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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

PrasosAI. - Hon. TON. coRwls, q
ohio. arrived III town On Saturday last,
ind is now stopping st the Kanawha
House.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

SALE on KANAwHA LAND.-JAAEs n.
LAIpLEY. ESQ. has sold his residence,
(GlenYille and g portion Of hls farm
situated about one mile below Charleston,
Is Judge SUMMERS. for ths sum of $e3,
aan # k
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Prryan county Va, Octseth 1855.

Being called on BY Mr.. Hmtto express my
opinion in refererencet TO 4 Wheat fan put
eBasedof him, / do so with pleasure and will
say that il faf snrpasse ani thing bf the kind
i have ever used, and consider / the best |
have ever seen in point Of cleaning wheat 80.
Fss web as the most speedy haEing cleaned IN
one day over twelve hundred buShtls with u,
and In short I can't conceive how ! bettet, ar
|tiele could be invented
LEWIS BOWLING.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
DIR. GEp. VAN DE LINDE,
Graduate ofLeydeu & Paris,

(Residence - ManningsviIIe, KanaWha,e
Still continues ready, NIeHT and DAY to at
tend in this and adjoining counties, to such
as need and wish his professional attendance.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
Notlee.

Notice.
TINE business in mercha ndizing, heretofore
IL conducted by w &c. Brooks F. Brooks,
will be continued BY the Undersigned. at the
old stand, under the style of Eaw'd Cald
well & CO. EDWARD CALDWELL,
VIC BROOKS.
July 6, 1857. 1riI9w4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
VINEGAR
CITY BOOK TORE

5#A &8HE wv n AAst Fiji
MOULD rsspectfnliyinform the citizens Of.
Wv Charleston and surrounding country,
that he has just received and is now opening a
large and well selected assortme nt of
Books, Stationery Go.
in. Charles Creauzeps Building, one doofaboye
tile journal Office, where he will keep con-
stantly on hand every thing usually found in.
a Book Store.
His stock consists, IN part, Of School, Theo-
logical Classical and Miscellaneous Books;
Blank Books of all sizes and Pricesi Letter,
Cap, Fancy and Plain Note Paper; ENVELOPES,
Fancy Plain and Government; Quill, Steel
and Gold pens;4 Pocket Cutlery; States of ALL
Sizes; Lead and Slate Pencils; Copy Books;
Arnold, MAYNARD andENoys Inks, &C. I
He has facilities BY which he can on the
shortest possible notice procure any popular
work published either il America OF on the
Continent. M8E NIL
All the late publications, received As soon as
He has on hand NOW, 500 q1ites Blank
Books assorted, half and full bound.
80 dozen Memorandum i and Pass Books
assorted 1
100 Reams Letter, Cap, Fancy and Plain
Note PAPER.
States Of all sizes, Steel and Quill Pens,
Inks, Pencils, Fort Folios, Visiting and Prin-
.ters' Cards, Pen-holders, Ink-stands, Draw
ing and Bill Paper, etc, in qualities to suit
purchasers, and at low figures. Give him q
call before purchasing else where. as he is
confident he8can give entire satisfaction.
G~alhpplis. March 24, 1857. fv9n47
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
ROom1aw.
Cernent


EHANING purchased the right Of Ohild's
Patent Elastic; Fire and Water
Proof Cement Roofing, patented January,
1851 for the State Of Virginia, we are pre-
pared to sell the right for distticts, counties,
or towns. Its the only article yet invented
that will successfully resist the sction. of The
atmosphere in every climate. IL is perfectly
Water and F~fre-Proo[, and IN point Of duEa
biIity We believe il 4 equal, ii not superior,
to any metallic foo6ngs and j. byfar the cheap
est that can be nsedH \
II can be put on over shingles, lin OF non
roofing, (no differences how steep the roof TO
prevent leaking; and It is insured in Gincin-
natl at the same rates as iron OF TIN Tcofss-
It cannot take FIRE from the turriHgef eonttg-
nous buiidings.
We viii be prepared. by the f0th9of May. to
furnish and put on this excellent roofing at
Wheeling, and other places.
Address us at Wheeling, Va, when full
particulars can be obtained.
May s, 1857, y3n2m3 ESFILL q co. +
Read the following certificates.
orFieE or BucKEYE STATE Insurance Co,
No, is Front street. bet, Main and Sye-
amore, Cincinnati o., Dec. is, 1856
To all whom it may concerns-This is to
certify that ! have examined specimens and
roofs Of w. &. Chiljs & Co.'s lire and Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing and believe il to be
eminently superior to any other kind OF Roof
ingsnow in use l was an eye witness. of a
severe trial Of one OF these Roofs. from a large
volume or flame from an adioiaing building.
which struck directlylupon the 3 o0f and Cor
nice for nearly. hall an hour. Itsioodl the trial
beyond ak expectation, and saved the mild
ing. Signed, N 1T. W. HASKELL
President Buckeye State Insure nee Co
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q Z 81 8 ii s 81,

