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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To tie Sheriff Of Grayson "onn'y-Grecti@g.
/ wv HEREAS, Daniel Montague on 'he
| w 18th DAY of jane, 4. y. 1856, filed his
petition in the Clerks Office Of the Ds;ric.
Court of said county, against the unknown
heirs OF Preston Kitchens, deceased; said pc
,ition charges among other thing, thct ,he
Probate Court Of Fannln county, Texas, at de
December term thereof for the wear 1889, or
dered certificate for one-third Of lengne o;
land, belonging to the estate OF said Kitchens
10 he sold to pay debts. the same Icing the
headrght OF said Kitchens, and that on TIE
fist Tuesday in January, 1914, Jam?2s 3.
ONeaI, the administrator oi said estate. and
in obedience 10 said order, at he Court House
door in said EaNn:n coUrty, sold said cer.is-
cate according to law. when the same was lid
Off by William Bailey, for the sum Of Gll3,
and that said O'Neal executed a deai TO said
Bailey for said certificate. Petition charges
thai said Montague purchased SAID certificate
Of said Bailey, and took Il written transfer for
the same, and That petitioner locate tie same
certificate in what is now Grayson county, on
Post Oak Croek--rcference is ma;iG to the field
notes OF said surycy---and that petitioner took
immediate possession Of said land and has Gu
loved uninterrupted possession of the same
ever since 1915, has made improvements on
the same of the value of one thousand dollars,
in building houses, breaking and fencing land,
and that he has paid taxes on sad land
Petitioner charges that the heirs Of
said Kitchens, are unknown to him; said
Petitioner pnys For Il decree, forever quelmg
plaintiff in his title and possession, aud for ri.
alion against defendants. Affidavit being
made by II. G. Elendri.'.S, attorney o( record,
that said heirs are mSnown, thcse are there
fore to command you to summon the said un.
known heirs OF Preston Kitchens, by publishing
this citation eight weeks in the nearest ncw&-
paper published 10 the county of Grayson, to
be and appear before the District Court Of
Grnv.on county, at the Court House therco;
Iin the town OF Sherman, on the fifth Monday
after the fourth Monday in September, 1870,
! then and there 10 answer said petition.
( Herein fail uot, and make due return Of this
writ, with your action thereon.
lqz5=Ec> Witness Benz. W. Bradley Clerk
| gg, Sa If the District Court OF Grayson
| TTrr@lSlF2connty, and the seal of said Coart
\>-z4I->' hcreon impressed, this June the
/ 18th. 1856 Is. w. BRADLEY, Clerk.
! Issued this June the 18Th, 1856
( B.W. BRADLEY Clerk D. c. &C.
/ Game to hand June 18th, 1856.
W. G. REYNGLLS, Sheriff G. G..
The unknown heirs OF Preston Kitchen will
take notice to the above and wilhm'citation
aud attend accordingly. This June IS, 1906.
W. g. REYNOLDS, Sheriff 6. G..
no I vol . St.-TPrintcr's fee S3l 80,
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NEW MISUNDERSTANDING
young Ladies' school in Dallas.

AIMS. sARAn -. CHAT uouli lnfrn hsf
\ frieuls To- psilts aui ihe oUurnuniY y lsrEs'
hat lie will reopen hcr SCHOOL Tor YOUNG IA
DlTs. Al the Masonic NAIL lie the tovn u Dallss,
"a MONDAY, ~ temler sih, IN.
She would in this place express her thanks for the
liberal share psunage extended 10 her while teach
inu lelrr AMI hoprs that renewed health and exeF-
tous may prove her worthy VI a o1utnaanee Of the
same,
As greater incentive to study, and Cor the salts.
faction Of Parenls aud Guardians, an examination VIII
he held every four weeks, ~ which time exercises IN
Composition AMI Letter Writing will be rad, and the
whole considered as preparatory TO Prhuc LNAsi'
NATION to take place al the close Of the Scholastic Year
Il 10 months,
Terms per session 20 Weeks
PRIMARY CLASS, % W
JUNIOR CLASS, " ~
SENIOR CLASS, 10 w
No deduction made except in cases OF PrO'rae'el
sickness
SARAH R, GRAY,
DsIlas Iry,E Ann NJ Ih5H-I3.tl
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MIsCnLLAffEoUs
o. a. nenilritL.,

NTTbnNET Al INNt
SHERMAN, llAAs
NFlil trs.iige in t's lnih lui.r.al li'.ii..' n,
W aud fanuin county b. ne if ani On lia
suraIiir IDutt rt Austin u'Etu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16

.FrAREN Up anil rstriye.l by Teri 4. Wiz 4, aFC-
trtv WORK OK, Of th, following 'l's'Tl .tion IN
rul.rgsl t,Ui'c Or y1srs ll LrlHlel on the lei
A.g viii the lester " turned !sngIhU!'e' markell M
F half crep IN the lsft anil unier erOp snl = In the
!lrl. ny; ia'vei q, S.a ~, Aus, n, lshi--laat
John /, LuVEJlY, Crk e 4, =, G,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
KArIMAN rOCNll.

