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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

OF We omit our river items to-day. Sat
urday was dull day at the wharf But few
steamboat arrivals, and but little doing. The
day was very warm, and people didn't take
the trouble to make business at the wharf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

TENHE Equalization Board the Lamaseo City
will commence their session. the To alI the
tth day of July 1855 the o. adjusting error
that the Assessment Roll for this nth
corporate year. and continue day day until said
equali4 alton is mpletsd. BY order OF the Board.
Je23-tf DANIEL CHUTE, Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23
The Mail Difficulties.

The following letter has been received by
John Ingle, Jr., Esq, from Senator Bright
1t will be seen that the p O. Department OBJ
stinately adheres to its policy Of not paying
the price asked for the carriage of the mails on
the L. H. & R. Railroad, and that we have no
hope ofspeedy relief from our perplexing diff
culties-from the actual outrage inflicted upon
US by the Department:
WASHINGTON, June II, 1856
john INGLE, JR:-
Dear jSir:-Yours of the eth ult, and the
petition of the citizens of Evansville, in regard
to the difficulties in your mail service, have
been received. The matter has been referred
to the P. 0. Department, but without success.
The Postmaster General positively refuses to
accede to any terms, but those he has already
proposed to the Terre Haute and indianapolis
Railroad. He has advertised to have the mail
carried in wagons. l fear nothing more than
this can be now done.
Very truly yours,
j. .. BRIGHT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

0EF A new hotel is to be BIT : in st. Louis
to be called the Northern Hotel, at a cost O
100000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23
REAL ESTATE SALES
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
W. sold the Court House 25h
inst O'Clock p. NJ. the dwelling house and let
now occupied by Sam,i Archer Esq on Second street
the Mulberry and adoiRiDg the residence
of Mr John Farrell The lot BIZ feet by $50 feet
deep The house is comfortable story frame, nearly
In rate order and in easant part of the city
Terms made kaewn the day Of sale.
JAMES CUDDY.
By BAKER & GARyIN. je13-tds
4 HANDSOME DIV BLING FOR SALE CHEAP.
Will sell private sale the handsome dwelling houae
& built by Jacob Born with the lot which stands 30
feet front ny feet deep Division street between It'll
and Sth This model house and han dsemey finish
ID inside and out. With every necessary improvement
sMs --lne-third cashf = in nonths and - in
months h mortgage the premises not sold before
It viii be sold auction that day the
nrs@'isos TIE titl- . perfect. JOHN INGLE
my2i I'm Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

1t is an old proverb that great travellers
are great lars" and the proyerb is true one.
State Sentinel
The above mentioned travellers must have
been particularly alluded to in the last SEN
tence. But we are inclined to think the tray
elers were not the liars in this case. TIE
lalsifer was doubtless the gentleman who
said he had heard any such story from the
lips OF men just from Kansas. He should by
all means have mentioned their names, so that
his readers might have decided for themselves
where the lie belongs, for the statement is a
most gross, wilful, unprevaricating- mistake.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

or We thank Mr.. Pfout, Of the firm of
Anspacher & Co., for a package of late Gin
cincinnati papers left Us Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

Cf,-The Galena Gazette says the largest and
most enthusiastic meeting ever held there, was
held in reference to Kansas matters. and strong
resolutions were adopted. The meeting was
addressed both in German and English.
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WASHINGTON, June II, 1851
JOHN INGLE, JR:-
Very truly yours,
j. .. BRIGHT.

LFGov Grimes, has called special session
of the Iowa Legislature, probably for the pur-
pose OF considering the best method Of dispos
ing OF the magnificent donation which Congress
has granted
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

CtFWe have seen several, within the last
two or three weeks, who have returned from
Kansas, and with no possible motive for mis-
representing matters, they have assured us
that the desperate 'hue and cry" raised
against "oorder rufiauism," and more particu-
larly against residents of the Territory
who reuse 10 sanction the great Topeka
Farce" is the most I'D face humbug that ever
disgraced any party Of this or any @tAsE coun-
fry
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Is.lIETE0N

