkkrsos Inn proved
plates bottle OF his warranted iudeiibl@
made and for sAie only By D. O. oARkErsoS "a Canal
opposite Wooster street
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Crlstadors's Hair Dye, Wiu and Tsapsss-
Wholesale and retail and e dye privately applied, ~ No
Asaow HS.us~
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For Handkerchief Bouque, d0rxar,a, extracted from
the Wild flowers OF Mcrco my cents per oosls. Prepares
by PHAION a SON. S97 Broadway.
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Gray Hair.-Wilsou's Hair Cslorer Gr~-
duslly changes gray color TO glc~y black brown
wAier; troublc bad smell Price only 70 solA
the agency. US Grand street. corner Of Allen. h he drug
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Stsangers in the CNy can obtain correct
Phrer ologca eXamuaons with charts full written
pt'ons of character. day, at FOWLER WELLS, 5oS
Rraad
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Hollewsy's Ointment and Pflia-The PrS-
ress Of s-rofuls arrested ~ the on,men. eesr. he
disrss BY their OF chs and fever. sofa At ~
maiden lane, ny.
DR.. q. II. Marshali, Great Cesarrh Phyai.
cian sin g. Nch,lAs II tel. ~ Y. making mi
Ncuicus 7ss Hours 10 o7 Consultation free-
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THE xvKRKrr

From Of lbsar inirodusuos Tie demand for g.
tvo leading and avote o., lee having fully 10 -
ability 70 snu'acssre thus l-s.py ne -h,u, any svp
feel called thsf he last los vheh
able farnish for this trade now &c.
through vosss snd ON Be r-oesv~d BY tbe middle =
mon,h BALLARD. sHUTn a co a. Ryual -.
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SUPPOSED s,ensnonc had the cnsr before Pence and
has since been renewed, they may both 20. Nitrate,
the tenor Who sang three years since, TO be
the tenor n RIO All these reports hswever, must be taken
with grains OF salt savisni and Bossard toner's
are at Paris waiting for some engagement 70 turn up
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews playing ct Quebec
last week.
Mrs Anna Boyle Boone sailed lt week the Piusarch,
for England. win her SIX little Boorcs. " presumed
that they viii make professional tour Of Europe before
their return.
roRRIGS orKRATrc AND THEATRICAL NEws-
OPENING ~ CovENr GARnvS nuArRx-rnis house vas
opeped the 18th, WITH says the Morning Chrcntcie
(l7th) the most triumphant The opera was
the Hugueno the most successful Of the works Of tue
French school, reproduced the boards of the FORMER
Roy al Italian Opera The house crowded the scil
ing with audience who prepared 10 be delighted,
and Who therefore, did not stint themselves In the
the spectacle abated by the circumstance Of the day being
that upon which the anniversary Of the Queens birth s
celebrated The cast Of the opera coprscd the Whole Of
tina, Madame Grisi; Margarns Al vslols Mile. Msra
nama dOuore, Madame Tagliahco; Urbsno Mile. Didiee
Msroello, M zc,ger; oonss d ,s san Bris, n zel.
Perrin; he Cosse, signor Polouni; rsvannes Signor
Roesi Hpguenos Soldier, sgnor Sold; and Rseui d
Nangs, senor Mario. The orchestra for the creator
part composed Of the performers the choruses
male and female full before, and the musc
Conducted q yorc, by sgnor Costa The performance
did not conmeRce until nearly nine O'Clock the doors NOT
having been opened until past eight The advent Of
Nepor Costa greeted with immense applause by the
audience ssd 20 the FIRST appearances OF Asucv
Mario and Madame Grmi, and Nile pidiee Generally
speatnq the execution Of tho opera len nothing 10 be do
sired the principal singers being fully MP TO their repec
tive parts and the orchestra and chorus being in high
state OF perfection Grsi and Mario were, In FACT
called before curtain at the close Of the act 70 receive
an ovation from the audience in the form OF enthusiastic
applause and bouquets OF flowers. The delay,
however, which had supc~vened, firstly on CON
mencing We opera, secondly between We hrss
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Herron's New Patent Sewing Machine IL
superior 10 the highest priced machine and only Sw Agents
wanted. BroadVAy
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-21

ne dwelling of Nh. Hoffman. or c.ro,,
u1J"iHsnP' was destroyed by fire on T,es,ovy
WINE nc wa absent at the polls. As Soon ~
.H' nelShoors discovered the flames, tbey brr' 10
Iru I" Ihe spot but they were too Ia,e ~ sa". "'
any ol 'he contents of TIE house. Mrs II ~
"'IIhs'" na,l drowned, from The cis,ern ;nro
toa,ti "m,rn s'e Jumped to save her child who haJ
H. e :" ""''e running to avoid the heat.
dropping INTO some straw which wa. i,saGii spdih
'or putting under a carpet. Mr.. II los, n cheS,
., C"ffenters Tools having him destitute hoth
u, ~; nome ana The means of getting livelihood
'iS loss Is estimated at VI ,2O0.-Tolcdo RIA.