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DEPARTMENT


Our facilities for POSTER PRINTING, either plain coll
ored cannot exceed in the city We prepared do
Posters for Theatres Concerts, Merchants, and
others with Iromptness cheaper rates.
than any other establishment city. will con.
vince any one Of this fact.
An the country for any kind printing
meet prompt attention lowest
Our large and well Papers Cards Inks
ETC. having been purchased Cash. ia the Eastern Cities
We feel eouHdent guarantee to
entire satsfaeon regards the accuracy
proulptncss with which their work viii he done.
naraJss DIV CAMPBELL N'DERMoT.
OUR stock complete, and confident
er variety good Fashionable goods never
b, fore Wheeling Our customers and the public
generally invited to call and judge for themselves
inhiS PAINE co.
T1AYNE 8 co. have hand the largest stock OF
Wall Paper and Window Blinds in the city, which
they invite the attention of Count Merchants and
susiers. -. nih3
= a. MS American writing Fluid just received ly
II feb2O 7. D. JOHNSTON, lao MARKET st.
NO. l. and 3 SIAcKEREI.-codhsh and nerring-iust
/ mSs ". a. EDWARDS BRO.
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COMMISSIONER OF ENUE.

MEssRs EpIIpEs:-Pisuse announce ny rznie eand
date for Commissioner the Revenue the City DistTie
Tie tnsnin- 8iay erection. JOSHUA LUhESS-
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CommIssIoner OF Reveuue,

MEssES EpIToLS;-Plt 7. n. PENIBERTON,
Esq., C4-Ii's Cauulafe Commissioners
ia t.e Country District, and eVhIeT many
personal fr.eIIls and THE voters.
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SIIl:I2TFt AI.TY

EDs ISTELLGsNcaE:-wr'skth the privilege of annOunen
we'll known aud popular fellow citizru AETlIlAL
WARREN, "a .idhI- tie SheTiaaiiy the
Hg Spring Election. tfeblll CITlLENS.
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O N E. DOLLA Il

NkGAf II ILL A& IL ~
one OF TIE BEST PCEGATIVE AND LIVER Ntii.
ISyIoysAToR Lfrss AethcSy shat osssAogis
known. II Is only CatIiHTIie, Lut q lar
= keedy acting fret tie LirsT 10 Sj-ct us ~ liza
matter, then the stomach amt bow els Ia esrrS hit
natter thus EeOGIds ngtuo purposrs sr,eiroliy u'
atiOts OF most Ca'a'ties ltstrEstL'n rs tie sSNt " q
- the same tnS that u 'iFss H. aud Hh+n TAX ',s ~
LA sA2g6AD's INyIGouAIOK " eonpouri,d ett.f.Is
~NfTom Articles Ot TV'iiciI.t namely ,GtEzs
some idea Of The siT'iEti' 81 Iiss EnHs NE, l. lem
contains A. uuei zrenr IA ore huEdTsd ao7's 81 IHi
have lvH Ju' little known To y seiHs Hrd l,Vtl ~
- t,, in,- ti ,-o,,i, 1r H. - n a. a n nj, n ,i
tried and knoNL effects. u rarely ihti
to cure Licer Complaints IN ti,iI NcIst l"IH,s.
pb Iai5s.iq T Sfit sssss =, By aisHN'd
Iaudtee 4 e1usd Sy an improper aSiioi 81 .hs L'tT
and as Too that the iNrScEfuE rglit Lvs ,his dSa-
1ieI troubled with JauL9cs Iakv IL laVEtAoT
rss1l1ry one week AID their sSii' H' 1' s'i to s'e
Costisruvrs e, Lee rerrAI,Itl cured Is the Is,isO-
rAtor. Take small refining, sit
nsIurs in her Operations ~ sInag.iy diminishing H."
aud work regularly clock work siek Iisa'lsi, j.
NeTy relieved ~ iahis 'gLI, Of the I"'r-
0rafr which evrrset- al se!d! ana H0TTH'ss 81 e
- For over-Ioaded stomach it has equal, a,it
ise.i,, ~, -, ,.;.' .,.1,-sl, - -.
DE-. sAsIoAI,s iSrIsuaAsoE to rre0rnn ted
Diseased ,rss.Ilosii-i, Ay 4
our Rysetsns va its Iavor "Hetd u tOtT9 IL lev
conviction, certain that OF tie Ettattst hl.s
$sinss ever given Il Dsl ics Tor II made eOri sts
before the GTst bote tEktn. ard uou
any thing s.iilv trouble, t,.I,, oh
ing but te iightsst foc would dii"st, hIH tir H.
gave pain. Nov what cay 90 al sHG,is
Is, Liver Complaint L. s Fsi. trouble
fail TO try tia Tie gTeatest t.Gy Ia the LoTid.StGts
f.icf.
There has never been tried ii, cor family 'dy
which has with spcii uuEeuidtd the
OF diseases iEcieItt0 Children BK SASTUED's lANIG
= l. y Riuue dis, Of c;iItn That
- use a.; for II Catlartic mildly and EE
aud seems 10 Nsie az syseE =" tforutF SHY ;at
- thnk do!aE service TO al n thFH
1Wiyu they need a.ti-iiir THE dy. III
that LHVE under noiice uh-Te t,u-
cit las been resolved Ia trasrs Of the Liar stnuaC
and Bowels, where oiie Ienlrdies TO Liv. sii,i
= IL has become us-:ul Is tuf Uiil
II Without it-yldel Fsiis AID. La sfLIicaH
t-5LLAH
SANFORD CO., PropTittois ~! BTarssy. Nru YSik.
!. u, Loo ~ \ CO., kgrHts for NhssiiLg-
JOHN y. Pack, Cincinnati.
9EU. II. KEYsET. Pitiiburgh oI,ssir AGENTS.
auI7-au-iV-isS
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COIJNTY COURT.
ENl4 SHIEIlIEI

