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EvEhy noTnER.s BOOB. or sORAL rBYslOLooY-
~ ere this bees earrfuy read " married
sua ir ~ vcs followed The ferrs - poverty and the
fsctr ape nmy ~ chidrsn you'd ts ehsistea. P0f
Esic ~ Ne. ~ ksc, the Female fortusss=s
Flllf rHst a. BVyh ~.
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Freight to Havana, 25o per cubic foot.
Consigpees receive their goods ships tackles inme
diately after her arrival OF Havana.
To freight passage apply st the ooe Of the Con-
n. o. RoBRRrS.
Special notice 10 given TO shippers By III
company have prepared form Of bill Of ladinS adapted
their business which will be furnished shippers app
cation At the oompanys oce and with which they
questsd to provide themselves as NO other form win
must be signed Before the sailing Of the vessel.
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DR iOnNsoN so. IS DUANE STREET. go WELL
~ fnsun in al o. delisRta dise.ses The Dee
INTERPRETATION f1r sk IN these halt cured that have
sistsd years. il rrc-err1t Crnstitutons ~ssSucst
beoaFAt secret habit euaetua curet. Recent cast
nnL.L 1. l-ur Aava.
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Within three months. With perfect safety and certainty
sale NJ 22z Broadway and 81 the Publishing
liberty street New York; Little Jo., Albany De-
Wis., Boston, Peterson, % Chestnut street Philadsl
,hia. and booksellers thrsuxhout the United States
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INTfsESTING TO ISvs LiDs.-rgE MOST oBsrI-
Causttuu cen he cured tu Tour In ave. ty
afrai ror.tis salysnie inetrirrcnt Aio, Rheumasn
wears " rild md we tsstea remedies Like
rnreying Cldncs in Fect in hta aad Crsmp ms snuy
srevsrtsd ~. Harrington 81 the Franklin House. will
r tud EXHIBIT indifputshe crsdsntias and svidences
m Nnrr. q 4 D s-fmrlaFa.
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DR. COOPER, Ia DUANE STREET, HAs, TOR THB
~ yssrs coatned his pfaetee 20 The tres
ru' 81 ulersur SD other diseases Of Ssisaie naure
cure thc aggravated cnses 81 This tssaee, sat
sia-F-,
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SHIPPING.


LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMER BETWEEN NEW
- lorn ana LverpooL-rhe ships composing this line
ATLANTIC, Capt West.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce.
BALTlC. Capt Comstock.
. ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
government service has
sructionas also In their engines
speed and their accommodations for passengers
Qualled for elegance comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool $780, Ex.
elusive use of extra sizs state rooms, S525.
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
EDWARD X. COLLINS, IS Wall street. or to
BROWN, sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool.
The PAcurc will leave Liverpool September II, 1880
ATLANTIC Liverpool. September rs,
PAcn1o g New York. September q
. " Liverpool. October iS.
Liverpool. 800. :. October 80,
The Of these ships win be for go
silver bullion, specie, jewery precious stones meta
unless bills Of ladrg signed therefor and the value
thereof expressed therein.
After the Of pr the Of freight be the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced
NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
An Company.-For Hayre and southampton.-The United
Wotton commander will take her place in the limo from
New York the 9th October leaving Havre the LIST No.
vember touching ows land and receive the mails and
'- S0RrilER fivfsSsToN Aren't
Tho Franklin will DO shortly followed by the Humboldt
ID. Lines, commander
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Extract from Latter.
TO THOSE JUST NARRIED.-"HAD KNowNr

!" PnLADrI .PNIA, Nov o IBz1.
"DR. A. n. MAuRNsAu: Had known Of the important
Of in The Married Womans Private hedi
sal Companion years how mach misery might
have escaped Ihsve suffered from which
point In book, without knowing what to do OBJ
Ianed AID found treated Of trust evsxy
female will herse Of the information eontansd In 10
pages"
Letters daily received Of this character Unnecessary
present.
To those yet unmarried hut contemplating marriage
perhaps hsatns the rroprsty Of mourning the
sponbilites attendant upon IT, the importance Of being
revelations contained in these
nyong their future happincss cannot be apprs-
sisted.
It's Of course eteabe TO convey fully the
they Of . nature strictly
ended those marriages
aeither Il necessary since Il Is ones duty TO become
possed Of knowledge Whereby the sunsrnss 70 which
wife, mother, sster may be subject eaa be ebvistsd
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once, September 2lst, 1850

