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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

1Hr FkTAL pWgF FiGuT ~ NFw H.vrye-Of the
rti faye right between two fnriishntan as New haven
let week the felluw give the testimony ~ the only
witness ~ iclgws.~i expected Metcalf would 20 down
MI far pay. but he did not went 10 the
fcld and they pulled 81 their coats Mercer struck first,
aud tho aist round Houson down, slso In the
end. think. and Mercer feid. "a few rounds viii TX
you tie third round Mercer FELL but h. got up again
fr1 IN tho fourth round Houson down the nrh
after several blows The last light one, Mercer FELL and
did not get rp again went o. him, and raised him
yp aud .si him my knee, and Ilouson said, think
H. dead 20 aud fetch Actca Ill stop here left the
to,y ard walked Met all and told him Mercer was dead
f moon Was slsung during the fight and no weapons
sre need Nsr,r staggered fe after the last blow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

TuE NACEERaL Ftam ny The Gloucester,
Cia.s Fsir0yh sayv iha, IN ugh fc vessels arriving
e nv hr'oag fA fares tie m.Sscfel ers very 6no--
a1 .fgc ana TAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

PERSONAL.
L,CR ADoPTIOS-A FEMALE CHILD, Is MONTHS OLD
OF English parents. Inquire FOR Two days a, ~ Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn.
IF MRS. JOHN CLAY, FORMERLY OF H0B0Kl.N
viii write again, stating where interview may be had
she hear something TO her ad, antlgc.
IN ONE or TIE ESTABLISHMENTS IN BROADWAY
i left by gentleman the evening Of the 2@li inst
pair nne gold specacls Any who has found them
and does not know the will please deliver them 10 Nal
lard coase gu Broadway 30, and receive the thsnks
the
INFORMATION wANTED-0f TIMOTHY KENNEDY
about ty years from the parish and county of RIOS
When at heard from he in the town OF Hope
Uerkiner county State Of New York ANY Information of him
VIII b. thankfully received by his friend ls~lenc. Glennsn
No. 2ui East Thirteenth street. New York.
INFORMATION FOR cox. CocuELy. FROM TIE
Il county Of Cork of His wife, who landed n Castle
Harden friday, sept "a II this should reach your
call at Castle Garden and you will lind your wife, Margaret
Coquely county Cork.
TOIN GRANT, 4 NATIVE OF AYR, SCOTLAND WHO
te Liverpool IN February last Ellen Austin for New
York. viii hear something o mis- advantage by calling upon
sending his address 10 James Patrick ~ Beaver
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THE REGATTA.

NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
IN The autumn regatta will OF the Goth inst The
viii be abreast ows Head Long Island around
light ship and hack passing the spit each way Ths
yachts 10 be started al II O'Clock A. "
Entries close nj II A. NJ II Tuesday the 18th
fcc OF the Secretary, No. Pine sareci
Yachts starting point O'Clock Of he day
OF the regatta will be excluded
III. steamboat Highland Light engaged or members %
the club exclusively, viii the street
at los On this occasion, The being sea- pro
vision al be made for ladies'.
CHARLES H. HAswErI.l e..
ANSoN LIVINGSTON, cneEa.a
in. WAINWRIGHT Ston'nuee.
n. BIoopcoop. Secretary.
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xnP0aTi,T FROM THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.

Uxthransnstnt Of tkc king of Rniafea and
Ishas-i'ropositIon 10 he Admitted Into the
American G,.ion--Intsrf.rcnes OF the French
.--Antsrts an Citizens Imprisoned GA a French
MaH-uf-Nar.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Persia tf,r), Judkn~. Lverpooi-E cunari
Steamship Nashville, Murray cbaresionSpolord Tleson
4 Co.
Steamship Chesapeake CroNei Porand-H Cromwell &
Go.
Ship swallow Norton. Hong Kong-Dugan Leland
ship Southern Chief Higgins, New Orlvsps-Oakley Eea-
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THE FIRENIEy.

NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.-rNITED STATES
~ Hos. Company No - respectfully soicii that each
intending 10 participate ihe reception of Neptune In
rn- Company No g. OF Detroit Michigan, Viii send delegate
tb-ir house In Worth street. this "Wednesday
ing al clock ty order Of n. GALLAGHER, Foreman.
r. T. Wnrisc. Secretary, pro TEN.
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yrAxPAYING CITIZENS ARoUsE.-CITY POLITICS..
All those taxpayers the city and county or
New York. who have these been robbed and plum
cred by public officers public servans are friendly nvlted
meeting To be held "Wednesday evening sept ~,
O'Clock, Jacob Mentgs, of Fourth avenue and
Eighty seventh street. YupfTER LEus,
NJ uESSER.
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IliE MILITARY.
4 LENANnER FRFAR NvSKETEERS.-A MEETING
IA the above company will he held Mlleman- Hall
Twenty sixth seventh avenue. Frit,
evening. Oct l. "a, O'Clock those intending accom-
papy on first annual excursion
pr, sent ~ order If GEORGE MUNAY, CAPTAIN.
j.. n. StSoxsoS Secretary.
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Acknowledgement !
JOHN HECKER>
PArENT MscHISI BRrAo.


Sold by the pound lat p cen's ard not by the los
The having completed The ton Of extern
sve budins which the unusus demand short time sin
dersd nceSy is pIerad 70 supply the public with hi'
Potent Machine Bread the extent II two hl- iied a-d III
barrels 4 -four or g. $40 pounds Of bread. daily.
The demand for this bread has hitherto KEEP, constantly ad
vance 4 The suppy but with the increased facilities r
this vii no longer be the m superior cleanliness
wh.eness texture form, sweetness and decided che9pness
have been thoroughly tested and fully established
Grocers Milk Depot. and others By sidre'sirg lire - the
Hatufaoory No RutgcFs-st will b. promptly supplied
Villages TIE City aud accessible by railroads ate hrdng
tte use Of this Bread greatly to their interest.
Allow suce 10 dealers a, heretofore, Is ger cent
Wheat Twist Family Graham ard Rye p cents pound.
The price Of Wheat Besi viii be governed BY hat o family
flour.
Rolls. Cakes, Pies &c. In variety.
The underlined ncty exhibiting hs buidips'
patent machinery aud a the processes the manufacture OF ais
unryaed bread the nspcOn aud scrny OF the p1bc OF
which due notice VIII be gwen. .
JoHN HEcEER. No. Sc Rutgers St
Retail Bread Depots wher. also Cakes Pies &C. may BE- had
IN every variety: .
No. 1871 Csnsl-st, No. 10 L.urens-st.
No. tC3 PesIlst, No. l6i Grsndst.
No. 78 West Broadway No. s. ROo5eye..st
Private families by sends their orders - the Oe as above
will te supplied through dealers in their nei.hbOrh1od
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PASSENGERS Transported o. TIE MORRIS AND
Essex ACKNOWLEDGING the yssT ending May 81,
no les thar 23359 passenger, exclusive of cOmmut
ers, we've conveyed over the Morris and E,sex Rsil'
re sd, as follows: Between Newark and Orange. 81
SIS; South Orange, l6.4i6; Store.House, So Nd
burp - 63J; Summit. lOl0i Chatham. 1910; Md
isou 66i9i MoEristowp, 81, oS5; Morris aims, 2ol6
Dervile, 1888; Rockaway, 1888; Dover, sl77;
Drskssvils, SAIL S,anhope 1926; Waterloo, 726;
Haoketstowp, $3.50; beside ~ 929 way passengers.
The foregoing statistics may probably be considered
tie very best index that be obtained as regards
tie comparative importance of the different villages
situated alopg tie lie OF the Morris and E,sex Ral-
road The figures alec likely to surprise those per-
sors who ertertsin rather queer notions about that
foreign lard known So the Jsyseys.
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BROOKLTV ITEMS.

