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PaEAkE ExAMIuE
OTIS 10, IL. snd 2 in block "A, old limits. Gne-
II y sitasted on 4th street, directly opposite the
residence Of Mr.. Chittendsn.
Lot IL, block ~, old limits, corner 18th and Ce-
dAY1tfests. valuably located Terms moderate
Lsts Ii and IL, block IS, on Msia-st., near Gas
works,
west ! Of lotle, block -, Main-st.
Lcts and J, block -, on Ath between Bank and
II nsa.
~ feet Of ~ ), block 5, opposite PostoG1cs.
LAss il kt1hoafnr's Add, 1t very low nrvrss
|" IL 0aean . Lever Add.
Psstef Lots aeds, block lila, old Limit.
Lot 8, block lis.
L0s H. /" ..
Lot 3, Z, wtliians' Add.
acres, tAis si1s a The hrst toil-gAts on Plssk-
road. for saas By SAMPLE { RANKIN.
spr3O-d
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=. WoasrKR. JOHN rEMfLIN. r.J. wORaraR.
WOR6TER, TEMPLIN q Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DIZZY GOODS,
Yankee Notioas, Rancy GSsds and
Millinery,
sepi5d&w
o. e N ere aaAstill Chsaper
1&76.

= L e N ere . = HtIll q . apeF'
1916.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
7AathssSy $50 conii~sai keaf rosId seem purehsse
Desirsbls as4 Permanent HonssfeGd, secure from
shat0s' execNttons ard LaAdlords' dxns.
THE subscriber Offers our new citisens the
/ cheapest bargain yet out, being . Dwelling
House large enough for ordinary family, en-
closed BY neatly painted paiing fence, with Kood
water convenient, In Q healthy location and quiet
nsighborhoed, witAo ten minutes walk Of the
Estes House.
FIRST COME: FIRST CLAIM.
II taken soon, can BE- had 1t low figures. A
rare bargain, whether for residence or ~ an in
vsstment. Title guaranteed.
TRRas-$aS2 cash balance in payments TO ac-
comuodate purchaser. For cash liberal discount
will be made.
Inquire Of the undersigned, Days Building,
Exshangs-st. corner Of 18th, or ~ the once Of
W. n. Dixon, Athensum Buildings.
dis p. A. uRMSTON.
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flSHK 6alanee u the Goods IL tAs Sssoa1 -strsss
= Chap Dry uoods 6togs 80 siosiMs ont 1t !
great sss!iAss. R.H. ABBOTT co.
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for which
isaed
conpany
Secretary.
Sasatn<d and before this 18th
y The aes.
aSnas r0npy HsaA " - TEN.ErCk.
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Az Asus EaADscAros Il l-csvsll's Bsbssrins
Nixtureis positiveeur for Fsvsrand Asue and
all Bilious Diseases. This Mixture has hsea BE-
fore the public for ansmbsr Of years and has a.
ways bssn used With success. It 10 : harmless
andesrtain remedy. Get psmphis, from che
Azaggists and read II and jon will besatisssd.
W viii warrant this rsnsdy tocsrs when taken
according to dirscsions) twenty sve per cent more
sases Of Agss and Fever than any other nsdisias
nov Sold IL contains neither arssnis, Prsssisssid
Or stEychnins. Get i bottle and you sssd mot fear
Agus md Fever any more.
Sold hare BY O'Connork Bro, and Na,shallA
1rucs. u. A. Porter Bro, Propristors, keck
.AsAeaos Ais. Iauge-d&w
WOODLAND CRBAA."-Pos ADn ron DsAu-
~issIse rsa AAas--AisAly Sssfsnsd, superior y
any FrsasA aesisls inposssA, sna for half III
Qfiss. For drsssias Ladies, Msis il has No sesai.
Sisiag = Knight giesay Appsaraaoe. II esnsas
gentlemen . Aats tesusl u Ne asst assuraa nan
