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Fm4 DzrAhrMErr.Mlle. Lola ior,es hes Kin ily u a.
aeltd her iyicts in aid ~ the chaIiAbe faaa 90 INA
New York Fire DapaTtm, Dt. tcnast will be given q.
the Bro adway theatre Friday evening next January
1871 on which occRion there will be pre.gntsi besides
other sntertsiEDents-two grand ballet 10 vhsa u e
Lolc Monies has volunteered 70 perform
HAGl erAsoN --lcsteriay evening tn -r.t abrrr BAL
Of the tinker Guards oit at The German Han No
l0i Elizabeth street. on Friday next, January 1874,
The New York typographical Society inenl % celebrate
tie anniversary of The birth Il franklin with s3len IA
banquet az Nblo rooms. Tie annual gand assembly
OF The itcependent ORDER Of 0li Folows VAL tass plaza
&C tie Metropolitan Gate Trilar) Hail. ca Monday
evening January 18Th Besides these there ars many
che- ba 10 take lace during the wcS Ia th- vss,0rs
roors appropriated for that rrrptr, throughout tae
city and raIy fairly asssrs that not evening
passes al his without the lovers d Ns l.ucc
joyirg tbemfelyts Ia Gu extraordinary degree.
IEsrfi % A MsaiBLR ~ THg Bar Il = Davies Isq,
yesterday announced ale Supr Court, TIE sudden
death Of trancis Griffin, member of tie New YORK
Fer, made ,w euloeistic Ttmarl- Inl moved he al
tCurnmcl 81 the Court q tribute Of rctpss. The
memory u tie deceased The Court responded e. the
TIM Its al regret expressed b. MIR Davies eai
eyed an ADJOURNMENT acso-dingly
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ThE FoRREsT CASE III THE CoUN Fry The
evidence brought out IN the Forrest case Is Great.
jng great sensation through tie country. Tao
great bulk Of tie country newspapers p9un3a on
tho Developments, and pablss them, with al
kinds OF Genuaoation assinst tho litganEa ana The
witnesses. Some Of tho papers, On the ether hand,
refuge to rublieh them, because the details arc
considered Indecent and immoral; while the same
journals frequently contain articles sud sketches
iaE more indecent and immoral than anything
which, in this case, has shocked the ialtidious
nerves 81 The Courier and Enquirer, and such Ike
journals The Forrest trial Will constitute a
marked era in fashionable life In New York or
this there can be no doubt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

