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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-14

nHroT TOR PURE AND uSADULrsBATE1 LII.
~ qucrs Nos 90 William street. bet ~esn fne snt Ceisx
and south william and CO ssrsess All bind u wines
branches gins sech ale and London scout Of the choices
brands wood and gIaAs for sale large and am nsna
lies. SAMUEL ELLISON.
1910 LONDON rock CoGNAC BsANpy-soLD
lO4tL 10 s purity BY De bottle gallon o. csss sso ane
London be relied for medo nee shsrTies
Msderss snf general Of rsnisrd liquors. Eng
IA ana psotai aIa ". y. KfRx. IS Fulton street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

yvTRaTNrA.- CoNMIssrova BzRTARD's sFFIcg
Petersburg July Is 1883 -lns chsncery suit pending
Crcu Court Of the city Of Peiersburs IA witch Thl
O'Hara and Patrick Ncflrew and MARI McGfs~, his
~fe are plsnis and James H. g. steward. sergeant and
defendants WA N. June tern last o. the ssia court
other things ordered thai the sail rs,rev
pubilsh - the rew York Hersld once period
o. two monts notice ealing all persoss csimins %
he CT hin Of Charles Hss deceased late OF Tits city
70 forward assert their claims bpre the nex ei
~ this COURT This notice "a therefore - call all
clamisr q Cnsrles Hsra deceased
late 81 this city forward sud assert het claims BE-
fore The of the said Circuit Court vhch Will be
@''' : = a''''." 'V'' W. n, BERNARD csur.
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DENTISTRY.

DENrIsrRy -rERTH gxTRACrED IN rRS SECONDS
~ without ne slightest pain BY my new and original pro
e.sv-rot freezfns This admirable system 10 prscised
ne only. Reference gtven nreuutred.
DR. q. DUkKIN, s6s ,snsl street, near Wooster.
T,o DpErraTe-A YOUNG NAV WITH sOMH MwCIA
meal sbiilty wishes 10 learn the dental business will
ing devote considerable portion 81 each dsv sny 10
dsti.s specified length 81 time ir es.eidp-rsou
eruc,ions rendered. Address b. note NJ g. Frsncs "a
v0nksl
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~ RHODV BROKER AND CoHMIs5sOR hERcasAT
III. 20 Iu!on s.ert corner % ureSn"..e. cncft re
baak sd d.SmCuds watches, Jasse
and other ueTshans as tOush for The nR.ess casa
yrices norrssI spGnah nla olhar languages spokSa
IOIrs. RARE OLD SILVER COMA s4ALT. COL.
" oc.ion ter sale. Address Thomas a D., Washington,
La
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-14

Thus ~iH be perceived fhst MS nni comedy
revived Ni.h In Sh'ch he pal are hled by
;r.ea opctsn arg while the prlnclpsl Oh
sustained ny
sI0Hr CKnOWLAuGED STARS.
add anything fui der ,hsn hs sl.tsn
cu oEaGry this eEsp shnenO has been bsso~edaJ
rcveal rcerss being entirely newhit
The eoapss furniture and appointments riod yAheith
AJpruUTssa
Ths moot ohssla snd ss.asfai dAaseuse Of The DAY,
lille L0UIgE LAMOUHFUx,
VIII, Rfttr ho G. me1y, sA.crt. Der celebrated
Ia ZlNgshsLLs,
ass.sisd BIZ Mr. aEO. W rAiIH.
Boy snsrt opsn three advance ane mayJ8,
cured d grug the ia, without sxtrn charge.
lo0r oyen q "a m re at rrciss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-14

I ABBA X %RD KN THEATRE GA Bs0HGTAY.
Ia FAr u8aMSkI3 f-EvlyAtA
cFIt IrAET aUCGRS. u THb
0Kshr nR.HATIC REVIVAL
che msosgsmsn 'o,h 10 srrogNo un@sred datac-
Urn 81 tim ,he following zesl: the rbs
at r.. psf raks' ionacn Thursday. July 1882
.sY'vAici rhtrb sa'B ctai 6'ouvrs,
TEE SCHOOL FOk FCANDALa
took psre Ata cream OF Etgs talent continuing tho
Or icge her The Rrish rsge
70 tie ccs re smallest part bfos carefully by
c.t isfc5 rvcfits re.t testo we'd
r. cr.urnPs tho regarded
~ - srkinglT briian' IN dramatic bsory II has
Herr seneiaY rci edged toe hes. cf;tcs and
Cf this r-e A ~ ro. oils IN rpessli s OF
1elfs bssNk'i 0DSPANy.
hist su1N troupe OF artist. has been nsseNlsa together
- the Gays e. the old PARK THEATa rhe msnage
e rrreofe tel prf, IN before the nbc 'he fol-
losrg oss.e feei-g conafsrt tho 1mert r
conn sraon With not eclipse the cesbra-et Enssh
baslon.-
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POLITICAL.
A DkMookAlIC arrEAL TO THE TAXPAYERS

