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Railroad Accident,

BosToS, March 8, 1868
On Saturday afternoon the Lawrence Railroad,
fory loaded baggage out OF train of Gfty
thrswn OF the track and eight OF aem pitched down
embankment Of twenty feet The freight conductor
badly injured, and the track considerably dnmegsd The
v4eck prevented tho passage OF trains until yesterday.
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Destructive Fire In south Wore ester, Mass.
WORCESTER, March g. 1854

nre occurred in South Worcester about two O'Clock
this morning, destroying the machine shop Of White &
Poyden the satnet OF Bgeow and Bartlett
and the boarding house Of Bartlett Warden The total
boss is estimated at from SIS 900 to $40 OOo The nsu.
rance Il small.
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Death Of New jersey ssAss seus<ar.
Tus1ox, March q isSs.
died this afternoon, at his lodgiEgs OF nrlsy noxS
Houses immediately adjourned.
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| NosSoLk, IHrch g. lSss
United States brig Dolphin Leutenan. Bene min .,.
msnang 70 days from Ilsbon via Madsra Tenasiae
| arrived 70 day.
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WiLLAM iA, ~ lhANkLiN, AnCTiONEER-VERY
tventy eight lots of ground bounded by Broadway and
Eleventh avenue seventy eighth aud Seventy sreets
having front on broadway of 40 feet-Wm H. Franklin
son Co. will .e on Tuesday 18th March at II o'clock,
tle herchAnt Exchange y lots Of ground together with
the lyrse hotel thereon known Burnhas Retreat 24
feet on broadway tho the Eleventh avenue
N etp inches seventy ninth street. which 100 feet
vide and s iees u inches on Seventy street Also
font a % feet broadway 81 feet inches Eleventh
svenus snd ~ feet In depth in the longest line NJ BThs
sale vii be without limitation whatever TO tho highest
bidder and will be sod In entire parcel Terms70 per
cent can remain on bond and mortgage for ten at
pr cent nterct thographic be obtained AZ the
onee ofthe suctioneer previous TO sale.
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Inc steamship NInr1On mt Charleston.
CHARLESTON, March s, 1853.
The Y. 5. mail stermshlp Marion, Capt. b. Berry ar.
rived herc a. o'clock this morning
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CPRING FURNITURE sALEs.-THE UNDERsiGN.ElD M. ID
~ informs his friends and the public, that no
s usual give his pcrsonal attention 70 sales
Of at the residence OF families, &c ALBERT "
NICOLhY Real Estate and General Auctioneer, ~ Wai
efreet
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A -HIAND ENCAMPNENT, NO I, WILL HOLD
"A their trst annual festival aud ball Thursday evening
March 10 lsS st Military Hall Bowery The tickets are
limited few left and each application accepted
Tickets ~ the door on the evening of the ball.
yoHS ANDERSON Secretary.
LsorARp sPRIsosrErs, Treasurer
A cARD;.TnE UNDERSIGNED TAKE LEAVE TO
"A invite the attention of the public 20 the valuable
collection o. Egyptian antiquities collected by Dr. Abbott
during residence o twenty years In Exypt and placed
sxhbiton In the stuyvessnt Institute Tho
hA,s seen the collection in Egypt and they we'll the
high opinion entsuAned of there and also by Egyptian
scholars In Europe The collection 10 be
r more extensive and interesting than existing except
those 81 the Royal Museums and ID IL subject
s,on that such wonderful illustrations of the and
habits o the ancient Egyptians extending period
thousand tefore the Christian should be made 40.
esssilie 70 tho people of ths country. Sirned by
iona M wainwright, DID, Henry ChAnney Jr.,
kobert u Mnturn Chas. r. Degen
Robert Lemon Kennedy, Howard Crosby
George william Curtis, Sidney A. schiefHn
n. II. Champlin NJ ID.
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GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS-ANTHONY
anetioneer, will sell Tuesday the 18th
the Merchants Exchnp ye seven lots of ground on
Tic Third avenue ieth street See at the Of
hce Of the suctioneer.
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WnLIAM IRVING a co. AucTIoNEERs.-As

WIILIAh IRVING Co, AUCTIONEERS.-AS
w sgnees sale ~ |ooo Havana and South American
ssra " order o. Alfonso Delerose assignee To BIO sold
eelock aio Pine street comprising regalias melar
mune, and ondee sses and various well brands
hegas dc dia danrsdorA londrcs Shakespeare U, Of
solsnsr "a Ia eparan1re oil marinora for dc
Justo sanE &c Terms ninety days all sums over $500
approved endorsed notes, under that amount, cash.
