davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

The ELIzABETB MrsrsRy.-Dr. Gum, of New
YORK publishes card Ia the Elzsbctn Journal m res.
ton 10 the young lady who recently placed 10 the
Cor necout Insane Asylum undor circumstances OF mss
terous secrcsy ana unnatural cruelty In which be says
shc placed there AFTER fair thorough personal en-
snaon Of her case by iva pny scsns Who
rsged prsoice u their protsson t~enty Eve
years ard ct the recommeudsor CT another, "a whom
her case vas osudisy aud inpstsly stated Who for ten
yes prsced ore ~ toe largest institutions for Tue
iosspe country Tue svi6eDce- ~ her insanity he
,syr we're positive sud unc 1rcss sod unnatural cru
,iy would have been her relatives mai they
sled adopt the only course ~ IN u the
ctt,cn Of well Informed meocsl mfn bcscusied 70
,iute her IN spd ~ ne position society An
c,ner unrtosropdcnt Mr. aslDRs ssyt three physicians
ssvttd IN saying Fae wss nssne, suf tbs' IN ali proba
naty her would have hcptfu " haa
beer sept ssyIom ttfce 0s fur years sinse suG
tns, ,ucb 30 ns,'sut6u Use tse hes, 1's~e for her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

IAnUlzs, sueYDsI0NS, ASSIGNMENTS, nrC.
ne h,lo.inS our weekly rsp3r. Of hauiss, ass'ga-
S:,.:s:'i Portland; No. s.,,;: T.. ..,
Alexander Aarin, Ffaokln, No failed.
b hoGOuldrich 4 o.. Chorry nsd, Ne, reported -.
snsd prsviou: issue, We understand have aosndaa'
Nichols Boyn.on, Darlington, Vt failed, liabilities
w. A. Bacon, Ludlow, W., failed
7. 9. MITCHELL Bostoo, Mass !, failed.
g. A. Casey Worcester, MSS. suspended.
BENJAMIN Dana, waiertown, Mass, failed.
Narration Upton. Ntchburg, Mars, failed.
q E. D SheYreil, Blrmrgha n, Conn assigned.
Caleb ". Knghs, wen Klingly, Conn Jailed and a.
Petersen Humphrey; New York city, suspended, na-
Rippom.n Compsp,, New York city, failed.
Ez' kisl Day New TX CITY, tailed,
Nahhuss saio about $4,000
Tw Arm.,rol g. Brooklyn, \ Y. failed.
John Parsons, Buffalo, n suspended
Buffalo Car Co Buffalo, N. Y, suspended
Joseph q Hill, Buffalo, ~ T., Wpsnde
s'S5ss as n sa and a.
Az Levy osw.go, Y, assigned
William Hat, Giovcrsvile, n. Y, la.ei
Nathan lhsrsey, Buffalo, n r, suspended
Hiram Johnson, Buffalo, N. Y. suspended.
Rock~elI Tyler, Csnooop, T., snsp ndei.
Newman 4 D,usI.ss, souta Byron, N y, suspended.
Fla. G &C. NTH, Gsnesse , n 7 failed ,.S..
J. q. GUNNER Trenton, N. Jailed
Piympson u Murphy, Trenton, N. j., failed.
II. n. Baker, Jersey CITY, N. failed.
j. W johnson, Jersey City, N. J, suspended.
william Dare salem, N j., suspended.
John Donnolly Philadelphia, Penn. failed.
Lawrence hchell, Psburg, Penn, Suspended and as
signed.
Johp Foster Harrisburg, Penn, failed.
Charles N. 4proul, Gsdsburg, Penn failed s,d asrgn-
ed
Blossom h Culver, Osceole, Penn, suspended.
J. Il Haines, Louisville, KY, ta led.
John Il. Trgg, Gala In, Tenn, failed and assigned.
Cohen Cone Charleston, s. c., pr, vously reported
attached store closed informed we're attached,
but store not closed; gave bones
L. W. Dorsey, PlIntersbuyg No., Gsgrct.
II B.sbopric Cincinnati Ohio, suspended
ID. 4, II. Merrill, Toledo. OHIO, assiguet 10 BAssct
Kent; liabilities Sl2 COO; assets about cs, 0Vc.
George simpson, Ne ~ Haven, o. o, suspended.
James Turner, Pisssburg. Ind, suspended
o. Psrdriok, Snelbyvill,, Ind, failed.
Charles Pierce, Mddleport ILL.,, tailed
Schmidt Davis, Manchester. Msn attached.
Gotee n Bro Saginaw City, kch failed
George L, Davis Milwaukee, Wis suspended.
Antoine De Qulndre, Green Fay, Wis failed.
William n. Davis, MuKwa, Wis. assigned.
John Med Beknight, Waterloo, Iowa, assigned.
A. A. Andrews, Jr.. London, q. W failed.
J. II b. l. Hitchcock, Dickinsons Landing, c. w.,
suspeEned.
Haabrouot Lynes Chase, OF New York city, reported
suspended few weeks since have settled with their
ditors and business, We learn, with 80 900 ad
dnional capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

