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Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage 20 New York $50.
RTEW YORK and CHARLESTON sidewheel L. S. Mail
" Steam Ships, through in Is to so hours.
steam Ship O0IHnbid, 1900 tons n. 3erFy Commander
Kashuile l500 t0us,L. ii. HurTy, Cuumanaer.
,Ess. AdQe1; 1900 tons, r. Adams, COmmander
ACgriO1, 1920 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
Re. LEAVE Adeers Wharyes every wednesday
-6EEsEesisg Saturday a high wafer,
49, A4l These Steamships all built expressly Tor
1<1A this line, snd for safety sIeed and comfort are
HuriyHed on the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury; attentive and courteous
Commanders will insure travellers this line every possible
comfort and accommodation
Cabin passage, $50
SteerSge passage,
Ror freight or passage, apply to
HENRY MISSBOON, & CO., AGENTS.
~ Cor. East Bay and Adeef's South " larL
4Juiyl0-d -- Charleston, sc.
HAVANA CIGARS,--AlO lot Of very fne Havana ol
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
SSNYDER & FRIZZELL opening well selected stock
- Of Boots and Shoes, suitable to the and prices
espond with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
9 Patent Leather and Oxford Ties,
50 4" Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting - -
&" Cloth and Lasting Caters,
A" Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
Ladies' Caters plain, with and without heels,
Slippers -
Fine Toilet Slippers,
. White KID and Satin Slippers,
Kid Buskins with and without heels
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels,
Kid Boots, q" "
Children's Shoes Of every variety,
BOYS and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
or the abOve have something very nice for May Day. Also,
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds.
Call at No. q Public Square
apriI30 SNYDER & FRiZZELL.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

1ON and after SUNDAY, July II, I6s Passenger Trains
will he run as follows:
leave Nashville daily at ) A. NJ. and go P. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 2.20 ?. NJ. and L3j A. NJ
Leave Chattanooga az A. NJ and Q p. NJ.
Arriving AZ Nashville at 30 p. VI. and 10 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold Nashville the following places
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TRUNKS Trunks!
-> Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks:
{El kI do No. Sole Leather Covered do
t5S8H I5W do Medallion and Iron Framed do
SAs411zIaA3 do Extra sizes Flat TOP Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
GENTS No. / Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
10 English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Nalises;
JOHN RAMAGE,
mayqg. College street.
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Particular notice!

1t currently reported that sell Goods Ouy by Auction
while thirds sales made privately, like all other
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exceptions that is
cash. short notes. and from Sc to c less than
heir prices. laugll IkAUBE 4 LUCAS.
Ladies' Fine Shoes and Caters.
TUET RECEIVED
D Ladies Brown French Lasting buttonei Shoe Caters
New Congress Caters, with and without heels.
Glove Kid 4" 4"
SIDE 4 Front laced Caters, with and without heels
Slippers, q French Kid, White & Black Satin, sc.
Misses Chiiirens Boots Caters and slippers, with
heels without. At ~ College street. JOHN RANAGE
july Il
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NEW WHEAT NEW WHEATll

VNOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
just reserved by Lmay5-fl P. & G. ANDERSON.
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NRESH ARRTVALs.-

WWhElNEI lAIIELLN = IL :
III Ladies' French Lasting Caters, With heels;
DO italian Cloth ide laced Caters;
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress 0aters;
DO do do slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers:
Misses Caters, Boots. and slippers.
fine assortment o Chdrens and Infants Boots Shoes and
Caters Inst received bv JOHN RAMAQE,
augI a College street
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EINEH AIN.


Wv new White Wheat BE- delivered carly possible for
which we will pay highest market price This Wheat is to fl
an oer and instructions 10 buy without limit 70 price,
iuDeiO-tf Il. s. FRENCH 4 SON.
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Il A NJ 4 q fNnHnn.rn &c.

FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College Street,
rs receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies'
and Gents and fer Misses Boys and Children. I
Gents sup. Calf Stitched, and Pumn Sole Boots; K4N
do French Patent Leather and Ca Congress CATERS; -
do do Patent and Calf S. IA I'd Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunn, la do
do English Lasting aGd French Calf Kid Ties;
o do BuckskinN n o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes
do Lasting 0XfOrds and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco 0xfoTls;
do Calf Union half Caters.
Ga FOR LADIES'
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, with and without hees
do do do Lace DO DO do do
do Glove do Do do do do do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soledo do do
do Black and Brown Caters do do DO
do Black Kid & Bronzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & Tipp'ddo do do
HILDREN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black and Col
ored Lasting Caters, Boots and Shoes beautiful
and in great variety.
BOYS Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters, Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes, Satin Ties etc. ETC. Call at 4
College Street, JOHN RAMAGE-
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Central Ohio and baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHl

KUSNIsG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
RAITTRf0RF "a TTOTTRS
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"AVANA CIGAHb,--A lot Of very fine Havana Cl
III Ears Just rOseivWd b J. W. LANGLEY & co.
ftQSesE No. a. Union Etrsst,
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
june .
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Cash for NegrOes.

gHyE undersigned win pay the cash for fy Ielyyoung
Neroes he will also boari negroes and sell them ~
commission at No. ~ Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn and
will be responsible for the escape Of all negroes left in h
charge Can and lJuly2stfl TH0s O. JAMES.
CTNDBR IESs-sFresh Burmuda Root, Pearl sago
Pulo French Chalk Shoe Brushes ssides Powders, alsm
Fir, Diamond Cements, Bung Corks, &C. R0r ale h7
DEMOYTLLE a VEIL
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sslfHa fe7affsr7lrlIE fna
New Stock Of Fall and Winter
GOODS! @

WTE are now In receipt Of Goods adapted to the
w approaching season, comprising the largest and
complete assortment imported hy Ladies Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely
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= ,Isa, l. D. E3I5NsDN q E8IROs, ITl0le.
G{ NJ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes
G. A. Princes Aeioleons, Buffalo, n. Y.,j n I II ii
lincell0ss Accoreons FEte Elsgolet, Fi Drums rr,l,,
rines, Ba1ios eTerythngn The musical merants IiD
large select catalogue Of New Sheet hsic linsc Ros ~
structors all kinds. Orders fro the country viii sf &
prompt attention. Planes tuned, Accoreos and All Other ns
nentsrepaed No. 20, Union Street, door from COLLEGE
sept23
BONNINGss CITY BRASS R4YD.
HIS Bands fully organized, with twelve In s,,,
striaaents, and It's lneln5ers fatter themselves
Band IN the They Respectively eaiI the attention S
Of ansons, Odd Fellows ana other soces, veil a pTae
Celebrations &C. Their terms shall Be moderate Addrcs
j. p BARTHELL, sec'y, or
p. s-PRoE. B0NNIN6s QUADRILLF BAND Is rrsrarSa
to make engagements for Music for Balls, Parties &C On ysv
reasonable terms Address a above. ian91-5IvF
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T R CORNELIUS Agent for the sale OF Fks celebrated
w . PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 70
attend fne raas heretofore, when his services may be
required Phenix Wareroom, No 40 Spring street.
Cherry Residence No. u Vine street. between Spring and
Broad.
n B. wiz also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies e
when notified. aprB-f
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THAYE ON HAND 27O,OOO BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE McAdamizing, and viii sell a great
bargain If takenaEay in short time
" II. JOHNSON,
tsg3 see penitentary.
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DIANOS.ssW have received fourteen more -57E.7
New Piano Fortes, from those unriyalled
makers, Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Hames 1 III II III
Bros, which make stock very large ard derJ =
able We would be pleased to have these instruments examined
by a whether they desire to purchase Every Piano
sold By Us, shall be warranted to give satisfaction every respect
febl0 ". & r. FREEMAN.
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FUBTHER REDUCTION.
"a 81
LULK loth. 1saa.

THROUGH RATEs OF FRIlsIT NASHVILLE,
Inconnecon with NEW YoRK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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WTTE hsve IN store, fine stool. Of pisnos --sgJ
NJ Bfeloieons, Window Shades, Artists Mo-
teria &C. and still manufacturing Insiie7 III ~ n
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have TecentlyJ y y
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&c. In word intend to WITH THE T1us please
customers and induce them patronse home instead Of
sending abroad.
febiS-ff W. R. FREEMAN.
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And all articles kept Shoe Store, which we invite the
tention Of al wanting articles in line.
ia ms BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
fHE FAMILY EERALD.

