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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

We have been over considerable portion Of
Seneca county Iat'ly and our observation assures
us that there is every prospect for an abundant
yield of wheat Excepting in low, iset ground
the growth is very rank and a few weeks Of warm
sunshine is ali that is wanted to Mature t.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Itappcars that Tialn is given over to worse
han Egyptian darkrcss. Thodiiiiculty between
he Council and the Gas Company appears ir-
cconcilable and we might us well become recon
lied 10 our fate. first as last
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
Job Printing,

OF all kinds, frcm the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this Office, very
low and in a style not to bc surpassed, by cny
offee I'm tho stnle.
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Raiul Rainll Rain.a Drizzlc, drztle, drizzlcl
Mud mudl Splash, splash, splashl Farmer
looks gloomily ont oron the worl Of waters.
curses almanac makers aud concludes that an
signs fail in wet as well as dry weather Corn
planting has been deferred until a0ct harvest
eB The prolonged Wet weather has seriously
retarded the building operations in this city and
has proved very disastrous also 10 brick mabcrs.
The work on the extensive brick yards in tl,g
southeastern part Of the city has plmost bccp
abandoned, but will be resumed with yigor, os
coon as the weather. becomes settled.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

On May 22d, at bis residence in Hopevell
township, Mr.. soLoMoS RUsE, aged 60 years
months and 81 days.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

cs~ The Townsend House, SAndusky-R d.
Mcdonald proprlotOr-has been thoroughly ro-
paired and furnished this spring and We recom-
mend Il to the travelling public.
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Republic.

" . % MGNNullCs 20
We had occasion, during our peregrinations
last week, to stop at the pleasant little town Of
Republic. 1t bOing our first "sight Of the el,-
phant," we were favogably impressed with the
Appearance Of. the. place and particularly on aei
count Of the MANY courtesies aud favOrs shown
us by the citizens. The business men of the
place We feuad alt on tie "qui 1--WE" and pros
psring as well as the "hard times" will admit Of
D. D. Ogden, proprietor Of the R. R. Warehouse,
is extensively engaged in Buying and shipping
graiu and produce of all kinds. The dry goods
merchants. Ogden d Co, and W. X. Harkness
arealso doing. we are told, very clever business.
Our friends, Burton and Bromley, are also doing
a good business. We found the foundry in full
blast and learned from reliable source that the
large steam Touring mill is 10 be reftted dpd put
in operation during the summer We were glad
to SEE these evidences u thris. Republic is sur
rounded by one Of the wealthiest agricultural
districts in the State and the completion Of the
Clinton Line Extension r. r., which is now re-
guded as a certainty, will give them greater ia
cihtes for trade and travel, than they now enjoy
"flye la Republique"
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An Ola Citltan tsnne.

Thomas Coe, residing near this place, and one
Of opr oldest and most respectable citizens, died
on Monday morning last Of Apop!oxy.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
One Fuli Scholarship In the Ohio State and Union Law
College, Clevnland, ohB. ~
One Full s,olar,hpi Ia the Eclectic College Of Medicine
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All Of the above will be sold very cheap for Cash.
, sV-ohIo State ami Union Law doilsgo.-Thi, In
aituon has been removed to Cleveland, Ohoi Degree
afe legally conferred, and student gfaduaths may Ls
kdmis practice. ForCirsaar address. at Cleveland
de25-lr NJ. A.RING, Secretary.
Bdnlcing House of W. c. Hedges & Co.,
Fay Interest on Deposits
Remaining Months at fper cent.
IS
~ 30
Depodtspayabe at any time, o9Istup Of Ce'tidoE'e.
JOSIAH HEDGES,
A. O.. BALDWIN,
July 10. 1857 = W. G. HEDGEs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

tT~H. A. Buslirl & Bio have received a very
large assortment Of Grueeries Of an kinds.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
HAVE YOU HEARD TnENEWs

