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SHocEING SERvANTGALIsM "A lady Of Du-
buque, boarding at the fremont House, was
the happy owner of dress Of unusual magnlt-
eence and value. il had been her wedding role,
and had cost over five hundred dollars. The
lace of which it was partly composed aud deco
rated was Of the finest point, of the most deli
cate finish, and Of the highest price, while the
fabric OF the dress itself was matchless for Its
elegance Although number Of months had
elipsed since her wedding, the lady had never
worn this beautiful dress but once, and had kept
it carefully laid away in one of her trunks On
the 4th of July 4 servant girl belong to the HO-
tel went clandestinely to this lady's room, and
in her absence opened her trunks and selected
this $500 dress as one which pleased her fancy
the most Taking it up to her room, she az
rayed herself therein, and proceeded to the Ma
tional Garden, where she spent the entire day.
She returned at night, and slipped up TO the
lady's room again, replaced the dress IN the
trunk and skulked away again No discovery
was made Of this fact until day or two since,
when the lady opened the trunk containing the
dress, having made up her mind to wear 1t to
wedding party that evening What was her
horror. on taking out her beautiful dress, to
find the skir. of it all bedragged with mud; the
front stained with the dripPings of lager beer;
the breast bearing the impress Of the amorocs
swains with whom the girl had Whirled through
the mazes of the waltz; and the lace torn and
soiled beyond redemption An examination
set on foot soon brought out the facts in the
case, and the ambitious maid will be brought
up this afternoon to receive her punishment -
Dubuque Times.
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baptism Of Miss Margaret Fox.

We mentioned yesterday that Miss Margaret
Fox, of the Rochester raPpers, had been re-
csived into the Catholic Church. The eeremo-
ny of baptism took place in st. Peters Church,
New York, on Sunday morning. Miss Fox has
been known as one of the pioneers of modern
SPiritualism, but whether her conversion to
CathOlicity is attributed to the teachings and
influence of the spirits of the ancient Fathers as
in the case of DR.. Nichols and wife, is not
stated. OF course her admission to Romanism
excited much interest, and among the friends
present was her mother, her sister Kate, Spir-
itualist who has not Yet given up her faith,
and Mr. Greeley, of the Tribune, who remained
at the side Of Miss Fox during the ceremony
The New York ErprssI remarks
Miss Fox, we are happy 10 be thus solemnly
assured, has Tecanted her heresy, ami, now that
she is received into the Holy Catholic Church,
it is to be hoped that she viii employ the better
spiritual influences supposed to be surrounding
her there, to the speedy conversion Of the rest
of the family, who, we are informed, are still
inveterate believers in the "art and science"
which Miss Margaret has, at length, renounced.
If, now that beginning is made, the ROmish
Church will but 90 ahead and convert Andrew
Jackson Davis, Mrs. Cora Hatch, and the rest
OF the ''Spiritualists," we are not certain but
that the friends Of reason, COMMON sense and
Christianity, will be under debt of gratitude
to il, which will 90 some way to offset the Of
fence of old Rome herself 1t isnot long since,
we remember, that the Freeman's Journal spoke
of the spiritual rspPers as 'deyil worshipPers,
and as such-if the devil was ever to be taken
out Of them-it was Of no use to go to the
Protestant "parsons the Holy Catholic
Church alone having the power to cast out Bel
zebub Miss Margaret Fox having taken the
hint and the devil being driven out Of her, it is
to be hoped that there will be no bashfulness,
IN coming up 10 the altar, on the part of others
similarly affected. They cannot come a mo-
ment too soOn-
1t was pleasing to see ON this solemn and in
teresting occasion, our eontrere Of the Tribune,
Hon. II snce Greeley, maniiesting an affection
ate regard for the new convert The reporter
of the ceremony says, she stood by her the
whole time" There are so few Of US journal
lists (slas , that ever get so near the altar, we
can't help rejoicing that, with such promising
beginnings as these, there IS still some hope Of
conversion left for the worst of the profession.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
MISSES. EDIIoRs-l9u val please announce the nsme
Of r. WILSON, Of Mayfcld, candidate for County
Comm subject 10 the decision Of the County Con-
" Vniluu. ard 0hiige
aui2td' MANY VOTERS
FOR SHERIFF.
EDITORS LEADER-please announce that WARREN c.
SrElhIAN, rsrsun guaIlfed with the modern
TEN OF eleciOueerng Will be presented the ReDi bcan
By MS MANY FRIENDS
aus Dds
EDITOR MoRNISd l.EkDFR-Please announce the nlIle
OF DAVID L WiGHTMAN. a suitable candidate for
the Offer Of Sheriff suhet the decision the Repuhli
can County C0uveniiIn. and ublze
Eau3 dGwlts MANY VOTERS
" JAMES 4 CRAw, of CIsyeland. will be presented
% the Renuhi-an County Convention candidate for
the uffre of Sheuf By
- jllSl HIS FRIENDS.
EDITOR OF TIE LFADER-Pease insert THE name nf AL
DEN H.. COltSTOCK. OF BefIrd. for The oice Of sheriff
subject 20 the decision OF the County Convent and ubise
HI friends.
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SEvEEE.-ROgues get all they bargain for be-
fore Detroit Justices. On Friday, Henry Stu
art was sentenced to 80 days Imprisonment for
stealing pair of shoes, by Justice Purdy and
William DOltOn to 100 days imprisonment on
two charges of assault and battery, by JUS
tce Ellsworth In this city ten or fifteen days
would have been the extent of time allowed
them for reflection and reforml
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DISASTER To THE ScHR. Col. CooE-The
schr Col Cook, which carried out cargo of
slaves from Detroit to Liverpool, loaded at that
port with railroad iron and sailed again for De
troit, July 29d July 3Oth the Cook put in to
Queenstown, with loss of fOremast, decks swept
away, &c, by gale. This is the first serious
disaster to any of the Lake transatlantic feet
this season.
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Blow YOUR OwN HORS.-The following
passage is said to be from the Book of Mormon.
Evidently Brigham Young practices upon If ;
Blessed is he who bloweth his own horn; for
whose bloweth not his own horn, the same shall
not be blowcd. Likewise, whose blOweth his
own horn, the same shall be blowed with ven-
geance.
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THE SCHOONER FAnEE aSD ms REFORTs-