a
whsress Ia the admnisr.1n o. ms Pous. Affairs OF the
4ea $, s.. Of soraa and Sse.
saa e%a g. &C. s % anil
Of s ssss '
dd, sesh arc hypcccsl nieres,s % the erre neglect OF
Ct he dSic sDd he toa snarins Of the interests and
.s spS' whereas he ssra'sa .asSI isc-.%e
s .S s s1. s 10y q later N.
ne en- ,as wo sns classes ., @ semey ~ ..rmns nss
srr Fl ear ana pSogs,y rha as ,S % p s
his crurt dangerous snd d.lncra xng state o. pcitc.
Of f,ssood deception sne fraud have nsnrpsd ,iics
Z. 1 pass. " s
Atps ,he people. money 70 ter onn u,e era vs.res me
Sssac. or '1 e1s-ee On q A- S"nasrss
s. e ss Re- y M xn Do
mocrac club 81 the slshsh sit s.msns ds'ci shS r1bs
u % g. % nc sos &
shc.s ss:rs s i0 s s s .ss ss,e'
heso.ss, 1ts While sespo-eige on lns'vduil ale
sry constituted lesrs q asnoTsiis p@siy-psioo.l
sse Ind S;s. e sss = Sers .v
eisa 81 cone ram uhs source hey m>g, whs
ossysr Y p" sr H. .s. me ne ssS
ne ho, cot 80 p,9ls, s.ase Q. ss ags, p 70 gs,n
sycr hays q se b. ared sna forced %
wishes ard lnsrss,s o. ne cpie snd tbs unpraeipsd d
haLea '.lashn. al a.s.s,iue shsh marx .se p,osss,
s have The mseisss he un au.l6ed
'' so Ts ne ssss ass me ess o.
his hsve been furing series Of p..s
the f.s.bcOd pecuis.1n aud fraud which
eoaapeioi the usn who enm 70 po0ulsrly represeets
o. the CIV the Total ihsf psrt 70 pusA FOR
csTsry bob tor he public bebea wen Tor ne bspea
cf that and useful clsss ~ citizens no ooprss TIVE
echsnsi and working classes such nsgrani neglect has
NJ, :, s,q. ne ,"s unuSsass coaa.mss
kesoveo Tbs. % fss'.@ he Done much % prcsoce ne
successfully lsbored 70 hola po.ssn OF The rens q
dervinr constituency q the the talent snt
sbniy 10 largely esis'hg smong The youpe mrn sssl
Ore Of ysusa shall be nfusei INTO he ielbs
ss.elsed iSsi vi, sr.auoa.l, l.sor . sr.s.,s ..
ensnel "a sx p.yer and eem0sfas IN ne dsrrl
IN Greer accomplish The good work sscA have uade
=, Order Of cemmij isns % RI E,:9g,'ou'-
5S9ss ! VIZ EEnIfaars.n o.,.,.,..
Da JOSH 1hLysN N'''"'''Ve
HUGH CrIFToaD,
4 NERIcAs GENERAL COMMITTEE FOR isss a
Sroa a ssa - rrda, sept il ISIS ociocs fSnciaI
&c. BBss sss ,vlo. Presidents.
sss $500, HT,rsn' ,seersi.ries.
J7TB WARD REGULARS WILL MKT AT UNION
III hsrkst long Tuesday evening the ish inst,
ococs q sudnef' i ~ ,o - se proEs. pc
INV g. FoS, secre,.ry.
1pTR AssEsBLY.-AT AN ELECTTos HELD AT rag
I'D house OF Valentine Rupper' fifty third street xoa
dsy evening Sept IS the call q The standing Committee
icsn s,ae Central Committee he ticket headed Fernando
Wood eeiesAe snd Patrick eisucey a. seynse TO TIE
THosss C9NyyrR, -.
WILLIAM COOK. \
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nR WHEELER. .oCULIsT, 8p BRooME srRvEr,
~ devc,es his attention excs.ivcly " the eye An erpe
ocuhEt this cftv enables him
n guarantee In all cursbe Office hours %
O'Clock. rrench artificial eyes inserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-14

