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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
New advertisements.

C. (. HOLIDAY. THos. G. THoRSroN
Holiday and Thornton,
/ .AWYERS and Land Agents, Topeka.
II K. 7. February 81, 1857.
Wanted Immediately,
QY the subscriber, so bushels first quality
II Potatoes. for which Sl,75 per. bushel
will be paid in Goods or in Cash.
Lawrence, Feb. 81. 81. G.. STEARNS.
Lots For Sale.
OTIS No. So. on n. Y street; o.l90. on
IL Indiana street; and No. l70. corner Illi-
nois and Winthrop streets; for sale cheap.
Apply to P. B. PLUMB, at this Office.
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woodward g Finlsy.

WHoLESAI.E AND RETAIk DEAL
w Frs in Drugs, Msdieinss, Chenicllz.
Paints, Oils, VaTnishes, Dyes, Class sn4
Glassware. Also, Books. FeEiedicalss sta-
tionery and Fancy Notions, &C., &c.
We shah aim to supply oaT hiends Scztb
and West Of rs thEorgh6at tie TerEitay =
better rates than they can bug elsewhzs, -
heying that CUR position and facilities enrhie
Us so to de. We buy chiefly In the Esst1En
markets. and can therefore supply fhysi-
eians. dealers, and all others en 6s hoet IA
sonzble ter1as. Cal eRd sius ss . siaL
We are Sole Agents for the feiioNinR pro-
pfiesay Medieines-she very best q ths
kind
All Of Jayne's, Louaonis, Ayers, Fitehis.
and Wrighfss Farzily Medieises. Alses The
following constantly on hand: 0sgcods Chsi-
ogogue, Smiths Tonic, Motst's Bitters, Da-
Wis Pain Killer, Railways Relief, sle4n,s
Ointment and Ceadition Powders, Arabian.
Mustang and ali other Linineats, Hoz3ana's
German Bitters, " Liyerwort and Tar Ne
Lanes Vermifuge and Pills, Fsknesteckis e
vermifnge and all eshefs in popular nse
WOODWAR0 & FINLEY.
Lawrence. Nov e. 1856. 2-ls
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FIouri Hourl

10n Sacks FIRST quality Flour Just received
AVO and for sale at less price than 1t
viii cost in Leasenworth, xish the hauling.
LawTenes, Feb. 81. 81. G. STEAREs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

CoLT'S REVoLVERS and Bowie Knives.
~ Colts Waterproof" &c. D." snd y.
8. Musket Caps" revolver bsils, TASKS,
etc. Colts new patent; also, yzsors and
pocket cutlery. For sale by ". &F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

MUSIC and MUSICAL4NSTRUMENTS
1SI AceordeOns, Flutinas, Yjsiins, Eifes
and Flutes, violin bows, tail pieces aad
screws. violin and guitar strings. fine ss-
sortment. Also. instruction Cooks for ss-
cordeon and violin; sheet music. W. 4 =.
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Quindarn

TEE CARPENTERS and one hnndrsd Weed
L Choppers, are wanted iansd;ately, e
this plaee.
One hubdre4, Carpenters, and IS many
Stone Hasons, win 10 Bseded as early g tie
first Of March. E.E EINfS0N.
Quindaro. Jan. 10, ls67.-H
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CeHOoL BooKs-Town's, Towers, Smith
Dand 1itcksl,s series, II WELAARTHS
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

CTATIONERY. - We keep tbs Largest.
- cheapest and best assortment Of all kinds
of Stationery to be found anywhere this far
West. Papers" Owen & Haribut's" Saess
Letter Cap, plain and ruled. for circulars and
reporting, fine Bath, Commercial Note. q low
as 10 cents per quire; Colored and Fancy
Note of all patterns, plain ahG fancy Enyel-
opes TO suit Inks-Camine, blue aad black
and indelible Pens-Gold pens with silvsz
holders, "Phinea's Patent Fountzin Pcn,"
steel pens of best brands Pocket and count
inghouse Inkstands; States, Pencils Visit
ing and Playing Cards, Drawing Paper and
instruments, Sealing Wax, Waters. Also,
Backgammon boards, Dominoes, &c. hem-
orandum Books, Time Books, very cheap. By
W.&P.
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I IQU0Rs-Fine imported Wines, Bran
II dies, &c, for medical purposes sziy.
W.4F
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Apples! Apples /!

