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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

The NEXT PRESIDENCY. "A Washington
correspondent of the Press writes as follows
A scene took place on Thursday evening
in the Democratic City Convention of Balti
more, which is worth recording. A delegate
Mrs. Owens, who wants to be bituminous Goa
agent in place of the incumbent, Col. Polk
father-in-law to Ex-Governor Lowe, offered d
set of resolutions approving the course OF
the Administration on the Kansas question.
He was followed by Mr.. Wolfe, another dele
gate, who offered a set of resolutions de-
nouncing the removal of the Douglas Demo
Gratis from Office. A rich scene ensucd. which
ended in tabling both sets Of resolutions The
ant'Lecompton feeling was very strong in
the Convention. Your course is warmly APP
proved by thousands of the Maryland De-
mocracy, | could mention some very distin-
guished names in this connection.
The politicians are beginning to cast about
for the Presidency One set are laboring for
Daniel S. Dickinson, of New York, who vii
be supported by Mayor Wood, Mr.. Schell,
Mr.. Bcardsley, aud Others. In the extreme
South jefferson Davis was put forward, till
he made his conservative speech at Portland,
Maine, which has given great offence to the
utras, though it has increased his strength in
the North
The Richmond Enquirer, through its Wash
ington correspondence, charges that the war
upon Judge Douglas is instigated by Messrs.
Cobb, Slidell and Bright. A large number
of Journals have raised the name of Douglas,
while many advocate the claims of the in
domitable Governor Wise, of Virginia, and
the gifted statesman Robert J. Walker. Mr..
Breckinridge's late Lecompton speeches in
Kentucky show that he goes the full of the
Administrations policy on that question
Mr.. Crittenden has caused it to be announced
that he is not candidate for President. The
New York journal of Commerce revives Mr.
Buchanan's pledge of 1856, not to be in the
field for 1860, while the Richmond South
thinks he might be called upon to accept the
nomination. Mr.. Hunter, of Virginia seems
to be out of the question entirely. The war
of the opposition factions in New York, puts
MIR. Seward greatly in the shade 1t is GER
tain, however, that both Fremont and Nc
Lean look forward to the next struggle with
some interest Mr. Everett is put down as
in the field. His speech at Boston on the
9th of last July, and his travels over the
South, eulogizing Washington's character, are
said to be "signs" General Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, is named in some quarters.
The military candidates are General Wool,
Commodore Stockton, and General Johnston,
of the Utah army. A very ridiculous move
ment is ndustriously kept up to make Post.
master General Brown candidate for the
office of Chief Magistrate You will see that
there is no lack of material from which to
choose our ruler for the next term If the
stock on hand should run out, would we not
get supply of the Biglers, who stand ready
at all times to take office. if the pay is good?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Ul RICHEST DiADEM

WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORs.

WHAT WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
Bec,use the God hims. provided for all
Reader although the bloom brightly il
the glowing cheek The be sparkling the teeth be
those pearls If the head Is ber. Of M covering the hair
be snaed and ,hIived harsh and dry, still II prin
lied with grsy nature will lose than half her charms
Prof WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. If used two OF three
week will and permanently secure to al such an
Read the following and judge The writer Of the
NEw.YoRK April 10, 1853.
lions under for the nre restoration Of hair % its
original color About the time Of my arrival In the United States
fr s;5r.v. il soon recovered its original bue con.
sidT Restorative very wonderful Invention quite ETH
sscious as wen o. agreeable.
"Drych ar Gvyiedydct'
WrLsH HEwsPAPER OFFICE No 10 N.saust,
Prof O. j. wooD-Desr Sir. Some month or SIX weeks ago
cuded Try il on her hair little thinking a. the time
that IT. would restore the gray hair 10 IT'S original eor eu 20 he
that wonderful effect BY turning all the gray hairs DARK
brown q, the time ing and fhctenins he har
" ' Nrw-YoRK July IS. 1857.
Hair Restorative being the most efcactous article ever aw
Since using Hail Restorative hair and whAst which
almost white have gradually brown dsrs aud now fee
confident that few more "l restore them 70 he
pleasant Itching common among Persons VINO psIsPr ny
Prof Woop Abou. two years ago my bar falling
of and turning grsy fast becmng bald aud bal tried
many remedies effect commenced using your Restore
vs sS sSS a1sd I It: S1%. s' eS
lsck At this time is fully restored 20 its original color
health and , and cheey recommend 4, nc Hos E all
The Restorative put up in s bottle s Of three u Is, viz. ss
.id p i Se S Geo f
proportion and etas for So per bottle the large holds quart
40 ger re %0ob @ No. m Broadway
Yort lin Tie ares, Y Wire Railing Overwhelmingly, snd No.
Ana sod BY al good Druggists and Fancy Good. Dealers
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Natcr Gnre.