TAREN W Ly Henry seIogElR, AMI oslyayel
before ], W. Terrell, 0SE iOKE OF WORK
OXEN, 81 tho ALLOWING 4. ssrlrtlpn one In'''ly
white with Nol,L spots, maIkel Al,h crop 81
the right ear End rnlelht in the leli, branded
with fsuTe ., and ahon' years Cd the OtafF
mostly white vi,h blush lleds On hls meek, nars
"a with crop AMI unl2rlil in the Elsh' ear an.
Rn uulsrlg,s IN Iae lc!l, branded figaro =, Gnl
abaut years oil appraised u $50 " H. ",
Iallarl ar' 4. Jackson $, T., NOBLE,
Aur ., lfIi--lA - ClsIk Z, L, ~, I,
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EsTRAY NOTICES


.ETN uah. u.l ts.li.- a ..
f.r. J.ins Nhtsni.. a. a. ih lm 90 Dllli'
rnnir, nre GlONN jkNACt. aiaui sons
.ll. n.aiksd 0op "a 'lt le.t ani sHallw SUI
ardnnl,rlii ln tlr night ear. anl aTlr'ii'l O.
$40 Ioiy .s lah-ll 70.
TAKEN IP o., y. %. MtA,laias, ai'i ssiTiysl
before n a. llavpr, !. r. IN AMI Co said county.
one LlGllT suIkLL llOEsE. II hands Lish,
Years Oh. Tisht sar cut ~ aloul an Zach iflm
ne head, lla1s IN the face. lotk hind ieei whit,
and appraised L. SEA Asa. q DARK MOJSf
COLdRED MULE, n hands hish, = yoars old,
ga IhIeTi,,st lI.Hd CA the len sl"ulJfF, ami aE'
rralssl 20 $50 ,iuly -. lsia--ll-3l'
~ r. PEAK, ok 4. C., 4, e., Iei.
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STEAM SAW MILL

TdNllE EkStGNEn has rtmovCi bis stem
Z Circular Saw Mil 20 the mouth .. Mil
Creek, h,lla mile below tie town Of l'ailas,
watl, d Is u0w IN sueccssR. operation agi whog,
he viii 10 prepared az nj! times t, fGraish MI!
descriptions % l.mlgr a. tho following
PRICES
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16

JOIN ". BERRY. AN2I BRADSHAW.
! unsclIors-nt-Lnw. H'GrGhnchic, Ellis
County, Texas, will practice in the District Courts of
the 10th and 18th Judicial Districts, and in Kaufman
county in the nth, Also in the Supreme and Federal
Courts at Tyler and Austin.
Aur a ISEc--Io.Iv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16

Dallas. Texas, Aug, 10, ls50-iS;I
Seminary at Fort Worth.

! III NJ y, WIINHI.HH NNuI HI"I'H w
public generally, that She has accepted the Pst
Of Principal Of the SEMINARY a. FORT WORTH, the
exercises Of which will commence on MONDAY, sep
tember lst 1861, and continue for Ia months
fns course of study pursued In this Institution VII
be carefully adapted 10 the capacity Of the pupils and
diligence therein will be- promptly required and Tor
the satisfaction of Parents aud Guarlgns, monty
examination will 10 held IN thcir presence, that the
proficiency If the pupils may be GOtc and encourage
mcrt given 10 them 10 apply themselves SIN more car
ncs,ly 10 the pursuit acknowledge, Especial attention
win he o,d 10 Instruction in composition md letter.
writing AMI c.tr,1, IN these branches "l bc o;'a'
sionly read In public,
The department OF the pupils VIII lie m Object 1'
csneaia care TO the Principal, and the discipline Of the
School will he such rs proceeds nom high sense OF
responsibility and desire for the improvement, Of ihoso
committed 10 her instruction,
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WV, HALL & son,

