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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02
Slay0ry i'm California.

The following account Of slave case
whirh has come under the notice Of the
Supreme Court of California, is taken
from the San Francisco paper.
~ NJ. Stcvall, citizen of Mississippi
had been in delicate health for some FIVE
years aud in the spring of 1857 dotermin-
ed to make tri to California across the
Plains, and to bring Archy who was
family negro servant ninteen years of age
with him. Stovall stated that he was go
ing to California for his health and that
was the Grand objec. of the trip, and that
he did not interd to remain in the State
but a short time, not more than eighteen
months, and then to return home by vster.
He left his wagon and team in Carson
Nally, because his oxen were not in a
condition to cross the mountains. He
also purchased ranch in that valley
He and Archy arrived in San Francisco
about the second day of October last
Afte, arriving in that city he hired out
Archy f"r upwards of plonth. Most of
the wages csrred by Archy were paid
to him but portion were paid.
by the hirer to- Stovall, after Archy
became sick. While Archy was sick
about cightccn days, he was well taken
care of by ..Stovall Mr.. Stovall opened
and taugh. private school for something
over two months in San Franrisco-
During the time he often stated that it
was his intention to return. There was
proof going to show that Stovall wa
shor: of means upon his arrival in the
State. After he and Archy had been here
upwards of two months, Stovall placed
Archy upon one of the river steamers, with
the intention and for the purpose Of send
ing him to San Francisco and from'thence
to Mississippi, in charge of an agent
The boy having escaped from the boat
Stovall made an affidavit before a Justice
of the Peace, who issacd his warrant, com
handing the officer to- arrest Archy and
deliver him to Stopalh Under this
warrant Archy was arrested by police
man of San Francisco, w!so delivered him
to Lansing, Chief of the Pohce, who de-
tained him in the city prison, and refused
to deliver him to stovall, who demand
ed his delivery as slave. Upon these
facts .hcy went to the court"
To the surprise of all, considering tho
rules laid down by the court, Archy was
ordered to be given into the custody of
Stovall. The Sacrmecnto Union says -
The law of comity-the operation of
the State constitutional fact, all tho
law of the case is ruled against the pc
ttioner; and yet, because Ire is young
and in bad health and MS being TIE first
case it is ordered by the court that Archy
should be delivered into his possession.
The court decides that Stoval is not a
TRAVELLERS not visitor; but he is %
young man, and may not have been advis-
ed Of the constitutional provision being
in operation, he is permitted to take
Archy back to Mississippi"
WASHING" Total, SCI G4.-This the
Lansing Republican says is for washing
\
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02
A. w. NASH

Judge of Probate, and Notary Public, Van Barren
Co. ConvsyaAeing aud other business pertain,
ing TO said offices promptly attended to. Wlli
also attend to the purchase and sale OF Real
Estate, Examining Titles, paying Taxes, pro-
curing Bounty Land Warrants, &c. Ohee in
the Court House. I'd door on the right. ~.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02
tOb WORK..
VAN BUREN COUNTY OFFICERS.
s. II. BLACKMAN,

Register, Of Deeds, Attorney at Law, and Notary
Public will attend To the business OF Convey
ancing, drawing agreements, applications for
vouniy lands, wills, &c-,he purchase and sale
freal estate, payment Of taxes, examination OF
titles and the compromising of conflicting titles
&c. Office In the Court House. ely
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02

as,- If you abuse calf you are trying
to make feed, you will be pretty sure to
loose two things-your teapcr and the
milk.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02
DRS. ANDREWS q. WOoDMAM

Wave formed q copartnsrship for the practice Of
Medicine and surgery. AT calls promptly aticn.
Del 10 day or Htgh
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T.. ID. SIMMONS.

Dealer in Sash, Blinds and Doors. and all kinds
Cabinet Warc, at the steam saw Mill.
Lawton, 1i1-tf Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02
w. X. IA WRTNS,

ooaior in Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cape,
&c. Store, south side Main street. Ally
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02

PERrINEsT.-If, says Senator Wale,
the South has ruled the Republic for six
ty years ~ Mr. Hammond states, how
was it possible that there should be the
great Northcrn aggression spoken of?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02

BeJ- Keep is before the people that
President Buchanan says it has been
solcmnly adjudgcd by the highest judicial
tribunal, that slavery exists in Kansas by
vir'uc of the constitution of the United
States. Kansas is therefore at this mo.
mcnt a. much slave State as Georgia
or South Carolina
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02

