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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

New Spring Goods.
Largest and Cheapest Stock Of
the Season.
B t s7trss ss 70 FEE iGT GES 'F hE' { s. tS a%5 Sd S5Pf ptie s'''A hey
Dress Goods.
FsasE f S@s 9T SIX from. - 3: s. to 'ss l:S
fisn, striped and barred Popllus.
Flatn all wool Delaines al eelors
/ ass American Prints at ice. worth ............n
Shauis.
dozen Stella Sha Wis. ....--- ....-....-.--. 200
ss s:::$ 4 s $s il; ss5 5 e. si; ssl...... s s:ss e e. g
dozen Delaine ..--..-d dc. --..-----..-- f5e-
MantiNas.
4 dozen Mant,llaa from 100 to 1890
l dozen Fancy do for spa. worh -----, --- -- "hV
| Bonnets, Ribbons, Rusches,
Buds, French Flowers.
Wreaths, Brad. Nett.
The Cheapest stock in Town So say the LADIES'.
PorQS0lS.
dozen. all coIors. from ....- Ice 10 500
Hosiery.
LADIES' Hose l0c. Gloves &c. Nits lee.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Ynnkee Notions.
use use .os : Si PAPER e i with 'hree such as You buy Tor Sc. -
q . iss fs's sao1 I1 fS4a foioS z, ,a g = hs an DO
Hooks and Eyes .onns snt.9T SIN 1nanelss Esncg Sospf1,
~. Fancy Brushes, Fancy GLASSES, etc. etc. etc.
Metallic F,Gme Shirts.
i dozen steel Frame Skirts.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
Black, Brown. Steel Mixed and Fancy Cassi-
ueres' Sattinets, Tweeds Jeans, Summer
Coating-enough for all.
Ie,n@ies. Ticks, checks, striped shriinss-less than Cd
prices
Doors AND SAoEs-Cheap.
600 Role WALL PAPER-a good Satin Ia
per 1Sc a roll.
J rs Rolls CARPET-bought at Auction. IS per
cent less than usual prices. Good Carpet for
. cts yard.
Groceries.
4 Tea that will suit every body.......- .--. Tc
Coffee that Will suit every body ...-....-...--. -121o
Sugar that iii suit every body &c
Best Molasses --. .--------.-- acc
Crochery.
China in sets at a bsrgan-Iron stone Ware II sets or BY
the piece. less than old priccs.
Yellow Fire Proof Ware.
Just the thing for common uses Is per cent less than the
same Goods can he bought at any other Store. Ii 20
hink us gaasIng, call in.
Butter, Eggs and Rags.
We nav good prices for them at af times.
]. HYATT 81 CO.
| Delaware, Arrl 1883
1868.
NEW GOODS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR STOCK or
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nissolNt,on of Partnership.

24sHp.@s1|A W
gTy1IF = s-1sntle hrl9 81 ~ea1nah 4 Derihick heretofnFe
existng between Geo. I Ssernan and FRA IeTshick Of
"a len1. UeIa~sre County q &ss On the Easehlh lay et
So fsznb 4r 1886, dissujV ed hy nitTfiha cnnpent. the ssi1 She's
$50 harfrg on ihst day sold out 10 faainas ExnHEet. who.
80 stlirr 1ab Mr. Eer1nfcE 2sder arm name Of Der lhick q
VAnIeef, vii continue bIsiness a. the On stasId al per
pnu. Indebted 10 the said Old hrpo Of Sl.rm yxA Dsrtisinb WIFI
Nuke pa rnent othe new hrn II Derthlct { eanfeut aud
? j. perscus hoiding efaIus Of any kisd assH-I faf aafd HFiE
o. herman \ Dtrthick VII treaeni taeN whsn tar TO tbs
GEH r. aI1kEHAg
IEA DEFIHI.K.
oct. II, Thas If 1Hog. V AHFhEEec
n0niEsTlG, sugar House aut ser o-fesn7Nanses
~ nay !. 80. ~ LLI1ELL @LLL-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
Carpets.

