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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS S-,WEDsssb,Y.- Before
the Hon. Recorder BARNARD
Tb.re wss Itla business trans acted to-day in this

VHs pusIHe55 ",
Court hoy usnled Thomas Wopho'dt charged with
steaps vsred al SO The Jury scquttes him. the evi
being cay nsucient to establish the ohen's James
Nal ~ sded guilty petit larceny hwing been ndc ID On
charge grsnd larceny; sentence reserved John Iuo-
tence reserved Jane. H,slp who tried for stealing horse
in the February term when the Jury 1'.leed wa,
ssn ,i the same charge to-day when the jury dsssred
.esn lie viii probably b. discharged on the lat day Of the
term
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

RrIIGrors RFvWAL ANoNG THE PoLIcEMES.-Rs-
eious exercises for the especial benefit of the Police
men of the Thirteenth Ward aud their families were
held yesterday afternoon in the Methodist Protestant
Church in Attorney street. The police force of the
wnd under Capt. Steers, entered in procession and
took Me front pews on each side of the center ale
The remaining pews were filed with the families aud
friends of the policemen, and others interested. Tue
exercises commenced with singing the 47ith hymn,
"Am solder of the cross &C., at the close OF
which a fsvent prayer in behalf of the police was
Offered by the Rev. Mr.. McAster, pastor of the Will
ett-stett Church; the Rev. Ruel Hanks, pastor OF
the church in which the exercises were held, and the
Rev. DR.. Amtsge, pastor Of the Norfolk-sreei Bap-
tist Church, followed with appropriate and very I'M
piessvs addresses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COrRr-Assu BE,
judge ISCERsoLL

SUIT AGAINST THE cIIf ToR INFRINGEMENT OF A
PATENT RIGHr.
Js. Bossdus at the Mayor 1c Of the City OF New York
TIE is suit brought against the city to recover
damage for an alleged niI cement Of the psiatf e
patel isns ~, ~, Con-,or " nou
the contract for building tire Mount Morri, ronj Bel
tope to Mess,s. Hustled Kroehl, who consruct, i
II tower upon Tie same plans those under which
the plaintiff obtained his patent. Defendants ret up
general denial. Mr. Keller fer plaintiff Stousoton
a Lawrence fer defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
fAdyerti,~ulent

CHURRus REMEDY is saving lives everywhere.
In tie last stage Of ~bene realnstes AID -ore To
hervos sufferers it the only salvation Name. and sddrs OF
those T. he. cured given at the Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
fAdverti cement.

CHURRUs REMEDy.-DO you live ia misery
nervous msnchty febl-. emacsed stess Of exist
this sibe n,ls lsoaDt will build
ard you Sold by W. A CAuLfsLD Agrut Office No
s3 Broadway. Sert free 10 any address receipt Of r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
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Y
AT Evans EXTENSIVE CLOTHING "aREHou 50,

No. sc sad SO Pn,. MT,
Between Chd aud God -.
usy b. founts arg stock n - 80,
sprins Rglans &c. rs. 80 and elk
Cas.irrcrp P.ut. 81. &S. - and s.
Cs,siIfrt Vests 81, 80 81 n and IS
Bu.iu@s. Costs IS s.. 81 S5f5s, 81 &s and SO
A,so The largest hauds meet obesps,t 81 ct a
Black Clth Dres. Frock Coss o. - 800 30. -, Slo
aI2 alS sis, 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
fAdveItisemeotl !

Gnu RRtS REMEDY.-N0 m0ODshine certificates.
No testimony but that ps~- .wayst b. found Inf.be
Neurass Liver Comp amt Emscscn and Weskne.s. Sexual
disabilities. and al nervous complaints
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
fAdyerfisem~nt.

