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Roca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and Tubercuiar Consum pfiOu.

HAVING been appointed sole Agent for The sale q
Il Don GEEoSIso RocA's celebrated CUkE yoE Cos
srNrT1oS the public Will be PAT N possession q
one % tbe raosi extraordinary Frnteies eKtAHf for
What has heretofore been conssdesod al Incor2hle
disease.
have the mere readily undertaken the agency,
from The fact of iss extreme si.npcityoetrg al e
suzra apY icafasz the % shsh seemingly MI
raeeoas aud rs having Of thnss aEire1tos hca
make 40 The numerous compounds ao~ N gensrAl
use,
Wfth tise Goa haeoee IN the sueessa cf this
remedy which has hrretuaofe been nsrc ~ private
practcE sIth SrrAt socce-, shown - hulnefoGa
iciters aud certiacatcs. odeTed 10 tie pusnc-
pamphlet, cantzinng directsous, tettr4s froai ds
ungushed individuals, aas de=elaneat4fy sssdencss
ffoza The paySrAns u tbs hosItzi - s@1as t>lzno
q c9hs. &e., wlll accompany The reulcdy.
These sfeAk solutnes N = pr4lss, ash i1blci =
eals reqgired 10 reader g poi,ah.r A. = : eene1
cal AddFess, JAMES kktSs
srls Agent for the Unitsd states,
Ma sal Narket strees, fhii2deiph-A-
Princ1pzi Once loso ffrzwxzzA- f1oA-1n
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TER MS
Mi5lellaue0us.
Benz. +. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction Sales Of FURNITURE, COOKING
n UTENSILS, CARPEIINGs, &c, every Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
ID OCULAR Auction Sales Of Dry Goods, Clothing and
II Varieties, each Wednesday and Friday evening at
early Gas Light By
Jan. 1T BENZ. +. SHIELDS
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The stamp around each pot will also bear the
of the Proprietor and of the United States agents.
Druggists and Dealers will observe each dozen
package the following label:
IMPORTANT CAUuoN.-The increased reputation and
great demand for 1horns Compound Extract Of Copai
ba and Sarsapara, have been inducements for others
offer limitations Of this valuable medicine. Vendors
particularly warned Of this fact that they may be
their guard, and dispose of any impure article,
calculated njure their reputation and destroy the
merits Of the original preparation 10 obviate which
the Subscriber Successor 10 James Tarrant by whom
first introduced into the United States) has at
tached his signature this caution, 10 counterfeit
which is forgery. JOIN A. TARRASI.
Address for the above article with full direc-
tons for shipment
JOHN A TARRANT & Co, Druggists,
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren 81, y. y.
Dec. 7-dly.
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Proprietor Commercial Ho

SuPERNTKSDENrs OFTiCI., MEMPHIS a om. r. r.
MEMnIls, 1ENN Evb. 10, 1887.
NR. BENNErTs-Hcar III Our company ha Wing bvvn
troubled very much with lcaky cars put some OF your
Patent Paint upon thcnl RIId lar my knowledge
extends, can ehserfuliy recommend Il 10 any who
wish dry roof Of any sort
Yours Sc., II. COFFIN, Superintendent
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SheItOn's Marble Works!

Church street, door TO Cornelrss Cabinetshop,
Nashville, Tenn.
1aG f3SsTsf@sa s po6 SSg' Rsp e S@s 60
tinue the MARBLE BUSINESS IN this city at 49,
his shop next door 10 the Office Of the Onion CIIEg0
and Anne T can Cherry street, and calls at
euti d. the stock OF =
Marble Monuments, TOmbs, etc.,
Which ne has exhibition and for sale, embracing
great variety finished in the most superb manner.
lie is prepared manufacture the shortest notice,
Marble ManteIs; and every description Of
Marble Work. Tic finest American and Ital-
ian Marble. hls work Will, heretofore, be
ranted and his prices 70 suit the times.
iang-tf NJ l.. SHELTON.
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Misfrllaueous.

