davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

WOOD, WOOD.-I have now on hand,
w and am ia constant receipt of large stock of
best quality OAK and PINE WOOD, and am prepar-
g to furnish consumers the most favorable terms
ant respectfully solicit call from all in want
When five cords Orupwards is ordered at enc time,
will have ii packed away free Of cost to the pur
chaser.
RS- Orders left with Messrs. Dabney & Cooke or
Mr. t'eo A. Hundlcv, Broad street ut the yard on
Broad street, near Brooke Avenue, will receive the
most prompt attention.
&C 5--dlmS JAMES A. MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

TLOTHS AND CA S S vi L Il 4 S-Fer
~ Mems and Boys wear; Velvet and SIX VtstinSs
Black and Colored Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks for sale
at very low prices, by j. q NJ. RIOS BAUM,
Rroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05
THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DisrATca mhs' pe h'Ao'
ed in by siz 6cscck in NE Afternoon" ~ o''., ~ w
PEAR the next day The heavy pressure o' 49,.
ttssynents upea the columns OF our Pspe' "n' "''
aarai, At their reeertioa after the hooI ne"l'N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

COUCH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis.
~ ease In Its incipient stage. and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands Ear
the patronage of a Southern community This medl
cine Goes not profess TO eradicate all diseases of what
nor does the proprietor declare 10 to be the ONLY eunx
Tor pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation il
mas acquired Tor itself and that too without puilngs
per Of certifcates OF residents of Richmond. who
nave been benefited and cured BY It's use she feels al
the anicfed cannot use II without receiving great
oe faI ifnm iss healing and curative powers.
Alex. Duyal. Chas. Milspaugh. III j. pieot' A. Boie
J Aef anu Shaso. fMs. myA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

ERESH STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Il The subscriber has Just opened large assert
msnt OF DRY GOODS, suitable for the
FAILS AND WINTER TRADE, q
All of which he Offers at low prices to cash customers.
He re- pectiully solicits the patronage of his old
frs nds AMI the pubic generally.
Notes of the independent Banks of Virginia and
North Carolina taken at par for Goods
JS0. l.. SMITuER,
DC 5-Im Mnin street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

SELpEN, WRITER'S Cove hear incidentally
that every dollar of the debts due by tho late bank
ing house of Selden, Withers Co., except to the
State of Vii GINA, has been paid up by the trustees
in full with interest; and also that S5o000 of the
three or four hundred thousand the house owed
Virginia is now in the hands of trustees ready to
be paid to the agents of the State the due
of which, however, is delayed by some disagree
ment ofpartners concerning the settlement of their
affairs among themselves Wash. Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

el% EXTRAORDINARY JoBs.-TH0s. K.
PRICE Co are Just opening some Of the great
est bargains which have ever been br0u4ht IL this
market from the La ge Cash Package sale in New
York curing the last week. Thy invite the atten-
ton Of the Trade and city and country buyers to
these Goods, a. they will be closed out during tho
next ten days, in order to make tor additional
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

WEsT's BURNING FLUID.-Fresh
and GENUINE, warranted pure, Is per cent
above proof at seventy cents per gallon. at
GEO. D0WDEN' New Drug Store,
eos IT'S Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

ME have in store full and choice as
W sortment of Groceries, Wines and Liquors. to
which call the particular attention of purchasers
Included in stock will be found the finest gual
ties of Brandies and Wines imported.
SELDEX Il MILLER
oc5 Corner Pearl and Cary streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

FV0 MEDICAL STUDENTS.-Ths sub
! scribers have just received by steamer, hns
assortment OF plsseeting Cases, OF American and
English manufacture.
oes P. JOHNSTON 4 BRO. Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

The Raleigh IN. c. Standard of Saturday, says
Mr.. Mordecai, the President Of the State Bank,
left this place Wednesday evening last for Rich
Wright. President of the Bank of Cape Fear. for
the purpose Of comforting with the heads of the
Richmond banks on the present condition of mon
etary affairs. The latest intelligence is that the
Richmond and Petersburg banks are standing firm
and the probability is they will not suspend. Our
banks will no doubt be governed to a large extent
by the course adpnted by the Virginia banks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05
IN PENNSYLVANIA.

