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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.--1he damage byyaths
freshet to the Western Diyieion OF the PEG.
ria and Ogpaka Railroad is $50. 1000. Ths,
steamer Emttia Baldwin, with d cargo OF
pork and fo1r, was sunk dt Spring Lake; Iis
lnois, on Saturday. tsaaiE3 .ar,q 9st9 Il
A. bill for the Improvement Of the illinois
river passed the Legislature yestefday.. NJ
grants a chStter TO joint stSHk 't5ihp9iiy
to create slack water navigation and coli
lect tolls. Y. a,st4.a 6 sl&ari3
Kansas dates to the I'd inst. are received.
A joint committee ofthe legislature reported
d bill for a joint convention 70 form y State
constitution; the election OF delegates 10 be
on the 81 Monday Of June; the quaiifca-
tipns Of voters to be citizens iof the United
States, and inhabitants Of the Territory since
the lst of April; The Tertiary 10 be divided
into election districtss delegates TO be 3p.
portioned at the discretion Of the leglslattAfei
the coustitutionsnot to be sHbmiited. 5,.iss
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

- HALIFAX, Feb. Ia. !
The stesm1h b Europa. rom Literpool, ar.
rived this aHePnOOn with dates % the 3lst
ult. -
The papers Furnish confirmation OF the
last news from Canton. Il is rumored that
the American difficulty Aos been settled by
ae apology from the Chinese authorities.
The reported peace with Persia has not
been confirmed.
A despatch from ConstantinopIe ddtee
steamers had evacuated the Isle of Ser
pents. s-ss-.s,,ss.s. -a.s sy-sss
With regard 10 the Persian submission,
Lord Srdtford de Radcliffe telegraphs tnat
Persia submits on general grounds, and not
because Of iahe,cspture of.BsFsbire. The de-
tails of the capture of the latter place had
been received at Bombay. After peelimin-
airy skirmishing, the BritishHrcve the enc
my back upon the 'foFt, from whence they
made attempts to escape, hut their retreat
was prevented by, the British rifles aad cav
airy TO the seaward ord land side. The
British ships aTrived'6f Bershire on the 29th
November, and, stsef some correspondence,
sent ashore a copy ofthe declaration of war
on the next day. ON December 4th, the
British took possession ofthe Island Of Ka,
nash without opposition. On the 8th. the
troops landed near Bershire. The next day
two brigades advanced along che coast to-
wards the town, the ships meanwhile she'll
ing the forts, the garrison Of which was soon
'dislouged, eight hundred Of whom took up Q
new position to oppose the British advHnce
The enemy were not Persians, but Arabs -
They lost three chiefs anda large number
Of men. The British loss is thirty five
BersHre was then summoned TO surrender
but refused. qlhe 'bombardment was then
recommended and continued four hours
when the 'uity surrendered. The. Getemear
the e'commander of the feet. and an officer
reported to the Minister Of War, were made
prisoners
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

6TThe Mansfield Baaaer says that a
woman Paraded the Main street of that town,
'the other day, with cigsr in her mouth.
lhat is disgusting enough, bat q little :inci.
dent occurred the other day here, on the
street, that knocks that. A girl, or rather
young lady, happening to step into slusby
spot on the pavement, commenced sDedriag
SO that she cotiid be heard for half SQUARE.
That, as DR.. Peter Johnson said OF cold wa.
ter, "is disgusgi9" 10 hear wonan
swear is like seeing swili issue out Of the
mouth OF q marble fountain. 49, Ti0in Adcer-
Hssf. - 'a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

STARTLING OocvRRENgs AT church 1u.
an adjoining coantw aSsnday or two since,
just as the congregation were about to knee,
down to prayer a lady, in a tone Of horror,
raised the cry Of "s.n.a.k.e" Great excite-
ment prevailed, and there was d mighty rush
from the dangerous locality. At length a
gentleman advanced TO the spot, gpzed a
moment upon the cojled monster. and,
,pouDcing upon it, held up to. the view Of the
startled crowd whalebone hoop, which had
wriggled itself cut Of lndy's petticout and
quietly coiled itself upon the floor. This u
"a fact, and ought to admonish the ladies Of
the danger Of not securing wen the snake
like circles which encompass their lower
e4trehities. - ClarksoiNet tIthn.) Chrbmit1s.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19
sa6.r1larsne Telegraph.

