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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

III PitfsA i<S.--> Aaticc Is hereby given to
Ssss tie taxable inhabitants al tie eooaty
a Dssiflsa, l.ltt "a appet vii. b. heai y tn
tseEpts Commissioners, ~ the Commissioner,
9:.'et n she Borough Of bedford en- She .lay
sperttird 10 Wit
For lie townships Or lTopewsii. sAint Clair.
2i.,on Mi'idie @oodberry ard Spa!a Hocdocr.
~ oA Nontty tilg = day of fs6rary next.
oriht. tewueiliias 81 Rreadiup Liberty Men,
roe, Esst, aad West Providence. on Tuesdty
The 81 day q Fe6rgary nvzf
Fer ti,e townships e coierlin, Camherlant
Valley. Harrison t.pDsioalerfy, ard Sou.Aump-
fof, On VI Wednesday, the i,h dtv of February
Eey..
AnG for the Borough b I}eslferl township
q Z e.iieF'i, Borough Of Schellssafg aud to-
townships q s'';.,iata. aG5 Napier. o1 fhaTsdiy
lhe 5ili Day u Fefrnily next
ti.n aad where ali persons Or cefYorltors,
issitIis themselves lSgrieyei "a .le enumeration
AID ya!iist9n ct their tax 55le pT perty aad ef-
sscaa pnlsibtat % tle sSgagli slsts ~ Assembly
are Felfrstes T. stfc7si, and State t.icsr grieF-
itcrs Tor rc,lgeNs according - '4W
CABS lAL-ADEk EEA&S.
itILiFAM !EHErST0NE.
n. J. BRUNER,
Commissioners.
ArTrsr.
H. NfC0BEHUS CLERK.
Commissioned 0liice,
January IL, 1857.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
"a * "a H1g mne

TIE subscribers take this method Of Inform
( tie people of BaitsFa County thlt tacv
ave opened laoiesate and Refa.t ci5.ai4g
.fors at No. 5, hlagd's Row Fio1lilars5iTs.
.'a.sbcse they viii a alt times haze an hand a
aTgs sapplY or every artIssa ja the Cio5hing
i,iae. They wog'a De pleased to src,ail their
ilienjs Al their establishment.
$. HERsIiAA3,
n. SH0ENfliOl..
- 40 lr
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
SIDE STlnn

q 3 GR89sa ( 60. haze M; ye7e;ye
n. s yesy heer assortment of Reo;s ~
.bses. 'sitai,ie for Fall and WiBtr:s paFt style
IS Follows
ner's Super Etxed Doabie Sole noa;s.
Mems :" Gitr MaleC ~ d.
Nea's liessy K;p Liu-a o.
Jeatl's V4xed Doah;e S4le Rossts
Toata's CAT and Kip T.ileti do.
3aes City ma,le Gai Boots,
Bogs' Ep Lined Baa,s-
Woesus Double ssls KIP Boo'ees,
iY3Neas Fiae Cai4 and Seal 10
H6;e37s' Pine Cost Morocco do.
Wam,ns' lraai 8aotees, very haads11,p,
GhitlUu's Shtes af everv ST y and prict.
Gents doreeeo. ktl 1nd calfskia Baotecs.
Ie.iies Dl4Ie Sole tfaifers, Cen Shees, ~.
IL fact, Roots ta4 Ihprs se suf. evtsr 7urg,}5a-
ssr Il ,9a want Ropts and Shoes pl..sse e5re
y eaa, 2a3 you snail ne saitefi ii qIaii5y ana
Pree.
EEebtnso ssaFe Is the piaet q sa, Boots aud
Sslnra.
Oct. II. 1858.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
LAST gssgseEs

So 81 zSS 60 $50
A i,L reeaoss iefcsla4 te str iate frza cf
IN arrr 4 CysrEE. l Beai. arep,set, Sors
" ctiieeis,, arc Aefehs he7iisf e s,ae i-alses-
siase pay yTnea., md n 50 lsssar. save costs
Bedford, Ssps 10, lsfs-sss.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
10 Builders.

