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palt gum Stud fir Seteraonu often IeBt.
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200 Barrels Sluur, %seritrSentr SualitStsn,
80 bright SEEN Srlcane MplaGtS,
100 Ness Butter unb Earn,
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wn - 5tnriep Counts.
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Die @ttsIteper bes eitp Councils unp bic qlbermSn.
uer fnp natdrli& au6 aus ben Neiben Der gi6tspiiIer
~rstruttrt, uno guar nit tbenir i6erpiesenpen M,aiuri,
taten, tpe pe pbisen Seantten. 'a''~ '"r' 2Nff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18

The FIRE IN LOWELL, MAss.--One OF the most
disastrous hies that has befAen favored city
occurred this morning about hslfpast O'Clock in
Wymans Exchange, the five story stone building the
corner OF Central and Merfimack Streets This following
is list OF the sufferers Mr. Weaver had very large
stock ofurniue and houee furnishing articles and his
loss Is very heavy, estimated At considerably above the
insurance. large amount OF valuable goods vas de-
stoyed ard the articles moved were badly damaged Ho
Is injured Sf5 COO Burbank, Chase Co. lost every
thing In tntir neutrality-suspicious. clothing &c.; and
about thirty girls in their employ sufferers some
extent, s nothirg was saved from this The goods
in the store were principally removed They were In
suIed SlZ g. s. Eastman removed all his goods in
sursd J. White removed his goods; fully insured A.
g. woodward removed his gocds; insured. S. wilkins;
goods removed; insured. I. Lucaa; goods removed, ,
damaged; insured. b. H. Penhalow's printing Office IL
almost totally destroyed; he is insured 5000 A. j.
simpson removed his goods, damaged; insured $780,
Bu,ler webster saved their goods and papers,
B. H. Weaver had all his household goods stored la
the BUILDING, packed for removal to the West; loss
81 20O The building Is owned by wm. ". wgmsn
Esq., and was built by his father VIM. wyman Ia 1890
The damsse Is estimated as about $40 coo Locs Con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18
Superior COurt--General Term,
Before full Bench.


MAY T7-Aexander Stewart Vs. Henry Morange. Re-
erred back for re. adjustment.
Hiram A. Briggs, &c. vs.. James Grant &c-Ejpht per
cent to be deduc,ed from the claimed In the
suits. Plaintiff to have judgment for residue with in.
tsrest, other wise new trial granted.
EDoch W. Clark, &C., vs.. Isaac Sisson ct a-Judgmsnt
affirmed
Jsster W. Hughes vs. Isaac Alexander, &c-Judgment
for defendant
James Meur vs. Albert salter.-Judgment for amount
referee has allowed with certain deductions. Order to
be settled.
Joseph Cohen John Fagen ct aI.-I plaistif SUBJ
init 10 reduction OF $780, judgment TO stand otherwise
new trial granted.
Cornelius V. Anderson Richard Busteed. trial.
Costs TO abide event.
Rebecca Freeman vs. John Orser. er.-Judgment for de-
fendaDt.
George W. Platt h Co. vs. Samuel p. Townsend. Mo.
ton. Oreer of Special Tern, reversed.
Daniel A. Butterfeld Hamilton Spencer. ment
Special Term sA3rn ed.
David Copareve VS.. Andrew ". Morgan.-Judgment for
plaintiff verdict, with costs.
James Salmon va John 0rssr. New trial graatei
0rcer to be settled.
Daniel Rooney vs.. Second Avenue Rsilroad Compsuv
Costs shiee event.-New trial orcsred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18
PROTOCOL No. 2.
GENERAL VIEW.