The SCHOONER FAME AND tbs REFoRTs-
The Sandusky Register says:
The romance is completely taken out OF the
story of the disaster TO the schooner Fame, on
Monroe, Michigan, when we come to ascertain
the "fscts" in the case. Instead Of the ooy
William floating on "a plank or other support
for the space ofnear serenity hours he and the
captain and the mate. who comprised the enuFe
crew, went ashore in the boat belonging to the
schooner without getting even their feet wet
The mate, instead ofbeing lost, is in the Tole-
do Hospital, slightly indisposed. This IS an
other evidence of what enormous e1aggera-
tions truth is subject to in travelling but short
distance. The scow Temperance, Of this port,
was caught in the same blow that capsized the
Fame, and putting into Maumee Bay for safety
found the latter vessel alongside wrecking her,
The Fame had no cargo. Parties have been
engaged to right her up and bring her to this
port.
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DRowSEB.-James LanglOn, aged about IL
years, was drowned at Sandusky, Saturday
evening, by falling from the dock where he
was fishing. The boys with him reached him
a fishing pole as he rose, which he grasPed and
was partly drawn from the water, when he
released his hold and again went under This
was repeated the third time, when he was so
far drawn out that his companions were about
to grappe him by the arms and raise him to
the dock as he let go. Meanwhile Planks were
thrown in, but LanglOn made no effort to reach
them, though good swimmer The Register
supposes that the almost want of effort on his
part to save himself was owing to his labOring
under an attack of disorder to which he was
at times subject
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"Now, BOYS, FIRE AWAY THE venerable
father of the Columbus of the Telegraph lives
at stOckbridge, Mass. A letter says;
q" On the receipt of the Atlantic Cable news
here, the father Of Cyrus W. Field, having
heard the rumor of the telegram which w6s
sent to his son Dudley, could not credit it until
he had gone to see the dispatch himself This,
with Cyrus's name subscribed, satisfied him
Although nearly so years old, a score seemed
to have been Lifted off his steps on his return,
and, passing group fboys about the Common
be exclaimed, Now, boys, fire away =
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T7te FuII TeIegrapLic Correspondence.