This great measure which is to unite the
continents of Europe and america seems
about TO receive the subction OF Congress.
Thus may the people of the old and new
wsflds itoi4 Intercourse, transact busininess
and 10 visiting generally at any hour in the
Day. although separated BY an ocean three
thoasand miles wide.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

DEATH Of AN OLD SoLyfER. Ion Satur.
day evening last, Mr.. Thomas Doughty, re-
siding in Pittsburg, died after short illness.
The deceased was a soldier under General
Wayne. and had been engaged in many sue
cessfrl battles under this fearless comman-
der, with whom he was alike stranger to
fear and devotee at the shrine OF bic coun.
try's independence.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19
The New Cabinet.

The Chambersburg (Pa) Valley Sprii
contains at letter from "Betsy Buckhandle, "
the chambermaid at Wheatland, in which
the following has been given as Mr.. Buch-
anan's Cabinet-having been taken by her
from memo randum, found in the left boot
Of the President elect, "when he went ia
bed on Saturday night and set his boots out
side of his room door to have them creased
for Sunduy:"
Secretary Of State-Biggs.
Secretary ofthe Treasury -Diggs.
Secretary Of the Navy--Figgs
Secretary of War-Jiggs.
Secretary of the Interior--Piggs.
Postma ter General--Riggs.
Attorney General-Wiggs. n
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

RETuRNED TO StAtBRY.-.-sTh Hartford;
(Conn.) Timse, gives an account of Caroline
Banks, and her children, and Mary Francis,
slaves lately liberated by their mistress, Mrs.
Sarah Bfafch, Of Chesterfield, Va, who
have voluntarily returned TO bondage, after
trying to support themselves in Boston sas
free people. They declared that they had
toiled constantly, but could scarcely gain q
Subsistence; and wanted d master to protect
them.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19
me- rsuartlell nEnrtler.

The trial Of this cause 10 progressing
slowly 4 10 now proven almost to o Ger.
tsinly, tilat EckeI Is the murderer. There
4 sIsu evidence to show that young Snod.
.grass b implicated in the affair.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19

6TThe following asrocity was committed
by an old bachelor, in Wisconsin, who is an
editor: Why is the bridegroom more expen.
sive than the bridel Because the bride il
always SiUrn awsyj While Che vfidegfooih Is
Usually soLp.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-19
Par.,,Icl Co,,,,nns.

BEroRE ELECTION. AFTER ELECTION.
"That Kansas will "That Kansas is
be doomed to Slave. to become Free
~, If the Buchanon State, seems now to
Democracy are tri- be the general belief
umphant, is as sure az throughout the Free
there Is a God in States. 49, W York
Heaven. IN York Tribune. e
Tribune. 81 -8 @
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

