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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON Tue In
FAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS r. Il.

F,em Extra If The Lafayette ia Journal 9 Thv'sHy
The accident occurred TO the night train due at this
place at O'Clock this morning. under charge OF con-
ductor Halliday, 1t calvert about Twelve mics ron
this city The following statement, giving the par
tcul.rs CT the accident We derive OF hessrs. spears
Of OHIO and Richard Of Iowa. VINO were passengers
Oh the train:
I'VE left Indianapolis az II p. m. on Wednesday
night the train committing of the engine, tender bag
gage csr aud TWO passenger Cars under the coGoi Of
the conductor Halliday. i. was raining toleraoiy
bard when We stared but in few minutes sitsfwAid
it ccmne need pouring down IN torrents. Nothing un-
ususl IsDspiled until IN the Deigkbo OF Bakers
Corner where the accident occurred. We then az,
covered that we were running through the water ana
the wheels Of our car suddenly gave way wIa
pretty severe conclusion that showed the usck 70
have been undermined. In about i've minutes We
were startled by the sudden crushing OF the glass IN
the passenger car winte We, and bursting opsn tae
doors The car was at once filed with smoke aud
steam from the engine and tne Pessehse.s we're 30
yssd to get out Of ths first a. speedily o. possible
After the back doc: had been opened the smoke and
steam cleared away, and the passengers renamed 10
their places until the extent OF the damage could Do
sscertsined. The rain, In the mean nne, was Literally
80 severe indeed was the rain that on one Of US
going 70 the door OF the could no. tell whether
We were in q large stream OF water or no., On gong
forward with the conductor 70 ASCERTAIN the damage
we deoveed that the long culvsrt had washed out "
the embanknsnt, the engine had been precptts,ed
for yard ito the mud bsEk the opposite side where
the culvert had beer washed out sinking into the mud
nearly haH ia length. The tender vS thrown co top
Of the engine and the baggage car passed cle.
the engine and tender 70 the bank beyond, snd the
forward passenger car Wa thrown upon the enXine
and tender, making altogether the most oomPlete
vreck We have ever Witnessed. The fireman, John
Mclaughlin wss groaning and calling for one of the
brakemsr, VIM. Ssvsrsou, and also upon bis Lord.
He evidently In gTea. sgony, dexpred in about
q half to three quarters Of an hour. He vsscoehosd
BY something ssross kis loins. The engineer, Pat H.
Nahsp, never uttered groan be vas doub.Iess killed
irstsntaneouly 1t was found impossible 70 get thsi
bodies from under the wreck. Tho cara we're % pb'd
up that i: wac really dangerous TO go Eesr them
truise,. One-sn old man-was cut On the fOrsss4d
by falling sgainst the stove. The usin-boy, JIsepn
Irwin, had he am bsdy bruised. and gentsnao
Who was % badly f,gh:ensd that he BROKE 1ne g's,
from ORG Of the Usooss and jumped ear eev,px 10
wAs " tAks S&ye Of L<rssh, kso rs an GU " Wv
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glsss. The psssesgors generally remained calm aad
collected tie ladies in particular retained their pre-
ence Of mind in remsrksble degree.
"The engineer. Pat. ii. MshsD bad been In n 4,
employ Of the road for some years. He leaves Ei6
ow and on. chld 10 mourn his uEtimsly fate.
John McLaughho, the fireman, had long been
known IS drsyma in our city. Some months srcs
he ,old oat and moved TO Illinois. where he lost his
little property lie then returned n this CITY, avd ~
EMPLOYED on the road some tso weeks since lie took
the place of Pal Maloney, who was killed a. the late
Po,s,o Creek accident.
"The bodies were recovered with greai difficulty,
and si,sr an immense smourt o; work IN removing tho
wreck.
"Mahsn was found laying on the boiler: having
been thrown forward with the tender. III. t,,s was
burned slmcst 10 crisp and ~ black 60 an Africans;
and his hand yearly burned Of. Altogether, he pre-
sentAc picture too horrible 10 De- descri bed =,
mclaughlin not So horribly dishsared lie
Rad received conclusion Of tbs caesf, o'sAS
ics alaos; every bone; hs collar bone ana oae es,
below the knee, was also broken"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

