davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10
NIScESNEs, Ia. June %. ISJ3;.


PROF. o. J. WOOD: As y.u are alnut to
rn':":nciure aud vend your recently discovered
l!nr Restorative, will s.atc, for wlnrnsocvcr i,
may Concern ,l:.i have used il nu,l known 9th
"rs t" uae ii-'l,at have for several wears, been
III The habit "i using other Ilair Rrsirrurvrs
and That find yonrs vastly superior to any other
know. II entirely cleanscs tho heal nf dam
drnf, ana with one months proper use will res.
tore any PERSONS hair to the original Youthful
color ah': texture, giving il n healthy. soft aud
glossy appearances; and all this. without discol.
"rIng the hands that apply it. or the drees on
wliich ii drops. ] would, therefore, recommend
lis use I" every one dcsirous of having q fine
color and texture 10 hair
Respectfully you're,
WILSON KING
Q. J: WOOD & CO. Proprietors al2 Bro.d.
way, New York. lin the great ~ Y. Wire Rail.
ing E>Inilishmcni,) and II Market Street st.
Louis, Mo.
.l"rrAN Il McLAUcmLiS, Abb"yillr.
nnAN'H & ALLEN. Due West and Al,l,oviIIc.
February 25, 1853, 44 3mlDm
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

Brick Work and Plasterine.
NE undersigned having located ,.eru,,nru,,,
ut Er'"n""od "i;.rs his r.rvirrs To In.
ch|'hs :" Tue DISTRICT. and the surrounding coun-
"v' ~ II Bfick-l"yrr aud Pl.s,rrcr lie war
rants all work not only to look we'll Lut [, h..
durable and lasting.
Address L. B. PATTERSON
Greenwood. = c.
Greenwood. Feb. .. 1850. Al I'm
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10
Notice to Dobtorz

] Ill. PERSONS ind"bicd to me hy. Note or
II Account. up to the first of Janunry, are re.
Gu"sscd 10 settle thc same, at tie curlies conye.
niencr.
N. II. OWEN.
Jan. Is' 1854 81 ,f
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

POULLAIN JENNINGS &, co.
Grocers and Cotton Factors.
Opposite Giobe Xoiri,
a IA 3 us tn, @o.,
NONTlNCE T. MS heretofore, in connection with
" their Grocery business. 10 attend the sal. of
COTTON aud other Plolure
They will hr prepared in the Brick Fireproof
Warehouse, now III process OF erection in the
rear OF their store. at The intersection Of Jackson
ana kevnold streets. torcceive OH storage all con-
signments made them.
Liberal caSh advances made on pr,J,,c. IN
store when requested
ANTOINE POl;LLAIN,
THOMAS j. JENNINGS.
ISAIAH PURSE.
August A. 1858 II Gn,
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10
NoTIOEI.

NoTI0E.
. u "a t q N " "entcd
4 MAN will, small family, and WHO has had
II experience in Overseeing, wishes ,o,encats
IN that business for the approaching ycsr. ,Any
Person wishing nlan"ger who will devots lis
,rhose nme ana Attention to 't'eir bnsiness can get
hirt1er ~, information by addressing Abb u, ,Esq,
r. $; ;,Suoo1 TeIcrciice gitehif dcssiled. ~.
Oct rs. 1888. YA&fa ezr.- :; - q, or. ~
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10
New York Retail Prico
a OATY:

IA o<A1KYO:
Having just returned (rou, the Ndttbern Mar.
k"tS' can supply my customers with poods
FRESH from tn" manufacturers. and will be able
to please the mos, f.stiJious. Thankful f,r ,ha
patronage Received while in the firm of II. T..
Ennn'nci"" Il Co.. take this Opportunity Of 60.
Letting the same for the New Firm.
HENRY SOLOMON
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10
The State of South Carolina

THE M MARSHALL HOUSE.
JIlE subscriber having purchased that com.
Il modious and well known mansion. tile
Marshall House, has made every arrangement
for the accommodation Of permanent and tron
scIcnt ho"rders. nnd hopes, hy proprr attention,
to merit n free share of public patronage After
lhc FIRST OF October the rates OF regualar boarding
will be sI5 per month.
EDMUND COBB.
Oct. 1T 93 If
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

II The fIien,!s "f JAMES \. Nyt.bCr r.
spccti"i'y "hn"''''"" hitn II tnndrlntc for Tnx
T"'lec'"r' ut IL" n"xt Election, lor Abbcvills
District. ~
.Iula 80. 49,. IL vi
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

