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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-01

propose purchasers ct Piano toitos to aI. ,,r re
nents trial IN order otost what say thef ,uai
ioru pas nlg tr them - W
TNchIy Npericncc on aur satisfies our vpn,
am could fifteen hundred persons 10 unii, -" @
opinion tlaf establishments Nurf! 4 S.t -" us
sbi, furnish heller cheaper, lstrlln, dian ", d., P
~ lillL- }. NASH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-01
kNsaut'.N HN",oNNCs Nos. esrNr.-pnl

0-e recently occupied by Mrs q lai,iord o>,r
NE if' N''srs simpson Brother. iur term, arly -
W. -, - NM JAS. l.. CLAY FOR AL
~ ''".n for Mrs. Il L. CIaNt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-01

\ II AHAtsTIAu, J. - CHRISTIAN
IN NAAL X Gov, MN a. kAAp.
SAM. ArtotklE.
TpNHIS commenced rs operations - years
With sRuarlutrod tarfa ui So On Which has atc'tmu
lated t. 6sA Hs ii, fha Isl January i-aJ all invested ~
STAG Strk aud la Bonds and Nor believed 10 De IN
duuhtenS good
W kn-W ct mode Of Investing money moro probably
Tie profits iput" hr the insured an has a,efBHrd not
lees au tiafty com annually on the premium pad
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-11-28
Ibe polnueslan;
plbIished weekly at Honolulu, Oahu. HI.
sRLES GORDON HOPKINS. EDITOR.
The Concert.

The Concert.
.Preposterous ass that never read so far
To know the why music ordained! :"
[SbGkspeGre.
Il know says reporter, " it was for the benefit
il Sailors Home
q thou wisest Of matter-of- fact mongers Thou
atel comment on the utilitariansm of the nine
III century! We wish thou vert
- upon promontory
And heard mermaid on a dOlphin's back"
rao-
"'Twere vain in such brasSy age
Song could not a thiste'-
ND half the town was present at the Concert on
sxay evening last.
saat the singing and music came up to our expecta-
ss it would be but poor compliment to assert, for
rs more,
And took in strains that might create a soul
Under the ribs OF death =
knowing as we now do the latent talent which our
uniy possesses, we can only regret that it should
wrapped up in a napkin for 364 days of the
d But if, after all, music
ais bat an echo dwelling in the ear
or the toy-taken fancy"
IL it is good for the moral as well as the sensual
tuition of our being that those " echos'' should
Der be zoo few nor far between.
i all the performers were amateurs, we may not
Efdualize particular ladies or gentlemen we will
even with a nod, indicate that Mrs C.'s soprano
d or Mrs. BPS contralto may be rivalled in other
zS, but to beat them-ah ga
There are songs and quavers, roaring, humming,
Guitars and every other sort of strummng,"
Honolulu has but those two Interpreters Of song,
lthey are above newspaper putting.
b if the performers were above our cognizance, we
word to the audience with whom we had the
81 of being cheek-by jowl, hale fellows, we'll met,
hot behind in point of admiration. Know, then,
1 honored gentlemen, that when q lady-and that
snateur-has just performed rather long piece,
Eg her vocal powers to the utmost, that taste may
pestioned which keeps stamping and clappng for
purpose of calling her out again, as though she
stage actress, honored and enriched by your ap-
be, instead of honoring you by her music. 1t is
hecessary for an audience to know the difference
seen a stave of music and white oak butt, yet
are little touches of human kindness, to say the
Il which it is ever well to remember.
Be Concert realized about $500 for the " Home"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-11-28

D. N. FLITNER
HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW AND SPLENDID
IL assortment of
Jewelry,
things lin his ne suitable for Christmas and New
Years Holiday Presents, consisting in partof
Diamond rings, pins and studs, sets of cameos
FlGrentne pins bracelets charms,
LOckets, Ocket rings, seal rings seals,
Gold pens and pencils, silver pencils, gold himbles,
Silver bimbes sleeve buttons patent sleeve fasteners,
Studs, buttons, gold watch chains fob chains,
Guard ribbon, cigar holders, silver cups, fans,
Porte-monnaies, watch stands, card receivers,
Smelling bottles, shell combs, pocket knives, &C., &C
Nautical instruments
ChrOnometers hand and for sale,
" In MAKEE's BRICK BUILDING of Queen and Kaa
hnma mn Streets 27-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-11-28
Bears.

