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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30
szronr.p sALzs OF bonds AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.

RkPOsrID SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.
BY a H. Nicoloy.
SO 600 Of Oeresoo (Wn) PER can't Int added 6l
b,coo New York and New Haven RR 6s do "a
1000 huoson RIVER RR T's........... do 80
5000 Sacramento City los ........... d. blA
1900 Milwaukee and h,ricou RR- SIS do 81
1900 Cleveland and Toledo RI 7's..... do. 30
l2soo Cafeteria 49,; ,.; :; ,s. ao ss
1900 Union Mutual Insurance Scrip Of 1857 eSA
S SS Pacific NJ su.u. ln.ur.oe. Scrip Of ssss So
$40 Great Wcstern Marine Insurance Scrip 1857 AZ
1855 Repuohc Fire Insurance Scrip ............ AZ
30 shs New York and New haven Pr (gepuine).. 30
10 Bank Of New York. loIH
20 Farmers and Citzens Bank Of Long Island 49
40 Cou, mon was, tn Rank . .................. Sqia
6NAeara fpo Insurance Company ...........'., issA
10 Great wester Marine Insurance Company 104
90 Manhattan fire Insurance Company lbla
20 Knick or becker Life insurance Company 1917
ID Lspg leland Fire Insurance Company LOB
20 Gebhard Fire INSURANCE Company ........... 9ax
Goodbue Fire Insurance C0mpapy .............. 70
40 North American Insurance Company. Ivy
10 S;uyvessnt Fue Insurance CompaDy.-....... 1907
60 Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company. lto
40 Equitable Fire Insurance Company .l62k l03
80 Kpickerbccker Fire Insurance Company 68h
20 New York and Virginia Steamship COMPANY. 10
Also, the following
g. 0oo Tennessee 9s. ;..............In Int aided 80
1000 California Stale 6's. .............. do. s@1s
5000 Sacramento CITY los. do. DO
5000 Mi waukie ana HORIZON RR- LIST mt SIS. do. 81
1900 do do I'd mtg do. At
5000 Milwaukee and Beloit RR SIS. DO 3sa4o
u shares Bank Of North America. lo4A
70 Naffonai tiapk
Is Niagara Fire Insurance Company ........-....H0
10 Republican Fire Inaura noe Company eS eSh
10 North American Fire Insurance Company. ..u3
Humboldt FIRE Insurance Corn papy ........ e31l
10 Columbian Marine Insurance Company. div. SO
Is New York Floating Dock Company. .G0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

Port nj New York, ApriI ~. 1855.
CLEARED.
ship Contest, Steele. Singapore and marss-AA Low
ship u Elliosir fucker, Ahiserp-Po.L smithAc
ssip hor.onai gines, Legre.n.-J Eiwei a 90.
s sa ha nSsf %s,s . Ss,, Co.
Brig Gunsfe. Percy, Bermuda- Mccall Tr,,s
hr,s Dyer, Turner, - Jotn, Mo Dewolf
Brig Dealing fomsroy, wilninsion-Ingsils a Oar
s SER Morse, Ih!sp., bermuda smith, Jones Co.
sehr Ocean Bire B). foethGri windsor SsJ whitney
schr Gar. Hammond, Galvrsson-a Arerrt.
seLr Cssrna Tory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A Rona.
o SCR "seroury' hafenon, Georgetown-yan Bruni a
sssrJ Spencer, IsnssiAr wllnlnson--s..ler.
scEr sohnson, Iurnell Balmors--xsrler' LORD Gu.
echr Mot Redell Penhela AIerandrss ten Ben.
scsr v yso1 Irrewo,sJ
Sour iSSus.s 0os bsss $50
Steamer Ann Eliza Robins IN. fhiladeipkia
ARRIVED
e westward q Qld Head q Klnsas passed ~ ssssmsp
t.s:s Es Cry cf INK k. os. n % last Vi.
70 so 3 g. snass brig srres Sss,isery s a.
port Steering n and W. -
. .Sa rsn Richmond with d'' and
brs sssnaw wcriinser Iaguayra l9a inst -'ts hides
a q Y ION O. q John Jokrson sssr,n sIee ~ geners e
80 ns Mlss sE Of ssnay HOOK took pIlo, from
sris " nsvsRsr loi NersurypOp sofia Asuads PR
s.s.S ssoAssy $500 2 sl,s5 GARDENS. is
norapsoS hustr sh inst pus into Della are Breas
ssss 90 is sIsrss :, ~. ~ ssds s Ia 8 a
Erg aghn v 'onss NUS claril soa DAYS vita cotoa
sshr Carrei ei "a Es-h,a Esr.su sssua. April T..
fh qugs~ 80. - lhss u. .r. (, ~ |
s,hr s''larfes 'ts' D., f.saeal. sssA q sa7r. rib
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsnEs-small sales OF pots were made ct &c. Pearls
nominal NJ &c,
BmADsruYFs u jour-Ccmmon grades Of State and
Western in light supply and prices firm, while extra
rher quiet and sales moderate. The market gene
ray dosed thout change in prices the sales footed
up about 900 10, 900 obis within about the Following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

