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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
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Tins family Herald.
fHH EPISCOPAL COW EkriOf-rHKKH MORE YHhr
sohs PROM Tas csNTRAL AMERICA RsscUED-Trn
oAHcAsi AURDsR TRIAL-INTgRSsTlNG FR0A So
EoPE-NEwS FROM CALIFORNIA, ITO. gr0.
In The Issue a the FAMILY HsR OF to-day ~u found
The proc~edinss Of ue Episcopal Dscesaa oopv-n.,oa
Ths Wonderful and Miraculous Escape of the Second Eng
PaAs<n niger aHd Fireman OF the Steamship Central
Ames1ca-Theiy Statements.
flu Account OF the Terrible Explosion street.
The Regatta OF the New York Yasht Cu,
Religious View OF the PsnicDr. Bellows Dr. Chcever
on he FnancI crIsas
Tho couclusion s Csnoomi murder csse-hs ry Dis
charged.
Interesting IRON Rurope War in Indin-letsers from
our Correspondents ia Paris Berlin Petersburg Ac
Sketch OF Gen. Hsvelock
Arrival Of The Star OF the west-HigAly Important Newp
from California.
fhs latest Geographic newvfrom ell OF county,
Interesting News from Central America.
Another Curious Marriage Case In the surrogses Court
With editorials tho ~ Of the dsy-Inseresshg Oty
Ssws-P0lice ReportsTheacal Notces-Oondinou Of The
MAxkes-Aarrisges and Deaths the week. Qoanhty
o. general miscellaneous sne usefu reading
Terms Only p four ssns per single copy. TO be
obtained II the onnce and OF all agents.
ZINE Pocket Cutlery A Rich Assortmess .t
J. as SAUNDERS ltsre only. al No Asor House
bis caps Ne 7l3 Broadway, corr r nf Fulton street.
0enan's Bazaar, 0i3 Brs@dway, Vt. sicks-
The erti-e stock of this establishment hiss been marked
dSwa at coat and below cost prices Tor the mo tn OF oote
The ..ssr.nsnt IN each dsyarmsns mover
p'0' S~N !" ~' Fso"s'' ""S
Young view YORK, Lake Young Francs,
sgouis,,s no, eIy Of Ia sessop " aSsIs
~ ~ "a Broad ~sy, opposite 81 Paula
John vv,oa C,m,as,nmn-N Nos a mud a.
Ea. "eny eighth sheet near Fifth avenue Glasses now
Williamson e,otr.r,- 1,oasIvu mr.. nov,
teaching bs sy Of solo sr Uhos srsuh, Al 10 Fulton rs
70 Gen, AmnyotyD.s ..,, Do,,.r photc-
sr.phs u. YES, il ,se .ord a, syDYs Sery II yenos
------
Price OF Wolie's sch,eaH" schn.Pps
price q my scAeoAm rmauo sc'n, to the following
Pint bottles one doAn ne. sash o, ;; -. & %
80 - 80 :. :. -''~'' '''%
syi.. oft % '0'n0'e'' '''A q
PAIL AND wIkrEE cLorHiNe
r e .ensvs,s socEed rish Cur 49,
. q sssss s yss G
''S n DHvIrN M
rs. 3s and 80 Broadway corner OF Warren ssrssL
--
A Car'.-Chs Subscribsrs. having been smr-
S ~ s ,S Snios 81 ne sen, sss.o rs
psaawhil. invite attention TO ,tock OF aoods ndspt 10
ers Glars trade toe ether with ever, variety OF rea rae
rasni en- cAeTy and oatharins i!Ts, asv. n,ornvn.
NJ. ,Ys .s ,,e ~ 49,. I'D 3D. % ~ n ~
= = -S - '' $500
,,..x. De-. :. CD sn s,..r.-~ -. ar .,
., - - :, -, S, :. 49, 40 ~ -. a. q. =.
Ply you sie us ou'n, s~So' lnoo' s1-o ~ III IL
hiLLr' Oh "fo.nw.y.
-
Half, its nhseases, rulA, CnanSs Oh COsor,
~ .rebel-hment-The whole treated by CANADIAN. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

tsb A Richor.
lt6 thAlsa Taylor, maze Ia The PaclAo Nall BE al
;ompsSy's employ
1e7 Soi amer.
ISIS WaisN
1870 Watson. Jr., sen q NJ. W. Watson.
100 0'n Barlow.
lp Jsm-s VNeu.
1q2 NJ Ofe~s
1873 q W. GsifDths.
1914 Thomas Nssoney
iA F'aDs Oxypenter.
400 William Hemmou.
i97 A Arnoux
1913 Z } Norris.
49, r. g. iffshs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

