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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-02-12
CLOTHS AND CASHMERE

all celors, shades, and prices, of exquisiteE
terial, and so beautiful when made up, th;,
young lady of our acquaintance had for seve,
days an idea of setting her cap for handso,
gentleman she had seen across the street, N
dressed up, when shs discovered it wa. her
beau.
Scene fourth will be display of a choice,
lection of
@G1CGEAE1GA&9
intended exclusively for family use, comprj,f
course cheap, whether quality or price be CO
sidered.
An intermission Of some time will herj
allowed in order to give the audience aBopn
tunity of examining an extensive stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
well made out Of good material, and cut out
scientific principles.
The fifth scene will present rich andrarR
/ stock of
Queensware and Glassware,
with side views of Boots and Shoes, Cultr
| Ladies' CATERS, and sundry other matterps
sing to the eye and purse.
The sixth scene j. rare spectacle Of
BONNETS AND BONNET TRIHaNCS
which always produce. a marked seusaH
among the ladies', and is frequently encoIra-
This IS really fine.
This is the general routine of the exhItNa
bot the scenes are often varied By the intrssa
ton OF other articles, use ul, ornameulsu
pleasing
The performers in this exhibition, from
manager down, are all unriVaiIed and ceetH
ted far and wide for their poiiieness and ate
ton TO their numerous customers, and bleia
with the most unvsrying patience, " which sd,
ly e4emPIifled in their taking pay either IN g.
silver, bank notes, or country produce.
JOS. F. YEAGER, Mansgsr
Lewistown, Nov. 21. 1856.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-02-12
NEW FIN.

Y n EW EIEM.
THE subscribers, trading as McWilliams 81
i Sterrett, have leased the Lewistown Mill
and are now prepared to buy all kinds Of grain,
for which they will pay the highest market
price in cash.
Grain will be taken in store on the same
terms as heretofore by John Sterrett d. Co.
Farmers who wish to have grsts ground. or
grain chopped, will be accommodated on the
shortest notice.
They will always have on hand for sale full
annnIE of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-02-12
BOWMAN & CO.,

New IasEt,
n-Agents wanted in every village. Apply BY letter or
otherwise the proprietors. ocIo
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-02-12
Market street, Letcistoscqa, nerf door
keRnedus store.

- Respectfully invites all -
who desire TO improve their Il
~ upper stories with a neat y
and fashionable topping, toE
call al his Stpra where thev ~@S
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-02-12
Indemnify.

HcVeytowu. Juns 10, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

ship Of Utah. He however expects 10 reach th, c,v IN
ne course or ten days Is not true thst yadxs Drum.
moad hs been offered the appointment but this asr.oo.
ssaesraPaso eespach @us 10 wssswa maa, whass
namo onacaiy concealed for tho present, rendering to
him.
Recent information has caused change IN tho policy
hitherto contemplated, the condition OF Utah now being
such - 70 require vigorous Troops In largo
numbers will be sent thther, probably under command
Of General Ha-ney. The administration anxious TO at
once act In this important matter especially In view OF the
ate obstruction to Judiciary proceedings AMI accounts
frequently received relative expressions by the Nor
Of those no do not belong to their fraternity.
Much excitement has existed for days
Pension bureau In consequence OF the alleged discovery
of extensive fraudp Commissioner whiting after close
investigation, found proofs OF venay but discovered
that clerk therein had extended undue facilities an
agent for claims some Of which improperly allowed,
and required the clerk " resign his Office.
letter from Mr.. Dominion, Indian Agent represents
the accounts OF Pawnee depredaons TO be much exag-
gerated These Indians 5000 200 In number are In
starving condition, and realisted upon the whites for
supposed wrongs In tho council which Dennison held
with them, they did not deny that young N n Of
their tribe guilty Of msdemeauors, but
serious nature the whites In taking the No
Of OF their chiefs They said they wers willing 10
mako treaty to be placed equal footing with the
Otoes, Missourans and OmahaA
Agernon Garne Of Virginia, has been appointed
Assistant Surgeon and Charles A. Davis Chaplain the
navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
THE LATEST NEWS.

