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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
Ten Keasons
for buying Piano, Melodeon or Guitar Of
Geo. Hall. AshtnbuIn


l Mr. Hall acknowledged 70 be the oldest dealer IN Ne.
lodeans extensive scale IN tie U. has kept paco
with al all 'aee the Instrument gina'ed IN 'h'
lie always dealt best the ur,e, aordq and
by obseration and pains taking he Is enabs judge
critically Of their comparative merits
3d Mr.. Hall has always furnished instrun,fs uniform
price and as low be bought Of the Manufacturers
4 lie delivers instruments when desired and guarantees
ith By hi. mehe Of dealing the usual amount paid for
clerk hire, aud store rent Is saved 10 the purchaser
9Th INSTRUMENTS recred new s1d perfect without hsv.
ing teen set up ~ rooms and pounded upon by impractical
hands, as is usually the ease with tcse bought FROM
9th The purchaser exchange hts iustrment ahish-
er priced one any time within year. % fayins the difference
sth. The purchaser mefodeon wishing Piano,
change any time within two years, by paving the difference
only In the regular prices Of the Old Pianos and Me0
9th Mr H' gives full directions the instrument 4.
taken n relation to its pesevatfon use and proper course Of
Oib. NJ Hall PROPOSES heretoa to keep tie be-. In
strumrnts themarkct affords and to stnd hh In his pro-
fession Of dealing fairly with his customers Ia his line.
TERMS:
portion down. and The balance In three and six months
Twelve New and beautiful
styles Of Mcodn Of ans rosewood snih, varying IN ps'u
| from As to $50 dollars
Eleven STYLES
of Pianos of desirable patterns mesiy7 octave, Of
action from a 6oy-BUY NOTHING CHEAP OR INFERIOR
Foreign Customers.
Mr Hall has sent Instruments In most Of the Southern and
WesteTn States md Canad9s PersOs order Of Mr. H.,
with as confidence satisfaction, though they
here 10 select.
Question often asked.
Why don't you keep lower priced cheaper, Instrmet,,
AnswerBecause We like to see customer sms at shS
next meeting.
Seven Particulars,
In which our Instruments SUPERIOR
IL. Qmity Of tone, free pDre soG and loud
.. G,'eat poiCr of toHe--mnjestic and Sublime.
3. Perfect Equohty Of tone
A. Quick. easy and evcR touch.
=. Great durability
6. Symmetry and 6eanty Of finish.
I. Being ia erceLient time.
REFERENCE.
II. FAssrrs. J.E CsArSAS.
Direct all orders and letters Of Inquiry to
Depot Park Street AshtAbnla, Ohio
| AsHTABrI.A, December 10th, 1876
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01

The NEW Census apportionment for
members Of Congress under the census of 1860
will make great change in the representation
Of several States. judging from the votes at the
recent election in some of the Western States.
Illinois, with nine members Of Congress, has
given 100000 votes, while Massachusetts, with
eleven representatives, gave only 100000
Wisconsin, with only three representatives, has
given a vote within fraction Of that OF Mas
sachusetts. Compared with the votes Of many
other States The discrepancy is still greater
The Trbune's Washington correspondent says
dispatches have been received by prominent I'll
libussers, stating that the schooner Susan ha
returned fIom Nicaragua without having effect
ed landing Of her emigrants there, and tina
she is Of the shore Of Texas, near the moutl
of the Colorado river. On The other hand, ths
Washington correspondence OF the Post say
that the schooner Snsan had landed her illibus
ter passengers on tAe baliks q the Rio COlOra
do near its mouth
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sale of Personal Property.
WE piTee for sale the following proper
wv ", y with
One year old colt
One Passenger carriage, seals
One do wagon seats.
One small lumber wagon.
One Hand Uurl. f-s.
WE viii sell the above property any reasonable time for
good Notes, with aplru,ed security. Call on
Asbtabul,. Dec goth 1855 S7l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

