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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05
Anniversaries for sIuv.

The following list comprises the varioas societies
which to hold their anniversaries in this city during
New YoRK MAGDAIEs Soc1Ery.-This Society held its
usual anniversary yesterday None but ladies
mitted with the exception of Rev DR.. Tying and Rev.
M. L. scudder who delivered appropriate addresses
FRIDAY, Nay 5.-Unon Missionary meeting in che
evening, at the Broadway Tabernacle. Rever Dr. DuT
will address the meeting The doors Of the Tabernacle
will be thrown open to those who may not have secured
tickets ten minutes after the exercises have commenced
SUNDAY May 7-American Female Guardian Society,
at the Mercer street Presby Church, a7 O'Clock
Addresses by Rev Mr. Cuyler and others.
MONDAY, May s, ~ r M-American seamen's Friend
Society at the Broadway Tabernacle
May sthlnstitute for the Blind, at the Tabernacle,
in the afternoon.
Seminary Mercer street Church, at ~ p. NJ.
TUESDAY May Q, 10M A. M-American Foreign and
r Rsn Dr. a. az
Dun as NV - M . wv ~ D''AaA'' anu rev "
TUESDAY, May o.-Anniyorsary of the American sun
day School Union.
IglspAy, May New York Colonization Society, in
o'clock Addresses from r. r. Gurley, Rev Mr. Peter.
son, lately from Africa, and others.
! TgEp4y, Nay s.-~snniversary Of the American swe-
denborg Printing aud Publishing Society at O'Clock in
the evening, at the Eleventh street Church.
WEDNESDAY, May lo.-American Tract Society, at the
Tabernacle at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Addresses by Rev Dr.
Duff; Rev. Mr.. Oncken, of Germany; Rev DR.. Green,
President of the Hampden Sydney College, va and Rev
Dr.. Brooke, Of Baltimore.
cety at ~ O'Clock, r NJ in the Mercer street Presby
terrain Church.
WEDNESDAY, May 1o,-Anniversary of American Anti
Slavery Society, Mr.. Chapins Church. Broadway
WEDNESDAY, May 10.-Anniversary (lst) OF American
Congregational Union, in Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAY, May lo.-Amercan and Foreign Anti
Slavery Society, at the Broadway Tabernacle, at NJ
"WEDNESDAY, May 10-Five Points House OF Industry
In the Broadway Tabernacle, at O'Clock p. NJ
THURSDAY, May 11.-Amcrcan Bible Society, in tho
Broadway Tabernacle at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Business
ing at the Bible House at A. NJ day; after which
the society and its friends will take carriages for the
Tabernacle Annual sermon, Sunday, It'll Instant at u
O'Clock in Rev. DIR. Alexander's church.
FRIDAY, Nay 12.-American Board OF Commissioners
for Foreign Missions in the Tabernacle at 10 o'clock A.
NJ Addresses from several returned missionaries and
others
FRIDAY, May 12.-New York Anti Slavery Society in
the Tabernacle, at TX P. M.
SUNDAY, May 14.-American Society for Ameliorating
the Condition Of the Jews in the Dutch Reformed Church.
lafayette place at TX r. NJ Address by Rev. John For
syth, of Newburg.
- MAY-American Temperance Union.
The various Baptist societies hold their anniversaries
this year In Philadelphia.
Union Missionary meeting viii be held next Friday
evening" AT tx o'clock in the Tabernacle. Address by
Rev. Doctor Duff. Tickets may be had at the places
designated in the advertisement
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The regular weekly auction sale Of stocks ~ s. Ora
per- will take place at the Merchants Exchange tomor
row, at Lalf- past IL O'Clock.
