davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11
The LATE FRosr.-The recent cool weather has

THE LATE FRosT.-The recent cool weather has
produced its natural effect During the past week frost
has made its appearance less than four nights and
to have extended pretty well the entire State
We have accounts q its ravages at Saginaw, Grand Ra-
pds Kalamazoo and Jonesve, from which Judge that
no partof the State has escaped its visitation Buckwheat
is said is most n red of any article and in some To-
calites will not produce much was sown. Corn ia
not so much injured although is seriously damaged
But these, without doubt the exceptional cases and
II we should have good weather for the coming month
the yield OF corn would be at least average CROP not
whsandng these losses We have accounts as yet OF
damage to fruit but garden vegetables represented to
be pretty well used up and Of them totally destroy.
ed-ItIoH Free xrsy, Sqt 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL-
RoAp-The Rondout Freeman says that Michael Whd y
of Flatbush in that town, left home for some POI
opposite side OF the river business Towards 9en-
ing Of that day he left Rhnebeck railroad stat Is
supposed for home Nothing more was seen or heard OF
him until Friday morning, when fiagman in the employ
the railroad track, about two miles above the station
Some during the night had passed over his head
about midway completely severng from the rest of ths
body An inquest held by Coroner Norris Of Rhine
beck but evidence than the fact Of the agman,
discovering his body as stated above elected. Hi
age was about As years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

MINORS LEDGE LIGHTHOUSE, structure hoe
attained height Of sixty feet being two thirds OF lis in
tended altitude The waves dashed oyer the structure
several times last weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11
NEWS BY THE EUROPA.

Our files from Europe by the Europa dated in Lon
don and Paris the 26th Of August
The papers contain the following interesting extracts in
addition to ample teegraphic report published last
Friday, and our summary givee yesterday morning.
The English Australian mail Contract by way of Pa
nama still undecided, and would not be settled until
after the meeting Of Parliament.
The Dublin correspondent Of the London Times writing
lon the 26th Of August, remarks
Some Of the Irish journals almost to have resolved
that there shall be failure Of this years potatoe CROP
nor many seasons past and happily turn out TO be false
alarm that people have become naturally scepcal upon
|the question. The Conme Chronicle of yesterday for in
We to that there is no longer any doubt as
e OF the fatal blight in the crop this dis
fogs that have prevailed every morning late seemed to
have increased the vrulence of the disease fields last
week looked luxuriant fading of
learn along the route from this 10 Dungarvan and
& s chiefly ca @ ana S h h
ho rom G immense quantity sown this year. that large
every direction and the return Is satisfactory
The whole, to the farmer.
The Cork Constitution says
The getting of the harvest is progressing rapidly,
and considerable quantity of has been lodged
IN the haggards. Wheat and barley have turned
eut very well, but the oat crop, it is generally
|stated will prove under average. The green
cro, have received the greatest benefit from the late
yans. Potatoes turning out remarkably wellbetter
Ehan some time ago expected Apprehensions of
blight dying out, and the crop now, with little
|seplion, looked on as safe.
letter from Bologna, in the Opinione of Turin states
hat Alberto Mario who arrested at Ferrara, and
akcn to Bologna the husband Of the well known Miss
White The couple had passed through France under the
name of Martinez, and believed act under orders
from Mazzni. They had been treated with great con-
s,deraon and it thought that they would soon be
restored 10 liberty on condition of leaving the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

The Nord gives the following from Spanish papcr;-We
insert with the greatest pleasure the expressive and gr
cous letter which our friend and rcgionist s. Cmpos
has received from the lustrous guerero the defender
of the rights of the people, the sympathetic Garibadi in
apsweg to his, who congratulated linn in the name Of The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

