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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

THIRELnF CONNIITEE.-Tte regular week y meat
ing Of Jersey City Relief Committee bed at the City
Cerks Office morning with Judge Fink IN the char
Tie Rev M Nednder City Missionary made his lh wee.
report he s1sed that tie supplies o. provisions Tie
depot were nearly exeus and he had for several days been
Ibe give oIy a.e relief 20 the numeros appcnts pa
r.ug relei had been gwen 20 80 isne
CONFUSING about go sjslis and nearly 900 children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

none 4, R.t ba, 2so .hsieo the Of Olypsaa;'
SSLs
Ycg-. Re,r.,,f.pv WM WALCOTr
Treasure, and Secretary pro tenn
To p,ssr. Nrics GsFrNLEsF, w. y. WELLS, C.LNN
DUER ard Others
The latest return q tie Bank Of England IS a. fol-
lows:
sssIE DEPARTNENT.
Nate, ;..,,d ~ 81 j Sij'Ci,yernnl.nt debt, lte
Other ~cur.ies. j,tSlsf
Gold coin and bullion 10, 81, Si1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

tim, .ps,vs.srs s ps.rssr rei esS Od 10 cav
s,,. A. rvsnsps SO Isss'nsss peg ds, On ne aen az
ss On The Third eS.eLs for aDsi'
20 m nakus li2 tps sud Aveagirg ~ icngefs = ?
~ Ths reIort q ordered On ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

IssrroroRs or EIrcrios.-The Common Conne1
hr evening filed the vacancies existing 10 me ofio
81 Issnee.ers of Election. TIE election vi oe Ne'"
IN 80 9Th Of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

KIcEED BY 4 HoR>E.-A boy named Wel.man, re-
South Third street Jersey City, yesterday morning
Aided horse ~ the stable Of IN Grow street srd
had cOr bone broken. snuIes are PRONOUNCED
asre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

FIRE At PsTERsoV.-The stable attached to Ora
Farmers fio.e III Paterson destroyed by fire
sy morning. tr horses burr; 70 dean, The 6e
tts work of Oh inccDdisry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

I,nrcrxr ExPOsuRF.-,lObn RUpp was arrested on
endsy Afternoon BY the police Of he s.n PIecact f acs
a, s.rosur his resson ia the vicinity Of he church on
w., ,tre.t near Lee avenue He wsseoInnee bu:
tlsis.t aples! q be WA e.s;b,rseG yet.eTdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

The steamer Empire CITY recently sshore on Minneeook
Point vss thi. axe moon taken tks large bn % lac
bin Radiant Irin,.r 700 also keu on 70" tyte sec
tio, dol Tor CHAIR, ,ne will stripped Tcesaised and bewy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

-, h,,nu-At9ut O'Clock yesterday stef-
80, 81 6re was sounded 10: proved u b. false Wa
60, 10 draw the Ere engines b.; Io dsIbaoce
eteuued-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

MINIATURE ALxAEAc.....fas DAY.
spnR,.e, s: II sets,.,... 6:2z Moon-Sets.... hses
wArER......THfs DAY .
Randy HOOK 749 Gov lsVd 83em Hell Gate. ..,...lo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

BURCIARY.-The store of John II. He:nea, corner
sfNch sJh Ard Third streets eL,eTet on Sunday nigh
a "A of me anal change in The ttlL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
n,,,y,p.rn-Ncbael Moran sad Jsne. IIsWaIuI

- i,ss on Friday night o. aAs'se q b-ss;rrJ az
5s sr..r-ed BY Georgsas Lone rsssins :. 80 .. ana
.Co, VIZ - corlsiasst Eot spTcLng - '-'s'a'-sle ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

Fer IlSerra7-wi'itm H. Gaze PR NpAs"o,-o 49,,
A Javis r@ 4iao'or-Richast W. "mPf'e' =" '''''
-Issss fkCmorc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
man named George p. Soudsp, resid.