b the arrival Of the Metropolis, Capt. Preston, from
gOn, His Majesty was presented with two young
ehnamou Bears male and female. The latter
sknce died We noticed, last week, that the r. A.
bad purchased the Deers imported by the Yankee
d California. The Animal Kingdom is evidently
Easing and we are reminded of the "good time"
Z ng when "the lion and the lamb shall lie down
Nber''
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-11-28

3 On the Anniversary of the Joint Declaration
the Independence of these Islands, it is natural
blink of those, whether at home or abroad,
leSe sympathies have been with US, and whose
lsions have benefited us in the hour OF adver-
Amongst those to whom every Hawanan
! weight of obligation there is arecent blank
ahiral Thomas, who restored the flag, and whose
eaest feelings turned hitherward to the last hour
fs life, has recently gone to his long rest ai'er
Ang many years with actions useful to others ana
aOrable to himself His death took place at MS
adence at Plymouth, in Deyonshire, but We are
informed of the precise date.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-21
u 3, GPE1ECH
GasUsF i-M ila...HH bY ia tt' @f
HON. GEORGE E. PUGH
OF OHIO,

On the FfcsldentS messhBe'
-lDelf5ered IN tho Senate of the United States
~ sr4so'.r Decen,bT 10, 1856.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
) s'n the nan'''e'''s'' ''1'e'. McREA wsLLs.
JACOB SCHEUMER,

JACOB SCHEURER, N.lfa 81
NuAIN street. between First and Second. havss equal
vu psrior, Advantages purchasing offers his
of the largest and best selected stocks
Suur Che wing smoking Tobaeco which he
and will sell low terms as any house In the city.
NH I'll m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
EvANsv1LLE. IND FRIDAY MORNING. April, 10. 1857.

workshops will he pouring forth their VOL
umes of smoke from towering chimney stacks
all along its line. There is no region of the
State so little known, and consequently SO
much neglected and so little appreciated as the
upper valley of the Patoka. There is no re-
gion where enterprise and skill can find q
richer field for its labors. -..4 rrr1 80
am very sorry to encroach to such a
length on the columns of the Journal but as
it has become the leading organ in this sec-
tion of the State, for advocating the great en-
terprises for the development and improve
ment of the country, hope its editor will
allow me to present the strong claims to the
attention of capitalists and men of enter
prise. which our almost unknown valley pos
sesses. :. ...-.. ...Fr~ = "RETIRED"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
IATTwAsSEs AND BED co ouFOHTS
DlN BALES fresh Oakun sale elase ccnsisn
6Vv ment deca r. a.. o'RtLEY x co.

0DlA fresh Oakun sale cheap close ccusisn-
NDVV ment deco r. o.. o'RtLEY d co.
CORPORATION NOTICE. ,i-
nRDERED owners oflots parts of lots the
~ West sids Of Third () between Main and Syca
cutters along said lots TO he paved
With rcck IN width and nine
inches a depth inclusive also OF good stone eurhtng Said
peted before the day Of June S5
the Street Commissioner is instructed
said sad and arising
will be assessed collected by sale Of said
lot much thereof as will satisfy said lien costs
Nv order Of Counct1. WE'LL II. WALKER. Cterk.
voiksbote copy till June tst. mh2o-td
1857. SPRsNG GOODS. 1851.
A Large Arrival Of Fresh Stock for Spring.
VXTEinves TO and look snIendid goods
I" We determined this Spring take the lead in
seag Shoes low prices and Goods will do
IL. just call in andlet us show We have them now
tits worth while to drop in and the
nss est fashions. mhis McREA WELLS,
ADIES q AuTBRs "A large assortment as all pric
.ro the manu- facturers direct. stii - N
mhrs EHft McREA & WELLS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
SJAn BUSHELS prime Ear Cora. reed per railroa,
&NIN1by mhl2 q. COOK son.


