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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-18

80 PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
z ALBANY, Daily, Sundays EIceptsd-
Through DireetT;At o'clock, r M, from
he Pier betwesn Copr M and Liberty 'se" Pal iii
cave on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings. at
o'clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. q. Crutten-
len, will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
tic o'clock.
At Five O'Clock. r. M-Landng at intermediates place.
from the foot Of Barclay street
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overhaul, will
leave Monday, Wednesday Friday and Sunday afternoons
I o'clock
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. T. n. Hulss, will
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons. at
o'clock
The above boats will all times arrive in Albany in ample
lime for the Morning Cars for the East West.
Freight taken moderate and none taken after
o'clock r. NJ.
All persons forbid trusting any Of the boats Of this
Inc without written order from the captains agents.
For passage freight aLon board the boats r &.
SCHULTZ, at TIE Office on the whc-. olsr
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LOOK AT THIS.-French Boots and Shoes Gen.
tlemcn 20 this store you will find large assortment,
quality end cheap Ladies will also find here all
Kind, OF boots ana shoes they want; the stock Is
so iirpe hnd the n,sorment fail India
ubbers, all the different kinds OF my own manufacture
ladies' gents boys, misses and children and will sell them
cheaper than other this city, at Broad
way, one door above franklin street.
o6 tteodsrrc NJ CAUIIL.
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T, KELLlN9ERs LINlMENT will heal sores
the horses back or breast, and work the collar
A[4 saddle upon them in few days soundly, also,
brui.es scratches, thrush and all manner OF strain:
used by al the best stable Keepers dsnguished
horse trainers and the propreors of New York city
Dearborn &C. a. the best and cheapest in market DO
had always genuine principal depot Ingeol Co..
No $50 Pearl street Messs Harmer Hays Co Pearl.
of John W. Towt No. Old Slip Of VIM Kenger, Bush
wick L. H. quantity the following One do
49, gross $a2 10 the rate Of $se
yngle bottle 30 The strength aud quantity renders
times cheaper than anv article public
One bottle will last stable three years.
fused accordingly The astounding record
be principal depot Il also be had drug
country generally For further adv ersement
n the Spirit Of the Times sn BOT re
- WASHINGTON NJ ONUMENT.-H Square.
kfS-Tuesday October 18th, l847.-The Harlem Railroad
49, Cars will leave City Hall for Hamilton Square, at ~,
O'Clock and every half hour during the day Fare,
va Additional trains will be run from the Depot 9Th
street. ole 2tisrc
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IN FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHEs-The
E7Ai Subscriber selling all descriptions of fine Gold and
Silver Watches and Jsyel,y at retail lower than any
time, or the money returned Watches and Jewsrv en-.
changed Gold Watches low $50 TO S25 each Watcher
usual Prices. GEO G. ALLEN wv
Importer Of Watches and Jewelrv Wholesale Retail
si1 l5iseodsrh 81 Wall street corner William Uup stair
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stanton, Va. IL
Charlextou. n. C Ia

Being the price, direct eIpeditious and
much than the Chesapeake Bay James River
Steamboat Lne-a the wide and rough portion Of the Bay
between the mouth Of the Potomac and Old Point Comfort
being entirely avoided by this line.
Travellers eadvsed that the line hereby advertised part
md parcel of the Great Mail Line through Virginia; and that
the intention OF the composing the Great Mail
Line that shall be conveyed by them
non WIN the always as eheapy as ey any other
my otherline except the line via Washington
For further particulars inquire the Southern Railroad Of
ice Pratt street Baltimore Of Stockton FALL at the the
Commerce street wharf, on Tuesdays and Fridays on
boa nj the Powhattan, of q. w. GUNNELL, Capt.
~ B.-Traveers by the above line will bear in mind that
hey have hours in Baltimore than by
Chesapeake Bay and James River Boats and yet reach
any point south Of Petersburg the time with these Inst
when there breach of by the Bay Line
iviqun
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- TO TkAV LLEkS GOING
EGk INV SOUTBzzNew and most asreeablf
- Akklne TO Fredericksburg. Richmond
petesburg Va Staunon Va and the Virginia Springs, We
Ion, N. G., and Charleston, g. L.
