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rates sf Advertising.

!lpa Square, 6rst insertion, $1,OQ
each subsequent insertion, O,5O
llne square Three months, 400
de Six months, 900
do One year, 1900
Naarter column, one year, $500
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il,.s column, one year, 5000
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-. All Transient and Legal advertisement,
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lnsy. U nless the number Of insertions be speci-
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In they will he published 4 the discretion Of
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tin lie, are inserted.
liberal discount from the ahoyc rates
sill be made 10 large advertisers.
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.Doct. II. Bunce, again offers his service e
The eitisens of Toledo, Notwithstanding Soun-
try, = Physician and srrgsep. Doct. Burct
may be found ct his Office ID J. n. Shanklin's
,ssss. s:I 'ns ,,ss:.;sa., .s..a sai
sft With J. n. shspklin, viii be promptly
attended 70.
-emO enSV s1leGv
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Saddle
and
Harness


The subscriber having removed his sad
die and Harness Shop. to TIE Front Room Of
the Second Story Of the T. ledo Grocery store is
prepared to dc all kinds Of work in his line, in
6 workman-like manner upon short notice.
All work warranted, and = fair tri respect
fully solicited.
HERMAN LAUFER.
.Teledo Jan. 10th, 1862. Wins
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Profits of pear Csalturc.

Condensed from an address Of Mr..
p. Wilder, President of the -.mcriccn
Pathological Society.
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i. 4. GRAHAM,

4. 4. GRAHAM.
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND GNERAL Land
~ AGENT, Toledo Tama county, Iowa. All
usiness entrusted to his care Will recci.,
ronpt attention.
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Attorntps
+. r. BRADFORD

r. r. BRADFORD
Attorney and Counselor at Law
TOLEDO, - Tama Co., = IOWA
viii practice in all the courts and attend
70 collections.
-REFERENcEs-
Andrew johnson U. s. Senator.
Horace Nanard, member Of Congress.
Hon, Emerson Ethridga
II. r. J. Boardman, Marietta Iowa.
II. c. Henderson, Aarshall lowa
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

,r;,cinallv not to offend the Russian, French. and
Englsb Embassies, nust yield to sterner and more
patriotic men, ready 20 take the Lead in Albania,
The 4saly Macedonia, ana Ihrace as soon a. the Sa-
yopic movement prepared by clever hands, breaks
out hevond TIE Dslkap. The Iouisn lsands have
again reiterated The expression Of their dsgua at the
English so-c,lied PfOecioraie which weighs heavily
upon them and prevents them from aDnexipg them
selves 10 their brothers in Greece. Their protest
was, Of course sngbbe1 again. England does not
mtan 10 give up u maritime station In The Adriauc
merely for idea, and sticks TO the seven Islands as
obstiuatey ss Austria 10 Neneta aud 10 the Jrijen-
tine county.
Austrian poyers speak mysleriously about
Fmnco-RussO- Piussian alliance, to be made agsinst
Au-tfia and England. need not say that this reye-
a,on is nothing new but ihe inflammation oil some
cFedlious cores pondents. Russia has now too mueh
care about her internal difficulties, the emanclpa-
ton of the peasants not yet completed, the new loan
in order 10 remove the financial difficulties, me
Polish troubles, and principally The increasing hs'a
ton for KIND of Constitution among the edocNea
clssses of Eussil. IT 10 believed that at The one
thoustndth anniversary OF the origin OF the Russian
empire Oh Aug y, the Car intends to surprise Tue
world by the graut Of Constitution, which In 20 III
angur'tte the second millennium Of Rusea, and TO
land too is ~ that tine to get back her national
Institutions promised by the treaties OF loIJ. we
shall SEE whether those expectations are 10 DC
fulfilled.
Yes erday was greet day for Pfiesia-that OF the
primary eiec'io TIE result is sweeping. Not
only the Mini-teraiiss and the federaiists, bu eyen
al the moderate Conservatives, were defeated; the
progresssts the men against whom the Ministry
wrote circulars aud put oil their Influence at stake
carried tie elections BY immense majoniies. What
is the hing now 10 doi this is the question. lie
has personally expressed lis inter di-ike II that
party TO iudi, iiuals and TO dcpuaonshas declared
tlose men his personal cnenios-aud now they are
certain TO be returned ON the second election, May
D. VIII he "a dictate III tie iniere5, OF dynastio IDEAS
Nobody believe, DOW that he viii do il. VIII he
dissolve TIE Chanbesl But he has not the nerve 10
rick a re golniion aud TO Put himself into open orpo-
silion to lis PEOPLE and AL Germany. VIII be
neekiy submit 10 the insult, and change his Cab
met ? Thai expcdient, too, Is dangerous; II drHgs
tire crown int0 the mire. Such 10 royalty now IN
Europe and still the Statesmen pretend that Il Is tue
Republican principle, which, standing III America
Oh is tiial has been iocDd wanting.
England has no otheT business nov but to attend
70 the Exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
6 Board adjourned to Thursday.

