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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-22
NEW YORK HATS.

NEW YORK HATS.
Z WISH ALL GENTLEMEN WHO ARE IN
II want OF ii ats to bear In rSsr.rF-T-yZr
mind that the plan which ESIsN sfi I aayIyTHEN
adopted six months ago, Of ktgyrt f'tJ~s.l2ScX
selling HATS and CAPS ssSSsAstsi H.
at greatly reduced prices, Trsssssss il A2j338
for cash only, is In success ES1 tDs1sS8
ful operation, consequently S&2STEs3 gx!ssSSs
those who pay cash have alsst 1zfss53SsH
the benefit Of cash, and are &leEk-y.sttftt -
not charged twenty five per -
cent extra profit to Offset
bad debts
The very best and most fashionable DRESS
HATS, at 80 so, GO ual to any usually sold at IS.
and the best 50 Hat south Of New York and a
first rate, durable, and fashionable Hat, 80 so
A full supply of black and brown FELT HATS,
and Children's F ancy Goods, at verv low prices
Small profits and quick sales is the motto
ANTHONY, Practical Halter,
seventh street, near Pennsylvania avenue,
Opposite Deytsr's Hotel.
have made arrangements with one OF the best
boot makers In Philadelphia tn be kept constantly
supplied with the very best and most fashionable
French calf skin seVyed b DO r s, warranted
French calf, sale, which offer for the un-
preCedented low price Of 50 62k. ! have shown
them to competent judges, VINO pronounce them
to he the bes: Boots for the price in the United
States.
also have splendid sewed CATER BOOT,
made OF the very best French calf skin patent
leather, all Of the latest stvle, for S3 so
Competition Is out Of the question. All ask 10
for gentlemen to come and see for themselves
Terms positively cash. dec 6-ecJm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

n, .YIE. .LADIES, DEPARTdIENT -.
now opened for tile reception adc NoInsttution In
Union ilnparts more thorough interesting course in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09
A!PRlI. 8. 1856.
M5IsCET,I. .NEOUS.

HSHEs sakss great IN
Their thaiks for the aud unprecedented sue
cess have markell tue CAREER OF teir since
neWed cxertipns meet in the ifoa eicisat manner, the
rapidly increusnE demand for cft1t a con'1rehef:
see course OF mercantile HtfItHt The great practical
experencc of the Rrinell in heavy Banking and Conncr-
men has enalst him TO b5ng 10 degree OF perfection a
system OF 9N ornI
not ATTAINED By ANY Ofllt:H iSSIiTSIioNt Each
STUDENT by this new drilled at hs DEA tad1t!d
'ty step by STEP until ne mas the whole routine
Of an Accountant duties as L2EoHgty as t3oMy Ae
serted an GllrcnstcsStFP az SORE tStys l011lheEe1at
HouAe thus Gil aWA& HFamess anu gorgeous
tlullters are M u Isat hleasuESs s"ss'pltcs
In addition TO our sngassnent oi assompHshed ASSIST
ants We lave Hso services OF some OF he
most eminent Lecturers III Oho 10 LECTURE on commercial
topics. ts: : ~ - - 80. -, ~. 4, 4, -
here, but Il ebraGgs every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK SEEFlNG, with free and fn discussion Of
its Scientific upon History
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

.e,,t.5 IS 5CO-pARTNERSIlIp. ~ sE1- ..Ia 80
THE undersigned will Cohtiue the DryCoods business IN
their present the name and syiof lIIkElL
&RARIXoES. They wond respectfully solicit from their
old friends and customers contlnuance Of their aySrs
pecember 81, 1855. S& S.S. swl1HfSeES,J sSfiSHfsdJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

.tttlt.... 10 Flayortng ExtractsJsCl OF aoilxrg
TToR Jeilies, Pastries, Creams, FudtInes, etc,
For sale by iaOi1Te lI.Bu4nEN1 eco. .SYi2ii7Gt
jnl5 IL, pFtaEe CoFneE prpgellts,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09
I-ERIISINESS C1ARDS. :.
lDRUGGISTS. p