The public informed that the aud splendid low pres
ure steamer POWHATTAN connecting with the Great
Wall Line at Aqque Creek leaves Commerce street wharf
Baltimore every Tuesday and Friday Evening" ate r. M
Tor the above points
Through-!ickets to Richmond. IS
Weldon, y. C........... .
staun,on, Va. .s..........ll
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bale 70 L'sA'Es: Y Il s';'s s stsBx ss''
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rs.N NATIONAL MUsEUM.-Major Tom Thumb mott
VIZ circumstance Archy John street where the little
wMben can be seen aud heard in their original purity.
vS0 Afchys Museum comprises the most
rcd selection of fancy and singing Birds he ha, been
abed To ee Also fancy and breed King Charles Span
lel scotch and English Terriers Italian Grey Hounds and
fancy pdgeons aud valued barn door fowls sc &c.
NBBrd cages seeds, and his treatise of the feeding and
Of birds constantly hand As he is the only
importer Of Shetland Ponies he has the only variety
be obtained Of pure blood Letters postpaid will all
meet with prompt from A. Greive John street
HIS foreign correspondents will please to oberye that he will
gladly ecp,ocate any hvon they be pleased 70 grant
aud cash Will At all times be paid for all dead birds
AMI mails at John street. New York ola 12trc
- TO LET.-Two large and one small room. on the
E second floor Of house No 81 Nassau The
all we'll lighted, and in complete order being ewIy
papt red and painted. Entrance direct from the They
are well situated for public business bar reading billiard
oom' or Tor any light manufacturing business sales Too
&C. being one Of the business locations in the city, Also
let the basement ~ one hundred and five feet deep. by
twenty wide and is well lighted Apply % Nassau street.
l23 Fulton street.
October IS, I8t7. OILS 6tsrc
n CHILDREN'S Fun lHtTs-FALL sTYLE.-A
- BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Chidren's Drab, Pearl and
White Fur Hats of entire sly les with choice variety
OF Childrens Velvet and Cloth Caps some patterns
much admired. a call sol cited.
WIN BANTA No. o. Canal street, cor Wooster
DIG 3tis'rc and No. 100 Chatham street
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In conformity with the above regulations and in order
aid IN giving suitable effect and do justice
emnenty laudabe and paiseworhy-a that swe the
heart Of every Patriot aud Masoa instructed by the
Hon. Joseph Anderson M W. Grand Master to notify the
officers and members of the Grand Lodae to appear
Grand Lodge Room 236 Grand Tuesday the 10Th
slant at A. M also invite mbes of Lodges under
Jursdicon and all members of the fraternity regular stand
ing TO unite the the Grand Lodge agreeable
regulations adopted. CHARLES f. LINEBACK
Grapd Sec
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DkUGs, &c
~ cases chlorate potash, pure,
casks Barbadoes tar,
1000 lbs. fresh Cardamon seeds,
/ case valeranates Of zinc, qunine, and ergotine,
$50 OF pure oilneroly For sale by
JAMES 8. AsgINwALL,
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A ssOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN-Ata meet.
ing Of the members Of this association held Friday
Invitation of the committee join in the of laying
the Corner Stone of the washington Monument
Messs James Gulck and Philip W. Engs appointed
act as MaTshals for the day.
The member. Of this association. and exempt Femen in
general. invited Firemens Hall Mercer street
Tuesday morning, 10Th inst at . O'clock street,
Punctual attendance 10 requested
BY order of Committee q AT TsE
BADGES will be furnished at the Hall OILS ts2h
~ COMMERCIAL LODGE No. 81, l. o OF o. F-Tbe
members of Commercial Lodge TO be punc-
Tuesday Ocober7 l9h CLOCK A. M for the purpose Of
uniting the Of laying the stone Of the
brethren from abroad cordially invited to unite with us on
sSasS $asRHc A''.". s;
REACON LODGE No. 22s 1. y. O. F-The member. Of
- ms Lodge are requested meet at the Lodge Room
at9ocock, A NJ precely to aid in the Celebration of
laying ths conner stone Of the Washington Monument
N. J. DRUSMoND, NC.
JOSEPH fALLoN, Secretary olsstis.m
A. .. D-Grand Board of Directors u. s Representa-
board Room No 6 street on Tuesday morning the
iyn instant at o'clock preparatory joining the Washing
are requested to TORN IN Centre street, opposite the
lsHsrc JOS q MASON. Secretary.
TT 0.D-Ihe me nbs,s ofthe United Brothers Lodge
No requested to be punctual in their attendance
the LOBBY Monday Evening Oct ish special and
business wi" B. A iSGssht ASeH
Joseph R. Griffith Secretary Tois il. &c
TT A. o. D.-The members Of National Lodge No 49, u
Lodge notified on u: 70 assemble s at s
that day. by S the Ssf il se
ol6NFo VIM. Il. HALL
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u Nk Ot SALISBURY MD--2j ceuu on the doFT
Will be paid for the Notes OF this Bank, pfsiened sooa
AZ No. a. Liberty street, second story
or l2tis sysunotisWsm
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q. q CENTREyiLLE COURSE l..