y
Monetary affairs here. are more quiet but money
is hard to command as ever and if there is less
excitement it is only because there is lessened eff
fort to resist the seemingly overwhelming difficult
ties that threaten to whcm in ruin so many of our
active, though unwiSey extended. business men,
our banks are acting with more uniformity. and it
is hoped good understanding may be established
among them by the time the legislature goes into
session. Coin is already fast hiding Itself from
view. The difference between coin and paper is
still a per cent, with moderate business at
these rates.
Among the Pennsylvania Banks that have not
suspended specie payments are the Bank of Pitts
burg, the Honesdale Bank the Wyoming Bank and
the new Bank of Catasqua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

GOODS OF OUR OWN IMPOkTA-
" TInN French NeedewrOught Collars and
Sleeves: White and ri eek BGGe Collars; Plain Hem
stitched and Embroidered Linen Hdkfs.; Linen Bobin
Edgns- and Inssrtings; Plain and embroidered
Sw ss Musiins Also. French Woven Corsets AZ 81
piece to which We call the attention of BUYERS
J. Y VI. R0SENBAUM
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

- s. aga uAyo0N1 s4t.8
rllteea DslIae osWlag 1Inshlnss.
THE CITIZENS on DAVENPORT. AND
LAdise especially, ere ssspessfslly Invited 10 eli
ssesAstca ~
wsssss's csssvssed Us rs~ay ss~ssr MseAsass
u win y % exhlbsslo0 ~ the abovs p,see e0r
~ days eese11Da anc Cppsstunity fos III tks ~.
uee.
Ihas sashlns Y Admiralty adapted ,e eli hisas Of
fsmiiy eewtnQ 10 simple IN tie construction sas,i,
opeFused not lishes TO get out of urdev snd vt a.
@ msea wcsk IN single day as the iaoss e1pes,
seamssfsss can 90 IN twsssy, With her needle and h.
I, lie subscriber has purchased the sole vtxA. fpt
the ssAie u Iowa for the sale of the above siebra
ted sewing Machines County Rphss Tor sslr i,
applying 10 me In person, os by letter
have made arrangements with Mr. 3 o. shore,
q Davenport, for the mAn ufseturs of The above NJ
chine ta unlimited nauhsrs
j.sikwtf JOHN J. VALLEY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

Family 0rocerSes.
THE SUBSCRIBER, AT HIS STORE. n.
w corner Of Iowa and second ssseets hsa on
hand snd VIII Keep constantly, large assortment Of
Frssh Family 0rssswsss,
embracing every thing his line Of busnsss vhtch
be will cell on reasonable tesms The attention OF
the public is invited late arrivals Of ssasonable ay
tseles wALTER EEIIY
June %, iss,cm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

uDUuuH MA
=
T9 oa4Ar CENTRAL ROUTE. Cos.
=. e. tsss s,,,s. VII. the MssIa
.Is1 ss lin. q s.ss%.r r.' TO s II sss: =
- 00OUestsrn Lakes making the mo.t ir,s,
a. ~ sa sG =: = sh ss. ssl
- aAsoe oossGss psilADslsssA AYR pirr,ss.as
1,o0l Casa -Raaas Shoe Hate
- Co.,, Books, Dry 0eoAs On
49,. 49, and trunks Druss, tin No per Nv 10
- - eaiss) fuSs Feathers,
- 90 .Dossss,le shsetins,
0nl DsuGs. Gin easks,) Harr -. ana "a,
- Aessss, un rolls os has- W Per i"' ~
vssa esd eAssp Petite Iss' ~
- C.Asr-Aavils,- ne, css.a.,
S1ss2 1s1p, - oa. POW
.sss.''sssa. - s.ss cis Ss' o. ~ ~ ~ -
S.ssy: 49,. -ces... y..A, Bacon.
vss e. 80 &c -; 80. S 81 s is.s 40.
- - =, oss.as ebay
Sss.-e - h.s.;l snsil Farther motto.
.Ss-o - haas. - szsssdiag soe u. weight,
~ 80
49,: .:.s 'ss ss: '.;' q r ra
- ssss Ia !. To- :, g the
- y 2 ssss = @, 81 Losisi ! q
e csssss j:.sss, isui. ~nis.i * 81 4
S1 .. css, 'ss; Ne spss9.a : n.ova, and
~ - &c g. = klsy :..:ss. so.,s s f Lsssn
a. ''-.::' ' &c tF'''' ;s::l:::::
"a 10 ~: ~ A 1s:s.; .rss.'dsisi.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

CslNsNOJV y ERENeCA,
WILL DO CUSTOM planning AT TWO
~ Dotiars ind Finy Cents Per thousand Feet
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10
matfbes, Jemelrp, 81.

