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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-10
Groceries.

A fresh stock, consisting of every variety
We have very choice lot Of Gunpo,cier, Impe-
rial, Young Hyson and Oolong Teas, selected
with particular reference to this market.
We would ask the attention, Of those who
wish to buy goods either ut Wholesale or Retail
to give us a call and examine our goods and
prices. Our gools will be. shown freely to all
who wish to examine, withoutregard to purchas-
ing. ....,
We intend to do strictly Cash and Ready
Pay Business. We have marked our goods at
unusually low prices for the purpose of making
quick sales and active business. By selling
strictly for Cash we are enabled to sell at much
loner figures than we could ii VIC gave credit
therefore q direct benefit to those who wish tc
buy for cash. by offering our goods at small
profits and keeping such goods as will recommend
themselves, we hope for liberal share of pat
rOnage.
We warrant all our goods to be as we recon-
mend them, or the money will be refunded.
MERRILL & BARRON.
McGregor, April 81, 1857. n29tf
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CONSTANTLY on hand end for sale by
~ Grant & Re k. from the OK crsi E%tab-
lishm mt of MeseIs Austin d Tomlinson, at
Jackson Mch-consstny of
Heavy and Light Nut Skeins.
q Shell Skein and Pire Fox.
Iron Axel inch, arm suitable for
JERSEY ROCKAWAYS,
OPEN AND TOP CONCORD BUGGIES.
And in fact almost any kind of a running We
hicle from Wheel Barrow up to Locomotive
furnished on short notice from the above estab-
lismcnt.
To parties acquainted with the foregoing
mentioned Establishment their turn outs need
no commentator at our hands, but to the unso-
histicatcd we would say that michigan timber
stan's unrivaled for Wagon and Carriage FUR
poses. and none is used by Messrs. A. d T., until
it has been seasoned eighteen months-and the
best evidence Of their workmanship, is the guam
tity annually sold in almost cry western town,
and the constant increasing demand forit
We warrant all their work sold b. us in every
particular and in any case of failure the war;
ratity is made good without any grumtling.
And kind Reader and Patron while madita-
ting upon avaiing yourselves of these Creature
Comforts take heed that we are Agents for, and
have IN assortment on hand of almost all the
good Rearcrs in rise and now have on the Lakes
large invoice of the noted Fowlersille Thresh-
in, Machin s, to which we invite your attention
GRANT & PECK.
NO -e~or, May 2Sth 1857. n34tf
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Charles r. IrekbUr.

. MFoRTER and Dealer in Piano Fortes, Mclo,
4 daons, Sheet Misic, Musicll Marchanlixe in
General, Main Street, above loth, Dubuque,
Iowa.
Sole Agency for the Celebrated Piano Forte,
Of ''DuNHAM," New York "a. w. LApD 4.
Co." Boston, Paris Prize, 1859 and .'Sron.
ATT New York also, for GEe. A PRIxcx &
Co.." Buffalo, and "CARmxxr's" New York.
Patent Improved Melodeons.
Dubuque, April 10th, 1857. n27 6m
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TIE COMET

I s coming. AMI g. s. Akin & Co, are pre- Gr-
L ing to meet The general destruction.
We have sold 0 stock Of DIus aud Medt-
cines and VIC now respectfully request all who
have &C cunts with US TO cal! at once and settle
up.
Dr.. Akin willresiime tie practice Of Medicine
and Surgery at MeGrcsor.
G.S. AKIN s. CO
N. B.--0rr successor is HOMER NEWELL
whom we particularly recommend to the favor
of our cid customers and the public generally.
q. S. A. a Co.
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500. 1857.
Sss ssEsosE TRIBE.
akaveE'stscEl, Bennett 81 Go.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
Day Goops. YANKEE NorloNs &c,
al East Water Street,
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
HAVE now in store and FOR sale the largest
Il Il and best stock of
Staple md Fanny Dry Goods de-,
Ever offer in the west purchased direct from
the manufacturers aud which we will sell TO,
cash or good approved paper at as low figures a:
any Johbin9 House in any of the
.TssNMtic cities.
Cash and prompt paying men will do we'll to
give Ills a call and save their money and trans
portaton, by buying goods in Milwaukee.
HAVERSTICK, BENNETT d. CO.
n29.
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E.sa'ass slsissg 500 Il 8
TO RE.1sT.

am won OF With the cares attending az
active business, and will. therefore rent nav
store AID Dwelling situated IN Main street
near tie lie co Grosor,. Iowa. +,
will als> SELL or kEsr small Barn ard
sable cow nienl" situated; also the Slaughtc.
,"sc ramisos near the head of Main street
Nay ,. rS4tf w. j. PAUL.
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C.E II Fl 4; IE.S' e. s..