II hate ulohtlVl !.
vei .ited.
Adams Mrs William
Archer hrs Rebecci
Allen Mrs William Z
Anderson hrs Cha
rity
Anslin Catharine
Baily Mrs
Bah cr Mrs Mary d
Bsltzell Miss vir-
gnia
Brady Cstharine
Bradley Catherine
Brand Mrs Harriet
w
Barry Nary
Bean Miss Auhigns
Began Rose
Bell Mrs MargaretF
Benham Mrs q A
Bremen Mrs, Ha-
milton st
Berry Mrs s L, 10Th
ct
Bigger Mrs william
nritton hiss Ann J
Briicee Mrs, For
tyth 81
Brobston Mrs Dan
iel
Cajoo Hiss lane
Gain Mas klleu
Clark kebecoa or
1hou as smith
Cannonl- arah
ClHu petit hrsssrah
Chan plinMrsMaryl
Curtis krs Emma
Casey Miss Ann
Cstheart Sarah II
hrpcatha-
| rine
| Clear Catharine
CleaveladhrsCor-
| Lelia
| Christie Miss J A
| Cole MRS Mary y
Coleman Mrs J Z
Collins Kitty Of
Sylvester
Collins Mrs John
Cotton Mrs Elira-
beth
CopryHrs Ellen
Conner Bridget
Com or Mary
Darby Mrs or
Darssnn Ellen
Davis Mas Y, Clsri
~ rect
Dean Mrs Hannah
Cecilia
Delany Bridget
Delisls Mrs r,
Laurcns st
Dersnxy hrs Mary
Dodson Miss MaryI
Dolsn AZ n. Barclay
street
DonsSan Johanna
Doody Miss Mary
Dorsn Mary
Dorean Alice
Eason Mrs Jane
Hndioott Mrs Ed
mod
Frank Mad J
FARRELL Csthrine
FARRELL Mis- Mary
Fem Miss kniilyk1
A.
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tenton at fansmaThs UAited States Nail SteamshiJ
Company viii despatch the speadid double engine steam
from the pier fsot Of Warren street. North River
with the mails and passengers for San 1raHes
Tho connection Panama will be carefully kept up 90
70 detention beyond the ueuA stay in
books and b secured at Ii,
following rates.
ynom NEW YORK cHAGRxs.
StsnS,c bc,th forw;:ra ..iccor; 80 -.
Storage BERTH found bed and separate table 10
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
State berth =. a., -, -. =, SSfe
stssrase. found bed and separate table 80. .. -. Uo
yRoM TO
State Room st.ndss stssrasa
ynariesoon... I'd "
Ss'nnnShss ~ ~
~ %
Now Orleans .......... rs 30 ~
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mailed TO part the DATED ststss All letters
postpaid (exoept those containing remttancs
md addressed TO Dr. A. N. NAURICEAU. boz i2S4 New
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Gallagher Sally

Crane HeteccA
Carrity Mrs ELIZA
Canrie Mrs. ave 6th
Gardner Mrs Nell
Graves Mrs william
Gay Mis- Mary l.
Green Mrs Csthe
Cetsge hr. Anita
Critu Miss ksrgt Q
Johanna
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