IN A40 L-CHALLENGE.-The friend. Of
3f8N JAMES X POLK, the PAGER, sat,
- fed that he has equal on the turf
willing match him aganst
time offer the following challenge They will
wager $500 necessary that he will TWIN
TY MILES WITHIN THE HOUR, over the Centreyille
Course This challenge will be left until the 23d
case should be accepted the performance must take
place before the LIST of November .
Persons wishing accept this challenge Will please address
JOEL CONKLIN,
oil aje MOI Water street. Brooklyn. l.. l.
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ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY-Aies.r. SANQUiR
co and PATTI respectfully announce the appointment Of
Grand Copcer AZ the Tabernacle, on WEDNESDAY Evening
October 2oh which occasion will be gwen th tune IN
al bv whole Italian Opera Company the famous
recently composed By Rossn 10 celebrate the birth
day of the Pope Plus TX.
Particular In future announce ments
T,nLs,s Dne DolInr ola 6trc
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RYF. COTTON, Auetiouser This d.v. MONDAY. Oct H.
10 O'Clock, At No. as Bowery Large Sale Of Dry
ooa. by order Of the as,gnee-a very se and general
s.nS q broad lohs easmeres. satne pilot cloth, fan
nei ue ldines apacas linens cambria, velvets diaper null
muslin gloves ho,ieIy, ribbons. sheetng shtng together
with linen eambfc hdkfs fancy goods &c. Also, large
quany OF splendid silks In Also wis Of
sysI 5 description Also large Of capetpg and oil
large and will 10 the trade and Others and
will necessarily continue for sevral days ola Item
Il "a b. BOGEkr, Auctioueef-CHlNA. GLASS AND
~ EAHTHENWARE-Ao Oct 49, at 10 O'Clock at
ne store yShn street Catalogue sale Of opened
stone Ware 20 casks Glass Tumble Lamps Candles ck
BOWS IeieIes Sc Retailers and grocs will find this sale
oI8I N' " ~
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WALNUT sIREET THEATRE PIiILADELPHIA-
w Lessee. 4. a. Marshall Manager, W H. Blake
evening Oct 1871 viii be per.,med the admired Of
MASSA NIELLO--NasaneIIo. MIR, Shrival Petro Mr..
Sesuin: Alphonso, Crocker Elv. Mrs seguin; Fenes,
Mrs. Chapman. s....
Mr. Ahurson; Baron Pompono. Mr.. Meyer, Dsndini Mr..
sceuin; Cinderella Mrs. Scguin; Clornda, Miss ehen-
stein; Tbisbe Mrs Rogers FAIRY Queen Miss Chapman
ATo.morrow, Tuesday. favoritc opera.
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A. o. D-COLUMBlA LODGE NO. I6.-The
members OF the above Lodge requested to meet at
the Lodge Room, No Catherine tuesday, Morning at
o'clock for the purpose Of joining the
OF the corner stone OF the be the inn
mortal Washington ERASMUS A. KUTZ, Jr
EZRA r WARNER,
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d. NEW YORK BAZAAR No. 81 Crosby street.
1Ry<-L. \. Hough Auconeer-The next regular auc-
ton sales viii take place on Wednesday Oct 2cth
II o'clock, with carriages harness. aud IL O'Clock
with horses Gentlemen having horses offer for this sale,
will please register before O'Clock Tuesday they
not be offered by catalogue.
JOHN H. GATFIELD PropnetorI
oil 1tis.rc WIN. COWsN. Manager.
IL KlRKBRlDE's (TATTERsALL's) HEAVE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this changeable an ungenial
which heaids the sPpIoach OF wiafe.,
hard drive ncement weather, your horse
exhibits tendency wheeze cough stands contracted
possn with dropping head stretches himself immediately
movesstiy, do hesitate Immediately
few dases of the Tatteral Heave Powders and viii
yourself and animal good deal Of trouble The pow
ders will the cough cold promptly will perma-
eradicate and also from their atve
and detergent properties cattle sarsapara
the impurities OF the blood and preds
positions to disease A. II. COUGH CO.. Whoesae and
Retail Druggists l9 Fulton Y also
for sale by y. w. MILLER, 4a6 Broadway. Prce$l.
oiA .sup
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CoTTos.-Ths sales yesterday were 800 bales TODAY
they amount 300 bales all OF which was done before
the arrival Of the steamer Washington since that was
too late fresh transactions predcated her news
and i is generally believed that there viii be no change
FaUrT of 1900 boxes bunch .rsisins were made
at 81 40 . 81 as.