AT ALLAuh's THEATRE
VI second wets Of No Ii . Cooper.s
~ 4Llsu 0EEAA 1aDuPE
Lool :. ihG pr
FIFTH arp Twenty FIVE CsHIs
TGes4ey. .pt "a 1873 In the lriun
~ VgrSs ost opsrs, IL 1dOg Tph Or
- CIR = ykr GA 10 n ~ given IN krga i.f
va.'snka thenc Ill be pesed every eyenlas unit,
further lice
Y,ss A. ME krLHER, Era HOLMAN
Mr II 3IHSuDA NJ. U. GUlnaETTE,
Mr. GrbCl FuEEN. gr. HOLMAN
CcDdutlGr and II ecior g. the Music q. Cooer
AoeIs oyer q ~ OQeyA besia-l al O'Clock.
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WANrsD-A GOOD DOUBLE GUN; MUST BIZ IN
w rate order Arr persoa hsvnx n dispose Of
may And purchaser nv afdressine s.ng price snd nare
OF maker J, D., Herald once,
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- niEha ~ ASNwY. nepi II 1883,
ape evary hight during ihr wee
~. - percs tbs aud original orana In thr sca
ttrNIf BROWN:
~ VIZ krLfrT lUcKsow.
Sgratr ~ mon "cgto'cut adhor Of London Assurance
It'd te. ~ MR. honrg Ee.r's, "So
w. Rr'~ 10y .-,t...s....s...s hnorwccN
Z AM hus.klp.
..IEE -:GHr ATTACK.
IHE sOsQUE OF RUDDHA.
~hr krD tn rOHH.
Ta2 B@1 FsIsiEkED FsIInIxi
LIZ 81 fh0 es iuelJept N The lrCian
NuUfrtg psuEt. hsa bc.n ths pie0e
oDcios 1oek mecey 4tnra, Mr. :. r. Cooks, wks
ass hr~n srraxsc . oonsuct
30 the % the pisy incide stal ~ us action.
~iAs &DhAs AUSkKttsOh
viii sin. stebas OF the foI3Tins scotch me odies-
4ad r. ns Ss,e,n Charlie "a i,.rllng,n OA, Why
Let. EAcset' W Boy TsraIie "sak yor Aud sloai
aicC- Aud oria Gray.'
~ ri .nl grand taslesu The fusladc Of
a. H. OF ;ae hird sot tss celebrated groups never
e4es l.3
.ri FINAL CHARGE or TEE aIaH.iHDGas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16
OrrIcr nv rHN COMMISSIONERS or rHE
SINkINa Errp or rnN SrArK or Quo.