SUICIDTs.-A man named George 7. SoudeD, resid-
Exsbeth committed suicide Friday by lalda
bad addicted TO incorporate habits and this ac is
tbe Of LIE His parents reside il Ph
delphia.. -.
George Scholar, German residing IN Prince street,
Newark rhursdy took arsenic from the effects Of which
4. de-. % Saturday trouble il said have prompted
Tie deed. He lesyes a wife and three children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

TIE following Republican ard American uIion
.chst has been nominated for the ski WAfd o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

Tn. market for American Securities in London has been
durg the past There has been moderate de-
maud for the best description OF Railroad Bonds
Illinois Contra ShaIes haye been somewhat depres bl ons
buyI have appeared the lpr rates The inflated quotations
received by be NewYok have produced no effect on
his rEaIiet. Erie shares dull at mas. .
count
The Circuer Of Messrs. d. Bell & Co. says:
Tha market for American Securities continues inactive IL
Stocks during the past week there has been but little dong
In Railroad Securities eefbusiness has been in NewYort
and Ee sud Iino. Central Shares for the various Railroad
Bonds the demand hiss been very limited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

From me London Daily Nelcs Of March u
The funds to-day were dull but the closing quota
tons were not below those OF yesterday netwitbsand
ing news of a fresh fall at PaIs. The spectators
eyince disposition to hold aloof from active opera
tons until the tendency Of political affairs shall have
been rendered more clear by Parliamentary expa lana
tons Througho the Stock Exchange business Is eI-
cessiyey dull. The prnicps feature OF the day was
M in most Of the leading English IA wsy stocks The market
owing TO the uued falling OF in the traffic coupled with the
approach Of the fortrishtly :eitlement ,, ,...
weekly count the Bank to-day u.de alteration 10 the
m of discount although the almost complete diyeT,on OF dis
business from that 20 the open nIse, mus
wees Todsy the applications al the Bank were as Aned a.
he Bapl oday there were no bullion operations worth
porting bu; small quantities Of coin continue 20 flow ~ hom
week week Consequently No decrease II the Bans uieAc
The aeouns respecting the .tsgnaion Of trade in France
daily becoming o.ins to the d'H"'' eAcsd '' 'e
o. th import. od lately reported very little remains
hse The whole the 1872 100 brought by the Ovsr Lang rs.
beer bought Tor the Continent portion Of the Californian
rod the Parna ha' 15eay been taken t9I me sane
destination Tie 456oo N gold brought nom Melbourne o>
the Sea Breeze Is expected TO b delivered . morrow and
cordiug to sppasncea the whole will BE- sent away
The wind j. unsyersble for further arrivals from Australia
having changed sgain to the eastward ~
The TmaF viii take out only t2oo 70 'overeen' 20
Yerday sIoG, 5000 in silver reached Thames from
N' From TIE European Tint, March IS
Although money continues most plentiful, the gen
.ra business of the country does not yet seem 10 oen
eft by this advantage. There is very little demand
for accommodation either at the bank or in the open
market. The Directors did not at their weekly meet
inc. Yesterday alter their minimum rate OF discount.
In the Stock Exchange loans are offered on Consols
- urth Ggareuteed -Four Cents almost nominal
Inc amount Of coin and bullion in the Bank Wednesday night
m was Il us 22 being increase Of 1898 as compared
vi he There s increase OF Sfi N the
, ssqye Of notes and coin
,5 >. r-chser. Ar shv prizes inclined 20 droop No
tiu is ade il quotations but the part Of the Do
a. silver by the India packet unsod and
e .buen's principally Gold. looked for daily Gold c.
-, ., b. in ali demand tie Continents, MARKET ID ID
ION. sal very dull # 'sle.
Tie following table will show the fluctuations in Com
81 I'll inst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20

viii b nads BY calling before purchasing else
whsre. We are determined to cell nj low prices, 20
loW for Cash. that shall be able 10 object. And
While - arc hsipins the p,or BY almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall give the stalled wheel
Of the business ~orid push forward. Doo't mis-
take tho place. but follow the crowd TO No. 3 LIE
CLAIRE BLOCK. Decl5tlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Carbon Cliff Coal.
1T 8 CENTD PER RUS HEE.