-, .-,,,o. NGT ICE.
- DiSsOLCiiOH 1ahn E. Little and
81 ,ENI IGL Ell AItI having sold TO H'ills the part
"a Robert Little all M interest N der the
and style of Lttes lgehart is this day dissolve
The business firm Will be settled by Lew
Iglehart authorized ettl the The firm
VIII be used for the purpose Of lf1uidation en
je23 IF LITTLE & IGLEHARF
S0 Rags crime Eastern CoGee 500 bush Oats;
~ 800 bush Rye 100 bush Corn 10 0G0 bush Bran in ste
and for sale by je23 Z. II. COOK Il SON.
6tHEEsE tGENCY.-26boxes Cheese. fresh lot reed
y on mission and for sale at Cincinnati prices by
le2} Wa REILLY.
NATAATED.-T Servant Girls will f nd steady employ
SS ment at lib raj wages, by applying the
residence of Je23 tt ". R. PRESTON.
sSIfNURIES.-
- 20 boxes assd sxloto lox18 Glass best quality
p doz C and H Union Brooms;
10 do genuine Shaker do
q do fa1cy do
100 reons Wrapping PAPER;
Is Tea do; Just rec ID, for sale by
je23 L. H. COOK & SON.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

finder this head will always found statement
SheriTs Sales Including parties pery
aad time o. saIes.l
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FARES

Daily Freight Trains Evansville and TerroHaute
10 4 NJ, whick local passengers will be taken.
E For information through Tickets apply at the
COnpany Trans Office. Locust Ev
ansville je4 j. ]. DANIELS. SIpf.
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take GU
a. and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CO No tees this place. Per line insertions
20 per line three times 30 line week. dis
count on Ion ger time
tzCcF@ CALL At THE GREAT BOOK SALE. NEXT DOOR
~ TO LGwENTHAL 4 Co.'s. MAIN ST. NOVEL
sAND SUBSTANTIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED PURCHASERS
" je2O-1w*
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

0cF Rain is very much needed. The far
mers are complaining greatly Of the dryness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

R7 good article will always triumph any pretended
imitation 1t has been said that city is PARADISE of
a article, capable doing
all promised for it, aud it will stand the
position dependent inflated rety and Hosteters
Stomach Bitters bear evidence of this for it has been
hold people and tried and found wanting
in curing of Dyspepsia any form. When these
why should it he appreciated and used
by everybody For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
HALLOCK IL ST0DDARD,
eli 4 WOOLSEY a. SAWYER. Agents,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-23

A. II. SANDERS. EsQYou will announce the of G.
". MCBRIDE candidate for the office of Sheriff OF Van
derburgh county and obge of the citizens of the
ty. jed
Mr.. SANDEEs-Sir: You will ri announce my name
independent candidate for the oce County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 " NJ. H~CHANDLER.
Ma. SANDERs-Please announce my name candidate
for Becorder of YauderbUrsh County the ensuing F
election the decision of the Democratic ConveR
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS, ESQ PLEASE announce a
ddae CLERK Yanderburgh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election. -
myIT# LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JOURNALI candidate for the Office o. Sheriff
of Nan3erburgh county the ensu October election
myI2-te " NJ. HOLDEN.
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ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
I2s4T-=-
Et-Ak l. 1eFgall
ssss LIS Il 5isTfTL Il Il a STIilSSTTIST It
q -aS = sasg @sksk sEs*f5
NEW ARRANGEMENT

FffHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
their friends. the public EvarsviIie anc
vieaisy that they have determined open an once al
Evansville 10 be devoted exclusively the
the bps Of taeiF Line and have appointed Mr. GEO
w MCBRIDE their gent, who his
th tt business perfectly miliar
and tie details of their operation This MT has
With the sole object of increasing the faciiits
Express ana thereby increase its pub
Iicto accomplish witch the best efforts of seal
viii be especially directed
persons having business with company will pess
call Mr. MnT3rde Office First street. be-
Locust and Main who alone authorised act for
nay2-itf - ALFRED GAITHER. superiutenaent.
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LARG L S ALE

my2s-itd 4tw
" Nolksbote copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

