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NV SwIsDLr.-The City Of Cincinnati was
flooded one dsy last week with copies OF the following
document:

CCkfIOfE1IAL
EEw-YoRg, June ., 1855.
DR sR You may rot b. that have 10 this city
e Mercantile and Commercial AGENCIES for the purpose on
reporting iprDstion regarding the sanding
and responsibility Of every Merchant throughout the county
Aseno-s the basis Of The Credit System here aud from
the here received give
limited or extensive credits 10 eountry DEALERS.
II in posut to yourself ibs. should know you
properly and correctly reported know OF msny good
chants whose ees; has been injured By incorrect reports TO
their ehai scter ard reliability.
Having TO the Books OF al the Mercantile CONNIE cs
and Trace AseI here have tben your and address
you True Copy Of the Reports concerning th.
ent sndg character and responsibility Of own hrm aod
you that have and this Information will
send you partial copy dse gratis Fnl Report on
receipt my fee Of Two Dollars AID dnd the report 10
OF FURIOUS viii also infoHn you boS error % The
books may be eoUeeted.
From pe nature Of this note you win consider strictly
fcential Yoa viii receive immediate reply by sstreDe
ii. GRAHAM, No. 02 Fuons., NewYork City.
There is no such number as 2O2 Fulton street, but
Sergeant Birney got on track o. the man Graham, bu
be succeeded in escaping from the city before he was
spprehended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

The LATE FIRE IN BAxrIR srTET-DEATH OF
ONE OF rHr Four PERSONS lsJURrD At n.-Pe.sr
Lotus, enc of the psoss burned at the s FIRE II No.
IA Baxter street, died On Wednesday, At the New-Ysrk
Hospital, from the buns he received. Coroner Gam.
be he'd an inquest spOn the body when the evidence
allowed tia. deceased, with two women AMI sas:hs-
Dsr, were snssssa m picking lsL, WIN sn Of tie
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CIT Y ITEMS.

Tx TR,BUsE prese room 'e open % 0s,leys sc.u
toisy. This ia tse day upon Which .. MIN, t,n and
nail the immense edition Of The x,rrtv TxIpusE
and TO one Who has never seen xh. o,a,,.;op il "a
sight well worth behsldisg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

rmen s.,erptsi to cary an armfnn Of the aAa %
another mar. Of the room. The hsr csre 10 con'ac'
with the fame Of lamp, aid Almost instantly TIE room
wss filed with smoke and eli we're more or 'ess 0ureo
before they could make tuer escape Tns CoE0osr
.Iary rendered verdict Of "Doa'h by onrn' sec,
,aly received" Deceased w-s ns;ivs OF ifelshn' =,
yaer, ~ sne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

Forsp DRowNFp.-The body of man, apparently
shou. thirty years Of age, picked up at the Qaar
anime srourd, Staten Island, on Tuesday evening.
Had on white shirt, dark sstinet pants, aad pegged
boots In the bosom Of the ,hirt was bfass breast
pin with red in the center The body appeared
TO have been long tine in the water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

FoUsD DRowsEp.-rhe body of frederick Funk,
German 50 years OF found on Tuesday night in the
North River foot o Thirty seventh street and inquest wa
held upon I. Wednesday by Coroner Gamble. Verdict
drowning under circumstances unknowo 70 the Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