uer yestertsy afternoon held an inque-t upon tie
body, when the following evidsuc. 1a- adduced:
KD. Saaburg, sworn s1y-I keep barber shop
In the lower for of No. 253 " sm street; about III
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, | beard the report of
pistol end soon after, second report; rushed iuto
the hall aud eaw Oesenberg falling his wife. hIs
back IesIng upon her, and his feet upon the second
fight Of stars; she living upob her face, AMI her
clothes were fire; put out the flames, aud then
hef father and sister rushed past NE toward the street.
calling foT assstace the horre pistol shown me was
lying on the right side of Osseuberg.
Maria an enacher, sister # the deceafed woman,
sworn ssys-While tukiug dinner, heard the report
OF pistol, ard down, with ny ftther ana sl-t'r
end fouId deceased lying at the foot ct the arS, ana
her husband Wing upon her; her clothes were burng
and many people running in; she was Drought
mn stairs The pistol shown / saw lying by the side
OF 0ssenberg; he had been married III Europe ana my
sister not kboeng this married him five years ago,
and thev went 20 New-Oreaus; he there treated her
badly and especially after she discovered that he
had a wife living IN Eurnpei they reInGined IN New
Orleans two years, and then he bought small farm az
Helena where they lived auth November last, aud
then came 10 this city, where be opened grocery at
No ) Norfolk street; they lived uuhappily together,
and OF the 9Th Of March las; he menaced her With
knife shc then left him, aud went to live with her
father he tried vain to get her 10 return, aud some
tunes called at her faiherr where he would tlreaon
her with violence If she reused she always said that
she would rather die than live with him again.
Dr. Geo. Il. BOwtUn testified that the cause OF the
death If Mr.. Ossenhurg gun-shOt wound On the
right side Of the steruum between the fourb and fifth
rbr and that the cause % her husbands death was
similar would about iuch TO the left Of the median
line, below the eahilages Of the ribs.
The Jufy, in the case Of the female, rendered
verdict of Death by pstol-shot wound at the
"bsnd Of John Diedrck Osseuburg, May ~, 1859"
and in that Of Ossenburg, Death by suicide"
Osseuburg was native Of Prussia AZ years Of age.
His wife was also native of Prussia, % years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
COMMON PLrtS-spEct.L TsRN-MAy 10
DIVORCE CAsH, Sri GsNEKIs.
k. ss NJ Naupara

keNamsra sg,. McSsmara
HILTON 1.-THE complaint Of the plaintiff ALLEGES
cruel AID nhuusn eOtue the part Of the deen liant ssS
concludes h demand ng jGtsment for h1se4 dis0ns,
The co9'.ins ipa. Of these CHARGE. s. 1s-
with adultery With usISow concluding with deas.1
Of Judgment that the msrri.ee ie BE- dissolved
,ops prooof ell the charged IN the p drs wh
tie usual direction rspt hs same to the Court With the
dsnt setting adultery deense IN tue seon until ev
d,nce In support Of va. oacd br the Referee when tns
objection ovcd sud testimony cfcrd 20 sustain that se
iusy b. tia, the objection came too lase Had s.cu made
iu time Is ry probable the dccusc Of sduery ~ooia bs
stricken the ground that could MT be lorpos-d u
lie he Pseut (Sisln,osh Mclnlo.h Il How
Bat unnecessary any opinion upon ,h qasssos.
for the f's, ,me pc sted 10 the Court as do na
m opr Of the Rrfre ha, the eyidencs h The psiatd
have ben guilty Of adultery aud that the charges In ts
Her couduc, have been lo.e and Of character noe
u, BE- ndd but DO rot ,uuk act ofcrminsty
has been shown circumstances sufficient ~ warrant tho
colclusCu 4, which the Referee las srives.
does sRr, however ano 80 the referee has rpcrtrA thf
INSTEAD Of the defendant having trested the plaintiff sas
s her COMPLAIN .e been guilty % such esadsce
with her, aS SS sssos. IL h. Ia t Ie.pest have
hcsu iuls sustained BY tse testimony. v,y..,
Perry q Pa,e SID and am NOS aware tnat the d.eisien hss
Sy,5 & been s,a e % % - ~ "s. 49, ~.
ration bed board the application Of the husband 70
h. same the like ecrer,' ent
TED 10th aud llh sections othe &C, entitled A.
Act divorces and Tor o'ner pur passed April ~
adoption Of pesvn, Revised Statutes aud still reIusas In
force.
Then the evidence shows that the defendant s eatitsA
den.ut Of divorce. ef o'o o. rs.ou exists Why
should BE- granted u him ia tie present ac The .st-
ute referred to, Is thur authorizes such decre. ia teaiss
upon ,he application Of TIE husband by eil o. eoar
plant fhd BY him, but the PROVISIONS OF the Code tetios
4) suictn, comprehensive to sI such 70
permit the Count gve such Judgment 10 sn scion. e for
arsuE plaintiff decudan msy be- wssnted BY The es
d. ne. at trial Or In the language II thc section rc'crd ".
may snt to the defendant affirmative relief :"
which he may BE- entitled" .
Jajs@n Win accordingly 10 entoed dsereeias .p.r,.io.
the parties upon the ground that tbs ccneuet
the raut been such tari h. husband tho aetudsut. -
20 render improper tor him cohab with hes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
SUPERIOR covER-Tmn Tssx-a,r ls-sesorr jude,
Bos ~esru.

