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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
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~ The Washington States chronicles the
adoption Of fashion by the ladies Of Wash
i-gcan city, winch cannot fail to please al
who have regard for the health and comfort
Of their female friends Instead Of c,uGnu-
ing to wear shoes With butterfly ~ole-, for
walking, Ley have taken the opposite ez-
tone at the capital. and have adopted the
treble sole Scotch boot.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Nils.gs.gp. Rlrer aud Zr,IGtgries.--Nr.
Blair Of N,syaari, has introduced bill into
the House o. Representative, making an aP-
preparation Tor The improvement Of the Ms
sissippi, Missouri, Chic, aud Arkansas river
10y contract, which was read first and sec
ond time, and referred 10 the committee on
Commerce.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

4 Ven Itrri Orgy resolution has been
introduced into the Wisconsin legislature pro-
posing to cede back 70 tho general govern
ment all that part Of the state lying north Of
the third cosrc1ciou line, provided Michigan
vii. ceds JacE that part Of her State north
and west Of Lake Michigan, s5s the purpose
Of forming new Territory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
From Washington.
THE ARMY BILL.

Washington, April 2.-In the Senate, TO-
day, the provision for raising volunteer troops
was limited to lhree regiments, and then the
bill Was passed. -Ona regiment is to be EN-
ploycd in protecting the frontiers Of Texas,
another in protecting emigrant trains passing
across the plains.
New York, April 2.--Sterling exchange
has advanced in our market to-day, and is
quoted at
The coffee market is firm, at an advance Of
Ic. per ID IN prices.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

25- We call tie attention ot our readers,
al travellers and ca.Erarsz passing through
ta.s plsoe, to tie cad Of Geo. W. NeHianI,
dealer 10 saddles. Lsu--s, Dc. and if they
need anything .a lis .ue o.. au-.ness, 10 give
him . call. ami Le w... furnish tAem with a.
substantial, raat and cheap al article as can
3. found .a Western Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

CoaHauc3 Decrease OF Foraga ImParto-
foas--Ibe value Of foreign goods Of all de-
scdpGons imported at the port of New York
for the week ending Saturday, the 18th uIt
was 81, ,7GF,954; corresponding week last year,
s5,oo5,7l2; decrease, *3.2g-.58. On the
list but few items Of luxury are observable.
Imports Of foreign good at the port ofBos-
ton for the week ending March / 2 show %
deerease, as compared with tie same week 5n
1854 Of SgJ1gz5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
O. EE.

Hsrsslar va v.. u#t publish any alv-r
tsemeut sen, To- "a. from without tae limits
Of this city. unless they send the money ace
comparing the advertisement OF having "a
personal as4uaUta1.e w.a' the'n, or give as
reference TO some responsible house ia tins
C.tv.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Distressing Cs.s Of Hg|.orL. b.o Ms
Mshaa Wmuan, aa am.h. youag raas.
daughter of NJ. Peter Wumaa. aao resides
IN Chester county, Pa, died from the effects
Of hydr0Phaa.a, on Wednesday morning week.
The Reading Gazette saws.
"A-oat uue weeks ag1 Ms, Wi.m.n VIZ,
bitten og Bog belonging tp l.r father Dc
0a~ rag .Hga-eE ., far riua. t9.t th.. dog
mad; aut ,ar .aaly being aFpr-hens.yc thar
such might De tie ease, ned h.m fast in the
stable, where during the night he strau-.yd
himself with the rope by which he was Sc
cured, Two physicians Of the ueighborhood
examined tla dow and pronounced tbs deg
net msd. Notwithstanding this positive op5n-
ION, however, oa Monday the l4th ult., the
Young ia1y was taken I'll. and afterwards was
seized with violent commissions, having all the
symptom. Of hydrophobia. and on Weines
day the 10th she died in the greatest agony.
Miss Whitman had been living with Miss Mar
garot BuFcker a mantuanaker until within
the las; eight OF ten months. and was we'll
known and highly esteemed in this city
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
ONE DAY
LATTER FROM EgECOE'E.
Arrival of the Steamship zamm7nis.
.Ea The Ea."a Ls