n Tho subscriber fully prepared iofarnish and
| quantity or quality afBuildire LAHs shef aisF
FlAe|egng Isatlls Orders directed 10 81 .Clsirs-
VIII Boafarf ConRty uiilhe promptly attended
TO- ~ giving reasonable rotiec.
T. D. BEEGLE
ps. %, 1854
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
A. B. GaAmER 4 CO.

iYAFE received their nsflal assortment o
Fall aud Winter Goods. Thcg respectfully ID
yite tifsi- friends to cal asd exaal1e stock ans
epr5es--iJct. II, 1885,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

EFsE EarEEgsEGEEr as3fnr erectee
= aisifgE ring Prs sTEs fssc T.tTms on EiH
premises u Onion 4 y. Ies,srs eo,,1-y & .so..
ready 70 infpish ans 9Hnsi.g 81 tiss s,,efscst
notice. Price sl.E0 per tlssnssad {, lerv
/ tathel lengths IN proportion.
Letters addressed ~ - af 81 c4airs4i j. W
ne promptly attended to.
-. VII GRIFFITH
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

3 EEeiioway's Worn co1iccfIens IL safe
! aPleaSant, antssaeetas reineay tor worms
at Dr Haus's cheap Drlg sto4o
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
N .aT-aEr,s.

TJsO e1snestnen Taiia-s viii 10 employed
by the subscriber. II arpic tiaA 5e'niaSe IN
rlediatcly - oassszt Employment aed goaSa
wares win sc rtrsn G, ls5T ER
Bedicd, pec 10. 1853
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
Joe 49,.

JoB MAsN, q. II. SPAEG.
Il AW PARTNERSHIP Tae pndersigae
IA HAye ass0ciared themselves ID the Practice
. theEaw,md willpgompfI ettendto az bus.
.nsss entrusted 70 ticir care in Bedford and al
oiaiag cos ariee.
1z-af5ce on Jaiianna Street. three doors
south o. Mengel Honse and opposite the resi-
l.Hce Of MAJ. Tate
MANN 4 SPANE.
ft,-.f 90 so tf
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
EaTvxEe,.wza.

NOTICE IS HEREBY given = the esses1elaera
sot the SoFiegses ag.s s5esstss l'npise Road
have tbs day sieelase,,a aeidera 0f o@e PER
cent, On tile crR.tes staok os sa5s compaaF. tc
he paia by the Treasurer.
Dec. 5, 1856, TAC0e p rSSER.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
PlRTSHnyHIp.

ToRN cI.ARK Hm 3. CLARK having
~ formed plrtl,efSais tia tsie Tanning Se..s
tse bissi'ssSs here, affe efieG 81 n StleISaarg
ssdoh9 Clark w5f rr'y sceoaGrcte5l By aai in
the nsaae Of Jchn usaeS and Ser.
NCTIeE1.
PERSONS, haeiur mrs ests4' secoanss rit5
the Undersigned ire selle5 agpa = attend Il
fseRf promptly aHS l:ys taga cfessd Worc
l5,ticdisrEy aetants .}st alrc hvea standia.
some TINE shGg.t,- tn.i .'ss se tteadsdto; arg
lf N saFae Gases persons are Tot prepared y
clsSe aliy, they lnaist i.ls1s ssfea.I 10 tle,ia.
Mach u, is5G-em
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
vyeT Ba 80

= HE Partnership heretofore existing betweeu
d4Ks {. NoaroS and the subscriber in the
business of n,4kias and vending slaehiGrs for
CRfsieg ~ Sharpening Fi3es. is discontinued
fran This dry. and tAe sHls eriher has m in
teresi q the undivided half IN TIC p8tent, So
clire for said Machines, he hereby rotiars tie
putlc not 70 giase any purchases from said
James L Merton, aith0us fis consent.
WILLIAM SILL.
Nov L, 1855.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
E.sanssser! E.sssaz a,erii

100000 asNq,Fs s5ss ..s. = {. sos salefsss 1T
sf LEMH6,R7of vaiieps sqris sach as Whit
fincs fel.oF Pine, Popiar. Srraer. DO. Is
sale 4. n. 6FGGEEo
81. Cl+;Tsvilie Fob. I 5 ls5ges
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
New geWe.rR.