HYGElO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 10
III Iash,.t New.Yuk-DN TRAIL and MAY, having
associated with themselves in business ID. GORION, NJ D.
and Mr., C. SMALLEY NJ d. Nv ho has had large and re-
markty successful IN the management OF female c
esaes enabled 20 awe the srcest attention 20 al
classes q pvahd The establishment has been thoroughly reno
sied and q nee provided fer such
desire dietary he Institute Every appliance worth us2e
known 10 the rne Eeic system VIII be found here oH~
door attended to- Lying received am nurses
provided Inmates have the privilege OF attending the Med
81 Lectures In the S.o Department. Terms very reasonable
NB-The MERlDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE. 81 Menden,
Conn one Of the most charming AID sAu5nons places In Ne~
PETERSBURG LITERARY INSTITUTE and
/ UYGIFNIC MANUAL LABOR WATER-CURE N.
" FsTFs 81 ID EMELiNE " FALES. VI. o.. Phy.i-A
Mira & VI ESrEE, Rev. ASA ESTEE, fsoPuei'r lDciose
St.uts for Cncu.srs-P c;snburs y. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

ere in Northern to teDs in Southern I,liao.-teods
TO eosfrm our original impression. Be: no naa
ever doubted that Southern Ufnoi. s remarkably
blessed in coil, climste aid aces 10 markets
that she needs only better men to make all right.
We are happy 70 hear th,t there is no Mia Sick
ness in Randolph COunty-we trust If is dhappe,r
ing generally q, the best grasses .1pplan. the wild
veeetation-but that Mix Sickness hls existed,
does EXIT in parts Of Southern Illinois, we cannot
doubt But let US have the whole truth. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

