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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-24
.H. n. Buckley,

WATCHMAKER,
No. Camp street.
Has large of Pure SfLyERWARE,
offered low that quality is sold PLATED
CASTERS WATERS, etc.
Also order Silver Casters Tea Sets Pitch
ers, TrHmpets, etc, of pattern. ial 2p3m
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Telegraphed tothe New Orleans Crescent.

STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
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Wanted to Purchase,
Cr0ckes'y at wholesale,

STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. or particulars
onire at this Office iaH 2pt
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Dep0ts,
ET. III. Cooley,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices Poine Coupee West Baton Rouge and West
liciana Residence Ponte Goupee Z. o., La. DO 2p5m
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-13
E9aGEg0raE EEeaeAa
aud General Stage Office.

The subscriber respectfully bess leave to att
nounce to his old friends and the public genet
alv, that he has leased the Bedford Hotel, 4
present in The occupancy Of Col. Adam Bart
hart, and will take possession on the stdaylt
April next. II is not his design to make mats
professions as to what be will do. but he pledges
his word that his most energetic efforts will 1e
employed to render comfortable all who glf
him call The House will be Handsomely
fitted up, and none but careful and attenti9e
servants Will be engaged. Persons visiting tie
Bedford Springs, as well as those Attending
Court, aad the travelling community generaE
~, are respectfully invited to give him q sd
and Judge for themselves.
n~ Boarders taken by tde week, month, Y
year, on favorable terms.
Ample and comfortable sabiae is at-
tached to this Hotel, which Will always be a.
tended by cafelul hoStltr. Also, safe aad
convenient carriage house.
III tie S1.4GES step a this Hofe7.
JOHN HAFER.
March lG, 1888.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
cEaaEas I'@EEoga


Takes this method ef announcing to The ci-
gems Of Bedford and ficiuty, and strangers Wis
ting the place, iha; be has Just received al his
Old stand 10 Bedford, next door west Of the
Bedford Hotel, The richest assortment Of Cloths,
Sc., he has eyer get offered 10 the public, and
to which he ayiles ihe attention OF purchasers,
satisfied that be can accommodate, both as 10
price and quality. al who favor him witt
call. He has Superior article Of cloth, for
boys clothing, which be- can sell so low as to
astonish those who examine It's quality.
- Garments, Of every description, in his
line, made 10 order on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
u he would direct attention TO the follow
ing list as comprising some ofthr leading arii-
civs to be found 10 bis establishment:
Blk. Cloths, ranging ia price from $3.50 to
$500 per yard
Blue Cloths
Olive Browns s Greens;
Bin Casimprps
. D0e-Skns
French Fancy Casmeres
Linen Driiiags
Plain & Figured Grtnadirns
Superior article Of Bis Satin;
VrIvets
Marseilss Feslings;
Buff Cassimeres;
A fine article ofiairls, latest s'ylr
Ljsle thread uadrg Shirts x drawers
Cotton
Shirt collars latest style;
Lawn lfavats
I}Ik SILK g
white Linen Hand'G
Summer Stocks:
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Shoe, Glassware, and Variety
STO RE,


Has just opened, mex; door 10 Mionick's, on
juiana street, large assortment OF Shoes and
Boots, Of every kind, size and description
Also an extensive assortment Of Glassware, IN
cluding cake stands, preserve dishes, cake
baskets, hall lamps, tumhrrS, large beer glasses
window glass, card receivers, terra Gotta, Ne
Also silver cake baskets, and variety OF other
articles in that line. He has also on hand tn
best kind of Tobacco and Cigars, cheese aA".
crackers, carpet bags, Misses satchelS, Gen'ir-
mems canes, shotguns, Gentemen'S and LADIES'
gloves, Of all kinds. Hosiery Of all drScFiP--
lions, and variety Of other articles, not neets-
saIy TO mention.
Having bought his shoes and glassware, II
larger quantities, than is usual for country mef-
chants, be can sell at reduced prices
Dec. 90, 1856.
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THE MENGEL HOUSE.
WEE. SEAFFEB,
iIERGHi}q TAILOR.