I'VE JFEosN cLc-x coNs,EY Asp p. 7. nARsUs.
VIZ. snail, 49, s-es, &C, JoSxpA p sssser
Piaip'if a. assignee Of r. y. & N. ParBi~-, susA
for rnousys sd to btVt been teA b, kr of hat firm
When wss h. h1nss. Fanla ktrsst Ase Saaser called
uPoU FUrniss Ia Nov. sS and desired bafr oa "A. s~a
account be sun a. S 81 which .e offered a, ssesA
security SO n drafts of- Jerome Cock scc-psei by
P Bsuuu sst that fn esned 70 h:n <rscS sa, IS .p
scceptns the pF arsd tIs security IL uA hs
proposition Defendant deai thsi he had beros ed ,ss
nnorey On his account arc e tbs he sctsd say
agent the Co. n obts nE Eoney for ts tAs
cc,y,snc,s Of Bsraul. aud that be stated 10 tho
fsrui,scs a. tb- tue the losn msd~ tna Il fa<
the Jerome Co. aud that they Ok TO ,sf Co.. and .ss
daits o,po.ted for their eSe security The p>.,te
hoSeVet e..S se fui's" 2. vi se.- snd tssy t.uneS
The scts set s,h the onsi cc-tdctas The dead<ns
ou hr prnes pans Tho Jerome. wero sso called % VII
'f ini and teted that al>oagl they made y-r
'Ppea'it, to he S,indsr' ssnsa ,bsn u'ney fs thea
TIE parces they always sirete him 20 eel
for wha, they would Bring and bctrrw then
hs shoaEh they eesycd the 500
he did form them that IL Srrowed fg
them sshe c'ns that, suppsnf thea Dos, that
ob,aR6d hy ike ssle ~ the psancss In qtesion.
The judge charged he ar that they found Seaser borrowed
the money The Jeroze Company, add that he snrs
DO BY The Cmpsay thea they must find cor e defe.dss
but that II they orrs oh-w then the pArtid cu<d Id
to q verdict Cor tke canscJ
Ths jury sleg fvs srutes deberstion rerdrd yerd<
ior the psinta Er ~ d. bes the anoant eissd wah
rom the d;- u she Defendant ebs1et tho Ssai
Inc g. make cas-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
COURT OF GENERAL sEssl0N5--MAy is.-Bcforv
Judge RUSSELL.

On the 22d Of March, 1859, Hiberoian division.
while marching IN procession, headed by hers and drun'ne.
bra's baud came IN collision With eeaehm.n .ad ~.
upuWu, In e vicinity a Fh avenue aaa
Twenty third street Fredeuck Reynston the schmss cos,.
planned that the uiberns csnbeTed the wheels OF hs
coach with hands r.w bricks aud oteeS
missiles him and the coach pulled him 81 tnt casch aud hey
sham fully beas him. especially Joseph oney ard Thomss
Musy ia. latter udcd, snd on trial today fsr
The defendants contendd that tho
pauin. coachmsa caused bak Of in the pocessi that hs
Nss dhyns furious re aud pitched night through ss
center II ths Hhemiau procession.
portion of the Society srned with saG mesus ts
preserve order and STATS consequently pretty freely
occasion Of bish of tn. peace by the coschmsn
appeared from the evidence.
.5ie counsel bth -dss. Mr. Hckeon and Mr. Dyi ths
Assistant DsrctAorny engaged In quite excited centSo
about questions eudng Icnua,e u the Hiber
mans, which Mf. Mckeon opposed the Coar bstnG
dIsy crowded by HbvTian who attempted 10 applaud tAs
prOceedinga
The dr MADAM Dc Leon and her daashtss
in th on the occasion ~h.u tue ooon took place
Tie prisners " both sci Quilted.
In t6e Gooloy yesterday r frsrd larceny, the
jury who had been together locked 10 the Court Houe s
tLe Whole uight r,Bdersd q verdict ~ dot guilty.
John Taylor Jobn Van Cetf peadrd guilty of stempe
gTarc larceny aud were femsDded sentsaoe
Bush youn.. hsnosome ~ of sg s4A
gully attempt steal watch Sentence deferred
The Cour adjourned 10 III q. M, on Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

