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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

balls entered the left side of the body and
passed out to the corresponding ponit on
the opposite side lodging under the skin.
Another shot took effect in the right
thigh, near the main artery, when Mr.. Key
fell imploring Mr.. Sickles not to kill him.
The third shot was in the right side,
glaucing from the body, inficting only
bruise. Death ensued in a few minutes.
The body was taken into the National
Club House, where the jury of inquest was
held. who, after an examination into the
circumstances, of some hours in length,
returned verdict merely stating that tho
death of Mr.. Key was from the effect of
pistol shots, as above stated, fired by
Sickles. The premises of the Club House
were crowded with people anxiously inquir-
ing all about the circumstances of the
event. tttH5glf fCilI
After Mr.. Sickles had killed Mr.. Key
he repaired to the residence of Attorney
Gen. Black, where he was advised to de-
liver himself into the hands of the officers,
who subsequently conveyed him TO Jail, to
await further examination to.morrow The
facts which led to the tragedy will then
probably judicialiy transpire. ''ra bse
The inquest of the coroner was merely
with reference to thecaus which produced
death. @ is 31a -aoAaafG s1 o-assi
The President has issued proclamation
declaring than an extraordinary occasion
requires the Senate to convene and act up
such Communications as have been or may
be made 10 il on the part of the Execu-
tive. Hra afs t-iasig sc
1t is called for the of March at noon,
of which all who shall then be entitled to
act as members of that body are required
to take notice. 7 '".i,if t.1 l5zGel
Application will he made by Mr.. Sickles
for writ of habeas corpus, with view 10
procure his release on bail, to await his
trial. His wife exonerates him from all
blame, and he has the general sympathy
of the community. -
In the Circuit Court Mr. Carlisle an
nounced the death of Mr.. Key, the late
District Attorney for the District of Cali
fornia, while eulogizing the deceased as
courteous, frank, open-hearted gentleman,
he forbore TO speak of the case which led
10 his death, as that was subject for Judi
eial investigation. The Court paid SIM
lar compliment TO the deceased, and ad-
journed on Thursday. ,HsT-J
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.


This community was thrown into an In
tense excitement to-day by the killing of
Philip Barton Key, U. 5. District Attor-
ney for the District of Columbia, at the
hands of Daniel E. Sickles. According to
report, Mr.. Sickles being convinced of the
truth of certain scandalous rumors involv-
ing his wife, resolved to redress his wrongs.
At about two o'clock this P. NJ, proceed
ing from his residence, near the Presidents
house, to the southeast corner Of Lafay-
ette square, in the same neighborhood,
where Mr.. Key was engaged in CONVERSE
ton with Mr.. Butterworlh, of New Yoik.
He charged Mr.. Key with having dishcn-
cred him and destroyed bis domestic peace,
and shot him With . revolver, one Of the
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
COUNTY Treasurcrs.

The working of the Locofoco Sub-Treas-
ury law does not please the county Treas
urers. While assembled in Columbus, some
ten days ago with their papers and funds
for settlement with the accounting officers
of the State, they held several meetings.
They contend that, while the law more
than doubles their duties and quadruples
their responsibilities, it curtails them in
their fees and compensation. They had
an interview with the Finance Committees
of both Houses, and the result of the con-
ference was the introduction into the Sen
ate, by Mr. Hatch, and the adoption of the
following resolutions:
Resolced, by the General assembly Of
the State Of Ohio, That the Auditor of
State be aduised to allow the County Treas
urers their mileage at each semi-annual
settlement.
Resolued, That the Auditor of State be
advised to allow to County Treasurcrs full
percentum, under the statue, for all mon-
eys collected for which they now settle.
Resolued, That the Auditor of State be
aduissd to distribute to the several coun-
ties, on or before the 25lh of March, all
the School Flu ds in the Treasury not pre-
yiously distributed.
The resolutions were agreed to without
division, and the house concurred in their
adoption, by vote of yeas IS nays 49,
The effect of the second resolution is mere
ly TO pay full per centum to Treasurers at
the present settlemeDt-allowing them but
one per centum on the collection of the
June duplicate-unless legislation hereafter
change the rate. The first resolution al
lows payment of two per cent. mileage
CadiS Republican. ..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

