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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
VIRGINIAi-OhiO CiIcmt court, Nov
Y 1875
Henry Sharp aud John Hughes, I

DccrcC ior recount Absmacn


This cause came on TO be heard upon tho process &c.
aud ihereul the court doth adudge Oide aud de-
he referred TO OF the master commission
ers U this CouI take and stale u the ror
sonal estate OIto said John Murine, deceased which has
come into hands nj Johnston Mulrne his udminstIa
tor or which has conn into the hands any other per- on,
by tile order OF said administrator and Tor his chaIg
ing said admnis aOr with oil assets which have come to
his hands TO The hands OF ay Vttr eisUn FOR Ills use,
and CTeditig him with all disbursements made In the duo
course OF admin iTatiOh Aud the sod Commissioner
shall also state an account Crte dsthutVe share Orsad
Return ~. llia as husband OF Ills wife, IN and to the ro
sOnal estate Of said decoased and also tho real estate OF
which lie said Ion MulTue died seized, aud tile Catiou,
quantity value and annual thereof and the into. esi
Tic which said Return NJ. Ill., as husband OF his said
wife is entitled, aud al.O 10 ascertain aud erot all 81 G.
CiC liens said inOres o. said Hill IN said realty and
personally, and their several pIiOrilies
"But beiO King said accounts the said master Shall
cause MOI of the TO be given, by advert semcnt
published ur fur four successive weeks in uewspa
npr riinieh In the Cit o. Wheeling, and said commissions
OF Is ordered TO report, &c.
ACOpy-lestei ALONZO lORlNGi
tCaldweli clerk
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John Aiken
VIM u. norner and oth.rs.


Decree fOr aCcOunt--A bSttaCti
This cause TO be heard upon The process and
lciuIn the con, 90.
'And Tie cupon The court doth addge, order and de-
cree tina II be reenod to OF tho master commissions
eTs UT this take ard state account OF the per-
sunal estate nj john Mulie deceased, which has come
into the hands OF Johnston Murine his administrator or
which has come into tile hands any person by the
DIR OF said administrator, aud for Ills charging said
administrator with all cts which may have come to his
hands, TO the hands Oi other person TO- his USE
and ortditing him with oil disbursements made IN due
LOuIse OF administrations ard said commissioner shall al
so state an account vi the diSibutve share OF said VIII
liam dorsey husband OF his said wife, IN the person
estate oil said deceasod and also tic real eStae owch
said JOhm Murine died seized and tie location quantity,
value and ANIMAL rents thereof and the Interest thereto,
which said William H. Dorsey husband Of his WIFE, IL
entitled AID also TO asce tain end report al SPECIFIC
liens upon said Interest Of said Dorsey In said realty aud
personality.
BLt before tokng said accounts ilc said master shall
cause notice Of the b" even By advertisement;
published fo fOu successive weeks In some newspaper
printed in the city OF Wheeling And said commissioner
Is uidei ed to report, &C."
ACOpy-1estc! ALONZO LORlNGi
[CaIdwelll clerk
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NEW Y RK MARKET.

SgPrgMDgR i6,-Four dull, declining tribe
for good; common firm. Southern 6rmer at 8,sla
9,26. Wheat firm Southern white 90 Corn is
fam and unchanged. with moderate demand at
previou rates Whisky easier, Ohio 40a4llc.--
Pork firm, mess l4,l?ta,4,G5i PRIME 81 l,81al2.
for repacked Gh'ccgo. Beef ldle easier, l6lal6I.
Cut meats duli Lard dull, prices lower. Butter
easier, Ohio l4al7A. Cotton market firm, with
IO.r demann for Oleans mldlng OF 9ii Upland
Ito 81. Coffee frm. Sugar firm, but transactions
moderate, MonsseS firm.
Muny active. Q II lUansat per cl Michigan
Southern Railroad stock. 9sA; Michigan Genital
S9l Heading al. Erie 434. Cleveland Pitts.
burph 81.
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REV. VERNON EsRRlDGs, u. s. N.

