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National Hotel.

II T Jones, Atlanta Ga Miss Cnnard, New Orleans
Lew Scoaeli VIM Clarke, Baltimore
Mrs Webb, Baltimore AR Mcwiliams a lady, Alabama
JPK Mygatt, U sN l. Gran, Georgia
Patrick blessing jackson, Rhode Island
Day, Washington, OF james Hughes, Baltimore
Bedford, Alabama Jas Irving, lady child, Chester
2 Misses Waakley, do Penn
A Rost New Orleans r u fIamnum, do
yisscher, New York John Hughes Baltimore
II Dart, Washington DC b Pendleton, Georgetown
P nety, New York c Floyed Jones, Long Island, n
W Aueret, Virginia A IIarget New York
Csneros Cuba EW MIttock, do
Vinen Miss Gibson, do
Alfredo Kindeau, do CbaS Huntington, Springfield, III
j d Greene USN 7 II Atkinson, North Carolina
Smith New York Mis5 NJ Z Atkinson, do
Thos Rsockdao Mississippi Goldsborray sons, Eastern
John Ford, Baltimore Shore, Md
Col Wade Hampton, lady, a. SER Campbell, Louisiana
wants, South Csroiua Bosser do
Norman Pinney Mobile, Ala J n Campbell servant, USA
" Iabarre, lady, children, Major Hunt do
New Orleans Capt Barry, do
Miss Louise, do Mr Swift, New Bedford Mas
Ieuntne, W Moore, baltimore
Mr. Dunon & 2 children, do VIM Constant, New York.
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BY JAS G. MCGUIRE g. CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON

Il
the Eand.By virtue Of deed In trust, duly
corded the subscriber will sell public Monday
Of October, 1885, at O'Clock the emiscs, parts
Nos 49, square No. 267 fronting IA 1872
by inches south with improvements
0 a two-story brick dwell ng house.
cash. And complied with three
property Will resod upon notice.
pense Of the purchaser. CHAS. s. WAIIACH, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Sept 25-eo&ds Auctoneers
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Notice of the Discontinuance of the Land of
fees 1T Mineral Point, in the State Of Wtscon'

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
IN that the unsod land In the MINK
hundred thousand tho
Secretary scontnuance Of said dis
and that the uod lands tcrn no maze subject TO sale and
Ia CRosE IN said State.
lands remaining unsod and unappropae by law and subject TO
the Office discontinued will 10 be subject 70 entry
said osc from the data Of tho receipt Of notice TO that effect by
the register and receiver thereof and the land officers ut la Crosse
will public notice Of tho day which they will be prepared TO
applications any such lands at their Office
Given under hand at The city Of Washington this fifteenth
day OF september, A. D. 1883.
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General land Once.
Sep l0~-1awow ntSSar1
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by JAS. Q. mcguire & Co, Auctionccrs.

LSXTENSIyE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNI-
M tre and Household Eeoson Wednesday and Thursday,
september 2sh and 30 commencing each day at 10 O'Clock
shall SELL the residence Of Miss anney sth
Pennsylvania all furniture and effects comprising
Superior round
senway Sons, New York
Rosewood marble top centre and sofa tables
Suite OF parlor finished
Handsome walnut whatnot, fancy chairs
Brocatellc and chintz curtains, shades
Gilt frame pier glass, slab and bracket
Walnut and mahogany sofas, dvans
Easy chairs, walnut parlor chairs &#
Superior spring seat lounges vases
Brussels, threepy and Ingram carpets tsaa
Floor ololotb mating, rugs
Extension dining breakfast tables
Walnut arm dining chairs, sdeboards
Mahogany secretary and book
French china dinner and dessert ware glassware
Sivcr-p plated casters, table cutlery
Six large covered dishes, chatting dishes
Superior refrigerator dining chairs
Mahogany and walnut dressing, an plain bureaus
Walnut and mahogany bcdseads
Wardrobes, washstands, toet sets
IL superior feather beds holsters, and pillows
IL hne cnrlcd hair mattresses husk mattresses
Comforts, bl1nkcts, spreads
Chamber tables, chairs, dressing. stanha
Looking glasses, gas fixtures
Franklin air tight aud coal etc -
large and superior cookIr, sl,ve
effects. - " '' 'A N''N'
ca 'o and UNDER cash; that credit Of 60 and 90
S ~ satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest.
srptlS--s JAs. c. MCGUIRE & co, Auctionccrs.
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FAREWELL TO REV. DIR. BINNEY.