MAJ b foand 81
l. =. 8DQUAD 1EWE10Y STONE
shroys So<k, fask islsnd. fiiino,s
HAVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
II addition 70 ny former extensive stock suitable
for themsslvec and - convinced that 10 no longer
necessary 10 senA Eas 70 eeder 20 get the as.,
And e~s, quality ef -, In my line ny object has
entity and deslVs - tsove u 10 dkscernins puhic
how ~ suesess hae attended my enosss
rsnled = rspssssnted Frices . iow - In any Hast,
srn city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

ACO1T UOU0&.
sOkSEh OF HARRISON AND FRONT
" sire IT.. one square below the oesam Picket and
Fer, i.anding, J, y. Humphrey = Co, fropelesees.
wnaf. respectfully announce - tseS 1ossoga 01se1D
ahd the public generally thas they hsss this
LARGE NEW HOTEL,
and added than haf lie former slss, 81
having ren,ted and furnished the susirU Aouop.
prepared 10 render the stay Of gazette plsaenaa
They Will aim Ia merit continuance Of the poaeun-
nge 4ocrauy bestowed upon them hssesooDso
Davenport, commanding view u the river, Of naok
Island city, and of old fort Arinsssong GobM1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

NoW Teri 4 Erie Rail Read.

- 49, Tssvsaang psnlae.
QvY Y0O1 THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW
49,, bosson, PhiaderLia and Ns~ Engiand
Iwsnty-two miles defiance savca
. shreage 10 New York City without change a,
- re oalx rssse % New York City hav,..r wid.
. Iess Llns ssssads " Duntirk, Bunaios "A y,.v,,.
-, 9th = unoscken Wide 3a1se conn.r,s,s :,
yan.ln aseesly with all Trains f.,m cirrclsaa
S&saeeea 80 CAlca9o the IL 4. rsh.re nsIlra.d
~ Dse.!o, Va the buAaio 4 .,.w YORK ci,~ Rs,
sSa .iel.s dirsss soaase. lone with ali s,ssmsr.
Lsss Ste from Clsveas IA, Toledo aud De,rol,
~ I'll re nsase sad AXE Iiuron Railway from
lie Sap.sa eslA, VIA Csnandalxua and S,.y.r,
800, msk.ag direc, eonnec,lons With Al
x1 - We ossat Western Railway FROM n.,roli
S5 ~ the sa'ordias the travelling public uu
o1aon rassengess esn stop IN View York CT,
~ a1Ga = time. and resume their ,aaraey pies
~ThmsgA nsksss Tor sale In ali Tho prineipst
We1eegn Nal 00ad OdcrN
0ksrs - iow ~ BY any other route
nOMkR kAMkpELL,
~ o0IIu, 0en'l Aseas, fre.I
0u0ewy CLEVELAND, o MAY 18th 1851
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

Tn1E MA0nnnalOu
IMPROVED SEPARATOR THREsuIN0
- n e. HIVE!
Deuble Cleared norse poWer!
THos wHITsoN 4 co,
Front street. below r. y Bridge
MANUFAcTUkERsO OF THE ABOVE MA.
Iva cnlNk. having eighteen ,ears expsrisnee Ia.
the business would respectfully inform ihoss inter
ested that they manufacture Al their Establishment
the real
s00ss6ll0ee S81ehtsee,
Which IL Acknowledged 10 be the tcst Machine 10,
Fhresh!ag, Separating and cleaning Drain row ii
use
They also build
HORSE POWERS,
Of al sIses and do ell kinds Of repairing that 10 usu
ally dose In Machine shop NJ nc shoFisst notice.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10
0roferje1,