hole and lose u vsry BIG ne Stock naskA may
for few days DO Inflated By Ne snenapstsns spsss
aaors bus win ios be long beiore thsy WI 80 n Ne
operation Of The new tariff very different saAe q things
Al violent changes In the eommeroia System q any
country are usually attended with more less derAnge
nens IN Ito financial systsm, and In This nDeauos We
shan without doubt have before foreign trade bs
comes properly and permanently settled upoa' The
new bssis, isne serious dinouny tho nossy
market The large holders Of railroad stocks
In Wall street, The market value Of which 10
already enormously inflated, seize upon every trtnns
movement In commercial and financial Affairs, and make
the most OF IN getting up . little excitement on the
ssook Exchange. Tho outside public are completely
caous 10 these things They have become thoroughly
convinced that at no very diaans day railroad rsvui-
sion win sweep the country that viii PROSTATE
every company the finances o: which are not m the
seunde't condition, that there outside demand for
moro than one or two on the entire !st. the brokers
must Of ooure keep prices moving up and down, and
keep up chow 0; business to attract sps0uAtors, but
their success lately haS been quite moderate and every
day makes more difficult to keep the supply Of stock
on The msrks, from more rapidly accumuia.ing
The following salcs Of stocks and bonds made .;
auction yeserday-Thursday- A. q. Nioolay, at tho
Merchants xahanse:-
10000 Mlwauk.e and Horizon Pr. Co. s ger cent
LIST mortgage bonds, and interest. ....... 722S
5000 Green Bay, Milwaukee and Chicago RI lst
mortgage per cent bonds, and interest,". 90
10000 Great Western (llnnois) RR In mortgage
10 per cent bonds, ana Interest ..... So1< . IS
10000 Great Western (Ilinos) RI. Let mortgage
1000 Dsroi, and E.suEs SR mortgage per
cent convertible bonds, aud interest. cox
17,1I3 80 stale Of II inois luterna! Improvement
II terest Stock, and interest ...... .86X SIX
(Ths stock commences TO .raw interest," toe lat OF
July next ard will be entitled 10 share In the payments
account OF principal at Springfield, January 1881
0o0 state OF Wiscons'u IL cent aud ueres. 92
500 Fox and Wisconsin IL per cent Improve
mont Scrip, and interest," .................. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
ARRIVALS.

Dull IN Brown USIvERs1TY.-A Providence cor.
respondent OF soson Jorso under dsse Of hsrcn B.
writes a. follovs:-
Our college yesterday was thrown into q state OF eN
element By the that two OF The stuocpn had been
etht NJ duel. or course very exssserased reports
were aeon In circuls;ion. Some said one OF the CON
bsfanis bad bis shattered. and that tbe Dali
t Erszed the head Of the other slightly wsundns the
scalp
AZ a. can ascertain however, the facts are these
Two Students from the eouth aod the otner from tue
west got iato dspule Tne Soulherser demanded thai
the o,her should reract statement, and his refusal
Knocked him dovn. challenge followed and on yes
terdsy mining the parties With their drove
to scskonk, ksssschuse, aod there exchanged shots.
The souiberncr recc'ved pues In the leshy part Of
hpser escaped With hole IN hts hat. Tnsy then
turned TO toe city, their Injured honor sssisded
They both appeared In rects,ons during the day. Tho
affair bu, ntle hnovn except among the students. This
duet here In civilized Nee Engapt seems strange and
reo,culous tina, ve can hsrsiy credit w. u 10 fortsnso
that no more serious evils resulted from a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
Css.rt C.asndar-Ths, Nav,