SO(ln Rus ia prime Ear Corn. reed railroad
To- MA SONS AN d CONTRACTORS.
FuNHE Trustees Pigeon Township vanderburs
County Ind. prepared to receive sealed
heavy bridge to Pigeon Greek the
line OF Frankn street. the corporation Of
sssh m si about & s
material srouud which 90 per will
peon Of the job Plans and specification be
BUSINESS house Of Dssfss Kramer .tress
lan2i-tt
tue 18th day Of March ls ordered that the time for
receiving proposals building bridge
Psscn Greek be extended e the sts day Of April isS
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEHSHIP.
NHE sopaFtnsrship heretofore existing between toe
RIVER s.. saa s ay e. sas
by fhs parties The business viii be settled
BY Mr. John simpson. yoHN HvS SlsM4IrSpSSnns
gDLACK AND BRONZE TOILET sLIPs.-rhss.
fore tsey .hcy eo Also wrought morning Slips
at mkis McREA WELLS First street.
- ,m Sox Rrsoms; 50 dos Wash Boards;
window Gla' 40 bags SPICE: S,. rssS and
a - DoZ ass'd scrab Brushes;
ss.' 49, q wss: his:' e:
rec d and fer sale very loyhy coor .ov
mh2s IL.E--sl 80 1.a. oook SON.
| UNGGs AC-go dos fresh Egss;
Il lbs prime Lard; ico9 lbs EIrA dr,ed Beef rs'
rss'dby mhsS d. "a. oooA q soN.
NA mh3i yIcKERY JOHNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10

RDU.ACK AND BRONZE TOILET Sl.IPS.-These
heautes again hand. supply Yourself be-
fore they Also few dosen wrought morning. Slips
At mkls MCREA & WELLS First street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10

nN after Monday. Dec. 1856 until tursher
~ The Mail Passenger Train will leave Evansville.
i:l0 p Marrvingst vincennes at 4oo r. M ia time to
with the Evening train the Ohio and
Raroad for ST. Louis snd Ceat.i Illinois rerre Haue
7:t5 r. M sWd indianapolis at I:05 A NJ making
connections Tor Cincinnati Columbus. Cleveland PhiladeI
phia. New York and Baltimore. fa
Rstnrnns-ieavesr r the ar
rival OF train from ladsnspos-srrvss at Evansville q,
500 r. M. - III ~ -,t...l s.-fI.f q I
and Louisville day. Baggage checked at Indian
polia. .t...... afra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10

SSUNORlES.-ZSb beS Tai
~ 100 dor Brsoms; 50 dos Wash Boards;
go Aoxes Window Glas; 40 bags Spices Just recd and
| for ale Nv mh4 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10

uNGGS AC.-yo dos fresh Eggs;
Ia lbs prime Lard 1oo9 lbs Extra dried Beef rst
rec by mh25 Y. II. COOK SON.
M s Ssrx> 1000 Ii. Ind xa.,A and ia. al. H.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
FARES:

Daily rresht Trains leave Evansville and TerroHaute At
7 30 A. W.. which local passengers will be taken.
~ For snvnformatou through Tckets apply at the
TRANSFORMATION Once head Of Locust street. Ev
ansvIie. decIs j. J. DANIELS. sup't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10

RECUE.AW C0NClNNATsiAND ID NASH.
: r--f WILLIE PACKET ga Hro
pH Il y ENNKssKE BELLE. JAMES LEE.
Masssr viii s, %..s reg ssear AR ir, ~ sss.oe
passing Rvansve every altefnsts ~eek for V
freight passage apply on board ees'-o"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10

~ DoZ ass'd Scrub Brushes;
ZSD n doz do Paint do IS dos ass'd Horse Brushes;
rs DO do Shoe do; 10 don do White Wash do.
reed a.. and fer sale very iov| n. COOK & sos.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
NEW YORK.