LH0R sale by the subscriber, so bushels
l. first quality Green Apples, tnot frozen J
Also, 500 lbs Prime Dried Apples.
Lawrence, Feb. 81. 1857. G. STEARNES.
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Inmittee a.
andise and
Rreee install.
+redsto state
! had aay
or propis-
nlmittee Or
fiiy that We
IN a trans.
is q mere
ing In L.
I'm [menstrons
Fnn moreby
ki.h a long
fem--whas
The lives
khom the
fnce. !"
&tCommit-
4 receipts" /"
pot vet CIV
y false. 1
|einent You
<ent In the
! that / gave
Rlete report
"a account,
and if the
u must de-
I'D to mem
2 one thou
r. Army. is
y quite as
charges me.
yes did re-
but there IL
how.
$nnlittee is
| appointed
rue in two
IS q party to-
Fifth Dis
pointed, and
states, did
| certified to
COMMITTEE,
.om further
COMMITTEE.
4 ON the dis.
| Getting they
came on at
credentials.
re, Mr.. Ad-
= to call us.
bat self CON
have " vot-
y members
{eir places.
ange In the
7th District,
nor proved
r, and not
/ said above.
for our fill
1 =,mmittee.-
4 the power,
ed the ques-
District In
Rd.
<rs of Messrs.
{true when [
III since my
ia or deny.
Jose infaeil-
Pned and al
ate party in
{dent to all.
FIR. Adds by
as-iias not
ents to make
3re said has
Swn defence.
/ IT IS I'M
events with
ient is com
! knowledge OF
{ttee. /. and to
fnswerable.
high places. -
fllNSON.
later.
fb. I. ST.
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T INSEED. Castor, Tanners and Neatsfeos
IL Oils; pure White Lead, Copsl, Coach
Body. Japan and Map Vsrnishes; complete
assortment of common and fancy paints.
F.
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GLASS. - Window Glass, Pittsburg and
~ French Glass, 8 by 10 to 20 BY 80.
y. &F.
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CHAKER's BOTANIC MEDICINES fx
- sale at the Drug Store Of w. p.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

MORE LIGHT-Camphene, Spirit Gas,
IVA Lard Oil, Winter Sperm Oil. for sale
by W. $F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

0gll(lNoaE BooE zazz 8 A!zzzze
keSOV 70 circulate RAFzD SEEEd14
valuable family works, wtleh atsrszz b <t<l<
Low FE1czs, 1x1xzEss1se CosF5'z1s, and 81
pas CoIozKD PLzTFs. for fs1H E<z<fzlz5s,
appiy. II ron hvs Est, % Hxszz HeFzs -.
Esss. . shs szzas III Nan szssz, GEa>irEss.-
5an 81, s5Ts-1ys
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fIlNs0N.
later.
b. I. ST.
The emigra-
! the coming
E large. The
e the cheap
and / have
#amboat cap
7 passengers
trtesy and re-
/; but that it
SAINT to both
| question of
e interest of
as niereh-
al principles
he past only
actions while
| migrant Aid
time not .
&r a package
ed or moles-
we're directly
except a Pr
7ened at Kan
ed that 1t con-
:. All of my
ben and above
mission and
in this city
ne.
] the Missouri
Emigration TO
f the United
ual footing.
We States. al
from the Re
please insert
p, and oblige.
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THE MAGAZINES are for sale by
Il WOODWARD 4 FINLEY.

7 IGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de-, By
II all the best authors, such IS Dlekeas'
Levers, Capt MarTyatt's, Thackeray's Fred
Smiths, Mrs Southworth's, Ars. Grays,
Miss Pickering's, T. s. Arthur, and many
others. For sale by W. & 2.
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EoR sAbE-City lot, No. 70 Vermont
l. street, Lawrence, K. T.
Jso. c. DorsLAs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

HAVING been the frst to keep hseks fsr
Il sale in Kansas. our friends may rsly On
always finding with US the best supply q
current Literature-an new publications as
they appear. Lately received. Dred." .
tale Of the Dismal Swamp, BY Mrs- Stowe !;
Benton's "Thirty Years Viev," "a vos. |;
Macaniay's :" England" complete Hills
Of the Shatemuck-Wsrner; q Saratoga, A
Tale of 1857 % " The Old Yiearage," By Ars.
Hubback: MARTINS Of Cro' Martin" BY
Lever; Mrs. Lee Hentz' books, new snd
complete edition.
Lawrence, New. s, 1856.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office al
Lawrence, *. r., February l6. 1857
4 nI.lnr LIN NJ Ginni- Rn,, L.
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DERFUNFRY, &c.-Eau de ooioens.
i Fancy Extracts, Pomades. Hair 0iiz.
Tricopherous, Bay Rum and katharlon;
Hair Dyes-Carmine and Pearl Powders;
Balm of 1000 Flowers. Fancy Soaps, Eiae
Hair and Tooth Brushes. Combs snd Toilss
Articles generally Also. q select lot Of lew
elry, such as Rings, Pins, Lockess, d., I'll
of fine quality. 2-l6 VIZ.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21
Books / Boeksll Books !II

