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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-03-04
.l VOL. VINO. 232.

| A SEDUCER SHoT.-A young man named
Robert Peters, was shot at Ripley, Ohio, on
the 9th inst, by Charles Baird, who's sister
he had sedueed and refused to marry. He
was lying in a very critical condition on the
llth, The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday
says: -r
| Baird was in California when the news of
his sisters ruin reached him, he Immediately
left his business,and scarcely took rest orfood
| till he reached Ripley. He sougt an inter,
view with Peters. and used every argument
and every entreaty to induce him to make the
| only reparatiOn left possible. Baird finally
| offered Peters three thousand dollars of his
hard earnings if he would marry his sister.
When this was refused Baird drew his pis-
toland shot the !seducer, with the intention,
as he frankly AYERS, of killing him on the
spot. Miss Baird is said to be partially, de-
ranged. The utmost sympathy is felt in
Ripley for Baird and his sister, Peters is
tailor, and formerly worked in the establish
ment of Mr.. Haddox, in this city.
OPENING OF THE GREAT SILVER MINES
Information of increasing demand for silver
having been generally diflused, extensive pre-
parations have, we understand, been entered
into in varions quarters to augment the an
nual yield from the different silver mines, in
almost all quarters of the world. Work has
been recommended on many of the shafts
heretofore neglected in South America and
while new parties are constantly being sent
out prospecting" large additional forces,
with improved machinery, have been put upon
most Of the principal pits and galleries of
mines in that country. In short time there
will he nm immense number of hands enua1ed
in getting out the ore, and from the richness
and inexhaustibilty of these sources of the
precious metal, it would not be Mt all sur
prsing if in year or two, if not during the
coming season, silver in bars and coin should
begin to be sent here in quantities or amount
hardly inferior to the vast monthly receipts of
gold now flowing from California and Aus
tralia into the United States.-- Boston Courier.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
ILLrNOIS CENTRAL RAN ROAD.

Col. Mason, Cnef Engineer ard General Su-
n.rintsndent of the Illinois Central Railroad,
Ia. caused the publication of the following:
The first So miles of the Chicago branch from
Chicago to the Kankakee, will be open for bus
ine.s during the month Of May next.
The track laying will continue south Of the
Kankakee during the summer, and reach Urban
ma, l25 miles south Of Chicago, in all this year.
The division south Of Lasalle, or between La
sale and Bloomington, sixty miles, will be in
operation by the first of May next. The next
division, between Bloomington and Decatur,
forty miles, will be in operation by the first OF
January next. That part of the Galena branch
betwssn Lasallc and the Aurora junction, will
be ia operation during the summer. II is conf.
IDENTIFY expected that the track of the Galena an'
Chicago road win be laid to Freeport BY the first
Of August next. The grading viii be in reati'
ness 70 continue it to Scales Mound, nearly forty
miles west of Preeport, which may be done by
the 6Est Of November next.
More or less track will also be laid beIweeI
Galena aud Dubuques and on the first division
bat l. win not be connected 30 as TO make I
available for business before the early part o.
another season.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
LICK CREEK PLANK ROAD.

We learn that the plank road spirit ia up in
Rails, and that the people are determined that the
Lick Creek Road shall be built. They will
build it BY private subscriptions rather than per-
nit failure. though Hannibal and the Rails
county court may be relied on for assistance.
At a small sale at Mrs. DOOley'' on the 18th
uh., $500 were subscribed. Mr.. VIM. Splaun
subscribed $500 of this amount. Farmers find
BY experience that ii is infinitly better TO pay
tell, than to remain at the mercy Of the weather
in reaching market on the old roads. Even
when the dirt roads are in good order they
prefer travelling on the plank road and pay the
ten ehserfully. One gentleman informs us that
he lost $3.50 by being prevented from reaching
market last winter, by the bad condition OF the
dirt roads. This would have paid toll good
while on plank road and it is such facts ant
AxSres as these that most fOrcibly illustrate thu
advantages Of plank iOads.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
For S AL III.