COWN Oolsndar-Thl1 DaVs
eurHNB CouIr -Ovouit-Par Mos. 81, 1857,
lee4 ls1o 1888 1887 lsee 1897 1883. 2l3o 1871 80
e ieis i7ss 22sa 1851, la7s 1879 Il, "a i oss
lt28, lo36, l02o, 1877 1929, 1881.
sur.ms Cousr-Speci1 Term-Nos 10, %, LIT, lsl,
l8o, al, 2a8, 767.
90, 40.
Summon CoulT Mos. 800, ss4, 7S7, sea- see, se7,
cog, scl. Oh, 2as 6os bSs, S2a, Sa4, s3s sa2 cas-
94S, e4A, 946, 9Ao, 941, 94S, SAo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

40 Michigan Southern RR ......... 16k cash
rhe total Of stock sold only 27b shares
Almost any carbsone broker than this
every day. The Brick church must be sold to fdrnisa
the cor corn With captsl the Wall Stree, rroGs
viii bc reduced to very low ponts Toe difficulty, or
rather the mposblty, OF giving good title TO that
property, likely 70 make that speculation quite
fortunate - many others the parties have
been engaged. I. rs 10 be hoped that the Tima iroa
pavement projec. may make up some Of tocr lossos
They mus,, however 90, good contract nrst. We ses
no relief for item but TO get up another ySlIsy Bank
The last pail pretty we'll far bat have
the end yet.
Ths gross earnings Of the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Rail-
roAd Company, 10 February were 32st6i o. Tnestock
OF this company has lot been very active OF late IN con
req1,pce doubtless Of the uncertainty exciting IN res
ton 10 its snsroal srsri. The company will require
great deal OF money 10 out is pIAnr and buta
small portion hss ytt been provided.
Toe National Fire lnsursoce Company have declared
surplus dividend OF thirty three and third per cent for
which will be hsued 10 tie present stockholders 90
TIE 18th inst This vii increase the capital OF the com
psny 10 two hundred Thousand dollars, aud has In cd
dton surplus remaining On hand o: nearly one hun.
dred thousand dol Ars,
Tho steamship Atlantic, al this port from liverpool,
brings four days later nows from Europe The inteD
snco rot al all important Interesting. Tao basnciAl
sdyccs do vary materially from those received by
,te previous steamer Copsos hal fallen or X J. per
GEM, and money continued r active demand. The
steamer tor India the 2oth. voald take out about
eso,cco In silver The col,oa msrte; reported quiet,
with slight concessions on the part Of sellers Bresd
r,uns we're dni on q declining market. Inc name with
rroviiiora
Abcnd OF the sacketu Hsrbor and sars,oes Ralrosd
Company VAS lost 10 day and Ia advertised In another
column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

wIsInE- RonArs-Oa weipssdsy eveuiag. kIvon 4,
81 ,bo residence OF the rides parents, oy the Rev NJ
Mise'a, HIInLN WISTn 70 ANNIE A. RoxAISD ali Of
This city.
DuysisBs-DuruiTos -ou tuesday, March 3, ~ the
residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. M Hoyt,
Mr. fsEp. Dr,srns the sldes. daughter Of O. w. Da-
brisson. Esq., Of this ciy
GnDsHs ssyB-BssHs In B'ootiyn, juno 4, 1850, by
The Rev. VIM. Hickey. T. 6nDaasLKys Jr., 10 kiss
EIIu BlEBy both Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
Closing Snie.


