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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22
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An THE
|SAUKRAPIDS CHEAP STORE,
LAND OFFICE BUILDING.
* IL 81 Benton snd S,sarns Counties, and 1. ,he
! a rest Of mankind wishing he worth Of ,hcir
money IL any Of The following articles, viz
| DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Provisions, Boots,
CLOTHING, DRUGS 4 MEDICINES,
or the thousand and one articles too numerous to
mention, but found in general and we'll selected
Stock.
PRisrs are selling from TO I2-l2 cents per yard.
GINGHAMs from Is to 50 cents.
LAWS from l2ic upwards.
DELAlNEs 20 cts and upwards
HEAVY SHEETIsos, 8 to II cents,
DENNIS, Is to Is "
HIcKoRr, II to l2i,
Sattinetts, Jeans, Tweeds. Caspians,
Flannels, Checks, Drills, Tickings and
Seamless Sacks Jaconet, Book, Swiss
and Barred Mnsslins, Bareges, Alpac-
cas-, Bobinet, Blond and Cap Laces,
Edgings and Insertions, Lace Collars
and Undersleeves, Taffeta and Satin
Ribbons. Hosiery, Linnen and Silk
H'dk'fs, &C., &C., sc.
OF Clothing, may he found,
Fine Broadcloth Coats,
Paletot g
Russian Duck
Linnen $"
Sea Grass IS
Blouse g
Over
Cubber
Doeskin & Cashmere, Sattinett, Jeans, Webster
Stripe, Duck, Drill, Linnen, Tweed acd Corduroy
Linnen and Buff Vests ; White Shirts, Fancy do s
Calico, Check, Hickory, Flannel and Under Shirts.
NTOLAsSEsb by the Gallon o. Barrel, fo1 sale
wi at SWEETS STORE,
Sank Rapids, April i, 1855. III.
DORK-Fresh and Salt-for sale at
4 SWEETS STORE. ].
Sank Rapids, April, '55 II 4
FLOUR-in barrels or sacks FIR sale q
II SWEETS STORE.
oauh NaPtuS, April. II
GUGAR--Brown, Crushed and Clariied-for
~ sale at SWEETS STORE.
sauk Rapids, April, Il
rANDLES Mould and star--for sale at
~ SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, II l3
|ToBAcco Plug and Fine Cut, c.,- for. sale u
Sank Rapids. April, IL
yEyEAs Young Tyson aud Blk for .ale a,
II SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, II
QUOT Of all sizes constantly on hand and fos
- sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If
nUPONT POWDER on hand and For sale Ut
~ SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April. #
GPERM OIL Of the best kind for .ale At
- SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, II
GALT and Saleratus, regularly on hand and
- for sale at SWEETS STORE
Sank Rapids, April, #
DRIED FRUIT-Apples and Peaches-for
- sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If
NAVAL PAPER, Of every variety, fcs sale
w at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April, II
AYSTERS, Of the best quality, in cans, for
~ sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, II
GARDINEs. warranted 10 be the best. lor sals
- at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April. Il
RUTTER, BY the pound " key, for sale 4
u SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If
nATs. constantly on hand. and for sale III
~ cash. at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April. e
4 LSO, general assortment of Drugs and
n Medicines, Cor sale a. SWEETS STORE
Sank Rapids. ApriI. II
METAL and Horn Powder Flasks fos sale ii
M SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, II
DROOMS. Baskets. Whips, Sc, or sals a
- SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April. II
few thousand T 81 sM e: ss sqo &. ~
Sank Rapids, April, u
GEORGE H. CAKES & I.
Il A N D A G { N 6 Y !,
SAUK RAPIDS, M. T..
7 4 LII business connected with the buying and
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DRY GOODS

We have Wcolen goods ofexery des-
cription Sheeting and Shifting, hEown
and hleached many new and beautiful
styles Of Ladies' Dress Goods, such ~
Black Silks, Marinoes, Lyonese Cloth,
Allapacas, Parramettas, Chambays,
Porcian, Cloth Delaines, Plaids, Vel
vets. Sc, Dimity, Linen H'd'k'fs, plain
fig'd and dotted Muslin, white and
cold Tapestry, Hosiery and Gloves Of
all kinds /; Children's Wool frocks and
hoods, Comforters, wooden Yarn Of all
kinds, Scotch Diaper, Crash, Toweling,
brown Table covers, White Damask do,
Linen Napkins, brown, bIeached and
unbleached "a Table Cloth, Linceys,
Oaset james, FIannels, Drillings, Tink-
Jugs, Denims, Grain Bags, Silk and
Cotton Hdk'Es, Blankets, Bangup, Bur-
laps, apron Check, drab' Kerscy Shawls,
green Braze, Edgings, velvet Trimmings,
Suapenders, Pins, Needles, Tapes, and
Threads, and many other goods in this
line too numerous to mention in the limits
Of an advertisement s, t st
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22