THE farm formerly belonging to Joseph Raekerly,
tainng four hundred and forty with good frame
house. with two rooms below and two above with two
good siene chimneys.a kitchen with stone eh nney
and other out buildings upwards Of hundred
under fence, eighty in cultivation he tner is well
tmbered lays nigh and dry and mostly OF the best OF
upland Missouri Soil, with COED bearing orchard Of
select fruit spring that never fails Of the best Of wa.
ter surrounded By dense settlement Of good citizens
two churches near, he faTheTeJt not than three
miles, school house within mile, organ
lied school ta ght warranty deed will be made.
Foi farther particulars The premises WAeh will be
shown by Samuel Lewa len, living n tn sune.
April ID, 1854. WILLIAM II. RACKERLY.
(apT.7-w-4")
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
RLENprp UOuR.

The barrel. containing tho specimen Ot"Arrs.
M Mill" Flour destined for the Worlds Fair
were shipped yesterday. We have already de'-
scribsd the manner in which it was put up
The -four itself was beautifully white, fine and
light. Some biscuit and rolls which we had
the pleasure of trying at home, and which were
made Of this flour were exquisitely white and
light, and the sense Of taste is as well pleased
a. that Of sight,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

" In Nashville, many years ago, there re
ut sided a gentleman Of great hospitality, lars,
a fortune, and, though unedncaled, possessed
!. OF hard-knot sense. Col. w had been elect
= ed TO the Legislature, and had been Judg,
y OF the County Court. str0'
L His elevations, however, had made him
I somewhat pompcus, and he became very
fond Of using big words. On his farm he
had large and mischievous OK, called
-" Big Bri"dle," which frequently broke
down his neighbors' kHces, and committed
other depredations, much 10 the Colonies
annoyance.
Ore morning, after breakfast, in presence
NJ some gentlemen who had slaid with him
over night, and who were now on their
~ way 10 town, he called TO his oyerseer, and
.oUsaid:
e., "Mr. Allen, | desire you to inipound
int Big Brindle, in order that I hear no more
tw animadyersions on his eternal depreda.
cir;ions."
re Allen bowed and walked of, sorelyipuz.
zled 10 know what the Col. meant. So af.
in ter Col. w. left for town, he went to his
Mwiie and asked what The Col meant BY tell
,oing Linn TO "impound" the OK
nj why" said she, "ths Colonel meant TO
an tell you 10 havs him put in PEN"
y, Allen let 10 perform the feat, for il was
emo inconsiderable one, as the animal was
X very wild aud vicious, and after a great
Ell deal Of trouble and vexation, he succeeded.
well" said he, wiPing the perspiraiion
le from his brow and soliloquzing, "tl;is Is inn.
tPounding is i'll Now am deal sure tha,
!. old Colonel will ask If impounded Big
:, Brindle. and I'll be, puzzle him as bad as
II he did me-"
81 The next day. the Colonel gave dinner
i party, and as he was not aristocra,ic, Allen,
the oyerseer, sat down with the company,
II Alter the second or third glass, was discuss.
/ ed, the Colonel turned TO the overseer and
said: 7s
/ "Eh. Mr. Allen, did you impound Big
|. B indlef' r".1 81
< Allen Strengthened himself, looked around
i at the company. and said:
ayes, did sir; but old Brinde transcend.
c cd the impannel Of the impound and scat.
:, terloPhisiicPted all over the equanimity Of
e the forest"
The company burst into an immoderate
r, fit Of laughter, while the Colonel's face red.
dened with discontinue.
d "What do you mean BY that, sirl" said
: lie. ~
"Why, | mean, Colonel. that old BrindIs,
a being prOgnosiicaied with On idea of the
:, cholera, ripped and ,ared, snorte,l aud paw
# ed dirt, jumped the fence, tuck to the
Z woods, and would not be impounded no
e how" .-se4s -2t 'tl
y This was too much; tina company roared
e again, in which the Colone was forced to
i JOIN, and IN the midst OF the laughter, Alien
= lett the table, saying TO himself, as he went,
:. 81 reckon the Colonel won't ask me 10 i'm.
d pound any more oxen"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

oothe years ago strange surgical operation
wns performed on I. man now citizen of Mis-
sour. Disease had injured his brain. To cure
was impossible. As last resort desper-
- Experiment was tried, and with complete
success. The entire contents Of the Uranium
were renewed, and those Of one u the lower
animals substituted while the blood was yet
warm. The man recovered entirely, and has
now as much sense as ever he had. He himself
can perceive no difference in any respect, except
acon'tant inclination to bray. Lately he has
abused the Board of Directors of the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad for their location Of
the Road-while he is so full Of the subject Of
fraudulent locations" our curiosity tempts us
to ask him upon whose land was the town of
bloomington located. and how came il to be thus
located ?
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