The steamship africa, which left Liver
pool on the 9th ultimo, and has brought
fuller, but not later. news than was receiv-
ed by the Galway steamer Prince -4t6erf.
This news is chiefly of interest as relating
10 the war question. under dread of which
the English and French fund had seriously
declined. The impression in England ev-
identity is that the British Government
should declare in favor of the independence
of Italy. No one seems TO know what
are the intentions of the inscrutable Napo-
leon. Austria has just obtained loan in
London, and Sardinia is in the Paris mon
ey market with the like purpose. The
British ministry are unable to decide wheth-
or Napoleon means war or peace. Mean
while, great preparations are being made
by the leading European powers.
The warlike reports from the other side
of the Atlantic cannot be set down as spec
ulatiye rumors, for the danger Of collis-
ion between Austria on the one hand, and
France and Sardinia on the other, would
seem to be not only real, but imminent
According to the view taken BY the Lon
don Times, France has gone so far in sup
port of Sardinia, and is so pledged to sus-
tain her, as to put it in the power of that
nation to bring on war at any time, just
as Turkey brought on the Crimean war, in
spite of the earnest wishes and efforts of
her allies to the contrary. Should revolt
arise in one of the papal provinces now oc-
cupied by Austrian troops, and should
Sardinia seize that occasion to intervene,
she might, by single precipitant move
ment place France in such situation that
a war with Austria could not be avoided.
The river Ticino separates an Austrian from
Sandman army, and the first shot fired
between them might bring on long and
bloody struggle.
One ground of complaint by France
against Austria is that she will not concur
with Frnace in obliging the Pope to con-
cede some ameliorations in the Govern
ment of the Papal States, point which
Louis Napoleon considers himself pledged.
In this matter the French can do nothing
alone. The only means of coercion they
have is by threatening to withdraw their
army of occupation; but the Pope cares
nothing for this threat so long as he knows
that he can Immediately have an Austrian
army TO supply the place of the French.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
The Minnesota papers say that the

EThe Minnesota papers say that the
Indians in that part of the country are be-
ing rapidly civilized, all those in the neigh
borhood of the settlements drinking whis-
key, chewing tobacco, lying, stealing, and
swearing equal 10 the white men; and the
other day young squaw committed sui
eide by hanging herself on tree, on ac-
count of disappointment in love.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

H"When will the Ohio Legislature
adjourn?" "Can't tell" "What are they
doing?" "Don't know"
These questions are asked us almost
daily, and invariably answered as above
We only know that the Ohio Legislature
is still in session by seeing notice of their
regular daily meetings, and adjournings,
in the Columbus papers. We can't under
stand from the published proceedings what
they are doing, but they ought to under.
stand by this time, that it is the general
wish Of the people of the State-of both
parties-that they adjourn and come home.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

wThe Cuban Bill has been put to
sleep for the present session of Congress,
but Mr.. Slidell gave notice that be should
again call it up next session. In the next
Congress it will hardly find as many
friends as in this.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
The WHEAT Caop.-we see notices j.

The WHEAT CRoP.-We see notices in
our exchanges from various sections speak
ing discouragingly of the wheat fields.-
The weather mas been untavorsble, owing
to the limited fall Of snow, and the alter
nate freezing and thawing Of the ground.
The wheat planted with drill is said to
have suffered least from The above causes.
In Hancock and Seneca counties farmss
complain much Of the unhealthy appear
ancs Of the wheat fields. So cay the Pc.
para Of thcss. e.i4A6 M h'a,a =
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

RThe recent high waters have done
much damage throughout the State. The
new dam of Mr.. PINNINe, near this town,
on Killbuck creek, bas been very considera-
bly, damaged. The extent of the injury
cannot be certainly known until the waters
fall, but we fear it is more serious than is
generally apprehendcd. To such an ex-
tent has the ground on the eastern side of
the dam been washed into the creek, that
the Rail Road track was endangered, and
q large force of hands was put to work on
Tuesday 10 prevent any further washing.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
TRAyELERS' DIRECTORY.