CHJRRUS REMEDY.-lhOst VINO nave trle1 II
and been .sved from desb be consulted 10 s ecscy
Nsrvou, DEBILITY Decay OF the animal powers Bilious disorders
ard affections of the Lungs Testimolss from the highest
sourc.s Full sddr - given
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

The supply Of beeves yesterday at Bulls Head was
insufficient for the demand, which strong, it being
the first market after lent, and prices advanced fully
one ceat q pound, the best cattle selling at prices
equivalent to l0i alc. poucd for the meat less the
vslue Of hide and fat for butchers profit. There wa
alSs very insufficient supply of sheep Calves, how
ever abundant, and sell for 81 head for those
deectsbls morsels that city vealeaters get from
calves that never sucked, never were fed, and conse
quentIy are staggering bobs." Where is the city
ordins1ce sgaiust unwholesOme food :
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
fAdnrtiausn"i

TIE METALLIC TABLET STGOf-Inventd by
C,o s.vsprss 1916 This. b. e~nDe sstic- has
tc., soosd producing The kesD-st ro-sit4e ge
Cen b. o.D.d 4 .,b.s rib AID sc+s msnui,ursrs J.
4 s.U.p,Ks store No As.or Ppn--
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

ILLFGAL NoTISG.-Four persons were arrested on
election day The chsg- Of Illegal voting Eh Field aud rs
rex Hogan wee released bail John Rowan COMMITTED
by Justice G. ell to await the action q the Gsud Jl and
Patrick Rcsk held to await -samins ion b-tor- Ja-
Batctlsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

GYsSAsTic EIHIBITIoS.-The second annual gym
nsstic exhibition at Ottignons & Mcptgomerys lnsti-
ute took place last evening" before very large au-
dience, including a goody number of the fair sex.
After brief Introductory address by Mr.. F. b. Wight
man, the exercises were commenced and passed of
well. Dodworth band was present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

AccIprsr.-Petfr Mckinney accidentally fell IRON
wseon Myrtle sytnue Tesy sd fractured one o nl
les-. lie wus tak tn the Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

THE FoVRIH WARD INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Al NO.
ISI CHrrm sTREHT.-lt is wed known to the pubic
that this School has been gOirg now for four years
very bene6ceut work among the poor children OF the
Foutth and Seventh Wards. The lsiies engaged have
coutribgted gladly their and their time for the
education and the Chrs.suizoS Of these destitute lit
tie creaiues They have numbers take places OF
hones, labor in the country under religious influences
and Others s.srting decctt orderly course OF lie in
the city, Not more than two cu! of five or six huu-
dred Little prs from the worst districts Of the city,
who have aeuded the School, known to have fall
en- ITO vicious courses. Engaged n an eaerprlse OF
pubic beteft the Directressts feel that they nave
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

The sale Of tickets for Musards Concert at tue
Academy, on Monday, has now commenced at the
different ohices
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

PIcKPOcKET.-Jamss Blackburn was arrested
T.jsy night ct the foot Of South Seventh street. on
p the pocket Of LADY lie detected In the s oy
ceI Griffin Vi the Filth Precinct and held for eAsnih Nioh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Society was organized in this city on Tuesdsy
evening. April 6, at the house of Mr.. Aug. b. S'ge'
No. lel Essex street. entitled the American Numlsma
TIC Society. Among its members we notice Drs.
Engli4h. Atkinson and Gibbs, and MIR. John c. Vail
The election for officers will take place onnext Tuesday
evening, at the came place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

REAL EsTArr.-The flowing sses of real estate
were made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange oy
A. l. Rleecker Son & Co.:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
suPRyNE COURT T-Cu..srs,-Aptl 7.-Brfoe !