DANIEL WEBSTER AND SrRrcoLIEo LIBERTY
Hho platform which Mr.. Webster, the Secretary Of
state, lays down in his Kossuth speech, is uni
vcrEal sympathy for struggling liberty in every
quarter of the globe. He expressed it sYecif-
cally, twenty five years ago. for Greece and now,
same platform embraces very active sympathy
fer struggling liberty in Northern Mexico. Cuba,
Ireland, Canada. and everywhere else where OF
preston oxists. MIR. Webstcrs sympathy, there
fore. as described BY his Greek and Hungarian
speeches, aud his famous HUlsomann letter, is ola
most active kind and has its foundation and basis
tie popular vote efaoiyc interference il favor Of
liberty in cvoIy colulry.
Under tits platform, which has been skc.ched by
Mr. Webster, VIC roy lock Toward to TIE anneya-
ti9n Of Cuba, and tloxico, and Canada, to this
republic, rs well to tho formation Of treaties and
relations with struggling liberty in Europe, To any
extent.
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aad things. The Kungarisns ere Aos a,oss among
Europssns in euarslEns when they cone 70 this
country. The irish, for instance, Who have eEi-
grated "a this county, are huous for easnsl.ipG
with each other, and are divided into factions,
called dowrcrs'' and "corkoniAns,'' with
mary other euphOnious designations And after
the famous battle Of slevegsmnon, 10 is4s, when
"the leaders" came over here, they had Numerous
rows-soms Of them heading enc faction, AMI some
anothcr. Assssl,s and frasas In tie street took
place, and riots q. public neetings, ., which
they literally tore tho clothes Of ss:h osheri bacts
The exposure In TIE newspapers seems 10 have hal
the good effect Of requesting thsse ebulitons ever
since, though have rsson 70 believe thsrc IL -
nov
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OiERA AsD FasWos-'ruE Two Iorms. We
are now in the hegnrirg Of she fceonl season q
opcra and fashion. ca Monday evening last. sne
Of the t1o rival conpsnes operel the ball -
Nblo's, with eeradsratls sac.cp Ths perflsm-
ance was excellent, tho artists III EsC sttlus .hcm-
selves with great ability, ard well suftaiuing their
high reputation. The audience vas very rsspes -
bic, art, ic- tho mott part, elegantly drealed.
though not wearing The BAL deeoralioas hitherto
fashiopsble ID Astor Place.
Ii would seem - !! anew class of scsiesy Ia
heen at,racted-a .laas net Ia To habit 81 ylstng
tbs Opera At a., becaussit vas nsssssay u a. -
the exrenre aud the trouble cE appearing 10 fall
drsss every night. 4 new fashion Il rog y. Il
Nibc's, and peopls may a. here il their ord.nary
apparel iust a. they we're wcntto cato me hcstre,
without attracting thO Sr;oaishsa care of tie
audience Who can tell - what tais rev fashion
may lcadl il possible Il may end = a complete
revolution with regard q Gfcts al ne Opera. a8d
saat az some future esy, net very Gistaut, there
viii IL nc necessity of appearing, even 80 bcuss
a. Astor Place, any other house with wbits kids,
white vesta and drss coats e. gentlemen, and, for
ladies' dress caps fca.hcrs towers, era other orra-
ucuts for tie bead, and ribbons acel. opera eloak
jewelry ard al the Other fiery which make al
opera audience 50 brilliant 10 LONDON and Paris,
and hitherto The Goldfish aristocraay Ii this city
This 10 republican country, and u would appear
to be more in conformity win tho genius OF our In
situations, FOR every mar, woman and ehll 70
wear uren those occasions just what they please
50 much for dress now az to numbers
Though the after lance on Monday wa good az
Nibo's, considering the intensely cold wea her, and
a dollar 60 the price II admission, the season viii
not be in its hisbss. state Of development tn
Maretzek opens at the Astor Place on Monday next
Then there viii be q competition between the two
that viii Gil both houses, and ths general public Will
20 to witness the trial Of skill between the Mon
tsgucs and the Capulets-Madame Bcslo, Rose do
Vries, Miss Whiting, Badiali, Bottini Lorini, Col
et!i, A-aih and Others on the one side; with Stef
fanonc, parodj, Patti, Pco, Costn, Salvi, Marini,
Vietti, and Beneventano on tho other II the Astor
Place has the advantage in the women, and particu
arly in contralto and second prima donna, Niblos
has the superiority in the other sex, Neither has
complete troupe for every variety Of opera, though
they will probably both get along pretty well TIL
the erection Of large house, at moderate prices for
admission, ensts thcwhole force Of both companies,
and hen We shall have magnificent troupe, and q
performance every night. There is Ga good time
coming" for opera as well az for everything else
Meanwhile, let us enjoy with contentnent such bless
ings RS the gods have given US.
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Tie bcr. John DcEey, u Beaver. hna been acpentpd
Marshal for tbs Notsrn District cf perpryg.alt "a s
room Of William Irwin resigned
Kofsuth will be In pittsburg Friday
MIR. Burwei ~ Virginia deleps from the lAte
mfroia Convention, has arrived In New Orleans tie
purpose CT attending the Southwestern Convention
The Rev. n Kirk of Boetor, has been appointed
missionary pastor in pars by the american and Foreign
Christian Uniep.
Col phsn Wright one Of the beroes Of tho r.yoia-
op, died In Norfolk the 10Th ul Ia the q IA year 81
his oge.
Col Alexander HClipc has returned TO Msslssirpi
from Bolivia whore he had been the accredited mins.f
rr- NJ err ~rr-ts y cefha fvi.ei ets'es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