WOULD announce 70 MS l0rmer patrons,
and the public generally. that he has jnst rrcri-
we'd, from Philadelphia, large and we'll seirc-
ted assortment Of the most choice Cloths, Cassi-
meres and Yestings-also Summer wear of ev-
cry description, TO which be invites the atten-
ton of purchasers. His cloths, &c, were Sc
lected with great care, and he can recommend
them as being equal, at least, to any to be found
in the place. He also keeps Ready-rnade cIo-
thing Of every description, at very low prices
and is prepared to cut and make garments on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
He respectfully invites the public to give him
call
Bedford. MAY %, 1886.
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7sEyY WBCLEgALE
Ed E2 u G. s I' @ E2E23
J. SFEECER GE0LEs,
No. 2G, South Second Street, Philadelphia,
Importer, Manufacturer, and Dealer in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Acids, Dye StuGs,
Paints, Oils, CoIors, White Lad,
French and American White Zinc,
Window Glass, GLASSWARE, Var
nishes, Brushes, Instruments,
Ground Spices, and all 9TH
tr articles usually kept
by Druggists, iaclud
ing BoraX, Indigo,
Glue, Shell
lack, Potash, sc. sc. sc.
0=~All orders bv mail or otherwise prompt
ly attended to. Country merchants arpinvit-
cd to call and examine our stock before pnr-
chasing elsewhere. Goods sent 70 any OF the
Nharves or rail-Fead stations. Prices low and
goods warranted. March II, lS5G-ly.
Bazn's s Lubia's Extract for the Haa5ker-
chief, Cologne Water, sc. for sale at DR.. Har-
ry's Drug Store.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER Go0Ds.
THE undersigned have just opened their usa-
al supply Of
Sg7EsHECR & &U5ETEElz8 GOODS,
and will take pleasure in showing them, to all
who may lavor US with a call. Great bargains
Will be offered for Cash, and all kinds of Conn-
try produce--or 10 punctuaI customers, a credit
.,f. ace - ff1-,
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A TENT TI0N.
Buyers of C5ofhing-step This Way.

Buyers Of CIofhjng-step This Way.
The attention Of the citizens Of Holidays
burg and vicinity is requested to the New
Store Of NJ. SHOENTHAL s. CO., No. )
Lloyd's Row, next door to BrownoId & Broth
er's Cheap Dry Goods Store, where buyers can
be supplied with Clothing Of all kinds, and Of
the very best quality.
Our stock consists Of the very best goods in
the country, and at prices TO suit everybody.
The following will give and idea Of its variety.
Goats, from $500 10 $4,000
Pants, 81 800
Vests, 90 500
In connection with Hats Caps, Overalis,
Drawers. Winchester < SCOTS Shirts, IN fact
every article needed by G-ntlemen. Also,
fine assortment Of Boys Clothing.
II YOU want anything good and cheap call at
the New Store OF
NJ. SHOENTHAL & co.
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sE0Ean p HEee@a
IA W. NOTICE.
ST. Nicholas Hotel
@ II III Il cr un0 &! 4

= . ~ . ! ! . u - y
The Proprietor respectfully begs leave 10 IN
form the travelling public that this house has re-
Gently been thoroughly re-Gtted and completely
renovated, and is now ready to receive guests.
It is the earnest desire and intention OF the
Proprietor to give perfect satisfaction to those
who favor him with their patronage. 4 libe-
raj share is confidently expected
SAMUEL LUMAN, Proprietor.
Successor to II. r. Dow 4 Co.
Cumberland, Aug 10, 1898.
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III ELL l,GllN-

The subscribers bave just received larga
supply Of New Fall and Winter Goods, en5,a-
cling all the varieties usually found in S,ors
We are olrrng GREATER BARGAINS th,.,
ever. Aud We respectfully invite our friend.
and customers 10 call and examine our stock
4. B. CRAMER & co.
Oct II, 1886.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-13

l5,oo0Jsef Of Cherry, H'oiod, Popiar, md
White Pine Lmm5er ,caated, to maautactare
into uH kinds Of Furniture.
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uEW GOODS.
- ANp MINTER eoops,

JUST received, at REEDS New Store, large
ard well assorted stock OF
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-13

u ESPECTFULLY begs leave to tender his
L s Professional Services to the Citizens oi
Bedford and vicinity.
10 Ctfice in Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store. Feb. II, 1894.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-13

DREAS tJDUDN,
French Merinoes,
Coburg Cloth,
English Merino,
Plaid Cashmere,
French Merino Robes,
Chintz Robes,
ChiIdrens' Hats and Boanets,
Coats and TalmahS,
French Worked Collars,
Kid Gloves and Hosiery,
Ladies' Boots and Shoes,
Heeled Caters,
Misses and Childrens' Boots and Shoes.
Also a general assortment OF all kinds OF
GOODS.
French and English FANCY GOODS.
Nov. s, 1856.
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LIY CHARGES are as follows