D,vrs -sTay OF PRocEEDisGs o. krPEAt.
Jss. Wat. jr sst Archibald Wst,
Tie appeal in tls case is upon decree at Specia.
S, Of OF al und taking executed 6' ,uretes
"sSsr.t a1 tbem or aid spresl not exceeding $50"
Section 3s Of TIE Code prov des IN like this that the
ppdesIns sba be executed the paI Of the appellant with
the effect tbs. during the procession Of the
mit,ed any thereon and th. II the judgment be off ed
he Will pay the value CT the snd occupation OF the
tho time Of tbe sppeal until the delivery OF p)sesst m
thereof puIsusnt III, judgment .nd when the udgneG, is for
the sale Of moTs'sed premise ard the payment Of deficiency
p.},n' mt Of .uch efficiency ss,s ~
TIL. on, sven the Court reference to hi. sub
ect l. hsi by section 9 which Authorizes the Court
s limit the rty less than $4,000 when
pur,usnce OF The previous section So would exceed that
Iii. quite clear the undertaking pseuled doe. not at
al nform til. secon Of the COe and does not suhoe
1t must be an undertaking .uch provided W section $50
sid for the purpose Il fixing the sum % be ined the under
tskns reeiepce ordered to Jude Cwle to a'cer the
prop b. named therein conormsbe to these provisions
II e .en, should exceed $3.50 1t Is in the Pewgr 9l tn'
That the t,icn vested Ia the Court T.
co'eO Tor the motion. d. ID Lrd opp -ed
Ado.ph F.ar, sat Thomas Add. Fmnet and others
Petition to be made a party defendant ia a fore
Tn, suit in th, Court to orcoe the equity
Of redmpon the motSaer and TO cut on the OF those
ho had scqlIt5 b. qusnt eLs II would present inconsr
have that uit aIea,n as to The disposition OF
the rd Tie present parties to that suit except The
plaintiff n that question and could not with
propisty IT, use parties 20 such controversy An order may
te the deposit the aud the
interest b reon collected suit with the NewYok LIE
Company tbde the further order OF this
pvorer estsbih her cln 10 the she
is tey institute suit for that prPose Motion denied
Wn. T. Cur- the motion Miller an Deyliu opposed
John A. SrwAt Receiver OF the Bowery Bank sgt James b.
Price and others
The plaintiffs motion for eave TO s,rke out nsme
of William Leyers from and complaint aud subsu
ting the Of Adam w Tumbu is granted The
81 John Denp. Howsrds Pr 81 and the cases
tied d,s
Mr.. Wiebusn oprosed.
Joseph Lawrence ct a. agt. Hrsm T.. Bennett ct al.
Mi ton 10 place o specis! cslrndsr granted.
james u. IIulhn agt. James Foster, c., ct al.Mo-
tion .. MED
Before Judge CL,egt
Andrew /. Puducy ct nj. agt. John W. Griffith ct sl.
Order set aside, with ! 5 costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

SUICIDE bY TAKISG PoIsos.-Coroner Gamble yes
terday held an inquest at No. 63 James street on the
body of Thomas III. Gregory, for seven years man OF
very incorporate habits, who committed sucide by
taking a dose Of laudauum. OF late Gregory has
drank to greater excess than usual He returned home
on Tuerday evening and asked his wife for some money
which she refused to give him. whereupon he LEFT the
house and proceeded to the drug store OF james A.
Hovey No. II james street, where he purchased and
drank a sixpence worth Of laudanum He told his wife
that he had taken poison, but he having previously
made many cle threats to take his life, she thought
little or nothing of it till she saw him getting drowsy
from the effects Of the drsught. Medical aid avaied
nothing, and death ensued soon aAerward. He hsd no
domestic or pecuniay troubles, and bis death is only
to be attn buted to his excessive ntemperance The
Jury rendered verdict Of death corresponding with
the foregoing facts. Mr. Gregory was 6 years OF age
and 1 ative Of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

THs TahaANI SocIrTY.-A regular meeting of the
TanmsDy Society, Regular, Foresters, and all.
TO the uumber of no. held at Tanmsuy Hall last
evening Beside the usual regular notice, there
published a sugu'sry-worded one "By order of the
High Fo,esterr;" signed by 70 o Ii" as Chair
man requesting all members to attend the Forester
Mansion" meaning thereby the od Wisw"m OF Tam
many All the big aud little men OF eacn party were
,he,: and an exciting time was anticipated il the
Councn Chamber. but none took place, and nothing
hu ,ha r.,, routine business was transacted e1csp
,h. ;ri,;s,op Of two new members, viz: DIR. James
&. Cooper and Joseph Sona. The session was very
49,. ~ ana vben the result wa. msds known the
s,nect.ot outsiders of who there were great many
in the lobby. retired disappointed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
LAV INTELL4GENCR
Court or OYER AND TERMIsyR-Ap-a --p.e
TaF wATkR-sTHLFr ruRpTU
Tas Peof-e sgt Mcbs,- Wossn