SENTENCE OF LALLY ND MEcAHEY, AND DIS
CHARGE OF MALLoN.-Yesterday morning Patrick
Isvy. WHO sas conviction ThGr.dAyo of man'Isughter
in he second degree in having On the 18th day of Feb
r,,4,v caused the death Of George S.mOnson, was
broreht before The Court Of Oyer AMI Terminer Judge
srorp n1esilinr. snd ater few remarks By the
JUDGE was sentenced the State Prison for five
vea,s. The Judge remarked that he Intended to give
lin tie full extelt of ia, law, but 10 consideration OF
his previous good character and the hope he enter
tarcd Of reformation, hewoud give him but five years
George Megshey, indicted for murder with AaLy,
by the ADVICE of bis counsel pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in the fourth iegree, snd was sentenced ~
the state Prison for two yeas.
Joseph ]. Mslcn. also Indicted with the above Tor
the same oeDse wss discharged, the District At'V'he!
entering up noHe prose4a in the case. Msllon sp-
reared on the evidence to lave been peace maker
throughout the affair in III, tarroom and this was
taken in consideration by tie Court
The SHOOTING AFFAIL-John Cooper all "s'
brought before Justice Cornwell yesterday noInlcs
on the charge Of fling at John A. LaidlaF WITH Pr
tol. He waived examination, AID was eouih4Ileu IL
default Of 81 80 bail. Ths origin Of the diheu.y aP
pears 70 be, that Lsidlav was Intimate win ' o.
wife. causing jealousy Val met him N Mldds5A street
on Thursday evening and fred at bin, put Without
effect. LSidaw returned the fire, bu; aid mol 10 any
5snsge.
SrypAY.ScHooL ANSrERsARY.-The Anniversary
Of the Sabbath Schools connected with me cnurcnes
On Greeppoint took place On Thursday mfnipg III
the Methodist Church, when addresses were u9N''
cred by several clergyman. The Singing was "H'
Quoted by the scholars, under dneca'n Oh h1e'1'
Hart esq.
Thy LAIE NAVY AGESr-AS ALLEGED DE- Is l
Is MS AccoUI1s-We learn from private pus Per'
fec,Iy reliable sources thst Mr. CcnrSd chlansi
late NAVY Agent has been sued by the nl'eI oeets
Goyerre nj for az alleged deficiency In DIS ACCOUNT
70 the smount Of $4,000 Mr. :. csiIs AS SUN ~
peYcensgs in the disbursements msce .! lin !o' Ia
Government. We urdsrstsrd that 10 clam We
made by the sxNsvy Agent for TINS 'muliesioh uItl
be renas d bis privsts account on &c eApr.on
bic term Ct oiee, when p per cent On aeSf-sa p,
ton of his Expenditures scis &c lasd toe amount
the deficiency charged srairst I'm oy tue oecIs
If the Navy L. is sta.eo by srtie. who ouSut 20
well pos,ec tia. when tie rsr fed ofhcsnoaeI
TO wss called upon By his srrete' 20 secuie taI.
against any csGeisrcy, e promptly iepI,u IA.. :
was sbJnckr'ly sbs u ct;uui Pecunsr',y o1' 80
/ 70 size them suy irsorms'!o1 ~ 70 tA7 l1A,''
xt!ca tS gesr, vsss Uveetsc. ~, ,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

