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st,PgYMY COURT-crEcyIT- Asrra is.-ssfo-s Jsals

soKIesGEs HEAEsb.
Lao sr;,h .ro IrAboa MikArs al. CorrsErs C9se
Tsis suit . as brougbt 10 recover fams--s to' 'hs
y.t.p q sesr.e Stree oIsues ~ to rsa nsri
,.r1. Tsr Grfece priof . 'ae pa-t ss
vice sae.x.s. bseI ee had .AksH Ses<'ca as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

h-' TIE god beps fosni 10 taeH os.s..Os sJ
ultted re- iytrs. = ~"
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The following statement Of the moyemsntin cotto since
Rect. isso a 1875 1928 1875 stssSs isss:
F F.Ss SsSS s,S $500 5000 s%SS:
ri. r. sS' 1900 s !ss: s s l s:s: LIS:
Or With dnrns The pas. ~ssl Included In q. shove,
ess,sr s ssS isss c Pea ISe 1900 ssSes Los 10:
sippt.;oFri D' 900 5000 500 1900 1900
Fsns::. , ;3ss zee! !,S% s gsss ns SO:
1853 t2ooO bales E1Posrs-Dscr.s.. Greet Britain.
compared With 1865 100 bales. eseesss 10 Pranss zoos
increase other foreign port' 1900 ros de1ss.o I. 's'
MI BlIPs Flour Circular gives the following STATE
inert of Breadstuff-:
EXPORT OF SHEIo'IUsrs TO sss,r s.rI A'O sIAs''
foT, c, Meal, Wheat Corn.
New.Yort.. March Il, 1872. $3.50 . sssSia s,e g
F Psl.d GipR s ss's 1872 s,o aus sai es
Bai if March B. iso... ~. :. 49,. 80.
6 Boston -: s sSes g I Ise. 40 s;; az;
TOTAL from Sept; J. 1884,. %s1,s g s;ss nsss
E sam: sam: Ss .llS$$ Ises: @
Flour, Wheat, Corn. Rye.
To he c9rtfnert. bbI,, bush ba.h: bush.
Fromoher Porte 10 latest dates. 1899 SOD 871
The hodes of the second mortgage bonds ofths Ls
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company, to An
amount exceeding three hundred Thousand dollars.
or. .a's.,. - ~, w., pa.n,,. n
-, - -. o.. - 49, uo.,,.
49,. ,o,,a., t,u .,,bor,tv % .,,.nd % ,h.;,
80. q, 80, iii, .ha $500. nj, On. mo-.
gsgs.
The act 10 relation 10 tho Bank Dspsrtmenx which
-.-.-- A. c.-.. -. Ct
emsnatesH from mr. superintendent LOOK, ana Wsh
,,cJpoed no NJ f,oleusn nj rrov was raacb Al m
p'"N'N ~ ' V
Tuesday, 10 Committee Of the Whole, considered, aud
1..d 90 . ,,;,a ..aa,,,. H.. g., - ...,.o,. 40.
o'ueIe' !" '"iu iea"iDB' LUZ "e' '"os'0"' Nv
az follows.
sEcrios The Superintendent Of the Banhns Dsp.r.usBt
her. by suikorxss 10 i,.a, % every baatns 90
nov or b.r.anr 70 b. the
D. Of the &C, 20 authorize bs basissss Of
based hpr 10 1850 aad the su@ndbeut thsrs.o vsoss
post securities. requirsd b. the ssp.da-
tDo.ut shall consist Of only. circulation
stock besr Of Eve cent bit sasn
lawful Superintendent naks ssch
stocks Al rate abose par yslse
ssipe.
u shah also b. swfa for the Superintendent 70 ssns
10 banking s>'caon or ina dns banker par ereuis
lion upon tie Ike b's cent ltoes ~hsDsys such
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

GRAkD LARCESr.-Mrs. Ids Harvey OF No. 10
W., street YESTERDAY cslsei the arrs ~ Mary
Anne Bailey young woman ~ho as regency u bgt .r.o
sss Tn. property paw % % toe sooased
=, ~, mn OF henry 0Farsn, HadsOn street Js'.aoe
Kelly committed tas s for tTisL
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RossED HIS ENpIorER-Jsmes Mahone VISA AZ
rested yss,.sesy ~ Capt WAGON u tas FtI. roos f<
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couRT oE GENERAL sEssLONs-MAsea ls--sei0r,