News from CaIifornia-Suscide OF "Frnnk
Forrester'-The Aboiitioaisss In Council
The Tract Society-Tne Women's flights
neutrality-suspicious. Outr~gcs of tac Brit'sh-
The Nor mons and Utah--City N.ws-Mar-
keas, &C., SO.
The FAMILY HERALD Of to day viii contain lage amour,
useful interesting reading Among o.her matters
The Latest News from Csforns-hkecution OF Three
ChinAmen--Births Marriages. pesths dc
Shocking Suicide Of Henry william Herbert, The well
known Author-Ineresng Ls,ers Of tbs Decessed-Pro-
ceednRs of the Coroners Inquest sech OF the life and
Writings OF Berbert-Appesrence ot hIa late Home
Newark, N. j., &C.
Continuation Report OF the Atoi,enst Assemblase
Attack upon the Eevivsls and the PurIiansGraud Wind
lag up, &C. &c.
Ann,ersary of tho American Tract socIeyslsvery Agi,A
again full vigor-Defeal and foul Of the Abolition
lists, &s.
The Petlicosts in Couro-Dongs OF the womens Rights
Convenaon--speeeh OF a rersecu'ed man. 40 &c.
Anniversary Of the American Bible Society.
Interesting Roman Catholic Ce,smeny-Consecrauoa Of
the Church OF the immaculate Conc sermon by Arch
bishop 6ughes, &c.
Consecraon OF tbs Memorial Episcopai Church.
More ootrsges OF the Brsbyclsuon OF the Laws Of
Spanish port
1hs Double Tragedy In Phsdeiphis-suicids and Al
tempted Murder-Jealousy and Desperation.
The Latest News from The Utah ExpediohProbsble Con
cluscn OF the Mormon War.
very Interesting article the Mormons and Utsh-Fsl
flmen, OF Prophecy By going To he Rocky Mountains
Le.ving kauvoo In the Winter Of 1886.
The way the Wisconsin Legislature Bought up-shock
ing D.seosures-sesry the whole Legislature Of 1856
Btughtup
Doings wsshingtonRepora OF The Proceedings Of Con
gress
Editorial Remarks on prominent events Of thu day.
Obituary noiices Of Distinguished fersoas reeenily de-
,eascd.
Local Insidens Of this and adjoining cics Of general
interest
Full Report the Prices Of all kinds OF Marketable Pro-
duee, carefully ecsrested each eek.
The Laest Intelligence received up TO he lime Of publos
ton, by telegraph or otherwise.
Together with Police Reports-TeeAF,al " ters- Report
Of The Cattle xafket-koney end Commercial amks~-s1'
ages and Deaths-fo ming OF Interesting usefu and
miscellaneous reading
Terms Only 81 year; four cenis single copy. To be
Obtained The Office OF the IiEr.D OF all agents.
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House Of Reps e.sntssivss.
WASHINGTON, MAY is, 1868.

RiRCupS OF DooVuEsrKK.
The House prooeesed the election OF doorseeper,
and Joseph |. rrgat, Of Ns" Jersey, the democrats
nomince xas chosen He received liI votes The re'
pubucans voted for AunW ". fe'cnss, ~no received II
y,,es Tseuiy tso votes, ocudns those OF the Anefi
oans, sero csst for otsef persons.
cAIIFosrtA LASD rfrLRs, Erc.
The House then passed the 5-nse rs for the proven
ton and punishment Of fraais In iaad titles In CALIFORNIA;,
and for the collection sale kee ing Of tue pubic ar.
chiyes In tina. Safe.
TuE CIvu AUTHORIZATION BILL
On motion Of Mr ;. GL.scY JoSss tsfm OF Pa the
House went INTO commlt,,e the Civil Appropriation
bill Mr. Joots explained tnsi IL p'orides for coast
,rve, s htnouse estsp heat aud Jt,sr mls ell
,,rsns rnr tSmn,tse Ss,s aud Means hal re iuced
to estimates s13o 600 J~est otsoie sm Juat TOT
the succe@ful prUsecuuon VI those oJess Inc sssre
p.io amount a toe oil ga 50 sl9,v00
Amrpe the .menomsnts topted was one )n ,red %
Mr. Caw-oN IS N. j., m-kiog an soproprsipa Tor tne
purchase OF Holiness bi.a for he saving pn po'es ca
The Nes Jersey coast and auotncf % GEoR ~ TAYLOR
OF N. Y, for tsht boat Long tssod Sound. over
$4,000 s applied W Theses purposes
icrg aep. touo~eo oa me amendne1iS vhcn
were nnay rejected, mskios appropriations TO- clson
houses and uisrne bospu1s
Atsr iterecrual ss,emps 70 take rccnss AL even
ting, the House sdJourned.
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HA1RIAGEy AND DEATHE-