TIC k,dscn (Ws) Dtmor0 OF the La int says
The report days currep, that the Chicago 81 Paul
and Fond d. lac Railroad Company had made assign
ment proves unrue similar report with reference 10
the Milwsutic srd Ia Crosse Railroad Company without
foundation Thu latter rrmor probsbly grew ont Of ar
Arrangement ust made bet seen the company and their
cont actor, Mr. selsh Chamberlain "rh-y have eve.
cued 70 him rays the Snei "a lease Of their road for
indodps period, he 10 pay Al the running expenses
t 10 Apt, the net prteeeds ny 70 the interest on
al the outstanding mortgage bonds and second adate
the compsryf lrtsens indebtedness 10 hin, ~ well
what win be due when tbs road IN com sleted 10 No~
Lsbon A soon ~ The dest 10 discharged tho road re.
verp 10 the company Mr. Chamberlain expects /, have
TIE ROAD finished and running 70 Mes Lisbon han tired
and forty four mics from nl.suho, early Ia December
neSt" This L. wise and prudent srrsns enent a. IN.
sores the confirmed progress OF rc-t imrosn, Improve
erest snd building the road The two great land grant
railroad ecnI aries o. State though ber stocks and
psrces are temporarily tepresssd, cannot orx be kopt
crippled In ner onbsn Of resources
ne following 10 statement o. the business Al the Pha
depha Custom House during the cf ssp.ember;-
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Hince Jan. s47, Isl 7l8 Sssoi,I4s b57a7 216
These stringent times bring out good many ugly facts
Somebody, for purpose, has hured up the annexed
section from The law In relation " the Reading Railroad.
passed by the egslaturo Of pennsy vania ., the
time the Reading Railroad granted relief from IL
credors:-
Section b-Tho stockholders OF the said company shall
DO jointly liable trading together In business
for all The debs Of The company hersf contracted and
such debts be sued for and recovered In the
thai thu debts OF partners trading together In bust
ness may nov DO sued for and recovered: Provided,
That tho provisions Of this section sna not y 70 bonds
which may BIO issued by tho said COMPANY In eu OF or In
exchange for bonds hich said company unoer
isipg laws legally bsue or 10 engagements which said
company may, under existing laws, enter into And,
provided fertilizer that suit sha 1rst be proug against
he company, and Ia asses be exhausted
Nils provision OF the Law applies 10 the floating debt
OF the company, 1t IL surprising that hsr long rlep,
unknown. the "bulls" In the stock ndioue the section
ga weak invention Of the enemy," and applying
to any eIisnag liability OF tho COMPANY. Az II roads,
however, has rather awkward look for sockholdors
The Slate Comptroller has been al tbs Manhattan Bank
In this city, for Two days, signing ansisra OF sae ssocs
Withdrawn from the Bank Department sod pot upon this
rarke, within the fe~ ds.s part In large smoInn
TIE AIbsay Argus OF the eth inst r.Js:-
The whole amount Of seoarsies In To Bank Department
si dste Of i.E. feroi WA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

THE NATIONAL RI LICA GAzsTrR
~. 63l, ooptaAns-
vidooq and HIS fimeS continued.
Canoe mi Not Convicted
Thievng.
kurd-r OF The Britain Minister q Peru
Murder In igerA.
Massacre In Jam ucl.
The k.visink Tragedy.
Murder "a tho H,.h a. ~.
frutAl murder OF An infant
The 60 rullAipn OF q Jury.
Heavy Robbery and Arrest
A tloody Hat . in ueovgiG-
AKRON and an b. ~ cmen,
beavN D.falcArioHs.
MURDER In rhrop n ire. England.
= Fen ale Burgi.r; AxlraordlnAxy CAae
Muir ev in France
hlecution 10 the West Indiea.
Trial OF Jsncsmi
Duties OF thr PeHe.
trimi ri bankers and Criminal LAwyexu.
krn.r ~li gu
The loI Doc.or and his Career
The Nova scoua Bank ROBBERY.
Dodgtr- k1pos'u ms
Clauvoy sgt h indiers
Thieves At the Fashon rouyss-
n Merchant a rrestod for Robbery.
A lergy man b y indled by . 4 octor.
CrrresI ondeuce. &c. 10 &C.
to'o by all news agent ev- y where
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iVEAMsiI Frs, sTiBNrIOR-OH TOBIAS vBNE1IAR
hrse linlmopt In pint bottles price 81 cents IL arAat
"a end bet ~ than her article offered
public for he OF gals spraips amenos
Ing Keep hottie In the etable; has s.ved q
liable hou none genuine Aligned Il. / TOBIAa
Uepo, &c Corlsrdt street York Bold By ell drugHeA
VA .KN1INE ANO rUrLEs's ALUs PArESr RI
and burglar proof safes rrsn<d free from dam
Aso he celebrated roars lock tr dwsing stoss
doors &c For sale NJ 80 and ~ Madtn lane " aoa g
Elzabe rect, New York.
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Dn,ies qerl4l ed