Od4 PO1o'
- Super Ingram. Three Ply. Venetian.
/ Floor oil Cloth,
| lust received, which we offer At LOVES CASH PRIG f
%pril l6, SO. WEIGH It MESDENIIALL-
Fish Fish Fish!
ElsH TO the trade at Cleveland Prices, adding freight.
Il may n, '53-3m c. a. STlEk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

NEW STOVE STORE.
T. WAGES X co.
Ia ID ESPEcTFtIl-f inform tbs Il lens Of HFia =
~ H ware AMI adjs-nsus -o1tsft.E fhst my nave =
remOesdshrT aT LIZ 4 SbT INS4fekE fr"nt -sn =
- dusky TO " ftil-Fa : tr.ei. two do Is %.st CT la
- irnerfs. ami al oinIus y tttzn tlyas ArH BAKERY n
u ghpre they wtll lie Glad 20 meet their old ahd n1- =
- meroaS ~ ,tnstsrs fh+y are rfrY ttssnsisi inr =
u past favc-- a a ir.pe u 3.+rit a cJif'nasnce ct tie -
same they are still prepared TO de al sipd8 ct .
Tin, Copper i Saset Iron ipork, 2
u on the shrr-.st no'scr ana vi he very bsst -trie =
Jbcv also k..p oonssAn IL 9n han. a large assert =
- Tnrnt 81 =
p.,1or,,d C.,,t Sfoxcs and Tin Ware. =
= 1bach fhev u III -Tl ciassp-T HAT, fhc cheapest
Please t5AI.Is AID EAAMINE before v"u buy
elsewhere. Dec 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

oLENTANGY IRON WORKS.

REMOVAL.
OLENTANGY IRON WORKS.
BRADLEY, BURNHAM, LAMB g. co,
MachiniStS, Steam Engine Builders, Iron
Founders, and manufacturer ofthe most
improved plans Of Engine Lathes,
Nal Gearing, Machinery md
Agricultural Implements,
have removed into their new Foundry aud Ma
kline Shops on William street, south OF C.. c. 81
& Railroad Depot. All orders promptly atteu-
ded to. june 80, "a
Time is Money"
NDthose wishing u good time piece, and atthe
A0N N same time to save money, should call ~ Il.
6.AA BURR'S. lie has lust received q good stock of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
of American, English and Swiss manufacture. Also, a hnc
stock of
Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks d Fancy Articles,
all of which VIII DC sold at EARp TINES prices.
April. n, ksS6. Day a wetmore's Block, fsandaskyh
Springfield, MT. Vernon & Pittsburgh
Rail Road.
Em
q y and amer Monday pex,, os.ossr, q. RsasSDEST Ira,n n
Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati, &c as telows'
Express Train ieavea at (. 81 +. N. Returning arrives at
Mai Tram leaves Sre Il Il O'Clock at night. Returning, arrives
Exprsss Tram viii go through from Delaware 70 Csnsn
natl without change Of cars, arriving az SlHeinaau tAto.3
PA uu-..A.
October Is. lsbI.-"tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02
REV. l.. l.. LANGSTROTHS
PATENT COME
- -W-.N-a --@