$50 BrOed,cay, Opposite The Pork,) .Nt'o York.
"Ihis is beyond question, the complctcst and best
system of instruction for the Guitar which has yet
been publshcd."-.N Y. .NusicW Horh.
"lhc work before us shows thorough knowlcigc
of the capacities of the Guitar and the pon ofnstruc-
ton is progressive, lucid and thorough, ~ O. Pic.
Aur. iG. l85G--l32t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
New MethodJ a0r the Gmitar,

( OMPRlSiNG Elementary instruction in Music,
\ designed for those who study without a Master 4; n
lucid and simple method for tuning Diagrams and
Directions for holding the Guitar, together with
plcte Guide, illustrated by Exercises and Examples to
enable the learner to become good Accompanist Il
which is added selection of beautiful Songs, Waltzcs
Polkrs, &C., and sctt of Prcudcs with keys mostly
used on the Guitar; giving the different Chords ant
their ccangcs, which viii enable learners to arrnng,
their own Accomplishments. CHARLES CPNvERsE
PRICE, 81, sent, postage free to any part Of the
United States. Published by
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mIsogLLANEoUs
nI,. N. NICnOL as.


IL AAlNt mais a lermpnani lHtiiI1 ne 'n'.
IL lin e,uniy. and state NJ iskis, 'u iils god
LEADING irun Preston and Nhef'uun a. isiils,
near ihs residence n Judge Jinlsop, on aid
road, about ten mlls. west ri MrKianey, viii Ne
prepared Ia attend o. thoss afflicted with
sOtE EYES OF ENti,N KIND,
Nv long praetics aud success IN the treatment Of
Sore Eyes II every variety and character, iniures
me - propose 10 thuse afflicted With that terri
bic disease, Sore Eyes, IA oaN 0Rd SEE On the
terms OF mo Cure NO Paw"
Having made a short stay In GraysoH county
and pFastleal there on many eases Of Sore Eyes,
and not falling u cure In the fire, Instance, |
here publish few eiglilcA,ss from those bfsF
known to the puhie
GR,vsoN Co, FNAs, May 2ith, lSad,
This Is 10 certify that have he6n afflicted with
sore eyes for the last six years, and have tried
many remedies, and several Oceulists, 10 no et'
feet; but hy the use Of DR., 4, Nicholas eelelra'
ted Eye Water, my eyes are now sound and as
clear MS they ever were,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
Steamboats, Burnt

ST. LouIs, July 2S.-The steamboat Thos
II. Latkin has been destroyed by Gre, nea
Chester The fire originated in the texas. Tn,
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Terms per Session of5 Months.

Payments to be made at the close oroaeh kalNsi0r.
No deductions made except in cases Of pro,raetcd
illness.
Fort Worth, Texas, aug lS, ls5G--l3tl
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GE,ygog Co., Trxas, Anvil ist. 1880,

hEAVs0S Co, lFNAs, April list, iNop'
This isto certify that myself anil family Lave
hoen afflicted with spra eyes .ar long time and
We have trel many remedies q no effect, uRa
ur my ciillrR was ah,nt n 90 hnl-l!R eve
balls were sinking away, employed ~ Ni'h'
oas Cor the whole family, ami in a few woke
myself aud family wcr, all sound and well,
WA Mcdonnell,
CpAYg"N Co., fgSAs, May 2ilh, ls"i,
This Is To cartirg that we have been Afflicted
with SCR, eyes Ior n,er ,ug twl years, and have
tried many remedies q no .A,gt, bgt hy the use
of ~ 7, Nicholas celebrated ESQ Water, per.
mouen, euro h, hccn effected
MA. r. TOM,
HARRIET ATKINS,
We could pgurmc certificates 10 any Uu0,hgeT,
bat deem it unnecessary, as wc have now under
treatment, where we HYr, more l'rn twenty
cases also sevsralat Wits Mill, in Dallas clun,
~, whore Information may ha had personality
from those under treatment, in eases Of tie
wors; description, We d. not aim TO make q
display ou paper. II YOU are afflicted with sore
eyes, call and make the experiment, Remember,
iNo Cibc No Poy'"
July 70. lS56'6m. pE. T. NICHOLAS.
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THE STATE OF rENAS. Z

DALLAS. Texas. juno II, lS56-i.tr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10
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TENANTS REGISTER.

