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49, DR.. j. REUsCH, Graduate of -NM
W the Veterinary Schools OF Prussia, esa7
Veterinary Surgeon to his Royal Majesty the King oe3
lion Of all kinds Of DOMESTIC ANIMALS White
and Felicity Streets and 70 fully prepared all
the animal kingdom is heir to.
Dr. REUSCH his in this city
his most grateful soicits
nnnee of their patronage which he pledges himself TO
strict attention to his profession snd herintoFests
~ All ord lett Drug Store Of Dr. Bruenn No. 1873 Dryades
street, Dryade Market will receive prompt attention. myll
MN DEAD CATTLE.--One dollargS7 Is
MSs&7M will be paid for every fresh DEAD HORSE Ns8gs
eSsSAA COW delivered ut tho New Orleans Bone NJ
Wof Washington Avenue, the graveyard
afShs FaAd tsada to Tho yard. febaI ly
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AR. WATS0N'S GARD. Il will use no other
tho han found plain truth
Byiength Of practice have Doc all toE
called Syphe. Fefneay fifteen been
those icE the that
have given attention class Of
osr and know than they do, That's what
md which has yssred yet contradict
o daily observations which my without vanity
otner merit than that ofe experience.
sfee: in in few and find difficulty
hDBe longer nration without submitting patient such
Of treatment will draw him ihesghtestuspclo
him neglect his aHaa heher hou rwhn. The
etevsa altered There Orleans
oulduppy proofs ofh
secrecy which, always inviolably preserve.
Ihave which do not think oadd
apfed that reputationis already
in the morning until O'Clock anght
W. WATSON, NJ. D.
ds9 stornho street,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

III WRIGHTa& CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
eps GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which .hcy offer supply Dg and Denera
wholesale nrices.
E Depot spsca Agency No. 1sl CHARTERS ST.
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a CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
EXTRACT OF coPAlvAThis great renedyso extern
vy used in New York and other eites. Ills positive
5onorrea Spanish English.
Sold at No. 1851 CHARITIES STREET. ie14 3m
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Interior Eneasnpments.

Interior Enenmpments.
MAGNOLIA No. 4, Baton Rouge.
MOUNT SINAI No. 8, st Franklin. st. Mary's
Parish.
q. W. SHAW No. 10, at Clinton, East Felioiana.
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nDD FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
W Cemetery obtained by Applying
odd Esllows, Hall Of and
Campstreet The prcs
for the burial s40t
the burial of wife child $40 price
$50 Invariably purchase Of
nation respeetnEthe "Restn applyto
J. o. PIERS0N, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FURFEAUX, st the Odd Fellows Hall.
Jas. FURNBLUI. Secretary, nys Ivos
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TEyEXAS PECANS-20 barrels, in store and
n for Sale by g, ]. HART d CO.
nj Nos. los and l0T TchoupoulAs street,
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Pu ps AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
- JOHN hicCARTY PLrMBER, No. 1874 Camp Eewor
sans and saornnt OF BRASS GoCK
FORCE AND LIFT BEER PUMPS
COOKING RANGEEi BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BhTEs.
Aeo, EkYING AND REPAIRING lead Pipes. aFrFFs1I
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Bhp promptly repaired, hsrde,,
rrne1ptp Attauhei to. VI CHARGER MODERATE.
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ID
Now Orleans, La.
3al vERMIFuGES.
Winorls Canadian,
Bwain'a,
Ferry's Dead Shot,
Jsyne's Toni
Kerl'a, ga.5..
b. A. Fahnestock's,
BALsAns d CoUGHREMEDIE;
Wistar'a Balsarn OF Wild Cherry,
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's Balsaih,
Ruchnn,s Hungarian, s2i IgF5
Davis's wild Cherry and Tar,
Schertk's Pulmonie Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Barlholomew's Expectorant,
HALLS Balsafn, 43 =s.a
swnyne'a Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectornl,
Taylor's Ralsam Liverwort, 81
Jayne's Erpeetorant,
Tiner,s Elscampaius,
Regers' Livefwort and Tar, @
Mrs. Gsrdiner's Liserwo1t,
stablsr's Cherry Espectorsnt,
Loudon's Indian do. EN-
DR.. Rose's do.
SARsAPARu.LAS,
DR.. John Bulls, 't"'
s. P. Townsend's,
Sands'l, gE.a .s4.
Old Jacob Townsend
Carpeuter's,
WyukooH's,
Shakers,
Gfafonbsrg'
Guypott's Yellow Docl
PLaSTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewsn's strangtheninl
Jew pavid's or Hebrew,
Badsaa,s,
Knapp's india
Aiconk's Porous,
Grifith's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnici
.d LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farroll's Arabiai
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Rayes's,
..@. ,s Tobias'nve nstial
Hewes's Nerve and Bone,
Ksiiinger's,
E. % Gardeners, gg f.
Bartine's Eors
Merehani's Gargling,
05st Cherokee,
J ayne'
AGuE REMEDIES, etc,
osgood's Indian Chologosue,
Rownnd's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tcnic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds i ebrifugs,
Vegetable Febrlfugo- 5M
L0zENGES. N
5herman's Cough aud Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafsfs,
Locock's Pulmonic WATERS.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpene or Hair Gloss,
Bsrry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Kstharion,
Boyls's Hyperion Fluid,
phalon's Hair tnvigozator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusenis Wahpene.
Loldsn'a Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hanei's Eau Lustrale,
oldridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Radway'n Circasaian Balm.
PANACEAS.
swain's, Houok's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western. y=-
OINTMENT AND SALyEs.
D ley's Magical Pain Extractor,
rofessor Hollowsy's Ointment,
McAIlister's All Healing,
Brooks Msgic salys, Pryor's Pile
Gray'n, Hsrrison'l Specific,
Trask'a Magnetic, Judkin's, W.
Louden's All Healing, Russia.
OILS. aa w
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
MsNair'a Acoustic, scarpa'a do.
British, HRrlaem.
BITTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix, Blake's Aromatic
4 WoLFE,S AROMATIC
az Druggists and Merchants,
contained in tho above catalogue, ,
ing or sending their orders as abos
tensiye assortment Of GENUINE
States, and at the lowest prices.
y. WE
GENUINE NE
nssti 5@@..4 N
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RINEE,s CANADIAN IAN; yERMIFUGE,