MoEE CT LOLA Monies, AND WuLIs AGAIN.
Weunderstand that Lola Monies intends 10 reply
to certain passages in the last letter OF CheyaHer
Wills, in which he misropresents her position and
career in BaVaria-her lifo in Paris-and her mo.
tiyes in coming to this country. She is indignant.
at these Misrepresentation, and her black eyes
burn with vengeance. Tho Jesuts, and other agenis
Of the despOts Of Europe, exiled her from Bavaria,
ard deprived her Of her beautiful chateau and
estates at Landsfeld, besides a large quantity Of
iewelry- (sho has about 100000 Of diamonds still
in her possessionl -becauso she was in favor or
constitutional government and popular rights She
intends to Put this right side up before the Aner
can people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14

INTELLIGENCE Trsn NICARAGUA We learn from Capt.
DA lately arrived from Nicaragua that ths internal
troubles Of that republic not Jet settled Capt. D.
lett the Castillo Rspids The 2ath ut About the 10Th
party Of the friends Of Gen. Munos proceeded to the
prson where he var confined, and released him. lie
then collected his rces sthe and marching ut
the last accounts nrde Leon lie bad between thirty
and 4 r.y Americans nth f.In.
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DRAWING cr TIE Arr UatoN. ia reply to
several inquiries made d m, Yo may folto that
The draRTg for tho pisturos Of The Art Union, dur
.fg the present year, is uncertain depending upon
the sale oil two o. three thousand Tickets before Ito
list can DO considered complete. We suppose, Of
course, that the fifteen thousand subscriptions hayo
not Jet been received They ought 70 bc buried
VIZ m fast af possible.
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United states District Court.

EtIUrO UuV 80 DVttS.
Jaw. 13.-The United States SiT B0Tes coniaip.dg
maujdciiued cctioa goods These goods seized by
the Collector Of tho port OF New York in January 1851
for nudervaiustion They were imported from Glasgow
pc. ship Ann Harley consigned to Austens spicer,
account aud ssls OF John Grant The goods were in.
voiced st G3o3 be- 3D. and appraised by the government
officer al Ea63 los Cd and afterwards appraised by
neroh appraisers G630 LIS f5 lis I'd les, than
tk cir value. Case still on.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE DIPLOMATS Al WISH.
MGroN-BlITrR HosImlTY 70 kossuTu AND Ills
WoRsHIPPEEs- The National I,taligsico, and
other journals at Washington that usually feed az
the public treasury, or pick UP crumbs from tho
diplomatic tables, arc very savage against Chancel-
Tor Walwortb, Of Now York, because he AMI others.
in an address to kossutb, alluded to tho peoulia.
social influence Of Washington against all popular
er.hufiasm for struggling freedom in other coun-
tries. The cold fogies" are waking up. Why
don't Congress stop all their pri;.ipg j3ae Of
cree
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Al. Gas Senator Douglas, who made 60 gtoat
o luls Presidential candidate ilsS sucmcr, has
Tot eot single d,lcEale to tho Baltimore C5uyen.
ton, = Penlfyiyohla, New York, or Now E1gana
Tie votes given ID this State for Marcy, a,e only
tri,h q The batnlutnc1s 10 hide Cas- ua Az ito
patched h.cechlg, ard mean w. Q, Batter q. no.
hing. Gene.al Case ha7 gotta largo msiosity og
the delcgatcs; Marcy, alias Batter, fen; Wool,
pcno; Dorslaa, none; buchanan, nonoi Houston.
rguC.
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MALTA for EIlrOne