MRssRs. EDnOAS.-Please snluuncr me as = candIdni
for reelection Clerk tie Coanty Of ris
at the ensuing May Election. incl JNo. Mcc0LLGC-
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Carriages and Buggies--Wc yesterday had
the pleasure ofexanining large number ofcar-
rages and buggies in the warehouse of L. Hays
4 Co, which has been removed to the lower
story of the Athenacum building on Market
street. The work is peculiarly adapted to this
section of country, bcingof the substantial sort
and at the same time neat and comparatively
light Mr. Hays has recently received many
aattcring testimonials, to the character of his
work from Tennessee and other Southern
States, where the workmanship of this firm has
been t!roughly tested, and from whence the or
dcrs are increasing in extent every year. Those
who desire to crafty their city pride or pur-
chase carriage or buggy, should visit the new
and commodious worerooms at the Athcnoeum.
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ZOE SHERIFF..

MEssRS EEITOES;-PCrmit through your columns &
announce myself rs CdIZEA's CASmDITE for election L
the O:e 81 Sheriff Ohio county, at tie ensuing SIIin
Election lfeIll ISAAC COTS.
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m Sattnd"y morning last two residents Of
this city, who We're driving out in a buggy, came
upon a drove of hogs on the National road
which were being vocifcrously propelled by n
rough looking customer about six feet three in
the mud up to his knees. One of the occupants
Of the buggy very indiscFetly bawled out
"Su.b.o.y Forty cents day and no dinner. =
The drovcr took offence at this old seer upon
his class, and retorted an in angry tone. The
men got out of the buggy and had scarcely
touched tile ground when the hog man was into
them. After a short engagement, it was evil
dent the hog would prove fully equal to
both the parties, and considering his extraordi-
nary Willingness, they concluded that discre-
ton was the better part of valor, aud so left
him alone with his porkers, and his glory.
A-----
Freight Increment az lie Baltimore and Ohio
RaHcoad-The Cincinnati Commercial learns
;l,at the freight movement on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad has been extraordinary during
tie last two weeks that in the ten days end
ing on Wednesday of last week, and including
Sunday, nine hundred and nincty-fiye eight and
ten-tun cars have been loaded at the three river
'trhih OF thc Baltimore ana ONO Roau-" heei-
ing, Benwood and Petersburg.
The amount of produce thus loaded and DIS
patched Eastward, was eight thousand three
hundred tons; this is an average of eight hun
dred and thirty tomsper day. The strong point
in this is the fact that the capacity of the Road
has proven more than equal to the pressure, for
Thursday last, one hundred additional cars
arrived at Wheeling, while still larger number
are ready for loading at Paaltersburg. About
two tirlhs of the vast traffic over the Baltimore
and Ohio Road, comes from the Central Ohio
line---tEre balance by river to Parkersburg.
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Eng smEnIRR