THE sahser'her has opened or; 4 ncw and
J spepdid assortment Of al kinds of tie
most fashionable welrv-coasistine in part al
Breast Pins FihEcr Rings Ear Rings, &c. &C.
Cal sad see his stuck.
ael4 DAEIEL s0RpER.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
RGEB'S hEW Store

and 81 tsf Themselves IN regard fise Fasietv of
tbs aaeTe statemcnt aisi exAfsai,is i stGce -.
fore san prtssiAsa eisewlteee
Pretl'ars q Nj kihds t44enir cxciaHge for
gooas
0ct. ~, '-e
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
fNIIIIIl AIlL.

TUE subscriber wili sell st private sale.
j. valaa5ie Farm - fist rate limestone land
situate in Belf9Fsi Bp., anapt two mites north
cast u kedtofi, eoutainiag 23l aeFes and al
lo1ssnee, E15 ,rres cieare3 aud nrler good
fence, of slsica . arrss arc gooi meadow Il
. II high State II cultivation, amt the ballnee
IS vel ;mheresi.
4he In nProTeaieats arc rev fE9 story Brick
ie'lse. With q basement kitc.sca, git.l i foan-
taia pump at the door, end in tlle seisF; ffana
ssabs', "iiisa wiSsa saei and corn -cf7b sttg ch-
&C: iuS barn. aisa, seEeut house, with 4
ncyer falling spring Of eze4sle>t 'yater. Aiaol,
SMITH slep ana other oHt buildings. There Is
also en the premises large orchard Of excel
ent fruit.
Airy person wishing TO purchase viii caii on
tae yabscrilier living on the Premises
Oct -, 1855. RI CRANE
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

TIE undersigned respectfully requests all
aose inaeltel 10 him IN any naaFes % make
10 vspsnt Immediately.
0ct. 8, 1856. GEO. ". BfTAIRE.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

TIlRf SIZING MACHINES. with 2. 8, 0
heg paseFf2 50 enc , u Reeds Colo
Dade Siart.
as- 81 49,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

no seep tae tsesh aud gums haalshy-Use
i Baziass spsc toeth paste, OF the Balm o.
n Thousand fiowegs, With good brush, all
IS 9aien can be purchased Cheap, at Dr. far
-g's.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

E9aalap'S Magic Hlf Dye, Colors iastantanc.
oasgv. rae Hair ~ Ehiskers iet hlack or
heautifRl brown. Also. Phalons chemical ffsI=
ibgigogstoF. z superb article. fer preserving ard
Faal,sfag Tie Hair. San te purchased from
Iiarlr, at the cheap Drug Store.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

etziuS anil Labins Extracts for liie Fsaadlssr-
Aechief Cologne Water. &c. st DR.. Hsrry's.
4 Tor the dair-loeksy Gias. ait,i new iaowu
Aay, pomatams, genuine OK marrov, AZ Dr..
Harry $.
gazias Fancy saaP--sbavine Creara. just re.
A4Sceiyea from the city, BY llr ialry
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
RGNTS q aAEQEs.

q A. B. GRANER. 4 Co. have luy. rccefyea 4,
fuit sapsiy suitable for the appr9@rhiHg season
Oct. -, 1856.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
d. T. G. Reanaer.
Physieian aad .rgeon.
caRpETLsG.

A II. Toel Veaititn. }sas4. Cotton snd hemp
: u C4Frsfing, Floor slil Gso,As-. While and
chrck Mating Just recei1ed 1F
May q. 1875. &B. CRAEER ECs.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

4. Fsedlaart, Bafo-3 2amty, On Thurs
l4g So, bg Rev YIN 1lclanger, Sir, Je-
.7l snasd-,l, 10 MIS- usrv Priss.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

At 3agba'ak aai,., Huntington eeRatg,
81 ieHcsasY last, lem, ~ kev J8tu
ssa0sle, n bsulel II. Pare. of Wood
h1sy iie4io. eel9sf, e Mss sar4b Eby,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
lHEaT PnnEILliLiIlINl.