Administrative Sale.
Estate of Samuel B. Major, decd
Rl Permission Of the Ordinary for Abbcville
~ District. will sell by public auction nj the
late residence OF said deceased, on Wednesday
til" lfth of February next, all his personal rs.
tate, consisting Of Ten Young and
Likely NcSroos,
Horses. Mules, Cni,ir, Hogs, Sheep. Corn, Fod.
der, Wheat, Oats. Peas Bacon, a quantity of
pure Boyd Cotton SaeI. Shucks. PInnlntion
Tools, Household und Kitchen Furniture. and
oher property too trhions to mention.
Terms made known on dav Of sale
MATILDA I. MAJOR
Adr:in;s'rnlr;x
N"TE-lhc Plantation will be- rented on same
ia. !or the prescn,year.
NJ. J.. NJ
Jan 90 1850 4, O,
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

sE" The friends Of carr. " G HARRIS
r"srertfnilv annn'ince n II cnl.lrntr for the
oihre OF Tax C".lrc;nr vf ALhcvil!c District ,t
III" next election.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10
A FAMILY GROCERY
IN GREENWOOD.
WHAT I INTEND TO DO.

INTEND TO keep hands at my Store,
Il opposite Perrymnn d Wallc,s, II stock of
goods consisting in part Of
ORANGES, COFTEE,
AIxIES. TEA.
LEMONS. RICE,
AND OTHER FRUITS, IND OYI2UE.S,
WHISEEY, SLGAR
BRANDY, CiNUE,
RUN, MOLAS.SE.S,
AND GIN, AND UO.vE),.
intend to sell the above articlca, with others
hot named at the very lowest prices.
Iintcnd TO please every one in prices and quail
lty of my goods.
intend that ITO other establishment in this lat
ltude shall Sell goods cheaper than mite.
inteud to sell my goods to every person who
shall take the trouble to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
intend to keep my stock full and complete
intcnd to please in every particular. nv Gus.
toners and friends. and would express The hope
that they mas cnLravor To please ,,ie Lv giving
me, at least, share of their tradc
intend to hnrte" exchange my goods for
such articles ns scl
This is what ntcnl to 10, and il vn,. wish
to know whn. don, i:tcm ~ do. you ll.u-; call
und see nie personally.
i. G.. CREWS.
Feb s. 1859, 4, I'm
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

81 rl,. ~; arGi,. +; i.,, ~, 1.--I.;i
l'iN'S"o OK TIL ;"-pcrI'r;liy n::n"urcc him ma
."no''a'e i'r lax o!ec,Ir at,he eISuins .lee-
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

Chapped Hands! Chapped Lips +.
VIE Subscribers have jus. received "a Grsi,
supply OF Amnnhinr. Cold Cream, Pninu.l.
lhs'nr. &c These are articles if applied to the
skin after washing will beautify, soften and pre.
serve it free from chappinp.
JORDAN a. MCLAUGHLIN.
January 81. 1859 A0 r.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

w The fricn's Of &. NJ. MATTISOS. "a.
srrS''"iiy ahn"nn"c him II candidate for Tax
Collector. AT til" ena,,in., rl"rtion.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10
SCHOOL. NOTICE.

SVteOO6 e0V aSk.B
Ii AFlNG been rendered, by the Trustees Of
IL the Fuller Institutr,' the Use of their
c"mmodions Building, Apparatus, Furniture,
&c. my School fur the instruction Of Girls and
Young Lndies. will he resumed on lie I7th of
january next, without the aid Of Trustees All
The f'"E'ish branches. with Music, French,
Drawing. Puiniing, Wax Work, Needle Work,
&C., will he taught.
J lie scholastic yenr will br divided into two
sessions. first commencing 18th of January and
closing the 3lst Of July; second commencing
:,ii September aud closing tenth Of December.
onGh education, the services of niv sister. Mrs
NJ. A. BLAND, have been engaged, who will
assist Inc in the Musical and Ornamental depart.
'nchts Thank kiIl for The liberal patronage here
t"iore bestowed hope, by strict alien,;un and
nnrrntt'ng industry, 10 receive Il continuance
Of the same.
ANNIE C. CONT.
Greenwood S. c., Dec. 2. SO On
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

lh' n:in''"u" f'irn.l: "t WESLEY A
d'dnIe for Tax tu"ctor, 1T tn,. ,usu;u,, .,,,t;,,.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

Take "arniI&.r
TINE undersigned having closed out his entire
Il Stock Of Goods tffd intending, atleast for
the present, to discontinue the mercantile bus.
mess, would say to all those who arc Indebted
10 him, ny No:e or Accoant that they hiust
come forward and settle Immediately lam de-
termnsd TO wind mp my old bns{hrsSs ,ssist.
,sh' IS, 1850 - So 80. Ahtk@' L
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