Al the second board the market about the same
With very moderate transactions prices sustained
II Is long time since fancy stock operations in Wall
street have been so Fat and improbable have no
tced during the past six months II Is the same move
ment over and over again, day after day, and II woai
really be a relief II something would TO create
enough Of excitement TO give start to speculation II
would not make much difference which way prices went
anything that would give the market start up down
10 desirable. moderate panic for abort time would be
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TIE SUICIDE AT TAYLoRsvILLE, VA.--The Bul-
len learns that the German who committed suicide by
banging himself near Taylorsvle Sunday the 23d
ut, was native OF Bremen, and had only been Ia the
United states few months short lime since he reach
cd New York from Bremen vh stock Of goods valued
at 81 0o0 which he had been authorized 10 sell on com
mission. He succeeded In dsposing OF the goods but
in doing encountered sacrifices which unsettled HIS
reason He reached this city on Friday, from New York in
frame Of mind bordering upon arrangement and took
the the following Saturday night for the north He
IL represented by New York merchant, who knew him
WE'LL and who has visited this section Of the country for
the purroe Of taking charge OF his effects been
an estimsble, but most sensitive His parents in
iremen are reported wealthy and he himself had acqur-
cd some distinction on the stage an actor.
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CARTRIDGE CAr1ix MArsr1 Nay AIT market 436 cat
tle-abou, all reeves and soresconsistng Of work
ing oxen, cows a.d calves yearlines, two and three
years old Prices-Msrkct IccfExtra at 30 - s. pa
cwt: first quality ss 80 IS rs; second quality, So
IS IS; third quality, 81 IS; ordinary, Ea $3.50 Hidess
<sa 50 80 per cw,. Tsllow-ss 70 a ~ 90 Pelts-slS
81 81. Calf skins--l3c per pound. Veal calves-A
81 5o ss 50 n $40; 5i8 at market. Storcs-Workin,
Oscr-s,22 sIc4, 1882, s45, $I5e, el62, el75 $3.50
500 a $50 Two Years OIds23, $40, tt2 ~, SAT, eH
e62. Tlrec Years 0l-si5, s4i, s4s e61, $50, ESQ,
500, s71 s15 500. sheep and IAmbs-l, sos At ma
lot Sc 80 81 "a So 81 Is SIS IS ST. sales quick With
out regard 10 quality. swnc-Wholesale shosts -. y
&C.. soft hogs, SC. and hard fat, at 6sc PER pound
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DIFFICULTY AMONG CONCORD FrREMEN.-The fire.
Of Concord NJ H., have disbanded their organiza-
ton account Of the city refusing to pay them much
they asked They have heretofore been paid 50 each
man Per year. and 25 cents hour while in actual
vice at FIRES But this is not satisfactory to the dremen;
they demand S. each per year. 25 cents hour while at
fires, and25 cents for attending each monthly meeting
dur ing the summer
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RAISING THE ERIE.-The steamer Erie was de-
sroyed by FIRE in The of 1S41 1t Is known that
she had board SIG 600 rpece freight large
Der Of her passengers emgrans who had with them
considerable amounts OF Specie All this probably sunk
with the Eull of the steamer. II has been thought
good speculation 10 raise the hull measures have
been taken to do early this spring by firm in Boston
Buffalo Courier, May2
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PAY OF PosTMAsTERs.-The first assistant Post
master General has written letter. in which he saws
postmasers allowed cent for the delivery OF each
free letter. except such TO themselves They
not allowed any commissions however for the delivery
Of printed matter made free BY the frank of members Of
Congress.
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things.
Mining stocks have not changed since yesterday
North Carolina reached at the Mining Board the cash
price, however, is still about 2s The following the
bids at the Mining Board
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The following is abstract OF paper read by Prof.
Sman at the last meeting Of the scientific association
at Washington
The camel coal Of Breckenridge county characterized
by the following peculiarities viz. -
l. It's density, which il IA to lie. Common btumi-
coal varies from 1.27 to 1856, and the anthracite
from 15o to SIS. The only coal lighter than this
known is the so-called Albert coal OF New Bruins
wick whose density is Lib. The of this low densi
y viii be sought chiefly in the very large amount Of
latile matter.
Its 7tnaoi'y and Easticity-Coas are usually brittle
and elastic This tough resists powerful repeated
blows, and rebounds the hammer like wood The splns
OF this coal be senby bent by pressure and regain
their original form again. assure in ii may be sprung
open by wedge and will close again withdrawing il.