newv was brvrev and bob ciub and wesern rcd VINE
bold savALTe, but The eshaoced Views or hotd0v
checked sr.sc9Nrs, ana ssiss were condned 70 ascs
900 bush. Canadian white al ~ 70 Corn vas higher,
wib sale ~ about 40 fVp 20 900 bash including Nos
mixed at stkc N the slip. and st s6c sokc. In
store and southern yellow VI $50. Rye vas arm os1
quiet a. 81 49, o. % Oats we're hvm az 5Sc csc To-
State and wsaierH
Ctsrrs - The Grn, with GALES OF 600 bag
Rioa lie Dko 22b % AArsca'oo at TO s12ko. and
80 90 Iayuyss. re Nc net. cab, mostly takso
Tor export 90 Europe, and embraced s,out al On ne
MAKE.
CorTos The news from Eprore imoarted greater Urn
~ IN. m-tLe, 90. --e- -. br.r.d about $50
81 bales including O10 bales Ia tAnstp, co-i.g ~
h5Sc ;or niddrg uplands. I'D l4xc FOR New Or cans
DC. shooting an aovapce Of about 10 per III
FRflGirrs-Rse. continued lsug md. and engagements
very light anu irregular 70 Liverpool cotton
engaged NJ Nd foc ga Island AMI Al 81 or square bales
200 erces beef ware 'agen a; 81 Cd and 200 do Tar -
- There change O. notice 10 rates To London
GNsRow r. Havrc, tot. mad hone at NC. rcs
bark At $40, and ashes sa9 To 8-emcp 5o.o QUO
saves tskcp nj Toe Res " California At &c
a 2So SIDNEY 27c 30c and 10 Melbourne, &c nc
pe, foot m-as urefueni.
sco Oh iie eeiuE in lo'a at s3i t3l so pes
ton
were confined 10 0 " bots mess At s23 sn psrtohe
10 fay prime sold IN rp,i iois al ga 80 ~ Bsef was
steady, vi sses ~ ahoot 2O0 800 hbls.. incndns
country AZ SIa $50 and reiaosad Western al tR &c
SIT. aud extra Chicago de- 81 so &i8; primo ms.x
quiet nj as Sar Reef nama wrre nj 81 10 SO
white lot ~ extra reported eod at $A. Baron VA
quiet prices nominal INT steady, wttr
sales Of 70 IL hh ipcudirg shoulders at 9xo oTc
aud hams a, lie aii4c Lard irss ouoyaDt ant
tive: ssler OF 200 geo bbs made ut l4xc Ax
Bier IN good demand al isc &c for saie and a
rsnpei ON &c "A ioxc
RnK-rhe mafte was steady, with ssIsa OF $50 casks
nj 9Sc. bhc. Il BIC
SuGAss oontnued quiet bu, etsaaiy held at previou.
rates small Fale~ Cuha reported TO trade rhe
sso embraced abou, $50 boyes Havana $40 In
bond.
wHsKpY --sales OF 100 q 200 bbis were made Al eoc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

1rcsssoy Drowned at Bloomaeld n J.. on saturday,
June 20 Jssx AEsorS cidctt Of Henry and Clhs inc
z. Hokiusr9, IN the 10th year OF MS axe.
The rcisivcs and friends OF the family Invited
tend the funeral, from thrcsdcacc % his rarents No
O'Clock
DolAS On Monday, June ~ Manr Dorar, widow II
The late Patrick Doan formerly Of the parish OF street,
county Longford ireland. aged 81 years
Her friends and those OF her sons, John and Edward
are RESPECTFULLY invited TO attend her rar cral, from b~
late residence, No lp West Twenty eighth street bct~ees
O'Clock.
GsoyE-ln Brooklyn, On Noudsy morning. June a. ater
short bot revere Illness SIR. sAsru Gsovs SON
year Of bis age.
Hs friends, and those OF his family are yespecfuny
requested 70 attend his funeral, this sftornoon three
O'Clock, from the residence of bis In w, rhomss A.
Dcy To- NO sWashne.on place. Pacific street ,.,-
HsbprNBUEG.-cn Sunday, Juus a. al Washtn<tco
ayeiue Brooklyn, w.D., Sarah HsSnrssrSo, aged 70
years.
greens.
Nlcsois-on Tuesday, June "a, wulnx Niczoln.
BE funeral VIII tale psee from hs late residence Ne
2oe Bridge street Ign The relatives sad aoausjn4
are respectfully invited " attend, without further
eoe,ss n0B Thursd.y June H. al Madlsoo, Wisconsin,.
C,poffvs RoorEs rcct "a NE late Nathan Rogers I'm
t ss sIiS y ..5, vii III O. taken Bridge Hampton, LOG
scsvlczHoruR.-in Brooslyn on Mooday. Jure N, ~
the residence Of bis son In law, W. Hcks No sss Pa
csc street, r. P. A scn-Acss0fn, nscd "a years.
The friends and relatives Of the ian'y invited 10 a.
tend The nlpe- thisalerncou AT halfpas for o'coct
Al No sss paciac street, Brnckivu.
rtpwY In the town Of Flush ng on Monday, June n
Mr. jCBS TrgyY, In the seth year q his age
Hs friends and acqusntsu respectfully Inv sssi
70 attend bis funeral, from his late residence the own
OF Flushing. this Afternoon, at four O'Clock.
wrts On Tuesday, June %, DgsssIu- wu "a mo-
her q Nrs Cart VIM I Hudson, q she U. 5 ~, aged
90 wears. 2 months sDd ~ days.
The funeral viii ske place from The rcsdece Of hs~
sfandsop. VIM. Cornell No. " Clark street., Brooklyn,
thy sfrcrpoou, nj two O'Clock
WrsOsr in stanford. Ohm, on yues1ay, june a.
Arovr1ts wrrso.x, II The tsth wear o. his age
The res ves and friends Of the fariy aye invited Ia az
tend hts fuotra from his late resi- eroe at SANFORD to-
morrow snernooo 81 thrce cerct The New Haven cars
having Cana srcSt At l2S, arrive At Stamford q, az
OcioLS, snd rtjuruug, leavs ssaunford Al ak O'Clock
Carnage VII 30 n wAsns Al the derO:.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