stespbcst is now building at Sc Paul's Mlnnesota
% trade the Mississippi above the falls of S. An
tony; sbe viii be 100 feet long and draw foot of
vater.
short time since, ere broke cut In Grenada, Miss
etck dsptroyed the oce sf the Southern .ypeaf and
~. stores 81 Msesrr. %. w m Comfy and Wister b
brysiy The ioss is set down ct $4,000, but is well
covered BY insurance.
A train 81 4e wheel cars Passed over the New York
ard trie Rsrcad, one day last week. 10 vas third
ci mile In length and probably the largest train
drawn over o merchandise read. There were among
other articles 400 fat cattle 500 sheep and any number
% I've snd dead hogs With -four, wbnksy, 40.
The thermometsr ct Milltowp, n. n. on the 9th In
fsnt Indicated thirty degrees belov zero.
Two hundred snd hfty thousand dollars have been
uoscribed In 81 Louis for the Pacific Railroad.
here vas si 100000 worth Of California gold reeev-
90 stthe Philadelphia mint during the last week.
The Legislature Of Alabama adjourned the 12th
Instant
The total amount of Ioss By the desrustion and in
jury 70 stssm hoste the Mississippi and other
ern r'ers duiins the month cf January last, b esti.
nstsd a. $1,000.
The shoct of an earthquake was felt at Two Rivers,
Nhcon,ib on the 30 met
The Lesnls;ors Of Tennessee adjourned on the 10th
met
The store 81 A. Fsron Co ct Cohassett wssss-
cl.usstts copsuued on Monday night The store
we insured IN New York
sOou fell 60 bs depth Of eighteen inches at Montreal
CsBaea 90 the l7th instant
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

Assssr or CousrsRrrrrsss AT AIror, TLL.-Msyor
Barry, Marshal Felipe and Lieut. Mslair returned zee
tsrdsy morning fron Alton, ILL.,, haviss succeeded In
arrestipg . named w. Dunn his wife aud
other female and breaking mp the most extensive
nests Of eounserf.ters In the western coustry For
some months past the officers In this city have had
reason TO swpect that Dunn engaged In the manu-
fseture OF beus coin and havs In consequences kept
strict watch upon all his movements Recently. By
puchs-ing bogus money from his sccomplicss, they
obtained sufficient clue OF his Whereabouts TO act
scsofdirgy yesterday morning. he Mayor aud the tvo
orc.rs above mentioned. v.pt up To Altoa BY land
aud t night having tr.t procured the assistance of
the Marshal aud other prominent ctisens proceeded
to Dunn house In Middle Alton. and srre.tsd him
and too all the persons they found about
the premises When the officers entered the hause.
the parties were seated st the Gre but upon table aud
scattered about the room discovered the i'm pIs-
w.pts used In coinins and large amount of unnpih
ID coin Upon searching the premises about 81 IN
bogus money vac found consisting mainly of half dol
and i've franc pieces, and the most extensive aud
compsfe of moulds. ladies and acids tn. ohcers
,sy they ever Marshal Feps informs that Dunn
hes doubtss been engaged In the business fer two
three years. and although suspected. bas ai~ays &C.
csp.d detection At the time Of hi arrest he vss
living In od, dis pidsted building but puttipg
up one a the finest residence. of vbich Alton csn
bos,t s.. Louis MOI I.bihfsneer, f.bs.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
United states Commisssoner's once.


FEB. 20 Charge Of Couats!f fting Money The Uansd
STATES, Lotisa Worf- and John Shoemachsr The
prisoners (Gsimaps) were brought beor. the Court,
chsrged with couni-rfeitipg CONS purportng to be
din.sn OF the Ubired osates Of Americs
Frec.ricks Paul 10 Germsb) was examined By Mr..
Summers representipg the United States district At
toipey and deposed that, about the 5th instant she
the DEFENDANTS who reside at 81 HoEard street,
forge counterfeit coin purportinv 60 belswu money.
A counterfeit dim. piece aud svme tmAii Germsn
sver bars produced we're found In the possession OF
the defsnssnts
Cross examined by MIR Morrill, am married wo.
man living swsy from my husband; ! len him, was
married within the lsst few months. and left my hus-
band after eight weeks; have known no other man
sr CO, except the one ! live with now The witness
~ss examined with q view to prove the immorsl
ty Of ber character and that she has been bosrder
that che lived With hsr husband previous TO their mar
rsge aud passed aud wife on board the vessel
coming this country She the female defendsut
psss bad money; she did not the male defendant
pass any counterfeit coin Lsuisa WORTH told witness
that she made rrusisn dollars and Amsrican ten cent
Of those the defendants made the female prisoner
told her che would make come counterfeit money Wit
supposed from that statement that the shs
raw with defendants vas bad the male defendant
told her the money was bad; she attended bar
for the sccu,sd once twice. she boarded vith tho
defendants asd they kept her clothes for money due
for Der board sbe had dispute With them. and left
the boue without paying her board IL vas about Eve
six days she lett them. che had difficulty with
them: ,he hsd two with her witnesses now In
Court; they cid not strike the defsndants but Ar.
Worz struck the men; there Ii warrant out. at the
fer riot aud ssssult; ~ was In the bar room and
sometimes In tn. ktchen, she ssw defendants make
the money; IL about from IL or 10 O'Clock to In
the morning. Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
New BOOKS

