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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
DURAL RESIDENCES
N MANUFACTURING SITESl
RARE OPPORTUNITY II

FOR sALE-l0 SQUARES OR ABOUT S4OO LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property situated the line Of the N o. jackson
and G. Railroad miles from the city The ground form
part the Metarie Ridge higher than other place
within forty five miles and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial means.
the families of the business of the city
of the higher grounds have been apart for pr
residences with ample and under uniform regna
TONS of which is designed shall be lined with
ornamental To their wants. grounds
have apart will be donated the parties for
Schools churches colleges and public Here taste and
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty. ,...-. ..-
sections apart for business purposes This To-
caty decided advantages for manufacturing
than other point in State 1t has front on the
Mississippi river of than mile and half and upon
navgabe Of Lake Pontcharran only about four
miles distant 1t is the only place where the n o. jackson
and N Rarosd directly with the river and offers
districts For establishment manufactures Of all de-
scptcn docks and steamboat building has not supe
the Of artzans and the mechanc
much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered.
Lumber by the daily trains brick made the spot
be delivered here at less than city The Railroad Com
pany the necessary facilities to the travelling
muny will accommodation train to and from the
the of those doing business In
the city sufcency of travel may require It. Mr.
his line Of omnbusses to the depot at the
hours thus making the connection with Canal street
portion this property will be sold at low prices for the
small payment of five cent in cash. balance five credit
! with interest at six per cent annum.
Fer further particulars apply to MINOR KENNER, at the
of Kenner; w. p COLEMAN IS St. Charles street,
| f. VOsE, las Magazine street. au2O ly
| NT M IITS1!OV r ERV-T TUE ER ATEST a N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

pxs4LcArlos.- Mr. George A. Clark, Of New
Ysrk son Of the xMayor and recently payingteller
= the 6rocer's Bank, has beceis defaulter to that
5asitution TO the amount OF about $40 900. BE had
not baea arrested at last accounts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

TT9| s9Tg T3 OFFICE on sTEIE CTIIEF OF aPOLICE
sanss sf persons
andM Of 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

Ftan M CHARLEsroN.-- The factory Of the South
Carolina cordage Company, in Charleston, was de!
soyed BY Gre on the 10TH involving loss Of about
S5ee00.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

REEFsOo bbls and half hhls Family Mess for sale by
ID s-gIL. ~ JOSEPH LANDS CO.,
n5 S. Tchoupouas street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

COAL-COAL-450 TUNS BEST QU UALITY RED AN :
~ Broken and Screened Coal bark Old Hickory for saie
in quantities to suit, by j. II. ASHBRIDGE co,
o22 l20 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

Y ~. :
New ORLEANS, Nov. l6, 1857. s.-gf
4 MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
'78Ii. MAYoKALTY.oF OF NEW ORLEANS. ta
o oannaa s ~ esass ss E dy Ssysssss ~ S
"a L No. 1856. II
Reolvsd That the Assistant City Attorney be, and he j.
% s
violation the provided aid Aontfort pay all
Situated sR ii Dauphss
Immediately with zinc other ncombusble mate
rial ~ ssaedl WIN Il SUMMERS
Isirnsdl lssiesns II 'Rasf aEfp Niu's AieA'
M President pro TEN. Board q Assistant Aldermen.
Apg5essdaj pgsnsdj S0ye1aaslA caAs T. T. WATERMAN MA
5ss eg Ak No. 1856. 5J
Resosea That the Committee House and Prisons
a e shs
ksasss ksssssht pro tenn Assis,sst Asermsn
3a$ass President Board Of Aldermen
Esgssssd Rgs9ssf so;snass enss n Mayor III
5S64 I No. 1857.
Districts BE- anthoasd he think,
nsans persons from the Insane city
Assluni at Jackson, Louisiana
of Assiet
III rc!si pt9 tei A'oa q q II SfrATMERS
srils$ at''sAal President Board Of Aldermen
AfsESsss sssss s'vsGffs Nv swArERaAs Mayor MI
-.ss s h - r No 1888. i E,S 4
sso,sd That the adjudication made by Comptroller of
ss s s % ss h @ ad 70 sasns
security Regganor nineteen hundred and twenty FIVE
dollars Isl 9 be and the hereby approved and the
- = TSuned j. M. REID,
| ff President pro tenn Board Of ssisant Aldermen. a
/ Ii Ii. Nj .
President Board of Aldermen
November 49, 1851.
tEsigned ,' oHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor MA
3--------- = n
3D., r,t .h aaa ~ tle f!opntro,er of
~ for sha1,in Rroad street IN
,rn olaTs and Ave cents 80 g per
running be and the same hereby and the Mayor
nuinoi ileT ia "a nad Eli in'' ~ 'sA' + NJ REID
H frssd.,,, nro tenn Roard If Assistant Alderman
tle4lt5 fsjanadI 81 NJ SJTNNERS
A,provsd November IA ls,7
lsgaeol enAa. d. v . rNh =, way W.
E55T s5t5t 4Asa&5 I.3 M 35on L L'Ftt -.as
Resore That the adjudication made by the Comptroller Of
the contract for shelng Carolton to Henry
2 3 running foot be and the same hereby approved
authorized into the contract
tSignedl i,ys j. NJ. REID.
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
9 57 lsignedl H. N. SUMMERS,
Approved November 13, 1857,
tSignedl CHAS NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. nl4
---- r AZ. oro7 ------
NO 5o5l.
Whereas proposition has been made by the heirs of Gull
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4 NEW DISCOVERY-THE GREATEST AMI
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSAP ARILLA LOZEN S !,