TIE NV YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mai steamship Afi,a will leave this port
AZ ts-dsy, for Liverpool The mails will close at
half pa,t ten o'clock. The Nrw YoRx WsEKis IIfRA1p
viii be published st half past nine o'clock this morning
siuele copies, in Wrappers sixpence.
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Bt..fs -, the ls.c.rsaA medicine thc world for tho
crre OF byspsIa and vsreT.l debility cafe and
tonic EvrE imunaats ,eif sud cheerful scnsa.lon OF
ftsN snt stTsrgth. sela tolss,ls ard re,s by S
ID stprf rl Fulton street ~ ~. hinv 1879 A. L. gc9-
will. SO Broadway; srd ~ druggists scrtraiiS.
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NJ Boucc j. GtrdEcF yss tais'ed wits tfs dresagci
seoprrs a. Hsphra Tor eleven yc.rs Tie ditessc had
trtly srsS % Ms wa fast his face.
fHvipr Ariy sth.s tht hs
ire ie Bsssm Three bottes o. this potent compound,
entirely s prosrce u the dread destroyer healed
avery n'cr, rra r'tcru tae s1ferer 10 Ah You that
are spferpe en tbs. q siHin dases snl vhs NJ.
Iadtsr, - No "A rTrrF street. Principal ongs Il0I
IesUFvg IS cents t0ttls -
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Esw Work. "Wednesday, Jan nary In, 1881.
Ii M mary OF the News.

ppBorss T4YLoR s Co. Fun Iron Building, a.e agents
ny The Nav YerE HrFALu in Baltimore, MD.
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styis et wss Jrenounesi tts met perfect imitation q
an urc yst ~ cd Thsse wanting superior arti-s
sfQrd call So RATgNEt Ha cclersted Wiz fsc.o-g, Nr
All Ftott waeTs lie found Sho lsrreGi sud beat
ssrsmsEt II TO ci.s GsEr Nta ssarass
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CnmIf Cufendar rnr rrhIs nax.

srraEaE CouHr-srzc,AL TERa-Nos TO- rs, % 90 SO,
a. 80 a. as a. So S. So Is and So the day calendar
viii be called at the opening Q? the Court and defaults
allowed 70 BE taken. CncUT CouRT.-Nos. IL, liz TO
aua IN GLIDING 125.
100 III, ny, 10, us lA7 1o, l2j, l27 I2S, Isl 49,
las Part 2-same as yesterday.
SUPERIOR CouRr--TsAL ThRm--Noe. g. CO, ia 81, i2s,
100 lia 1874 l23 A. a. IS, LEI, l72 a. 1877 laS 81,
~, IL, 10, ia, i5,Eo, III, $50, Isl, ls2.
Three Old ana Valuable Paintings VIII
sold ~ 1,dsr q e ssts' nos being settled
5. pssass ssr
in shs rear Of the store Of Henry Leeds
Elegant sIeighing all the why to Yon-
. sas a. Ss G
a i Dr. Sq A ss 's n s the
snsly, You must have soe time. get TO KEILIN
1.-THE Air Elites shrcwdly.'-Thc
u. M vss To ra snsSs
k.ss si re ess a.
sscs ,sa sss 1sx than
