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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
TO ALL INTERESTED,

WE WISH to close our Books up to the Isl
w Of January, 1877. Al persons who
knew themselves indebted, are hereby notified
10 call and settle their accounts viii the cash,
or note at short date and hereafter we intend
to close up our books every six months, and
charge interest for all time over that credit.
We arc compelled to adopt this method. We
cannot purchase stock on any longer credit
than six months, and consequently we cannot
give longer credit than we receive.
We arc anxious to sell, and solicit the pa
tronage Of generous and liberal public.
FIVE PER CENT. off for CASH, on all
sums over ten dollars
BR. POOLE &BBO.
Edwards Ferry March u, l557.-d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02

E1- People intending to move to Iowa
may be interested in knowing that at the
late election Mitchell county gave a ma
jority Of % for the negro-oqualiiy pro.
position No other county in the State
indicated auch o preference
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
UNDERTAKING.

EEAvING purchased the farm formerly own
IL ed by Geo. D. Spencer, Esq, about one
mile from Colesyille, and permanently coated
myself would respectfully inform the ttizsns
O. Be.rys District, and the county centrally,
that | have prepared myself with materials for
CARRYING on the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,
hai hope, from long experience attention to
business, and moderate charges, to share lib
erel portion Of the public patronage.
Sz5- Twin attend Funerals in any portion Of
tine county.
July eff JAMES HICKS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
GUAI0. PHOSPHATE OF LIND PLAS-
TER, Ann OTHER FERTILIzERS,

PERUVIAN GUANO No. ], furnished al
the Government price, the ton Of 2240 lbs. de-
iycrcd either from ship, warehouse atthe Point,
or at my Warehouse, up town, on terms tho
most advantageous TO dealers and consumers
MEXICAN GUANO, selected from cargoc5
rich In Phosphatcs.
PHOSPH1TE or LIME, manufactured
expressly for my agency.
ALso-PLdSTER amt othcr FlytiHzrs.
%sG- For the convenience Of Farmers, their
orders will be filed either at the Guano wharf.
or AT my Warehouse No. 14l WEST PR1TT
STREET, near Light, al all times without de-
lay. Expense avoided If possible, and made
light when unavoidable.
3. N. RHODES,
No III West Pratt street, Baltimore.
Io- Al orders left with WILLIAM BnADDocK
Rockville, Nd, viii meet with prompt attcn'
ton. feb. 90 BY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
PAINTING,

ENOSTER & MOULDEN are now
4 prepared to undertake Painting Of
every description, such os Lettering,
Browning, Furnishing, Carriago-Paint-
ing, at the shortest notice, aud on rca-
sonable terms Orders may be left a;
this Office, or at the carpenter shop Of
Poster & Mouldcn. Ijuly q.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
NEGROES WANTED.

q TIE subscriber win give the very high
a. est cash price for Negroes that are young
-ENand likely.
Having located himselfin Rockville Mont
gomcry county, Nd, he can nt all times be
found at his residence, below the Catholic
Church or if absent any word or note left at
his residence will be sufficient
al communications addressed 70 him al
Rockville Nd, will be promptly attended to.
aug lily CllAS. VI. PRICE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02

THE KENTUCKY Fashion. CORE
spondent Of the Boston journal, writing
Of tho cattle show at Louisville, says:
" " bile the procession was at dinner.
| improved the opportunity to see an
other feature Of Kentucky cattle show,
which is a novel one 10 New England
er 1t was the almost numberless little
family picnic parties which were scat
tered all around under the trees Of tho
beautiful groves. Many Of the first
families Of Louisville aud lis vicinity are
represented in thcse little picnic gather
ings They come in with their servants
and provisions, embracing the dclicacies
as well rs The substantials Of life, and
spread out their repast upon a table,
cloth laid upon the grass, or on q rude
table cXtcmporized for tho occasion. L
mood not say that real kentucky well
come is extended 10 the friends Of the
families, and particularly to strangers
from abroad, who may be 50 fortunate as
10 receive an introduction 10 them. The
ladies', in their splendid dresses, sit down
Upon The carpet Of velvet gfoeh, around
the festive board, and partakc Of the
provisions prepared for them ! should
think | saw more than fifty such picnic
parties to-day, and ! am told that tho
will be increased tomorrow. --
One gentlemnn who has been among the
most efficient in promoting the interests
Of the exhibition, expects TO dine at his
table fifty to one hundred strangers aud
guests each day. | need not add that
these picnic parties are very interest
ing nature Of the fair. ! think they
might be introduced with good result at
our New England shows"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
PAINTING