TVHB CARBON OLIRP GOAL NININ 90 are
L now selling their superior coal u their gard
CORNER Of 6th q end Western Avenue) ct eight cents
Pr bushel and ten cents delivered The citizens of
Davenport and people ofthts Vicinity will remember
that We were the nrst 70 inausurase low prices
and Ne now assure them that 10 shall continue 70
cell at the vosy lowest rates.
Davenport, January s, 1853
LOWR8Y, THOMAS CO,
Ssoedu PropSie41e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
THE SECRET INFIRNITIEs OF
YOUTH AED MATURITY

A few words on Thu rational treatment, without
medicine OF Sperm torrheA Local Weakness, Noe
rnal Emissions Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay of the system, Impotency, and ImDedi-
ments to Marriage generally.
BY 3. DELANEY, NJ d.
The imports fact that the many alarming COM
plaints originating in the imprndence and solitude Of
youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, y
in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new q 4 highly successfcl treatment, =
adopted BY the Author ~ " exp aimed By msans q
which every IL enabled 70 cure HIMsNS perfect.
" ana ct the least possible cost thereby avoiding IN
he advertised nostrums Of the DAY.
0sot 70 any adpress grstis and post free In sealed
envelope By remtttngl two postage ste@1e
TO Oh. B DB LANEY. II Eitpenard street. new !ork
Oity. Jsn13dev1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Removal.
Removal.

Removal.
'TNHE undersigned has removed his ONCE to tho
l. SECOND story Of g. L.Nichols' new Block, corner
Second and rsdy streets, Davenport
Nv. WOODWARD.
Money 70 loan on Real Estate by
ns7itf W. WOODWARD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Oakdalc Rural Cemetery.
LUMBER.

]. w. SkINKLE Il CO.,
GKSEaAL DEALERs IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, &c
Ossasv Csssl AID Jscksoa directs,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
NU8 srranssmssts are such ~ 10 insure at all
~ times full suDply Of The cinerent qualities Of
Gle q r Il q ~ , cr,
Jsnt and Ssaatlins Of all sises andlengths, Common
L1nbss, LatA. Shingles, &c.
Ossye U0Os-6sel,
O. ussvsy and whitsYins, We always stand really
- oe0paSo With any In tAAs market. We invite the
eono ond os1sotion Of I'll country lumber dealers
- so1 stecA hand I'D facities for hIing orders
- ouaA raelo.
1910 Nv sKINKLH 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20

YWB y eoc!1ber having been unexpectedly called
= eess, VIII transact any business In lastsru New
zen lder1ne the next two months) that his friends
~ 6esiro.
Aa4rsos .. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND.
oeaWenGunk, Ulster Co., N. 7,
0AveoDosts 0eeonber q, leo5. pos0od1v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
PUBLISHING HOUSE
Auction Sale.

an Thursday February 4th at o'clock, n, vii
~ be sold for freight and charges ~ the Ware
house OF .le subscriber opposite the Rail Road
Depot
port, Iowa.
D. SHELLEY.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
Jan7d1Ds Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
Removal.

u6ClRhOvSus
CHERiFR LEONARD'S Office may hereafter be
- found .! the Court House.
II LfCEAKD
tfds1pShry.6' OF 0nttooupty
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
BANKING.

0ONkers.
MACKLOT Z CORBlN.
DAv0Boos, Iowa.
1essrS. p. CHoCTLAU,jr. 4 Co.,
Cashier ANInICAS kxcnApGD RAHH NV I0s
Messrs. TKssOD DAnJBs, Bankers, n Louin.
Cashier ATLANTIC BAEx, Boston.
Mcssrs. X. 4. swirl, BRo. 4 JoHxsToR, Chicss.
Eoses AID Bills cokecfs6 and proceeds rsv~,leed 10
any part crfhe Usued Stoses.
Bills sfExchangr - all The Psiseieai Cisscs
sfiAe Caited Sssses and E1ssps
II % Il q Mt .AFD SOLD
n. Money RENTED to Europe b StgM Dus,
which can be cashed in any 8vu IN England, Ire
land, or Wales, in sums 81 and upwards.
Oct 16-dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
CLOTHING.