TsE SourH CARoLIsA BRANCH OF TIE AMERICAN
TR.cr SoCiyTY-The sclon Of the American Tract
Society a. its May anniversary, gives much satwfsc-
ton 10 the Branch Society in South Cafobna, winch
On the let OF June unanimoasy adopted report and
resolutions CT approval. 10 the report IL 10 remarked:
:" Now, when i Is remembered tina. the Committee,
in sustsiLing their course, disiinctly and Puohcy
tcok the ground that they were cot warranted " We
Constitution 10 publish tracts Offensive 70 evsnseh
cal Christians al the South WHO cooperate with them
and when il 10 also remembered that the psoximste
cause Of TIE acton Of the COmmittee VS. the rsPa
and widespread withdrawal both OF corneence sAo
contributions on the part Of their nrstnroo o. "a.
sv,holdn1 Sta.es this decision Of the Society mast
be considered a. sacred pledge ard guaranty 70 toe
South that, 20 long Christian Puphc :: asmss. ssis
Tra ar, Socs,y upon the subject Of Slavery, that boc
CIV Vii avoid that subject In the same mssnef, eed
H.; The ,sms reason tina, it syods treating tis node
Of baptism. church government, mode ~ ~"ssnp'
nreSestirs .,op, and kindred topcs.
IT. 1-lovipg reso.ufioue we're adopted:
,xh,,es Of ,h- sosth Carolina Branch ssesy
q, ,is "a II J1ns, 1881, II vzs
ns rom The Parent Society until ths oppassy hAs eesa
5000 h. ty Of saoher Anusvsssey o. scsenf
from The Unconstitutional position ASSUMED o. Ne sss sssss
E,,o. TIE Puen. Society By o. shs a,s Answer
,usy eeeded from The sf~ Give possfson e9ot
wih We protested ed sao,dse u s.t:sesoy ssses ~
,orsbs prOseSs oftse wO'f Of Christ 10 the Southern s''
therefore ~. a
e.y satisfactory friends throashout aa, md
ths. cordially interest 10 NJ ason H Dvs md
commend its work 10 our friends In The souta
R.soised that III. Tr-sar,r b iDssaeei % .us y u:
PH.nt society 81 oct Of .oy fond. sv.as @ As sssfs
pnrposss Of ,kr Tract socesy in South CssaiiAs
"' ''''' ~ ''T C. c. PIscKNEY. IA. P,sssssl
L. K1sAsos, Reessdss esssssssy.
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The K,D.as e.4re. ,o,seut of The Bo,.o, Journal

The k'Dsas es;Tes posdeDt Of The Boston Journal,
wI,iirgon he f,h ins,- st LsErease, says;
0en. s$-res wound proves Of much more Sc.
nous t.isre than was ct first supposed. The b. en-
tered bis leg the knee, sud when il struck the
eose, 1t glanced up into the high. II ia very psna
1Id NJ u unable to in biz bed without ssssaDce
The legal inveftlsGOn Of the .se hes not yet com
mtnctd, bot vi probably begin to-day. The fuaeral
OF Mr. jenkins Is to take place To- morrow A general
feeling OF gloom pe.vades the community. Mas that
The DIierDcssUi lae fret .enen ia over the bud
deIunce1on Of Lane. ia rhich some isdplged, hss
partially sbbsided. No sas claims tAst he not
cupsble; bu' tie fat tbs, ne vSs a. the time m
poo.sable poss VI toe Promises he occupied aod
that party OF three or four armed men broke INTO
those pieures, IIOJ1rstes sO1,oshst tle iselas
a. n.u.. hu-."
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The communication was laid upon the table and or
dersd to be printed in document form.
The report of the Joint Committee on Accounts,
and resolution annexed, askng an appropriation OF
s. 600 to continue the invest alton, taken from
the table.
Mr.. GEsrr made q rambling speech, In which he
took occasion TO ridcule the matter by referring 10
speech on the subject which appeared In The En-
press but which had no. been uttered in the Board.
He contended that the Common C0uac had mo- legal
right to adopt the resolution and the powers ialred
10 the Joint Committee Accounts contrary 10
the ordinance Of the city.
During bis remarks Mr.. Genet WAS several times
called order and the President took occasion 70 cay
that his remarks we're totally irrelevant.
Before Mr.. Geret finished lis speecn ssvsra' meun-
bers left the ROOM and call Of the house being nsde,
it was found that there was no. quorum present.
Adjourned to Monday.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Nessrs. HlsKErr ard HoLsEs met yesterday m tho
Comuon Pless Court ROOM but no applications were
presented TO them although il Is understood thai rome
will be 10 day.
Common Council, which was now In the hands Of the
epgro,ssr pursuant 10 the resolution adopted by this
Board in May last in relation 10 authorizing hun, -
Counsel to the Board to parties without pay nent
lowed 10 do. He desired, however, TO farther con-
alder the matter, a. there was question OF sv IN
vowed as to whether the Common Councl hsd power
10 grant the request. Adjourned TO Thursdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