NORTH CHARLESTON, Kanawha. Va.
ETSHiS convenient hotel has been re-ftted
Ill and extensively enlarged. hIt is the on
IL tavern in Nerth Charleston. No expense
has been spared for the accommodation Of guests.
Their TABLE, ntalT times, is Supplied with
The delecacies Of the season; and the caps-
eeiioouss BARROOM withithe choicest Liqpors
and Segars-French, Pale ana Peach Brandies,
Jamaica RUM Hollsui Gin, Domestic and
Foreign TinesS0ld Rye Bourbon. Mononga-
lila and Common Whisky.
Good StablIng, well supplied With corn and
hay. isG{ H. SNYDER 4 CO.
June %, 1851, n9y3ty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
APPROXIMATION PRlzEs
$50 Prizes amounting TO $204aB0l
WHOLE rleKErs ST. HALVES S.; ~aaAHrEssf$2l
Plan Oflthe LOTTERY.

The Numbers from 1 to $4,000, corrfspon
ding with those Numbers ON the Tickets prin-
ted on separate slips of paper, are encircled
with small tin tubes and placed IN one wheel.
The frst262 Prizes, sim iiarIg Printed and
eneireled, ans placed in another wheel.
The fwheels als@then resolved, and a NUM-
Der is drawn tronlSthe WheeIof Numbers, and
atthe same time a Prize is drawfafrom the OH
er wheel. The Number and Prize drawn out
are opened and exhibited 10 the audience. and
registered by The Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the Numbef dawn
! his operation il repeated until all the Przes
are drawn out. I ETs S
Approximation Prizes.--The two prece-
ding and the two succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the first III Prizes will be tentitled to
The IS approximation Prizes. For example:
If Ticket No. 1880 draws the SEQ, eco Prize,
those Tickets numbered Il248, HAD. l125 4,
1882, will each be entitled to S225. nc Tick
Ell. No. $50 draws the So 900 Prize, those
Tickets numbered 548, $40, 55I, 552, will
each be entitled TO $500, and soon according
tofthe above scheme, &+#
The 5000 Prizes 81 $40 will Be determined
BY the last figure of the Number that draws
the S60,OO0tPri ze. For example. il the Num-
Der drawing the $780, 900 Prize ends with No.
1, then all the Tickets, where the number
ends IN 1, will be entitled toI 500 IL the
Number end with 81 then all tie Tickets
where the Number ends in 2 Millbe entitled
to $a0. and 50 on too IA.
Certificates of packages viii be sold at the
following rates, which IS the risk:
Ceftifcale ofpackage Of io Whole tickets ss g
u q 40 quarter r." 90
q 10 eighth & 10
IN4ORpENSa TicKETs or CERTfFIcATEs.
EnclosaAhe money to our address for the
Tickets Ordered, on receipt of which they will
be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can
have tickets ending in any figure they ma,
ne List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be sent 10 purchasers immediately after draw
ing.
ture plain, and give their Post Office, Count,
and State.
aTRemember thai every Prize is dra n and
EpayabIe iii full without deduction.
TFAll prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid i'm
meaiately after The. dra wing-other prizes al
the usual time Of thirty days.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Adde'S Orders for Tickets or Cettifcates
ia S. SWAMI co.. Atlanta, Ga.
IRA list of Numbers that are drawn from
the wheeb with the amount Of the prize tina
each one IS entitledfo, will be pnbfiShedaf tel
every drawing, in the following papers,
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Char
lesion Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
|Intelllgencer, New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dsspatel
and NE York Dispatch.
April 4, 1851 1y.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
arr, Dec. 2ad 1856.