Extra fine wool Carpcting, Cotton and wool
Ingra II, Painted floor Cloths. all wool Booking,
Venetian, Jutc Mats and Cotton Booking.
B o o T S g. s II O + s.
Mems Boots &. Shoes of every kind, Ladies'
Cater and Congress Boots and Kid Shoes. Chill
drens' Ankle Ties and Fancy Shoes, Misses
Kid Bocts and Shoes and Leather OF all kinds.
Hats s. Caps.
Suffice it to say that we have oil Kinds
Fur and wool Hats, Panama, Lcghorn and Straw
Hats, Caps Sc.
HARDWARE e. CROCKERY.
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MARRQED ID.

cALHoUN-CRoPsEY-o Ta,.d,,. Feb p BY the Rev.
TheosoI: E.io., ". H clhons to Miss s.'ei' a Crop
ssy, OF this city.
PEA,rg2-CLOUGH-At co1sacks, Grssa Co. N T., .,
NoLdsN Feb 81 b the Rev. jonathan Coe, Jero ne fs~
o. the fOItl.r place
FHos -CowPLAND-oa woane.d.y. Feb IS I. 81. Lake.
elss.. osus hter OF she ATE Capt D. CowpIsad
GAY-HUNTINGlO N-As Norwich. Coaa. ON Tuesday. Feb
,h. re- .sne. ct L,T s sv so,. to gss
HuntiI gtos Of the former place
HARlMAS-HOWLEGT-AtH Harlem: on Tuesday, Feb a.
D, the iks. George Dr,peI sir wAi.u F. H.t'm.. Of
Gt Place sopni. ~ third daughter OF the late Carries
bow.e,t, esq, OF huncy. Penn.
nUnTER-fOIGNET-Oa Monday, Feb d, By the Rev NJ
OF Amids Foisnet, al II tAis ei'y.
Nc. .%s, L.S ~ 70 MI.
Am J.Is Reed, both Of lhis city.
oLivEk-HAvILAND-on Mo.a.y eyeniss Feb p, BY the
kav. Nr ClswoId. Mr. Aexsndsr ohver, w. 10 Mise Anais
h.,il.l d, all Of thi. city.
PATT.Esos-MykRs- a: Aqbsr,s NJ. on tuesday Fsh
AdsnLs N. o. eis OF Auburn
PEcK-PoTTsR-oa sunday, Feb a. a. ts: south B.pi''
}ounse;s a.ssh.s Of Lr., F,cs e'a' Of S'" i'r''
sIssoN-PECKHAM-I. Newport. on Ta-sdsy, Feb To- BY
ths Dr JscL.es hehua w. OF JAMES sis.en.
OF Potsu, uth l., charo.ss A. esasn,-t ot ,as Se
Island
To As Edito, If TAs n. y. T'fSua~
SIR After the above marriage, tho bride said To me;
"of al other p.per admire Tue NEw YoaS TsrEvSr. VIII
you have ny marriage Inserted In that psperl" sd
will sena tho notice" Very respectfully,
Nesysrt, r. l., FEB. a, ls57. HENRY JACKSON.
--Se.siole sill Lucky bridegroom II Ed. Tri6.
sMIrH-HICKS-At East Norwich, Sunday, Feb p BY
the New. John Cooke, Mr john w smith TO Ars Esther
Hich,. both Of Oyster Bay, Queens Co, l.
sURFLRET-nAZEN-Or Wednesday, Feb. Is, BY the Rev.
Sir Evans heetot u 81. Georse Chapel Mr. Fr>sE 5sr
beet. rneJ OF Haas y, 70 Mia .ua hAzes, daughter
of Use h Hszek Of ths c,ty.
YoUnG-KENNEDY-A Alsary on Sunday, Feb u By the
k,y D,. W,eAot SshdfJrd fVuns Of New York, 70 KHS
b<fh ksALedy that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

