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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-02
ROOK BINDING.

-uS1~ THE Subscribers having rcceivsa
AAtAk their new ruling machine -; asa -.
- ~ large stock Of binding material, are
I. Al Il, kipds Of work in their line u
AT KINDS or BLANK BOOKS
,--..a n order. in the hest style. Books
why Ms.s,;ne. hound 10 any style desired.
Hp SATISFACTION is guaranteed to oil who may ny
US a p.x,x.s. will act a. our agent for Cssss
county. TO whom application Tor work my ~ "
made. IA NJ. ,ssa s.,stf
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WAGONS!
WHO WANTS WAGONS?

DRAN NEW WAGONS! IRON EX WAGONS;
ID Thmble Skein Wagons-Nut Wagons. 40 or
50 Wagons-well finished Wagons. All finished.
painted and arranged with all new improve
ments - sll jus, on hand from the mandatory.
have on hand 36 New Wagons, which | will
sell cheaper shan was ever known before in this
market. CHARLES SWAZILAND.
Tufan Junp tth 1889
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SHERIFF SALE.


Dl VIRTUE Of . special execution to me d.
ID rected, issued from the Office ofthc Clerk Of
the District Court. in and for the county Of Cedar
and State Of Iowa, in favor Of Pomeroy 4 Benton,
and against Peter Dout have levied upon she
following property, rs the property Of the said
Peter bout, sr.wit:
The east half Of the southwest quarter, also the
east half Of the west half Of the southwest quarter
OF section twenty-five (22) in township seventy.
nine (79l, north Of range two l2, west Of the 9TH
I. NJ containing one hundred and twenty Q30)
acres, with the appurtenances thereon said land
situated In Cedar county Iowa; and shall offer
the same for sale, at public cutlery. 1t the Court
House door in the town Of Upton in said coun.
W, on Saturday, I'd day Of July A. ID. 1869, be-
tween the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and { o'clock
r. NJ. Of said day. TO satisfy said execution and
cosss that may accrue thereon.
Dated this lst day Of Jnue. A. D. 1859.
GEORGE HUBER,
'swA Sheriff II Cedar ecnrsv. IsvA
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COMPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May Eth, 1880.

ashihgion, nay l'th, 1000. J
Your letter of the 18th inst. has
.becn received Ia reply have to state
,tha. it is understood that the French
"Goycrnment claims military service
"from all natives of France who may be
"found within its jurisdiction. Your
GENERALIZATION In this country will not
"excmpt you from that claim should you
"yolun.ariIy repair thither.
LEWIS CAss.'
From this it would seem to be the de-
termination of the Administration to
leave uaturalized citizens, who may be
out of the United States, to the mereies
of their native countries The time was
when if man said the words: 60 ain a
"Roman citizen" he was protected from
insult and injury, no matter what coun,
try he Nigh, be in II should be so with
any citizen Of the United States. 1t
was supposed that the question was set
tied llriug our las, war with Great Brit
ain, but the Democracy Of the present
day still view it as an open question.
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rARNERs, TAKE NOTICE:

THE undersigned have on hand nvs o. nr mMS
NY,S COMBINED REAPERS NOV Ens.
~ lass build, which they will dispose Of upos
mouths time Of for good horses. ,rvro
lime 18th 1881 JAo. q y. M |" S"'
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CRICKET.
THE SECOND MATCH.
fauH.