The writer has never other coal with this pecu-
liarity.
3. Its Electrical Poper-The Breckenridge coal be-
comes powerfully excited by friction with rcsinous cleo
trcty This popularity may be very east
ly, and has been before noticed in any other COAL
80 far the writer has been able to learn except the
Alberto oa' of New Brunswick, before named 1t is
OF easy to understand why other very highly bitumi-
nous Goals 81 oua mo- haye this property, but such is the
fact with a large number that have been tr.el.
A. rs Chem al Constiation.-Ihs has been determined
in the usual way. by destructive disstion with the
following results viz in 100 parts have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-05
TIE SAN FELIPE RAILROAD.


J. s. DE- AGREDA, Esq, New York.-Dear Sir Your
letter by the Pauline received and regret much that
am unable to give you the information you desire BY
this letter. but happy in being able to state that the
estimate and report will be completed in very few days
more, when sanguine in the belief that it will be
much more favorable than the most interested could
expected
The survey already complete and shows that there
win be but very little labor the whole route with but
very slight grades and curves-ndeed it il nothing
than extended plane all the way to San Felipe. The
distance is fifty miles, and Hfty three and half miles
of it is perfect plane.
ing, from the fact that during the dry all the
abutmcnts be built without the necessity of single
ng opportunity to construct them in the most substan
tial manner.
No road Of similar length can be found presenting
Of engineering difficulties than does this and from
the present amount Of products to be brought
road be found that viii better per centage on
in five years from its completion the stock will be Of
the best investments anywhere to be found provided
always the government remains stable and secure, and
no civil wars happen to disturb the continued increase of
the productions of the land.)
this road be built in few more It will require
30 be continued to Bargrismeto and there shoull al
miles long, from the Palto towards Valencia, thus
curing Immediately all the freight by the way Of Va
As this port is the only natural outlet for the proaus
lions OF great portion Of the INTERIOR and is the only
good barbor must also be the great terminus for all
reads to be built.
There will soon DO required road from Caracas to
Valencia, and doubt not also from Valencia to San
Fepe- depends solely upon the construction, compile
ton and successful operation OF the road in
temptation from this port to San Felipe.
regret much not now being able to send you the
precise cost Of this road and all say is that it
cannot be otherwise than most favorable. One week
from to-day, all continuing well shall know the amount
of its cost
There one other point very favorable for the
.rucon Of this road and that is it follows nearly the
direction of the present road and thus gives great
portions Of the country and when completed viii of
cessy all the products Of the Pueblas along the
line.
With my best wishes for your continued health and
prosperity and the hope that your most sangune anti
cpations In regard to this road may be fully realized
remain, - ever, yours truly, JOHN DOUGHERIY.
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1t is estimated that at least fifty hogs were drowned in
the food at Hartford
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LAGUAyRA, April l. 1904
lNate Of 7rade-Solders-7 Slave Questionable Code
Internal improvements.
feel great satisfaction in announcing to you that the
epidemcs which for time past have afflicted this
country, have disappeared especially from Caracas
Business activeprces Of exports are good and there
ID spirited competition in the prices and purchases for
European markets Large 'gnments of coffee,
nd hides arrive daily at this port and also at Puerto
Cabello for exportaton in fact the animation is great
Notwithstanding the influence of the European war.
The political horizon Of this country becomes every
day clearer We longer live in dread of revolutions.
The popularity Of General Monagas and the Secretary of
State, Mr. Planas increases daily
1t seems that slave have made pretended
sales of their slaves to foreigners hoping thus to avail
themselves of foreign claims for ndemnfcaton This
Is of the abuses that have resulted from
want Of patriotism side and cupdity on the other
We have great many foreigners who would never soop
10 become instruments for transactions OF this nature
foreigners who really honorable and worthy men.
In 1910, So GOO were annually appropriated when con-
tnued to 184 for the purpose Of compiling the different
edes Of laws; and Notwithstanding this only part
that on commerce was completed Now, however the
compilations being made Dr. Junan $50 mas pre-
pented the consideration Of Congress civil CODE when
IL highly spoken off, This work. useful and important
70 Venezuela has nothing to the public treasury
receives for two years from the government merely
loan.
