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sHERrFF's SALES.
ss-sheria's safes also On seventh Pages

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For.rg D,.vpIcr corrr1 n + PgIDNgR :. ECO v1p
nv vTpmrlE NJ tue yxrffs ~ &c. r. .lIass,
able The Fourth District Court Of New rleans N the above
are WI ~ ceso 20 ~ ~ Pssna
April, 1888 at 10Y O'Clock 4. NJ
The Contents o. s1nsih shop, situas a. NO - onde
street m be Second district Of THIS cry Ai, ot o. house
hoa nrnue &C. me whole g per inventory 70 Dc sesn a.
M s Once +. q. -.
1891 ~ We spose suits
IskMs-CAsh on the spot. $500.
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Sherir OF the farish o. orleans.
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SeeoaP IS a'A iH'snts''s deP0se en- mon bureau pour
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THRo DISTRICT couEr CITY or NEW oRfRANSv :. Iotfx
Of New Orleans. ( CANNEfI-xo 10 ets 'Si''
DY VIRTUE of writ Of Gers ~ ~. s..,o a.. -.
ID by the Inird il.srirs Co.,
New Orleans 10 above EMIT ed canse win y. ~,
at m uIic auction Il the CITY Hotel Co,nnr sst
April 1855. at IL O'Clock NJ - =
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In III. rfrst -.
District Of this city, IN square No 1e0 bounded b. Mel @
o 81 fees more or less front On Mspoeas .sr ~
rs feet M re or les IN depth 1850" "
Together With ali the buildings and fuauroyeulents
Seized N she above suit
TERMs-Cash on ths Suot W..
r. J. PARKER,
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GEO. &c. COOLIDGE,
VI MISSION MERCHANT,
leans. REF
Hon. G. NJ. Waterman, Mayor.
Messrs. j. W. Butbtidge A Co.
W. A. Violet a Co.
e. Fennell, Power 4 Co.
=. ]. Wa ,sTmRn a Co.
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4 :.
Specific Solution for Gonorthea elect Weakness and all Ur
nary Affections The Faculty Of Great Britain acknowledge
Us the discovery made Physicians
scribe IT, and thousands Of effected BY it, Speedy in
effect paatAble TASTE and nvgorang 10 the
Sole age for the United States B. ABRAMS % Camp street,
New Orleans.
R Beware OF eonnteres The genuine has fac simle OF
the agents signature. jail 3m
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~ COhRr. n
SICK LES d CO., DRUGGISTS AND apo fHEUA-
RES 81 and 20 Ca6eI street, New oiens-Imporers OF
and Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES Surgical
sruments, etc.
sarshp Steamboat Plantation and Family Medicines put
up with particular and guaranteed fresh and genuine
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BELLE RESIDENCE A DENcAN

Dams Pare des enfsnis mneurs de jules BancNo 10
Ssconde COur lie District de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans.
PAR PALFREY Gle
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sB- meFeanale Library Association - THE
rooms are opened y for the accommodation Of subscribers
from y O'Clock A W. TO 10 O'Clock p. NJ
Persons desirosof becoming please leave their
name, with tle Librarian.
Subscription, sl7er annum.
Rooms, cemer lanai street and Exchange Place.
d2i u GUS A. RREAIIX Prnsldent
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ID E EN(aER ATORS-IMPROAE ED q GALVANIZED
IL IRCREFRt GERATORS practical and scientific
princplThe best and most eonvenenen article in
cooling preserving meats milk butter, fruit wines, etc
They euauanged that the ice water runs slowly through
shNnd being confined from the eecs Of the hot air.
keeps that the coolest point causing the rergerRng
fuenee the throughout the whole apparatus. This
eiecty the drppngs from the ce which lost 10 all
other rerators They open the front and top make
of furniture be placed in any room, and have
a by which perfectly cold water At all times be
had Wit additional Ice These Refrigeraors expert
men have been in successful operation for upwards Of
yes the qualification Of those who have them in
their will show and the most approved
before tubc The improvements recently added by which
the mo~fect ventilation is insured great saving of Ice
has betbaired. frgid prednced and durability
Extraordinarily place them far in advance Of anything
oferedpublic patronage.
GALV AIMED IRON
Has substituted for the shelving in lieu OF zinc thereby
enabiu offer them entirely free from xvdzation aud
corroshnd consequently void Of that dsaRreeable odo
which heretofore Objectionable in other rergera.
tors EDITION to their being vastly superior to others
owing convenient arrangements and unequaed prin
ciple serviceshle. it is conceded that
Galyal Iron durable than any other metal is
not sfl bs acid, salt water etc.
For by -
milo FLINT 4 JONES, a and 46 Royal street.
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WANTED.