d above named tive. to sevcral counties in oh5e. and pre-
owpship. Delaware conutv, Ohio. now offers it for sale
This Hive is the result Of the long and careful study and ex-
periencc Of an ExUEssITE. ISTELIIGEsT and PRACTICAL Bee.
kEtfmR and in oGcri9s Il to tue public. the undersigned
ming 9PsgqlatCr 1 hqt an 1r.Iyl h ~ ct r. Ell PRAGTiGALr !;
niFFIcrITIEs which have for hundreds Of years thwart
ed The aims and hopes Of the Rec keeper II Us sXceedinely
the Apisrian perfect control. not only of his bees, but Of the
seeeaS or a any o 0iSe io enemy part 20 ta oa t SfI SiPe. bit ia TO s etsry mel mSS
to either himself, the bees, honey, comb, hive. or anything
much space for an advertisement, but the following arc
Destruction 10 and prevention efinjury by Bee Moth.
Free access to every inch OF the hive. and the comb in 1t,
knowledge (not conjecture of the precise condifonof the
bees and comb at pleasure.
swarring the bees. lat WILL y thus savinst the necessity Of
Multiplying the number of swarms at pleasure.
Strengtheninc weak or small swarms at any and ~ times
Taking the honey in any form or quantity desired withou
Selecting andtakine the new and leaving the oidhoncy. al
Focaiog the bees in cold tor warm) weather. without ex
Protecting che bees in extreme Geld weather.
Admiration OF the hive to the size of the swarm -dargs
Preventing the too great accumulation of drones, which
consume hut do net ga,her honey
ing the colony with another.
which cannot be safely and easily done with this hive, and
pbb N mode for saecessfui bee c1hnre' '"S'' SAY 81"
a,n Tse ,t best STEER pTo Sfy OF its sa sHp TETR2ES + S%s Frs Frs St St isf isgfres
wherever 1t has been used, yet 1t IS so simple that an who
sscd i or are in Sss%as VIM Ny % %seSt t5%T r. a. W. y. N 7 s2SHGr % @iil ),
happy to show the hive, with and without bees IN IT, to those
Frios loThive and nc Individual righ,, SO.
RICHARD COLVIN,
5milcs west Of Delaware. on the $. NJ & 2. Il. II.
N. b, The Inventor Of the above hive has published
srduous study and costly practical experiment, which every
Bees VIII Be transferred from any hive into the IAnestro't
July 10. a5i--Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

FrS4s partnership between John E Hills and Chsuncey
L aiiis, nader the arm of j Z. HILLS 4 90 - wds dis
solved by limitation on the lstiast. II being necessary to
slcae the business of said firm soon, all indebted Will .
j. =. HILLS,
G. HILLS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

g = 8aEe choice Eesirra Coffee.
10 = Bags 20 EeGfbfrn DO
- Zoxfs AaaaAA sH2les.
~ faek4esS Assoried tandIes IA p ID And 1sih boats
= baxes ia m 30 / and Herman soap.
- rexes Star aud Stearipe Cann"s.
il Bezes SIS. So and les Virginia TDh8cco.
8 Kegs E+ntncay Six I visit do
e Eax-s Firgiltsa Halt PouirIs DO
b na4es superior a-sfcFB Reserve thsfse.
AL Of wflca are offered at the io.est marked price
Tan. n. b56-u X II. HltI.s 4 S9N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