rHARLE5 A. POPE having returned from
~ Baltimore wishes to inform the citizen
Of the county, that he is now located in Rock.
Vile and prepared to execute all kinds Of
PAINTING and CRAVING in the best
manner and at reasonable prices.
may 29--tf. CHARLES 4. POPE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02

A FAMILY or TES PgRsoAs POSSESSED.
The family Of Mrs. Cohoon, residing at
No. ~ Sixth street, Cincinnati, amount
ing to ten persons, including servants.
were poisoned on Thursday last, by Ia g.
king coffee with which arsenic had boon
mixed. Suspicion attaches to au ostler
recently in their employ, who has disap-
peared from the promises. Allpartiesaro
thought to be out Of danger
E1- Is trampling on a mans corr; ole
9ep towarda c1'''ilayug his acqaain'suaei
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
: Volume III.---No. 9.
VINO ARE THu.slAvr TRADnns Ut Is


VINO ARE rHEsSlAyr TRAprps III /.
stated by the Richmond Enonirer. NJ mn
4artiele supposed to have been written bv
kGoy. Wise. that DURING that penffemanT
Emission to Brazil almost every vessel
Rbcaring the flag of the United States z
4and captured or condemned for partiei-
fpation in the slave trade. was found TO
| be the property Of some Northern owner
4 In one instance such. a vessel was can
ltnred, which proved to be- the properly
of Quaker in New Jersey. who all
STAINED, on principle, from tlle cousump-
! ton Of sugar produced by Slave labor.
/ OF tbs state OF society In Brazil tho
same article remarks Tho laws and
r :, q bsazit We extremely fayof-
''oi9 ~ cnianclHaDlon' Any agreement
u' 49, ~ 'ne master ., " save eiVnor
"''n 'ie save nil'iSciI OF win tnifa
~ by >, W 'he purchased emancipation OF
M ''"'o = iiiau9 irreFocaoiy pinuiilg
~ o'l1 ~ .t '''ep negro i'nineJia'eiy as
aa.poo az ,no tiSn's ana irPIchlses OF
o''t1oH u n'"1n nor uoeS ne ma any
H M, lou' opstAc'o " SCcial aoVahcemcht
no PtGJuo'oc u coioF Is almost un-
N'io '' y, e. l''all' lauSnco AZ even III tno
80 ioiil1' Vii''oo VI 'cc court' as us
P'"yins "h ui"a'ural Righteousness
: nc pI n az Ino a''ar' ine general OH
~ ~ T. sao a. " '"e ''ieloii"h' oi chango'
',ro ~ INV " d: IiI p'r, or even inc oincer
" % 'uo i,nPel'a' nouscnoiu' may pe' ana
lieqUen'ly 49, Tn uiauu!'era'ea negro
.'''r ~ al ra.es % s0oie'y 'io inter-
'lariilse ol Waites ana negroes is a thing
Oh &C, constant pFactice.
nus IS t NE. resol' OF practical Adolf
'iohiSia' i'h what competency can
h.ic' isais con'cn P'''e " Sinii'ar state Oh
'n'nSS IN thls country
TIE REV. RrLrMEN. The political
clereymen of Connecticut. after months
incubation, have sent out reioinder to
Mr.. Buchanans whitening robIke. The
only sensible thing We have seen in their
conduct, is this prudent DELAY in Offering
their reply. The events Of the past
month have been such as to measurably
divert the public mind from the mastery
castigation administered by the Presi-
dent to these impudent fanatics. Under
cover of this, a portion of them have
again ventnred forth. and in order to
avert from their characters the odium so
Justly incurred by their Infamous charges
against the President thew now attempt
to stultify themselves by declaring that
they did not mean what they said. They
didn't mean to say that MIR. buchanan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
Agricultural Implements