Ju3sf iSgS,Hss
-aF wATsR.sTHLFr ruRpTU
To Peof.e sgt Miobs>- Wossn
The defsI iaIt WBs indicted ft the tu1f.'-, oi
M;ccseI Cassidy io tho Ftu,h Ward. by .toot,or
ta witt p,-to lie ga ar-aigned And plea1ed guilty
e naS slaughter il tee fourh d. gree. Ice p., "a.
accepted ~ the Ds,ri,t-AttSsu-y. tnd WJcaa xes
icc abfa i.
Ipv CAEaL-srVIET MURDER.
The Prcpie JOtu Marcy
rAror.y ia North River b>S,nsu Ard 80. IN.
d clfd lc5 lie murder Cf Henry II4u.t,o by -hoot
i1g h.m With 4 pistol IL Csual street. Ho xas A..
rsgb.o end seed guilty Of srgter in the fret
decree. TIE Distnct-Attorney accepted the plea and
the accused vss reG,anced-
THE CASE or IHoNfsos.
The P,,pe sst. Thomas T. lnc-on
Tie q. f,T snt Convicted IN the Ses ions Tor the
buf.sry of l.. Merchsnts dry good, store 10 Bros1-
xsY After serving out part e his sen,ence his
Ic.ied aIs csse 70 the Count Of Appe al- which
set esce tie verdict AID ordered new trial Toe
cs.e xas remsaetd end transferred t. the Oyer and
T.uiner. "a the plea Il insanity Wa So. up Judge
Irerthsm ordered 4 Jury to be impanneIed 70 Try
The cSee when for the prisoner consented to
have ,le case tept back to the Cou Of Sessions The
District Attorney atsehtrg the Judge ordered the
csse TO be tiied in the SeHioIs. Tie Jurors were
then discharged aid tha Court adour Nd to Tuesday
next wien WCgan and Msroney viii be sentenced.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

We notice an advertisement in our columns relative
80 great Temperance gathering to be held at the Five
Points House OF Industry this evening. COL Snow,
J. W. ReyeN and other speakers will address the
meeting witch will be in connection with the Band oi
Hope organization commenced in this city aoo"' TWO
wears 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Edward II. Smithson, the young man who test'h'd
before the Corcners Jury on Tuesday in the murder
case Of Charles l.. Samuels, was yesterday afternoon
admitted TO bail in the sum Of $4,000 to appear on
Noodsy next to which time the inquisition stands ad
iourped Mexr. Persse & Brook. became his surety.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

SUrTRiNIESDrNTso oT TN PooR.- At the last meet
ng Of tho Beard Of Supervisors the ssseso Bsrnsea, H. noo1
White II the Ponr, were
from SIsoto year the ist Of Jsuuary
1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

TuE SPECIAL TTEM oF Inv SUPREME COURT
Judge Lott being rgas,d Ia holding the Weschrr Count
Special Term tn kuss County Srsca Tam stands shonhe
Until Mondsy. The l2,h irt At soclochs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
tn, A,,,o,nII,,cn yorrn,.-Yesterday nom.

THF ALifGkD ILLEGAL NoTkRs.- Yesterday morn
in, Allen proceeded examine the charges made against
RSs,t Aen who arrested for attempting 10 vote twice at
one Of The polls Fourteenth Wsrd bonds to appe
his rorping and John tlanuesn, who w.tr a
cs,cd for attempting Illegally In the Fourteenth Nsi
isd t,cu detained warrant ued BY the nspectors ana
ber sbov that they were intoxicated al the time the inspc-
nr, ceonsd nskne con pnt and they were acodin1 i'
clsetd Mchse Moran, William Cullen aid James Iiafke
al the poll in the Nneeenth Ward io A.
upns TO vots lie esy the complain, Of Alderman schos
49, Sscbsr,ed IN appeared that they hsd been resident. 81
be Wsrd about 50 ds and nsled By interested psre
Who sed 10. they had rsh 70 VOTE Alderman scno'
dld not desire 10 pre-- the charge
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Tuy Goyy,>rs HIGHWAY RoBBERr CAsr.- M'chael
and obn Beban chsraed with wsylsyng and robons
Rsrey in Tw,n,etb street the night Of toe
I'D o brought teore Justice B,chey y.ns ,i VT
y. %. the case further aduned toy died on SUNDAY
His .ts meut under oath had howevr been r.ds on .n
Friday previous. The PsIes stand oomuiittsa - s"A ~
,ft he iuNyst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Man FOND IN THE WATER.-The body OF
man named Thomas Mclaughlin was yesterday found
floating in the dock foot of Dosbrosses street, North
River Coroner Gamble held an inquest when il ap-
peared that Mclaughlin, who was drinking man,
had left his home No. 225 Elizabeth street about ii
osoCk Tuesday morning for the City Hall to assist
some friends to get out their naturalization papers
He was not seen alive again by his relatives and it is
believed he became intoxicated and while in that
condition fell overheard and was drowned The Jury
rendered verdict Of death by drowning. Mcbapsh-
lin was born in ireland, and GO years of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