FELLoW CIIizsSs!st the earnest solicitation y
Der % friends again "Hrr Ilyseif candidate for the
oil 81 irTu for Ohio county, leein SELF He!rctci,
TO iehnrg" the duIies "i the Office with imI'aTIiaty-
lel3 4. BEDILLIuN.
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RnR anRTf1FE,

NsssEs EpIToRS.-PIels, candidate for
the office Sheriff OF Ohio county, at The ensuing Spring
Election. lfeIIl ANDREW WHITE
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FOH smE.ErR.

MEssRs EDITORS :-Ilease aunouI caTdidate
for reelection office OF sheriff Ohio Ccunt
he SpTag Election. lfrbil SAM'L. IRWIN.
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wr request that our patrons would always
their adviT IN ose It's by three o'clock
y. .;on Il, in the morning following. The crowd of
Whit work renders 1t necessary.
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FEIEST WOuD: u long yen riisF-
hed before tlv hottie EstOIStitr Tor VI ic
gave order agent la Detroit aLd h nj "a
u concluded ATs. Aau' hair the
Of its power. II has done all that
WOal doi and Otlers Of my family and ire Law ~ ~
messed its elects, using and s
- others entitled TO te hFitst eOlhia
for il Again, ., ctihily and iIrly ,uTsr
SulualOS Mann
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FOR SHERIFE.
MEsSRs EDIToRs Tue candidate o
he elected count NJ
ION Irb2l JOHN Il HUBEAED.
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved
TO TEIE REATEsT AGE.!I

Nd So that IS would not have il restored TO for
II Coors ka!i, bur Oud have tie IL rtsteltdp
or troubled with srrcIub, Lcaa osr
bat would be cured, with sick headache tIt
would be cured. II Mil HlsG Pies tie
faesEn skin Fraf- Wot-ds liar vii al
this see circular aud Tie fCnonis==
Asa ALLish, soTes-ler 5, 1856
PsoV o. J. Wo0o-DeaT SiI: nay, ke5'a n.ueh said of
the UcnGett Effects OF Hair EtstcTatiVc, having
been often cheated by euASkcry aha suaek LcsiLn,
hair dyes cs flacs E.stUTutsS
the category With tloC<af and lcuGly
I=tv sdIss Go ntt ~ laNEtI ctLEtS
some months vLtH SuSh assurance
Induced the trAi Vf Rsstois.iVe ia fshiiy
by Ur vile, Nfese lair hHG ttct tlii
tirey S!t. and brfore eAhaustns @; ouE large let
sles rr hair rvstufed mani CIIEiSl lssttUl
glossy upon anu sliiIt Over Il Lac Ne (. titt i
IT, not siupi! because &; its Eeaut!iiE ECt- tIeh
the hair, bat 6Ieause II its heaillfLi EGSLCe lie
head aud mind others my fIy ard fT.tIds us'iE
our restorative with te LapitiT enCtss teTtioIy-
sseltieSu and d0ubS in reference ia rlaTaciT n
value are entirely renewed and do evT'iS
eohddvnttalLN All Ftuid
have ier hair ssIoiSJ from Nhe tbs q
sickness Ase 10 original color beatty and h4 4SLS
persons E!o Neid have Ilsis EAiT lraui sd ki'-sS
NerJ uly AID gratefully l"sTs.
SOLOMON MANN.
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1858.