WIlAoN = 0A0l1H,
WuoLE0ALE GRoCERS.
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS. TEAS. TEAS
sS M as s.:.. Sssas y;Gs :.S osapova''
- csddies from TO % lbs
% boAss Palm soap.
70 boxes laricgai~d 6osp.
70 boxes shaving d.
20 boxes transparent de-
boxes CASTLE do
10 boxes Pickles
,os bore. Tomato oals.p sna Pepper s.aoe.
iooo Cuba size. cissrs
50l0o Imported do
90 boxcs No and scaled Her.insa
20 W. new Msekerei
- Vii. for family a.e.
70 bbls aud kegs " Mosassea
90 hhds Sugar
- doz Bed Cords
80 btis dried Apples
- .acks dried Peaches.
loo boxes RaLsins
u this assorted Nuts
~ toxes do glaze
40 kss. assortcd Malta
tOD don TumbirYs
spices of all kinda
Wooden aud Willow Ware, Brushca
$40 bbis Cider Vinegar
- Together with large stoek Of other articles,
Jansii.dIw WILSON : HARLEY.
III. DALZELL, JR. 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer /!
Fsmnss nappised g. sAeri notice
"E ARE NOW IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
W supply q every article usually kept In our
line Thankfsi fer past patronage ws would ask .
continuance OF 'sme one
New orlean. ""'
Clarified,
AoLAssEs
| oil gradss and qualities.
Baltimore Oy sters, Lohsters, ClA,ns Salmon ans
sardines In Cans, superior article and warranted
Preserves, Jsllles. 0erkins, Ensllsh Pickles DIV,
| sauces, Tolassocs, Peaches Horss Radsh Hsrbs
and \ Powders IN Cans
| Mustard, spices Chocolate, Brogna, Sage, Canar,
Seed. Pearl Barley, Ground Rice, Parma salrratn.
Starch, Soda Extracts cf oil kinds, Maccarcni Yer
Camden Flour, Corn Neal, hominy "a, Neal &c
| Louisville Cement, Nsls, 0asa, Ac &C
Gail and examine our stock which we win wsYvsn
| % give satisfaction.
n DALzELL, JR 4 CO,
le3 4. Cor second and Perry street
1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

q. 0I1I1N 9 Co.S ~ oIS16S.
ST . v = .,
Wholesale onA Retail
Among our asssssnsss Stands sarivalssA he
FOREST OAK.
Yes wood or coal Thls stove y IN iapsvvsaens
I'm eot, County Fair. ssd eiso q The sssis Iair
Of Illnois
OOLDEN A0e, H0a vg0ODs
VULCAN IR-Ti0HT, WOOD OR COAL.
Cna.ss = Charter Oak Geek, eeai - wssa.
BLACK DIAMOND, FOR COAL
CLIMAX, FOR COAL
eNOw BIRD, FOR Do.
CENTUkIAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING OF
STOVES. ELEVATED OVENS, &C
Tin, Sheet lrea, Cooper, Japan and
Drsesnsuan were.
REFiGERAToRs. WATER COOLERS, AMI
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and JoBBIS0 Of ali kinds, ., short notice and bee,
OF city references Tivcn.
COPPER WeRk,
for machinery aud Steam Rng,sss, done TO order.
Those erecting Steam Mills o. maehlnsry of an,
Kind wherein copper u ussd, ws nsk to call on d,
sssofs s3nssacting for the same In Chicago or farheI
East. We will
oUA1AuTBE OUR WORK,
and save you the tine trouble and sxpense incurred
| In getting such work done abrped
- Brady street, hssvssn ~ and "a, opposite Ii.
| Poet OnAcs.
apss PJ. GILLErT 4 co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10

1Oo1u AUuADGE A-OOu,
GCREw BOLT MANuRACTURERe--AR
~ prepared 90 execute crders for all kinds Of
screw Bois, Mute, - Having had mar; y~ars e..
p~rtence IN the business feel ccu6dch It Rivins
satisfaction 70 all who ma, favor with their o. ess
- rsuards price and quality Of work Shop-On u.
corner Of Third aud L. Claire streets
Davenport, Oct Z, lksS-dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10
Drp GOODS, 81.

Is. y Z. ~. TT.OeER.
nave REMOVED TO
No Q lie CLAIRE ROW, WHERE You
Y can Ind
Kobe BARE0Ea, ORGANIZES,
Mu6LINs, LAWNS,
PLAIN, FlOD AND DOTTED SWISS.
PLAIN, RAKRED 3 STRIPED NANsOOHs
CHAMBRAYe,
HOOP AND SKELETON SKIRTS,
cRINOLlNE SKIRTS,
ENBRoIDRRIEs,
CRAFE AND STELLA sHAWLa.
SILK AND SILK LACE MANTILLAs,
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
BRlLLIANTks,
IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS AND DOwHLAs,
LINEN SHIFT FRONTS,
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUsLINe.
AARsElLLEs QUILTS,
And everything slss suited TO . city snl eounsr,
trade
Alec. heavy stock Of Dcnessie OooSs. si o
which VIII be cold very ehseD
JovAi No u Clalss bow.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-10
DUY HOUR STOVES
GREAT WESTERN CINCINNATI
3 II Q v e 3 u . = z
Ard Tin War Maaulhctory,