Yesterday sud to-day were set apart for the match
between an eleven selected b. Stephenson aod an
eleven chosen b. Loekyer the proceeds Of the sale
# tickets q, the gstes being for the benefit Of the
eleven English eioketers. The sudden change in the
Temperature, Arising from the prevalence Of cold
norit.ses sitt yesterday had The efec. of dssrrrg
ruuters from whiting the grounds bat nevertheless
Here vas large LGuber on them 10 'he afternoon
ceitsuy not sss than three tbousan: people. l.
u!essaut 20 notice that tie ladies preseLt 81
1oyiied with se.:s, there being extra charge Tor
them. A. noon the Elsyels we've al on tie ground
s5t d, BIB Wis'2n ard GruntY wer, iLt) the b.t
the part q L'chyeIs si6e, facing TIE bJEliag Of
Jscbson AID Hayward They bo;h played ioely
igslhsT cr hs:D hour running up the score tofjrty
when Nisdeu's OF stamp wee knocked out Of the
crouti by a fLe ball frcm Heyward-his sore OF
twelve consisting Of two thIses 80 Sor and slnges,
chiefly oIiyes and cuts. Gfabdy showed some splen-
6t bsttEs for scora e 81 made up Of threes
AID sifg''s C,fya also played in fine stye for @,
consisting C FIX ,arees and singles MS beautiful off
pisy berg conspicuous. PAR only obtained cut
ard drive for three each before be fssy csugh,
E; pcin. BY Carperte', lie fourth wicket ielrg for
81 ruas. LoekJer va, bosled by jackson after
getting single ely tbs ball gong in on his
siumPs after being plsysd. CS-sr batt.d admira-
BY, re erivts berg Tremendous bits. He score
Of y c,Isi-ttd Of four-cut twelve threes, drives,
al CO. ard dTss-;Eo twos ard sirgl-s.
lie was bcwled BY Stephenson, WHO had taken jack
sens Place. WL6y AID Harry Wright were The only
players Of the five selected oEea tia, made any scores,
the batting Of the others being very poor indeed
Wloy 20; iriys AID Gu; Tor tare, each, aoraT for
two, and sir gle AID Harry Wright scored 10, made
up Of three drive txoiwos and siHges the last seksi
IA M for L., Bssbfori ea'ryrg bis BAT out. At
As aiken ana Sharp, the pat Of stephensot's
s;e 'ok tatir pisces a. the wicket facing he bowl
ip- a tsdy ~ Wiser. Jackson Market MS scors
q ), WITH soue tremendous hi's, his ieore beieg
I.s,s VII Eve ti-ets s.. iriyes except Gre, vaica
va quake -; a .es. sLarp played vel Cox th,ss
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Tie regular monthly NEE ting OF the Boari vss held
yesterday the President, PELATIAH PERT, il the
chair Aler reading the minutes, the folio wig gen.
tlemen were elected members of the Eosrt: Charles
f. Barring Stephen w. Carey, Caleb F. Lindsey John
Riley, Edward A. Ssansbury, Lucus j. n. Stark Mr..
Robert Gordon elected member OF tins Committee
OF Arbitration.
The President read G communication from the
Secretary OF State at Washington, in reply TO the
rlunicacion forwarded by the Chamber il regard TO
Lighthouses on the Bahama Bank.
Communications from the Liverpool Chamber of
Commerce 10 regard 10 insurance Of goods IL ware
houses and in regard 10 obtaining information from
the State Department in relation 10 abuses Of seanen
on shpboaid' were referred 10 the Executive Com
mt.ee, and in regard 10 collisions was re.erred
10 the Committee on Collisions.
memorial, presented by Mr.. Csc. BLUNT, was
cad in relation 10 Establishing Lighthouses a. the
Moth Entrance of the Caribbean Sea-" and, by
vote Of the Chamber, the President authorized
10 sign the memorial ana i'rTaId the same TO WISH
iDgton.
Committee on Collisions DO Instructed TO correspond
with the Chamber OF COmmercs Of Liverpool in re-
gard TO the foreign law or collisions.
The PRESIDENT said that the Liverpool Chamber
sgreed VITA this in regard to the foreign aS only this
Chamber wen; further, and wished al h.ou4ty 10 be
rsmoy ed from ship-owEers.
Mr. ROYAL PHELPS con.enjed that the proper way
was 20 rnemorislze the different Governments. IL
was stated that such memorial had been i)rEardea
to Washington.
After further discussion, the motion was stoPtsd.
Mr. Dr,R wished 70 call the attention CT the Chan-
Der 70 the depositing o; reuse Oyster Island de-
sroype the oyster fisheries on the jersey shore as
there .ere serious complaints made from Ne"-JeTsey;
Dir. Blunt stated tia, the Pilot Commissioners ID
done oil they coo.d in tie matter. Oyster lslacd be
forged to Nss.Nvik, and Ne"-JeIsey hsd 20 .
con plan Is The Governor hsd always Eein'e1 to a.!
.ha t'on,,nissioners Of Nex.loIh ia any way.
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lAdy~r isenen.
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES PROM THE