TNhat n. SCIitN.
IL NkSSis mann.
fsciuring and deal
Ing IN Havana aud
Domestic tigart,
Also fnuT, Smo.
Mug md Chewing
rohaccoi Opposite
Shnwhan p Block, on
hinrSet st, rimn,
Ohio.
will sell cheaper
for cash ttnn ever
before on rodin this
Hrfo you will nud
The greatest variety
OF Cig1rs, Tobacco,
Nc- ever exhibited
IN chi, oiiy,and M
20 be disposed Of ON
the principle oi quick
sales and small triE
itsi the best being
Gpnd on hand AZ all
times. I am deter.
niipe,l 70 soil airpri.
Ccs that tannot Gall
10 be sAtisfaciufy.-,
And " my siork
don't give saiisfae.
tion whonpur 'hnsed
return II, aud 1 will
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

e5Y~ All Advertisements iiusl be handed in by
Wednesday Of each week, to secure their appear.
ance.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Apcfsoni lndebced 10 lhomh heA on accHuhNiut nuuA
Shoes, Respectfully Reduesitd 9 call uhdseus their
Accounts without delay as delays Incur gpss.
Tiin, May Ilth, 1s5sM THOMAS REA.
e1 The greatest natural ornament to the "human form
dvine q uuques,onnbly fHe luxuIent healthy growth
ofhar hhas been esteemed In all ages OF the world,
and among all nations savage civilized Hence, the In
have regr. tho scalp Of his enemy his greatest trophy.
For similar reason, the fashionable belle oicu dsuisss
the region Of vahy we'll asher other chronological
gans with borrowed locks.
lie Who should discover mode OF preventing the hair
from showing the nroads Of fenviou Time by tutnne prem
auroly gray, method by which could be restored when
falling on or turning white and way ofpfamotng iis
tinued and uxuren growth, would be Justly entitled 10
rank among the benatacor oftho hdman Read the
ts,monia,in in another oonmn, Of the wond'rul, not 10
Say almost miraculous effects Of "Profrssor Woods Hair
Restorative and zee he has accomplished oil this
LCapal City Fact.
t,6-soldby all the Druggists. marlin
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
ron rur aArlp cupE or
COUGHS, COLDS, ,uOARGENEss, INFLV-
ENzA, BRONCf1TIs, WHQOPINo
COpSu, CItOttfY AtfiIRIf q tN-
To-, ~ -rprnkrr ofSMkUW'pTTOW. W 9'i

o.. CIPIEhT oOMAuMPTHONi
ar r the r,llvt " sonspmplve, lAtguis Ia ei7Eneed
sirI V " the dlu-asd ''N
Ne nsea no, TetA 10 tho rshic ~ IN vlrtuea
Throughout eyery town. and almost every hamlet II tie
AhiartcAp StateH, ila wonderful of pulmonary
pnluia hAye na,le hNlresAg known, Nnyv FEW the
hnllira Ia Rny civilized oOuptli on this cpnirnt without
sumo personal experience OF ~ entt rfh hNcryut tho
communities any where which have uul aanopg them
living trophy u III vctory he Anbllo and dan
gerOus dacaaea Of the threat and lungs Mhln u a the
most powerful antiuto yet known 10 fr the iofmi
dalr and dangerous dsass Of the pulmonary orans, Il
h also the pleasRniest and safest remedy that h.
ployed for Infants and young persons lrfepts should
have II IN atoru aqniust the iusdous enHy that steals
unpn them unprcpared. We have abundant grounds b.
believe The CurHHF prcfH avaa tofa iVof ~ the
gunrtions ltiprcvtWts than nugoii keep Il by
tp Rnd curo your colds pe they cumlle, neg
sct them until no human VII can master the lueNurabe
Cnkgr that fastened tfo vfag eUia Fpnr life away.
All know the dreadful fatality Of huns illofdor and as
they know too tho virtues Of this remedy need not d.
more than 10 them it s a made the best u
10. We spare cost care, toll 10 prutuce 10 the
most perfect possible aud thus nOrd tluso who rely
Il The beat agent which skin furnish for their cure
PREPARED BY DR.. j. g,AIER,
Practical and Analytical Chomis'; Lowell Mas
AND SOLD Ffi
r, Med. GIDSON,a and /. Lest. JOHN & CO.,
Tiiin, and Druggists generally. pQvl3 ly
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NOTICE.
P6iuek uenne,sy and John Hennsssy, Plaindfi.,