The Salt River Bridge will be prepared to
eross teams on Saturday, the 9th inst.
The Hannibal and New London Plank Road
will be completed BY the Goth inst.
Hurrah for Hannibal Hannibal has the
AsnOr Of finishing the first Plank ROpd in North
srn Missouri, and building the best bridge at
present ia the whole State.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Rev. D. ]. Snow will lecture next Thursday
night, the 7lh inst at the Christian Church. In
q letter to one Of our citizens he promised that
il a crowd can be got for him lie will give them
sonsething rich.
Considerable excitement exists in ST
Louis in relation TO the extension OF the
City Limits. The Republican and lnteIli'
gencer advocatewhat they call THE PEG,
Pies Ticket" for city officers This ticket
appears 20 be composed Of Wings and Dem.
ocrats. The News advocates an unmixed
Wing ticket, and claims to be the only
Wing paper in ST. Louis, asserting that
both the other Wing papers have gone over
80 the Democracy. The Republican, on the
other hand, speaks Of The News as paper
"supposcd by some to have Wing tenden-
eieS"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Pour grScsrs, licen.es were granted yesterday
viz: 10 J. A. InIlee & Co., S. Lee 4 Sen, Mrs,
Heiss, and the proprietor of an establishment
nisknamed Pepper Sauce. ..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
New Cigar and Tobacco Store!

AT THE wIGWAM IN SHOOT & DAVIS NEW
BUILDING, IN COMMER6T Al N0W.3g.
r EER l. ARB0GAST hereby inform their friends
IL and the public generally that they now occupy
room in SHOOT x DAVIS new building, where
they are prepared m al in their 1.-The, cheap,
If not cheaper than any other house in the city They
have ehoiee selection Of Tobacco, Cgars, Sh ufs,
Ppes &C.. Sc; and they truly say their stock Of
goods j. the arges best aud most complete asB0rtS
ment ever offered in Hannibal.
The following comprise part Of thelF Brands-
10000 ~ Sol Reg has;
5000 la Union DO.
5OOU la Paoma do. =
5000 La Normasf
10000 Jnsto SAM PrneiPea5
5000 Cazsdoras;
1000 Plantation;
1900 Common Regaliasy
10 0U0 Half spanish;
10000 Mslees
Virginia Chewing Tobacco:
VIM. Hate's, Jesse Hare's, James Thonas, and setf
Halsey,s Tobacco.
Sas24zi- Missouri Tobacco.
D. J. Garth's No i; Hepd rscn's No. Il Buekner'S
Ne. 1; Jsmson's No I; parsHfans Cherry juice Me-
]; Mofssti n HarrisI Lump. ,EsTOtC fanruus EsVs
All Of Which ws viii sell tow Cet easf an a.,
Imch24.wtfI LEER q ARBoGAsT.
Rseeiysd-A new 10, Of Imperial Ciyars. SOB 30
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
nANKroRn PLANK ROAD.

Among the proceedings of the City Council
yesterday evening, was the following:
Resolved that this council takes lively inter-
Get in extending the Hannibal and New London
Plank Road to frankfort and that two thousand
Ave hundred dollars Of the stock Of the Hannibal
and New London Plank Road and Bridge Co.
new held by this city be invested in said road
to Frankford and that the Mayor be authorized
to send an agent to attend a meeting Of the
friends Of said road at frankfort on Saturday
the 9th inst and so inform them.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
Hannibal Wholesale Market