Duties 9sc,fsd
1854 1884 Igy6 1897
September .. t32b OF g76 03a as oI4 2tb 566
news Toa. S41s,6e. s4tt $40 5l62, AIS 24aa,769
io'si.. 81, 80. 7es 1890 fos BSooO2s 2,ess 1886
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Young New York, Lake Young Francs,
epdt tho Pnri Ore hat imported by GHNIN the
exquisite novelty OF the season. ahNIk,
IA Broad~A opposite 81 Pauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

To QUIET The riot
or rAu,
Without oata,
And ipsoctB 10 stay
b. miilions day,
nothing else kills
But LyonS powder and pills
nepoi 4Y< BROADWAY LYON d On
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CITY CUm mE nC.AL xE9ORv.

TUESDAY Oct 8-6P u.
eREADeT -Fouy-rhe ms ket sas quite dali, ana
ices tended 10 lower rsteH The sales limited 10
out 1909 q 5000 bbls at abou! tho folio wing quo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

John Wood Gymn ASTHMA Nos. and o
East senty eighth street Fifth CLASSES
forming
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
o. sn -DoUsLs soIID vArn PROOF sa.1p
pf.Oy. boots. no. really - JoN ~ &c am sses' siao
cAsD-DB POWELL. oCULpf and IuRIsr
unt,l sP M Al so5 pro.dw.s. hr,-cia .yes wbich re
semSe he ny1rL eye In color and sppesrsn's' inserted
NIUKT AND LAseHAss rIoHr. sEE TIA RESULT
l.o he ran - r1glish horses
Yong barney Isron an xorssh.n's nght-orsN report
a Run but Race big srowe but bigger di,aopoin,
TIE scurips Ksich-Eew York against Phrsdspsi,-for
how Inc Pug, of Bcs.cu Bosrsd me roies Illustrated
fis0i fhcoans- zach between isSvs snG PAul-iaI
Cbess Congress- Of PrepsrA ouosue between Paul
SEQ iss spor,.-Isrowing the aam-srPu,ioS the ssue
Ac, 4e 49,. =, :. -, .-...,,v
Gr9SbiS ssd 10 co ai,a Match 800 deeo,ssd
fes ne 1iP y . sunS joaro. - .,sr
O. 0n four ''n per 'H FRANZ a 10; sssF ra.To
40. % sno sires..
X aAosRsE OLA;
K.,. on sPsSIaL s0 s1Tg !, ., ,.,,. ana
that hey have discovered process By which ali
KSRCsIss LAMP FOB fss sILLIoH.
Ihs burner Of us lamp a snssl eIpense be attached
o. ous cent per hour and rves he rh - hree rsnds
ssm b. ihe once and ,rysu IA ace
LEGAL aseun vhh exclusive ,sh appointed iosuou
70 AUsTEHs. general agents.
70 sssyes sreet
DAryrr BIrpsas-yoR BINDING aArTsaa sHovs
/ aioAins mst1vs.s-. hais, Gao trcr,s, - %, All.
all srcssv~y, over woods book so~s
DoRr WEE AID BRANDY. syPARIoR QUALITY,
Eve cents gallon spirits hsvorngs for port Inc
ervsct cognsc prndncing nne brandy insany esssn.e
Ssy sr.sSs. asor i.s and s'e So, ~.
and body prsparau cls snsslcs cslsmns rsaisr cAr>
way snris pmsnao A. For s.le With full directions, b.
DUBI.IsHnD THIS DAy-Ho 10 OF THE SCOTTISH
II AseRInAf J, URTAL Contents jugs oy Uni
versa Suffrage Judge DEMO- Hard Tines The P1rshrent
sr,,,s ard Yupch n Inc inernum; The Opera se.sSn
Tale Asssss TIE sapkinS HOUSE, Tals he Tines
40 soid By al agents. Price i've csus
DuvH CUT GLASS AsD oHINA-ouT PLArs am
Al prtss~a sssa OF desc pton the owMt -snu.
.rtnry pces French china elmer lea ,,d d,aseY, 80.
ssc TOT " f.ney articles 40 ths loves, impo lsion
r.uefn. cHAs. sroUvprur, sss Brc.dwsy s.ss rvsn.
~ sewing tsas OF universal uilli.yonr thAl vii
hhiesi fsbror 40 NO hesvies hbrics
= he bet uaarsn. ~ fsrsiv manufactured
rse on rF wn ha1vw-e machine hal get N 81
Ser and stA hch q d.NiFtous rsxfrg "a.
gro yter-csn oAtsin h sGwnswe erc-ps II orssr rs
y. slN.sh > ". 70 a. = - nt
- wunsE rrSr ssryS.sl a. slF.
Secured ~ 80 rtl.erssee
ASrsasSd frS- VI. dersa.ss
FOR sasbs sTKAhas 4 k4AxVlN
~ ArgS ssse~ =. Z.
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TIE CENTRAL AMERICA CALAMITY.