COTRT OF GENERAL Sk>SIONS-NAECH Ib-bei0rs
Judge RUSSELL.
,Jndge Rnsscl charged the Jury thls morning IN tue
The People Ro~hpsr for the forgery -
usn Balk rots, and sitter bnsf deberscn, verdict u
sJiig, -'rd
Ths Of Ksis puc,ted with Roehner will be taken up
ThUiscsy morning
Tlou,s boy indicted for Va THE hrr De-
srte cal.d s Toe prisoner. appear tsd on the
ght 18th Of FebfLsy last tired he Ing % b-rrTd
ksrfeld IL tttythitd ret MI
lhi nps prou-r PIT 10 pea 81 suty OF ar
,hird oe.ee whcnw .c-pted and toe prisoer was
sIcrd III Saturday for 'euteuc. ..
Cfss kov inocted Tor pacing counterfeit SO OIL WAS
td ara,tnd Tn. Con th.n aclouTne1 ~ me day
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RosBIse HIS EsFLoYERs. A d'y wAE ,nsn'
named Cb.rl., Can pb,p In the empty Of :. W "
Camel Co Iron founssrs CeutTe street Se fe''eo et
oacen vcoitrdse Jourd-n, 'or stealing eoot "a u
al, and o,her pr perry erployr be oor' N
theft AID had scld ths socn 90 d y Autaoty
Of No Is Barter for tfe Jus'icc O'oh.e
both ga r, the former FOR larceny ue A.1ei O' 'o'e
stolen odL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

TEsPERAScE TE.TIyAL The members of Green
YoiLt Dvi.on Nc. Of Teap-Fsn r.. Vsl =,
Un,sn HsI Gs,eEsot Taesaiy evening" shcs ~zs vel
E.teEcrG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Tex Board or SUFERyIsORs.-A charge OF i'm
proper ra-nes rrtcn the purchase q The Core Fnn
having naoe meeting Of the B0Id uGe ssnce,
Connitee u pvesx. Appointed 70 EXAMINE aci re
pert AnunAe OF witnesses oppeued before The Sonat'ee
shown oslsted rooa soGs lccoa-
nserse scs oOrveraton By -fsoes sao s.a t
vu morey the bosr-s Of the parchass Of ue fSm of
Courty No have ben onefed u N
usr bef OF the Bosd afre tsduect
sne lie CoEulisse vi ,or. IT the EEK. 0r-ta-s
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COURT OF coNNos RLEAs-rsI.L r,ss-N,,ca y