C0urr Was AND CoLoSEL rssssr. rHr HrSsssrAv
HtHossT-o able works q very interesting ohsrse-
ter, on Hungary, the Hungarian and Hunssisn
heroes fri Of apscdote d-scrip pton, thrilling events
and military sketches-are understand In pre-
psrstion In this city, sns shortly will be published the
one BY Count wass, the other By Colonel Pragay.
These two talented and smiabls men nov refugees in
this country driven from the land OF their fathers and
the Inheritance Of their ancestors by Austrian per1dy
and Ru,sisn cruelty tbem,.ivss eye WITNESSES of
the transactions their votks viii record aud personally
acquainted With kossuth, kiapka. Bsthysui aud tns
They can veil ssy, ~ En~ss saiu Qagrss pars
f,a " work has been spoken o. Published IN Loaion
by Mr. Fulski, ON the same subjects bat We under
stand II s written BY one vho during AL the eventful
period never vas tor one instant Ia hungary. We
think the New FORK and American pubic generally
will prefer aud psrotz- the ~crss OF Was. ana pr.gsy
men whom, since their arrival here. kBO~ .nd
TEEN for their smisbie personal qussties la prefer
eBee TO mere London bookseller'r sfsoaisfton.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

AnsraL or rHs wssr Irpis srrsMss AT MoprLs =
Tn. oval all steamer Thames Cspt. Abbott arrived
In tire sw.r hay yesterday with the West ndis mails,
ar the n ellis tbst brought from Southampton BY
IN, Trent Of the I'd Jan The Trent had rough pas
-sss out arriving st BERN uds t the 2tth Jsnus-
~. and her shaft had been much Injured ON the
voyage o. o. render her return 70 Southampton ne.
.. sesry. the Thames taking her place op the Gulf
route Tn. rhsu es left havsrn the morning of the
pth The brig %. Pesne sss 20 tsh for Mobile The
day, aud the Ssl.adors the next day Tor Nev
Crssts The public all b. surprised to learn that
the sesner Thames. Which arrived 10 the lower bay
es'edsy mining sftsr piacins the mails and ps.'en
ests fr tbts ciy IN beard the tender shich Hss IN
sstrg. sned INN scis'eiy Or Ners Cruz leaving be
hind The s1s made MP here Tor NeSis0. aud some
titty rs.ue.rt Who hst been detained here since
the w in'fstt " tspt A hh't acted yfdsr instruS
uors ron hi eupsriors On s~ptrk tbis ~ cou
tucf " u-N etfve 20 excna nin in1i rnually bat ee
conceive ~ 10 ecumtfanre sNrne- atirg hm that
zen shelter - sgsrt- ~ tte unauY ffcn ths iusr
's.,ou - hs' f.its o. th8 rstilc -tiss Ffiiaas,
F,ttDy Is
The New York herald., 1850-02-22