FsHsales Of 800 quntas dry cod of superiox quail
ty suitable for packing made at 50 56A Common
quality worth So S7k S. so. In msckere sales
were very light; only heard Of so 90 bbls OF large
No. SIS which sold at So 67h
HEmr-Sales Of 200 bales American dew rotted were
made within the past three days in separate lots at
$3.50 ton held at $685. and 200 do dressed do
were sold private terms Manila continued In q
measure out Of market
LEAp-Nothing reported.
NAVAL sroREs-The news being considered somewhat
unfavorabe the market became unsettled nothing
done
OLs-Before the news sales of city pressed Lnseed
Ter the news, we heard Of transactions There was
no change In sperm whale.
PRovIsoSs-Saes of 200 bbs Old mess Pork were made
Slo At 80 days; 100 do. old prime sold at sl2 The
For new mess said SIS was offered and refused:
considerable lots from store reported sold at this
price Sales OF 400 bbls prime were made at $40 SO
The tendency OF the market upward There was
no cnange In Beef or Lard Butter and Cheese stood as
before.
RIcE-The market unsettled by the news and no
sales OF moment were reported.
SueAR-No transactions transpired while prices re-.
manned unchanged.
TALLow at n stand
WHALEBoNE-No movement
WHsKEY-The market was firm, and sales were made
ct 27h cents. WV N
FRrioHrs-Rates remained about the same though
no engagements OF consequence were reported The
time to digest it. "'' nov
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AFFAIRS INNORTHlAND SOUTH AMERICA.
The Foreign Mails.

The steamship Britannia will leave Boston to-
morrow noon for England. We shall, as usual,
publish an edition of the Herald for Europe for
her mails, which will close in this city at half
past five o'clock this afternoon.
II will be ready at twelve o'clock, and will
contain the late important news from Mexico,
full accounts of the markets and of the crops !;
correspondence from Washington and other
cities; the latest intelligence from Canada, with
the fullest information relative to the ship fever
In the provinces; and every other matter of inte-
rest that may happen, to the hour of publication.
twill be illustrated with splendidly engrav-
ed plan of the celebrated Castle of Perote in
Mexico
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for the mails,
81 cents each.
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Died,

VeO,
Suddenly, on Friday morning the 3Oth instant HrsnY
II. WATsoS Of apopexy, aged as years
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral without further invitation this
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock from his late resi-
dence, COG Broadway.
o. Philadelphia and Richmond papers please COPY
On Friday, July 30th at the City Hospital New York
MRS ANN MULLINS, in her sd year native Of Lancas-
ter county OF Gengary Upper Canada and for the last
few years u resident Of this city.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
the hospital, Broadway.
N. B.-Upper Canada papers please copy.
At Westchester, July 30th Capt Wa Bowsr, aged
90 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral on Sunday at 81 O'Clock, p. M at
his late residence. without further invitation. at
In Brooklyn on Friday, the soth inst, WILLIAM w.
HyoHEs, In the seth year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those Of his bro
Their Michael, and those Of his brother law Rev
James o'Donne are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, on Sunday the LIST Of August at O'clock p
from his late residence Pacific street, Columbia
street, South Brooklyn. ~
At Brooklyn on Friday morning, July 30th MARY
Frances infant daughter of Thomas and Sarah Jane
McBurney.
At Harrisburg, Pa, the 2eth instant after short
Illness, ALFRED A. WEEKs Esq, counsellor at law Of
the city Of New York.
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PARx THEArRE.-This theatre viii be opened ON Wed
nesday next the 4th Of August and not on Tuesday the
3d. as previously announced
BowERy THEArRE.-This viii be the sixth nixht Of
Miss Julia Trumbus engagement and the sixth Of the
representation Of the grand spectacle OF the Ns,ad
Queen" This splendid piece Is in the zenith Of
success 1t will be repeated this evening, with the
comedy The King and ~ and the Golden Farmer =
The manager Is preparing TO produce the the ballet
tace, La Bayadere,' in which Miss Turnbu and Mrs
Phillips with whom the manager has effected an engage
ment will appear. II space allowed We would refer to
last nights performances.