POLiCrHAy DANGEROUSLY Injured ny RowDy.-
On Tuesday afternoon Officer Weith of the Seven
teenh Precinct was assaulted bys IoSdy named Sui
Ivan and so seriously wounded that but little hopes
are entertained of his recovery II seems that in the
afternoon Sunday School excursion started from the
Seventeenth Ward and proceeded TO Joness Woods
Garden and at the request Of the trustees Capt. HItt
with four officers accompanied .ae party to secure
them from moeststion. The party numbered sbou.
800, and eiythipg passed of pleasantly until lttle
sfter o clock Al this time number 0. the children
were amusing Themselves with swing, when fellow
named John Sullivan partially intoxicated interfered
with trem. lie was several times tod to leave, but
disregarded tie oder and the officers finally inerered
TO drive him 81. He became furious cured, and
threatened any one who should lay hands upon him.
The police, Of coure insisted upon his leaving, snd
were taking him swcy when he Suddenly ran few
steps picked up stone and hurled II with grea. vio-
lerce, striking Officer Weilh mmedstey behind the
lef ear Afc.ipg fnghtful cash and ffsctoring the
skull. The wounded MAJ tskea home in car
rs pe and bis wounds we're dressed By DR.. Mott Sal
liver was promptly aJresto3 and ]: is said tho;
as the occurrence became known CROWD Of citizen,
gathered s,ound the prwcner and demsniei his sur
render into their hands that they mgh. nhct summa
" punishment upou him. Capt. HART and his men
finally got the away and conveyed him to the Sa-
ton House, where be detained to await the action
Of the Coroner. Ons OF the Coroners yesterday vs-
ted Mr.. Weith, but did not deem his ease critical
enough to demand o. require snte-mortem nvssti-
gstop. Sullivan was committed by the Cororer 70
await the rosut Of Mr. Weths injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

HoSoRABLY DisCHAReTD.-Justice Kelly Of the
Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday afternoon
rendered his decsi,n in the of Dr. 5. Chapman
appreberded some time ago, as noticed in The rRIB-
usE, Oh a charge Of indecent assault upon q woman
named Jane Hrtch. The doctor was hOnorsby dis
charged and the complaint dismissed not particle Of
testimony having been adduced upon tie examination
to sustain the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

FoUsp DRowSEp-rhe body of unknown mar
wa yesterday afternoon found eos'ips in The East River of
a ~ Ferry. Whitehall slip by he.srs
Jobo Lsye.ey Michael Kelly Whitehall bost~n, and th'
Coroner notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

Charles Hunter, who committed an asssnls and
battery upon Officer Snlonson committed cr twenty days.
In default Of payment OF fine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

Bring MASS LIP orr.-On Tuesdsy afternoon q
feh, took place between Henry Wake. and Richard
Morrissey, q. the corner Of Barrow and Greenwich
streets. The parties having hammered each other
pretty severely, clrched and fell to the ground.
Walker beng undermost and getting the worst of the
conflict as far a. fists were concerned, seized his On
tsgoDist by the head and bit of good portion Of his
under lip. Monssey presented trghtul appearance
with his face dis6gured and his person covered With
blood. Officers Girsrd and Harrington of the Nisth
Precinct spprehsndsd Walker, who vas committed by
Justce Quackenbush for examination. The injured
man was sent to the Nev.York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

hIss CHAHhor'h "'s"" ms FAREWELL EseAGE-
HrN1'-iDH sO'ompmne0 isdy begins her farewell
10 Ane"a heA' -" .<ay nigh, a. N.6.Os Garden
She VIII run through Ne whole round Of her most Gel
eora'e' o'eia RDg the engagement. She viii
be supponed D! ct sdrirsble utnt, Mr.. L. L. Da-
yenPOrt' ana py company excellent IN every regard
In the hs, Oh troape we fud the names of John
GHo'It Jsm' G. Burnett, Boniface, SaeeeIl, Morris,
joseph d. Dawson, Joseph Jefferson, Mrs. Abbott,
and nun .her OF others well known ia Nsw-Yo'k. the
ope,lP rer'orps ce vii be Shakespeare tragedy Of
k'Ig Henry VII. The boz Office is opened this
NOR nng for The ssle OF tickets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

The CRYSTAL PALACE.-A New.YOrk correspond
ent of The Baltimore Republican says:
"The Crystal Palace. under the ci.y's manage.
ent is tskirg in from s. TO $40 per day 1t il said
that enc of the persona taking account of the stock
in the es'sbs hnent supposed the group OF the tgove
Apostles to be the Presidents OF the UnSc States.
Tie first. Apostle James, was put down in the inven-
tory ss Jsmes Monroe. little worse for wear.
Thtmss, the immortal jefferson; Andrew, Old HEX
ory" the beloved ditcipe John was Tyler but
when Ii official to the names Bartholomew ard
Simon, he gave up the job
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

