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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
(ouartnersbiY Notices.


NOTICE is hereby given that ELI N. ROB
IN BINS tate Of Portsmouth, N. H.. GEORGE ROY cE
GERSHOM HARD who respectively reside 10 the City OF
Eew.York and EMERY T. CHILDS and PETER ACkER,
h reside in the City OF Brookyo aud GUSTA
VUSA AUSTIN who resides Orwell, Addison County Yer
mont, and WILLIAM NELSON who resides at Pe-&skll ~
formed limited psrtoenhp pursa,nt to the provisions
Arm Of ROBBINS. ROYCE HARD, for the purpose OF
carrying General Dry Goods Business In the City o New
York which all the parties interested are the sad ~ koo
bins George T. Royce, Gershom ~ Hard, Emery T. Chhds
B. Ake who the general partners and the said
Gustavus Austin and the said William Nelson are the special
partners the said Austin has the sum Of nairy
Thousand Dollars capital aud the ssd Nelson has contributed
the Fifteen Thousand Dollars capital toward the com
mon stock and that the said partnership Is to commence on the
first 1882 and Is 10 temisac on the first day OF
January ls62Dsed New York the l day Of January 1885,
ELI NJ. ROBBINS,
GEORGE T. ROYCE.
0ERsHOM N. HARD,
EMERY Il. CHlLDS,
PETER B. ACKER,
GUSrAvUS A. AUSTIN,
WILLIAM nelson
Store No. 10 Reade-st. and No. liz Dusne-st.
TTNHE FIRM of HENRY HEBBARD & Co.,
dissolved THIS DAY by mutual consent. The business
of the concern will be settled by JOHN POLHAAUs, their
successor at Nos. 05 AID 2D5 Centre-st- -
HENRY HEBBARD,
New.York Jsr. |. 1859. JOHN POLhAMUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

Gbatnes for Business AIe,r.

Tor SALE or EXCHANGE-For real estate.
IL aad or merchandise the whole pant Of vsashle PAT
EMr RIGHT bs article destined % come into general
naauHcturs ana Introduce m sascessfoiy 70 With
limited Especially mecsaui this sscrs oppor.
I,tn Post Once.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
B.A CHiLroS Auctioueer.

large AUCTION SALE of l2s LOTS OF
i GROUND a. FORT WASHINGTON, IN partition, aodes
the drs,ion OF stephen Csmbreens esq Recr-e-COtk
Chiffon Arctopeer., will sei m TUESDAY Jsn IS uA
AZ ~ ocoh ct the Merchants Erchans " the fclosisg
Io,s OF ground belonging to the Bossrdus essss;
lsarR.sT-S s. Lots between kins'oiss- Road And hsneo
River. ,,,
IsrHsr IS Lots. between Knsbrdse Road and Harlem
River
KI>cssuipGE ROADS Lots
lIrHAy-il Lots between lsSd and lsethsts
lrHAy-S Let's, between 1854 sao l5oth sta
Tosr with the valuable Water rrort on harem hiver
The property has beautifully elevated vety neSsay
uston In sight of the elegant residences oil many a
our citizens and within u minutes wal OF the hadsoa
River Rlr al Depot which nine daily trains oil cars stoe
Summer and eve In Winter, reaching chsgber,s In MA
utes The loh-.v ocened worked and Travelled upon rse
Road Broadway and the street LEADING to the
aepo, being lighted with pipes nov Ade Tss
tr this invaluable property perfect lnot nsves eaAnse'
owners about half century, and susceptible OF
Improvement Three OF the purchase money can ,mAin
ON bond and for Of The sale win be Pc
empsory Maps be- had of the Auconeers, ~ NAssanS
DANIEL II. BrRpsrr, Auctionesr >>r,.
SCOTCH BARLEY, ,&c.-BURDETT, JONES
- Co. will sell, THIS DAY, Tuesday, at III O'CLOCK. -
front store (for account e Underwater
SCOTCH BARLEYseo bass, OF $50 bushels PRIME scssoe
Barley, very slisaty Damaged on the voyage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Alaebinerg.