COMMISSIONERS
siskrss Fusp or rux sr.rn OF ONO,
STATE Of Ohio % which COPY h,r,'s sgho!nst The oc
PS day Ss
...sI, s.!iSssiss public q he s's q ohio
I on :s q sS @ TO- sH
dsems6le hrst day March ssi all which esrh
,, siy:s :. q S, 10 ss h:
viii bs.s interest from date until The maturity hereof q e
days January July o. each ye Il Ss same
No bid At less than par VIII be considered success
MI 2 Of % s sssS Of Ss se s
American Eshspge Bank Eve OF the amount Of his
Tsesired. s.so..ss r,e.ipi vii De- issssaJ add he
x. eo.s. III b rsa@y fo ssvrs a.rs Ss
r.s 2. per lent M on s' s zen Dc
sdla.iea on The delivery q he csr,lac..e. ,,-
rrssd dapcsis sscss eight handres and ay miions Of
dollar. which sun . cco..n.y nsrss.nS one 50 ,, he,
he dollar evss BY .hios the loan made .ad
~ s s m ' ~ sgnsps sau.sss o
lars han The whole amount Of The loan authorized By
By ,s cops,utcn which enec, IN 1881 DE STATE abb
:S. sos on m ne mum
orsd and afy hou..Dd do.r sIc-p, ior he .pease p9r
.nsiss ne i o. r.d..slns
he s.ss.smeus o. .insiss fana Tor TIE erans
under b. og.r.aoa o -hich
mos. 10 isss sons-S., fourteen mnions
prs sent ume
.sn.e. sssss > ono -
be endorsed "rrops-1 ~ Ss Ts2 Ir'"p0r. Loan"
kaaiIer q state. Commissioner.
CP. woLCOrr. Of the sinking
Agarnsy General, rgnd q he
A. y RUssELL state OF I ho.
state,
AN ACT AUTHORIZING TEMPORARY LOAN or
Gn00
Section Re u enacted BY The General Assembly Of The
State Of Ohio That the Commissioners OF The sinking Fund
hereby suthor,ed borrow The
and crec OF the STATE % Ohio % interest
ceedinR sin ce-tum such n money not
sary paw sppropriAors made BY General bly,
said loan ~ be repaid such time and times
ers Gay Of March 1881 and In such instruments ths
hereinafter levied ensble the misetouprs
Sec That said Commisaor be and they hereby
auhorzef " issue transferable cer6ses Of Indebtedness
for The amount % borrowed In not less han
thousand dollars es,h payable The tines sgrced upon AZ
Aforesaid either n The treasury the city Of Columbus or
the agency Of the the CITY Of New York. AZ may
be for the u the State shh oeruhcs shall bear
in crest able sem annual he hrst day Of January
ana the hr.t day Of Juiy In eseh year - -
Sec That for the purpose Of raising the money nece.sy
repay amount borrowed un@er the provisions Of this
thereon he and hereby levied
tan of tveneths ~ mill the dollar Of hs tas
BILE valuation OF property the grand duplicate OF the ae
~ 1851 1850 and 1870 the proceeds OF which
hereby brevocaby pledged 70 the purpose orssAdu
Sec 4, This act shall ske sner on i,s pss-sse ocs
WILLIAM = WOOD6.
Speaker Of the Hou.e q representatives.
MARTIN WeLkEh,
Arm L. 1853 President Of The senate
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nErTrsry-rKrrH EXTRACTED IN rRN SECONDS
~ without the slightest pain By and original pro
cessrot freezing This admirable system prscsised ~
me only. References given, N req nrea
Oh r q. DURkN, 80 Canal street, near Wooster,
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nwIAwARE AND MAINTAIN CANAL, AND CAMDEN

DHIAWARE AND MAINTAIN CANAL, AND CAMDEN
~ AID ANNOY kAuRoAp TRANSPORT rios CouPAsrEs'
Biz Jorr Bosps Loan of 1889 ~ evOW0
payable June and December.
The ersgued authorized receive proposals for The
above loans In IN applicants.
The wealth and OF these corporations
unrivalled home abroad their high
standard OF mansgement comprisipg the most emil
citizens Of New York New Jersey ami Pennsylvania
combine their securities In this
country while their and iramc increasing
nually
No security corporate municipal susie federal san be
The combined Obligations u these companies,
having vrssit of Than
qusr-r the date OF their without
hesitation OF moment upon of their obligsiiona
The opportunity presentet 20 safe invest
nsnt upon favorable terms such not again
The annual coupons the LIST day OF June
JOHN b. MURRAY, ~ Wall street. New York
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nFrrCr OF THE CUMBERLAND COAL AND mon
" Company corner OF Broadway and Wall street New
York May 1883 Tho stockholders Of This company are
hereby notified hat I've 70 eonver hsr pressnf necs
into preferred shares viii expire 3st inst On os
fore that date those who wish 10 avail % The prfvnee
pay two dollars and fu cents each share and os AZ
fore the Of June further payment -,
lars and any cents hare vi be required w ~
ment Of Eve dollars share certificates Tor $500 80
will be issued ANY stochhoider ancps'ins ~ m
payment; via Nsy end June 30 viii ce - s.rn,
thoee dates respectively. Copies ne .epr ,,,,,s AZ
he condition OF company, made bI w a--r
epssSu :. ~ 80 RDwD n. LOOnre. Secretary.
mo cIptrlIrsTs-sseo WANTED, TO MkrUrAo.
tire Al articis q day use paying proo, ~ .,en
a.. pe,ps .ecnred ~ three patents recently sssed IN
s.ire on G. TEAIE, tixBrcsdwsy. y. --
40 nnO wANrED-To BORROW FOR a SHORT
Ny IItDD ps,od chasel mortgage worth three umes
L.sropnt for Which very liberal premium wM ee pad,
ssfre.s short boz ls2 Herald ofce.
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DESIGNATIONS.