Negroes! Negroes!i For Sale!!!
A NO. MAN COOK and hrs wife who is a splendid
"a washer and roneT. Also a good family OF Likely
Negroes, which will be sold low.
jan25-u BOYD A co.
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ic.ncs, and that they win unprece
dentedly upon the esteem 81 all They sale
and pleasant take but powerful 20 cure Their
etrang properties stimulate the vital activities of the
body, remove the distractions Of Us organs, purify
the blood and expel the disease They purge the
foul humors which breed and grow dstemrer, stiinu
late sluggish or dsordered organs their natural
acton and muart healthy 20 the whole system.
Not only do they cure the every day complaints Of
every body but also formidable and DANGEROUS dis
eases that has bafied the best human skll. While
they produce powerful effects, they are al the same
time, in diminished doses, the safest and best Physic
that be employed for children Being sugar
coated they are pleasant take: and being purely
vegetable, free from any fisk OF harm Cures
have been tsAde which sgfI belief were they NOT
snbstAntaied by men Of such exalted position and
character forbid the sasIacion II untruA Many
eminent clergymen and physiCans have lent their
names 10 certify 10 The public the reliability of my
remedies while others have sent the assurance of
telr c0nviction that my Preparations contribute I'm
mensey 10 tlse relief u my afflicted suffering feo"
The Agen, below named S pleased 10 furnish gratis
my American Almanac containing directions for Their
and certificates Of thsr cures, Of The following
compziutss
oostiveness Bilious Complaints, Rhsuu4Aisra DrOpsy
Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul Stomach
Nausaa Indigestion, Morbid inAction of the Bowels
aud PAIN arising therefrcm, Fatuleucy, Loss of Ape
tte ali Ulcvross and Cutancous Diseases ~hh require
eyAcuaut Aedieine, scTufalA or kings ksh They
also by purifying tie blood and stimulating ths -
tenn cure nsay complaints which II would ma b. sup
posed they eoaid reach snch a. Ilesiness, Partial
Blindness Segragia and Nervous IFritabRy DeFAnFe-
Of the LIVER aud kidneys, Cout and other kin-
dred eonplantz arising frum a low state u body
or obstruction of tts fanctions
10 cot De put 81 by GnprinripieG dealers wkh some
other plii they muks more proat on. Ask f.. ASEA
Pfis and ttkp nothifsg etss- No othey they e@s give
yoa ennpaFcx vita tins ID .s ntrinec value or eaFa
i've powers Ths sex want the beat AID there = for
thaas, aud they should have q
Prepared ny Dr. y. q. AYERS,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Man
PEsx IS ca Box FfvE Bona roE 81.
SOLD BY
BERRY piooyIiIE. A@sb~Gis-
Retail by
10. q BROWN, Ane az DrugEzss = Tie eiry.
TRIERsUS = HAWKINS. CoilalOs.
THOMAS 4 hh0-, Clsrksvilis,
X ID DEERf, eheloyvhls-
SCREIL Z Bi-kCAGoflE, CailAtsn.
Ana l,i dealers II zsedscans ever where
DAS. FAcKARD,
fcbi--sm Adssrtising Ascna
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NASHVILLE, TENN, MONDAY,
new-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New-York
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. Sill rs

hLMItiIs, ItEn., IrC. htII, lSbb.
To WHOM MAY Cost This s CertIfy that
W. ;. Bennett covered roofs for last Sprinr
with composition called Vests Patent GalVanic Cr
ment, one of them was new deck, the other an old
shugle roof, which are giving perfect satisfaction lie
also repaired dOmer window, which leaked badly and
had baed the skill OF Carpenters prev cut IL leak
ing, which he succeeded IA making perfectly tight
do most Checrfuy recommend his mode of roofing 10
the public, for all roofing purposes, and believe
q permanent fixture against aTe aud water.
II. COChREII,
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MEMPHIS, March >. 1851


