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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11
Miscellaneous Books.

by nearlyall the celebrated English and Amer.
lean authors, some of them put up in elegant
Gilt bindings: many =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

VonA.C, IA RIAL LrrE-Thc BacyrU (Ol"'
Journal says that man living near there lost his wiis
some years ago in Homer, New-York, that they had
little girl which he gave to friend, AM lett 'he coua
uy lie was gone ten year,, and returned, but cou'd
fud no trace Of bis child. She had Two ms'As .!
which he might know her-one toe was gone, ana soc
had scar on her ann. The man gave ner up a. 'on
to him. ard frally seted near Bucyru' and Married
The rect We give from that paper;
"About Elk weeks ago be happened 70 pass by the
room 10 his house occupied oy SCI os sui mno ha1
Ale s, sbout 10 retire. and, the door being Opsn, he
az her ZOO. He merely glanced at II, and happened
10 no, hat the he toe Of the rt foot rds missing
liz thocbf nothing of at the time, but after retiring
W. 49, struck him that might be the daughter he
I'D sss,cbed for 70 long, At frat he dismissed the
.hough; as improbable, but 1t still forced itself upon
him until 6nsly he requested his wife 10 20 10 the
room and cerain whether or not marks of q scad
were upon her right arm.
"She went, and to his immense delight, reported
that TIE mark was there. The poor man was 80 posi-
tive of her identity, that the girl was awakened aud
in the middle of the night was questioned as TO her
origin. She could only tell them that she did not know
her parents that her earliest recolectiOns were that
che had live d some where in the East, with family
named - nsmiOg the family she had been left with
by tbs woman originally intrusted with herr, and at
their death she taken charge of by the
of the poor, place provided for her, and she had
come to Bucyrus with family, and had supported
herself by doing Homework since. This tailed
nearly with the already sscertained facts in the case
that the next day the father started east with her, aud
visiting the different points she had named, ascer-
tanned to his great joy that she was 10 truth his
daughter. She is an extremely beautiful girl Of great
nsturs, intelligence, and though tOtsy uneducated,
is still interesting. She Is now at Granville, Ohio, re
osving an education 10 tit her for the stati) she
has assumed in life
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Ia " NI,EZLIGENCE
COURT OF APPEALS.

COURT OF APPEALS
Fust forty cau-e outha CAendat; term c)mnenc-
IA Juos |. 1888:
Nah " orr.r AT David Mum.
? John Dam at Ira Wyessd
}. se.& Ledysd sat Ehr.e~th '. Actsr
5 Ptiap '. ID Locsvvo Cd at iona Thorne
s Chsuta que County Bank sgt Vim D White.
2 Warren Haley at Catherine McCorm!ck
Hrrulou Hsttenjer sat. BelJ Aibfo.
9 John you sgt Ben Jxnin Blossom.
10. Andrew ThomP-rn .s' Asn Bcllock
IL Stepben Csik "a. Mayer Of New.Yott &c
~ ChsiIe. Hatch At Joseph RDchesu.
IL James Moore sat HEisor River Railroad COMPANY
IA Jsco5 Leroy ss,- Rober, w Lovoer.
IS Iohn shank AZ jacob Shoemaker.
l6 Eugene Ketletas Art Jsmes My,rs
H. harriet. D. Cuiis ss Rcch ami Syracuse Railroad
Company
49, Jss Dsrey,ter ss Sua Mutaa Insurance Company
ia Wm. Small at. Etastus Wheaton.
Alcock Adrian On her.so
~ A,yah Hotchkiss NJ Andrew Bond *.
n John Wilson az, James Colt.
D. iona + Bridges tat Geo. L. Hyatt.
"a Mo-sNn Carpenter ast. Ben. Underwood
Is Moissn C. Surdsn sgt. II. W. Van Bur-n.
% Thomas H. RodnAI ast Edwin He1Iy.
"a Johl '. BleeckT sgt Louisa Lynch.
o. John T. hunt AT. james Gordon 8sonee.
- Benjamin So Sazstoss County Mutual Insurance
Cou psny.
81 Nathan q. Holuss sgt Horati, Dsvis.
81 Hiram W. Dixou al. Nar.slet n. Hyatt.
80 VIM. Potter sgt. Esth J. PotteF.
81 Joshua 4. Sp~ncey AIT Th.o 2. Balboa
IS O p Chamb.rlsia AFT ia: b Beiet.
IS Eahan !. Sc sst l.. HogsbSom.
ST. A. s. Qasckenbu.h sgt Nrsr l.. Johnson.
81. George Vickers eat =. Bly1enburgh
30 John T WIish, sst. Til 'mss Rchsri.oi.
Ass1s MAYS lss& RI. HICKS, Clerk
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DIRD.