A very interesting meeting held last evening in
the Street Baptist church for the purpose of taking
farewell of Dr. Binney who leaves Immediately for Bur
NAH. The meeting opened by singing hymn,
after which prayer brief but earnest offered by
Rev. j. O. Smith the fifty second ohaper of Isaiah
then read by DR. Teasdale and after addresses from Dr.
Kngsford and Rev. Mr. Hill, Dr. Bnney took affec-
tonate farewell of his Washington friends In the
of his remarks he strongly urged the claims Of Coum
bia college, from the presidency of which he retres The
ateness of the hour compelled him to limit his remarks
and the audience thus lost many good things that he
would have uttered but his address full of important
facts and its conclusion found the emotions of his hearers
deeply stirred. While the audience sung the hymn
''Best DO the tie that binds hearts, DR.. Samson
spoke few warm and kindly words, and then called
upon the clergy of all denominations to como and bid
adeu to their friend,
Tho sautations of the many clergymen present,
of every variety of opinion, added to formal presenta
ton of Bible must have been cheering to the depart
ing missionary. In leaving Washington, DR.. Binney
bids farewell to host of friends who have learned to
esteem him as gentleman, scholar and Christian
If might hint most respectful word of suggestion
to the clergy and to all who have occasion to address
the people when many expected to speak, should
like to say, in the very kindest and most considerable
way it be put, that at such times brevity is the
brightest jewel in the orators diadem. ...
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E,RNESTIN; or, The Hearts Longing by Aleth.
LL vol Price 81 rs -
louship and Matrimony by Robert Morris. 81
For sale by BLANCHARD a. M0HUN,
Sep rs Corner Of 18th street and Penn.
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United States Hotel.

II s Smith, Virginia w Bruce Virginia
II C RcIon, do Henry Iolers, Jackson, Miss
Small, New Orleans Geo w Thomas, Maryland
b Lloyd Washington Geo Morris, do
Mrs Moiette, Baltimore Ri Robinson, Washington, ID 9
u Wilson, Mobile, Ala Willard Kempt, North Carolina
no Bcrs New York Samuel Wyic, Baltimore
Henry Tyler, Washington, DC Neil Woodrow, b Il ORR
Henry Williams, Virginia CD Harrison, do
John Anderson do Frank Fox, Virginia
Hill C Snyth Baltimore John W MoElhaney, do
Chas w Stone, do Aaron Hancs, do
j N Burke, Alert Va j J Peteagrew do
w Iineei do Eealman, Maryland
sam Lollers, Hayon, CT Curtis lady, Baltimore.
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A MOTHER BATCH OF NEW BOOKS AT
IN PIIPSThc Household Book Of Poetry collected
by Charles A. Dana. SO so.
Eoquencc Collection of Speeches and Addresses by
with biographical Sketches
Illustrative Notes BY Frank Moore Illustrated with fourteen portraits
engraved ON soei 2 vols SIS.
From York Delhi by way Rio de Janro Australia
China. BY Robert b. Mntdrn, jr. 81 20.
Rational Cosmology The Eternal Principles and tho Necessary
Laws OF the Universe BY Luens p ekok d. Union College
81 75.
Eectron Tho Franks Of the Modern Puck Tecgraphlc Epic
for the Times. BY VIM c. Richards. so 7'%
yegs the Spirit; History Of Man. by r. Dunlap member
Of American Oriental Society New Haven IS co.
The laying Of tho Tecgraphc Cable with all its Incidents
ecdotes. BY John Mutually official historian OF the memorable
dtons abunanty insato authentic History People
90 cents; free by mail, 90 cents
Tor sale ut PHILIPS New Bookstore,
1872 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th
IN IT--tf
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REMOVAL THE HORSE MAnKEr.--The chief of police
has taken to all distractions from the
avenues Streets and public reservations in this city,
directed by the act of the corporation approved the
I'd inst which passed with view of enforcing the last
clause of the thirteenth section of the city charter That
section declares that open space public reservation
other public ground in the said city shall be occupied
by any private person for any private purpose what
ever The horse market and other auction sales (which
have been held in front of the Bank of Washington will
longer be permitted there and the book stand near
by will also be removed An of Congress was passed
time since directing tho Commissioner of Public
Buildings to all such distractions and since the
chief police has taken the matter in hand we
it will now be eecuay accomplished The penalty for
violation of the corporation law on this subject is
fine of not less than five than ten dollars for
each day the distractions remain after notification for
their removal ....
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yXTASHINGTON THEATRE.
The farce Of
SLASIIER AND CRAsIIER.