The meagerness of the Queens Message as
telegraphed Monday evening, was the subject
of much remark. The report yesterday alter
noon furnished an explanation, as well as the
Message of Her Majesty in full We append
the correspondence
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INDIGESTION

DAENEsTowS, Mouiscmory Co Md
January Isl, ISL
never ielt the bensft Of any medicine much from
the bottle OF BOcRHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTEES
Purchased lat all- wish 10 know where I get L
without fear Of Imposition. (SisnedJ
Eul7 JOSEPH G. DELLETT.
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Englishman, name unknown,
who came t. Toledo from Buffalo on the schr.
E. S. Wells, was drowned on Saturday il
lowering away boat.
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CosHOcTox &c DlsTEIcT.-The Republicans
Of the COshOetOn, Knox, dc. District, have in
Convention nominated William Helmick, of
Tuscsrawss, for Congress Gen Jo. Burns is
the LeconptOn candidate for reelection
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srm,-CentenniaI Pienerr CeIehratien

The Pioneers of the Fire Lands have not on
activs steps to make the Society popular and
useful A semi-centennial celebration of the
first settlement of the Fire Lands is to be held
at Milan, on Wednesday, the lst of September
next, and the occlsion will be one of unusual
interest. Tie Hon. John Sherman, of Mans
field, will deliver an Address, and some valuA-
bic and interesting relics obtained for the cabi-
net OF the Society will be exhibited. A large
meeting is anticipated
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Mr.. MARSHALL, of the c. c. d C. Railroad,
who resides on the West side, near the " Her
mitage,' showed Us floral freak yesterday rare
as it was beautiful 1t was two perfect Dahlias
growing on the same stalk, the one a Iich pur-
pie, and the other on branch of the main stalk
some SIX inches lower down, and beautifully
variegated flower, white and red. No artificial
means had been used to produce the singular
result. The DahIias were as perfect and as
dissimilar as if grown in different flower beds.
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DIED,
In Norwalk, August llih. AIrs. FANNY HARKSESS,
widow Of Dr.. Wm c. Harkness, aged IS years.
In Mayied, July 3Jh. Mrs. SALLY PAGE wife I the
late Col Thomas Page, aged IS years
Ms Page noted for kindness OF heart ard many
social Qualities and leaves many friends and
family to mourn her loss
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and % nfnella4 fElutus
done AZ Pruning Establishment o. the Le1aeT once On
the Improved and most rHpil steam presses
hest style notice. and al reasonable rates
ftcular uaid % btank work kyeTy desc
BIZ lag lone especially Blank Books LedgeLs, J"uis
aies Bllxs, Receiving B0oks &C, &C
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Ts1S1rY By. Aug. II.

ToF NJ Archibald. Sew York-The Queens
MESSAGE was completed at five o'clock this
morning and II was commenced yesterday, and
during its reception, Valentia desisted sending
IN order tn make some slight repairs in the
cable The part received was sent, through
mistake. South, as if it constituted the whole
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How New Caledonia was Setled.
THE TENPTATIOs
New Caled0uia's Governor unto himself said he:
Great told heaps Of gold Will settle ths count
For there he hosts q jly ges who stop think
Who Bliady swallow every hook that's lid IN pTiuieTs ink
The RESULT.
soma thirty fhousard hrawuy 10 Frazer River run,
And find that YankseDoedle DO Hankse Doodle done
BROWN.
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for Sale or Rent.
EOR SALF-DESTRARIEI