40 STREET. Z DOORS EAST OF HARRISON
WHERE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND ONE
w ofthe best assoFtmsnss Of
~, III PLATh sMEkT Iron. WIRE,
AND COPPER wARE
" THE city. Among my assortment Of stoves. ore
the celebrated
also, full aud complete assortment Of
fAkLOk, BOX, HEATING sTOvHe, BLE-
WAITED OVEN STOVES,
and many other psttsrns too nameroas to mention.
QUICK BAf9o And SMALL PROVTTD.
Good WORK, oil warranted or no sale
One dollar saved 10 dollar earned, and by calling
- this Stove Store you viii IL and est lest !.
good "A article - q any other house
TsrlsH,,s attsntlon R.id @
| AND JOB WoRE,
We hops 70 Receive shass Of the public patron.
/ age BY this motto "Quick Sales and small Fruass
tseI1) d. l. HORNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

should he very Suspicious Of grces paper green can
dies s.d very green pickles.
The ar>enca pigments, when heated in the hsne Of
a lamp, give "a white vapos and peculiar smell
Ike garlic which IL the obsracteric srseuical odor
Let me add while the sutiect is 10 hand, thst many
may not be aware that the common hy poison. sold IN
every country store under the name Of CobdA moth
ing ore nor les than metallic arsenic, usually some.
What o,ydzcd by exposure to the air; and # u OF
coune a poison mot fatal to ties not only ou' "
nuals Of greater pre'ensions.
The nan Cobsltis misapplied. II belongsn Engiish
to METAL which is as harmless az iron Inc woro !,
derived however from the German ooocNi, 90 III ~
or enid Of cobalt and nickelwere Designated oy tnei
great beauty and promise 10 appearance were worla
Ices and even detrimental in their smelling processes
Hoping that thee cords Of caution may prevent the
reryIepee Of nshaps like that which has occasoned
this letter,
remain. very truly yours -
SAMUEL W. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry Yale Couese.
N,pc Harm Conn. May Q, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

Childs & Peterson Philadelphia, have in press
Col. J. c. Premonts Explorations prepared by the
author, and embracing all his expeditions, superbly
illustrated with stee plstes and wood cuts, engraved
under the immediate superintendent OF Col Fremont
mostly from daguerreOtypes taken on the spot, and
will be issued in style to match DR.. Ksnes works.
II will contain rssunt of the First and Second EIpe
dsons in the years 1912, 'i3 and a, and detailed
account of the Third Expedition during the years 1885,
40 ard AZ, across the Rocky Mountains through
Oregon into California covering the conquest and set
t!enent of that country; the Fourth Expedition OF
1859 up the Kansas and Arkansas Rivers into the
Rocky Mountains of Mexico, down the Del Nore,
through Sonora into California; the Fifth Expedition,
of 1853 ard 81, across the Rocky Mountains at the
heads of the Arkansas and Colorado Rivers, through
the Mormon settlement and the Great Basin into Cali
ornia The whole will embrace period Of ten years
passed among the wilds Of America. The scientific
portion of the work will be very complete containing
able articles from Professors Torey, Hall, Guyot,
Hubbard and Others compiled from material furnished
by the author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12
FIRES.
FIRE N JAMES STREET.