- y =. = 1'-'F'1 ~ y =
REFERENCE:-A. 3. Cramer, Daniel Wa-ha-
baugh. and @. +. shannon.
Nov. 2S. ls5G-}m.
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Cessna s. Shannon

II AVE formed a Partnership in the Practice
i Of the Law. IL Once nearly opposite
the Gazette Oifce, where one Of the other nay
at all times be found.
Bedford, Oct. 90, 1919.
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LADIES Black Buge Collars-a beautiful
assortment Tor sale at the store Of
CR8.HER & co.
Oct, 81, 1886.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-13

Country Physicians can have their orders
filed at City prices at DR.. Harrys.
Bedford, Dec ), 1856.
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Mrs. So 81. Potts

HASiust returned from the City with an as
sortment of fashionable WINTER GOODS.
such as Velvet and Satin Bonnets, Ribbons,
Piumes and French FloweJs, CIoaks and Tai
mahs. Furs Of all kinds An elegant assort-
ment Of
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vTT T-gTT--s " - W.
" . L-O%-&t ..3-z-.5 ~ -,

Nov. 29, 1886.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
MARRIED
BROkiLTY-SPINNI

BRONLEY-SPINNING-onW Wednesday Feb. a; the resi-
dence OF the brides father BY the Rev 7 Hscox' Nj
George H. Bromley Mis-. Almira b. Spinning eldest c2ush
ter Of Edward Spanning esq, AL OF this city.
CROCKER-KELLY-M the resdsnce Fl the brides fAtter,
on "Wednesday, Feb By The Rev. Bailey, MI =. w.
Crooker Of Rochester Minnesota TO Mise Care T. Kelly,
eldest daughter of DR.. l. H. Kelly Of PGnesyle Ohio
COOPRR-LINDLEY-lnW ilisusbuTgh Tuesday, Dec 5,
John Coopi 20 Anna Lindey youngest eansateF Of
William LindleY deceased, late Of Shropshire, England
DART-HURD-At Middle HaddAn, Cosn, rhnryday'
Feb S. BY the Rev. r. B. woodward. Ruge! Dart. Of tkis
city to Lmms Eugr daughter Of CyTus Hurt oias iofmer
place.
DE- GROOT- sIhONsoN-0p pneiy Jan. &C. b, the Rev.
Mr. BTownlsy, Nj CART De Grooi Misc EhIabeth Jeny
daughter Of Abraham snonson deceassd Al OF staten Island
HlLLERY-COUsE-On Thursday Feb in the eediort-
street Baptist Church BY the Rev. DR.. Bowling. MI John
A. Bhleiy 10 Miss May Couse, al of this city.
JACOBSON-tONTEST-OnW Wednesday, Feb. a. By the Re-
NJ Issacs Nj jacobson Y.iA youngest daughter OF
the late Simon Content. al 0f this city.
ROMANO cEWlNG.On "Wednesday. Feb 1 By The h<v
". :. Miels William II. RonAne, esq, ~ Mss Caroline
living, al Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
SEIZURE OF A SLAYER.

Some time in the month of December last Cubsn
o. Spaniard arrived in this city from Havana with a
filed purse the contents OF which he intended TO
invest in the purchase Of cargo OF bsck ivory"
Before he had eaten the first meal in his hotel, his
presence and intentions known TO of the de-
Sec.ives attached to Uncle Sans civil service and a
watch was set upon his actions. After come consultation
with certain parties here whose business mainly consists
b advising adventures Of his class the schooner Jane
p. Glover of Harwich, Mass, purchased, aud the
usual complement of water casks sto we'd in her hold.
Having coating license she then put of for certain
place on the Connecticut River where she 10 take
n water fearing detection should she attempt il here.
After that, abe was 10 meet sloop somewhere near
Saybrook or New London, and receive from her the
captain, and owner, together with the usual stores
Of beans rice, castor OIL and other requisites for trip
10 the African coast. These proceedings were all
known to the authorities bat ii deemed advisable
N view of the ruling Of the Courts hereabout to the
amount of evidence sufficient to wausot a conviction,
b give the negro-stealers taste of Connecticut
tce BY .ome the information cent by District
Attorney McKeon TO his colleague in CoausCti,ut
leaked oy., and sflaI tsksS il Der wafer tae schooner
Sot wind OF the chase, sni suddenly hove sn,hor and
nut oil into the Sound, whittier the soop followed her
Frightened by the action Of tae Connecticut Mar
shall the schooner would no: take her stores on b,ard
and they were therefore brought to this pert oy the
koop sureptdously transferred 70 the bNk ranpIa,
and are now probably in HavsEs, or very neatly So
together with the purchaser OF the schooner. After
beating about for some time the Schooner rv,ufnei to
This port, and last week seiE 81 by order ell Stc
Attorney NcKeon q slavsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
PORTRAITS OF THE PARTIES.
DIR. BURDELLS ESTATE BEFORE TIE
SURROGATE.
ONE OF HIS BROTHERS APPLIES FOR
IErrEpg