PoRIsNOuTn, Va, aug. te, 1871
Mr 8. 4. Boush-- Dear Siri While um, III GENERAL,
OppU'ed 10 patent incidence, eandUuT eompsIs ne 70
slate tnut have gleat COndsuUe tie luss Of lamp
TOMS Vegetable Iinture. For seSeiGl months PAST
We iced II IN my ianIlg AID IN dislepsia, oAS Of ie
tic d1Illess, aud aeblniy, with enO success.
SO TAI as niy txciientc extend take pleas.
In accommodating Il 10 Ihc afflicted aSa ale aud en-
Cient remedy,
ysKN0N BSKRIDGR,
Cha. lain Y. y. Navy.
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gg52ts gjs9555 " ! ~ So 80
Trnnsporiniion o Nee h. & q, R.R 90

WugEhEG SIErIUS, sOlh May. 1854,
on aud after MuId " ilsNt INC 29d inst Second Gas
Car will be attau,ci To the Pass ger Train leaving Ibis
Station for baltimore at 0;l5 ~ Passengers will lie
takemlO Ecuernnn, Cumberland aud baltimore only at
the following 0toS'
10 fGIcimlu s'''''''''' '''''''''''''' ''''TElyI
To Cumbe ldnd ............ '....'.'''''.' o'Oy
10 Halllnl1iG.... .sNiWV
Fifty pounds OF poiSOni baggage o. y allowed eao pas
seugei aOvlr ny pounds viii be charged Of ~ cts. per
pound,
B'ricRets must he procured before tue starting Of
tam ar tho egular fare will be collected no second
class tickle = can be sold by the conductors
IIy order, j. %. FORD,
myy3 Agent.
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PlrrsnUacu, Sept. lO.-,wyalher clear an
pheasant.
Cholera Oboling.
CINcNNAri, Sept. lG.--weulheT cool.
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OnOLERA Ar pITTsnITRGU.

PTTsBuRGn- Evening, Sept. TO- he cholera
is diminishing, the weather being l.voiable There
were I" enlY deaths Of lhose attacked yesteIday-
10 new Gases To-day.
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Lou svlLLE, Sept. l6.--The steamer Rescue
sunk OH n log miles below Henle son yesterday
IN feet water. No lives lost. Freight saved in
lighters.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Sept l6.-BisNUp Wainwright, o
Ne" York, is nov lying yely low with The iyphu
fever
The number of deaths for The week wOs Co.
Oholeln l2i.
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on es D. N q ,le soe leaE hin. s .oo!hss
'"'' ON 'A' T%Ssrl,vrllY; Al.shlny 49, ST.; Nd

OrlO5eT 10, 1859. )
Mists. Mortimer 4 Moe5,dt-Dedr Silsi lem harry TO
Inform you that this day npds me In the enoyment Of
good health, ny tie use Of your HamrtOns Theiue aud
lie Ul,ssingS Of God ani enabled TO pnTsLe my daily
avOCaUlS uslsl, and lave Eeat desiIe that tie
afflicted should know the great curative powers OF tho
TlhCIuTe.
am, with respect, yours,
OcB"Call aud get Pamphlets and zee the cures OF
Coughs, Blouclls, rheumatism, Liver ConlainISand
Sci OiulR
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Insurance IN Omo.-We alluded, short time
ngo to the general breaking up of foreign lnsu-
rance companies in Ohio. occasiOned by recent
act lie Legislature. requiring that every foreign
Insurance company should deposit with The audit
tor Of that Stale, one hundred thousand dollars os
COLLATERAL security to indemnify policy holders in
OHIO. Its worthy Of note that tile ErSH lSsU-
RAxoE CouPAwr, Of Hartford, Connecticut is The
only company ia The United States that has COM
nlied with that law. WIN, r. Peterson is the agent
for hat Office in this city.
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CINCINNATI MARKE-

SEPT. 10. Flour dulli no sales. Good brands
offered at 100. Whisky 80. dull. NJ sales in
provisions. Mess pork 1880. Linseed oil TO-
Business generally dull
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BN R0Nak Letiers Patent.
MAN UF Not uR I'D nv
Iarnourt. Bradley g