CERyAsTs wAsTED-A GOOD COOK. wzsbsr
- and Ironer and do general hosevork coorsd
preferred and need 4ppy fnsg en-
PeseEA and well recommended Apply No 81 Gsser street.
lower floor. fe25 n
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HYDE 30 MON,
Agents for
sHARP's RIFLES
In New Orleans.
tea 2p6s-Splm corner OF Canal and Royal SITS.
pURTABLE AND STATIONARY STE a N

Constantly in store Sash Mills; Shrubs
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton Screws for
horse Carver Improved Stands Shaft
ing Pnles Stands Boxes and Bo ready Ct complete
M the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins; and Flour
Mills which be put In operation being
eeved Descriptive pamphlets with lao testimonials viii be
sent by mail TO any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
Anai IyNM No 70 lirarar straat Nnu lrleans
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.
LOUISIANA STATE BANK,

LOUISIANA STATE BANK, Z
New Orleans, 9th Of March 1853
s5- This Bank VIII be closed on FrIday
due that payable the Tharsday preceding
whcr day offerings for discount he made.
MO I'd @. A. y. RONDEAU. Cashier.
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TNOBAOi-pOBACCO! SHALL FROM THIS
Il date tnne the Tobacco business for my own account
under thGle Of JOHN PRICE, Jr CO., at Nos q and
20 NAtchereets,
All busb entrusted in will have the hest attention
We will NJ times keep hand large and choice stock
suited for markets. In hogsheAds and bales All descrip
tons of VAR LEAF TOBACCO, also IN hogsheads and
bales, formation use. JOHN PRICE, ,r.
New Ons October l. 1851 OFF
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A,{k HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR
INXAI.EsY--Arsenal,G irod street.
fS5Rt le Washington Artillery will attend regular Month
pssZgs$Ny ceilings the drst MONDAY Of each month";
and RegdaDrillson THURSDAY OF every week O'Clock
until furh notice.
By order Of
wILLIA Fl. SLACK, o. s. my2su
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OFFICE OrrH, coaesslos.Rs or THE CONSOLIDATE

R9-By virtue " the 37th section OF the act
ofthe II isgture Of tie State OF Louisiana entitled IAN
consolidate the city oNew Orleans and vide for the
and dnist alton n affairs the purpose
OF pay ing th debt maturing this year,
Sealed Proposals. viii be received at this Office until the I'd
MUHnAY May, tlh May. 1858 for the purchase of Fifty
Five B7nds Of the Cy Of New Orleans, the of One
Thousand Dollars ea maturing during the year 1892 with
interest coupons aiac ed t.eeto at the OF six
per anuun payable emf annually in the city Of New York
Propoato be enbrsed Bids FIR the purchase Of
the Ciy Of New ans" and addressed to o. DEBUYS see
re,ary. &C mmAs i0ners.-
Chas. Waterna Mayor. Ad nupre, Chairman.
Thos Teard Comptroller Jno. NJ Hall, Chairman.
Alan Giden, Treasurer.
MI I'd q DrRTryg sac.a,arv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23
FIRES.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION IN WILLIAM STREET
-TXO PERSONS INJURED.

