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Ladies' Florentine sets, pin and drops to
match, 10 W
Ladies' Jet sets, pin and drops TO match,
z 80
Ladies' Lava sets, pin and crops to match
10 W
Ladies Cameo Pins, large size, 90
Ladies' do do medium, 30
Ladies' do do small, = SO
Ladies Gold stone pins. small, , 90
Ladies' box aud glass miniature pins, , 90
ladies Plain gold pins, new pattern, , SO
Ladies' Plain Eai Drops. Z 0u
Misses do Gold Pins, 50
Gents Cluster Pins, Opal Centra, . SO
Gents Single Stone Pins, 90
Gents cameo or mosaic bosom studs so
GEMS Engraved G"ld do do 80
Gents Sleeve Buttons, 30
Ladies', do do , 90
Ladies, pearl Card Cnsrs. 90
Gents Pearl pocke, Knives, 3 Blades,
hest quality, %
Misses Law Pins, , 30
Gents Gold Wnrch Keys &pencis, com.
bincd, J 90
Gents Gold To"thpicks , 90
Gents %u!d rings, with stone seting.2 81
Ladies' do do do do 80
'Nt'S N'hNtI Iialtu TEA NDOhlS, w
Silver plated Bnt;rr Knives, 90
Ladies or Gents Money Purses, 50
Gents gu'd watch keys or vest hoOks.l 81
Ladies' FIor"ntinc Breast Pins, - so
Ladies jet Breast Pins, 3 81
Lrdir. M"snjc Beast Fins, 3 90
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops. ! 50
Misses do d" 3 30
Misses ear drops. with stone set,ing.2 90
Misses Gold Bracelet, hail rourd banos
engraved, 90
Ladies' Gold Bracelets, half round inrd
cngra,cd. 6 90
Gents Scarf Pm. 2 90
Gents Jet or 'lurrntin, Studs. 3 90
Gruts' Sleeve Buttons jet Flu:rntiu-
and OnvX, 30
Misses Guild stone Sets. Ear Drops aud
Pm, 5 90
Ladies' gold pens, with holder & box, 81
Gents cameo Mosaic or Fiorcntinc sleeve
Buttons, 90
Misses Neck Chains, 6 90
Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated in
the above list, varying in value from so cts,
to 25 90
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER llISrrICr

J"hn Sings, wh" i in the custody If the.
SnrrIii Il Lancaster District. hv Virtue of r..
Nni Of Capi1~ al SatI, tacirudum. 1T rh.
suit of j. : McFaddru having filed in m
office together with II schedul", on oath. Of
hi estate and effects. his prtlr"n to the
'"ntt OF Common Pleas. praying that hr
may br admitted Il the benefit Of the Aris
"f the General Assembly made for the re-
Ii'f of lns"lrnt debtors II is ordered
trrt the surd. J. = McF rddrn and all eth
rr the creditors 10 whom the said d, hn
Sings Is IN aTywI~e Indebted. be- aud lhr,
ave hereby summoned. and ave EorIrr L.
appear before ihr said court at Lncusicr
O""H House, on tnc third Monday IN de
'oOer next, tnen and there 10 Shcw cuu>r.
It an' Ihry can, VA, the PRAYER of the p,..
tIlonrr aforesaid should not hr Granted
}. a. STEWM IN, CIR.
Office "i Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis.
trct March 7, 1859. 2l-3m.
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For Persons in advanced years

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mothers uougi,'wr't s n.o-t tuItc 20 The demands
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aud here is Who're good tonic ,ll.'. Iln,g,;cr's
Stomach Httcrs sncr led 20 wIari temporary strength
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doing, ask your rhy s.can, ~ho. i hc * acquainted
with the virtues OF the Bitter. Will rccomm,ud their
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STOMACH 3ITrERS. aud See that each bottle
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SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
(Chsr,errd 10y the State ol Georgia(
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Successors to S. SWAN g. co.
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Single Number Lotteries for Oct, 1882,
ut AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under
the supcrintendancc of Commissioners.
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TAIE FOR THE PROMOTION OF
ART, MECHANICAL. INGENUITY
AND
INDUSTRY.