RoserS M wsts Bruce Toledo Ohio via Qasbec Below
ford ~'"' 'NN 'p =" ""'' iA~N~
EEAnsOh june a. sc,r izAnetb. 0rseuls -. NYork
u,n"rs I Jote n arr sshr Aayoo~er kiborn Bal
'T1Te " ~ a. orie Port) AisO.
a.uca. Hsn, J.neH sld barss Nodena dor Provi
Ssnce Nasons ie~t. BALTIMORE EIsbsrd Suiwinkle
french no-o' Sheet anchor. all, = I.tb.,p ro-t
,uuf rilnT, Jnte ~ arr sht Ratio Ossse NYorr:
victoria Reed ProhI- DO 70 load for sostou $500 -'
rNtL htVrk June rs resas Chan, ,tr Elisa
osnpor ia 4hs chr q ~hilien Jerman (from Sonar.
June "a Gid .chr Nicanor Parker WORK sl,ou
WV O~LF.Ns Juoe 2s I'D Nbv ten ships rorst King
.oiee Liverpool NJ diator kas M4r.elss dreu,ea m, a
6yrls V6,pert 30 via Frankfort Mo 80
NOhr' Tx June % o''g Arcade Curtis Win, asop
re- tchr Fianss hluoee sm,ia NSork
pS Sh~ o.tnFoaD June Is SO srhrs Corneils Russell
.hNW SrpCE Jun- 30 Arr sc.r Carroll Eicsersoa AL.
rrW bay-N June "a Arr sch- rsts Psiladeipbia for
tpnM torlo SID kchr ieD rv,trons Nei.ev ,iso
rSii AbENfE1. =. tupe?i (ardrooaO CID b-s u lt-at
t1p h.sV ffoel ceiosn; Eltea Woeaou Provi ,a IA
xels savior aad u e, Tslpey, NJ sbar payt nercsr
Robinson; Alice yea Foster; Hecs All atnn,s: ALL
Wlfop; rsnnrJ NJ Weeks, Weeks Julia Pr+stdn Mud
Grace HrDitf Fhhe ea,ton eino, NTH PnrtaDoni,
I'VE Atst Y jdoe 81 atesnshlv On~.
en- Nfnrs Cd nark N EN-. Bowers, tjevans
PohISaou1h. Jut e 10 s'nr siot Il ov Niork
t.ibs Nd Juoe IS Arr DA'k abix4il McTarlaou xic
SaVAENaH Juue 20 Go shil Jane. 0uthr,e p tim II,
Nyuk. '''' VIII ''
SsAttF1hT. Jnwe la--Arr bark May El,.hstb H,,h
born NYors: 9Th schr Tangent Baltimore.
TAUNTON, June l3 schr Jonas Chew Ba, bss
Ehzsbethport Nv" Ns"'e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r.
flour has not varied The demand pretty
fair chiefly for fresh ground fur. Prices
steady. Ssles OF all Kinds, SEQ bnle.
WHEAT is inactive and somewhat nominal. Sales uni
porrsnt.
CoRESales, q 900 bushels, at SOC SIC. for mix ~
and yellow Western, ana s3c for round white
RYE md BARLEY neglected.
OArs are duti, and lc a2c. per bu,hel cheaper.
Co1roN is unchanged
pRovoss attract bus ble attention. Prices tend down
ward.
AsIs quoted ?. 8. e for pots and So 81 for pearls
PEI GO lts. Demand S1Ae
WHISKY is selling sosft ~ 2s Lc per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
uumher!ess.


o. ibe Uuttoeg trees above mentioned there are
.bd lanoutj bearing IN 1910, aud go thirds
ing This opehird produced 4os5 .36l ndts
average q shout So 70 each tree, Of IA
b.arlg lDese later produce nom Que year end
IA tue oher, and IL consequently no uncommDa thing
the nuim'g the haif gro~p the youthful and
the i,ws-, upon tree at the same time Tney
plaDted v-ry much after the manner OF aopIe
cbaras the ground under each tree oelug kept level aud
clean, aud visiting every tree daily pck up any
that beve ia len during the night IL is beautiful
sgLt TO look upon we. Kept nutmeg Plantation.
LIE the populstou OF Gibraltar, tia. of Sing pore is
uely heterogeneous. IL would be difficult 10
ton any patton which about at all AID fail to hnd
OF s Representatives 10 this city. After you
}eAve The later however, you encounter mostly Chnese
Mays Hindoos. Tue fol owing taDe extracted
report Of 1eio ead includes the popula
too OF boh and and isets but il m=y be we'll TO OBJ
before forget II, that Inc couotry generally is
very thuy seteo, aud tna the population OF Sing
Itself (tbe city, probably so 0G0 II be
almost impossible arrive at fair idea OF its exact
BEES, ,is fee port anu persons continually
rvue AID departing, without account being taken
their movements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
Telegraph Marine Eeoora..