Houek will please notice the prices which
selling oil The remainder stock previous to removal to
the of Broadway and Broome street, the
l6h March. White dining lao pieces 81 co. fancy toilet
sets pieces 81 5 heavy plated tea se piec -, 81 cut
gobe per dozen rs; plated ware vases &C. In pro
portion The prices DEFY connection.
l.. v. HAUGHWOUT CO,
56l and bd3 BroadwAv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

TIE SHOOTING CAsr IN wAsmISeToN, -Tac Coro
uer's Jury case returned a veslict that 'ne de
ceased came 70 his dcsh from the sfcc, OF psN o@
from pistol In the hsnis Of notirjgo .. Loe' lsnc
edissely AFTER the horaicide Nc Lee dsiverri himself
"a Justice Drury Alter ~ tx.mpsiou by Justc,s Drury
ssd CLARK he IVES released sy.Ds hail IN the OF
sIc,coo Tor his appearance or nal term OF
she Criminal Oours the lnisripT puosstboos "a
ny Mr. Darby, responsible mcrroaa, Of sorgeorn 10
his poctet or HE rttrrr from svee resored by
him 10 Nr. lee or saturday s,ter toe homicide
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06


souhern Western dealers clothing that stock Of
spripg AND complete and on sale In
addition larger stock than usus OF well known styles
aud fashionable clothing have this season got
quantity o. medium and priced goods equal IN taste
STYLE TO the nes which prepared TO oier at the
Low est figure trade ID. DEVLIN CO.,
25s, 259 and go Broadway corner Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
Rr,.tol.. sor..p.r,Ila rho In.tory Of this

preparation embodes series all but Of
consumption tcroius add All ucerous and msaies
extending through twenty years Not less ehcscous
safc means xrcing from the and bowels
are Kemp eniicng and paatable psses Sold by d.
n LArMAN CO., Wholesale drugrsts, 90 waer street
YORK. and BY al druggists. sarsapsris, ST. ard pa
fIes &c per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Al tho second board the market was pretty we'll sus
tanned. There was not much activity In any OF the
prominent railroad stocks. The advarce AZ the h-st
board brought sellers, both tmo ana for cash.
Auer the board there further advance 10 certain
stocks, bot got with the greatest difficulty Buy
srs are already running with STOCK and seems
very hard 70 load themselves up With any more. There
is no alternative but to buy or lot prices down again
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Fine Complexion -Use Jones' Old italian
sosp loft 6ne hair JONES' coral hair oil
restorative Depot 22 bowery Also Laonts liquid ala
baster for ladies' skin, q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Shirts OF the best Quality. Wholesale and
RETAIL At GHLik's 269 Greenwich street, Of
Murray. shirts msoe 10 measure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IHUksDAY J, MHrch I'D r u.
AsHss Sales Of SO bbs. pots were made at 7ssc.
Ike
with both tue domestic trade and for
export Inc sAea embraced about 1000 8, 900 obls
ipcludrg 10 good state Ut about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

The stormy March has come last.
With clouds and changing skes.-Bryant
Ladies vashins their soPPiy Of SHOES for
tie coming lind the largest hand soes aud best
ladies' misses boys and chdreus boots and
shoes all kinds and prices al j. B. MILLER cos i3i
Cana rree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Defiance Ralamander Safes-yvith Patent
powder proof and bars Depot 49, Pearl
street, door below Maiden laRe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

butc erupons srd scroa Nearly hall the human rce can
the efficacy OF this wonderful In the
cure dseascs They fall however long stand.
lng desperate the case may be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

TiIman's World Renowned Artificial
flowers only o. TIIMANs II Blocker street, near Broad
way, Wholesale and retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Penny Portraits, Twelve Cent Miniatures
dollar photographs shesd Of all competition a. HOLMES
eky parlors, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
ClOsi ng Snfe.

Housekeepers viii please notice the prices at which
selling of the remainder OF previous TO removal TO
OF Broadway aud Brooue street, the
18TH March. White dining sets ll2 peces $l7 90 fancy toilet
IL pieces - 49, lcv sets ~ pieces 81 80; cut
es dozen. 81 70; champagne 81 Is; wiaes $50 and
plated ware. vases &c, operon The prices defy com
petition. T. v. HAuGHWOUT& co.
Sal and 563 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