NEW OGHAss June 70 1897.
The receiTt Of the Persia here to-day caused
sivance In the price Of cotton Of c, the mddlng qua
ies improving most "a day 1000 bales at IL &c.
Iac mdduug he saier Of the last three days add
I'D 800 bace and the o,ts Tor tue same time ZOO
e,sck eco bss The receipts at this port 20 the
presept Zine mpsred Win thtse Of at year, fall
sort 2s goo bales The receipts q. al the Southern ports
les than tho of last year 500 500 bales.
Feur-A decn bg tendency; sales OF St Louis at g. 81
I2k caro- dtoolng; mvcd SIC, Fre,ghts-Co,,on 10 IA
verpool, i6d Bayye, u iGc. Sterling Exchange loh
yor cent premium, and on New York s. per celt
AiBtSY June So r. NJ
Floor market quiet, but prices sustained Sales, 1900
he club 81 So prime samples Sales abou. 5000
busheis oatsI65c for Ohio sae,, OOo bu-hels Corn
dull and buyers backward Sales abog, Is 900 brshels
part srrve Sic Western mixed lots at the depo, be-
Ing &c So. whiskey 205ac
ossseo, Jure 25-s VI
Flour dull SIZES " Wisconsin 81. Wheat held above
b1yers' views. Corn in gooc deuisnd and trm. Sales
81 occ bushels at 7sc &c, lsse imports 10 dsy-lb00
bushes wheat 1900 bushels cora, boo bushels rye
Canal cxpoftslo sy0 bushels wheat, 00o bushels
ByTAro June 2S-6P. NJ
Flour favors buyers sale. Of 200 bbls az 80 for Sate
lnd o. 90 for choice extra Onto wheat and 6rm
eleo Of 10000 .hc nj 81 80 for Chicago spring, and
81 IS for hiEaulis club, nui 81 GO FOR red Iodiana
Corn closes rmer Sales or 80 zoo bu'hes Mt zoo tic
Oats steady -aics Of &c GO bushels al BIC. hhsssy
lower Sales Al 1skc. Froishls dali 10c for corn 10
New or Lake imports for the twenty four no end
isE Of 10 day coo Ibis noir, 900 bushels wheat,
3b oor bushels D. 900 shels cats Canal exports
100 bots -four 1000 bushels corn, 10 600 bushels
AL IN v ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