asr. y ssnevss dsDdrsE, always siyiss the hair
sAs Appearance u bsiag freshly shanp oosd. Priss
sa1y Atty ssnts. None ssnsiss N lsss signed
kMTRED0R : c., n. r., Pso1sissss Il shs
~ @ssss ssn.lrs ~ . Thcussrs ysc.e-.
~ aoe e1all Dssssisss. uylaAwl
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OHCUb11W1 AONBYs--Wo BOOK 0040e0os oole
pains 70 prepare list Of recently suspsndsd
Banks for so-day's paper, but ~ rsgrss 70
And that IL CAM 81 In. It win sppssr 70
morrow.
RnxspY Yos HARD Tlnss.--Live within
your income and pay ~ you 60. Cut Of al
saperhuisiss and buy nothing bot Americas
productions.
JuDos Lovs.-Ws learn from The Iowa
Cisissn that Judes Lowe va 10 De- Noisss
on Satard5 tAs 0slh uIt., anA spoke 70 he
largest crowd svsf convcasd In ghssmsn's
Hall. The Oitissa adds:
ssOar sasdiasss for Governor has made
many trisnds 10 oar community. He 10 .
gsatlssan " Every proper sense Of the word,
aad - . speaker, hs stands dssesvedly high.
tin Sights and sophomorioel deelsustiens
sbost Greece end Rome and Hungary ~ did
Mr.. Sanusls bat his DISTINGUISHING mind q
once srasps ths sshjset under consids
and hs makes Aiasslf distinctly usdsrstood
upon every topic"
We are plsassd 70 learn from the Citissn
that the Republicans Of Polk county are now
united, "snd confidently look forward to .
glorious victory in October"
BLOonSInLp HoUsE.-Ws learn that Mr..
Law, lsssly Of Fairfield, has taken the vii.
son House in BloomAsld, Davis counsy, aad
that he kssps good house. We ass assured
shat be hes The enterprise ssd the spirit Of
accommodation necessary to make his gassls
comfortable, and his house . home for ths
traveller.
RssuxsD.-Grssu, Thonas 1 Co., Of Bur-
lington, have resumed bssinsss, Mr.. J. b.
Field being sddsd to the 1rn. The na.s Of
the nav arn l. Green, Thomas 1 Field.
tIThs Ha0ksys Of thu 9th says J. s.
Lucas Z Go. Of 81. Loss, Suspended ysstss.
day, according to private dispatch.
eTThe GRANVILLE Bank viii be affected
By the failure Of 4. W. Clarke 1 Bros.
----~-~------------------
TsAvEL BsYwsES vsRA Caux AND Msxico.
The Mexican papers estimate the number
OF through trsyslsrs each day over the vera
Crus road n thirty, twenty BY diligence, snd
ten BY private convsyanos, in carriages or on
horseback. The distance 10 eighty leagues /;
the fare BY diligence @35, to which 10 70 be
added personal expenses Tor three days and
half, the usual time.
lxDiAxA BAnKs.-Ths Auditor Of ths State
Of Indiana has called on the Free Banks Of
that 6tats 70 increase thsis securities or ii.
ninish their circulasios 10 IN amount equal
70 the doprociation in the yalua Of stoeka
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WE have also, four axes OF vkRY HEAVY,
w Plate Stove which win produce powerful
heat.
Drums of every dimension constantly on hand TO
at box and coal stoves, at u MAin-st
.nr3-d CoMST0CK BRO.
Al boz DUCK TEA KETTLES, a. our store
~ very low COMSTOCK 1 BRO,
apr3-d "a Asin-at.
VIyINMAN'sT Tools and Machin.s constantly on
/ hand Al our store No. ~ Msip-st
Apr3-d COMsIOSh bku.
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n. A. WON NTON'A BmPMGvID
VENTlLATING AND SELT-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.
Flve I'D . 81.
Patented Aaos,f %. 1854.