BosN-Cspsus On Wednesday, May Ia, at tho vrsi
deuce OF brdes fsther. ~ the Kew Mr f. l.. fay
Tor, WIN II. Bosk, s0a " A1thCay BON, Esp vi SAT
more ND {, MISS MARI j., daughter Of wm A. C'oi,ss.
Esq., Of Brooklyn.
CAsNsN-LHXrsur In the Fourth Prosby terrain church,
FhaG siphix, b. the Rev Or. Chesemsa JAS. CAssvs
New York city ElzABxru CnasrsUr OF PM aaeipaA,
Ia
HAM--IunuxR. tsis city, CT Monday, May 10, by
the Rev John Quincy Adams, Nj UdARLAs hALL TO 90
kAscsx TURNRR all o. Ct ~ CITY.
pA,nrAs- MssKIn--Dn "Wednesday, May IT, by The
Rev. Thos str Jng, or NewtOwa Cs0sGs PArcras, OF
Payntassvo l., 70 tKRss UgxrrA AaxKA o. B'oosS'yn
f. d.
PnAp--y AsDKsnnsG Thursday, May Is. by tbs
Rev. Dr. Van WICK, % ALKxAsD.r. PICARD, Of rArts,
France, 70 MISS LouEa WAnDssBaHG, u fremont Wes<
chester county, n Y.
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gTuLaDsIrHA, Nay Is, 1855
Stocks dull. Pehnsy lvsuis STATE s's, s94; Reading
Railroad 23sf; Morris Caus AN; Long Island R,rJs1
~ penns, wants Rallrc.d. az
'NHi Nsw OKLsass, Nay II, 1858.
The North Americans advcee reached nsre sns morn
ing but effect our ccstou market Toe sales 70
ss we're 600 baies Red shesi goo, wnts do. o. llh
yellow oern Bee eec. Lard 10 sess 70 90 ,
Clifton unchanged sai - COO oaes Recelpts ., ali
Southern ports ahead OF 90 600 bases. Rsceis
a his po ahead Of lat year % coo D.ies sj,k 2Ss 900
ion 20 Liverpool IS s2d "a sterling exchange dull and
dropping axo.. u..,s ,sss
r1our-sairs OF Ohio aud Howard street G 81 S7S the
clased arm Wheat steady, sith iarge receips
rpp-Mtred bbc q CSC Sbre, go s0Ic yellow, 6ss q
&c whskcy dull. Pfovrou. dua sna 1gcn,ogeu;
tm1ADEifHis, NAY Is, ises.
Flour dun and prices weak woe-i QUA aud unchanged
Corn in active demand a, CSC zoe for yellow Wnssey
steady at 2o,sc. Provisions u7cnsosed ,pv
Flour dun sales 500 bbis - ssSs7 Cor .upsr
Hne 70 extra Upper LAKE. wnsAi uncn sn9sd sales
10000 bushes Gnicsso rprns 7Vo o%n aal s, oo
a $50. wnssey nomw'l, al 1Shc q I've. tcegn
dull, al 1870. tor sbe,ip New YORK. take impot.'
yestsrdsy--I8,co0 bbls. hour, $4,000 bushels wheat
lanai erpors-l 900 bsls Godr, 900 bushels wee,t,
Jo,oso bushels corn. Wind southwet
Weather cold and unpleasant e~ on, door occupations
Iram actions In nour limited TO the retail demand, uo
changed rates Wheat offered rsciy with fair decs.ud
TAR White Iuslsns and SIC FOR req Chicago sorps s,m.
pales on private terms Corn 10 fair supply and Arm
epo sales OF the day sov ~ 900 bushels mostly st co.
and market fat sales about 30 900 bushes AT a de,ne
susstiy asehc whiskey- No sales.
Flour dull whesA 10 xer, safes Of a coo bushels chi
rseo spring ai 72kc q 13c. CON DULL sales OF 800
bushea weaiern prvs,e terms osus freisht steady
flour anc and wheat &c ~ Nes YORK.. Lave inpn~ts-
. ZOO s.y,cs sour 5000 bosnes wheat 49, ovo poshel
ro~p Cana exports-soo barrels Hour, l6,oJ0 bushol
whssa, 100 bushels oAss'
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hE HARLEM Gas COMPANY Last fal the Harlem 81
cr any succeeded 10 getting the couraot from the
,.,, to light the upper ED If the hiaoo with gw bu
~. in which they have performed the work has
srs,dv ,s., scsd 10 the caagory which 60 to make up
,.a 49,. OF pubic plusaers Wherever a pos,
ouS =. n...a -. VI ncnrring much outlay there may