FOR SALE.-DESIRABLE -
eoasiung three aud wood siei: the icts @
fGnniHs hseS to asslh q s5 fsi so ence wells Sa
s9gs;s &c az a boIgsin app ed for soon; pEies
lot Hail cash down, and t halaBce in thrce annual pay
ments secured by mortgage on the premises -
Can at his Cabinet Ss7ro On Greenwood sirsst soGth
E0R RENT A COTTAGE House.
II foot Of Wood street. Iaqame OF WIL HART, next
dsor 70 the Post oaiee auIl dsw Is3
E0R RENT desirable front OF
klCE on me secon'i hoor nelr he Merchants Bank
ROUSE x JENNINGS,
aul " keal Es,qte AgenIs-
EfBR RENT-DWEIII HOUSE
= No p. Ac idemy street. Possession immediately
EOR SALE-A SPLENDID ONE
S1 Horse CaTiage and IIeit2s saiky Inquire o. The
iails:i2m isa JOHN D RocKEFELLER.
FOR tENT-A LARGE AND Ell
portion OF the whis the ur6iiuie viii he sold 10 IN
sssse ker further ldtorgt on apply a. IBIS Office tuner
SEYMOUR COTTAGE TO RENT
iaas -' W M1RREN Ar REis'i No A2I is sdSsrors
FOR SALE CHEAP.-AN INTER
u est inihs Fixtures SC, Manufacturing Establish
meni nayiag l0o Per &c t-prce ssoo-for WhIch sOoi
Address ?. o., DraEsT 0l-iaali.tf5
EOR RENT.-ONE LARGE. con
- yeuleat ore, also, Room with steam DONe er suta
ole l.r iactufing purposes also, large Basement
@ziszIl 5 - = .-,.---l q v HURLBUT.
EOR SALE OR RENT-A very
Il desirable Dwelling House with 10 roams e1os naris
1fse ot and within ou minutes al OF the Court House
Possession siyen immediatelT
ElqlIre o. the undersigned On the PREMISE
apl3.D5 n. CHiLDS. No a HurouSt.
EOR SALE GOOD BUGGY.
u nearly new also. good harness and saddle nav h.
had al a bargain BE- apply ug %
o., SrANDARr, BEMIS X MURRAY.
Cleyeland. March 10, 5s-mh20.dtf
LYNASLIrTLE- HIRAM Il. LITTLE. ELL \. KEYEs.
/ TITLES & KEYES,-Dealers in
IL REAL ESrATE-Ofee. over o. Superiorst., Clevs
guud Earmns Lands Iowa aud WISCONSIN, ic Will
sell low for CASH exchange Personal Prulerfv CIV
OF Country Rel Estate mh6yitf 5
EARMS FOR SALE.-Four farms
Il m vlcInliy nt CaVeland-prce from 81 200 10 S. n
Ao' several Houses and Lots in the Cy yCTy
cheap.
A.si Wo0len Factory, saw BIiIl, s1 Dwelling
Houses nj a, acres OF land Bedford y miles cut On
P r. r whlch We viii sell ols time or vii "a
change for city property.
land, miles uut C. \ NJ. X r. Aurora
Also, ? hne family Horses ard several secold hsR
WAGONS and H1rneses, hiior sale very cheap and au
/ credit viii be given n esired
Also several good Houses 10 rent
mhe1itf 5 LIrfLEs KEYEs, Oreres Sup 81.
FOR RENT.-A BARN. CONVEi
\ :, llly nlsnily located, Eaq1Ire Superior st.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE IN
IN 9es, SoaTsrcIal Colleges IN the country Csat
w
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PETER COOPER.
THE Presidents ANswER.

The President authorizes the transmission OF
his Message to the Queen Of England precisely
SIS it is, and without any change OF date
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New YoRE, Aug. Il.