Kansas Movement.-DR. CBAs. II. De WOLFE Of
Ksnsas, viii deliver q FREE LECTURE THIS (Mondsyj
EVENING, ~ the stlyVesant Institute, The Cost q
Slavery and Plans Promoting Freedom 10 Kansaa The
OcaFon Plan Of Settlement will BE- explained By Diagram.
To commerce at u o'clock.
HENRY g CLUB Box No. $50 ?. o., Secretary.
The Bible. the Foundation of the Empire OF
Obedience 10 G0d.-At the Broadway Tabernacle on
MONDAY tNENiNG the third Of March, E. w. ALLEN
fEe Five Points Gospel Union Mission viii present his Plan
for Furnishing the Holy Scriptures in Newspaper form 20 the
thousands not Otherwise supplied with Bible Truth Some Five
Points Children will and speak Scripture pieces and Pro
New-York Medical College - East l3lh-st., near
4thav - The Comm Exercises Of The New orr
Medical COLLEGE will take place TUESDAY EVENING,
March At u o'clock in the COLLEGE Edihe The Naedctoy
Orsnn will be delivered by ID. MEREDITH REESE NJ d.
LII. d. The Medical Profession Students of Medicine, and
the Public generally respectfully invited. Music by bod
woIths Band X. OGDEN DOREMUs, NJ. D., Secretary.
GRO. WOOD ESQ. President Of the Board Of Trustees
North American Fire Insurance COmpany-Cash
,spital $50 600 with large sBrpus-Ofice No WaIst
Insure against loss damage by FIRE at the established
yates. JAMES W. OTIS, President
z. w. BLEEcKER, Secretary
removed Nos 81 and Is Broadst where we are now
ready business in line with prompness
CLEVELAND Co., Re6nshers aid Packers OF Dry Goods
and Examiners Of Auction Purchases
Diseases of the skin.-Dr. MENTIONS Office for the
Of the nveterate onus OF these ahec
tons, and also scrOs a. No lS3 ithav, near lh a.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1856

A MOST EXTRAORDINARY BOOK
FEMALE f LIFE I SMoSG TT THE MoRMoNs.
Ansrrsve e many year,. personal eHpersnes the vie
q Mormon Elder recently from Utah VITA four eo'of1
Curiosity Awakened Alarmed BY Indians
The Mormon Meeting Women Lost Captured.
The Mdnirht Asseuibage. Strange Ad,ce fora Woman.
Arrival Of Joe smith Disappointed Matchmaker.
The Mob and its Victim. Love in the Wilderness
Fems!e Heroism. Counting BY the Campfire.
Mormon Vacations. A Wife's trouble
A Startling Proposition. A New Flora: Interpreter
Mr. Wart offers his Hand A Scene 81 " Meal time"
Tie Younr Wife PsaTs. Hostile Indlans.
Doctrine Of Spiritual Wives Prophet Brayed b. Wop1l
The Abduction Of Hannah Eva Result. OF PolyGany.
Elen's Narrative. The Prophet AID ii, Ne'm-
Arrival At lie Promised Land SeIaccuse1 dying Husband
Mr.. Murray D.scloses Secrets A Domestic Scene.
Portraits Of Mormon Elders The Youthful Victims.
Marriage Contract Auuulled The New Wife
MI " ards Escape Mormon Dnner-tabe.
Ms Brs5ish In Durseon Messnerism and Mormonisa.
Desth the Prophet Mrs. Brsdsh Reveals Secrets.
Description New Leader MYSTERIOUS )appueranses
Sir. Brsd.hs Adventures Murder Of Gunnisons Party.
Mode OF Making Converts Doubts ana Fears
The Prop hes Fayorite. Escape Of the Author
Ts book the frst time brought prominently before
ruto. Although has been but few weeks no
than editions have been issued IL has also Deeh
rel ubshed in England with still The London
Times and London Observer each devote two columns
SAYS The Christian Journal and Messenger Cincinnati:
The book VIII nnhesating attention from AL guar
te,wl be rn erssy read in Europe well IS IN America
and doubt not viii become OF the most imortt II n9
the important fundamentally in enlighenng the world
on Mormonsu and in bringing bear upon that public oPin
ion necessary drive IT, sbomnstion from the earth
Il ii rouse particularly the American people"
Saws The Buffalo Daily Courier:
The work with iecacy and those who expect to
fnd in II the food for morbid curiosity will be disappointed
Saws The Bcton Daily Transcript:
Ii will ryal 'haris Monk Revelations in the feeling y
destined to excite. Female Life among the MSnolr y no
hesrssy sSp son but the record OF individual
exIeIience.' - - go. =, -,
DERBY ( JACKSON, Publishers New-fOrk
And for sale by Booksellers and Agents everywhere
Single copies by mail postpaid, receipt OF price
Several thousand wanted circulate this BOOK IN
every town in he United States
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u and l6hsts Lots with mont OF 81 feet inches BY
100 fee, deep; with bsiet double Cottage stories ksb,
eonfsu IL The premises Be seep be- sId ~
cS.k q n, and and ?. n
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-THIS
CESAR De BiziS and DoS'T Jr6GE BY APhE a;
MHb6IxG A .ad The SIfGiSfRs HoLIpsY
TEE bf f?s or tn LPoSs adnii.ncs
even thlpE 25e.; children under 10, l2ie
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
- NOVELTIES Every 6, pay Az v,,ry,co
ENTERTAINMENTS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Grand combination interesting geological specimens living
Lions Tgers Zebra Giraffe, Grizzly Bear, &c with choice
Performance IN the Den of Lions. with Moral
Dramas full of lively ,sn.Ren, AID sslu.oa discourse
THE sERGEASTs WEDDING,
THE MILLINERs' HOLIDAY.
EVENING BOX Sf cfsh n BIZ Pi Baz%S,
Followed 3 6o 1ss Ts JUICE l6Sf By APPEARANCES
The thrilling spectacle Of the feats in the
bv Mr. WHITE the renowned Lion Tanner viii take place st
j and p. The Living Wild ALHnsf and the other Gu
Admsnce to everything q cents; children under ten i2
cents Parquet and first balcony only ~ oent' extra
AMUSEMENT for the LADIES.-On
"A WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING OF Ibis
NATIONAL THEATER, a. testimonial 10 Manager Purdy
Another Performance will sso be given OF SAT- RDAf
AFTERNOON for Their especial sdston Therefore
DO not forget the ateruOonso "wednesday and Saturday
BROADWAY VARIETIES, No. Az Broadway,
ID late Mechanics Hall
Il. Lessee and us3es. Msnsssr
IL. u.
This and beautiful temple Of amusement is now open
WOOD AND MARSH CHILDREN,
forty number under years agetbe greatest troupe Of
juvenile comedians in the wOrd-who viii present for the
amusement Of their patrons, the Nautical Drsms OF
BLACK EYED SUSAN. -.
Principal character ~ Louise Little Mary and Master g.
Marsh only To conclude with THE WAN
DERIEG MINSTREL-Jem Bags, Master Marsh
Tickets Is half price Doors open al o'clock TO
at7t o'clock Flo! full particulars see small bills
DUCKLEY's SERENADERS, No. $50 Brosd
ID way.-MONDAY, March ;, and EVERY EVENING
DURING the WEEK Fret Right Of the piece entitled
THE COURT OF THE ICE BURG
Or, A Ia PoKE-A.FUS-TVs
Dream OF Ksne's Pole ar Sea
Fernando f. town will be invaded,
Therefore the streets With ice I've barricaded.
Preceding the sketch, NEGRO NINSTRRLSN. Tickets p
cents Perham's Gift Tickets admitted TO our Concert.
TINE celebrated collection Of EGYPTIAN AN
TIQUITIEs, numbering upward Of llo0 objects with sew
er addition the most popular exhibition in the city
Open Day and Evening a. $50 Broadway Admission - cents
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
~ contains $50 Of the finest PAINTINGS pat upou
hibtion. Omen DAY and EVENI.G AduitisDe- * cents
TNHE CRYSTAL PALACE.-This beautiful
building contains vsrioGs objects Of nterest-Anciens
Gobelin TAPESTRY gallery OF PAINTINGS, rare and val
unble STATbARY beside Agricultural implements and Mo-
chinery. II will remain open until further uotiee
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Real Gstate for Bale.

