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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

A gold excitement has been kicked ND
during the last few days at BelIeyille,
hichland County, Ohio valuable deposits
OF the precious metal having been report
ed rs discovered in hill, halfa mile north
east Of that village.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
NELAINO7YPE And ANBROTYPE
LIkENESSES.

INHE Subscri Der would respectfully announc,
Il to the citizens Of Quasqueton and vicinity
that he has opened rooms at kelloggs Brick, Cd
door north of the School House, for the purpose
of taking the above beautiful pictures
The Subscriber, DESTROYS of giving all an OPP
portunity of having their pictur,s taken, offers
where money is not to be had--to take Store
pay, Provisions, DC.
4-tf) JAMES A. WILSON. Artist
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

THOMAS H. BURRowEs, anti Locompton
candidate for Mayor of Lancaster, Pa, has
been elected by a small majority over the
Buet ianan candidate.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

4 MEETING of the cit;: e. of Qrasq teton
~ and vicinity interested in FRO, idilg ad-
ditional Educatio lal facilite, for this 9 ,mmu.
nifty, will be held at School House han. IN
THURSDAY. Evening, 25th inst, at Z o'clock.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
N- The Essay read by Dr.. BrpwELI

~ The Essay read by DR.. BIDwELL,
at the Congregational Church, on Friday
Evening last, in lieu of the regu' a ly an
nounced lecture, was most admirable
effort, and was listened to with marked
attention by those fortunate enough to
hear it. The subject matter was The
STUDY OF THE DEAD LANGUAGES" tie
Doctor contending that the amount
practical knowledge to be derived from
their study, or other benefits accruing to
the student therefrom, is not sufficient to
repay the time and trouble necessary to
their acquaintance, and do not warran
the prominence given these studies in our
higher Institutions of learning.
We did intend to give the Dr's views
somewhat at length, but find ourselves
at present unable to do so. His DC 81
tons may not be unexceptionable, but
the style of treating his subject certainly
was. His argument was forcible and to
the point, his diction elegant, and his
ta;nIv has dese~edIy eh hr,;lisa mi +
reputation for intellectual ability.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
A Course of Weekly Lectures

Will be delivered in the Congregational Church
in Quasqueton, commencing Friday evening
Dee. 25th, and continuing as per ann ouncement
below. The public are nvted to attend. Ad-
mittance free
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

T" Come hurry M, boys, and finish your tea,
For tonight, at the Empire, there's bigjubilee.
When the tables are cleared, boys, sure Charlie
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
the people of Kansas the odium of unius-

the people of Kansas the odium of unjus-
tifiable rebellion.
If four ffths of the people of Kansas
are opposed to the laws declared to be in
force, and if the Nebraska bill, which
guarantees their "perfect freedom in
framing their constitution, and in form
ing and regulating their institutions in
their own way" is the supreme law, is
it not at least illogical to contend that
that majority is rev dictionary, because
it is endeavoring to obtain the rights
granted by that bill? How, under that
law. majority becomes rebellious, is not
to us sufficiently clear.
Despite all quibbling technicalilies and
casuistry, the one unanswerable fact re-
mains, that an overwhelming majority Of
the people of Kansas are opposed to the
constitution which the President has re-
solved to force upon them, and their re-
bellion is nothing but The exercise of their
right to choose their own government.
The question is not one of free or slave
territory, as the President asserts, but il
is the right of the people to self-govcrn
ment
The President justifes the action of
the administration upon this matter, by
affecting jealous regard for the law, and
contending that its observance is the
chief virtue of republic. And yet he
advises that it would be proper for the
people of Kansas to alter this constitution
in defiance of law-thus overturning,
unwitingly perhaps, the whole edifce he
had so laborious reared. First obey the
law, then destroy it. The morality OF
the suggestion is as questionable as its
logic is loose.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
stlarrifo.

On the 18th inst, by Esquire Hoover. MR..
THOMAS PETTIGREW to MISS CATHAR-
me RAMSAY, both of Newton Township.
Buchanan county, Iowa.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

gT Messrs. 7. S. SKINNER d Co., Dubuque
have been duly appointed Agents for obtain
ing subscriptions and advertisements, for this
paper.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

By THE INDEPENDENCE OWL CLUB.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

Mn. X. j. THORNTON, with Older, Lee d Co.
Independence. is our authorized agent for that
vicinity. Mr.. THORNTON will receive and receipt
for subscriptions, advertisements, dc. All Job
work entrusted to his care will be done fifty per
cent cheaper ana better than can be done else
where in this County
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

OPERATIONS ON THETEETH
Henry S. Chase, N. D.
Sherin',s Sale.