Patented Aagust %, 1854.
V1yHIS Furnace 10 different in many essential
i particulars from any thing ever before ofsr,A
to the public.
II presents larger amount Of effective 1adist-
ing surfsce tall Of which 10 in direct contact
with the are) than any other Heater nov in the
market. Uue entirely new and important feature
10 the addition Of large amount Ut surface al
tachsd 20 the Are pot, In the form Of fans, which
adds very much to the power Of the furnace, End
provsntthe everlasting and cracking Of the I.t.
The construction Of its sslt-olssrtng radiat3s
an important consideration, - II saecsually OF
viAtes the necessity OF cleaning. The Sadiattf
itself eneircIes the body Of the Furnace, and 10
connected therwi.h BY sir dues, or distributing
pipes, which, taken directly from the TOP OF he
are pot are arranged that the hrs 10 broughiin
equal contact with the entire internal surface Of
the Furnaces, thereby rendering the rsdiatof and
pipes - also the body. when the direct draft 10
closed tas 1t alwsys should -, except while ktn..
ling the Ars), no.t powerful radistipg surface.
The entire structure, when set, 10 much ieas in
height than any heater Of equal capacity In pre-
snt use, thereby aGordny IN opportunity TO give
the desired elevation 70 the hot sir pipes point.
the Importance Of which Is apparent To all Who
have had sxperienee In furnace-sstting.
The joints all 50 adjusted ~ TO proven. the
| escape Of gAsesor smoke, and render once packi
su6cient for years.
A careful examination Of the form and fitting
Of the castings, will show that the liability -
crack 10 entirely obviated by the ample provision
which hes been NJ Ade for expansion and contrae-
tion.
This furnAse presents an original and inpofta,t
destAersss especially 10 the Western Trade In its
peculiar adaptation TO the Of btuminous coal.
The sues, which are large, leading psrpendict.
iarly from the hfe pot 10 the radiators and nearly
70 the exit pipe, are fully expostd to the dirs
sction Of the IRE. The esnous matter, adh. iii Z
to their inner turfacos, 10 easily jenittd md lie
Que barns clear, while the sediment is precipitai
I'd into the chamber below.
In the use Of bitnminous coal . smoke nine Of
increased sise 10 employed.
We are now prepared to put up the above named
furnace, for wood coal la both public and pri-
vste houses, atshort notice. One Of hs N can b>
ct the Congregational Chapel In this city put
up BY Us. coMSfulk 4 BRO,
July Sid ~ Main-st.
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Desirable Tarns FER sale.

~ Ok ths esst and most desirable farms In
~ Hancock county, Ills :, viii b sold at great
eA1gaia, a3e acres, situated On the leading road
frea Hamilton to osisey, snilss from the former
plaes. ltsoataiss large hsisk hosss with good
ssiiAs IN slsgAat barn anA other oat Aoasss, we'll
wstsrsd. nesrty eli under fence and In good state
Of ealtivaruoI With the largest and most product
ivsCssAard Of choice kinds Of fruit In The country
Another fara Of l84 acres, four miles from
Asossk, . miles Of Warsaw, With good frame hose,
barn, est bsiidihgs nne orchard &C., farm we'll i'm
proved, With good proportion Of prairie end tin
bsr, sasy Of Access BY good roads either 81 tbs
above msntisnsd piacss. The 1rst fsrn mentioned
uas htted up In hne order asa home for the owner,
bot loss Of health requires southern climate. The
ABOVE will be sold lou upon moderate terms.
Also, $50 acres on string Prairie, vel prov Cd,
WITH COED pay ments, and siil b sold very low.
eegSVd SAMPLE kANkIN.
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erIAo1nY 011D, fef which liz highsst nas.
= kst ysiss viii - psld asrtnR tAc ssasea 81
Z. WILLIAMS,
~ A4wtl JsAssen ~, ~. "a All ~.
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$50
Z aAun dan not due-no
=
-Tss Usasss s.sass al,u
rule. - w.
Ans-It
1.-THE a.ss.i ~ capital Company
Ths InrPoraon Of the iAua.o a III. STATE
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r. 4. IN MoTON,
(NAkPRNTER AND BUILDER. Shop Sonth
~ sast corner Of Exchange and 18th.

