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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

A DISPUTED QUEsTIoN.-An old to-
per after indulging quite freely in his
accustomed beverage, amused himself
in teasing a mcttlesome horse. The an
imal, not fancying his familiarities, sud
denly reared, and the disciple of Bac-
chus found himself sprawling in an ad-
jacent mud puddle. Gathering himself
up as composedly as his situttion would
allow, he shouted to his son John who
was standing by;
"John, did you see me kick that ere
hoss?'
"Why, no, dad, the hoss kicked your
''Recon not, John. One or t'other OF
us got badly hoisted. 'Iaint me, John,
for 1 am hcrer'
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
EATON, PREBLE COUNTY. o NOV, 4, 1858.
REV. SIR Mr.. George.

REV. SIR Mr. George. Gdd1afd
the wealthy manufacturer, die "a
days ago, on his return from 1o|'alo
and has made you his sole heir op
presence is required here immed|a Ny
The property bequeathed to you e es
timated at one hundred and sf{enty
thousand dollars, and is wholly min
numbered. The deceased was b4ehe
lor, and without male heirs. The no
tive for this bequest is in the wills ateo
to be in return for your Christian kind
ness shown to stranger, sick and r2b'
bed of his money in a str9ngs In
I am, sir, respectfully,
TIMOTHY PETERS,
Executor, and Attorney at Law, 67
Nassau st. .-..,'.- ..-.! +.f.Iss.. e..
Was this letter hoax? Could such
news be true. He few with the letter
to Mary. He then for the first time
gave her the particulars of his attention
to Mr.. Goddard. By her advice he went
to New York that evening. The next
day he wrote as follows:
ut is all true Poor Mr.. Goddard
relapsed after reaching the city, and
died, making his will in my favor. He
was as rich as stated; but one of those
men who display no signs of wealth in
dress. He had gone to Chicago TO buy
lands, and on his return was taken i'll /;
and while lying on. 1.-the cable had been
robbed of four hundred dollars in bills;
hence his apparent poverty. How ex-
traordinary has my but common Chris
tian charity been recompensed. This
is a gift of Heaven to us. l shall pro-
bate the will, and soon return to make
you mine. Inform your father of our
good fortune
In month the lovers, SO faithful and
true, were married. - Charles, instead of
going west, took Parish in New York,
resolved to devote his life and wealth to
the benefit of the sick and the poor and
strangers, returning it to God by the
same channel through which he had SO
received it.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

rm, II Declare" said Mrs Parting
ton, as Miss Waggles the daughter of
the green grocer, looked in upon her in
the full feather of extreme fashion,
'syou look as though you had just
come out Of the upper drawer, and
smell as sweet as the balm of Giled. -
Miss Waggles smiled, smoothed down
her stiff silk, just bought, and tossed
her head d;intily, on the back ofWHich
hung the new bonnet that she had come
in on purpose to show. "Does that
calico wash, dear p asked the old lady
without taking her spectacles from her
forehead. She did not see the blush
that suffused the Waggles, as the green
grocer's daughter informed her that it
was silk. Dear mel" exclaimed she,
taking hold of it, $50 it is; how well
you have kept it. 1t looks as good as
new. If some girls had worn it, it
would have all been in rags before now.
II ow long is it, dear since it was dy ed
and turned p at is new," said Miss
Waggles, suppressing hoop and ex-
tending a spiteful feeling at thessame
time. is it, indeed ?" responded the
amiable dame; 'well, my visionary or
gans do deceive ME SO, that 1 believe
that 1 am growing near-sighted; bat
are you going to have a new bonnet to
match p This was putting the agony
on too thick; it was the grain that broke
the back of the camel. Miss Waggles
remembered that she had sudden en-
gagement, and rose to go, and strange
smile played around the mouth of Mrs.
Partington, as Miss Waggles sailed out
of the door, like a line of battle-ship -
Ike watched her and thought what fun
it would be to see her go up. 49,, .......
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

BE- Woman the female of man in the
erder of nature, but sometimes the male
in the order of society. There are old
women CT both sexes.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

"Why is young lady prepara-
tory to dressing in her crinoline, like a
flour barrel?-Because the hoops will
have to be raised before the head will
90 in
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

nA" Glow we printers He,'' as our
snip said when he got up too late for
breakfast
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

na- Dobbs says a woman nothing of
magnanimity. If she invites friend to
dinner, it is not to display her hospital
ity, but those "silver forks which cou-
sin Isaac" gave her Yesterday.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

neA Most arts require long study an ]
application, but the most useful art of all
that OF pleasing, requires only the de-
sire.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

Ea "Mr. jenkins, will it suit you
to settle that old account of yours ?''-
"No, sir; you are mistaken in the man.
L am not one of the old settlers"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
The Best of the Two.