CAsrLE GARpEN.-The entertainments this evening
with The overture to Kaliwoda which will
be followed by the vaudeville of "My Wifs's Out. ~
the character of Mr. scumble artist by Mr. Holland
Augustus Dobbs, Walcot; and Betty with song Miss
Clarke After which, Kiss L. Wells will dance FL Xaieo
de Xeres, and La Petite Margarine, Highland fling.
several popular Pokas by the orchestra and then Miss
Phillips will sing fsvorte ballad followed by pas de
deur by the Misses Wells The amussments will con-
cude with The Railroad Depot" in which Holland
Walcot Miss Phillips and other members Of this excel
lent company will appear This season 80 far has been
houses every night We understand they are about en-
gaging the excellent ballet company at present at Pal
mos This VIII also succeed as the Lehmans are great
should like to see the graceful Adelaide at Castle Garden
PALMo's Opera HoUsE.-The company Of the French
ballet attracts better and better audiences The skill
Christian Lehman the favorte Of the public the graces
and science of dancing of Miles Adelaide and Mathde
the soupiese of Mr. Schmidt the elegance and ability of
Mr. Charles WHITTIER, and, In short the tout ensemble
Of these artistes is superb
BARNEY WLLIAMs-This clever Irish comedian
will give Musical meiange Monday evening next at
the Hamilton House, Fort Hamilton lie will be assisted
by the celebrated vionst,M MIR. H. Marks Mr. Chanfrau
and Mr. g. Brstow. It will consist of musical effects
limitations Of the leading actors dramatic elocution and
anecdotes This Is anew feature at the Fort, and we
nope Mr. Williams Will meet with the success he deserves
good actor and better son, whose exertions are
used for the protection of his parents and family
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The Weekly Herald .

The contents of the Weekly Herald, which will
|be ready at nine o'clock this morning, will COM
prise every thing of interest that has transpired
in the last week
II will embrace the late news from Europe
brought by the steam ship Washington, includ-
|ing our special dispatches from Paris, Madrid,
|Berne, Bremen, Rome, Berlin, &c. &c; intel
|ligence from all parts of the United States (;
sporting intelligence; commercial news; let
ter from Mr.. Bennett; the important news
from the seat of war; and large amount of other
Interesting information.
1t will be embellished with an accurate engrav-
ing of the Castle of Perote, in Mexico.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, FRIDAv AFTERNOON, July 80
The arrival Of the Washington with eleven days later
news which ut early hour published In extra
Herald had the effect of unsettling the market for
breadstus; and the merchants had not had time to
examine their letters In all descriptions of
produce exceedingly light To add to the other
Of sort of suspension in business the day pro-
we'd of the ranest Of the season. rendering all out
door operations nearly impractcabe Before the news
sales Of Genesee -four made at SIS 621s During
change holders asked So 26, while buyers offered &C.
We only heard of sale Of 500 barrels deliverable to-
morrow or Monday, to consist of one brand Genesee
Ohio or Michigan, sellers option at &c. Small lots Of
fancy brands Ohio sold at So; and small parcels
branded extra Genesee sold at So No sales
Michigan were reported The also had the effect
of suspending to great degree, operations In grain
Before the news, 900 bushels inferior Illinois wheat
sold at 90 cents Nothing done afterwards Before
the news 1000 bushels yellow sold at n cts
and 4500 do, mixed do sold at Is cts During change
there very little disposition either the part of
buyers sellers to operate and only heard Of small
sales of fiat yellow at 10 cts Round yellow was held at
rs cts For mixed 60 cts offered and SO cts asked
Before the sales Of Western New York meal were
made at - afterwards heard of no transactions
There nothing done In rye oats Provisions we're
some nrmer-saes Of old prime pork made at $l2
""" VI "u "e'S ~ Pi" We" prime soiu NJ pI2 o. ana
was hold Afterwards at advance. For new mess SIS
20 was offered and refused. Considerable parcels In
small lots sold from store at the latter figure In
groceries there very little doing Parcels Of coffee
and intended to be sold by auction were withheld
on account Of the rain.
The following we're the prices Of bresdstuGs on July
iith previous TO the departure the Calsdonis mail
and the 10th do before the sailing Of the Britannia
and the 10th after the arrival of the Washngton
and before the departure Of the Britannia's mail =.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL large lime stone
fell from near the top OF Coal Hill, above Sligo,
on Monday afternoon In Its descent u rolled against
frame school house, and instantly killed five children,
besides wounding three Others Of whom Is feared
may not recover The names Of the children killed
we're, Oliver McAninch John Cassidy, Morgan Richards
John Davis and Charles Doran II occurred during
school recess and the children playing In the yard
ana seeing the rock rolling down. II Is supposed they
ran under the house. which elevated on the lower
SIDE four or Ave feet from the ground In order to
cap the rolling stone The teacher, Mr. Chvers, was
Cured, and very narrowly escaped Pts5urg penny
0szeffs, July a.