BIANCHI-As No 80 Diyisoa s.gee, Tuesday, May IS
William q. Bisnchi. aged p yesrA
rps lines. Mrs Albert Brocket: in the Sa PEAR Of her
BuRrIs-n Brooklyn. on Tuesday May IS Wlmo Ludlsm,
yout Of Samuel w. and Priscilla A. bufas aged
yes.. me nihs and II days
to si,eId bic fre.a on Thursday Nay r. At O'Clock NJ
fom Ne u johnson street.
DCKsON-O1 Tuesday, May IS OF consumption Mary daasa
tee Of John I. Dickson. aged IT years and mouths
The iends family respectfully invited attend the
fae,. her redeoce No. 81 Charles street: to-day
(rhursdsy), At O'clock IN.
Oregon papers pesse copy
EGAN-At No SO Suffolk street Tuesdsy May sS ster
tedious illness. Richard Essn. aged 50 yesr,.
HILLYER-In So, ie,d Mass. Sunday. May 3. Hannah
John HlJet and daughter Of the late Cen John
Ash ey in the 7sh y-af Of her
IILIENDAHISddsnlys the ,dsnce OF his sister Beth
ehem. Penn Wednesday, May D. Christian D. W.
L.ier dahl
The reu sin. are now being brought for ntensn Due
tce of the tuaera vii BE- gwen hereafter.
MOUNTJOY-0n "Wednesday morning May D. after long and
ness Mr. John Mountoy ssed 70 yess mouths aud
The friends family those of hs brothers William snd
G.oise the ber OF Columbian Engine Co No II aud thu
invited 70 attend the funeral from Of his b
George East second street tween second aud Third
sveuuss this Thursday Afternoon ct O'clock His remains
will BE- taken TO Greenwood
OMtRPHY-On Tuesday evening May IS q, her residence,
No 81 PAX street. the beloved wife Of Capt VIM OAurphy
sged 20 years and months.
Tie friends the family, also those OF her brother William
sharp Mr.. David IRWIN aud Mr. Edward Brennan
qus.d attend her funeral from the sbose place. 90 Thurs
day. at O'Clock
SAwYER-In Geneva Ohio, Monday, May .. Miss Rose
Sawyer. aged Is yeNs
WOOD-In this city, Monday May a. John Wood, aged
~ yesrs month and IL days
WOOpS-At No las East Sixteenth street, ruesiay
ins May 81 Cshsne, dsu shteT OF James aud RISE Woods
aged yeas aud months.
WEBSTER-At No e95 Stanton street Monday May Il,
Joseph Francis Webster, aged Is year, aud months
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$40 as2 fse lsr.Sr.lg so.Sa ,s2 Nss ~
80 iaS ssI III Oii ri 81 trS &, "a 8ak LIZ

Holders of stock in the New-Jersey RslroAi aaA
Transportation Company on the eth day Of juno nsrt
will be entitled to receive at par their propcrtcs q
the Reserved Stock Of the Company. being oec shsrs
for every shares, ard onesevenh OF one sasrs
for every additional share standing 10 their respectvs
names on the Books Of the Company at tbs c'oss o.
that day. The payment of an ius.aument Of dry '
cett or twenty five dollars each share. win b
required on the first day of July next paymssts meg
be postponed, bearing six y cent nterest. until tAs
s,ccud day Of August next, when the privilege ERE
cevirg said shares wi be forfeited
The Legislature of Ohio has arbitrarily ordered thak
ell interest on their deb, payable in Yosk. which
is not called for in fifteen days ser maturity must b
collected in Columbus.
TIE City Of Rochester has negotiated sman p
cent loan with Savings Bank of this city, for ~ ~
at par.
Tie snnexsd table gives the rec,p,s Of various red
roads for April and for the four months ending 3Osb
AtiI. Notwithstanding the general depression Of bus
ness it viii be that some csses there hs bssa
an increase Of receipts;
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MARRIED..