Dr. hartley b1gs to to thss Of his patients vita
whom be been ia c3gnc4ion that hs has Ia srianos
yah he special requests made gements 70 es,st ia big
ips;uoO 10 New York and hs sensrousy oh. stsn1
ell psons u5erins from sf ODs u The Ear ~ho.t chnfe
uL cd,h. BY proving bis qased ana protect
deaf from being sw died oy paying sefs,ye1 An ists
ekossri Ess ia aGysSce end ,de nf cos oil sill ros
evils BY peTma the a,peLon Oh dangerous remedies Ia
sEpsFirufc6 sud uusAiiill as8ds
Dr. H. sy here hA, be hssro cousscon vhs,sycr With
spy advertising ds,fDest neither La he
n f., Le publication Of csssass pIroortiDs 70
ir1l bi0 and csBro, tbsTfe be ns,le r alarming
'ssutbg from f1shcsss ani desprstiol The
r.y MT b. material 20 pssoss b1s the dsprlya
,cD u of the rct ilpOty u .Ls ons5. - BE-
gasgsf end ;ra'cd will hsn o,duary solici.ad..
ns.s. s f. 10, hssd ADc 81 Gisizeabis discharges om
tie Er ~ ecj s1 permanently removed wopt c4Isnz ths
be-, psin or Ssonyeni,ss cure IN ell esd
WHERE ~ ah0' nation 3oss 90, exist.
Thr;'en 1ss. cyse snd amcs. au6isded senoa I, thh
ss1ch u ip'cii pfsce bss enabled aim reduces bs treat
o .Cc1 dss ~ r d ire mos. oonhfned
AID obsae yield BY steady attention b tho nssos pre-
scnbsi
Ths destruction by Ere u tie Pksa.iphis Ear isarnnJ q
which Dr. HARTLEY IN. hes having re.seS him iron Die
duties IN tia, city be- LA ssbsbd 2asuenf bic Inhibition,
fr TIE sxcsiye sssnsp, u Gar Des<e 9: No bi tb e.
oppose the Academy 81 Ngsie, N
CoDsu.tai.cl and kxsnir stoa each morning
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TIE NETWORK AND WESTcHESTER
COUNTY X ABROAD.

Tie Committee Raiirpe'C OF the Board Of Alder
mtn led seiing yesterday a'ten the subject
a. the proposed New.YVIk aDd Westchestsr County
Railroad The ma ter aIder consideration was tao
peiicn Of the Company, which sss trgscized in 1850
ara row proposes 10 enter the city s0d c )nlDue is
pack to the Battery, some other point dom town,
fer me pulpose Of Gslab ching rsrosr in
recilo1 with their on ro.f. Tae proposed roue OF
toe rev Joed is from thu uppr sri OF We-.ches'er
CouIty thrOue H. middle dsrcs-1hi-h So tLicky
popualed yet have convenient means Of comu,uni-
Gallon sith the cityentefipg ehs precinc9 OF the
porsiion il the reg hborbood Of KingsbriigN.
hr Gro. II. ELi.HY thought there wee better &C.
commO1sops required With the Increase Of D puiati9n
Tor the central portion OF Wesfcnester COun.y, and
~ adsd strongly IN favor Of the petition.
DAVID DuDLET Field, esq., Coua'cl FOR the Com
pspg took the ground that the Corporation had tue
tight TO grant all that required by his clients in
a-u.uch the Company was regularly chartered. II
Sere an iLoyijus PrQiac., 10 sancoo Of the Leg
islaiufe gouio be necessary. Ia "eT 10 ,qdes0n
of derInon Boce Mr. Field said that the S,4te l.~
gave them the hight to cross the Harlem RIVER pro-
yid.d tbey did no. iute'ers with is nsyg.t ~
Seversl o,hsr gentlemen spoke in behalf OF the
Il wss understood the. several stage proprie.ors
were present 70 oppose tbs Company ba, nothing "a5
be ard lTom them.
Tie Committee then sijourrei to Moadsy q,
O'Clock,
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MuI1ARY.-Ths Washington Artiilerists Of P0.'r
VILE Pa, under escott Il detachment Of the Seventy
first Rfgme,., commander By Major Tomptns,
marched fro- ;heir qaarters at the AstorHoue, yes
tercay ulornipg, to She Park, whers they were re-
viewed by Mayor Temann. Alter the reyieW the
Artleriats were escorted down Broadway 20 the
wrarf Of The CallGen aoi Anboy Railroad Company,
where they embarked G steamboat aud started for
home via Phiadeplis suid the loud cheers OF their
New York brethren il sTus.
Toe Independence Guari, under command OF Cspt.
Boyle, contemplate visiting Philadelphia OF Monday
rez,. They will be accompanied by the NAvy-Yard
bend and will muster GO markets.
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