EVERY DESCRIPTION or MATTRESSES,
such AZ HAiR, PALA Lear, Moss and STRAW,
together with many other articles too numerous 10
mention. o. All kinds OF Upholstery work done to
order short notice and IN the best manner, By
per;cnced woskmen.
Q. KING ...................E. c, RICH.
\ Saint Paul, June II, 1866. n7yI
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

q. ID. VAN NEST.
Sank Rapids, Sept. 81, 1865. n20tl
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The only general Furnishing Establish
nsent Vest Of Chicago. Persons svish-
ing House Furnishing Goods WM do
soelI to call and eramine.
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES

Only small quantity of pure gold pens, rings and
breaches, and few fine gold crosses cornean rings,
silver watches, silver plated cream spoons, salt do,
sugar shoyes do, desert knives and forks do.
WOODEN WARE AND BROOMS.
Painted pals and tubs, cedar do, oak do, oaii
welt buckets, wooden bowls, butter prints, stake
Founders, rolling pins, pota,aioe snashers, willow
wagons. boys slcighs, iron bound halEb,,shel nea-
eures, Try pals, wood spoons, ales,, brush broos
scrub brushes, horse do. shave do, cloth pins rope
haisers, door malta, and 50 dozen brooms that will
make clean sweep.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22

gvatage IL purchasing Of rs Il, thstawe
can ill Your entire order. a our Stock
Is general and complete. Stoddard i
one of the Boys, mud professor 70 W
some Pumpkins. ma you win always
find him up and Dressed, and ready TO
do the agreeable in
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Doeskin & Cashmere, Sattinett, Jeans, Webster
Stripe, Duck, Drill, Linnen, Tweed acd Corduroy
Linnen and Buff Vests White Shirts, Fancy do |:
Calico, Check. Hickory, Flannel and Under Shirts.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22

Overcoats, Sack Coats, Frock Goats,
Dress Coats, Pants, coarse and fine.
Vests, do. white and fancy Shirts,
Hickory do, Wool over do, Wool un-
der do, Cashmere, Knit, White and
Cnlored Shirts and Drawers Of all kinds.
Wool Socks, Buck Mitts, Gloves, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
WOOL.

To as Ea.or q The n. u Tribune
SIR Experience hss proved that q duty of 80 per
cent. on al kinds of foreign wool as prote ,on 10
the wool grower, is falacy and failure. The ex-
pertinent has been tried o; admitting coarse Fools
costing under 10 cents Per pound, At duty OF per
cent. thai also a iaGre. IL could not he made
10 work tauly upon article Of such Ioless varie
ties of quality, condition, and uses wool; il WAS
therefore abandoned and, TO cut short the difficulties
in deteIDiUlng the FAR rates OF oules upon the va
re of qualities Of wool which naturally sou yht ad-
mission under he mia,mNBl rate, the sweeping duty
OF 30 per ctn:. was placed upon all wool. This gas
the reed -osn; ~UOl-s and wool, Mons nuf1c-
tsrers reaping toe harvest that, in tae due
oI(t sBc coUre of rs'ure, wgs sure 20 rpen
A raw mattri,l Of almost infinite qualities and
yrcperiies has oe, ,hu out from factories and
our industrious rTdnpro i,Ogs, aud turned like Miss
iisiypi food into he workshops and mills OF Fraace,
Belg ium, Germany &c, where It 10 worked u into
ell The eIGless variety OF teste fahrics with which
they supply our markets, and for which We have 70
psy. &c eve Ro.o song While oar work people are
al this msmelt t.0eIHg thsT hagers 10 Keep UP rHa!
gQfm!h.
lhe wool dsfy tas I o. protected the wool grow
er, namely, those who, fforo the msgnture OF their
n,esmsu's in sheep ard ssetp faras, might he truly
.rgnaied wocl-cros.rs for instance, tbs Davies,
Snihs, Nsr Wycks Nc., a., OF "old Dutchess,
whose sLnua crop If wool some twenty years ago
brought them s., 600 or $40 coo e,ch. ". Dsviss
OF Pougbktepsie, used to buy farm every year with
his wool crop Where, now, are all those large
ho,ks, counting by hOE GEds, Of sheep Protection
by which the commerce Of tnsir prod acts de-
stro, e. hss scattered those splendid ,ck.. In $780,
Gen. Wacsworh numbered 10 600 sheep 90 his splen
cid G.Iesee F's's.' Who're are thew nov Ask
Protection III county Ike these Uaed States
Of ,ncb boupd.ss diversity Of soil and climste, vita
rich virgin tois az almost nominal price per sore.
in fee ,mplt surely agricultural products lie .st Of all
csnresily rGuue protection. There is the vide World
Tor market for wocl a. well ss for cotton. Tue
bone consumption vii he increased by the variety
Of new fatrcs thsireqUre sonixtu.es OF foreign wool
for their production and for the want Of which nsny
bIsr ehte of the woon ufaciuJe have langlished
End e.d and tie Whole OF the ndsstry 10 which they
would have given emplo, mepi, here, t.se CsiieG
States, he's been feroNs srites from as into Frsoes
Belgium Germany src England whose agents kiadly
supply supp! us, locking up few mi lions of our
god in the United States Treasury, 10 tbs shape OF
outits, src RENTING the balance, il gold, 70 tbsir
pripcilsls, sersss the Atlantic.
We. in cur gigantic terri ory with ehssp lsnis
and cheap and RAPID Precuce cny 60 900 900
pounds % vol We irPcft %, GOO coo pc1n6-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
FLORIDA SENATORS.

