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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

Chsrlss Frobui shot his thumb or By Ire Accidental
discharge Of pistol on Friday night, al NJ. ii West
street. Ihos. Lynch had * .sce severely burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
CITY ITEMS.

TESTIMONIAL TO AMEMBER or ASSEMBLY ELECT
On New.Yesls Charles S. Spencer, esq, member
elect cf the Assembly from The city, was presented
with gold chain and iocket by q number Of his
friends as mark Of the esteem 10 which he is held by
them. The affair took place at Gosliug's Saloon,
Broadway, and air. William Magratb, Is Chairman Of
the meeting, made the presertston, to which Mr.
Spencer responded Feastirg ard spesches followed,
and the festivities were continued till late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
BROOKE YN ITEMS.

Tx Corsrr ofFIcESs-On Ss.ard.y, tie Ia
inst the following officers, elected lss. Fan. entered
upor their duties and asde their sapernu .ry a.,
poin,mUnts; Howard c. Tsay. Register. who s.sc..A
TIE following per.on'' i,,puty, John NJ. Perry; Re-
ceivirg Clerk William DIT; Ssarchers, Thos. x.
MERCER, VIM. c. Herbert lanes Howard. Prs.c;s
G. Qaeyedo, VIM. S wrisht;'nd.s Clerk. L..c vsa
sistnbergb; Writers, Robert hudrick, George M,.A.
Anthony Wsl.er, Henry Fish, C,.rles wIle.s, DAvii
A. Sutton.
The County Clerk, Mr.. Char'esy. Thoms. 40
the following appointments: Deputy, .udrsw Mercein:
Searchers, John NJ, Cornwell, Chse, 4. Wil,os,
Clerk of Sessions, Ersssas Hyde; CoIyi,,, WIN. II.
Campbell, jr.
The Surrogate, Mr.. RoswelC. Brsps1 .,o,i..ss
Jadsh b. Worries, Clerk, and tIeuy +. -.div As
siStsn. CLERK.
...Alfrs6 Horton and George l. Ae ,ws,, in a. cr.
cners on the let inst. Tee formeh a. sppou,sd AIer.
andsr Csshaw his Deputy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

MrRDIR ~ BAXTER SrREKr.-Maltino de Sar.ez,
az Italian shoemaker, died on NewYeais 'rnisg II
the Sew-York Hoep.sl, from the effects Of wounds
received the hands Of Jean Bosqut, the hight Of
the o6th Of Dscenber, TIE latter sabbing hs victim
less than eleven tiunee. Bosquet aei after Perpe-
uatng The crms bu, was appreherdei the sane hight
at low den il Baxter erect, by Oifi.e Brown. 1t
dos not appear ina. the deceased give Bor4net tie
tsE:est prevo siiop, bat on the contrary the murder
was committed in cold blood. II is a1duced IL eyi
Genoe tia: Bouquet, VIII vas known b the nNne Of
Romano crypt ihily up to Als victim an stabbed
hin fr,m beh4i. Decea:el va, .. re .iue ding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

TIE LATE SHOOTING ARRAY ii WEsr NisE-
TENTH sIEEET.-THE TgIBUsE Of Saturday co.,
tanned repor: of shooting ARRAY in an assgastion
house in West Nineesuth street.. Since then the fol-
Loving version cf the affair has zen made public:
The person who cid the shooting IS young man
named William W. Ellsworth, OF respectable Conneeti-
cot psrerts About seven years ago, Ellsworth lived
with Mrs Brosr in Phlaielphia, aud Brown, the man
whose name she row bears DESTROYS Of supervising
him. Elsw 5rth, growing weary Of her, uiie NJ
objection. and soon after left her. Subsequently,
Brown srd h;s ui-trc-s came +, his cdy, al ~hsn
TEX, heard Of tue keeping sn iuproper house at
No. III Wee; N.ce.esa.L street. Mr., B.oTa "a; Is; .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

1ssAsirY.-A lad about IA yeark age wa, takea
up in Hamilton svenuo on S'tarday'H H. appeared to
be derspged, and, not knowing wrs to 60 was
lodged in the Third Precinct Sston.fise. A voms,
calling herself Sophia Strickland was ken up by tho
police Of TIE same district, and taken c, Of She an
pears 10 be ms sne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