The province of Barqusimeto has entered into
tract for the construction Of railroad extending from
Yaritagus to San Felipe which will connect with the
railroad from Puerto Cabello to San Felipe.
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OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.

CARACAS, Venezuela, April 8, 1854.
Discovery Of Gold and Silrr Aines-Law to Protect
Mining Interests.
Rich silver and gold mines having been discovered
time back Carpano and Turnario the Congress
Of the Republic has been discussing law to protect tho
mining interest and to promote the working of the mines
The law has passed the Senate and has received two read
ings in the House without opposition The following
the particulars embraced in 1.-THE Executive is
powered to give grants Of mines TO persons applying to
work them This grant nsures the property Of the mine
for to the grantee and from that moment the mine
transferred conveyed any other real estate
not being subject to forfeiture for any cause Whatever
but held other property The mine be sold or
disposed of in parts in any other without any
further consent from the government Those who are
possession of mines by concessions declarations
given previous to the passage Of this will be full
preors without further formaes after the day Of the
ments OF lands other preliminary steps being necessary
Me miners and other persons employed, and common
laborers at the mines free from military service
and all municipal taxes services. The yield OF mines
worked in Venezuela will be free for twenty years. from
all duties taxation national municipal which time
exemption includes the toll paid roads No import
duty win be exacted machinery, TOOLS apparatus
ANY other utensils imported for the working Of mines.
Projectors of mines who should establish in Venezuela
smelling furnaces to work and separate the metals from
their Ores will receive from the Executive three miles Of
land contiguous to the mine in other place they
should prefer, that they may establish them the
product Of the mines worked in Venezuela will only pay
when coined mint duty five per cent for the gold and
two and half per cent for the silver No other duty Is
ever to be exacted.
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so Mich Cen RR. .b3 104
lis Mich South'n RR Ill,
23 N Ind Const'ion.. 102:
10 Cleye c h Gin RR ZIG.
% Sixth Avenue RR 81
As Cleve Il Pitts RR. 80
8 Gal s. Chicago RR 125
81 do. l24
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On Sunday Feb. 10, after short Illness, NARY ANN
BOWEL wife OF George Tracy sged "a years. 10 months
and IL days.
Her relatives and the friends Of the family also the
members Of 4 Piurbus Unum Chapter, No. 40, O. u A.,
and the members OF the Second Ward Police are peo
fully invited 10 attend her funeral from late rod
dense ia neskman street ths afsTn0oa ct O'CLOCK
without further notice.
Waterbury, Conn papers please copy
On Sunday Feb. 10, GBoAos ". SUnNRK.
The frisn6s Of the family that Of his father law
the late Charles Porter invited attend his faner
without further sotiee from his late rssdsnoe No LTD
East Nnetesnth street. this afternoon Of four O'Clock
Funeral asrvfoss ct Calvary Church.
DCpton Portland, and California papers please 0opy.
On Monday morning, Feb. 20. SlLvAHus r ELavss,
Of Peter and Jane Esfer, aged months and Fl days
The friends Of the family invited to attend The "a.
neral this asrnoon, ct three eeieok from Bergen street.
east aide Of Powers street, Brooklys.
On Friday, Feb II, DwARD, agad four years aad ave
a. MI as.ths and q s1sday. Feb. ~ JoEx, assd
Robert and Charlstts D. Watts.
stss.d :hsis f.sss., nom st. Marks Church, this afsr-
wnAn q Rishasd ard Margaret Faron, sgsd seven
ard hall months.
zhs fssa6s and aeqlsintansss Of the family together
With the members oiNo -, Branch Nasau Order a Odd
Isows are seseay rsqusssed to attend the funsra
from No. "a John street. this aftenooo, % two oeleak
The remains viii b taken 70 Greenwood Osmstssy fog
in,efment
At Huntingon l. L. ON Tharsday morning, Feb. ls, Of
.ton MARY jazz only daughter OF Alexander and
Charity Hamms, sgsd 20 years, Q menths and days
"Whom Do lovsth BE ohasteneth."