G. GOOD CO., have bought the entire stock Of Jas.
s Baker, and VIII continue the busness at the Old stand
Dr. Baker having gone Of the largest houses In
PHILADELPHIA has kindly agree 70 make purchases for his
IN Wheeling. The will insure their
Keeping hnd. (an bGeTing the best tsFlns) full as
[sftnent ofte very best their line Of Iuslnts
;Is5f7ei . MI sf A. O. GOOD 4 CO. 7.Ta-
Wheeling, Deg %. 1861 - s ,.-.,-..' =. - dC2i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

..-si 4 "A General eAssortments 5J buoda
OF Drugs Mslcines, Paints OILS, yarnIshcs pyestpas,
" Brushes, E0t6hs, etc., Away Il
jn22 t5. f.t..f. e.. BKIppH CuRSRR DRuQ SToRRI, IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

n. HAYNES Celebrated Rtters for Dys1rFSa, I,Iiscs,
~ tiOn, &C., &coV cents per Bottle fdf aa
1,n4 ial 4 Jsl, vow SLLs.- o.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09


WE have inst rscegsl collars In
Of collars and oarees' aud seeys mat F1o1htthgaI
@ aa ~ 81 and mH
eOiSEsd Seis jae9nst lAee and sYtss ss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

-. ...s5,.,4 NEW FIRM. -, IA sgff-s,
rTlAE udeFsgnc having tie stock and rented
tl,e nremses lately Wll Hall, deceased as
an AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE, Intend transact;
i fe business all Its bFaIeles heretofore, aut
hop by punctualS and strict attention to the Interests OF
cailsEenaTs; ntTit \ liberal share OF Patronag
aud Friday eSenngt Pufntufe sales every We'd.
I,rVdnV and Saturday morning. si g=ts
Coois d pTvate he had on the most reasonable
.eEgs gss.., HAf As Mccoy { u1Ga1ss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09
WH. FEELING.


W.H EE LING.
Hearl, Hear!l Hear!.!
GREAT REDUCTION GREAT REpycrIoN u -,.,I.
OEIN dcSrous ofredncng 1ny stock In the above
ID havs@sdSitls fallSSssE FS1Sst1sas'
Twill consequently stl collars formerly held at
those 1T 2 for al others IN am
Offering greater tlpcsn,sns .a9a Any other house
Areaue,lop Of sopeF ct I be granted, and ready
WIN! tl,s cash VIZ b e abs g buy from s Itss ESHsa
Others shall sell on advantageous erts actual
ly selling the ready male for lsss thanyou can @ tho
'tY'.1 TRIstN1NGs .ta
of which large will sell out at almost
lsats: ssrssisf ysS.
one
goods much less than ie
thst you cannot help buying ~ Come all every one
'''Hs & @ AUS y SSS " .IsAAG pRAGER ,s 7ri
Eastern bargain Store, us Main street, "a
decee betMonros and Union sts:
ster,be AS 9T1GE 2 5shSlFE proxno The prs.su.
a@ Tn1 o sisEsli5 Co.. viii be lnss.sp,
4fi as5sS Is 2@ iS psass call and
pent without delay and those having claims aEaint the F
TlB BtssaSer RsssSSas sasR; ST. 1sSS. IS adjustment
co-pARTNRRsIIIp. sI9 30
THE viii the business IN
sT They Woeid fsssctfy sSeis
old friends and customers Of thsiE favors
Decemberst, 1855. E.B. sWgAnINGEN,JR.
Writing Fluid. ..i..il
SIScE this superior Fluid 5n has been before the
iSyor ~. and now pssitrted by many the Ar
During tie past year twenty thousand quart aid pint
ties together with smaller sizes
banfsrs and aercnnts in Cincinnati Louisville rit,s
vineennes, indianapolis, Evansville Frankfort Lexington
N m sS
Sartaen,s part Of Kentucky Tennessee SsssiPpI ID.
taken Diplomas the Mechanics Institutes Of
Ssls sSststt Fairs held ias in SeS Ohio. Indians
bankers. Mhssl1nE he's here. s;
is5s 3SsAsff5i BaS SFRf Ss
ras as RsS
iioasc; Kelly Holloway Co.; Russell AicAfee; Gordon
Matthews Co.; n, Sweeney 4 SOM poans cewgil ot&
S. Gy essoS BeyS e oo Press rfo s stout Co.. Lamb
r-.-I as.s.....i.
rDwSRDs asS 6Ro Ssl. est received from the
@ Ts As ssa5 S q &
god and cheap GFoeeries Our stock consists in rsr'' Of
Rio, Mnracatbo and Java Coffee, brown, clarified do;
Crushed and paysrze'l ,st ,s Sugars s
TSssa Fs5s y15StE .nS nd 1e qualities st
in tta csns ee Flour Corn stsh
Parma, sAgo, Mnccaronl lsinslasS, Jellytna;
Bermuda ArroEroot, Dried Currahts RaIsns, Almonds,
Tobacco and vs.; sesarsi fine q sn,a1lItsIe,,; 9,1
Ssiss; Esssss s yiEs " .,. =
Call yourselves, you can't lie rieased
Remember the Market Quincy strteis, ad
joining Tue rostolnce, " Mheelng, l } IA q: n!y29 Wv
w II +! E!T.TTT(1 ETFTTCTEE ECTNR r..
" y ~ ~ = 49, ~ = -
- t,,,,,;;r,11 ~ -5AND-,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

