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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-23
K.@eNv~MUsre,s.


fTsoIAAEs REYNOLDS, Caroline 4, Reynolds,
= Barnard, Adams Co., Doench, Rivcs Co..
-. =. Wilson; You and each of you are hereby
notified that there IL fle in the office OF the
Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
~ KsDkuk,a petiaion Of Catharins Randall Exsl
ecutor OF the estate Of j. W Randall deceased,
claiming OF you the said James Aeynoids six huh /
dred and seventy eight dollars and iatsreat nj 10
per cent per AMMAN from FEBRUARY loth, 1883,
upon promissOry note executed by yen to Eai0d
W. Randall deceased and praying sfsipst oil OF
you, the said James Reynolds, caroline A. key-
holds, Barnard, Adams a Co., Doeneb Rves Co.
and d. y. Wilson the force Iosare Of mortgage
upon the front half If lots and two in block
one hundred aud fity-tine 1851, in the City Of
keekak, Ice County, lows, executed by the said
lanes Reynolds and caoriine A. Reynolds 70 said
j. ". Randall, to secure said note, and praying
Tor sale Of said properly, in which you all claim
to have some interest and fer general relief; End
mar thereto, onor before the "a .ay OF the next
term Of said court, o be holden Mt keoknk on the
hrst Monday in February, A ID. 1852, Judgment by
default viii BE- rendered n .gs,nst s you;
Dec q. ls5a-a Plaintiffs Attys.
f}s0 Inlis olLkERaUN, MargarstJ atiEcrson
Hugh Harkins Cssbarine NJ. e. Harkins TIL
man, koxier Co.. lou and each If you are here
by notified that thera is file in the offee oi
he Clerk II the District Court for Lee County
Iowa. n keotuk. petition OF Joseph p. Moreira
claiming Of YOU, the said John dilscrson and
Margar.tJ iilkerson the sun VI five housand do /
Abh tHtStSs ~ Az Fer EFHk FF8
proniss DRY note cxee ted by you, and also oil aim
sganst You and the said Hugh narkins, Catharine
Nj. e. Harkins aud Tllnan, kozier 4 Co. VII
ciaIm 10 have some intsreat in the land hsreinaf'
ter deserib bad the foreclosure ct amortgage execu-
ted es said John Gikerson and Margaret j Gti-
kerson 10 said Joseph r. Moreirs, upon the land
described in said petition, bsing in Lee County
Iowa, and being part of the south west quarter %
sestton four lin township sixty-ave, north range
Ave west: also part of the south east quarter OF
the fractional northwest quarter o. secnon tour
same u nshtp aud rapgo. And that Gniess yen
appear and answer thereto on or before The ~ day
of the mex term Of aaid court TO 10 holden at NO
kak on the hrst VI nday il February, A. ID. 1897,
Judgment viii bcrendercd agasnst you by defanIt.
NOBLE STR Nc,
IA 4 1884 Plaintiffs stt'yE.
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,DDITIo~.XL FOREIGN NEWS


NEW YoRE, July %.
The Cuuari Company advertise that the steam
ship Jura would leave LlserPool on the I'm ior
New York
The Great Britain Is to sail for New York on the
2sth instant.
NJ Marcoletti, the representative OF the Costa
Rican and Nicaranguan States in London ala "a
Tis had presented his credentials to the french
Government, and void be received by ;de emperor
on his return from RlOmbiers.
The Chronicle states that the blight bad made It's
appearance among The potatoes, in several places
in that locality.
The Rev Saddler Of Trinity College, Dublin,
had committed suicide by hanging.
At the quarterly meeting Of the Iron Masters Of
Midland Co., England, which was held at Birming
ham, no change was made in the standard rate
ana business was very duil. Many mills and fcrges
were only partially employed
II is reported from Madrid that Gen. O'Dounen
will dissolve the Cortes in 4 very short time 1t
was also stated that he intends to arrange the army
IN large divisions as in France and 10 place eminent
Generals al the head OF them
A semi-oficial Spanish journal speaking OF the
esy ministry is no less decided than the preceding
one TO demand explanations from England on the
subject of the offensive words Of Lord Malmsbury
on the question Of English cruisers.
The Co.ogne Gazette spreads the rumor that the
concentration Of Russian troops in Poland "a 10
threaten Austria into fulfilling the treaty Of 1886
relative to the incorporation Of Cracow into the
Austrian monarchy. Il is positively denied that
Austria has bound herself by the treaty 10
render assistance to Turkey in case she should
l need it
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FRON LAKE SUPERIoR.-PropelleT Iron CITY
Capt. ]. E. Turner, arrived yesterday morning
from ontOnagon, which place she left on Mon.
day last. She brought some twenty-five pas
sengers for Detroit and Cleveland among then
was Sir George Simpson, Governor of the Hud.
son Bay COmpany's Territory. Her cargo wal
as follows
One hundred bbls. Fish. l / bbls and masse:
of Copper from Eagle Harbor for Copper Smelt
ing Co, Detroit "A bbls, 1888 lbs., Centra
Mine; 10 bbls-, s3,7S7 lbs, Cliff Mine 81
masses, SC, ,26s lbs, Copper Falls Mine; the cop.
per for Hussey d Mcbride, and As bbls, 6O,sl6
lbs Copper Falls Copper, for Hanna, GarretsOn
& Co.
She met the City of Cleveland at OntonsgOn
on MOndly, bound up; schooner E. C Roberts
at Copper HarbOr, bound up steamer Planet
and schooner Star of the North at Marquette,
on Tuesday and met the North Star near Ne
bish Rapids on Wednesday at noon.
The weather in the upper country, the CleIk,
Mr.. Holland, informs US, has been most excel
lent, and excursionists are improving the time
The Iron City will return on Wednesday eve
ming next, and those going to Superior will find
IN her all that is convenient and pleasant for a
summer trip.
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pbpsitians & 5nraeons.


u NORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathic
(ser Eelsotie PhyssIan and SaTeon Pi q y d
Tt1N IaSiss ,,fs birasI "a ihiS t Is ready 10 a.
tend all calls his Profession either AZ hrs Office
reduces his patients 90 them but smpy
the cbstFucons stimulates andsones the system BY
Thase aide ei Win diseases Of the Liver Lunrs Kid
neys Spleen NeuraIsa IND ou, Rheumatism either
stomach. ColSiipafod o the Bowels, Biaus Affections
Impu Ities ofthe Blood any Chronic long Standing
diseases diseases peculiar the female ser such Sup
Cd 10 cali His Mole of Treatment IS asa camplotsiy
ADAPTED 70 Diseases ofChiidren
Fever and Ague Cholera Oholers- -Aohus ysenteT and
Darrhaea Cole. Gram LOekiaN. Fits and Spasms treat
~ Or m IS also prepared totreat succsssf fully FEVERS
ohe Vaoas types together with all other form OF acute
diseases This Is 10 fiction or imagination Of the BRAIN
facts deducted from twenty-five the Reform
graduate from the old and ne schools Of Msi ine-
kiadsof 30 T1NiC MEniCiNEs and coaToaas
tncges and syFups, sGh usually kept IN Botanic
Eclscc and 1hom ssonisn DRUG SloFes Also. ali the
Indian Rsmsdes and large number Of Compounds pre-
pared by himself as Remedial AGENTS among which
Min Weed a sovereign remedy for the DysJ sosa Piles
ke; AHtB ous Pills exclusively or he Lvsr Sansye
never all 10 cure Eye-atsr nsver falling remedy Tor
Weak Soraad Inhlmed Eyes Canker Mediciue for Can
Ms Raiss Of " ID pEeFry NJ c1uzhs Colds Broachiiis
ColsamPtog and AZ Diseases OF the LunEs; RhumAiic
for internal Or external applications Sovereign Rem
eay for the Chosa Mothsrs Cordial Female Friend.
and other articles TOO numerous 10 me- ton
~ n, b, Particular Attention willbe paid in treat
ins All 90 ChIonle aad ffvaie Dss9aes 10 cleanse the
raise the dead but he does claim that he can cure an cur
oa.ce, No ios Lorain ST. Residence, No. 10 Church
81 &C Ciegsland West Side
dsni god chance ais ore % Tssd Msdicine and It's
various oIanenes. aDsei dlE 2doaStIuly6 ls9
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PROM BOSTON.