FxrcrrIoS IL vIRGIsIA.-Janes II. johnson WAS
hung al Rappahanrock County, Va, Friday, tie
l,h inst Tor the murder Of his wife. He msde no
confession but on the contrary asserted his innocence
on the galOws II i estimated that there were about
5000 persols present.
Az OrFSlss FoR LrrIER WRITERs.--71s Ddttn.
mort Ioesl pemorra. has rumor from Pixies Peak
that ,Wo men who hsd been prominent as letter writers
during the Winter had been hwg b! party OF sGss-
pera.ed ewjgranls whom ,Aey hsd hunbEgsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
NEWJERSEY IIEM&

TEE FIRE n IHE FoarsTs oy Ntw-J,Rstt.-
soDe sc6,o nsi particulars have been received q ,ns =
done by the IRE n Of NewJe~y The h
which spptosehsd Nedford desIoyed the i,esI
$500 srss of lard owned BY William blsasSeA ss~lsSs
Nls vhere the R.ues inferred af3s hise -
that the dere.on wosa se afrse 10 ip ,bs SonIIseS
krpe<, A. % bat ,be psopls bsTroviy - -
"a, ds oonusaeel ssn y-sss;9s cre'@ esss's
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
(A6yerisement.l
CpnCpRy SToRFs
APoTHEcARY STORES,
FsUIr SroREs,
BAR-RooMs,
HnIEls


AFoTHEcARY STORES
FsUIr STORES
BAR-RooMs,
HOTELs.
C.urfo. TO THE PUBLIC.
uuds Tstsni that quantity Of mXd and poisonous Gn
put under the Of of schiedam AoIso SchnsPp-
gned AOnzo Wo been cold IN this market aud purchased
By fruit apo,hecary and grocery stores account Of the
chespress II the stut
Auy who has imposed upon the purchase Of this
counterfeit will favor by leaving sending his 10
my ,e Aud cauoE all prr.ous from purchasing or selling
put Up the Scbi-dGfn ATomstc ScEuapps
unless vita the bottle and cork with
q fac-simile ofmJ signature on the babel
UDoLfHo WOLFE,
No - Beaver o..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

CoycERT.-The Harmonic Society, under the drec
ton Of Geo. F. Brstow, esq will perform the Ora
torio Of "Tte Creation at the Academy Of Music on
Tuesday evening next, for the benefit Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Madame Cora dc VIII
horst and other eminent solo singers, have been en-
gagged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

I.tbeis s Eytinge act. He.ry 8. Eytipxe.-Tk6s
vsss SIT cvurc trourt BY he PLAINTIFF .ssnp ~ -
s,uc Tbs Jrd-- orasr,d rrp q the referee 20 b. o..
er1ed, sId thar iudstlent Of aivorne BE- srsntei.
COUNT pisAPPofSrtD.
The co.x. JelEars TIE Geo y1tesl sst syvts.x 9TH.
worth e al.
This cre was referred 20 in orr Law reports of
NedBe-dsy T. tic couu, made HI. repprsrsse u
Cot, asS hi motion for order qdrhs
10 sbew III Jssc deesd % tire Hon s.,ax
ta 100 Ceans hsd :sess b Commanding aaotSe< sotsss
ags.Lst tha etf { f.nln
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

CoeRErTros.- body sa.d to have been iienti.
fed at Bay Ridge os Sunday. Was test Of Benjamin
F Maguire, dentist. No. Union square and not John
Msguire. Ii wss found at Coney Island, and not st
Bay Ridge, o. Saturday ard not on Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

SoIREy MCsIoALr.-The patrons and friends of the
Ferris Female Institute last evening favored with
a musical entertainment, the occasion OF the
completion Of the fttiog up OF the new buildings to
which it has recently been removed. The success
which has attended this new Institute, bearing the
name of one so long identified with female education
in this city, guaranty of its future prosperity.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

FmE-Ateat 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire
tloke snfy fiurot stree. Gf,srPna' o"asd by
Mr. Ps5s- Of CF strf Heu York. sd occupied by Patrick
Fs;rs The fsu txtsr Rashef with fN pei o water
bat a. The furniture dsrJsi Origin Ct ho tse unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