III To whamit may coAeern:-This is TO certi-
NJ that we. have adopted w. E ChlldsF& Co.'S
Elastic Fire and WATERPROOF cement Roofing
our store and Dwelling Houses. 1t has
given the most perfect satisfaction, and we
Cal recommend il to all wishing Fire and Wa
Ter Proof Roofing.
Signed. BARKER & V0N+PHUL.
Gas Fixtures, No 81 WestFpurth ST
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
Cincinnati Market,

( FRIDAr, JuLY 10, 1857.
EFlour-.$ Sc 35@6,
whisky 26k0264.
Wheat-$l25 Ia | So.
sOats-50.
Corn-60@70.
Ssugar-l14@ i2c.
Molasses-7Oc.
Bacon-955 to I23c.
Mess Pork-$22, SO a 23.
Baled Hay-slo d I8.
Coffee-1l4@ TITO.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
KrnDAITA, Va Oct. e6.

N y NENDAIIA1 Jdi Utls 20
/ have used one Of T.. j. DaiPs grain clean
ets on my farm this season. aud caHeonfaent-
III recommend II to the ID mers Of Kauswha,
as one of the bert aud most perfect grain
cleaners | ever was acquainted wHh
GEO. ". HILL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
COTTAGE NM

Ny j AMEs NJ. CRAY,
This houses pleasantly situated On the
Point Pleasant and Charleston TnrnpEke, two
miles above Red Horse. Every attention viii
be paid to guests. y2n26
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Weather hot and dry. Harvest fairly
begun Wheat looks well.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

K,NlwHA C, h Va, MAY {, 1857
1 hereby certify that 1 have nsed ". 3.
Childs & Co.'S sPatent Elastic fire and Wa
ter Proof Cement Roofing on my new hotel
and believe it to be all it is Represented 70 be
and feel warrented in RECOMMENDING il TO
the public. Oi WILSON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
ClN cIS Natl AeEscY RoYAL ms. CO.
Feb 6.1 o57EE

F . - HI FEB. b. Sof+
have examined VI E. Childs& Co'sEas-
tic Fire and Wate Proof Cement Roofing, and
as far as | can judge. consider i a good M
v~ention, and IN willing to insure buildings
thus protected upon the same terms as m
sure those covered with metal.
Signed, JOHNS. LAW
Agent Royal IEss Co, London and Lis'l,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

KANAwHA county, Va, Decs26, 1856
/ do hereby certify that l bought of J. y.
Hart& Co., id July last, one Of their patent
Wheat Fans and 6nd il to be the very best
fan | ever used, / think it will clean from
thirty to forty bushels Of wheat per hour,
without any extra labor. J.J. BROWN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

aLIGHT ON THE sUBJECT.1
DERS0NS in want df Window Glass,
Putty, &c, would do well 10 call en
J.. II. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
M%ANTED---A 10Y.

I'M" WANTED---A buy. - w.
TlOR a negro or mulatto boy, between14Nor
10 years of age, to do light house worn,
plough q garden. and attend to ! horse, fair
wages will be- paid by
DIR. GEO. VAN DE LlNDE.
p. 0.--Upper Falls lof Coal
Apply atIhe Star office. v3n9 If.
MyNING& MINERAL LAND OWNERS.
nR. GEO. VAN De LINDE, On p~resenta.
~ tion of0RE, isprepared to examine and
analyse qualitative and quantitative, both by
dry and wet process Of analysis, any ores pre-
scented him. M~anningsville, Lower Mines. i
Post Ofice-Upper Falls Of Coal. b
IN. B.-Ores of a red or biueisht tinge are in
demand
When'o ores are sent for analysis, put IN
a IS bill with them, to secure further action.
v3ng On,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
GlenwOod, Oct. 3. 1885.