PHILADELPHIA STOCK poAEp.
r,utApfurmA, July s,isbs
,ooks are strong Pcnnsylvsnia ssaie nvcs, ssx;
Reading Railroad, aaiS; Morris Cansi, 40; Long sand
Railroad, IN; rennsyivania Railroad, ds
Nrw omsass, July u 1863
Cot.ou-sAics 10 day 900 bales .. unchanged rates..
-Four Small sales 81 "a 10. whsssy, zoe
R.ruMonr, July 9, 1859.
flour s sss.ay ,.o. 49, rss wSIcy srm
Al &c. FAC. Provisions dull and unchanged
P,uIspKrIruA, July Q, 1859.
Flour QUOT Who's. unchanged. Corn ,.esdy; prices
without alteration Pork, ei6 70 tif. HAms, lie. .
1ko lard nrm n ukc. 100. whskey scarce and
advancing. - an.
Flour quiet wheat quiet, ard parties apars; holders
arc nrn At previous pi'css Corn unchanged saiss o.
5000 bushels al s7tc. q $50 Frelshs firm 1t 1otsc.
for wheat 10 New YORK TAkc imports yssterday-6ooo
es -FOUR 20 coo bushels wheat 1890 bushels s corn
7btco bushels wheat 600 bunhcs corn, go buahcs
Flour steady sAcs 900 bss Al % 20 % IS fos su-
pcrfnc IIros and Wisconsin, ~ ~ rs for extra do,
Ira do Indiana and Canada. whsAs quiet sales 1900
buabos Ohio nj ssc 900 buahols white Kentucky Al
q TO- Parties apart On sprns Corn nr s9 ,s''s 400
SIC oats nrmer paies 90 900 bushcs ii SIC, and en-
ire sse .sshe wn,skey au., sus arm n. srcasss
four ho~rp ending A. 80 900 bos. nour, ~ 600
bushels wheat doc bushels corn 100 600 bushels oats
Canal sxporss % COO bbs -four, 1900 busbeh wheat,
1000 bushels corn, % goo bushels osia
Oswpuo, July s-6P.M
Flour unchanged. Wheat arm ssles 20 600 bushels y
c for Sd Ssss 's T., se N. Core
steady: sales 10 900 bushels Illinois river Soc oats
scsroc, and small racs nj fic. Canal frcghs lower
wheat Al &C. 10 Now York. lake inports--is3,ooo
bushels wheat 90 600 do 900 do oats tsnsi on
ports-soco bills hour q 900 bushels wness, 1900 do
corn. -. ,a..
Flour auies wheat dun a. csc Corn advanced lc'
oats steady. shipments 10 nunslo-52oo Dds. ncur,
n rnoh hal NM buoh rorn.
oswcgo-- rs COO bushels whe- 10000 bushels corn
Rcceipts-1 700 bble -four "a 900 bushels wheat, l"
bushels corn, $1,000 bushels oats.
Cixc~Slr, July q, 1883
Flour nrm--SAlcs 400 bbis NJ ~ 90 ~ 30. Whiskey
sdvpnccd-ssce n ccc. kc. Corn nrm-Salcs 5000
bushels ~ Doc. Mes pcrt-sAlcs no bills m SMASH
10. insecd oil, eec as7c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