Telegraph Marine Resort.
u siSbLAEDs, June @-one shp In the ong. bound In.
. sAFDY HOOK, June Is, sunset Bark F ren,ug from
sra suae the par oes ship nd orig ou,the
Az; sesmhps Fulton, for ssvre PM aud iay NJ nan
chesser tor Liverpool $3.50 SM Wind n; weather ce.-
LONG BEsMCH, Juue g. sursst-so In ward bound yss.
'eis In sight Wind ": weather c,esr.
Mnscetl,. ".Ouss
The steamship Fulton Capt ual,d yesterday at noon
for eouthamr ton and Bavre With lsl pas.sengers
1he stesmship City OF Manchester Capt Kennedy nailed
yesterday for liverpool via Cork with about .sseug.rs
Butler Esq the cbiging purser OF tbs eieaush, NJ.
fion which srved FIaA from Charleston our THANKS
:or lac Charleston pspers.
BR BRIG FRANCIS DANE. Sawyer froa, Boston FOR Yer
No psrrcuisIs ~
scnR osreEy from Baltimore 18th inst for washnyoa N
%, oacS morning of 2h consequence OF bavoe CON
oeo when IN ne Day. With stsane. inonas Sw.1a.
~ ts me Of 'se os ne nc spas ana IS esslos
'ehep ctL his rshI leg ana WAS badly
A Nss o rsn r'ss from St oo B
other Damage.
scas WAvKEc Mes as reported having been stripped
RATED Ill Robinson 8 hole " e
senE GEN otiscn Of Denus from Boston for P,oudsnce
eoich veh ashore Gu the loh inst L8omueisl i.
.nl proves loss having been stripped of s4s rigging
OF ogwood wss saved and taken to Providence 2sth.
contract hAa been mads with parties 10 New rse
e Gate Tor ECO sshr css sna In Of A ssass ssss
shch was shE at the arne been raised
LAUNcnED-A Baiifo Thuraday the brig Virginia
U.s. ton ris .s bpi sy Msssra brssns snc
Naps IL Waters late OF the seanashp Baltimore.
Notice rlAriners.
EAST COAST OF FLORIDA REBuDsG LIGHTHOUSE AT THE
MOUTH OF I'M ST JOHNS RIvrR-rIxEp LIGHT
TREASURY DErAnT,iahr NrrleE LIsnrnouss aoAept
onaia in formation nj this office r r o.
ne shsaonse 1T sss % %os Ss q as
'John rs. ryes q, ig9s nss been completed
cap va zach room ana sn'erp The color 10 resd.sn
me pa mating spparsds Of toe til r. dse of the
should g. ans 10 sso eA, ysa Est ri TIE c
his situated 1874 yards from the old to YER an
nens rom he by " II VIM be lighted the uee al
burning during ,tas and every rgr. unt fur
q FRANKIIN. Secretary
Whs1en.e@s
I'D from hssassti japan, April l. Rapid, IVES, NJ 10
port C bsis OIL 10, vegetables Union Dexter Man i5J
o1in OIL 70 suaho; Kate Coy, App, westpor recrdls
s,a.A.U, So
ssp 20 PA'1rI Fales IRON trlssos for Liverpool May %
h Jose hus Cnoi Joephos from sorleans for Antwerp
o. biz 5aa.h.e o. ana from Baltimore for io Jspeirc June
b.uan ship ferdinand Is dsys from Ca,dn Balm ore
~. &c -, a., ,at az 70 e' 90, ~ rs
seen Jaus s. iis22 ion q Oe. vas
sthr hmna s,soe'n OF Ne.hurypor. steering w. Jane
Foreign sOsUs.
- Ahhoyo PE june Sin port origs Condor, Allen for New
York nne ~ saaa Cars ng for % co. sssier tBr,
"f COZ schr e'eg,s"r, Liodd .ond)u d,ss
~ orb l5aaya 0' '
more '' ~
aAnr.s Jpae i1rr ing aeodser Rogers NYors; 10Th,
co cry sR .ieonoGd 18th org Mary morton, David
m.sns9n re schr hoyer orccAer united s.,ea
yeh Caeyu" and rid april 70 her retarn via, inter
tAiAcosh. ,g,, lin port brig Maderia, from Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26