DOsfOAf July =.
The city aud vicinity was visited with a severe
storm this p NJ In the city the lightning struck
in several places. doing but little damage, how
ever.
In Cambridge it struck in seven different places.
In Old Cambridge it entered the house OF Mrs.
Aulens killing her instantly and seriously injuring
Eliz4beth Beckett. The latter will recover. The
lightning also badly damaged the house Of Mr..
HONEYWELL and severely burned one Of its inmates,
Miss DOnas.
A man named John Kinney, in a harness shop
in Cambridgeport was badly burned by the light
ming.
The schooner Ames Hooper, Of Ellsworth,
Maine, had her mainmast split and her gaf topsail
burned, beside receiving other damages,
In S0merville, Chelsea, and other neighbOring
towns, q number Of buildings were damaged, but
we hear OF no further fatality at this hour. -Four
buildings in ROxbury were struck and considera-
bly, damaged, in one Of which Mrs Conner was
seriously injured.
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countermandiDg the advance on Fort Kearney on
the llth, probabably came up with Harney's
headquarters on the 10th. Troops and trains are
all getting along well, although the latter are
somewhat delayed by high water.
Col. Mays column was met on the 9th near Ofal-
Ions Bluff Col MorrisOn's was above Plum Creek
on the 10th. Col Sumner encamped near Fort
Kearney on the llth. Majors Emery's and Whit
neyls columns were near Little Blue on the 18th.
Several parties burned out by the late fire have
commenced rebuilding. Vigorous measures are
being taken to organize FIRE department. Some
of the apparatus arrived this morning.
This is the hottest day Of the season. mercury
rising TO 80 deg. at O'Clock and 100 at noon in
the shade.
Dispatches from Independence, 18th, per U. s.
Express to BOOnyille says Santa Fe mail dates 10
the lst had arrived All wa'er courses en- route
very high Great preparations were making at
Santa Fe for the celebration Of the Fourth Of
July.
A surveying party on the Canadian river re-
ports splendid country with abundance OF water,
grass and every way suitable for railway The
mail party suffered no moestation by the Indians.
Some of the trains which left here in the Spring.
had arrived at Santa Fee. Those on the plains are
getting along finely. Grass never better.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN.
mistakable advantages :

LIST. Cotton is used as is purchased-on spOOlE
without rs-Winding; saving time, trouble End
waste.
%. The troCbls and psrple1ity Of filing shut
tls las in ether machines Is in this avoided no
shuttle is employed, The under thread being used
from large spool.
3D.. Itis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not
suire TO be taken apart to be oiled.
4th- The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
slsr, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
lie cut
9Th. The stitch Is as elastic as the most elastic
fAbrie.
This Machins embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales-roOm of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of amaehine
be obtained by the day in families, by calling
ct the room Of Hr. Hopkins. Terms 81 y5OPer day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
EOrthrOp 4 spAngler's Block,
nhsed6m;lss Superior st., up stairs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July %.
Dispatches from Utah to the 25th Of June were
received at the War Department to-day, states
that orders have been issued that no one should
leave the ranks Of the army on passing through
Salt Lake City, except from absolute necessity,
and the greatest care was TO be taken that the
herds do not trespass upon the fields Of the eiti-
zens. Among the documents received is Governor
Cumming pardon and peace proclamation to the
Inhabitants of Utah.
An officer Of the army writing from Washington
Territory in relation TO Col SteptOes defeat says
the route eastward and nOrthWard Of COlVille IS
now virtually blockaded. That no one can cross
Snake river and that it will require a large force,
ten times as large as IS now there before peace can
be restored.
The Treasurer's weekly statement shows the
amount on deposit to be 7,34s ,OO0 Of which
s., $50 900 is subject TO draft The receipts for
the week were 81, ,Os9, 900.
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CITY COUNCIL.
sFEcIAL NETTING.
FRIDAY EVENING. JUl