SJrsrME CoUHr USnsD Srsrts Feb B-Ns.
e2 The widow Coilsrd, plaintiff 90 err. vs. Fstx
Grina vt al This cause argued No 81 George
u. Prentice st s plaintiffs 10 srlor fiatOd Zsa.
The argument Of tho cause vas commenced fof the
plaintiffs In aud continusd for The aefendsnt IA
error.
Fss lp.-Nos 50 IS and SO Jacob lie Roy va d w.
n bald win Niinsps Bears and rneophius ~fcnols In
the Crcui, onrt of tn. nted Ststes ~ss
yors. MIR Justice oodbufy delivered ths opioion ~
the court Affirming the Judgments ~ the ssii Jitc,lt
court IN tb.ss csses, With costs No 81 Daniel
Grove W. McP Btieu's sx.catrix et al Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the United States for Alex.
sndfis Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion ef
IN. court affirming the decree of Circuit court
this csuss With costs No. ga "a d PREM ics a al.
pls'ntins IN error, ". Piston Zane tn. ~xaneBt q
this concluded for the plsiotfs In No
% W. Wheeler, appellant va q. bsDn-tts ex-cntsrs
- al. The Argument of THIS cause conmsaced Tor
the appellant and continued Zoe tn. sppsilsss.
LIssiitry RsLsosss The Gaze of Moore We ras
Auburn and Syracuse hsirosd COMPANY. has oscu-
ptd the attention ~ the for too three days
Ihs jury returned verdict for the plsnud " sioVc
1his caute has excited good d-ei of iDtefest fr'a
the that ~ involved the question ~ the s~tsut VI
the liability of railroad compspies for injuries 70 pas
sspssrs The pI-infin vas scsd,d ant otaerriss Va.
jurtd BY ,hs collision thss toos pacs btT~ heresnd
syrscuse IN 1sis rbe main question 80 snstn-rt nc
conpapy had osed ali proper di's-ncs satotlhon -
prevent ,h- collision The invesiisst,u oi this D, -
required long msustion q stnessss --.1hsay 60
Journal fsb 10
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
Board or Eduoatlon.


Fee. 2o.-The President In the Chair. The Score
taTy read the minutss Of the two preceding mssngs
which confirmed.
Petitions Referred to Finance Csmmites. From the
New York Society for the Promotion Of Educstlon
among Colorsd Children for the sum Of e03 ~ to
ply dehcienciss. From Twelfth ward, to supply ds6
cences In consequence Of inorsass Of population The
sum Of sS9b6 will b required for the expenses Of this
ward for the next year.
the legal expenses of the schools Of the seven
teenth ward and 1894 10, for lighting and repairs Of
the echool house Of Eighteenth ward
report from the Committee ON Free Academy was
read recommending the following resolution
Resolved, That the Committee ON Free Academy are
hereby to engage tho services Of nstruc
tor IN Bookkeeping and arrssge the terms Of his oom
kr KING offered the following a. an smendmsnt:-
Resolved, That the Committee for the care govern
ment and management Of the Free Academy, be re-
quested to substitute for the study Of phonography
now pursued In said Academy the study Of bookkeep-
ing. or acme other useful study.
discussion arose, In which several members took
part advocating the utility Of the art and othsrs
At hcme while the hours Of education could be devot.
ed to more ureful branches Of accomplishments.
The original resolution adopted, and the amend
nent Of Mr.. Kipg was lost.
1t resolved that the salary Of the Professor Of
of Drawing be increased to the rate Of $780, and the
talay OF Professor Gibbs be also increased to
ltwas resolved that the Committee the Free Aca.
denny hereby authorized to increase com pensa-
toD allowed for instruction in the modern lsngusges
where the service s but for two recaons per
week.
petition for the promotion Of education the
poor children of the city, was received.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

Arpo,s,ryrrs nv ruE 0ovss~oR ASo Sessrs ~W,n.
story 20 be Msst-r arden cf the port 81 N-%
yuk aud, sso Jsceb fssh sod jobs Field % be Vas,
cens OF the sane poft
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

OuR MINISTER Msxco.-Neary o month has
espssd since the steamer walker left this port for
Ners Cruz, with the Hon. MIR Letcher Minister 10
Mexico and suite ~ pasrepgers Nothing having been
hssrd q the walker since her departure and IL being
undsrstocd she Vas TO return immediately ankle
I.x< "a
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
Dupesior Court.