A farmer and his son Hans having
been to market in the next town, and
disposed of their ad of potatoes, got
ready to return home The farmer laid
himself comfortably down, and com
menced sleeping, while Hans drove the
wagon.
Soon Hans commenced thinking
about the big mess of peas and pork his
mother had promised to keep for him
until his return, smacked his lips, and
drove the horses faster
The old man lifted himself upon his
elbow, and exclaimed
'sHans, don't drive them horses so
fast They had a tull load, this morn
ing" and laid himself down and snooz
ed again.
A little time the horses were driven
slower, then again Hans thought of the
pork and peas, and imagining that the
old man was asleep, whipped up the
horses at full speed.
The old man sat up in the wagon a
second time, and exclaimed
CLANS, how many times do you wan
me to tell you not to drive them horse:
so fast? ? Oh, boy, ifI would have done
so with my father?"
''Thc devil of father you must have
had p replied Hans.
"What y cried the father. "Boy,
had darned sight better father thai
ever you had p
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

nA A young physician asked per-
mission of young lady to kiss her;
she replied; "No sir, 1 never like to
have doctors bill thrust in my face. u
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

aa- a young lady whose name was
Patty, being addressed by Mr.. Cake,
accepted him on condition that he would
change his name, declaring that she
would never consent to be called ':patty-
,oEa ~
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

HI@ A Tennessee editor says of Banks
that their sands are running fast
We hope he means the sapd-banks.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

B9 They have got fast operator in
Arkansas-he cuts up clover and hay,
and sells it for black tea.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

BE- How much pain those evils cost
US, that never happen!
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

l nB always remember that you dress
to fascinate others, not yourself.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

nA- Absence destroys small passions
and increases great ones, as the wind
cxtinguishes tapers and increases con-
hagrations.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

1g~Mr. Conductor" asked rail
road passenger "are we running on time
to -day?' ''No sir, we are running for
cash.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

BgIntelect is better than position.
Brains inside the head are better than a
crown outside.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

RAJ To Prevent Water on the Brain
Have the patients head shingled by
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

HAThe romance of life, like all 9TH
er romances, ends with marriage.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

s9-"Look out for paint" as the girl
said when the fellow went to kiss her.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

E~To keep your friends, treat them
kindly. To kill them, treat them often
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

HA-Why is little nurse maid like
the evening star? Because she's aoee-
nus.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

B@Young men should bear in mind
that coat-tails, cigars, profanity, short
collars and bluster, do not make men.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

B1 Sailors may be emphatically call
ed the worlds floating population.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

B@-A friend inquiries whether man
cannot vote by telegraph. This is a
question for political acire-acorhcrs to
solve. Our own opinion is, that it de
pends entirely upon the regulation of
the poles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


IHtK<nAY, July Id ?. ~
The feature Of tho day in monetary circles has been
the pas OF the interest State and securities
which falls due at TINS semi annual period. We have
heard Of defaults. The payments may have TIE
eject Of eetrbutng share Of the specie lying dIe
in bank.
The Buf,lo Railroad Convention, which, IL was loudly
hoped, would lead to settlement the suclcs rivalry
between The Erie and Central, adjourned Mn. die as
evening, w,hou. having accomplished n,,hng TIC To-
lowing resolution Was passed
Resolved, Tba, the New York and Erie road be re-
prior 10 the recent reduction, which rsies shall
Unchanged till ibe ltth VI July next; and that
tee Of three DO appointed by this Convention inquire
into the difficulties between the Erie and Central roads
The Ere directors present protested agsnst the super
vsory authority assumed by the Convention, and
Representatives OF the Cleveland and Toledo and som
oDcr ROADS which represented took part The
proceedings II Is well known railroad circles that tue
oeslsp Of the Convention which rot up by the New
York Central TO induce All Of the Western and other
ros6e 10 enter into a combination 10 cut of traiic
iron The Erie, order 10 punish ID FOR destro, ing
tie railway busisess by the adoption Of cheap fares
There two difficulties 10 the way ors the unressop
abencss and iupolicy Of a railroad convention under
taxing supervise the sisrs Individual company
secondly, the notorious bad fash which Central has
displayed In s past negotiations with the Erie For the
tro reasons s 70 be presumed, the ain sough, b.
promoters the convention has been frustrated Il Ia
rot likely that the committee will enjoy soy extraordinary
facilities from IRE percr Of their duty
dough Mr.. Moran may indulge tnem with evidences
uiue contracts which the Central hss Poe the
present., therefore, there s prospec. o. c)mpsOm'e
between The couteudng clrp,raions s1d 20 long 81
The aide, The Erie, reyiog On me slengtb l@
sovebcy insists stocking tue pssseoscr Eade o. Ece
sDd Central and cividmg - equally wne, On tue other,
the Central propose aecSm notS,oa, ,at
attempts 10 iGiigisSte, does lkely aoy
silasiment can be nesr At bsad.
The Grat hIari tbs noflag Spa alatse sosSs
ftI OIL from 5shi pricos If yesterday s..srloJ8
several pfomnest bSars bAi pdys.e intellls Jacs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02