HajlOtypes, HaIlotypes This New and
beautiful style of porrs taken in all its perfection
Gurnevs Photographic palace of art SAG Br Midway j.
Quincy, photographic ariat n. B.-No connection with
an ether establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Pbrenoiccy. -ssrsngcrs and Citizens Will
the phrsno ogca csbne Agreeable place ~ visit
captains many rare crio stiles Examinations BY Mr. Fowler
With charts fn written descriptions OF character given
hen desired Rooms always open snd free 10 vserI No
SOS Broadway Duane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Kerosene Gas Light C0mpaDy's Stock, for
sale cheap, by ALBERT u. NIOOLAY. No Broad s set
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Smithsonian House, Broadway-Hotel Ac-
eommodarons The European or American plan a option
heat hroughouk sIDNGY kOPAAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Central Society, Otsrd, Dupuy u Go. and
Narte brsndes In halves quarters eghhs OF different
vpsges sale hooded also elares chsm
parnes and sherries Of different grades and brands.
EDMUND O. CHARLES,
uaie De yenoge Charles 40 5roAdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Private Lessons Daily, mt Goldsmith's Eie-
writing rooms 500 Broadway Class lessons 81 30 the
ksec card
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
unCEILAJNEOUg.

mo 6OUrHI1U AND wnsTE2R MERCHAMTB.
PUBLIC.
understand number Of druggists and grocers 10 this city,
respectable offering W The country xsde
imitation and counerfe schodAD scbnspps would advise
sbs Grps,- UDOLPH0 WOLFE
Sole man ufactnrer and nDovtey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
SWAY Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied Al Asior House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

EspeDscheid, lis Nassau Street, Invites the
attention Of his enos and the public TO the spring fashions
for senemens hats Price s. co. Warranted superior to
the 81 hats Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Lcsry & Co.'s New Quarterly Pattern for
gepemes Dress hats is this day issued, together with
large voice OF Paris hats OF late styes including the cee
brated Cambridge soft ha., proof article In
rioue col0rs ana for sale at our counters only LEAHQ
co leaders fasbiens for gents hats Nos and Astor
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Beebc g. Co., I56 Broadway, win ls.4,c the
spring fashion for genemens hass this day, Saturday
February %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

Dsvid's Spring Style OF Gcnticmen's Hats
ready. tablespoons 30l Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

HiIls Hair Dye. Four shillings n Box,
black brown No Barclay street. lnimitble cutting
bair and whiskers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

FrangipsDpi, an Eternal Perfame from
the noly CITY IrGBR 90 800 Broadway; Havilsnd John
street; Gsbsudsn Bill MAIDEN lane: Wells Co. franklin
street; Hayes, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

White Teeth. Perfumed Breath and Beau
low ers." Beware Of counerfeta The immense
Of the balm has brought hoss OF connieres
and lmpoeures BE ench bottle 10 signed FEfMD9EA
CO.. Uranium aquAIe, \. For sale By All drugglsta-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

The WAYNE (Palmyra) Scnnnei sAys there good
tons 70 suppose that Mrs Cunningham formerly resided
In that village under the name Of Mrs. Wilcox.
Hon job T.. Dawson 10 considered better and strong
hopes are entertained Of his permanent recovery
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool, in the steamship Aisuiic = Smith,
Mss Smith and twins united honey unilnl; Mrs
Comm Capt Thomas capt in anderson, hillycr.
sawyer, brewn, a Young, X n Barnwel, Watson,
w Conquest and q Manfred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