INDEPENDENCE. IOWA, 1858. f(4.f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
DIED..

BENFDICT-In Brooklyr, THURSDAY. Me-, q ocsoss
o. n Resale Charles L. Beuedci aud d'sh<f VI 0'
ste Abue- BeLsdict, ,,r.....t ,bi.
oty (saiu-dey) biafco q. ocock 2 u 10 = N'
stree, Bro kyn Hieh:s without further n'rsioh'
ByCK-In this city OIL fndsy March ;. OF ona fo41e'
1. Becs, az, I. years. . ,, ! .. .,,.,A n.
III ,tive and IN pds Of he 'smy r9lfs Z" seelo IN"
te,n AZ s, Johns Ch1ci in aTlct ,et Ue'"eeI Lae u
A.a Beach ,tr.ss OF Sunday next the 'h '' CsA
o. a. eitbout f.-sher Invitation
BRyAS-Ip this oity Thursday morring nncn wine
oriy son Of William J. and sarah j. bysn ssed Jssfs
u1cGths znc IL dsya ... ,..n...,,. n- ,,,;,.A o..
st,snd bs funer saturday afternoon 81 e1T from the
seiracs OF b,- psre-t, No ln Wooster street
R.IDWtSa. No Is4 West Seventeenth street OF TbCsiay
nn~it, March Q. occck OF Insissfnus Fanny AdeHds
,ounaet daughter Of Euos and Amelia Bsldni; sseo
u.o-.ts snd fsy.
ppou NInG-In Washir go- City. Monday March l. OF
S,,,ou Of tie ..gs Grr;Iadr Alice wife Ct William A.
BrOVLiug
Rv.sDsIy-A the Wy,uinr Seminary Kirrs,oa Luzsrre
Cu-y Penn Tlesday, Feb . Cha:Ies Besflsy, " the
Goth scar of bis age
C.IDW ELLA. bu1son n. Y. O. Sunday Feb q Il The
s;,h ,es- !. her age Elizabeth wife Of Jsne, CstveI
c.NNo S5i West Thirty ifh street, on Thnr.da, M,rch
FL Csiu daughter q COehe Csn Of Lei.rm Ireland aged
81 lesD
cARpEs-A. No n Mal.t street OF Thur.dsy ss,oh Net,
Dshs. ksus dsueh,e Ct Jotn ID. and Meta CARDS. aged
vnud II u0uth'.
FOW Ii Ou Fhdsy M.eh Frederick Eugere Of Sec
usn X aid Emma Fowler sgee 10 months -
d, rs the ssi6uce Of his pstep.s Mary street 80 "A
hriiose sundsy Nh inst, .; oeiock p
FFLT.ht wr.ttsm M,ss % Thurdsy -vrnins ha'h y
MI h,Ith 3 Y-r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
MARRIED..

hFNS-HALLOCK-At Church, on Washington square,
OF Thursdsy March by the Rev Dr. Hnt;on D Andrews
and Emily s. daughter Of Lewis Haock NJ D. 81 Of IN" CITY
ATKINSON BRYAN-In this city on Thursday March BY
the Rev Mr. Suth Of Seventh Presbyterian Chufch
Aaron b. Atkinson OF Cossgicks N j. 20 Miss Ss'1h Am
B,yan of Columbus n }.
New Jersey pepers please copy.
DODGF-PAIJLDING-At Calvary Chnrch, Wednesdsy,
March s. ty the Rev Dr. Creighton, Rchard Irving Dodss
T. $ Army. Julia Rhinsander, daughter oi 'edeheA
Psudins esq
HuDLER-KEYs-In this city. "Wednesday, March 3 oy
The r.. Charles G. Keys the residence OF th BRIDE amer
Edgar Hudlsr Of Rondou. NJ r. TO Miss Hannah heys OF
keR-York City.
KEEP-CROsS-At Harrison We.tchesr Connty on lnui'
cav March b. u, Rev Henry Need, Mr.. Cha' Keep OF
NtyYorh tc Ssraa A. Cross daughter Of james Cross esq
formerly o. Brooklyn.
EOBLE-STEBBINS-on Wednesdsy March . y tns eev, ~
Or Brdel Fzerrs.d Noble Of LOdon 20 Fsn7y j. ed~st
ca. gb,er Of Henry q. Stetbins
TALBOYS-sTEBBINS-On Wednesday March Ey The hrI'
Or Beoeli William P. TAboys, formerly t Ohio'c LasAa
70 Goa yo-rg..: da~ss,sr ofHeufy @ Sebbnt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
FRIDAY. March 3--P.