WIN. w. BEIKNAP,
AGENT FOR
PHOENIX INSUkANCECo., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 120O, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
STAR ms. CO., OF OGDENSBURG h, N. T..
CAPITAL 100000.
THE above Co npanie insure all insurabls pre-
i perty IT fair rates. All information given,
md Policies promptly issued 1t the Keokuk Agency
q the Iron Front building ,s,eco MIDST. between
Main and Johnson. lsep.1dim
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TsAvEL BsSwsES vsRA Caux AND Msxico.
The Mexican papsrs estimate the number
OF through travellers each day over the vera
Crus road n thirty, twenty BY diligence, and
ten BY private cony sysass, in carriages or on
horseback. The distance 10 eighty leagues
added personal expenses Tor three days and
half, the usual tims.
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IxDiAxA BAHKs.-Ths Auditor Of The State
Of Indiana hai called on the Free Banks Of
that State 70 increase thsis securities or d.
ninish their circulasios 10 IN amount equal
TO the depreciation in the valus Of stocks.--
The banks are complying with this order By
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FER sale Low.
A FlNE,high building Lot, IS BY l0ofeet,lront-
Ing on 18th streetnear Ridge Tsrms-part
eash balance IN one aud two years Inquire on the
ground or ~ this olhce.
aews state iasurancc ComPany.
ovSicA IN sAhrLss NEW suiLLiNG, End sroay
Second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
THIS Home Company takes Risks on the safe,
classes Of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-.
MUM, atrAsssas reasonable ~ hose Of any reiias
BILE company
DIRECTORS:
9. II Perry, r. r. Ford, James I. Cor.
Geo b. Snyth, WIN. +. Turner, II. b. Woodward.
A. Bridgmsn, + IL. Harrison, IS. y. VOORHEES,,
Johs MoCane, J.W. Rankin.
G. IL PERRY, Pres, X. II. HARRISON, Treas'r
J. W RANKIN, Vice Pres, ". r. TURNER .Sas
julyl3d3 mos.
.
ron n n Mt.
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ESOk 6ALB-A farm Of io3 asses, IN Green Bay
Township, Lee Co., Lows, consisting Of % Acres
liver, . niles north Of Port NsAisou The - asrss
Ass hsavily tinhsrsd With eak and valnut, end
there u gssd landing for stsanbaats - Same
Said farm will b sold ct very loo Agarss cad god
line. SAMPLE : RANKIN,
180ULAR PASSEN0ER PACKET,
RETWEEM Aontsoss, Burlington, - =
~ Aussatins, Rsck Island and Da-
EDWIN MANNING 4. 8. DAVIS, Couuasdsr,
$50, :, uAnxA. Clerk. leaves Aeutress every
Monday, Wsdnssday. and Friday norning. Re.
tssaisg. leaves Rock Island and Davenpsrs every
fuOday, 1hussdsy and Saturday morufns.
Leaves 4satsose the arrival Of the morning
train from Ksokuk, making the time " Bsrlinx ton
g fosr hours. connecting with trains East and
West.
Sse&- ls. iS7-dtf
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UNcuI1sxr MonsY We took eonsidssahls
pains 70 prepare list Of recently suspsndsd
Banks for to.day's paper, but ~ rsgrst to
and that Il CAM 81 In. 1t viii sppssr 70
morrow.

RsnsDY YOs HARD TMss.--Live within
your income and pay ~ you 80. Cut Of al
saperAuitiss and buy sothisg bot Americas
productions.
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N HAN r ut.
I OBS Of Z, A. ., ON Lsvss. bstSssn Kxehanss
IL Aad Bsnk. Also, - ~ ~ fest corner Of 4ih
AID Johnson. SAMPLE RANKIN.
DkhSONb can mos have 0ppessnptty Of pro-
curing 10 ssrss, adjoining Hamilton, near The
BlsG, ~ very Low Agarss. Inquire Of
Aps30d SAMPLE RANKIN.
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NEW 0OOkHV
A ND new supplies Of sterling literary psbiies-
"a lions.
Moss side; BY Marion Hsrland. large up
ply.
MormonIsm, It's Leaders and Designs; b. Elder
HYDE.
Three Hesrs' Residence in Wsshinston and Ore
gon Territories.
The Magic Stat, m Autobiography ef Andrew
Jackson Davis
lady.
Barton 3 CiysIopsdia II Wit nd Hsnss rap1s
from TO ~. s.sssaS 81
Together Nth sll ths AAessiAes ~ oaAeAw
illustrated Josrnsls ard Papers. - ~. 81
asp31a ckAnxAm.
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(Lss oft FredeYieksbureh, Ts.)
Etcklc 4 lu A..
BANKERS,
Reareoy. ID ssA Mssn SITS. ,..... xEoAUk, IOWA.
NErecsive deposits ,disoouni paper, and nahs
w collsetions,i in thi'city andt throughout the
Nor th-west.
Exehange bough h, andsoid ateurrsn atss.
Gold, Silver, and uncarrent money bought aAd
sold.
First class busincsspapervAntsd.
YOkKI0N ExcHAN08..
Sterling Exchange ON Londos Dublin. and tAs
pound and upwards--at re-
duccd rates.
0-6trangersvisitiag thecity arei invited toeall
~ our Office, whsrsesery infornatien viii Be sivvn
and the best rates paid for Eastern drafta
nnvsRR NOES.
Bank Republic, New York City.
Carpenter vermilye, ~ Wail-st. New York
IsAiah Lee Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Dunleyy DrskeA Co. Cincinnati o..
W Al rr-ke- \ 70. .Ev~hars~ N.rk ch,esec'
John J. Anderson 4 Co. st Louis
J. Monroe Reid, Keoksk Iowa
&eid Shields 4 Co., - !"
m nrrhS- dIyiH
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AoUsE AND slew PAINTINC,
DECORATING, GLAZING, PAPERHANGlEG
cAAI.yINC, NARsLIKG, &C.,
11eestsd IN the Best Style and on Reasonable
Terms, BY
ALEX. ASHER z co.
DARTIR - bsilding, who wish 0ood eubst autisl
/ work At Lev figures, viii find II 10 heir n.
tsrsst 70 employ a.. Contracts for furnishinr
evssythtne requisite, sntsredinto with
parties. References givcn.s
SAop, 81 ytss<~f, csvnsf ~ 6iA asd Main ITS
iy9sd3n fReet copy.1
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ATT ANTON.
pkkHAPe the cheapest and best located
MAIN STREET property ttAst 10 for ssie) 10
new offered being lot 10 block ~ ,arst east Of
Asssrs. Clark Van EostsanA's leothsy store.
Apply for terms &e. 70 the uadsssigneA. Also
beautiful lots in D. ". Kilbosrns's 1rst aAdieioa
lots between 5th and 9Th streets, on Franklin.
aPs<4 SAMPLE RANKIN.
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UThe GRANVILLE Bank viii be affected
By the failure OF 4. W. Clarke 1 Bros.
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@Ths HasOksys Of the 9th says J. s.
Lucas { Go. Of 81. Lesis, saspsadsd yssssr.
day, according to private dispatch.
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W9Ie0SvlcA -. 7, 1851,
xssksk wAslssAlNrsi - srrsns.
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~The lows City Rspablisaa says the
Bank Of Florence did not saspsad, and thas
IT. notes are preferred in that vicinity over
any carrsncyin circulation.
0aags - Thsrneasssr, winls, Ac..
soR re WEEK ssDrxo ocr. s, 1857.
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,winp.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