unchAr and Conhncd 70 about
go a eco bbs. southern brands were IN moderate ro-
quest and common grades ~ere less buoyant The sales
embraced about 100 500 bbs. at quotations. Rye
-four brm, with tales OF about 75 bbs. QUO
taiions Corn meal was In moderate demand, with small
sales OF Jersey nj % CO. Nbcat-The saee LIMITED,
beng confined about 10 coo busbels, Including Cana
cGbrscsd about 800 bushels, ineiuaiss infe
s5utherb ~ s3c nyeSiles Of 900 bushels made
at zoe. Barley was nominal Oats were steady, with
Co,IE - About one third or 900 bags Of the Iorncrs
cargo Of RIO cofee was cold n 1890 months. and
100 DO. sold TO me trade at lo,Ac and smai lot Java
apt Inc later was more hrm.
CurToN.-rbc sales embraced about 600 500 bales
The market closed without All nauon wnle prices
without quctatle change.
IriGuis 10 Liverpool shout Is 900 bushels Of gyan
we're engaged, in ships bags al 4Ac axe 1900 obls.
flour 81 ls I'd and 5000 DO al ~ 3D. C.ttcn was at
t-g1d a 3i6L To Lonoon coo bbls oil cake were
ssed Is % and 10 do Ia bags, ss IT'S Ga. 10
Benen eco bbls rosin were Engaged at 20 Cd, aud
100 tons black waaut ~ 22s 3d. There nothing
70 Glasgow CT 10 the Continent.
TErir.-ssles OF 200 boxes layer rsisins were made
boisssss ives quiet While prices we're steady
NAVAL sroRss The nrmness OF holders checked salcs
SPIRITS, 20 arrive, were held hrmly at 43c Speculation
prevailed regroiug rosn, AMI owing 10 ia scarcity
material advance vas deraaDoed IN prices There ~as
asoit Of "cornef" IN the market Redned ros;as
nm, while ear was unchanged.
oiis --I.nssea STEADY and saes moderate. About
500 bos whale south Sea- reported a, the East a.
ave aud go do. dark At 47c. cash other kinds were
uttIanGcd
fsoyisIoSs-fork-The market less buoy ant, and
clo td ct stes Tue tales ,rsod ABOUT IUvO
Ito bb's., including mess AZ SIG Is SIC 20, ADD
lfme o. SIS 40 Beef mere firmly neiJ,
with gses ~ abort i75 200 barrels including county
ucss atsilsflI 20; repscked western 40 a. oil 90 a
Ss So ana extra ~ Si4 Ga co. Prime quiet,
$40 f29, and 80 barrels beef hsms we're cold at t7
The ~ PORK amounts % abOu' $500 psceases
uy ~ at the same time ls't moah AZ s07i and sganst
10 lSO the date ast Oi tho present stock
ebou, 20 GOO barrss ~ mess The stock OF beef
IN tie packing ysrds 81 New Ycrg and arookyn ccnshts
u about "a 10 barrels at the same time last nonih
~ U2 uerfeis abo at tns cate isst gear, ~ 200
bsn,Is. Hsoou was QUOT, at $40. loo. tut meats
dug, salts OF about tl5 terces NJ 6kc a 90
ior sbonlcsff, sSd 71sc a7Ac aye Ter haor1 Lard
hfm, vita saies u aoJu 200 bNrcls and uerces al
lVlfc a Tic Be- ter cad cheese were uacha1gef
IJre.-ssies Of 20 % Ctggs we're rppr,ed at &c. a
sac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02
Miscellaneous ana DISASTERS.

