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DRY GOODS.
GREAT SECRET UNVEILED I!

IA
Who can sell cheap so per cent below the orgi-
nal cost and yet make money!
A fair answer: The undersigned bought the large
BA N X r UPT STO *, hal
Of WAXMAN & HANS, No. 1I2 Main street. at 25 cts.
on the dollar, and is able to retail them great deal
cheaper than anymerchan here elsewhere could buy
them at wholesale. May any one Judge il that's not
rare chance for the ladies to money though don't
sell Coats Cotton for Sc and Palm Leaf Fans for 1c ia
order to mock the customers in, but do sell French EN-
broidered Honiton and MateseColars worhS6 for
Sleeves to ma oh, Muslin and Cambria Sets Black Lace
Wells Embroidered Hem Stitched and Grass Linen Hand
kereheis White and Black SILK, Brussels HoniLon and
maltese Gimpure Laces Hosiery, in different qualities
French Mantilla Laces Trimungs Belts Mantias Fans
o. a descriptions White Muslins and Cambrics Mobar
htts, Chidrens Cloves and Ribbons all OF them at 80
per cent Black Silk Finges four inces wide at Soc and
nice heavy Colored Frnges three aud one half inches
vile, st rs 2S1 yard, Besides lot OF hundreds OF
articles, which shall offer for a trihng sum. German
MoFsteds lac an OF. Also Yankee Notions, Pins and
Yarns in great qusntltiey, cheap,
Ladies please convince yourselves by examining the
goods at A. ME5S1NGER'S
jy3 diff I12 Main street. opposite Waldo, Rleck s
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IURNIPs. Common turnips may be sown
from the middle Of July 70 the middle Of
August. We prefer the last week in july. II
the weather is not too dry. Almost every
farmer has patches of rich low ground, where
the young corn has been destroyed blythe wet
weather OF the past month, and such ground
is generally well suited for turnips, if well
ploughed and pulverized. Or what is still
better, clear up new piece Of ground, where
tree from grass and weeds, and after plough
ing or well narrowing. SOW the seed al the
rate Of one pound TO the acre. and cover with
brush harrow. -lfstine .Ferney
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10 AhEP HAMS IN SUMMBR.--One good wav
is to put layer Of coarse salt in the Bottom
OF barrel, then lay in ham and cover it
with salt, and then another, and so on, till the
barrel is filed, OF course the salt should be
dry and the barrel should be kept in dry
place. e0 .'
Another and better way. is to sew up each
ham in coarse cloth bag. give the whole !
coating OF whitewash, and hang the bag in a
smokehouse, or any dark, cool place.
A sure way of keeping hams fresh, but not
neat way, is to bag them as before. men
TONED, and bury the bag in the ashhole. tax
ing it out as wanted 3's'ii''1''ao'
we have known them to keep very well bv
simply wrapping several thicknesses Of news
paper and hanging in an open garrett A cor
respondent says they also ''keep perfectly "
as ne has proved, by packing in dry hay run
through'a hay cutter. Then wrap them with
q single thickness Of newspaper, and sur
round each ham with portion Of the hav
tie the whole in large cotton bags, and hang
IN dry place. -7-Amsrican Agriculturist.
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LINCOLN HOUNEl. -This ]

q AtNCO1N H1O - > Gn--Ibls large and
Fzl@sse spacious HI tel will be reopened on MONDAY,
June 14th, for the accommodation Of tile trav
cling pubiic and boarders s0wing to the strin
k gency Of the times, the rates per day have been
reduced from 81, to $780, Regular boarders taken on
very liberal terms. No pains will be spared to make
the Lincoln what always has been, FIRST class Hotel
The table will be furnished with all the decaces of the
season, and the attendanceall thai can be desired
Attached 10 the House is good livery and transient
ptaoe. Carriages of all descriptions will be furnished
from the Office. tFf li
Ene subscriber respectfully socits share RI the trav
cling public hoping that his endeavors please and the
reduced prices will prove salts actory to all. % q.
je11 81 G3R&TuTh&stf A .G..WILIIAMg 4.
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90 TIL BAY STAIE MORGAN
.k12A fast trottng Stallion, dark bay color with
1@ black mape, tail and limbs four years old one.
eighth Black HaWk and seyen-eghths ofgan will stand
this Season All who wish TO uoie great power good
dsposition easy and graceful action together with
high degree Of Intelligence and Speed In one horse are
invited TO Gee this beautiful animal Terms moderate
and good stock warranted For furthsr Information ad-
dress L. EATON, at No. 8 Bay State Shoe Store.
je1T dtf
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THE WORCEsTER Say.