uon.x T.Sr,s.-Gep. Wilson, OF Msy6eh, has =
nn II four years old pact, Of the Messenger breed,
10 ore Of the finest animals in the cousty. This
49, owing 10 vcicusness, has been saod only
tbrpeh Il aid of four or five men and on l.st FRI
"5 s full force, could Lot take OF the shoes from
re hone. Tie borte has been submitted 10 thoss
f,rmtr.," TomI kins ard Poots, an W dsy boy OF
,uelye ,ears cd handled his heels with perfect i'm
purity Gen Wilson seys he considers his horse wsrtn
re Iurdred dollars more to-tsy than il was week
600. On Yesterday tire shoes we've taken On this
horss in Btnnet,s chop. ard the hoi'e wa, ,eseod,
and Bernet sold that the hcree was more knd wniie
sLoeiig than nine out Of ten are. We MAKE shis
staten .nt from Gen. Wlsvhs own mouth s1a :. ave
rsUu.,, he beitg satisf.d that the method used is
eptrly hsrmle.s that TO medicine Is used, and that
ihs tec,et OF tanning hDrsee is Of gteat vs'ue;
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ss:.. z os.y, IRA a. :s I,s,, 20 ~ ,,is ssss
20 sass Ia "a .s,.s. sss.. s ~. s
s1s Il. r1. "a ss.nSrd Vi q rsr~ AZ ssasss,s
ID. s; !. aisi = .!:c s a.. 49,:
scsp ,A II. sSr.s.s. e he 'a, ne, q. seg, q
:ssn,, shss, S"a. Of sas.i.s.s "a $3.50. IA
,s.S,,s 20 cav :,S os S.ss !. ssss ~ -
rasrts s,sr~y cay OF two ana srsnss he t.s "a Ne
e ,Gt:at s. .s s. =. ~: ~ (.
order ,qui ips psn,a - give copy q snsosed ti q ,s
... sS.r, s aS,S srs Nv. ~. ss ,-% Sssr ar
.sie oresi q Arf ~ vas n, o. .'''es .,s-s ssan
s. 't IL. ssS,. s' ~ vi q s:
d'''d'n' could not have ''' "' ssr iSi SWIFT
Sworn &c s.or. me hi. 18th Of iri iss
sr.S.sVsy. Com ~ D~sds
JoBsoS HIMSELF AGAIN.
Mr.. Jobeon also msies the following affidavit;
s,snr ooVsr. NV rosk
Guy ssG COSBY II Sss>ist "-p.'IA W. Jsse'a.
.ss N he :0.s ,iS'' sns dSs 'T Il. 's - =.
ysrsd 20 ). rnd.a, or 70 tlit Hassoa ersA u the
SSTS ls sa g. " sSo - s ssa sls e
b. ~hsn they a., Instructed 70 sis 20 '.sss 800
..n. With su sSJ ~ md ;.S no coy, 'Rsi
so. .ho i,gS.ss io s., % :, T 20, nov q 49,.
",i,n ';.,, %sp ~. SCI # .c. ,ss
Hos,cr AS6s,~s Ccum's.i Der Of D-.j..
HARD BLOW FOR JonsoS-$5 cosrs TO bE PAID
Judge Thompson on the let Of My n,sss another
order ss follows
MARINE cOURr.
David Wemyss Johson AT Jane. GORDON Bennett
MAr.ns Court held and tos the tty
OF New Ysrk the lat lay Of May. 1i Pres~ni r"e~>es'
Justice.
On reading ods,i and orsr % show esa.- ssd esrs
Of N. phil and 2ih Apl lost and s'f hsstus Beejsn
Gabsh counsel er The dseu|sIt Ia suPgu ~ s<sd bon,
and Frcd.ck n Sw II coaus-l foT The utih IN opps,s'a
u.Tst
Ordered the plaintiff having male de.olt In MT co@pylss
with the order this uae and entered the ~, dsy
81 Auu items ber~d to-" AMI e-v-e 10
,h. H. further particulars delivered pursu-at 10 s>id ora~r
that h.y b. srack c 81 rsn-
ia plant aud that the ps"'a has ssr-ed TO ~n
draw End by hi. ,psn does whdrs~ it.us numbered
seven ,isht nine and ,sd hill OF further ps ,aiafs
,h. ordered ssid BE- aud esh ~ the odd trims
h.,eby are BY pans suct ous u the plain
It'd comp the pna b. and ne h~fsey " PEE
Guided evidence the trial OF this IA sopp II
of each and all Of aid .evcn vcn. essh.
nine and ten said bill Il turtle. psrculars and hrher
ordered IN rspss, item ,ntb that the psouf b. end he
hereby allowed to amend said item, BY striking out oth and
ncsdins "a In leu Thereof payment Of % eess ths
ton by the Inth the d-frpdsat and In the mean Tine and
the said PAID let al prc~edns. In the cause -
stayed.
Dated New.York lst May, 1854
Enter n I.
We believe tha, Mr.. Jobeon has MOI yet paid tho
five dollsrs but presume he will do in due time, snd
that this exciting contest will then begia again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

VENTILATION CHAIRS patented Feorusry, 1907 oy
/. X. Breiss,h, NewYork. The arrangement c'1''".
in placing under the chair pair Of bellows 50 aHA'ssd
az TO be worked without wasting power IN ovefc9~ns
unnece sssry friction The arioc'" breeze DOS up
ward, canyhgup in whHi~ina mu'ke'oe' @1a '''''
" neiher with the turplus heat OF the PATENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

~ Connecting st NewHsmpton With the Delswsre 1919
nn. and Western Rarosd and ESsop With the LshAsh
valley RslIosd- .,.,,,. ..., I'll % 1879 -
~ - Yofh Tor Fsston btcrasdse psces nom fef
n Eo.h River Il "A NJ "a IN, s1d w. ior SomersLs
=, above trains. and 81 $50 p m 81. M. .--.x4 49, ~
tn .Sre trains E1xsbetn with trans ON me New'
J,,sey which leave from The o0' u N'ui'
80. ~ "A ana " "a NJ, and and p M.
Tor the Delaware LsTksvsnns ana Wessen sA
soaa vii lesye st u u only ~ L-eSS ssnsy rT
lie N. aud Is H. JOHN y e1Ah1N7' 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

