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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

Anu oNeI -O,uOO PACKAGES sofa DIV the retailers.
Barnard, Brother x Co., Wholesale Agents. have
disposed of l44,000 packages. [jan. l, 1852.
CT Price, ONE DINE PER ROLL; THREE ROLLS
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; or 81 PER DOZEN.
II ltber II discount made TO Country Merchants.
For sale by the Druggists and country Mer-
chants generally throughout the United States and
Canada
The candy is neatly put up with directions for
use. A handsome engraving of the Scottish Coat
of Arms. and the written signature of Hamilton
Wade, (ProPrietor,) is on the outside wrapper of
each roll and package.
BARNARD q CO., Wholesale Druggists, No
lao Main Street, st. Louis, Mo-, are the General
Agents.
Orders from the country, or applications for
agency, directed TO them, will meet with prompt
attention.
or For sale by the Druggists of Fayette, Hunts
vile, Bloomington and Brunswick, and at Glasgow
by 0. Henderson, and F. w. Digges & Co.
October 2s, 1S52-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

Ihis medicine is uncqualled for the treatment OF
Cholera Morbus, DiarrhGa, Dysenterey. Bowel
Complaints, &C., especially among children. No
parents who love their children and desire to pre-
serve their health and lives, should be without a
supply on hand. Persons travelling should be well
supplied with ii. II is pleasant to take and affords
immediate relief. Co Price 25 cents per bottle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
GENCY
OF THE
EAGLE COTTON FACTORY

WE have been appointed agents for the sale of
w the products Of this factory, and offer them,
by the package only, at factory prices. We are
now receiving 200 bags assorted yarn, with LARGE
stock of carpet chain, Irvine, wick, and first and
second quality batting, and solicit orders from mer.
chants and grocers.
Sept. % WE. BIRCH g. SON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

C77 All the above popular medicines manufac-
tured and sold wholesale and retail by DowN1HG &,
Co., ProPrietors, at their Medical Depot, No. 1876,
Third street. Washington Avenue, ST. Louis, Mo.
Also, for sale by
o. HENDERSON, Glasgow.
SeDtember 9. 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
CO. WAGNER'S
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY,

U. ". w AUN6h
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY,
(Next door to Chiles' Old Corner,)
Water ST., Glasgow. No.
T,HE subscriber respectfully announces that he
l. is prepared at the shortest notice to fill orders
for cakes Of every description, for
Wedding Occasions, Social Parties.
OR FAMILY USE.
His stock of plain and fancy candy is complete,
and embraces, in part,-
cRIMPED CANDIES.
Peppermint, Lemon,
Sassafras, Hoarhound, Wintergreen,
Cinnamon, Cream, Rose, Glove, sc.
Peppermint, large 8 small q Gin Cinnamon,
Peppermint, Victoria,
Acidulated Lemon, Rose.
FANCY CANDIES.
Star, Vanilla Cream, Flat Lemon, (clear)
Sugar plums, assorted Sugar & burnt almonds.
Bloomer&aniseed comfts Rock, different colored.
Plain and Gilt French Kisses; all kinds Lozenges;
large and small Cornucopies, &c. &c.
All of which will be carefully packed, and de-
livered any where in the city, or promptly forwar-
ded to neighboring towns
Glasgow, janis, 1852. G. o. WAGNER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
FINLEY s. DoUGFEERTY.

CORNER ST. CHARLES & FIFTH STREETS
ST. LOUIS, TO-,
n iA9aSS KEEP constantly on hand, Of their
GsS s;zSf own manufacture Carriages, Barou
-Sz----Z-ches and Buggies, together with har
ness of the best style and material Persons visiting
the City are respectfully invited to call at their es
tablishment
Refer to Mr.JoHN D. Percy, Glasgow, Mo-,
st. Louis, Feb. 3, lSj3--tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
c. ID. SULLIVAN s. CO.,
FRESH GROCERIES FOR 1853.