Printed and puolshed by JOHN Milton EARLE,
kTH0MAs DREW, at No. 212 Main Street, Worcester,
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Cushmans Lightning Conductors have been before the
paoe Tor several years and are pronounced by sceDF
lc men the most perfect Rod in USE for Protesting
buildings from Lightning In this rod are combined the
following general principles, to wit: large metallic sur
face pereci continuity OF metal ard freedom from oxid-
alton Il perfectly continuous having no joints OF COUP
ngs but preeenta an even, 9nbroken metallic surface
from the point TO the earth This rod is made Of fur COB
per and four iron wires laid together 10 spiral so AZ
TO make perfect metallic contact, having at it's base
Where enters the earth large surf ce OF zinc and con-
per plates or cylinders which produce sufficient qa
Vanc action 70 keepthe paris free from rust Wherev-
THIS roo Is KNOWN 1t is pronounced the beat conductor
In use. For proof, read the following:
Yale College, Neo HGUem, Conn.
D. D. OUsIEMAE--sr.T have given due consideration
70 your letter. and the Structure OF the portion Of YOUR
Lightning Rod whch you have transmitted to me en-
TREY approve OF the Rod aud OF the views and reasons
stated py you: submitted it to an eminent scientific
sn-s piacucsl manTand he agrees with me III opin
ION Fl A Yours, respectfully, gtef
ws bsA as BENZ. sILLINtAN.s
AnheTst College, Mass.
,. D OusHMAH-sir:-I have been much pleased with
your conductor for electricity which you sent me n
seems 20 to me that you have hit upon vely ingenious
method OF avoiding the difficulties belonging 10 the
lightning Rnds whieh have seen. refer paftcularlv
I TO JOINTS and Rust, suspect that from these causes
most Of the rods nov in no sort OF projections
Your experiments seem to prove that the rod Is not good
merely IN Eheory 1t will OF course take long time to
get new rod into use, bnt should like To lee vonra
upon some Of the dwellings in New England, as well as
the west. Respectfu1ty
EDWA2D HITCHCOCK
~ Liberal Inducements offered 10 men who under
stand putting up Rods, to travel aud sell this Rod ID di
terent parts Of the New England States.
eriurtner fniormaton call Ia person. or address by
'R g Agent tor the New EnSlsaS STATE. ra
myl2 d&w3m No. Front.st Woroes.er Mass q.
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A UsHFUL INsrtruTroN, 1T is PROPOSED "a
estabiish an institution for the education ~
young ladies, ii which tho science ii weaveol.
ogy, spnology and eookoIogy will form paft
After obtaining these accomplishment. thav
may receive 4 regular diploma. win tx
honorable degTsec f T. r. VIE for Wives
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ESTABLISHED IN 1855.

p Y o u N G.,
Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, TOYs, UMBRELLAS
&C. respectfully Informs the public that he has now in
store an ENTIRE NEW Stock bought since the recent
fall in goods, and nov selling at very low prices
Umbee las, Games, &c repaired. PfnIxang in ava
riety of styles Eyeets set Marking for Embroidery
r. Agency Of Neg England Dye House.
Sign Of THE Variety Store" No 200 Main street,
opposite Rrinley Hall dtf noe
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DAILY PAPBR.-FoUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. Ansubscripuons discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
WEEKLY PsPER.-Prics two dollars year; 81 for six
Months, and 50 cents for three months II paid strictly
in advance bl,75 years single copies cents each.
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GETTING ALONG FiRsT Rate" How are
you getting alongsp said an acquaintance Of
mine, to a man now engaged in the liquor
business. /" Q, first rate, replied he. thrust
ing his baud into his left pocket, and pulling
outa vial Of deep red colored LIQUID. .sDo
you see that r. said he, q just sold twenty
gallons at 81 a gallon of this old Port. and
there amt drop Of Port wine in H.. made
it myself Il did not cost me iifty cents
gallon" Then thrussing his left hand into
his left pocket, he pulled out another Val.
clear and sparkling. +" You see that " said
he - inst sold q fellow six barrels Of this
most excellent Jersey cider, at IS dollars per
barrel, and there amt a drop Of apple jases ~
q. am getting along first rate, making a.
much money as want, &c. Ksensr
< iTbefollowing marriage is announced in the
papers \ Is yts,..,.1-. ..sa,ssse ss
"Ihofnas Buler Chinn, Esq. Of the Close,
Litohheld, to Eliza Tippot, daughter OF the
late Secretary Of the navy 49, ssae
A wag, who Is always on the alert, wrote
the following couplet upon this union:
~ Although the sun d suliry yet, .ss
The cold viii soon set In .tst -
And Thomas does quite right 10 get
Tippefior bis China.
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Q t &c e TO FA R M e Il s!
Hay & Grain Protectors.
JENKINS, HAMILTON. g. co.