81 s,ica ard to"s thsn .ha' loaiers q d'',
frrior. hkew~e sppeerd "rh heii oree"e' redn'sa
10 t,r errc.fal proportions Of the hc@4n hsufe, nud
~. -, a.. ;, inurs sJJisgdcd taat Ss hope It nay
~, he frt impu.'on 70 retnrn to rsssoo aud com
- ,crAe Dsnso's soiree hes hgswse been OF ser'
- i; :. ealing the sdi-s OF Prris 70 c)nscou'nss
~ 40 inferior po4iti they have assumaf by t9e
ReSdrt they have bseo ~earing go long. TIE niooo-
sScnlptoi exhibited at this soiree ,he cpmPn'n suu
III Rae been eaec ring e., ire Emperor OF kqsIa
|coe simple o-aniy aiirod in the eescs'ni o51p'
N en;iour,; the othaS q lady Of fthion nVap,> IL
IN ~ rr,S,ed vonrc,. Of the m,t stupid and IN
|s node that ever .vst ie ,. lac Of the
l,s a f,oo which, the ,culpor hsd coPet t1e isufe-
yaous oonvspe %.d. us % % bi pI'S San s se
result bore e1hbited-the srhoc -ncn III JUN . .
.Psi;e aJ pbi- which red heea r.sor,sd TO- 10 ord-,
Ito osssce rho harmony q nature Needless 70 say tnt
jvh ,be scniIemeo rere much smIsed ~ tho exhibi-
t;on the ladies' were rsinfr ptnaadss; bat, notwlth-
spdiIg s this, III Withdrew from the coe''s,oneai
EA,e than ever por-Dated 10 continue thor enorn ID
J,tio their neighbors in tho g;ardeut and extoni
a ther criralDa London Court journal.
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DIE D.