To ne ISi.or a. II, s. L. I1'o-ne
Sir: Morton, OF Florida, succeeded Wes.cot-no,
Yulee- in Is49 Ynees successor was Mallory, whose
Term commenced March i, 1-5l. Yulee claimed the
seat &c elected By .weniynine votes for HIN against
twentvnine blanks After THE ballot the Legislature
ohose Mallory. YGee con.ended that the blank blilos
could no, be couLted that he was Therefore chosen
upon the traI when they cast; and that the Sub
sfquent choice Of MALLORY unauthorized and VOID
II Senate decided UNANIMOUSLY against HE lain.
By tlewsy good story is related Of John L.
Hale. In come zion with Wesicott Hhon Norton SUI
perce5ed Wes,c9tt i dim.nu'ive and nrprepos cs'-
ing 10 bis e1feIisr-bv 20 means credt4ole sample
of the eeru s hore. shortly after Morton arrived in
WasbiD.'cn 70 ts.e Biz SCAT Hale approached him -
lie Vas TALKING with We'eotr eni SAID 10 the later
in bis of-hsnd way. "Wcs'co't give ne 'ntroduc-
ton 70 Your successor. Nc-tco:t complied a.
once Gen. Morton, said he This IA NJ. Hale, Of
" New Han p-hTe, q good f-lloT enough bat YOU
Dus; keep your eye IN bin for be 4 vol ct ADO
"ltonis' aha may =, your nrgers- J. never
FIJI iOrt-ufD Roland for an olive after a
few ooumcu place zen -s7 be said. l1rton,
d" sinoe you are TO Gke We-tcous pl..e. .e VII, OF
course be Of no further use here and have been
"thirbife What 70 Do with him. have pretty much
made up u7 Mid that tie best 10 PIT him - i
",otske lin 70 the North his summer snd exhibit
Z" hrn ss . sample Of the effects Of Slavery 10 the
S6uts Of the free Vti'e population
u sifirgfrn Dee eH,lat Yours L. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

IEpiAsA SCHOOL L,w-We observe that a recent
decision Of the Supreme Court Of the State Of Indian
hes uIset the provision 4 their school Law, which
consolidated .be proceed- Of school sections atO tue
general school futd f the State.
The law OF Congress organizing all the States in
the Northwest Territory, set apart one section in
every township. which contains thrtysix sections Of
go acre each makng tract ak miles square, for
con mon sohool IuSToses FOR toe use Of the inhab-
arts Of ssid township.
The school section, are all fixed upon the one nun
bered TO- and sometimes in the case Of the one in
II e City OF Chicago, this happens 70 be more Sslda'
be thar sll the re-t IL the county.
Some township. have school section OF no value,
While Others have valuable school section and no
nhsbitants.
TWAS to eqraze this that the late law OF consold
alton was passed. The law pleased those townships
where the school sec'ion was poor or had been sold
but some one with rich school section demurci
against the law contraveniDc the act OF Congress
which gave ho land in perPctuity to the inhabitants
Of each township and II was no matter whether the
township had any inhabitants Or not, the Law was
arbitrary und the Legislature Of the State could not
alter H. The dec sion OF he Court confirms ,ns view
ofthe case.
The friend. Of free distribution get relief from
Congress only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
TIE NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT

The representatives Of the New.York Fire Depart
meni met al suyvesant Institute, last evening. Mr..
John j. Tindale, President in the chair, Mr.. John
Belcher, Secretary, and about two hundred repre-
sen'stives present.
Tie minutes Of the previous meeting were read AMI
approved.
The reports Of Committees were called for, when
the Committee Firemens II all reported the build.
ing nearly finished, and that, should the weather
prove favorable, the Hall would be for for occupation
in about two months.
The Committee appointed TO procure the passage
Of law by the Legislature for the better regulation
Of the Fire Department, reported, through Mr. Car.
Isle Norwood that suitable bill had been prep sred
by the Committee, and passed by both branches OF
the late Legislature, but it had not received the
signature Of the Governor, it did not become law
fbe bill In question provided for the election of Ave
Commissioners exempt fremenl BY the Reprssen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
PUBLIC NEETYNG,S
MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

Some five hundred men assembled around the steps
of the City Hall, yesterday morning. AMI listened to
various speakers upon the hardness OF the times, aud
their several propositions for obtaining relief. At
different points in the crowd the old banner were
displayed.
Messrs Smith Paul, and others addressed the
cadence but their remarks, being mostly of an
unpalatable nature, were received with marks OF
dsapprobation. Some there were among them, who
couBseed violence, and broadly suggested that
march upon Washington aud Fulton Markets would
tend TO alleviate their hunger. Others said they did
not want soup, they did ak aims and rather ID
accept Of ,uch charity. they would st.rve Soup
made 10 feed psupers; mechanics wanted only 10
work, and then they would feed themselves Walk
ing through the crowd, could have heard nut
efed tire and execrations against the <ealthy sud
OF tie IncOul OF the mob salt they
would have money, aid that speedily, too, or blood
", uc be spilec.
Toward the close Of The meeting, mora temperate
couuses obtained hearing, and eventually the
eouTse resolved itself into proc sssi0n, aud mar shed
through several Of the principal business streets Of
tie City.
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The snrE MILITARY roxvpx,,,,0,, g.