sIAsIIER AND CRAEIIER
a AT HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE BALTIMORE,
shaspeares exquisite play the rEPEsT" superby got
up IL attracting crowded audiences nightly
Sop 2S-1t a&.a [SarSStatesl
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CHAKSPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS, New and
~ elegant edion--Eled by Richard Grant White.
This published: H. H. w. VI containing the Comedies
comprised II vos post svo. Price 81 90 per
LITTLE, BROWN, g. CO., IT..
Sept 21-3tfeod liz Washington street, Boston.
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"ARDWICKES SHILLING PEERAGE for 1858.
IL 81 cents
Iiardwickes Shilling Baroncage for 1858. 81 cents.
Ilardwickos shilling Knghtage for 1858. 81
Hrdwickes Shilling House OF Commons for 1855. 81
A Start in French; by Albites 81 cents.
How 10 Speak French; b. A. Abilities. III 80.
British Rule in India by Harriet Martneau 81 cents.
Tales from Blackwoods Magazine 80 cents.
Dixons Iif Of Admiral Blake rs
Twelve Lectures to the Men of Liverpool. so cents.
Imported from London. fflANCK TAYLOR.
Sep rs
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FTNAYLOR & MAURY'S HALF-D0LLAR BIBLES
Engsh Bibles, elegantly arabesque gilt price
just imported by TAYLOR MAURY, ..s..-
Sep 25-3t Bookstore, 1874 Penn ave-, 9th street
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LN0R RENT.--A large and frst-class dwelling,
IL with all tho modern improvements with hreestory brick
building either furnished unrurnhed having commodous
stabng carriage house &C. is situated Louis
City Hall the most central and eligible position in
the city For terms apply TO address Fisher esq., at j. C.
Mcclure co., auction store, Washington city d. c.
Sop 22--eod2w
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VNTANTED--An agent to transact the business
wv and take charge the City Office Of the Mount ovet
tory the Bladensburg Turnpike.
Good references viii be required and security by bond liberal
salary will be given Applications in writing viii be received at ST.
Patrck's Church uutl the I'd of month Aug. 24du
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4. Q. @. II. j.. AuTRY
II AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY, Attorneysat- Law
Holly Springs, Miss, will practice in the High Of
Appeals jackson the Federal Court onotoc
the h Judicial District Of Mississippi and viii the
lection Claims throughout North Mississippi Sept 1SdG
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manner defeating them TO the purposes for which they
nave been destined But when we enter Tor the hist
time the place we have prepared for the repo9e OF tne
od where after the sorrows and cares OF life are past
~ weary bodies are TO find rest tho occasion must be Of
much higher importance
Bore the heart that beneath reposiug
lly sorrow pursued TO liie's closing,
Ilnas peace IN is lonely rotreatnRi
FINDS peace--when tho heart ceases beating
No arc here assembled to celebrate this place ed
If God as s'neutTal ground, as republic OF the
dod az an arsenal of Heaven Here only may we md
anlc 70 the truest sense of the word whefe all dis
pcons OF rank or position, of age Of religion, Of ma
,onality must disappear The poor and the rich, the
infant and the man gray with age, the foreigner and the
native the Christian and the unbeleying-they all VIII
II here In peace together. Here the man who flour
shing with the power OF manhood, thougnt hmseH
ton enough to defy the elements win bow before the
mighty sceptre Of Death and be who looked down upon
bs feowan with pride and contempt VIII learn at the
brink of tue grave that the best patent Oh NOBILITY con
ssts in faithful discharge OF the duties OF me- win
hat different sentiments shall both we and our offspring
enter this pace IL requires not the eye OF seer or
ronbet 10 describe Here children will weep over the
raves OF their parents The world will appear to them
dsconsoate and desert waste-a vale OF misery, where
all lows have ceased to bloom until the words OF conso
lation which have been proclaimed from the mouth OF
fine coasecraed servant that God who feeds the ravens
who clothes the lilies OF the field who counts the hairs
Of our heads who was the father of their fathers, win
also be their father providing for and protecting them
40 that they shall leave this holy place with feelings OF
consolation Parents viii weep at the graves of their
them Of the support OF their age until the spirit
rounding this consecraed spot shall have spoken to them
"a the Redeemer did at Main and Capernaum, 'sYour
children live you shall sec them again in better
world"
Through the dark days OF life,
In 10 storm aud the strife,
jehovah hath spoken;
"Trtst Cor thy light 70 me,
thy defence Viii be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-18