Mr.. William Burden, brother Of the Doctor, and a
resident Of Columbus Ohio, i, in town, and has
Ignifed his intention Of presenting his petition, as
nett Of kin, for letters Of administration the estate
Of the deceased. Mr. Patterson, Of the firm Of Pat
tersop T. Eastman, who acts as his counsel, gave
notice to that effect 10 the Surrogate on Monday
nsrning in order to prevent er Parte proceedings by
ether persons.
Mr. Burdel presented Mr. Patterson with letter OF
Introduction from Mr.. + Ball, OF the late firm OF Ball
T. Chase Of Cincinnati. The letter states that DR..
Barde left large estate, and died without ISSUE aud
advises Mr.. Patterson, as representing Mr.. Burdel
one Of the next kim Ito examine the papers Of the
deceased and see If there is will if no., TO have
"ttters issued"
Mr. Chas. Edwards, on behalf of the children of
John Burdel deceased brother, gave notice to-day
Of his intention to apply for letters in their name.
In addition 10 these relatives, Dr. BurdeD left two
Arethen--James, who is supposed to be in Indiana,
and Lewis who lives in this city but lie not in his right
mind beside number Of half brothers and sisters.
These applications bring up, Of course, among other
questions connected with the estate of DR.. Barde,
Mat Of his alleged marriage, whi,h Mr.. W. Bardel
regards az an impossibny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
Arrived.

Slip somatra, Mathis, Palermo sept and Gibnhsy OF
D. Draper Sn Of tina, city put into tai, port in dses.
ing hs.vl weather. 9.i .a. stove wns r.s
dsmsse. Jan. a. lat u.s. I'm % a. tel II With the sehr.
coal bound Boston with all bio s~sy spare
badly injured and ,skns badly bad u feet Of ~sf In her
po Day .poie .hp Daniel d Posmoa,h Cost - day.
nom mobile Tor HAVE who kindly supplied With bresd
sDocantersS hSfncsls fr,x s. to W on de isl NJ.
EaIie, native of cspe Cod wa. loot overheard
N Ship John Blish' Sstht Lye'Hoo jan D. with mdss %
Jan a. and oa tie hs.nd. 7th a.t declined 81
osl 70 see large qusAtit Of ~fecssd stud % George
pass David Ogden towed Ito Qasanne l..s nss, b.
Bai 4 = 9anis Csr,ml Bremen, sremesh..-n Dec. IS.
VIII Te.e AID pas, 70 was to"ed INTO QUA IIiins a.s
Barb p All tBr Hutehhs Palermo and % day. from Glib
rAtsr With lemons te 70 Mddlsnn Ca. Sailed 10
company With Sip Time, bAk Palermo and brig oDa al from
sehr VIM. ~ Dodge. weleh, nln.tlin MEXICO. q day.,
Co. &C se,.sl % Dodge Co Sailed 10 conrtny WIN snss
PLrJ Fnd NahA1 and jaese bsLey All 70 eEe'-nf mo
oily pilot ,hs place Nathan anchored The w. 81 o,
sIPrsceed ssry 6sa,y weahsr in The Go Jsa y ead ~
l. t.. ds mag a. = & 10 . 'Pss hsp SIs
been Of H.iteia. 10 day. .plit ..s boat ke
ard .. fosed 70 pear ss,y or Chshe.too. Capt W. you'd
en- ne plot h. Pr The place !. NOT beoyed eesedsei
n De Coast Plot there are 20 buy. whatever and sever
EaS ben a. fsT :. CsFt '" could .osrtdn.
sehr Granite sat- Bsl'-. BOstOn Via sandy Hook lays
VIII ucss. u > W Lewis
sehr hsnrsh Ravens Pnter with hides from wreck Of brig
Charles li1ms s.hope e. BrssHtne Beech, 70 Heanns;
seAer oo.lnL Ihs brig C. :" lays IN god poa,9' AID
vii 10 doubt b. gft If.
sts.nsr PeIel Airy, Bhs,ol, R. Via Sandy Hoss, WITH
nds-. 20 !. Odsu
sAiLED-sL.ps Loobou;. Hamilton, for Gan Ffane.scoi y
Scranton spencer or Anss'p tab, Gr.p~.ho Car 1
Bay saafsD6er brs. John Jones NILS Tor Chsres,on;
Adelne Fluker Partridge for CI8suas AoDserrs.e
bsk C. Tutou Bread ior reTti4Ie, Oregon.
BELOW-sbip l. gan Taylor HAr- jan. 10, vhh mdse tnd
pa. 70 William "hiloeh lSss anchored on Tie Bar ~
biEhtl baks FAs5 Wsop Ncrs Cruz % Hu BroL Nf
tira from BerEIGs brig Putnam, Brown, from HsyznA
wIsD-Durins the day, INV, AID fresh
The schr csrn..a Abore BrsAntine Beach The hess
specie have besn Andsd the beach the ossoes VI
have 70 be Esles sgL
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DIED.,
BLATCNFORD-At Ne