TIE monbes Of the Military A.,Oei..o, .,....,
by Company OF the State Gusrd, ne, yex,ers.v :,
l9l O'Clock, a,Clnton Hal. Brig. ]. Rev,
Icy. President Of the Association, took the Chss
A veryt brief address was made by the Preside,
He first alluded in appropriate aud feshue ,e-r.,
the members of the Association deceased within II.
year past. Tie stated the object for which 10 r...s,
neeiiog convened as being the enccu-sein, ,,s
perfe,tiug OF thorough military sv,eo,. n. :,
Ger, codicstion Of the State avs in rss,,, "a -.
u,ili;sry vss referred %; be though, Il srs., Il,
rrovement upon the previcu. statute. Apevs
uer's. he thought, we're s'il, however. pesaed /.
The sssursrce of sn ample fund 70 psy Officer, A,
soldiers for the services required Q. then. wi,Ao-
which assurance he though; every usfcrned e,uI
rary in the State would he dissolved. TIE cDaua
,sion tax ~ss mentioned IN closing, which he sogrs
crght to be considerably increased.
On motion. It was resolved that ofcsrs VIA.
rank had been changed should report " g tie Sc.
refsry.
Letters were read from MAJOR Rcheriseu, reco-.
irr .svsitm Of rewards for superior crlh; s'sa "a,
Major Wood. from the Mercantile Lihrsr, Assc.
lion. and Nj. Marshall OF the BrosASay nsss,
inviting wits OF The Association. which vsH
CeptCd.
Col CLARENCE SEWARD, Of Auburn. n ed sAu |,
cor uittse be appointed % repor; ins ma b /,
worn bv the members OF the Association. Ne h
sfarced the Legion Of Honor ana the Cfw ei A.
Bath.
A member Of the Association thought list he,
hsd 40 right TO add any hing 70 Their pre-ec esfsrv
Big. Gen. : ROGOs expressed the view 'hu zee
insignia could be glth much right as vaset
cha ..
The rotion WAS passed ard Colonies seward Ls
sips and Thatcher appointed 'om ni'tes.
A Committee on Nominations was chosen, coo
rrisirc ore from each Division nishici.
Gems. Dur -, Han aut Brace were closal CO..
mitier 10 consi ier sni report tee eIpedensy VI |,
tsbi,hng journal 10 be the orgaa Of ihs Asce
tiCu.
MAJ GRIFFIN oG1rsl toe following pr,as,,'e ID
resolution ghich. ai.c5 some discussion ws liz I
the table:
Aeroas ons esiabl s'ed pro eaent has ops s,es
rcui rs gru the esor's No all .ida o. nsry q
the re.lla a -ession, ~ 'eniei o. ~ omesi
thefefoIs.
Fr..o Jha We the member. Of .hs A,'s siios Do .-s'
lea the frncipe Of saccrs,u n on - % tho a. "a Of ~
~h-her hevse 70 ~ 81 % 'y ele ,ion OF tae Eses g
Gilsd unan tho basis Of hfrsss FOR position elone
Ire Conversion 3D. Olrned.
Tlenen,htrs OF the a. sOci alton attended nc e
last nirg. in full a~eis Toe programme ior
dsy Is M follows: A. 10 4 VI the memoec' meet
the Aston House. and with their escort VII proce
to Crrton Hal. when the Convention vii ega'n
in session Gen. Scrog-s is a. deliver GO addre'
At6lPM they will ysi' Brooklyn 70 witness
dril Of Major Rchardson.
Ire Association numbers 300 memoeff az -tc
ali, NJ 80 are in attendance a tue CouNeli.on'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.

To A< Editor Of TAs N Tstsae
SIR In an article which yeu recently published
about the Smith sOnian Institution, you have done
some iru iiee the present Managers. With regard
- this Institution, there two parties, wh,oa may
be psmed the Literary ard the Scientific psfties.
The fret thinks o library the proper exsre.sisn Of
Sutbsons views while ,he second is e ,pinicn tha.
he mesp' by the ircresse snd diffusion Of kuowlege
scientific Investigations and their publication.
In the discussions in Congress there vas decided
leaning toward library; and although the mere e,-
ter Of the Jaw i,sves al 10 Their discretion ye' lie
spirt me ant much for h;ersure than they have
Houe ht e. to do. When this is ssid. however, do
not that any other blame be attached 10 them.
IL 10 bAtursl that scientific man should think more
OF The pcement Of scierce than OF literature, bat
70 accuse The present management Il sccresy, mar
rov mirdedness and shallow sp;rii Of excusveness
enneply usjast repor, has been made every
year year. 70 Congrsse This is not seeresy.
Whn reasons they may have for no; 81 hitting re-
De,ttu 70 utu m.etingsI do not ku.g bat as long
- the Senate holds Executive or secrst ser.' ,us
one cor not be very severe upon Inferior bod.s por
condemn suoh secrecy as M Amsoc.a. Men she
lad 10: the means Of continuing aaesu ~ ssi,s,iors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

FROM BCtsos ATRF'.--BueDos Ayres papers Of
27tt ard Goth Oct. AID Sd aud i.h Nov. have been
received. la Ttjuna, Of tie last Two dates, con
iaiut the Message Of the President Of Tue Argentine
Confederation - the ir-t Federal Legislative Con-
gre.s on the opening OF its sessions. Tne Presi-
dent expresses the hope that the treaty con-
cluded with tue United States OF Americs in relation
to the free Da' igaon Of tie Rivers Parsna and IRA
quay will be approved By tie Congress.
RaiifcniioIs Of similar ireaty for the free nayiga
ton Of those rivers we're exchanged with England on
the nth Of March and with France on the 2lst OF
September 1854.
Tie funeral Of Gen Psz an illustrious soldier Of
the war of independence in South America, was 20
be ctltbra,ed at Bsenos Ayros on the 9Th Of Nov.
with grea, lolOrs
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VENEZUELA.