The following message was received iron
Trinity BAY for Mr.. Archibald, one OF the Hon
orary Directors ofthe Atlantic Telegraph Com
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General Notifies,
Notice 10 Contractors-

Notice TO Contractors.
once Of the Comnss ners Of Cuyahoga Co.,
Cleveland, August a. ls5s }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ss 'Ssa az p az oeoat a Sf r ua sud5s Sas s % t 9 SsTsI
TURF FoR BRIDGE ever the Chippcwa Creek, near
Plans and seeca ious Of tho work may be at this
By crier Of the Bo7ri
anl4 dSWls5 WILLIAM FULLER, ClerE
.nISSOLUTION.-The firm of PRES
II Colts, SLEEPER s CHASE is dissolved, from
be settled BY either Of the undeTtigned.
ID. PRESCOTT,
G @ PRESCOTT
Cleveland July I, 1853 JK c SLEEPER
SOfLS Si5bPEk : CHASE 81 at The sane place, under
6 3 ;. PREsc64T' PPRRESe94TF'
G G. PRESCOTT,
Cleveland. July LIST. lscs. sGi6twSd Iss
| OST-JULl 80, AT ABUUT u
o,ei.ek on he Pans Road fEom Cleyel9nd 70 New;
and another note on Whe there was aSout SIS due and
which 5soaS q M JssR S S @ Aan a An7 pf HaS S
which will lead 70 the eovery g the Porte Monnaie and
contents will be literally rewarded.
EOR BUFFALO, KUUGH
Il WITHOUT LANDING. The new fast low pressure
r1n as follows; cqnnlsqeing 1IOnday, August I'd.
Leaves the DICK ~ the foot OF Superior every Mon
day, "wednesday and fTlday, Al o'clock, P. n
6aoih 6s FassaSs '--------.. --------------s5
D7cA ! --.---------- 2
suss7iln lsi Hf2NA. GARRErSoN CT.
WHIPPLk'S PATENT PURIA
w Bile SAW MILL--Ths subscriber has for sale
Portable Saw Mills upon entire plan which be
driven hy horses. Also, improved II RHINE Wa
TER WHEEL. Models be seen, AZ present. bV call
ing ne CITY Hotel For further iafmssisn address
Box AOts, p a CARLYLE WHIPPLE.
aulddSw Nv l93. Cleveland. Ohio
I INSEED OIL-3O bbls. .LINSEED
IL OIL, IL good order, fIr sale BY
iulgI SMITH PUTNAM.
PEMOVAL.-A. X. REDDING.
IL Merchant Tailor. has removed his taioisg
ms.t 10 No. q Prospect ST. Bauders Block he
will be happy his old friends. He Is prepared
usu1 to make Clothing in the latest and Fashionable
style. illlg5dtf
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sasSa7ilni l9i - H'f'23NA GARRErSov c0.
WHIPPLh'o PATENT POKTA
NOTICE.
HTHERERS Ynrinns

NM
w have been 10 the practIc for months past,
depo ting Goals Iron and other arc uf Aercaudiz
upon wharf. erected upon and adjacant the U s
Government Pier IN Cleveland, under license giveu
them By the Cleveland y Pittsburgh Rail Ruad
Company all such persons now therefore. hereby
ticd. t species OF authority heretofore expressly
mpedly given 10 sad Rail Road COm1any usp0sl
gods said wharf, wharfage there has
Deen By revoked Al persons who shall sud Nhar
any portion thereoffo business purposes The
day Of Iuu- les. h0uf first obtaining sutry ms
A. tJueys Cieveiand Messrs SpaulduE Parsons viii
be deemed passeIs aud treated accordingly.
EK. COLLINS
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The Gable Tow.
The Boston Post is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
The westward courss of empire yet
Demands higher eed;
Columbia would 20 aho1d
While Europe lags tldced
But Field has found 4 remEdy;
As Europe Is slow,
Our continent. impatient, takss
The caste IN world IN tow
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To TIE PUBLIC.