BARDoTTEs woRSi std In TR6Ps,
pleasant apd eifoacotis rehedy for BoEus jnpsldr<i
n Put up in the form Of fine candy, avoiding
able taste Nermifuge generalt BIice IS cts per box.
~, Sold =, 7, H. IA IogAS rs. & & co,,sl,,oi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

O50 LBS JdhI6If TS5fTits, retsd 15y
At(O IIhse tif it.f3 rif ~ YnH. LOGAN a CO..,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09
CITY BJTsIN ESS:a 7, &. e

Z z IA I'll n IN
;ss = 49,.
90 z.:=s...5,= 5=..,-.;,=.= q q,
2fI1EINX5 RIEG1TfNfR.SSSts ~
la:!. - -
The wheeling ms sstTuTientai ma
f-it IF Az road Fs,l 81 IEys
j, ~ - ~ I.o.,
ssoH
G. a blsSsc1, cqpdpsor. - sy;9
ssttsii ,F, VI " SAysssS a1!s
q az GI1eI -.
sb, te paspose M 3 d tEs feissaIe ssd
5sa r. Y ss0s al se SsaT nd,
de idT arm ,e, IN, ,'; AIaRsft Fa1sS Az
~ ~ =, - ~ =. ~ z
~ ....a RE ENtoVs1 .E,ir..s " ,sFisl,.
MI sSaars Is tst new md sEssSas
ssss gltis se:.Is ssss asssss
SON ~ 3 % 3s ts e.
wh6lssaIe al tie aEest market Price. - git
raTsss.t s'fFF
--yTTar l5IssoTJ5 rfJ5N. gsTfTTfs4
fi 5am[ II Z pt
So, ,Sysa ia bY = Fs5,a9l
@ S GaS al clSias s9fss s fssss & ds
l g. . ,''ei,.l51'.. =.
continue he BsdE ,, gI ISIDss Sasns.s A.
II Ssa sf TSs5 hs w Be
,T,I5II5r,1 60, |TCsi515i1 : E1n7IS5I35 =,
I;sdie;oe IN
h II ss ia III Il Wsstsras
i Pennsyl Bsi Traza Of Wasa.l
and has relief to 9ndrss Tlp hHys gssI ISL
It, EsS i 81 W.
s 7. it, LoG4S CO., cent M asSs5hat,s aS5at y sn
: --1,JTE15Ll17rlr8 NJII cITp p05DEp Ii,5Ii54
Is Female sappe5 .saG 5a a sstsnaae
- 1rtnepe gives sseat and Often
tso FOR sale Py f,:ll ~, tta1o,4,,f
- KEEP sYoURsEI4+Es IS 5YARSisS,.-i; ~
Lot e fs's'fA 74aY Raf5 - .lhasdnsi
eelSea es M.p; aotFi& hK2s
ITTE have inst receSed 1000 every
~ ssty Of gsS and p9tssL9 AsS.s9Ts Sssasil sss
Es1Fi 1isa R sd F
colsrsd vsi jssons lace, md s ssyess &c,
=, :, -, =.
~, 19 e, IS4l,ER s;3 MANUFACTURERS
Fas @ ssl
Soda, Screen Plates, Red patts He'd PiA Roil Isafs
HaEs, kRlEs,' Sg Cutters ss P' furnished eF'f sAs
~ ass7a5sa S1s a9ss se iSssS 1ssEss 2g
~, = - ;s;j5; SoSS ~
RALEp SIN Fsed,l Oats and Corn, constantly on
ID hand and for sale by = 'S,g'' s'fi''7.' y
deqS .f ~ 5sfie3Ht li'ntN:iKRIfER 'oniTEtEsi 81
"n1.ie'dl oars .''''l2,; Pa, aLFftitifss