New York, April "-Tae Bremen and
southampton steamship Hammauia. which
.et raa latter port Hn sunday, l4e 2ls. ult,
has arrived here. IlarIHrela-ancs is ou. day
later taaa taa, brought ag the Persia. aul, as
w... %. anticipated, .. comprises At-e og mo-
dining OF interest.
Iu Oh. london money market, the quota
ton, 81, the close Oh Saturday, the goth u.-,
mru, aa advance OF iu the price of consy. 5.
OF pou;ica. news, there is not % single item
which appears wogtn telcgraph.ng
New York. April Our cotton market
has been dull .o-dAy, with prices ruling in IA
yor Of the buyer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

E5-By reference 10 oar first Ie=a II viii
ID seen tha. we have commenced the Iub-i-
cation Of tho laws OF ,ha United States Of the
pre>oa: cgagr-ss, v-isL ~.G Be read with
a1rHe iasres. lg our readers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

E-=-We arn authorized ra announce ssfs is'-
yCf5c SsEglg a- a oa-t late tnr reelection tr
taa office OF .s.-.e "- Attorney .nr The +-.. s--
o.e.li District ar -na a... Angus. election.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

IL The weather during the week has
b=eu quite ,hanr.as.s. giving rs the four
seasons Of the vear-ra.n. SHOW. lusg We'd
nssday might. and spring The weather.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
s.eamhoat EurraE.

FIFTEEN or TWENTY LIVES LOST.
St Lou-, April 2.-The Steamboat Sultan
was destroyed by FIRE, and afterwards sunk,
thi, morning, about five miles this side Of
Cape Gimrdcau and unfortunately some If
teen or twenty lives were sacrificed through
The disaster.
The Sultan was insured for $1,000.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

EE-A chance t.r d La-gs54--sae alycr-
.i-gmeut gE 10 ..ar-l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

ESILa river az ta.s place abou. at
stand, u.-L wa... -.t..... ..r sma1 boat
Eav.-s..g-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

80 Ptua.e. a.a.ra' Newspaper 3 gent. Phil
sdeiFhia IS a-r--.. raz.I agent -arer..rs and gs-
Ssi0t f1- aaEe-.--a. ...-. a...-.r. .raH-. g.s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

ES5-S. b. Pz...-. BID . Co.. GENERAL H,v-ra
Per Agents. $50. lIs N...aa street. New York are
our aurHa-z.I agents gus.-..s s- a..va.ssaaacrr-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

r. The Tennessee I..a us.- from
Nev Orleans OH E...ar H--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

E-P'oriHy Pariy-The Fort Smith and
Van Buren, company" exploring the overland
mail route. arrived at Fort Ar5uelIs On the
10th ult, all ia fine health an spirits. They
are about 20 in number After rsstinr. viii
start across the plains. They we're At Fort
Arbuckle vet, as late as the 44ta ult.. arraur-
ing 20 cross the plains, and assembling some
Deiaw"res as guides 10 accompany them
ChJckUSalc Hcrgii
q. S. TTsasary.-Ihe amount on deposit
in the Treasury, on the 18th ult, was nearly
s5,5oo,OOo. According to the official state
ment, the entire issue Of Treasury notes TO
Tuesday Of last week. WAS aG.228 400. OF
this amount s7o5, 900 was issued As exchange
and the remainder to satisfy land Warrants
@l579,0oo in Treasury notes have been re-
deemed.
EgIt is said there are "A hundr,d attor-
neys in Cincinnati who have never had case
even before city msgistrats-an encourar.
ing prospect for new limbs Of the law.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

EE-Taa frost which made It's appearance
on Weiuezl7v m7n.a- last, ws learn has
done TO Iaa.e..a. .r.-ry 10 tie E.Uit OF gar
sl-u s-ul-s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
LNTEN EN-M mNNANA.