- ClthnsD. ,r .
soc r.. m, n, , -
sseainsep unhsVhie rost oavaonan ~ > OronWoh 20
seabrnp JAMES Adger Bdns, Cn tr!cs,oo spouord. IL
eston Co
henekeh 49, - . .
. steamship fotornac WATSON, Ealtmort-u CTomwen a
70 . ~
dark ean (hnsianl seln, borde iux-Euuch tencSe
bark Mary Aoea Keller Ltgrut-a = Irnldy.
Bsrs Pride OF the Nes, Uisno Z-zsYmaga del Vale Co
bart CiAreece or. Armstrong Qusoec u Il W de-
nsIs Iavalo Esernnn, lnd'suols-J 8rnwer
bafk william, " hliams Mobile Post smith Il 20.
piig Tornado M9Oary West !udies- Smith Jones Go.
brs Lscss.e riehch .f1ohsH . l. oIoo.msu Co
brig Uoilj hoes SurAe 3. JobI-G Rou'n Sons
sIis kwphe, snier 'iogsport-Wstensn Dnon O.
schr ocean BIZ OBI. Locknar, baoisport NS-D Il De
woH - $500 .
scor VINO me Wsp, bun, halifax mccall II Firth.
ccor Miller rh'oe, ne Ofieans- y II 9rtsaam
senr uIeAon Srsnse "sshinstn NC--Nathew. Mitchell
stnr Johnson psy Ne~oern NC-Ja- Davis,
scpr nspo I'm 10 mLos re.oern NJ UssB
s scnI rlo,a bssksI fhnsre'th's-C Peters,
scnr neSsison nogers mi ao' iona Master
SIR SIR hT1iaeid Tow otoe hlaoelphs- Jas hand
Sn " OF paf, ruugeor, rnlaoe'pport -MiatHr.
ncor knot i's0oioee. Boston- 20 suck 4 Co.
ernI - NJ NhI'en nsposh New haVen-Aas'er.
siop hsrveet corwn, br'atol-Maser.
s siap seicnAns nouslsss Nes d.Ven d Racket
steamer Anoch irain. C1rowelI New OrIn ma
.,n',,,,N ~
,.,, o., ~ ANIMAL
stesnshlp chsgow tDr) thomson glasgow. June H. vito
a. n. "a w 49, .a'l SAv'io".eo pa
s.ys. No "a .evs,s, s % ~ .oe as
tTohns rF 2bth mat N N Inc ,ns M 40, 40 ho,e - =,
athcms ~sier OF The I,bt,b,n a. na.sa e,s. n ~
r, ton h.rc. for Sor,h H. W. paassu
chester, hepce 10, Liver pooi via Uurh - 1855 H " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL-.
SATURDAY, June 25-6 P. VI.