r MISTY pLugs-INDrPESpEvr cORPs Al
Ia ausr -~s, New York April 10 isss The eorrs VII
meet At the srmory. Crystal - Grnnd street. % ssndsl
evening April ~ at O'Clock for Isess.ticr Of business
By order. rbONAs PRICE Comm>nd>st
g. wAyDELL, Secretary.
r rspsrv nj trs-.rSDTPFNTrvr CORPS HEAD
ouartsrs New yors, April ~ Isss.-rhe acive srd
honorary members hereby nolned 20 - u "a -
brand street. citizens Tess. ms lNurdap
afternoon ococt sely 70 attend ne tnnerA OF our
lac ..so.iaIe Eugsne a Reynods nv order,
Jso n. wnstY orderly THOMAS rkios, Co~dt
yrRopP A, CITY HORSE GuAzD.-Ar NETTING,
held ~ ne a. the Grape Vine Ioage ~ see int
.~s,,~, NJ Tohn Ttrnar presene With silver npet
~ the msmbers The troop will dru b. the souna u ihs
Al the CITY Armory of WHINE streets.
ON wedne,dsy Apr 81 ats ecl,ek N. psors elOssd no
.amiuAnce.
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MnO

XVxgHswkEs vxRay cowrAry ~orrCs-ro rag
w parw III nnd~F~afn~ hsvinG No exciusive priv
eEe rnnl-s hn 70 st~smeoss frun ne tcrk lodge
Pre- Nce4asrsn - Mes rors for - year 1855
ms-enf WI n, vi a4As sx rigs day fare cents
HEsRy MAJ ~. steamboat axenI
ulterugnsd.
FVAvrs rPt-x wesAawssn.
va SILVA
Il Il rnH. IUtA.
DAVID NNifNrN.
rtltJs BCt.0NB.
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uArunnAHp rArEwv BLOCE.-rHs CprzS-
w rsn~f ~t r~~~vs rrnpc~A saul me ist ~ Nsg nrrt
~ srsIe q n. rsM msnuf.ctsre sra ssll ne kss
co. sAsAAn pesn bloch IN she eses ~ ss.ne, Mo-
esusss~ snf Zee HN<apsns .epers,e dsoas ~
.ss ~ o. ~xs~n6~s n .~d yss.ats~ver yssr, fr<n
- us Jsnns~y, lse-rsnsrving NE rrhi 10 rslss Nc
.sss az $50 - -! Prypc~& s-i AZ r., sss-p,sS
~. nvurf sws~x R~ossyu, rY.
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