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= ssehcys snd shaias for 5000. 81 the hsrehsnts'
tshs1es. ~ purchaser vas Mr.. suith, son Of the
asbsated Hrs. Cakes smith, the hosurer on womsn's
Ishts
TaiSon Of friendly fssug bstsesn this pilots Of ths pos,
"A shoss u AusTsa took ptAcs HondAy night last
NJ Wbitemsn'a the Brunswick Hotel. Mr. Bsudisr
kp Aptarosio and the pile = Of Liverpool considering
Be hind r~stmsnt which cf rhsir bosy had az
v1<pssd in Nsw York especially similsr ccaasous
bsipg .rsp away with, invited him to . supper At
a whitfnsnh hotel NJ. Jcba Wilnsn,s Ohasrnaan Of
- P,lo;s' Benevolent FGneR presided pressn alton
xAs ato a. Mr. BAucier Of framed liz hssrspho picture
the Liverpool eet 81 plot boats they appeared as
Survsy !. 1883 The proceeding closed With har noay.
kxsu1pool fmes Rb 8
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o rKLLICO, AUTHOR or" ny rRIsons.n

Q nLvlo rHLLIC0, AUsA0R OF +" MI rRIsoNs."
hal!a mcurns Of the Distinguish ID OF her
as Tho cypress which u insrmixed with the Iaurels
Dante and rAsso, now erewAs the tomb OF Pslloo he
sd ~ Turin the LIST OF February, 1884, sivio Pol
r. was Of the few Italian prose writer's who have
sztsnavely known out OF Italy. he vas born It s.
huy Piedmont In 1850. His father was mAnutactaer
sk At Pgnerol and he gave bis SON an sx Silent edo
atios; and ito boy naturally Of stuioas disposition
|npwoved upon tho lessons Of his tutors In iSoo ne
ted France where, at Lyons he resided several years
Nh . married sister. Here he acquired shossugh
nowlsdee of the Frsnah language and read vol.aire
usseau kolisre Corn iils In the vsrnacuisr. he
sans III oroughly sequaintsd with tho Frsnch people,
.d mbisec from the leading spirits Of tbs Isl ablcso
Aools the principles which he Afterwards ably Advo
s.d Returning to Italy no resided TINA in Milan
lsrs he becams the intimate friend Of Sismonii and
|6sata. He was vsrsously eBplayed-sometiu-s .
lutuy and sommencsd hts author. de
nAhshod his tragedies "Laodicea" aud TT AncsscA di
nnini which raised him high in the literary world.
aly short tims alter this the oelsoratsd jol.nsi
gsxs Psllco Snm ,ndi Rsmaguosi, GiojS nd M,nzoni
Aeush profssssdly Of literary character entirely IL
4sncpss were liberal and the Austrian sovsrousas, in
4 ne doctrines OF II Cb~cikatovs had an sfsst upon
people, and only few weeks after its In
uETest.ops broke oRt in Pisdmcn Mt and Naples. With
evsral Others Peco was ed, impison q, AMI 10
February, 1872 sentenced TO death This sentence
Is 70 fifteen years impssoDTsnt and In me
fFsatest work, my Prisons " It's fame spread
ys ths civsed world and It trAuslAtsd into the
pgsh and most Of the Oontinental languages He also
several other prose works. volume OF poems.
ftsg eight years Of tm Pelco released,
sA up to the time Of his death he resided ct Tarin
1szo he passed Me In classic etbemeu', Occasionally
etrbuslpg to the literature Of his eouotry but never
Interfering with is politics. Several OF his tragedies
ny sssd ~ su ~ -. Sss
~ hts LIE glided quietly on to it close.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

0T1RLIN0 BLVRR WARk-THE SUBSCRIBER or
- frs fox SALE ~ less than the usual prices The following
ARTICLES q silver ware, Of the best and latest
gylesover table spoons, sst S2 70 81; silver
Ieens ger set y 70 ~ silver desert yes ~ 50 81 70
o8 silver table forks SET S3 70 SIS silver Asssft
pee sst SIS 70 Sl9 silver ladies each, ~ 70 al silver susAr
Sepss Dar 30 70 81 silver spoons each % "a 70 IS 30
diver rs each, 81 50 TO 81 silver salt spos pas
GT = $40 niysr mus,ard spoons ssel q = 81 silver
ILL silver cecrea tnives each, 10 ~; silver pie
saoh 3l0 silver Wedding eAte knives sach % 70 DO
napkin Ynas each 81 30 70 silver eAeh - 80
:ily:I raw l.als: pa, g o. s!y:r
porter Wholesale and RETAIL Nc. Wall street, ssookd door
neaR Broadway.