BESETII or Miss MARY GANroS-At W aAack
Theater tomorrow evening, Miss Mary Cannon takes
her annual benefit. That this lady is one Of the best
if not the very best, actress in her own peculiar line
OF business III America, and that she is to the utter
most extent worthy Of the fullest support Of the pub
lie. we need iardly remind our readers. She has
been unusually happy in her selection OF pieces for
her beneh h having chosen the old and at this Thea
ter, always favolite drama, &" The Kn'ehts Of the
Round Table and the farce Of "The Boarding
Sci col" in both Of which she sustains prominent
parts On Saturday night let the house be crowded.
FoR TEY ORrBASs.-The Treasurer Of the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum has received ~ s7 from the
Easter collections.
SALE OF Pfws OF The T.BERsAcIE CHrRcH.-
The sale Of pews Of the new Tabernacle Church, on
the corner of Sixth and Thirtyfourih street,
took place on Wednesday evening last at the church.
The choice OF pews offered at auction, and nearly
sixty were rented at premium above the assessed
value The first was struck off at premium ct : %
to Mr.. NJ Bates. The second and third sold for
premium Of si5 each, and the premiums thence grad
usly lcssened to 81. The aggregate amount Of rents
and pre Iniumz Of the evening was about s6,c'V.
ExcuRsIoS.-The Light Guarj, attended by Dod-
wcrths Band i this city yesterday, Via Elizabeth
port for Reading Penn. 20 assist at the ceremony OF
opening the Eszt Pennsylvania Railroad.
Observation-Disclosures Of this renowned man sre
exhibited by many print dealers. Otto Ebbnglsus
Nc. 9ij Broadway, haa a photograph which seems
10 he most l.fs-like representative Of tie gT lzy
oc'ogeEs-!ar.
CLEASrSG or BRoApwAY.-The cea1iug OF the
streets has been entirely suspended by the city an'
ihoTItes.
On Thursday Mr. Saith the contractor, "ho 4 .
for upward Of two years cleaned Broadway at sne
Joint expense Of the city and private ASSOCIATION o
the merchants On that thoroughfare received notice
TO suspend his operations This notice was from MI
Downing, Superintendent Of Sanitary Inspection
| who alleges a. his authority the action OF mayor
| Tiersnn in the premises.
A public meeting Of the citizens cf Broadway ls 10
| be held on an early day.
The merchants on Broadway are adigran. n reie''
| ence TO the decision.
! Broadway if long neglected, vii soon, IN srcn
weather as that OF the last day or two, present
bold sni dirty contrast With ts usually clean fsce
| Mess-s. Cyrus W. Field & Co. hsve jus. removed
| from No. IL Clf street TO No. 81 Beekman street,
| and on Monday evening last, entertained theI en-
ploye.s 20 supper. The tables were spread on tne
hrs. floor 0: the building sri more than ~ persons
hsd places al the board. Ate! the elcth was 70.
moved, Mr. Field made sfev pertinent remarks aud
Was followed By Mr. Shuttlevorth VITO closed oy pro-
| postr th-ee chars for NJ Fled which were gysc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
lAdvertisementl

How TO RESTRAIN THE PASSIONS AND CUL-
1IvArE TIE HIGHGR NlrvRE and in what pursuit.
make the 81 himself may BE- learned by Psychological
Examination 4; FOWLER l. WELLs's, go. $S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

\ QUrsTIoN FOR the PoLIcT.-Ite Troy papers
s.e discussing the question, Does Policeman take
care Of the city, does the city take care Of hin 2,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

PRoBARIy FATAL CtNPHLSF AccIDFNr. On
Wednrdsy rv-Lsg see LADY n.nr6 Ro rsiarz Smith
Wyckof stree. Z. D.. burned il dreadful
by tie guitiOn Of csnnheue. She about
kirdiing r, when berBiug sgtcsu:y well she tOk
Of csmphsr. sud rgr-d Il il tae fU. n, aad
sIted mrnedit~y and csug hr dress aid she Instantly
euyeloped in fanes She into hearoom aud wrspp-d
hlsnbe; hcr.e, eAusu hing The fames d. Owens
called attend hen i-es found thar he badly
barn, about ard side il is though, have
the Sspor. Bus l;s hope entertained Vi Der
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

eveNirs. He resides in Ninth street. near Gran:
street <. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
BROOKL YN UEWS.