ny TELEGRAPH IRON LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, May "a VI
The Fsna, which arrived at Southampton last night
trousht the mails OF European and Oneida from Mel
bourne The collective mail consists OF nearly four nun
ared boxes and bags being the largest mail ever landed
a, Southampton The EIa has eighty passengers, aud
twenty elk packages Of gold Of the value Of nearly f9oo
s.ernne Nearly $4,000 OF this gold vas on the Oneida
ear,v ono hundred passengers left tho Ena at Malta 10
ret TO England via Marscilos. The Australian passengers
vcrc detained nearly three days la Egypt, owing W til,
European arriving suez three days before her um'
when tho Oneida broke down, although she wa' enH
tbree DAYS by steam from s. Georges Sound, took her
seventeen days get back The weather at the tine was
very hIck which the people Of the Sms from
seeing her. ,s.-
The Journal de Dresden states, upsn Authority, that the
ratification OF the treaty between Enslant and Persia has
been made by ho shah.
The steamer England for Calcutta, which put her, on
the 4.h s remaining here having received somc rifns
damage 10 her screw.
The European and Australian Company steamer Jura,
Captain Noodle, arrived at Southampton yesterday to DO
IN rcadnsn to convey the Australian overland mails on
The I2AOD ant SIC from Liverpool 10 southampton
IN ,hiiV11Snr.
FINANCIAL AFpAns-rHE ROYAL BRITISH BASx.
lions 10 Mr. sapetn, formerly director Of the Royal
British Bank, aud member Of rarlamcn, for Bruins.
wick
The Hn,s' city article athc 9th Inst contains the FOL
lowing
The funds have entirely recovered the sudden and
expected depression u yesterday Thirty thousand pOund
invested In erchequcr bills at par only ~ tho money
received by the savings Banks from the excbcqucr bond
due TO day. and an impress lon Is entertained that further
purchases viii be made. The market nkcwse strength
ced by the operations Of the public and by the steady sp
pcarance o. Tho forcign exchanges In the dscoun
and at the bank the demand for money very
further sum of about fS 900 Of Australian gold was kcr
ct the bank to-day. Tho total retained ou Of the eco Oh
by the Anscsea has heretofore boon nearly 00OD OAR
avery limited amount ofspecc has been engaged b.
patched by the steamer Colombo the 10Th instant tn
total II Is thought will exceed f.nOOoO The mai
steamer Brazil Tomorrow viii take f25o 900 In gold
The Daily Necs city article says that
The the market al the was vcry steady
po,ytbftan, ing that The continued demand Cor none,
vas 10 DAY active and the market rather stringent Fu
rrlccs were cxaccd The shares 10 the Russian
wore manfred r. and after touching pronun bay
oosed AT III quarters 10 premium Tue transaction
seem 10 be almost vey upon continental ORDERS
oet observers are OF opinion ha, the demand IA no, b
fdc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

FArAL R,svLr on QrAREIr--A difficulty occurred on
board the schooner VIM. Smith laying at Pier No. North
River which resulted fatally 10 Of the parties ap
pears a rongshoreman named Peter Ward employed
TO portion OF the cargo from the weasel, and
xhue In the performance Of his work had occasion 70
mate of tho vessel, no, knowing that Ward
was employed, and supposing him to be an
interlcper, asked him what no was doing there
when some insulting words passed between the
PARTIES Fisher ordered Ward 10 leave the
vessel and the latter would when no got his
which was the hold He below and procured his
clo,hee, and reaching the deck some moro words
passed when q blow struck, but who by u still
question for tho Cororer jury TO During the
sorfie Fisher sezed maring spike and struck wa'd
oJer tho head KNOCKING him scnseless On returning 20
oousciousness Ward the lower police and
entered q complaint against his assailant, who was
rested, but Afterwards discharged. Inc wounded man
then went 10 the hospital where died during Saturday
night The viii hold nqsest on the boiy "
W Ard thls morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

The tenor who made such Q terrible failure Al the
Academy Monday, under the Of Carlo Jacop, Is
Mr.. Charles Jacobs of the Original Jacobs Of this
city Mr.. Jacobs formerly kept jewolry shop, and Ion
ths reputable and proabie rsc to stu ty music 10 Italy
His fate should DO warning several other asprants in
tho .same field.
Mne Cora do wiIhcrst gives her second and last sub
subscription concert Nibos Saloon Thursday Of this
week.
We that after the representation Of Teovatcre'
n tho Academy Monday last, sIgnor Morei, having
determined fulfil his engagements with the public pro.
c4edod Philadelphia and succeeded in engaging the
vices Of signor BrgnolI, who will appear In "Lucis this
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
PERSIA.