Naw 1uE,, Afl. q.
The steamship Caaawaa has aw.sl aam
Havana. with dates 90 tae a..u.
Business consumed 4.L The O.. =. starr-
cr Fulton sailed from Havana Ola tae -.,.
ull Her Destination was ~. known.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

EETLc Ar.a.-.@ Traveller arrived Oh
Saturday .-. Som Napoleon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

8-Tle Lau-. g. ....r arrived .... IH
day from Napoleon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

E5-Co.. Ja.a-...- "a. taa J-h army, was
confined Ir the >-a..z aa lae -s,L nit, as
El-adigr General
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

ES-G.u- fellow citizen. /. q. "auH Esq
viii accept ou5 a-rasr .s-Emea-s tyr Ne
Orleans papers 20. tie z.a inst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

ETI...as H. Oh. c.ar. OF the lfaraan-..e
Mr. Williams. -.r .a.. <.~ Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

EEThs Dar-aa-.- arrived ssz.e-lay ..0n
New Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

ETThs As-a-.a. -..ret yesterday from
Lag.uuaf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

a yau.- -- ru ..... .. .......r.
..e -a.. ..a arrested .a..... ..a ....
r.s..- B.. ... a. ...... ..... "a.
Charles a. t......s, ..-r a ,...-..... .
EraG .g.. A.. #.. .. ....a ,, ...-.-... ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

EEL.sut. T.ar-= aa- placed Us uu4er o5
legations i1r la-s T--.rs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-06
Wssinsumaen.

Ter ,Mnssieer" thsni jseen Sonnabsnt ,um baltiitr
ticn Gutppnerrtis srn so in 9oouesabuue ue Ct Gte
tr Summer satbor e teip. 3rd9er suewdrtiae Ntrns
snten tetc Nea9 zen 6crous9cter Dt:'.ecr 81
oefdNial einuicnesr.
Gufrsdtnes 9siaa unb 9bslunsen werten tantar ensc
senes,rmn,cn une auf Scrlan8cn prrerirt
@n,ciasn une 9leta,ln,nadunasn ae 9 nerb resntc
@,tnornoen ofsenrnnen: @ast Gnruduna cnss Sauarcs
90 9N rrr wtis ttrn enen Squ0rs SO sc. sreimalie'
G66itsOnssn pcrtn fur So in batjdbrter Soroueatluna
ausncnmn Grtfcre &nsen mrbtn ssrbdniRmhPie tetens
Nnssissn pnncn bic gum eay Nas br eirssianet wcrss
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-06
a. eSabreseaaae5.

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per Annum
PAYABLE In advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFICE: 7th STREET, near BROAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

rHs sine $50 POISONING Casa conference.-the INQUEST
IN the case Michael Marin, the sing Sing con ct who
died from the effects Of dose Of oxa, acid has been
roncudcd ny Coroner Hills, but the apparent mystery
surrounding the death OF the young remains as
closely veils-i The ofi,ers OF III, Sing sing
prison were unable 10 account the presence ~ os.l
acid The stomach OF the deCc le aud declared that
such poison was usei in the department where the dc
ceased was employed They cout not imagine the
was one either accident desgn. ia Of the
bty Of the Coroner ~ procure evidence s, csud throw
any furtbe. ight upon the maier, The iury
PEELED N render the following verdict cqth BY oxac
acid but how obtained ard administered The
say" Tie deceased was sovca.ccn ycaFs o. age and
native os Ireland.
IlnIpIUM TREssSs an sui0fy Coroner Gamble bold
An naues, yesterday at 161 Washington street., upon the
body of German named Henry c. feiok who committed
suicide while laboTing under G OF deirum tremens by
jumping on; Of third story window. Decesse', u sp-
reared, was a syior boarding at the above number lie
was very Incorporate, and Saturday lac attacked
with delrum He placed in bed IN the third
story oi tue house uuring the night time he arose from
MS couch opened his bedroom window, and preciptatcd
hInscf 70 the adjoining clubhouse killing him.
Sen almost instantly. Tue Jury IN the rendered
verdict IN accordance with the above facts. Deceased
was forty years OF age
FArh RESULT OF I'm 1.,IR 81 ,syING AclDENI.-lnfor.
nation was received al the Coroners oce yesterday that
she late blasting accident Fifty third street had proved
tt and thai the Coroncrs services were needed the
above place. Mary Anne Hughes the child whose sad
misfortune was noticed ut length In yrsterdavs rRAtp
died NJ late hour saturday Bsht from tho effects of
che INJURIES received on the &C lson in question Green
fhe contractor who has charge Of opening Fv second
street, The spot from whence the blast proceeded
arrested by the Twenty soconf precinct police 10 await
the result OF the Corouers inquest TO he held 20 day by
Coroner Gamble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