A Coon IpEA-REvIvNs IN THE Hor
WEATHER Examiner informs Ills that
"ptayer meetings are now hcld-many Of them
daiiy-in seventeen Of the engine houses Of the
Philadelphia fremop. In cases where there
was no. q single attendant upop church In m
entire company. there have been numerous con-
versions. NO less than seven members OF a siu-
gle company were lately added TO the church"
When the southwark aud Moyamcnsug
sinners are all converted, suppose tho work of
grace Il commenced with baltimore Plug
Uglies aud New York Dead Rabbits They
could sfnite Satan with great force. IL mp
pears that the Philndelphanr have closed oil
their theatres and opened prayer meetings
instead. There ough, 20 be something going on
Ia that dcserted villago--if II In only prayer
meeting.
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/ Died.
Ana, wlfs Of tbs isso Jcsn wSissson q nr,nms kxrn
| Engisnd, 10 the Te'h yea o; hcr age.
invited to attend tbs uOers this rayy ansrsoou Il
t6reo o'clock from the resdense OF her vn John O. Bar
| top, NO ~ wilougbby street. BROOKLYN.
BAoss-Cn Thursday July g. CuARIEs youngest 500 Of
William and Anu r. B.c,s. aged months aud days.
.ne relatives and friends q .so family rsspec.fsly
! two o'clock from No. IS vandam street
nxvmor Sunday mosn ag, March II, AZ tho rcsidsnoo
| VIM, late Of No. 1888 Clinton street. Brooklyn.
the remains are temporarily placed In the Chosvo CITY
notice Of tho funeral VIII be published
Fosrsa-O On Tburscay July g. EpwARp Hon OF sbn.
jamn and Sarah Foster, aged months and 20 days.
tcnd tho funeral from the residence OF his parents no.
2s2 Seventh street, this rridsy) afternoon, al three
O'Clock
HxspxxA -A sovsh AmbOy, N. j., on Wednesday
July 7, very suddenly or disease Of tho heart, a. thc
residence OF her son, Mrs sARAa B hEpsxA, m ne 7ad
year o. her widow u tho lao lao Hendreh, Esq OF
Norfclk and Portsmouth, Va. pspors please COPY.
HAo-0r Thursday, July 8, AoKHr wife OF Robert
The Tuners. vim take place Mi: (Frids,| afternoon u
Her remains w be taken 10 Greenwood fne utermsnts
noiLs % Thursday, July .. wnliAx Q, holly.
sverue Of Tenth street. Saturday afternoon,
ben psst three O'Clock. without further notice
NM widow {" q J.oos Is %s All aaSss
tor OF NE Iae John shsen
Thv friends Of the toiny and Of sons In lsw d. H.
Bishop and the A.e j. W. Anduresc invited 70 attend
hor funeral, without further notice. from tho Dr;r Re-
orDe5 shuyeb In ocue street. ~ Greene, tbon.s
70 Greenwood, this fFssyr afternoon n three octek.
Enthusiastically. At Wa st. Nohoias HoscS
"wednesday morning, Juty7, WILLIAM KuSrsu, se,d "a
wears. months and dsyB, deeply regretted by all Who
knew him
His remains ntcr -odir Greenwood.
OoprS suddenly, at Tarrycwn, on Tnarsday, july 9.
jams WILLIAMSON OF lsaee Ogden, In the 18th ys
Of hts aEc
Tho friends re'atycs Of mo family nsv invited "a.
attend the funeral at 81 Ixkcs church, Hcd1ou street.
this rday) Afternoon at I've o'clock, without further
Invitation.
O'MKARA--On Wednesday, July 7, Mr.. JoErr cME,RA
sged zs years. native Of tho county Of rpreSury Irc
land.
The friends and ecquantnycce Of the family rc-
spectfuy Inv WE'D 70 attend tho funeral, this (rdny) Ar
terpoon nj two O'clock from lin lnse residence, No 10
Meadow street, Toboken, ~ j Hs remains viii W
vey Cd 70 Galway Cemetery for utsrmenA
sayT On Thursday July 8, HrSmmrA Ksrnris, vito
Of O. cambridge Smith.
The friends Of The family Invited 70 attend
raj from tho rcedencc OF her father Eugene Ko,'as
No 81 st. Marks place. Saturday afternoon, ~ four
O'Clock, without further Invitation
s,ASIos.-On Wednesday, July Y hiss AaSr SrArroS,
aged 60 years
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from hsr ase residence, No
l29 Sands street, Brooklyn, This Friaay) aiternOoan A
three o'clock Her reraips will be tskcn TO 0reenwoca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

CARsoN--TaH -on tuesday, July q, BY He Row Or. s.
A. Rocbe, trrrR H. CAR%,r, 81 Williamsburg, 10 CHAx-
Ic1x X 1ion NJ this oi,y
DALy--Rowxs 90 Saturday, Jny 8, .. ". peses end
Mr. CuAMm w. pAry 20 Mas AaNr II. Rowns, all q
Williamsburg, l..
HESRY-BIsnD --On Tusfday, July 9, NJ 81 Psui's
church, korrssria by the Rev. Mr.. Appleton, JoiN A.
BsSrv 10 jazz MANIA BYraD, daughter Of James Byhss,
all Of Morrisapia
sAuSnxRs- McINSTRS-h Bsockyn. on Tuesday July
o. by the Rev Mr. Snilb, Capt JAsE5 A. SAUsDEps, OF
rnhews county, Va 70 zAnETu H. hoiS1r AZ OF aoasn,
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Mrs. Macxesdy, = shakspeii~n Reader, In
Court