SITTING OF FEBRUARY 2S 1866.
Present-The Plenpotentiaries of Austria Francs
Great Britain, Russia, Sardinia and Turkey.
The FIRST PLENfPoTKSrARY of Russia an that
having communicated to his government the resolu
taken BY the Congress the subject of tue armisce
he had been informed that orders had been Immediately
fert to the commanders in chief Of the Russian armies
In the Crimea and In Asia.
The Plenipoteniares Of France, of Sardinia aad Of
Turkey make similar communications.
The Earl Of CLARENDON states his De, that the or
Ger had In like been sent to the Of
the naval forces Of the allies In the Black and In the
Baltic to abssin from any act of hostility against tbs
Rust ian territories.
Count wSws states that IL Ia desirable to advert q,
certain preliminary points In erder to settle the course 3,
the general nego iation.
Count BuoL tsf Cpuicn that 1t would be adysatarsous
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Benjamin Smead,
Robert Campbell,
George Huntington,
0. F. Marshal,
Alex xsnder Hess,
Oliver Allen,
G. T. narrower,
John W. Fowler,
Charles G. Highly,
John Ostranosr,
Thomas Nc Burney,
$. T. Hayt,
james S. Wadsworth,
Ira Godfrey,
Calvin P. Vary,
Lyman Hawes,
Otis Hunt, ..
tiuy II. Goodrich,
s. s. Havens,
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william A. sutton,
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Clark b. Coch'ane,
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George W. Luther.
Ira Porter,
John p. Luther,
Joseph Hilton,
Charles fl. Sherill.
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we have detailed, unhestatngly but firmly declare
that no possible exgency Of party relations BY no act
Of omission OF commisson on our part will consent
that the fair and fertile praes OF the West shall be
made TO echo to the lash of the oversears whip or the
cAnk OF the bondmsns fetter. Tie experience of the
past and the hopes of the future ali point us to an in
BY the democracy Of this Stae OF unc mpromisng hos
y to the extension of slavery into free territory the
recognition OF which alone the support Of the
democratic and insure the stability Of our repub
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U,IvE DOLLARS REwARD.-LoSr. on MONDAY THE
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ton House case copapii the dsgurreoype OF young
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Abijah Beckwith,
A. w. Eaton,
r. q. Poml oy,
Fl. G. Root,
George W. Pine,
d. Mcintyre Stewart,
J. N. Wightman,
John a. Wooster,
II. ]. Schuyler,
John E. Hinmau,
Ward Hunt,
Richard Hubert,
Daniel T. Jones,
A. Y. Thompson,
Andrew Ven Dyck,
f. G. LapbAm,
James c. Smith,
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Chester Loornis,
Evert Van Buren,,
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J. ii. Cornell,
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William M. Gregg,
George W. Mason,
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s. G. Ayres,
william Holman,
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A MEETING OF THE sTOOKHOLDERs or THE UNI
IA ted States Patent Marble Company vii be hsid at their
store, 3q0 Bs0adwAy, New YORK at IL O'Clock, Fri
day, may g. 1856 whom general attendance requested.
By order, PETER RENNIE, Preeident.
II LAM 4ocro
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

The. army, during the past year, hss been
actively engaged in def ndimg The Indian from
tier, the state Of the service permitting but
few and small eanisons in our permanent for
tlGcatiOnS. The additional regiments author
lied at the last session Of Congress have been
recruited aud organized, and n la:ge portion OF
the troops have already ben sent to the field
All the duties which deyolve on the military
cstabl shment, have been satisfactorily per
formed, aud the dangers and pHvati0nS Incl
dent to the character OF the service required
Of our troops have furnished additional evi
dence of their courage, zeal and capacity ia
meet auy requisition, which their country may
make upon them. -lg. -t4
For the details OF the military operations, the
distribution of the troops, and additional pro-
visions required for the military service, refci
10 the report Of thu Secretary Of War and the
accompanying documents. "a 81.
Experience, gathered from events which
have transpned since my last annual message.
has but served to confirm the opinion then ex
pressed of The proprieiyi of making provision,
by o retired list, for disabled officers, and fol
increased compensation 10 the oficets retained
ON the list for active duty. An the reason:
' which. existed, when these measures were rec
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