be found light, but ,a, servise pipe
~ona be required toe ics tsre IL M ~, ns
cessty for A. beoaoss tney srs @roS SAD require very
issis outlay 10 exvna tie servcf p, mem "aae
The avenues only lighted ore - ..u suMn t9e
side winch thu Company have knd ueir msias IN
sout pacss there ID hgot contrary ~ sa> Usage ess
Iishea the the city ri, fcn- oSners OF
the street. IL should be borne mind that uo yomrsnI
get certain smo unit for each lgnt Will the now feos
lEspes,or loak IN thisf
SUICIDE About half pas. i've O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon German named Henry wAlsdorf resting Of No.
468 Houston street. committed suicide by takiog stryc
nine The COrorer notified 70 hold inquest. Tho
cause for tho fsAh act h said 70 unknown
The JOuISEYMKS HotsEnoKRs' PROTECTIVE UNION
BENEvoxsr ASSOCIATION celebrated tho seventh Auniver
saxy Of their organization MONDAY BY public process
sion through the streets OF this city. They numbered
nessly tb'ee hundred men and were accompanied by .
fine band VI music The hort eehoers appropriate
regatta, conaistinZ OF white satin apron = SILK
hinge, scarlet border, aud horseshoe 10 the ceotre
The sleabers this association are nne hardy looking
BODY OF nep aud no ioubt give good sccount OF them
selves 80 their employs This associxan provides tor
lis members IN illoess AID Is o. great use la mains aiming
Hall ut niDo Ocoos the ntpg, marched through ali
e principal streets VI the CITY, and dismissed IN Huston
street.
FALLING TIFF LARGE BOON DKERIcK-NARRow ESCAPE
0nx MAN IHJvSED.--fhe large boom derrick lying at
the OF Franklin street. while engaged Friday last
in bosna boiler OF tho steantag Noses Taylor,
suddenly gave way AID the entire construction, consisting
Of beams, stancheons uirigbts &C., (which were all
vrry msssive) fell with Tremendous crash. leaving
DO,DiLg bus tho float remaiScE. ami perfect
OF wreck Ono haa his broken amt three
others aarey escaped with their lives they being directly
der II, and o--oJs OF spiIners ana broken msye
trial 6y ing stou She ID. Tie bOier foil parity ON tno
cock partly the tug, but no: seriously injurng
either bJisr or tee
RESCUED FROM DROWNING On Sunday afternoon two Of
the VI the steamboat JOHN Potter while Intoxicated
for the purpose Of having
sail After proceeding DO wn the bay snort diatsnce
they concluded RETURN aud when OF Governors Island
he meeurg Of tho waters, tnsy were suddenly cap
sized. Officer James Lee, OF hsrOor police boat No l.
wmh another boat Witnessed the affair aud mme late
y went To their roscuc AID but for the timely aid tho
would have bseu drowned, ~ they were entirely
hxns,ed whom picked up.
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CHICAGO, Missy IS. 1863
nTo occurred this morning in Wells street, between
Van Bnftn snd Jackson streets. Tho buildings buned
were Of iit,e value but there anrntave ioss Of
topse hfe Nine persons khown 10 hsvs been burn
ed to desh three others ara missing rhe names OF
ire o far as has been ascsrtaioed, follows
HsU.oo saIsr wife snd three chiidfea wasm Rsiiey
srs Jof'soo nd the origin If the fire Is uoknow
but supposed have been the Of al legendary,
a. ne building has been fred tsice within short ime
past
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Non-ArrlvaI aY the y,.rss~