EnOZ. more Sulp. Quinine Just received
OO by WOODWARD & FINLEY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-02-21

TOBACCO. - Chewing and Smoking.
4 Snuff. Cigars Of finest brands
sI-a .sE.
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CHURCHES OF WtIalAL1NG.

~ mislt olAerWiss receive.
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.
information visiting the city We pub
a tie following list of the different Churches aud their
ae aud place Of meeting. If there aug lnstaEcs,
Nallaase the necessary correction with pleasure:
n Hnth.sttS EiscopatiGS,, Corner Monroe and byron
'setF, Rev. E. T. PEIKlNs, Rector services 1OS
seiOeE, evcning,7.
JoAas Episcopalian, Main street between First and
seOnd Centre Wheeling, Rev. G: X. wANNEE- Pastor;
morning services icy O'Clock, evening, X.
Fy4t bgsriGH, REv. H. II. WED Pastor Fourth ST.,
between Monroe and ouincyiServIces
eond Fsssbyteruh, Webster street, between Main and
Market csutEs Wheeling; services morning and evening.
Etrd FresCyttriu, Filth street, hetWe cen Chestnut and
Ttrt South WhetIhg Rev K. WoODs PASTOR ssrvl-
sss morning and evening.
FOuyt Ie.1yt.taa, PAuLl Pastor, aIaIn5trsst
bsstva WasbinBtOn and Adams s services morning ana
evening.
IoutA Street NetsOdi.t kptscopa1 Rev. F. MOOa1 Pas,
tor Fourth street, between MUnre aud Quincy; services
morning and evening.
NORTH Mrsst AetAodfst Episcopal Rev. n Isox Pastor
corner MARKET and North ats, Noitl Wheeling; services
noEnin= aud evening.
CAGlins VctlOdfst EptscopuE, Rev. 8. r. DAw-
soS Pastor, ChaplLe street, twssu First and Second,
CsuIte Wheeling; services morning und evening.
S0Hh Hhceiin0 ". T.. Church, Rev. C. D. BATfELLE,
Pastor; services morning aud evening. a ss-st
Fhtf'i"g isa"d Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. F..
NooAE, Pastor.
Gs,iaun Nsttodt.t Eptscopu' Rev. G. urLwIO Pastor,
caIline street. between Webster aud Trd Centre wheel.
fg.
y ,%s, T" Gsis.as s, s Roman cs'ss Rt Rev assaos
nornns AMI afternoon.
soSiute Lsto,7,ed Rev. T. SIccIrnr, PASTOR corner
ofMaket aud and afternoon
3ttisf, - -, Clay street, between Filth and
SAth streets; services morning and evening.
p''e4ss' Market street, between Webster and Third.
sytnins '''Ds services '"'s IN 'he n'0FninE' eaa''h
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9.

For ut G6,trse, "a oy
EeepiRQ, Lectures d,Si riIEI ~ :
1d1ttaee =. -. - y an
For EuEt L5urSe IN I1tRieS UsDt,,Iss,tsnf - 5S,
g ils-.4 izis8 ss!2l: sss7Ss5
THE PROpRIETORS take yrrok nlsss,,r IN rossJr,
il their tlsnEsToF tl,e -
cess yEIrb ~ IN, Sue.
is estsbiishnleS NJ ths cspita S 5a1se
neWed to meet N tc 6rfsieSf tIs
rapidly gnnnti f6F
SiGs courSe or
teTn.
eiH HOuSes aSiistet nv sdcStsi Si3d
n,ra has enabled him 10 bFiSSs to .e,j
system Of COUNTING fUetI6I nv Sr1I
lSOT ATTAINED 7BY 800
students BY his new process drilled nj the iHtsiI
AZ N, scsS,s ~ y
SeFUed an N SSfs sSS III
LijrSe; and tinN nil A frItsrta s
Glnnders srg, in . great lnsa Snre s5iSste3
In addition rs 6ur EeneS t.ineft n k.s,.
ants, NE have aS0 SreHrE3l tl p ssrycsS ~ es "a
most tniSnt IeCt,irsT iS nf1S t ~ sens ~ ShS
our copFse OF IA too 4.
here, but It tl,inr It nGIiItt
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, viii free and fnl iiSsI1ssjbn ~
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OOPEsElF, TIN q SHRRE IRON WARE
yt5si "a ,l14LanTfac cfoTv