OF every description, and would ask special
attention TO BEAcHs BLAST SEED and
GRAIN SEPARATOR.
It is simple in construction, yet invaluable to
Farmers for It's perfect adaptation 10 the
cleaning Of Grain which it does without o
Screen. entirely by blast thereby saving small
Kernels Of Wheat and other grain which would
Otherwise bewasted. The simplicity and COM
pactness Of ito structure precludcs the danger
Of its getting out Of order.
lie also takes pleasure in commencing TO
the Farming community, new and improved
IIoR5E p6wEE, known as
"PELTON'S TRIPLE GEAR"
This Power combines great strength With
lghtncss OF draught, is conveniently transport
ed, and hitherto has given entire satisfaction.
Farmers and others in want Of Agricultural
Implements win find at his Establishment
every article in their line, al OF which will be
sold on pleasing terms, and under guarantee.
oct 6--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
CALVIN PAGE,
e AGILE w OR KS

S0UtH NtFcct, FTedeflcf, Nd.
rs now prepared to fill all orders for Ma
i chinery for FIGURING Mills, Factories, Saw
Mills, Tanneres. etc, and would invite the in
spection Of his assortment Of Patterns, to which
recently large additions Of the latest improve
ments have been made.
I-s~ Printed Catalogues Of which will be
furnished on application.
He has also purchased the exclusive right to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
HI. Blu : III.

Competent Milwrghts and Mllcrs, who have
given this article critical examination are
unanimous in opinion, that it is better adapted
For the purpose intended, than any similar ar
,icle ever brought before the public.
VIII nlsn cnntinue 10 manuiActnre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27
Court OF APpeafss
Before Hon. Ju1ge Wright.

THE BROADWAY RAILROAD PRoJEor NOT YET DE-
FEATED-JUDaMErT OF THE surEsI0E C0URT
REVERSED, AND NEW TRIAL ORDERED.
JAM 70 Thomas e. Darts, OOsrtasd Palmer and dte
Attorney General repondent Us. ne Mayor, Aldermen
and OO~smonaly Of Mex Pork, Jacob Sharp and others, ap
peuanas -DxusIos --The plaintiffs commenced their
ton In 1852 asking that the Corporation OF New York bs
restrained from granting 70 Jacob sharp and others the
privilege OF laying railway track In Broadway, or In
any obsuctng the street preparatory to laying
railway therein. The Common Council OF the city had
adopted q resolution ordinance yielding the pe1mion
and Of the Corporation to sharp and ais
10 lay down rails FOR railway Ia Br0xdwsy which
luton had been returned by the Mayor 70 tho Bnafd o
Aldermen without mis- approval AT this janosuss the
Of real estate in the oy undertook 70 avcke a-
dicai to restrain Whit WIS charged by tacm
s oV & ia asss ~su d o.
public or privuse nuisance from the existence OF
ley appebended special injury bar thai me revenues
lent and corrupt pras ana oondu Of hcse entrusted
with the exerose OF corporate power.
In an elaborate opinion Judge Wrf bit remarks tia! the
Jrdge at special term md t6al lhe railway would no
constructed and guRted IN the manner proposed by
the ordinance OF the Common Council be public tut
rance And that Of the privilege to Sharp and his
associates o. laying down and Constructing tbs
not mace In bad iath or from corrupt mott yes ana
involved breach Of trust on the part Of the pans
Common Council. by which II wss adopted judge
Wrights conclusiea IT, that the Cor poraon he'd ths
power authorize tho placing of rails in BoAiwsy AMI
late the stres govern eral power wholly within
legislative discretion Of tho Com Counc that the
streets are not city property to which pecunary trust
pertains for tne exclusive benefit Of It's tax aud
corporstors, and In vhch they alone benerJlay in
tereetsd. Had thls
action bean originally brought In the Of tho people,
the relauon OF ths Attorney General, could not be
maintained 8 no usurpssion Of power o. trust on
tic nusAnce sho wn With respect 10 tho policy Of
laying iron rails In Broadway and running cars thereon
the community seems TO be divided and this Is an a.
tempt 10 restrain BY Injunction apprsheuded uespass
upon better oun dalton than case OF a.
lords where many pors0uo Ars interested railway IN
the streets Of city y not fer q nuisance and the
cannot know bsors trial Whistler win DO in
Broadway. When ~ railway II In operation, the ques
ton whethes " nuisanoe may be presented thsl
sppeanoa OF asgrieved party, BY Grim nal or oevY
processing; but not un snen can tne courts interfere
OF Broadway let Il be found 70 be public oulafoe
action may Ne In the name OF the people, on the fela
ton OF "a Attorney General, to suppress Il.
The Judgment Of the Superior Court should be Reversed
aud new sria ordered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27
Letter from Senator Sumner to the Eassa-
nv Chusetts LegisIature./