M1fIkAT !,Iy, a.r5di ;i4i,i, a. ,,gf,
~ TISolTiSIY;. llS;.! sBED1 hi 9is . hils
ror vhIehthe price Win 90
~ ,nn715 S.1...
Jsni V"f u" t' - se M S:,,v,II ~ WI '
~. Sign FRed AI5ttsF /, Ng.Ires 81.
4 YER's Cherry PICTORIAL and pms, sale
"a e f!. ~ D =. ngtIW y siIg:!B!r r5eMEttEtS2g g
.Janl. SlgnTot BED Al9rars i8 at9pots Sts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

70 PAPER NASGF4c7GRERs - =. = y.
(LEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine AlnIn!
~ dnier Wires, ffng rns fssnclI Clay Soda Sal
Soda Screen Plates, DeH Plates, Red plAtt Roll
Knives Cutters, stc Stc, furnished on short
'Gnss' sls, 8 ~ =. .1,A,rnn1N. alLrERsoS 4 co.,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

in0 NJ sss q; the nj, "haA never gone further TIA.
bs hnA psr dssustsd 70 ~ -! Ss ss.sv tS:
beck acres the room. deprcs,ee tnS ess rrsh. sad
ssd what could for the better psh oe oooki and
be ocort'ousb prpmised 10 look ~ ~esn. Gar
y'e' Re ssid. vrtte mos. obscur-y. Ne 90 clever
apa deep but be oefed the sympsthes Of ev.>y oody
10 luoge from single conven stion. Wofe'woth
mace tne iDpSsson of parrow and very EAeish
Ioi Q, ne wbopsd for his rare elevation BY geestA
!smepef~ sno conformity. Of bic own beat, hs oI%s-
ops were OF no value. II 10 not very rare TO 6ud prs
sons loving sympathy and eaee who expistetheir d.
Psture n"m The con mon in direction by their cen
Mrs. Stoves new anti Slavery novel-- Dysk.
a Tale Of tie Dismoi Scsmp-is rs.ialv so;r~
through the press. and will probsbiy sp.ssr h
September or October. Beside the sp.c;r..
which The TRIBUNE gave TO the public vel -
two siDce, have read In proof chapter q t.
nook, entitled Miily's Child, which seems 10 ns
better than anything in Uncle Tome CsSim ~
exciting effect Of recent public events-the assssat
on Sanner and the outrases N Kansas, for exampie
- can, ] think, be perceived in the fervsr whieh
CLOVIS in this Dew work. Il has, am sorry %
cay, Q very badly chosen tike. Mrs. StouSs Bid,
and Hare yss read Dredf are by no means agree
sbe oollocatons Of words. Bred is the usme sf
the hero Of the novel, q negro slave. OLWRR.-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