Ill addition to the above statement Of Sir.
Laidies i nave to say, ,hatl also en- the own
II OF one az Nj. HATS fans thai / purchased
'dfMk. Laidley thuty bushels of his Prime
.rockFwheat for sowing, fully cleaned for that
-uuruose as his manager stated l suppose tho'
On HIS cd fan not Mr. Harris, that took the
precahtion to Iun the seed wheat again
through the Hart fan. and by he operation
reduced the thirty to twenty-six bUsheb Of
p5ureclesn wheat; if this is not recommenda-
ton 10 those desiring to purchase 4 good grain
cleaner ! am at q loss for one.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
% W1tnesses;

iIE ST. IN= 4.rEE L. - ELLAAtI
81 ER NNVI CITED!
Iohn e. nve i ,hat Aut6arE i
wbo has baa in. wears exneTienee ne Z
Ranker md nnhlisbsr. and
i serier 81 Lsetures al he Brosdireau
Tabernacle. T
when for 10 successive nights. oser
- ,nsy50go0o neonle m
= a,aeted him Titb Pounds al annlause. While
8 Se exhibited the manner ID Which coTn-
terfe;ters exesIte their frauds. IL TIE st,rest
= sna sbortest means If detecfinr themi
TSe bank note enqrayers All saw tba tbe
e & u ihe Creates nudge ofpaper moEey1Tying.
= IREATEST DISCOVERY of fhA
.oyT 4PIEsEST CrsruRY roR
81 Hetecfina S,ounterfeit Rank Notes.
Describine Every Genuine Bill III Ex-
XII ,sfence and Exbibitinr at 4 rla
everv Counterfeit III
q Gireliationti
9 ARRANGED Is sdmirably, that REFraEScr is
!. Easy ina DErEcrIor IssrAsrANEops.
Is ~ No index to examined Nd pages to
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
EREsH aooD3!

M I&Ef4 EHM EIf HI E& HH&E ~ ML h -
ID. d. SNYDER q FISHER,
FroatE street. aeaaly opposite Court House,
CHARLESTON, Va,
Have iuskopened d fine stock Of
spring and summer
DRY DIS,
sGroceries, Confectionaries.
Boots Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Foreign Fruits
Liouors of an kinds Fancy Articies,
Hasspare, Qaeensscaye, DC,
Their stock consists in partpf
Prints, Dpnaestics, Nannelss Linens,
Hosiery, Boots, Boots, HAS,
CAPS, Basten. Gotten YARN No.ipns
Sugar, coffee Tea, Spiee,
cheese. Soap candles, koRe,
Molasses, Powder Lead, SHOT,
Tohar6o. cigars, Percussion caps,
wssh Pickles, Spiced Oysters, Nails,
~ I annie VINEGAR, Baskets 81 all kinds
peaches. Strawberries and Tomsses n cans,
Syraps, Oranges, Lemons, candies, 2 &C.
$500 Win numerous other articles too
tedious&t 10 mention Allof which they oiIer g
sell at | he very lowest prices, for tashteI
Country Produce.
Wi n5t.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

II ] have had in use upon my farm, dunTg
the present year, a wheat fan manufactured
BY j, b. Hart & TO, Of Charleston Kanswha.
Il iake pleasure in saying that it j decidedly
the best fan / have ever used OF seen in1us.
JAMES N. LAIDIEY-
an .4Fnos d 1915 ~ f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

TO the Farmers of Kanawha-
.T1HE subscribers would respectfully inform
jill The Farmers Of Kanawha sndthe adjoining
counties that they have located in North
Charleston, opposite Mr.. Joseph ibby,s Mill.
for n e purpose Ct manufacturing their lately
improved double screening. EH9I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
Grain Cleaner.