A FARM for SALE-Containing 1864 acres,
IA one half Of which s abe land adapted 10 Wheat Corn
0rsss the other valuable Timber aud Wood stastsd
In Aiddesex County NJ j. a3i miles from New York " milee
irm New Brunswick and within mile Of the Village Of
Six Mile hun the lse Of the NewJersey Railroad Tbs
at sched IN all u rooms; Woodhoase, Barn. Cowhouse &c
The above would be- exchanged for pcumbered property IN
NewYok or Brooklyn II not dsposed Of by the let Il Ap
be rented for year Fer particulars inquire Of
the subscriber at Mesrs W. O. HUNT Co.'S Nos % aud 81
William ST. n Y or any evening No. Fayefts avenue
Brooklyn X AfHEs.
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COUNTRY SEAT at PRIVATE sALE-Situ.

~ afed within mile Of Morrstown, the Railroad 10
adon containing of good land about 100 appletroes
fruit 500 peach rs plum and ounces 30 vince
$50 Roosebees raspbernes, strawberry and apsrs
gusbed On the premises good house, containing 10 rooms
oderpbut with water In the Kitchen beautiful lawn ia
front shaded with forest and u!trees, barn,
uaIary house. and house filed For terms and fall
particulars apply BAKER WEEKS, Auetioneers, No.
pine.xt.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM-THIS
ID Monday, March 81 EVENING, AZ u O'Clock, Don
CESAR DE BAZAN and DON'T JUDGE BY APPEAR.
AECEs; Afternoon. At o'clock, THE sERGEANTS
WEDDING and THE MILLISERS HOLIDAY. Th.t
subhme and thrilling spectacle Of the PERFORMANCE IN
TIE DIN or LIONS, AZ p and p N. Adntanee 70
ever thirE &c. children under 10, l2lc.
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To tic SympafhIzcrs with the Freem

sas-Now your effective aid 70 the cause OF hu-
Liberty Donations for most efficient aud laudable pnI.
poe are solicited the Kansas Ohice No 29 bos1way All
who wish " contribute their
ard the accomplishment Of great good Now IS the
time gentleman from Kansas, who will return III week,
will appropriate the funds as desired by the donors.
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pURTON's-CHAMBERS-STREET.-