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Court CalonAar-This nay,

4 Court CalcnAar-Thls Day.
DUlAKm OUUn1-4suerAI Term.--Non enumerated mo-
- Nos. 81, "a IS, 80, 80 - -, l4s. "A 81, ~, A.,
~ -, ~.
/ 6usnn Couls-0srcuit 600 500, I,l2o, l,lss,
leo lea lss. 20l, &s, le7, 2os al, ITO, aus 20,
w., 146, 207
LA ga 3o4 4OT 4l0 4b8, s07 808, H. o. 49, 6O0k 70
e01 SOC, 500, S.8 6M $40 to b2o, s1o BIT, e2S 27A
Snncs nsla- NOS sa7 to sA Ill, u, 9. A. s.. o.,
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made By Dr. Curtis Of this city In the treatment OF
ton astbnA all diseases Of the lunGs We reor
TO Dr. Cur.is' hysoans. inhaas hysesn vspor and
cherry syrup" With tAis msthsd has restored
which he has innumerAble certificates speaking Of
restmsAt rsmarhs- y evident that by In
msdieiDal properties must como Ia CONTACT with the
whole the eAvitv lungs and THUG esospc b
and varied changes produced thsm when etro
duoed into thc stomach and subjected to the Of d.
ge Nonn The hygesna 10 for sale ~ su the dYueests
Shroushout the country From the New York an
Of jan -ees advertisement OF Nedcatsd Inhalation
In ther column Of This paper
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PUBLICATIONS.

GRBAT BOOK COMING John p JnR1TT 90
"A have now In and will publish about the Isl d
haych, wo: OF txtraordr ability, which
will rank NE very bss. ions e Asrisaa .aa
opinion Of Ibis arkabls book sxag
rated, We publish the owpg sr 10 written " Of Tho
editors Of the Evening Traveller:Nesr j. r. Jewstt
GO have PRES: and win shortly tale Of
Boston and yicnity and I've suthor believed
DO Botonisn, resident Of the neghborhood We Aes
other tay and atssE reading huudred more pases
interesting graphic and affecting tas thus FAR has
lately appeared " quite equal 70 the sat 70 wide,
novel 1.-THE work completed with the ability which 10
Soubs {Ss 4 viii p,sdt f.r ssls IA
equal 70 the most successful Of modern rosAcss
A. great curiosity has already besn excite large
vbe CREATED and early orders from the principal houses n
Abe kAde solicited govern nrso
edition. JOHN p. JRWkTr 4 Co Publishers, II And 10
land, Ohis
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nrs broke ont IN Owsgo, N. T., the morning Of Ne
D Aabbins, q. Cornell d. Hodge, and - Mtings, the
lat shop Of Parmentsr, cabinet warehouse Of J.
ataon. and the dwelling house Of DR.. EAstmsn Los be-
Ik0sen Oh, 900 and $4,000
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Harmed.
On Wednesday Feb Is. By the Rev. Mr. Lafont, ct the
Church Of st Vincent dc Paul Mr.. DANIEL ONuIL to Nss
CArHDMn A. ALEXANDER, both OF this cty
Oh Monday, Feb 20 BY the Raw Mr. BerriAn, M. JONI
ALFRED BKARr to Mis- SARAH POWELL both Of this CITY,
On THURSDAY, Feb. 16, BERNHARD P. BssxAYs to Hiss
ANNIE SHHRMAN, both Of this city.