With considerable irregulshty and hesitation IN Tie
uov.ms,,. stock. were rather 6rmsr this morning
.bsp at the close Of yesterday. The Only marked ss-
cer,on wss Rock Island, which un'eI Ass 49, ~
a lending operator, declined to ooi. ana i@meas"y
~. Adjourn ment 70 S. though frner at tee close.
The market soaks 10 .tock., however, s readily -
sponge ab.orbs water, and !" ea''euy' s''e, 0nepsy
,o es nro6.. il quite srksbe. Neither individuals
nor c,aue. can contro the pressnt upward uovenss.
IL is supported BY the irresistible power Of mossssy
abundance, and can be checked bet for the mo@ses
wber the supply /. in excess Of the demand from ~
free .alss Of those who have been largo bays" .
lover pIiees Opers,on who expect 70 ~. .
ouirrli Ike that whcA . aow esrJAs sAs Shss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
COURT OF GENERAL sEssiONS-MascH 5.-ssfors Judge

Scarcely sny business a. done in this Court to-day
The Assistant Attorney Mr. Sedgwck announced that
lie bed no IN readiness for today except m respect ot
tla bad been found this week snd he did not ier
ike p s.ng the psties such indictments 70 ra before al
least the lapse Of week from the tine the indictments wele
found In The mean tine .he Grand Jury entered the Conr
room aud handed Up number Ct bills TO the Cour when they
ben sds and the trial Of the parties TO them set down for
future DAY Ryan and John kerIean boys indicted o
bresry In the Lrd degree pleaded guilty 10 petit LARGELY and
xe. seutenced 10 the Ptnitentafy for six months each
The Cou.. the- .ook till Monday morning IL O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
sIrpRFMF COJRr-SPrct,L TFRM-Msrch BEFORE Judge
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPKcI.L TERa-MARcH .
DECISION.
Knapp sgt. Harlem Railroad COmpsny.-Dscre

settled.
TRIAL TERs.-March 5-SLossoN, j.
Peter c. Anthony at. James Smith
Thi, il an seton recover damages for assault AMI
battery cmmtted person Of the psn,i by the defendant
The dsmsges srr laid 3, $1,000. . ,
II appesrs tbst plaintiff is married msn with family
living here In the wtsrru psft this Stal, At IN" time
the alleged assault be rpeettd with s'e l"a tuid v
On AL afternoon sometime in the first part ~ October lN
sbu m two ot the defendant walking down
Wsl .rcet Pearl when the plaintiff brushed AGAINST them
and nk,d where they lived They shruhk from HIM h-
be follow that they would tell him here they lived
he would give htma pes TIE ar, then took refuge
i'm the office of iuher the defendant who then com
mission merchant in Ptsr street. The plaipt took his station
on the corner await tor the young ladies' 10 aa
no the street alleged the Of the defense lie hd
however 20 ait long The defendant on hearing that
bis dan had been nured into the se seized
the plaintiff knorked him and then dragged him into bis
back Office He kept the plaintiff there abOu, half hour
tiousy beating him the mrsntiE Tho utif sege. that
e very much injured his eyes bring br keued his
ured &C. by which he confined to his house about tSo
weeks
The cas-. will be continued on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
NEW-JERSEY uEM3

Preachers Cos,EREscE.-The Thirty seventh
session Of the Newark Conference Preschers AssCci-
son will be held in the Heddrg NJ. L. Church at Jer'
s.y City on Monday and Tuesday next. The Quar-
telly sermon will be preached by the Rev. ID. ID.
Love Of Newark. Among the other exercises it Is AZ
toupced that the Rev. j. II. Knowles will read paper
entitled "The History Of Methodism in Hoboksn''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