CRY MoRTALIrr.-The report Of the City In.
spector for the week ending the 10Th inst, shows
that during that period 800 deaths Occurred in this
city. OF the deceased, Sc We're men, 81 women llJ
boys, and 50 girls; l67 were adults, 202 children.
1879 males, I70 females, aud colored persons; "A
deaths were caused by infantilo commissions, II by
scarlet fever, Is by Inflammation Of the bowels, iby
infam nation of tie lungs, 81 by consumption, and
tue remainder by other diseases; 1873 OF the deceased
were under 10 yearsof age. Iuthe Nineteenth, Twen-
tieth, and Twentyfrst Wards, there were 81 deaths
ia each. One thousand and thiriy-one raisances
were aba;ed by the City Inspector during the week.
and so pounds of diseased aud unhealthy meats,
poultry, and fish seized.
p PRIzss.-The prize schooner Actor, OF ocfaeoSs'
n. c., Prize Master Greenwood from Hsiteras Inlet
II days was captured on the l2.h April at ocraeohe,
by Gen. Burssides expedition, and arrived 81 ms
port on Monday morning.
Prize schooner Mary Teresa, Acting Master W.
II. Brce, Charleston Bar days, captured by ". De
gunboat Upadilla on her way from Nassau, NJ H.
with acargo of salt, also arriyee here on MoHn'y'
She was formerly Charleston pilot boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

TnE ONO STATE FAiR.-rhe next Agricultural
State Fair in Ohio will be held ut Cleveland Sept.
1919. Tie location is of the pleasantest in the
State and easily accessible from the numerous cars
and boats that nitrate there. A Fair WIS held
there in 1852, and another in 1885, both OF which
were very successful. The City OF Cleveland is
proverbial for its beauty anu enterprise of lie nhab
itants; and it il surrounded by tine farming coun'
try aud class Of farmers noted for thrift, and there
is very fourishing manufacturing interest IN that
section which will contribute to tho success OF the
Fair of 1862. The grounds selected on when 10
hold the Fair situated u, the junction OF h'nsnn
street and Wilson avenue. The tract is oeau'''"'
level, with some shade trees. The Indispensable V :"
tclo OF water will be supplied by the e"y ""
Works The Kinsman-street Railroad terminates AZ
these grounds and ms the street cars ie"'e SUPP
street every five minutes, and during 'ne f'u' -
shorter intervals there will be no difficulty in reach
ing the grounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.