SUPPOSED FATAL SHOOIING.-EiT ward Hem, q
Young German only Is years of age, liyiug al No. 10
West ThrtysecoDd street. is now supposed to Do lying
on bis death-bed from the effects OF several gun shot
wounds received shout > O'Clock Saturday morning.
II appears that Edward Hem end his younger BROTHER
John have occasionally visited the sger beer saloon
Of one Stoutenberger in Forty.fourth street, near
Ninth avenue. Being in that vicinity at the time
above stated the brothers thought to cal 10 aud take
a drIni bun on applyirg for admission, como ono at
the door told them 10 sve and refused 10 admit them.
The two then started Off ard soon met lend named
Couts and several Others, with whom they were
acquainted and told them that they had been refused
Abundance 10 Stoutenbergers plsce. Couts exhibited
IS BIZ, end said they would go TO S,outsnbergei 8
and take drink al round. On reaching the front
door OF the beer shop they told ~ ID the SHE
door and di so, bat they again refused because
tie brothers Herr were present The applicants then
started off, but returned the door again, al the
request If some one who wss az an upper window,
when man or two thrust their muskets through the
partially opened door sld fired several shots, sp-
paIerty with the intention Of .skiog Edward Henn's
hfe The gus were loaded with pieces OF lead pipe,
sugs &c, which took effect il Eiwslds face, neck,
hapds arms and abe omen, iuficting terrible wounds
Tie party thus fred upon then beat hasty retreat,
ard procuring carriage conveyed the cjurei led TO
his home, on reaching which, he mucn exhausted
from loss Of blood a surgeon called ari sue
ceecsd IL removing OF the sus., bet others are
so deeply mbtdded in various parts OF the boiy ths.
they could not be reached with any degree Of safety.
On Sunday the attending physi,.n. thinking hi.
patents condition vey critical, notified Coroner
Gamble TO hold N snte norem examination.
Curry ne Tyrrr.fesh preeit. - rotiti al
Of tie occGrrerce but made 10 arrests a. 10 OF
able 10 inform HIN who sho. youug Hem. According
to the statement Of John Hem, provoc.tiOn What,
ever wac given for the shooting. TIE offenders nd
their persons behind the door al the time Of firing
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-26
Yre6turN IS. Nrpemter 1896.

Sbr Sreiben 49, nein teber 9unvi9b babe i tei
neinem Gnetn in gSien 9unre. Nu i bote pit un(re
rrdbri9e 8ob, ne Ntsteu 2ebn 2reiten serob
uo patei co6 2npentn SDre on9eebme unp une 0elz
ldoft oft 9erYpr9erufn.
9Sa5 mene &eile no G9ao onteft 70 1T biete nod int
wcitn 6elo uno birfte brib Ui9obr in Grlus &C.
bcn i'm NQ9menen nod Gtpa5 caraus pro qSen, t
Sbnen III 9eno elmer @l9enDet reen ann miro e5 mir i6
minlt eir unb m Sbr 9Sund NIT meinn tenfaQs>
jest meb ais e tebranr Mtcn Yerein9en lb m 9ne
ra5 D(ein9 su cn G1fiun9 tetra9en. Nen wie 9eo9t 1T
ca@ 9ase prpeft 70 mebr np bic Dirt Nusfu9run9 br
ppblen'atil1 SeQeit 0Dr S cine Gje9enbe na 9Sn>
i nit Sbnn bart preen tann> aein i'd rHe iebr oab i
Sbnen ou bis oabn irocno cine 8eimnua onaet f1nnte
Sie aber aus wabrbaer 9nban9lfe 9 terz
ein 9ewa9en @nlllen> neil in jenen 21uc pbn ere
Au5fb rben oft bic unan9enbmfn Tpl9en baten tInnn
Si batn wpb oer Sage Gin paqu nit sre 8Gdern betcn1z
mc>1 pcte ib Sbnen u;uencen mir nibt Serla9n tornte
19e 5mn'e Sbneu u1ein licter 2ury9b Treuce unp
Slid den, feline Gun oft 10 Sbncn temibn pe jez
perbdn9nieYouen Mtenp 9ulduf ren Yroene
g wteoer aus Surm uno lnpecr poS 9ofe eer
Die ple9e cu 6reunpe tra@te.
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W len, 18. Sftpber 1917.
Wertbeiter 5reunb !