BLAICHFORD-A New Brighten Staten Island on sur day
norrt,s FEB 3 ws.n \ Lohtop ooy ehild OF james W.
II. .tnicy - Be he'd residence Of Ii. r.s4
lOsh inst At oecei Tie sse.uaboa, dulasao, VII
leave tot Of whist.n street ct P u .ae retain .; s.
uenL The t,ua, Of the f-n!ly invited to attend
DoDBs-on Sunday, FEB Al Brooklyn, very sat4epy q
Sarah Dobbs aged year;
O'Clock fro the residence OF her pssLts No Il. CAtoa
Astnne, near Myrtle AyeLue.
EpGARAt the House Of Refuge, on Sunday Feb Bob S.
His f;ter and nd. are respectfully invited to 1ena and
sie charge Of the funeral Any day they deem, psopeI
FIELD Ga Esne.yi FEB Wy .usdety ., sssuSsfi'l
Of the eIks cors snA IN .es d.usb;sr Of Gee al
Apts gle' is,e year, AID 10 Il nh.
lac eDds Ane Tssves .ie invited 20 s,ieoc he fn-rA on
Wen -sGsy the 18th inst, a. IL oeoek - Nc - b.ecks
HAvILASD-or saturday FEB. 7, J.ae, vil0~ Of I.r.e.
Be- t.HG. ana ihO.e her J.me. @ aeee4 H.ary
T AbrAsAm aEd Charles H.sLAsd AID Asr .Oc n-A~,
OF T1s.ts, -ts1rcSl = oSs MA. chassE COZ
rnh and SeooAd tveEne, wits0u .tasT notice
HOsART-In Brooklyn. LoAE I,lGrd o. ~os.ly Feb .
BsI jsDin Ming HOb4t 49, s! yeHs.rds AZ
ID erd, u p i.ai, Ne Is'Prefssy y = .ead the
ale ir.ideEee, Ne - Livins''oR stree H-aoves PA,-,
BrOoilya-
HUST-At J.cisonvle FA OF Friday Jan Is Of eorsurno
op John FIsdsiicI ;. HgH eldest SCI Of freeG. Hga,
TIE taxa t. wors..t-r M.s. Gos la,erer
LAwsENCE-or Sunday, Feb Ae.lDe. The beloved rif.
# Geoi &c Lswrvree, % tse 80 yea 81 Aef Az
Ihe fercs O. re
AstGG her fan, u. lis ruesczyl A.sTnoon ., e!ock
nou NJ. q Adams s;st,t, brusl .
kokRlS-or Sunday eveIIg FEB g. Nh I,-y MJrriI sea
So
The fris8s. Of ;be hy iavted attend funeral
without further notice " edrescsy llte INST a. 10 n
-om Der late rsidence. No - NsTick street TIE
vii Dc hken 70 New Jcrrsy for tnieIEeIi
ROBINSON A, Brooklyn, Gem, Saturday. Jsa II
DorcAs RobinsoH, widow Of he ATE Vie kobiason eco
aged - yeA&
rASNEs-os Fnd.y. Fob a, lis l.,e se.I>u-, No. So
Livnss Brcokyr. CAPT J0An fsnnsf sIer mo
'rsc.e- L'p.ss. wseh he er- VIII Ckrstsz tr-!.aie
RayspSSs VII IL k,. = Csesa~Sss CeGessy " gsesSay
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O. How many snes. A. Tw,;s, .eink.
O. DID you attend the funeral A dld DIT 81.
O. Were you With TIE fscny Up - tie tme Of ms
funeral A. No, Sir.
o. Don't know any thing tLs; occurred 70 The fsnly
AFTER lsst Saturday NIGH. A. week ego iss' oS''-i
DAY night. We. G.,
O. On The same foor the cook ikPi o. - A'''
sk.
o. Wa tbere stair door A. Yes sr
Q. Did Won ever close il. A. Yes. 81 ,,o
O. Weeo did you frst hear ms: mr.. y 1a''lIt
.h,msd 10 haze been married 10 t1e DocIh. a \
vol AGO Lat Saturday ming.
n Wac aid che s;ste that. a. In her room.
* va II oef re The Coroner here. A. NO SIR.
d WA. did she say. a. III Il d.. Burdeh vas her
husband. ...11..a e.o.,
her A. Yes, SG.
o. Then you saw the marriage cetiicste. A. Yes,
Sir. 70 .,,
O. How did che i,troju e taat 4. She said Il was
Q cret sbe hadn't tod any one.
O. Was that The frat thing she said sfte: you an
nouace3 u desth A. No, i ws 1sl an yur s'ts''
ward che was sitting in chair w5en she told me.
O Did abe send then for a csrtihcaie. NJ sir.
q. How long sfterwsrd. A. When DR.. hIberts
came sbe got up and got II: .,
Coroper-We shall call the CASHIER OF the ArtIsans
Bsak I'D here 20 morrow morning.
Judge Cspron There's q suspicious trunk we ave
hoard Of lyrg AZ Of the stations IN Pola1e pma
which may contain thee clothes, and there u c9e
for ZOO drswn by the Doctor and never cashe5 which
nsy Be ia the pockets Of that clothing.
CoroneY-We will adjourn TIL III o clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
d,..n seposs. r,rs s7AO7s,cOo asai... ssa,se7,oN