TUE llyd Omagen valuable discovery for project
ing tue feel danp cold, and therefore preventive
OF m.ny Lunsseises, 0igout any doctoriHg teiasrsT
The HydrOmagen In the form Ola SOLE AID worn inside
the b,O les B.sdiedisd ohuacer is powerful
anudUtc 10 disease |s"
For gentlemen 1t win be found agreeable, warm, and
healthy to wear In tue coldes aniest heT, as tile
lot cannot become vet II the lyl Oma inserted.
Ladies may veal tic gheSt sued bots shoes In the
most enent weather W t inpunitV while COnsuTp-
ton, pioyalout among The young OF our country, Tray
be waTted b. ihe genea adoption They entirely su'
Vro In very unheillhy maul'u aud besides aTe not
DANCE Gus wear to pedestrians In icy weather, like India
rubber. While tic iattoroause The feel 10 appear cX-
eney large the HydtOmogen, being mere Thin slice oil
cork prepared peculiarly placed Inside does not
tile size Of tile moot, the lot 10 appear unltdy
10 cidTenihey extremely valuable, as thy en-.
ago In exercise with comOri and healthy effects. Their
eXpense is so eli i as to need mertOn besides
Osc WHO patTOnEe them Will hd their yearly doet2's
BiIit much dimfnishtd hsyeby.
Astbe HydrOmagen Us becoming more KNOWN ts sale is
Increasing 10 an almost Incredible extent Last year In
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, GLASGOW
Leeds, Dublin Paris, AntwoTpi Hamburgh, AMI herlin,
our reached 1852 400 pairs Of CORK sO's Is year
the number Will far SuIpass that
ASK tho Faculty their opinion OF their yae as pre-
ventatve lor coughs, Gods bronchs' aslhma ana con
MEMS size, per pair. Is scents.
Iadles' do do 81
Roys' & misses do %
NoTioH--Prnm The retail piiees we make VolNuOela
allowance 10 JObhea and w esaeIs 80 nal eny 1sOS
keeper may mike ne profit on their sale whle they
are snarels that may be Aeplln any sore' among any
class OF goods.
fIARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO
sep 2i3m 3s street, New YORK.
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CoMAisstoSvRs orglce,


Notice.The parties Interested IN the matters of the
oing decree aIe hereby notified that have appointed
Thursday lie gs o. September, 1884, at my Office In tho
city OF Wheeling as tie tine and place. whenand whore
cree Aud do cquire the production before OF all
such papers, books, vouchers aud proofs as may be
cesar to tile proper taking OF said accounts.
GIBSON l.. era NNER,
ausos Master commissioner in clraroery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
Dyspepsia, Reclamation, Scrotula, Cough, Asth-
ma, Consumption, LiUsr Complaint, &c.
InLl nun IG AIIELILN

TRUTH 10 hIAGul 4
AIc YOU sick? beware OF limitations fisk for HaMP-
TONS psgciaBls Tmci,rs, The many made by th,R
pleasant and remedy may indUCe eUunte feiling.
medicine must have merit and GIo tmeIit, too, to
STAND test Of public opinion. Nj ant oil punB eau g1
yaLe worthless article 50 az To keep ltup 40 gUON
medicine II II be not really so
good medicine will live, befoBe POPULAR and extend
its sales yelTUIIer year. In spite o. opposition. The reO
mouth to mouth with more rapidily then n5WS-
papers spread u. living witness IthtiiyinE to tic
cure medicine has made fol- him Is or mole tNu
any newspaper advertising.
In OF what we say above, we re or yON 10 HdhP
ioH's Vegetable T HeiiTS, and It's elects
The wi OF 4. W. Yeakle Grocer, 18PeaT 81, cnied
nj Rheumatism Of eight years stardlng all other rene
Vim NJ oldham, Gate OF the Custom House, } DWELLING
No 2C Pine ST. vi Dyspepsia, great lily, permanently
W a. Schueher ESQ., on, OF the oldest and
highly respectable citL'ns, cured OF great weakness
md restored 10 robust health.
Pummet, i63 Baltimore ST. suffered intensely
years hp disease aud cuIal rheumaem cured
alteT all other remedies had iaied
Geo. W. Good ch, Capt Thos. not RObt. Gaulti JaF
SIIyth cured OF rheumatism
John PerVail, S. A, Grain, John Luke, Rev. " Bsk
ridgc a. Is, Navy, and thousands others cured OF Dysp
sia SCI ofula cough, liver complaints, bronchitis, Saint
yltus Dance, &c. We refer to our own eiEehs-eal on
Dr. HAMPTON, tho author o this great Hamptou'a
that it will be that isnot anarole got to Impose
ngSIiUNbREDs In This city will bear the testi
G5-Call and get pamphlets Csatis,) aud the many
ID ut5;Po sale by r. u Logan & Co, whesllps
cgue 81 age Isl John H. h"PPnn' Outward ahdlY
TSssoid b, M"srIxER MuwaRAY, $40 Baltimore ST
lIaltimOI o, .ill 30l broadway, NY
U5'PriccSi per bottle. YSOL
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DIED.