$50 ele mt oe rttt9en Gmpfan9 Sbrer frcunrliden 3e
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tett u pente bner werber renp YQei in Qep,io -,
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70 tebalte t mir ror, sic beim g8orte u nbu,eu ~
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'9n 2t etleaoe 9'udle Antun III 5ambure mt9etbelt
cSed3eit9 erpep i'd Elm completes GremDor bss 0on,fh
te5" rer e9ebenn @eun9 ufolse mad 5ambura apr o S
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Sberf.
> @le I'M ;efal bod ni9 in Der 9rfidn Wir1i6feit
~ @an me bel unirer Dempratie
**) ssa1 prrpbehl9 sspro9en 1913!
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pelletri fi( d { S.
Briete con +. So6mor5en6er0.

gEien, 20. Sannar 1885,
Nlo 1T Sbnen ab ene 5rone ;u Gbe 9worre mein orn'er
2ubY9b? ST e AUDI Dprn 9efpe6tn 70 1T Dies po9l Gas
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21we bttee bic Daben> ais Sb 8eotun95cetret cur ene
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Der Seerfennnb coB ut tenben bic p9en Sbren berSp<
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freuen sic woersuleben uno mande5 nit bnen iu bepn
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3on Der 06r Der llnerpelt S eur unppr@se 3aber@
fprmeln 9e5t baben Su b1wGn wen 9aaAy BencSes SOD
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Hnperpe tre59olb bic population bic 8eamtencen AUDI 70
unenrli9 ;unebmcn
2ebeu @ie mob! Nuf g2ieoerleben
Hadgi Efendi S1ihta1:
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s. g d arsenber
SeipsiN 81. Mai 1887.

VeiF5i9 g. 81. W1o 1887.
0 ma1rem 9ecpeen mer lter 9ueY9b> erubr i bel meiz
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pob n ntbae Sbnen fit risa Swe5 Sbrer Grinnerun9 i'm
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un9bence Sonne ene ib6nen Ntenc wdbnp raube Stime
Nbel p9en 6en. Dcr aber> no >ie Scnn unerobt
9ecenfe @ Der 3e 1T we Sic na Sonnenau9ans wancerz
ten uno bel oeer Ge9cnbe nIsa sic uuc f6 eriunern
Sbren Sie auirib9 bpdl9dBenren Greuno
S. S@war;enber9
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S. 8 6 ar;enbers.
% ten 10. Mpril 1898.

9Sien> 10. 9lpri 1885,
Sie 1nnn f& rotele1, mein lber 2ucp91> init pel4er
Ture Sbr S4wi6m pbilacepbia empan9en en
fir b lit III unlern, wnar9n Gppa unc bier wiecer in pem
9Snte in vm mir wppnen> Elm Sriti srpbart9en
2mea pcbes neil cine 9Sel if, unp rleit out cine
telw u n lbent n 9er95 G9nib. GurS 3peite oter
mir ere 9arint Sbnen pwQtomnn ais i 8remen
aus SIRE Spur perpren bat Da6 unp mic rie Nntbei i'd
Sbum @bdiale> mn prntaiber 9e9abrte nebue, brou9e
b Sbnen n6t ;u a9e, uno mi brer Greube
i9 aus Sbrem 8rtefe oob Ste init Sbrem g d 1ale
;ufrieben 1inr unp pies fanu Sbnen mum 70 meb sur
8erubt9un9 oienen ais Sie es Sbrer ei9enen
&raftunp 81 ebarrli@tet iu perbanfen baben.
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NobreNen.