The British steamship City oc Caltuiore, Captain
Leeh sailed yeserd1y for Liverpool win 81 cabin passen
gers and 20 In The Storage.
1se itmsurz steamship sazonis Gap, killers sailed
yesterday for Southampton and Hamburg AS cabin
passengers and "a Ia the steerage.
For the supposed loss Of schr Triumph telegraph.
columns
GLITTER smr wAkrrr1p ospt Young advertised TO sail
Sd for San The W thoroughly perfectly
ventilated and = ,e,y ias, sser She 70 coismrns Cali
smrs HANNAH CRooAsR, and Fanny Fosdlct we're slightly
oeso ed by pre- New oreAn Sb lost ichr hinnis shd
BArK uAiirso wssbburn from ouaysquii London be
lore ~ H Jsneio put 10 May in distress, with
MrIBorsrE april I5-Tbe Ocean Traveller, Bosrtman ar.
yved he April from Loadon reports having experenced
lsi6 OF JsLury.
ship Rather t:s tons rating Al built a, Baltimore in 1854
ass no,ser sS,oss says ss tons bull q Nee frt 10
1855 AL bss been tod FOR about $4,000 ship Csths
soa fer 81 Sc cash or equal 70 cash
L.uSon,D-At Portsmouth,. NIB, 2sh ut from the yard Of
D&Psmes, o Thwins, and Capt nickersoo, VAC Is %
Notice 90 Mariners
TnrtAND- pcSDAtx nay-fSocrSE ROCKS
tie buoy GIFiss Incsspe Cooley ro,t
souce hereby given tbs, this buoy 4, row oorod IN 7k
ta,heD 10y wser sprlnx dss sna ssosiwo ihras o. ,
eomps,s bearings as given ~ Con msnler sooerts Rs:
het Hunter Buoy. .....'..'................hSn
Ss end Of h.ihcgr village, icashns
Ballast once dublin. May 81. 1875. ''''-''
sNu.,.vs>u
-, ,.,,,- - =. S.'-.u~ ,- 40. -.
Al ~ sa,s - -, 80 VI, ~ I'm
Dtsvshvn rsln IN Win wv IN anu sv 50, pound whA
mx, pu. N Tor r.ifeeomen~ and remained aAy OF MAY
nhrrsd" Sco ,rveiano 90 run Dlexo yAfcia april 10
wn ~' oounu "hSAi"s' Pu' T" 'V' fenes""on~ Ana sa
Nay 9. Eliza, Cornell NIB, from De,Oiaiion put To
fesIun w ..PT. ~ I'll IN Mi. o.u.u.. Nm - -.
VI f"moe] nay ~ hscA' snsuey' nb OIL rs u"
pTs, ri. rr,, "a ar...r e.,uh Nm sso 49,. ..u. H.
,s,d. pos ana a. 20 h,i. 49, T., 80 ~
f.sm.r rope heyhATa 90, so'n'ns snes Living 90 a.,
Asi % lie re v,s 2, sa '7 "'s q"
WI s' """'' '~"'" ~ o~''"e .e''~""""'
spOAehs a.
ship Sarah Newman, Cobb, from Calcutta for London,
March 81 LAT ! N, Ion n r.
bp tmiy ~ Pierre Ie,sier from Liverpool April ~ for
CJcuiis, May ", lat n, Ion ~.
Ship Houh Csrobns, IRON hoterdam for NYort, June
lat ga Ion I2is
Sbip charlotte Reed from Bordeaux tor NOresns. June
La IS, Ion 10
srp tr'eror IL days ffom sobbe for Havre June y lat
% 30 Ion ~ ~
thip Inward from Cape Good hopelor ionton, June !,
lat 81 20 N, l3n rs wv.
chip May ae sinsmsp. from London for Boston, June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02