Tao TAglLi HKsAip Of "Wednesday neat among yher
.r- vi in'cr,st will cou.sS~
Two weeks later News calforuDsA sal Tragedy 81
Grass VsIiey-Bhs Marriages and Ailsccano
Items. &C. H.
News RON Nicaragua Reception " Gen Lamar Tic
yiisAlri Treaty moi hkeiy 10 bs Rau6ed &c, sc
Tho Po son Of MexicoAn Interesting Synoptsl view of
she ,eunty-fot,-s Agriculture M,ucrals Miuufacturc-
Value Of Landed Properly, ropusiionN wealth u
lha Country Its geographic Position Ac. a.
New YcrA Gprur Fashcrs-Opening Dpy N The Net-oro
u--Grand RcyNa' IA Fashion, Ac.. 1c--rh, Nsr,a FASH
tons IN Paris.
Interesting letter from utsh-ielter from Col Johnston-
Iafc in Camp Pap ,rlonte Of Volunteer. a.
ninuA We Hear te slogan Curious uia ity bcw
Fact sod fo.on1he Siege Of Lucknow w. the "Tass %
Dc Ciussdefs"--Sir water Scott VA - Newspaper
Cprrespondrr,
Dongs at washn. Report of the Pro.'rines Of
CoegFess
Progress OF the Religious Revival the Metropolis and
elsewhere
Editorial Remarks prom nenl events OF tn Day.
The Local incidents this and Adjoining cities general
interest
Poll Repcr OF he Prices Of all Vi ble Pro
duce carefully corrected Zach week
The Is,s Intelligence received up T. The sue Of pn5l.
eaton
Tog th,r with Police Reports hestrc,i Mat,crsRepott
OF the Cattle Naske-Noncy aad Commercial sarses-Nsr.
racrs aud Des hs-tormug great t,rring, use
50 and mtccuoneous reading
Terms-only ga year; fou, sin copy. To he
ssaee1 az oaee Of lhe LKAlg eud Vi al "a uis,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