FIRE AND EAPLOSlON IN WILLIAM SthLEi
TWO PERSONS INJURED.
Yesterday morning about o'clock, fire broke out
in the fve-story bailding, No. l9' william street,
lower floor, Placement and cellar occupied By LOWS
Gail, Wholesale druggist; second door by Hanger n
Hermes, glders and pic.ure-frs Manufacturers
third floor by Humbert & Dibb', wl1Acase msnuiac-
turers. The fire originated in the sub-celar and was
caused by the explosion Of can or barrel OF inter.
Mr.. Netcb, an employee of Mr.. Gail, sent Henry
Hepken the porter down stairs with Lighted csn lie,
for the purpose Of filing bottle with spirits OF inter
and ether Soon after the porter had gone down. MI
Nei,ch heard cries of "Oh, Oh, followed by the
rumblipg noise accompanying an explosion. L pom
looking down tho hatchwsy, he saw the porter en-,
yeIoped in flames and rushing down stairs he saved
The Door man from being burned to death by throwing
something about him. lienken was severely burned
.hout the face and hands, and was conveyed to hi.
residence in West Broadway. II seems that he had
in some manner or other allowed the flame OF the can
J 70 co,rc in coisct with the spirits, and before re
coud recover from his fright the occurronci, Tie
place was on hre. ,
TIE flames rushed ny tie haiohway and sialrcase
ctt,g of the escape 81 parties in the upper paIi ot
IN, bru-e Mr. Hanger escaped hy leaping from the
.econcs,ory rindow To the siregnk and was severe
~ Injured ty falling % his hip.
MIR. Uumbtrt escaped ~ .ettDg himself down ~
H. shutters Foor persons Escaped 10 tho sane Inaa'
1t! by the Tea. ara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

irg VIII parade next Thursday the anniversary Of
Evacuaiice Day. According TO the general orders
iseues by Gen. Ssndford. the division line will b,
fcrue on toe scu ride Of rowtaerih street n the
right on Broadway. and vii be- reviewed by the Gov
erIor at IT oclock. Tie line Of march will be down
Broadway TO Chambers street a1i through Chambers
AMI Centre streets t. the east gate Of THE Park where
marching salute will BE- given 10 iron, of the CITY
Hail. salute TO the comm Hnder n-ch;ef will DC fired
in Union square, uadsr the direction Of b. ,sder.
General latcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23
APPEAL FOR THE cHILDRES's AID SOCIETY.

As the Winter approaches, the labor, and e1penses
nj r e,y ner-asr wbe the deprcsss u bnsness - ~
,,o a. usuy u our ssual couou'ns b. siew OF the s
raj nature Of aud 10 msniss. paoe
lee have hight ssk the pablo toldy i9f support
wsn thai es, object to sa Inc poor OF
children Of The city. Nh a. A.
,-.t u..t .onssn, feel that h, uonsy msy De 81 oacs
u.lssed by insn perse and ln{ t.4sn' % 'A "'J y"
,c,d 10 ,he i.,,it. bep.it II The ,bd
~ ess,e t sies the alnoner for eli seh, and woea
poor house, cbidrpn - a. 70 ta"f
- -. o.. or ,tor. may Ascertain th-ir real oordon
Cur psn II scs tEe'- ohAii'n l. vel knoTn, 80 ,
the poor chfrru IL good noaiee ~ ae
49, Durinr The year, have sent oct sws - 20
In he N9r,h Z. 81 .ss,2 ss,eL sa.s DC s0ssS
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The building belongs TO Mr.. Martin Haberrhav and
il eoniderably damaged although the bulk Of the fire
j. c,r fined 10 the sub cellar.
Tie damage 10 the stock of Mr. Gail l. e-tmstei st
$i0oO, ard is fully insured. NJ Gail went TO VII.
Esm-burct a. tell lis wife Of the occurerce and sai
be wolId be back to- morrow TODAY
Les o. Hanger 4 Hermes, $lOO insured 81 900 in
the Columbia Insurauce Company. l. 50 Of Hunbert
& Dibhs, 500; insured 500 IN the Bfcoklya Insar.
srce Conpauy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