THE AILEGED ABsTRAcrIos OF PaPH r, FROM 1uE
STREET CoNNIsSIoSER's OYYIcY.-Chares Turner
appeared with counsel before the Mayor yesterday
morning al 10 o'clock to answer the charge made
against him the day previous by Banabss P. Adau',
messenger in the Street Department 10 the effect that
Re lad distracted public records from safe ia the Of.
6ce Cf the Street Commissioner. We published the
efiidavt Of complaint yesterday.
Recorder Barnard was present at the examination,
and stated that Mr. Turner, on Monday last, came to
him and showed him subpoena which commanded him
TO attend as witness in in the Marine Court,
and bring with him certain papers, which papers said
Turner said were private. These papers, Mr.. Turner
informed the Recorder were in s pnyate sale 10 the
Street Commissioner office.
The Recorder told him at the time that if il was III
his power to get the papers lie would have to appear
with them A. eyiden >e; that was his duty to obey
the subpoena or he would be committed for contempt
of Court The Recorder remarked that the only ques-
ton here was whether the papers Mr.. Tuner was
charged with abstractng were public or private IL
the latter, there no otfense.
Mr. Swell counsel for Mr.. Turner, contended that
the safe Mr. Turner opened WAS his private property,
purchased by him in 1856, and contained his private
papers; further that be Turner took papers from
it belonging to the city.
Mr.. d. d. Field appeared on the part of Mr.. Con-
over end held that the pipers in the Street Depart
ment all subject to injunction, and that none
could be removed unless by virtue of an order from
the Supreme Court. If Mr.. Turner had meddled with
the pepers he had violated the injunction. If the safe
contained none but Mr.. Turner'S private papers, the
difficulty could be easily adjusted but it was not
known what 10 it, as Mr.. Turner had never given
up the key.
Mr.. Busteed appeared for the City, and suggested
that the Mayor be allowed to examine the papers in
the SAFE to any belonged to the public records
but to this Mr.. Turner'S counsel objected. Mr. Tur-
ner was asked if there any public documents in
the safe. To this Mr.. Stilwel also objected; it was
for the prosecution to prove that.
The affidavit of Mr.. Adams, the messenger, WAS
read. and the case was adjourned to 10 o'clock this
morning when the witness will BE- examined in
regard to the assertions made.
Mr.. Tuner understood TO say that he took no
papers whatever from the safe. He intended to take
the pspers he was in search Of but got hold of tie
wrong package, which he put back again. The meg
senger at that moment makirg an alarm by raising
window TO call officer caused him to close the safe
and lock it again without taking anything thereirom
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

Andrew /. Puducy ct nj. ag. John W. Griffith ct n
Order set aside, with IS costs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-31

Es3S~ The boy kidnapped at iSha~ncetewn,
and drowned in his attempt to make his cS-
cape, was native of Tcrre Haute. The
EJprcss saws: 4 l
lie is supposed to he John Bonds, the sGi,
of an old woman who has resided in this
city, since that boys birth. Every person
here knows this boy was frcc-born of free
parents, and had right to 30 and come
when he pleased. Being among strar gers
at ShawpcetOwB, vet on free soil, he is kid
mapped by mercenary hireings-forccd into
IA slave State, and then, in endeavoring to
regain his freedom, is either brutality muir
dered or drowned. Is there II crime in the
long catalogue of crimes, more infamous
than this effort to reduce human being i'll
to perpetual bondage? Yet this commun-
ty has remained silent, and witnessed a SIM
liar occurrcncc-thc only difference being,
that death closed n the dark drama in
the one case, and slavery in the other. The
citizens of Illinois owe il to themselves to
/ probc this recent outrage to the bottom.
though il shake the State from centre to cir
/ conference and Tcrrc lIaute, in justice to
her fair fame, should see that those who
have brought similar blot on her escatch-
. con- meet the penalty of violated law:
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~o0TTcE.-C.ssH! C.ssH. <.ssH!