There xss full attendance Of members Ut the
meeting Of the Board on Thursday afternoon.
Fifteenth Ward Station hOuse.-Mr Lent offered
resolution REQ sting the rect Commissioner 10 in
form the Board why he does not proceed with the
rebuilding of the Fifteenth Ward Station House.
Accepted.
Iie Sanitary Conrenon.-A resolution to print
500 additional copies Of the proceedings OF the late
Sanitary Convention was sld over.
FIRE DepartmcHt-Mr. BULTEEL moved TO print
$50 copies OF the laws requesting tne Ire Depart
ineDt. Laid over.
The Guy Hal Repairs.-In reply to a resolution
adopted the last meeting, the Street
sent commune that the contract tor SllUO0 re-
feIreo TO in the resolution for City Hall repairs DID mot
include all the work necessary to put the CITY Han ID
the same condition as ii was previously Ordered 10
be Rsn;csd TO- Hail c,o,RyD conformity with resOlu
zion adop,ed at the last eing the Street Comm's-
sionei sent in commune alton with tue estinases,
correspondence and Contract for the construction OF
clock Tor the cupOla OF the City Hail. Referred u
Comudtee Re paws aud Supplies.
CTR FfndnccS.-The Controller transmitted state
ment gviugs summary OF expenditures ON City trust,
and Special Accounts, from Jan. iSj9 to sept 80,
amounting, in the aggregate, 10 s0,'H, 100 o-' Nc
ceiyed and ordered on file.
Orlnioas of Corporation Counsel.-A resolution to
print 600 copies Of the opinions Of the Corporation
Counsel for the past ten years came up Tor action.
MIR O1TARsos said thai > 600 we're too May. The
eppions OF the Corporation Counsel were not so vaua-
bic "a to cell for large publication. lie moved TO
amend by reducing the humber 10 800.
The amendment adopted without dissent.
The lection Districts Of tie Democratic Regt'rdrs.
"A resolution print 10000 copies of the re- t;trct.
ing ordinance coming up, MIR. OTTARSoS moved that
the official list of Inspectors of Regicry be added to
each ID strict, for The Information OF the people.
The Democrats who had been particularly anxious
to print so large a number Of documents, nov nearly
all Of them received light upon the subject. they
were evidently ASHAMED to have the NJ list OF H.
specors printed under the authority of the Board.
Mr.. OTTAKsoS and Mr.. LENT, however, kept up o
strong fight 10 get the document printed, aud Mr..
Otareon succeeded in hayiog The resolution amended
az to add the names of the Registrars, bat ths final
vote 10 prirt all but two Democrats yotedsag ans il,
sni it " a. lost by tie vote.
The DosId then adjourned TO Monday.
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Az EFFEMrv,rE YoVsG GENTLEMAN A sprucs
looking young man, who was p,rsmbulatus the
streets in the neisbborhoI of New Bosery and
Chatham square attracted great deal Of attention.
yesterday afternoon, from the suspicion entertained
tina. the coat and pantaloons were not fitted for bis
own back, and that che was female. He was
taken in CUSTODY by policeman, and brought before
tie Mayor, where he gave hs name ss-Elizabeth
Barry. The girl sorry for her misconduct 80 tha
Mayor gave her repr lnind and discharged her,
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TIE four beii.rs were raised by Mr.. j. I. Reynolds
c; Erie County, Ohio, ard have token the first
premium at the Ohio State Fair whenever exhibited
Tie Zine were sod here at IN average of $50 per
bead, which Was allowing sne-bslf their weight for
.tlinksge, being mach more than the usrsl allow
arCe.
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FIRES.