JENKINS, HAMILTON, s. co,
have now on hand fail ASSIGNMENT Of E.
HAY & GRAIN PR0TECToRs,
which they prepared to furnish to farmers at short
notice. and at THE LOWEST PRICES. The cloth used
in making them is put through process which rem
ders the goods UnsuscePtibIe Of MTIdeyv, and
better adapted to shed rain, and will four times as
long as those made of common brown sheetug. Wehave
them in different sizes. from II to yds. square Al
orders promptly attended to @
JENKINS, HAMILTON Il CO.,
Je2z d&wSw 1l6 Main street.
~. MR.. & MRS. &c, d. Wv ARNER
49, take pleasure In announcing to their former
e. patrons and The public generally that they have
4=S+=@' returned to their old Stand No. a Bav
State House, where may be found a full assortment
OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODs. e'
and constantly receiving the most fashionable styles of
BonHels, Ribbons Laces Silks, Ruees Flowers Fancy
Caps, Head Dresses &c. " l.. 80
MRS WARNER will give her attention to ali ORDERS
winch VIII be executed with promptnes and in the best
manner. Mourning Bonnets made to order and on hand
straw 9onnets besched pressed and made into the lat
est styles Our Goods will be sold for Cash at prices to
defy all competitiau, when The Quality of the goods ia
compared with others.
Mr.. e. D. WARNER, formerly at Goddard's VIII give
MS attention to fine Watch Reparing--such as Chronom
etefs, Double Timers, Levers Duplex and all kinds
Iitae Keepers have the most improved achineryand
TOOLS for making the various parts and repairing the
must compllca-eo Watches, daw3m aps0
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GUSHMAN'S ELECTRO CONDUCTS
,.atg OBS FOR LIGHTNING.

= 7 = = VI I n Z A4IV D
aWoree ster, MASS. 81is0t
ap1Sl Office at Mechanics' FALL .davk
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BOSTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
r. e NJ
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
P A T EMIT AGENCY.


ate Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office at Washington
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO .sr.
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J
From long acq laintance and intimate Official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily concurin the fore
going comnendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN. P. N. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.
+ ags71 -.slfa d2tawkwly
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q N IA l. a o n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, July 2s--G I

WEDNESDAY, July Zo-6 Il. M.
Some anxiety Is beginning to be felt with regard
20 the amount u Treasury notes held by the banks
II is generally supposed that the New York city
banks hold some ten millions Of Treasury notes
among them and that in their weekly statements
they count these specie II Is further conjectured
that half much more is held by the banks outside
o. this city. Objection is made on principle to the
habit Of calling treasury notes specie. They arc
NO, specie nor anything like IL. In the event Of a
run upon bank, the panic stricken public would
not be satisfied with Treasury notes instead Of gold
And II a bank msy class Treasury notes as bullion
because they are redoemable in bullion, why might
IL not NY the same process include among It's spe-
Gle any promissory note which the maker specified
that he would pay in specie3 IT, in fact, banks
only bold t2j 600 600 In specie and sl0, 900 900 Of
Treasury no.es, instead Of the t35 100000 which
they report. there Is a wonderful amount Of mscon
ception in many quarters, and grievous errors are
bong caused by IT, Why should not the banks
honestly say how much specie they contain aud
how much treasury notes.
The upward movement on the gtoct EXCHANGE
continued Throughout the mornings opera,ions
There few outside orders very few. bu, atm
enough 70 warrant the belief that the market is no.
ing closely watched by the public, aud that sbould
she rise o. the past few dsys be maintained and
the upward movement kept going an active
participation by the outside operators nav he
expected In the business OF the Stock Exchange.
There never was q time when 70 much money
was lying idle in this city. And that
money is precisely In the hands and in the shape
wiich render Il most available for use on the Stock
Exchange. should prices remain where they are or
advance somewhat be ween this and The 10th Of
I .-r a.. 1arn -. hrc
Hon 81 excited ejaculation in stocks. The rise this
morning was saht, bot general New York Central
was bttter; bic, Z Reading, 1; Hudson, :;
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NEW YORK CnTrLG MARKET,
WEDNESDAY,, July %, 1858