nxsS o. Persons known % bs Lost, or not
Heard from.
Through I'D Of the surviving officers and Grew o.
M vsCxR Aresca have succeeded In ooiainng tho
0Aneea ss Of the persons supposed 70 be lost
0a The Central America They we're al knows 70 be on
board Of tie sesse and not having since been heard Of
II b but rsir presume that mot mot oil Of them
lost, Ailo, gh there . possibility that many OF ihem
nay have been pisked up At and taken 70 sOFsgn
iporta hich II may be weeks months ~
Gore THAR friends in tris oounvy may hear from Thorn.
IhA ooAscs IL rendered douby greas since the mrA0a
tcs Of the three perons, John Toe, engf
ess, Aisx SrAst Anc Geo ~ Da~son, who were picked
p aes bet, tossed sbou, the open sea- Wit food
drink for eight Days end oeNy hours and brought ino
CIV port IN xoadAy mornss
By tho annexed Table u will be that AL the names
which have pet come 70 hand addition 10 the 100
known 70 10 saved amoncts II but l99 leaving balance
81 about one hundred and teey five DO accounted for,
which the most per.sc! s or persons board Of
Che III failed steamer who had until official
b for varied from San Faooisoo the only list or
Asaelsers this soe Of that place board Of she ship
when abe ~sni dosn; ccnsequen E have been obliged
20 dspeod upon The memory OF the passengers already
saved for aos have been able 70 got hold
u thus far, whhsh u best Is but imperfect
o4xIoARs AND 0ssw KNOWN TO BIZ LOST, on NOT
HsARD FROM.
Wr L. Herpdon, conamsnoer, New York.
a. Cha. N V.n Es.ss. iser, d 81 officer.
s. Cbss. sy~r,, toird officer
(. r Hull. purser, Br,oxyn.
0. Joss.,n Tenbison. surgeon, New York.
9. Wn. II. Hull, snip storekeo or, Brooklyn.
IsGIsBsg's DEPARTMENT.
T. Geos, BuddiDxtou, third engineer, died on the hur
ricsne deck the Sunday evening OF Inc vrocS,
vh.,e e, .itn ter others Of tho ships crew aai
pss~cagers, hsd taken refuge
9 Dons'a nctonLd, fourth engineer.
WA Jones, DO ao
10. Joseph CArke, do. do.
Rl0t I'd Gil 4. engineers boy died tho
hu ricape deck vim Budoingtop.
IL. VIM Nggeswortb, engineers sto-ekeeper.
MAMnN.
l3. I'm shy HoEvan IS. Francis Waters.
IA s&r uei Lawrel ce. 49, Chas q. yd.
Ii. Ere. erisK Bro IN. 10. Edward Higgins.
l6. JACOB XoIALn. Al. Frederick Reed
II. Tbos Parker.
rxxNN.
n Martin Hy de. rs. Bernard Conck In.
g. Robert uas1. n. John Smith.
"A. John DO Dey. ". kouer earn.
rs. Paaics Carr, ~ Edward Doyle.
COAL
80. Pssr.k Gavin, a. John Mo,ounin,
81 Arnold Bel, 35. James Norris,
81 Hup,sa Tsger, 36 John Gil espie,
i IS. Rob nd Bell, 81. Christie her Colahan.
AsHAss.
IS Patrick Evans, 80. John Banks.
40 John Kcrnrl,y.
tn persons died on the hurricane deck the 70
coCd and third cas aiier the wreck.
Al James b'snpan
a. a. a IS 36 were I'VE who were working
cheir pssssgo vok In the ersneer's department
Their kno~n Ta!ee of them were 90 ming
IRON sncisco, end two Of them from Nicaragua,
whore they osd IN the service of Gen Walker
EDWARDS DEPARTMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Fontnins's Cream OF wild Flowers mas no
equ, for ~ashing children and Infants Try roS sale 81
20 Broadway and No Astor d. use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