cIRnODY-Ou Tuesday Feb a. Ellen Csnnody OF Sump
hop ssss a years. naive OF Ireland esnAJ OF LinecH
CAmkhON-On 1hur,d,y, Feb At Ne-psIt. ffeshirs
so4,c John Cameron, late OF tae In oil Cameron, bu
Black, New -YoIh
hbald Com-n onl, sol Of Ihon~ and Anne a Comoa
a.ea yeo uoLtts and II days
cokKLIN.o. Ts..d1, FEB "a E;is.ss.A o0IhH'' infant
BLoOM-At Granada Nicaragua Saturday. Nov. a. 1855
mn John Doon "a tb. Ash 1su Of bis age late Of New
York.
FLANAGAN On Tuesday Feb. "a, Of the brain
Mary Arr daughter Pser and Mar, Flanagan aged
ala IL moths
EopbksOu rre.d., rornins Feb a. wm HAIRY the
Obj Sn VIM Hstry .r, Ann FORBES, SsS Unosth'
ana DAYS
GABAN-Op tuesday Feb. a CtherAe, vile OF Pstftck
Gshsn ssea - S.Ms q,
HARoRoW-Os Monday, Feb =. .t.r long and pasfa
ia e.., Thomas R1srOv, aged Il pears aud nostns
HALE-At North Madison, Conn, Thursday Feb L. MarJ
vie Of Hsi,ey H.Is ESQ.,, sses~ ye~rA
HI6Glss-la tiA e:y rSs'd.y Feb ~ Fr.neI W.,Ia.a
AGED ye.y, months ASd II dsjs
EIssEY-Ia Br.oklyn, On Tuesday. Feb "a, MSs Ana
Tn idso TIE family srs re specifically invited
fIer.l Q. Iharsd., ts Last at 81 me Cssrca Of
Holy rrsiry corner c1''A street ana h'I'-sUs place.
KlNDRicK-Ia Broot,s, Z. D.. on Taesday Feb "a. Wnr
KeIdrck, ssee - yeari noIins AID % aAJ-
KgY-At PIino- Georges Coas.y Nj rna say, Feb D,
To. s1ce.,d We. 10, Judss Of tie District Court
und.r he Old Cens'nuiiSn-
LEE-in Albany saturday, Feb r. Rsoer BLANCHARD s'n
Of William md Eliza Lee ssed peers and nonsta
IIg1LY-On mo as, Feb - Sarah E. wife Vi Dsnie. Lksiy
In the SD yrsr o. her age
u.HDNEY-On Tuesday, Feb. ~ after Lingering Ilness
Inch he ht- Sa ChTsiAa snstos, Aims m@lon-y IN
TIE ..st year o. her age
M o. r.e..y Feb Il Margaret Losis Man. ss-d ii
uo,ts. ana 7e.ys, youngest asash'~ oil "uiI sHa "~
saet Asa- =, =.
np.GazR-Cn TassdsJ, Feb. y Jaia aeasher. .s>d -
100 fo,r.iy I.sics.t Of tph1, evdsJ AhIoany
ffelsId- .
xoRTlMER-o, MOra.y. Feb ., Lsbeis Mortimer Of
Brood a, aged "a years
roIros-Ia this city Friday evening" FEB. - william
90 Of the DsAies Motion Of ts city IL the VI
,,sr Il Eis tsa
osxys-At Boston, on Sunday, Feb a Mrs. Deborah D.
ts. widow Of DsLiel Otkss Revo,a onsxy pen aoSef.
as.d e. 1c1.
p.,rON-Ou MoeAsy Feb o. At the ress Of his fsthsr
al.v Dr. Ehnu plsie M Geo 3. Patton sse4 % years.
prRpY-On Tuesday Feb ~ James Heavy toe only soa o.
an D. Ella Jane fuidJ AID yex Ho-ias ana
Ncs,s-
pyPR-Or Tuesday uiorn'rx Feb a. Lfef ssor, Ilnsss
saI. r.. wife st Bas Rysr. szed % years. H0st~ ana
r. relatives and friends Of family respectfully a.isd
~ setd a.eT. Tear'4.y Afternoon a. oel~ef Hom
her laie re.idsnes, FOrr WashtHg,on-
s1EPHEns-Il Brooklyn QAts WiLsrossurse) on hsfSsJ
Lsht Fec - Edsud con Of kawsrt and aAiiA esspsra'
astd nOLths AID dAt>
TALLhAN- " HE trfaz. con Of william n IN Mary d.
T.llInsL, ssed rnonfhA
TRHAI-At Or,1 g.. Conn. Sunday. FEB T. M. dshits
bic Trvst videv Of the late Dsyia es seec yeas
WALLACE-or Tuesday, Feb a Of scsr,stns eonses'ior.
Lay onl, dsaskoe Of r u and Eliza Wasce. sxd yeas
euoItts md "a dAJs
wIckEs-On Tussdsy. F.S a. st., AAn wcs-. 10 tee '0s
ye& u eer age.
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q Tuy FKrscu rs COcHfs CRIsA.-A COMMUNICATION
pon Cochin Cbioa mentions amotg o'her Interesting
Id that in the month Of Sep'embrr last tho capan
tfe French corvette Cotnst press1te1 lever % mo
kecbin Ctinsse sufbo itts at Tosrente Too MAD
Sr;os Of Touranne a. well those Of hue the ci2ita'
1T oply refused 10 receive the COMMUNICATION, but
syed wi,h insolence. Tosy cast the letter into the
"a with an expr<s1n Of contempt Toe batteries OF
~ ursppe wae msnn.d, and propulsion. were ms1e
~ sttsck tho C,tint. FOO c4ptiin OF the corve',e
kAsueh /. better 10 Anticipate the bArolIan, ia
u ded sofpe msrres and se.men, Who with ono snos
IN hCwizer, ourst oicn the principal gate. Tosy
% spkei the cannon, w,tted the gaoporder, :hd
rid quietly on board without noilciog the
,kot shots fred at them. The Ficnon speed %
L,s,s gnns manufactured ia the country Inc Cpciin
Ch;pese authorities completely ared by tao vig9
Si,tIsyed By the French )nm tnder. Toe h4adirIns
cauo on board the Catpat end offered the most bum
bic apologies and desnded pardon OF the gref Eni-
p.,or Of the French. Tia CaprIcisrse, in the me.n
me arrived to tho aid VI the Caios an the letters)
Copfeuptuously refosfd accepted With gr.ltdds
and carried TO the cspsl with crest ponp end every
marx of respect. Provisions were brought In sb1u
dance GA board and The Cochin Chinese aes
admiration at the punctaalty with which they we're
pad They were astonkhed thst men 20 POI sriu
hould be 20 Just Ire eject produced by this demon
sr stion in which the Ffesch did not lose man, was
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TIT Foe -Ncw-Yo,k, in its ambition 10 copy sf,er
foreign fashions, TO have been desirous Of late
70 emulate London even in the density Of its foxs.
Everything has been envcoped in fog, both outdoors
and in frcn Couey Islsrd to Spuyten Tuyvei Geek,
and frcs tho Burden rsgedy to the closing Of the IL
quest upon the body. Murky, binding, blunde,ins
fcs.
The river. seem 10 be the favtrte haunts of these
"spirits from the Vastly deep. Cropping afg derser
than Coroners charge to q dozen OF ancient fos'es
the feiry-bost pushes her way into the misty blaok
before Der. She whistles a cowardly boy does IN 9
dark passage 10 keep up bic courage, and to scare
away the ghosts that his childish fs,cy cooures up as
lu,ku g in the obscure corners to wsyay him. Tue
eager passengers and the men on the lookout strain
every glspce TO catch foreshadowng Of the ob.
ietts ah.sd. Invisible bells with melancholy tongues
dole GU. their two three and four strokes IL ringing
the klel to some lot ferry boat, though ostensiby 10
guide the Otherwise bewde' ed pilot 10 his desired alp
though too oten he realizes the old saw, 1" Therss
"naBy q ship betwees," ere ho reaches his destins-
ton. At length the spars and yards Of s'me phantom
vessel lcom up through the unressting opacity, and
spdden turn Of the wheel steers her Just clear Of the
dly fined bulk which lies Like great black giant al
roet il Der path TIE click Of csuking hammers, the
cresk Of pulley the sttDg of cables, the run bling Of
stsses other vehicles, are heard distinctly IN the
d.ts.ce but nothing s dscernble but the inevitable
we'll Of mat. The engine is stopped add the beet
ns,es more sIowly creeping carefully along aud fol-
lowing the scund of the bell DOW aed then shreking
with her noisy steam- ~hi.sls she hnds hsrsef in
dangerous proximity to some clumsy lighter which
Gratis, by the way, great annoyances on the
water a. carts in the streets and ~ invariably IN
the way AT kpgth, after sundry haps and mi'haPt,
.uch 40 now snc then fracturing q RAJ, demolshng
CABIN, annihilatiDg s wheelhouse or upsettins
.nohe stack sh, gains the sSp snd comes g.llsniy in
brosesde on Tpen there Is the usual hauling out OF
huge cabes, backing, stopping AID advancing; the
swearing Of the Captain, the deep rumbngs Of inps-
tent passengers hun, ing to catch sr early tram " to
,-rpssct .ome bu. ness before the bank closes the
.s..cious rem xks Of wisescres who pronounce the
plot coufoundedly stupid, yet who csnnot define
the difference between the wheel and the genilenns
CABIN.
On land II is little better. The church steepes'
which poeuraly said TO point tue way to better
land, are 30 shrouoej in vepor that skepac wouii
hesitate before accepting a guide 20 enve'cPed Ia
MISERY. Spectral umbrellas s,e jo.tlea noGeutsly py
then ghcstly Kindred, BANKERS, brokers, merchants
| ttggars and pckpookets. ell with spcculstion in
their eyes" wrIpe1 Ragisas rags snd hose, thread
their way "tarcusA the fog and fkhy air. uneud-d
By The cscks u Td.lty. 81. Pads. tie OS Hall o.
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DELIBERATE MURDER OF A BOY.