A RNOLDs FARM MILL The cheapest and
IA mos economical Mil off red TO the pubic 1t
bines three machines In one viz Corn Mill grinding very fac
Corn Shelter large scale and Cofn-cob Crsher TREAD
WELL & PELL Isl Pearl; LiDGEWOOD& & Co., Gold ct.
A TWATER's First Premium S25 SEWING
IA MACHINE is the best in the market for family it
simple construction and reliable 10 op-soD
IL without noise is not liable TO get out Of order and any
person with skil IT, Send for circular
ATWATER s. NJ. CO, No. 45 Broadway, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

nSO OOA CHICAGO AND MlLWAU-
0sJUsUUU KEE RAILROAD 10 PER CENT
BONDS secured by only upon large and very ss
able real estate in the City OF Chicago and also BY second
mortgage upon the Road, for sale y -, ,,r
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

ALDRlDGEs, 81. Martin s-lane, LONDON
N To ke soid BY PUBLIC AUCTION ou "WEDNESDAY,
Feb. 2 iea the bliowinx PCRE-BRGD SUFFOLK CAkf
HORSES the property sfT Besle Brown esd Of sapssssa
Paxk. Gloaesstershre:
PRINCE (stsaoc) yrars o,5 Of By the Su6ok cAsnr
rion Of pafesr~d Suhok Cam sson Son u. ana
price the rsopsl Ssov CAes.s and va snrtwsrd ssa
70 The Emperor Of Russia
g DRAGON lra.Aonl 7 yeArs od. of are Chsmpion
BoxER tssaionl years s'd, of oa OF ecs'tfd nae
By Scfoh Champion.
DUKE staou years old. % By Champion. OF u psrs
bred
VIOLET 10 mar-l years old, Of By Champion. oss
on view t ALDRIDGES. st. Martins lane. London H.
rsnd two days before and on .he morning OF sale
WILLIAM FREEMAN, Prorrcsor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Go Ubum it mop Concern.

DURGLARY-$250 REWARD.-The Subscri-
Id boz. Store was entered Friday night 7h inst.
and so pounds Of SEWING SILK mostly black stolen
The silk taken from the AID carried of loose IN half
b. paid the recovery Of all or IN proportion to
the quantity fourd Z. II. ARNOLD. No lS Fultont
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
A. n. MEswis, Auctionesr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Trsde-Ssao

WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan. u st O'clock.
krANoARD AND MIsCELLANEoUs BOOKS-ComPrs
i,s ,.ye,y Of Standard worhs 10 general ers,are Also
..ssut Of Siertifc Ctsssicsl and School Books, Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
A ssIGNEE~ SALE.-The subscriber, General

4 SSIGNEEs SALE.-Ihe subscrioer, UenesN
n Assignee Of GROW CHRIsrOPtiLR. vii sel q. PUB
Lie AUCTION o. the Aercbsats' ExcAaase. Ia the Ci,y
New York on ths 9Th cay Of January a. 10 ocOck b
Bo6ART, Auoneer 81 the estate risa I'd. and ie..rs
which such Assignee Ia 70 that certain SELL
ING ROUSE LOT Of LAND and niss situated In As
18th Ward Of the City al Nev'Yert bounded and dciord
A. follows: the Of Twe1y -nsA
street point distant 100 fee, eas~riy from the north ~a
eventh ard Lexington avenue ana
pns noYtkery parallel with I 70 n
fnch-s thence e.s,ery and pas vita 2h street % feet thso
southery and parallel With Lcxgston feet inehes 70
the northerly side Of h and thence westerly ons the
same the place of beginning Newyork 0scsnsss
isss ItSl Ssw5wfsDjru.l J. T. KELLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
cam rn rHE TRADE AND rHE PUBLIC IN 0ENERAI