From AkUEu8T g. RICRARDSONsS Al.
vertidng and Cdrrsspondence Once, No. $50 Broad.
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

AmmAAS-sMwuL by ths Etv v. HsIbssS, w
nA A0nsAs E-q 70 nia OAsoLun n Smvus}&
dst shtr Of Johs 6Alwe !, Esq I'll Of Yosh&a-
hrA-rBonrsoH in trinity church, OsSanbA q g.
on Tuesday Oca l3, by Rev. u. BaAnd, Ool ~ q
Bl,As Of Nashville rDu 70 Mss J3aaup fDosrsu8
daushtsr o, ,be late joseph Thompson. Of LAadsrsal
county, AlshaDa
DUsAs- Ho, 1ns AT Fling Rpg tuesday OsA a
~ Rev. Ling, Mr. Ar0Csrus N. DsssAa q Vas ~.
70 Mis- hAay A. daughter Of Rev David Hclrsss, a 80
etIg
GADsDE-9suu1 In Brooklyn L O. weduesdav.
Oot IL, by Rev Frodk. A Fayty. WuLAn 1AOsDSu, q
IhsEieston c 70 AARI UKWUU, the former paaoA
LnO0Ar-uoR0AH On Wef pesday, OCT q, By Rev.
Jessc Pound, d D., ASpnw LpooAY Mrs OewuxA
city
HHnR-rBAcxvRA Al 81 Petas,s church. PaIsAnL
phia on Tuesday, on 70 by Rev Dr. oieuh.t ansv W.
HAA nHn m, Of Nov YORK, 70 KnnA T., daushass q
n mel W rhscs era EQ OF the form 70 oily.
PAKSs-Days On Tuesday, %, %, by Rev. J. Par
con Hovey, Mr. wuIIAn O PAXn 70 Mas hAAA J.
DAvIH I'll OF ths city
ryAss-Tm Bxoscx -On Tuesday evening, oA a q
The F0rty Thu ID street n church, BY Rev w.t.
ley, IN . PnAD. E'q Of Baltic Greek Mich % -
yuHA n. Tn RsosCK, q this city.
Bstue Greek se1ersouisu pleOs COPY.
ROBuHs-DAvSou Ia Port Jc6essoa. 5vok county L {.
"a Fuesosy, Dot 70, b. Rev. Daniel Jones, Mr. OaAn
RoBHss TO biu bART nAIros. ycupge2 daughter z
Apcsos D., tou Esq oil q Port JcNevvoa
annn -Kpr On rrcsf ~ OF 10 q Martsl sGroo
ohu,th, by Rev I. OuyIsr, NJ BAsuu sxYn 70 -
In oDs a., daughter q Qanhy Kipp, Aq.. al Of ~
dy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22
REW YORK CATTLE aARKET.
wDu~oAY, o. q, 1887.


Tho rupply, thoosh not snori mas fallen on some 700
bead and believed thai the pumser st greater
during eary para Of the day and In oor aenoe he
a. 10 brsk, and PIT ,cs went up sboui 80.
per 10 not ths svcrss. quality Of The STICK
ives que inferior thAs OF Leaf week mere were very
many ordinary csts sale 70 day. which brought from
90 70 pka tbs better qualities ranging from hs, up 70
lie with very fsw ~ he lsner ratio rhe bes os
OF GA 10 offered from Esctrcxy, and scd ~ Aston
Meyer 81 10 70 lokc sfs~ Of sbe very Bon brought
n,asSet vss mash 10 ve thas We hsd supposed 70
nnd ~ The supply hailed chiefly hon IInois and Ken
lucky rsrSs represented By sbost $50 kesd, wnoh
sold from y, 70 100 according W qualify. There
sboa, $50 heal sold on Monday ~ Bergen Hill. u was
thoushi NE yards woald be cleared By night ms
week ard u III ns yards 500 head, assass 3s7e head
iasA week
COWS AND oALv1a.
The recepa falling OF bui me supply u amch, %
tho dsmssd 10 only moderate a. PREVIOUS quosstens.
VEAL CALVES.
sut p oes do ~, vary mssray our lar arcsacns,
rko be,rs We hsner pre-
aHssr AND LAMBS.
Tia Dc rAnd Tor gooi lAmDs oonns % ursnased, and
pfo,s have vsrced 40 % three shhs per soAd Too
maxke has been u,1 acsive during II. whole wsox.
ms reosips esvs Sos been qaie 20 heavy
me Receipts ocunue large, Add ~ ths demand 10 mode
me, prioes have rscsded 70 SO sko, for swim
fed. and $40. go FOR Sasu I'D. ms receipts
diving The past week have been hcs-y, aof mssy
Aavs been direct 70 me slaughter nousra nose
~ uiuai, eus fail 70 command high prices os
she largo sa5ps semine v, which 10 usually the -
AIS season o. Geys1. fhe number sals vss 3gos,
macy q ~hica WI be les for the part y 20 vscs
REHABILITATION,
TIE local reocpe q AL sao,s ~ iii ths yards for tbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