Simple and Compound.
Prepared by N HEREu, Drugsist and fhyslciah.,
Superior to AL Essences srnps and Extracts SO naeo ana
to All specaiies heretofore KNOWN
nave Tor long lime thoroughly ne iIea VI
general ages snsosPoe m oshg ~ % sPpeu cd ~ M
e @ ;.h u pa biood or anp IF the
organs ss ~ 'N'''A'' N'''e'
BILE and mineral had the hope that Gould
hiring about slch result and thanks ndeatigable
searches il Is now obtained
have oupd In some vegetables this
grand idea which il based upon an oleaginos principle
ssparla partly known to the public Such discovery
which have the honor this Advertising The Of
has been given to It, precuded the
possjblity of doing divided
M and compound Lozenges that they might given
10 children as well as adults
Ny experiments made privately and remained
known until wonderful satisfied
ceeded charge quackery be brought
against me-
The attention physicians OF public called
these ozenges order that witness the admi
rabe results OF the
GENER Az EFFECTs .o' s'a.0
Tast;6ed IN br nnwsras of ~ a tbnnsaard narsons
The oarh is c,ssnsaJ @ ha hooS % IL ;sd nd renovated
h annU; a ,nmr;,;as @ f % ~; 10 rar @ an5 anS
- 'e - ~ - - 10000 =. s' 80 -
3 + EC l. = + U .:
Pronp ana radical cure OF az diseases eenetaIy. 81 N,
Persons VINO have used these Lozenge have never nao te
cholera nor the yellow fever; -,
matte and and b esses are eompletey cured
few davs after the remedy is reserted TO- -
other internal ni complaints disappear entirely
yided tbe Iogsnpes are resorted TO-
For sale Inv tbe box with a propectis showing how they
must be used '''
eENhhAh Dmr9 oarper toulouse and Bourbon streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
HENRY FoRNo, Chief of Police.
COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

.s5.ss, CONTROLLERS OFFICE 4
n - City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855. .S
II RESOLVED, Thnt the Comptroller be, and
standing in the official Journal in accordance
With the ninth section Of ordinance No m approved March
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
(Signedl E. L. TRACY, ,..ls 4
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
5f4tar734 tSigped1 L. H. PLACE,
35tt President Board of Aldermen.
, Approved April g. 1855 - !
fsignedl JOHN 1. LEWIS, Mayor. .,.-
The attention Of the officers Of the city and of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution. 4
IA T. THEARD, .1 e
jy16tf = Z 4, Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
-----, GREAT C f N =.
SIR III u RyR5krTs4. gESE kSgFH UnRnP. TThE
EST and ONIY RELIABLE LIME FROM NEW ORLEANS