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EDIToRs OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ state In paper that the entries Hunting
irk course are postponed unt the 18th of this
otise yours, AZ, JOS. JEWELL.
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SPORTING.

A VERY LARGE fox WILL M LET L0osE on
n Friday next, March a. st iOf o'clock al GecTxr sat
tons Prospect Hl Brooklyn He respectfully ssft ths
oompsny of his friends, aud wishes them q fetch their
hounds.
L,oR sALE-A SPLENDID JET BLACK NEwfoUND
land dog Also, three rat terriers small breed Inguirs
AZ zoo Water street, up stairs
NANCY PIGEONs-FOR SALE. CHOICE coLLEc
ton tho various kinds poutcrs earrier fans runs
tumbiers DC Apply at - yesey street
C,pORTING.-THERE WILL BE PINE SPORT ron
- the fancy this evening at IN BRoNNS - East Thr
teonth street between Broadway and Universty place
will be any quantity Of rats On hand and no istAke
TNouNp-A PAWN CoLoRED SPANIEL sTRAyISG
boutNinth street. on Sunday, March lth The owner
have him by applying etN Sinth street Ia tas "a sent
this day
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


COPARTNERsHIP NoTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed partnership under the hrm
OF HEkTs BROTHERS. In THO impernng stationary aad
fancy goods business ~ ~ HERTs, Jl
New York, March 7, 1883 JACOB nEhTS
NToTICE-THE CoPARTNERsHIP HHRKroFoRE
existing between tho tubecrber. under the ara ~ Van
The business VI the hrm will he closed Oresto a. ~
kalenbash. q. &. ~ kALILNbASH.
ANDREW l.. VAN WALLER
New York March I, 1873
No. q sullivan q, oREsTEs G. A. KlHfgNBAsM
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE
i tween Henry Decker Ienry wattman, has hesn aiS
solved by mutual consent, this date New forf March
lst3. ukNRN DkCkfR,
A PARTNER WANTED WITH CASH CAPITAL
IA Of goo 10 In dry goods store Tho husin~ss
already estabiished aud dony trst rate business
good locality with lease q three from nest Msy
Please o. Herald ofee stating where
terview can be had.
A PARTNER wANTED-wIru FROM s1o To sg0
N In profitable and cash paying business u setvs
man This opportunity D. invet ale above
and n tile caus profits "a tic business Apply
{. B HowEs - NAssaa street.
DARTsER wAsTED-wITH CAPITAL or sxvE
III raj thousand dollas, ~ rurr.sl apparatus maksr
understands business thoroughly kdJreks Mr. lsgs
| pil, wine merchant, 5i2 broadway.
c.J AnO TO ~ Oco-AS ACTIVE PARTNER WANT
s?l UUU ed join tbe advertiser IN msnufseinrtnr a.
ty letters patent snd pays from ~ 10 10 cent has
quiycs psrsoIs and capital N0ns but resp9n&hs
men need answer Address With and where 70 -
| seca, Manufactures. Herald once
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DAINTERs.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HOUSE
u Painters Society will be held at Convention Hall,
Wooster street on Thursday evening March 10, at az
O'clock for tho Of taking into consideration the
necessity Of increase OF to meet the increased
penses for oil the necessaries OF life Every member
earnestly requested 10 attend by order OF the Society
CAILoRs AND MARINES, WHO SERVED on THE
- coast OF California during the Mexican from 1916
to lsO, can obtain their extra pay by calling r. T.
BETS, 10 Wall street basement
CT PATRICK'S DAY-REPUBLICAN FRIENDS OF
- Ireland The committee meets ths evening March 9th
at half past o'clock, at Tammany Hall All who de-
unite with this body in the celebration
respectfully invited 60 attend.
@. II. KEyIN, Secretary.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW yoRK-NEDIcAL DEPART.
u ment.-The annual oommoncemcnt Of the medical
department will be held on Wednesday March 9th at
ngton square. Tie profession and public generally
speotfully invited to attend.
JOHN W. DRAPER, President Of the Medical Faculty.
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE or NEW YoRK.-CoL.
~ lege Of cians and SurseonsThe annual commence
ment will DO hold Thursday i0h March In the College
Hall ~ Crosby street at half past seyon o'clock T. NJ Tho
profession and the public are invited 20 attend.
R0BT WATTS, NJ. d., Sec 70 the Faculty.
VARNIsHERs AND PoLIsuERs AR0UsE.--A MEET.