on the 10Th OF September, NJ typhoid fever HUGH II.
CARR. OF FRlrmont. Va aged 10 years.
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MN SAVINGS BANK STOKE.
Ar ting oi., pns.r uPPiCE OPPOSITE THE M'LURH

NEW SAVINGS BANK STOKE.
AT THE OLD POsr OFFICE OPPOSITE TUE MLURE
HOUSE.
f1NO tie ciliZcnsO OF Wheeling aud Nrinty Feeling very
i thankulor tholiboral patronage received nom you,
deemit proper Cor your interests as well as my own
10 call you, attentions my constantly Ielensled stock
vi Roofs Shoes Hats, Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks
the corner Oi Market aud Monroe sire Is feeling con-
nIcnt there is greater variety in this markets while in
quality are no. Surpassed Western Virginia, Hnd In
lrice unlorSOd by Therefore os' ectulY In.
vile you all to cal eId examine m slOOk, AMI In tile Ian
snge 81 ', u Will labOrallasl become the son OF ne
ressty the nuTscingol hope, aud the pupil OF ar TO
COmmOtate and III you.
To tic ladies, plricuary, would say have large
quantity nj French Lace, straw, AID brBid hornets,
which win sell at cost as the season is advancing
have also quantity Of silk aud crae bounels which
viii sell very low. w. u WATSON;
TO country merchants would say flat we Will duni
carea hills bought iuihc easto,u ttics TO- cash to29
BRIDGE UUNN!l
n consequence o which the. will be good deal Of
sttcot "gissiIg" and long faces Hut who's aipidf-
Just step tic undersigned and buy some oEhs unex
celcd LOuins oigaIs, and they viii set you all right
my22 w. RttOhEN, agent.
FElY FUSE.
IN DBLS at Iednced prices. ~
~ augi. GkO MILSON.
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Machine Beltng.

4 LARGE invoice OF Leather Betting nom the cello
N bTatcd mandatory OF llOyt BTOilers, New YORK
aud warranted equal TO any made.
Just received and for sale by
~ JOHN.H. TAPFAN.
VIRUINI1 i-U@o UnoWt Court, November 0n
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rELEGRAPHTC NEWS
~ tho NatIonaI Inc.
STEAMER SUNK,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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of the Great Republio!!
ANOTHER IRIUM ~
ron TuE
DEFIANCE BES!!!
Nay OAK, Dec. 81, 1873, er.~.

NRw ORK, Dec %, 1873, 2r.N.
VIZ Root w. Patrick, ig2 Pearl ST.;
nAR 81 + II is with much sl isaotion that we bea'
testimony to the realty FRO proof qualities OF the defiance
Safe OF your ua uHCtue which we had in use III gu OIL
fee at tic Novelty BAKERY No. gu Front 81 eet which
with many uihe buildings together with the minnio
clipper sip tic Great Republic, and Other ships, de
slrOyCd by fire, This morning. The SAFE containing all
our BOOKS papers money, bills receivable Insurance pol
hours viz rom the commencement the fire, at mid
Igh until removed from the ruins while stll hot, 10 YOU
store When opened t2P. NJ This day, MS contents
were deVn,ed Ous In excellent order, the books, pa
pers bank bills, &c being lcgibc as they were before
their cNpOSu to what we consider most severe ordeal
NOuIs, IesnertLmly,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
wheeling, June 90, 1854. MICHAEL EDWARDS :"