I.,ro,t Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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Usetai, PIedsprable and 0raamsatak-Wood-
en- and Willow Cabs for the blessed babies
hoops and skirts for the ladies, of every style,
shape aud volume,-iominoes, chess men,
checker men and all that kind of thing, for the
men; new music and songs, "from grave to gay,
from lively to severe, for everybody
for the walls, blinds fer the windows, perfumery
Tor the Toilet aud everything in the variety line
arc to he found at Payne & Co.'S, Monroe ST.
Their stock is multfareous aud extensive. Adj
d'dons are bicng constantly made. They sell
East and they sell cheap, because everybody
goes there, and everybody buys there, and
everybody as satisfied with everything they get
tlere
The Rirsr-The river was still falling on
saturday with 10 feet water in the channel
The weather was cloudy and windy. Towards
evening the rain commenced falling. Nothing
81 unusual interest transpircd on the landing.
The Baltimore has exchanged trades and
crew, with tie Albenarlc and will for thcpres-
cut be- Wheeling aud Pa,kersburs packet
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RE MOWAG!
nOANE ADAMS have removed from the corner Of
Main and QaiEey to ihe large WaTrhsuse 10 Pax
tons Row. NO - Main street, few doors from the
Of QuIncg II anSl-eW
4 Ow,S wINDSOR SOAP, Tor sale by
l. fsh2n T. BJoHSsTOS. I56 Markets..
IEO BUSHELS Corn in cob. in store and for sale by
lou frLz7 ~ M'NABB.
NTEHsTICELLA, SIaearOni, aud Eng4sh split P-as-
ml-s W. 4. EDWARDS Bro.
TNAsIERN AND PINE APPLE cHEEsg-yust received
II and for sale By liRiiSl W A. EbHAkDS BRO
I IQUORs.-cosnae TiraPdy, champaEns do. Peach do,
II MADEIRA Vine, Old Port d. pure iuie-; HOLLAND Gin.
jamaica RHia. New EnFiard DO. Irish "htsy. Old Rye
do. Old MohouF asa do, Old Bourbon do Old BaTlsy DO
The Liquors b-eu selected Hifn ahd
warranted pure For sale By pOANE ADAMS,
nihlS 80. - Main -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07
THE LATEST NEWS.


Explosion OF Powder Magaxine-Twenty-
Eight KILLED and One Hundrcd and Five
Wounded-Other Under the Ruins-Nincty
Sugar Houses Destroyed, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6, 1858.
The steamship Black Warrior, from Havana I'd inst has
arrived here.
large magazine, filled with powder, shells and rock
cts exploded there tho night OF the Goth ul by which
twenty eight persons killed ourgh, hundred
and 1--WE wounded while many more were supposed to be
under the ruins.
Ninety new sugar houses totally destroyed The
gas works rendered perfectly useless and the city
was left in darkness The police troops were guard
ing many Of the buildings that were damaged
The entire city was affected by the shock.
General Concha the first official the ground and
did all in his power to aid the unfortunate
The cause OF the explosion unknown
Sugars had declined a trAe stock 10000 boxes
Lard was active at l7xc.
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fIrem the London Chronicle, SEPT. III
Tho vanacTl steamer Ariel, with the American mails,
was clcEfauhcd Southampton re- having passed Hurst
Castle I'd ten minutes before nine O'Clock on FRIDAY night
N rss nrnurrd that She SHOULD az TO southampton
apd she Was expected 10 reach her moorng there al about
eleven O'Clock that night Abon that time The southamp-
ian esponcns of The London press the Post Ones
cn,soyee aud the clerks Of Mesers. Dunlop Schoacs
Nr Vanderbilt southampton shipping agents.
scublcd III the docks. The newspaper correspondents
had made their Arrangements usual for rapid
n,uricaton of the Arics news ~ London BY telegraph A
ii p M small tug steamer let the lock for the stream
fetch IN tie mails and English passengers from the Anne
rcnn vessel. After they had waited tl midnight In this
utmost anxiety for Tie signal gun and rocket 81 the Arici
the phs OF the tug suddenly missed from tho
stream Ia halt an hour afterwards the Custom House
beat returned o the dock and reported that the ting hal
gone down the river IL search n The Ariel II not
in between aud Ave N The morning that The steam,
tug returned with the Arcls mails and dispatches aud
with intelligence that The mail packet would require
assistance before shc could he cot on. II too
late 10 telegraph her news 70 London.
The Ariel w,s@cd Horst CAST IN charge ~ pilot
stn brt was blowing u the ttts. and ne tdc Ia Y
49, q te4ph IL tlh ~ htttsls NJ 81 hal pa7-al ~
Nc. VIA Eaplsa T,Iys NatSIa, ~, Southampton giss
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Our SpcciaI Washington Despatch.