I A great excitement was created at the corner o.
bowery and Houston street, about "a O'CLOCK ass
evening, in consequence Of youth named George
boAnson aged IL year, having been deliberately shoe
b. Peter Apesou, the keeper Of lager beer saloon at
H.. go Bowery. According 70 the rasen'sns made
~ several persons who were pressnt and witse'esa
BE- transaction, it sppesrs thst the hd Johnson, be-
)evmg that an scqu.in aDce Of his whom he desired
see, WAS in the saloon, attempted to enter of tsH
tarpose. when Aneroa refused him adGftSocs aud
kld him to 90 away; and Johnson not oomplyisg Ct
kce with tho request Of Anerson by having tho DIOR,
ls latter told him il he did ns 80 away he would
boot him, OF words TO thx effect
A Aaar the elapss OF few secoHds JohnSos, save
II lor d slight kick, then turned roand - 80 away;
- hsd sc,rcely moved a ,,ep before Anersoa
athe door aud discharged balrsi Of a rev9vo'
N the ball tn,eriog u; the lower edge OF the len
saatr blade. and passing yearly through the body.
She victim was removed to o drug store on The oP
kse side Of the street, where the ban extracted;
Bui he expired In &c ~ minutes The Dolly words hs
represented TO have uttered, AFTER being shot, were
! oh, am dying"
Councilman Mansfield Of the Seventeensh Ward,
larisg of the occurrence, instantly repaired 70 the
bot 10 lock after the pcrpetsstos of this delesrSe
turler. Almost at the same moment, Oiicsr Quinn
the Seventeenth Ward arrived and took Anerson To-
! custody, and conducted him to the Seventeenth
fard Station House, her the body Of the deceased
as also conveyed ar Of the coroners NOTIFIED OF
fs evea, and the invest CATION, il expected VII DC
stnnenced this morning.
tARROTE ROBBERY AT THR FIVE POINTS.
james Fnzge~ald residing at No. II Knox street,
{bsny, was ps<sirg thpush Baxter street late on
fesssy nsat wtec lie Wa aecoete@ By TIVE women
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NEW-JERSEY WIEN2