SATURDAY, June 25--6P. VI.
The steamships Fulton and City of Manchester saiied
today from this port for Europe the former 81 Oo2
us, the latter with SIS eco specie freight making
the total shipment Of the day 81 OF 7lS-rore than
generally expected. Exchange closed dull, without
change of rates. There is rather activity in the
money market in consequence the payments into the
Sub Treasury account of Treasury notes. the prevailing
rate for demand loans continues however BIO six per
cent The tiscount brokers report quiet market.
The stock market presented appearance of more
eteadness to day, with shade more activity. Each de.
cline in stocks appears 10 bring in few buyers and
though the operations Of the jobbers for the fall
Deutraize the effect OF tbess orders, for day two
they felt. State stocks quieter day. prices
we're well sustained. There very little done
in bonds; prices remain the New York Central
opened at 49, decline Of 4 suce last evening; gained
strength as the day advanced an left CT "a 4 better.
The Western share market continuee lRnguid Guarau
teed advanced u per cent, and in demand AT the
Improvement Michigan Central, Galena Rock Islsnd,
and Toledo vera quite steady at yeseriays prices
bears Fee afraid to touch the two later with freedom
but michigan Central they sell without stint The fact
that it Is Boston concern seems to give them courage
the Boston hodeTs, argued, have neither
nor the nerve to hold Galena very Arm, though
severely hammered. Reading rs steady. aaflem aud
Hudson firm. Erie il fraction better Psc,dc Mail
has again dropped or 10 the Deghborh,nd OF 81. To
being Saturday. there second boari socSg closed
steady nolows-United STATES hges, 1874 1889 1861
Virgins, o624 81 Missouri, s6% 81; Cumberland,
II = Pacific MAI, 671l ~ New YORK Central, rs &;
Erie, SO 6; Hudson River, 3S Is; H4rlen "a 10;
ditto preferred, 3ik l Rescmg, 42a az Michigan Cen.
trail 3sA 81 Michigan Southern, L. x; ditto guarap.
ued, 271s "a; Panams, ll5A he; Illinois Central,
5eT n eos; GaleDa md Chicago, $50 4 0leveland
and Toledo, 253S ~ Chicago and Rock Island 5s7S 4
nhnos Central bonds, s35s q.
The following the Of the Sub Treasury To-
day
'oe Ie'elps.'. Tfoup0o 90
--for CutV INuu 10
to.ai Ioo,-oo Uo
f,t3o,-io II
The amount Of Treasury notes eyed durins the week
was $40 Gil.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing EouBe ths morning
were s1s GEO. 749 rs, and the balances 81 9ll 49,
The following dividends have bean oeclared:--The
Newark Barking Company, semi nrnusl dividend Of i've
per cent pay able July l. the Mechanics end Farmers
Bank of Albany, sem annual dividend Of five per cent
payebe July /; the AMERICAN Fire Insurance Company
semi ennua dividend Of dollars per Share say able
july l. the Lancaster Mills aud the Cor ,ook Manufac
turing Company, each dividend CT four per cent.
The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

Six HUNDRED SfpOy troops and three hunored huug
[psuves oi lnda) aud M ~ policemen keep this heseo
zeneous order at present, aud The government
generally Keeps vessel OF anchor 10 The na Dor.
too credit cannot be gwen 10 those Ia authority,
their ltAns for the quiet and order aad
which prevail throughout both city and Island. me
ngeSs be the greatest enemy 70 "petce AID
Let refresh with second "sprinke''oae
o. nu ni, THE une.
Ind You hear tue yarn Of the old woman "away
down EAstn viftuous 10 'igGa.ioa dOally
aroused by the baresced impotence OF grocer who had
an song colo nr ~ooden ndnees made Of sass2ras, bl
rioi becoming suoodepeJ By e4cce7F, one day nIodec
her ZONE bst had been turned az plentiful
wood kposn as plner "Ar. Jones'" sSid Outraged
bdy, your siltlo bey ond durance. SLssafrss
has some taste bat tuese ERE gst Ike grato'
pBe sck / cross the Stree. taere ANT none pet
err
We'll, from what we bear In regard 10 toe
nttUtg Of this islanJ. "4ir jones'" may alter
A. sell very fair puImeEs Crowded be ssssa
rs) before The lsDse Of many years. II 10 said th.
otease bEs appeared acug which, prcgtesstng
tosY GA, purely, IN EDise OF all attempts CaecE M
Lhf.stets ere lpng 70 destroy tnCr ytaIty ana
me paltaboos TO Improbable Sssses. should AL
o,es aii m tos case, the CAGE with the p1.to
oseese IN Ireland ana OF the grape Ia Madeira ami
sbolo II extend 10 Java snd oder les a. H. " al
,eeui cone 10 PeusnR, there is teng boT soon our
peIs may Lna themselves laAog tlslfrAs nut
@n,eh' l~t Us NC" tufu W Lhs lea40 nt teaaog and
I.o'hee wellesley Inc Latter beiCg nqt a mart ano
potbon " we iorpler aod elusted opposte IL On mo
Antnahu =" the Malay pe0in6ug, and ssy4ratsd BY An
sii q tle OF s's OF NEca three or four "a lee vide
Pepang has total area Of 6s 4C2 acres and 4 po,o,a
ton Of az ,le2. ~ ' 81" P'Pi'A'
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
Total Sill 59i 1888 10 o3s 2eo 22os 1851 1921 1853
Decrease as compared With 1853, 81 ,t53 U24.