The RECENT RrS-OvEE CAsE.-Coroner Connery.
yesterday, held inquest ut tho house No. 3l9 East
Ninth r,et on the body of Matthew H. Hickey, the
boy six years of sgc, who on Saturday by
a bakers cart, driven by young man named Robert
j. Black, previously reported The testimony went
&c slow that Black had driven in front of house aud
while delivering breao tho deceased and another boy
seated themselves of the steps OF the vehicle.
When he came out he ordered them asay, but while
Black was leaving bread for another family, the
boy Hickey sat down on the other step of the cart,
and there remained tll the driver jumped into his cart
and drove away Almost immediately atcr the horse
started the boy fell from hs seat before the wheel,
which passed his hcsd, causing fats injuries.
Whether Black saw the boy before he started IL u-
certain but sitter the he stopped has horse
and, with assistance, conveyed him into the house,
after which an officer took the driver 10 cuetody. On
tie evidence presented to them the Jury render ID
verdict ar follows:
"That Matthew ii. Hickey came TO bis death by
being rolled over by cart belonging to Mr.. Black,
the baker in No. 335 Bowery, aud that his death was
caused by reckless driving Of MI. X. j. Black.
The accused, on the rendition of the verdict was
required to give bail in the Of $4,000 to answer
any Indictment the Grand Jury may find against him.
Mr.. Aaron s. Black of No. i0l Broadway, became hts
surety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23
L. J. ROlAS
MANI Er A PAEI,
T. ARESTRIA,
AIlEHI AEkIIA
To the Hon. MAYOR Of the CITY q New

To the Hon MAYOR Of the City - New York
The picture is about , feet by 3, giving three
quarter length portrait of RE South American hero in
profile. He is painted in full uniform, and looks the
stern, resolue hero. The picture is surrounded by
heavily git frame very handsome, and ornsmented on
tie ridcs with elegant scroll work, aud in the corners
represented groups of armor. banners shields and
weapons of war, the whole making an appropriate
and costly gl..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

AcADFNr OF Nrsic.-Norart's " lie Nozze iii Fig.
arc will be performed this evening for the frs, time,
sitter careful rehearsal. Mile. Pccolomini, Nile Chi
chi, Madame Berke, Carl Formes Florenzs, Lsiini
aid others in the cast. Conductor, Mr.. Anschuz.
The opera will be given on Wednesday eveOing for
tie list time this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

Serious Sr,BBSG ArrR,r-AsrE-MoRTES Ey.
ANISArIos OF The WoUSDED PARrY.--About
o'clock, on Monday morning, James Williams fire.
man belonging TO Engine Company No. IL, and Daniel
p. Howell, carman, and said, by the police to beloog
to the Company got into fight together, whiIo
under the influence Of liquor at the corner Of Goerck
aud Grand streets when Williams drew knife and
stabbed his antagonist in the left side Of the abdomen.
inhcting wound which will probably prove mortal.
He was promptly arrested and the wounded man wsS
attended at drug store by aud then taken to his
residence, No. Margin street. During the afternoon,
Coroner Connery took the anenortem examination Of
Howell and he stated that Williams sought qnsrroi
with bin, and that be thought he HowcID struck him
before the stab was Inflicted. The Jury rendered
verdict TO the effect that, Howell wss wounded In
Z" the left side Of the abdomen by James Wilams.'
On the rendition Of the verdict the accused wa com
mitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

INV CorEr Rooxs.-The rooms in Burtors Old
Thester which have been fitted up for the Csited
States Courts and Federal offices, will b. opened to-
day. Tie United States Circuit Court will commence
business at ~ q. H., Judge Nelson presiding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