COURT or coysoS PLEAs5rEI,L r'sN-h.scH Ia
yIRDIoT AGAINST IHT Third AVENUE RArLRo AZ
COnPAST.
Ar5rs~ Fssh ,gt tie T-isd >ssage Rsiire,i Company
Ac'i,u 10 Sequence az pss)Dal inars sues 'uei
~ rsts r.iuei 70 Yesterday The Jury r.ndsfss YER
eic. psutS fur --s
sF.cIAL TEEs-A,scH Before JOsse HLTos.
bs'-, sft Johl-oa ,
Tie nature Of the plaintiffs complNbt required Of
IT, ts,be,I, 'p''esaa d'ige; e.ip,s rs.r i,-.,..
svd-tt, tspo..d sooa fsk II .u>h -s' Tor To-
.l y a'i ~. LID , "a Sat- s. .p.ss III D
costs 'nd tie cers 'f5' pIoFrri n. 90 them
TIE demurrer = clearly frvolo1s; il has long been
'e,t b,i az a-ou sFo9i''eiJ aois pJas. "a de-
S o. i, n. , 70 d T me n r. ~. PIT o.
s.re TIE oqa 70. a.sEest "a .eoa'i Of The in'''''
Macdor aid sgt Garrison and Morgan. Motor 70
sspp'.n o. position denied.
ssiter agt. Parkrurst: Richard ag.. B.itton.-Ci'es
s,risd
Tosnsend sgt Keetan.-Aoticn to vscste Judgment
e,ri-d
Mttbevs set. Lusser.-Motion to Open default srd
Rob son sgt kirch-r-Motion that Juscs mske
further ane So chic Ietsrn &c i'd
SUPREME CoURT-cH.~sERs-xAFcH ls.-BefJrs Jads-
CLEEkG -UEctsttAs
George W. DeckIysr ACT M.lda DecklSer.-Thsre
tira- q the ootnurrc-r-s,; Of ;h,, ,u,.
In re The pc iioh Of VIM. G.. Hamilton, an iofant.-
Before Jul4e IsGEAHa~.
Lewis Curtis Of H. sgt. Dau,e Lesyitt ct sl-Case
referred to referee for fITttef report.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcrAL rERs-MArch 10 Before
Ju~s- HoNCRNtF.
TIE B,1k Of the State o. NrEYois Rob Linfey Mlriy
Moi,n for leave 20 file supplsmens aos ser grant
ID Plaintiff, sbids ~ th- seton Issue
TO en- iC . u ~ = the q sUrycf.
TGI,L TtEs Mach le.-Brt ~ jose RoswoSrH.
THE JostPH WALKER CAsE.
Ch.I.es =. Barne, at. Fernando Wood.
IN this case which has be- tria, the past three
dsys the p.na. evidence has closed soa 20 lay testimony
'sAel the part Of TIE No psrIcaar in-rrat
In the of the tbe public s generally ~eu
acquainted with the circumstances ~hch IAe saii Is
brought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

A STARVED HOrsE "A horse. attached 10 csrt,
fell tcuu q te c. r,r - fuOn And Cl,rk streets yesterday
f0u ADJ Notwithstanding every ~ ut ma ie y
could mad. 70 Mr. h. aursm came
sarg l1dgrs tl. want " msthlg 20
~. procured snd led h ARR De hsi '.trr
sftJ veal be without cly iNzs ero-d Of PR
Eahrrd about the fedilg 400 az aPp-sff 70 D.
greet ih. fac Of 'be sLsL be looked s.Ons
tlOcgh g resume SOIk - siI st.r ns neal
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sr.cmf or Cuo.-The Jamaica paper, have the

TBy NV FIKE-BLLL.-A large crowd assemble I
ibe Of tie City hs yesterday afternoon 10 wit
the oPersou Of renosirg tho oa bell from the erpo
TIE made BY means u eaps.'n
Iop- uLdrf Mr. john ssttin, bat TIE bell
removed. II will b. lowered 10 day and isteG 70 dew
iok b. Bes,l rxceA. part ~ Tor tas NJ y
sII,ctgTed BY sCoTe Co. The new bell ~n!ch VII
b. pot n during tie week weshs 80 pounds osi1s nearly
Loo ICuLds beaver tnla tie old
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Law LVTELLIG B.NCk
TIE STEPHENS POISONING CASE.

The testimony the csse Of James Stephens was
resumed yesterday on behalf OF the defence. Mrs.
HsrIah, the sster Of TIE prisoner gave the 'oo"1ng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