Movements In Real Estate.
The following saes we're made yesterday
b. A. Muller A Co
lots on seth street near avenue A. sl45 zach ss.o
- ADJOINING CO. 90. $50 zach. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

pnrrHpr CoNvESTroS.-Thc number a, AL.
rates Feady APPOINTED n TIE great souhera Convenon
wsr6 n sets ~ Montgomery, Ala the 1oh Of Nav y
about seven hundred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

A DgsPTRtry SLAvE--Disk HAYWARD . .i.,,o n,
a NJ Goi6sbororsb, OF Esstcu Nj ran avn 80, 80
wbeu overtases deliberately cut OF al us gns~rs "a
nv let hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

DrrAErrfT or k'Df Ana The Ysnkton Indians,
nubbtg "a scssnfeen hate left Washington for Their
hoiue he IT. tank or tie Missouri river, above the
wcrth q tts y s,r. snd nora q loe bhie o. Io~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

Conn REwARD-roR THE RETURN or pr.,cR
gGOO and tan dog. witch sirayei from "A East Fw,irh
erect yesterday morning, about o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

AARITIhg INfRLLIGENCE.
AIsAsAo Yea srv roax-rars DAT.
sur ssrs % nfss~ .. eve \,
svs sxIs' o. HsH morn 20
Port nj new York, April ~. Isss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

Q00 RKwARD.-LOsr ON WEDNESDAY AFTER
~ noon IN riding hro,a rb avenue 10 Harlem md
bark an English double gold watch No BIS jane
socaf maker The above reward will be paid TIC dndsr
In The bssement Of No. Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

KEY WEST April advlcss rom ms
Of the OF salvage allowed he wrecks6s by the
Admiralty Court IN The Of the ship Rssnd and bars
Nevada The have since heard We evidence In
The Of the wrecked brig wonserae ashore few days
so Marquess Toe value of the property saved
hev so 0O and $50 600 The was saved by the well
directed exerons OF tie savos ara brought with nsvessei
hls port, In undapaged state Their services were
merorious and the Court win literally reward the
bel)tpA
The cargo o. chip land win be reshpped IN s bark
JChaee Capt Nichols, at this port from Havana To
Boston All the dsnageo will be forward ed orders
having been received the consgnees TO sell none OF the
cargo The bark has commenced loading and VIII be ready
sal the D. Of Nay.
repairs the Sierra Nevada have been completed
and she taking her cargo board.
The pho, boat Dart Of this port hiss been sold to the Gal
pilots tor the OF 5000 She sailed for Galveston
The afternoon OF the 1tb.
The yscbt Oriental, Royt the 2oh from Nsssau nc
recbA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30
REWA-RDS,