From the Alton (fll.) Courier, July 81
Tho case OF Mrs Macrcady the distinguished reader OF
SbAhspere and other poets against the city OF Alton for
injuries received by her In tho spring OF 1857, by Aing
on sidewalk, for which she claimed $2o 100 damages
was brooeht TO close Wednesday last In tho Circuit
Court Of the United States nj Springfield, after occupying
the attention Of the Court for two days She obtained
verdict In her favor FOR $500.
The principal Witness for tho plaintiff was hsr agent
Mr. Eyre, who was designated by tho dofondnnts
counsel ~ her man OF all work. He gave . most
graphic and narrowing account OF the Injuries, both
ntal and ply seal sustained by the fair prosccutrx
He testified that Mrs. MAcready was star Of the fret
magnitude In the theatrical world that her net
profits were from 600 70 $4,000 per year; that
the injury received by her was permanent one, and
Of sueh character prevent her from appearing be-
fore the public but seldom that tho damages already
tanned by her least oo0 This witness occupied
the stand about two hours and underwent livery
examination. The witness and jury differed very
widely In their estimates OF the damages sustained by
Mrs Macready and II ID feared bst the jury either did
not believe al tho witness said, that their notions OF
theatrical talent are exceedingly low.
su Of this description getting 10 BIO very frequent
In STATE against municipal corporations. In most In
fear tney brought matter OF speculation,
but they do not always result In the making Of much
money the verdict In this shows. Mrs Mncrcndy
the costs pay requires judgment OF $500 In
court 10 carry tho COSTS when her four lawyers
paid she will be II least hundred dollars Qua OF
pocket II her readings profitable sworn 10 by
her agent, her appearance before tho pablo In the
ssRaver" would be far advantageous 70 her than
any appearance abe make 10 . court Of law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

WEST Possr, July Q, 1868.
IA, F,.ra al wss rcin,-- General Scot and "a, Caetra
tcw-7N ssgAs NJ, de.
rnu has besn quito dav ~ this rlpoe; the air do
tshsuy pleasant and several hundred visitors ffem va
v,ous pars Of The Unsd ssaes aud from Eagisnd sco.
tssd Bermuda Havana, and even from Russia, gave In
cvcAsrd Interest 70 the scsna
The cadets Who In tents. parade with their en-
rs,sn, band of music and marched 70 the chapel. In
front on which they reversed ~ General sc5, who
aad bee csocrsed from his quarters BY detachment OF
r.soous-ana Was received Win Tho usual hcnors tho
hama pls, ING "Hsn N The Chcf'-sncompsnsd by his
.ul,s co pcsneld, and The officers Of We station The
spcra snssrca the chapel The ooc, cadets and vissers
following Tue military band stationed In Tho gallery psyei
"Hsu Columbia" AMER whioh IRE chaplain read por
uon Of scrisurs and delivered short prayer. This was
followed h, The reading the Declaration Of Indepcndcsos
n, cadet, rhen the band played "rhe sr spanged Ran
nor Amer which another cadet delivered patriotic ora
too which sailed forth the applause OF The audience
able STYLE and The GRAFTON In many parts very excel
ent There some flowers Of historic Ia H. inscndsd
much .ny ,hosshs which found echos: IN ihs msas Of
rnaty Of the auditors.
wess pom, never looked more lovely than This morn.
ING even old FOR, Putnam seemed 10 smile the
To stranger there are great many objects Of interest
nst,h' noss s me n'.'T% ,., thirteen or
boat The boauiful waterfalls, the enoampmcnts, the
batteries tho old forts Inc national puldlnss the u-
ns bree,e rom Inc water ell combine 10 render this
rasorsd spo, highly attractive to tho visitor.
Cszseus' HotcI, ~ which AN stopping tert in
style Of SURPRISING excellence An abundant eoc gsod
beds and the smiimg fsce 81 the landlord, arc some
of the siusc,,crs, 70 say nothing OF msnf more 70
be fsund ii thls truly delightful resort Among
shoss yhc are stopping nj Governs arc General
tsccu and suite, Madame Patterson Bonsparte, o.
RAmcre; Capt do Strsrve, Of The Russian army, and
many other distinguished persons
ma weather has general thing, been very pleasant
here the thermometer during tbs last week has been ~
low a. fs IN The morning, and cool spot can De icuud
sven In the middle Of the day during the wavmcss time
FOR beautiful scenery this The very place for an Artist
and the 81 nature and the only wonder mat
AZ no, more generally vstcd Old residents OF the city OF
New YORK Who have pAssed u on the wsy 10 Saratoga
swenty t~s have visited for the first time this season,
and have been highly gratined.
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The Vacant Canal Commlsslonesshlp.