i TON fos BOSTON and PRoVipENCE-isn, In route
- Ss. ma most direct carrying the Eastern Mail -
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK CAPT, Joel stone eS ~, ~
vxSnysEIif Capt III. FTakee 10 connection MID tne
ssTnMINCT11N.n and ROvIDENCE and BOSTON and fRoVI-
pEHCE RAROADs leaving daily sSsna R,,,..,
-. =, O'clock M add Stoniogion ut SGD IN OF On inc
sr,iysl Of The mil train which leaves Boston al sS
w. = VANDERBILT fom New York Monday Wedhoeosy
S grd.y from stoninson Tuesday Tbursay and saosy.
m. PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-Yort Tuesday Inasday
5 Saturday, nom s,oningon Monday Wednesday and Fnosy.
Pssseu gers proceed fro Stoningon pr railroad 70
md Boston Express Mail Train reaching sad " az
OF routes and In ample time Tor al the
orrns line, connecting North and East psssensers ma
n remain board the steamer enjoy nights rest
N,,.i 4 n desired ind leave stoniusou In the IN HH1
AZ Providence wih the II 20 tram 0r bosl"u
baggage raster accompanies the steamer Aoa aAn 'Oe
ssoh way -. ., -, Ao.,s IN.
ssDer or Il the FIcst OfCe Pier No North Sser " ~
~ ofkce No. 10 Battery place.
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i}le0ical.

TIVE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ok. :; &;
d. Dot No H2 Bfosdssy. coiler fIiea e: Ch> ~ . 'fg
~, % Yerrs Church New Yc-k.
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Remopals.

John WILLIAMSON's STUDIO REMOVED
~ TO No &c BROADWAY tDodworG's Building).
HI REMOVED their PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS 20 No.
ga Broadway OF 4th where be found at Gil times
Of PrANO FORTES Of their afaeure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County N.wYorh notice hseby given 10 all
having sganst IDRls l. APPLEY late Of the CITY Of
deceased present the with vouchers the eof
the subfcrbe the New York Juvenile Asylum i7th In
the City NewYoYk before the eighteenth day o! peu.
Der iDsted New YORK. the fifteenth day Of March 1859
milo lav6mTus JAMES L. APPLEY, Administrator.
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T1HE NTRACTU ,OIIS CURES in BROOKLYN.
feaal Notice..
DRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURT

ID REC Ia w SlhNbll SOOnl.-
Id John HEATING azainst THE BRECKENRIDGE An.
MEL COAL COMPANY. kc.-in Chanoery-In obedience 10
order Of the Court in this eAu.e tn.
viii ss by auction the misses a. ns the town OF Go
yerpSrt County Of Breckenridge ste OF K-naeky u,
MONDAY t25tb In jun 1853 the property the ped
ing descrfbed wit: All tbe hight title and in~res, Of sad
Company and the enre real estate Of ad Conp>ny
thousand ~ land in the Counties Of
Bsf.ndse and HsDcoch and all ID. buildings vovt. bKn'
rsroa5s locomotive ard nights Of for rail- sds
edantn, soebie. and privileges Of hind nb-e; how
ever 10 The morgsge herein namely morrAee for Three
Hun died ard Fifty Tbousand Dollars barring ntsr-s
per per and falling due the hrst day Of July
i8 Also the following unncumbered property: Saw logs
Lumber wagons rucks barrel COAL Office fc-
tc Terms onehh cah aud the residue 10 two eqnd
nstan. nts credits four and eight months respectively
the purchaser svrg bond with approved security bearing inter
from day Of sale and hen viii be retained the prop
sold the the purchaser depot tie
Bank Of Kentucky In the City Of Louisville al Of The
money instead Of swing said bond sufficient realized
all Of the debts 6 said Company the putchas-
may file releases properly in lieu
Of so much money, deptiLe siOrs said any surplus
AL having claims ssanst said Company hereby
fed 10 forthwith produce and the before e sndeI'
ssped. JOHN HEATING, Commlsson-r
Governor. XIV,
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T1APSCOTT's EMIGRATION and FOREIGN
VIGILANCE OFFICE
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