". S, bennett, Esq.-Dear SIr-Ihe facts within our
knowledge OF the durability, &c, OF Vests Gavanic
Cement these; The building you covered tor us
last Spring, am happy u state, has answered
pectitions- We can, therefore, recommend to the
public for all roofing purposes; light, cheap IRE
and water proof roof. II does not get and run
from the ELECTS of the heat Of the sun: nor does
harden and crack from the effects Of the cold Any
persons wishing Ia know of this article can call
at our manuiactory.
y. s. BRUCE x co,
Carriage Mandatory, M~nroc 81, Memphis Tenn
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EsGIyEEKs AND GENERAL SUITS OFFICE MEAPHTs AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MENTIlS. June % 1857
To WHOM CoNCERN;-lhis Is certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company hay. pur-
chased OF W. : Bennett the night 10 prepare and usa
upon their DepOts, Buildings, Cars, &c, Sc, West
GalvanIc patent fire and water proof Roofing and that
we believe II To be economical aud durable cover
ing, having already had 1t IN use FOR eight months
SAM TA1E, President
=. e. ARMS, GcnH Supt
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Coed for Man and Beast.

IL II a sovereign remedy
Tor the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted
curing the most alarming ca
SEES OF BRUISES, SPRAISs
STRING HIATT, Scratches,
WOUNDS, SwEENr, SPAWN,
RING BoNE, BIG HEAp, PoIL-
EvIL, &c. No farmer, live
ys.able-keeTer or any per
son owning valuable HoRszs
should be without this vAlu-
able remedy.
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OFFICE or Miss. CENTHT K rrNN. X. Il. Co.


This will certify that the NJ {. Il l. X. Il. CO. have
purchased OF MIR ". :. Bennett, the right 10 use on
their Cars, Bridges, Buildings, sc, &C. Vests Galvan
ic Cement Having II used and tested have no
hesitation in recommending II To be the best and cheap
est covering now IN use.
H. =. NELLY, President
NJ {. i L. X X Co.
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MOlfs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.
FVNHlS article WAS constructed m consequence OF a
i suggestion from the American Institute, that a
SIMPLE, portable, and low priced furnace, was much
needed by farmers for boiling and steamng food aud
for many mechanical and domestic purposes IL took
the premium the L. S. Agricultural Fair at Louis
vile. Just received. WM STEW ART,
No. Ia Market Street.
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking Stoves
for coal. W =
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

Ana Tor tue Felicl ~ toisunplNt IA
tients in advance stages of the disease.
We need not speak 10 the public Of ~
its virtues Throughout every town, III
and almost every hamlet OF the Amer %
icAn States, It's wonderful cures Of pull
monsry complaints have made II al
ready known. Nay, few are the fam
lies la any civilized country on tins -
T'' Tence Of its s ense,s s and feWer VET e the 81
communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy of II
It's victory over the subtle and danger y
Gus diseases Of the thro:r and lungs.
While Il is the most powerful antidots n
vet known 10 man for the formidable -
and dangerous diseases Of the puim0-
nary organs, Il IL also the pleasantest
and safest remedy that can be en-
plOyed for infants ana young persons. -
Parents should have Il in store against >
the insidious enemy that steals upon =
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The Mothers Companion.

II cures CAKES IN THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES,
SoRE lIIs, PIaFuEs, sc. Ia
dies who prize a pure skin,
void Of pimples, blOtches,
scurf, and discolorations
and eNcresences should at
tack these trespassers ON
beauty's domain as soon
as they appear with the
Arctic Liniment. II is ex-
cellent for the hair, giving
IL a healthy glossy appear
nnAA IL -
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Extraordinary Announcement