BwEr CATTLs.
We found the yards fairly stocked with cattle Of 6tt
rate average quality bot for which bers only a
rifDs demand at reduction In prices of fully one cent
pound compared with last week. figures The
Der on sale ri Alenon's was fcne,hirg over tssnsy-
nine bur dred and for he week forty buncrsd SaG
twenty four al Gil The ysics sl4 bead cyst 2c7o
bead last week showing por,sse In TIE recipe Of
l6o5 head. svsrge 70 Say the average qusiy " the
offerings vas much better Tan have hsd for some
tipe. IL almost invariably the shea The rec ips
are fweed 70 such q vast number thss here
is very perosptole diGsretcs IN the average qua
my, which e usually much poorer 10 Day, hoRe7er,
forms exception, the quality war much improved
sses ecsec st about 90 but tbe CHEST price
be quoted SIC and the beet cattle sod " toe
afternoon at Sc nwss thought quite Dumber w,ald b.
ie't over but they cent OF pretty ssst at To- prcss
Which brokers do not bes~Ie 10 pronounce the very
lowest OF the season Taken slscae her, the day
shout the paIoess OF the ssasoD More iran oslf
Of The receipts came from Illinois W. also
noticed lot OF good steers from the Cbsroose
Na non. Al Bergen Hill about 500 head chspsed kshds,
come Of Which were Dough. on speculation and inesded
ior tbs nsrket.
Al Bros ping's The market about as last week
Chan berlin Reports sales NJ &c &c me latter mnst
have psid eeteyray only for the oriogs
OBreD cffIed only ,xteen head for which received
from 7hc asho per Id.
The total receipts at all the yarcs for the week last
week, and corresponding period last yesr ~ FOL
lows
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VIAL CALvR

Tbe demand 10 becoming active, ard prices have
uprsrd tendency, Though they yet quotably
higher. larger punber however, ere sc Ing ~ our
bbest quosers and there have beer quito Der Of
NJ bso 90 &c but only IN instances en-
the tnsfpss OF the very best qusiy The receipts,
not heavy they were along back but tho quail
~, en- The AversRe considerably better. rho general
selirg price about &c and the market on the
who. pretty far. Tie total receipts ell the ysrcs for
In, wets last week and week cnorg July 90 lss7 we're
follows
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cows AND CALVES.

CVWS AND CALNES.
The qualify, ~ well - quantity, OF coming
shown bat Of Improvement. There prevails qu e
excessive demand, especially for prime cow; but,
owing 70 the heavy re-ep,s, brokers' ia 10 Obtain more
THAI ordinary prices. IL N seldom that n prime Gov
birts than SEQ, and mat prco Tie
"iew and far between fbe cemand for frat case
cows for fsnily ute has abaied great degree but
vfen the weather becomes cooler, and people shall
have returned from their swimmer rereas, tue oemsnd
for pure milk, and consequently for healthy coss
viii Again sETng up when holders reasonably look
fer better pots. The total receipts III all the
The week, last week, and week ending July 20, 1851
were as foio~t-
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Ansrtnn,,. Drn,,rsna,.. ohsnbnlir. o,Rrin,,
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

DeFyte be heavy receipts ~ the ptst few weeks the
mari a moderately sotive ard there has prevailed
ss.Cy fair demand throrp bout the week PTue larnbs
sossee suo very mrob vsp,eo. The few IN market
brought COCO prices, sue o. tptm as high 20 81 per
heso The highest rao for Ordinary and rood lambs
about 30 Der hesd frt that down 80 60 sheen
ar M Moderate requss, a, shout the usual ices from,
% 60 10 % &C yer nsd. The total receipts At ali the
yarcs for the week asi week and the week ending Jolly
90 1897 were % fCllovr:-
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kARIfIkE INTELbIg&ECe.
Port os New York, July as, tso,.