WlNER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE
safe and morees
Some Of the symptoms which existence the worms in
ms sfoows the countenAnee ia PALE color
had With as hesyy dull
tho patient to pick his starbed patient
in great fright and is liable starting grinding The
teeth the appetite exceedingly being
otherpfeeblo and insome instances it is aepravcd.
To the following
ieved thatthese to establish the hat CA
MADAM YERMIFUGEIS A SUPERIOR REMEDY F0R WORMS
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We
pared BY Miner this town designated j. WTNERs CA
MADAM VEhF being fully with its
for the expulsion
ormsrcm the inteatinal canal. @. O'RFrLLY,
Iaeentiaieof the r. G. of SuTgscrs. ireland, etc.
6. W. DICKINSON,
Member of The 4. C, of Surxeouai In London ain
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GsRACKNELL BISCUITS
Sst oesNsssE q co. cor. Canal and New Levs..
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Ut rs a FACT, established beyond the shadow
IL Of doubt by the testimony
phyaesna hchchdren
the either got known
recommended fer Worms proved
All eas intellectually the end
sned and remed Yfound which has
Therevsraey have existed This assertion supported
ony oth
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INSURANCE.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED 1854 500.

CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED. .$2 oOU
DIRECTORS.
William Vogel, y. P.V oorhiee, Y p Maapero,.
Logan Mcknight P. ponx o. Gallard
G, NiiltenberreI NJ. Cpddy, John Pembertou, "
b. o Vtsnaud, J. A. Band,
This Company Organised under the mutual principle will DO
on tho is policies Marble and
Fire Risks. Et F'
t9T ofce No. los Canal street; -
NoTCEk meeting OF the Board Of Directors held the 18th
nst elected President and A. Shrlebe
Secretary. ESQ iy
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MEDICAL CARDS.

attention the Trade gsnraly to their well ssleeted ~
atock Of genuine MEDICINE EXTRACTS, M
HAIR NhiLaaa TEETH and their large assortment Of
ARTICLES Ladies' Toilet which they receiving
Importing Northern Manufacturing Houses and collected
hs markets They or tho for sale ut the lowest
prices. sg,,.q.
Planters Phans and ApothssIien aoed TO call and
anime the stock, send III their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES, carefully of tho parent
.5t 1 IS
PHYSICIANS, carefully compounded and putap
wishneainesa and dispatch. -.ty. -.-
j. q. POTTER g. Co, successors to P 4. Massey,
Wholesale aud Retail Bsnggii.s,
n10 If Isl. Charles street Now Qrleans.
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Ma TO your wiz .hatI have use
to aaction long SANDING Tina
pet pr Prors scsbe syPhlto oachezia and in a diseased
where Of to sonst OF
junction With think wond prefer y other
fErntisn srsnpaAin Pkgaan will admit M value
aponis arnnng the into is
Respectfully, yours VI. t. pAESFISs MD
iHenr " nanrf
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HARMONY No 88, meets every Thursday even
ing In Polar Star room, second District. Officers
GottschalR, n G II Rouchard, v G.; Theodore
Per EArrafarv y :
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