TNOMPRIe1NG, probably the Target, mosi fsshtoo-
~ able ami best made sssortm.nt VI Boys and
Mems clothing 70 ~ found In this city. A. the pub
nc are not gamm ned BY 20, - or ~ thousand
dollars 10 siock selling OF 81 cost etc., but II 10 .u
ctest that every Description Of Garment
that heart wish mini onnceive, that 81 al
units durability With teauty Can be found 81 or
place, st such astonishingy Low PRICES that We
are confident
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-20
NEW YORK.

tAPPLgToN's EulLDING.)
No. 3AS 4 a4s broadway, New York.
IMPORTED WINES. ,GROCERIES,Ae
1. a. w. GEERy.
2O3 Canal st. &7I9 Bros dway, N. r.
(Estabiished 1aOi.)
Importers and Dealers in Tirss Quasitses
FAMILY GROCERIES,
orer tothe TRADE HOTELS, PRlvA9. CAMILLE
and AL Who are ohoioe IN Their taste, asd desire
genuine article q large vsrietyof
TEAS, GRsEN AND BLACK souCEoNG, poCCH-
ONO, khGLiSH BREAkFAsT, 0CLuEG, IkPK
bal, HfSoS, GUsPo.pEk, YOUNG HTsON,
a.. In Chests and hslf CHESTS &c
CofFEE-AoCHA and JAVA.
WIN s-@AADtRlE sHERRIES, PORTS, HOOKS,
*, very Old AMI high s'adgt, IL original packa-
rs, detnuoLs, maguflrls and bcttGe,
BARTON aud ct ESTIsR's oLAREr5
ChAAPAGNES: Meet & lhsndons Cabinet Imp,
VeI1-nay Do. iirlds g 40 IL. Aulam's, do 60,
Liouoks-brandits, Ru -, wnisk.y, Gin, Arrack,
sis,' Curacao, Aaraschino, Anisette, Nc, eau, Bit
MALT LIQUoRS-Iond,n Brown Stout, Scotch and
English AIES
SE6ARS--A variety ~ Choice Brands
PiCkLES-kNGLIsH and FRENCH
sAoGh3-for tish. Carrie Game. Neat, sc.
oHEhaE. ~ LloN. CHEDDkR Royal yiCTO
i.lA, PRIME ALBEIT, PAkAESAN GkUY
LIRE. sAPSA6o Dr1CH, and AMERICAN.
sIGARS-LoAY, CkoshBD, pULyhRIssD, s.
CtolA, &c. IN bar is rui half barrels
HAMs-WE5TPHAI.lA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and u HALE
EJour Liquors are warranted unadulterate3 a.
o. puf own importation. lApT, IL diy.l
" AXE INDUCEMENTS TO AGEETs-EyPzRI
4SENCED Canvsssing Agents wanted in III parts
" the country for the "Comprehensive Geography
end History, (Ancent and Modern) 0; thu Whole
world, froh, the ear lest ages to the preset time
ny = y GOODRICH, peter Parley.) Elegantly bound
and beautifully illustrated. Price o. SoIdouly b,
Agents to whom special districts will be givea. Ap
plicants should state what counties they would Ike
tor particular rspply to
J.H. COTTON 4 co,
Ncbi7ir IT. William trcet Ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17
Died.


BxAII Al Cold sprng, Putnam seunty, n. y, on Tues
cay July Ia FAssn II. NJ PssiL daughter OF Lieutenant
Coone, B. d. BeaIl. United States Army aged IA pears
and months.
Brsss-On Friday, July 10, Of consumption, JoHs Az
psxw, Of James and Hrgaret Burns, aged "a ears
months and 20 days
me friends and re lives Of the family boes Of
The members OF thu D. Donovan husketeers are respect
fully invited TO att eud the funeral from his late residence,
Ne 80 Oliver str ,et, sunday afternoon, one o'clock
Ills remains VII, be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery.
Doncg On rhursday, July Is, JONATHAN WAtTER,
infant con OF orsthau Washington and Sarah C. Dodge,
aged 10 mont ma and q days.
The reas ses and friends Of the family the Ccmpanons
Of Phepix hApter A. Adelphic Council aud N
and The b. others OF Independent Royal Arch Lodge 10
are resp ectfuy invited 70 attend the funeral ON ~
Gay ate Snoon, a. two O'Clock, from the resoeree W n
parent No sHamersley place, without fur'nef a'"'
ton.
O. afornh rspers riesse cory. ..uu.,.. ~
,osoHox On Friosy, July 10 nksr dnsl,s AMI ia
J'hn and Ann DVnohoe, aged years, "'""A' 49," ~
lays. "a. ,.uux ar. ,.s,ec,s,,,v
nvited IN stend the funeral this sturasyD NernooD,
A one O'CLOCK from tho residence Of her parents NO LIS
Flint avenue --,.. III. "a a. p-u..,~-
wursAS son of william IL and Harriet n DcsrNv, aged
sr,srs. ~ the family are invited 70 attend the rune
,,i th,s sursy) mornsng, at ten O'clock from No les
| Iiy,nvssor; streea, Brooklyn.
On thursday, July rs, ELIZA y. EvxRxrr, wife
| cf Nicholas q Everett, aged II years.
Tbe trepds Of the family requested 10 attend the
,uuesu etcm the Dutch Reformed church, st Bsrsss N
| J.. this (saiurdsy) Afternoon, ~ three O'Clock
GovAsp.-On Friday, July Is, ~ No Tes Eighth ave
nue., saAc eovAzD, teacher q mnssa And wrsns ,ss'
| 50 ysars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