HALIFAX, Ny 1s-tc3oP
There ave 70 this hour sgas Of stes nsrp S,sga
ra, Captain wickmsn, in her els nth day from Liv
erlOo and about due ~ this port
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jersey city News,

DpxAssp swirl FxD BsEy -rnree mon, named Martin
williamson, Michael williamson aod Nicholas Prior were
brought before the Recorder yesterday suspicion OF
having killed and prepared the meat Of diseased s~il
fed coz for the butchers stall Il happens that Of
Frsnk Leshes detectives visited Jersey City for the pur
pcse OF inspecting the spil milk institutions He &C
oompaped 10 his persmbulstous by officer Chase. The
las, place Waited Mai OF wisnsons, No Sus-
EEK street They ssked admission sod zero luesst 10
wat half hour, but the door was LETT open they
walked caught them 10 the act of eating
tofton OF the covered with botchee. The
meat dressed aud nicely cut 40 IN small pieces
when asked why they cut tbc meat 40 small they sad
u would be much essier u throw ovcrooard. The
heart and tongue had been taken nod soaking In
bucket Of water supposed, for use. Aoous this time
a Dutch butcher named Charles Prior, residing on toe
plank road, came up with his cart 70 convey the
meat away The three accordingly arrested
Prior testified that Williamson came 70 the sat house ca
the plank road aud told witness thai he bad COW va.
was Gu, Up In two barrels, and wissed 10 sell 70 MA
Prior bought the cow Tor three drilars, Nilbamsou
him that toe cows leg was broksu. witness sal b
business get entrs from slsught houses ard pre-
pare them Tor sausage castings, aud s'tef picking ITEM
tney sent all the sord he ristes msnafe Ut
sore parts Of meat OF Aaimss. and otter por
tors he leeds 70 toe hoes.
oaceffSeuee smith testified that Mcnsol william son
told him that they were song 70 throw the oo~ over
board that Prior cane there 70 get s)me feeo Pros
told him ,hsi he mere 10 get some cheap nes,
Mcnaei williamson ard Prior requ'red ~ giIe
bones 70 appeu trial s the October aud the *
amn.ton OF Martin sas postponed one week.
nr,p BODY oy INFANT FouSD.-rhe sesdless BODY
Of an pan Ave months old, found Oh Monday
evening the creos running along the oeay Berger
mn /, e believed the cnila murcsred. oAooss AZ
| engaged eDoesvoring 10 ferret ont me asfair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

SOUTHERN EsTRRtRIsK.-The members Of th >
res southern Commercial Convention, says Virgni
pspcr. start some stage rsir Dad niads In III
NJrtn; engine Of Northern manuscure will take the
air or oos along at every meal they WHIST 30 In Yam
zee cbars 70 YANKEE tab g. spread With YANKEE cloth
With Yankee spcu the viii AXE from sokee ilshss
SMEAR salt and Gree, which have paid tribute YANKEE
usce ard ~h Y.nsee knives add forks tnev. s pot IN
their mouths e only thing outnern they vii get the
trrp A. nj ht hey will pull on pair Of NaaKee bots
~tb Yankee Sootiack. aud throv1nr -, OF Ya,see
,oepsrv in Yankee chair, lie down 70 dream % scutasu
,nsepeadence In Yankee bed, with not even thread Of
cotton around that has not gore through Ysokes
ionr, on come out OF a Yankee SHOP In the mornnf
he will res up, TO OK themselves sy l2xt yanke,
,osips eass with Yankee brush and comb, alter per
h.r. washing OF little OF the col OF ths SOus1 trou
h,Ir tscs -uh est.r drt-n Va Yankee bucket, and Du
m yankre llscher en- Yankee v~hstand the ps-ne
In honorable exile Of iot Of Yankee ~Ges hAa make NJ
Shs sum q The furniture