Total. $il SO, 1888 10 C3s 2eo 22os 1851 3s2I15s
Decrease as compared With 1853, 81 ,t53,O24.
The coal tonnage Of the Reading Railroad for the week
ending June % was 1928 tons, making total since
January Of 1912 tons against 7ol $50 tons in the
same time last year. The sohuylk Navigation Company
brought down for the week 4i75l tous-a tot, since
January Ii. Of 1909 ons sglLst 32 AS .ons in the
sane tine lss, year.
The receipts at tide water OF -four, wheat corn and
barley for the third week in june in 1853 aa 1859 have
been foliose:-
Flovr, lbs. Whea,, b. earn, Lu BaTLey, b.
IooF.'.... ls,'OO $500 125 300 1900
AeSo'.'.. .Auo,o'2 6l%,ts9 l2s2l 81 ,o32
DecTease. .5'2 4et6S9 AL 26,432
Tic aggregates OF the recepta Of the above articles 70
far for The years 1858 and 1859 have BEEN
flo'v, t1ls. Wieo, tu. Cnrn, b. B1rIey, b.
ioot..'...l2 4ZOO $4,000 6ll,lC0 rs 600
1885,. 1880 2,3go,7Ss 1s07l5 322507
Dec. .2s9 100 2555o8S l7ogi5 Iea 5,l7
Reducing the wheat TO -four, the deficiency OF the re-
ceipis OF 1859 is eqgal 10 s5o,7i3 barrels OF four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

~cesAy rN3s'DEa "s hs<exisS
In kne city ana county New York from 18th day
June, TO The 2stb day Of June, 1855.
Men, II; women b5 boys, l16; girls, iil--ro,a, a52
Adults ,26; children, 246; maes, 1856; fsmsee, }63,
ocored persons, il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26


4 eFENI IL mESEiE3 CE " >S-tN9rOR EN9IN
q Company no 4, sas he'd at beir eDgine house MOI
Gay evening", JLne 10 1899 eaool ae d-a
OF our se brother member CHRIST; phrr Mano and MN,
TEE OF three appointed 20 dait suitable resoa Q,
o. 'n- seee t'e UP ny III ne loss We Gave saata,ned
tefehs, IL Lar pleased lmgbs GOD 10
his oivoe VIII, 10 from ofotb@r mem oe
Christopher SAD aud 70 take hin unto hat fro,
WHENCE no travel q: returpg- lneretore peu
htenlveo rat sbilc with hum totb
Will OF nIv1e Providence prss,,u
our retIe 1T The have sustained hoping nat on
ioss 10y bs his aan
seHv-d bA tne CON paoy deeoly symus'hzs With the
c,ed IF ebds apo OF ms .os
aid viii leave Bn'trR uud to re
der nno pis RI msns inst jus and humble tribute ai
belongs % Sll. Also,
teolved, tha. attend the funeral In cody and thai
enYils hou.e ne cr-psd 10 log we
The uansi cI sc OF respect TOR thirty days.
OF utte end The ire uepa-t1r 10 gem raj be
brother hlto,
kes we'd That these resolutions be ppbhed In the yers.
N telegraph and courier York Herald and IL A
cocy DC Eent 70 me + Gods dece ssed
BseN HI, McGUI3sN,) Committee
JuHN CDYLn, ON
hG~R5 %E NUAGER, y Reso l,io,s
RH-rhe furersl will tsse place ate noon 2
q W. ociocA, from 400 new Canal Iee, New YorA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