MURDER IN GREENE CoUsrY Two men. nsme1
"ilism Murray ssd John Slater both employed II
Inc Leeds Mills at Lees Greene County, met 10 tho
'a's' Of that village few dsys since, which Proved
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orr,cr OF rus pASAaA Ga1L-RcAp COMPANY,
NEW YeRK. July 20, 1857. .
The Panama Ra.-Road Company takes this meti1oa
ENfSM Of Informing those interested IN the Whahng pusi
S|Fzff ness of the advantages offer I'd by the iaihpAa
$SS1szl across the IsIlnus of Panama, for the shipment OF
Oil from the Pacific to the United States, I'D Vr seoding o'~
re- nd supplies from the United States to Panama
TIN. y airoad has been in regular aud siccessiui operauoh 10
y than two years. and its rSpscity for the transportation u
every description OF merchandise, inctuains oh, s 'u..,
a ban tiuv tested. The attention OF several captaihs :"
ha,ashi has recently been turned TO the subject OF shipping
their oil rom Panama TO New York during the present season,
and the Panama Iaii-Road Company has made
pl;sbment of this important object. A PIER, ioViee, long, u q
been built in the bay of Panama, TO the y i "hlon 80 IL
Cars are run to receive cargoes from lighters or vessels IN
alongside. and deliver the sans aiongside oil sesse !. !.
walI Vessels of from 200 To 500 tons can III al n fef "nn
safety. grounding in the mud at low water
The vessels to and from Aspinwai are iast-saiIine ny ro
,on-;ng + n The Railroad Company. and the company Is pr>
nsraj q receive oil at Panama and deliver IL ia Sew iorh-
under through Bills of Ladishg at the rate OF "
cents per gallon, if received at TN ficr, ahu ~ Ssna, T.. Gov sr
Ion II received in the barber from ships tackles. charTins ~
b. c.pac;iv OF the casks, without allowing 81 "antaks-
wh.lebone. one and one-haif cents per pound; Ihis charse
covers every expense from Panama 10 New YORK, IN case
the oil is sent through the superintendent or commerela, Agent EN-
of the Panama Railroad Company, insurance eNcepteI. ine
freirhts NAV be made payable on the isthmus II IN Ne" III
Mt the option of the shipper. 49,
the yerag passages to and from Aspinwall are about twenty 70
twenty-6ye DAYS. The time occupied in crossing the ishmuss
oaara Nth canvas. or conyeyed4n covered cars. and owners
NAV be assured that every care viii be taken TO prevent ieakage'
several cargoes have already been conveyed to New YORK wlln
out the slightest loss.
iutendent e the Panama ail-Roai Company, or to Nv niifahm
Nelson. Commercial Agent of the Comp at Panama VIII
h. raceived and forwarded with the greatesU1zpatch-
~ Frederic l.. Hanks has been appointed Agent at lono
lulu. Sandwich Islands, and is prepared TO furnish every requisite
information to shippers . $500
Agent Panama Il. r.. Co.. Honolulu 5. l. GA 1877
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Per Raduga," from Bosta
DIFF FIRST SEPTEMBER