Sheppard and rTorg
NNHOLESAI4E AND REipAII5s 4
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactured
10: fqY7ss4;t ri liogl.
t ASk asy on qnd as6aEfnlentsa q
III al articles IN oar net oGLdTea ana (Ie.
Ps Sp soesse Harness. lion, Fsau
Leather, Hair ana Wool OollSEs WiiPs iIsteS
eaddleS of eyeEY
Eatete tts5 5eEltN1S1 af Epgiish Shaftoe.
q NE nd sto1l6 HnEass Of the 49, SSH tl
cart Eness 81 sta nest 8oFl
leE o. Carpet BagS aud Eateheis q eVtFy
All egEk 9Edered VIA 6e ply, ana no n.
lott M! NJ sFerea TO- merit NJ
Lp92kI. s. saEPHARD zNoR0ANs
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II1E4 LAW OFs NENNSPAIsI8Its.

INL INV -OE- NEW EoElAEIIIto.
subscrbers who do give express notice the COn-
=a considered Wishing To continue ther SubsCrp.
T subscribers order the dEeontnuaAce Of their peri.
ya the publisher ycontnue to send them until all
Gtsragrs paid
ait subscribers neglect refuse take their periods
.u irCa the Oees which they directed, they are held
eosble TIL they have settled the bI and ordered them
sIeaninuei.
Ii ,upscribers TO other places without inform
H pubisers and the P9pers the former d.
tc.ol they held responsible.
Ihs Courts huve decided FefuslnEto peFiod.
sG gl tr 0lcr, removing and leaving them nnEaed
s:,s griEtd y1teid evidence OF lntentIOnalfrtud
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N HEEsTNG ID.A IsIII=iilt3
TRA sP @ )E 4 rIl


Cleveland 2 P1ttsl5llrg Railroad.
6 lssss1l' l'Il;'s !.
- ssSPRiEIt3 ARIA ISGESiENT.
LstniRs.sata tllFopg3s To- FtesliRg e itts5tiggh,
ss,Ia sIa 1sss5 aH9essy
ssss LEAVE CLEyELANp.
VS. S3at5s S3asi N.Y. & s
2l5 p d Express Train Stapsouly St Hudaon Rayenna
1asiP6ol Sad as q s9a I'd
6lS3 " Aeeonnod atiUn Train for Ravenha ana Way
Leave PITTSBURGH.
e+S a u Nal Train, stops At Way Stations, arrvss AZ
500 y N EsIres. M T5aln ;eE,
sss 4ETySs 4, e Cleveland at ea0 and
LEAVE WHEELING. 5.i IS
sl5 n Man Train stops a. Way stations, Rryes q
as S: and g. 81.
srESss e e sHd cisSslsad lsSsisa
Aecaipmodnton Train leaves Rayenna Of oSs a NJ
= y! 4 =; stops q gu
~ AllTrSlus sop 1t Euclid street sta4Ion ss.z
T'mstnrawas RFnpeh.
Trains leave New Philadelpha 7:45 H. Dover Al sOS
Win Tran on Siaih Ills, tor
WheslinE esvss Bayard at las arrival Train
945 Arrives at Dover At 4:OJ aud NtT pGiadephtS
No change q Cars between Cleveland and rlttsbureh
aRd q %hssslpg and PittS6prEA
Connections.
Trains connect Pittsburat with he Pennsylvan{a
Esilroaa for MarrlsPprgh' philadelphia, baltimore, New
stsGbenye with the steubenynle and Indiana Railroad
toF Cadlz Coshocton Newark Columbus and Cincinnati
cd@befsd Wash1S1op Civ an
more Also With Steamers for Marietta, Parkersburg
At Cleveland the Shore and cleveland Tole
20 sF Bge9 SaEara Pals Gah9dS New
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NUMBER l78
]. 81 ]. :
GOLDEN BEIEi FIT57 q S5F70PIs.