The place 70 get good shirts, aos Green
% and Of pns,,s m
'''S''' A''S''' 0''''' '0'''noiTh los MLAUoBLIs
Gcntiemsnly Satisfaction satisfac-
tiaa sylemsa teelsR sscgW set OF elegantly made
the s .s sada p, TO .a.Sed A e, H ws
his .hrs avays ready st the time promised and never
require alteration.
VI islsHd .n Il
sr les money ian o,her Tailor Know Of
Commercial Bank. Perth smboy.-Notcs
on ts brnh are rodoemed 81 Is cent discount. BY
sioi s :" " '''' '''''' = '''HSh' ''f f''as HSa'
The Fest Sc gers, or all the most approved
sssls :s;ssd 4, -
his eu'omers win article when carnos fail paae
ana Pier Prne9s no interior article il ever paine;
il. MORALES. rs Nassau street.
Buffalo O.srshocs aud Moccasfns fer
S .ss' q s ''s aes ssi
rt ores. adj ssen ssshsr Bocts aai ovorysbns to %
sHsh o tat e. ss Oyer YEA sS DO Ec,ea.ssa = sny
sGpstirr. 10 Sui,;u stss s.- '''''''' '' ~ $40
The Poora surea gSatuIte Hsly OF Con-
napier All ilscss On Sendsy: .na rsdays s. 43t
p az: as Ss' and and T,'' ss
wshns 20 bear srilsa ne miraculous eeetsd " III
osr. Il nas nd W. IN asTGN scsrsay
Gorraaa's Ii4uid Hair Dye IL without
s1sSIsa ?, srs T Sang
sskie. s,owsss. essss ohsies roashnsss Se. Youifs
sss,s % hi: tgSTi ny gas' q ,ho toiy Land
ssaF ssOAaTaS; csiisnas' . ) Third st.. rhisaephia
HAIR ~ Tor . &C Ia bra " a Lsq uIa
nsr Dye tv bct discovered for eoiorng she hair or
whlers, NO omcas !. = spfCe Ire wonderful eas ana
.ottsty With sheh ~, ayri.e sud Oidstsb lshed Hair
Dye rerioas 4 art nsh0z ~ 10 for eslo srped, ;,
enEtnEAoRs viz fsetVss Not "sl street Copy tAf
ssaress
Was nG6 roupeea. - Hatchcior's Esv
StyIs OF Hsg Ircr0uncgt te perfect cf
yst rvartre. Thsss wanting article
sfQrd al. 50 RATGNEIt RS celetrsed Wiz fsc.o-y. Mi
Wal FtrOct. wseT3 lie found Sho arreGi
ssrsurct II TO cf.s. Corr Nha ssarasa
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hrsnes can 10 pnrehaSd ST very reasonable ct
rev and splendid estahhmsnt of the undersigned HlT-
rs nhusu. FACT tiles tho undersaoei cnshci % snrpiY
bic Gu with article lich fsi please.
His SCARS all 1sYrarteo sjo 10 his order ia Havana
ANA Pler Prneps and inferior ar.is.e il raos
IA. NoRALEs. rs NAss.u s.r.st
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The place 20 get good shirts, 202 Green
vieh Garner OF Chambers street, YThe public are in
viz ed 20 call and examine specimens
also every article in Under Clothing Scsrfs. CrA7a.s
TIiOS M'LAUGULIN,
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nunalo or,rshoe. nna Moecasln. ~,