IN RkwASD-N0T1CE TO PAwNBRoKKRs AND
W. ohers-siosn frcm the hoss No. 81 second str
on tho afternoon OF The Th two black coats one raglan
oyercoa The other rock coat When taken here WAS 40
smbrotyre small ocke and other ARTICLES M az
coats The mbreype was q Lady, small sire with n
border around me sme The above reward viii be paid
for The picture and no questions asked. - -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

The water which browns US, a fluent
stream, can be walked upon as ice. The
bullet which, when fired from the musket,
carries death. will be harmless IL ground
to dust before being fired. The crystali-
zed part of the oil ot roses so grateful IN
its fragrance-a solid at ordinary temper
ature, though ready volalile-is a com
pound subsistence, containing exactly the
same el, ments, and in exactly the same
proportions. as the gas with which we
light our streets. The tea which We
daily drink, with benefit aud pleasure.
produce pAlpi iations, nervous iremblings
and even paralysis, if taken in excess; yet
the peculiar organic agent called theme
to which tea owes its qualities, may be
taxed by itself tas theine. not as tea
without any appreciable effect. The
water which will allay our burning thirst
augmen's 1t when CONCEALED into snow:
SO tha, Capt Ross declares the natives OF
the Arctic regioas ''prefer enduring the
utmost extremity of thirst rather thaa
attempt to remove il by eating snow -
Yet if the snow be mel,ei, j, becomes
drinkable water Nevertheless, although
il melted before entering the mouth, II
assuages thirst like other water, when
melted in the mouth IL has the opposite
effect. To render this paradox more
striking. we have only to remember thai
ice. which melts more slowly in the
mouth. is very inefficient for allsyine
thirst. - Bf0ckUood's Magazine.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17
A Relic O. the Revolution.

An object Of much attraction now on exhi-
bi,ioo al the Fair Of the Mechanics lnsti-
tue IN this city is the sword of the Virgin
in giant. Peter Francisco of Revolutions
~ memory. Ii was the same one which
he a used In his memorable struggle
with Tarleton's cavalry. The following
inscription. which son aInsall the plrilcu-
lars coaneeted with this implement. Is at
lached 10 IL ln ;he cxhibition;--"'Thls
sword Was taken from a British dssgoon
by Peter Francisco. while al Nard's tas
ern. in Amelia county. Va. IN 1881.
w hen the officer attempted to get Fran
cisco's shoe buckles he sscured his sword.
aud with II Killed three of Tarleton's men.
put four 10 flight. and took seven hor-
ses left by them at Wards. lie Mas un-
armed when attacked. This incident oc-
cured in sight OF 4Oo Of TaIleson's
troops"
The sword j exhibited by grandson
Of Francisco, and -. ms 10 Htlrac' much
aite ntion- RichesoDd ornspohdsace u
tie " L. Herald
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17
CoiFure Extraordinarv-

1t /, becoming quite the rage, says the
New York EceniRg Pest. among young
ladies TO cut he hair of at the sides. and
wear 1t as if in profusion ofshorl. fix
zled curls, which are combed back from
the temples and formed into rows, one
above the other, the general effect being
some what irregular and very coquet'lsh
Charming" Is the almost universal YER
Dict and furore i the consequence
among boarding scho,l misses and those
OF our belle. who Ike 10 produce sensa-
ton. The fever has spread rapidly, and
hundreds of youthful beauties have sur
rendered their glossy tresses to the barber
Probably noii ing bu, the dictates oil
fa~hion could have induced the fair own.
crs TO part with any portion of their treas.
ure Of dark aud golden hair. But arc
they aware Of the quarter whence thi,
IA .hion issued? ltoriginaied. says Mr.
Willis. with the Partisan loret,ees (frai
females. and was imported by two rep
resentaiyes Of that slsterhood.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