P6irek uenuessy and John Hennessy, Plaindfi
Against .-f
Mary Hennessy, William Honnessy, Thomas Hennessy,
Michael Hbnneny, David fennessy, James Hennessy
aud Cornelius Hennessy, Deiendants
TTNUE said Dolerdlnts, Michael Heunsssey and David
Hehnessy will ltke notice that tie sAid lainif did
Onhe 9th day Of ApI f59 lc their petition in tha
CoaIt Of Common Pleas within and for the
and stats Of Ohio agaiust the said Michael Hennessy
and David lengesiy and Mary Hsnnesy, William Hen
messy, Thomas ennelsY, James Hennessy and CoFnelu
Hennessy Deiendants setting forth that the 27th py Of
January, 1857 there was reduced TO writing Whatp
posts be the verbal win 0f Fhp Hennessy, deceased
late Of said county, that aid pretended yefal win
duetd 10 writing, va, on the "a day Of February. A d
Seneca county, thar the said Philip enuesy hy said pre-
tended verbal Win gives End tdneahs said defendant
Mary 1ennessy al and sngaf tha personal property Of
every Kind and description of-whinh sa Philip Henneasy
died possessed 20 be he eno3 cd controlled and disposed
Of by her IN enm9npef she might desfe That said pre-
tended verbal win % ditted a writing aud adWiued
Probate not ihe val resba VIII oi said Philip icnnes
sf3hqt nd delondgi, William Urnnrrs he's been duly
afpolhted afd quatd AdmhisEaiof of ia estate Of
Php Helnessy deceased aud piayinghatAu Issue at law
- made 10 % Try no validity OF said led verbal
Will andf said issue be oand against said pretended
bal i that then by the decree OF said Coun ths same
may be declared nu aud void and that the said
Pm ln ennesgy be Distributed among his heirs az law aud
| for general relief
Aud he said Michael Hennelsy and David ilenneasy
hereby notified that they required appear ard
shid petition before The thr SATURDAY nfer the 2eh
/ OF May. ls1s. BY HALL flllhhHEhs
Apr.36s.p $500 Auyiiof fiainiihs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Tiffin Prices Current,
tcoanrcrsr w6tuy nfl
SHRIVRR & SNE AT II,
Healer In nry Goods, Groesies oarpetus., Boots .dt
ghoss and Ready Male Cloihidg And uurehafef o. ~
by dei-rintion Of Grain ani Produce Tor Cash
unrsr-s0f6 Foao,
UtRS--t tshelie'Nt tlc,
90 fEatl e3a.
RYf-AtnaE.
nsrfEV-fndli.
Iira- 1lE1ic,
nthvs-Of5
rortroEs-.25c.
FEtv srrn--sn. az G0eo.
rtuorfy SnEn-t,s5Gii1o
RurrrR--0O81et.
Bkun--A
T.rtow-a 708e.
eaoNen Htas-Osc.
. 40 sipss oSo siioULDERs- aO5c.
pfcELrn PoHK-9 09d.
NArLE SUoAR--l0c.
10 MoLAgsEs--50 d15o.
hgEsw wtN--2na1ic.
fe,rHgHs--3s dOOc.
RAng-qr,
Day ArrLrs-stfO p9aBs
GUEES utnEs-3 &c perlb.
nav 10 los
Eaes-0arGc. y dozen.
Poag--st,0O o. iSa
Clover See i,-s3 50 13,51
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SPECIAL NOTICES:
Ratea of Advertising.

Agreed upon by the bioftie,of Of the Thin TIbuns and
ssneoa Advertiser May 10Th 1854, TO be strictly enforced
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
DIssOLUTiONf on PARTNERSHIPS