Further hostiites had occurred In Persia despatch
had been received stating that the city OF Mohammerah
captured by the British on the 2eth OF April rne
enemy lost two hundred killed and wounded Am"as
whom was Brgadier General Ashezuf besides seventeen
runs and vas, amount Of ammunition and military
The Persian army under shah scadah reiterated toward
Abxazsnd shuster In great disorder. The British forces
verc cncamped near Mohanmerah Their loss In killed
and wounded was ten. The Arab Tribes were friendly,
and were sending IN their submission.
Telegraph 40 despatch from Sir ia uee DURAN says
byipg expedition 10 Ahevaz returned to Mohammerih on
the sh Of April completely successful The large fer-isn
army retired from and retreated rapidly to
wards Dzful before the British force which was no 40
s,rone One gun caItared, and extensive military
$500 saized md DESTROYED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

/ ~-"~-~'AA~
,s1sreG e., s.. s sA1. "ss s ssr:.
r 1sr s'..te r heir pas c.-g.s s-.s-. :. 49,
"a, ne sam i'm. piptnr their s'up.fry y raing hs
CO sS ~ am - 2 Pr.
a, he . na sd y ss %s
,hros ard ~ ~hsh IL neglected Destroy
tn. earliest Medication az this r.acberou. die a. W,
.Tees coughing and srrsc,ors,'o" 81 fo.%s ~osy =
Rrg up aansaa i"rs e 2 more snso
mSi"E ar ny rha srr,, mors erOf.s 70 hs
gre abis renssn IN The ,hra, until ,hs "
Ses pu , s" s. .s az 60" thor ts 49,
sorss TIE Is NE rsn OF neg e.d condition Of ts
a, ~ IN, Of Nc The OF
wbch gives sS and %rSrs " OF The BIZ
Asx,S o. ssSisa sesrsis.
the broac or bron cal d Ssss and termed -
sr rs . .d se ss se,s s.s
psssns cSss ,Souss sno s ana .s sH
he nn g ht pr Of ,he ca.ilens
IN, '.iiTH o' ss- D. h.se friends Of theirs who stteodeS
Of heir .en--ipss co-ns scene whe,aa" ,sS,
s s, r o s s me-. death osr enc o. the
S victim or an early as luton gradually penetrating
. ss" s9, sos @ x an
protnhe n'sh weA', emsea,on AID debility cod ohiis \
10 llab scarcely able Supper, the body suscsetsss
Of catching cold The least exposure, attended with
ossenets rnd lo-s ~ voice With heavy ~xp.ctoton In
srenoon y ing prins in he sss ant -hoa-r,
uona s1ep lhe p.in.ui IL appro shing vita
s"ehg rhi puiirg q lbs feet and ankles reaien.
rts.inr an earlier p-rod the m.l- With weakrs-
IA Ia" 'AcA All" io'h~ sinking and sshaustd feeling
sNnach beIwu, soI escusbl-. With dual and fr-qx n
sre,ses' total Or lnal auon Of he h.rSinser
broken down cOnstf uilnp
The foregoing synpos considered ny the err1nr faaa
sumption, but IN reality consider hem nsd
last tago which it, victim through the pree
aud inreciliy O those bungliDp D's. Ihs Is the delu
sion that has made msnJ orphan; this the
thai fas made many parent c,dles. tbi. IL bs
ling Ahorve
their dives to this ,bonnsbo rfcla mode of tTeast
tsy prove dis sssetion beyond the -hsio~ of a doubt
Seldom he consumptvs IL apprhcnve of nis
condition until there cough IL rot this cough produced
by catching cold which the chest whicn
irritation and ntamma ct tho bronchial tab ssy
tlis Irritation ard subGua the Inflammation ald
IL at defeated " The thousands who die annually q
consumption there ~ one insliDc. n be rdic wh-re
the d-eaa. "enced In the lung
ponia niamma ion NJ the llngs quite the
The waiting ard decay Of the human body hve their
The Uahea arynK and csophags boiors they deseend s
and before those nhrmed symptoms Of consumption
dearly established eur Ia impos able.
j. ~. DURkIN, chropc and coreuNptvc phvstc,aa-
pal attached my hospital NJ isi Eighth street On,
ton place twhrre pana living ont OF hs yoA61
and scromno-is I'd %, moderate srns)
my odaon branch flee No ~ Brrrna-d scv(
Boston, Mssr, where stends aud dspousee ~
genuine psraiions No patient treated longbr than ss
weeks unleFs there IL ample benefit deriycd
C.usuis ard medclse SO despatched
ali TIE United ard canada receipt No to
-oswered without the specified enc osure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Nlarket6s
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHuADaLPaiA, May 10, 1857.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania SIS, 81; Reading Rail
road, 30s Morris Canal, 15E Long Island Railroad,
IL - Pennsylvania Railroad, 46T.
NEW ORLEANS, May Is, 1857.
Cotton easier, but quotations unchanged and nominal
Sales t0day $50 bales receipts 2O Flour steady ~
81 %. Germ sold for SOC "a &c. aud closed with ad
vancing tendency Western hay squoted at S34 S35 Is,
S2l. lard, In kegs 15so Freights slightly advanced
Cotton to Liverpool l8c Exchange on London ~ per
cent premium; on New York. q.
NEw ORIKAss, May 10, 1857.
The sales Of cotton 10 day 500 bales, the market
closing trmer the Nagara's advices; mddng Is 1sc
1876 The sale OF the past three days have been $50
bales Receipts day bales deer eased receipts
this port 226 0Co bales do at all Southern ports SOB 900
baks. Stock on hand l32. 700 bales Fair sugar lie
II nc and firm. Corn b nrm Mess pork $4 so; hog
'ouId 1890 Cofee Ia lower-prime l01c. a 1876.
Freghts dull Sterling Exchange 1890. premium.
Exchange ON New York &c.
CHARLESTON, May 10, 1857.
Sales Of cotton 10 day 300 bales Prices advanced 40.
under the influence Of the Niagaras news.
OSwEao May Ia-8P.M
to good Oswego and 81 37H 81 6o for Canadian.
Wheat steady sales OF 10 900 bushels at 81 rs for whe
Michigan and adisu and 81 IS for red Iadana Canal
avgaon Ia uninterrupted, ard boats moving freely.
Freghts unchanged Lake Imports 500 bbb. -four,
$500 bushels wheat 0f0 bushels rye 100 bbs. pork.
Canal cxpc1s-1.ooo bbs flour, s6Coo bushels VIII sat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
MARRIAGES AND pYArFs