REORG ANIMATION OF THE MILITIA OF TIE DISTRICT
ApMIRALs IN THE EAvY-THE CAssYRIsARRI
TREATY-THE COMMISSIONER TO PARAGUAY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1858.
The War Department this morning issued order call
ing board OF officers to consider and report the
reorganization OF the militia of the District of Columbia
the board to be composed of Major General Jcssup Major
Lee and Colonel Roberts of the army and General Weight
man. Colonel Randolph Colonel Hickey of the district
volunteers.
The report in the newspapers that the Navy Department
had decided that captains the navy when in charge Of
anexpedon that to Paraguay may the title Of
admiral is not true Such title is forbidden by law, and
therefore the Navy Department could authorize its
assumption.
is said that General Jerez is authorized to ratify the
Cass -Yrisarr treaty.
Judge Bown received TO day his instructions Com
missioner Paraguay They read to the President
this morning by the Assistant Secretary of State ap
proved The character and of these
like the despatch Of General Cass to LAMAR decisive and
peremptory, while at the time just and reasonable.
The administration has taken the firm position 70 suffer
insults or trling from Paraguay the States Of
South or Central America.
The President has yet considered the Offer OF the
Society Islands to this country II is not probable, how
ter should the Offer be bona de from the pro-
per authorities. The advantage of such remote posses
sions with barbarous seni-barbarous population is
predetermined If territory We ought 10 look
for il nearer home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07
Markets.


Nxw ORLEANS, Oct. 8, 1853.
The sales of cotton to-day 900 bales, at IL fc
l2c for mddling, and 1910. 1870 for good middling
Sugar dull at &c. for fully fair Moasses 35c Flour dull
at SIS for supernc Corn Csc Mess pork ST. New York
hay declined to SIS. Freights-Cotton to Liverpool,
1884; TO Havre, lie. q Ike: o,,..,. a., sspx
Cotton unchanged: sales day 1900 bales. Flour ad
Sancsd 70 20 70 lot Corn has aecnng ss
pool, I'd; to Havrc, lie.
dull: red, sOc white 81 10. Corn, Soc Provisions:
thing done whiskcy duh at l9c.
Flour dull Wheat duh at s6c Corn Arm at $50 Oats
firm. Shipments to Buiiaio-3,10 bbls -four, 10000
bushels wheat 40 900 do corn Shipments TO Oswego-
BUFFALO, Oct s-sP.M
Flour market very dull and heavy, prices have down
ward tendency; transactions are Of retail character
sales 500 bbls at - 70 IS for good to choice extra
SIS IS for double extra Wheat market heavy and lower
prices tend downward sales 5000 bushels Milwaukee
club at a0c 200 bushels No. red winter Illinois at
81 or; 5000 bushels choice white Kentucky at 81 40
"a 600 bushels Wisconsin white and club on private
terms Corn in good demand market better sales os 900
bushels a, SOC Coo for Toledo Gle. 62lsc for Illinois
sales nj scc. 81 o. Rye quiet: sales 900 bushels at
roc. 45c Acc. whiskey at Gle Canal frcights
Acc. on -four, lie on wheat 10c. on corn TO New York
Receipts i'll the last twenty four hours 678 bbl. -four
81 2s bushels wheat, 5625 bushels 1000 bushels
oats shipments by canal 1888 bbls four "a 943 bushels
wheat, 10000 bushels corn.
OswEGo Oct s-6PM
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull; sales 5000 bushels
white Indiana private terms Milwaukee club, report
ed Yesterday at 90c. Corn Arm: sales 900 bush
els, at 63c. for Indiana, and G4c. for Illinois Canal
frcghs lrm with advance of 1sc. on grain -four 2Sc
wheat s1sc., corn &c. Lake mports-3000 bushels rye
900 bushels barley. Canal exports-3,S00 bbs. flour
IS 600 bushels wheat II 900 do. corn, 100 do barley
$500 do. oats.
ALBANY Oct &C p. NJ
Flour-Fair business; rates moderate than last
week: sales 400 bbls Little doing wheat but
siderable offering; the only sales three loads
Of handsome white Canadian at 81 10 Oats duh and
changed sales 1000 bushels State at 45e measure and
1900 bushels Canadian at SOC. weight Corn selling in
loads at Tie. Barley lower 10000 to $4,000 bushels
sales 5000 bushels ordinary State rowed 81 o5
500 bushels good ditto at 81 IL; 1000 bushels ditto
private terms: % $50 bushels Canada private terms
to arrive deliverable within the present month"; sales
1900 bushels city made malt, winter and spring, at
O5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07