.DAY BOAT for ALBANY and lNTEHMEDl-
~ ATE LANDINGS.-The Steamer ARMENIA rom ,oo' Y
Murrsy.st MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana fhlDAI, .. - ~
A FTERN NOON BOAT for NEWBuKSGh,
~ POu0HKEEPSlE RONDOUT and klNGSTVONI,LanSS
fns AT Cozzens West Point Cold Spring Cornwall
New Hair bugh Milton aud he las, anu
steaner THOMAS POWELL, Capt. A. L. Anderson, VIZ
Laye the foot of Jay.st. EVERY AFTERNOON % I'm
snnSsvs sxrcr.ed Retuing-Wil leave Rondout ~ ERi
MOPNING ST. Poushkeepsie o, o. and Newbueh at H. !ana
ms above
CTATEN ISLAND FERRf.-NOllCE%;t~ f.,
~ Cheap Excursion for Six Cents-Bosis leave SiAi HN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from g. m. toe p IN. -
L-sve WHITEHALL from a. IN 10 p IN Tor Suai'u'"o'
Dtspeton and Vsnderblts Landing
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via new
II PORT and FALL RIVER--The splendid and superior
ste.pe METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New YORK every
TUESDAY THURSDAY snd SATURDAY, ~ SI9Sn D
"a H. Ray STATE Capt. Jewctt, on MONDAY WEDNsS'
nay and FRIDAY, a. ) O'clock p. IN. --.,....
will be regarded ~ secured 70 any sPP'oAn'
rrtr ~ same shs have been paid for. . ,..A l,
70 Soston srded through with great dispatch oy
N Express Fr ght Train .,, 49,. H. ,a, =, yyss,.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA 10 infinitely superior
- .py o,br for Purifying Blood md Cur. Of s,ro,a
Salt Ph-um Uosr Fever syr.s finpe' Boil. cl,sneol'
Erup rs Liver Complaint Br1nchitis Consunptlcn, FmAe
Iesusrit., Lo.s Of Appetite and Gener. DEBILITY A: rs
season Of y sa1tary influence npon the sJsen in
Prp.i.d and cold By B. D. SANDS Druggists. Nc. %
Pnoi 81 tsrper Of william, New fafh SID b. Dr1sssts
everywhere.
THE MIRACULOUS CURES IN BROOKLYN.
The undsrssned whose beslre power shso He'd sed
., wonderful cures al and ether diseases
BY ns. netsn Hssdsehe cared in two minutes Tob.che
cured IN two nnuss Rhsumsusm Of>n cured 10 Mw dAy~
J. LoEwEk DAHL, the Aarns,izey, No. pl Alanrcst,
Bro. sl,p OGes bours 81 10 II from TO ?.
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David W JDsson at Ja-nes O bsnnet. -.
CIR dad County If Sere York Fed, rich ssi- 49,
duly says that he u for the pe 0on " ~
Untitled seton that Il sp ciI Term ofthi. Isf. ~
u,Dted BY Judge Maynard requiring painsn % 'un -, 80,
bill q 10 n this s.rion, among wL.ch We cue -,
,sI siks srIsh.o Tor md delivered 70 DEL ha1n "a ~
DC; Jsb he'd pie. Of hich Sad order r'q eh pa 20
llh u u, ,isi q hi. aoD, and TIA. eF be'- p'''
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And newly fitted up and freh: screw steaer'
IRON CITY, J. 4. Turner, Mss.er.
MINERAL ROCK, J. p. Ryder, MAs.sr
GEN. TAYLOR Geo. l. Stone, Aaster
kslLs three leaving Cleveland week through tns
49,
make the round TIP IN eight days HoorAs lot
any Of The trips be secured BY addressing
~ - HUSSEY MCBRIDE,
Cleveland, Ohio.
NB-Muk Ill Packages Care Of Hassey McBride Cieve
Iar10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

HE .Ou.ic-sw Gsseppe AID tx nftsF 1sc,.''
Gutier-tz zee in prison at the fort Of Porto Caceu0'
Ulev7se i.s other son-n-law, Onach, who ".' Woo
Presidsit TIE Ptovisinnsl Government hAo hA'a ~
so july fer the Na.ots Convention the me'n'e'S "
vlcd vii be elected BY universal suffrage auo o',eo'
e,ectitr- II II .sd that tee greatest part o' toe h''
puoic deeres a Federal Government w'sa C'ns "~'
ton similar 10 this, of the United safes La I" va
csbo everything va. gong on quietly again and the
aryal # General Jose antonio Paez from the Chitei
Sts,e. was sn1iou,Iy looked for-tas inhsbtaAts Of
said pace eltert.ning very enthusiastic feeling or
fh;a ilns,. inns patriot.
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sst hsutrs, f)r zoe eecsr,ty Of persons thereon.
Ghsctck IS OF capacity to give ro)m 10 fifty SKY
or even move perscrs and m.y bette means Of saves
tep-, he vel n future to give much ,,uess - the
detk 81 is 'ht with thu prnops object Of the
structure erd 10 Lave tie gusfd-rs. increased, ait,
kntted crab-res hanging from them toto the sster.
Ots e the bugs row o. the Navy Yard Is 70 be St..
toned IN the barber of San Francisco California.
TIE Others vii! be probably distributed s'ng o. lake
ard Atlantic cossts. National Inteligencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