n Ve0ool k1CkoQ up AZ SO0.
YnOB kyLE LOSS OF ALL ON BOARD-vERY MYsT1-
BIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
We Avs Just learned the fact thai the sloop BSanty'
VIM, Il Wilmington, Delaware, with sASs bushels Of
wheat board shipped ocsgns Point landing. james
river, Virgins, BY e Runan, Jr, for ~ the gentleman
vino y oos Informant says tho nrm OF Horn, ssuHez
o. q I1l Peal street, In this city, W. picked up By
UAytah OAriss Germain Of the steantug wavs about
mile sast IRON bs hight ship on SANDY Hook, Tuesday
morning ass, end By him toHed 70 Jsvsey Oily, where
ne nov u.s.
Captain Gsrman says that during the previous night Il
BIZ. perfect gale, and .hen the vessel vas severed
BY him ~ light In morning, the ses was making
clean swssp over hss, her sails flying loose In the
waasr; she was heavily laden, and must have SUNK
In ooe hour later. No person wa found on board,
aos any trunks, clothing, books or any ev
denoe d shp except copy OF The bill u Ading
which being shown 70 the consgneos 70 be oorrec
tAsy having received duplicates OF Same BY mail rhe
bill Of adpg The vessel TO have been loaded win
whesA above stated the paoe named and ID signed
"0Apt-,n John co'ns By kary curns, In whose
handwriting The bill 10
ne O. ppass sas found Tie cabin door, yawl boat
9oae anchor gcpe ana snotnef properly weighed 81
ths boz. large sSe muske% was on deck Tho ha nhes
wore duly fasss and cauked Since bringing the
vssse IN nothing yes bean heard OF the OF
whom composed. OF the presence Of any person
else On board rhs csSso b insured in he Orient Mutual
lDsUanns Company, Wall street. Whether ths vssss 10
lagured Or nos e Dcs koo~n.
Full particulars III be given far - ID known 10 tAe
freeds OF Ire nis'ng those isserested bv calling
wtlAsm Jshns, E.q tbe unse Of Captain Germa n, .,
Jerry Oty, BY ~nsm shs vessel and cargo viii be do
eAincd Tor savage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

me Or1A--ws hear thAs the new season n the En-
Asny win comDisuN next week, probably o. n,nday
m astasA win DO F~xsotni, La Grange, DAD "A f~Hs
wen make her dsbss In Opera here - irvaos ne sn
TAs1, assssfd 4 ns~ 'snorl, s1 1,vrOol rs ira
bsso, who sai,s. In W pss'. "0~ - asg q ths
Il \ rumored that sAs Mare s.k comp. $500
Acsawa. theatre sex ~eek and hss the as actions
a@rss win - AIDED 70 these Of the Opera ". harssek
Ssa Gsxxaaiss, Ramos Il now priua donna), Bhgnoii
AzsdS, Be,,ardi (>s~ 'en'r), nsaioo, and Rsnoosi,
who bas been here no weeks oas nss nos yes sung In
NE United States. rhe Pn~soePnM season c'oses this
week. Mssetssk wiu only have short seAsca here
sA,ss or az nvhs.-as no goes amosi Immediately 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