FiRE oS THIRD AVENUE.
About i2l O'Clock yesterday af'erLoon a fire broke
out in the brick building Of Seventy sixth stree.
SD rhrd ayeIue Occup ed By y. III Better 81 Co
ma ufaciuTeTs of cabiIet ware. The fire originated
ircm fur ace in the varnsbdTyrg room 10 tie bsse-
ucnt q. he premises. Damage II the amount Of $500
wss sustained before the iremon could eXiDgui-h the
fac g.
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SxcrnlD SrATs.-Jo;sph Soagrist was arrested
yesterday, charged with having altered AID cold tick
ets Of eomi.slon for Stusrts Wcter GARDEN. Tlc
tickets we're g. nuipe ones issued for the evening" of
Oct but had been altered to O,t. T. and purp rted
to be good for Fix reserved seats They sold in
front Of tire theater and on being presented at the
door were detected having been altered. Justice
QuackelbUst held the acou,si Tor examination. Sea-
gris has been in the habi Of ceiling genuoe tickets
TO the performances a. the thes'er and the 81 erred
oI.s sppesr have been portion o. mis- stock which
he La b, en- unable to sell on the evening fr which
they we're issued
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CITY ITEMS.

CoREE4TIoS.--In our cattle report on Thursday
morning, lot Of cattle belonging < Aessrs. Adam
& Pearce are represented as having been sold at al
average of per pound whe piae extras are re-
ported having sold 3. 81 cents. Tais is mistake,
as the extras were sold for S. oonts per pound, While
the lot averaged but 81 cents Tie Uiue extras we're
private let srd below is their weights on leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

M. DuER -sii ths. Nev-Jersey claimed Oyster
Issrd, and would probably arrest the men xao ware
committing the bu'srce. Gov. Newell had made .
prcc amsiion oa this subject
No acton vss taken by the Chamber on the zubi,ct
Various bills were ordered to be paid ssverL norli-
rsiiors we're MADE for membership, s1d the Chamber
sdioorred.
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New FERRY ARRANGEMENTS To STATES Island
The boats Of the NeS-Jersey Railrosi ami Irauspor-
ts'on Con pary now touch at all poia's on the north
side Of tie saud heretofore only connected with this
city by the Staten Island AID Ney-lork Ferry Com
psny, making several tirs day, and landing AZ the
foot Of Dey this SIDE The Staten Island aud
New York Company announce ths, they will place On
their line Saturday night byat which, leaving PoT,
Richmond at D. Az, will make the several landings
between set place and StspetoD, theoca to this city,
touching at Quuantiue aud returning az II O'Clock.
Upon occasions CT very stora gesthsr this trip will
not be made.
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fAdysrtisemsntJ
OTERU's COD-LIyRR On. JELLY.

TIE only certain of CONVENTION, AsrBas, ADD a.
klldi Il COUCRs Is tss,n without nsnssa- . ,
OEoe, No l3j 4aty aud sod By ali spectsss arafrHA
PssteLD, PAkkEa 4 Ho~sa,
Wholesale Agents, No Is 6e~tmAas 81
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THE ENGLISH CRICKETERs INVITED TO GAME
OF BASE BALL.

SIR: The great International Game at Crcke.
being and victory having crowned the effort, & he gsb
Eleven II 10 snxious, desired oy B,.BL pJer in THE
city and B that Base Ball should be plsj ~ be-
zine Of the All Ens and rne Of the be players I, ~
in this neshbofhood As the Players a B,se Bah
almost ,xciu,iveiy American such "a the proposed
might with pfopsty b. called International Cane Your
hind Insertion u % and your expressed approval Of t- susgs
ton, " IN oblige yours, CHAS II. fELLOfr,
October 1889 or The Powhattan Club, Bro,klyn.
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.. T.pfRT RAZOR

GRO. SsUSDERs's METALLIC TABLET hAZos-
sIaoP This inssls article may ob,sIEed Of ne sps nan
uf-ctursis sAUsprEs Sc AsoE h0ase, and q 'hs'
r,ous sgenis ,hrou shDut TIE city.
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fAsver.is@neI
pxotocy points one the talents. defects. And