white, Clear Skin and ZINE Hsir.--Joa@5
I'D Italian soap ssings and Juncs corsi hn OIL boo
scsufu Articles sold hois-nie and rets a SAsDr i0
1rl ,n nirs
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There we're returned 10 the Sank pepa.m nj for oa'
cclaton during the lss, -eek 81 10000 Of bank
bills The amount OF securities surrendered vas over
81 oco, oco. Tho amount OF no,es si In packages net
counted pcluded in the ssove) about $4,000 The
amount Of notes returned for cancellation for The last
three days OF tho SUBSCRIBING the recent decision OF
Judge Harris over 81 COO, and the amoun Of se
curites returned during The same period was within
fraction OF $4,000.
The Albany Chairman mentions . report that young
man who for time been engaged In the freight
department the Bostcr Railroad In that city, 10 missing
and ,upposed 70 be deiauer 70 he amount Of $4,000
or $4,000
By telegraph ue have Information OF the suspension OF
Mesr DeItury, Drake Co, OF Cincinnati; W. +. Cu
YER OF Lou SviIlo James n, Lucas 4 Co, Of 81 Louls
ard Kennel, D1 & % OF New Orleans.
rhe bank, Of Providence, r. l., have made arrange
menu for the sc1usmsn. Of their exchanges and have
adopted The following raess-
1. Thai esch osss tkali pay cut ih own bills and no
other
ina, c.cb bark ,h-u mako W. deposit al tns clearing
banks, before ten oclocs, A. n daily.
3. 1nat John r. Bsrugu, 3huoao Huieh an and Bsnis-
min While constitute Committee, 70 advise In ~gard 20
w7ai ihty c-rsidtr exssssve hsuo Of bh py tho
hanks and 70 have general supervision or he exchanges
aud sHilnoas a. he cles'iOs banks
ne follow ILg banks 10 Nor JorIoy are operated usdor
the general banking sv and overy bin suod IL counter.
.t.rrd ~ a.ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

wrrsh Il Co.'S Radical Cure Truss ONCE
emoved 70 no. Nesey ttreeL Astor oase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Price OF Wolfe's schten1m SchnRpps
beg leave inform the public tina, reduced he
price OF my schedam ~ronac Scn .pps to the following
low prioes:-
GU, IT po,tles dozen 70
Pint bottles Dozen net sash .............. &C.
UbULPHo woLFs. n Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Rarnes d Paak have Hsmoved from 30t
WAY I3 md % Para a ly opposite he
House The eroa 81 lbbes and orss bu n drugs
fec immense ITO n d-ines At and below
proprielors' prices, by he case, dszen Q, 100 grN
BAhkEs a PARE,
New York. Cir chr al add francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

KHox's Fall style Of taas-aow ready; also
bis caps Rs 7l3 Broadway, nf Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

ZINE Pocket Cutlery Rich AssOf tme&t N
J. 4. SAUNDERS ltsre only. at No 7 Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Oonin's Bazaar, Gt3 Broadway, NJ. sicsn-
las Boel
The enre stock of this essablshmert hss been marked
dowa and below cost prices for the IN OF otoe
1857
The assortment IN each department. never mo coca
plese than ut r1s present time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

C9i5xsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toaposx.
anywhere For sails and shs Ore psvstcy applies,
60 4 kstrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

IN kIFs 4 ntRvrN,g
- WILDE rYNr 49, 49, A. skFx
Secured ~ - rv'st rsted
IA b. inCs.
AErsasud frN- tIsna der su-ss
For sails ~ agHshas .Ax1lW
" AaysA skr1e~ y. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Bxtchslor's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupsss-
rhe beft he Ia, surpnssng al. Maio, soli
piled al the lrnnufAclory, 2N Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