AS. y. IHUAISON i
y sale the following
&C hhds prime sugar;
80 bbls plant'n molasses;
10 do Belcher's S II do;
80 hf do do do,
so 10 gall. kegs do;
so bags prime Rio coffee;
20 do old gov. Java do;
16 bbls clover seed;
so NJ. percussion caps;
l bag black pepper;
l do spice;
10 bxs mould candles;
/ cask saleratus;
80 kgs nails, ( Iron M'n;)
8 kegs Dupont's fine ri
file powder;
~ Or. kgs do do;
2 cases canister powder;
10 bbls apple vinegar;
70 doz. buckets;
l keg bar lead;
4 bXs pint TASKS;
% bags shot;
A bxs pepper sauce;
ID bXs nutmegs;
10 bXs pearl starch;
4 doz "Jewett" plows;
l Dbl oysters;
l do pecans;
l do peanuts;
10 bXs cheese;
3 bsks champagne wine;
10 bXs oranges;
! frail dates;
6 bxs yeast powder;
2 do Lemons;
7 do fancy candies;
A chests fine tea;
80 bbls white lime;
l case preserved ginger;
Glasgow, March 10,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STo-
MACH OF TIE OK, after directions of BARON LIE
NC, the great Physiological Chemist, by j. S.
HorGHToN, NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
u DIGEsT.o Such is the meaning of the word
PEPSlN. Ii is the chief element, or great Digest
ing Principle Of The Gastric Juce--the Solre,t Of
Inc Food. the purifying. preserving and stimulating
agent of the Stomach and mtestnes. II is extract
ed from the digestive stomach of the Ok, thus
forming true pigestira F"id, precisely like the
gastric juice in its chemical powers, and furnishing
complete and perfect substitute for it.
This is Natures CrR remedy for an unhealthy
stomach. No art of man can equal its curative
powers. II contains no Alcohol, Bitters. Acids or
Nauseous Drugs. II is extremely agreeable 10 The
taste, and may be taken by the most feeble patients
tress. Beware of druggcd limitations. Pepsin is
NOT A DRUG.
Half teaspoonful of Pepsin infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Fire Pounds Of Roast Beet
in about two hours, out of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
The scientific evidence upon which this remedy
is based is in The highest degree curious and re-
markable.
Call on the Agent and get descriptive circular,
gratis giving large amount Of Scientific Eridence,
from Licbig's Animal Chemistry; Dr. Combe's
Physiology Of Digestion; DR.. Pereira on Food and
Diet; Dr.. John W. Draper, of New York Unver-
sity; Prof, DHnglson's Physiology; Prof. Silliman
of Yale College; DR.. Carpenters Physiology. &C.;
together with reports of cures from all parts of the
United States.
PEPsIN IN FLUID AND POWDER.
DR.. Houghton's Pepsin is prepared in Powder
and Fluid Form-and in Prescription walls for the
use of Physicians. The Powder will be sent by
mail, free ot postage, for one dollar, sent 10 Dr..
HoughOn. Philadelphia.
OBSERVE THis!-Every bottle of the genuine
PEpsIN, has the written signature of DR.. j. s.
HoUehon. NJ. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphia,
Pa. Copyright and trade mark secured.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
CT For sale by o. HENDERSON, Glasgow,
Wholesale and Retail Agent N. HUTcuIsoN & Co.
Boonville, Mo. October %, 1S92-1y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