Among ihe strangers of note in Washington are
TIE Hc,s John W Davis, of indiana, and Linn Eoyd, VI
cn.ucsy speser Of the house OF Representatives Of
the JuiiSd States
Major Andorsoa Eiod States army and General G leon
J. Pillow, Tennessee, are also 10 washington
he resignation OF First Lieutenant Nicholas r. rearco,
of the infantry bag been accepted by the President TO
take cicct April ~, ls1s
Gov WIN. r. Packer OF Pennsy iysna, is in Phsdei 9ha
ARRIVALS.
Al the 81. nsns gotei-ion. George Sumner, Blson;
a. Ccefrs, Mesico Mr. Nansrd n v; Mr. n L,cll-nhln,
indiana; Mr. y X Barle,, e. 'roiy G " smyh. ny,
MAJ Ss sT Brsa, " ~ % wlRas rroy ~ ~
From asue aud SOUTHAMPTON, IL steamship Fulton wr
zen ,rnmnier arc'r, ,lisi Lsla poae. Paul Dos
ISrdin Charles Lazarus u Boker Jr. MlcF IL rodoe
yani Frsnei Consul 10 GhsrirScn Tm- ysS- rarer 81
D-spaiebs ircn ID. American les son a. Paris 70 Washing
ssrysni " ssrs G;rnan o pcnsire eCha1s, Leon se..
MIS-. stsssrt. Moscr Hrr,oen. siss hate nafccss
sharies Narlunni schmidt, -rs heichsE and chd .r
Nh sTS .. is sspf i .o5 SUB Re,qb rs ,
dsughcrs; .chornncrg, Vucfman, Mr.
Prcs.n il Eecssr Gerber, N INNER, Snrch, Tusey.
G toip-oo-To,slI 20
Nss Malzh. Mr Brassh.n Real !. i:ecil Mr Weir and
- In die seerase. fFum Ta,ans-i Aneli, Comes
Nia-L n sssf-ro ~ Mezs and lady hqula y 4 ia
-cia am family. n West bullock. GosbeI, Ram
sey ana 10 70 the ste-r-v-
prem Kicsr ond, &C The rc-m hip RotnokeJ Cor
ein gss hr irs.I ,.dy ehid ane nurse y peer ,ad Ia
Brewssr and MLynch g n smith. Iilnsh,., " Lane,
.cs. fsrlairr Thee na.eu sn VIM II ls s.ar' Joan
A wilson, Van Worst JCnc5 II E.soall = in he
storage
child, Mrs n haskell.
Tor, Prince, in the bark Glars Windsor amie
Lynch, ot Boston.
rv-n Jacksonville in the orig KcssuthS rees wife and
child.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

Pspsss-L;Rssv.--iu uanubs, n. Y on N,odsy, Marc
Dc b. Rev. II. W. Morris JAGss " BAsaxa, "a th8
G,s q Esodeo & Barber, New YotA, 10 Miss Rors A.
GsSs., Ci tno former pace
GgAnAM- MCrI--Ai tie Church OF the Ascension,
Thursday March "s by Rev. q Bete'i, Currow
Gs.s.s TO lccA NJ RIs, ycurses. daughter OF samuel
+. Moat, eli qf,hs city.
ksrcn 70, by Rev br q. r. r ~tou.na MIR, '-Eo. n
MoIIER 10 Miss sopK SIHFr4 ~ Dotn OF city, and
to- uetly o. Germany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29
Mail Rs,bipeIy.

PORT JEWS, n. y, March -, 1858.
last night, al about half pssl live O'Clock some boys
discovered in the Delaware river ct this place mail bag,
which had been cut open and robbed. The bag MAS
marked for Painted Post and must have left New York
by the neh express train on Thursday evening" as the
papers found the second and third editions Of
tia, day, but sill the letters we're gone. Where is Tuck
rrrnar- locked I'D Z. New Haven't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

Hr1sY BrHgi,m.-The residence Of Mr. Rufus X.
Touy, iS7 Mercer street. Jersey City. was entered by
burglars during Friday night and robved OF eweIry,
clothing and money 10 the value of about ~ 600 The
house thoroughly ranseckcd and every article OF
value taken Tie nmatos not disturbed. and h 10
thought that ohorOform adm inlscrcd Bufrlares
have OF late been quite frequent IN Jersey City aud the
perpetrators have been very successful 10 eludng dotec
ton.
THrtsrRY Rsrort-Nr. T. ~ Nroom, Treasurer OF Jcr.
sey Chy has made report Of receipts and expenditures
for the year ending March - 1853 by which appears
that The rcCcipts were. S<Oo.1Ib ~
balance IA Treasury, March iS5T.......... otT2 ~
Total ss.....sstziosi' ~
Expenditures Of the ytar sS3I0I IS
Moneys rciunueu. iNnoo
Ralsnce March %, 1853. .......,......... bioi OF
Total tzl5,'fs Ie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