TIL. eolloxinp shows the time Of departures
~ e asr,a,s | ~, he C. T. d C. r. R. at Millers-
pI-~xTxe NoRrH-The Express leaves Mil
,.-,buro at 6.20A. M., and arrives 1t Cleveland
at I0.45.
TIL. Accommodation leaves Millersburg At 2.55
p M. and arrives at Cleveland al 800.
RuSS1NG SoUTH-Accopnsodatio leaves Cieve-
land at 500 A. NJ, and arrives at Millersburg
ALSO p. II.
Express leaves Cleveland al 400 P. ~, and
arrives at Millersburg at s.37.
rEThe Express train running North con-
.ects at Orryll1e with the East and West trains
on the P. Fl. w. and G. R. r.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

EXTRA SESSION OF THE SEsATE.-The
President has issued his proclamation cal
ling the Senate to convene on the 4th of
March, at noon, to act upon such commu-
nications as have or may be made to it on
the part of the Executive.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

The CosHocToN SUB-TREAsURY Rob-
BERY.-The Auditor of Coshocton county
has made a careful examination of the lob
bed Treasurer's accounts, and finds the sum
stolen by the robbers to amount 10 S22,-
o7O 79. Nopart of the sum has been re-
covered. Two of the supposed robbers are
in iail.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

@ BY recent letter from La Rochelle,
France the State Department learns that
the yield of the grape has been more abun-
dant than drinkable water. Coopsrs were
employed night and day, but, being una
BILE to supply the demand for casks, the
VINE had to be converted into brandy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
wThe Paris correspondent Of Tho NJ

Y. Commercial says: Three American
deaths have recently occurred in Europe
all young men, members of wellknown
families, and all three, believe, of con-
sumption. One was son Of Stephen Van
Rensaler, of Albany; another a son of Col.
John Preston, of Charleston, and third a
son Of Hon. Joseph Ingsrsoll, Of Phila-
delphis.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
~A law has been passed bv the Leg

RA law has been passed by the Leg.
islature of this State, which prevents 'pro-
fessional jurors" from sitting on juries.-
This, as we understand it, is to exclude
from juries that class of individuals who
always hang around Court rooms in order
to be called on as jurors. The law is a
good one.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

EThe opposition party in Kentucky,
had rousing convention on the 22d ult.,
at Louisville, and put in nomination a full
State Ticket.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03

HThe Evangelical Lutheran Church,
four miles west.'of Millersburg, under thepas-
toral care of Rev. ]. HEisEIL, will be ded-
icated on Sabbath the 9th instant.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
PAINFUL RgMoR.
The Cincinnati Enquirer's letter says:
WAsuIxcrox Fab a

There is much painful gossip here about
the British minister, Lord Napier, being
too intimaie with a distinguished lady Of
this city, whose ruin, it is charged, he nf-
fected. / have her name but l forbeaf
giving it at present. do not want to do
the parties injury, and, therefore, wait fur
ther developments 1t may, as I hope,
turn out to be a piece of nnfoundedscandal.
IL could not certainly have been the good
looks of the Lord that made his efforts In
that line successful. ,- a.r.7
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-03
Spirit Of Washington Letters.
"Land of the Free; Home of the Brare.'
Tha Cnlnrnl,ne Loa.rnnre lafto- .a...

WAsHINeroN, Feb. 6.
A man was imprisoned in Washington,
for harboring has o,on child! The father
is free negro-the mother a slave, and
the child CAME home from a distant part
Of the city TO see bis father, remaining two
or three days. For the shelter and tood
given, the father now lies in Jail! And
the people of Ohio are just as responsible
for this state of things in the National
Capitol as the people of Washington OF
Of any other State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
ftns Arts.
Amusemen ls.