MURDER WTLL Ot7.-A few years
since a cillzen II Alabama, whose name
Is suppressed by the papers, committed a
cruel murder. but on trial for the crime he
escaped. some link being needed in the
evidences. Public opinion was against
him, and he soon after Iefl an took up
his residence ia Atiala County, Miss. 1t
Is reccntly related of him that, after hay.
ing experienced the most terrible agony for
many months, he produced barrel of
whisky, and excluded himself from the
society of man, where solitary aud alone.
he plunged into the deepest and mos,
thorough stale Of inlox;ca,icn, drinking.
# Is said, quart Of fle-water at one
dranght. In this gloomy and miserable
condition he fingered through the lapse
OF two or three months. and finally died.
IN the most intense mental agony calling
upon the bystnaders to take away from
his bedside the victim who had SO long
haunted his memory and agonized him in
his dreams.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

aud ~ The man has eaten a horse. aud must.
Of eoaF.e, be bled whtreupon they all fall
upon poor Gil Bias. and beat him cut Of the
house. The moral Of lhis i obs,oas
The argumeel used b. lhe modern quaek j. ir.
refuisble. one y SICK one uau>i by al rueAns.
take Holloway pills but il ops !, we'll one had
better take those pills In order pel - be siek
FOR. says ihe peglnacious and indami1able
Holloway. "Presention - better than cure -
80 Ne see that it !. quiie Impossible, under
any eirsumstances. not to be under the neces
s'ty Of rs,ronis,ag Holloway. tie must get
rich. must Holloway HIS daughter must
sport her diamonds like swain. daughter.
and he must build a marble fronted house like
Sands, and 50. sick or we'll Holloway needs
the people ADD the people need Holloway
And this crafty Holloway dligh,, to repre-
sent hisnselfto deluded victims. as spending
ell his days ia consulting indal Sache'os-
or Arabian Seers--o4 inquifing iato the cali
bre Of the Nustang-or surrounded by awful
retoris. and green liquids. and purple flames
solely for lie good Of mankind. Surely
The impudnce of these quaek.. is only ,qual-
led by tbe gullibii,y OF their victims The
almighty dollar makes people cut strange an-
tics. a over all the twistiugs. aud turniar~.
aud fgurings. aud wood cuttings. aud won
der performing ten fooleries Of American
Qusckery.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

~ We suppose every citizen will unite with
US. in rejoicing in the prospect OF soon having
n substantial iron fence enclosing the Court
House square. The plans and specifications
are made aud the job will soon lie let. Judging <
from the drawings the fence will be an orns
meut a we'll as permanent improvement
Would il not be veil to have the Square grs
ded. to correspond with the raised condition
Of the streets. before the fence is built 7 We
hoce the Commissioners will consider shi-
matter.
The next improvement by the county must
be the erection Of splendid Court House -
One whose architectural proportions wiii Pleas'
the eye. aud whose capacity Is sufficient t'
co-tsln the Offices Of The county To thi'
matter we shall from time TO tire direct th'
attentioa of the Commissioners.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