a. htWAkD --s1AsIED FAOs tbs PREMISES
Del no. 7, Wss. Forty sec " d street small nlacs asS
eTrleroog Whoever viii return the same Aha receive
stove rswsr5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

", ANlbb 10 PDECsASg FOR C.sH-THG srC
~ t4ft VA an ) titureh az 20 established family f
e. . std9eo ots u he iurdng toornn ~
A. le ~ cds1n, catunn eili he congde rcd crh
Herald ellse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

I II kkW AkD.-LOsr, Oa SKATER Island a saA
pAO BLACK and tan ieryisT slut Ths above re srd al
way. ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

T a. CErTRB sTSEsr,- WA SfkD sec 400 WOt
s. OF snd left OF clohing for ,he We,terp Gal
GcsteDtn vii receive " ce1t tbau their fppf,
valve Toe srre email lts hy csbirE ~ the store
Jessng IHce. ID CoNAtuI, AZ Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

TTtrBD GoAbD-sT A REGULAR rEBrIN4 {
- 'hs COZ psny be at Mr. James Nc usug, lio
tLst ~ er nc, hurs evening 23h TIE fl owag
bc'T ere elected the eusuios year captain
Brock; orderly sergeant job Hay.
kugrn'; ano seerrtarv. M. McDopsd Eswoer Q here
requested T., attend tho eiug of cimosny 1t
a5tve place. On rtiday evening July 1859 ack
kerOf NyIy sxyNK yaota,
JoHN HAYES, orderly sergeaot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
THN MILITARY.


A GEt?lNtt OF %HE VsT@nsN COSPS OF IN
AZ ot el2 o. the ate Of New will held at h
ssr E.u b2 L,speDsro ft'est sday evoong Jul
1889 : IA o'Cock, 10 hear the report Of com mite
d Dase rrrcprn' ms 70 celebrate nstonsl
or Hdepepcrnce the cnm.nr tourh July. IL
r.4ues 60 that every member he pr.e-n By order
Tn JErGdI All Pres
ABRM COLEMAN, Sec A W. JONES, col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

&lai(t EtWkbn -LO3r, IN F9OSr OR ON
DiOo psemiter or 2. uersails, corner >ix,h avenue
mr.! 'Lnih ereet i've $40 noos and tTn $50 g. making
o.l~sen ne nouns of " 40 clock Saturday, Juae
lE9 AIRY petfop wing sach 70, wil' tend
iecve5 n, lhs zane viii receive the aS9vs 70 ward By
pJin 10 seotge Clenons on the preniaes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

NEf, hkWsRD -iJbr, LADG'5 Dt.HDsp a.,
PDO u p'n eooianios hs1u stones Tbs i,ter vi,
esiNs he sbo'e reward BY !ssvisg he pm Bar
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

Co. kEHt I'D Lost, ON B.TuEDxY MOaNTAl
W - The eishbOr hood of Wssh,ngDn Market olaa And
t'rrNr d6s old esher collar IRON ,iup attach
roctc bis mech answer 70 the name Of handy Any
ok hn 10 the kubscfn6r shall eiye tn, above
GGo sMITE, Albion shades NJ. 9 new 30 yer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

STOLFNFsOM Tbs DTELLiNg At The eOOr
> Ninety hstee North river vita other articles u
gisee. made By Feel, Ioooon shiie tcs
ttioons an .robop neoh tie white ground. Hi.h red
Owner 70 be seen at 566 Bro.da ~