THnFAT OF BrRsiSc TIE EQrARAsrIsE BruDIsc
"A reached the city yesterday ths. it was in.
tended by mob TO set fire to the Quarantine buildings
at Seguines Point Gu Staten Island during the nigat
squad of police was ser !down last evening to protect
the property in case sueh attempt wa made and to
arrest the incendiaries
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

FrsrRAL or The LATE FIREMAN HrSr-Not-
tapdpg the incement weather large number Of
the relatives and friends OF the late Freeman HUT.
assembled at his residence, corner of President aud
Clinton streets yesterday morning in order to pay the
last tribute of respect to the deceased. His remains
were pcosed in handsome coffin on the lid Of which
was silver plate bearing his name, age, and date of
his DEATH The Rev. Mr.. Longfellow of the Second
Unitarian Church, preached the funeral sermon, and
eloqueny alluded to the deceased, in few appropri-
ate remarks He spoke of his success in business, and
his talents, which we're Of high order and ssd that
he made many friends and lost but few, if any. The
commercial world had lost an able writer, and the
country good citizen and Mr.. Hunts demise would
be keenly felt in every portion Of the land
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

have made "dead set sgains' nm ie''e'uH
join Mccarthy, who was short tune ago ai'e.'ea %
charge of gambling, met Stanly IN Deimonioo oa'
room and made desperate assault upon MIN o'aal
was struck several times snd khooheu u0" ""' o''
etcsped sny serous injury. Two on thiee psNe7"e"
present in disguise, be says. ana re'used I" aeN
,be .ss.,a,t A complaint was made at the Mayors
Offoe. and warrant issuet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

OIL .A-Charter Oak Chapter, No. l9, Of Jersey
CITY elected the following officers Thursday svea-
ing: Sacbem, Lutte ii. Cumming; First u, Peter
5. 1ildeu; c. c., j. a. Robertson; b. G., Jame 6
Henry; {. Of E., John Ii. Ward; S. at A., Joel D.
flatt.
A qus,terly meeting of Chsncery o. I. A., of New.
jersey, viii be held at Newark or Wednesday oi next
week
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

I,oyEsTs.-Coroper Shell held an inquest on Thurs
d.y evening on the body Of child a No % Stanton street
nan ed Edward A. Phillips which died ot oonvul'ion' eo
Coroner Cozne yestedsy s held 81 nques NO 4os
Hck street on the body OF Bridget McComick aged % years
who committed suicide BY cutting her throat with razor
dsv noon Deceased widow and tor some three Tln
pat has been in health ard consequently tesponden when
sh found .hc lying upon the toor the W slh en-
tir, syeed aud cead verdict OF death oJ scidr VI" rem
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
lAdvrr-i--rne nt

Goop-BYE To LITTLE CoRDELA.-We shall
80 her no more TVS ATrLRSoos sie m,tss her very u
,,c., ,,sncs She plays EsA" and also KIM Ch.l-." A.
T,pst,-'s Hu.EUs-~o Of her effective d
eb,,er She has nothing equL IN such pas III, /. .m.
Es,rrblnr-u cf life ard truihfulness nSur- o. and
bid her far-~eG Mrs q c Ho~ARD pays B,A,us. Tsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