AT THEIR LARGE AND cONMoDIoUs BUILDING IN
THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, s. c.
Commencing on Tuesday, November Is, 1850
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Jrlv i3. 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1859

$40 per barrel and Indian At 8, per bushe
everybody praised The prosperity Of the great West as
thu ugh such prosperity 10 endure always rhrongh
bank credits the widest speculation prevailed in the West
other sell goods 70 IL merchants almost +, any extent
asked for they themselves being only enabled 10 do 50 by
bank credits. The panc' Of 1867 came. The city aud
country banks suddenly and enormously contracts the
result that the whole Northwest with all s credits and
speculAtops went by the board, and large number OF
its credor8 at the East with the and from which they
have cot yet recovered One would suppose that such
lessons would not be forgotten; yet we fear that
peace is fully preserved IN Europe, with abundant and
cheap money and the disposition the part OF the banks
TO expand every tit occasion, may travel the same
sure become little else than the history Of revusons, IN
which those who fall are succeeded by those no
wiser than they were, ard equally doomed TO
disappointment. AS yet there is no accumulation OF
Gotten goods in first hands, and prices continue TO be
maintained for all staple fabrics. Woolen goods were
firmly held, owing 10 the high prices obtained for raw
WOOL In brown sheetDgs and shirtings the demand was
steady, at &C. for regular styles and Szc for irregular
The speculative feeling in them less animated. Me
dium and fine goods In light supply Heavy sheet
ipgs IN demand at 7c 7Ac Beached goods Of de,
srable styles in fair request ut full prices Standard
drills were in demand for export and heavy firm at
~ inch pieces dull. Blues were In good demand
for export at 10sc l0Zc. Other descriptions OF do.
mestic cotton fabrics generally in fair request and
without change Of importance In prices.
The stock Of foreign goods as moderate, compared
with the period in 1857 The close Of 1858 left the
interior quite bare OF goods; hence though the mpora
tatons thus 1859 have been large the absorption
measurably 10 have been corresponding scale
Hence oil leading staple foreign goods and OF desirable
ard fashionable les, in fret hands, held with
nrmness at full previous prices
Tho auction sales this season. thus far have been much
less than usual Houses best in this line when there
pressure to SELL either with the view TO work oil
Of stocks Of old goods or to rase the wind" The
auction houses in 1885, including the spring OF that year
did nearly enough business one would think, 70 last them
two
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Finding the Body OF the Lost Aeronaut.

lrIoin aDe AufMn toiiCn.I fAposltOr March 81
~ Our city thrown into considerable excitement this
roo, nng n consequence Of the arrival q or three
centl men from Syvana, with part Of the remains Of
the los aoronau Ira Thurson, whose tragic fate last
eumme, is 80 well remembered by readers.
The "a cts Of the discovery ascertain
are these Last Sunday, the of Michael Hoag was
searching FOR sheep in the woods, the farm Of Mr.
s. Miner, bout four miles southeast OF the village OF
Sylvana he discovered the remains Of the body Of
He mmediat. y ran TO his father who, In company with
Mr. Miner aired 10 the spot and there found abundant
evidence that the remans those OF Mr. Thurs.on
who must have fallen from his position the valve Of the
balloon where h. was seated when carried or 30 spQu-
larry last summer. These gentlemen Immediately pro.
ceeded TO collect what could be found but only succeeded
Tin finding the SKULL and foo. In a boot and a few
o. her small bones. n rest Of the body has been carried
or Nv wild beasts they found, however the coat pants
wet nd shirt and with them Mr. Thurston,s cards uno
which H. t bis minutes or his balloon trip from Adrian
A the pare or landing, lvana The pencI marie
on the cards wer 90 water soaked the writing could not
be made out. ..,
rected 70 Mr. fbsrsoo Il, drn in Philadelphia which
was in rcnv 70 pn,,ySe st sh ut balloon silk.
They also found Mr. Thurs. az nu .hnie, ooh
uroner,v The v,,cb = nnh sut stappoi a. twenty
minutes to twelve O'clock which sho - wv GEE w isl
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CUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.
AsHINGTON MARRET RETAIL PRICES CURRENT, CA