CTEPHEN II. BRANCH will rspeat his " Illus
~ trstsd BsctseIfs ssud L~c,ut- Hope Chap- in
o,dssy. Aston psee THIS Monday EsENfEG Apr
wEcs will Truly rsFre'snt my errsnc. and enerfsnos from
Betwelfs Is5d WITH psrec. Illustration Of convict Hfe
With scenery b,-bers shears b,;h' cells m-ss hsu
q1sr &c Three Of convict. who assisted
first lecture have been again BsotEeF Island 80 Of ~aon
released Ttrsdsy lss snd vii 10 The ch.os.ns
uy lectufs MONDAY evening One o. sem bs, psssd
ysss Black Nes lssDo ,i C. hsesrJ usnnood as. oe
s,stst.c ~ conYcfs Dii. Oe mar h-s %
tefsre be su3ieace VII slbmr All eAc IA,
isT those the .Dc htse march 81 r-7
theirs Of degraded sssA slso Dc ,sh1 %
thee female vCC.s t~o ylcbists, ana te- lnsIu'
mental p~rf fltfs GoLols inSrfionsuon OF t1s
"GOuvi1t" viii require - uy ersfEi-. 'nsh 10Y p4;y
beff, aud -Dce 80 con
Let lover, sog taot lovely Eusu' a1d
Parents az tos th. Innocent chGd "a sad ssodch1fsa
from entering TIE editorial AZ n. AID th.n con
slant r alleged hb sno 70 49, how
Columbia Lafayette soo L0Gs Napoleon sud Cob'-t;,
and poor hke Wash, sud Spbsb ho no;'T1, Appeared 10
rfop aud qu.fre ,oteo 70 'ny tAzents sud bow
foLson AID Napoleon TIE Gea; Appeared co d-s1s7
eli IT, a. De prrpsfod for pala
tv. oyons aud violent p~rprsaon L.;
II, tbeJ sgsut s- 70 the strongest csn-
pbor AID bottles Of liquid e2sruid
from at As ths pr-psson,fo for
10y novel entertainment bsge bel eIg-nnye ent rHP@e-
ve ard tsve eIhsuseo So, dol a. cannot proonE his
but T-fsf % AID g-uerons pso1 70
bis for the o. the peror AID Other patc1
be obtained az Hope Chspe tnAs evening
TiCksts 70 ctIts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
Gousss ano fdrms Uanlto.

A GENTLEMAN aud his WIFE can have s de-
~ str>be Room BOARD In pr'Ts;e f.aiy Ieslclas
A. one mo pc AID healthy p-raol- OF
n Lo-.or oorY-oi-nt the c-ro,s SCI on 50 oan''1'
route Address b r BOI NO -4f N-s foff fo.tOrte-
DOsRD in BROOKLIN-In y private ismlly
ID or the lire O. Fz)G Raj Eoas- A7PJ - no -
Sens 81 cor l,1iusstcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

MIR. DENPSTEB,
WI Com,o.er Ct IN, Nay osssn" Lament OF the Inch
Km,isut" -" Rainy Dsy" ind Soy &c, resPe italy an
pouIcss that b. will ,ivs his
NEW LiRIC ENTERTAINMENT
including the Songs Of 1EsAYsoSs PESctss sad other new
position .. az
DODWORTHs BALL No ss BROADWAY,
Or THURSDAY IEknI"O Apu 7.
heir. fbs ffst BIZ Ne~YyIk 10 two
sorss 81 Ds accompanied on Cbcksribs Pi,nofoTte
fsrioulhfs IN prog anne
fitk.s 80 cents Reserved 'e.s 81
Toconn.1c. o. 10 cIock. AID .srmiuse ., 10 Ocook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

GRAND SACRED CONCERT-COmpli
" 20 Mr.. a. H. ANDEBSON-ro lake pa'e oo TUESDAY
MING April at St Psus NJ Cnutch, sts sv, corner
If s23-.t Tie following auis's vii .sHs 90 the occasion
Mr., hozMt, Miss Anbie Kemp and Miss Mary T. Hsrl,y
M W. J. Cattle Mr.. c. Berse, br C. j. Wepecke, Mr
frost Msser w. r. Johnson aud Dr. Chsres Gumette TO
with full aud select Chorus composed OF mhes Of
The KewYoIk Mepdsssohu Union. Pisu Mr.. W. Beige
Conductor, Mr. @. w. Morgan. Doors open a. .oc ock
Tt. 50 cents TO be had Of Harper Brothers Fra Kim
,ouare; WIN Hal Son, No rs Broadssy. and b y Mani
an. No 220 Broadway, under the American Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

rI'O FARMERS.-Thosed esirous Of SELLING
i or EXCHasGISG tb-tI properly III Ciy or Broo, ,
pTop-rty viii cal n sGdfsu
W. / sEYMOCR, NJ % Ss.,,lr roor No. 5
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Horses. Carriages. &l.