A RARGAIx-rOh SALE ON TO LET THINKS sUPE
N tsih housss 10 lst and s5 Es~ Thirty ssth
az Pna1ely hia
hrifk wa al M medsrn nprovemsnts Terms easy. In
esrs 80 M prr2~es
fNorsrRy PLACE wANrwD IN rxCuANGr FOR
~ hou~ 10 Nsu ora. 49, toasr sorib elapS-$oaO
~srssge - fees " bal ~ tl~k four slr,ss and high
s-snsnL hns oder. fi-es ~sst~i atio4n be
ne wsisr. and siiAn hours ride q yok.
hdtr~.- n n n. hes 49, fars Fo~s once stating
yrlc9 sixe 81 hs1n nvnoer OF acres
voUNrky EkxInESCR FoR SALE IN THE VILLAGE
~ 81 Newcastle Nearhgstfr half from the
Harlem Railroad dspos a. house dgat t~osory touse
contsinbH rod orf~r The 0l
ny 40 feet OH wa gsrden 'rnn and vel ~
water The above ell b. sid favorable Apply
~ ,. Al.Lkn Ga The ~ emiss.
f,fiSrOS tyFsuh, BROoKLyN.-FoR SALE AsUR
W ssn@l hricA house strti ts. 100 - 40 feet stable
frui, ssFashety Ae "a sbaaenes sh- boa par his
AvsHue opposite 10 churfh. will
. sold low or sEshsnss Apply on tse premises.
tkAsklis BLOWN, NJ. lI Nasaaa s1ess NJ y
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NOR SABA TWO STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME
house and OF land barns hen house hen
two cellars hog house. all fenced with pckeis The whole
Allied with ornamental trees sarubbeyy aud 81 the
choicest krd within hundred Yards OF the rarosd depo,
at Jansica L. zoe further particulars apply IN SAMUEf,
NILSSON No South William street New York n. B.
Two a Lie L. L.,
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$500 @s Sf% ra ..eSad a.oa Sfd o
French plate ~ by 50 inches
X H. BILLINGS CO., ss Broadway, third floor.
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MOE COMMITTEE on STREETS Or TIE BOARD OF
Il Couucllmsn will hold meeirg In he Cny tltrary,
No. Guy Hall, ON Monday the lesn instant ssgs
FOR the 81 bearing parties Interested the
from vks ham n. rive,
Also 10 take Into he proprety n wasniuE
Grsnd street. from broadway - Canal street Paruss se
rested The above requested 10 attend.
THOMAS A. DUNN.l
JOHN VAN Tine. tCcumlttee m SirestA
JOHN ". BRADY. y
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CONFEDERATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE COMMITTEE ON sew
~ OF the board OF Aldermen VIII Monday iqh
instant O'Clock AT tbs once Of tbs Croton Aqueduct
Remonsrsnis or.hard street. between Stanton
and Ryip ritn streets.
Thirty fourth street Fourth and Lerng
Forty seventh street. seventh and Eshih Avenues
Petition OF la sren Rock for relief from conirsc, entered
BY him Of in Forty dta street,
Fifh avenue. a.. NOS STEPHENS )coamiisss
-. a BDoLs, on
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NroTfCE-THE COMMITTEES on POLICE OF r6g
~ Board % Coun lnsn will meet ia The City LIBRARY
No " City Han. Monday the lsh lnsAat A. ~ n Par
having claims sszinst he city for medical serces ths
various station houses " ARCufARfUs, /Com ni4ss
W. NOLAN
D. n CROSs y Pohse
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NorICH-rHE COMMITTEES oS FINANCE oF RE
IN Board OF Councnen will meet Ia the q ttrary
No. IL City Hall, hoeday, 18Th inst, At IP. Al per
having before bs COMMITTEES r@Tuesef 10
asend n. ARCuLARlus CON nfes
r CRAWFORD, y
j. N CROSS y Finknre.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
THE REVIVAL AT UNION COLLEGE.