~ We ar" authorized :" -nn"rn-r y a
iiolGES ms 'ani"!ate for Tax Collector. ut
the ensuiU, rlrct'"n
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

W IN copies S..i.i tn a..lr..Ss 10 un
PaE'i"nt III IL "n-''- j. required invariably ia
,iv'nc'; and n' i'a:'"f will L.. FORWARDED, unit!
III" rrr",pt "f t" n,l-v
All i.",'"S- l'r''. -l','h he addressed To-
PRYOR lil:;>:%, a-hiLg,"n, ID. G..
DAN. is. l>:i9 80
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10
THE CllEArE>T rArEE II TIE SOUTH.

Th" Weekly is published ia Il large rr,nrL
FORM. and - i"'"'' u" sni.r,"r IrI,, with hand.
some, hold type, al the following rcu>on,ic rates
Of subscription:
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

The friends % HENRY < CiSUN auuornc.
hi'n ca"h"iat" fnr the ":sc: of Tax Collector,
ut the next eIectru.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-10

CB The friends "f JOIiN a. HUNTER re-
speriin!y nnnoutc" him candidate for the office
OF Ordinary. nt III" urv; election.
October q. 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Jan. 1916 p. NJ
The Cunard steamer arrived at Halifax this morning
with a weeks later The funds are x per cent
lower cotton was pretty steady at the decline reported
by last steamer; breadstus. after the long dulness
showed signs Of returning animation. The most important
item Of general intelligence U.s. tina. measures were be-
heved to be under consideration by France and England
with view TO interfere with the United States in Central
America. The tone Of the Paris press, which has long
been VIGOROUSLY hostile 10 this country will in measure
add confirmation to these rumors.
The money market here 10 very quiet and rates are un
changed The eDgrossng topic Of conversation il the
new bank loan, whose probable effect upon the money
market is the subject Of much conjecture AT the dis
count houses the amount Of paper Offering is still much
less than the demand but the spring advances more
paper will be made. Many persons using their money
in call loans, in the anticipation Of seven per cent
money market In April.
At the stock market this morning there was, at the
opening, very little seeming desire To buy There ap-
peared TO be no orders among the commission brokers'
and want Of rit among the parties at the board who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

NEW ORLEANS, Jan (back daiel-Arr ship Lochinvay
Cox, Antwerp. CID BARK Waveiley, Thompson Bocsou
Codnth (by teD ships Clifton, Williams New York; htaos
Chase BOSTON, beyks Cherokee ste Chares'on WIN Henry
lowed 70 SEA beo r. ship Western Empire.
-NO8FOLk, Jan liar echrg Martha Simmer, Cnepu1;
F4deman, Smith and Francis Barron Carter, NYoh;
Jno Darling Howes Chatham. Bid schr Leroy. Osborns
NEWPORT Jan l3-In port ny Warren; schrs Hase
even Sisters Paragon Brown Stone, fremont Ellen Perns
Edw Eysrs Citizen, sylpS. ssrsS Prisoner; .ocps
nom FAN River Apslachicois Thompson Pennington,
from Wright. for Hysic Aeda CArtwrsht from Phadsl
Somerset Argus Norris Eiizabeihport for do schr
Seven Sisters Of Addson from Jacksonville win probably
discharge her deck load OF lumber here then 70 New
NANTUCKET, Jan s-Arr schr r B Smith Kelley, NYork.
PENSACOLA, Dec 9-cld bark James Bran, Howe, Bue-
PR0yfNcETowN, Jan lin port Br brig zllah; schrs
Bion, Telegraph, Horton, Flying Fish and Scud
PROVIDENCE. Jan l9-Arr steamer Pehcan Aldrich New
PHILADEI.PHIA Jan ls-Cld steamers Kenaington Baker,
Boston, Delaware Copes NYork; bark Hamilton, Jackson
Havana; schr r Treat Treat, Frankfort
RICHMOND, Jan l0-Arr steamship Roanoke, Skinner,
York bark Ell McKee, do Sid schr Nickerson Nckerson,
ROCKLAND, Jan b-Arr schrs Pawtucket, Ross, NYork;
9Th Chiefan Rhodes do. Bid 9th schr Pals. French New
SAVANNAH Jan lO--Arr schrs Republic Snow Baltimore;
Cero Crowe Boston, Marcea, Tracy Rockport Cid bark
Peter Deml Hoey NYork brig Melazzo Hardee, Bostons
sehrs Bella Peck, Delaney, Norleans; Huse, Conkn,
ST MARKS Jan SIN port barks H L Rutgers, Delano;
Francis Secor, Paine, and Jasper, Bennett dg briggs
Loud Trim repg; GeorgeT Ward, Briggs and Suwannee,
ormer ldg q Anderson King, osg; schr Potter Rah
WILMINGTON, NC, Jans-Arr schrs W L Montague, Car
main, and II w Fry, Marshall, Charleston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
BROOKLYN City News.