There wss pretty full attendance at the ueeiicg
TIE Board lasi evening CHAs. II. HssweLL, Prssi-
dent, occupied the Chair.
MIR CRcss offered the following;
Bhersas The Commissioner has communicated 10 hi
Beard report presented Friday evening toe ith last
the incumbent. the ohc- Of Collector q Ass.ss-
LEI th,iE only unsettled eSDSi'on but
thassO seFe seems 70 Dc ..se .eey sA.os nss aSs
adjusted and the correct amount Of 'oon asherneJ
sssoIrsd That said Of the Stree, Cou
b. referred Joint Committee Accoants ana TIA
me audi, and .da.t Se accounts Of joseph Taylor co
o Assessments and his deputies sud render fd aad ds.asd
Compssiourr ssd deficiency b. ssceansd 20 exis IN
the t.un OF moneys due to the tasmy BY c~-pa rylH
dAey usli,y. legI proceeding 10 recover tse same
Ii was referred to the COMMITTEE On Law Depart
nent.
Mr. DuvS called up the special ORDER viz: the ques-
ton OF coucurriug with the Board OF Aldermen in
making an additional appropriation Of sjoo,ce Tor
Central Pax improvements.
After brief cebste, the MISTER WAS concurred IN,
only voting IN the negative.
ParlRg LerIRgtoa dreRge.- The report os he CON-
mlttee Asses nents in favor OF confirming sssees
ment for paving Lexington avenue with BsiS'an pave
msnt between Th1ty fourth and Forty second streets
was called up.
Mr.. BRADY moved to recommit the report. lie
designated It az q fraud upon the property ,wDers
along the avenue, VINO did not ask for the Improve
men', and sads; IN direct opposition to their re-
mOnstrance that the work done. They wero
wiling to bear half the expense II the city would as
sume the ether hall.
Tie motion 10 rtcommIi wss lost.
Mr.. Dunn moved to dispense with the reading Of
the report.
Mr.. BRADY said the Board could not sot uoon the
report without hearing i. read.
The motion to dispense with the reading wss declared
carried.
Mr.. BRADY violently called for the less and Nays.
The PRESIDENT said he had decided.
Mr.. BRADY-l know my rights, Sir; appeal ron
the decision the Chair.
TIE PREsIpEsr recalled his decision and the YsS
and Nays were taken on the motion 70 dispense With
the reading which was carried by IL Yes - Nays.
The report was then taken up iis meris, and Mr..
BRADY made long speech, reitera.ing his former
statements.
The motion to adopt the report was carried by IA
Yeas to NaYs.
A communication was received from tho Controller
submitting detailed statement Of the warraats rsued
from January to March |, 1853. a recaptulaion Of
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There wss pretty full sr.ndsrce at the neeicg o
TIE Board lsst evening. CRAs. II. H,swELL, Presi-
dent occupied the Chair
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION

The Board met yesterday, and aftsT uansactpg
rome unimporant business, vent into secret sesssn
The weekly statement sho ss the following result
Number Of alien emigrHnts arrived TO June g. 1H
Number Of emieran.s arrived since 70 juno lo. $50
Total ~
To date in 1857. Jh1
1883. 1884, 1856.
Number Of inmates 10 Ipssitptions
At wad's I.lsnd..............." LIZA l5o isS
Number Of inmates In Marine - -.
Balance Ia bank Jan. 1858. eL,ioo "
Asrrsta,e reosiptst 10 June .. leI........ xsSoh ~
Receipts since b June 49, 1883 tor com .
mutation Of alien pssssDgeD ke-... 1877 il 1851 ~
Total Vi"'''' "
Disbursements. per previous accounts,
C,T,snt ,.nsn.. Of June and 81. 7l4s rs a. 7Sl
Balance Of Communication Fund. t0ob 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
The Fancy.

ANOTHER MATCH AND A ROUGH AND TUNBLE-A
CHALLENGE TO tom HYER.
Morrssey has Just returned TO the city from Phade
pha where he gave week two sparring exhibitions
Shades Of Penn and coadutors two sparrng exhibitions
in the City Of Brothery Love week. few hun
drcds only said to have known OF tho rst only
that number attended, but the second was "bumpcr-
the place completely filed "by most respectable
audience The champion to appear IN Boston shortly
but tho calls for display Of muscle ~ Brooklyn are
ard pressing that not unlikely that be.
fore he goes Modern Athens lac will coniescend 10
pocket tho odd hundreds that the Brookynltes
anxious to be relieved o. The GLORY" IS rolling in upon
him from all quarters and Morrsscy clears his honors
meekyr The champion q England tenders him tho olive
than 10 grasp The hand Of Mr. Mcrrisscy That is very
pretty; and the American champion has concluded 10
crafty the English champion just as soon ~ h. has
picked up tho loose dollars the principal cities of the
Union he sets out for England 70 the glory o his
twenty one minutes pummciling Of Ilccnan Morrsscy
appears Hoynas theatre Monday evening
for the benefit of his trainer John Hamilton alias Shcp
herd His name, Heenans, and that Of Aaron Jones,
paraded over the city Tor sparrng exhibition tonight
but they protest against rnch liberties with their names
and their dcnuncaton Of such tricks in trade
There v another przc light under way Joe Coburn
and Australian Kelly Deposited each $50 last week the
first nsamcps Of $3.50 10 be fought In Florida in four
months s-n date Of deposit This is not to be lighting
"for ahar. Jce and Kelly had scarcely covered
e sov NV, IN Ia former would have trough aud tum.
barroom with all the ferocfy N b. put Oh, went at u IN
nothing LEES than ~ brutality Nelly, refusing 20 pSssn
his name p be used by Joe 70 draw v nus sxnpon
lie another phase OF the pusiic enough 70 sckcn
ali young bankers and clerks who have recently ai IN
stock 81 boxing gloves. Kelly says.'I must certainly de-
cline attending this The cowardy aud brutal
attack made upon last week by the ruian Coburn and
his equally respectable associate, Frank Mcintyre 20.
ceman OF the Twenty first precInt (Coburn biting my
check and 0ougng my eye when down, and his compan'
ion kicking me on the heal Is think, sufficient rea-
son for my being present, especially a. never an-
thorzed him 70 use my name.
Tho English Champion Tom Sayres, is again matched 10
aoh Bi BENJAMIN Cor ~ 900 aside the 10th Of April
| next
statement has recently been going the rounds Of the
country newspapers that Tom yer Of this city, has cha
enecd any man in the world TO fight him for $4,000
side We believe thcrc truth 10 the report that Hyer
has made any such challenge, but true or not the an
pouncemcnt has excited the lighting procivites Of mum
Der Of wen known puess, as well as Of number whc
are not wen known. Among the latter is one John
Deck Of Noble county Ohio, who writes as follows 70 tho
Noble County D~rocrdt
| Nv EptroR--fn looking over ycw columns, sec tina
Tom ycr has challenged any man N The world 70 hg'
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The slut Fam killing her portion Of rats in twenty six
seconds, declared the best rat killer against time
According to Harry, Fan rs TO have her ambrotype
taken TO day; but should the owner be dissatisfied with
that type, he assured he could have taken in any
type he might prefer, or no type sutng, collar was
ready.
During the "killng," while Of the fancy was
"handling" hts dog suddenly rat disappeared II
mystery where the dcad rat had gone 10, but the
Of the dog stepping out from the pit the creature
discovered securely ensconced up his coat lie had
return and let his dog despatch him. and add the time
10 the sccre Others the pit during the evening had
70 dance nmby to keep them from running up their
limitations.
To close the performances, Harry cmptcd from two
great boxes OF rats quite brshe c the creatures the
pii" and IN went every boiys dog and slut and made
dreadful havoc THIS seemed 10 please the fancy amazing
y. II somewhat difficult 10 determine whether the
dog ycpng the rat s1Geaing, the fancy shouting,
the loudCst.
Tho number II patrons who paid their Quarters was
represented 20 be between loo and 1a0. This with the
hquorns at the char would doubtless pay but Harry
counts upon big times during the winter Il Is represent
cd that the taste for sport greatly the increase in the
metropolis, and that caterers for public favor roug
10 be thick mushrooms TO teach anything and every
thing and doubtless many things better unlearncd an
acquired.
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TLI-wHnTAKgs.--Dh Monday Nov %, at 81 Paurs
church, Paterson by .ho lev John Kelly, rector, Nc
WILLIAM Tilt, Of Iroohbn lat Of Coventry, Wa wick
shire, England, 20 bliss JAM MAY wmrAKss, OF New York
late Of London, England.
london and coventry papers please copy.
WiLTsE--I y1ERk-On Tuesday Nov 80 al the residence
Of the brides mother by the Rev s. C. kee.er Mr. FaK-
Derrick WnTsE 10 Miss FMIy O Iyrxse all Of this city
Canada West pape,s please copS
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l. 1858.