A REGULAR meeting Of the Board was held on Mon
day evening, PresiIen. c. Z. PNcSSLr, esq.,
the chair.
Mr.. HAzELTos proposed that special Commits
Of five from each BolId be appointed to make suit
able Arrangements for the celebration Of tbs coming
Fourth of Juy The matter was laid over.
On petition of the Christian Alliance OF this city
asking permission TO hold public meetings In 10
streets,
Mr. LENT moved that permission be granted, SUB.
ject such regulations the law provides in relr
ton thereto
Dir. LENT offered resolution authorizing tho
Street Commissioner to employ Clerk Tor the SUI
peTintendeIt OF Lands and Places at salary %
81 900 per anndn, which was lad over.
The Graduates of the Institute for the Blind asked
for donation, which was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Charities and Donations.
The Board accepted an Invitation 70 attend the
Annual Exhibition of the Roman Cathoic Orphan
ASYLUM for BOYS, which will take place In the Asy.
um in Fifth avenue, between Fifty first and fnty'
second streets. on the 9th instant, at O'Clock p In.
Mr.. PINcKSEY presented a resolution TO pave
Thirty-fourb street, from Lexington ~ Fourth ave
nue., with Belgian pavement. Referred 10 Belgian
Pavement Committee.
The Board coucurred with the Aldermen in direct
ing the Street Commissioner to place nre engue In
tue hands of the Trustees Of the Juvenile Asy III a,
Randalps Island.
The resolution to pay David T. Valentine $500
FOR compiling and experimenting the publication Of
the Corporation Manual for 1872, came up for co.,
currence.
Mr.. ORION said lie would vote in favor OF the
resolution AZ Il stood although lie was opposes 70
il in "a degree because he did not think IL proper,
after employing person 10 do certain work WltbonI
the price being fixed TO find fault with bis charges
The resolution was coDourred in.
The Board adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or IHE PRES
BY1ERLAN CHURCH -. ST.
From Our Special Correspondent.
CoLUsBUs Ohio, 1,y l6. 1852
SECOND DAY.


COLUMBUS. Ohio, 1,y l6. 1851.
SECOND DAY.
The Assembly convened at Q o'clock, and was
opened with prayer by the Moderator Additional members
reported by the Committee making the aggregate about
go. The several Standing Committees el
The Commiiee tho Revision of The Book Of Discipline
made report and offered resolution that tho subso. he
defsned to tho nett Assembly which accepted and
placed upon the docke.
letter read from The Rev Dr. L-yburn resiing In.
Office Of Stated CLERK Of the Assembly which resignation
accepted and the Rev Dr. McGl transferred from the
Permanent Ciekahip to fill the vacancy ana the Rev DR.
Sehnci chosen Permanent Clerk The reports Of tho Theo
logical scmnahes wee received and e,Hcd to the proper
Committees slso, Of the oycrl Boards Of he Church
The report Of the Tru.,ec. Of the Fund Tor Disabled Glory.
also read by tbs Chairman ard rired 10 srecis,
Committee The representative Of tie rrabytsIian Iii
eai Society, the Rev Dr. Noyin heard 10 advocacy Of
,be claim, u ID, ug}a ,bs arSou Of ,le Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

ADJOURNMENT OF THE yIRGisn LEGIsLAIg 'r'
The Legislature adjourned its extra session on I'M r
day evening TO meet in Richmond we saPPoIs , a%~
session. though short, very active, ana INC ootJ
disposed of large amount OF business curing .no
Ten DAVIS OF IFS sitting. Tie recognized Govern
ment Of Virginia has earned name which VIII %
handed down to coming generations as worthy o. we
remembrance aod gratitude OF the nation lt has eeea
40 conspicuous in helping to preserve. ING aolnS;
OF Western Virginia, in this move OF resiorsnion Mia
pass into history with as much e', a ai rsbiv will,
tbe Slory thus bestowed be earned by the sturdy
,n' ho breasted tho storm of this hot.bed Of
rps Jtay." WV Wheeling Press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

The Treasurer Of the Assembly made report showing tho
receipts for the year from al SOURCES to DO ana 'ns
xpenses for the time S6''s s showing osA"'' l"
his hands Of 1899 81. 49,
Th .o-poou sessions OF the Assembly occupied with
d,.. on upon the Revised Book Of Disciploe when the
o,, wa, adopted which deers the matter another year
The last hal. hour Of the day H. BY VOTE spent IN dsVo
,iops exercises, Adjourned at - o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
N.v.t.-On the 9th inst, U. $. gunboat Pawno<
was /, the 81. Johns River. Florida, all well.