drawn eepos9s we're tSo'O,'"' sss.as' s"'.'"'V"
row. The Saak capital u the mean tine has been IN
rr, ss.d syne .ish. mnior. AZ compared With lss.
week The increase N Lars is nearly a. 10000. The
decre,se IN specie a sb,c: ESQ o0c, sai N undraFn
deposits sl,9i5,Ooo. The d-re.e in deposits was
unexpected, sad partially ee! for By the heavy
payments during the week for duties. TIE Statement
- q whoe l. 10. 8 favorable ooe. The California
steamer however = d1e sbou, tSe middle Of the week
and will strengthen the Banks IN their specie reserve
20 as TO check SOY disposition they feel to contract
their loaDs The vans Of the merchants are r0S
considerable, and the Banks accommodating taen
rather than BE street, hear there was less wiling
ness TO erd upon the Banks durrg the latter par OF
the week. and there is an impression that the Inc Of
loans has for the present to1c,ed the maximum. The
comparison with the previous week Is ss follows;
fo.,.kn. Sps,I~ Circulation. Deposits
"a, 81 mi rs IS fs,NSsS sG,4asS slso %
~ eiiS s-s-lS sillgs 80 sstssr <SeSgs
Decrease. eLNf,SSA '''' 49,
The movement OF the banks since New. |, 1870, haS
L c,lia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

A SCARED NEsRo.-TAe Naskpi1S Ga-,rte tells the
SLOWING story Of the recent nesro excitement in iha
vicinity:
"A few weeks aso, during the existence 9f the
cr.ted in piece OF woods lew miles from to va, ev.
den.ly lsboIing under grest fear sad irepd4aOa Ca
being ssked why he teere, be SAD be Vas aissid
to stay a. the house where Be belonged sn6 which
close by. WIS, are you afraid of was sskst
why, be tsld 'Old Mistress h.s gone TO bed WITH :
pistol on one side Of her snd great BIS katie On the
other, and I'm afraid she'll riss :
RICHsoSp MICRO MAskEr.-T1s editor Of Tbs
WUresioN IVA W1ig who was recently on VISIT
10 Richmond. was informed by Messrs Dickinson, H'A
Co.. sustioneers OF that city, that the goes sm ,ant
Of their sales OF pegroes lss' year reached the enor
raous sum Of 5000 900 The entire s.les of othsr
hsuses OF similar kind in Riehn md /. lie s.3 woud
he business e increasing.