NinLo's GARDEs.-The Rsve family, whose per
Formsno have for many years delighted pubic
have bu, three righ's more to play in New. York.
Next week they depart for their naive coaniry No
other troupe of public performers has ever enjoyed for
the same 9Th of tune snythng approaching the
degree of favor with which this mOet excellent family
OF psrtommists have ever bsen nailed. It is graft
fyrg fact 70 be able TO state that they retire from the
stage WI sDpe fortunes, and the declining years OF
DO four men Will be regarded with more kind wishes,
and sec,ierate regrets than those OF Jerome, Gabriel
Antoine, and FIai co.'s Ravel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

WHoLIsALE ARREST or ALLEsrp BURGLARS
During last Thursday night, the building corner Of
Eighteenth street and First avenue was burglarousy
entered, and sevsral sewing machines and quantity
OF clothing stolen therefom. The first floor Of the
premises was occupied by Mr.. Buhom a. . grocery
store and the upper part by Mr.. L.ns as work-room
LOT sewing machines and as . dwelling. The burglary
was discovered in the morning, but the manner in
which the thieves effected an entrance was envelopsd
In nystery. The lower or hal door Wa found open,
but did not appear that any violence had been used
The robbery wa reported at the Eghtseath PrscDc.
and the matter was placed in the hands
of Officers Bndssn and Arnou, Of that Precinct. The
oficer, after searching about some time came across
Two little boys who informed them tbS they ~ man
ester tie hsase BY reass sf ladder, and then 1t in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

The advance in pnoe of beef cattle noticed yester-
day was more than sustained in all the GALES at the
great market in Forty fourth street. the average ofth
market showing an advance Of one cent pound net,
the average price beng full ten cents. The rise was
very unexpected, yet, notwithstanding that fact the
sales were very lively, and the 1900 cattle reported
for the past week apparently being insufficient for the
demand The old theory that strawberries keep the
price of beef cattle down mult BIS abandoned. II has
sgnaly failed this year for beef has risen, willis the
berries ere very abundant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAScE.-Henry +. PeltoD,
esq, OF New Rochelle, Past Master Of the Westches-
ter Lodge lNO. M Of Free and Accepted Masons,
came to this city two weeks Sgo yesterday 10 parici
pate in the proceedings Of the Grand Lodge of this
State then citing in conference. Since the close of
the session nothing has been seen Of him. He left his
oveIcost and umbrella a. the Westehester House. cor
ner of Broome street and the Bovery, where they
still remain, but clue TO his whereabouts, notwith-
standing the most viglant search for him, has been
discnYerad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