ARREST OF PEDDLER.-Oficer Kipg Yesterday
morning arres.ed man named Lew Peaie charged
with sHrdlrg Mr X. b. De Bare, jeHeler, Of No. j6
Bowe,y. out OF large quantity of valuable goods
PeaIe represented himself a. pedder an obtained
tie goods promising 70 mako prompt payment for hia
,.'rrchssts; but Mr.. DE Bare is alleged found it
in ., 'otosble TO obtain bis money. The accused WAS
,sten to the Lower Police Court AMI held for exam
natiCn
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cpr.r NJ. %. IrusfiS TMT0N, who
has orened sn the treatment Of disease and the sale o
certain sprcfc medicines No. ITO SPliugs west OF bread
ay hiss proved himself BE- 10 the East and Nes
we may the putaion ha. follows hun om those
lions he famous for criag the 'pns Of Consumption
Asthma Liver Ccmplsir Dyspepsia EPiep.y, and al other
nervous lie hs, ne sEAL extra Of C.NNABs NDcA
vhi i warranted to b. sure and speedy for ell the mas
dies above mentioned He has business connection With
Other parties lie socits cell from iuyalds aud their in'rd
Een hi. if medicines (seyers in number aud highly sp
moved % will presented and explained The sick shou
avail themselves Of his service.
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between two hsh women, named Ann Barns and
Bridget Tier, which resulted in dght. The parties
damaged each others faces AID apparel to consider-
able ex.ert but neither seemed disposed to give in
beaten. Ann, az is alleged finally drew 8 knife and
ssbbed Bridget in the neck inhicng seriou. wound.
Officer Woodbridge Of the Sixth Precinct arrested Am
and conveyed her 70 the Tombs
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SrsPrcryD ATrINPr To kiDNAP lOUNG NEGRO.
"A fsw minutes before II O'Clock on Thursday night,
David T. Gerry, a colored man keeping saloon q.
No. 1855 Chuch street, brough. young negro to the
Fifth Precinct Statiorcuse 10 be kept till morning.
lie came ssain yesterday morning in company VITA
some friends ana after relating the boy story TOOK
Linn away. The reason alleged for these proceedings
WAS that Captain Morton 10 whose charge the iad had
bsen rtrustsd was suspected Of design to tske him
IN Charleston, ard there suffer him to be sold as
slave.
Ths lad states that he IVES born il Ambiiz, nesr
Iospdo on the Coast of AFRICA, Il lSl2. His i4ther
had been employed on an estate owned by an Ameri
can and was killed there accidentally about SIX years
APO. Samuel johnson, another negro, was taken ID
the cam. capacity. and married the widow, whose son
,s.rmeJ hi, name. A short time sfterward Captain
Morton. Of the big Reindeer of New York, was load
iro il, yessel aud the elder johnson beng acquainted
with him rsouestei him to take his stepson to Amerca
and Give him an education When the Reindeer ar
rived at this po,t. so far from keeping his word the
boy was kent on board TIE vessel without permission
10 60 on shore till the return to A'Tlca' Inc eIu0'
Johrson was not pleased at this and refused TO let him
retuIp, but was overpersusded upon Morton promise
that tbs time the lad should 80 20 school lie aia no'
fulfil his agreement this tune but took the boyto MS
own residence in Brooklyn, where be made him per-
form the lowest mepA services. lie IN. OF the
lad YVES srch Is to induce complaints 10 the neghbSr
hood AID several colored friends demonstrated with
him. On one occasion he ia said TO have broken a
bottle over Johrso head. he hired him out to q
man residng the Bsery, who refused 10 pay for
lis services and be was tskeGSgay. Some tune siace
Morton removed bis iOny TO Eighth avenue. lie
made trip to Boston shortly after, placing Johuson in
the capacity OF domestic st the house Of Mr. Araod
No SO vGiek s;res., place pronounced By our COL
cred residsn,s "a aug habOr.' Returning to this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

BOARD OF EDvctrIos.-The Jersey City Board Of
Education organized BY the election Of Mr.. Gould
President the ensuing At their last meeting It
stated by Mr. Jeae that large number q chi den not residing
tie Corporation lls attending the public schools sud
Instruction While children rightly belonging
prevented from attending want Of accommodations
resolution adopted Jequics the prucPhs 70 dismiss all
such children.
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Adyertsfcrper
Now Is THE TINE To III DELIGHTED B Al

Nras MUSEUM IL the place TO-DAY for substantial entertain
BrsiGe all the Incompatible ruriosss JESSIE W,RroN
The patriotic DTams witnessed there THiS AFTER
Nock ors the bssu;ifl aud effective pieces
efted BLANCHARD and his Astonishing Dog perf1im THs
" CaL tha. BIZ. be eNceIsd !,
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Advertisement
TIE METALLIC Il

TIE METALLIC TABLET STR0P-lnyented by
Go SrvnrRs d. ls6-Ths tie genuine article, has never
ous.d tor producing the keen-st poss0e edge 70 fssot
.n he ot4ned ,ubcribers sad sole manufactured j.
s. sAVNDERs store No. Aston HOSE
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A DRrSEES JEHU.-John Mcguire was arrested
eey sieoccn, BY Oce Ggist bard Of the Filth Prrcnc'
attempting dive bis hone sad ,sch igto bar D shop
Grand street lie driving through the stree. f ei
I'D ereaggerug the lives o. psssrs BY tie W., locked up 10
xErl-us-lnn
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Ikiycrrs-mcuEi

TEAs.-1hs CANTON TEA CcsrAHY nave on
hspt evsy variety Of TsAs for Grocers ,ad sud p
srtes SoHcoIs Oocas sa3 Young Hyscn from Dc to
ec uppowisE aud Imperial tna &c to &C.. Al oh. gs
ties equsy o~. Aso 3lb BIKE. good FAsILr Tt. s 81.
Ca e1Amiae II 10. rs C,ibsnss between P-sn ssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

CLOSED AT > D CLOCk.-Cerhs IN stores carry
closed have su excsen. opportunity stef that hour to obtain
cotre, PpPI Sof CHART Of their chaaer en ana
aelec., A. towLER & WELLS, No. 5O' Broadway
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CITY ITEMS.
uoop DE- DooDEs DOC.
From Paccb.