D. SON,
Water street, Glasgow, Mo-,
TT AS now received part of his Spring and
l. l. Summer stock of
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Making of the best asst rted stock of all kinds
of goods ever offered in this market, comprising
Silks; Laces and chemisettes:
Wrought sleeves; Bonnet Ribbons;
Dress trimmings; Gnghams;
Prints; Leghorn Bonnets;
Silk hose; Barage deLaines;
Dress buttons; Swiss muslins;
Cambrics; Barred Swiss muslins;
Sheeings; Dotted do do;
Corded skirts; Black and white lawns;
White embodied skirts; do do ginghams;
Black lawn; Black fg'd silks;
?icknit gloves; White hose;
Lisle do; Black do;
KID do; Linens;
Wove and thread lace; Lise edging;
Swiss edglng; Gimp and trimmings;
Variety Goods and Notions;
Table and pocket cutlery; Domestcs and Osna-
burghs; striped cotton; fine hats; military
caps; Gents fine silk and gauze
under wrappers; Gents
fine fashiona-
BILE coats,
vests
anu pants;
shoes and boots;
fine article of misses Shoes;
children's shoes; gents fine hand
kerchiefs; hose and gloves; chissels. au-
gurs, guagcs, tape-lines; a general assortment of
soft and brush hats; California hats; blue blan-
kets; fddles and strings; queensware; common and
fine groceries; pepper, spice, mustard; good tea;
soda, salaratus, indigo, madden, shot, powder,
lead, &C., &C., &c.
hayea great variety of goods which it is i'm
you will please call and examine for yourself, |
will show you goods with pleasure, and convince
you, if possible, that | will sell you goods at as
low prices, and of as good quality as any other
merchant west of st. Louis.
! will also convince this community that | am
not preparing 10 leave Glasgow, as some of nv
gerry pprictldr friends hare reported.
mh3l D. BRONSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
Another CeriIcate from the Brr.g-
Sists of ST. Louis.
Sales for 1S5l- Orer t'ro hundred thousand packa.
geS sold ia the City Of st. Louis in one year.
READ THE FOLLOWING.

ca The undersigned, Druggists of st. Louis
certify that the following is statement of their
sales of Cdr STORMS CELEBRATED Scorer
Cough CANDY" prepared from the original reci-
Pc, by Hamilton Wade, of this city, and that the
medicine has given general satisfaction. We cheer
fully unite with the medical gentlemen of Chicago,
Detroit, Milwaukee, Toledo, Cleveland Buffalo.
and other cities where it has been introduced, in
recommending it as safe and agreeable compound
for ne +l,a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
ST. Louis and ST. Joseph Packet.

st. Louis and ST. Joseph Packet.
ia, 9, The elegant Passenger Packet, BAN
- s!5zs ~ ner state, J. B. HOLLAND. Master,
will continue in the trade during the season.
She VIII leave st. Louis every second Wednes-
day for st. Joseph end all intermediate ports.
Returning, will leave st. Joseph every second
Wednesday for st. Louis and intermediate ports.
The Banner State was built expressly for the
Missouri river trade, and has recently been reftted
and is inferior 10 no boat in the trade, in every
board, or 10
mhl7 MANSON x BARTHOLOW, Ag,ts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

400 bags G A salt;
$50 kegs tar;
4 bbls dc;
100 bbls whisky, (bes
brands;
GO If bbls whisky;
10 bbls Monongehala do
2 casks rice;
IS pkgs No l mackerel;
"a drums fig;
l Dbl peach brandy;
6 bXs brandy fruits;
6 do claret wine;
AZ do sardines;
4 doz mustard;
"a cases prunes;
/ case maccaroni;
3 bxs white wine;
l case Holsters;
l Dbl cocoa nuts;
10 nests market baskets;
2 dozen well buckets;
6 boxes axes;.
l pkg hoes;
A doz log chains ass'd;
So pair trace chains;
Stretchers;
Fifth chains;
Pump chains;
Tubing;
4 doz coffee mills;
10 bbls pilot bread;
10 do crackers;
10 hf bbls do;
rs bbls refined sugar;
Crushed do;
Pulverised do;
Powdered do;
Refined white do;
CALL AND SEE!
S53.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
1853 REGULAR MISSOURI 1858
RIVER PACKET.
rIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT sTEAMI
20 AIR STAR.