Letter from Senator Sumner to the rzassa-
,l/ chusetts LegisIatare.
Tho Speaker Of the House read etter from the Hon.
Charles SUMNER announcing his acceptance Of .
election the United States Senate. The mnuncatoa
was a. follows
FaIow Cnnns OF TIE SENATE
AND HoUss or REPRESENTATIVES,
have been officially notified that the people OF MAssa
chust By concurrent votes Of both brsncres OF tho
have charged me With the duty OF represent
Ing them in tho Senate OF the Uaed Saes for another
term VI ak years the expiration OF thh which have
now III, homer 70 hold rhis removed trust accept
under which II has been bestowed.
But far beyond every personal Qualification Is the de-
light Of knowing by the sign that tbs people Of Agsa
ohuset forgetting ancient pAry hates have last
together in Ioerpe support OF iacred cause. compared
With which the fato OF any public servant OF ANAL &C
count.
When nrst collected for this eminent trust was stran
ger to all ofhc,ai life Untred In public AFFAIR." was
taken up placed, without arteosden. sspir alton l.
the station where after experience OF nearly six yse
you na~, with spontaneous unan,aty, bid me re nsh.
About 70 commence fresh Of service turn with
honest pride that which about to cloke white greet
anew the duties and responsibilities Of my position;
hoping that by conscientious endeayors, may do some
thing future better than In the past aud mindful
ttst he who grdeth bis armor should net boast MIN
selt as ,. WHO put.s,th , !, Cd ,,,,,
Much Of his tme is absorbed In cases which, II not
ooscnre ere hie Calculated 10 atsrs,s public attention
nsy expects that no such Interests shall
be neglected b. solemn revolutions Of her Lss.A-
iure by votes oil her people, and by the voice OF her
nsoS =, zen ss, ssyr5 .r whssyer e
may suner, freedom shall prevail Lot me not neglect
this Injunction.
ton 10 save ourselves from wrs,ohed hraidom
bummoped to the effort now organised for toe enAn-
oIpa,ion Of toe national government from degrading
naus.ce-bostle 20 civiiizstoa- whioa, wherever Il
shown itself, even at o dstarce, 10 brutal, vulgar and
peaD and sfues IA unnatural tyranny calculated 70
zrcuzc the generous ud'gnatSn OF good men
or course. person who 10 not ready 10 say In hs
bear, thai there God doub. the oerl.n result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