LEGIsIArrvE.-A bill 70 es.ebli,h sPsent,Prono'
il. G npaay T'stOn ssssnd to sno0uI ;hs ,.s .. w.
III so cd articles Whit Hoa-o, ss fec"~
,id.rrd and p.ss-d on ra-scs ~ al eraOoa
bali allow manufacturing compsniss 20 et nei' noua'
e.. ,h.r par Lost 10 the Srse- bal 10 require IN
ao-.usis the SO ks bonds Of Bsnks he'd ~ he
n. .urer 20 prevent fraudulent dspositOns OF taen va.
pss-d ~ ,he SAM boy , -, 4. - ,r,
~, Eyowa rtrodgoed 10 the s<nse bis BAL TOT ne III
,,o,,nurr, Of un-ssvtSg srpsiAtu- the coast
al fr inerr.sins tie capital Of tae JOINT CoEpaalcs was
20 nolsI Tse eoirs have e-es sPea,1s p,iS1s
t<ir 70 isPovenents and Dc. visa 70 a
49, hz ,tack TIE State Will receive prOpor0oste
- .. s.ek ~hh can be sd il deea.d savis.e {" pay
Il the eeot-
Tie jocIneyneu carpenters OF Ps'ecson nsse &c, 70
i,-A to d usad 81 70 DAY for tber ss<ves ass 0s ~
q MArc6-
ho,her Of E~ka. the teputed nxderer o. w
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FIRES.
FIRE IN JONES STREET.

FIRE IN JONES STREET.
Abou: O'Clock Wednesday morning g fire broke
ont IN the brick building occupied by James Wllsm'
a. stable, rear Of No 10 Jones street Ninth War y.
aid before it could be subdued the establishment
nearly destroyed Five horses were burned to death
two owIed by Dir. Williams valued at $3.50; and three
owsss b, Jostph Barlow and Joseph Melon, vaued
II $685. No insurance..
Loss on harness and other property. soc. Tue
building insured for $500 in the Greenwich Insurance
Company.
FIRE IN SEVENTH AVENUE,
At l22 O'Clock On "wednesday morning Officer MUIR
ply T~ebtysecopd Ward, whilo patroing HE At
oovsres FIRE the roof of the buildings il pro-
g,e.s Of completion by Mr. Bultley, on Seventh
avenus between Forty first and Forty second strse.S.
After giving tse alarm, the officer procured LADDER
ard sseeaded TO the roof where he found half barrel
VI charcoal fire. No damage was done to the build
ing The fire IL supposed to have been caused By the
carsksssess Of rome timers who had been a. work
On the roof during the day.
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PRIV ATE SURGICAL HOsPITAL-EDWA III.