ALE BALDwrN-A Noatro... r-na. 90 r,rsisy, Msy
IS By k1eI Dmocs NJ. WIN l.. iea Of Msace Csaas 70
Ms.Re-e D Bsdsio Of The former Psc-.
BALpwIN-LOsS-In til city. Teddy MAY 3. ., the
OF the bnse By thu Rev Dr. Gesen J.Sss
Bad ziu to Mis- August }. Loss both Of th.s city.
COKHLET-Gl BsOS-O- Mocdsy ev-n,ns MAJ - By the
Rev W Gsnss kavsi Cotelet to his sarsh ks:e 0ssoa
both Of the city.
JONES-WARD-la this cry Wednesday evening May 3.
b. Rev Rev 0-orer A. Pes Edssr Jones Of THE ciy to
n ss Ssrsh C. WN3 OF Ne~Nk. ~ J.
MOaRTS-NArKlSS-In this city oG MSaiay. NAY %. At
Laa, op the Hoa MOtrs County lnax- OF Kings Com
IT, 20 Mics ADsie F. Watkins Of ths city.
POSTHAHER-wINrERs-o Monday. Msy ~ BY the Rev
Molooe the Church OF S. Peter and Paul Brooklyn, T.
D. Freserck J.. Only OF MHtin p Poshsner Frarc-s
wCiess eest shet Ct The ate john tsrs formerly
Of New YosL
RANDOLpH-SHEaWlN-A Shsbrrns Fall, 90 Saturday
Msy - By the Rev. T. II. 0ry II Randolph OF e. Paul
Mi5sesos to Eliza A. Sherwin dAashes Of Deacon Ern B.
SbeSvil Of she,bnne Falls. Mass
Baltimore paper psesse copy
svLLIy Saturday May p, By the Rev
kch,d Cox John L. Sullivan. n. Formerly o. Bo.s0u
Mass to Mss Susan Craig Mscssa OF Belfast lrelsli
THEBAUD-D'HERvlLLY-on rus.isy. May Is by the Right
Re, bssop Hsgnes d.. J. Thebsud % Cso.s. eee.
d sh'-f Il \. OHefvtly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

books Of h > la Crosse Add Mi vsukee Rs:csai Coss
pary W.. be open Tsudsy. :7.a ms, ~ tbs ofi,s.
No. q Exchange p'sc-. The Lusress OF the C,esr,g.
House to-day vac $l6. sa54i3. The saarshoaaers q
the Mecbsnc. Barking Association ARE requested to
surece,r their scrip q the banking house aat receive
rev certificates Of stock in sccordaaes with tse isis
reduction of TIE psr value CT tie shares from t2s
to 81 a.
S. Drspets regular dsi!y suction saIs Of bosL sai
stocks vii take pace tomorrow Thursday, o. 1874
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albeit II. Nicc,sys regular daily sact;os sals Il
stocks ard bon5s VIII take place Tomorrow frazs.
day, at Iel O'Clock, 1t the Merchants Exchange.
The sale of valuable lots by order Of Ch1ies Aasas
tvs Davis, special receiver viii Be co0tnusd tbs day.
May q, ct i2 O'Clock, al the Merchants EKcbscgs.
The movement OF the banks 10 the fpuI pfinopd
cities Of the Union, in which weekly reports are made,
a. showu by their last statement. is a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
NEW-JERSEY II,EXS.

SwINDII>G IL HoBOKEN-For several months past,
there have been concerted system BY na ''a'
IN Hobosen and vicinity have been swntet out ' SUM-
BY plausible .rs, Invented BY persons who APPEAR to
he with the sfsIs Of the place short sme 'nce
Irsbusn called the reience OF sdy TO Obtain money 10Y
The puPe Of procuring mse,s 70, work uPoa Que OF las
chGrhes stating thai BE- had been sen: to her in the osac'
her husband by Ct the Trustees Ths lidJ 'speoei '
hi1s aai sent him OF The fellow called S7e'n -nes
ong the day upon the Grand and finally me Az eoai
only get rid Of him by locking door Upon nlay WV
detained that his story . fabric alton ,.. .
In smother instance. younz voms, wn - ins'
Amiy Tor assistance TO enable heE - 60 20 bef Aos.y
s.d ssd ths hex hUs bad hs ses-tei sGa lee her a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