I'D Sole Lessee Boxes ard Psrque 80 cents; Family Circle
and Upper Ter % Private Boxes and *6-DooEs
open al 6ki commence al o'ciOok.-THIS EVENING
HFRNE, THE HUNTER
he Mr. Canou Mabel LynwOOd. Mme Ponsi
Henry MIR Hsrcogr lShoEed ,ch .....MI Chapman
Duke Of Richmond Mr. Feuno BcInsnce.... NJ sey
Gs-slS,s Mrs Backlsnd Janere .........Hr. Seymour
H. he nhar pi,cn peroruled with the DranA
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| WORKING FARMER, able to

w DO TIE work % Farm this city AUST b American
OF Scotch Appy with references TGes1sy March q;
p u. the once Of THOMAS B. DIBBLEE, No. 81 Wss',
ccruer o. William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

Il
ternoon Performances a. Tbs popular Iheater This
W WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY when the sraud Tau-
torninne o. ASPHODEL, or THE MAGIC Pm W. be Per
fcr1neG With oih.r erterts nuents
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lXIALLACK's TnEATER.-Boxesa and Parquet

w 50 cents Family Circle % cents Stalls Private
Boxes sc 81 Doors open a. 81 ocock com
meme at 7--BENEFIT OF MRS. BROJGhAM-IHls
EVENING will be performed: -
CANE OF LIFE.
Rurert Wolfe M Lester Rose Gree nleSf...Nrs. Hoey
Citation DrGke.M BroughaIn Wild Mrs 5roushs
PO-CA-H lS-TAS.
Pow Tan Mr. Brougham Polka HonTas. Miss g. Hodson
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ArRA KEENE,s YARIETIES,

~ ser and PropreorDress Circle p eeu; Pr ~ cents
Orchestra Chairs 81 cents
MONDAY ana TUESDAY EVENINGS 20 commence with
the SILVER KNIFE
Silver Knife Mr. j. IL Allen Madeiain Mss Hathaway
Lore q. l. Fox Msix-
Fancy Dance and lrsh Lit.
ANer which ASPHODEL
To Conclude with MATTEO FALCONE.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Go farmers anb Others.

DERUVIAN GUANO-With Government brand
i and weight each bag.
ICHABOE GUANO (by brig Wave Spirit.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
BONE DUST For sale BY
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MAYORS UfFIcE, NkW'l ORki FOO ., 100
Noce is hereby given that the following provisions Of
Ordnance passed by the Common Council relative TO Pawn
brokers III be rsidy enforced and that hereafter all
plants made the violation of the will be dstey
cent the Corporation Attorney for prosecution:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

TorAL Destruction OF CLAAssss's on CLorR F.croRY
81 tIRE-loss s5O,O00-The extensive Oil Cloth Print
ing Establishment Of Messrs Clsassen Barclay situated
on Lydius street. west Of Quail entirely DESTROYED by
hre this morning About fortnight since Mr. Ciaass.n
received threatening letter, to the effect that he did
not discharge certain and have snothcr in mis- place
he would wake up some morning and find his factory in
flames After consultation with Justice Parson he
cluded TO put night watch the establishments which
accordingly done The Waterman on duty last night
left the place at o'clock this morning and in less than
hHi al hour alter this the factory discovered TO be on
FIRE The buldngs three in number were about 100 feet
long 100 feet wide and 80 feet high constructed entirely
OF wood The flames spread rapidly that nothing OF
moment was saved and the entire works together with
dwelling house are in ashes II without doubt the
work of an incendary There had been fire the dry
ing room for fortnight and no light in the building By
this act AZ least hty persons thrown employ
men The loss on buildings materials ard stock is es-
timsted at $4,000
We regret to learn from Mr. Caassen that the firm has
not dollar OF insurance upon the property DESTROYED
and that their entire loss will probably exceed $50
Albany Journal, Saturday.