snip John BeTirsm ChanJ' KnudsOn Hambwg-L Am
asip City of Brooklyn, Robinson, St Stephens NBNes
BsIh Regatta, Avery Gibraltvr market-lawrence,
BARK : Hamhton. ws.s ascsss-PsoS 4 Church W.
Brig hm~s, Baptlettt, Marselnes-H d Brook Co.
Eng a. s.nsy @ fs owen s sca
Brig George Stock nom Giles, Trinidad Walsh, Carver
Big Norfolk, Emery, Portland a L Hatch Go.
sesr ssis1iy Cooper CSsriesson M,oresdy Mots Co.
sesr ss;y H s1,asses' sss:y, fsi:ssipas King
soSp ssSc hs Ss.
Steamer Mars, Nichols. PhiliAdephs-
sssanshv Jamessown Parrish, Richmond &C. with rdss
ana Dn:;snssss 20 Hy aassm s.o,, and sorox
hours, with mose and pa. sensers, 20 Cromwell 90
ship Superior t0f New Hsye9 souis, Liverpool May 40
Ship rssspO9 Nay IS Nth %a:s and 40
and Gains he entire passage; been days OF Ion g.
hri sS ass caq
sSio isssc Bell johnsoa Ioaaon ard fosnou AZ days.
With mdss and " passenger s. 70 y sorgsa %
coal 70 order Took pilot 24'h of Cape sable
S.,k Gem 2, Of The Sea- Miller Amsrs My passed es
ssv. nothing light westerly -inas and caiml have
oc Il seM aso sn e
ing NM mies June ~ lat Al 49, Loo 90 L. line of
Bah is.sandsr Soi sSa.h IhonasOn, kauocn Smyrna
~. o. spo as s .sa .s TO May
veIpool short Of provisioos supplied her.
mesa ahs Msrr Ne~'A'e MAY o. VIII
M Stanton snse% jnos IS s Il lon
spoke brig Fannie IAncos Dsren for An. verp
Timothy 'H ~ sposs os
fred ho%s ?Sth passed brig steering showing blue
qsa, Sa. bs,s' Ss.sea, Ap.l q with brandy &c,
Esll from London for Boston.
,o ss aS ssin bs Pct pn'' II days with
Brig label tof Bos'cn) Uolley sssus June ls. with
Brig cen Lorond French Carcenns. is days. with sugar
BIG Arciaiua iIrl, Howard Windsor Me- Is days. VITA
win %sfn % i'nsr Des s A'rr'" Windsor rs days.
brig independence (r) ncA,mon Hlsooro, NIB IL days.
brig David DuaeIl rabol Sc john Ne, II days. with um
hshr Jacob, Dutch Van der pi Amsterdam. rs days.
scbr kooin (oi Cherry hed) wslsce Gopsves June IL
With loewood and mahogany 70 Deiaaed "ioai vessel
scsr AIgaa Tucker, Charleston. = days
ss ssr says ,ns'sa
ecbr Wave Edwards, Virginia. 3 days
SER s jane. House spr:sns ss i day.
sei S siss Sf!sSs Eosers Hssas Island Ne, day.
s sS h Kane ssS,l' ssssP: !'s S,l$Ss.s~n.c-
scsr Lucy Church, Lewis, Bos.on-
scbr Ellen Rocmsa, Bowman New Bedford.
schr Bonvsr Candy, Providence for Elizabeth City, NJ.
Sctr New keRulus, Dayton, Fall River.
scbr Lion Harris Albany for Portland. Ne.
schr Msrs l. Hall Lawrence, Portland q for Albsny.
flcop Pointer Fowler, Providence
steamer Delaware. Copss Philadelphia
Steamer PoImska, CuhhuAn New bedford.
Steamer Curicw, Williams PROVIDENCE
E,eamer OsceoiA. smith. norwich New iordor
HEOW.
Ship Northern Chief from Liverpool May
thp Icnpromse. from liverpool.
brig Pauline, nom ralEouth. E.-3y pilot oos, Wa
ierhury.
SAILED.
Giesmshps City Of baltimore (Br) Liverpool; Saxcnia
(Lsml. hamburg; ship Yorkshire, Liverpool
" ind during the cay from NsEtos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02

The sales braced about TOO 800 hogsoesds oog
Cuba, 70 the trade ~ 6c 7c and Porto Rico (A50),
COCO IN primo grocery goods, ~ 7c A7hc.
wHsKEY-ibs market YES quist about 21kc. was
bid end 23c asked 20 hossnsads drudge were sold 1t
2iLc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02
PeraOnal Intelligence,