rdng % traTens cork G0le Iasat leather. eaIs
Ucaa tcss hold rubber Overhoes descriptions;
style o. Boot cork double sole proof sEd
,nt dfess trd pstent leather Boots All everything te
heEEht o. Tor 10 isst owr lsa DO yGrcnassd ~
es1ef e,tabtsh !, - 3foeAs eeialrsea Boot and 500
smporilia 10 Iuiton stgcat.
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Gcntiemsnly Sntisfnc tl0n.-The satisfac-
taa easlcmsa tss in. seSATas set OF elegantly made
Pune,nalto the hour and perfectly adapted the gure
bis trs ere always restyat the time promised and
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ceisbrat ted Liquid

nsr Dye tu bct discovered for e,oring OF
rhislefs NO omca. u = sppcs. The wonderful ana
ottsty With which s ny1-i,e idstsh ished Hair
Dye rerorns = D.stoz 10 FOR eslo or suped
gsa
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Three Old and Valuable Paintings VIII

be sold by Of Executors being settled
z. auction room OF HENRY LEEDS. No Wall street,
Thursdsy tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ These paint
inss DO az No. Wall street, the picture gallery
In tLe rear Of the store Of Henry Leeds
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rRIaEtlNaI..

- y y ~. 49,
f.'t IT, tbs WRITER or AlEgrER D -prsTrr1.
n Sos 4-rsstn fts G.urury feAe Algyb-sel -
trLsKaa We ss since dlt0 yin fad II say - h.
h4fr9 tbs y Box 2Nii Poe Dios SWIM XIX ,,sSs,
el No hoae - trred ia thar ea.er AT IN ~ S
e. 4ftissahf, sd NatEe a. Interview oaa IL mad
n NV rIFE0N GIVING rNFops,rroy On ~, -
AN,aue " N04ti Diotson boy aged six,scn
~ .As.ees'cy tt~attte. Description saie hrlr,
hthh " 1afA ~ I've pifca OF Of ops III III.
eh lCs tnErf a ~. hsEd fg ~ orooIed 5lnts ooat
hath Nofn fiai rsais. 80
khFuAhAllos whETED.-Of Mr.. r. nsTgHAx
ssss - g tssa aetniA y Vera Cruz, and then took
kAG - hts ietk W the bark Brsllisro. 9aiA Mr n,,
fa tt cn she passss, 70 The frs, ocor ar nemer thsr
~ ~ sn rns'e Ia Now York II 70 co. ho or ma raj,
nr asm VII please call on toara tts bark Hrnse,o a.
thats &eereso 70 she Said bark, At Pier No. o. TS
ihrOkaArlnS WsHrtD-.AEN KlLBpIpr. ron.
nsdy % albany bat BQN in this otv. viii rl,.se al,
81 bA.ten b'ttra&r. Esr0hnnlg NO 6soutn William,
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sIssrea hevory best eqasy
celebrated C0nI.uds Ecaiessel sosp
Irscke. taovGeas cssls ohsfc~. roaghncss youirs
snbtie vprt s hair frera Sy rart OF The body LIQUID
Horrc, by Nfits, snd Hair uios A. 81 ReNer attaes
Bs0a3zny cslirnior IS y Third A., Phiiadephia
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The Cold and Heating Weather ,Jmo-

nisfea ene 60 lock we'll 10 tho frsnd T.
SMITH R 2 futoD street. ABLE tasteful and
etteer and ssn put more clothes ones back
lar lees money than any other Tailor know OF.
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.. The AIR Bites shrcwdly.--Thc

- The Air Bites Shrcwdly.'-Thc nc.
mArkably Pleasant weather have enjoyed the past
Eonh must give way to TIE reign land snowsl Of "Old
bo-cas Prepare for it, ladies' Knox has the finest
sortment Of elegant lusuroua and beautiful Furs col
gsth and hs prices economical than
ever KNOX Ia 1t No i23 Fulton street.
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Elegant sleighing all the why to YOn-
keYs- better, after get of the pavement
Go r. and e. GOD dinner and 3 ant q his
and the Dr. will furnish the and light MP sratu
eusly. You must have gocd tae You get 70 KELLIN
GERS. Dc not fail to 70.
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On ts bnnh are rodoemed 50 rs per discount by
Evsnn ~ ~ - Fulton street. Ia paymcns for ready made
slotfiEs.
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Applc to the payment Of the Interest AMI prime
pal OF the above stock the Of the Ram
ing Department holds in trust the following
Assets OF insolvent banks. ............... s25C2s
Bonds and mortgages. lfO72
Money 10 the Treasury Observation-Disclosures. 6,626
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
No II

An ordnance to secure he tllage qsain't danger'
from fire
Sec. l. No person shall place or keep ash
es or any substance from which FIRE is likely
to originate within twenty feet Of any bull
ding or other combustible matter, except in
some ircombustible vessel or inclosure under
penalty of not less than one dollar, nor more
than twenty dollars.
Sec 2 II any person shall explode any
powder in the said Incorporated village Of
Bellevue, either with FIRE arms, crackers,
rockets, or otherwise he shall incur penalty
of not less than one, nor more than twenty
dollars
Sec 8. If any person shall throw any FIRE
balls, or FIRE substance, either about Ghs streets
or alleys or upon any lots in said village, or
kindle any FIRE in any streets, alleys. or about
the public grounds, or upon any pavement in
said village, or if any person shall deposit amy
shaVings rubbish, straw or hay in any
street, alley, or upon any lot in-said village
within ffty feet Of any house or other bull
ding for the purpose Of setting the same on
FIRE, he shall incur a penalty Of not less than
one dollar, nor more than twenty dollars. oil
such substances to be burned between the
hours of seven in the morning and one in the
afternoon.
See. 4. No person shall stack or keep
within said village any hay, straw, or foder
within four rods of any building where FIRE
is used fer any purpose under . penalty of
not less than one noF greater than twenty
dollars.
JAMES MoKIM Mayor
E. D. FoLLErr Recorder.
Passed August 90: 1882.