n " H n He "A et
THOS H. BRIEFLY, -. ...... MASTER,
III, - WILL leave st. Louis every other
q Z. Tuesday at O'clock p NJ, for st. Jo-
seph, Weston, Fort Leavenworh, Parkville, Kan
sas, Independence, Liberty, Richfeld. Sibley,
Camden, Wellington, Lexington. Dover Waverly,
Carrollton, Miami Brunswick, Glasgow. and ali
points below. Commencing her regular trips from
ST. Louis, Tuesday, February 22d, March 9Th and
22d, April 9TH and 10Th, May Sd, 18th and 31st.
June l4th and 2Sth, July 10Th and Goth, August 9th
and 23d, September 9Th and Goth, October 4th and
18th, November 1st, 18th and Goth. On her return
will leave ST. Joseph every other Monday, COM
meucing February 2Sh, March 18th and 2Sth,
April nth and 25th, May 9TH and 23d, June 9th
and goth, July 4th and 18th, August LIST, 10Th and
29th, September 18th and Goth, October 10th and
9th. November 18th and 2lst, December 9th. De-
parting from ST. Joseph at 10 o'clock A. NJ; Yves
ton Tuesdays at O'Clock, A. NJ; TT. Leavenworth
A. NJ, Parkville 10 a. NJ; Kansas u NJ; Wayne
City P. NJ; Liberty ? p. NJ; Richfed 3 p. NJ, Sb-
ley P H., Camden p. NJ; Wellington p NJ;
Lexington Wednesdays O'Clock a. NJ; Dover Q
\. NJ; Waverly 10 A. NJ; HIPS Landing IL A. NJ;
Miami P. NJ; Brunswick P. M; Glasgow Thurs
days O'Clock A. NJ.
embrace the present opportunity of returning
my sincere thanks TO my numerous patrons and
friends, and hope to merit and receive continu-
ance of their favors for my new boat which is I'M
surpassed for speed, passenger accommodations
and all the requisites for the Missouri river.
March THOS. H. BRIEFLY.
MANSON g. BARTHoLow, Agents, Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

SHELF GOODS.
100 CANS fresh Cove Oysters;
lUU 200 do do Sardnes;
2 bXs Curaco;
, do Marischini
baskets Annisette;
% do Lemon Syrup;
Q bbs Cocoa dippery;
20 dozen London porter;
20 do Scotch ale;
in store and for ale by
mh3 PERRY BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

Tabs and Buckets.
lO Wey i, buckets; 10 nests tubs; for sale BY
:" J, S, THOMSON
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11

a., :. casa; 400 do 4. sass; 900 and 50 q
fThnysdav1 al S3e 5;eO do friday at e3eOt LUG
Il 0Ss7; i5O do Saturday at 1885, lLs ana " %
Al S9,75; $50 do tMon0ay) at @3IS; Ivy 90 cs.&-l. ~
davl Al 100 do at o3,oOi lOO 40 ~ sotfoi
ana $50 on private terms. closing dul and heavy g
as,7O@3,75 for choice brands. .-, a, =
'ERAIN-Wheat remains at 7a@75c. with . de-
aand equal 10 the supply, but both are limited, -
Corn there s not much doing, the Ieceipss gs.ns
chiefly on account Of pIeviou. contracts: a.l ~
views Of sellers; for consumption / sells IN smal 1913
az 49o, Oats are firm at 800, with lair demana.--
BARLEY Is again lower, and buyers rarely pay over
40 y buShel; bui embracing interior and enolee W
quote 30@45c ss the range. Rye N gooa asmara ra
o. 56@57c on arrival, and from second hanoa u sens
GINsENG-C Continues in good demand a. 100
PB.
the South, and sales have been made 70 TAR extent
Al SIO b ton fof prime baled, We quote Sc9lO q
tho range on arrival, embracing interior and peIs
LEADzWe have to notice turths, advSnos,
and now quote Pig at 71fo, and Ban 7H@Se.
MOLAssEs-1he transactions Of the wsek con-
PRISE about 800 bbls, principally N small loo AZ ~
30 y and 30e. according to qlalf. terms dse
sALT-There is no change In the market, and we
quote 26c as the current rates iOI kanawha ana ha-
son County,.
sEEDs-The demand noticed in our last review
for Glover mas continued all the week, anu PlAsgs
have been steadily advancing, closing yesWIeay
fTm at S5 IS, and most owners asking IS. Ttmosny
10 in fair request, and is bought BY dealers q v24
so, and sells from store at 90 o5@275. Flexheed
is in demand at &1@1 02. @ @
sUGAR--The demand is good, and the sales sum
up 800 hhds at 41Se to 4Ac for commons 4x@oe
for low falri 6@61<c for fair 51lc@6asc for good
fair, and 5hc@5%c for prime,
VEGETABLES-Thcre is little or no demand
for POtatoes the sales are only making IN the retail
way at 4095Oc per bushel.
W00L-The market remains without mOvemsnti
TO hold Oft and we notice that the excitement IN ths
interior Il somewhat abating; and parties who have
been purchasing on speculation are now IN the mar
ketto sell.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11
Review Of the Market,
For the Week ending Wednesday, March