The following il the list OF patents Issued from the
United States Patent oace for the week ending Jauuafy
G. Alien. Of B,ssSn Mass, assisnos 70 Henry O. Asa
OF Boston, Aforesaid for improvement In steam pressure
wiIism b. Bshop Of BROOKLYN, N. Y, for improve
nent In ruio es for sewing machines
John S Blake, Of Claremcnt, n. for improve mont
John H. Bioodgood Of New York, N. ", for improve.
mont In mach Inc for tounidg bats for fe'ting.
T. G. Gushing, Of Dryden, N. u, for Improved centre
Allied A. Bsndy, Of Baltimore. Nd, for Improvement
james +. A. Gibbs, rof Nil Point, Va, for improve.
Geo. Gregg. o. Loves Mn. Va, for improved saving
Elias Howe. Jr., OF Brooklyn, n Y for Improvement
in sewing npscbuss Patented in Eneiaad July ~ 1873
IN o. y ssS ~ rs .. ~,
Jehn Bsbop Hall, Of New York. ~ ". for Improve
mont In treating photographic picssres
George Hsserlins, @oancy, ILL.,. Tor Improvement IN
T. Hssry, Of Scranton, Penn, for improved die for
q. Hubbard, Of Penn Yam, N. r, for Improvement
n g. Hubbard Of Penn yan, N. T., for inprovsnns
Jared n Issersoli, Of Ithaca, N. Y, for improve
meut In machines for psring apples.
wn Kelly, OK Eddsviie, KY Tor Improvement "a
PeIs nanny, Of wsadsns' Grove, III, for improve.
D. 9. HcOsium, Of osweso, N. Y for ,nprovsmsas.n
joseph honsecmsry and James Montgomery, OF BAIL
more, Nd, for improvement In winuowfng machines.
james @. Morgan, Of Brooklyn, N. T., for Improved
hydsnt
y Nave Of Roanoke, Ind, for Improvement in brick
machines.
Lodssr D. Philips OF Chicago m. TOR Improvement in
hoec coupling
EMIL Pichler Of Boston, nAss, for Improvement In
renscoYs for vauts
VIM. Robinson, Of warsaw, N. Y, .ssigpor 10 Ameuso
Bsarcsley and VIM Robinson Aforesaid, fof improvements
In laying tops for oordage WAchines.
James D sArveo Of ssdfy county Tenn, for improved
machine for binding timber.
samuel r smith, Of Florence, Mss, for improved
method Of feeding lumber, literally, in saving ma.
chimes,
John q rresdwel, Of Albany, N. Y, for Improvement
In cooking stoves
John wright Of Pisntsvie, Conn assgnos 10 the rs.
Sow Manufacturing Company" Of the saue place, for
improved machine for bending sheet meal
r Smith, Of Cnciansu, Onto, for roonne cement
Rr psrs.-Wm Z. Nichols, Of EAa Hsddam, o,an., for
Improvement in machinery for making ezra Patented
Dec. II, 1880.
ADDITIONAL fxrsovsxxvs Robert J. Morrison, Of Rich
moed Va, for involvement In harvesting machines.
Patented Dec. 10, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27
n,.s,,ea, and alwsical nIasaers.

and Musical nTasfcrss
kAY THrArsp MIR. Forrest IA " enact his great
Of R.cnefieu in Buiwer's admired play 70 night
bn Boy" IL the Aftorpiece. Secure your ssau
d day.
! Capns~ --rbe testimonial beneni 10 Miss Louia
Ia Mr.. w. Harrison takes plsoe this evening.
na stanley, Mr.. Lester and other favorites have
keo, and win add sctot 10 the occasion.
J Tas,rrs me fairy rou,suce styled "0ndias"
fpesied this evening. II viii De preoedeo ~
ehan's popular version Of the "eunmAkst On
Ia-rhe new drama OF olympia" which was
Expressly for Mrs. Bsro~, II 20 Do performed for
pa rus 70 night. me closing piece u ths
|'ns AiDsircl."
| xfs Miss Matilda Heron Ia 10 make her 6nh
ts 70 nlght In her famous version Of Camille"
Dsbls farce called who's Ny Husband" fol.
* twsxs The popular dlrectress WIN This even.
|Dnsis her favoriie characters In the dramas en-.
Dreams OF Delusionn and ''Rsonel the Reaper"
)isceh1s - the last play.
or "A me thlrd subscription entertainment
|caarrnv will come Oh 10 night vevdi's opsra
bvssore' IL q, be performed for the last time.
IN her nne part Of Lsonora.
] A. Nuaum In addition to numerous other ~
including the woocerful fcats OF Gle serpent
y NE patrons OF this house are promises Two
dramatic pieces afternoon and evening".
|nY.-vry ATTRACTIVE programmes are tsndcred
thiop,sn trou ,es Al night. George Chrhty and
ktfo'm their NED, farce Of "New Year Calls"
!okley's their nknly amusing eurissqse on shs
@Don Juan"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST NEW YORKER IN
PHILADELPHIA On Saturday afscrnoon young woman,
from Vermont appeared before Alderman Enue and
charged merchant Of New York with having oonmitted
outrage upon her, while she under he innuence
Inc defendant In this city, and while the way 70 New
Yorx no solicited her 10 stay ell night In that city This
she refused DO but prevailed upon " 20 hotel
and take dinner aud that durrg The meal she vas In
6uced 10 drink wine which she alleges vas drugged.
Wren abe recovered Der senses she Was IN . chamber
and the descendant standing By her aed ne ta her thai
N rad tanned The witness resumed her journey vfs
out mspccipg anything untiDsubseauent events csab.
Iebed the fact hence the Prosecution. TIE defendant
was held In % coo bali for further hearing The cNvs
10 very mysterious one -Phlsf.lPAia E~sf~, Jan W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