DUuH CUT GLASS AsD oHINA.-OuT, PLATw AID
Al pressea slssa Of cvery desrpuo the owMt -ana
sescs prccs French china dinner ss nd dssser sss
sss tot fancy articles 40 tbs lowest I'm poF con
ic.a 1sfe and rut ayh.. ser, ys,es ~
rsuen. CHAS. sToUvpruI, ss Broadway, sea- rver.
usth O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

any length of time A. for railroad stocks Il 10 best to let
snsss alone Asa general thing they are dear at any
pvinc
me Arx,ntsni IA 1asurar ports 70 day AZ ron.ws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

HstnLllc Tablet Razor StrOp-WDr Sale ~
T. 4 g. SAUNDERS, store only at No. Assor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Imported Boots Mt $50; slippers mt 81 ard
$780, dou lie sele boots 70 button, $3.50 lace 81 5 si r. L.
BYuad
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SEWING sAUHrER.-AI.. rEhsOas VINO sxxy q
- sewing msssss Of universal uiiyons hat vii ssv
hahiesi fsbe aid No hesvesi fAbrs be~.y h.n srv 80
he best martnN mr. fsmilv mann .sc.-ynw . - 49,
usn hatsvsv-s chins s~s ous n Il
Ser and stA Hch q indrEfgtous rsAfry 81.
N,s0s yser-csn otss,n sSwnsre erc-p. ~ Ia oses E
n. sikskf ". W a. - -4--st 81 vcrf
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A CaUs-Chs Subscribers, having bssn sMb-
xpee,ed delay In comatng part OF .ir build
for the busne OF the would
meanwhile invite attention to rtock Of goods adapted TO
grs cass trade ether with variety OF ready de
citing yhch they for ii their old osn
raent en- Cherry and Catsarine itre-s
BROOKS BROTHERS,
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JAN. 1FLoUR-Party owing to the suspension OF naVl
CATION and parity qnent upon the dscouragng advi
England the market has been dull and heavy du-
ring week and prices 10 TO 5c Dbl lower at the
with only oderae demand The receipts have been
but moderate but the exports have been quite light The
sales comprise 3400 bb opening at 25a5 30 for uperhue
and eli sing at l0a5 25 for mixed to round lots supelne:
exporters Offering much over5 CO. The receipts for the
week weres 295 bbis, and the exports 86lS do.
Buckwheat is dull and nominal.
GRASWheat comes in very slowly and has been in good
demand from mers who want 10 keep up supplies or her
mills. closes firm 13a1 H. and white at l6al IS
The demand for corn good and prices firm. The sales
p bushels osng at 4S5Oc for new ana oVaoZc
for cid.
Oats 10 fair supny but the demand is active at Aa45
on arrival, and a47 from store.
CHREs-The demand for the last Few days has been quite
active and prices sitter closing with decided ard
tendency The sales foot 1890 boxes lOa1lc for fair
good selected Western Reserve &c for New York Ham
burg and Ohio English Dairy and similar brands and 12Hc
Durham Fam. 1927 boxes received during the
ending Saturday and only 1874 do exported but since
Saturday the quantity taken for export has been large
sEFD-Te receipts Of clover have been liberal, the
market has beea dull 80 bbs sold in lots 75
few small lots at 90. Timothy is Hull at2 IS to %.
Fix sells at 70.
FRATHERs-The market is firm, with fair demand at Asa
Doc for fair and prime.
IRoN-There is moderate retail demand for Pig at 1871
OHIO River Hot Blast from yards We heard Of sale Of
$40 Missouri River Cold blast within the week. deliver
ed at Wheeling, at So months. There is no change in
Bars.
WHsXY-Wedre sday the market opened dull, with sales
prices setd down to 22 al which the market dull Fri
DIV and Saturday. Monday advance OF &c obtained
and the price 22Sc at which the market closed dull
yesterday.
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WAsHIKGroS, Jan. 4.-The wife Of Judge Dan.
iels, Judge of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, burned TO death last hight by candle
90 tue floor communicating accidentally with her
night dress. She fingered eight hours. She was
daughter of DR.. Harris of Philadelphia, and leaves
two children. Ia consequence of the bereavement,
the Supreme Court adjourned till Wednesday. The
Court of Claims also adjourned
The Boston Chronicle OF this morning, says Sum.
ner will not leave for Washington as he intended
His physicians have dissuaded him from going at
present.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The Land Office has with
drawn about a million additional acres Of land in
Louisiana, which found to fall within the grant
to the New Orleans, Opelousss and Great Western
Railroad, between 0pelousas and the Sabine river
on the Texas line.
CIScINNATI, Jan. 5.-Whisky, 20. Flour dull
Corn, so.
NV YORK, Jan. 5.-Flour-State g. 6, ID.
Other articles unchanged.