NEw-JERsEY STATE LusATIc AsrLUa.-The An
nua Report OF the Managers Of the NeE-Jersey LLns
tic Asylum shows the whole number of patients re-
ceived and reated during the year TO have beer 81
a greater number than any preceding year: vi .iH
number, Sc discharged recovered, 6' improVeu'
9 unnpr,ved, escaped, and "a died, leaving 2,y pa
tierts IN the Asy lum the 3lst day " DeeemoeI'
SJ7-6 than at the cose cf the prect ding year
Ut tie whole number, lg9 were men and @oo women;
OF tie number remaiuLg 43 Dauper patients 100
ipoige1t, and 6S private. - 1910
Since tue opening Of the Asylum, on May 10, 1910;
20 Jbn. |, 1858 tie number of cases received ano
treated IL 23U-jsS snd 6i2 women: vi tuio
number So discharged recovered, 2o3 improved
SO unimproved, escaped. and l6i died: .,..,
TIE oGnsr! expeDses ot the instnut"n ior Tue iH,s
wear S43 80 AZ, AID the receipts LON va aou'
sauces wee nearly equal 10 this amount
COsyIoIIos'oF IHT ELMIRA BrRCLARS.-Iae tnaI
Of Parker aud Man!us Card toe Two men sFtssa u In.
Cy se'.rs ~tks .uee for heavy burg AIRY ~ & hs
to- later psces T." f@y. ago. resll. ~ , 80 n r,oLh
the stat Prison tDr four ears ana one ~
Zach
NaTIoSAL SHooTrsG-NATcH.-A three days Prze P
r. m Phiisdthi. B,tmore We.ef EevYort and ds-Ita.
& CO.. N.S IT,, D-y .s a, ss, Fs day $50 $50 na
Sac second day sitN $50 snd $50 hir' f q yssi.
boundaTy and SLOWED ehar. OF u ouHf. TIE T,pr5
swardee forow. Fr day f pre- ,snfs s.y Of
@ asfrS Ts, a5a Pd dr e, ; 81
500 pzs wele avd,d bs;"een E rs tbird przr
BY kinE Of Nsw.York Tuird dsy hr p'ir- fis oot
JoLn bodentCwn snd sanford 0i fs s.,n, ,hr
th- SECOND AID third About LEO birds were A'ne s
thie. DAYS
BrECLaEIFs The residence ct Mr. I uoI"t =. ,', NV
Eds, No lis Mercer .toC.. J-sy Cry W1 s c,Sips 20
s. durra Thur'dsy night snd roteta o. ~ Ar e-casd d..
the ST.. of tb, l-rp-irstoIr have N c.
cten Durte th, high thr ,he obbr De-.
IL lcrk .eet r,ce. ei similar yisitaiion o ~. a
esrm.d and fec vi,hou, taking tDi' 2 - noah.
tnf Hs; NJ Cases Aouie has Ssen eH'@f'" "''-'-
The expenses of the Poet Ofi'e De pa'I ~ s,a ~
Jesv for tbs g., eadins Jne " le'I &c .s
cost q trszApv.tsInL of rls. tpsSc III te''F'
\ -isiIs deceit q eS,is 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
fAdverii~mentl I
CATION TO PIANO BUYERS.-Never purchase

CAUTION TO PIANO BUYERs.-Never purchase
PNo of persn who has rented ,ae les, ,hs owner
,rr eotu. and il from thee and thou lose thou heat
p.d m roverb) bu. rather to the Pio Agency Of Hos
.c, N.1Es, No S Broadway. where you obtain good
new v,aIArrO PtXo atsvry lou price fr cash and
ru.eA for Two years A,o. Music q, hall price Hosssrr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

up, probably. Gl Monday awaiting an e1smia alton.
Curry refunded the overchase (sl3O' and wa. lib
Grated. 1t is stated by parties who know, thst net
ore case in fly Of these swindles is complained Of
the victims being sinple-mioded country people and
in hurry to leave on their journey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

AMrAs THrFr-On Thursday night very dash'ne
looking fellow, named Edward Lyons, went into the
fancy store No. $50 Broadwny kept by Mrs. Elizabeth
Link and requested to look at some collars. After
maainga very triAing purchase, Lyons asked to oe
shown three diamond exhbltedin shoS
case Mr.. Link handed over the small box containing
the studs when Lyons put one in his shirt bosom to
see how il would look. He then examined the other
two. and in moment thereafter took them from the
box and rushed out of the door followed by Mrs Link
A Mr.. Cbelnan being tod Of the occurrence started
after the thief and after pursuit Of several blocks
eventually arrested him in bookstore whittier he
had fed with view Of eludng fun her pursuit. justice
Kelly sent Lyons to prison to await his trai. The
property was not recovered, Lyons having thrown 1t
away in his fight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Lee sad Of Huguenot origin; HE aucestor' were s%ou
lbe first that arrived and setted on the isaao
ksitan or New-Amsterdam. The Van ooaeoaV'o"'
l. Van Schouvenbovers were identihed WIN 'no ~
eres,s and pros perty Of tho city in many lmpOr.an,
stous from its first foundation. MI Z. Ia.ne, aau
,.Ddfstb,r both served through the Revolution w';d
E.opctiop and honor; he himself was conspicuous In
rn.hirg esns and influence to raise company any TOT
rnsr. of srt;lvery during the war of 1912, aud was
Ts,;orsd At Sandy Hook and adjacent places. He
sas a,so commander of the Old North Fort and other
lnpoytant defenses during the war
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