Capt. John E. Darivage Of the 81 Cavalry
Company in Gen. Buffers Division fell overheard
when about ten miles above Forts jackson and st.
philip. at the mouth of the Passes, aud before as
sistauce reached him he WAS drowned. lie was WIN
his company on board transport, in tow Of steam
er, going up 10 New-Orieans. Capt. DufiyAse was
a son of tho wel-kuown historian Thomss A. LUZ
iypge. and nephew OF Edward Everett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
CRY ITEMS

.NrrsEMEyTs THIS EVENING.

tMrrSFMENTS THIS EVENIrU. =,
N,e,o.s G,Epps-HroaJway. The FDchantTe" ,u
W,yTrn GAaDgS-Broadwsy Blanca VI '"e ''''
Wife" -. .suo,.yu
" & q ss,v,s Tge,TyR-Broldway, The Sea OF Ice
E,yoss RoYaL CInc--ralace Garden. foureeI'h s,iss
and Si,th avenue. Cinderella afternoon h 49,
p,a>rx,s AyERicAs MUSEUM -troaiway GIanh Sstioua
Doq SHOW COM Mutt Whole. &c- Gay auu n's"
Mona Creins and Dead Shot" afternoon sna essus
N,r,oxN ACADEMY Oh DEsiGS-No DO htosn"eSi "''
ard evening.
RA,I,F-Mox,t Hall, No. $50 Broadway
yvessnt institute
0nrrscH.LKs CONCERT-Niblos Saloon :, ,,,.,,.L ..h
pay snRIxs', MlGIcW 4shugon Hall, willism'oufgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
SERIOUS srABBNo CAsE.-About o'clock on

SUNDAY evening Henry Lewis colored man. and Achbod
Haley, Scocunan. both sailors uoa the orig Aanlic,
Trinidad eot into quarrel on h0,d the vessel which
minated IN Haley tsbbns Lewis in tie breast with sheath
sne during scuHs. Lewis FELL 70 the deck, e1ciamns
murdered" 1 be wouud'd nau was Immediately con-
veyed the Hospital whae ,he doctors deem his recovery
doubtful. Haley sTrocd aud taken before Justice Con-
molly yesterday who he'd han to avail. the result u Lewis
Injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
lAdyer'isement
LIE GREAT Doc SuOM AZ EARNIM'S is still

IA it, glory. Thousau!, Of people visited The Museum ye
terdsy the happy canine family composed Of the ge
nauber OF premium dogs lea.. 40 and all toe choices
specimens. c every breed. The show this week She be-
yet offered 10 tho public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

CATHOLIC LIBRARY AssOcihTIoM-A vocal ana
instrumental concert for the benefit Of this INSTITUTION
will be given at Irving Hall on Thursday evening"
VIM. Berge conducting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
IAdyer,sementl

DAILY VICTORIES by our ARMIES make busl-
brisk To learn what 20 In 10 the best Advantage
ot tain a careful Fhrenologca lIalination Of
fowLEt q WELLS, No 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF KILLING HIS WIFE.
Yesterday morning about 81 O'Clock, William
Mccarthy Of Seventh avenue, near Fifty-second
street, rsn out OF his house and went to Officer
Martin OF the Twenty.second Precinct, and told him
that bis wife had died Suddenly a few moments
before. The officer accompanied the nan back 70
bis house and found the wife lying on the bed. The
officer requested Mccarthy to turn her head round
to tie light. This be did, when the officer noticed
that tie face Of deceased was much discolored. 1t
was deemed best to hold Mccarthy on suspicion of
being concerned in the death Of his wife, until the
Coroner holds an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
siye Stock ON she N. ". ana ERIE tH"i'so ',,