About o'clock Monday morning fire broke out in
the frame building No. Ga James street owned by Mrs.
johnson and occupied stables by various parties.
-Four horses belonging to widow Mclaughlin, limo
thy RYAN Mr. Dwyer and Mr.. Graham, were suffo-
Gated The animals were valued at $l0O each. Two
horses were got out from the burning building and five
from the stable adj ming. young man named Edward
Falls, who occupied the hay-lof a. sleeping room,
made narrow escape He from the premises
with his clothing fire. and was badly burned about
the face and body. The police took him to the Hoe
pital His recovery is considered doubtful The
building was partially destroyed
rIRE N READE STREET.
At Z! o'clock on Monday morning, arc broke out
in III. frame building No "a Reade street, owned by
Sebastian Roberts and occupied by several families.
The building was damaged to the amount Of $3.50 in
cured for $500 in the Niagara Insurance Co. The fire
originated from defect in the fue of chimney con-
nected with the cooper shop in the basement. Dam
age by water to furniture of tenants, $780, no IN
surance.
FIRE IN EIGHTH ANHstE.
At O'Clock on Monday morning a fire occurred in
small frame house on the corner of Eighth avenue
and Forty-eghth street owned by AIR. Stratton and
occupied by Peter Hagap as porter-house. Loss OF
Mr.. S,ratton, $500; no insurance. Loss OF Mr. Ha-
gan, 1900; insured. The building was nearly de-
stroyed. The fire originated in the bar-room, but
from what cause is unknown.
FIRG IN BROADWAY AND THIRTr-EIGHTH STREET
The liquor store on the corner of Broadway and
Tbity-eghth street, Twentieth Ward, was set on hire
during the night of the 9th instant but it was not dis
covered until the following morning, Saturday when
one John Flow, who occupied the upper part OF the
premises astonished at finding large hole burned
through the floor Of his apartment A quantity OF
shavings had been stuffed between the iath OF the
basement ceiling and the floor above and iguIfed'
The FIRE either went out of its accord or was eI
tinguished by the incendary, who probably became
frightened. About $40 damage was done. Insurance
NOT known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12
THE MAY ANNIVERSARIES.
TUESDAY. MAY IL.


issioan and Fo,eg" Chr,''ian Us'on@fhe Annlrers.r
eIeci,es viii take pl.ce Tuesday the nth Of May 10y
O'Clock in the Central YesbJteisn Church tthe Rev Mr.
Wood No 400 Broome street between Broadway and Centre
street when tho Annual Report Of the Directors will he pre-
sented.
Nelo York Sunday School UnonThe General Anniversary
held Tuesday evening May u in the Central Presoy
terrain Church. Broome street, beginning at7l O'clock
The day aniverssr by the Sunday will be held MAY
u in various churches in different parts OF hs city beginning
st 3 p.
Nsis- York Colonization Soe.y-rs Society viii hold its
annual meeting Tuesday May IL The hour and place have
not been announced.
Amsricon Anti Slarsvy SocietyThe following the
nounoenents ty this Society:
The Twenyfourth Annual Meeting Of tho American Anti
will In the City Assembly Rooms
90 4 Broadway between Howard and Grand 'sre,s in the
City OF NewYorf Tuesday, May H. st 10 O'clock
wm Lloyd Garrison w Ilissnson, Parker Pnlsbury and
endeu Phillips expected to speak at the hr.t session
Thu Society will meet at the same place on Tuesday evening
II O'Clock admBnce 10 cents and szsn on "Wednesday az
10 ID and D r. sdmance free. The arrangements for
pu bc speaking these sessions not yet completed but
those who have been invited 70 speak the Rev o.
B. Chsever the Rev r. w sloane the Rev. W n furness
the Rev Theodore Parker Wendell Phillips Lucy stone the
Rev. O. Frohingham. Robert Purvis. and c. Remond
Mercantile Library dssoedtion-Annual Meeting Clinton
Hall. Astor place, u P. m. 49, -, 80
Ths Port SoeistThe seth Anniversary will be- held st the
Mariners Church Madison and Catharine-''s at u
Tirnd,y for Women and CaIdyes-ope sing ssrvices
Iufrmsry, Crosby and Blocker streets ? p n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

ESoorRAGTaEsT FOR CREDToRs.-A lucky credit
or is Jscob Freeman of Freemansburg Pennsy lvsBa.
Twenty years ago he lost 81 90 by ndorsing for a
man who failed and went to Ohio. Subsequently the
debtor became wealthy, but held his property in his
sous rsme. Mr.. Freeman then got Judgment, but
he in ined il use until recently learning tina,
his debtor had gone TO Iowa and was holding proper.
~ in his name he went out West, got a transcript OF
the Judgment and seized upon the property Of his
debtor. With the interest for 20 years, the claim
amounts to over sll 600.
The total number Of enigrsnts sent to Liberia since
the foundation Of the American Colonization Society
in ls0 l. stated TO be S2 Of whom 1876 were born
free and 500 emAncipated with view to emigration
This number does not include coo sent to Maryland
in Liberis, BY the MATiaud Colonization Society.