uoUsE TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
bargain The lease furniture and good viii Of board
ing house, In Murray filled with doing
good business will be cold low for cash apply g. r.
MILLER Co. l95 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

VI.
AsHfs-The sales embraced about 100 Dbls pots at 7e
pearls were quiet at &C..
BREaDsruFFs. -Flour-The market opened dull, with
the close there frmer feeling and sales ade
ss7 "a S. The transactions footed up about 1000
5000 bbls including common State at 81 81 SO:
closing the latter figure Western mixed fancy and
extra at 81 s7h S. and extra Genesee ranged from
50 62h Sill Canadian dull, with small sales at
So IL SO 10 fer to extra. The supply Of the
former was light Southern inactive, with sales of
200 500 hbls at IS Ass 81 for mixed to choice and
four and corn meal were quiet and prices unchanged.
Wheat rmer for prime lots. The sales consisted Of
5000 bushels Western red at 81 81 and cargo oTenues
red also reported sold did not learn.
CorpThe marset opened dull, with sales 10 600 12 900
no ders demanded 1hc. 92c for old Western mxei;
tt sales also included new Southern yellow and white
at soc. S5c. Rye-saes of 5000 bushels were made,
Tor expert on private terms. Oats were unchanged,
while small sales made at 44c 4Sc for State and
4Sc a SIC. for Western
CsfrEE-sales Of so mats of Java were made at i4c
ard so do. at 14kc., months Rio quiet put
steady; so bags sold at 12c, and SO do Laguayra at
12hc.
embraced about 500 bales.
FRElGHTs There more doing for Liverpool, and
from e. Cd. o. 3D. 49,, chiefly however, at Is 3D.:
800 packages bacon at and 500 packages lard at 3os
wheat was At Sd: asad 70 London. 200 tiercss beef
bacon at 4Os. To Antwerp, 400 boxes bacon 90
gagged at ssc III 200 bbls pork at6s 900 bushels
change 10 ,tice in rates Tor avre or for CafcYnia
HAY-sales of 200 400 bales we're made for shipping
at 81.
NorAssEs.-sales of 100 bols New Orleans, new crop,
made at Acc.
NAVAL STORES quiet and pl!ces unchanged. It
was rumored that freight hs6 engaged for con-
siderable lot Of spirits, to Havre. Rosn firm al
Il 60 per Dbl
ous-Engsh linseei duh at 90c; crude whale
dull and heavy, with small sales of winter bleached
atsSsc. SOC. crude sperm in good demand without
change in prices Sales of 800 gallons Western lard oil
Drought 81 per gal
PRSvIsoSs.-Pork was without change Of moment in
prices Sales Of 400 500 bbls At Sis SO
SIS It: prime at s14 There demand tor clear
mess for shipment 70 California with sales Of so bbs at
prices between SIS and 49, Beef dull. Sales $50
bbs at SO so for country prime. and $40 62f s12
for mess do. Vermont mess At S13 90 S14 prime
mess was nominal at SIS S23 Beef hams dull at
Sl3 $40 Bacon Ia isir demand al rather easier
rates Dressed hogs were quiet at 71c. . 7%c. Cut
meats we're dull. Lard with sales OF 500 bols
at l1c 11Ic. Butter f,ir demand at 24c CSC.
for state and 1sc. &C. for Otio Cheese Arm at
&c. O 10Ac
RICE was quiet but firm at 5 5%c., with some ie-
mand for export
srGAR-Sales Of $50 boxes ade at Sc, and 200
hbds Cuba muscovsdo. Common lily for refining at
IKE and $50 bbls. clarified suga sold at Ssic
&c.
WmsKEy--sajes of 200 a 900 b0- state prison gers
made in lots, at 36hc. a BIC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10
Supreme COurt-Special Term.
HE CENTRAL PARK CASE AGAIN POSTPONED.