CANfVlItF MNnhyl NM -
-, ..,,,v Monday May 1870 ,ars oil uaue
~ 20, 'e IT, ra1s OF shcep Of Horses mann
"a cas- OF stock loS tho woel show Ing 'n H'e,.'
Of . over lis. week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

The Aeghanians and Swiss Bell-Ringers have
taken the Siuyvesant Institute, where they INTEND
to give concerts during this week. See advertise
meDt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

Mr. Gottscbalk's concert will be given this even
ing at Nbo's Saloon. The distinguished p'anN'
will lie assisted by Mr.. Mills and Others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

shin Greet Esssu under circumstances OF great per and
Of oompets success 10 saving numerous
gers and that noble ship"
Mr.. Tieston, in his letter Of presentation to DIR.
TowIe, says:
deem the present return Of the vessel to our waters as
by il to show their appreciation Of ingenuity and
Xii which were instrumental IN saving that noble specimen
Strnc.ioo ON the y,yage In September 1861 avail self
NJ he congratulate iou Tor having 90 aoS ek
bibited the national cbsso,ersc oil our coanymen ot In
| yentiouV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

PRESENTATION ny THE LlYE-SAyISG BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION OF Nkw-YoRg.-This Association, of
which Thomas Tileston Ia President, has presented
Mr. Hamilton +. Towle Of this cy--the gentleman
whom, 1t will be remembered, by his tact and skill
saved the Great Eastern on her perilous voyage in
September las,--a gold medal as token of the SER
vices le then rendered. The face Of the medal
represents slip in distress, aud the name and date
Of incorporation Of the Society. On tho diverse is
the inscription.
Pfeieuted to Isnilon T. Towls for hi, Ingenious con.
gaace u steering machine, which hs tilted " tho stes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

MATCH BETWEEN LANCET AND FEANK TEMPLE.
To-day match for 500, between tho celebrated
black gelding Lancet and Frank Temple, VIII oe oe
eided on tie Fashion Course. The match wa' maze
by the owners, and it ia thought that in harness. the
way they have to 20, Frank Temple VIII give Tie
famous saddle-horse all he wants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

THE POLICE AND TIE SUNDAY LIQCoR VEsDERs.
About 80 arrests were made on Sunday FOL
violation Of The Sunday Liquor Law. Fourteen Of
this number were made in the Fifth Ward. The
offenders were all held to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

HOSPITALS FOR THE WoUSDED on STATEN
IsLAsD.-The State has taken the hospitals recently
built at Quarantine for the sick and wounded soldiers
The medical gentlemen of the Island, through their
Society, offered their services gratui,ousy to take
charge Of the hospitals, and the offer has beon ac'
cepted, the Society appointing Drs Boardnan' An
dersou, Eadie, Richardson, Csveti hunday, Bur-
dette, and Lee, who have aequiesced cbeeriuiiy in
the wishes Of their professional brethren. Dr. Gum,
the Health Offcer, DR.. Walser, his Assistant, and
Dr. Mofiat, Of the Sailors Retreat have also united
in rendering their seryices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

CusroM-HoUsg AFFAIRs We learn that num-
Der of the beads Of the different working bureaus IN
the Now.Ofeans Custou.-ilouse under the new
regime will be appointed from the employees IN our
Gust ,m-uouse, and that Collector Barney 10 at pres
ent engaged in preparing lit, which will be 'ent 10
the Secretary of the Treasury, and by him handed
over to tie New-Orleans Collector Tor appointment.
The principal Offices wh.eh viii be thus filled are
tho.e of Deputy Collector, Entry Clerk, Head OF the
Warehouse Department, and Others Tho objects OF
this movement are twofold-fint, because the men
to be so appointed will be known as good and SOUND
Union men; and secondly, because they are well
yersed in Custom-IIouse business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
Mayor Thorn further Gays:

There Rave been thus fer hound applicants for relief
II Il toe aim Of the committee While relieving cases al pre-
sent peei 70 give help in such manner that persons may DC
enabled 70 help themselves.
ITO h. service several o;izenf lending heir ent time
and attention while Ia every selecting committees are
busy work think the plans Of the committee are the best
ha could DO adopted aud Of - bianess i'm whiea ie-y
will be- carried cut there b. doubt Clthing rrogs
ions etc. will be dtributed by committee Of ladies
Troy city will be up sod sgua, showing IN a
few years bat little tsce OF Ler recent calamity ct ilaiyi
will suffer long an1 deeply Not only the ai
-cted bot those .ho were In easy crelussoes thrown
struggling back the confines Of poverty. There f. ample
the disposal Of al that tie hand Of hbeTaly may
contribute"
A number Of other letters from citizens of Troy
were read. The following additional Committee
was appointed to receive donations Of flour: Messrs
T.. J. Lowber, W. w. Wicks, l. J. Eastman, Henry
HILL AID Edward w. Coleman. Each member Of
the Executive Committee was appointed 10 act ex-
olco in collecting provisions and dry goods. Fifty
sewng-mSchines are to be forwarded TO Troy, 70 be
used in making up clothing for the sufferers. The
meeting adjourned until next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

Minor IrFss.-lrs. RchsrdP. Har. Of Troy has
given s. 600 for the relief Of the needy suffer
era by the recent fire in that cty.......Thc ami
yersar OF the Society for the Relief Of the Destitute
Children Of Seanen will be held nj the Children d
Home, Sailors Snug lIarbor, tomorrow. The New
BRIGHTON boat leaves here at and III a IN. for this
quiet retrea,..... Herman, the prestdigitateur,
having returned from long tour, il abouf giving
two entertainments for charitable obec,s-one OF
which is in aid OF the U. s. Sanitary Commission.
..... The Directors Of the Jewish Hospital have
rendered Dr. Satteree the use Of two OF their wards
for sick and wounded soldiers. Sixty patients can
thus be accommodated. Tie Congregation lmma-
nuel in Twelfth street, at recent meeting, apqro-
pra,ed 900 to ct up the wards in proper manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20

TIE MAN WHOSE WAGON IS ROUND rHI CORNER.
Yesterday, james Patterson, an elderly man, waf
arrested and taken before Justice Steers ut Essex
Market Police Court, charged with obtaining articles
Of food "by trick and device" It appears tina, foI
several yeap the old man. Patterson, has been in the
habit Of entering the stores Of large provision dealers
carrying with him whip, AS if he had just dis.
mounted from his wagon, and giving extensive orders
for provisions. In one instance he ordered several
pounds Of Bologna sausages, G quarter Of n large
cheese, a quantity Of butter, and other articles.
Previous to their being packed, he took knife, Gu,
off large sce Of cheese, lump off ono OF the sau.
,sges asked for and procured some bread, and pro-
ceeded to "try" what he called 4 sample. but what
tho provision dealer deemed hearty meal; and
after this ceremony was over, he gave his whip a
pleasant dangle, and observed that while the goods
were being packed he would go round the corner and
bring bis wagon. OF course Mr.. Patterson remained
round the corner. Ia other instances he had order ed
portion Of his purchase TO be sent to No. - in u
certain street, as he going to have party; and
the balance Of the goods to be sont next day with the
bill. At such times he would get tho portion sent to
the place in question, where he was sure to be in
waiting outside; but on the following day, when the
bill was presented ut tho same place, 10 person
knew Dir. Patterson. lie had gone round the cor
ner with his wagon. Justice Steers sent him round
the corner, in default Of $500 ball. in each of several
complaints, TO wait for the wagon.