The fashionable woman. from ell We ein
learn. - the most empty most gaudy. and
most useless Of her sex. she certainly Is a
mos, costly fabric. She Is becoming ap in.ti-
tuition in America. She i. known BY her pre-.
tention aud display-by her profu ION II peI-
sonal ornament, and vaeui'y of mind-by her
DEVOTION to point lace. aud her neglec, of the
highest duties Of her sex She is known
abroad. is singled oulby tourists al Baden Ba.
den-and Is used 10y European satirisls TO
point moral aud adorn tale
Miss Murray was bored TO death hy fash
iouable American women. Lady Emmaline
Stuart Woriley found their prelension only
equslled by their ignorance.
While the corope;ed females of Europe
spend immense suns for diamonds, and other
jewels, which having an intrinsic value. can
at any time be converted into money again.
the American woman often expends almost as
much il not more. in articles which perish in
the using The most expensive mirrors. and
the most costly fabrics are manufactured IN
Paris for the American market. Wines. high.
ly eolored and more highly priced. are invoi-
ccd 10 American mllionaifes
There is fevsrish restless passion for gain
among as, which can only be accounted for.
by the false estimate cur high society places
upon mere wealth. aud show. Can there be
no comfort beyond the saloons of gingerbread.
work. gilt and brocatelles There could be 40
reunions in cur society. like those of Madame
Scarron. afterwards the celebrated Madame
Mainienon IL was TO Madame Scarron. that
the servant said. You must tell your best
stories to day Madame. for there is no meat
for dinn.r'' None but French guests. could
accept without grimace bon mot for bon.
bon.
Scue American writer. says. LET the mis-
cry be what 1t may in the United States. there
must be faery" What ATE works o: art,
what are books. what are the great needs Of
humanity 10 the last new bonneil Who cares
who is the next President provided hoops re-
main 20 u.s. OF what consequence is the vote
Of Illinois when compared with that charm
ing new color this winter. the sweet Grosellel
Let the men wranzle about Lecompton and
anti. Lecompton. we have new color and that
delicious I2d plaid. aud that is enough glory
for one season. Politicians aud the Flora
Mac Flimsies are something alike. Politi-
clans never have the right measures, and the
Flora Mac FlimsIes never have the ri ght dresses
The one aims 10 be the power behind the
throne. greater than the throne its ELF. the 9th
er aspires 10 turn the head Of the head OF the
nation"
The enormous sums annually paid for
French silks. have been urged upon the floor
Of Congress a. calling loudly for an increase
of duties: and Governor of one of our tstes
presents, ia his message, the startling fact
hat the money paid for this article alone, IN
a single ye-r l. uiors than 1T cost To build tL.
Erie Canal Here are some items from an old
report OF the Secretary Of the Trsasay-
Things arc much worse now
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

A QUEEN OF rnK IIAkEx Cur Up Asp
FKD 10 D,ss.--A letter from Syria
gives an account OF serious disturbance
in Dana Gus. arising out Of an intrigue
between the queen Of the harem one Of
the richest men Of Damascus and an M
hdel. who WAS Jew. and dragonaan TO
a foreign consulate. The young man
was repeatedly introduced in'o lbe harem
in woman's clothes. but was hually dis
covered. lle made his escape and she
led TO the desert, but was discovered aud
cruelty murdered. her body b ing literal
ly chopped in pieces snd given to tho
dogs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

1S- a negro deml-doctor and sorcer-
er is making furor in paris-a 6nc.
handsome negro, well made, covered with
diamonds and jewelry, and drawn by a
par Of valuable horses. Ia luxarlania apart
menls. demanding fabulous prices for his
drugs, which he administers himself His
room is constantly filed with the credu-
lous and the l.ci.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

ry- A remarkable exhibition recent
Iy took place the lIopkins,ille Tenn }
Fair. Ten brothers. named Brown. all
mounted OIL fine gray horses. rode into
the ampi,heater, and displayed their
horsemanship. all being good rid'rs. Tie
eldest vas asel forty, The youngest TWEEN
ty. They had not all been together for
fifteen years. Their mother was present.
aud they reined upin front OF the glorious
matron. and saluted her while she shed
tears ofjoy and pride.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

SMALL MAs-A man resides in SharIs g
town, Maryland. who though thirty-eight
years old. is but thirty inches high. lie
is tailor by trade. IS named +. +. Mich
ols, and was married on the i2th ult. to
lady five feet high, and weighing one
bsudred and fourteen pounds. lie Is
said to be good workman and '6r.t
rate fellow.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

Es-The whisky market at Salt Lake
City is hourishing. The article is re-
tailed at twenty five cents per drink A
barkeeper purchased S75 worth of whis-
ky in the State and sold il at Salt Lake
for $3.50. The only drawback upon the
trade is the fact that the customers at the
bars fill their glasses full when they
drink
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

NELoclrY or THE WIND. When tho
wind moves at the rate of enc mile an
hour, it is harlly perceptble: at two
miles sn hour. IL fans Us as The gentle
zephyr. From ten TO twenty II becomes
high, and thirty 10 fly characterize
storms from light to hard, at eighty miles
an hour, il becomes hurricane, and at
one hundred tornado.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