THE Pprinership heretofore cAl,iina heiusep lV a.
1 Myers and ,. A. Myers unrf iha frni of W q Az.
lro h4s lhis tay teeH DISSOLVED hi nniual toasrai
40 aocouuts ~ the haze finn vin be- settled ~ ti,,,
AuprFfon, indebted % said fna ciihr bf noit ct M a.
opni HW r"pf.ied 20 efi eha settle on rtpeonirf pnd
thfr by save cotts. ~ al NYFRf
ApFiNaw .. a. MYERS.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Mr.. +. Persons, Of Melmorc informs us. that
he has bought and shipped from this place, this
season, ESQ barrels Of Eggs, which. at an average
Of IS dozen to the barrel would amount to 81, 900
dozen This, we think, is rather an eggs uoor-
dinary busiucss for one man 10 do. How many
have been bought and shipped by other parties,
we cannot tell but the aggregate Of the hen-fruit
Of this county if "cackleated" up, would aston
ish every one. Let US hear from other parties.
IL Charlie MeGiIl the eminent yioliuist, is
now in the city Of Tihin, presiding over a class
Of the musical talent Of that place Mr.. McGiu
was formerly Of this place, and regarded here rs
an unrvaled musician Were words appropriate
we could not use them too earnestly in recon-
mending Charlie to the citizens Of Tifiu, but
knowing, as we do, the power-the magic-the
influence that gather round him, at each sound
of his soft, silver bow, we leave the melody of his
skill, to cast the eye wgracr, and the admiration
of his profession upon him.-(Uppcr San. Union.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
Blacks
zee CREAM SALOON.
Dlool,,e RIocly AIo;n straat T;Air n

NfiE subscriber takes pleasure 10 announcing the oi
OF Tiin, aud the public generally, that 90 oOnned
tou with hs ConGeelioaeIy Toy and Bakeiy Establshmsn
Latest Fashiofiable Style, n,
where Frr Of al kinds ia iii season viii he served m u
ORDER Cakes, Nuts and Candies OF the best quality always
On hand.
Here's the place TO buy things cheap,
Of Candles have got heap;
And lee Cream, too, OF every kindi
AID sort 20 suit the taste and mind,
Vunilla, Strawberry ~ Lemon,
Just the thing 10 suit the
MY Lemonade s Of the hest =
TO cool the head, or sooihe the breast;
Refreshments Of all kinds keep,
And Mineral Water very cheapi
Aud SauapaTilla TOO / Tsii.
Which suih tIe young andold quite well.
lr you wantsomethBg rca TO eat,
Just walk up stairs and take seAti
Aud there you viii dnd splendid rooms,
Both Ladies' and Gents Salo0nsi
When You ore on the street, give me a call,
And will Try 70 please you al,
naif i'm G. w, BLACK,
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TRY TO PLEASE THEM

q RDAs Cheap Boo, aua shos Store. Nidal, Room y
Blacks Block. niaiii
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MlNNI'S RElPER AND NOM n.
BEST REAPING AND MOVING
TIACHTWF

now " uft. Ninhr-tof them have bcrn sof and st in
senrro nuiU qad have aigeu enQre sri.faefien.
Owing o. ho cfeo nnpni ry of tiis fisrline o.
uhrutc has biHnno taien behind " sfitrt Tor n rfi;
hcrais those who want teri soui oftr eary as 70
eusufe heisr funrhcd.
Nsuahle ant unoriant Improvements rrplir 10 ~
MHrhines tf 1853. uf rf. may hr lddfrs fha
t.uRoan uFror, Tidn, whore Of TO- imfr1ved Ma
clhnes may BE- seen.
fiau, APfliga UJ7, RAIL nfI.f..
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M ID LII N ID la y

Mrs d M.fuflafan, nOnldfe spaothllv intern tho IA
dies OF ln and vicinity thatshe has fomoyed Gioss
Hl1rt Warrington street, whore sha prepafedio do
alkindt Of Millinery and hpRtaumakna, iE - satos
fifle und on the mostlheiaicrms,
fhsayaiios pasta aai iita patronage he soNelis a
cuhtinul-iueu VI Che same. mal..1
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
-. Lnn-F.-OaIlIey ] Lodeo.

s1sqr1t No. az, meets overv WcNe.Hav E,enine,
~ O'CLOCK At Odd Fellows nal 10 Shaw.
hans Bock. Main street j. w. MILLER, n O.
r. W. OuRANb, Serr,tafv.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

7 ANN PLATTER, CEMENT. CAtrINEn rfss.
- TER. SALT, (coafse or dnc) constantly hsud 20
Foe sale by EARL nilJ
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
STATE OF ooNNEcrIcU~.)

q. i. KEEN, Agent,
TilIin, Seneca county, o.
Lossee Fairly Adjusted and Promptly
Paid. (nay7 SIN
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BillOus Disorders and Liver Complaints.