The celebrated statue Of the Greek Slave, by Hiram
Powers sold by auction yesterday, at the Nerct ants
Exchange, for the Of $1,000 The sale Of this far.
famed piece Of sculpture attracted large coucourse OF
sces and gentlemen the epot and long before the
Cloneef (Mr. H. Lecds.) reached the stand, the
spacious rctunda crowded 10 excess Amongst those
assembled Tor TIC puoso Of bidding or The statue, we're
Mr. A. 7. Stewart, Mr. r. Bowler. cf Cincnngii. Of
che 10 the Hsvrs Steamship Company aud several
the enccurarement OF native talent The Greek Slave, II
w be remembered, was sou by Ms, Kate tillcpie OF
Penn ~ u las, ois,ribuon Of the Cincinnati Cosmo
politND Ar, Association, and pot 10 at auction for
her benefit yesterday. a tue sequel vii show Mrs G..
realized hsndsOme sun BY her lucky bit. while the
statue ~ss oeoe more Pscet possession OF a. Cincinnati
owntfss
AZ poon precisely NJ Leeds ascended the stand and in
troduoed himself 70 The assen olsge in the following
1tyic:-
Gentlemen allow me to call your attention to the reek
Save 20. seeg, e Dc sn,a y public auction she cello
American sculptor, g DsT pre- entet 10 your competition
without reserve. The Cree Iave exc led many years
or Cincinnati, sn5 by that Association dsribuied
prize. II was drawn by widow IN Pennsylvania, and
VIII be sold her benefit, good fsb 20 tue high
ca bidder What shall have FOR a, gcntemenS
One thousand dollars
AucToSFys-Ooe tbsvssao dollars. who bids next
Two thousand two hOusapd Eve hundred dollars three
Avorca-rhree thousand Eve hundred dollars.
AuCuoNuR--Threc thousand Eve bundred--fOur thou.
sand dolan-foar ,bousand ave haucred dollars, shall
esyf
BipnER-ltve thousapd dollars
AUCTnsfNR--tive thousand dollars am offered. Five
Thousand Eve hundred dollars offered. Tho f,stue
will be sold without gentlemen,
VofsE-Tive thousand Elk hundred dollars,
AuCTosExR-Eve thousand sx hundred dollars 10 Mr.
povers should be removed day, this figure would be
worth SO COO al least shall have ,ny more' $500, s5
$780, $500 8h $50 sS 200, % $50, 80 600 Shall have no
rnore htisf Only thousand dollars Going, gongwil
no one give another bdf Going, going, gone Sold for
$4,000 (Applause, and loud cries OF "nsme," "name
Art1toSxsR-The statue has been purchased by the
rnopolan Art Association, OF Cincinnati, and viii be put
up by them for distribution as prize.
This announcement caused great deal OF excitement
was received with applause by the bystauders
and thoee who had active part In bidding for the
celebrated statue Mr Cooper the agent Of the Cosmopo
Titan Art Association then too possession OF the piece OF
sculpture, preparatory transporting II 10 lis owners in
Cincinnati
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
The Police Commius,ore rs.

White street ptoe for the decision OF the Court Of
Appeals, aud the Commissioners rest their oars
awaiting their fate. There Is a general conviction tn n,
whate shah be the decision will not finally end the
dispute should 90 against the Commissioners, extra
session OF the legislature 1t is said will be called and the
law reconstructed. Should 90, the contrary against
the city, the city government will meet the by
refusal TO raise the taxes for the support OF the
State SYSTEM and insist upon their "nve psiromen" pro-
vision.
Meant ne the Albany Commission, by way OF wh'stling
IN keep It's courage up Is daily busy with Appointments
and dismissak Nine appointments made yesterday
for the Eleventh ward sixteen for the TENTH and eleven
for the Twenty first.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


RF0ws-CEosrnL la Hasilrgs, upon the Hudson, e
TIC residence q the BRIDES father 6y the high Kcv.
bshop Potter, THosAsJ BEO-S 10 AuzA ADAMS ghtoy
Of Edwin CfO-wel F-q
CASRsCrCS--BIsssrE vt--On Tuesday, June - by The
Pew n. rbsmls De .whl Isu C4RESsTos 10 Miss EuLr
4 BpsDSrrr, all II this ciiy
Whitehall and Geneva n. T.. papers please copy. Q
lSsE--klSAN-On Non lay, Jrne -, al the residence
Of tne bndC's mother by the Rev. f. q. Bofori, Mr..
CaAEIKs r. ISNxs Aas NARY Al AIDE Kfzsas ali of
ths city.
McArrfry-CUIfu.-On rh1rsday. June N, By the Rev.
jtmcs Micu residing AT No l22 EAst rsolhh street Mr.
JchS hcNrtirs Of Fat HaldAn, Ccnn., " Ms ELzA-
SCR JASE CULfHs, 81 this Cty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