June ~ ls5G-tf
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
Clothing and Dry Goods s;ora.

Jaly q sc.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

Register oaise, Jan, l6. ls57-lt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Commons on Monday Mr.. v.
Smith OF behalf of the Government denied ttS ruth
of a report which had found its way into print H.;
the army in Bombay had also broken ont .to mn,iny
and stated that the latest "- adyicss from India
pointed the veIv -. .sverse Of this.
10 notes OF half million sterling on account OF the
penian war. and four hundred thousand for the
Chinese hostiltes were agreed to.
During the debate on the latter question Sn "
Wood stated that the arrival Of the gunboats in Can
ton River would enable the British Admiral to destroy
the war unks and beyond that no hostl!ies woua DC
entered upon until the arrival Of Lord Elgin at Pekn
and the result Of his mission to the Emperor Was
ascertained After that, if any further hoSties took
place they would probably be confined to Canton
which was the wish Of the British Government ana
seemed to be the wish Of the people Of China IS We'll
On Tuesday evening, Lord John Russen renewed
his motion for leave to bring in bill for the admission
Of Jews into Parliament, and, after an a1ims.eo
debate the motion was agreed to by vote Of @4o 70
l54. A.
On the same evening, in the House OF Lords, tne
subiect of Jewish disabilities was lkewfe alluded 10
by lord Campbell who gave it a. his opinion that IL
the Commons acted independently Il the Lords In the
matter by emitting from their form of oath the obec-
tionable sentence, revolution would De 'he conse'
On "wednesday the proceedings were devoid OF in
ON Thursday in the House Of Lords the Queens
snswer 10 the address upon the subject OF emigrauon
Of free negroes from Western Africa was rece'ed' ~
merely gives an assurance of earnest desire to ds
ceurace all schemes for the emigration Of negroes that
Are calculated to promote Slavery.
In the Commons Mr.. Labouchere ssd 1t lad been
determined to separate the district Of Moreton pay
from the Colony Of New South Wales and form IL iato
new colony. or,oaa
and new writ was ordered for election in the CITY
of London in his place. A public meeting was ned
bv the electors Of London upon the subject, ana
hedge was given to again return Rothschd as one OF
heir representatives in Parliament. resolution was
Also adopted calling on the Government to use ne
entire influence for the immediate settlement Oh the
Jevish question. ,o.;,;on
TO erect monument to Lord Raglan, but nothing den
mite wss arrived at. D;vorea
biIl shove majority of 81 in favor OF the measure
According to the latest impressions Parliament "ouii
not adjourn be fore the Goth Of August. ...,,,,.d
TIE parliamentary election for Oxford Ci'y
:. he defeat Of Mr. Thackeray, the vote Deins
~. well. ,OS5; Tbackeray. ,0ls. .,. ..,sur.nb
proceedings in regard to the Atlantic the share
o.hia ontiuued TO increase IN interes', "A GIVEN
cope of The Company ct Liverpool nsu ed Sns.
noes rouet TO the officers Of the N,as ,srt of ths
gI~. aud the completion OF the slh.stsd bv
qhs he Agamempon bad been ,,;..s Fsrdley. near
cao e., in the park of Sir Cuilus ,sr.a:. wsrs
grand ists Thames. Nearly thousand persons "s's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Barnss; mean Q, medical
fact that she rot with child; the child was dressed
when saw il frat saw the sfter-brth, 1t was quite
an old one; took bloody sheets from under Mrs
Cunningham; they had been wet with blood from a
pail of blood brought there by know not whom; l
heard Mrs. cunningham rema X about the child that
Bell was brought into the room, after the child was
there TO it; think she said it very bright
child If Mrs Cunningham alleges that any birth took
place that night up TO the time left and was arrested
il is untrue; during the evening gave her about sn
ounce Of psregorc and just before leaving dose Of
calomel SAMUEL II. CATLIS.
Affirmed TO before me this 5th day Of August 1887.
WIN g. DAWSON. Police Justice.
Appended TO the affidavit was the following note by
District-A'torney Hall:
This affidavit Of DIR. Cstlin is taken by me after he
wa by Justice Dawson aud he is by my consent
on his own proposition, a witness for the lite.
have merely taken statement Of few OF the impor
ant facts Of the statement made me- and ne has care
fully revised the affidavit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE PERSIA.