HaESBIL, Mo-, APsiL =, 1881.
FLoUR--Fioe Ct Y Brands, ST.
- Surerhne. "a 81 IS.
WIlEAT-55a63e a bushei:T rWF "a
CORN 95aa0s y bushsfs tipnaH faTNt<
y AIS -20aa5e q bushsi
HEMP--ssOa 500 y ton
IT0BACCO-S2 50dSS 90 q ewt.
s aAyT-' S sSSs L, ; .cs 6. i sSisII
TLARD-TGgc, q n
'TALL0W- 6'asc n n.
CORN MEAL--l06SOc y bushel
FL AXSEED-75c "a bushsl.
s Mpprla = ia siss 5 5 D. " OF b
EGGS-5@6c q dozen.
APPLES Dried, 81 IS; Green, SO $50.
PEACHES : Dteds 81 s01S3--noas.
SUGAR--5t5Tc e 10.
fssgaIioa. ~ 7-sis sst ssls~
COFFEE OisalIe = NJ q ss'siq 81 = Ian tss
30 9s0c; Sweet, ~ 90 ~
ONloNS-20 g5oe y busheI5 81 % s7asE' etssf
BACoN-7e, hog ronni. naH - tsTeil Vl IA
STONE CDAL--lBa93c n bu,het.
WHITE BEANS eltas3S So
WHISKY City Brands 100 y Ealles- 90, Sc, L.,
HlDES-Dgy 7IgAei Green %. s., 80 81 -
RAslNS-Sa sos$l, .sl slsaoss. .isl - ,sts,s
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
ADafINIsTRAT oR,s NOTICE..

NOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned az
~ minisiiato has obtained ftom the Clerk Of tbs
County Coau Of Rails county. in yaestioa. letena e
administration the estate Of THUS. EMLSONs de- Z
ceased, bearing date March n, 1881 $780,.
All persons having demands against said sssaa, are
FeoaiT, ex hit them fot allowance, thin ons peas
ron he date Of said LETTERS they may be pfeslaas&
net exhibited si,hin three yesrn they vii Be sefef
bauea. HUGH k4tse%s A1saas. :
March q, Isss-wst ssIals Is6'bl9 "a ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
HANNIBAL JOURNAL, APRIL Z, 1853

IN town than there are churches, before the lines
Of hall the licenses were out. He was willing
TO go for anything, or dc anything effective, but
this wOuldsnO answer the purpose. He would
like TO see an ordinance passed in proper shape
so that it could be approved by a majority of
the sOvcreigns, who want us to arrange the mat
ter somehow. Z
tn he Continuod \ ..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

Hannibal City liquor Law Rsfsrm Assoeiatien.' 1
~. At The NJ. f. Church, South. > I'd 70
ID SURE TO Isme mber that this Association holdsss
ID lis regular meeting on Mondays, the ilth daytsf
this month Let US have full meetinep EyerythinE
depends on energetic movements aow. TX (IId.141l
Mr.. GEo. SCHRorER, and X. f. LAKENASi
Asq authorized me- the selllsmsat aaA
asioR Of business matters. JNo. 8. RLATCHF0kH
mSh15-dWtmt
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
PLANK ROAD NOTICES
From TIE Messenger.
Court OF CeztEl1on Pleas.

Court OF CeShnson Pleas
Editors OF the Messenger; "a
II THoS, MeDANNOLD, Esq, will con-
sent to become candidate for the Office Of Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, he will be sup
ported by MANY VOTERS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07