4 Minis ian Is pron0unccd by competent Jnuges
ID be the best sepefatorinow in nse, for cleans.
ing Wheat. Glover Seed and all kinds Of
grain, from Cheat, Ceckel, Garlic and ell
kinds Of filth. 1t cleans Cloyet Seed clean
enough for market without sitting They are
built Of good material, and by good ~prkmeh.
All our fans are warranted. All communiea-
tons .addressedto Kanawha Court House will
be promptly attended to.
JOHN 3. HART & co.
March a. fRh1.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
Km.nn. conntr. ~. pec.as. 1855

KiIne CIaukie. 18th October is5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Having had occasion to clean some seed
wheat, thoroughly of cookie, cheat, &C., I
was induced, from the high reputation lad.
Of Mr. Harris improved fans, TO make the lex
peTriiment, with one Of them, which with facil-
ity, and ease in everywsy,, fully accomplish
esH everything for Which it has been SO de-
Servedly recommended.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Having used one Of ], B. Hart 4 Cos. Pan
forlcleaning Wheat, DC. i lake pleasure in
notwithstanding q it to the Farmers, for Glenn
ing seed+Mheat Of erockle, cheat &e., | DO not
think il can be surpassed by any Fen. Astfar
as Ihaye used it, it has gwen entire satisEac-
'tioH. JOHN GU CARR.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

GHARtEsroK, KsuaNha.
This Is to certifythatI have useA one Of =
ID. Hart & Co. improved grain ciea iers. and
take pleasure inaIecommending them to the
flaming community Is q very superior article.
A. WRIGHT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
CAPITAL PRIZE $fO.O60.4
10000 Tickets.

jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
b. Authority Of TIE State y Georgia.
CLASS q. /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
uonEx MAR X E y.

"WEDNESDAY June 100 r. ~
The stock market opened aud closed heavy this morn
ing To decline In prices quite general. In some
Of the leading railroad stocks there slight improve
on 90 yesterdays closing rates the 6rs, board I'LL
noss Central bonds fell CT per cent: Cumberland Coal,
. Canton Company, Galena and CHICAGO, ~ Mil
waaLic and Mississippi, IA Michigan Southern, u; do
preferred scrip aud full, each. New York Central Rail
road advanced 4 per cent Erie IL; Reading, y; Michi-
ran Central l., Illinois Central, !; Chicago and Rock
Island, x The movement in Erie day limited, but
the Improvement was well sustained throughout There
vcto large salcs of each stock OF Michigan South.
ern at gradually declining prices. Reading sold
largely on time. Tho bulk OF the transactions In
thlv stock day Time, seller option Que opc
ra,or put out 800 shares u por cont seller ,x'y days
Mlwaulc and Mississippi fell oa abou! per cent Il s
reported that there will he dividend In july ard IL
also reported that the company borrowed the money 10
make the as, semi annual payment Of interest on It's bonds
Gscra and Chicago touched 50 per cent today Within tho
rast eighteen months stock has sold high 27 per
cent the election for directors the exscnsica
branch" party succeeded, and a ne~ policy In the
management therefore about being inaugurated This
stock has seen lts bestdays. Illinois Central moving up
again The stock was quite In Tho street to day
aud Il oIosed firm Cumberland Coal was Little weak to
day We have rcccves cory Of the compauy's last annua
report but have not been able yet look over The
new directors have gres, confidence in the stock.
A, the second board the market was without material
change Erie wen, UP 4 rcr cent; Harlem, =. Gscna
and Chicago fell on J. per cent; Reading, =; Michigan
Southern, do. scrip, Al Chicago and Rock Island, u.
Illinois Central closed at 1917 per cent, with the sale o.
one small lot Tho stocks OF all city railroads
gradually but steadily advancing The four leading city
uncs earning good dividends and well managed
in their financial departments. With proper admnIstra
ton Of their affairs they cannot fail being highly produc
tive and good Investment, They so Intimately idcnt
fed with the growth Of the city that s 10 foow
the other As the limits Of the city extend cup town.
The travel on these roads must increase, and with their
ne, income. -
The Assistant Treasurer reports TO day az follows
Total receipts tso-oe v,
rutsl mcnts t'os0tt -
Total balance %
The stock spectators Of the Daily Times have lately
be,n large sellers Of Michigan Southern Railroad STOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11
city intelligence.