N O., u.
S9EM u sf5ErTSS5 gf5E kStFS glnHF TfHE
Fhsaspha sss SPRINGS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Morning Express at 8 AN.
onRse Hss I'D IRE. Es Rail-
alfsar % s a fnrsn y saP Quincy and Central
n T. sn I. snn n %
cham vss
IS hours Niagara Falls ss hours New York 48 hours
liz spgy s M
VI. IS II " onA's' street, As" W. F.. REDDING Agent
@ W SfETSSsfs fShS si1EPofbi AFP SfhS1
SUMMER ARRANGEME
10a1sss @ Square,
AZ IA 0's'0eA p''.a5i @oatward Trains Leave
Alsers Alsen Depot
arsRs arRs at Brashear city, Bervcts Bay at + p
Inward Trains Leave
Arrive at arstna $50 NJ
Freight viii received for Bay and intermediate
@ sns
pers ~ . AL
E13TAL EHsF A pk{fiToRS k3TTE r AHb I5ib
OHIO RAILRoAb-W forms the grand central link in
he chain OF between the Mississippi and the At
AHf %aEEhISs fsinS;s rAEKERsBuRG, oNgHE
WAsHISeToN CITY and RA5TEMoeE q On THE FAST
RoHT RonTS Ss H 59 III IL 2TE
IS most direct every respect the rea
New ss
Phadephs and New York at the cost OF ticket to New York
information four Of the principal cities Union
less 70 than s be afforded po NV Y snns Ssr Nso
e spp Cao 81 X s0 at
East by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is Of
FlRsrThey may leave the boats at CAIRO, lat the mouth
the ohio thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
Ohio AP P %ssi Of fe d and
By this route the tsyesr % p pers
sEeoNDThe river traveller continue upon
q lake hs 62as II @ ss
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly to BEL
the baltimore and ohio Railroad
soas a at Ss e Ta 5 5 M
charged BY other routes New York only it
pops aso IN mi bs s distance from Columbus to
only SIS miles being about 100 miles shorter New York
route Consequently lsss detention thAn ohs
to SaLf MORE or WASHINGTON is but FoRTY.THEEE
nssH % giSs9i5 5 'Ra AsE s2s TICKETS VIA bAIr
ss s FSsfs s s y
under the s. Ghsss REasE& HSs ST Ms 2an
,oux NJ Sy,.D Agent B; @ R. R., New Orleans. ,
| FSOAJ-COAI,-ls0 TINS BEST on ATTY p ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

MARIE DE La NouvELLE- ORLEANS
q octobre, 1851.
nUVERTURE de la rue dies Grands-Hom-
~ mes, manteuant Dapphine, Avs public es par le
octohre 1851 e Conse Comnun de In vile ds la
Nousee ntenton de aIe onvrr Ia rue des Grancs
Homnes Dauphne de la Poogne au Cou
vent Ursunes ct en- veru dune petition des pfoprs
Ia l2leme section de la nouvele chare de Ia vls
OF sN sGdAS NJ. WATERMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
STREET CoM,R--oFFICIAL.

STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.
p the Second District Pound of ST. Ann and Derbny
AMI Mne abou. IS hands high with light bay
ons white about AZ hands high, with
WSish i within days the
November ss f ( 4 aGTd e ssfsf s1:is oonm,o.s,
-'''''''''l .'s''4 I. j. HITsELBERGER,.
o.,....l l,-.,.,,5,e.- Deputy Comptrolle.: q
conduit depot da Second District encogaurs @
des @ rues Ste Anne Ct Derbigny CONNIE epaves- G.
bae clair les ambes noes la crinere courte pas detaps
umsnt blanche mouchetee denyirou Lax MAINS
pusienrs yielles ceatrices d'etampe visible
enohsIs paSliaus s DEPOT
JEuDl 26 novemore 1887, l9 Ws heaIes a NJ
Eouyslleorleans lie Il noysmbre ISL '-1 nls 20 IS
ElKsT DIsTRIGT PogND-Was brought
dslk ssy he5ss NJ hands high the belly
she Goat black and whitish cropped and split in
One Kid with white stripes roHnd the body. e-. 7
;s 3ns se Goat. yeow pae and ~.
s. w be sgd 81 e At T. ' on
Registered November ii, 1857.
Clerk of Comptroller,
EPAyE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-Il n
~ etc conduit au depot des EpAyes du Premier District
une aet bale brun liz haut ventre
Une Cheve noire girls blanc ayan foee gauche
tee ct fendne. a-
81 les dies animaux pas dix ous les
pot f6SDi q novemsrs iss x6} i hssSss ~.
Nouvele Orleans lie ii novembre 1851. nl2 i6 ii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