York will he held at Keens Fourteenth Ward ets
Grand and Elizabeth streets Thurday even,sg next
10th ins at o'clock All those who consider the present
of insufficient 20 exist upon, requeted 20
attend Come one, come all. NM COOK, Chairman.
l.. SHINE, Secretary.
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ITO LEASE AT PUBLIC AUCTION-ALL THE Gel
hrs under Essex Aarket-The lease for year,
e hr 81 neat OF the collars under Essex Market will
- sod Al public auction at the City Hail. at I2 NJ ON tho
h DAY - March Instant Terms OF sae-Ten cent Of
rent and the expense OF the SALE to he paid the
toector o the city Revenue at the time sale The
sees VIII be required 10 give bond for double the
ara conditioned for the payment Of the
rent quarter yearly and the fulhment part the
ecvenan Of the lease The per cont will be on
We rt quarter rent forfeited u the give
auisctory security and execute tho with
IN hteen dsyssner the sale. A C. fLAGG Comptroller.
WM n. JONES. AUcTIONEER.-BY JONES 4 DO.
gsr-ihis day At i0l o'clock, at the store Is Spruce
street household furniture marble top counter tables
chairs carpets trunk Of clothing, and variety Of other
goods, tnmhlers Ac.
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MASONIC S0TIcE.-HARI.EM, YoRKyILLE, MOTT
M HAven, And sic.Lsy An sssttsx Of tr Pre-
ssIs: = - cns,s Sess - . ~ = - sisss sf
Thursday evening losh March I3 ~ ~ O'clock con.
suit wth regard TO orEsnirins new Lodge ~ Harlem 10
hoped there will be full meeting.
MELRosE soUTH-owNERs or Lors NOT nav.
M ing sheir deeds are nothsd % call and pay their
Teresa money before Monday THE cos GE
kARD w. MORRIS, No. ! New street. corner of Wall
no. employed on the Daily National Democrat held
on Tuesday evening March lhS the following prcambI
and resolution ~as un nanimously adopted -
Whereas has been foreman Of the
Daily National Democrat that sthe Intention
prietors OF said Journal Messrs Burr Hale 70 advance
price OF composition their and after the lth
infant from thirty two cents thousand
New York Prnsrs Union rste to thirty per
thousand Therefore
Rssoved Thstth proprietors Of Daily National Demo
entitled To sincere thanks thus
rendering to without previous kno wodxs
the advance above noted which consider more JUST
compenration TO competitors employed daily
newspapers. WM. NJ ROBINSON, Chslrmsn.
JoiiS GArTrn, Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


ID W.. WEsTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.-HANDSOME
II. household furniture. this Wednesday morning at
o'clock No az Charles street. embracing the furniture
house. consisting Of elegant
ier furniture in satin brocatee French pier and oval
tension dining table, rosewood mahogany and marble top
bureaus and wnshands centre pier and fancy marble
nattresses lace window curtains and ornaments; rich
shades mahogany sofas and tete atetes mahogany and
book case handsome mahogany WARDROBE
mnnssn and cottage chairs Yotare rocking do in
LAID and fsrs tables silver decorated China Kitchen
iarn,sre se Also number Of choice paintings richly
framed Also rosewood piAnoorte Catalogues can be OBJ
tned Of the anetoneer at the house morning
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HotsEs AND LOTS, CORNER OF CRANBERRY
II a,d Henry streets and Nos. 0s aud ITO Pineapple
street BrOokyn-JAMES COLE will sell nj auction,
Thursdey March TO- at II o'clock AZ the Merchants Ex
change Now York. five houses and lots Cranberry street.
~ Henry street. vacant lot Henry street. ad
5oinng aGd houses and lots Noe los and 40 Pineapple
street Fulton street. brooklyn Sale under tho
Zion OF Mcssrs. Lott, Murphy and Vandorbilt.
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DURrIc ADMINISTRATORS sALEn,HoRsEs CAR,
II clock at noon the premises No. l Duane street
pair horses carriage harness whip blankets &c. belong
Peter Lawless deceased By order OF
PETER u. SWEENY, Public Administrator
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ErToRTs TO DEFEAT THR COPYRIGHT TREATY
INDIGNANT DEMOCRATS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March Sill Pm
n l. reported, uTon respectable authority that an
agent Of the book publishers Of New York. Is here with
City thousand dollars al his disposal II necessary, 10
defeat the copyright treaty II this be 10 waste Of
moley Tor there !. every prospect that the treaty will
b. ratified.
Trouble Is commencing The appointment Of Peter O.