Ar.snros.srE BALLAD.
Ne 20 10 bal DE- oder night,
De room Wild fas vas blsz 'ng bright.
De gAls we've Gres. In &c fsshion's hight,
Nld de Hoop de dooden doc.
Dere alrfuses Fey were 30 blown out,
Each Miss Was ss good Is mile ABOUT
De lesnest figure abe look stout,
Ia D. Hoop de doo2en doc.
Bat dere YVES ore dey cell de Belle
A. Big q, Ben siore be iei.' o.,
O Goliyi she were such swell,
Il DE- Hoop de- doodeu Goo.
Her DIES. was white, her sssh wa RED.
SIe wore q Scrkrt en- Der head,
Tier neck look ike dc garden bed
Hop DC doodeu doc.
She stretch so faT from lef. % right,
She cove up sofy quite,
she put six chairs clean oct of sieht,
Wid de Hood &c dozen doc.
ask dis gal 10 hsb dance,
Bot soon a. We begin 70 pralce,
De CEinuyleAo stop our advance:
Hoop de dooden doc.
De garment which dey cat de shit.
II tail behind 70 catch de dirt
II zap III Up y klo nv Lu4i.
Hoop de dooden doc.
When -, up De truth toll her.
S,ys M.,s, you'i! excuse fella,
But | cant dance wid do gig I'm orells'
Hoop De dooden 900.
A. dis my jokc isUgh Yup' Yup,
She look "a though she est me up,
So den take bsr down 70 sup
IT, her Hoop de dooden doc.
MORAL.
Now, gels II you a. p,rti's SHOW,
And IL o. canoe would shake De toe,
Not ike bsllOOns out ladies 20:
Hoop De dooden doc.
You tiDk Dc Cnnnylean DE- ting,
But your psrtneTs Il 10 grief do bring,
II bruise dere leg, II break dere shin
Dis Hoop De cOoien doc.
II polka, waltz or in qua1reel.
Dis child you Sc. he lob TO feel
Soft flesh and blood, not bone aud steel:
Hoop De doOden doc
ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

ACADEMY OF Musician Opera Matinee Will be
given this afternoon ST O'Clock, when the second and
third acts of MasAnieo' ard the last &C. of " La
Favorita" will be performed. All the artists appear
on this occasion. Madame Gazzanga will again siug
the Orange Girl, Spanish melody written express
Iy for her, and Enthusiastically received at former
man6e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

ArT.cSED BT 9AKlRs.-A few days sg,, several
bske,s in the vicinity OF Mulberry street. united in
maktg furious sn1 urproyoked assault pom an H.
cer sve man engaged IN he dstrbu.ion OF circu srs
setting forth the superior qualities sud advantages Of
Heckels Ps;ert Msohine Bresd, bes'cg him ssysfely
taking t!s circulars from him snd driving him out OF
tire reighborbood With ferdsh shouts and apv qusn-
t;iy Of threats ard imp-ecaCns about Johc Heckers
er croschments Upon lie dom an OF other bakers snd
the injury which tbe trade is sustaining BY HE patent
machines. Co. knowing that where oos porfOn is
thrown out Of employ uleLt b. this machinery dozen
are furnished WI tie meas of support to ssy moth
elton could be mere seasees5 srd urcslled fo- IA an
that which is at seUt msnfetng Itself assins, ltr
Heckers inventions: for. wbils bakers cannot, by
hand labor compete nth bis msohioe-y he has most
getercusy made biz yslgsb.e patents eligible to ST.
upon The payment OF q percentage 50 snal that, 10
come cton with ether al ,sntsgss almos; amousts
TO allowing .hose who them to epj)y the beue6:
on their own terms. Express.
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A STEP TOWARD REFoRM.-an amendment 10 the
Police Ordinance introduced in the Jersey City Common
Council tie sppoDmeut Of good AGA comPteu Policemen
dufir guCd behavior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