Q, the sssvc v~oss uths . uour was ia fAf deusad
.S,: :'': .s' Ds ss. q .: es sss
end be ,Uci, ~ chi me . q I'll I'd. ioo.sd ~
Irene 20 Gu toe -hne sousher 1t . 70 81 Is; eonnr
Opio - 81 II; red uihsr. q - 80; Johnson Usss
disn ~hl.s 81 rs and fs.s DO :. u -; uaasa saA
q, Ne receipts ssd soos Scss moaev~'s rbs s.ss en-
psSu about 10, o. bushels Western MIXED TO
S.. and -s4ss 90 ! 500 ! sSs a,s. ss.ss q .Sr
coo ushe,s ore veporssd as g., SOC Oats ~e'
l.,' d n.ad sed ps.css On :. go = 90 Tor !.
sofvza es,es Of about 6co bsgs Of P- 80
| I0xs uhc and 100 bags sS- ,sNe 400
,s1rvs 20 uansst- "1ae y
---"-- ~ssS sepcstsd. asd In the ab
~ u se.poOl, sSou, 80 ,ooss 10000 ba.as.
n S~Sat WSsS eeasged. N bulk q - "a isssuN'~s
% ss; a. 50 g. 4. -. .. .ss =. ss'9
70. 40 s boz ,cs ss ss :, -: -1ta some
sos-,. sss' =: sao.s. lao sst i.s, :!
ara no pIss Of Iis q n. Cd. ssas {, ala
=, 81 10 BrnAn- ahds susar NO..
% 81! n.''s % as.rs wsrs unoha0esd
N en- 'arers esc Layers In 1hos boxes = q n
~ wss In s'sd s6tprns demand, ~ta saio Of Abou,
100 TO- btle. o. &c, eeS
I: -s.s. q n"asr"ss . = ,sui o. = ss
ios coaanoc aso ~ .ar lamp
hoiALz4 w. quiet, AKA no salss Of Douasnt had Trans
prnh
NEAL 6EoRB Tho na-nSs w. len aasnaAsd, asA
sstes W0e confined to spirits Aypsntans ~ S0e Goc
cash Common Iosn pomLsal q yo91ordAy,s quota
d ~, while o-nde was unchanged.
Pm vNoss -Pork - rhs martee duz, 80 ne eaaes
Of 0e0 limited The vansAOuops small lys Sooeod
about t2S bhs-, q 81 n Phi N AcAivC dsmsnA
- ot1, end 80 20 $40 - for round hi De
inaUavo, -ut hoidor conousd - dem and prsvioas
pstoes, whssAss ooodsed 10 stout % tbd isoia
ding reoac&sd western o. e3 t4 aD1 extra DO - oN
- ssit Prime mes vas dull = s2.2s Beef h.ns
were at Gle el6 So Bacon sdeable In lots q 100
for smoked Western. Ont mesh zero qutot q ESQ Tor
shoCher, end fXo FOR hams d 20 cd hogs Sere In |
fAAr demand u $40. Tkn Lard dull and 10 ~ev;
saJes Of liz bbis end Heroes Of common made ~
Ioho Win small sales o. good 10 primo Of Ito. Butter
mo cheese were steady, with fair demand from the
I,ade /
suoAa wsee In pretty good demand sns crt 80 wore
Tho sales EN- praoed sbeut 81 hhds, IN
,ludcd IN aich 81 hhds Porto Roo q 20 and the
remainder ooaslstod OF Cuba nusoovado q exc 8t,
or refining goods, and 81 exc. 7ko with small los d
10 Of grocery sugars
The c,n 3lo vss bid and 22o sshed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22
Board OF Eauoaf1On.
gHu YRu ACADIns-THB LSTg LIQUIDATION UPON
IT QUAsHnD.