ay On and after February lst, ls5s, J. VIII close
NV books 10 all running accounts ani ssl Tor cirh
offiy or its equivalent.
Experience has taught me 10 take this plan, be-
lcyng it to he to the interest of buyers as well as
10 myself shall try make il an object for all 10
nav cash and hope to give offence 10 none by re-
f,ipr credit as shall refuse all without respect TO
person or persons All goods must be paid for be-
fore they leave the II not satisfactory, they
can be returned, and will refund the money
Also, take this opportunity TO offer my sincere
thanks for liberal patronage with which was
heretofore favored, and ask continuance II the
zane promising to merit the same by prompt and
f,ir dealing and AN additional nduccIicnt in prices
janis FAN; LNDiOh'
Main 3 doors below Second
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-31

n Il
Oh oRcsilence in Mr.. Lsidwels buildings, on
la,eust, near Second STREET
THiSKFUL for the liberal patronage given 70 him
fst b, has riIrrcd Ev I<vilIc, with the
ilscign OF becoming 4 pernIaneIt siti1n, and rcs-
lcfiully offers his professional services III all dis
cases. acute or chronic. .. Hs.
While DIR. b. regards tl.e scientific of wafer
the Febrifugfm Nagnuni, he nevertheless uses all
the safe remedies both Of the AoJathic and Eclcciic
schools ~ aiuficts discarding all INJURIOUS and
J poisonous Hiedit1nes. -..L Z ..-
IIc would call the attention. Of the fUDi;c 20 the
following y IS =. .f
.l SPECIALITIkS. I'D
cAScERs-RemOved without the Knife and pcrna-
Jirntly cured.
BRONCHITIS AND CoSSU.n1icN-Treatcd ~ the
nov - stem Of Inhalation Of piedicstcd vapors,
sisted by valuable cxpectuiant syruls
DISEASES Oh IHL ElIs.-Persons who have had
their eyes burnt with various kinds of caustics,
cciving little no bcncfit, will ind il 10 their IL
teTest I. change the. Treatment
FEMALE DTsLASLs--Mill be treated with rgrnarlia-
Lle succcss. Various remedies will bc used, a
the MagiictOElctric machine for nervous 1Iscsscs,
Ac, &c. r .---
The subscriber has choice assortment Of rure
drugs and medicines, (wincs ana Ir;ndies for msdi-
cal purposes only), and the most popular patent
medicines AT retail. Persons calling for IaedIcnes,
and layug for them in the Office, may Lave medical
counsel without charge lf LID.
NO Physicians prescriptions both Of the Alo-
pthic and Electric schools, carefully prepared at all
hours y. BEATTY, NJ ID.
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The auaount Uf Liabilities due or I,"t due -'f
H. hanks 81 her crrditors-Hothing. fI
Los>cs adjusted and dre--nonc.
losses a,liriz and Irt due......-..S IL G' SO
I-'SsvS adjusted, in snsIcnsc, Waiting
furtl'hr proof or curfc-tc.l.......... l6i Ss' ~
All idltr t.aims sxaiIrst the Company .. -
small. fpr Whiting &c.
Agents instructed to fake risks exceeding Slo,-
po without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any city, town
village varies. -
The greatest amount allowed to be insured i'm any
one block also varies. p
The Charter or Act of Incorporation and amend
Incnt Is herewith presented.
TIIOS. Il. BRACE, JR.,
Hartford. Jan. lst 1858. Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-31

-THE CALoRIc EyGIyE-Ericson caloric
engine is perfectly successful a. high as FIVE
horse power. The inventor Is sanglIine of
ultimately overcoming the mechanical diff
culticS that have attended engines of larger
size. II is becoming extensively used for
domestic purposes amd-abeing free from
dams er, easily managed, chap, and 'requi:-
ing but very little fuel iSrreferred, in many
instances 10 the steam ciigine.