FULLY CORRECTED EVERY WEEK.
The retail business ut the Washington market, during
the past week, somewhat briker than usuaa state
Of things that made the retail dealers smiling faces
geese, roasting Chickens Guinea hens,
and Canada poultry have advanced in price, Capons,
from jersey and Pennsylvania, Ia rather heavy article
In the market at the prices demanded GameThe game
Wild turkeys and widgeon not to be had
at any price. Rabbits paitidges, hares and quail will be
out or market within week. Mutton, veal, shell FISH,
pork smoked meats, remain at laet quotations Lard
by the tub has declined &c. per pound Butter and
Cheese-The stock OF buersn the country has proved
much greater than generally supposed. This is owing
TO the fact that they kept back supplies, with hope
that the demand IN the meph OF March would be great
and better prices obtained but in this respect they
have been much disappointed. Tho receipts continue
large, and the approaching warm weather will cause
prices 10 have downward tendency Cheese still re
mains at fair figure. Fish-The prices remain at last
quo ATOMS with the exception Of Southern shad, which
moro plenty than the previous week. and at prices rang
Ing from SIC 75c each few days ago few OF these
ri eaory visitors caught in the James river, Va
and on "Wednesday last ne fat shad, weighing -four and
half pounds, was caught near Bcilcvile, N. j. by Mr.
Isaac Fink, Of that place Tn few weeks North river
shod will be caught In abundance During the past week
lew fancy os Of Southern green peas were In Market
aud gold az the extraordinary price Of 30 per buehe Ra
dishes, from the quarter sold at 81 per Dozen In
the potato trade business continues without any material
atefaoA except pcachblows which are In good demand
not for table use, but for seedlings. Red and yellow
onions and marrowequash have advanced in price,
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From the Oewego Palladium, March 10.
The most awful calamity occurred last evening at St.
Mays (Cahoc) church that has ever ranspred in this
city
mission opened at the church on Sunday last by
missionaries belonging to the Order of Redemptorss and
the congregations have been immense every evening
since, every seat being crowded and the ases also with
interested listeners Of all classes OF citizens Last
ing, another overwhelming audience had assembled TO
listen TO discourse the subject Of "Ths Last Judg
ment" The church was literally packed with people.
The exercises Of the evening had just commenced
were about 10 commence, when about third OF the
floor, Immediately in front OF the altar gave way from
the immense weight, and fell TO the basement, precpi
tatg about third OF the audience In intiscrmnae
mass into the abyss below.
The that ensued beyond the power of language
70 describe The groans, shrieks, prayers and suppca
tons Of the mass Of human beings thus thrown into
confused heap into the chasm below well the horror
stricken mass beside in the other part Of the house.
IN the precpated mass struggled TO escape by climbing
up and each other, trampng under those beneath
universal panic seized the whole OF the assembage
Instantly terrific rush was made by those thai,
part of the floor not fallen 10 escape from the house. amid
the shreks and groans CT those being trampIed under
FOOT
The alarm spread the shouts and lanenta-
fions of the frantic crowd and the bella rupg sup
posing il to be Ore, and the lrenen all turned out
number Of men, together with Mr. Guardet and the
dempors priests Joel H. Warn and others rushed the
feef OF the unfortunate people, who were lying dying ADD
dead Mary taken out OF the church IN
senzioe-some wiihbroken limbs, some dead. How many
Were actually cead died subsequently. how many
were seriously Injured, was impossible TO tell last
mgi s numbers were carried away by friends and &C
avaintances Of whom nothing 10 particular could be
learned except that several 10 be in an uncon
cione state, and many seriously injured. One man.
Lawrence Murray, brother In law OF Luke Rateap mem
Der OF the 0swego Guard was taken out dead: also Mr.
Mary Car and MTs. Bridget Iangdop who were con
veyed to the house OF r. u Martini Esq opposite where
both soon expired. Another woman, Mrs Narraret Hem
messy taken TO the residence of Mr. Kane rbare el
also expired In q short tune.
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Value Of interest detained inside The bar 5000
survey held Thursday upon The week Of sean-
SHIP BLACK WARRIOR lahore at RockAwAy Beach, The
Of all concerned.
wreck Of schr Start Gloucester a. abe Mes Aore on
Beach, sold n auction Oh for $3.50 She win
be broken up.
The steamboat Oregon of be Albany line was this afer
noon taken on the great Balance dry dock for examinaon
spoken, DC.
q, Ship wiless from Honolulu for NLondon Dec a. lat IS
q. ship cs,lda Stafford, hence for Rotterdam, March T. lat 10
Portland shp with painted ports steering and n. wac
seen Feb "A, no LAT or lon s ~ 80 w.
a,s Bessena of Boston, days from Norleans for Trieste
90 scrk Ton corwn from Boston for oIenfuescs March
BOB ss g. sco1. lsdays from Havana for plot
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The advance Of half cent per h. In cotton within
the last ten or twelve days. has not appeared 10 exercise
the slightest influence the prices Of cotton fabrics In
this market AT last accounts the Manchester trade was
active especially with British India and China and nothing
seemed TO be wanted to sustain animated and improved
market for both manufactured goods and for the
terial except permanent peace Europe The ermina-
ton Of disturbances, both India and in China left the
markets of those countries bare Of cotton fabrics hence
the comparatively large and sudden demand, which 1t
VIII take come time 10 supply The effect Of the settle
ment OF difficulties in China with the reductions made in
her tariff beginning TO tell export trade TO that
empire The export Of cotton goods from New York, for
the week ending the 9Th inst embraced 1870 packages
Of the value Of s17s4s Of which 1850 packages
taken fr China Of the value Of sl4 OFT. The
per OF packages shipped from January 1850, to March
embraced 1928, the largest amount for the same
p pufasiu,er. any year since ls4e So long ma
vances or not so long they sel their goods at
corresponding Improvement. There has been steady
from the middle and northern southern states and the
central and lower States Of the West though the business
Ts oeen 20 brisk as II was the previous week
ne vunern uaie has been good and much sought for.
AFTER the late collapse the jobbcrs came generally TO
70 conine their credits TO six and eight months,
eu sIauuate prices accordingly but fear that this
wholesome arrangement has not been adhered TO- II
not Always safest TO extend the greatest credit 10 people,
plcsperous they may appear for the time, be.
speculation, by aid Of banks Spreads locally and ali
sorts OF property advances among them The conse.
quence ID tnat when revuson comes--as II
later may dowbere credit unduIy expanded ito effects
never fa 70 produce severe, not runous prostration
Hence u s safest for both sellers and buyers that long
ana expanded credits should be avoided and probably
would be, u IL we're not for the influence OF an extensive
ana oxtenaed banking system. There never has been
revueon yet 10 which the dry goods trade was not
the FIRST 70 feel s disastrous consconences and this
through the large and sudden contraction of the banks
When the West, few years aRo was selling wheat 10
his market q. oyer ~ per bHhel, and aour q from 70
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The following Is comparative statement OF Tue mpors
Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since
January -
For the Week. 1857 1858. 1852
Entered at the port s2S136ss 81 SOS s2,364,67o
Thrown on market. 2,7o9,A96 l,43l ,446 2,4lb,7os
Entered At the port 500 s9l slo7o4 s2eso4 4Sa
Thrown market. 81 ,527 1923 500 27,95s,67S
By the above statement will be that the importa-
tons at this port with the amounts thrown upon the
Market the past week. although largely excess Of those
for the period in 1885, yet slightly below those
for the time in 1857. The same comparisons hold
good reference the totals since the LIST of January for
each year named As additional orders TO considerable
extent known to have gone out especially for certain
styles of fine light and fancy cotton and other goods Inn
porations expected be heavy during the spring
The following table specifics the quantity and value Of the
dry goods imported into the port Of New York for the
week ending March IL, 1859 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12
Movements In Real Estate.