az, WAsuivufcN d, C.. z fcha 1854
ttui have uFcd yonr pis u my general and hOspial
ructcc sncc you nlao thcu anil cannot hesitate "
tay They the lFst Caaariic employ Their rc1e
mtng action The irH sguck and dechcl consequent
" they almahlo refcty lor arrangements uf tdt
crnn iiroeil have SELDOM Nund oa'e " tl-as do
oaee so obstinate That V did not rcNly Weld 10 tgn
fmtcually yuuts, ALONHO nall. n. H..
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Why IS the Demand so Great for


MAMMAL, Mich, Feb lih, 1857.
.DR. MAM \ Col have sold large amount Of your
Ague llllsam " this vicinity and om my pofi0nal kuo
edge of H. believe Il the best remedy or chs fever and
ague that la. ever been sold In State.
Respectfully fOuTss o. A. HYDE.
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which will she'll from lOn0 i5OO bnirs per day Cr--.
fordb Glover Hullet Wheat and Feed nrli; Cetn rhri.
cFs and Cider Mills Cotnhinedi also Two Hcrse lsv,t
Power and various other Agricultural impemsnts.
Those wishing puFlhasr Marhuet will please te-ve
early Al Machines ~ made of the rc.i ma.
rial Address the uncrdgnrd ~ Piqua, Mirmi Co, -.
RuuZER, EVANS, JAMES co.
Apr,3 o. EARL htLis Agont, Tithn, D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09
Bso.Kiyn City News.

x.S Mt<uxg--SrYPoskp FouI PLAZA man named
yosp Rsssker Who ffoiesses 20 be clarvoyani,
brough, before Justice CJrnwel, yesterday upon the
complaint Of Mrs Euzs smtn, o. No. los Third avenue,
New York. who charges HIM with having abducted, or In
some manner made way With her husband, SamuslSmth
Her reasons Tor tusecDg Blocker are iuy set forth In
the anne xed AFFIDAVIT, sworn before the Justice
stat, If Nee Yo,k, cvnnty Of Kugs, 1-Eliza Jane
smith, o. NO IGs rnfd avenue, New York. being duly
sworn deyo~es aud saysinat 90 the fo.th dai Of May
Samuei smith the husband Of deponent len his residence
a. 70 he Workshop, No. ~ John street, IN SAID city,
where he st~ycd ubtl o clock Y. NJ, when no
lett and proceeded 20 Jona beeoSet = "a aaos:n avenue,
<who ptttends 70 tell fortunes AZ oarvoyan) Tor the
purpose Of Hscersnns the ~befeaoouss Of hs sister,
Harriet smith, VINO st one time lived IN the rear OF SAID
ecker use the depcncnt further says tns she aAs
bean informed aad believes that her husband, Samuel
smith called the place kept by said beecker 81 about
ococz the said 4,h ns, hs. sad S@n Was 10 com
soce which said smith has not been seen or heard
OF said smith the tune be e.. hs residence nad some
SIS nooey about bs perton D-ieadsnt tartner says
that shs has 10 suspect aud believe, and
docs suspect and BE- ieye, thst said Bleecker
hAs taken SAID money from said samuel smith, sao
where said smith ana he, ne sAd beecker mas
said Smith concealed cutess A. sne verify De
ueves wherefore, this oepoueni prsys Mat he may be
Appreciated and DEAL vita according - ,ss "s aTsss
The examination Of defendant was temporary aus
pended The justice he taken before Jadge
Culver Of the o,y Court counsel for Mrs smith 40
pied for writ Of hseess corpus, dfecea - Beecker
and requiring MN " produce the DO ~ Of smn. Ine
Smith called ai Beccser. huse Thursday asst aad DE
IN ecker bun the vi High street
and Hudson avenue, on hs way 70 the ferry, having
urged him 10 homo 10 In family, thst he gave
smith a quarter DIV hp duner That ne hai
him since that tune ana cld aot kD0~ ~here
Several examined, bat nothing ND tiona
xas ELECTED, ~Ith the exception that ~mitn nsf been
heard say thai be ~ouid shp IN consequence Of
domestic difficulty
The Judge thought there vas somethng mysterious
about the affair ehich required clearing 40 ADD ihsre
fore decided W hoid B.ecker 20 bail V await the
eul OF Q more thorough iuvesugsaoa. The amount
was axed $4,000 snicn he ~s unable 10 procure, aud
Vas committed In defuult A ~omsn employed by
Bleecker housekeepsr ~as also arrested and held IN
81 900 bail 10 s~srt event
TIE POLICY sBorsL The police Of the Second precnct
have broken up number Of policy shop 10 the second
and Fifth wards recently Yesterday the proprietor "
an s,sbsbmept at 23i Hudson avenue, named CoGstsu
tine pougherty, and runner 10 ms employ, named MI
hae McGratb we're arrested an held 10 appear on Toes
,iav next for examnaJa Other chops 10 toe precinc
wore viited hut toe doors closed the propretor
having got word some ho~ Of what ws coming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
n EY MARK e +.