JULES NJ mM = S"s
PA hUMM
-
cam tn THE TRADE AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
ST.. ,h. ais,oson OF eur old and well known Of p.
Mf,,sM "a o,r brand has been sou ewhat neglected a
a w '"" 49, With all our enerxv
I ms.rs 20 ,s,.hs oar po,itieu AZ once We have
cbsnssd ont And will seud un parseled wines
tnerervic t y conntys ~ 'e''
10 ih ~ marked ton between our brand
~, h h, Ia, TO rey on Il. own merits and repu,soa
for which oupos have sshty changed former labels
We are that tnese have just ent 70
our new asent JAMES MEYER IT, will surpassed By
brand fell satisfied by the closest compsrsoa
cannot even bs eousled.
thar we our the ,c and the trade ID,
10 ou1 vine, With other. And then purchase what they
N' JULES MHMM Co.'S "vERZENAY CABINET"
JULES MUMM Co.'S FLEl De SiLLEkf 'iNS D
DANES"
JULES MUMM Cos "iMPEaiAL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Bniloins MateriaIs.

U1NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURM-
~ fURE In eli colon and ssyl~l wholesale end recall
Al prices from vs. end upward.
WARREN WARD, Ne 17S Csnslst told No. ~
FooT doogs ssx. of Broadway, nsU' ySS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
JRsfrurtioR.


AT THE ACADEMY OF PENMANSHIP
"A AND B0oKKEEPlNG, No. S2 Broadway, Papis
reced favorable for thorough instrac
ton IN Writing. BookkeePinx ke- Rooms oper from 70
8 p. N. Success guaranteed 10 al old or young
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
II A. SAITHs SCHOOL for BOYS, LeXing.
xls pn-av, between ssh end S7h sA
Terms moderate.
pENCIL and MONOCHROMATIC DRAW
u ING, wATER-C0L DR. PAINTING. and MECHANIC AL
DRAWlko-An accomplished Uts, having aPsd
time wcah hks 70 instruct essses tn schoo pusls q hei
resideocea Terms moderHte Refs the
Artists u tie city Address fos Sdays ARTIST Tribune Oee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
0ntlerp, Haroware, &r.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE-TOOI&
Hardware CsrpenterS JonerS fools Boss and eht.
BuderS Hardware, Houss-rurnishns Hardware. Hounds0
and Machinss Hardware Brass Goods 10 greet vsrstys
smiths Tools and Miners Tools together with general sos
ent Of Shelf Heavy Hardware aud the nost sx.endys -
IN the city Hof sale By CHAs LITTLE Co,
Nos IS and ~ Hultoa-as
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

NARD.-Ed. of
~ SIR: The following has appeared in The N z. Tribune
at Res my tmprson tourens persec1on yet
continued 1t July 10 10 q 1851 Southern
western papers, nocethe freedom Of the press OH
yer Ferris Aug g." 1857 VIII have the honor OF re-
pudai country where lies beneath TO contradict
currently believed gold silence while blood cries
Ia for justice, the freedom ofthe pres
hus IL" 1859. To ell nations ard people. A
man. being tortured death Tsr Town the Hudson
River by claiming 10 have and stD under the protection
bibited by s,rir gent Aws- Aug 81 A" 1853. To
all nsons and people On the frs, Of July 1856 was 1dnsped
nine months nine In Blooming
dale Asylum N. Y. city Al the expiration Of that time vas
released from inpsonuept being denied the protection
Of and the law ounied through the principal
oes Union Senste chamber Presidential Mansion &c
continually tortured By csoysns others for the beneht OF
the youDg Republic which yet s to T.ny
S% ,he hSa'GH Nov a ass To tn: "a Of the Tribune
Sir WIN you enfom through the medium OF your Press
whtre spe the persecution tor;uDg that now
suffering at Tarry Town N y
Jany SO. OLIVER FERRlS
Tsrry Town We,tchs ster Goa N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

INGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIL,
i ANTHONY, LEAD. sPELTER SOLDER
TNHOMAS PIG IRON-Soft, free, strong. ~
4 warranted substitute fos Scotch Pig
0. AMEs & SONS sHovELs and srADxa.
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS-vey sspssiss
VI quality Agents for Mount Hope Iron Co.
JOHN w. QUINCY 4 Co., Ne. 90 WfmaDSe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