To THE PUBLIC.
have this day sold stock Fl0ur Gram aad
Feed located t54 Ontaro 81, toJ Holck Co,
az this opportunity Of recommending them my
tuers ami pulc worthy Of their p1Irouase and
feel couhdeui that they will eldrayor pleas satisfy
who viii favor them With them patronage would al
return my thanks 10 ny Old Customers who have dean
wiki AZ old stands Tor several past would
call the stteniou OF all Ich indebfed ne
cit er By note or account TO call and seit the with
hy- H SrELLEE-
CIeyeiand. June an. lsss-funll:d3n lss.
DISSOLUTION The Part
IL nerShip heretofore known as the firm Of SOME
BORN BROS, and composed OF Sol 5. S0nnChon, Louis
SonnsbOrn and Henry SonnsbOr this day dissolved By
mutua consent, LOUIS and Henry refining
the hrm. SOL :. SONNEBORN,
LOUIS SONNEBORN,
HENRY SONNEBORN-
CleVeland, Augusta, 1851.
Is s. SONNEBORN will continuetO carry the Ready
Made Clothing Business at the old stand l56 SupsnoTs
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spauldiag ! Parsons. Aitarneys Ivi3i7n IS
~ signed have purchased 1 Il Steer ms eure stock OF
Four Grain ed, and have this day formed eopaT-
nerhip for the purpose ofcuru hol sailu and Re
tai FO1T Gram aud Fe Cd business under the and
style of J. HOUCK CO. and would respectfully
the patronage surh may need les their line
Of business and OF who have been the patrons OF old
Flourant Feed store. No. 81 Ontario 81
J. J. HOUCE
II VAN PELT j HOUCK 4 co
Cleveland. June ith, ls53
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AmusEments.
CLEVELAND THEATER.

Time Opening, II 0'cock-PerOFmancs TO commence
al O'Clock, precisely.
MARSH'S
JUVENILE
COMEDIANS.
EVERY NIGHT, ard SATURDAY AFTERNOON, al
half past o'clOeE
Wednesday Evening, August Is, 1858,
VIII he performed Panchis Romantic Drama Ia two acts
B R G AND,
ALEXANDRIA MASSERONI,..........AI Miss LOUISE
Mare tiregie ............. . Little MarT AIarsh
Nicola. ..-. Master q W Marsh
To conclude with the nevsI-to be-forg iteu
o D ID J. S
TCODLES.- BY THAT BOY GEORGE
In PREPARATION. on magnificent scale
THE SEA Oh ICE
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DeSAUNTY.
Signed,

CORRESPONDENCE WITH tbs PRESIDENT
The following despatch was Immediately sent
to Washington, together with that from Mr.
Archibald
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ Proposals VII Be- received the O-a Of the City
CIVIL EnEineer of the City Give and u1fii y ocO-f
N. August z3d. ls5s. for the BUILDING OF A SEWER
East River street, also, fr B1ilduE Sewer Meadow
street
Plans sp Cations aud further information can Be OBJ
tained a. said Engineer. O-e TIE B5ard sf CITY In
prgyoents InTIte he submission Of bids enlns the
night 10 accept or reject the
By order OF the b I'd,
c. n. BISHOP,
suls div lgl Citr Civil Ehsi ser.
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NV YoRk. August II.

'.To the President of the L. S, Washington
beg leave 10 transmit message this moment
received from Trinity Bay, explaining the
cause which prevented the whole of the Queens
Message being telegraphel from Nalentia-
Shall we consider your message TO Her MaJes-
ty full reply, and date it this day accordingly
The operators at Trinity Bay await your an
Ever
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MARRIED.,

In NorvaIk AuEust 5,h Mr. PETER LENO and J
CHARLOTTE J. HOLDEN, both e HurOh-
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mallts.

SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED
~ well qualified Male Teacher Is vsanfe5 i Srbool
Distriet No n Brooklyn. For particulars inquire uf
X bEAlls al the orhee Of BeaTls Miller
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

HINDoo SToRY.-A poor Hindoo,
having been released from the cares OF
this world, and from a scurvy wife, pre-
sented himself at the gate of Brahma s
Paradise.
"Have you been through purgatory p
asked the god.
"No; but | have been married"
"Come in, then, it is all the same"
At this moment, arrived another man
just defunct, who begged of Brahma tc
be permitted to come in also
"Softly, softly, have you been through
purgatory?"
No /! but what of that Did you
not admit a moment ago, one who has moi
been there any more than ?"
Certainly; but he had been married =
/" Married! who are you talking to?-
have been married twice"
"Oh pshaw !" replied Brahma, " gel
away Paradise is not for FOOLS"