THE Ac,DTsY OF MUsic.-The general plan Of this
building to be erected in Montague street Court
street, has been decided upon. The plat Of ground
embraces eleven lots. The building is TO be @2j feet
front Montague street ard % extend back the depth
Of the lots 100 feet In addtios to the stage, audio-
rum greeD-roOms, and other apartments appeftaipng
10 an opera house there will be large hall 10 by ~
feet in extent. At o recent meeting of the Board OF
Directors building committee wss appointed With
authority to 90 with the work. Excavations for
the foundation VIII be commenced in a short time.
SHOOTING AFyAR-A man named Edward Elwin
was brought before Justice COrnwell yesterday, on
the charge Of shooting James Birney, aged II, aud
William Birney, years of age, with gun loaded
with small shot The boys ere bis nephews, and live
in the house with Elwin, in the rear Of No. ll6
Pesrl street. The accused is employed in the gas
works, and labors at night. He took bis tes and
started for the works With e.: 4 the boys, but soon
after returned The family ga, down to tea, when
ElHin went 10 adjoining room and taking his gun,
fred upon the table The shot took effect in james
Birreys arm and abdomen, and William BrLey
slightly wounded. None other vas hit. james is
considered in a dangerous state. ElSin had been
a drunk for days, and was just getting over the
effects lie was committed TO Jail to await the result
A W!FF-WHIPPFR FLOGGTD.-festerday morning
John Moore was brought before Just.c Ryder, on
charge Of assault with deadly weapon, preferred by
Richard Van Hou;en. 1t appears that for some time
pat Van Houtcn has been in the habit Of brutally
beating bis wife, who is sister OF Moore. On
Wednesday morning he again beat her IN such
will disfguT Der face for sone time. She,
uron this, left him, and went to her mothers house,
in New.Yoik. On Wednesday nOon her brother came
home and seeing the condition OF his sister, became
e1asperated, ard determined to punish Van Hou'en.
He procured revolver and siugle-bIreled pistol
with which TO defend himself case Van Houten should
attack him. and, taking heavy club went in search
Of Van Houten. He found him in tie grocery oi
Jsues Johnson, corner Of Ninth and Grand streets,
ard proceeded 10 chastse him with the club After the
infection OF several severe blows Van Houen seized
decerter to throw at Moore, when tae latter drew
ptol and threatened TO SHOOK hin. Upon this, Othcer
Laramie it:erposed and arrested Moore. Justice
Ryder, after hearing the facts as stated above de-
missed the comp rlsn., resrking ths. Moore served
"hin jus. right, and should have chsstsed HIM stiu
"moTe" Justice Ryder then issued a~arant' on
the complaint Of Mrs. Van Houter, for sssault and
battery bs. Yka H0utsa hAd not been aHsssea lsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

RosRERr.-The house oF George Bsnpe', in MSrcy
avcuue Rodney ss- robhed Wenc dsy ngh Il
SO IL rrosey AID - wss'L II j,weigy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
fAdvertisementI
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

AaBRoTyPEs AsD DAGUERREoTYPBs.
Nos 2 $50 and 6 Broadway New ork and NO 353 Penn
syiyalis.sY., Wasbirgton. ID. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
CITY ITEMS.

ACCIDENT or MUsIo.-Mozart's Don Giovanni
will be repeated this evening, with the same cast as
Oh W edne sday
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

GAs.-The new Gas Company opened their SUBJ
srp,n books yesterday Halsey badns ia Fulton stree
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

Mr. SHILIISG N The STOVE RCsISRss.-A stove
dealer doing bun' No. in9 Beekman street nan"d Ab
dth ITefTcd charge Of fale petuses against George sh
ling fotuey d-aler No. 80 Hndsou street,
latter arrested yesterday Mr AbeEdrOh aesrs
ha, Shilling obtained about $3.50 worth OF stoves from hin by
retrseng that b. had certain amount # perry which he
cid really posse being in debt relative at the time 10
who be since InAde as.iyuneI Shilling was placed Gnder
$3.50 the charge Of false preenses on Monday
next
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
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ncprRloR CouRT-PART L-Same as yesterday
PApT II.-Ssne a. yesterday. - - a..
roxyoS PLE,s-PART H.--Nos. III, 20, 81.
pp0ogLYs CRY COrRT.-Nos. y, 4, 3s, ~, o3