BEEsWAX-The market is steady at 23@@4c,
with good demand.
BROOMS-We have no new feature to notice In
the market, the supply continuing ample' with
moderate demand.
BUTTER AND EGGS-TheIe has been no de-.
mand for Butter, except from the city trade. we
quote l29l4c as the range, embracing ordinary ana
prime roll. n. e..
CHEESE-The sales comprise 900 boxes at Sc ior
prime Western Reserve, 1Oc for extra choice 40, ana
lie for English Diary. The receipts have continued
yery light, comprising only 67l poxes during tns
week, while the exports for the same time were were
200 do. ,..u. Az,
COFFEE-The market has been dull dunng thS
week, and the transactions were confined 10 smsh
lots at l01@lO1<c for Rio. ....,,.
COTTON YARNS--Remain without alterSuOn'
The demand continueing quite moderate at l5c or as
sorted Nos and g. a and &c for dozen Yarns N lossI
and l6c for the former, and 6hc, 71C and S7ac iOl
the latter in the small way. -, .va
fFEATHERS-Ths demand continues gOOu1 sl.u
the market is firm at 81 h@3Sc for prime lVe gesse'
and small lots on arrival bring 36@S7C;;. -.
FRUIT-In Green Apples but very llsne Iss t"d ~
done, the supply and demand being alAe h'hl''u'
hut IN prices there is no change.
FLOUR-Ths market has presented VsIy qaiEs'
snneaTance during the week, and pTces, under unia'
vprahe advices from abroad as well as tlOE me sea.
hoard markets, presented throughout q downWaIa
tendency. The sales incladed 3OObDb (NednsS-
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11

or In celebrating Franklin's BIRTH
day, at Buffalo, the printers had o
good time, and among others the fol-
lowing toast was drank Printers
Wives--May they always have plenty
of SMALL CAPS for the heads Of their
Little original articles"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11


80. Your request has been attended to.
Bro. Samuel F. Cary, College Hill O.,
$3.50, for Organ. This is the second time
Bro Gary has sent us in a few Of the drops,
for which he has our thanks. Bro. G, be-
lieves in having readers for the Organ.
Bro. Jerome Virden, Norwich, MuskiDg.
um county, Ohio, $40 for Organ. In his
letter, Bro V. says, "The Organ is very
popular among us here, and hope to see
It's circulation continue to increase, until
the victory is complete. The good cause
is progressing finely in this village. We
had quite revival in our Division lately,
and few days ago we organized Section
Of Cadets, and are now waiting for char
ter for Union Of Daughters Of Temper
ance, SO you see that we are disciplining
all our forces for the conflict"
Bro. John U. Pease, Sylvania o., SO, for
Organ. This is No. O., for Bro. P. There
is now 81 subscribers to the Organ in Syl-
vanla, and still they are coming.
Bro. T. P. Head, Smiley Corner, Frank
lin county o., sends for three copies of
Organ. All right Bro. II. We are always
glad to hear from you.
Bro. James T. Thomas, Winchester, o.,
50. The Bro. says, he tried hard to raise
a club, but could not succeed, owing
wholly to the usual cause pockets too low
to be reached. @
Bro. Jos. johnson, P. M. summer6eld,
Ohio, 81, for Organ.
Bro. E. R. levitt, Sandusky city O., 81.
Bro. T. O. Upton, Darbyville O., $2., for
Organ. The Bro. writes US very good
letter which we insert entire.
"I cannot close this to you, without al
luding to our prospects. Our Division at
the commencement of this quarter num-
bered, think twenty-five members. We
have been in a more encouraging conditiO n
this quarter, than we have been for two
years. Our village is small, ,--Only about
thirty families--but:: we feel :strOng in our
determinations for the Maine Law; We
greatly feel the need of it. THERE'S scarce.
ly a session, but that We have an initia-
ton, sometimes three or four, men too, Of
influence, which makes the thing still more
interesting. think the Division in Circle
vile, which is in our county, is in a very
crazy condition, although some Of the most
powerful men we have in the State, belong
to that Division. | understand there is a
revival Of temperance in New Holland,
which is in our county. They have made
/ preparations to resurrect their Division.
! Wehave members in our Division, enough
too, to form quorum, that have in thu
most gloomy hours of adversely, giver
double evidence of their faith to stick Il
the cause. And now, can say, we ar
sailing with as great prospects as we eveI
did. We are anxious for the new ritual
Bro. s. Emery, Maumee city, o., 81.
Bro. A. IS. Felch, Columbus o., ST.. TIL
brother says, prospects are frightening
Glad to hear it, for like the Queen city
there is room for improvement in the Capi
tai city '
Bro. B. P. Dom, Mt. Healthy, Hamilton
county, o., 81. .' '' "
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11