T'hE WEDDING TOUR
r-rrvrrs 4 Ff Ernlas F FRfsInD IN co.ons
TIE hFt M ShS ~ sissssi..
stHfirto~ ricfuHrs - fnr Hwrr
THg Nbw MINISTRY
Grsnd double nunb@r o. he
nLusInarEo LosDos NEWS,
WIN cclored cngsavtn-s.
Puhlshs1 IN iscrGon. Narch L.
l. sale era cont'ins he following. eugrsvns-
The FNrding Ne frinc~s- Roy al a. Nn~crp. frsnie&
large Picture u the Entry ol he Princes Royal ME
Berlin N carriage drawn BY ez. eoorsd hs>es-
szr OF two pages. rrinisi In coi'.rs.
avoiding Song sci . pllsc The words a German AL
English
Es.,iv-l of Trade. n B~rtn. or-psg-.
Hall 90 knights Berlin, sh ornamental snd sghly de-
rfE REiipst PROCESSION ~ ~ ttgEs CHArEI.
his sugra b. been inserted ~ be ps'culsr r-tu-A
Of nu0ctoaa snhaciiyrfs
Several wccf,rg ~. .rn's.
iASiNa o. CANTON.
Drawn by suerisists who prr.ant frrug ,ss
Ions and other from -se-sh he's from thna
Iineoa iesfvkl--fhe uaolle.
Hope AMI Dssppoin,msu." rs.ntsd by A. .. wss-
Ths Hay ilarse,t." IT, ru.um
Charcoal burning on ta Tsfn,sn Alp-" H. JohnSna.
The Csrps. liz are Cornne " y gcndtl, A. K A
The Mulcieers rom tAe Glasgow Ant Uu.Oa p
AnsdeH
The Ne~ Ministry -Fufrs'lag q, Ill he principal sena-
sPscl,t. NOTICE. -.
The uropf ejors OF ihs ILLUSTRATED LONDON NV.
have n~fv publish. difsg lrt> eres -
mAeuGcen. CULORepS reI NsNts AZ soc foe issIning
1ir of hose htaufUl rntsr flpcfss rcysi
OF Fnp wss pub.hr ia Issrsrs lie ssc,a has
arrived Ivy the -id1 ~ 10 ssur "a, e. splnid
wrk. OF a., he I'LL srRSTEr LoNp0s Nhns shOuia
wILi,NER A RCGERS SO, u M. sau street. " Y,
Nses irr ihe uat,esl states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29
ARRIVAL OF the Niagara at Eastoo.

BosroN, March g. 1868
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool, via Halifax,
rived ri this port AT three O'Clock this morning Her
mails for the south forwarded by the Sunday night
train, sue a. New YotS at tive O'Clock o-mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

ARREST oE sCtERGVMAs,-The Rev, Robert n. nwyer, an
Irsh Protestant, Congregational MINISTER who hS ociatcd
acme months at Hom.s Hole, Fdgsrtown, and other
places Cape Cod, arrested in Boston the 10Th
st, charge Of obtaining tloo ircu pattern maker
by mescs or false pretepccs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29
Fire at Paterson. New Jersey

PAIsssoN, March 2s, 1858.
The stable ATTACHED " Grshsn's Farmers Hotel, 10
this city, was destroyed by Are this morning -Four
horses we're burnt 10 Death The tire was work
lnctudary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

MONTE, asrch ~, 1858.
Tho sses az cotton Jay 0oo bales, the msrke
C, ssnz firm. iai0dEnK, lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

Corr HoUsR BuRNED.-0n the 10Th inst tbe
Cour House ard all the records OF lie County Ca were
destroyed 10y ire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

The Temple 81 Styr, headquarters Per
sale. rss caps sott watxiss ~ su-sor street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