sEECl Il Z tt g.
FRIDAY EvExISe, july %.
PsTrTIoNs-From a number of colored per-
sons asking permission to occupy the Public
Square on the 81 Of August next on the occa.
sion of their celebration Of the abolition OF
Slavery in the British West Indies Granted;
Mr. McLane only voting in the negative.
REsoLuTIoNs.-By Mr.. Thayer, that the Com
mittee on Markets be authorized to enter into
a contract with any individual who may be
willing to contract for the erection of Market
Sheds on the Central Market grounds; Provided
that the terms Of the contract be Ike the blank
now pending before the Council except that the
sum for the cost of said building shall not eI-
ceed SI0O0i and provided, that said shed shall
not be so placed as to encroaeh upon Kinsman
and Pittsburgh streets
Mr. Ransom moved to amend, BY inserting
also Miami street with Pittsburgh and Kinsman.
Lost
Ar. Rezner moved to insert the Board Of
City Improvements inteaJ of Committee on
Markets. Lost
Mr.. COfiuberry offered the following further
amendment
And provided that the said contract shall net
IN any wise require the city TO adopt or con-
tinue said Central Market Ground as a market
place of the city, OF render the city liable for
damages in case said grounds shall be abandon
ed as market place or by the repeal or modi6-
cation Of any existing market laws OF regula.
tons
Mr.. Thayer accepted this amendment, and
the resolution was lost by the following vote
ayes IL, to pH. Cofinbeny. Ford, johnson,
AeLAne, Rider, Senter, Stephan, Thayer,
Thompson, Williams, Wmslow Nays Z, to
ar Crawford, Herriek, Masters, Mueller, Owl
att, Ransom, Rezner
Considerable debate was held upon this res
olution-Messrs. Thayef, COfinberry, and VIII
hams, ultimately, and Messrs Mueller, and
Ransom, negatively.
REs1GxAT1ox.-C. A Otis resigned his mem
bership in the Board of Ship Channel Commits
sioners.-Three Intellectual ballOtings were
had for member of the Board, each ballot re-
sulting in eight votes for Geo. l. Chapman and
eight for Samuel Williamson.
ELEcTIONs.-James B. Wilbur was elected
an officer to number the houses of the city by
IL yeas to nays-Mr Masters was added to
the Committee on Hsrbors and Wharves
OkDISAScEs.-To amend sections and Of
TIE ordinance Tor Remembering the houses Of
che city Referred to Committee on OrdinHn-
ces-For The payment Of claims. Passed
Adjourned at quarter past ten.
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DEPLoRABLE Academia most distressing
accident occurred in Congress Township on
Monday evening of last week, which resulted in
the death OF a very worthy citizen. H Buns,
Esq, Of that Township, having vicious bull,
went out to the ban-ya-d in the evening to
keep him away, while other members of the
family were milking. The vicious animal how
ever turned upon him and gored him in a most
horrible manner. His bowels were let out by
the horns of the brute, and be held them up
himself, while he walked OF was assisted to the
house. He fingered until Wednesday evening,
when death relieved him Of his sufferings He
leaves family to mourn his sudden and terri
bic death.-WO0steT Republican.
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LEcrURE.-We take pleasure in announcing
that the Rev. Mr.. Eells will deliver the first OF
a series of lectures upon the subject of Tenn
Perance, on tomorrow evening, at the Second
Presbyterian Church. We understand that the
Pastors of most of our Churches will follow in
the weekly lectures-due notice of which will
be given in our columns as they occur
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-24

GEoRGE H. MUSpAY-This eccentric indi-
vidual, well known to every one who has spent
half a dozen weeks in the city of Philadelphia,
turned up in Cleveland last night. He has
been a man of fine mind, always peculiar from
his hatred to hat (which he never wears), and
always desires to be called George" or the
Baptist Watchman." Our citizens will see
him upon the streets to-day, and if any hear
him talk they will agree with US that there is
"method in his Madness and that he is worthy
better fate than that which attends him
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ST. LOUIS, July %
Iesvenworth despatches of the Goth per United
States Express to Bonneville say that the Express
which len TT LeayenwOrth on the I'd, with orders
for Gen Harvey to halt and await instructions from
washington, has returned. Harney was oyerteken
fifteen miles east Of The crossing Of smith r ForA
on the South Fork Of Platte, on the sth inst-
General inteuded going 10 Ask Hollow 10 meetthe
principal Chiefs, and considerable body Of Chey-
ennes who, being aware Of the presence oi hernsy,
were desirous OF holding council win hlIn Ior
the purpose Of renewing their assurances oi iieho
ship towards the whites. =,
Capt Simpson, who was despatched WIZ ofuefs
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The EMPIRE CARD WRTER.-We were yes.
terday shown a large number of specimens Of
cards written by A T. Selover, the Empire
Card Writer They are the most perfectly
written limitations of engraving we have ever
seen. Among his specimens is the Lords
Prayer written within the space of dime, and
every word of which can be read without diff
rz,lfv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-24

PERsoSAL.-We yesterday had call from
DR.. Cushman the inventor of the celebrated
continuous lightning rod. DR.. Cushman I'M
derstands the whole theory of protection from
lightning. He has became a resident of our
city, and may be found at the Office No. 6 At
water Block, and will attend to the application
of his rods to buildings within the city and Vi
cinifv
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KANSAS NEWS.

u llUIIsl uIIIT ~
The Kansas Herald says Gen Calhoun has issu-
a certcates of election TO all those elected under
the I,ecompton Consultation. Free State members
f-ouI Leavenworih county receive certificates,
which gives that party majority in both branches
af The Legislature. The returns for State officers
qI be made TO the Legislature, in whose hands the
,ha vhole subject rests
'nS hs- Herald exhorts the people 10 vote for the
ord;nsn ee. and settle the question without further
STRIFE or \ citation.
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INJUNCTION
COoPERsrOwS, July .:

The motion to stop by Injunction the enforcing
OF the New York Steam ordinance, made by the
n. H. r R Co, in the United States Circuit Court
is now under elaborate argument before Justice
Nelson.
The city authorities and the property holders are
represented by AessIs. Dudly, Field Ex-Judge
Dean, and Oakly Hall The railroad counsel is
Aeasrs Noyes and O'Conner.
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Joy to the Admirers Of Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