INFANTS FOOD.-ROBINSON's PATENT
BARLEY Is most cooling. rous and delicate article
Of Diet Children pei Of digestion has 6esu
extensively used In England for forty A. retail By
IN Grocers ana A. Wholesale BY q. q YvELfN,
No. 2l7 Fulton st.. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
Groceries, propisioas, Nr.
TULES MUMM & Cos CHAMPAGNE.
p. A. MUMM's

RHINE AND MOSELLE WINES.
We beg TO inform the trade and the public In genera that
contract formerly existing between us and JOHN d bO
KER agency Of wines has been terminated on ne
Sst dsy s and that have appointed JAMES
MEYER sole agent for the United states Tor our houses
!" "'"'' N'"s JULES MUMM 4 Co,
PA. MUMM.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

VNATER POWER and MILL SITE to
w LEASE-The Society for Establishing Usefu Msnufso-
Pasesor NewJerey propose lease for q years.
rene ewabe forever,
MILL L0f WITH SIX FEET OF WATER
70 be taken the frat upper canal end discharged into
the second or The head and fall about "a feet
The Nib Lot IL well adapted for any manufacturing business
Th property ready on-is st Paterson aud
nent City Of York with railroad and canal convey
the Of large manufacturing population, and I'll
the advantages incident to such locality.
For particulars apply the Oce Of the Society u NJ Pat
srson New. .Jepey
WATER POWER, with or without buildings,
w 10 LET Nstteswsn, Dutchess Co., NJ T. Inquire
he premises Of saml B. Schenok. 81 Courtandtst-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
4ouses to fet.

I ARGE ROOM in the rear Of Nos 0il and Si3
Broadway 10 LET low. Is the second floor. l6IS5
feet The entrance lSh and suitable for ot &c. In
qure premises In the Piano Of }. NJ PEI
TON.
ITO LET-Unfurnished--A handsome SUITE
i OF ROOMS, with the Gas at No. 1863 Greenest between
Houston and Bleecker sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

CPECIAL LNOTICE.-Dealer in GOODYEARs
- PATENT for VULCANfZED RUBBER SUBSCRIBERS,
BRAIDS WEBS and ell other fabrics sad srtcles made BY
with threads sheets OF Vulcan
lied Rubber notified that the properly
stamped labeled with my ard by authority they
CANNOT BE LEGALLY DISPOSED OF In the United
tes Merchants dealers invited to examine spec
mems store and give their orders for the Spring trade
TO the exclusive OF the titles and exclusive
rights in the Patent for these Goods which embrace all the
heretofore Manufactured imported and many Others
Aso licenses and SELL and the terms may be
obtained application to ms, at No q Coursnd ST New
York. hUhACE H. DAI.
NNHE CREDITORS of the late ANDREW
BOHhE hereby notified to present 70 the undersigned
ther chains for liquidation. New. York, Dec B, 1853
WIN. RICHARDsON Asssnee OF said Bohme
No. Liberty place.
WANTED--By a Young Man, a SITUATION
w In La~yers Office TO do the COPYING. Address c.
B.. Broadway, Post Ohce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

OfFicE CITIZENS FrRE NsusASoE CoNP.Nr}
NEw-YoRx. Jan. 5. 1850
nIvIDEND.-A DIVIDEND of TWELVE
~ ANDA HALF PER CENT hs been declared THIS
DAY, psysble on demand, st the efhce, No 81 Waust
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

IMPORTANT TO SKIRT DEALERS!
OSB RN e WIN 9 Il N -
sKfRr MANUFACTURERS of this city have LGIILn'
PATENT Of the United States, which grant to them inc
cLvavD make. we OF 81 - xw~vysYou
LADIES' EXPANSION Oh ExTENeio"
N SKELETON SKIRTS.
A. p~ysor or persons ho shall make or se ~
eas Hosrse VII held liable for damages 70 e an eA'n
Of tho NV. =, -. Mana. f,orn n. .o M. The
fhS undssdened parties bsvipe HUN - " "'o ~
hfess - - eg.s vxoon WALLACE L SoSs,
sSs~os CO J. r. MoRAS Co.,
WI G. IL TsoMsos, - IkosI HoX
GGss-.s a cSrrsEnAx ID. d. BAssgTT Co.
nr~ss BIssETT, NJ DoxsELLY Co.,
HIvpBn HARRISON, ~ H. BARNARD,
CaAs A. PosTLEY, WA BLAcgIseros' Agent
JossSH w. BaApLEy. Y. Hull Co.
OSBORN L VINCENT,
Prophetors of the Patent
No. % WARREN-8f., n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