him for Slcfoo. bad long since quit the ring and
thought that ~oaid never again enter but order \,
check The rapd growth Of cgotsm that has assumed such
apomnrnee IN The mirt Of Mr. liver, accept rhr chai
ienfc ~ night him for tie stated amount al any convc.
nent time and place. JOHN j. DbT1l
SARADs'Hfr Ohio
The editor &c tae Dn0c-aa publishes the above and thus
Speaks Of Mr. Deck
Dir Ie'k y ar American by birth. and among the
Uoi respectable ctlenS of our community, and although
We knew him 70 be man Of great physca force possess
ca Of an unusual amount OF daring and energy yet ne
little thougbt that he, Of all men esc upon the continent
would propose To meet the acknowledged "buldog" OF
America IN single combat He has many friends who will
back him, who caia that In point oc science he
iniercr 10 Hycr and IS able 10 compete with any
the States IN muscular power His height il rising SIX
feetstrnight az an arrowand weighs, when stripped
20S pounds ne is said - have been the ring but once
and then proved successful. His huge and giant like
frame indicates him Ia be strength
though hope the two may never meet yet
transaction dsgracefu should occur, pre-
dict for the Buckeye Boy The ponshp OF the world
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Great DoS ExhH,ision and Rat Ksning.

TIE exports" OF New YAA bad las, evening exhibition
Of fancy black and tan terriers, bull terriers bulldogs,
and some innocent Amusement at rat killing against tine
As specimen Of how catering Nor the fan attended 10
in the metropolis, VIC give place TO "prncey HTrys
announcement for the sports Of the evening"
MAMMOTH
SeS~<S~<<esS~~~<~ ~<~<cS
Rat ri.
Fancy crowding round
outside. and
Dog despat hing rats
agsns, time.
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Firth.