xuE PRIssUnH OF BUsIs Bes BEH0nE TIE COURT
3HB CONTESTED wILLs-L1TrHRs OF COLLECTION
GRANTED TO THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS UPON
DR. BURDELLs 1STATg-CONrBsrATION OF DANIEL
HvNas WiLL-THs PARIsn WILL CASE, ITO.
1Anm A.-The pvsss d business n The surrsgaass
ocut 10 very great u present Yaterdsdy and 70 day
~ Burdsn ease and other important questions which
were upon Ne caendaz and which ths parties nissstsd
Wese waiting snxiousy 70 have do aded were taken up
marc were seven Gases before the court 70 day-our Of
mem were nn acoountings two We paynsnt Il claims
aoahst estates and one contested win
me- miserable accommodations and confined nnNs Of
~ surrogas's ONCE severely felt by the public and
parties who do business there. Tho prison Ike court
reen crowded In ordinary case; and In important
sue there n nher aooommoe asioss seats for
NJ council or reporters, much less for the Witnesses
s0e. Important interests Of the public constantly
epaxdsed pickpookets Hed the pockets OF the coass
hanging IN the court room on Tuesday. Win tho same
ys so ss q ana he wis
hg there would be no proof Of their 30 IN
Mid litigation and trouble might follow. This y an
Important matter, and an once should DC provdod o.
1sr the Of the Surrogate and the Of the
important documents connected with his ofaoe. Nov,
with documents the most important are II the mercy
q any villain VINO may enter the office IN crowd
mare arc eleven III now undergoing oontosIston be-
1Dse the Surrogate, viz
VIII Of Henry Parish.
VIII Of John r. Phillips.
VIII Of James Bach
Viii Of Daniel IYviog
VIII Of Patrick hcKeon.
VIII Of William Keller
WIN Of Margaret T. Clayton.
VIII Of Dorcas Remaen
Will Of George Turney.
WIN Of William l. SINNERS.
VIII Of William Arsalls.
fore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

CUNTAlN MATERIALS AND WINDOW 81 AIDES At
~ wholesale -KELJY FERGUSON, ?gl Broadway and
RESIDE street have chTce stock OF orocatehes
satin delarnes wored dsmasts s'e and musln cuS,Aos
gmps Ac which offered At the lowest prices
noOw sbadse-Our Of wipfow shades IN the largest
York me4xtsc urng facilities spaas
these gncdq less THAI ter houses We invite ne
attention q clOee buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

IMPORTANT PROM TEHUANTEPEC-THE ROAD CUT
THROUGH -We indebted TO M j. A. Peasants, Unted
States Consul a ADatan, for Interesting intelligence
from fehuantepee 10 be Gath u The road had been Gus
through and the contract, 10 expire on the sth inst
saved. Wagons had already passed over h. tho work
was not entirely complete but II was thought fu line
OF stages for The perfect accommodation Of the pdbo
would be In operation by the lst Of Nay June or let
Of July at thes The working force during the month
OF January was 800 and upwards, assisted by q
large number Of natives Mr. Plcasants len Minatitau
the 27h un, and oame overland, horseback, TO vera
Cruz distance OF $50 miles, thence to this 81 10 the
Narctssa, arrived last evening. Al Vera Csux he saw
letters nom reliable on The sthmus oounrmasory
Of the above There y nothing later from Boushorn
Nexico-Nep Orleans Picaysne, Feb a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06
Operstlo,s In Real Estate.

The fno~iny Of real csiasc we're ns1e a. public
auction yesterday viii be seen that thrss vacsaI ios
on T,uh ayerue. near twenty third ssree,. sold fo-
t(C each or total Of st, 0oo-proosby puroessed
for o church site. gore iot between Bsoadvav end
PIN avenue ~ cs By ls snG l1s Oct sJt Tor $50 loo.
We look upon such gyico ~ iIbusons Properly oher
pris CT the ciiY also pold, ohcsp, or east al more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

hssh because they take all impure matters out Of the blood
and the body weakened but strengthened by their
ration these valuable pitts but they assis
nature and not opposed To- but harmonic with her So
No. 43 Canal sree No. 296 Bowery and No. al Hudson
street
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03
Depreciation Of Property in West
~ - - = sin New York.

H 4 n
"A correspondent Of the Missouri
Democrat, writingfrom the east, gives
a sorry pi,ture Of pecuniary matters
in Western New York. He says
$50 great is the emigration 10
Kanzas, Nebraska and the western
states and territories, from sOestsra
New York, that we have been told by
neutrality-suspicious. residents ofthis
section OF the State, that farms in the
neighborhood OF Rochester, Geneva,
Auburn and other thriving cities,
that, four years ago would sell for
$3.50 an acre, will not now bring
$40! They are al sellers and no buy
ers. The deposits in the banks Of
western New York have also fallen
off nearly fifty per cent. In virtue
Of this emigration, farmers and 9TH
ers arc taking their money with them,
instead OF Letting it lay ia bank till
invested" .oli5 -..sos.