The funeral VII take rtacs this q A"r az, sierua'm
at three o'clcek.
Hasprs0.-ou Friday, July IS, In Bro kiyn AGsA e
HA2pec, wife Of George Harding, aged "a n , moosa
srd rs days
n. irtrts ard relatives respectfully % :.
erd the funeral from her iats residence No $40 PsAs
o'cicck
BAIoGT On FRIDAY morning, July 10, hrs MARCIA ~
Hursr, recs o. tho late Elisha EAgai, in tho oar
year Of Der sgs.
Te relatives Ard friends Of the family ara respeoslty
reqstsi<o 10 attend ihe funeral from her xto r,sicsncs
No 2e2 ECen erees, Sunday afternoon, AAn psss
orc O'Clock, w,stcu, iurtber invitation.
KpG.-On Friday, July To- Lara ", daughter Of yoaa
d. and Eliza King aged year, III months and days.
The friends Ct tho amiiy ere respectfully invited 70 A.
terd the funeral, hy Saturday afternoon, H s~s
lr .oa Of George fsdey, Of The county Of Meath rs
lard, aged 20 years.
IAwsos'--cu Friday, July Is, Of cholera infautun.
MIrTor son Of James and Dorothy LAWSON, aged .
Tho friends and relatives Of the family respect ny
invited to attend the funeral from No 62 Boome street.
the residence Of bis parents this {Saturdsy) sssuos
nj two O'Clock.
xoORS-- 90 Monday, July IL, at IL residence of her
FRANCIS Mooss the only daughter Of Patrick ana
kcoca aged years, nonthz and 2 days.
EosIoSOn Friday, July l6, after long and suffering
ness pTxsRx EoEToA OF the Late Jas Clinton Norton,
In iha sith year OF his age
Ihe Ders viii take place from tho house Of his usce.
Samuel Bradhurat, No a. East Twenty hth street, O
supasy afternoon at two O'Clock His friends and rela
tiyes requested to attend without further notice.
Rad AT Dalton Georgia, on Thursday, July 8, iies-
tenant joan DORSEY RKAD, United States Navy younxege
sen OF .he late George Read, EaQ, OF Newcastle, Della
ware, 10 the $50 year OF his age
RoBKsTsoS -Saddsaiy Thursday, July Is, GsosOo
W I. RosERrsos, In tee Oath year Of age.
The friends Of the family, also the officers and members
CT Company f. Seventy first regiment arc respectfully
vtsd 10 attend the funeral bis late residence corns
OF Tenth and Eighty third street. on Sunday asr
neon O'Clock HA remans will be taken 10 0rosa-
wood Cemetery for nternent
VAN KIEycW-On Friday, July 10, vRxruAsp H. yav
KIEsCK, aged 20 years months and 10 days.
Tue relatives and friends OF the family respectful
1T Franklin street. this Saturday afternoon Il ,srss
o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