Blue sheeting and drilling, brown sheeings,
p. X. denims, Jewett city denins,
Cotton duck and Irvine. mems KIP brogans.
Saddles with stirrups, &C. complete, Whips,
Mems COW hide boots. cut nails.
Copper and iron tacks, riyets, asst'd,
Solar lamp shades and chimneys,
Whisky in barrels and kegs. casks OF navy brai
English cheese, 1900 Dbl shocks, hams,
Mess beef. prime pork, tobacco. shoe hlae Ing.
Preserved meats, assorted, preserved oysters
Black pepper in ID bottles, ~saleratus in do 81
Bright varnish, spirits of turpentine,
Chrome green, Prussian blue, chrome yeaos'
Blank books. pass books. envelopes,
Letter, note and foolscap paper, &c. &c.
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VI III EVOND C@OG AM
MARKS.
Sec. 231. II shall be the duty of the Minister of
the Interior, through the several Governors, 70 con-
each distEic: sf their respective Islands, FIR the impoua5ine Of
estrays and he shall give notice OF their location and extent
n some public Newspaper.
Sec. 232. The respective governors shall appoint
suitable persons 10 have charge of said pounds and
such pouni-masteFs shall be governed by such rules a = the law
may, frosu tin7e 70 time, prescribe.
Sec. 233. The several pound-masters shall be
liable for the safe keeping and good usage Of any e-
tray comuitted 70 their charge, aud shah receive for their ser
vices Cry cents Tr day, from the owner Of said estrsy, when
ard in all other districts the rate shall he twenty-five cents per
day., excepting for sheep and goats. which shall be SIX cents
pr day. They shall give thu cs;rAys a reasonable quantity q
fod and wafer AID ~ any p0lni-naster shall sfarve any such
estray, he shall not be entitled To receive any pound fees for
such estzy, and be shall also be liable TO the owner thereof for
damages
See. 23f. The pound master may take and certify
the dispositions under oath, of every person who shall
irnpouni any estray. setting firth the land upon which such e.
tray had tEespassesL, and the name OF the owner Of such estray,
II kno~n; and shah keep = record Of such dispositions, which
shall be open for the inspection Of the public
Sec. 235. Every pound-rnaster shall keep an accu-
rate account OF the business done ~ his pound, in q
book open TO public insIsctio1; AMI he shall make quarterly re-
turns under oa'h- TO tf- doveraor Of the fsland, showing his re-
ceipts and Disbursements
Sec. 23s. No po~und-master shall, kuovinely. re-
ceive into his ponnd any animal seized ~
trespsss 10 any other districts provided there q ! pound emnie
hshed in such other district
Sec 237- IL shall be the duty Of every pound-mas-
ter 10 publish in some newspaper, il any be published
onhs island both in the Hawaiian ard EnfHsh languages, ~
post written noise weekly. In 10th languages, ia three public
plscrs IA his district, aud also to Cause 20 be proc1ained riue
p0ce, IN said tarzuages, weekly. an accouxt or all esuzys In his
poand; ADD js shall be the duty q every ponnd-masf<r to in
y MI. every individual ont 81 hs disEic1- Mo shau
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member o r agent.
Sec. POI. The Board of Health, and its agents,
may establish quarantine grounds in the several dis
tricts, as they may judge best.
Sec. 292 The Board of Health may, from time TO
time. establish the quarantine TO be performed by all
vessels arriving at any port of the kingdom and may make
such quarantine regulations, as it shall judge necessary for the
health ad safety of the inhabitants.
Sec. 293- The guarantee regulations so establish
ed, shah extend TO all persons, and all goods and eff
fects- arriving in such vessels, and to all persons who may visit
or 90 on board OF the same
Sec. 294. Notice shall be given of such quarantine
regulations. by publication in the manner provided
in section 2S4 and after such notice shall have been given,
any person who shall violate any such quarantine regulations,
shall be fined a sum not less than five. nor more than five
hundred dollars.
Sec. 2@. Any vessel which shall refuse to sub
NIT to quarantine, or which shall leave the quar-
antine gruuni before the expiration Of the quarantine inn
introducing into this kingdom any contagious disease, or any
disease dangerous to the public health, shall be liable to seizure
coniscation aid sale. for the benefit OF the public treasury.
Sec. 296. The Board of Health, and its agents.
may at all times cause any vessel arriving, when
such vessel, or the cargo thereof. shall in their opinion be foul.
or infected. 50 as to endanger the public heaify, to be removed
70 the quarantine ground, and to be thoroughly purified at the
expense ofthe owners. consisnees. or persons in possession II
the same and they may also cause all persons arriving i6Hsr