FKIN ME SVK6It AZ fIUrfII hI---rsD" NhU IL
DiNos ~ D. I'd tor Of rHs eciLFEL, sst Gzthor Pra
o rAse Disesses % be se1uh system, s< estassaei
space Private hospA sr- furnished With eve o9,Ort
ie 'se reception q who Evq1iT- !Hpr
tsIi ~ zeal OT-rsors DOT ed Detetic fr>.D-
Rvprrs Rles Fsuls NAic~le cured without the
kpe ii srs for pvsie onsuli a.lon from 70
Ard Occk evsIinss - DR. De- r-d- No. 4. 5,n
~ Other kous b. is the aOsP a. Cousaluas re-. IS
Tire tcs Of the HOSPITAL IL lNrsy As,nr HOCs- where
ali reaIy s.d profession. anrst.oas Dc iefL
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sUFRFsE ooURT-Grsr,N TssN-Feh Sc e-fcs
jcrs MICHEL, EoosEvtLI ard pssfrs.
THe LENSoS SLAVE CASE
he FtoPe tr ~ Luis " BsrrPse at Joashso Lennon
lie isutn- LsInia n ss We cc>e, the pusc'p,t qaes
ton IN shch e"ncerrs 'te rights OF owneT OF saves
Ia tske 'htm With bin in t~arstu through thu Stste
st dov f,r to cay. aod No sopeirsece
tz1g msce bee of ~ the ecodsnt, formal oe'aut
was ,-sen, whieh wss, hO~evet, opeued 90 uoticn OF
Mr. Couor who stated toet he had been ret <nesi I,
Mr.. Boc.rk, Attorney -GeDerA Ct v,rgluts Ga bensf
Ct Gov. Wise, ard has notice hs, the nearng was
io take place today. Nc BoCock and the doa- Al
errw Stevenson. nov cesd. had both expected 10 bs
lreeeit ar d tske par in the srgument
NJ. o Coror ursed q further p~fponsment on the
ercoId that VI decision cf the Uu'ed Stsss Supreme
Court IN the Died Scott case. witch was expected
shortlv, would al east throw good deal of lgh,
the IL muon case even if Il did NOT CONTROL the juds
uett there;n. +.
Me-. Je-efh Blunt vbo appears on behalf Of the pse
pie tick eiffe,eIt view OF the questions involved In
ibe Drto ott case, and sad that his inst uctoas TO
prs. he .ring were positive.
Judge Mtcnell thinking il doubted waethe- it world
be possible TO get tbfonsn vita the this tenn su
gested that il lie TIL May. bat IL vv finally sgrecd
20 'et !, down for 10 me- rox. Mr. OConor promsiog
that sprear behalf Of his cIsot shoud bS
made though he was himself engaged in the Parish
Viii case before the Surrogate.
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A Q P

LEIrEss P.rrST OsANrro jan ~ ie57,
oct'ot Of 'n AID b. ,gri1 y,e OF Portrait
are now On ExDbln Ut J. GgRSEY's well known Photo
a. phs Palace 0 Art, No $40 BIosewsy \. Y.
Tie respectfully Lyed tn cal and JaiSs tor ,hen
.evrs ct the superiority Of sse Pictures other styles
although BY the a.y combine the .rqth
hr, Il TIE Photographs with the beauty snd ai Of
the NJ d-cs,- Miniature Ia ivory To quote tho
Of ceeba;ed Miniature Psinets TIE S.'eosc1pe
elect wonderful occupation Is gone these pcures sr-
ra.s in every respect our best eudesvors'
J. Quincy prepared TO execute sail pictures tor the
pubic.
Ca cry spen from g till p
J. GvRsrv, Photographs Arts,
No $40 Broadway. cor Lconarc-st., v. Y.
N BIO connection wit any othrr establishment