WAsuING.-''T Total, S67 G4.-This the
Laasing RpuJIicon says is for washing
TOWELS "-P9stidc JacksoaiaR
One dollar and quarter will pay for %
pieces, at the regular price Of washing in
Lansing, This is less than one towel per
week for each person connected with the
offices. But the amount includes also, as
we said, washing for two beds occupied by
the porters of the two buildings.
Ncrily, our opponents must be willing
to do. business ON very small capital
or they would not keep harping on such
items .-Lansing R,pUJlicon
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-02

paV- Fine sugar weather nowadays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
6ouses and farms t1)anteo.

HOUSE WANTED.-Wanted to purchase, q
first HOUSE favorsby located, in ex hange for first
c. Railroad per cent Bonds which further secured BY
MORTGAGE on Depot Grounds Of the Company r twice th9r
value principal and interest Wherein semi annually paid Al the
Office 0. the Company in this city. mo l'SSil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

Henry LSDSLrY Arctionetr.
TVNO be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, all the
beautiful end costly FURSlrt RE contained tn hOor Ma
i6l L@Iipstor-sv.
LINDSLEY sHATTUCK will sell on THIS DAY. My
a. at 10. o'clock precisely: -
DINING aooN Lsge 1T Of beautiful Gl,sssre chiaa Sets.
Croekery. SLverwsre, Cutlery Extension Table SsA OAK
Chairs. &c.
PARLoRs Three suites Psrlor Furniture In rosssod French
brocsee and velvet richly carved aud in ne orer Msn ana
Pier French Pste Mirrors Reception Chain. In m>dsisos;
Turkish Chairs and Lounges mahogany Sos Arm Chats
Fsseres Paintings by cid masters Msute Ornsm-1u rsrsa
Ware Lace Cursi msrbetop Center Tabs, Velvet Car
pets &c. -
CHAMBERS-Har Msttreses rOsewOod snd Hsaosany pea
st. sds Ws,hssnd Bureaus Pillows Boers besqa " dec
orst.d Chamber Suite China aud Stone Toilet Sets Mrrs
Painting Sofas Carpets Stsr Cspsts &C. and large lot Of
srtic,s m,non.d. bot which m b. found the cstsos
the morning Of sale Cash deposs quired CT every vn
chaser
Auctioneer'. Office, Room No Bank OF Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

A ~ ATE~Is. Auc,so.s-,

A ~ AEEHIs. Aucro1s-s
DY BANGS. BROTHER i Co.-lrade Ssls
ID lN,ua. No IS Psrs
SATURDAY MORNING Msy IS e. ~ o'ee-t.
PsISTk RS INkA lsrr- cnar''gv al IT, ssfs si-s
mrauf.,urs hy ~ ErcrsT Prutios irk Corpiy r. h
- io's to rurhs-rs sibo.t for Ps.sr-
L'sf. - the a. % -s'c
tuesday MORNING May Is Of oooos sad thr,s fsesv.
;0gags . To- horT
RTGILtR SPRING PAaLEL SALE e ENGLiSY ~
AMI 8lCAN ROOHSEn b'schs -Ki--s'e cousg 1eus ia
received r. -. LoADos FVsIi,agss conpnrg ebo-s
standard ooks eli th- vsficu, 3-psasr;s q Lra- Ara
d stoc,s h,ry efth.m very .e-sivey kai eesAnty
,u-rd,ed and sure by s.i s-bss,:..y b--nt A.
eotosio-, from may 4 ,ss esaLs sneIias- Pa>assss
erhsf-- grrs vanity = th- brt productions o. AnsTa
G, rorr's 0f S-nsvr Ear peaa w1r,s AL l>s
ssof. eft.w sat poPls- uisoe uersuEe-AA
s:cck sae many Ct the b.ks rch hoana In sx
b.f fad Aso lgyores 3s,se Fsacy sts
tsrrry u TIE Will 6tnrrs very aai vsuass
ei ci!oo o. b SD h,a. n ia ait sarehssxs
81, -u- ut-sEs ospOrUniyt - 'letos r p-tfe p
W, Ihrasi,. el 80 % the iEsae-
C,..los-,, nav - I'd % sppl,s ia 81 he sseroona
AT PRIVATE SALE-A srrs, saay d sA- stns sni ,sss
Casa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

OK beautiful 7-octsve superior toned round cor.
- per PIANO FORTFs sh cuy.t ..t &c -o,..-.
bosor me-, q 20; use.. ar fsly vsraftst !, -
o ..s-rsc- tcr ossr Apr Of 70 lseiasT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
Real Gstate for Sale.