BS.m. BoTst cs%gssl Of K..tucly. c.rius c.rushsr.
u, Davidson D'y. Of Ind osDv%, Devs:n, sSnsodssc,
sD D Az H.n q SosssoH 1.s: s:. sa.. . IND
HsfiA res o. Porn: Ksntett kd~e. LsLs, Lity Lamp.
ts, sp. halson. fscier Psek. Phelps, Pow sli Pau
Miller o. ins R:.ds Rs.dy Rc.ud Rive. Ruso Savage,
short,r, snn Tfipps Undsrwood Ysik Walker Warnsr
It s.ope T.y~,. Wright Of Nina. Wright Of Tenn. and
Zolico6er.
ecess Ie @ su p M ~ tks rires being interrupted by
The stts ru .SS iebtuns We e unable to get the con
clusion Of our yepor.-RepI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

ARREST OF MAYsISG, THE SEvEs HusDkhD NULr
LAR THIgpJsmss MaDnirs tho boy Who ~c ~ sSr, q
a. c. O. Nichols with package eont.ans "a n vt6 k
Mr Derby la,t wsek and who ~ Hnd.on IA
ys. rday aYrest BY O6cer bsuiPsosn Ia 80
g., s;.soSsI,d Rim In an eating saloon ~ S'~S
cher boys psahins Of some ean. that :. hsd o
ciors S,,t sscted attention. and nnans 'n 70 ~ ~
Of cn ns es ard upon his railroad aesssso
TO the ueket b de esnsd his Identity, bus suhse
bos on No snd admitted that he vas the person whom
ia here He was brought to THIS city ~ even.
the rees 10 Police Ocs and examined sy Jsrce
ps Re fe,ss ~ rather soes In the pcs tim: that
ne ~ 10 Han lton up Hamilton street 10 Buftsrmh
% b,re be remained fs, when be reeutsrsd tss
d. veIt bone his clothes and put for New foti 90 ne
,. newton While In New York be says he had hish cd
trse that As the sey and thai be IN,
dnIsea bathing and champagne klsod he hsa
intended yis Boston, where he hoped 10 ksy week eno
then return ktwYork by the Of Newport; but o~ -
Huosen fbesr prevented him hom doing
On searching him tho following vsluabies were touna ~
bis possession 90 In bbls eio In one dollar god fsss
three sod studs. :nd one gold anchor S srs -
the rensnter he stated that be lost &zlo 90 Cessy
in betting sssnst thinbs ser-thss he laid ous Ss
rage bbe, that the remainder 10 hai inNeee
wsssh New York Manning shout IL ys1s o. - ~
BY tIade; q good eompostor bat very ose soJi
worn. p several Offices Ia this city. and NON eaee :,
dShsr, I'd for being dkhons st. He - suH'
and vers be hon est be would have b. came eS
man bes sIosss be VII pss.s spsnc .Se ~. %
on Sat: I,.'n W. u; sSvss ,SV tss 5. e. .,s s
S BE- sss I, ns s,sp ss r.usndsr As0e p ks -
and has never bses OFT q it A s, sssIsn, ~ Soos.
ieemsn would discover u whsresooar ss Js,v ~, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
COLORED POLITICAL MEETING IN
BROOKLYN