brought in His head and face greatly swollen
he arts about the nose yid and in s,atr OF mort.
fcaton various toutusiOns the scalp. and the brain
n uch congestcd the legs and thighs were confused
and wounded in re, edl places. The head, body and
legs presented one mass of confused wounds and
bruises. the organs Of the chest and abdomen being
healthy.
7lchGrr1d Jhdgo. ~ SIN ming up. said: This case
involve- rather a serious question Of law Ttc acts
rEich fOTm Mc subject OfiIS Indictment rcrr dOar by
mr. yr7sonc7 IN bo0yd an american ship. on hc high
se0s, md against TrrsoH rho Td' MT Brif'h saJ-
ye,t, The yy7ssacr, GISO M0ugh Fr1Hcan0n by bt-fh
- ctft- t-Cn ~ fLe THfCd Sf1cs. consider il very
important that the law should be settled and as /
hare oonSd,raic dOrih on my mind as 10 the Juris-
d5dion cfthts COut, SdaA take the opinion u tie
Criminal CV,rf II Apy.Q' | had d somewhat similar
case b, fore ne here last year In that the
pi-ouer was also an American, but the deceased was
British subject. II Is necessary that | should do
tins, ior ana bound to see that the law Is properly
administered. Now, nanslaug liter Is an unlawful killing
of another and the question for you H. whether tn.
ects Of the persons accused caused the deceaseds
death. If the acts Of the prisoner though even he
forced by otheis. caused the dcah he Is guilty
Of maiSlaughter and need not say-eyen assuming
that the deceased man did refuse 70 obey the orders
of the second mateit no EXCUSE Tor his conduct
in point Of law. The command being unlawful, no
directions from superior officer would justify the
,Ii~Gner though il would undoubtedly make q differ
cnce as TO the punishment, whether the prisoner did
these acts Of his own free will arising from violence
and ill-blood or under the direction of another.
The Jury Immediately found the prisoner guilty.
His Lords, ip, addressing the prisoner, said:
The jury have found you guilty of mansaughtcr,
ard quite concur in that verdict 1t is quite clear
that your acts contributed partly toward the death of
the deceased boy; but it is right that should tell you
that have great doubt whether you can be indicted
and tiled BY an English Court. will, upon the first
opportunity take the opinion Of Court, consisting Of
at least FIVE Judges upon the construction of the act.
Cf Parliament and you shall have the benefit of it.
can enter into the difficulty in which man = placed
10 aofit, pdn fbe order tlerr
and if the second mate had been here and found gull
ty hOuld have felt my duty to infct the seyeres
Iun linent upon him which the law allows, and
wish all persons in this Court to hear | cannot
pa.. over your lightly; but you have been in
prison some time the sentence Of the Court is that You
be further imprisoned for four calendar months. II
the Count of Appeal should decide IN your favor You
will be discharged Immediately their decision Is made
lunWn"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