(,ArTtpS.-pH u. JAMES ms so AGENT ~ WV
~ York oily, mas been advertised Az 'uch pteten'
sions are q fraud and swincle upon tse public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

n n
~ fuder-tspd The several persons travelling sscu
he CITY AMI country repre- senug themselves -
wolfes Sobedsm ArouaGc schnspps, and selling Ms ssns
By the gallon aud pipe.
To- c.Ion hotel Keeper. sna ne pubc sgsi,s
those iupuss- The genuine schrspps only sOf Is qua
pm bottles win the proprietor he bottle sad
curt, and y fscGins vt ms signature on the istei.
would ivise al persons who have been swindlet ~
these posters 20 refuse payment the ground OF fraud
dcbl csnnct be collected by INV. - -
.cIs manufacturer and nPOgier, z ssa'er ssrees
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IIaxIssOn's Photograph asd DaxucrreO'
types taken hl 80 Fulton street. 2ooklya worthy OF all
the t.ea ~ s.ou .aey receive
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TIE FAMILY HERALD.

News from Csiiscrnis-rhe Position OF Mes-
ico-Cnc Rcvfvs,s-sew York Fashions
The Paris Fsssicns-Che Ussn ESpedtio',-
News from Nicaragua Conxrs s.io"sI Ps"-
e~edinys-Latsst News. &C, &c.
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t,c-" photograph views % r'svorsso SUBJ
ecs In The city and country al HoLN4S porr-it gallery
.h9 bIosissy, seulLg al tcSuCed prices.
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Fashionable Clothing Cheap Mt Retail, e5G
broadway. second door ". SMITH 70 z. Il.
h. Oh
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"a En porBLx SOLE w!tlsPsoor sMn5
ut ~ b,ois now rrsdy ~ IONss', No w Aaa srsms
Al~v o. D. Goat Is seWgl Ecssod gSA1ss
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h~scfse.or's tsear isye, ~, :ss snd Tou,ee~-
T.e best 10 ca. ~or;d all tnsds Road aad piled
n Lie usanuiAcLo<y, &3 BrveLwsy
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HOTseS, 1GSTseS, HOrseS---SSTatphes Cared.
AL for Compound Lotion liz Third 81 bo.e'
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DAHTuOLr's sEw1Ne MACHINES,
Ia ~. 4su ns...Nv.ax a..fns

II w
Tho Hahhof wing nJt hBA "a ting with great
and iosis 81 pa.plt vt hs salcrDOm " u prupr dy
ST. ppera Ions. II IL uuqucsion4hiy ut ts
. anona Do naay cAccrut machines "a Il have been in
PRODUCED 70 Tire pubhC.-suudiy Courier.
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l0tss' Gsses Hs-ots -oS, Soo-e 80 Ass-isssv
z1cas ct gaILLItS i SMITHS. u Warren s-eel
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AZ ASSORTMENT or ENGLISH NrwsPAPEPs. IN.
N euans he Iiasttsted london Ness with otcted Sup
piftur, flusatcd London Times lasralci Nows os bs
World. Purch &c &c JUST arrived Ningas For ss
n, hr depot lg2, Fulton street doors fom Nas-
.tu exs chargeio any part ~ hs city
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Smithsonian Nouse. broadway, corner or
.sre~t rev Yorx-.n,s Yop.iAr oes.ai snt well
sppoied hotel conducted sae hGzope ,G'Ieae
III frayaiinrR
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MISC EI.G.aNEOUS

An ixrERiAL PHOTOGRAPH or
"A huSARn
Tiss Been sdded 20 th~ COLLECTION ~
BRADY's ~ AIIrRIrS
Nus. 2o AMI ks9 Bro DIV
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srRFfs AND PLANTs
I A catalogue os all Tie ts.@s aud pisols
CaiIsaisaby PAksoSs Co.,,
PtuAhin-. 4 l.
"A Wall street NV vun.
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The immense multitude were dismissed by NJ. aangs
who p,ouo ed the hened,ction