The Royal nail steamship Persin, Capt. Judkin.
which left Liverpool about III o'clock m' on Sat
urday, July IS, arrived at this port on Wednesday
Ornipg about o'clock. She brings intelligence from
Europe three days later than that received at Quebec
Tuesday by the Clyde.
The steamship Ericsson sailed from Liverpool for
New.York on Wednesday, July y.
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived at Liver
p1o at O'Clock on the afternoon of the 2lst.
The steamships North Star and Jason arrived at
souti hampton on the evening Of Wednesday, the 22d.
The United States fngate Susquehanns, Cspt. Sands
arrived 10 the Mersey Sunday, the 18th of July and
anchored near her consoit, the Niagara.
The steamship Edinburgh arrived at Glasgew on
the 23d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
Four ocean steamships left port yesterday three OF
which were bound for Europe and one for California
The steamship Illinois, for Aspinwsl, took out the
California mails and $50 passengers. Col. John T.
Freu ont was on board, but did not appear on deck
while the steamer was at her wharf. He goes out to
California intending to devote couple of months "
bis busipess Affairs in that Sate Gov. McMullen OF
Washington Territory. Col. James, Dr. Murray anu
Lieut.. Lee of the United States Army were sso Oh
board.
The Cunard steamihip Asia, Capt. Lott Tor Livef'
pool took out "A passengers and 70 10 Specie
Dir. and Mrs. w. Is. Astor were on board
In the steamship Glasgow, for Glasgow, there were
1s cabin and 60 steerage passengers.
The steamer Indiana, for Southampton and Bremen
had "A cabin aud 81 Storage passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

tefHf Tie Iat nsTtAiJmsut inclrdisk p. ,fes-o<
morse, Mr. Cyrns w. Field the Hon. Henry }. Ray
nord Capt. Sands Of the Susquehanns. and otasrs
M fleo IN returning thanks for toast read letter
nou Pr sdent buchanan stating t.at b. sSenld IA.
much honored II the frst message scros. IN. I,i.n.
,hould be from Queen Victoria to the Presdeot ~
the United States and that he should epdeavor to an
ever it in q spnit and manner becoming the great
occasion
The Agsmemnon left Greenwich on the 2,,h E,r
Sbeerpess TO have her compssses adjusted after which
she would proceed direct to Cork.
An inpoitant aterasl In the arrangements for lay
Ibg the cable bas been determined upon aud the plan
now Is, instead Of commencing In mid.ocesp & sub
merge the whole cable in continuous line from valen-
tia Bay in Ireland to Newfoundland. The Nisgus
viii lay the tint half from Ireland TO the middle Of the
Ausn'c ibe end viii then be joined - the other half
on board the Aeamemnon, which takes it on "a the
Coast Of New ioupdland. During the whole process
the four vessels will remain together and give Whist
assistance is required. Constant communication
il 10 be- kept up With the Coast Of Ireland during tho
progress Of the work, and the wes to be at once
led from Killarney to yslen.s Bay as to cos-
ne ct with the Biitish and Irish lines.
AT the dinner Of the Royal Agricultural Society Of
Erg.nd which bad been holding It's annual show at
Sslsbury, Lord Portman introduced as guest Mr.
French the Vice. President Of the AR.e uural -ic.y
Of the United States. Mr.. French was warmly re.
ceiv,d. and addressed the audience at SON. kngth.
The Suspension ofHeDfy Schwabbe, & Co. Of Liver.
pool is ssnouneed. Liabilities about S60,D00 A COM
position Of 6s. Sd. in the pound said TO have been
offered.
The American horses Prior and Prioress, which had
been entered 10 ron for the Goodwood Cup, bad at
trscted attention in betting circles, aud were backed
At short odds.
Considerable roting resulting from the bad feeling
eng endeed by the 18th OF July celebration had skes
,ece between the o. apgemen and RibboBmen at Bed
lost and on one occasion a serious collision with the
military the rrsult but fortunately without loss OF
lae,.
On the 2lss July there was great rejoicing at tho
town oil Boston. Line lnshre, consequent the re-
opening OF the Southwest Chapel of the Church In that
tOwp which hss been restored by the citizens OF Bos-
IN, Mae sschnsetts, ts . memorial % John Cotton.
Mr. Dallas he American Minister the Bishop of Ken
tucly and ex Mayor Bigelow, Of Boston, Macs, wers
am, sg those who took part in the proceedings. An
add,ess preteh,ed to Mr.. Dallas the occasion.
and ;wo speeches were made by that gentleman ia the
couse Of the prccs edngs.
Th.re.is irmer Of the appearance OF the potato
blight in the province Of Munster, Ireland but It
cot egaTded as very serious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