CoNmIssrosERs Oh DEEDs-The Law Committee
of tie Common Council have caused u list TO be pre-
pared of ~ Commissioners Of Deeds in the City Of
Brooky&by which it sppe lrs that there are at pres
last wear fixed the number to be appointed at 300 IL
are tequeI ty there u lnces There over lOO
applications ior appointment before the Law COMMITTEE
at present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

SUPFRIsTHNDKsTs or The POOR.-At meeting OF
the Supenendents OF the Poor OF Kings County held
ON Wednesday an invitation received fro the Su-
perirteLdens Of the Poor of Onondags Couaty askln<
the Superntenden;s of Kings County g attend Stats
COnv eution of the Superintendent OF the different
counties to be held at Syracuse the h inst. The
matter was referred to the Clerk to reply.
Committee WAS appointed 70 lDquire into the
praeticablty of obtaining supply of water from the
Nassau Water Company tor the County buildings, and
also 10 inquire into the fe ssbity of ma1u tcturiDg
gas ard introducing it into the County buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

SWALLOWING AN AMERICAN HALF-E,GLE.-Yes-
terday afternoon an Irish woman named Margaret
Kelly was taken before Justice Wesh, at the Tenn os
Police Court on a charge of petty larceny The COM
planant was James Seaman who alleged that he had
given his baby FIVE dollar gold piece to play with,
and that Margaret had stolen the coin aud swallowed
it TO prevent detection. Margaret however, protested
her innocence of the crime but the daughter of the
complainant testified that che her pass the Amer
ican haf-eagle into her mouth. The magistrate COM
mitted Margaret for trial at the Special Session.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
lAdvrrtisement
AZ

FALSE PRETENsEs.-We lesrn that persons Ia
h. st ueehborirs cities are scS fran Workshop
and cm bas oy,ter cellar. examining ss.s sIa PIC
nsins tht they our r.ce and employed sna sen
o.. by =. Of which n utterly h.- All PhrerelosoS Ian
nA.os On "ur srcunt made q public lecture. o - a
etslssdUasi. No. - Brosdv~I FvvlkG WILL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

p,,cr,oS FOR VILLAGE OFFICERS At YoSKERs.-
h, election was held at Yonkers Tuesday last for
E~u.ge officers. viz: President, four Trustees lone
Ia .bon, 10 fill vacancy, Treasurer, Collector aud
TN.,t The result was a. follows: For President
NE Hon. W. W. Woodwork, reelected. For Tfus-
,es-Baily Hobbs reelectedl, John Copcut, Leonard
H. Clarke and Edward Uncerhill, new members; the
.tter filing the vacancy. For Treasurer-E' X. Bald
,ip. For Collector-Bepjamln A. Starr, reelected.
boz Clerk-Wliam H. Post, reelected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Adverti.emeuti
SpRING TRADE COMMENCED The KNOX HAr


out Everybody delighted with its body
d.,pc SEQ commence the Spring proper
by becoming Of Of hese becoming fabGcs Price
o1Iy Pour Dollars. KNOX is at Nc. 2l2 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
tAdvrrtisenen'.

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, Poush-
ts..s EewYoriobjec to tssin 10 tho practice w-a
rs IA the SCIENCE Law and in Extemposney Speaka
Next Term begins 9th MAY. Send foe Catalogue u
J. W. FovLrL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

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ue The mouth of February above shown rnedifs aa
vsecina and medns afforded ts1'
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
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s,ir.. pro.u sEnounced al this fayosite thea.sr tor To
SIcsr r.nno, FL the houe 70 oxerfowttg The lar h4,
and .xel lr. Drama THL FAsr ioUsC MES PSn;o
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Prey is on exhibitions. BRADys G,LLEEY No $50 Brusi-sy
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The cas-. will be continued on Monday.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Ma,ch -s.or. Jlis.
Belts

1de following blls of il dctment were brought IN by
the Grsnd Jury: John Ffieds alas John Ferdnach two in
dce1.s cr passing and for making counterfeit coin
James Lawson alas John LsssnO, for counerfeitug two
udcu euts Cath. rne Armsopg countersitng Martha A.
johnson ala, Elizabeth Johnson indictments tor counter