W "a
EMBROIDERIES. Of real French Work |;
Collars, with and without points, Uaaer SlsspssG' La
dies Embroidered Handke hsifsf EdaiBga and AanA
iing' Tsnsfe ring Bands, Chemiseties Gapest slsat
some beautiful Soaiash Coiars This stock 10 ~
the most eomrefe brongst 10 fhs CITY. hns isfs
DRESS G00DS.--P Prints Giaghs@& dsss
Vnsss and awns; Barge Dc LaiBss Tissass Plain
and Fig aed BaTeges; small Figured Fseush Caieysa
cor Chidreni summer De LANES AiPeeessj FeEilns,
&c. Z. st1n ilH i7'f i2l'G s2aiHf7hs ~ anS Boa
DRESS SILKS. IA selection Of the mass
elegant Fashionable Styles arooag which are she pIii
eoisrrd rou de Sbies. isee ~ ternant sisc "a
rsty Of BIack Silks Of all Y d'ht and prices {,
BONNETTS AND RIBBONS IA superb
OF selec'On and cheaper than the same styles rsre
GENTLEMEN-s WEAR - Ca. ii a,s; I
Linens, DraP d'Ete vesngs and cotteDetsee 81 sihs
nSwest STYLES also, fus assortment o. Chil&ren'a
Good. sach a. Ca,hmeretisy Tweeds, &e.I 5 ss,ssD
STAPLES AND D0meslim;
Cheeks. Hickory .IhambTays; Nanketnsf CaElnt3
Muslins Sh,wlsI fandketeheifs; Crsvsts; ROsia1yb
Funnels, Swiss and Jsccnet Auslins, Irish LiHsnt
Ladrs skirtsi Fllst Nuts and Gloves, imported fssm
France ,rFa4u , sHssIsY9l EEnsaGf
Country Merchants aid MlneTs will ind IN This
stock styles not 90 be found in Wholesale Houses
ard they al selected from the importers. H.
the Il viii be sold At sneh prices cannot hii To-
Goods before purchase swheTeeyen IT, yonde act
buy we will BE- plsassesi 10 show Them itie III
b. OTIS AND SHOES we wishfo call ina attsn-s
lion OF thu Ladies 10 stock Of Ladies, Shoesa We
have Of the finest the latest styles custom
Made. We have also an excellent stock of Mems and
Oh ems Shoes and Boots from the finest 20 the c0xfs
est. Hats and Caps Gents hne Silk Hats, ALI prlsss
and Spring styles; Panama, Leghorn Move, CitizenS
and Palm eaf Hats, tine Cents and Boys. Queens
u..e .sa sss.aesrs af the Ne srest psitsrns and
Styles Carpets-ws have lot Of Ingram, three-piy
and air Cafpetng, witch I'VE viii sell al ST. fopiii
prices (aPr-7-is5Sly) COLLINS 4 BRBED
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-07
HANNIBAL JOURNAL,
EMENs, TsdIio4 ana Proprietor,
An EXTRAORDINARY CASE or SURGERY.

TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9Th. :
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WEDNESDAY : vENIN0, April 6, 1883.

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Extensiys, g1rc In Baltlmcr-,, .u,,

BAIsiMoRE June IS-8.3CP. M.
fire broke out this evening in St-erss' four story
ero-ery warehouse on broadway, Fels Pofnt. Tho
building vas entirely gated The flames tEen cou,muoi
Gated to two stores below and the hotel tho corcer
which completely destroyed The flames next crossed
the street, burning Str1uss other grocery store Mrs
Rau daas house and several frame bulldogs The e
M raging and it ia feared will destroy the ertife blocks
both sides Of the street. The loss thus for is consider
able.
The funeral of Captain Wslbach took place tss
ing and largely attended By the military OF the city
aud the United States troops stationed at Fort &cenry
The New Orlsens papers OF Tuesday and Wednesday
last received but contain nothing worsh tee
praphip-y
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THE CLASSIFICATION OF CT LsR,;s-TREPIDAffoN .,F
INcUhsESrs-AAHRIAGE or DISTINGUISHED pAR
TIES, Etc.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or DISTINGUISHED PAR
TIES, ETg.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1853.
Tho revoueh Of the ft proxino required by scnator
Hunters law fol the of CLERKS the absorb
ing theme this week Tho law reduces clcr
cal forcc In the executive departments upwards CT
one thousand to about hundred and Hfy the
ducbns being principally in the Treasury Iterior and
Navy Departments II reclasdes the WHOLE except the
cleyis in the State Department dividing them into four
classss with salaries of n twelve fifteen and eighteen
hundred dollars. The departments busy exansining
and blacibalng and the wing clerks generally 10
repidaon Is understood that the greater portion of
the changes will be made about the 1st July Though
there may be afterwards The examinations ia the
General Post Office commenced t5 day with the clerks 81
the contract bureau the examinations for the appoint
nent division tai pace to morrow and the dead Letter
Office on Thursday
Hon J A. Morrison has been arvcinter inspector of
drugs in Philadelphia
The u ar,isge Of W @ Johnson OF Utica 70 a grand
niece Of John Quincy Adama, to day, brilliantly at.
tended, and created quae sensatcn In fsshionsbs
circles
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Markets.