FnRAr1---HAkKM-0nh Monday, May Is, By Rev. q
Malone, OF ST. Peters and St. Paul church, Mr. JoBN
FK1KAII TO Mrs HSSNE1rA daughter OF the late Benjs
min Hhrker, all Of Williamsburg
Tho notice tho NEW YORK HERALD OF May IS, 1857, OF
The marriage OF FNRDERKK AUGUSTUS EDIER or rrussla
and BRIDGET MCGUIRE, formerly o. Line ick Ireland
mischievous hoax: euch marriage, indeed any
marriage whatever made by that date.
HENRY W. BELLOWS, All SOuls' Parsonage
Nay 10, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARkkr.
The London money market stringent Tho balhon IA
the Bank Of Engard has increased CO 500 Consos clei
for money at peH esS and for account, % ois' bar
silver S. nd Mexican dollars, not aSed case', 7e'
AID, and nominal; douocousspanish, 7ss. OIL. South
American, Tts,
AMRfC An SECURITIES.
Mcssrs Bell 4 So, report American securities IN bu,
small demand, and prices weak
LIvERPoob COTTON MARKET.
he Brokers Circular ol the Liverpool cotton market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
Kansas Aid I'm Massachusetts.

BdsroN, May II, 1857.
The seuate to day passed to their engroment the
utons sfproprsing 100000 from he State treasury
aid settlers of Kansas, with amend
MN .,-nviarr that tho o,,ior ~ tho srn-s,,s C,
shall he obtained In favor Of the coasututonaty OF The
s,propriaLou before o dollar BIO drawn from tho
Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
serious Accident Mt sandusky-Desth OF
T.. n. Osborne.