ADoCToR AND POLICEMAN ESGaGED IL MAKING
BoGUs CoIS.-On Saturday afternoon, Officers Widey
ard Stevenson, attached TO the Detectives Office. ar
rested Dr. Megs, residing the corner of the First
avenue and Thirty-fourth street, and Chsuncey R.
Jump, of the Twenty-second Police Precinct, charged
with manufacturing and selling bogus or counterfeit
twenty-five cent pieces The doctor confessed to man
ufacturing the base coin and the policeman sad he
only purchased them TO resell; he did not make them.
The officers handed them to the custody of tue
United States Marshal.
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SrPPOsFD TO HAVE BEEN Drowned Yesterday
morning the body of Daniel who had been missing
from his bone suce Saturday week found floating 10 ts
dock OF Montgomery street Es. River Ga the even
his a under tue IN
liquor ard the presumption is that he accidentally tel
ard aud Permission -
The remains of his 4e residence No ~ Cherry
est inqnes vii h. held COQneTs soge man.
SO years Of age. ard q p,tye Of lr-lau'.
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FrsrRAL or ROBERT b. BoYD.-The remains Of
Mr.. Robert b. Boyd, sn ex-Grand Sacbem Of the Tam-
many Society, were inferred yesterday. The funeral
was attended by the bers of the Tammany Society
al other political friends of the deceased. The body
was taken to Flushing for inement.
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JUDICIAL LEARNING.

t. the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: A gifted and spotless Judge of the city who
often irduges in pecusrtes Of novel and starting
character, displayed his originality in new phase
last week, during his charge TO the jury in some
What famous libel suit in bis sapent comments upon
the mschievious effect of sl,nderOus reports and
his depression of indscrminately scktng repu-
tstons! The strength Of the proposition is uudoubt-
edly beyond controversy, but the mode in which it
wa, presented may sstoDish those who Imagine the
er1nise up in ali scnolsrly accomplishments.
Verify our photographers should be put to school to
this "Larned dispenser of (riM p law and grammar.
WEBSTER, (blushingD
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NEW-JER.SEY ITEMS.

A Ladies Fair will be- held at the Odd Fellow
Hal, Hoboken, on Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Tbursday Of this week. The proceeds are TO be sP-
pied toward purchasing ground wherein to erect .
school in connection with ". Mays Church.
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IAsv-snsen@nt.

Trn.-Tbs CANTos TEA COMPANY have %
h-ns .vsry v,r-ty u TE. Tor roe@Ts md ADJ pr
y.i- snIie.. ssehong Ooons and Yo1ns Hj 500 om s
ac zess Gd iDp~'4 fn Dir 20 &c. Al otter qu.S
s. -euslS Nv. Ais. 45 box-s good Y,sEy Trs To- 81
ca r1snns ho IL CAs1a1n-s, sss~es. Pearl sAs
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Az INHUMAS ACT.-On Saturday morning last, -
tie olck Newark passing throosh ~
Cut, UDkEo~n person di.n>fzed Oi snd -
bel. through u tho wiDsO~s the sdiss b
Fortunately iDJni-d Whrn 1o conductor
are lat. stop the and Dsks sssroh
Tor The perp.tfstot oi tbIs hendsh at
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A HEARrLEss DEcErrR-A young woman named
Bridget Muholern living at service with respectable
family in Twenty street, complained to the
Mayor on Saturday morning Of the manner in which
she had been injured by man named Michael Quinn
The corfdipg Bridget stated that some six months
since che made the acquaintance of the gay deceiver
ard about three months ago he seducsd her under the
solemn promise of marriage. Toe gentlemen now re-
fuses to fulfill bis promise The aid of the Mayor was
asked to brig Mike to his senses and msny, or supply
with the support necessary under the circumstance
Mr. Quinn has retired to Brooklyn, but the officers and
warrant are after him.
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POLICE APPOINTMENTS TIE Hoboken C0utci'. AZ
10 a.' meeting the following police appointments: Gee
Till NJ A DON ugh. Observation-Disclosures Smith, Joha A.
As.onu., snd John 81 Patterson.
The c,ntts the Police Depsrrnen, Of thu
Hob ken-ths number having been reduce two from u
IIesous year
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