T L w + l. L n T
FIFTY ACRES OF LAND.
the slope of Esse Ridge lOrsnss
Moub,sin surface finely diversified, embracing deep
vines rocky eH brook Of the Pures spring ws,er pie
various native eversreens and decidu,u. trees
II being laid al eulb sbed With drives walks, etc IN
the modern tsiaa style Of and.espe ana 9.s o'e
Chaser. Of the land iyips contiguou. o the Paik-
This tract Of land containing s ss'lt
h.. teen divided into Viii. Site. Of from
TO 10 ACRES EACH
was selected with special reference TO the wsns OF citizens
doing the city aid wishing accessible retired and
hone: in the e1g y aS P.Pnfho5 ~G SSa
the south the best for health aud " Sc
OS SS4 II peS so u.a to .ca the
ses treezes which prevail in Summer
The whole tract abound, in pure sof, spring wAer
II 10 believed that there IL spot within ~ miles OF
which in al respects halthy the side Of this molnt4a
L. almost the locality near the city where there Tes
Purchaser. Of sites. desiring build of stone obtain the
material on the pr.mise-; free Of ebarEe -,,,.,
.d ate keeper the Valley Road mile from
North Or.rs Railroad station Ascending the ridge BY tne Para
view Of the Valley obtained for many miles around with New
Yort n the distance ard finally Tesns the TOP Of the noun
,.p the level Of the m.sn breaks
uron ~ view hundred miles extent. composed for
ss cultivated fields ard country sss villages WIS .nd cities.
poud' rivers and bsy. the valley eers,h wh Ae Ssvs'I.
rs a. the Eysck mountain, Hsyersraw pax s1d the
Highlands toward the north with Long aand S,sen laua
ADD il the east: This natural panorama u siAno VI
LLEWELLYN PARK Is distant fon Sew-fort City les:
hour mis- and Essex Rsr al, non the iooi OF
c1grtiate''t sxti3n. p,I day each wy: .v IT, b.l,b
iL, Of Innate. for th intelligence sd nioIA order ~ n pp
.o-n short, fl al ho.e cODsi.ersions which c>m'ihr %
-ui-r zion attractive and isAbe family re-iin = Il
h believed Hat the vicinity Of orang- e'p-c,y ne mSun..a
te posess- advantage. no: surpassed, Il cqaAec oy sny
other plsc, in the vicinity Of New iurk:
For tens maps and particulars apply 70 ne
Nsw.yort IA Ed Ro-k Orsuse, " J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
Tbdutes for Business MsH.

NRCOk' HOTEL for SALE.-!The IN :,
~ IvRYs GOOD WILL aud S'VEN ltAs' IA'c u
the sp,v- H9'i 40 Diuns fJr sale La -.
~. e .nd 3 Ci.'hsn -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
No. - ced,r., NewYor.. ,ud E.sle RSst 0ssse, NJ.
OOUNrRY SEAT for SALE. Al ORANGE,

COUNTRY SEAL Tor SALt, NJ ohaNUE.,
- -Cort4nins from 10 - y within ho-F' ME
by rslrcs City si:uaed BE
1re Mountain. the Mountain h' Ice aud the
In a. p,p.t The l,soE rlrily healthy sli entirely
t- fum fv.r sod 70 the city inns
ALL, esh u.y nv r.ruAi Tn. house j. 10 Italian style large
built ty o~pfr for bic resistance In the most
careful suhs.AnA usure With a. the se-t N dem I'M
prnyrmen An abundant supply u pnr snt soft vs-r DO,
and cold il al para OF he house eEsh. " i~o heseF~as
sprpss The place.
9TH. oN =. in vNicu. paris
The sruund. handsomely lad out with wake and drives
and shfuhb-fy aud fountain Fi,
- .rd IN es; ans TIC bsi varieties Tasre
Al, SIX scrr. Woodland ne p',ce TO. eAn DONG
bushes. IL the and wistrs live in tas eo1n5. Apay
- FRANCIS MORGAN. No IL Pines. HOMER NOR
Gan No. Mvtropoi;sa Bank Bui!lius, Pines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