Csr.esp5udeues o. Tic Tribune.
LAGvAyRA Tuesday. Dec. II, l-ji.
All is now quie. here; Monagas reiened in IN
disturbed rule The prevalence of cholera At sew
ora ports on the coast, and in the West Indies
has caused the authorities at Caracas to take
from those at Laguayra the privilege OF admitting
sny vessel from the states or West Indies TO a
landing. except after forty days of quarantine.
Business here is yer! dull IN consequence, and
many vessels are in waiting for cargo or discharge,
or slowly completing these operations. A cargo
of fruits was yesterday thrown overheard, by or
der Of the authorities from little goeta lying of
the city.
Laguayra, itself. and Caracas are in healthy
state. Still, as this is the worst month Except
May in the wear the authorities are quite partlc.
MIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

DEsTErcTIyT FIRE Al Belfast, ME.-Oa Sltur-
day orniDg 5Oth ult., fire was discovered in the
Woo building on tn corner OF Main and Highs
owneG by Gov. Crosby, and occupied on .5e lover
tcor 10y II ii. Haas cl5;hing dealer AMI Wiggin,
shoe store the second sfory by j. {. Thompson, as
furniture sslesrooD. aud by Mr.. Wiggin and Mr..
Haas as WORK shope. The wind was blowing fresh
from the north east and the fire commune a,ed
TO the wooden building on II Cd s., occupied by
s. b. Gillum, painter, and Daniel Howard. grocer in
the second story was the workshop OF Mr. Thompson.
II next spread 20 the house occupied by Josiah Nit
ohell ana o~ned by I. A. Cunning am, formerly Of
this city, but nov of Baltimore. This last buildiH :
was Lot entirely consumed.
The los is ally a. follows: Gov. Crosby, build
ing 80 900; Insured for 81 POO. III. II. Haas So GOO
Insurance 81 500 n. Virgin, loss ~, 800 insurance
81 600. 5. b. Gilum $500. no insurance. ID. How
ara, 81 600, no insurance. j. L. Thompson, loss
81 600 insurance $500 j. ID. Rust, lo.s by injury
TO furniture Of Ns~ England II ,u.e $500; insured
The loss to Mr. Gun ninl han is about Il COO smcun,
Of Insurance not known. Belfast Free Press, 4th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
KINGS co. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

The Kirgs County Board Of Supervisors 10, a. u
County Jail, yesterday afternoon for tie frs, tine
tbs year, and effected permanent organization BY
the election Of amos 4. STANTON, of the THIRD Wrd
by unanimous vote. The folio wing members cor
-tfu'e the new Board:
Niisn Herman. First Wsd; Seth Brsd,o,d seoonl
AID; Amos P. Stanton Ihd T1d; isssc Alien sosrts
Wsc; Jsoob 3 STRIKER, Fifth Ward; william :. ses,ss
SIKH "srdi Edward Rove, seventh WOc; Jthu Farrell
fghth Wa; John 5ossrt. Ninth Wud seu.mil p.
Middleton. Tenth Ward; Thomas y Oenks sisvenh Vsr5;
John Garland, Twelfth ~srd; W. f. Caldwell Thir.sesss
War; Jdmes Nolan. tOuflssnth Ward John Thursoy,
Fftset IN Wsrc, DAVID Lindssy Sixteenth Wad H. Pes
ton Seventeenth Ward; Henry D. Woodraf, Rshtsests
src Tunis q Berrer. New Utrecht; Y. scbosr nAks
Fist,1,b Is.sc sshsnet Ne. Lofts; J. 4 wycto6 Tst
lsIoI; VIM Bennett, Grssesend
Tee Pesc.n,e-ct returned as that's 20 the ssd fSns
honor conferred spor him. when the usual easse W. pro
csedsd with
Tie pogt q The Keeper Of the Peniten.ry reststd
from which sppesrs that the number eon6aed ne !" MS
a. foiloys. Macs III females. 81 roa ~ ne tsit
number committed during the month Of 0eceveI w"o-e
which 10 uAlss aid = females Dse<sed eanAs NE
period s7-of which 81 we're males AZ thIa.es
CoDmuiestons were received from - sanotee, sshs
oT e. Advance Of $500 per AMMAN fore
clerk ma from the County Treasurer sans iof 81 eesse
,slay from coo 70 Szo0o per snnFn- Inc In' wsn
fcTgsafo tie Committee Salaries ~ re o'Ssi "
uittss Of. three. eonsatiDs Of ser"'" bergen n'e
ford and He.ton, -, N g MA
s251; 7. A. WADE s>T, Gee. AIiss 80 !" !sSSA