SANDUrkf, Way IT., NOT
cad accident occurred here this morning on vessel
being built BY Capt. Dbbe The mast broke ana fe, SC
verey inuriug ivc men, named Charles Mckinney, 'onn
Potter Capt pibble John Hill and Geo uuejohn Potter
,ed ,b,s srernoon and Mckinney will probably not live
ul morning The others are not dangerously injured.
F. +. Osborne, formerly Superintendent OF the Msd
River Railroad died Yesterday morning, Of paralysis,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
rc-rs t,~Isnd.r-Thas Dav.

seGX 400 42i s22 s23 s26 as s33, 49, ssS al, 4o
se0, ssl, IS, 4s, 457, ass, 40
"a, 35, IS, 81. q, q, Is, rs, los. -
Scr, mos CocKr Nos qip 2ss, Il, sSr, ess, oss esa
re s2s 800, ei2, ssi. s 2s, 5si cs7 ssa, la, lo2
t5I, 100, ca, ca, 3ls, 675.
CoxmoS PIRAs-rsu Nos. 800, sat, s6e, T5e, fe1
SAG IiI go $50 To $751; SEQ Part 2-Nas OF, 42, s73
s7i $40 se $40 s51 $50 500 SOL ss2 as, sei seS se7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
News rrom Northern MEXICO.

2 NV ONsANs, Nay " NV
Io papers from Northern Mexico show that The country
~ Quiet, and the administration Of yidaurr is popular.
nis reported ths, President Comonfort has appointed
rcr Rbaad the Mexican Consul General In this city 10
r.se-en, the Of Mexico in the rehuaniepco ransn
ru,a royus the recognition Of the rights Of he company
by he Mexican government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
PASSENGERS BY THE NIAGARA.

Mrs winchester and srvan Mr. starnsnt lady infant and
rvant srs Rogers and Miss Barton nui
yant Miss Barton, Rev v Fem, DR. Hamilton Rev
Simeon. Mr. spoonsr and lady, Miss S2ooner Mrs
Dundas four children and servant Mr. Taylor, lady and
hree chidreu Mr. Broadburs' and daughter Mas Rger,
End .dy: Mr. Bssssnd lazy AID SOM Mr. Men lady fsqr
rnit m servant; Mess Parton Ray Hubbard Horgh
ton. Wilde Dumsreso, Berry. Henman and boy, Breckhs
Johnson Stuart, Berry. GERHARD Forsyth Burshai Bliss
Atkinson, Heyer. Sanford and friend Burton St-ph.o 4on
R.%5es,on Cyrus Ros. Eoss McDsi Sears: Nsleomson
ns, Conegay, Story Mckinley. Wood Mecomei Dec osland
Herses Howard Winney, Mrs BroAdhurs and daughter;
Mr. Taylor Lady and three children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

MANCHESTER MAKKET.
At Manchester tho demand Tor goods and yarns was
rather better but prices we're without change Of moment
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
Tho weather was harsh and ungenaI, being dry with
easterIy winds All qualities had olightIy advanced in
France spain and tho continent eenoray at Liver.
pool Aeesrs. Richardson, spence 90 Of Liverpool re.
port breadstufs generally quiet Flour quiet 3D.
higher on the weeks rates Wheat was steady, Id.
I'd. he tier on tho week Corn quiet and Cd higher
ON the week: The following the quotations Red
wheat ss. 3d. a %. ID white o.. o.. 81 !;
Philadelphia sos. a ais; Ohio 80. SIS. Cd mix
I'd corn $751; yellow s5s. 3d., white 37s 9 s7s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The Liver eooi provision market generally steady
rent prices, viz, 12s. zoos In pork there nothing
doing Se-s quoted neminaily Cos pm CT Bacon was
dull at so sna bss Lard as
81 ees 6ss for good Talow had advanced 2s.-Y. c.
tse; American S6s. q SIS. The stock small
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxsr.
he brokers' Circular reports ashes firm and considers
oily higher closing at AS for pots an pearls With still
advancing tendency Resin steaiY sales OF 4, 500
bbs at Is Id "a Id for common, and 81 l6 3d. FOR
medium 10 hhe Spirits Of turpentine nrm at 3as.
holders demand advance Crude turpentibA-alos 81
eco bbr at b. Cd. a o. Id. ,Tar-sales If 600 bos
Philadelphia, 14s. 3D. Baltimore, Ia Cd '3-. There
but little inquiry and prices were weak or olive oil the
ssss were animIoranl Thesame may be said of common
fish and bright. sperm oils. Ragged cas- crude, Re5
Rape oales unimportant, quoted al 49s. Cd. 5s Id
-eei oil, $40 go g., but sales unimiortant Whale
GA q Gao. Dyewoods were steady. Rice-Rengsi
buoy ant, and Carolina fine quiet al 26 Cyee sqliet
no transactions. Sugar was buoyant, and with small
stock prices had advanced d. for refining and 3d. for
grocery. Molasses--Hoders demand an advance, but
there was but little inquiry. Tea-S@es Of Cougou at
Is. 1hd.
LONDON MARKETS.
hessrs. Barring Bros Il Go report sugar buoyant and
active at 2s. advance tho stock small Coffee was
arm. White wheat, e!s. 6ss; red. SIS a3s, Flour
ass. 32s Rce-Eas India active; Carolina advanced D.
Iea-Congou 1s. I'D closing Arm. Spirits turpentlns
arm with advancing tendency casks, Ala. Cd. ass
iinseed oil steady nj 40s. Cd iron-Tesh rail. were
steady at Ct l2s 3D. bars quiet at Ct los. Scotch pig
16a. Sd. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
split In the Unitsrtan Confer eace mt Alton.