A j BLEKCKER, Alc ioneet. =
DOSITlVE SALE of 81 LOTS, on 52d. 80
/ Ssh 6t,h aud 95d s,s end 3IN-A. J. BLEeckEk,
son Co viii sell OF FRIDAY, May H. - II oco's Il he
Meiehaas E1.hsrs-on s24. lot. Aod gore, sSa ne
OF 3av % SSH i lot north side loo fet est Of esnces
6Hh.t. II l,;s north ir 100 feet 80, oil lltaW =
81 .v ,ot ts.t .ie between SD and 5thsts 90 Si.tt
lo,s south eide SIS sst ~ Sdv. Terms liberal Ma
term. ard furth.r particulars 8, No Broad t. iSSb
DARTITION SALE in SUPREME COuRI,-
i Robert II Perkins ssans, May sherman sne o.hen-ro
Close an estate; the HOUSE and LOT No. est ths neg
Lewis viii BE- sid Oh The "a u Al inst oy bLEEChEk
& Co. 81 the Merchants Exchange, a, u oc iochm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
By JosEPH HEsENaS.

By JosEPH HyGENNN.
CATURDAY. MAY To- at 2 clock p. m, at No.
- 24sS STATE & between Hoyt aud BopdstsA mall qssaty
FURNITURE.
MahosGy Sofas Chsr Center sod Caro- Iabss Per Olsss.
nssuy AID pine Wardrobe mahogany Bsd.tes iron Chb
hair Mattress Tapestry Brussels Carpets, Hs sand sss
framed eng syns" Trial Of Efhe Dean Declaration Of In
csp~ndenceS' &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

nANIEL ;. HOCGH. AuctioneeI, OHce Ne.
80 BroaS~s,-Wil s. The c-:es:s q the privss
--o- No Gas W,s 2Scsi 9Th Az ard Loneos tersos
his DAY tFneNL May ~. a. ~ an p'ecisey. fhs
:. u vito cefsbr kad q rosewood and
b gary p rui.-rr iho ehoui snt 81 Ia einp fe eiT
b.. bon b., . used The following 10 partial tescFp,i,a
OF zoe sct "a contained 10 :he house, VIZ;
IL he B.,ener. are sui,es Of osk DiuvsTon Paraa.s.
cernp,e ns.tse- with the kitchen Utsasis All eessa<
CeiIs Druer snd Tea SIT. Ivory Gu, sTer~S. cr0ss,
81 be,or Il q 20 tie emily
IL he Pei Carpets aud Rss and ores rossv<
Ps,o Suites Gen 81 aot Side Tsbe crpei snd ~x fnses
ACE Widow sp~y P-r ,.s.es China $50 Bnnt, re
re. Cock. Ornsrn-us PsntiDes Enfsyfc Lstys Secrs-
.a,y Nuk Table. Fay chsIs Box ss-., Gao FS.res
v, q --octsve Piano. sioi ST C'yer' &c
,bs cb.ub-r. ar ae o. cs-ve3 700 and
Be.s ada Bureaus s,snd Co1chss Ch,irs Csrpsts
Gibbs Sofas 10 En-. ouied hal, Mre' e.nte'' Beds sa1
Rising al 6ne v.e., of te-ble D. 10 70
eniioa cash .po.i p be .equirdOt al pufeea,ers Sac
CONN ences precisely Csaosas' can D. has 81 ~
hou,e Only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

ITO LET-Wit1 BOARD. furnished o. uaiar.
pi.tsa, FRONT PARLoR and BEDROOM o. tns
-, - Al ROO tor slsle s-ntsneo Ia nou.s
Ia. a. IA. nader inpros-ms at. References e"n~sS''
Dt.asrss Iaguire =; No u % Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

RfcHARDs KfNcsisND A -ettonesr
DY RICHARDS KlSGsLAND & Co.
ID S.le.rccrr NJ l5s Sros1vn
TRADE SAILS Ct HARDWARE EVERY TUESDAY -
FRIDAY
rRrDAy Nav "A a, lei O'Clock q, the Anction Room
are s.orrn@rt ~ Foreign ard DOnnssac HAADWAkk
A., for Jobbing tE.ss wiihog; reserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
Summer Retreats.