AIBANy, July 8, 1883.
Governor King sbecnt from the city, and the appoint
mont Of Canal Commissioner n'pace Of hr. whaen, de-
ceased 10 not expected TO be made bcfcrc tuesday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

Explosion or Steam Boiler and 1.sss Of Life.
PRovIpxscE, r. l., July 8, 1883.
An explosion this morning OF two steam boilers at tho
Manchester print works. Ave miles from this city, caused
the death Of persons and scaided third badly
10 leave hopes Of his recovery Tho damage 70 the
property b estimated NJ g. 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

A NICE DIsrNcrroS.-Thc Rev. Dr. Johns, Of
Baltimore, was reported having said In hs speech al
the last annual meeting OF the American Tract society,
thsa the "ev Of slavery upon u.s. and we do the
best We with ~" The reverend gentleman In q let.
Ter complains OF the manner IN which he reported
asserting that the sentiment quoted above h me very
Opposite OF his convictions He says these are the words
no used 1.-THE evils q slavery are upon M, and we
uust DO the best We With themn This beats The
lawyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

THx woopwAx CAsg.--when M woodman com
enoed his sui for divorce In New Orlcane, says The
Iensrson (Is) yturaf, he proposed 10 Mrs wocdmans
Carn " give her The furnshed house In which she re-
side ara 81 oc0 per snnum, we'll secured BY renn on
20 ION a. me lived under the projection Of her blood
iaton a. vciupary FrAuity his part but should she
ie.v the protection Of her reAsves OF change her pre-
ssssoopcNicu, te house sad 1000 per annun shoSa
eyet 70 him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09
the Eighth Regiment and Monroe Remains.


sanderous reports in regard 70 company Eighth
charging the members OF that company wiih DIS
oroeriy improper conduct during The nish they
the aims OF Janice Mnnroe at The Cy Hall
psrss BY whom they pubshed send 10 you pub
The sdAv of dsaierested person. the beet stused
judte Of the conduct and condition Of the memhsa Of
gompspy the occasion referred to- could aso furnish
az NOT feel hey would. ought IN have. weight
aria be public than The assertion which, A. an oeer and
teir sentative, make that member Of the company
that occasion guilty Of anv Conduct unbccoming
rssssd By sny c,,srp u new York Very responsibility
EpWARD BURGER Capt Company q.
CIV and County 81 New York. as-sarah A. fayky, OF
rsid city, telns duly sworn deposes and she
the sup~rnterde~ce Of the OF the Guy Hail.
hat The night OF ~ ard morning OF he Va OF July
tns The remsips Of President Monroe werr gusrdsd
CITY Hail. this deponent here and slept during The
,ss Ne saw Capt burger and company tho KsAh rcg
rrsni u they len the Hall the mornins OF the
- NJ shcu, oc,cch; hal all The ohccr. sud men
-ppcarrd orderly, And tbs, No one smors them showed any
TsrNmmor riee. which occppied durios the right
the ID by said Company g. YES clcsod on The morning
~ the alter they left and Kept ao~rd u the ,rn'nx
" The oh when th.e deroaeat saw u aeon sncr II was
chsise Il that room beginning In oder that the
na ,bpwed other ssns u disorder than such ~ room
ynrisd By Jury during the wight the chairs being placed
convenient for sleeping or rcspg that no rnsrs
rom any dicaions Of caronsc and, further that
urirs night IL the 81 N "a July this deponen hsard no
shausns snging noisc such ~ wcud have lnd
Gated rreusv wkrh che certainly would have heard from
And occurred in tho occnpsd By Company
sworn 10 I'M. SIN day Of July, isss before ms.
W turnrss, Commissioner Of Deeds