TIE SuPERrSTEyDESIs PooR.-At the annual meet
ing of this Superintendents, held at the Amshouse
Wednesday T. NJ, John J. White elected President
for the ensuing year, and DR.. Potter appointed
Physician the Poor in the Western district Provision
also made for giving out relief TO the poor OF the
Eastern district.
DEATH IIMEKrIS.-Yesterday morning well
known character in South Brooklyn, named Patrick Stat
terry, found dead in lime kiln at the foot OF Ami,y
street He had entered the place 10 sleep, and having
crawied too far in order 70 get warm sui cated by
the gas Coroners inquest held the body and
. verdict Of death by suIocation, rendered
THE Cry RAILROAD COMPANY CAST DANAGEs.-An &C
ton for damages, brought in the Circuit Court by Jonas
Mulbado against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company,
terminated yesterday in favor OF the plaintiff II appears
that Muhado riding In of the Court street
he the front PLATFORM and the cars having stopped
20 set down females, be attempted 10 get Off While
in the act the conductor rung the bell and the horses
started throwing Muhado down, whereby he sustained
fracture of arm. The jury brought in verdict Of
$500 in favor Of plaintiff
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY Sabbath school at
tached to the Hanson place M. Z. church making
arrangements celebrate their first anniversary Sun
day afternoon next One year ago some thirty forty
scholars connected with the school and now II
bers nearly five hundred showing great prosperity Ad
dresses TO be delivered the occasion by Rev Drs
Kenneday and Wise, and the proceedings will be
spersed with singing by the children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
williamsburg City News.

BOLD EoBBERy BY RIVER TmyEs.--some time weines-
day night the sugar refinery of Havemeyer, Townsend &
Co. at the foot Of South Third street. d. was robbed of
eight barrels Of sugar, valued at 1925 esugar
shed situated the dock and probably taken of
the dock by Of small boats to lighter and thence
taken to New York some Of the Brooklyn docks.
Tracks discovered in the where the barrels had
been rolled from the shed where they stored
the brick yard of Mr. Manner adjoining the sugar refinery
and then put board boat alongside the dock The
operation OF removing these barrels must have occupied
some two hours A watchman 10 the main building
n night Sergeant Daniel Jacobs hearing of the rob
berry yesterday morning. sent word 10 New York. Inf hope
thai the thieves might be discovered No trace Of them
has yet found The night cloudy and the fog
quite thick upon the river and would be possible for
lighter TO be In the stream without it's being observed by
persons ON shore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

l;n contains moral which should be taken 70 heart by
parsons who propose 70 buy railway bonds and socs-
sale Of property belonging 70 tho assigned estate OF
Perkins Smith, Of New London, took psOe LAST wednss
day.
Railroad stock were sold for el8 6k cents per share
66 shares Of New Haven and New London Railroad
stock were sold n 10 oents per share.
g. 900 second mortgage bonds New London, Wlimautic
and Palmer Railroad brought ~ 80.
900 INCOME bonds sold for a. being a the rate
Of one dollar per thousand or one mill on the dollar
The New London stock market has cheerful aspect.
We understand the dealers in second hand clothing offer
Railroad bonds in exchange for old boots Owners OF old
boots are holding on for better terms,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
Personnl InfeIll1enGA.

BY decree Of December IT, 1885, the King Of Belgium
has promoted Mr. H. W Mali, Consul General of Belgium
in New York. from the rank Of knight of officer Of
the Order Leopold.
Hon. sherrard Clemens, of Virginia. Colonel Alexander
and Colonel ii. l.. Scott u 5. A., are in Washington
ARRIVALS.
rrom Liverpool steamship Niagara a. HALIFAX for
Bosoncap, Edridge, Miss Burwe Mrs Cobourpe MI and
Mrs Chadborne, Capt Candeld DIR Mgnoult Mrs iva and
child Mrs Blum and Eve children, Messrs Farrell Pegne
Richardson. Jackson Gookin Deforne, Eyre Merrill Hold
sen, Havemayer Taylor, Clint Khan, Barmval Shelton,
Ore, habcft, Baxter, Clsasby, Sedward, Balm
Prom Norfolk, In the steamship Roanoke-C Wilder
Pummer Kctchum ID Close and family, T. Farragnt VIM
Patep Sawyer Mabrougb, Richardson and lady and
10 IN the Storage.
DEPARTURES.
For LIVERPOOL 10 the steamship America from Boston,
Mears Peyser Fieldbouse and Peter Bradburn Of
Boston; Moore, Lynn; Mrs Mary Hotchkiss, Mr. W
Bradley New Haven; Mr. and Mrs Elliott Capt Henry
james WRIGHT John Higgins, New York; Mrs Wilson, BALI
more Ralpe Buckley PlladePhs; Middleton, Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