Srrpras CouFr-Circun Nos 1854, 26Tb, 72T, SSq1 ,
1io eos eO5 s0T eoe ois ola, elb ole, sl7 sls s2o
o2l, ps4k, e2s. OF, rs.
1910
usrrp srarp DrruC- CouRr.--Ncs. 50, IS, Ito 81
srrssxs Oovrr-special Torm-Nos 70, 100, 2al, l1s,
l2s l4e 100, le4 24s 1I lie, 400 g. ls 49, los,
fas, leT.
srruros Corsr Nos. 7b2 sos, s1l, sss hoo, ITO,
1os2, ls2S sei 1922 1885, 145r i44o 1881 Ia7s las3
1881 1887 1888, lte 1904 1919 1890, 1924 1875 1880,
1851, lsss 1895 1885, 1891 lsi 1884, 1882 1866 1885,
1863, 1854, 1874, le3S, 1890,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

lAvIso CoRSKR sroSE o. 4 Nsw CHURCH Yesterday
n.enoon the corner stone OF the Methodist Protestant
CnuIcn on vraham laid With appropriate en-
i nser singing and prayer, the Rev j. u Smith
ss ~ W give history OF the church, from which We
.sau.s .uM we congregation worshppng In Grand
$3.50 ~ pulonsseu piece OF ground Graham avenue
church, which was dedlcated In Deceunber 1885, but
was uesroye1 oy nre on the 9th OF MARCH, 1857 The
sonoe se corner stone OF which was laid yesterday will
epcui 1900 Rev. Ruel Hanks and other dsung ished
eersymen Of this Denomination, made appropriate sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

REDucroN OF PosrAaE TO THE CARR OF Coon
HoPr-The postage upon letters between Great Britain
and the Cape Of Good Hope whether conveyed by packet
by private ship has been reduced 70 six pence Twelve
cents) uthe half ounce letter under, and IN
uuence OF this reduction, the single rate Of postage be-
tween The United states and the Cape OF Good Hope via
England win be In future thirty three ineai Of forty Eve
cent? prepay ment required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

Choice extra brands Of Geueeee, Onto, Scuibern and
Louis were al Arm AM ranged ron s. 80 80 Is and q
so, the s.ter for 81 Lors Cansdan torr vas urer, wN
sales o. about 900 hss above prices southern u
was tru With pr demand ire sales embraced about
1,2vJ 1850 bse a. the quotations given above Rye
-four wss i,as,ive as 2iagi So Coru meal -Jcrscy
steady, with sra sales taSi 70 sne braadlNls
nj a. ~ Yhcat-lao mar g. unAer lhe influence q the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
ctsv cusrmNRoIAL Rerxs,r.

IIN7NtF, Juu0 Y. ".
AsHEs-The market bare OF stock, and sale, con.
fired 10 small lots Of POTS at Sc Pearls we're nominal
BREApsrrFFs- fcnr-fhe market was nrtner with a
good demand from the domestic trade with Purchasers for
export Como and medium grades OF state and Western
advanced about &C. Ice per barrel while Dish am extra
grades quite drm Inc Gales Tor m lay enbraced
about 200 900 hbs., nj about the following quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

xAHovua.-Aaxsn q Co.. aadlcaJ Caxs wyaw
49, No u naiSss 'ase. hsve re.ovse Ne vesss
Srees Asess B0usS rvAsss snppo~ss~ ssn.shes brasv
IN eassuD sloutnsn and min, Il oaSAaxrc of We
approvsd paie~ns, shiols sppJ-' rnvste aVpisaa'As
Q sttsfssss~