A PREsEsr FROM VENEZUELA To THE CRY OF
Nrw-YoRX.-On Saturday handsome preseot from
the Republic OF Venezuela to the City of New-Ycrk,
was received at the Mayors office IL is largo por-
trait OF Simon Bolivar the South American Liberator.
The git was accompanied by the following letter:
NUw-YoRK Nov. 70. 1883.
Sta: The Yeo,ruela the
walls Of the City Hall portrait, said 70 be likeness II our
most Iussous fellow citizen, Simon Bolivar the eunent
Of Carscss, the LbeTstor Il NeG.Eue New }saads,
Ecuador Peru snd Bolivia rt- Commission believe that that
portrait bess rssembance the of Bolivar, aud
h-Is desous that this psy should
henoss OF ihs, the liberty Of ~ aTdus tae
sccompan wing ~h the that b.
cepted aft from the r. pubic Of |.nexucs 10 the city OF
NewioIh We have the honor T. BE-. ST. ol-dient
wants J. RotAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

ATTEMPT % BURGLARS To Murder 4 PoticEaas.
-Yestcrday morning, abont O'Clock, Officer Davis
of the Seventeenth Precinct, while on duty, had his
attention attracted toward two Suspicious llows who
entered the rear yard Of premises NJ. go Eldridge
street lie followed them for the purpose Of watching
their ements, when they CHANGED to discover him
and disch arged two shots from their revovers at him.
the DULLES whzzing elose 10 his head and lodging Ia
board fence. Officer Davis rushed upon them AMI
dealt one heavy blow with his club, the other dart
ing behind the officer aud firing another shot at him,
but fortunately without doing material injury.
Both the thieves then fell upon the officer and
knocked him down with the butt end of their revol-
yers after which they fed. Upon recovering his senss
the officer discovered large bundle Of valuable cl tn
pg ia the yard which thefugtyes had eft behind Fhs
property had been stolen from the resdence Of Jobs
7. TIebley No. Ia Edridge street, which they hsd
entered by forcing Q rear window. The burglars In
their attempt to escape left behind their cloth caps
and the butt end Of Of tho pistols which was
broken over the head Of the officer. TIE police arc
engaged searching for the burglar.
THE MrLHERS PERJURY CAsy.-Ihe further exAm-
nation Of this eas<, which was to have taken ps"re
Yesterday before Jusiioe Webb, wa postponed unta
Wednesday afternoon next.
prRot.pY N YoyxERs-Policemen Ryer Of tho
Twelfth Ward, yesterday morning, arrested man
Owing his name o. Carl Foster, charged with having.
o, s.,nrday evening last, broken into the clothing
tore of Mr. Bailey Hobbs, in the village Of ioakess,
.nd s,ealiux 49, worth Of cloth and clothing Mort
~ the stolen property found 10 posse sson Of tho
accused The pnsoner was sent to Westchests County
for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

The Board Of Councilmen hsd no quorum yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

LyAcrarioy D,r-Not osly tue 9Th and tue 'i-'
Regiments bit the whole FTst Division u '-o Wv
Yo,k STATE MIis Major General sasdi''a c''no'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

ESCAPE or DR. GuLLARDET FROM The CRY
PRlsos.-Considerable excitement and commotion oc-
CURED among the officials vi the City Prison yesterday
afternoon in consequence Of the discovery that DIR.
Theodore Gsardet had escaped. DIR. Galsriet it
will be remembered, committed assault upon Mr..
Hiram CranstoD proprietor Of the New York Hotel,
some months AGO, for which be was tried before
Recorder Barnard at the October Term of the General
Sessions, and convicted. The accused was remanded
to the City Prison to await sentence, which hs, not
vet been pronounced by the Recorder.
On Saturday last, jeremiah Baker, an officer at-
tached to the Court OF Sessions ordered to bring
Doctor Galardet before the Recorder which oeder he
proceeded to execute hut reaching the Recorders
Office, it was discovered that he was not in. The
officer remained time with the prisoper and the
Recorder pot returning Dr. Gailardet requested Ba-
ker 10 accompany hun to the upper part of the city
before returning to prison. officer Baker ssnliod his
willingness to acccde to the request, and the two en-
tered a Fouith-avenue car, but where they got out
has not yet transprei. IL Is said that the Doctor
called npon friends in The upper part OF the city,
and accepted inv ston 10 dine with them. Either
before dinner was over Immediately afterward, DIR.
Galardet il supposed to have lefl the dining groom
without bis hat aud made hs escape from the house,
the officer at the time being in another part Of the
premises. After the lapse Of an hour or more Officer
Baker made Inquiries tor his prisoner, bu, tn, Doctor
was nowhere TO be found, and bio whereabouts upto
the prcsent Tine ore unknown to the Police.
The keepers OF the prison. seems not aware OF
the escape Ct the Doctor until il reported to them
yesterday Afternoon Officer Baker, it seems kept the
matter secret VI ye-t. rday when he announced the
TACT Of the escspe to the keepers OF the prison and
subsequently reported j. to Mr.. S,dgwik, Assistant
Di-trlct-A.tOrney. Had Officer Baker INN sdately
given notice Of tie erc.pe o! the convict the Police
Telegraph might have been brought into re4astion and
the police about the city and country put OIL the aert
Tie Police are on tho lookout for the fugitive DIeto
but il i runoiel that no Is Oh his way To France
having sailed on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