Washington Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, has
created nten,e ndsnston among the democrats here
protest has already been cent TO General Pierce Nr
Cashrie made the appointment. q.
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ID A. Chiffon AUCTIoNEER.-sALE OF ELEGANT
I'D household furniture, nearly new and Manufactured

EXECUTOR'S SALE.-WM. n. FRANKLIN, SON 4 CO.,
~ will sell at auction at the Merchants Exchange In
ths New York. at II o'clock on Thursday March lo
land situated in the township OF Hampstead
plank road and two from the railroad depot Inquire Of the
auctioneer, No. Broad street. A. McDonno 525 Poar
street. Patrick Roney go West Sixteenth street. executors
ExECUToRs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
E atSouth Oyster Bay Queens Co., T. IA j. Bcecksr
Y at II M Wednesday, March 1853 by order Of the
executors fertile and finely situated farm ~ South Oyster
Bay L. L. lying between the turnpike road and the bay be-
longing estate of Thomas Jones deceased containing
Will be first offered entire IL not disposed Of
will be sold parcels For further particulars inquire Of
the auctionecr Ne Broad street. N. " OF JONES,
j, S, j JONES, tic premises.
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TAMTs N. MILLER, AUCTIONEBR-BRoOKLYN
81 Property SacThe convenient and desirable dwell
house and No 72ddagh street. between Henry
Hks streets Brooklyn will be sold a. puSlic auction at
day TO- Mt IL O'clock nj The lot s about 25
feet by about 100 feet deep Part Of the purchase
uey may bond and mortgage. For further par
cuIsra iuaure r. Tlou No. Nassau street. New York
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TOR SALE-BY JAMES COLE, AUCTIONEER, AT
the Merchants Exchange New York Thursday, the
tenth day of March, instant ut the house and lot No
Front street Brooklyn TIE second house iro the Brook
lyn Bank and only few doors from the Fulton ferry
Possession the first of May next Seventy cont
remain three mortae Terms the day of SALE
Inquire Of c. d. q. A. SACkETT 50 Nassau St, N. Y.
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W soMERINDYKE, AUCTIONBRR-sTORE NO.
81. IL spruce street. To Piano and Cabinet Were Makers
auciion this day, March gsh nj IL o'clock, A. NJ, at
The piano factory No 62 White street rear badias All the
stock ard in the said factory " wit
large quantity Of black walnut cherry M maple and Pas
lum yenecrgs mouldngs, piano stools legs and iron
france s~pral piano finished and urhnshed and
parts several and ono cask OF varnish one
writ ing desk four stoves and pipe DC, &C,
"'e ~ SOMERINDYKE Attorney for MortgareA
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next year. is TO be mainly fought at the Rspresant,
I'VE elecnons, the election Of Senators Is by no means
ommPorant. The moral effect OF having carried q
meJony OF tne Senate Ia always great In behak Of
tne successful party. In 1850, the coalition elested
decided majority OF the Seuste DC the regular eIee
ton day. and the wings 50 disheartened at tis
that they made NO hght at all at the subsequent
Representative elections. One cause OF this = M
whichever party has control Of the Senate can ~
who shall be Governor, the House selectnr ina ~
OF the four highest candidates voted for by tn 80
PIE, and the Senate voting for whichever Of tssse
two 1t peases. Opin on has been decided ON this
subject that the House has hitherto confined II seee
ton 10 two from the three highest though the fourth
man may this year be favored with seleo1ion-a
possible but not q probable, case. Another reason
s that the party having the larger number q Gens
tors has the greatest weight in the convention e he
two branches for filling the Sen storia vacancies.
Suppose that the wings should have seven nAjority
in the House and the coalition ten in the Senate,
upon voting on joint ballot toe small majority Of
three would give to the cosItion all the nsw Genar
tors the selection Of Governor and the choice Of
all officers elected on joint Oa'lot But shall pass
over the Senate until the various tickets shan an
have been placed in the aeld, which win be absut
ten days hence.
Coalitions have been formed in Essex, BsThshiss
and Franklin counties, win perfect case. There y
democratic administration ticket up in Eassx.