Before Hon. Judge Cowles.
JAN. Oh The Matter Of the Central Parh-The Judge
stated to the counsel in attendance that this matter
regularly before him. but before Judge Roosevelt
who had requested him to adjourn the hearing Mon
dag week; that doubt whether of the objec
tons taken to Judge Roosevets sitting in the
valid.
Mr.. Dillon late Counsel to the Corporation inc uirei
what objection referred u
Judge Cowles stated it the objection relation TO
the of the The counsel remarked that
at the time it made nethe the Bench nor the Bar
intimated dJubt whaeve about 1t; and that If the
doubt deemed worthy of an argument, he should
wish be heard Orcnari the OF the assess mens
with the Commissioners subject however, to the
approval of the Court ana the Court would not ordi
nary interfere with it; but If the objections be taken,
this that the is too row, the Court
must pass upon it, and therefore Mr. Justice Roosevelt
whcse lands the immediate border OF the area
interested in the determination of the objection
uncer The OF 1918 every act Of the Commissioners
subject the review the Court vho obliged
81 hear matter which be alleged against the
same" TIE counsel also objected 10 any further delay
The had been adjourned the 18TH I'D 24th 10Th
and 2Sth Of December 3d. TIN and 9th pt January and
to the list, for o her object than simply to
obtain hearing before Judge whose decision would
be invalid the ground u interest consanguinty
in of doubt whatever, he believed that this
the first in the history of the judi ciary of this
State in which Judge had required aboreo arguments
to show that ne was disqualified from sitting.
The then adjourned to the 2lst ins., III A.
NJ hear the decision of Judge Roosevelt whether he
will sit or not.
TIE RIGHT OF A JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
TO HEAR CASES IN HIS OWN DISTRICT.
By letter from Judge Mitchell, who is now 10 the
Court of Appeals it appears that he has right to sit
and decide General Term in New York heretofore
hea I'd before him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10

REAL EsIATE-By A. j. Bleeker.-House and lot 12lst
street, between First and Second avenues % by 100
250 lot corner Third avenue and 11Sth street, rs
by 100 1910: lot adjoining, Third avenue, 25
100 1925 do. do, 1915; lots in the the above
llsth street. rs by 100 each 500; lots 127th
street, and in 128th between Fourth and
Fifth avenues, rs by 100 each $780, lots 12th ST.
neaI 5th avenue each 1915.
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Democratic Soft Shell Convention.

The soft shell democracy will hold their State Conven-
ton to-day at Syracuse. The following is the call =
The democratic republican electors the New York
@ ~ 20 mem IN STATE Conyenon "a S Sd c
syracuse THURSDAY TIE ION day January next choose
Cincinnati and as thew shall deem al
Albany, December L, lssS
samuel H. JohnAon, Ward Hunt, Thomas Carnes
phss Winfield Seymour Greene. Dean Rich nond.
Vim. A. Beach.
The following portion of the delegates the Con
vention =
New York-George H. Purser L. Harrison Smith,
Thomas w. Adams Benjamin Wood, A. II. Wagner Asa
bel Reed James G. Willett, Edward c. Mcconnell, Henry
r. West, Daniel w. Norris John Cochrane
Suffolk-Wn. H. Ludlow.
Albany. N. Kimban Geo. W. Luther, Nicholas Hill,
Jr., Francis Kearney.
Montgomery David i. Speaker.
Kings-Daniel B. Ames.
Westchester-E. j. Horton.
Onondaga-Chas. h. vii ston.
Observation-Disclosures Walton. Cha es Loomis.
Oswego-Dr. b. 4. Bowen chosen delegate and
resolutions adopted in favor of having Thomas H.
Benton Of Missouri nominated for the Presidency by the
Cincinnati Convention.
Columbia-William A. Carpenter
Wayne-Pomsroy Tucker.
Herkmer- George b. Judd nominated from the
second district Resolutions in favor Of recommending
Thomas H. Benton emnently ut candidate fer the
Presidency were unanimously adopted.
Observation-Disclosures Hall.
Rensselaer--Lypan Wiloer.
Eiie-Israel I. Hatch, II. p Clinton, Allen Potter, NJ
r. Loveland
ST. Iswrence-R. W. Judson, Jshn l. Russell, n. $ FL
derken.
Liyingston-Wm. &, Hswley.
Monroe-Justus Yale, James c. Campbell.
Seneca-John Shoemaker.
0neiGa-George Graham
Courtlanot-aenry 5. Randall.
CInton-Leon l.. Channel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10

NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET.-Jsn. Z. is53.-Sperm-We
have no change 20 note in The market ,perrn The
transactions since last include sales 76O bbls from
she'd at 81 80 per gallon, and 2T5 do ~ Azors car.
20 on the wharf at price not transpred supposed
At 81 so. In Nantucket we hear Of sale 200 bbls.
AT O price cid not learn. Wbale-Quet no sales.
WbaeboreTbe transactions for tbs week Jude 'slss
20 900 lbs Oeh0ik and Moth West upon prf4t8 tsrmg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10