Port ~ New yssk, Juiy 2s, tsos.
UaElRFp
Ste rnstp E,rssroo Or, Jsfs.. Lre-pcol1J Ds'e
sis,psbp 1honAs swarm Ramsey ss'nmore-6 crcn
sbp TS,sswsy BIT sen r-suci.co-s b paneo.k a Co.
~ ysr,s whaysr sI,smIesi-s~s, a Infer
Biz ls,i ffssi.eu: sssmudsz siadls,oD Co.
rrs c,fDe, Or, svhb, wird-or-J wsip,y 4 Go.
s,S s sSGss f r,s, c,sss Gss.e
SIR Arl d,rl s,rum. Hahfs,-s Q n,rorar
ss,r 7 y Fr,ret, webb, rrcdericl,burs-vsn brun,
scfr + s,sInsrd. Groves Paisnor.- Merrill Abbot.
So: rsos , hsrse ts,tmsrs--J McS-e
cs ks.o'1 b ,rS f. rS,
Sshr Mtry Bioel wsy. pldv.n Hsr6rd-J Edwsrda
ARRIVED
se,rothp Emrire City arirn, New Orleans 2ch rs via
Fey eat 40. aud Havana 2i with passenser, 70 10
tssn.tp Huntsville Poet MAJ, nnah 81. dsys with nsse
enc pas myers 70 Cromwell Co Experienced strong
ibp sssssrser Brspseomb. sssus u DAYS With susS
E s,ss~ 1hop and sopss aupa for BO:oa ' L.ufs.
Bs.i Alma AusV.ls Or OF Yarmou'h, ss Lny,a. Mar.
ss.ll., Jurs ssh mdse 70 Cay de hu,erA Co Rr
MI ipiy Tfep 4ims,is fpaip q cay. VI. Gibraltar
~ssys, vrh issa 70 liter, Horn ssed 10 c-mpsny sfh
R,rs viir,m bye. sssl kslr,op BIO J.pei-o June a
Az .sh.. ~s s. .uss ss.r IN w. ,.s
s IS Jon ~ ,poke bark Mount Vernon u oars from New
Brs Eu,cps or Of wirdsor Hs) rr.ncis Hsi, 50 oay.
srd cibra'tsr 70 dsyr ~h wool &C 70 n y Dewcli
Juys lat 20 Ion 20 spote sbip uptrd ttsies ron Cal
30 h.so q q Zen cruise ss o%
All veil.
sris NINA peBs.s Pen, 7ts ir.. with rubber nuts, a.,
10 Cc,rire. fenio 4 Co
Brig i.a.,s go socl'On Berry, s, Jsso 10 days viii
friF trpa D1or.ey FORD ssgus II ds.s With sugar A.
10 B.ottusn Co ts5 inst lat 90 lr ~ ypoke Br
brig sets of leland ssnoins 10 the Ncrhvsr, wind
wig Rec,a Tree, Port Ewsn for Boston
Bril- knreo Park, Niehos, Rondoui fer ssngor.
tchr trsncss sts " Cooper Cfafeslo with
rr. &C. 70 NctrtsSy Not A Co.
ectr RioGrrrte Gtttin. Nirsiria sssve
sehr Jis,r H,pekey hsfvey Virginia, 8 sya
sctr I be.And Bster Fcssrtovn.
Floop Fesrcr Divine, New Jcrdcn.
efesp.er poercp. sel'ew ptiisde'pbh.
e,es w-stcbester. Clark. Providence.
BT1Ou.
Brig Argo, Aud. from cmeenas, with moias.es
SAIlkD
esssmfhip Rcsnote MORT &c chip VIM Tspvoo Liver
pools Surveying sobr wave Penobecot Bsy.
wind during the dsyNw.
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Herr D. MAIN. Correspondence.