COMPENSATORY DINNER TO THE Hon. II. C..
MuRpHr.-Tbe friends of the Hon. II. c. Murphy,
the recently appointed U. $. Minister 70 the hague,
rendered him complimentary dinner last evening at
the Mansion House, The parties present were OF all
political parties and embraced some OF tns moss
prominent citizens Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
FIRES.
FIRE IN ELM STREET.

FIRE IN ELM STREET.
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, hre oft ke
out in the rear of the dwelnghouse OF Mr.. Chark 5
Usner, No. I35 Elm street, but it was speedily exun
guished by the fremen and before much damage
occurred. The fire originated among heap OF rub
bish between the front and rear buildings, but from
what cause could no. be ascertained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

We have received some additional advices from
Mexico, which will De found of considerable i'm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw OauEAxs. March 8l.-Sales to-day Of 9, 200
a'et AT I31M13s Sales last three days {, $50 Re-
ceipts TO day $500 Receipts less than last wear
1919. 24O Receipts in All Southern ports less Than
last year 3gS, 900. Mess pork 23G625 Freights
cotton 10 Liverpool 5l6; other articles unchanged
New YORK April Flour, declined, Southern. G
as 80; Wheat, steady: Corn, unsettled Mess
Pork declined % cents Prime, 10; Provisions steady
Whisky firm.
WAsUryCroN, April Tile British Post-ofice
gives notice Of the establishment Of packet commu-
nication with China connecting with land mails
Mails for China win hereafter be made up al London
on the 4th 10th, 10Th and 25th Of each month
CNcNSATE, April Flour steady Whisky,
dull, %; Provisions irmer; Mess Pork, 2l3 Lard,
l54 Sugar, firm; Molasses, dull
LOUISVILLE, April LIZ feet water to Cairo and
falling.
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sa5Ies OF J. W. chairs on the Franklin and Columbia
1uup.ke road, half a mile north Of Spring Hu Maury
pyabe whe7 e fact Is asceTta ned the properly
transferred. Fifyc the groom iyanue. Psstur
age lur graz, d. week, ii led grain
- Gems
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hips dur arUhcd i0Iu, Oeaut fuy shaped rump
tx heavy ,zIe's, 1He 50 broad h0Ck Wh ane grosd
leg,
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by James EiIeys Blue, his E-and Old R.yal,
(owued Dr. - Thomas Of Naury county, Tenn whose
produce Iz not superior, 10 an in The Sats. Wi
liant attention viii BE- given all Jennotts
him. will De liHDie racrtd or escapes
=. Lord Isles and MS JvuHe Is o. special a range
will be the supariu enlencs aud mauASsm
Of that s'PTince o. stock Thos G Gnodrun
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