ATOURFTTE HOUSE, BERGEN POlST.
LIZ ~. b. open t6- ts~Y-ou OF Boa % 30 Tr
Two LIZA. GREENWICH, Conn, well
- roi,sv a. ,.,.-c, order 0.r5-n ..r-siy pssa,ed
bar &C. .t.-h.d rr.r ,h- drps OF H. r K As3y 2"
" DONISICE 40 4Csah.asIur- Q; 20 re slPe'in
teats.- u Ticket, Jfce 8. Grreuslch sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID LAST PERFORMANCE Of the inimi,sbly beautiful snt
exciting rcus,c concers;sd into tAee ats o. rdE
RRIDr Oy AN FVENlNG; Or. 4 ROMANCE OF rHE RAPFI
H,N,oCk-Mis. SUSAN DENIM g. Honors Psne M r. Wa
hin. as Godfrey Dulsne-which viii be rePes:ed THIS
ENFNING A. - e'cloei The drama Of THE BATTLEO "
RUFNA VISTA sud Dance BY Miss SAons, THIS AtIEk,
NOON The STONE foaac lied sroGnt toe BODY OF fOO No
SAMUEL the enormous LIVING SERPENT the original
HAPPY FAMILY, ana the lnim.sh.s Aou ARIA or OCEAN
snt RIVER GARDENS. &c. Sc may al BE- se~o hers
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST Adnltsaaoe to ALL - CO !;
Children uuarr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

" s. MELLOR, Auctoneer. -CONTINUA-
W. TON q fhe SALE Of FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS.
OIL PAINTINGS. ENGRANIS0S. ar. a. AUCITOy-On
SAIC kDAi. May IS comRsrcing iol 81 NJ l8 Fa-
New York viii b. so5 without the bssDcs q
the stock Of large LOOK SG-GLASS ESTABLISHMENT
The Trade will az d il 20 th- in s:ysDr.s- - attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

DLEASANT ROOMS for Gentlemen may Dc nai,
/ -, =, xrborf BRFAKPAST and TX on ~ "a 'd'se
9, NJ. b. .ypi-...ln n II t"t l'h't Ar'efeo 20
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

DARE CHANCE for PROFITABLE INvES T

IL MFNr-Ths Piooi-.on Of aouri,hns hs1-fsctlIi9E
.nbi.hrner in Of The best oc,'ion' Il tse County
Increasing their business OF NsnufIrgriaz
Imp-nent. oser for part Of the Interest IL hei o'ne"
,tdworr The Shops kn;ne. nsce:nery .oe '
eli ard Of very bes. kirc large and pt1nt4Oe o
already cstss,hed AID with peIe acitie ~ DC
~ atty creased Me1 Of practical busnrs ability VII in '
rare cha-ce. AR nfcTns5n the beet per.1> ~
tery 81 be hae By application sidre..in9W NJ
IS Loyejoys Hotel Park New-fork until the ero int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
1)iano fortes an6 nlusle.

1Jl1no- (ortf9 afu 1tluSH.
4 MOST EXCELLENT ROSEWOOD PIANO
IA FORTE Of superb and touch. warranted IN every
respect will b. sold st very bargain at A. WEBBERs
No l55 West Broadway. near Csastst
A RARE CHANCE to get q superior PIANO
~ FORTE st ibsrssn for cash. Apply Of JAMES AN
RIPPER Nc. lie Wooster ST. between Houston and becxef
4 n Elegant Grand Diagonal 7-octave Rosewood
"A PIANO carved legs and four round hnihet
front the fell brilliant msde by OF The
best and warranted cost 5000 teen used sfew month";
VII be sold bsgan for cash. Inquire a. No III 9Th 81
TOUR secOnd-h hand PIANOS, one S35, one SllO.
Il 5 $50, and $l7p-nesrly new. Asp French
ORGAN. plays thirty Inquire q, No. $50 Bo~erJ
L>IRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
L for SALE CT RENT al VERY Low RATEs;-Aseney Of
Jscob Boston Pisnos d. IL w. Smitas c-s
brassd Melodsons and improved New York Pianos
A. 81 KAN0USE. No. as Broadway
EIRST-PRIZE MELODkONS and HARMO-
NIUMS-Elegaut illustrated pamphlet, Is! PIP, Sva SEPT
BY mail. Address MASON HAMLlN, Boston. Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