4, 1!74iNfAIN ST., WHEELING u.
I'LL: Nlfl1isTl TlEfiE2aER fIIRldlE
tSf0SE & THOMAS take plsaaute In annotncInr that
= te1 are NOW In rgoept ter fall st66R otPa and
lEry oSds, Varieties a a q as
EhsS have lust received tiiE EecDuA Fau R1rehaSgSs
which, TO tetF former sorG, ehale trl 10 pEeS
sent to tie fenhlte uNte than. 4 6aY .
S5@SO0Of OfSNORTE1 OF GOODS,
Being by far 9ls largest and MOST stock and
embracing The BEST SELECTION they have
ever offered tO tie Public.
10 thr former variety they have aade i IarSS toe OF
l' Rugs Of the test desiBus and hest mAESh
and also beautiful line Of 6Aciee RurS suitable for th.
Winter l'otl Of which, q shsir Gt6Ck
HaVtS been In te Eastern etIies time to
the rise IN ALL kls Of Cotton Rsbci, sud buy.
ts well dtreGty lrOuthe Importers and NHnnsS
tnrs IN some odeT induetsnents
to Buysro either by The PIECE or n RETAIL
exec Il by similar honHel the West
To tt the wants Of their rapidly Trade, they
The P9be with Of The best seleeted sIocts pf Rgos Ia
I rher ins IN the Nisst, =
IN this stock may De found fully
yds some Of the enest tEgporte4
4 4'ee0 . French AeEinoes, GGshusrei, BoInbsGneS,
LhtbetS G3d Aaddunisss every quality Wpd color.
in striped Cashmetes and HelaiSes-iInpOrted
eoo l.I9 and CiPsk sp@e of The richest
$1,000 yds Cnshm9S Deba1es, DelaInes and Prints and
BiuOO y OF mrBtics-enbrReins the largest line OF
ameresn Woolens and Cotton EoOdskeps 6y any uIhilRF
Tey have laid il te stock With view 70 aeloseF eash
An pledge ts Public that no soTt upon htr part
tlNl be wanting to please. = 10
They confident they can offer inducements
toRe cN buyeES eHcelled bI house IN the West Il i
ne United No trouble to show sent 10
CaF9. Ilptels and BSnts for customers.
~ Always on hand Prime Live Geese FeatheF5.
EE9ogRAtGE RT.Ht I :, ,AAlM1ER5QAN Al1E MANuFA0TuREB
FBVEAkLssN 0UEk.lEERPRESth 7TEs
Writing Fluid.
hR1l1
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masonic DII3EOToRY.

To PRlNTRRA. = =
We are prepared to furnish rinters Vitl, setS
"EHs, BOOK and Job Inks We have nov on
NeNra aSSOES haad Isressss sss--
news dn lEs power pFtS5, i.1Rk1 dSrsEgS
sso0t tS y H. x -se- OylFlEl3 l3FeGIl.--
Ftne 1sInek{ X fs y E6lfaJSF{
EGdrn RGnG 6O,s 8 t.s -j 5VNsiSIlo.s Fs54fi-35-
sked entk GSOad etGes
LtSh6 RSlue. 40 n,
AaGs sold by &c g00ds ana found NO
80 So can Be returned ourG3penses Ss5iltff
~ Terms cash. - SO fs4-ss
'S'' CAMPBELL. q AleDERNOT.
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New Stock! q
eEWetFy, Watches CIockES, silver Ware Is
ANDakANGsY1 GOODS; :. n -
Z, a. a 1ssl5ttONNNsSS, 118ERIAtN ST.
VIZ subscriber announces hts return from he EsSt4yn
line That he has yet offered. fff VI - - t"5, @
Ae numerous parOns and public are rel
Invited 20 call examine his StaSF
Wheeling, Sept IL So ~ = q I SIAM street.:
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IL CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other g.
nhas business Of e IntegeuceF shOud be addressed
tx IIOpTetOrs. 81
concerning the editorial department Of the paper
I.! Le addressed to the Editors, Jointly, either one
u tlem.
Csrs,spOudens writing for publication, viii psaseswFite
cay i side Of tiie paper.
srTYaNCe Of the Gb&ve rules will greatly ObEe US,
prompt attention to correspondents hau
l:y misEt otherwise receive.
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PHYSICIANS,