BAR then read the following and II you ask m0re
circular around each bottle, and 10 onecan doubt.
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
| l. kESTORATIVE-we call the attention OF an Old
and young, this wonderful preparation, which
bald with laTlriaui gr1VrenoTes the dandruH iteh-
tng and ali euiansous continual fow
sing for the hair viii is coiuI and keep fna
e eo u fb b5 Si5 ne ne @ IN an az rs = =nu.y "a We e
use ~ d surely the wii not, they value the
IT'S praiseis upon the tongue Of 1 .onsands
The Agent for Pcol Woods Hair Restorative in New
Haven reee the following letter in regar u the Res
torative, a few weeks since
DEEP RIVER, CoNN., July n. 1855
fMr LeayenNorth-Siri hive been troabled with dan
dru or scuri oa my head isf more than my hair be-
f,r.8 s5f ..vo,s , iIsir ~ ~ n sew
eaed . your store he lst Of April last ant Uurcha
the thing; II removed TIE seerf and har began
I'll Of fsvs Tresf faitb HI h yTi-6 Won no s,nd Ts
battles mors by Mr. Post the bearer Of his don't
''''' - Yours with respect RUFUS PRATT.
-. PaIL.PE1PulA, Sept. ., is5s
Prof. WOOdDear Sir Your Hair Restorative prov
ing beneficial The front and also the back
part OF head almost lost its eoseringin fact
and now The ip Of Hy head = we'll stadded with prom
ns crop o. young hA aHd te iat = also receiving its
a twhatsyeT think from own personal reconlaenda-
uon ein md uee many Others . try i
foursresPectfuiy, D. R. THOMAS. At. D.
No. s04 Vine street.
VINcEENEs, IA. June q, 1883
Prot o. ]. Wood As you about 10 manufacture and
Veud your recently discovered Hair Restorative, Will
state for whomsoeVer II that have used
and known others 70 t-thlt, have FOR
been IN the habit Of other Hair Restoratves and that
hnd yours vastly % any oheL know y entirely
vii restore peTEoI hair % the OrsIual youthful
color and texture, giving healthy. soft and glossy
pserce and all this without discoorng the haucs that
apply the dress hich Il drops IWoud therefore,
recommend its 10 ever desirous oi having fne
color and texture 10 haif-
RESPECTFULLY yours. WILSON KING
o. J. WOOD X CO., Proprietors, IA Broadway. n. Y.
lthe great N y Wire Railing Establishment,) and ia
Market street, St Louis Mo
And sold BY all good Druggists. mh2-d&w3m
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ARRIVALS
THE BEST ARTIFICIALHE TO
II THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INNENTEDI
n n sOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAS,
Keeps the largest OF the approved kinds Of
SPEcTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for OF far
sighted ground under his inspection, by machine
~ construction with the sTeaiest care, 10
suit the eyes in al cases. HsakHes DzsiHess or
IHs4ulula5H Of Eyes and imparng strength ior Olg
reading fne feWiag.
y N II. SolOmonson would here inform the public
that be employs any the sale OF his lenses
e Also splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. AII-
CROSCOPEs, COAIPASSES, &c, kept hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect IS natural
C-Omce3 . Superior street under the American Hotel
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK

FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, July %
The steamship Indian Empire, for Galway, Ire.
land left this afternoon with fair complement Of
passengers.
qurnekie, keeper Of the Hotel Napoleon, and bis
bark. sper Davis were held to bail to-day Tor per-
inrv in he De Riviere case. Mulford, the counsel
Tor the "a case, for whom warrant was issued,
has abseuted Nlmset
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wAsHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, July %
The Secretary of the Navy has not yet decided
on the application 10 change the terminus Of the
Collins line to Portland, which is now favored by
the 2. o. Department, and is believed with author
ity under the existing law. In consequence Of
this delay the arrangements for the Oceanic mail
are not vet cOmpleted
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FRE.-Some one attempted on Wednesday
nCning TO fire the Central Market House by
placing eOmbustibles against one of the posts
and igniting them. 1t was extinguished,
however, before any damage was dore.
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PROM NEW YORK.

NV lUhAl JulJ =.
Tie paragraph in the Albany letter OF this morn
ing's Herald, that Mr. Ruggles has applied TO be
relieved from the charge OF the Wes.ern Division
Of the Erie Canal, is incorrect. He viii protest
against auy attempt from any quarter TO relisve
him from IL He will meet the other Commission
ers 10 morrow at Albany