Safpb aiain;er,
6r1eoensrttbter (Justice of the Peace,
Oenti9cr Mutar 1t. 9anb-Maeut,
p90"'r<S!eet> gde Der 0rittsn unc sEatalbaw-
StraBe> (nabe rer Sriide,)
.mpFee1t ree eem eeutldeN Yublifum sur 9lufer-
u9uh9 uno Se9lautsuna osr pHentlieteu Wo-
p.tIe. ,om1e an9 sur NuSfertiouu9 rpn Mappeu
"ne aneercn 3eidnunaeu.
aat'ft "no Serfauft Sanb lit @pmmillion.
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g.. SS. Simputpn.
M6ppfQt,

W. aaL Mtnnelota,
gde Der Dritten II. Marftltra6e.
Na eerlelbe bic eeutlete 5pradc (pric,t, empfeblt
CT 1t9 bfloneers iriueu es,tltben Mtttiirasrr Sic
m s'nent Ge9tstalle praftildeu 8ei}tanc e;ncs
@eSctaten bebiirfen: iii es, in iraeup eiusm
$pet9e. scr Der Grurt> lei l1nterludura rpu
MSns9tSttteln> Sn lit Mnsfertiouns BON Nauftriefeu.
Mert9agen II. (. ~. '@'''|
=, 9sffre1S miro aeseten turdj 5erru Wp1yerueur
u. Namley uut Spbu Ainiualr. 65
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9Dien, 3. Noyemter 1886.

SIR Sbrebe u'ein Treune> bat mb retbt webtbis
9emm uno MIDI ebt ben yorabr1eu Ncresetas ernnert
at wem wr I'M Saf9 &ptbentbunpofe Grita belen uno
merable Supp ab1. TroB rm fnp leitcen on dSne unc
bel Sonnen9e in ba6 2ono 0eSp9e> MIR teiben t rem
GjrunoaB post nubia ph6bus!
8eiloenp bife b Sbnn eien fenen 8ciro0 su Sbrer S
tlptbet G5 no Grinn>n9sn cine ooe quarm pars non
magna fu Mee @errtrun9 bic 5e quite Grdfn> wenn
Sie nit Dr ;uiammentreftn
Peregrinus L9notuS
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NoYptaten uno 9te9ts>9lnrdltc>
emp1sblen l'a lbren ptrstrten oeutldben Niittiir-
Sftn ser aug Nedbtsbe1!tdnoe uno ia's Yeipueere ,ur
"uSfertt9un9 rpn urtuuceu &c.
St1tec: uetsr 9nfrr II. Bauos' Qopen e
Strabe, ct. Naul. "' ~
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Der fran;Rl. Iatb. Stride,
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2?Frtheten (0eets uno Murtsases)> Niietbs-
uno @ede,afts= =Gcntraftcr, Scfamenten, SSH
ma@te'! S tur has Sn!ane une Deutlblano, lpmie
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2leeuten Der aNtnn. Staots5e'tun9'
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NHiurua uno 9Enpnu Gty 0r. Slider.
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Die ~Minneicta Staats5eitune~ er>
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18
AUCTION SALES.
-S~-S-s-->.ss = e-@sy~<<--.S,.>-.-~<1.>
FUTURE DATy
By Jas. N. Taylor 4 Son.
4 :, NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEL

A NEWLY ERECTED BRICK TEN.
"A EMENT ON RLMWOOD erRErr Tnwr =.
SIDNEY. AT AuCTION.-we will self. nrcr ~ "
premises. on MnNDAY, the eth day Of April. com NJ
menfing M4I o'clock, n. ne WY erected prict
natn street continued, and one square west Of tSs
Fair Grennds It has Z convenient room a v s1S
convenience attached. The lot fronts 81 feat snd
runs pack 1879 feet. TO an alley 20 feet wide
persons IN want OF really pleasant house. loca
anime this. W. "e' " eA-
TERMs-Onefourth cash; the balance at s. u ard
and secured BY q trust deed. Taxes for IEo to II.
paid by the purchaser. ~ W pe
Aiso. two vacant Lots. I'D joining the above front
- above. '' ~ az aiiey
Also, three vacant Lots on Elmwooi street. latelv
OF the Vineyard Square. '"''''
-Onefourth cash: the balance at 4 8 and
" months. for notes, &c, as above - 1N
NH ~ JAS TAYLOR & BON Aucts
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SALE AT AUCTION OF LARGE NUN.
By Robert B Lyme.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
AND FiFTy-TWO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND. in Hanover County, nire miles from Rich
mond aud one mile from Atlee's water station. on
the Central r, at Auction-I will sell at public
auction. on WEDNESDAY,. March the 18th. at is
o'clock, upon the prepies if fair (f not, the next
fair day thereafter.) that valuable TRACT OF
LAND. described above. adj dining the lands eff A B
Timbs rlake and others, containing two hundred
and hfty-twO Rcres--about THIRTY of which are
cleared, and produces we'll of the usual crops espe
cially tobacco and vegetables 1t would answer
we'll for markrt garden. being within fifteen mi
mites travel to Richmond. From fifty to sixty acres
more cOnld. with small expenditure be brought
under cultivation. The balance of the Land is well
set in oak
The improvements consist of framed wooden
dwelling, nearly pew. containing four rooms and
the usual out-buidngs and we'll OF excellent wa.
ter in the yard. The location is very healthy, and
the society good.
great bargain can be purchased privately, if
immediate application be made to the subscriber
If sold privately, due notice will be given
BERT LYME, Auct.
Office in Basement of METROPOLITAN GALL
POSTPONEMEkT-In consequence of the rise
Of water in the CT ickahominy River aud it's tribn.
tsries the above sale was postponed to TU ESDAY,
the 5TH of April, at the same hour and place-im-
mediately after the sale of Mrs Timberake's pro-
perty-by Messrs Hutchinson 4 Griswoid Com'rs
r b LYME, Auct
NH " Office in Basement of Met Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18
THE BROAD STREET BARGAIN

HE BROAD STREET BARGAIN
STORE.
}. MlLLHisEs A BROTHER,
Established 1894
we have now completed opening our purchases
LOT me ionth OF March, an can assure our friends
Goods worthy Of examination. az styles and nr;c,
VII compare favorsbly with anything offered in
this market ~
We here enumerate a few of cur leading bar
LADIES, DRESS GOODS
Rich Dress Silks
Rich Silk Robes
Best Rlack silk, at 81 per yard
Rich BareSes, three volandts
Bsreges. double Jupes
organdie Robes. Daiiiah
OrSandie Double Jupes
Organize Rote .aLes
Organizes. by the yard
French Printed Jaconets and Br;llian.a
French White Pique
Nalencias, in great variety
rtossoxer Goods; In many styles
India Silks and Challys
Bombaz hes and Alpacas
LADIES' wRAPPlNGs-
Cloth haglans, Spring styles
New Spripg shawls
Lace Shawls and Nantes
EMBROmeRIES-
leoo Muslin Collars, at s71,c
800 800 90 90 at SIC, worth 81
800 do edo stSI. lis
Caner,c and Muslin worked Bands. large va.
BiHity Bands. of beautiful patterns
LINEN GOODS
1000 doz Linen Cambria Hdkfs, at 81 per dcz
Linen meetings and Pillow Linen
Linen pamask. Huckaback
Crash, Pine Towelngs
Napkins. Table Cloths
FINE shifting Linens. Linen Ros ms &c
~, ,,.., MILLHIsER 4 BRO,
mn Io-ISt lg3 Broad al
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DRY GOODS
NkW SPRING GO0na '.-..'I MIN

o. srn,, nENTtNE. in has Just received BY steam.
fancy doaods, Of the latest and mass tsshinos his
snrs ss,seu % the present and approaching "a.
s ars. s g. ~n,cn TIE following part via:
Robes " "ee'o"'ni Str'pes ana
SIM nks. hsllies, Lawns aud Jaconeta
Mamrn;n piInted krliantcs. in large quantities
~. sf,ss Natusooks. and Euaenie Muslins
.aces, kdeings and In.ertinss
reneh. English. aud American pripts
Linen Driiis ""u
'aots Damask. Napkins. Huckahack, Diaper and
nnos,sry. gloves, Sleeves, Collars. &c, &c
nsnaenrgs, Denms, Duck aud Ticking
eieached and Brown Shifting Sheefina. &c &e
ms aoov have been housht a, a liberal discount
sor cash and are now offered wholesale and retail.
eneaF Tor cash or TO prompt customers
MANN VALENTINE. ia
90 corner of Broad al d Ninth Streets.
HH u im Near the (aNifhl So