DANEN, BACON < Co. successors u Bacon
IL R.v,lh PIASo-FORTE MAsUPACTCRERs Wa-,-
NJ l5s Crsa6 Broe4-sy wire ia 1sso,ett
4 l-strtz u,J ur. -sige.y 4
-. " Tr.lted l. ever respeCt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-SACRED ORATO-
"A RIO-ThIS (Prldsy) EVENING Nay II, at Door.
op4n Al H. Grand Sacred Ofsorio q LIiAH II The Member.
Il toe NEW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY DAs1ki
ORCHESTRA -, cp r
TOMORROW (ssurdsy) AZ g. Door op~n - l. Cio;e y
the MISARD CONCERTS Lat sppesrsnce q DAN1Ri aud
FORMES; when esrh Lazy present viii b. PRESENTED WIZ
n The CUCKOO POLKA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

DOR SALE-A large SEMINARY 10! lOINu
LADIES loc.fd re. N.~ ron sSd h.sns fua e'toa.
age the hest f.mls. 81 b- city To- vii 70 en- g.
able end booze le.se In. rN-e
porrnh. krs principal TO tss. tb- oonit Gaon o. t',
-hotL R. 500 rrs-'ns departure 4 the director Aic'
irr Ne-t SCHOOL. b. ed Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14
COLD MEDAL GRAND and SQUARE
~ PIANOS
fact

NO: "a WAher 81. near oFosa~sy nov io't' -,
awarded the First Premium vhH and whenever taey
Piano mpetIon With me sl makers
Of Boston New. York, Philadsphs and Baitm RE
Received the hSt prize Medals Al me Metropolitan Fair
W lbiuE.on 1855
TIE First Pnmium 10 GOld Msds for the bs. PisnoFor;e
the American Institute. crystal Pas@ New York 1874
The First Psini Il Gold Meds r the best fianoFore
The Ma yland Institute, Baltimore 1855.
The First Pm. MEDIA far the best PsuOFort 81 The American
institute, CRYSTAL Palace, New-f ork, l-jo.
Th First Premium IL Gold Medal FOR The b Grand Piano .;
The MsrylsgG Institute. Bs t,nor- 1887.
The Fir,t Premium the State Fair Detroit, 1857
The Fir, Pre- MUM S'st- Fair. Rcamo1f. 1881
jutsrs the hrst music talents Of he country,
w Mason. Goit~hAk, Woleahsup:. kr. 0isnd and
Squar Psno with the full voosn snd Iron In
oonbid warranted for three years. and Will aOS Dc Sod
reef reduced Prices 70 suit the times
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GOAL YARD to LEASE and FIXTURES Tor
" sALE- COAL YARD II Of the bef ...ac' u =,
loTTeT pat ga city. ccrg z5d blLesi NIX '7
l. CARV NJ. !si PsarFst
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CTORE PROPERTY for SALE chsap-Th
- yxa,ke hrsck ROUSE sni STORE NJ. - Sea 81 q
WutsnssarxA, fr s~s ,asas- App.y - J. r wELiIs3a
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THE FAREWELL BENEFIT
DURDYs NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham

DCkDI's NATIONAL THEAIEK, Chatham-
s-Dres Circle 25 Pit u Orchestra Chars
y cents Pvs;e Boxe. S. Door. q; CaTtSn Nil rise
u7t.-THlS EVENlN0-BENEFiT Of O. l. FoN
DARBY THE BLAST.
Darby McKeoxn. Mr. L. Fox ks,e De ....Mss Denvh
THE SCHOOLMASrER-
Master Betby...Mr. G. l. Fox Annete ME c. Carlo
caro-"
THE TRI'MPETERS DAUGHTER.
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w DYR-ALBEsT II. NIcoLAY rl sci =; Auci IN on
THURSDAY, May =. Of ~ O'Clock, the hrcnsuts' ks,
clsnse The dsirsbe Jsry and bh bs--n-n BRICK
HOJ 81 aud LOT known No. l53 Esst hst south side -
ii u :aiuns al the modern Improvements
Terms esy snd tide ucspasbe For III pacOlars
ioD head Morning Express Journal Commerce Courier and
BTosa -.
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DENOYAL.-S. 7. GORDON. Muse and Mn.

IL Box PuAi.se,. Ga - ia Piszs N-,sseoa. H.-ns
.rt yslist, Laz
II cnumolnas w.r-ll No - Bf-slss7, s-.
where H. vi h--p x t5s stock.
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