Aso~A~ - .s~~~~~~O'''
IT QUAsHAD.
me boefd q Hooosaoo mes NOT y" evouas, 10
Aetr chamber, oxuer Of Elm and Grand sReoe Oa the
reading a Ne mnu q or the I'D meeting quite disous
e0 1~e s~Su' sAs'o W. S0sss S1o'S p''~'A'' ""o1
Ne Board roe from the Com oftae hole A1d adopt
"a ge repoS oSthc Commee mskins such great Oh snscs
-. .~-~r,..,, a. .,ra,.. :, ~. s... Ao,d.ux
- $500. - = - ~
Oomnissooess LDohm ana SHOOK - sNa ney moved
OIL o. NE house ana nop esidens .oa.d nos osu me nu o.
Como hard language WAS used against the President and
becreesry q Nc oovd
Mr. LAoosn moved toM OIL te minutes s'er tue board
went tssn aoDmmfuee o. voc wooc % Mbokeo OUT
several Demesss sposs oeIenong NE osrreceaeo o.
enc minuks sno ioe scuon sAAeo ~ ne mino W, VINO
wee r~sess ouisg zoe Az par q toe previous messhg
Prnhnt0k1ns stated tnss mere 80 call o. we mouse,
Doon ooeid no b PIT he eoaadsrsd shs mlnulss cor
roc& ths Fosost OF me oommi ZEE OF tae whole was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

RonAH CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsvLUM-GRAHD FnsrvAL Al
IN AnADmy MUSIC - rne perfor manoes this afternoon
md svssiss Tor u. bosen Of tho R'msa Catholic Orphan
Asylum ofsr unusual saraouons In the snernooa the
entertainments wii ooasst Of couple OF ppulas fAroes
With ssisoaon Of their choicest Ethiopian By
hrisy Woods troupe. In The evening viii be gves
- pleasant HsIe comsdstta tho "Damb Bse" 70 b
Doo ned by per ornAnos By Hsrr Ulas on ths cOrde
dsstqxe, he fAvoriis comedy of"An hat Gnsssn IL No
Gen" asA uwssw Irish farce By NJ Sloan, Of "xss
n~bn-" In sdolaca 70 these there WI be end Of In
asriuds n the sbaps Of Irish ballads, sh ygs aad pas
evstsssSs Most Of he best known and aoss popular
u q theatres have volunteered their sesvi0ss thls
ecoa, and tsoss Who pasronss ths charity win aoo ag
have Ne sAvaassgs Of doing good action but Of saons
Q puse Roak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22


0'oaes, said. ls7cssd WIN " rszrssx - s.~r
s'eosasvs bubbles Of the day aser Tho aanner ., sc.
swo Or more ns-spaper propns.ors h.rs b.,
Ia phiIosopoy than those eminent
mo end shsa came upon London the ssmo d,yk ,,ous
which hssxs to-day svw New York. We DO NO.
b,., - tho H~a AA II apks, but ths IT
asa ux speak sooner, and what 1 cOps'a" does
orsr in ~ rsspec \ Tho HnAlo For 0ce
yssss the 7sma rsrsdsd In A'' columns those bubpls
sohemes, Without ons ~prd q wNnnA' For three year,
when held up La tho Eest gotec cc Va have torn
asde their gaudy covering aua pnsSx 70 The rc6snneN
and corruption beneath. Had the Lsados Tmes p1rsusd
similar ooure much ruin had been avseed. me law
Of commerce. and Of nature ere the same, ms laws Of
dfsaructou ere trushsuJ termed natures scavenger
Troy thai which becomes usclsss puFQse
q vitality. Those ~ho attsnps TO continue exiseuce~ 10
The midA Of causes producing dseass, eKmsuiAed,
end tAe rsos stopped. But sheu The teupes u passsd,
Ne Or bsesmes Tor Those Who survive u, sws pure and
healthier. This really but railroad panic, We that
In Eagasd Ia Is4s; and - shas sosnay rese In . rsW
years sscadr End stronger, 90 viii ours; for while the
panic proceeds and as o~aks and bankYups breaking
cotson grows ard the immune grapaSes evey side
guarantee foil pockets 70 tbs producing oiasses.