We are reques ted 10 state that owing TO the necesSi
y of having pates psred for Ohio State Stocks.
tie transfer books of that State will be closed June
8j8.
The annual ueetrg of the Boston, Concord aaA
Montreal Railroad was held at Laconis a. H., on Moa-
day The report Of the Trustees under the directions
Of whom the Road has been operated for the past year.
shows that the income of the Road for the year ending
March 81 was $235. sos &c. the expenditures for
operating and repairs were $l47T 81; income
above operating expenses, $l0 O67 81 out Of which
500 1854 " has been paid for extraordinary expenses,
including the balance over insurance on tho l0ss By
fire in January 1857. A resolution was adopted au-
thorzipg exchange Of bonds TO mature 10 1870 for
the $500 600 Of bonds which will become due 10 1860.
The Committee TO provide for payment OF the hostsg
debt Of the Company made the following statement:
The debt amounted to about saS Oo The COMMITTEES have
s S'ss Il re- and
900 from bondboer. Most OF the creditors eon,ened % tsss -
pledge only 5000 wanted To clear tbs whs.s
debt The Comuee have not made report becsuse en- e.
which necessary before the business Of the Committee could
be ,o.td Up May Of 1' S1.dS ss S sn .ss -. A
porson instead OF bond. relnqrhng the individual liability
the road had been peds the amount Of about 900 Js..
BY this tho necessity q .pp,n. @ the
TIE report Of the Credit Moblier, which Is published
at lerg,h in the Pas Aoneuv states that the proSt
and CeS account, thOuBn docs not uspay tho p'isSs
results of former years. still shows very satsfscosy
balance. The investments Of the company in rentss.
shares and debentures, have yielded profit %
4ISi 029 frsrcs; from interest and commissions the
profit has been $50 francs the profit reports
has only amounted to 698Gi9 francs; and the total
gross revenue is 9s2, 9o5 francs. From this sum Is 10
be deducted for expenses Of mar agenent
and in sursnce 81 2 francs, beside III 80 francs o..
low ed for the depreciation Of stock held by the compa-
ny on Dee. 81, leaving . net revenue Of 7.i3y7u
francs Three millions Of this revenue having beea
taken to pay the per cent dividend on Dec. 81.
last there remains clear surplus Of lJ 7 frsncs.
The Directors at present do not think it prudent -
declare any dividend out Of the surplus, bat prefer 70
hold it available to any loss they may sustain By
tie enoIu Gus depreciation Of oil kinds Of STOCK which
hos caused by the unsettled state Of things since
the abomins bic attempt Of the nth Of January They
remark that it, tLere is reason 10 hope, the stss-
ton of affairs should improve, the amount not now
divided will 90 to augment the and PROFITS
Of following yesr, and that the credit Of the compasy
ceInot hut be Increased by this prudent oourss;
whereas, it would have been impaired by declaring .
dividend, which the events that have occurred siacs
the 18th Of January could not entirely have justified.
The statements Of the Boston Banks for the pest
foifo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

In regard 10 the money market me Boston fS'e
says:
s,most upe xsmped dullness. The amount Of specie
SsId nv The Boston banks uihe over nine milhoss.
This Is about the same a they held isst week: me
~ deud pay ing point but End il extremely dicuh.
e,cept at very Tow rate Of interest, and With The
emf features OF the market makes no difference
,rorey: the rreat abundance is becoming almost -
bsId 10 bear a. the stringency was last Fall.
Cooper stocks have been variable, without m1ce
,oeculsAen aad the market has been quiet, without
any news CT interest from the mines. rttsburzh v
The met popular stock and has advanced 98 cossG
In cenapa Of 81 bid. Minnesota hes been heavy, sd
clo.ed with saes at l0 Rocklsnd dropped yesterday
70 30 ard al the buJes at that price we're suppHSs
lie Roy as after dropping 10 8, hss rsll.1 ssus
ooss, without many ssdsss except fo< bays stssk.'
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BROOKZTN IIEU.S.

LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HosPrrL.-The Inaugural
ton estival of this new institution will take place on
Thursday, the Sd Of June at the Brooklyn Athensum.
Rumor says is to be on grand scale-the bouquet
to be the most recherche affair the kind that Brooklyn
has yet seen. large company, consisting OF several
hundred persons to be present and many celebra'
ted speakers have sgDfed their intention OF taking
part in the festivities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

The SUPPOSED MURDER OF DANIEL Cons
Coroner Conrery on Wednesday concluded his invest
cation relative to the death of Daniel Connor canan,
whose body found some days ago in the sst River
near the foot Of Jefferson street. and who from certain
marks of violence found upon it, supposed to have
been murdered and then thrown into Of the East
River docks. The deceased was last alive the
night of the 18th instant and then in company with
a young man named Donaldson. On complaint being
made by Of the sisters of deceased before Justice
Brennan Donaldson was arrested suspicion of having
been concerned in his death.
On tie recovery of the body it WA examined by DR..
Wood who found the left temple bone to be fractured
but whether this produced bya fall or by blow
from some weapon could not be positively ascetained.
large amount Of testimony taken by the Coroner
and one witness, named Anthony Nix, made oath that
just previous to Conner being missed he heard two
young men named John Harvey ard John Hughes
threaten to cut Connors throat, have his blood, or
something Of that kind. These young men were ar
rested and the jury IN their verdict expressed wish
that the Coroner would hold them. There was
no evidence that Donaldson knew anything of the cir.
cumstaDces of Connors DEATH and he was discharged.
The following is the verdict as rendered by the Jury:
THAT Daniel Conner came TO his death by vic.
lence and subsequent drowning, but not having any
positive testimony who caused his death except cir.
cumstantial evidence, inculpsting John Harvey and
John Hughes, who u.ed threats toward deceased
short time previous to his death, we request Coroner
Connery to hold them for the future action of the
law az we think they know something of the transac-
ton We entirely exonerate Donaldson from any
knowledge CT Connors death from the testimony be-
fore u.s."
Deceased was native Of Ireland, % years of age.
He was III married, but was the chief support of his
mother and four sisters. On the rendition Of the YER
Dict, Hughes and Harvey committed to prison to
await further examination.
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that ,he husband Of tas siy doaS ea dasss
y, tins woman thu o6ss sud thscs
r.e.,red tss had been sen to hin By d the
- Fl h;s Currh 70 obssa ant thx be cd r-rsrr.-
,rsn TO- Poor Fund" Of the Cogch The story sypeHd
pssbs the money was ha1ted bu, setssd
..,-d h.. The s~inies instances this
kne ave sht SOWING tia; there
red an o, sw iudr snd Ia believed that
serysn, s hays onved with the carrying their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

ITALIAN OPERA.-A brief season Of Italian Opera
will be given at the academy Of Music, commencing on
Monday evening next. The artists concerned in the
enterprise are Madame Gazzanigs being the farewell
performances Of this lady in America, Messrs. Brig
nel CASTER and Amodio, with Max Maretzek as mu-
sica conductor. Other artists Of acknowledged merit
will be added and the promises to be success
full one. On the opening night. Donzettis opera Of
LA Favonta' will be performed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

The New.York Mendelssohn Union will give tonight
Thursday at their hall, Cooper Institute, Concert,
composed of Rossnis Stabat Mater and Mendelssohn
Ninety fifth Psalm. The solos will be executed by
Mrs. A. C.. Crump, Mary f. Hawley, Mr.. Perrng, Mr..
Weirecke, Mr.. Frost and Mr. Berge. Conductor,
Washington Morgan. This Society is composed OF a
body of excellent aud enthusiastic amateurs of music,
who make their work labor of love, and by all the
amenities of art are entitled to public consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

The METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvented BY
Gro S,uspERs A. D. lS6Ths the genuine article has neye
equaed for producing the keenest possible edge 10 ios
be aud sole man ofscsursrs j. D.
SAvNpERs store No. 7 Astor House
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SUPREME COURT-CaaMsEss-May 2S.-Bef'rs Judge