To ne Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune
SIR: From time to time | notice you are isvoring
xour readers vita accounts Of the increased interest 10
the subject of religion that is prevailing all over the
land. We at Uxon ask the privilege OF helping
TO swell the stream Of good news.
Since the commencement Of the present term, very
great interest has been manifested by nearly every
member Of the College. Old protesting Christians
6rst became aware of this awakened tate of feeling
by observing the increased number present at tue
tOmary College prayer-neetipg Where, formerly
only few were gathered together for this purpose
our places for prayer are closely crowded. Pdb
lie service, held in the College Chapel two
ings each week, and hardly evening passes bu
some one Of the fOnr classes holds a sociabe meeting
fot prayer and Interchange Of feelings. These meet
ngs intensely interesting and arelargely attended
1t is difficult to determine with exactness the nuoer
Of converts Between thirty five and forty attend the
lectures OF the Vice President DIR Hickok) 10 young
converts. But much larger number than this, 1t Is
estimated have met with hopeful change. During
the four years your correspondent has been member
of the College, he cannot look back 10 term that
has been 80 greatly for orderly quieta
sobriety az OF present. When those OF us now here
shall have entered that great school, the world,
trust we shs have pofted by the present awakening
at CHd Union. SENIOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
THE REVIVAL AT COLD SPRING.

Vs ne Edt,or Of TIE NJ Y. Tribune
SIR: have been faithful reader Of The DAILY
TRIBUNE for these five years past and have always
been very much pleased with it and the principles that
it advocates but / must say that never admired it
80 much as at the present. and what makes it doubly
interesting the account gives of the Revvals of
Religion from different parts of our land. revival
is in progress in Cold SpriOg in which all the differ
eDt denominations have shared. | cannot state the
exact number who have professed to have been con-
verted but should think about 900 of whom 80 have
Joined the Methodist Episcopal Churca Of this place.
The work goes on yet 1t is not confined u the
young only, but extends to the man Of gray hairs.
We have quarreling about church doctriu.s with
the different denominations but all look TO Jesus for
salvation. cannot close without wishing The
TRIBUNE and the spread Of the Gospel success.
Cod Spring March 16. 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
SUPREME COURT-CmcvIr-MArch i9-Befors Jadss
DAVIES
sIIT AGAINST TIE SHIHfFF.
Rob II A Sickles et al. sst. Johp Orser, Sheriff.

Rob r. A Sickes et al sst Johu Orser Sheriff .
plaintiffs riitgr that SIDitn, Secsefa 70. recelvso
nrae from the city authorities u come 10 New fesa
Introduce the hi for the c anins of strss
rhsi said im bought here PoPey including 70 hos-. ws
esrS the $i01l but that Nj Ebins ssbss-
ov.ntly turt.l agst them aud Mr. Secp who had bovs4
money hi. friends furnished nos Of he capital vss
complied draw and MI Alcnus took his pisre. hsf
ub,qucuy the sheriff levied upon the horses msclnes sn1
o'hr piopfy that be ut the horses at Elm fat, 10 dsA
where ttey could get food and more Of them ~
starved ssid horses subsequently ac-1 10
s.shs OF Mr. Van Rsns CsDa street who worried then
night ana dsy the Deput, SteH had also thai tAe
could be csached from them stoipsnd that whst cee
S4otOOs shOrt time before appraised by the sheriff
S5O The prop ry ws fnsly iepl-vpst and this suit -
the ownrTshp sDd also for damages In deLss saaA
that be proy sciz,d attachments sialast Mf
seckd part Of the claim being for the psD' isb of the
chne that the Ivy properly made aud tho horses ses
us.d
ibis morning the Jur, brought IN the following verdicti
We emo tbs, the transfer BY Sckes 10 AtemA o his ntssc
IN the CopsrLer-h bona hde and award 10 the psa
tif For the deDon Of horses 1854 damage horses 3iNs
dsmsges eteotion of the mschines 160 to4
S5 81 And under the oirec Of tie Judge -
romius value of the property OF SGth schlos CO., a
Sub, Atemus Co, attached BY the Sheriff 10 have se
flgue.
Laroeue Barlow. for plaintiffs; Brady Hall vsadespss.
ftr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Advertisement
Cation TO HOTEL-kEHPERs.

understand that persons travelling about tae cry
and country representing thsm-.yes Agents for WoLrE
scBEID.N ARosATIc and sess the same ~ e
gallon snc pipe. ,..-.,,- -.
b-s !,sge 70 caution Ho,e.K Keeper aid the public sssnS
these impostOrs. :, -. Ao,,I..
with the proprietor. OF 20. bcue sad coh sAe la
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