-, MAYoRALTY NEW ORLEANS
s.l5z October q, 1857. (
OPENING Greatmen, now Dauphine street.
" Public notice is hereby given in conformity with Resou
tion approved October 49, 1851 that IL intention
Of the Council of the city OF New orleans TO have
opered Greaen Dauphine street. from Poland
ihe Ursnnes Convent accordance with the petition
real said for the which petition has
been published in the ocia journal in conformity with Section
40 oas ais sos n e' CHAs. N. wATERMAN. Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
VA AND MARYLAND NEGROES

Ep for Sale-Remcval from Esplanade street,
n WALTER l.. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos II and
rs Baronne street. where he will be found early in the
a large of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for SALE
he preparing ample healthy quarters the
business conducting the coming The
location Gravier and Common Bsronne street,
which due the ST. Charles HOTEL
and is convenient all the merchants and hotels.
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL,
'.... n and 7S Baronne street,
auIl lytW between GrRvier and Common.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
nl2 GAIN

TNOBACCO!-TOBACC SHALL FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business for my own account
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr Co., at Nos " and
2y Nstchez streets.
All business entrusted in our care the best attention
We will all times keep hand large and choice stock
markets. hogsheads and bales All descrip
tons of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also in hogsheads and
bales, for plantation use. JOHN PRlCE, Jr.
New Orleans October l. 1857, o2 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1s, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

erens proposition has been made by the heirs Of Gull
otte amicabie compromise of all rela
the Magazine MARKET and the property adjacent
appertanng thereto ceon the Of said heirs
of all their rights title and interest in and TO said market and
its being allowed the city the enjoyment
In full of said market curing reasonable term
of years.
Therefore RESOLVED That the Finance Committees be
thorzed with the representative Of said heirs the
details Of such compromise subject to the ratification Of the
Common Council. a .,s.5
= TI7s5 5[Signedl J. NJ REID,
e President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Z III JSgned1 H. H. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November ls. 1857;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

ssa ( No. $3.50. ] .tF f8
Resolsed That the adjudication made the Comptroller Of
the contract Smelling Broad to Aarquezsecny
Pelanne dollars and cents S2 95
running be same hereby approved and the Mayor
authorized to enter into the necessary contract. AZ
r fSjgnedl 7 ,7F y. II. REID
Il President pro ten Board of Assistant Aldermen
esa'F U fSienedl 2i 3 H. NJ. SUMMERS,
VA 90 President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November 10, 1851.
fSiEnedl CHAS iii WATERMAN, Mayor. nl4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

Rolred That the adjudication made BY the Gomptroer Of
the sheing Carroon Avenue to Henry Mcunn
security H. Blakeseyfor dollars and thirty mine cents
running foot be and the hereby approved
the
tSignedl j. NJ REID,
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
91 u tSignedl H. N. SUMMERS,
9iNEf5g1- ~ 4' President Board OF Aldermen
Z Annr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16

Fk JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
~ Virginia NEGROES, consisting of Plantation hands:
Backsmiths, House Carpenters Cooks, Washers and
IIcners seamstresses and House Servants The uuder
signed will be receiving fresh supplies during the which
he offers for sale for cash approved at HANS
Old Stand corner Of Espanads land Moreau Streets New Or
leans.
se2l end&ws John B. SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
fufa ynkIIlssala.