Tnr TARLn xrsr TtRxIxG We are IN
forrned that after q careful consideration Of
the case of the State ~. Hm. Hsll-menii0ned
on Monday sayre. determined that
was issued aud DR.. Hall wss sent dovn To
board for time With our very espfissiiss
Sheriff Tbas the Doctor. and Prof Ohio Y.
Woosi@Ta--xhsse case ne mesi,oned Jester
dsy-ars lodgipg sndsr oae roof. 10Th hsvias
failed 10 give che required bail.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17
HEA remarkable sale ofold limited

EFA remarkable sale OF old United
States cents took place in Philadelphia on
Tuesday evening. The collection was
made by Mr.. Edward Cagan. Seventy
seven cents, of all dates, from that OF
1871 down to 1899, were sold for The
aggregate sum of Si28. The prices
ranged from 81 25 to S28 60. The lat
ter price was given for rare die of the
Washington cent OF 1892.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

EF- Twelve cast iron columns. said TO
be the largest in the United States, are
now in process Of construction at Cincin-
natl. They are each fifty feet in height.
four feet two inches in diameter. weight
between two and three hundred tons. and
will est abou, $4,000. They are de-
signed for the State House, Madison Wis.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

II A. Rueksr ghssn'~ bookstore car be had
The creates, possible variety Of picture smuse
usal- Tor children. The paper dolls AM "a
peF forritart are someihiug new under the
sua- Ther ts~ -f'sricr Arnessrnents for Iitiir
Gsrls, asepssl shat ~eg'd mskes htiie Mss
jump est IT her ND sho~s- No 4 /. Bed Roesn
Sci Of Fusn'tofe. ia lanny arrangement. aud
Ne should th'nk seuld he boaght ~ every
parent fer every little giri. CO 20 Bsekifg
hans asd bay some ard make the eh,ldreh
happy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

The Cincinnati Gsseffe. OF yesterday. says
W. y Grisvold, Esq, late President Of the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railrosd. y
spoken of sp connection with an important po-
siticu IN the oiiice OF the Ohio aud Misslssip
pi. Company in tbis city. he - from ali We
can .eAru iast the man To- the place-Loucst
capable. energetic aud reliable.
We would like TO sec our fellow citizen Mr.
Gris~oid have any situation that vas pleasant
% him bet do hope II viii not be pleasant
Tor him 10 accept any place. tha, will cause
him. and his interesting family TO move from
lh,. city.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

The next House Of Representatives
will have ESQ members leaving Kan
sss aud Oregon out Of the question. IL
will require Ii9 for majefitv This
number the Opposition (in ependen, Of
South Americans) have Writ ally secur-
ed, by the elections on Tues lay. Thu.
far, there have been l52 m mb,fs cho-
sen. in AL As follows
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

BvNrIS's Horst This delig ghtful house i
decidedly the fa>hioa this winter. lis mosl
desirable rooms oeeu pied by pleasant fan,
boundaries. pcsf~c'is delightful Ia -
norcd thss either families are about engaging
rooms. uhich Wlii v,ake additional afirac
tions. Hangln ca ers for has guests. ~ist b.
sswal saocss~. sud an order - be equal 70 he
occasion. intends 70 be more than h,n~elf Thu
winter n our readers doab, VIA, ~e have
said above. ~ cordially invite ihesn TO
take .est a, The latls d'huse, aud Judge for
themselves
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

The GRAVE OF FRASsLrS The Phiis-
delphians have at last male an opeains
in The wall OF Christ Church grave yard a,
Fifth and Arch streets. and. put up neat
fixture, SO that the modest stone which
covers the remains OF benjamin and De-
borah Franklin can be seen w;thou. en-
teriug tho enclosure.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

MoRFHy.--Snce Morpy has been in
Europe. up TO the time of closing the Hsr-
wi,z game, he has played III games. l6
cf which he has lost. 88 won, and 3 were
drawn That is pretty clean record.
for young American. in the OLD World