Married, in the village of Conneaut,
Ohio, Feb. II, by j. q. Farmer, Esq,
MIR. Elias Jones to Mrs. Della Sharp
There is little history connected with
the above, says the Conneaut Reporter,
which may not be uninteresting TO the
reader. About the close of the last war
with Great Britain the parties became ac-
quainted with each other, and in April,
1899, were married in the county of
Genessee: n. Y, against the consent and
wishes of relatives on both sides. A few
weeks prior to the birth of their second
son, Bradford, now of this place, Mr.. }.
left his family for the purpose of purchas-
ing piece of land, and during his absence
his wife was persuaded by her relatives
to desert her home and husband and re-
side with them. Mr.. j. on learning the
fact and being threatened with violence
if he attempted 90 claim his family, lett
the country and went to sea. On his re-
turn, several years subsequent, he ascer-
tanned that Mrs. j. had again married.
and removed to the West. In pal
liation of this transaction it should be
stated that the wife supposed her former
husband dead, and did receive tidings of
his supposed loss at sea. Mr.. Jones I'M
mediately returned to his vocation on the
sea, and from that period until few
weeks since, lost all trace of his wife and
1 his two sons. After a space of twenty
/ five years he chanced, by mere circum-
stance, to learn the residence of his two
sons, and wended his steps to this place,
where to his qualification, he learned that
their mother was still living and a widow,
having lost her second husband after rear
ing ten children, and then residing in
Mercer, Pa. In company with his son,
Mr.. Jones Immediately started for the
residence ofthe partner of his youth, who
at once recognized and welcomed him to
her home; she could not have been more
surprised had he risen from the grave to
confront her. The trials of the past were
recounted, the love of youth renewed,
after a brief courtship they were again
plighted, and the finale is recorded at the
head of this Conneaut Reporter.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
From Dodge's Literary Museum.
Memory Of Home.

WHEN the bee is haunting the scented thyme
And the primrose stars through the twilight
shine,
Hast thou no thought of thy childhood home
And the dreamy yearShat have quick y hoWh:
When the winds are asleep in the fragrant
grass,
And gently the gliding waters pass,
Dost thou hear the song OF the BIRD once more
In the elm tree, over the cottage door!
Thou hast wandered far. in the climes OF old
And thy changing locks have lost their gold;
But think of thy home in the valley still.
And the cool, glad gush of the shining rill-
Think of the band that are parted now,
And the years that have furrowed Ger thy
brow!
Thou hast wandered from youths glad prom
Use long,
And thy lip hath echoed another song:
But dearer thy thoughts of the olden time
Than the feverlsh joys of thy manhood's s
prime,
And soft as the dew on the faded flowers
Come memories sweet Of those perished hours!
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

On the Slst day of the present month of
March, Sir John Franklin and the crews
of both his ships are to be considered as
dead, according to a decree of the British
Government. In mentioning this fact,
the u. S. Gazette relates the case, 1t.
Bonneville, who, upon returning from a
long visit to the Rocky Mountains, found
himself dead on the books of the Adjutant
Generals Office at Washington, and
others promoted over him. The officials
were in great trouble, and didn't know
hew to get over the record, when ,Presi-
dent jackson, who was a man of some
civil courage, drew his pen through the
lying obituary, and restored the gallant
Lieutenant to life, to his rights and his
back pay.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

GEO. LAWS MUsKET SPECULATION
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald, says:-''l learn from
Mr.. Reid, the brotherin-law of the cele-
brated George Sanders, late Consul in
London, that the latter has effected the
sale Of 100000 of the famous United
States Muskets connected with the opera
tions of-George Law. Their sale was
made to certain revolutionary capitalists
in London, in preparation for the explo-
sion of democracy on the Continent as
soon as France and England shall have
been actively engaged with Russia. Over
one million of Dollars have been paid for
them, and George Sanders commission
will be 100000, and George Laws
profits probably $5OO,OOO.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

"Resoired, That it be recommended to
the several Legislatures of the United
States Immediately to pass laws the most
effectual for putting an immediate stop to
the pernicious practice of distilling, by
which the most extensive evils are likely
to be derived, if not quickly prevented. p
Journal of the LIST Continental Congress.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