Please announce my name as a Candidate
for the Office of DIRECTOR OF THE CRY IN
PRIMARY at the approaching election.
JACOB G0SSIN,
.0TJ. H HALLAM, of the First Ward,
is candidate for the Office Of Justice OF
the Peace, at the ensuing Spring election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11
City Intelligence.

TIE WEATHER Yesterday morning opened with q
aeavy sk and G 2, the ttost
hour the atmosphere thick and hazy, threatening
eturn Of fog but the slight mist cleared away before the
The thermometer at the HERALD building ranged thus
At noon, SO deg; at NJ, 34 deg; and at P. ~, 35
leg At half past four in the afternoon, slightalmost
mperceptibe-snow fell About half past five the sky
iarkened, and in short time afterwards had rain
continued moderately up to nine at night The sky
here damp At ten O'Clock, night, the thermometer
stood at IS deg Although the day cold, it pre-
cnted an appearance Of early advancing spring. at in
,eryals.
New ENGINE FOR COMPANY No. 4l-The extreme beauty
Of model and elegance of finish Of this engine has called
ort much admiration from every person who has
he celebrated ps.ept ana Chains Of Mr 4red
arscn. We understand the engine modelled by Mr..
Henry Lewis foreman Of the above company, and the
uise taste displayed in the design reflects credit upon
him and the Fire Department generally.
FmE-About 10 A. NJ. yesterday, fire was caused
IN the house No Al Centre street. owing to heat
d stove p which ran out at the top Of the house set
ing fire to the roof The lower part Of the premises Is
coupled by Mr. Dillon fancy cane store, and the
upper is known dancing ROOM The remen speedily
extinguished the flames. Damage about SIS. Captain
Brennan and the Sixth ward officers attended
SUICIDE HASGING.-A servant man in the employ
nent of Mr. Vim. o. Webb keeper Of Potters field, went
yesterday evening into the barn to feed his employer
horse, when he found the body Of hanging by the
neck from beam, and dead Mr.. Webb nsti6ed the
coroners, and Coroner Gamble will hold inquest at
he place this Wornng.
TUE EFFECTS or PENNINGTON Wednesday evening,
about nine clock two women residing Mt No 432 Water
'reet quarrelng together when of them gave
he other severe blow the head with some heavy in
strument The wounded party ser to the City Hos
pital by recommendation of the medical man who at
ended her after she received the injury.
AocDENr-On Wednesday afternoon q named
timothy Drscol employed In the coffee warehouse No.
"a Pearl street. bad Of his legs fractured by broken
Ter Of beam falling upon him whilst he was engaged at
mis- work. He was taken TO the City Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11

lions daring his command Of the steamship Wash-
ington. The examination win be resumed to-day.
The steamship Niagara is now about due, with
three days later advces from Europe. Some Of the
Southern steamers viii probably be along tomorrow
with the details fthe California news
We annex brief summary Of the contents of our
inside pages-Political and Gossiping Letters from
our Paris and Maycnce correspondents; French View
Of the Monroe Doctrine; Detailed Particulars of the
Loss OF the Packet Ship st. George, together with
lists Of the missing and saved; Interesting News
from the East Indies Mosical and Theatrical Mat
tiers In Europe; Report on the Fishery Troubles, by
Com. Campbell, of the British Navy; Message Of
Gov. Lane, of New Mexico; Financial and CONNER
cial Affairs; large number of miscellaneous para
graphs, &c.