rs ~ Sthtv y lezday ~ dry dark
u sv sloaix xs.tss Il stushipe aitsred through
isaasa pa ~ ksa ~ II sEhs = scos =
thss ~ de~f lss xseesr sppsafso z 2 .as
sssS.sts ~ q ssurdax III sps IL hs hssd
" ehiehsn ont en Poydsas
shas ths 80 ~ ehcssn sooo e sas'eP
= ~ nas y ~ symnasiesl ability nay y
~ =, eontinuss among The ladss. Hoops
- - eut Il faahion from their xeAt IN
y = the DEATHS of the different dry goods stores
whystha Dssws nst with snch poor sue
" w. oxisay Thsaef becsnss they performed
sty ~ ~ ~ the 81 sIias s. The Old Drswry
N idsk Il bearing the announcement
Iaalis,s vostsu CustamhSuse Hrest. has
~ m Il p~int This liam made sevsn inches
- Il 1ssderdaysS Dsltas sled S
ss.san d Cs.al ssrss had one of his eos.bnttons
i ~ ffisss ef Iasy's shawl An itsm Of four inches
Juhs Js 6Yillugtoa got drunk, hit lamp post tnmhsd
ss esttsr md 70 The Work HOUSE W ts Recer
III. Aaisem foos long, II yesterday Fs.
Dnsh fsnnd her the st. Charles Hotsl after
avinx eiVs1 him up gone ssvnstssn years
tis ham of I've ipeh.s IN the Pie would have
ads sset cut u II It least had got the tsm first
mat rdictoas chsp, kicking up the mis-.
sy Yesterdays Tt.s Delta had nearly yard about
Afsa d cars os home with bis Wife, from the theatre
eths hissaid wife to quicken his pace,
ths laensss of the hour, and the probability
thas issy psasy kicking up at home. nsysr
Sk ~ Gait,n bis reply Indeed r said The
4 10 b treated BY ones wife that way
~ ishcrtibae lss3. ~
Olivier snd his Deputy, NJ. Mitchell both Of
then rcd md fellows, and humans to boot not
hsf long down smons the dead
liking thsl oieon Saturday. in order 70 yacate with
credit and thsr daily elected successo NJ Dau
~ md hi dspHte sorry them leave FOR they
been lind and courteous to asbu ehanGs
shs otder ID public occasion for grisf
sher Ehsrn Bs also last week n preparing
~ his successor With similar ccurtssy 70 that 81
| NJ Csccasr. ss4Ss
nigh Apd tsperdom, last night ayailsd itself largely Of
| Ne accommodation. z.
Wehsar ssat Of the railroad
X Il cowdng and Squeezing the three
~ aln additional TO fhat train would b
and ii toswhieh e patrons Of ht
~ " fAy snssd There remedy for it. Mr. Super
ifussn1snts M ss fasssss8 3aA,3s
- ss. =. q. s+sAf An the ss 81 Charley
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27
Spring ELECTORS.

G3r Democrats of Bedford county, you achieved a
noble and honest triumph last fail. defeating all
the factions aud ag end of factions, arrayed against
rs Don't lose what you hen gained by inattention
or ukewsrmnezs at the Spring Election which will
soon be upon YOU This is good and auspicious
time to organize for the great contest Of next fall.
Meet and perfect your organization. Let no demo-
cTat consider this election too small matter com
nand his attention, but let every do his whole
duty in the selection of Borough and Township OH
Throw aside that policy which has heret oiore
induced democrats to place their bitter enemies
IN office, thus giving them power to exert inBu-
ence against Us they could not otherwise exercise.
Ii our opponents, the Abotionists bring ont candi-
dates 10 appeal to our SYMPATHlES, let US tell
them that will bestow charity in any other way
than by sacrifice Of our cherished principles. Look
who have thus been elevated for years, aad
who move about from morning till night IN sowing
the seeds of opposition TO the Democracy, and YOU
can then see how erroneous il is for Democrats to
vote for foes, and especially when they now anfurl
the incendiary Flag, 'sANY THING TO beat the par
ty that has given the country all the greatness
and prosperity now enjoy people. Give mo-
aey TO real purposes OF charity but prostitute
yuur VOTES IN this way.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27
FfoT0 THe NV OK Times.
MRS, CGSTlNGuiM'S ANTECEDEYTS.


Mrs. Emma Augusta Cunningham was born
at Bedford in the Ninth Ward of Brooklyn, l..
|. Her father was Christopher Hampstead,
who was at one time foreman Of James Ropr
Walk, which IN the early days Of BROOKLYN px-
tended through from Sands .treet 10 Tillarv,
and in the latter palt OF his life he resided in
Brooklyn, where We understand he acquired
some money in the manufacture Of mix t the
Brooklyn and New York m4fkets-in which
calling some Of his family are now engaged
Ills reputation was tlat oi an easy, eyrry-dav
hard-woJkinG soF, Of a man, but said to have
hrrn ton easy as 10 the moral trimming 81 bis
family Emma Augusta H-mpstra.!, IN her
yonlh, was remarkable chiefly for wtil dryri-
oped, yolnp'nous form, and more than ordinary
powers ni fascination. She drew within her
coils AIf. George d. Cunningham who inaIiy,
some wears ago, abandoned his legal spouse,
whose maiden name Was Pierce, and coonrctrd
himself with Hiss Htnpstrad Mir. Ginning
ham was large, robust man, and a fast liver, a
free dri0kpr, and "a good fellow generally" i"
among bis particular associates. Eafiy in his
career he was engaged as dlstiiler on Water
street, BrooklYn, in " hich business his father
and other members of the family had preceded
/ hia. The firm at this time was Cunningham
j s Harris
For some reason or other, they closed business
/ about 1899, since which time, up 10 his death,
/ Mr. Cunningham was rafi1tsly engaged. At
lone tune hr VAS a commission merchant, and at
another dealing liquors-ior Wich tu,ioesS hr
seemed to have very strong prncfan', until
( the tide s-t IN ior The golden rpsi1nsof Calior-
1 MIA, and lIr, kr n,any other unsettled persons,
wandered to tina, region to better rs iaTtunt,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27
list OF LETTERS