TIL undersigned will continue tho above business In
his own name and upon his account At the old stand
and willendeaYOr give better abstraction than ever TO
such the OF the old firm may continue TO
give him their patronage, aud as many new ones as may
favor with their orders. ,.,
Wheeling. Juno goth, 1853
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N. B.-Jacob NJ. Warden will he found at the Law or
fec OF Alfred Caldwell with tic books and accounts NJ
Warden d Edwards, and all persons indebted TO said
Rrmaro hereby notified and required TO call aud SETTLE
without delay o alone beinG authorized to settle tho bus
mess OF said old firm. ~
ie2O JACOB NJ. Walden.
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49, '' EPn "Tf'RfEADwELL < SONS.

safes OF all sizes, suitable rmrrchants banks jewel
ers record Offices, steamboats,, &o fire and iheil proof
bank vault doOl plate chests tor private families, etc on
hand sale, aud made TO ORDER Of the depot 1872 Pearl
street, / door below Maiden Lane, New York, by
Tsnta liy lautn ROBRRr PATRICK
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y MI I Y UoT''
III D ansi '''''' ''' GEO. WILSON.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership

'INllE copaTincrship heretofore existing between tile
undersigned in tile Merchant Tailoring business, In
III city OF Wheeling, under Tic IN name OF lpardsu T.
lrards has this day by mutual consent been dissolved
Jacob ~ Warden having sold outlsinirest IN tic stock
OF said co partnership to Michael Edwards, Jr.
Jacob VI Warden alone authorized 20 settle and col
lCct The debts oil said firm .,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

The city much excited BY various rumors Of public
riot from midday, and crowds continued to pour from
al the side streets into the leading horoughfares ermi
mating at the different ferries.
herf Lott and Mayor Lambert had taken precautions
Tor The preservation Of the peace, and all wsldspossd
citizens found an that the law would be en-
forced and the tranquility Of the city ultimately secured
At the usual hour the reverend gentleman commenced
to address large crowd at the corner Of Smith and At
lantic streets His congregation composed princi-
pay Of young men, who seemed TO belong to tho class OF
native Amsrcans or Know Nothing for as the speaker
proceeded 70 depict the and vices-as ne termed
them-of Romanism, they audbly applauded his senti-
msnts. At this time the crowd numbered about one
4housand persons amongst whom were many Irish resi-
dents Of Brooklyn and others Of the same country who
going TO enjoy the Sunday with their friends and
stopped TO hear what was going on
Al the preacher pvosressed with his hsransus, the
bitter feelings generated such occasions commenced
80 manifest themselves He chssrsd from one part
Of the crowd and misses heard from the out
sds The reverend gentleman, however, concluded his
dsceurss gave bsnedision 70 an irrespective Of class
oe country, and thea dissppssrsd Hs did aos hewsvs
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FIres-Row Among tho EHremcn-Onc Man
Shot.