NoEIE0n Tuesday morn ag Nov. %, the lady of ioal
IT, NOBLE. late OF the city q lrnagb, Ireland, OF
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CHALLENGE TO THE FRIENDS OF MIR PURsER.
" Col. MiSG TO MR. JOHN KELLY

(lHALIENGE TO THE FRIENDS OF MIR, PURsER.
" Col MING TO MR. JOHN Kelly
NEW YORK Nov. q, 1858
MY DEAR KEILY1 have just perused the resolution which
you offered before and adopted by the public meetn
held in Tapnany Hall last evening far from believing
that would wiliuy slead msnfom the democracy
at New York to which you convinced
that the position assumed by IL that resolve totally une
nablc And AS have disposition % do wilfu injustice
either TO Mr. Purser yourself challenge to invest
cation Of the facts upon the following basis
We shallyou and 1-agree upon respectable third
party say James Brady. VIM. Eyars Simeon BALD
win who shall sid III researches and report order
10 arrive At toe desired result shall examine the
pers published 10 this city during the lS33561 and
sgan those of 1916 and 1879 hope 10 be able prove from
tistThat George H. Pursar public discussion which
torres and particularly the New Testament false
inspired productions
seeond-Thai Lord and SAVER Jesus Christ
Son Of God but earth born child Of spurious origin
Third hat he denied most basphemousy the existence of
\ Supre TOD.
FourhTha; he The associate and companion of Fanny
Wrlb and Maria Monk.
FinaIyThat to elevate such TO the Office Of Comp
roner would be establishing bad precedent IN the morals o
the city tbp by doing his political elevation would
farda by the youth OF the metropolis incentive TO initiate
such bad examples.
And authorship of 1.-THE Awful Disclosures Maria
Monk" II Mr. Pnrrer did not write it, and priyy its
production let him the aidavis of original
bona hde publishers to that effect am dear Kelly very
snt erey, your obedient servant $500
ALEXANDER MING,
Hon JoHs Kelly, i2s West Twenty hith street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

AZ McI.ees'. the New style Visiting Card
for 1889 really fur inspection s9s Rrcafway
Fourth street sign OF the Golden star. Articles for holiday
presents, &c, Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Police PAY.The Appropriation for the payment of the
police for this year has been paid out and the officers
have been notified that they need expect money from
the city treasury until February This is very
pleasant winter prospect for the policemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
At WILMER 4 ROGERS, AZ Nassau street

4 TRACTION UNPARALLELED -CR0SSf.Ey'S NE
daon velvet carpets 90 per yard krghsh Brussels
7Sc sec and 90c royal velvets 81 " and 81 ~ all wool
iLgrans, &c. 4Oc. and Soc olco stoves &C
At half cost. AIRAM ANDERSON 90 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

The Greatest Invention Of the Aga Prac-
teal family sewing machine. The champion sewer LOT N
firep frpadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Rmpture Cured by Msrsh's Radical Cure
Of the city. Call and 6Amne No. 'essy s"eeN es'os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Queru.s Cod Liver Of jelly csn he Taken
w,hout taste OF the OIL once ls Fourth avenue. PEN
FOLD CLAY CO.. Fletcher street. wholesale agents.
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Total premiums

1OtA rFefniuHh.. S@Vs
This closed the premiums, the remainder OF the pews
beng disposed Of at prices ranging from 800 to $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safe Isl Broadway Murray sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Defiance Salsmnader Safes-Wtth Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also IRE and burglar
''''' ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Dr Tl,ursson,s Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
aer-sold by Gibson perumer corner Of Broadway and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Machines,
new style. Price go. Once 3S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

An Elegant and Ssylish SILK Hat for -;
also barge Of and chdrcns fancy hats and
caps be found at HARRIS RUssAk's rs Bowcry
&c Grand street aud 81 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Ladies' and Gentlemen wishing 20 Dispose
of their clothing ind cash purchaser By address
ing 10 r. Couroy "a Centre street. B.-Country
ders attended TO-