SATURDAY, May SOP NJ
There was quite an irregular market this morning
Prices unsettled and very little business was tram
acted At the FIRST board California State rs advanced
per cent; Missouri State es u Erie N Michigan Central
Railroad, q. Hudson Rver Railroad third mortgage
bonds declined per cent Reading, X Michigan Southern,
old, y; GslenA and Chicago, T. Pacific Steamship Con-
pany sold at M dividend Of ten per cent Just declared,
of. At the second board there activity and an
improvement. In prices. Missouri State 8's advanced u
per cent; New York Central, 4; Erie ~ Hudson River
Railroad, y, Michigan Southern preferred. II Chicago
and Rock lsand, l. La Crosse anc Mwauke, a. After
the board further advance realized. The heaviest
stock the list by ali odds, is Illinois Central Opp
raons in it have nearly ceased in this market 50 much
Of the stock Is held in Europe that would not be much
loss 70 speculaors here disappeared altogether There
were at the coss this afternoon Of more &C
tv.y the socs market, and should not be surprised
upon the opening Of smother week better demand
and better prices.
aunnuary NJ Clearing House during
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09
CITY Intstttgence.

RuYrr.r.p IN psoApva About half past seven o'clock
last evening three entered the dlrng saloon NO
142 Breads kept by Mr. Dayton and after eains sup
per refused 70 pay therefor and commenced mssng d
turbance in the house. On Mr. Dayton demonstrating ine
runisns attacked him and beat him severely Ihey
smashed the glasses, numbers, sc, aod toes M DAY
tons watch with them when leaving There we're no 20
cemeb IN the neigh ,orhood and tho ruiisns escaped
They Afterwards weut 10 Gosings, from whence sbey
were with some difficulty elected.
err IMPROVEMENT. -workmen have commenced pull
ing down four TOUR story brick stores Pine street.
" opposite the Custom House United states Survey
ors Office They were formerly occupied by wholesale
dry goods houses who, having migrated west OF Bread
ay stores about 10 be demolished and more
giant structures reared on their foundations fitted up
With all the modern improvements for otfces-
New YosK HcsYIrn-rhe following Il the weekly re-
nor, Of the above Institution 70 May T. 1858 -Rsmauns
Apru &C, q2s admitted 10 May IS discharged cured
or relieved, "a oied, remaining - dsas, IA Mai~,
Is1; feuni~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1853.

account OF its susg ay be rendered 70 the pso
pie AT no time has place at any OF our 70 oef tois
been less sioecure, whether toe drec0rs look 20 tor
popularity as citizens character administrators a
business trust
We think unnecessary 10 discuss at this time the great
and fast developing OF Missouri or TO spe n
the rapid increase of ls population, II 10 quite probable
that as taxable property which increases at he rate OF
from 10 70 10 per cent per annuu, will be at least
600 ak or years hence The tax 81 the
present rate OF the ordinary tax two ms on the oos
with the addition OF the mill tax provided expressly Tor
the pa, neD OF interest and for which must
be rendered should the tax DO repealed would yield
u BOO OO0 Together with Licenses Ach are reckoued
- revenue and ordinarily reach about 20 per cent 81
the amount OF property should have 81 Is
tho total q revenue great part Of which would DO sp
pi'cAb,e 10 interest payments