sIn-0 o. rsK STEAMSHIP lsDiAsA-rais zoe vessel, Of
which a description has appeared in our columns, Ten
her berth a, per No 81 North river, twelve O'Clock
yesterday. Aer leaving the pier she nred three guns
and ,heu steamed majeucay down the North river and
out OF the hsbor Ter hrst destination : Southampton
and from thence she proceeds II Brt She carries
With her s. nrsi and a second and Third class passengers
together about 300 at ltc, consisting
OF tobacco lnGian corn, rosn large crowd ot
assembled on the per To Nnos her departure
and the usual expressions OF regret n, the separation or
lrcpds unaffected BY the waving Of bats, hAndser
ciefs, &c.
TIM G. rAssc q, Tx CrY-sincc The refrss Of the Com
non Council 70 myo,,er the City Inspector clean the
streets there be probability that the garbage
and GLIB w remain IN the streets uDui the middle of Au.
Rtet aud r do not have pcslcuce will be no iaut
ofthc enrd " Aldermen, who have douc al they could
70 keep The CT IN Ghh Fortunately vo have had very
cool fcasnn aud 30 there has been unusual sick,
ness Ju ci feW bet days come, all with the fostering
9th In tlc streets ihere every O. believe tAat
plague ~iHfcsuh We have received letters from per
sons roidag 10 tGeroni parts Of the ety. All complaining
of the dirt which must decline pueNshng. as What s
true portion cf the city IA true OF all ~ H. the PRO
pcr way for citizens tn clean the streets themsci YES
This be ri slight expense Several Of the lead
Ing INGREDIENTS IN Cosuot and Dly streets have de,orn
have the streets cleaned At their orn expense and
way has hcru cleaned by these machines, which have
worked well and q this m,vemcn we're general we could
aeon ds pate The Tears OF those who look Tor pestcnce
Frrxrfs's ExcuIsuS 10 BrfFuo.-Americau Hose
Company No ~ VIII leave OF ffuay Hucrnoon on n Vsi
"a ratalo This company Is under the command Of Mr.
samuel D Thomson Foreman, and will number about -
rpcr Wallace bras band will accompany them In.
s,uccr Kugslaud vill accompany No 10 their visit,
The COMPANY viii be the guests Of fay Or Hose Company
No l. 81 B. ialo under the command OF l. y. Bo0mCr,
Foreman TITS Ieuy we're the guests OF no. IL az the
last annual parade in this city, and we're cnspcuots Tor
Their nnc appearance. IL Hose Is considered Of
A No companies.
RErogryn DIAM on ANraosr Drcso One OF the morn.
a To.sh n Anfho
r,ry,o one OF The Governors Of tho Aiuahonse. Mr.
ugro u tcai, but tue contrary, IA Ia the oc son
OF chrur c fnol health and likely to live twenty years
vet The announce IL In cOns0nancc with much OF
The news q the Journal that started the report
Fisz ~ stsusrA Smxu.-Shor1ly before IL O'Clock on
ruc.day night n are broke out IN barn belonging TO
Theodore F,oke. situated in sxtieth street, between
Povcnth All Eighth avenues. Destroyed, together
Whawagon worth SEQ loaf Of hAy and other articles,
estimated 10 no worm altogether about $780, supposed 70
DO Lhe IA. Of Al incondary.
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superior Court.

Bcnrc Hon judge UucT
JrNr o-STstel ~ hieW ~. frrcf U11, Wr. kfr1
ylsn,,l T. UarsoR ard Eipdh Chdmt-rd'H The plansn
IN MS enY caus 10 recover back from the defendants
money paid Part Of The sum sgrcc upcu for TIC pur
chase of INC STEAMBOAT rhomss Hunt II " alleged that
in June 1855. Charles Hoyt enterci into contract WIN
tna defendants 20 purchase that vessel Cor the SUN OF
S. 900 norton Of vhich-s2 o0D--was to bo paid ca
down and the balance in four nsu'bs. Subsequently
spulaung TO ray $4,000 10 band, and sive four eeecs
for the balance The checks werc however prot
and sr loy assigned his Interest IN 'ne 70 NV
brother tue pauiT The plaintiffs agent rendered Vac
OF protested checks 20 the cashier o. he ne
chsncs institution by order Of the defendants tue money
refused The defendants contend that the non pay
en Of the checks took away the plaintiff right To cou
veyance Of the steamboat, and consequently ne coua @
recover back the money. Under the direcuon =, tns
Court Tie Jury gave q nominal verdict Toe planun lOf
saS subject to the opinion Of the CoIt al the ge''rs