COURT OF APPEhs, JAN. 7-Evening Session-No. 10,
not called.
Nos IS, 43, So, So reserved for January Is.
Caleno January s-Nos, %, "a, 25 49, 90 80, 80,
80 Al, AZ.
Jan S-No. 16. Concluded.
Nos 81, 29.S truck off.
No. 90. Oakley agt. AspinwaL and ors On argument.
Mr.. n HILL Jr, for appellant, Mr. F. B. Cutting for
poudent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10

THE POPULATION or NEW HAVEN, Conn.,
The enumeration Of The OF New Haven Is completed.
The total population is 81 $40 being gain Of O16 in
in Eve years nearly 1000 year The pc ouation in
1850 by the United states y 533 and the increase
la. been 40 per cent most remarkable gain for New
F1,ld civ Tie only ether city in the state in which
Sepsus has been taken this year il hartford, which
shows population Of about "a 600 and gain Of 900.
New Haven has thus increased the difference between
her own population and that OF any other city The
population in 1916 about 1900 gain in ten years,
ia 600 of which 1000 has been IN the last five years.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN RoNDoUr-Loss $4,000
despstch TO the Albany Journal Gated Rondout, ia
maj stb ssysA fire btoke out in the Exchange Hotel,
l. NJ by WIN. II. McEruy abou O'Clock this morning.
the bull ing anc conten. totaly destroyed many
81 ia occupants barely escaping with their lives. por
80 of rhe huildng pied by VIM. sills dry
ods ami q oseTy whose ios will probably exceed
AZ 600 The office OF = r agtmsu, Ia the upper
80 ah9lv burne~. The IRE communicated 10 sd
~ no brick dwelling owned and arcuwed nv g. W. Gil
IA. Much damaged. The total loss VIII probably
&C. "a 81 Ct0-pEI Itly insaIed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10

United States DiAtrict Court.
JAN 9-The Court discharged the jury until Thursday
morning, in consequence Of the illness Of Mr. McKeon
Uuited States District Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-10

A LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
- wahheuMrhos y CoNRoY is licensed 10 bay clobing
every uescrpuon Gentlemen having large small os
doe q VII receive the very highest price for them by calling
~ he Store Or addre ssng ihos ~ CoDFoy, 49 Pearl
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
lHH Ill 8 q .

A FRESH supply OF new md popular
Il music. Just received by Steamer Rob
insnn. Huthanan and Bretkinsidge Polka
Fillmore Scottish Matilda Polka, Wood
land Sketches No SO by Wallace Gam
hlets Wife Ronioe lie Ia Maette de Pot1
tice, by Herr Witches Dance by Wallace
La pluie lie Pel|es by Osborne; Pm q
merry stingata Indian Hunter, Deugh'
Ter Of The Regiment, nuett by Eargsr
Fensee Rontigue, by btme peiiignew ,
Ia Solitude by t'rola, Gentle Jenny Gray
Fare the well all ties are broken; Bnrmau
Lover Gone Is The Tannsss Willie
Belt Lone Stay hours, Hehedaiia tiala
Mad,e, tY Hunter, Homie sehotiistb
Champagne Polka When other friends are
round ihea Erin IL my Home Louisville
Grand March Dearest think Of thee
Come gang AVA wi me, Shells If Ocean
Oh no, and oh yes, Petit Iatnbo,tr
Cara Polka oh east that shallow irph
Thy brow Fly sway pretty moth All
would our eyes Ind mol met, Sweet six
teen Polka, with great variety Of stand
ard Music, hy
ans2G; GEO. NJ. IlEHnMhN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-03
g,ang yt.o.th's pet Agency.

Tus1' received by The subscribers. wbe
- are the makers PET agents. 80 Cases
Sparkling Gstawba 10 Cases TRY taiaw.
la. The celebri'y and extensive sale of
these wives, render putting unnecessary =
The agents would only slate, that articles
Of any popularity, are SOON eounteffei'eh.
Heure, those wishing 10 purchase wines If
this maker, should buy them Of bis only
agents here, where they n1e sold On tou'n,is-
SION : II il claimed fo This wine that 1t
Is healthier and of fiupt aroma and flavor
thar the best French femrHigne The
Tfenta mix irnm three TO six Or mote kind
Of grapes in their wine One kind ot
grape Gully Is used In the manufacture "f
This wine Purchasers dissatisfied with
Its quality, viii have The money refunded
for MI returned, within reasonable lime,
to The Store where II IL purchased
inlyl HARREE II BENJAMIN.