The colored voters of the City Of Brooklyn held
meeting in Granada Hall, Myrtle avenue, last even
ing, for the purpose of organizing themselves into
Club and to adopt such measures as will tend to be
the most practicable in the present political campaign.
There wss good attendance, among whom weze sew.
eral conspicuous oitizene.
The me etipg was organized by electiDg Il. c. HaE-
rpgton, President w. J. +. Taylor, Secretayi T..
Champion and ii. S.Outenberger, Vice Presidents
A Committee consisting Of J. N. Gloaster; G. W.
Levere and j. G. MorreD reported series Of resou-
tors explanatory Of the position Of the oolored cti-
zens in which they recommend political ogsniz atous
throughout the State to cast their votes on
the right side at the coming election. There we're
seven resolutions all of which were adopted seylatsm,
with the exception of the fth which re sds ss follows
R,.oi,<d That In the nomiDaton Of Col John Fremont
bv he to the ccs Of Chief Executive d is
iion behold the embodiment Of Northern esss
soaben impude nee and oppression tsndsr hearty
scod will pedtns far permitted tby Jet TIE BE-
rest of Slavery Sas to exsrcise the OF
csn ctzeLs IN the ballot to remember him ana
his contest Ia the CON ing election -,
Objections were raised TO the passage OF this reeou-
ton, ard on motion Mr. Monen it was indefinitely
postponed The other resolutions offered were adopted
A resolution declaring the meeting "Fre0ont
League" was then Offered, which caused greet oonis-
ton several speaking at the same time; when eventa
usIy motion to adjourn till next Tuesdsy evening
was ca1ed and the aesemblsge separated.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

were only out abou, 6feen minutes, and On thc n
pounceDept Of The verdict the crowd exureaeed tsy
JOY By excessive applause. and eagerly pressed or.
rsro to co. srstus,. tse av.nesr Of hi. rteu wrongs.
II commenced raining here about 10 O'Clock Mi.
morpir q, and is now falling plentifully ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
XXXIVTH CONGRESS.
FIRST ESSION.
SENATE....WAsHISGroS, July Q

SENATE. WAsHISGroS, July 90, 1856.
The Senate refused, by q vote of l4agsinst %, to
order the epossmei Of the bill spproprstns s75 900
to tt the pfscticsbi and usefulness of Richardson's
atmospheric telegraph.
The Internal Improvement bills on the calendar
were then considered. Thst for the construction of
new barbor at New.Buffslo Mich, was rejected, and
those for the construction of new hsrbor at the
mouth OF the Clinton River; for completing the harbor
Of st. Joefphs and for completing the piers Of the hsr
Dor Of Monroe, Mich, were after debate, passed.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE EMPIRE STATE EXPLOSION.

BOSTON, Tuef day, July y, Ieoo'
The explosion on the Empire State has resulted 30
for in the death Of fourteen persons Those who died
yesterday are Joseph Durnan, New. York. Joseph
Richards, Bangor, Me-; Henry Ketcl em, master OF
the boiler works, Fall River Timothy Mshcny, deck
band John Salters deck hand. The eight survivors
Of the accident are faithfully attended to, and it is
hoped will recover.
TIE ipouest has been adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
NEWSPAPER CHANCE

TREsroS, N. j., Tuesdsy, July 90, 1856.
The State Gosette, Fr mort paper. nas been pur.
Chased b, G. w. Soleis, and viii come out for Fill
more The chante creates some excitement aDd |,
1 ev Republican paper will be started.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Monday, July %, 1856.
The stearsship label, with Havana dates to July
2s has a,Ii7s d at this port
POLITICALLY there is no news o. importance.
SseaIs were shgbtly lower, but holders generally
finn. The crop would prove about one 9Th shor
The bark James {. Hand, from Phisdcphis
for New Orleans, was totally wrecked on Orsnge
Kays. Bahama on 18th inst. Part of the cargo was
saved 60 per cent being awarded to the sslvors.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
FIRE IN BOSTON SEVERAL LIVES LOST