Ann St. lot and buildings, 81, near william street. $4,000
Washington st., brick houses and lot, No. 689... $3.50
Bnyard ST., story brick house and lot, No. 49,. 1900
Pel st. lots with buildings, Nos. IL and A.ea 1000
and lot, No ESQ.,. $500
Christopher st., lot and buildings No. 100. ... $3.50
Do. do 40. do. do. No. LOG. ...... 1850
10. DO 2 lots and buildings, 108 and Ito. ca 5000
DO. do lot and buildings, No. l0f. ....... 1890
BY Miller McEviy.
Houses and lots 249 and 2b1 r. nth 6O0 ca 1880
10. co. do on seth st., near 9Th av.......... 1000
lot on 3sb st near LIST INSTRUMENTATION. 100
40. On lt2d ~, near IQth aYu.,,u.$loo 900 On 5000
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-Canadian brands were hrm ana IN goou uemAnu WIFI
moderate sales at quotations Southern flour continued IN
embraced about 200 bbls closing Arm within the range
OF the above figures. Rye -four and cornmeal were
steady while prices unchanged and transactions
limited Wheat was higher and in good demand. The
sales embraced about 10000 bushels including fair TO
red Southern at Al and mixed and red Western do at
81 as 81 50 and red Long Island at 81 IS. Corn was
in fair demand and firmly held The sales embraced
about 600 bushels including Southern yellow at $780,
92c., the latter being an outside figure, and
Western mixed at 8Sc. Rye and barley were held
at full prices Oats were in good demand, with sales OF
State ut SIC $780, and Of Western and Canadian at 60c
CSC. The following table, from the circular Of &c. Gut
ting gives the receipts and exports Of flour and grain at