BY wEsT. July gf-'ipce wri.Ir~ rev dsvs arm ~e
hsve fIsn he Reef Iurirss tq~s
nv nphipnF 1te for.opfsb ~ he Sultan badly
tls,ereo Ike damage sustained by the Jtseouhe h very
trifirF
1issse ofife hrr Buprer, ard cargo bv Ne M.y,b.l
"a ne rob rst Tie hf brought $3.50 wibout Der
rails Noefe the haf hfer bought hy
touses 900 viii be bed out ,edsely for he
paly u nosses boneJ coffee, sud her sc SOLD for
Miscellaneous ana Disssters.
Tie rurser Of the steamship nun,s lie from savaunsh
hss our thapss FOR nles Of Southern papers
Fop CAironNA-1be well tuo~n ard favorie clpper chin
Adelaide Capt vtkeron receiving cargo ~ pier IB
foot Of Wall street ard wi sail the l4h Of August tor San
Fspcisco. Tbsship has reputation speed hsv.
rg made passage 70 California IN 13 days Berrun II he
latitude ~ Rio Jspfo 10 days Cape Horn IN a. days
bas never teen beaten Nv vessel The supplied
lson enables fer TO deliver her prime
% In CoSrsnis line and viii sell punc'utly a6vegssd
EnrP Jonr BRvtrr GARNER had been hove down II Caao
pfior be 27h ~, ltrk fonnd in the cardboard fhe
he'd been thoroughly repaired, made ready but
could not procure any.
PapE v,ErrEra-Jfe vevrei vhcb went sshore IN Nsdo
ntco Fsy the TrovAofa beuoe ssprescusy report
ed bui u. bst Wsrfersr Cots rom Boscn for Buev1s
chsrs during gale Drszuan steam boat had eons down
70 her srd Would probably rst her snoat
BsrK rrlrDrrn, heree At sydney Nsw May TO- bsd very
heavy wee be- on ne rasgs one n ihe pesn vas washed
overhead duirf hesvJ gaze Whenasa brose on beard,
arc Gweptte dft
~ nlrK vow, a, Pbrnde'pbis FROM GebsR bid Zen,
wrfe % me Pet'erp ffuc. hgi Afterwards sed enc
e,f.i,n % iaie. from v q INV Until ie.c1irg sound
ara srurr aisrb an lat 40 - passed pert
vessel 81 shout ffO ura Which had been
fire, buiwarhs and stnrc i,onf painted Whiis
NORWEGIAN BAhK GuATESALA, a, New Haven from Sun.
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TIC Demand oortlrues mooe niely s-tive, and safes
have been ~ ron 6kc 70 CSC per To- Tie receipts we're
Moderate 81 AnerioI' ~ hut the supply abundant
The receirts 81 hcrops western ysrde durrg the
wee ana head, 1000 ~ which sale THE morn.
re Trey brought forwerd A. follows-I 500 head
by he Buoson River Railroad oeo do By Erie Railroad
aUd 62 By tie Ahsry propeers Thu receipts a. the fud
River Drove Yard for the week ending July % 1883
Hy trie Psiroad, 2se2 by Erie Railroad via Ber
ssn, "a Hucsor River RAfoad, 226; Albany propelers
40. Total, 2to2.
RrCApITrLLTT0r.
The total receipts Of ali stock al all the yards for the
week jsst vetk, e'nce January i, and corresponding
rioe lat M
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-11

II The captain and others of the crew Of the
steamer Ben Bol: have been arrested at Pittsburg
on the suspicion Of their having been accessory,
after the fact, to the homicide of a deck hand
by the first engineer, Thomas Fulton, who Is
missing II is alleged that Fulton dragged the
man from his birth, half asleep, and showed him
into the wheel-house to assist the carpenter in
repairing the wheel, and that he fell into the wa
ter and was drowned. II is also In evidence nv
one OF the deck hands, that a man could not fall
Into the water by being pushed into the wheel
house, and even II he had that he would not have
been drowned the water was only about is
inches deep at the spot; also that there was a
plank ashore, and that 1t was not uncommon for
deck hands to run away, "in a pinch" The
witness stated that be had done so himself The
case is now awaiting further DEVELOPMENTS