IHKLNOLUJI pOIDss Uuk Ile sS1tUts, VeIcCts, bou
M. particular cccups,a which each sleoesA Ia
.u5su. y N c6sis full wdt.a dsscIip Of
siY,a daily :. Fo.LEk WILLIS, No Ss Broadway.
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IA5serfiss ment


"A cTb,Lh" S'nD'-A hVuno ieaocts wiz 49,
Tia, Hs.s AsoE.sos No % Bovery has uesy rs4scsd sAs
prices Il nz,b, dsdson Velvet, Bfusse ard Inaraia CAS-
rETs, RUGs, Mars. TABLE end PI,so Coyzas DaUSeEr.
sHADTs and OIL CLOTHS far below any quoted In the eJ
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AT EyFRpELL's- WEDDING CARDS, NorEs.
hss. l.br.,ea Card. .s.y eBsr.red IA ts h<hsst
aye Of "a. ant OILY hse a Bssdwsy, etss nse -
ks,atlsa.d In 1870.
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singles, ac1 vas then ruu out Hsyvsrd retired for
a sirse, being caught By Willy 6, mid of Diver
lost his wicket to Gsuniy, VITO had been pat oa IN
Canjn's p,ae. Ca.perter sae GiSbss we're on ~hen
.tumps ~ere drawn. Loekyers plsy a. ~iekst vas
tie nsin attraction. He has bscone quite 1Ioa
TIE following is the score:
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imperial photo

ENGLISH CRicKErEkS.-An Imperial photo
sraSh Of tho All ENGLAND Eleven" exhibition o.
BaADYs GALLERY, No ei3 Broadway, corner elessksra
Aso fEe Siereoscopic View Of tho Ceks. Ground was
Crck1,en playing. Copies Of tie Stereoseope Tor ,as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

THE GREAT RrPUBLic.-T celebrated oppsrship
Great Republic, which, during .he Simmer has been
lying icle 1t tho Wsl street Ferry Per, en- the Brook
ln side is announced to ss for Sin francisco during
tie en'nDg month, under CT arier Of John J. Earle
Go. Of No. 100 Val street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

WAsHISGTos REASONING HIS COMMAND "A psint-
iSg Of Washington resisripg his commend of the
American army, at Annapolis. 10 December, 1873,
done by Mr.. Edwin White for tbc State of Maryland,
is on exhibition at No. 76S Broadway. The is
the Hall Of Congress, which is filed with ladies',
members general Ulcers, and public functionarie' Of
the State Of Maryland, and the moment that
when Washington il closing this "lsst solemn act Of
ny official life" "comwends the interests Of our
dearest country to the protection of Almighty G 3D.
Amorg the portraits, beside taat Of Washington, arc
noticed those of Cos Walker and Humphreys, his
aids, Tics. Milf q, President, and Cnas Thomson,
Secretary Of Cog.ess, jefferson, Madison, Monroe,
Hamilton Elbridse Gerry, Joshua Bsry, Gen. st.
Clan Col. Howard, Mrs Washington and niecs and
Charls Carroll aid two daughters.
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A NEW CHURcH The Rev. DR.. Armi:sge's
Church has ju,t secured five lots, on the corner
Fifth avenue ond Forty sixth street, for their new
ecGce. TheiI property in Norfolk street has been
offered for sale snd tue building is TO be CON-
meLced without delay. II Is TO be a large and CON-
modous eaifce, capable of seating about 1000
pelsoLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
A Bonn onnErY.-Wllllsm Edo and George LsH.

renee 10th coorec entered the securing and esab
bLm q. Joie, in Broadway and addressing eolosd BOY
esppg the store, diverted bis aiten wns
they pss Of pantson beneath their
The young attempted detan them, clco struck
blow In the and made or Toe boy pa,ssed
him through ssvers ,trests closely dst he obi sd -
throw away the pantsoons And finally tab. rfis coal
cesr where be locked in by person who biz
lie secured BY OHc,r Quon aud taken b'fors
Juitice Qu.okenbnsh coun ted him la defau Of 5000
bail Lawrence hss Jet b,en apprehended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
lhd,ertisemen.l
BRsDY's GALLERY

Has REMOVED from No 90 Brosdrsy to No. SO Broadway
corner u Blescksrtt.
PHoToGEAPHs, DAGUERREOTYpEs ,nd ANBsorypEs.