EAtfdoIutn1is hhhoohSShiCht.
Every purchaser OF a dollar bottle OF the ARCTIC
IINIMENT receives, at DR. Bragg's expense. the Unit
ed States Journal Of New York for year. The
Journal is large illustrated papeT-each number con
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed car white
paper, aud hlled with original matter from the most
brilliant writer's Of the country. Certificate Of sub
scrpnon and full particulars oi the novel and philan
thropic enterprise, of which this oner forms part,
will accompany each bottle.
An AGENT wanted in every town and village
BRAGG h BURROWES, 81 louis, No
New York Office, No. 81 broadway.
Communications should always be addressed TO ST
Louis.
For sale in Nashville by Berry Demovie, A. II.
Roscoe, G. W. Hendershot and J. Stretch.
febl3-ly
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For sale by ali respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices of the Liniment, IS cents. so and 81
bottle. dollar bottle contains much Llnlment
eight twenty five cent bottles.
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st. fouls.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES
E. DUDDERIDGE, No. "A Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
BURNING OF THE STEAMER SULTAN
FULL pARrICULARs-LIsr OF rHE1Osr

From The ST. Lova Democyatof A,rIa
The community were shocked yesterday afternoon
by the intelligence that another steamboat disaster
had occurred but few miles from our city attended
with large lcss Of life. The steamboat Sultan is de-
stroy.d by fire, and portion of the passengers and
crew, probably not less than hfeen-pernaps as many
as tp enty.fve or thirty-hsve lost their lives.
The boat left here on Thursday night, bound for
NewOilesDs, AID was deeply laden, but had only ff
teen passerger.
when Eve miles above St. Genevieve, early yester.
day morning, the boat discovered 10 be on fire.
and those who fret observed that such the case
uployed themselves IN alarming thoes who still
asleep, and 10 adopting measures for their safety
thet OF their friends or relatives. Tne fire origin
at.d il TIE watchmsn's locker. As soon a. possible
after TIE Al e. discovered the boat was round
cd 10 aro made toward the shore and ives fastened 20
fallen tree. Tie current, however, be ing very DOW
.Iiu carried he ooat into the stream together with
the ree 70 which che attached by her lne befJre
any one coulc tscape. Some jumped overheard
poTtion of whom were drowned, while Others who
curg 10 the stage penks pieces Of furniture were
saytd The following is the only statement we could
procure yesterday from any One who was on board:
sTATENEST % THE PORTER
Geo. Howard co lAed), porter, tae orly one OF
the sultsbs crew that arrived on the Great Wes',
n axes The tLowlng statement ." in tue hall very
cary Ia the nornug art thinking to proceed d.
.cme sciuborg when the wa.chmsn up staifs snd
Ito the hall and ca: down BY the stove. requested
hin 20 owe 80 that could attend to my task bur he
Paid attention anc by-and.by the engioeer came IT,
ard seerg the watchman there when he should have
been either above or below the cabo, he ssked hun
ye1y aIgrlly Why be hadn't his lamps ligaed, and
que.ted him to go about il a. instead of sitting
where he wss. He obeyed by leaving az once AMI
going down stair. Shortly after this observed re-
msrksble fitting kind of light through the stained
gsss in tie rear 6f the cabin, which at once reused
NY curiosity, although did not .uspee. anything
sIcpg. AID proceeded through the lsaes csbio, and
open,d tn d3or bu: hsd 20 retrs a. instantly after
h9weysr ssu..irg =; blaze Of fre having f1ahe 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
THE TRACT SOCIETY.
To ne Editor Of TIE v. Y