REMOVAL or QrARANTINE.-It will be seen by
a document published elsewhere, that the Co
vernon, Lieutenant Governor and Comptroller,
have given their assent to the procurement of
the surveys, plans and specifications necessary to
determine the practicability and cost Of locating
the Quarantine on one Of the shoals or banks in
the lower bay Of New York. and the effect Of its
erections on its channels and anchorage
provided they have the appointment of the
engineers who do the work. Until these
plans and surveys are laid before them the
law for the Quarantine removal restricts all fur
ther action on the part Of the State authorities.
The Governor, nevertheless, with the Quarantine
Commissioners and other officials, has been &C
lively engaged for the last few days in inspecting
the different sites suggested The proposed
floating hospitals at Orchard Shoal, do not seem
to have met with the appreciation Of these gen
tlemen. Provided Quarantine be removed to
sufficient distance from the shores Of the inner
bay to dispel all apprchensions Of danger from
infection, we can answer for II, that but little
disposition will be shown to quarrel with any de-
cision ut which the authorities may arrive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07

THE BURNING or THE CRYSTAL PALAcE-No
SAFETY IN IRoN.-One of the chief arguments
that has been used in favor of iron buildings and
iron ships is their presumed immunity from the
dangers of fire. Within the past FIVE years nu-
merous public and private edifces have been
built entirely of iron-the London Crystal Pa
lace giving the idea grand start Our Crystal
Palace, like the edifce now located at Sydenlam,
was constructed of the supposed incombustible
materials, glass and iron. and no one ever sup
posed that in forty minutes it could have been
burned to the ground. The iron ships fare no
better. ne We have seen in the case of the Aus
tria. 1t was supposed iron hulls would resist the
action Of fire; but the Arabian reports that the
Austria's sides were falling to pieces; and the
progress of the fire seems to have been as rapid.
both at the Palace and on board the ship. as in
wooden buildings or vessels, while the heat
emitted from the ferrugineous material was, Of
course, infinitely greater. These examples would
seem to show that the fancied security of iron is
to be exploded. Like other lessons in the school
Of experience we have to pay very dearly for
this.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07

The weather to-day has been sDendid, glorious sun
shne and pleasant cool air prevailing THIS was IN
reality the first day Of the fair for visteTs ana tho
grounds were crowded the whole day. Among those
present were Hon. H. d. Morgan, Thurew Weed, General
Nye, and other prominent politicians Tho attendance OF
farmers and their families was unusually large. Vice
Chancellor William 7. McCoun, President Of the State
Agricultural Society, arrived Last night, and was on the
grounds to day.
The agricultural meeting to night very largely at
tended. Tie parlors at the Voorhees, House crowd
cd with farmers Tho speakers were Messrs. Brown, Of
Otsego Welcs, Of Seneca Marshall Of Orleans; ewer,
of Tompkns, and Bnninger, Of Cayuga Great interest
manifested In the discussion, the subject beng the
raising OF corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07

Acmcr1IrRAIFAIR Ar Richmond, vA-wc notice that the
yrgnians TO be oudonc by their northern brchcrn
proposing 70 hold agricultural fair at Richmond
Va this month TO extend from the 25h tho 3oth inst
We have no doubt il win be quite a credtabs affair.
Thoee who wish TO visit Richmond that time can do SO
very cheaply learn that tickets viii be ssncd 10 20
and rccrn by either steamship jamestown or Roanoke
for fifteen dolars-rncals SC, included