HORSES and CARRIAGES for SALE snd
ii STABLE 70 RENT -Thfe- ts- c4-riss. Hs-'es oss
ssro-ch. oue Carriage Buoy ~h HsrHs-s kc. al 10
pee oc-r I'D the S,ssle I'll Be ressd Inquire % Hs
prrrnisss No E.~: ss:h-s.-
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-
!" Late BUkTOk'5).

The Propretors and Msn.emeBt Of tse Metropolitan Thea
ter this sp did Temple OF the Dram, u Us
legitimate purpose respectfully snnoUuee that u viii be TO-
op,utd on MONDAY next with the cels bTsted actress,
MISS DAVENPORT,
who will make her app Nev YORK ater ~ sb
supported b. strong aud veil selected ORA
DESTROYS Of commencDg me Spring Season
the have not bosn aoe, 90 the
instant DO ell tina. wish ~ please co1d ponp Dat nave
made sxpend wi liberal ~ during he sssson
spirit Of demsl ID and 10
the h.Edsouest naGn.T the honest a
pf .betioL Of the community .o,,,.y
M. = o. eo''"Ai
Door open st O'Clock commence a. II precisely.
OPENING NIGHT.
'-1 NV ''f MISS DAVENPORT
AFTER an absence Of five years
''' - MONDAY, April 4, 1859
p,tepted play Ia hYe acts adapted oy
O g Leland tom La Czarius' OF SCRIBE, entitled
THE CZAkINA;
THE COURT or RUSSIA,
with the folio wiEg powerful oistroution; -. -,
The hs OscenPols
Ola daughter Of MtpzlOh... conway
Peer the Or MI y
Prince hie zkoS Prime Minister. Paher
Count spapi, young Polish officer Mr. w REYNOLDS
Admiral Nl,roeck OF the Russian NAVY. MI DsSs2n
Chief Of the Spies. Mr. '" II oiaoaoeks
PAGES Lords, Lsoies Guards, &c 49,,
Previous the play the superb or'hrsIa engaged az In'
thear will perform overture under the direction oil MI
NollenbsneT.
KISS IN TIE DARK
Mr. selni Pettibone :''''''mt psNsoH
Boz Office open a; Sc u aud duIirg the day.
Private Boxes accoTdiDg 20 location.
Orchestra
BaEony oehs
PAlouet p.Iaspt circle and dts cents
Family .e's
Tres,urrr...................... w A AhNOLp'
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60 Uhom il map Conrsrn.

CPEClAL NOTICE.-DeAler.i in GOODYEAR
- PATENT for SULCASIZLD RUe5sR sUsPESDEEs
BRAIDs WEBS src a. o.h-r f,s;ics ,ni Articles made -
,om hirns suozrcps wiz resai e Vulcan
u-d Rubber notified ths ur-s, TIE y,rlJ
sanp~d or sbeied AMI y my autE,ri.y
CANSoT BIZ LEGALLY DISPOSED " in Il. GATED
gtaes Merchants aud aeGes invited sp-ct
nan, nov IN store and the ores ,9r scrni
70 the un3esnei exurve Of TIE tiles AID excsis.
hxhx No The these 0ooes wnics
heretofore Manufactured or imported any otA-r, kso
uo@res AMI Be-. ac The oSs.insd
On spplnsues - me, .; Me- q CourtAnd,,s: NevYort
HOAACr a. DAY.
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n HEATRE FRANCAIS,
No se5 BsOADwAY
T. Widows ssGe ie lT'
LrSOI hVRlL, lt9
ADJOURNMENT 5USPEtDC.
Rrprpeuta,iou ali Ber-tc- e . 80.
ma. r widows TT C. SAGE
PAUL LABA,
" Mile EUGENE SEN,
Nile Laurence CH.NALlBR.
LIZ PIANO Ds BERTHE
Couedis 20 VI ace, du Theatre O. Gymnse
Psrl Lsbs rempIs rol- '.''fs1z
MI, L.ursI &c Chevsl-r e-l Be'- DC bsslno't
I,H. "a fume de mte te months
In douests JAe'
Ia. taiou %
IN sCASDALy NEWfORK.
Eo sct-. De N VI. DuFrg; e. La1Zsnss
NIL, Fugeus Ienps l. ole d-..... haiame Er1n.se''
Les sLtres MH Bsrtrsnd 1hierJ, IAlJt, hsGfy
w Edx.rd Leon, Charles, Ju-s ct Nine. Isl0t
LA LisETIE DE bkkASGEh.
Romance Frederic Bres.
CA tee Ct jouee SiAe h-e He oe1
JOHN IT NASETTE.
MIC Laurence Cneays ier !rnp1rs Ie role de
Al Bertrand Ceul de -'s''''' uts
NJ III cry csui
Ororr du spectseie: ~
B.r5e, In Scsud.l- N-~-foTt
In repetition: - -. ~, r,,r,,.
LIZ Mani A IA CAMPAGNE ct "a GRACE DE- piEC.
N.rai courAui, sIus s-ntatlon dc
Ii OENDkE Dr. 81 PJlRlEA
L.. uoes ouvrirout heures moins M art On common
ezra Q heures Dols ~ quart, tee prec'e'
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Real gsta,f for Sale.