800 80
few minutes 10 ten o'clock the burning timbers u
the warehouse occupied by Messrs. Handy Il
Bnsemer, fell 10 the ground with a terrible crash
At that time there about dozen persons IN the
building. Instantly several Of the fremcn IN charge
# the hOee-pipes rushed the doorway and poured
their streams upon the pile Of ruins and several per
sons amorC whom was officer Carnes an a,tache II
the Board If Health. yentured in aud succeeded in
rescuing several persons from their truly horyins
condition.
at No "a Chestnut street, near French, sustained
very serious injuries, and for some time after wA
specific He was laid upon bed. and afterwards
conveyed 10 the residence of Mr.. Louis Laievre %
GIANT street, where every possible effort was msde :"
lis relief He is now in a critical condition.
Mr. Charles A. Dennis. No. 3i5 Light street, wac
the first 10 escape He the front part OF the
building with the others. Heis but slightly burned.
A yourg man named Bracken. member OF the
Pioneer who resides ON Harrison street, was taken
out after being burned in a most shocking manner
alb, ut The head and face, while he also severely
blused. He removed upon litter to his resi.
dcnce, e,idencing intense agony, where medical ala
summoned.
dcperdent was taken out injured in similar manncr.
and removed to his residence in Old Town.
Another. named Hartove, who resides in the upper
section of the city and who is runner with the First
Baltimore. taken out of the ruins with his head
,rt and seriously burned, was also his face and
hands. He was carried to the Mechanical Engine
House and there attended by DIR. Davidson.
A lad named Albright, living on johnson streeS.
Federal H was also caught by the falling ruins,
and seriously Injured His entire body shows the e.
feet of the intcse heat To which he exposed be-
,ide being considerably cpt and bruised. lie was
carcd to the Fountain Hotel, and received the pro-
f,ssional attention OF Dr.. Nelson, guest IN tho
house. .
vet lie entombed in the ruins and a thorough search
will be made for them this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

CLEVELAND, Ohio, elected a" Democratic Mayor
on the 9Th by the following vote:
py,sidert ,-Fr, mont 1854 Buchanan 2s6 Fillmore. l9i
Mayor '57-Repub'n, 2ls5 Democrat, 2S62
There was fierce storm throughout ChMter- Flee
top day. aud good many stayed away fronthe polls in
consequence rendering the vote very light one. The
majority on the Ward tickets much less than that
for Mayor Only half the Council was chosen this
year. and the Republicans retain majority of four.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

impro,ers. whom the Old Guardian called csphs-
Ec operators" have formed an academy at Psrr.
They have lstcy come Ia The decision that all elegant
ad.es mu,t this year wear the hair in the form Of
a oorfogan descending 10 tho waist. bound in Inc
middL with pix. blue aud green ribbons. and
curlcd at the extremity in five Of those long curls
which the French call " cork-screws But how
are those ladies who have not hair enough 70 manage
10 matter ,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
S2tO .ONO. Aa foIIOws

ALBANY CHARTER EIECTIos.-The following re-
turns will slow the result of the election for Chares
Officers The vote of the Republicans was very light.
The tenibe storm of rain and snow, against which
umbrellas ard overshoes were no protection. kept in-
doors hundreds:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
IBy Telegrsphl.
THl IT" @FNF"I'
BALTIMORE. Wednesday, April

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, April t5 1857.
Seven bodies were found in the ruins of the cigsr
stone of Hansby i Bansemer, OF the stores con-
sun ed by the great fire last night They were not
reached until this afternoon and scarcely recog
nizable II is supposed there three more in the
runs The bodies are those mostly of apprentice boys.
One Of the men injured by the falling Of the walls
last mig died this evening making eight lives lost 80
fur. a list Of eight more sl missing.
The total loss Is estimated at 100000, which is in