The court saw in moment It's mistake
and tried to choke down it's effect with a
frown. bu, it was no go. The crowd
burst forth into hoarse laugh that fairly
made the windows rattle, and the young
man left the room, exclaimlng as he went
out at the door
Il know'd all the time | hadn't stole
nothin'.' Literary Museum.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

From the Western Lancet for March,
we CLEAN few scraps, for the benefit of
whom it may concern.
Prof. Slack furnishes an article on the
Milk Sickness, which he supposes to
originate from poisonous fungous vegeta-
ton parasites upon certain swamp grasses
and similar to smut upon corn and the
ergot upon rye. He proposes to call the
poisonous principle by the hard name of
Ergodeleteria. Prof. John Murphy, of
Cincinnati, writes from Paris, solemn
caution against the use of Nitrate of
Silver in Ophthalmaa He recommends,
in conformity with the best Partisan prac-
tce, Sulph. Copper as a fast and eff
cient caustic. Dr. Speer, of Edinburgh,
recommends the use of the "lSacchrine
Carbonate of Iron and Manganese" in
those diseases where iron alone has been
hitherto prescribed. DR.. Ebert, of Ber-
lin, and DR.. Walz, of St. Petersburg,
advises to rub the body with bacon as
cure for measels. DR.. Ar1dt prescribes
creosote internally and externally for
Ophthalma, leucorreah and similar dis
eases.
Zileppa Lussona says wine is the surest
and specific antidote for poisoning with
belIadonna, either by drinking or election.
Beladonna has been found to be a good
! application in mercurial salvation. One
hundred thousand francs has been offered
by the Academy of Sciences at Paris for
cure for the cholera. The Medical Staff
in the Turkish army are leaving the SER
vice for the want of Accommodations Th9
highest judicial tribunal in France has de-
cided that physician cannot be obliged to
reveal professional secret. DR.. Robinson
of Western New York, recommends
opium in doses of from half to four grains.
every four or six hours, in TYPHOID fever
DR.. Dengin, of Portland, Maine, claims
to have cured the same disease with quin-
inc. DR.. Westmorand and DR.. Todd
prescribe brandy, and DR.. Leroy, of Paris,
cold waters to the abdomen also for the
same disease.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
Summons.

The people of the State Of California, 10 10
John Lindley You are hereby summoneu ~
appear before, at my office in Auburn, r1sssI o5a
county, on the 24th day of May "A. 1.;nt ~ ,I0 os
at o'clock, p. M to answer the c0mplaiintd indC. y.
j I. Gilman Pike, wherein he prays JaSrs5 JSrs5
ment against you for the sum of one hSnu,vs az.
dollars, in an action for the amount o. oa aI tn
count for professional services rendsisU e rou N
you by plaintiff And take notlce' q will will
fail SO to appear and answer, palns,ah ANU NV NV
take judgment as aforesaid Given ohov = 1ss4
hand, this 24*h day of February 4Nr o. &c.
H. R. HAWklNo'
Justice Of the Peace.
thereby order that publication Of .ng Hsrald .ran
going summons be made in the Placer i'''
for term Of ninety days. 49,. oath
Dated at my Office in Auburn 'n'' -
day of February, q. d. 1854. ,s 1p.
MA 3m. H. K. HAWklNo' -
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

CHECKS drawn on all ourotfices IN Cal
ifOrnia.
DEpos1rs received special or otherwise.
CoLLscrIoNs promptly attended to.
Particular attention paid to the trans
portation of Treasure, Packages, &c.
GOLD DUsr purchased or forwarded to
any part of the United States, and also to
England, at as low rates as can be done
by any house with security.
Bills of Exchange dracn on any Of our
Houses in
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE. BOSTON,,
WASHINGTON, PlTTSBURG,
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISVILLE,
and LONDON.
.4l,o PAYABLE at the foAoring Banks:
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany
Utica City Bank, Utica
Bank of Syracuse, syracuse
Bank of Auburn, auburn
Bank of Attica, bu1lalo
Rochester City Bank, Rochester
Geo Smith g. Co., Chicago
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, Milwaukee
Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Commercial Branch Bank of
State of Ohio, Cleveland
Clinton Bank, Coiumbus Y
INSURANCE.-We have made ar
rangements for Insurance to the extent of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS, on any
one shipment, and are empowered to in
sure for other parties on Gold Dust, Bars
Coin and Merchandise to and from New
York and this place, by Endorsements on
bills of fading, at the time of shipment
ADAMS s. co.
auburn mar 10 5S n26 If
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