Rev B. y. Judkns Jr., pastor Of the First Orthodox
rongree atioua church. on Franklin street, Somcryle,
hass., has asked q dismissal from his society.
NJ oviat has asked 70 be released from the charge
Of the Second church, Burlington, Iowa
Rev G. Park OF Berpardstou, has asked dismssion
from his society in order devote himself more fully 70
he agency for the Franklin Temperance Society.
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IHIR REsToRlR. CoMfosnp
THR HAIs,-wnsSo,EI''ls' - HAL

sn,peSv n yesetabie insredieps The principal being bon
svS asisred 70 be By all used NE most enca
" us Article discovered for resotns and IN
r.ssars ne vail prevent bAldnees and
.rs.os ~ srovA your fallen out n yin check
prsrsnre rraynes hair cure dsndrun scs
ks.d.rhe ~ro{ua hair sot healthy and ges
soss 40, rv he up IKE oils decidedly the cheapest 40
uneonaed rredies for keeping The hair moist imp arnf
r,eh ssx softness and highly beautiful lustre. Only
cents hottie agency 3s brand street In me drug store
Don't let druggists recommend yoa snotoer vcie ~ JOIN"
~ good; get he senaiIe or acne At all
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100 Of good farming land hss timber. hay, and
stream OF water and the line o. Milwaukee snd Hor
rsiyoad wil sell the whole Address W. "
1homas Gsaney's corner ofnev Bowery and ost street
6O O0n FOR SALE, A THREE STORY COTTAGE
YL.OOO. house and full bot pes.sny situated in For
" fourth street. Eighth and Ninth avenues The
balance Of purchase money remain for four For
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with rs "wealth Of stars and dome fetted With golden
o but the wants Of weak require earthly houses
made with hands, in which he can approach the Deity
Nan wants sensible objects and ats through which 70
worship the eye must be addressed the knee must BEND
he head bow. In heaven worship s impulse, not an
EFFORT and requires cessation from the repose OF eter
nal rest TO say, Holy holy to the Lamb" In mode
n worship do the good earth and the saints In heaven
agree and that is In music, and the ministration
Of harpers harpng with their harpe IS expressive OF
religious exacy here in heaven. The necessity for
perfect there would be no for them In them men
md good influences they experience elsewhere.
They cannot be compared with Gods temple made with
out hands eternal in the heavens yet for the expression
Of religious emotions the part OF sinful men they are
ssncted 10 their Nature has resort Tor the SIN
ner- only intended for the upright. The churches
ass are symbol and sign of mans restoration and TINS
another lesson their insttuon teaches When the cares
Of the week 1t Is we'll for as to have place 70
60 V where immortality taught and heavenly thought
nsed had been urged against the erection Oh costly
churches that the early Christians dispensed with
MEM, and paid their dev0tions 10 the Most High
by river side and mountain, in tombs and
caves But it should be remembered thN times we're
rch and Christians should give Of their abundance
freely and thankfully to rase churches to the Lord Mig
gsrdliness in this matter insult TO God. The
preacher next spoke OF the efforts made 70 erect that
church, which would ever be q monument TO the self
sacrificing ladies' who had carried ward 70 success
fu termination he also paid eloquent tribute to the
nemory Of Bishop Vain wright, and complimented the
pastor Rev Mr. Peck, for his efforts in building up the
church.
At the close Of the sermon the benedction was pro-
nounced, and the congregation was dismissed.
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FIN ANCAAL.

lloNDs FOR SALE NEW YORK, NAY ls5s-FIRsr
ID mortgage bonds Of the Milwaukee and Hort-
Railroad Company Tor sale BY Cd KANE Pine street
DANKING AND COLLECTION HOUSE GIBBS, WAT.
ID tON GIBBS, lo6 Broadway corner OF Pine street.
IL ected through bankers In the United
states British Provinces lowest Past due claims
every description promptly collected through ewn At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