To ne Editor Of TIE " L. Tyibvn<
SIR: May l be allowed 10 correct an error nio
which you have been led by the Introductory sots Of
apsDphet to which you refer in your paper e5the oa
After quoting part of resolution adopted by TIE
American Tract Society at its last Anniversary, you
cay at that time, "a Tract the Duties Of MGsts7,
which had been prepared 10 the spirit Of this resoa-
. top, ard with view 10 carry it into ehec' ~
printed and stitched and ready for binding q; 'ae
Tract House. This trsc; hsd been examined by the
g members Of the Special Committee, ana had been
/" individually approved by them Here are t@o
pspable error.
j. The tact On "Tte Duties Of Masters" ws
rever printed by the Society. few proc. i'm
pres,ohs only were taken for the Use Of the Commit
tee and cers Of the Society and for the DspsctJn
of the Special Committee If they should wish 20
il No other impressions were taken.
, The Special Committee never took any actin
u1op raid tract nor expressed t. the Executive Com
mt..e apy appreciation of it. When one Of the men
be,s Of the SPECIAL c. omint'ee was asked oy q mem
ber Of the Publishing Committee what he thought Of
the societys publishing it, he declined giving ssy
opinion al saG that the business II the Pabl.E-
irg Committee. Respectfully yours
O EASTMAN. C,E. sec'y Am IT, s..
TrGef HOsse April T. ls5s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Sac. IS The psyn.ut Il = ,bsIl net -
.I. -isns ID. igk; Of IGfiE. ,...-..L..s b.. 80
SEC =. PiiTs,. property ,s.Ji ever - h~n nv -, -
,.rvi,n. 10 re rubie !s-r. NksB sse1 ~ y e.
oit'r ystbs lnyers:iysiy rec ;fihs . hh .h
Gre, 81 The y-ry 4 siLE - ?, l-.il-t s,-f,
crsf ID. pu5h ri b. ;ol ~ fisf cns" - !, .
cen t.n.G. Jon ,r.H b. nsd. 20 be o~Dsr J. non.J
ot.r 80. bor- a. rore-ty .hs b ;.ses foT 4en-
p-r,stion ther. ,hal t-. b Esee IL rnor
BY ssJos. money AID .h ronT~-rslo2 sn, ~ IN
b Jury, vtLoIi e.G-cison .Or teurnisio ~ F'f''
ava.
ssc a. 20 iD3-uirs ofsby CT MUSIC nv -
cu:, o.: ~ D.4n5s % s:s;s, slsl D "a N
sKc \ Tn. errer.ior ofnst.,sA sAal 70, b e'r.I+d >
Ipti' {; d'ny otbsrs f-tsinee By ne = opH -"- -
te.ia o'b gasd .hsl f,IsiD 18th ;bs p pc o.;
The report Of the Committee on Lefl.Au'e VI."r
zation was tabenup. II contained ne usual pro-
sions An effort was made 70 amend 0! aDol-n.',s
the Senate When he vote vas taken on t1I. a'e''l
ment il vac defeated, although sustained oy . re-
spec,able vote. II would PROBABLY haze prey airl
but for a fear that this somewhat unusual pro''s'on
might prejudice the Constitution. Aslt 10" ''on1'
the Legislature is made annual. Both House anu
Senate are elected for one term each year.
An effort was made, and finally sucseedeu' 10
adopt the system Of single Representave Dis,rie'''
M Walden made an able speech in favor oil H.
DR.. Davis endeavored 70 limit The nuLnoer 'n .,
Representative and Senator'S from p and 30 10 H.
and A.. This Wa defeated. The report i- -llll
under consde ration. 1t is after i o'clock ii the
morning, but the Convention refuses to adjourn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
A CORRECTION.
To ne Edifo, u 7ns ". Y Tribua<.