INFORMATION WANTED of HENRY con-
WAY who arrived in NewYork either In the month Of
June July London Any information srdins
him let Mr. H. FLOODS. Of sprins and Mulberry
sta will be thankfully received BY HE brother JOHN con-
WAY who resides at Sanfranesco, California.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

PHEsix BAKK. NEw.Yosk, Dec g. 1859.
nIyIDEND.-The Board Of Directors have
IL this day d.cs,sd . sEMI-ANNuAL DlVIDENp OF
net profits Of the six months ending 18th payable to the
stocthod era on and after MONDAY, Jan. 5. 1859.
BY order Of the Board D. bhfsoN C"nisr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

OFFICE THE MERcHAxTs' ISs Co. corner Fulton
and Greenwich-sts., NEw.YoRK, Jan. s. 1859. 5
NNHE Board of Directors have this day declared
i a semi annual Dividend Of FIFTEEN l5l PER CENT
payable on aad after the 10Th Day Of JsnSaIy 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

OFFICE of the PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, corner Of Broadway and orAnd'st jan "
1859 The Directors Ct this Company have tns Gay declared
semi aut dividend Of nine per cent payabe on demsnd
' ~ T. y. JEREMIAH Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

TTNHENEW- W-ORLEANSC CANAL and BANKING
COMPANY have 6sclsr semi annual dividend Of FIVE
PER CENT payable TO the s,oekholden regsered At The
NETWORK AGENCY (office Of N. MORGAN SONS
No 81 EilHsmst }, and after Monday. Feb T. 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

OFFICE OF NEwYoRK Eaurr asLE IssUR.NoE Co..
NEwYosE, Jan. S, 1883. )
DIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors have thl'
IL day tecsred 0 sEMEANNUAL DIVIDEND Of fIf
TEN PER CENT capital stock psysbs on sod After
MONDAY next, the 10th inst JOHN MILLER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

OFFICE New HAVEN. NEw-LosDoS AND SroSNros
RAILROAD COMPANY. wHsven, Jan. ., 1889 J
NOTICE.-The COUPONS Of the FRS
IN MORTGAGE BONDS Of the NEW-HAVEN AN
NEw-LONDON r uLROAD COMPANY. due on the lo'
day Of September 1857 will be paid ct the office Of the Con
pany, In New Haven, the 18th inst
WIN T. BARTLETT, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

OFFICE or TIE MgRcASIILE FIRE lNsUsAScE Co.,
No 65 Wsn-st New York, Dec. 30, 1889. 5
TNIIE Board of Directors Of ibis Company have
Il this day declared DIVIDEND Of EIGHT PER CENT
@ for six Oushs payable and after the Sd Of January next
JOHN BAKER, Secretary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21
bSS~ For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.