Frr. n.In the case OF shubsei r. child and others
vs the sun Mutual Insurance Company, the jury re-
turned sealed verdict for the plsintis 2S aud
cosfs
Mr.. Lord then applied to the Court 70 grant under
section 3os Of the code interest TO the plaintiff on
Counsel for defendant resisted the application; and
after some di,cus,on the Court ordered udsment 20
'us with four per cent n,..., 90 the whole amount
F,r 2o.-ln the case o. Luther Loomis and s. =. VIZ
nan vs George W Nile. snd Inomss ..rln, euo,
of them being upwell the Judge discharged them
about oo'clock In the evening.
Cutting stated the for the pAintid II va. sc-
usp for balance due contract for building assser
in the year 1919 Samuel y. wspdls vs. the con-
tractor he assigned " to tbs sevesth Ward Bank Who
,uessa1sn ssan.d - 70 smith ~ .as p'nm n,sr
the premises Of Mr. Delmonico vas broken into, ssd
quantity Of vine snd ether articles destroyed for which
Mr Delmopico took action sssinst the Corporation
Of New York and recovered . verdict for scmethisg
about $500 $1,000. In consequsnce of this verdict
the Corporation withheld from wspdle, not that
suount, but between $500 and 800, which, With In
t.rst. plaintin seeks 10 recover. 80 assignee ~
10 alleged that tb. work was done ey the eontrsc,o,
City inspector Mr.. Cutting said be ~ould not oher
any evidence, but rest upon the pIesdips-.
Sir. willard, on b.half OF the Corporation, called
acme witnesses for the defence and called upon the
Court for q pontuit
verdict for the rIsptin of s4o7 ps subject 20 tn. OPT
picp Of the Court on 90 be msSeths security to
general term being -aivsd BY plaintiff 9 attorney.
Hornn,r Murpss ~ wWs .sD CHrLp.-A cor.
responds of the Eddy,fs 1sissreph, writing from
hsrion crttsbden county, Ky sivss an sccoant IL
two bcfribi. murders csmuittsd In that vicinity on
the goth ut ~ lend In human form, named WIN r.
Wsllir gfoid on his wife aud cnd. She had been
bped but fev dsys vhen be dragged her from hs bed
and stamped her TO death The inisnt hs starved to
death, not sowirg " TO be nursed by its mother
any ore eise frcs the time IL Vas ban The writer
rsys thsse fscs ELECTED before the Coroners 80
quert. The monster made his escspe. lie pur.
sued to woodward the Ohio river where b. ia safe
~ took boat up the river.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
The Cro,on WAFER Rates

The following the details the adopted
by the Board Of Aldermen In relation to the water
Iatee:
On all tenemsns comiag within the provilions law
Of April lltb. le4g, having front width Of
Nfor. R,fa
The New York herald., 1850-02-22


Tss Lsrr Frsx AZ BArsvr., n. The Batavia Sol
,f Of Tes OF the 18th ipstsot. sves tas following
particulars of the ere st THAT place the 18th iust
The ere oomm@nc~d ~ about NJ y o'clock VI In the
two story vccd Building the rth side OF Genssee
or Main street. occupied by Hspey as hard ssre
store and the wind blovisg strong from the west the
famss swept eastward until every building was coo-
,uned the of Gsn-see and Bank streets inclu
ding the American Hotel, Dir hsney's store sod
thing therein vss lost including hie books sud
psp~rs He YES insured In the tseuess- Mutual 500.
bs lose i estimated st sboot 81 600 The building
owned by Thomas Brown. of Hebron, CT. Next vas Q
Csuson. Be 10 insured In the lf.tns Company. for
Al 300 which will probably the loss Adj join-
ips DR. u. 3 large two story wosd building re-
Gently purchased By g. Holden for 81 200. aud In.
.u,eS Last Thursdsy In the New York Company for
Al COO part vas occupied bv ,. Dsnslor ss mil.
rnerv stare HIS goods insured in the Csspesee
Mutual Next, tvo story wood building owned BY
gI,V man Holden, and occupied BY g. Krkham . cabi
net M as<rs shop and wsreronms The building vas In
.ured for s500, in the tennessee Mutual Next, the
American Hotel This building the most expensive Of
any In th. village, cost over t2ocoo IL belonged to
Aivs auAth Of this village The building wss Insured
f a. 600 and the furpitofe 600 IN thu oenes-e
Mutual Ths hotel vas Kept b. B q. Tisdale, vho
.so hsd an insurspce % 500 furuture but yhs.e
,oss vfu be considerable. Next adj dining the hotet
wss too story brick building recently purchssetb BY
w Tomiinson. who was htting u up Tor banking
hruse. we have not ksrnt ~hether ~ vas under W.
sursucs Adjoining this, the corner OF Uenss-e end
renk streets. was too story building wood shed Ne.
r~ped by Moess Taggart occupied by ID. Delsmster,
~ an once end dwelling BY Dr stevens ess dsnttsts
sfee end By Mrs williams &c dweliing. Mr.. T. s
insured 81, 800 In tAs 0spssss Mutual