Cgcw CksEs -sCHsIDr A BROS MANDATORY
- ard warerooms No. North william street. Frank
fort New York and II West Third street. Cincinpa Ohio.
A srre assortment family on hand Old shbw eases
taken In exchange. Orders promptly executed.
cyyRuP AND CORDIAL, MaNUrACrORy, DrsTTfLER
- and recuner.BOHLkE LU kRsSEs, late Of the hrm OF
Icweye Tus rssen has opened store Al l0i North Moore
street. where he expects the patronage Of his friends and th
nh
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ICT HUDSON STREET. OPPOSITE ST JOHNS
lOt pSh-Fsmlies and single gentlemen Wishing peg.
BOARD N quiet genteel boise newly up, MAJ
ee~ln he saas sy appILns 81 HudsOn STREET second
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CTATEN IsLAND.-A LADY HAVING A NICE HOUSE,
= In . most beautiful location comm anding views OF
ocean, would with private table, party Of
select families and other boarders would
be taken Address Kerr Dor col Post oce, New York
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN.-FoR SALE OR TRADE FOR A GOOD
"A farm Orange Weachester county, from 6o TO 10
good land those four superior built houses two
brown Of the best PhadephA brick with all
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY 30 ARD wANrED-oN THE EAST BANK
" of the Hudson, this aide OF Tsrrytown by family
au,ng four good rooms Address g. b. T.. boz $500 New
York Post ONCE.
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PERSON Az,

INFORMATION WANTED IF WILLIAM, THoMAs
and Joseph Johnson ChrohersD brass moulderr, VIII
communicate Samuel st. Louis Post Office they
win something Of importance respecting their faher
1homas Johnson's death, mouider, In England.
DARIoR TO LET THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS IN
ourpg about parlor 6ss Fourth street viii please
call there again could recommend him another one In
the vicinity.
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gNoR BAIE-rw0 HOUSES AND ONE LOT No. lle
EAs twenty eighth street. between Second and Third
front house z6by feet four sorles and base
cold cheap. Also. house and store No IL HAs fweny
eishn street kosse four stories and store Y BY 80 fcsl
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CrAPLETON STATEN IsLAND-A PRIVATE FAMILY,
y having than they require would be pleased
70 take few single gentlemen or gentleman and wife 70
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DOR sALE-A TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
house, with barn and quarter OF ground under
cultivation attached in village Greenaed just OF
Coney Island plank road. Inquire of WHITEHEAD BRO
THEIRS block an pump mAkers45 West street. Atlantic
Dock, South Brooklyn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-08
From New York

NEW York, Feb. G.
In our State Legislature yesterday, Hon
l. Jones introduced, without opposition,
u preamble and resolutions which met
the utmost appreciation of the admin.
istration portion of the House, instructing
our Senators, and requesting representa-
uyes In Congress to endeavor To procure
the passage Of a general law of the L. s..
making equal and just provisions for the
protection Of creditors, the relief Of insol-
vent debtsors, 70 regulate commercial inter.
course between the citizers Of the different
States. The resolution represented that
the business Of the country has in a great
measure, been broken up by the financial
revolution, thereby producing an immense
amount of private suffering. modification
and bankruptcy, and that no immedilte or
permanent relief can be expected except in
the manner above Indicated
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-08
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb g.
Tribune Correspondence Senator Jones
says that Georgia is prepared for the dispo-
luton OF the Union, and will make the adop-
tion OF the Lecompton constitution without
convention, strict test Of her continuance.
lie add sthat other States are to cooperate.
The Times has an interesting account of
the views of the Mormons in regard to the
movements of the government derived from
an Interview with Hon. Horace : Edrdge,
one OF tie leaders of the Saints, who is now
on visit to this city and is charged with n
general supervision Of the Mormon G. urch
in the East. Mr.. Eldridgc seeks to correct
certain misapprehension in the mind of the
public concerning tie disposition ofthe Nor
mons. but admits that every attempt Of the
troops to enter salt Lake City in hostile ar
ray will eventually result in bloodshed.
A 9th Ward Policeman is charged with
several burglari"s, hut assert. his innocence.
The matter is being investigated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-08

Engineer TO appoint day aud place in the
city, for such review, and give notice there
OF to the Mayor and Aldermen. and also
public notice to tie Fire Department in
one or more newspapers On :he day ap-
pointed by the Chief Engineer. it shall be
the duty OF all persons belonging to any di-
vis'on Of the Fire Department to apl ear at
the designated place. fully equipped for such
reviewing and the different, compani..
shall brig their respective engines and
otner fire apparatus.
Any member Of the Fire Department fail
ing to appear, without a sufficient excuse. at
review app ointed as aforesaid shall for
felt AMI pay. for the benefit of the comra
ny to which he belongs. not less than one
nor more than five dollars
SEC %. All ordinances and parts Of ordi.
nances in conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Passed and approved Feb. 3, 1858.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
Atteft Mayor pro tenn.
+ TL,K Clerk.