The FORCED bills upoS TnE NsrioSat BaSX OF
AVsTRi.-Sone further information was elected yes
tsrday relative to the pse. concerned IN the manu-.
factare Of counterfeit bills upon the National Bank Ut
Austria which have been 20 extensively circulated IN
this city within the last s;I months. The following
sfidavi, was prevented
Daniel Club 4 No lg7 Mulberry street. benz s~orn says
tina. he plate printer In L- employ II osu Coasana So'
OF Plne sHd Nassaa Ss.e,a sa sodetnn. ~ 'ay 49,
While dsronsn, va. oG' OF en1, Z. W. @ "
tia. Germ bad been there and wanted plate Pri,, ana
ysed deo9rept " him that csporen went 70 ip "iA
street, and employed BY SAID German WHOSE lame an
Anovn c-poaent = se1ry u el5 Per wsss ana w. %
work p,irps fIorl the E.s zased No in the unfinished
bill h.reiIto nnsxed that after printing ao, ~
lions from such plate deponen. ceaSd wofE M is" oAyA
beps told they waitirg r cher s',s WI we're
Exp ssd 20 be ready IN few days ia s.o.-el ~ I'm
Erh usrkrd No .sken) vas taeE furnished
,ld t.consrt rcozes.ea worn OF scost D lnpfes-s
ror, plate upon p.psr sa'.s no 9'aer pI.., I'o
va. then directed 70 psi s5ca. so" nP.tsoss comp@
which he did and IF which tie s7a 4 ons copy sns'
~ ser ermsn or II1ussrsn ksc frequently, aud dep1-
sDd that ne rprrss'ots
t-nr worked on certificates y b. used by wins hpn
uori M depon~pt Continued q, such "orf 49,.
four weeks. and thea islt 'cce tine lie hA'
OF ''ia oeT'an'- DANIEL CLUB.
I. Wa further asccrtained that Messrs. 'erer'
Van Strydouck photographer, No. - Bsskmsn street,
were cJu.nlted ebout doing the work oi engraving ''
BILL: tba, Mr.. Wm 4. Saith plate snsraYer' Ne. -
Beekmsn stTeet, Pearl, engraved tne n'.ua."'
eagl.; ard the, Mr.. William Pate 4 No 10 bi'Nns
.lp p-nisd lumber Of unfu,bed bills.
lie ACCUSED plse.sd rvt g'diy. bai Ea'sa . ss9's
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puylrjoy YIsIT.-1Le irieDd. Of tue KsV. Ha X
Steward, srd the Mariner Church, o. WHEN ne Is
pastor are invited to vis him at hls rsei5hee No 81
MARI Ct street, On Thursday Afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

The corccrt Of Arthur Napoleon, the young p'a'-'''
tske- plac, this evening a. Dolwo9th'.
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Mese,s. William Mason and TDseiore ihoina- give
the first Of series of classical matrices 'nr aei
at Doiworths Academy, commencing o. "o'"0,
They will be assisted BY Messrs. Gan nS'sHa"' -
Mosenthsl and G.. MstIka-