E LATE OF 5ALLlsGlZENYE CITY, ,PA.O
NENpERS his professional services the citizens Of
- Wheelugs and hopes, from his experience Skill
AaUtRg been eNgGgea "a dctre Ptaeltce for more tda
q iASrrvice8. - -
ONCE No. 2s Main street, square above the onroe
o9se and Immediately opposite tue residence
4SLnfss Esq. IeclU-6u.l
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. he 4.YuehbllPR 0SG IinSl Fire En 5 & Fllffce
=. g ollaPRn y Of l.y'tcis baFi:S Va. ~
'Ctlt take tIsks ana EprOily adjust
~ anAPaS Losses. ~ MAi. 7. SELBY, ~
jan29 ~ ss3i-sS 31s 4{s8 ~ Agtnt.
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k'FtEIGfE5I+1OIS 3TMENT.
- Z +, g isiss:9
-. x. x
lGlQc1unab1,S VIII 1n1ngt q ZaneS.5
xri11eass 70 a n SsSsss5 ~ 5ElIssz
:, t-,,1,,, y y
iY the p9he Genefallyt
"
fS,Sg tt - e freight
q Wash.
ESs end {nteE1e-S
VII ptSo be gwen tpthe
IN 4. s2 t9e Atsss IN
HisAl t36sA ~ etass ~ the
"Ar ~. X. e;
y .se s lpteF
lo1t4s it9s4 : 9lssS nths
,9I ttSIa 4 ( q ~ pl1Hany
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For the information of strangers visiting the city, pub
Ia t following list of the different Churches aud their
:ae aud place OF meeting II there any staIeS, We
ualnase the necessary correction with pleasure:
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Streets Kew E. I. PENElNs, Rector morning 1O
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JOHN K. DONEHOO,
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NM ILL practice in the eourts OF Hancock, Brooke. Ohio
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07
Meeting OF Hardware, Iron, Steel and Ag1i-
cultural Tool Merchants OF Boston.

prom the Boston Transcript, Nov D.
meeting Of gentlemen representing the above named
branches Of business held at the OF the Board
of Trade, on the Sd inst. Mr.. zelotes Hosmer ap
pointed Chairman, and Mr. y. W. Smith, Secretary. Mr.
Benjamin Calender stated that the call had been made in
meeting Of hardware dealers New York, the Esd
requesting conf, with the trade Of this city upon
the propriety q csscInr the present terms Of credit
Nh CARi Thomson remarked his satisfaction that the
iron merchants had been included In the invitation Iron
he said cost cash upon The oor Of the warehouse; and he
confident he represented the opinion Of
those cngsed ga The business In stating that the present
credit &c six should be reduced 10 four months.
Mr. EDWARD WiSsrow spoke OF the importance Of united
action in the matter Of New York and Boston.
The discussion Of the subject led TO the consideration OF
other kindred topics and there general concurrence
Of opinion not only that existing terms OF credit should ho
shortened but the more punctual settlements should he
demanded by the jobbng trade upon the maturity ofopen
book accounts II also urged that hereafter cash
terms should be considered 10 mean immediate payment
Instead 81 thirty days On motion Of Mr.. Thompson ii
voted 'thai II Is cxpedcnt TO shorten the terms of
credit at present given 10y the various branches of trade
represented in this meeting"
On motion az Mr. William G. Brooks, the whole subject
referred 10 committee 81 from each trade with
instructions 10 report at future meeting Tho Chairman
and Secretary requested Ia inform the meeting
held In New York the 9th instant OF the above action
Adjourned, subject to the call OF the committee.
THE TOBACCO TRADE AND SHORT CREDITS.
From the Boston Advertiser. Nov. 81
We understand that the tobacco agents IN his city
rday agreed 10 reduce the credit sales Of tobacco
Elk months.
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SUPREME CorHT-spECIAL TERM.
Before Hon Judge ROoQcycit

Before Hon Judge Roosevelt
Nov 6-Tn hs Matter othe Pstifian u 4ib~r NicoIdy
70 rcd,c the ccr cJToirircd Receiver b the Bosry Bank
This yroceedingon the part 81 the petitioner. TO
enable him 20 prosecute claim against the bank already
reported. lie alleges that the 10th of October
uhed check o 81 $50 dated the day previous, IRE
scented by him to the bank and payment refused He
then reees the order of the Supreme Court o the 10th
appointing Mr. Bradford receiver Of the Bank, which
order bic alleges obtained by couson and before
the expiration OF the ten days required by the statute
intervene between suspension Of payment and the sp.
I"intment of receiver The effect u this appointment,
urged practically 20 prevent the petitioner from
bringing against the bank: for after Judgment IN
his favor would be impossible, n receiver IN the
way to levy execution upon the bank for the amount
the bank would longer be Ia existence. II il also de-
pied that the bank insovent n the time of the ap.
poimcni Of the receiver the presentation OF the check
The motion opposed the ground that the petitioner
could have adequate remedy with the other creditors
Of the bank IN the settlement q ts affairs by The re
ceiyer
Ictision rcserved