PoLIcE CouRr.--BEFoRE JuDoE LAWRENCE
Monday Morning, June 3Olb.-The case of
James Taylor, tho fellow accused Of lswd conduct
to females In the public street, and convicted on
Saturday Of carrying and using concealed wsap-
onS (slung shoO came up. Sentence not having
been pronounced, Mr.. Adams, counsel for the de-
fsndsnt mAde application for a new trial upon
the ground that two Of the jurors 10 the case had
expressed opinions upon the case before the trial
which he said he could prove by witnesses not
known to him at the time Of the trial. He also
claimed that an influence prejudicial to the cause
Of defendant, was brought to bear upon the jary
and court By large attendance Of persons strong
| ly prsjudieed against the defendant, and that
therefore he did not have fair trial. new
trial was also claimed on the grOand that Medical
gentlemen were ready to come forward and testify
that Taylor is subject to mania, and in short is
not responsible for his actions of ih kind men
toned in tho drst charge. The counsel for the
defence during his remarks urging the granting
ofSneV trial, alluded to the fact of the court be-
ing held on Saturday at the courthouse instead
Of the polioe-court room, which he claimed was
done in order to bring the court under the in
auence of the members Of the Stone Church, o.c.
A worry frivolous charge, which Judge Lawrence
reiutOd on the spot by telling the attorney that no
such reasons operated upon the court, but that he
saw ct to have the court held where it was be,
cause he understood there were ladies subpoened
in the case who might feel reluctance to attending
at the usua! place.
The application for anew trial was refused by
the Court, on the ground that 1t was necessary
the afidavits of the new witnesses should be
brought forward, clearly stating what new fccta
were proposed to be proved bearing upon the
case.
Leave was granted for the proper application
for anew rial to be made ON Wednesday the 22d
P Quingley, ntOxcation, plead guilty, fined
$5 aud costs
, Walbrage Kirner, Petit Larceny. found guilty
fined $40 and sentenced to ten days Imprisonment
on bread and water ~
Bridget Coakley, Vagraucy found guilty, SEN
! fenced to 20 days Imprisonment.
Peggy shoop, Petit Larceny, found guilty fined
S25 and sentenced to 80 days imprisonment OF
= bread and water.
Chas. Kimberly, Intoxication, plead guilty
fined SO and costs,
Catarine Meschein, Murder, continued to JunC
eth.
, This is the case of the young woman accused o
a inlauticide, mentioned in yesterdays paper. Tn,
physicians stated that she was too i'll to appear il
Court. We shall report the trial when it take
. place.
Thomas Carton and John Jenkins, Burglar.
c continued TO June 22d, admitted to bail, $lo
J EACH
Geo. shucBles, Burglary, continued to Jun
22d, bail fixed at $l60
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

WooL.-We understand that about one. II
Of the wool clip of this county has been sold at
prices ranging from DO to go cts. per h. These
are certainly remunerative prices; and in as
much as Harrison is one Of the heaviest wool
growing counties in the State, tho loss sustain
ed by the frost will not be felt by our farmers
to the same extent that Il viii bo in other To-
ealities. We clip the following from the Wells.
burg Herald of the 10th inst. Cadis Rep.
"Ihe wool trade has been much more active
since our last especially in what are called
fancy clips, Two clips of some 1900 Aeeces
were sold on Friday last at CSC per lb, and
another that we are advised Of of $50 heeces
at Soc. per lb., to the agents Of eastern manu-
factureTs. These sales seemed 10 fix the prices,
and much has been sold at from 46c. 10 56c.--
very little under Soc, however"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

The sINoERs-Our German friends Of the Teu'
tonia and Frohsipn Societies got back from their
annual festival at Cleveland on Saturday last
They enjoyed themselves excellent we'll Cleye-
land aid her best TO entertain them, and they de
clare she succeeded admirably. Their grand con-
cert, procession, pic mic, banquet and opera, all
passed of admirably, and nothing occurred to mar
The general enjoyment The Buffalo Singing Club
won the prize OF superior attainment In the mu-
scal art, and we are asauredby those who contend
ed nobly with them for II, that the Bnhalonians de
served 4 richly. The celebration next year viii be
al Buffalo Al that time the whole vast cOnYOoa
ton will spend one night at Niagara Falls which
they intend 10 illuminate with Bengal hghts.-
Great people for rational enjoyment are the Ger
mans.--Pitfs. GGzette.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

An EXTRAoRDiNARY FAmLY.-Mr John Goats
and wife, aged respectively n and 20 years,
who are now living in good health, about two
miles east OF Winchester, Ind, had a family
festival at their home on the 29Lh ult, at which
were their children and grand children, number.
ing in all IA All that were present were
seated around one table, and from the account
given by the Randolph Journal, those who
were absent and deceased if added TO the group
present, would have made the total number III.
-[Fort Wayne Rep,