NJ Felix Belly, whose name has become SO conspicuous
on account OF his in Central America zn
On Wednesday eveninsSfor Washington
Hon SIMON Cameron, United States Senstor from Penn
syvania, is 10 This city.
Senator Douglas and wife arc at the St. Nicholas
Frank Steele, Esq., the purchaser OF Fort Sseiag "a t
the ST. Nicholas. Mr. steele candidate United
states senate from Nionesota.
Senator Rice, Of Minnesota has been tarryi.V for 70
days At Saratoga springs.
Lieut.. Mo~ry, The delegate % the people OF Arizona
Ierritcry 70 the general government,
the 2sth ult
rcsdn the ETsrss k,e.;o c,s
new YORK Nsxw- ana hoy rus,sioSss Az I Henri;
ess r .sas.u sas e.1 s gss
and s.rvspt s:eoIss a webb add sdy. W devon. ca.
Or R,chs , ard lady S.sh9EoD, Conn Ms y Whit,
Mrs DsSneS, siss Dsbney and maid, Mas Macy Dso.
ss oqy s.nsrsp ND NOD nurse Mr.. NIB ass ao
Eey son End ssy s Ms 6ssdDe MS. sfs fSe sai
sss Hss s sn and S s rsx NE;
s. Sy , Hs y .a ac ,sr ch and
weai s5e .nd LADY Leu, S' rsos ssa1ssa &
Gay 1870, p w. and ',ey y.sI TsS,m,s MI. a'
Perrin ysa D' w WE s saspp gss blss
EEL EEL sie i sesSm To Nv rTsse E%s,'sn
nggeSFIy; ZEE srgs, ho.om, q nosen and $40.
.se 1sss sa'''O'00s' f'ey' Andre"-aad II
from Norfolk in s,esm.Sp oaed-rsXr Allen, lsdy sud
Shiloren, Jt hG smth
FROM Smyrna IN tIri P.bhaser-csp. Pe.clvA lady aud
ecsllcren, la.e OF bs,t NestA
DEPARTURES.
o-s1uisamp.on ami HAMBURG in hs s.sa nsbip ssrons
- Nepcel end tstnuy, rerscus, Max an family
,on-; Mari ami lsoy, Hearings, hcessiia Mvdsms
isnn'iy Iein aud gher May aud
daughter, Ihel PIPER co. Mr. Lsngo lscher. weis.
dren, Alcock ard family persops Alexander Neyu.
befs, isdy .pd ehildreI Loewepsen, Nine rai.s- NJ
ner, M,ss seresr, Roller md lly, Appel aeu.ssr
ger; Brodbeci, IN Israel, " Amsnu, D selch.r q,
i.es. K neiSsm q Hahn ) Huber II = sehlerss
lirh~chmsun and child Meyer, Mue Guseck, sslum1
;,L h9rpner ipsse ty Lsssan,K na asd for ea,
Martin, selenten, wntr ig N BelcSs, stone. Oh
,en, swora.iesto' Hapch, kelsgn, o P.ussn mns
kfamp s"sh Ea.S%s ;nis es- mr.
Rswod. Pirs,s, MRS Keskei and cIsd. . d yso = De
ktnp.nss,, Eiehl hsehenhein, N sicxerke II Bro
dck, era Marie yannooen, and % In the Storage.
For Liverpool In s.ea-ashp Europa frJm Bosos-JJ xal
worih krsJ AnSrpws Mics Andre IS Mr nd Ms
Ri Smsn M and VT. Pierce, cspt q Emer'cn $
W Cfspio l. Chaplin. J " LaEee, q IIpder II -eSer
ir b,dchsu, beeIipg. Master Troy Fowie, Bos
issreSce; lode salem; t,cw.li IoSeIl: Il sasasd
Worcester n PERRIN. and Miss Perkins, brooklyn;
BUNDLE srs kIndle infant end nurse; wnsyn kep'o
pr fireman, sYoIk Rev ) wish.m.B, EL,naos; : roe
ter, norfolk Land, welsh Eoolle Arrow. Illinois, q
isn, Mrs. DSyer and son wSsasa css. ciTss @,
i,ins; kryder wife ard Lhree children grishs g
II ca.rss, Reyes. g aonssies = sssdags Bsrsas
santiago lrneray Cubs; Mrss Kirby M and Mrs Nj.
VIII. Lsnaon Eisn Monshsn. ireland: Islissi f,ei
lsnd end Holland, resdence no, gwen 50. For HssT-
srs s So bas rgs se f,- s,nUrs and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02
CITY IOmnIERCIAL REPORT.

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AsIIEs. Sales o. so bbls pots were maze a. &C.
EfEsrSTrtss -Tlcur--rhe market e.cady, while
prices without change Ct moment Tue demand
fair, CHIEFLY from the hume trade, with parcas
for export The rales embraced about 10000