With Spain peaceful relations ore still main
tanned, and some progress las been made in
securing the redress OF wrongs complained Of
by this government. Spain has not only disa
waved and tisapproved the conduct Of the Of
hcers, who illegally seized and detained the
steamer Black Warrior at Havana, but has al
50 paid the sum claimed rs indemnity for the
loss thereby inflicted on citizens Of the United
States.
In consequence OF q destructive hurricane,
which visited Cuba in 1914, the supreme au.
thorlty ,oi that isianu ISsueu.a decree, permit
ting the importation. for six months, o fcer,ain
building material aud provisions, free OF duty,
but revoked il when about half the period on,
~ had elapsed, to the injury Of citizens Of the
United States, who had proceeded 10 act on
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-03

A question also, which has been pending
for several years between the United States
and The Kingdom Of Greece, growing out Of
the seQuestraiiUn, by public authorities Of
that country, OF pr perry belonging 10 the
present An erican Consul at Athens, and which
had been the subj cto very earnest discussion
heretofore, has recently zen settled 10 the
satisfaction Of the party interested and OF both
governments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-29
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL, Fos THE

A YEKs CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
'0'"S w 2i ~ A$ SH2in 3Sb GROUP
Variety Pulmonary disease that is entirely unne.
bly, Vice been bee emoyel 50 stish tie sy s o It's
usefulness and SO numerous the Of its almost
vino h.ve been restored from a!srns desperate
every medicine of t! Sud III too sppare %
and where il vrues are known the public NO
dangerons affections Q: the pulmonary which
e a sur @ The not sHy in Of a se oaP
ness ETC. and for Children it is the pieaaet and safest medi-
As ha. long teen in constant use throughout this section
We need not do more than assure the people it anay kep,
article prepared " Or. ]. {. AVER Lowell Mass and
,'e iE Co. agents.
DGCToR DR. HooFhAND's CELEBRATED GER
IL MAN RlTTERS, prepared by
Dr.. G. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
VIII efectcHy Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
chronic or Nervous Debility Diseases Of e Kidneys, and all
:ton a.; I sS.si' Piles,
z.. Fnn .,,, Or b!ood e The
HTs '!S5:jsht9 Re s'on 6a5 5? S6ar
az. .! E1ss swea,ns ~ Hs*4 H4r1Isd
s Ss s sE ! s s;' sA"fT
aesS,o 5he Skin an3 Eyes; Pain in ths Side, Back,
Heat; H1fpinE II he Eiss,: Con:
!: and .isat Depression
u OF spihits, etc
preparation with feeling Of Tie utmost confidence in
its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
and ntrIed article but tha. has stood the
reputation sae vaIed by an Similar peparations es.
an 1he ss,nGny in lis fay avg gTe BY the 2st PROMINENT
country mnese careful pernai Alrnaac, pub.
sed annual! oy the IEopeoE and TO be had grgts Of
remedy Is really deserving the gre, celebrity has Obtained
PRINCIPAL Office and Manufae;ory No 90 ARCH street: Phil
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bers superior TO all prepar"ons now in use
Dear srI feel bound ETatifcs,ion for
s have sHs o Hem s S q S
them be- and cheertuy recommend them to the
tended for and sqpS0t to all other peEnraj9ps il
THE BITTEES ALL THEY ARE TO Be,
Dear sr-I have used German Biers, and find them
Respectfully, yours, W. F. FAULKNER.
w. , r.. FAERlsoSRTRG, La, May %, 1858.
disposed .: all received from YOU and wish supply i'm
mediately.
DE-. EATBo1D QUAIL says:
have for the last year used the German B,,es PREPARED by
medicine Of e sind that be readily sold here, and g.
That in less than one year there will be more sold in this
vicinity Than III any other part OF the country.
DE-. RABEsay
Your German B'ers have become very popular here and
wish a fresh iTI2 2,; iInm7eedsia;ely.
Your Bit:er give universal satisfaction 10 ali who have used
You should bear in mind THAT these Bers entirely vege-
table thereby advantages over most of the prepare
Sod By Druggists and in every town and village
..,s,~,~.. j. wk1GHT CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-29
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