REAL EsTATE.-The following sale was made zee
terday at the Merchants Exchange, by A. Bleecker
Son g. Co.: One lot and two buildings on the north
side Of Fifteenth street, 300 feet west OF Eighth ave-
nue., for &, 500.
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q, ain IL about three foas osys-ebo2. for.ns 20
age Il ink; be then told me that ed TO give
ne something for my trouble; Mr. BlaDkmsi ssi1 ne
would give $500 dolisfs If woulj say til s. Lsuth
cent there didat make any reply; Ia sn he to
NE again to cell sgsin; rsnt and SAW NJ Ashmsad
and as soOn as got there Mr.. B..nlmAs esd b NJ
Afhmesc, " This s the msn who ws5tsto get 500"
laid, 4" dent want $500 $50 would pay me-" taea
j raid would take SO; then ] vent .ins; think
tins last niervev Wa lsst Saturday after saw the
rsceipt at Mr.. Meyers never ss1 4 again; never
saw any paper afe-rwsrd which supposed to be the
receipt nsye; ., ,aw %y p,Psr burned up.
drawn BY Ar. Meyer A. Nj B.gukra.n sooxit
z Was any security given tina, Lazth should Keep
bis wofdl A. Yes; paper drswr By Mr. Heysr.
which G. pied sns sign ed Is se"urity.
Y. Was that the OILY psper yo1 signed A. I
signed two OF three psperI the fr7t w.re rot drsva
properly they wrote ogt rome Others; coDjed and
sigLed u.
O. DO you remember what wa in the paper thst
you copisd and signeo A. dou't krow.
Y Dld you "nIe aud sign paper yourself ir Mr..
O. When you came TITO Mr. BlarAmsn's when Mr.
Astmf ad was present did you no, ssy that you must
have 500 because Lsn,h n.d not received .ry MONEY
and you we're 70 get 5000 out CT sho. L.uth vas 10
reeeivef A. No, Sir!
Q. Did You not say at the sarns time tina. yoa hsd
just been a. Mr. Cristsdoros to get the 5000. A. No
Q. Did you state in M. A,h,nssd's prrssree tina.
the butchers Of Centre Marie. hsd got Lautn horse
and wagon and had gwen hin the bone free ami that
be was making $50 Gay, and that you did not get
or do something worse A. Mr. Blsnkman asked me
what Laath was doing; ! replied that heard .ha.
Lsuth bought himself horse and Wagon, AID that
auth got al the bones there at Center Market; then
they ssked me how much LAuth could make day; /
ssid Lauth told me that he could make $40 or tI3
day the. Mr.. BIaakman asked me if the butchers
bed bought shat wagon, AID replied thN 10 much A
i Lew he gos sboSt 500 fVr haseG.
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NOTICE.
John Riehards,

John Richards,
Va. In Jackson COmfhof
Andrew Shock Adm'r Of Pleas,
William Rbca, decd, et al.
The said Andrew Shock, admir-, aua Elizabeth
Rhea widow Of the said William Ahoa, decd, Da-
vid Rhea, George Givcns, and Martha Giyehs his
wife, Abraham Bumgarncr, ard Sarah Dumgarnef
Ms aife; Isaac Rhea, Martha Hhea, Albert RheaJ
Matidh Rhea, Elizabeth Rhca, minors, all Of Piks
county, Ohio; Catharinc Rhea, Of SciOto county,
Ohio: William Smith, and Nancy Smith, his wife,
Of Adams county, Ohio; Samuel Iihea Cathurine
Carson, Robert Carson, Robert Rhea, Margaret
Rhea, and William khea, minors, all Of Morgan
county, Illinois, are hereby notified, that on the
18th day Of September, A. b. 1851, John Rirhardsj
of Jackson county, Ohio filed in the Court pf COM
mon Pleas, Of Jackson county, Oils, petition a.
gainst them, the ct'sct ard player of which petit
ton Isl to cnfotce the specific performance of con-
tract entered into bg said William .hea in his life
/ time, by which he agreed to convey to said John
/ Richards in fee simple, the southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section thirteen in town
ship six, range tvrny in the district Of lands SUBJ
! ect to sale Al Chilcothe Ohio. And the said
parties are further notified, that unless they peadj
answer or demur to said petition according to law,
the same will be taken confessed against EhcIDj
and q decree had thereon accordingly.
HOFFMAN 4 MACHISy,
r,, ,..o Att'ys for fstitiotef.
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and vouchers in full for final. settlement, on the
9Th day Of February, A. D 1853, which will ba
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up 81 the dirt or hud, if clear water constantly
flowed through III springs, Impurities Or mud
will be conveyed 9ay by the pure water. Just
SO with the blood wuen kept IN d pure or Cleat
state; as 1t constantly flows through the lung5r
il carries away all corrupt matttf, and perfec,
health will be the result From two tc four
Pills taken every nigh, 6F every other night,
or enough to keep the bowels regular will In a
reasonable time cure consumption The reason
these Pills are used more than all others is be
cause they are made of purifying vegetables,
and cleanse the body from all corrupt matter
and drive ont diseases of every description, quick
er and in mlder way than any other Pills,
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills sold by all dealer;
n Medicines,
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