going on board Of any such infected vessel, or handling such III
fecfed cargo, 10 be removed to some place of safety, there 10 re-
main under their orders.
Sec. 297. II any master, seaman. or passenger.
belonging 20 any vessel, on board Of which any in
fection may TIN be- or may have lately been, or sue 10
have bopn, ~ which may have been at, or whEh 1--WE
oom&1gDeA4N R0f where aHy infect1ous diBteuaper pf15aiJsd
shnk - enSeo<er ~ pu6tk beaseh,z shau seessefe uako
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Arr lv--OfI Internal IMPROVEMENTS
Sec 49, The Minister Of the Interior shall be, and
Is. hereby, charged with the superintendence and
nnanagernsn< Of the Internal improvements OF the kingdom :;
and se may. With the approval Of the King in Privy Council,
appoint an officer. 70 lie styled the Superintendent Of Public
Morks- to a~siG him IN tie discharge Of this branch OF his
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A large assortment OF Russia cordage. all sila
Spunyarn, two and three thread, sticklile,
Marine, housing, hemp Irvine.
Wines. &c.
~Jacquesson L Sons champagne, claret,
Sherry, Madeira. port wine,
Asst'd iiqueurs, ale in bbls. 4 doz. each.
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Fifteenth Ward Republican Nominations.
FOR ALDERMAN, XrH DISTRICT,
ANDREW J. ODELL-
FOR COUNCILMEN:
18th, 9th, 18th. and 1Stb Wuds:
ABRAHAM LENT,
JANIS GALWAY,
DANIEL DARROW,
HENRY G. PARKE,
JOHN NARALIOUS,
JANIS MORAN
SCHOOL OFFICERS:
For Cos zisr.oaer. WARREN
Fer 7Trvi.ee,.................WM. y. BLAKENAN
GAMUL L. GRlSWOJDi
HENRY PASfON.
For Ea,,ctoy,. EDWARD ROBINSON yE
For oa,rabI<s........,..........JOHS h. KILLER,
WM HEPBURN.
NJ. b. BLAKE President
THrRLow BAILEY, Secretary.
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u CoRREs oEDENcE
WITH CHILD.
A NEW AND CAREFULLY Revised EDrrIoS.
pressed. 81 rs.
b en, death Of sttins BenAno known IN the world o,
.ttsr as Child has directed public attention the
between herself and Goethe whom
euiersned the most passionate and Who his
part accepted aud encouraged her devotion and gave deeper
charm TO other snhp by replying to her Jet
others which are perhaps chFseerste Of him
'--s ~ TIE Foreign Quarterly Review say.:
The charm ths-e letters ia that they e real pr
" % ss ss Of Ds Ssa saSsp s a. dsss
dinner to scraps OF public banquet As youthful letters
s.iSe, Of nd I'll. surprised and OVERLOOKING With the sr
thought and feeling and IN BenAs case they have the
cult oi experience and practice IN the world"
THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE
THOMAS ASSsoLp, DID.
Modern History IN the Uniyer.ity Of oxford.
sy ssssG.f hsr7 s.ss5TG n 3.
Oxford
Ihird Arsricsn from the Las, London Edition
In two vols, limo Price 81
"H. WI ..rts ,hOse who ,tuSy him usOr- Oo.ely
s, and in the steady growth and development Of both"
lLoudOn Quarterly Reyisv.
the vivid representation Of his character u
With progressive development Of h mind and view till the
iKnish;' cyeOPsdia Of Biography.
n. .ssurasy and e1c.ent judgment exhibited IN the az
r.nsemsn q the Coe.pcndence and construction Of u, nar.
tive established Mr. Stsrleys reputation worthy
bospeT Of he sob Master Of Rby the rsPd sale Of the
Ee editions Of the wsrk and the constant demand of
While out Of print the interest which IL t In the de-
tail. II. Of Dr. Arnold Ths Publisher there
'... ,Gs Is- sad es- revised sdGa IN .Ss .ors ,I
TlCKSoR FIELDS,
Publisher Bes.en
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Mem pnblifatione.
r r A K Kn.vv iSs,Tv,! l. p s L L S
FRANK LEsLlE'S
FRANK LESLik,s
FRANK IEsLiE,s
E$s$ssssEHHB EEEESs4ssEHB ssH$sFsFEs
EEESSsE$S$%EEBB FESsE$$%$EEBB SSEE$$ss$EiS$A
sEABY E,Py THIS THIS BAy B4y.
READY THis DAY
With the only Correct Ps15s are ths o VII Be- RSsshs Of the
ExEcUTioN OF JOHN BROWN.
EXECUTION or JOHN BROWN.
ExkcTTI0S or OF y0HS J0HS sB0w sRowS.
ExkeUTISs ExkcUTISs SE q JOHN JOHN SSS%s. ShS%.
Portrait Of Brown. Wife.
Browns Autograph.
Picture Of our Artist and ConespOndents Lastvsito Brown
previous 10 his execution.
Visit 10 ook and Coppie In their cells
Visit 70 Green, Copeland and Hslleti in iheir cells
The Picket Guard going duty Tor the night previous 70 the
Artist end Special Correspondent; being eIshed By the
The above Illustrations be relied upon a. seeuI e being
tale BY Artist, who was the ooy artist who was al
'0"e0 SET OF Ssi's FRANK LEsIiE's PAPER, THIS DAY
| ID. APPLETON & Co. Co., as ..s ..s BROADWAY.
PubHsh This Day:
WAVE riley GALL l. Il Y
PRINCIPAL FEMALE CHARACTERS
SIR WALTER scoTr's RoHAscEs,
From Original Painting BY eminent Artists engraved under
'ne ''P'''D''A CHARLES HEATH.
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