n FrREsxN or THE SrArE OF NEW YORK.
besIns Of The ,rusaecs Of the Troy Fire Depart
II ON the 12sh OF January, 1857, the following
and resolutions we're unanimously adopted -
the hremen In this State In the discharge OF their
ectr the property and lives Of 10 citizens, sasri
ltaiin, labor and wearing apparel and are allowed
femption from jury duty only; and whereas the mi
sfsie who are seldom II ever called upon 10 make
hces or UNDERGO similar hardshps, are not only
IN Jury duty, but also individually from AVIATION on
OF PERSONAL Property; therefore,
fhN lis csninsniIf ins. and proper thai hremen
that The Fire Department Of the city Of Troy ear.
pest q The representatives, In the Senate AMI As
ROD NC bnl IN their respective bodies even ptinR
kednt~n 70 the immunities now allowed from taxs-
<onAN, on personal properly 70 the amount of $500
20 sccomp fhn wn~s ~ proposed In the foregoing
u earnestly reqoessed that the IRE com
Fery city and village IN the state take imme-
the-euPon, end forward tn lr co nmunicalions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

Opsnv jan a. 1857 The annual election Tor directors vii
held Tuesday Feb s. between the hours of Il and
81, lock NJ The Office No 10 Water street by order
VIM ROyBkLL. FOSTER Tressurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

L,REE SOIL FOR TIE SONS OF TOTL--fHE M
cbsnics add Nofk,os Central Rep ubcaa IT,
viii hoia public meeting a; ,heir new hesdqusTtess ~
meeting will be addressed by ingalls,, James armsS
nd VI. G.. kacav huso by the Becky M, unAo44
Gee cub loose favo-pb the laws of iresfon q
the setey and the inctpes Il We
republican patty are ~ v,toe. ...
ANDREW MuRRAy. Pen
A-rhs kechsnics' and worxia ymenr Unica havs
opAn ever evening from Ill TO- frea reading 80
hh'sry. The pubic 70 pestq invite. 70 cal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27


INEY srREEr BousE, 81 5s AND 81 DEY STREET,
IL New York kept the European plan Meals ~ An
bourr OF The day. Lodging rooms Soc. per day. crO'oe
WILLIAM NJ LANGLEY PropreSsE
DEy STREET HOUSE DINING ROOM -0DNTLEMnN
~ tatns their meals down nwo Wi aId his one g -
cies q Me scasun Arc sorvsd In aye unsupaeeeA
WILLIAM n LANGLEY, Propretor.
Arr. AND MRS OSCAR eHANoHAE, AND. THn IN
M fsnS TsS1rk A. aboui leaving ~ epsniek reGuns
and VIII cetke gysrkh n eseeptng Anesican
qasr'er' :" = 49,. - y. =. -
= ssrd 70 n reducsicn Of tbs value O W - -
Who having moral csnvcscp that The people oot -
morally sArrfGce hcr svr ri The enovs692 -
proposed receives n ~ Ne crigfnal valuaiicn 49,
eiriSuiirs any p;swp, " evtrr2Hon rar ats0e ~
oner II, @M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

From an English official document it appears that
In the eleven months, ended the 30th November, the
quantity OF opium imported was 81 O54 lbs OF which
80 ,997 lbs. were entered for "home consumption"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

THE wEATHRR-THE NEW YORK AIM ANAC AND
Weather Book for lr57 contains hourly record OF ths
temperature OF the weather for las water and Mt Of tna
remarkable cold spspa from T9s TO 1861 aud the in
dents neced with them In this book are directions hs~
weather from the OF the
from the direction snd force of the winn from the
ard from the color OF the and OF
the heavenly bodies The asn contsS1 the usual al
matter together with great variety tables usatu to
complete diary for fo57 accurate al directory
and quantity OF other mater useful and Instructive Prcs
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