The 81, Louis delegation to the Unarian Conference at
Ator x,,bdrev from tina, body saturday In conse-
oreuce Of the adoption CT resolution decarisg tho United
sa,es constitution failure and that the dectiou OF the
supreme Court In the bred Scott case wa q no binding
uovcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

reports cotton nrmer and prices advanced onceshta
ola penny for an quantities excspt NV sabdv, wslcn was
uussleabLA Tho gales Of tho wco< were o0p0o bales,
Including as COO bales American Spectators took 900
bases expossers $500 mo estsmassd 800 o. -
day 800e 10 IL, 900 baies. including S oaes on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

PUTTsrOwS, May ~, 1871.
Ase brokc on, about II oc'ock a' nish 10 the shed
II the Univeasi church in this place. and nosw'thssand'
a all n rts "a oxnguish IT, destroyed tho church, tho
ruxu Hall and a dwelling house. The ro~u Hal was In.
surcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20
Deepening Osyysuo uarbor.

OsvEco, Way ~, 1877.
Tho vote here 10 day for deepening tho harbor by special
the whole city, Is almost unanimous In favU Of the
oe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

me dark eyed daughters q spsnsh ATsrs ne aasMRSs
Fiorda water perfume, and for beaullng ", &c. Cn
pl,xon toid By the propretors y L Ls "a hv II
rhoeea. drug gas 90 Water street. View YORK. so " nj
druggists, at dfty cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

he property OF Isaac Gould Eeq viii under he ham
mer on The INST Can be Messfs sCIIEsCk's..3
Nassau street -. -
nv Wnlam Hart; Home Of lie Bear, By A. y. TAFT Pine
swamp IN vermeut By Hope; sslnon and Trout By Rolf
cru, on he Tfames by Alfred W williams pictures
thai would sracc palace. 60 and examine them ani Tor
once ID your o mentally teas, works OF ART VI Intrinsic
merit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-20

ToiEpo, May 10, 1867.
The elevators and grain warehouse OF tho Toledo Wa
bash aud Western Railroad Company destroyed by
arc this morning. Loss $4,000; insured, $4,000.
quantity q produce, NC. burned. Loss nos sscsr.
tsined
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mcct us Of citizens held al the Court House N
day sgaus mob Law. Andrew Munroe presided. Rcsolu
tos we're passed In favor Of supporting the civil author
Ne. and eurrce the laws, and for forming military com
panles mono being organized hero.
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BrYpauc, May 10, 1867.
The wind has broken the ice In the barbor here and
oacO,o bushels Of wheat zoe bushels Of corn, and
aoo 600 bbls or -four we're received 10 day
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R,p,ovsl.-r. Derby d Company, Merchant
.r, N rart plscs have removed The newly Arranged
sxsamsni Buildins 81 waher xrscs scoond skosa below
1.nsl strrs-x and q few doors west OF BroedwN.