New ORLEANS Ju-egT-P. NJ.
Cotton has been active to DAY under the Baltcs ad
vices. The sales reach 500 bales, at faR prices, but
without any positive advance. Mddhng Is Quoted at 10c
1eEc The receipts light. Tobacco Il, 300 hhds.
have been sold at advance of c in consequence of
from the West Mess pork is dull at Sl5 Corn
sells st Soc 60c. Sterling exchsnge-9G premium is
the outside figure. Freights to Liverpool, 7l6d.
CHARLESTON, juno 2S, 1883.
7ae sales o. cots an to-day have been $50 bales at
pricss ranging from $50 1885, The marscsexbbits
change,
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PUTNAns M0NTHJY.-NEw VOLUME THIS DAY,
No VII for July c9umep cling the second volume Com
Yos % Of N P1o ssssc
Free Acacsmy Columbia College, New York Msdical Col
y U dsn Yer @sw 1n
Hsv.I Isstr betSs Pa Ii House Coo coeoa IN
Ss.H Ode fss Italy w SI baa:r as
Tine Jack Lantern's Railroad speculations. g. Fish
chapters conluded. 8 few days in Vienna o. Doctors
10 Letter: e % Of P.rsgiss%us IL Sketches IN Psran
a The Poems Of Alexander Smith i5 Gold Under Gilt
l6 The Crave Of Keats Y Editorial Notes Lsraturs-
1S Letter from v. lie Ray Dc Chaumont. -''' -
To Subscribers and the trade-Frst volume The June
plumber completed the first volume Of the magazine price
be at once The cloth will sup
Extracts from critical notces-"Trulv national mag.
1ne-natonal in subjects In the mode Of treating
writer's and we think add in tho just pride which
esy country Daily Times 6sn scarce rs
gIon I'VE rejoice that the experm has
and oearnsG may Putnam by side Of any Eng
sh monthly with Of favorable comparison by
about Putnam which it TO ali lovers of our
free insttusions It its thSrough sturdy manly repub
new monthlies which London agJ
among the many old monthes Of the mother
ling and Eaa Free Press. EN-
brscinE an excellent variety and displaying ab
G. p. PUTNAM CO., Publishers, 10 Park place.
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- MONTGOMERY, No. Is Spruce street. publishes this
Sssy-f.s VII III The he. llgstratsd Magazine Art Price
Part H. The Iusrated History Of the Alps swtser
Savoy and Lombardy Price 25 cents pleted in
twelve monthly parts Pert The Illustrated History
monthly parts.
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Destructlve Fire .as Boston,

BOSTON, june 2S, IsJ3.
fire broke out about 10 occck this morning in the
granite stores Nos 8 A, and % North Market street,
owned by Abbott Lawrence, and occupied by e. Safofd
chair painter, Marshall iimond,, tsilors, Eaton &
Khsm, produce Dealers and Weld 81 Wellington denlers
in wines Be- The damage by fire end water will pIcba.
bly, reach to $40 COO which rs partially insUcee
at the Merchants and Firemans oi6es In this city.
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Warm Weather. Sc.

CINCINNATI. June % 1858.
The weather here il oppressive-thernome.er to-day
g3 In the shade.
The river is very low, and navigation is almost
yended.
BALTIMORE, June 28, 1858.
The weather continues warm here; tLo' thermometer
,bsday marks 90 5ekreee,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

hAGUERREOTYPE NEwS--KEAPP, THE CELE.
- brad daguerreoypist, 10 close large and rich stock
offrnmes gold lockets 6c. viii furnish gold locket
{warrsnted with perfect likeness, coored plain, 70
IRON S3 TO 81 kene 20 cents to SJ hne
Papier macbo only 81 usual price from SO to Si
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-29
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A CADEMY OF PENMAHSHIP.--OPENING OF GOLD
IA smith writing at 1862 Broadway, corner Of
Franklin street There arncen apartments spoken OF
by tho most beautiful suite Of opened
to the public Mr.. O. Ia prepared to receive limited
number Of pupils Cards containing full particulars may
be had at the academy For saleGoldsmths System Of
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