destructive fire occurred in North street tais ait
erncop. de,troyiDg Jefferson Block and several tene
mente in the rear and at the corner OF North ana
CLARK stre ets; alao stable owned by John Seaver.
Jefeno on Block was occupied grocery and clothing
store and by severs fam lies and was oxoed by Cor
pelus Doheity The buildings destroyed were mostly
occupied by hish families and as sailor boarding
houses. BY falling walls, Charles a; Warren, T 1re'
nan, war killed al three others badly Toured. tue
bodjes of man. woman aud five children were taken
frvm the rur- 90 deiaced to defy recognition ~
rumored tbst several other lives have been LOST Inc
loss IL estimated at SIS 900.
Tie thur 6er-shower which passed over Boston ano
vicinity yesterday was very severe. AT WNe,aor. 49,.
the et.. Die Of the Othod Chufcn was bloan Gown
builcI q were struck BY lightning in Wes. Csmoliose
ard other places The engiIe-house Of the orceseI
Railroad Con psny was struck aud set on fire, bui was
epes dly exiting guished.
Tbs ,aeuoon Mr.. Canshan, her daughter aud
erapdcbild residents of Coidavile, were run over
and kill, on the Boston and Worcester Rsufoao.
The following are the footngs of our BANK Sea'e-
ment for the past week:
CAPITAL Stock &5 Aslount due 70 o'nef a.. "a
Losn and Discounts $1,000 Bann.'.''''''" SSs o0s
Stecie 3,torN Deposits '''''''' S1ss no
An-ount< due frOm . -. CueusVon ''''''''
other BaLhs.... e'So.oo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY or
BALTIMORE

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July %, 1856.
The screw steamship Cry Of Baltimore, from Liver
pool on sAe 18th inst arrived here about neon to day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, July ~ 1900
The young man. Jubce tried to-day 10 tue S C1% @ the
C,urt Tor the urder Of Nsey BY shooting h ,o .p1
seduction Of bis sitter, has been acqat'ea' WY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

ST. LOUIS, tuesday, July ~, TOY:
The steamer j. ii. Larkin was destroyed oy nle
.bout ninety miles below here yesterday moInlng.
The boat and cWgo are a total loss- Tee poat sas
valued st siCS oSo a1d .nsafeu rntoosn 70 o
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

WASHINGTON, Monday, July %, 1856.
In the House to-day Mr. Dunn moved to suspend
the rules aud to take up the Senate Kansas Bill for
the purpose Of moving to substitute an amendment
offered some time since by himself The House
Refused to suspend by vote Of l03 to 72-there
not being two thirds Of those voting in favor. A
diyi,ion Of opinion existed among tho Free State
men on this subject. as about thirty of them fol-
lowed the lead of Dunn, in company with some of
the principal Border Ruffians The above was by
no means q test vote, as many Of the Border Ruff
fans refused to vote at all, evidently in the hope
that there would not be quorum.
An attempt was also made to suspend the rules
and take up the Pacific Railroad bill. Mr.. Wood
OF maine opposed the motion, on the ground that
all the reports were not yet printed and laid be-
fore the House, aud it was lost
1he House went into Committee of the Whole
on the army Appropriation bill, Mr. Letter of
Ohio in the Chair.
Mr. Sherman Of Ohio moved to amend as follows:
"Prorided, neverhe,ss, That no part of q military
force Of the United States herein provided for sba be
employed In aid Of the enforcement of the ene nen
Of TIE alleged Legislative Assembly of the Terr,orv
Of hansas recently assembled at shawnee Mi-sion,
not vsid Legislative Assembly, cho in Conformity
with the organic law by the people OF the said Teri
toy. And prorided, That, until Congress shah have
psssed Gu the validity Of the said Legislative AS en
BIZ Of anfss it shall be the duty of the President to
the military force in ssid Tertor, TO preserve the
peace, suppr,ss instruction repe INVASION and pro-
tect persons and properly therein and upon tho ns-
tona Highways in the State Of Missouri from unlawful
sizures enc scar ches. And be Il further prov'ded,
Is' tie President is required to ois trm the pre,ent
gsnized militia Of The Territory OF Kansas, and re-
cal al the Unit States therein distributed ana
iopreYtnt armed msn from going into saia Territory
70 disturb the public peace, aid in the enforcement
or resistaLce OF real or pretended laws"
Mr.. Sherman then addressed the Committee ss
follows:
IL "Vl not, hr. Chairman, s,temp, to dscass these