To ne EdifO- ey TIE ~ Y Trieuae.
SIR: Recently hes been brought Under my notice 80
article in your paper signed J. Parton containing tho
following sentence:
Resrectng the mbecie daughter Of Gen. HuniKor. "
whom the reviewer ndecs,ey auds have ;ts
the unfortunate lady was mbecile from her birth"
Mr.. Partons informant has been misinformed. Beiss
the OILY surviving relative or connection acquainted
with this subject, lie incumbent to corree. ,Ls
error into which his informant has fallen.
Frm the year l79s to 1901 was, for the first four
yesrs in almost constant intercourse with Mss Hsmi
ton, especially az acting in the capacities
Of private secretary and aice de- camp 20 my uuck,
Gen. Hsmlton. On the disbsnding Of the provisional
army, i commenced, in the year 1901 the set,emsns
Of large tract Of land owned by my father 10 tie
region that was then called the Genesee Country;
but in order 10 obtain profession studied Aw in t,e
City Of New-York, occasionally visiting the settle
neLi. Until 1907, therefore, j. was within my per-
soma knowledge that Miss Hamilton was 10 perfect
mental strength aud Lesth Some time after ths
year first appeared symptoms which gave 70 hef
family and friends tie unhappy suspicion OF the sp
Iroaching malady. They attributed it to .he effect
upon her nerves OF the religious reyiyas and excite
nents, which had produced similar results on other
females, married as well ss single. To this, Perhsps,
might be added the smothered grief anssg from her
fathers untimely death.
can OILY be said, AZ to Gen. Hsmil.ons daughter,
ence, she also was subjected TO the nfrnitss aid
decay, mental and bodily, which Providence hss
inflicted On all humanity. PHILIP C8gRsB.
Bs!r.d.ye ~ T.. April a. 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Prom OeT Ovr Co-espoudent


PHILADELPHIA, April :, lej-.
The battle Of Freedom has been fought the Le-
compton swinde is dead, and the victory makes
Kansas free Grevously has the enemy been de-
f,a'ed desperately has he been wounded, and dsor-
gsnzipg is the stampede which has seized upon hi.
IaIks Al! glory to the tremendous column o.
Republicans who suddenly sprang forth as it were
from The very ear b. armed with strength from the
Almighty to carry on his holy work unto victory,
den andns by pen, BY tongue, by rife and by pres
tha. the question Of the supremacy Of the Black
Power should be met squarey and by itself; and all
honor. too, to the various noble men from other
ORGANIZATIONS who came ny 10 the rescue aud threw
their weight into the scale, determining aud clinch
ing the victory. II in the many gloomy phases
which TIE contest assumed, as the rufan's hand
clutched at Llbertys throat, our courage never
tagged nor our constancy gaze way with how ex.
ultsnt step We shall henceioraard march on ia
career which now promises 10 be- enc of Hnbroken
conquest. In distributing The hOnors Won in this
matchless victory Of Freedom over Slavery We can
nowhere laya more grateful offering than at the
feet of THE TRIBUNE. Your championship of this
holy cause has crushed the enemy out. Your fierce
de enupcistion honest as il wss fierce, Of the open
infamy. and your unsleepibg vigilance 10 laying bare
that which il was sought 10 conceal; your cheering
energy wher al hearts were defpondiIgi Jour -a,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Of The past year, with dimisuton frsm - % ~
these from foreign ports. Oar Board OF Ir'de De
been debating the proprety Of organizing eomIany
% huy the Colhn, s,esnsrs and institute hne from
this city 10 Europe committee has been raised
TO consider vha, plan Of operations i. to be adopted
10 secure such Inc. But the project cannot DE-
sad TO be hopeful for us. The Legislature
must frs, concede a charter, then Coug7Nes must
grant fat subsidy. then a company must be organ
iz,d and half million raised 10 get possession OF tne
vessels. all which operations involve delays that must
be fatal to the enterprise here. Indeed, the "ari-
ing 70 be found in the failure Of the line While man
aged by NeS-Yoriers Will exercise fatal influence
on all attempt. 20 organize a similar company here
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

BoGrs TlcKETs.-Yesterday morning James Nsr'
ply aid Line other yourg men, route for the Wet
sIIesied at the Deputy Superintendent ofii'e SD
con psned that they had been swndled on: OF var"as
sums Of oney, amounting in all to $sj, by parcas'
ing tickets at the Office Of Henry Selover n CsaH
street. Officer Stephenson returned with them 70
seovers place, and con PEELED the bogus ticket 'sh''
es to dissorge.
james Merrill made complaint against one smtnsr' 's
10 Liberty street, who had cheated bm o.. 81 W.
Cfiieer Walsh recovered he money.