REMAINING in tie Post Office at Bedford, Pa,
Feb. 1t, 1857. Persons calling for letters in this
list, viii Prase say they advertised.
Aknton A. 1order Sarah 4, Branvan Eli, Betting
er Charles, Blackburn John F Blackburn K,
Bergle George, Cnstive Nancy. Clark " A, Cole!ge
lameS. Grouse Eliza. Grouse George Dreioo> Henry,
Dan-kiR Alrs, Dreaming John B, Fisher Matthias,
Gilbert George, Hopwood lo-hna hazirtt William, ,;
Hughes Urah, Harpenfrr II ], Harr Absaom, HuE
Hannah jaEe, Hutiu William. Harriet \, Jackson
John Imler Isaac. koanfz CHARLES. Lymps Iaroh,
Laupmau D. 10y FL, Lauaham David, Lzabelh
Mss, Miller Peter, Miller William, M,itenberger
Nirhoas, Mortimore James, Maynard Solomon,
Maybe Eli, Moses Samurl, AicCove y, Malliu John,
McCarby James, > Marks D &, McAlujlin r, Maa-
Chen james, PeisseI David, Reghart Ahsaonl. Reigh
art Mary Mss, Reynolds 4 6. Rickrl Daniel Rohm
II F, Same Adam. Staiey Cdharine, Sill laae Miss,
S'pe~ Caihafiue, , Sbagefrter Josiah, >ineburser
Frederick, Shatrr Peter. Strong Morris, Stvers FL
Ier, Stuck II B, Tate Samuel 5 Whetstone ", Wer
rick Valentine, Williams NJ. Walker Marr A, VI
ley " NJ, Waiter Jacob, Wilkinson ", Webster T,
Vaughan Aaron, Fickroy q ".
AGNES SAUPP,
Feb p, 1857. Post Mistress.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27

story were the proprirtors, their employees, and
in some Instances their customers. In the up
pr rooms were dodgers, and persons having
offices there. ln all there were twenty-6vp or
thirty persons in the three buildings that fell,
only two Of whom were killed The third was
Major Wm. Gardner a wealthy farmer of this
county, aged about seventy-three years, who
was passing through the alley BY the south side
OF the building when il fell.
Two bodies only We're exhumed, both Of
whom were discovered 10 have pprished by the
fire. Their faces were burned off, 50 that ~
eogntion was impossible, They were both
German tai!ors, and one Of them is supposed 10
have been John Jordan. Tbe naue Of the other
one could no, be ascertaineh. Besid4 these,
there were several persons badly hurt. Mr.
Theodore Papin, who was in the barber shop
getting shaved, received severe wound on the
head, as did also the coloTed barber, named
Birch, who was shaving him. Another person,
whose name could not b" learned, was 50 badly
burt .ba he will prota5y die. He was taken
to The Sisters HosIital.-H. Loajs Repajii-
Gun, FEB. 7.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-02-27
FOR S Ale.

One Cotton Power Loom (new) of Alfred
Jrnk's make tBride>burg,) also one Napper
Materials Of Israel Grof's lPatentl near Lancas-
ter. II the above machinery is not sold before
the 26th OF March next, it will be sold at Pub
lie Auction on that day, together with a vare-
~ Of domestic woolrn goods and carpeting of
all kinds. A so live Stock of all kinds, togeth-
rr with Wagons and one Buggy, Farming utpn-
sils, horse gears, &c. Also household furniture
Of every description. and a little ofevtry Kind
Of Goods usually kept in country Store. Also
number Of other articles too numerous TO men
ton. Conditions made known on day of sale,
which viii continue from day TO day until all
is sold.
VIM. S. FLUKE.
South Woodteriy, Feb. 27, 1887.