ALCOHOL DISTILLERY for SALE-Nith
"A Ps,oues famous pPsrsas sTias ~ pet cent sco0s ~
hTz!, containing lc7 Actes 81 Sood ssSs
.ss Weed Lsnd ysuiu s1ppy Of Ca sud A. h' ne
s,ssry Buildings fhe Machinery sd eV-ryhn, are 10 500
or5.r IL vi. b. sos liberia terms tAhH OF see-6
s .cTe. the southern par Of xicaitan neA rsha,
rpiss be sk-u eKcbssxr For further particular a22y
TtrTIkaNPF 1 KIrCH.rG Ne So B-syer-st, Nev-rorx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
TFW CHOICE TILLA SIZES On the East

q IEW CHOICE VILLA SIZES on the Last
n River FOR sALs-Et WHITEsIesE | only oEs
boUr n " va street aicson sost a11ry One Of
the nos. Sesabe fcut5 the ei;y ssNs'oH It1
.apiuE s-u,y water sni 5onmaasics h1e y-~s AZ
d'or bsk from se rlv-r, GO D. na1 e-rea
Nrw.rru, CouLty ire Ded ncizE POD A.
FAaA 81 forty rv- sr.s ~ the pest oh ca LEE ~
aIc al cultvslou, eA the Ia "a o7ps o.
ou.diDs s0s vii be so- oSene oI =
81 efoue Also For sale d-'L,o- 81
LOrsfo Vilsg- o. FIsh1g budnI loous SiFsooea
required. Apply to 5. WILLIAMS No ~ C5snoersN
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NlIBLO's SALOON.
~ Madame INaANs frs' appearance In America a. Der
CONCERT
WEDNESDAY EVEgING, April
Mssdsms, CARADORI De LUssAN sad Y. INNAN;
Besus MILLARD ADD MAYER;
Grand Piano Forte, NJ. J. LOREII, r.
Conduttsr, SignoT NUNO.
Tcke, Dols each 10 BE- had at the Music Stores,
the ~ Nicholas Hotel, and a. tn. Rooms
Doors open al I'll commence stB.
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a GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
IA vii b. given 70 LUCY EsCOrT ~ tie elegant Rooms Of
CbokerDg Cons Of Brosnvsy and 4a't, % MON
DAY EVENING Apr4 The following eminent a'ti.ts hsve
voApt.e for the occasion: LUCr k5cOrf ms MARIE
g. BRAINgRD Nj. II MILLAR0, Mr. hlkANoA M.
VIM MASON, Mr. @. w MORGAN s1o Mr. c. " BEahk5.
Ihs Concert COMMENCE oeock Tiokets 70 CONT
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TOR SALE-The desirable two-story and attic
i brict HOUSE No Beach-st containing ot,n vster
AID Fixtures Posss s.on given the lsto May Fr Gc
particulars Apply 4. Il. CUDLlPr. No ri Sass,ns,
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CHURCH HILL INSTITUTE, kEW-CA-
~ MAN COhH-One Of the oldes. Boarding soooos Ns
6oJs 10 the s-a,e. summer Term commeuces May sc
circulars sppy to W Rockwell. 6stchers and OroveS
SAX or BY ui.il 20 o l. ROCKWELL Principal