REMEDY FOR CHILBLAINs.-Iake
sufficient quantity Of hot water in tub
to bathe the feet in, and add ley made
of wood ashes and potash, until the water
feels quite soft and slippery. Soak the
feet which are troubled with chllblalns
thoroughly in this, then rub them with
towel until they are perfectly dry. After
this rub them over lightly with the spirits
of turpentine, and 1t will at once stay the
disagreeable sensation arising from the
chiblains. Follow up this operation for
a few evenings, and cure will assuredly
be effected, as | have proved by expert
ence. SO says j. M. IT,, of Irvine, Pa,
in the Scientific American.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

The HOME OF JOHN G. CALHOUN
The Keowee (S. c. Courier, states that
Fort Hall has been purchased by Colonel
A. P. Calhoun, from his mother, Mrs.
Floride Calhoun, relict of the late Hon.
John C. Calhoun, and will be immedi-
ately occupied by him. He returns to MS
native State with an ample fortune, accu-
mulated on thesfruitful soil of Alabama.
and hereafter the visitor to the sacred
precincts of Fort Hall will be entertained
by the son ina manner worthy of so dis
tinguished father.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

The Navy Department entertain no
alarm in relation to Lieut.. Strains sur
veying party, who were sent to make a
survey of the Panama ship canal route.
Lieut.. Strain is resolnte and persever-
ing officer, who has seen much hard SER
vice, and who will not be deferred from
effecting his purpose by any hardships ne
may be compelled to encounter. His
long absence, however, we think, is just
cause of alarm.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

Santa Anna, it is said, has sent an order
to Messrs. Ames, the great cannon manu-
tacturers, of Chicopee, Massachusetts,. for
two hundred guns of from ten to fifteen
pounds calibre each, and that the payment
of the order, which of course, includes the
supply of a vast amount of ammunition,
musketry, revolvers, &C., is to be made
contingent on the passage of the Gadsden
treaty.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
Arrival or the Arabia.

AZ y, mi !.
Nkw t9kkissaug. o7--r. W. nt ne s'saul'
snip Arabia arrived o. ihls aPors ihls evening
a. = o,ciock' vss- 1ad go ss
I9MlMERoIAL lNTELLlq ENcE,--7t ne mlnaFEes !
lor 5reaas!otis iipc'aa'es sccotalag 2 sne
wyeaIhsr' Inc accounts o. me 1raln crop
are generally favorable; Wheat was 70 Ialr
demand O. q decline O. 20. mlhlgan quo'es
white Whea'sat sf0Ss %. Flour was "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
Fire in New. Orleans.

A FIRE q, New Orleans destroyed many
stores onsTchonpiioulas. Foucher, Lalayeia
and Magazine streets. a large qusniiiy Of
provisions and naval stores burnt: The
principal sufferers are Messrs. Convers Is,
Co., WIS. Wright, and E. ]. Hari, The
loss ls estimated at one million dollars-.
principally insured.
The 80 large stores destroyed, were oc.,
cuPied by 26 firms, including R. H. Miibank,
Shuhby g. Hadden,o Parmlee, Brasmauip.,
Owen, J. O. Woodruff, J. w. Stanton, Grs.
ham and Buckingham, }. M. Savage, and
W. Walker, all heavy losses. ~
They were insured in the following cons
.papies; I'm. the, Sun. Mutual. $iO0, 900 10
100000; Home, Mutual, 5000; Liver.
pool and London Offices, $4,000; Mer.
chants, $45, 900; louisiana Muiual, $35,OOO;
Royal, $4,000; Toronto, $4,000; Della.
ware Mutual, $4,000; and Hudson River,
5000. e
The weather was extremely no a. tho
time Of the fire, and many were sun s,rucls
while working The engines. They were
short ol water. The fire was confined i'd
Ichouplioulas, Commerce, Foucher and
Magazine streets.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

New YORK, August 9.-The mass meet.
ing in the Park last evening TO nominate deli
ega.es TO the Anti Nebraska Convention a.
Saratoga, was slimly attended. The major
i.y resolutions were opposed, and a second
series we're introduced They were opposed
TO the organization Of political party on
entirely sectional grounds, and s,iqm alizsd
The coming convention as rick 10 advance
the political interests OF cer,ain men. The
majority resolutions were declared passed |,
amds. much confusion. Eighty delegates
were appointed, without regard 10 old party
lines. est
There is an interesting special dispatch In
the Tribune this morning. stating that the
State Department, q, Washington 10 advised
,ha, the Spanish Republicans confidently
expec. the monarchy is at an end. The
Republicans are making vigorous struggle
lor constitutional government, commenc.
ing with ten years dictatorship under Es.
par.ero. Soule regards the dominan. party
as favorable TO The sale Of Cuba.