CLERKE.
PAY Of THE OLD POLICE.
The P-ops ~ -. Edward Windus James Bowen, Trea"
urer of the Board Of Police.
The relator ore of the Old Police, obtained an al
tentative mandamus to compel MIR. Bowen, the
Treasurer of tie Board Of Police, to pay him Tor MS
services as policeman.
DECISIONS.
Margaret A. White ast. Charles Whlte'-Mot'on
for reference granted
Before Judge DAVIES ~,
Herbert n. Hayden sgt. VIM Layton ct al.-Mo'
ton tor IN junction del led. ,,.;. 80
Hora,io Simms agt. Marcus b. Monck Motion 70
modify order denied well settled rule, THAI me
iuss s~cond suit be stayed til the costs u rue 0'e'
siiI are paid ~
Henry Shelcer, Executor, sg,. The Iiosa kai'o'o
CoursIy.-Csse settled. $3.50 ~, MIDI, ., NJ -
Emily Sherwood agt. Elizabeth BlondeI g. al
Reerr, to VIM Mitchell esq scettSn VIVA. sun u0Se'
ssry icf the support OF tie children - . yvt;.u
Tie People ex rel. Eliza A. Parker agt' w Il lsm
SpsLs-et The dee ndaa W SPARKS be held 70 bal IN ' gun
Of 500 . . e. Oh.
SPECIAL lTyRM-NOTIcE.-Notes OF lssus 10, 'ae
June Special Term be hled on OF beo.e oa-onlsy nay =
They state their face whether they are Tsiv
uiurrer." The Calendar viii b eaay % - ts
June and .. must BE- made VIC tue |''& '
the commencement VI The teiu
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Advertisement
VfIII,rNINI RnnS

The undersigned vaoss mes during the last
y,ars had their dwellings other buildings under their
roll supplied with QuIMBYs IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS
and they pleasure saying th the work has done 70
entire satisfaction in neat and substantial manner
the rods after standing for years have not got out OF order
cqured repairs.
from what hey have known operation Of these rods
they confidence In them from hight
ping. (Sieped)
O. C. VrRPLsNCK, PETER COOPER
Rog'I L. M.IIL.ND JosEPH W.LkER,
NORMA, WHITF, WM. A. BOoTH,
Jos. X. CH,NDLFR Phis, d. ). GRtGoRH, J. G.,
Ard 9TH
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IAdyertisement

The only GOOD SAUCE so pronounced by
gentlemen of acknowledged go1t pared BY Mesns LIZA
PERRIN under the nsmo OF LEA PtRRNs WoRcEsrEs
SHIRE SauCE suitable for soups fish meats game gsyies
curries parting most EXQUISITE favor zest and pqun
for by and Druggists generally Beware OF imta
tons. JOIN LtscN 4 Sons, NO. 4oo piosaNsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.-Fiye, ten or
twenty thousand dollar Esstes in the city country fHoTo
GRAPHED large ard beautiful in colors, BY HOLMES No. 8
Bosdwsy who has several artists constantly taking pictures Of
the beautiful and about New York at reasonable cost
See them.
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IAdyexfi.rmen, |

FANCY CuTLERX.-A large variety of Sportsinen,
Pen and Pocket KNIVES of the and beautiful pattern
nsny ID which have been before imported Fer sale BY
j. 1 s. SAUNDERS No. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

The Subscribers will be glad to have communicated TO them aDy
reports prsjdcial to the reputation Ct QuMBYs IMPROVED
LcHTAAG RODS which be in circus,ion without their
knowledge.
Such report. frequently made by the lightning rod pedds
who oyen the ard rectessy false aud hbc01s
When they specific FORM their want OF truth easily
shown ally be satisfied application TO the under
signed.
TIE rbe have hsi twenty i've
expIen IN protec buildings lightning aud their mee
OF protection ha. been uniformly successful Their lightning rods
with superior and durability and experience
their claim TO perfect confidence safe
guards from lightning
nndersned require description OF buildings desired 10 be
cted in order that they pre.chbe the necessary quantity
rod and proper upon the building they consier
The most important thing about lightning rod t. be s correct
acspson the building that will meet the peculiar ext
g.uciss Of the
required descIipo be given Isonay or By letter
Addressed 10 A. NJ Quincy Sos, =.
No. ll9 Nassau Of New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

Co~riisthr 70 rut Scrsrisr,spsrr ~ Ovr-
DOOR Poor.-Tte officers OF tie Outdoor Poor De-
patmelt and Temporary Visitors fer 1853 in token OF
thtir tieh esteem fer ther SUPP rnenient Nj George
ksGock, jr, last evening presented ais family with bis
portrait, eies aly framed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27
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