Shot.
Yesterday afternoon the bells struck an alarm for the
seventh district caused by the burning OF two small
frame buildings occupied by O. Cogge Cornell Nos. "A
and 70 Broad street. The premises nearly destroyed
before the flames were extinguished.
Shortly after the above fire. at about O'Clock another
alarm struck for the eighth district. This was
caused by fire breaking outn the private dwelling Of
German families the Of Liberty and Green
wch streets II extinguished before much damage
had occurred From thia are sprung another Of those
infamous street erswiz which have Of LATE disgrAced
tie nre department. II appears that engine companies
No. ID and 81 have for long time had grudge against
each other and for some time both parties have watched
for opportunity to Hg 1t out The police
this and at every fire have stationed themselves
these companies to keep them from coming into col
lisfon with each other. Yesterday after the Gre In
Liberty street. the parties met in Broadway and despite
the efforts OF the police, they entered into fight
in which bloody knocks given and taken on both
sides The police however, energetic In their inter-
ference, and soon put stop to the disgraceu scene
During the aray one man. named Alfred Brewer resid
ing at No 474 Pearl street shot in the leg and an
other man, named John Josephs received heavy blow
VI on the head Both taken to the City Hospital
No arrests were made and by whose hands the pistol
was fired 1t WAS impossible to say The man was wounded
in the calf o. the leg flesh wound but which, the
doctor is not dangerous The weapon was loaded
took hundred shot The pistol found upon the
ground, and the supposition that the owner was
about drawing 1t from his pocket to In the aray
when 1t exploded by accident before he had raised e.
and shot Brewer in the leg. Neither of the wounded
men, understand belong to the Fire Department
Cannot the Fire Department purge itself these rowdes
who only rush to fires to fight disgrace themsel
and oil associated with themS
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers by the steamship Franklin
which sailed Saturday for Havre Prince Jerome
Bonapare and SON. Mr. James Gordon Bennett lady and
servant Mr. E. Bell bearer Of dispatches and Mr.. p +.
De Iandre, French Consul at Belize, Honduras The r.
had two hundred and thirty cabin passengers her specie
list amounted to 81 ,2e1, 400.
The California steamers leave to day They carry the
usual large number Of passengers Among those TO go
by the North Star is Joseph A. Nunes ESQ., of Philadel
phia 1t Mr. MS intention, VIC believe to settle in
California which seems to be much Of gold mine to
intelligent members Of the bar to miners and
chants.
Hon. Charles Hubbard U. s. Consul at Maui, arrived
at New Bedford on the ID inst in the ship Brighton
Hon. Sam Houston, who has been for some weeks alb
sent visit to Texas, returned to Washington the
I'd inst.
Hartford; j. DeHaven, u s. N. Charles W. Cook, San
Francisco and T. Byrne and family New Orleans, were
among the arrivals yesterday the Metropolitan Hotel
avsi fN%s S New Orleans and aaysn.
MSeSy.nl M.. n.Gs..n d c,s.sSs. D. Ea
~. n Az
Ssss sse ss hs f1s
xIS Dgss gsS1i;s1 ssa IA. S s
9' C.s.1y cn and
son, Sr: 6msry and Children, Jones' Mrs Jons. and
sss sss frsGssss rGas : ~
II Ernst Esser and many olhe era in the steorags
In steamship Roanoke, from Norfol aovMrs Lilies
pin GIlmofe Hsllowoll, Herr Groogsr and lady
Miss = Hallowell. Steger, Miss N Story, Mrs
Sniier and daughter, Richardson, A Avery, lady
and Laughter, Perkins ~. MI y s1ids,; M Br.nch
daughter, J n Dunlop A 8 Clarke, Mrs s Linnst,
stcger MssE snider, Smith g Murray, Miss Mur
pittsson, Mrs Newlsn; stsnnard, Miss Merrill
Mason, Pie, cers and LADY, Perkins. ssd Il
In the storage.
Hayns, Miss and Master HAyne.
DEPARTURES.
For Savannah In the steamship Florids-Hev Silli-
John Fraser Ainstsn WIN Bsttsrsby Miss strouse
A Morris, Vaughn, J Mills Henderson, Frank
ritz, X Birch. John Sherman-steerage ~.
For Charlsston, in the stsemship narion.s Low VIM
Mitchell, Thos Mohards Benz Argo. Thoe Nichols Phil
lips Mitchell, Wells. nadsnich, Rw PhiDips A
hin, Austin, g y Hart sna lady, 8 T.nasc cAd
fiAsg, Mr. Wills, Lspicsh lady and two children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-05
IN NEW YORK.

Another crowd collected in the Park yesterday
afternoon, to listen to the fanatics that usually
hold forth tho City Hall steps each Sabbath after
An addition was made to the attractions yes.
terday in the shape Of an American Aag which was
waved the head Of the speaker Many laughed at
this foolish farce and seemed TO think II happy
idea. 1t appeared as the speskerwss particularly pa
trioc and obtained this piece of bunting that in case of
row, la Kirby, " He might wrap himself In the Ame-
rican flag, and die like of gun" the peanut
boys would say The alarm of fire In Broad street. how
ever happily called the shoulder htes away before the
work Of "bruisjns" had commenced. Owing to this,
the day passed OF without any disturbance arrests
the alarm Of FIRE being more attractive to this crowd
than the eloquence of the preacher. How much longer
are these street fanatics be tolerated. An old adage
has It "that every dog has his day. and this Ia 30,
street preachers have had theirs and their must
soon be run. The sooner the better.