CEANcE FOR THITvEs The entirs Eastera Ds.
tc ;isy sAsrroon e boz: Tire protection %
for about four hours the whole force having been ordered
Brooklyn f dr ID order prp.e themselves o the gsaai
police parade sc take psc- OF tie u Of June.
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NEW-J-ERSEY ITEMS.

rHE toURrH.-The Ccmmon Coucc OF jersey
City have appropriated $500 for celebrating o! our
National Independence, to be exoeuieiCnier tde drsc
ten Of q committee Of the Beard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

CoSFIDEsCX GANE.-On Thursday afternoon Mr.
Henry Brown and wife ruirg fo, . Gaenrin.
rou Afios where taty hst been visiting ends
CNpet Bag co1s.rg clothing Ga the road were
s-ed Icy Al n wagon. who protested h,vs been
Qra Ted viii ths IN tie Of zee c-a
axe their carpet bAs he Grsnoain: fry al eav- ,s
them Tee proposition kindly accepted b.; wing A.
the ferry the csirettsg could b. FOND Coniprt vs.,
made 70 the police bs, thf eoyts the msss prop
ely ave kern gusrccss.fu.
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llrder,isenenL |

SUNNY Summer Is beamlng, ana rosy blossoms are
Natures smiling holiday and we enjoy the liberty to
e our Portraits fol - cents or any price our Constitution
v III perInt ~ HoL MSS Gallery No. so Broitway
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lAdYeltiensnt

No. 10 Of STEPHEN ii. BRAScHS ALLIGATOR
il c-. and Ell BE Obtained q; No l28 Nassau st. 81
Trot and buy it, or BY goay.
You vii! lors regret your folly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

ENrthSiyt RoSBEPr-On Thcradsy sffernooe the
reneence Of Joseus Gnns MatI0r street Fsnkla
,'etue was catered b es aud The hons rsEsarks1
fr' n cellar 10 s lsrr- qrs2,i,y Of Hr Gings otAas
VII a. Teis ccsfss beloHsnK = hs- flag tskeu.
an 10 a. g shoot IS Ma o. Is s5ses: the costly
Al hr fnEssei I. his duties principal Of Prsic
Sscol No = ths tee home i- tirey uupoecbe
me OF tie reisEbors n the vesiiy
lock who appeared - have particular b.,
ncce tax. ot them. One Z the h!rves rs,c
=. which Re hal probably exchagneG fss Of NJ GtaS
TIE P1ce have been u1sbe 70 frd any .e. ( the tteTe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Gas Gas Gas fixtures of beautiful design and
80 p,"ai,,.v ARCHER. WARNER i CO.
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TAlyertissneCt |
DrAPIIANEOTNPE,

DTAPHANROTYPEs PHOTOGRAPHS and DA-
crrsEForyprs made a. GLoSsERs GALLERY Ate Of Roo.
No 7o5 Broadway, between Bib aud 9ss Dsgg,ueogPe'
ron.a and eulsresd
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is necessary 10 lsdys locomctor. Il keep, of the
Eonsrous dres.. which, ct itself would irsupsrsbly
inourIber her AID Impede Der progress. go fu a. to
cradle her to YAH little. We hsve ascsrtared this
fsc fro N rational lady, OBJ ged by the tyranny Of
custom 10 follow fashion Of which she does Il 80.
prove. lie. not orinOline, ths1 be any more abused
crinoline since il sUbserves purpose CT some uti-
ity. susper drg tire garments Of the sotsr sex ani
enabling the wearer 10 discANgs the funct ons OF
olothes-horse with TIE less possible iacooven snoe
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A PROFESSOR or LAW wanted IN the depart
.-t al F,s.s-srzy,, ed l~ess - ss-so
bk,rp,is n Y Good c9rapeu s.iol 2Ven. To coupe
ts,. s.nfs u.u il will BE- most dssiraao alton Apply 70
w. S' J. W. FOwLEa.
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R5.t E..Ar,..-'The following sale Of res. estate
was made yesterday ct the Merchants Exchange, by
A. j. Blocker, soa & Co., 30 acres Of land IL Gig
ton County. Illinois at = per s>'re-sl, 300