THE RsRE IN RoxBuRy, MAss.-Tbe total loss by
the fire at Roxbury on the sth instant " estimated
at about $4,000. The flour and grain store and
stable Of Mr.. McElroy in which the fire originated,
were DESTROYED. Mr.. McElroys loss Is ~ 400: no
insurance. The two story building, owned by DR..
Ii. J. Bigelow, and occupied by ). Muirey, marble
worker, destroyed. Mr.. Mulreys loss is IS 600;
insured for 81 900 at the Hoiyoke or Dorchester
Office. The fire next communicated to block Of
three stores, owned by DR.. Bigeow apd occupied by
Mr.. McElpy, William Mccoy, variety store, and
James Madden, grocery. The corner building was
entirely destroyed and the roof and upper stories
of the block were demolished The upper rooms
were occupied by Irish families. There WAS
insurance ON the building the corner Of
Washington and Zimmerman streets, in the following
amounts:-sl $50 at the Quincy Fire aud Marine, Of
Boston: $3.50 at the Dorchester Mutual; 81 200 OF
the Traders Mutual, Boston-total, 80 800. The pro
perty WINS insured 10 VIM. Soier ct al, trust ees
James Madden loses $500 on which there was 40 ir
surance. A three story block on Washington sire a
owned BY Edward Brinley and occupied by Nal xch
Dpwney, grocer, and Mr. Baker, shoe dealer AZ ID h
large number Of families, was destroyed to ethe
with mJkt OF the furniture In the teneJner ss MI
Downey loses 5000 no insurance. Mr.. Brh lev lose
about 81 600 which IL PROBABLY insured. f.r irinle
was also the owner Of the tenement hous in the rev
of the stable occupied by nine fapilies- The dwell
| ing house Of Mr.. James Simpson was somewbs
damaged The Gre appears 70 he.se been tue woe
| Of en- inoepdiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


sHuvnuD-Go~pos On thursday evening, July ;. BY
the Rev James Me,t, ct BRIDES residence Mr.. WILL
IIas srF1riD 10 Mss EiIG doEDos, all Of this cay
vorrsSyy-CsAr.-On Thursday, Jry Is, By tye Rev.
~. J. Roche, ABRAHAM p DS Vo~rsSss 70 sAsAs os<r
ali Of TIA CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

ASCENDING OF AN ILLINOIS BANKnR-A SAD
CAsR.-we are more panied than surprised 10 learn
that an accomplished banker, for some years in
charge Of bank Mt Peoria, Ill., but formerly OF this
city, has absconded, leaving the bank minus large
sum on bis account. The sum is stated at s25 ,OOO
He left, az we learn, some three weeks ago. giving
his family TO understand that he was going away on
business, az he was accustomed to do. But i would
seem that he went TO New Orleans, where he was
heard Of, following the vice of gambling which has
proved his ruin, Thence he went to New YORK, ana
thence back to Charleston-whence, 10 II supposed,
he took steamer 10 some West India port This
man was in a bank here for some time; bat was
compelled to oeve because Of his addiction to gamb-
ling and its usual concomitants. He went hence 70
Peoria, where his superior business qualifications
immediately Won Con him a very high position. bad
he been steady he could hsve secured, in an honor
able way, al the money he will ever need. But now
be has lost ALL for II Is supposed that the largess
portion OF the t25 900 was eambled away before ne
abscooSed. He left wife and three children quae
destitute, and they have just returned to Ms city
whee. their friends readc.-Rcchssfer Union
] wi, u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

A YOUNG LADY DfADHSAp.-A Miss Drave has
boon presented with free pa-s OF indefinite dura-
ton over one of the Pennsylvania railroads. Being
at home alone, she saw that tree had fallen on o
curve of the road on the opposite side OF the river,
and that the cars without warning would inevitably
be thrown offinto the river. She crossed in skill,
and as the train approached, succeeded in stepping
H. thus saving in the opinion Of those on board, all
the lives ON the train. Instructions have been gwen
whenever she travels on the train TO stop for her
r such point as she nnds most convenient tor reach
ing her home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

Defiance Saiamander Safes-With patent
powder proof locka Also, fro burglar
F ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

Ho,lovvay's pills and Ointm snt---Our Bo-
dies discharge ard matter through the bowels kidneys
and skin and Hoowsyss pills snd ointment restore here
MAI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

New FAshions In Gentlenen's Furnishtne
Foods by every at GREEN'S shirt and furnishing
afore, No. l Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

Elastic Stcckirgv, Radical Care Trusses
shoulder braees bnndagas Instruments for
every deformity Dr. Il. l. PARSOss NO. Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

The New Style English Byron Collars, at
kOoDY5, 25e Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

S27 Der Dozen.-Fine Shirts made to Order
OF Inc hes, materials warranted 10 hand give sssfscon
MCOL9'S No. 262 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

Broken Bank Notes Lite nfieId Bank, Ct,
redeemed i per discount Buls OF ali cher broken
suspended banks bonRh, the best terms 9kO Psfios,
exchange broker, as Broadway corner Of Canal street