These are distinct from the Barstow democrats, who
are aniiadminstration men and by far the best Of
the twe having the boldness TO state exactly what
they feel Another distinction Is said to be- that the
Lord, or administration democrats. are mainly com.
posed Of disappointed coalition ofice-seeken, while
the Barstow party claims to be free from ofes seek
ing. They are-themselves being judges-ths m
stained The Lord men affect to he in favor Of The
new constitution and yet pursue In politics
calculated to prevent its adoption. The Barstow
men, knowing that the success oftde consultation
means the success of the Coalition denounoe that in
strument and avow their deter nination TO vote
against its adoption. The Loraes are largely com
posed of old GarrsOnian abolionists. and Il was Ut
Mr.. Lords recommendation, aud through his infu.
ence, that Mr. Merrill noted ablitionist q the "co
venant wi,h-heand league with-the devil school,
was appointed Postmaster OF Glou ,ester TO the a.
constituent Of the old Casses. Tue Barst0wltes were
never abolitionists, and clearly the men upon
whom must devolve the business OF saving the Union.
On DIT, thai tue temperance men are to bring up
Mr.. Samuel Hoar for Governor, because Gen. Wilson
will not answer their letter. Mr. Hoar hates the Gene
raj and will do all he can to prevent his being made
Governor, but that is NOT much AL00xA.
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Crime In Paris


In the year 1852, 2l,3l6 persons were arrested at
Paris, and OF these by far the larger numbar--that
is to say, $685. were taken in the fact OF commit
ting the acts for which they were after yards indie ed
before the courts. The amount of arrests III Hd-
granite proves the promptitude and activity Of the
police. The months oil October, November, aud De-
cemher show fe yer cases OF arrest LaD any other
month Of the year. January presents by far the
largest IumSer Of arrests-namcy, 1850,
OF the 81 3l6 persons arrested, ,l53 were imGlc-
datoly discharged, ard 57f were takea 80 the hos.
pta Of So. Denis and Viet Cotierets Among the
Il $40 prisoners there were 22S lads and 53l girls
under age, $50 were foreigners. aud 1870 were
for the first time in custody l23 of the persons
arrested were inhabitants oil the department Of the
Seine. OF the foreigners AL were Beleians; there
were STA natives of Sax0ny 1876 Du.chman, l0g
Prnssans l0i natives Of yitzerand 81 Italians. IS
Bovarians, SO Austrsus, SO Poes, 80 natives OF
Great Bii,ain, - Spsniafds, l6 Hessiaus, l6 uun-
garsns, l6 Danes, II SSedes, Persians, Tux,
Greeks End Egyptians.
CT the q BIG persons arrested, 6 4lf were taken
Up az yagtonls, 2,G9a were arrested for begging.
1886 for the inacion ~ the police regulations and
10 tOS persons Who could not properly DC G0us derCd
~ nsleactors. There were IL arrests of frgcrS aad
ccn9s, cases Of "concusson,' and ,6iS Of rebel.
lonthht - to say, in marY instances OF resistance
agspst the police ZIG persons were srresed as
guilty e the fae of prohibited books 81 for a'cden
Iol granddaughter, 81 for murder or attempts 70
der, 695 for inceceHt assaults, sc lis lSr adultery,
aid 80 FOR tte abduction OF minors.
There were 53 arrests for hgbE ny robbery ltj for
bous bleaking in the dey aud 30 for housebraak'ng
A. night 3s7 for tbeft- committed by servants 95 for
tbofts in houses, SIG for simple larceny i3 for re-
ceiving stolen goods, 81 for fraudulent bankruptcy
$50 for swindlng, and S72 for abuse of confidence.
Among the Perronsarrested are $50 day llborors,
ga shoemakcIs, 1853 servants 746 c,rpcntors 673
seamstIesses 63? masons, $50 driver of vehicles 5C6
locksmiths, asa taJrs, 1868 housepainters 500 cab-
net makers, 32l merchants clerks 200 chifoniars,
292 beschers, 279 bakers, 20 keepers of wincshsps
222 printers 20 turner's 2Ol salaried servants OF Va
Iious kinds 1877 cooks, 193 butchers, 1877 prostitutes
lO4 jewellers 139 engravers 1872 proprietors Of houses
gardens &c, 128 paper stainers, l2G gardeners lie
hatters, Ill boys at school, and s. wigmakers.
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quite as strong as II Is At this moment The Maine
law then had no existence. The following table will
SHOW how the towns would have been represe ated
had each voted for Representatives it did for Go
vernon. The towns put under the coalition head
gsye majority against Mr.. Winthrop, and those
under the shig head gave a majority for that gen.
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On the Goth inst, the upper floor OF the New York Mills
on Browns Race, Rochester, gave way carrying with u
the floors below and about 5000 bushels of wheat $500
bushels OF feed and lot OF -four The ume was broken
out and the wheat and feed carried down the bank into
1he Genesee II IL supposed the loss Of wheat viii be az
least coo bushels besides the feed and other damage