AuEN-HuI.-On Thursday, Jan. Is, by Rev. George B.
Draper, at st. Andrews church, Harem JOHN H. ALLEN
TO MARY HILL all of this city.
CANERoN-HAYm.-OnT Thursday, JAM 49, at the Second
street Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev Rufus Put
ney, Mr. JAMES CAMERON TO Miss ANNIE L. HAYES both Of
this city.
HENDERsoN--DAvls-On Thursday, JAN 49, by the Rev.
T. L. Cuyer, THOMAS HENDERSON TO Miss ALICIA L. DAVIS
SAmH-HowKL.-On Tuesday evening, Jan. ii, by the
Rev Dr. Ferris at the residence Of the BRIDES father No.
90 Seventh street. Mr.. LEONARD X. SMITH 70 HARRIET o.,
eldest daughter Of Albro Howell, all of this city,.
WATKrNS-VALENTINE.-O Thursday, JAM 49, by the
Rev. c. Fletcher, JAMES II. WATKINS to HEEN AUGUSTA
daughter of the late John Valentine, Esq., all of this CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

RydOat Toronto retg; OLIVER John Kay. Hsnry ncwi
son Forth Quebec Ars Muir servani and cnna a9n1Sn
SANTA, WI John z brown; Miss Kate Brown ThorvOld
Canada: Thomas DAVIS, Ltndeey, WoodMorth ~
johns Fl Range, John Lockwood London; Jno kdward
Liverpool; fhos Conley. Limerick; William Hart Kingnon
q Sounded, jaime: Dckssn Con. v ss,
Montreal Desbarres, Pneo John Mcdonnell Halifsx
Pearson. Charlea Cumming. Londonderry yas CI5Tie
Harris Clark, Cornwalns; w Moody. Yarmouth q De
WOLF Taylor and wife, Nova Scotia Chisholm, New
fuundlapd--lI. Total II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

On the 3oth of November, 1854 the floating and funded
debt of the corporation amounted to S428 TIA 81
The outstanding bonds issued in accordance with the
vote of the stockholders, payable at different periods
between 1859 and 1866 We have awaited ourselves of
every opportunity 10 pay any Of our bonds.
Estimating our dsposabe lands at very reduced rate
the result Of another operation il successful as
the last will be to leave the corporation free from any
debt beyond it's means Of Immediate payment.
The road and its equipments state of repair and
efficiency entirely satisfactory.
The statement Of the Rhode Island banks made on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
COlOners' Inquests.

ASAD CASE OF ISrEAPKRAScE--Henry jackson aud his
wife Cecilia, an aged couple living at No. 2i9 East
Eighteenth street, found dead yesterday morning,
under circumstances which led the neghbors to believe
that they had been frozen to DEATH Subsequently, how
ever was apparent that death had been brought about
by free indulgence in ardent spirits Coroner jack
held inquest upon the bodies OF the unfortunate
couple when evidence Of their death having been caused
BY ntempeyance unistakeable Beside the body Of
the woman was found half emptied bottle Of rum.
post more examination Of the bodies was made by Drs
OHanlon and Ferguson who gave as their opinion that
death had been brought about by congestion Of the BRAIN
consequent upon the free of Intoxicating liquors. and
the jury rendered verdict to that effect jackson
native Of England. Upon his person found number
of pawn tickets and receipt from the Ark Lodge of Odd
Fellows.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAnRoAD.-An inquest
was held by Coroner OKeefe the body of IAN elderly
Lady named Elizabeth King who accidentally killed by
being run by train of the Harlem Railroad
while attempting to the track 2sth street The
body Of the deceased woman brought TO the depot
Of Twenty sixth street and Fourth avenue where
the inquest was held.
DEATH ACCIDENTAL NJuRIEs.-Coroner Gamble held
inquest at the Nineteenth precinct station house upon
the body Of named Richard Lane, residing at the
corner OF Fifty eighth street and Sixth avenue who died
from the effects Of injuries received Wednesday night
by being struck by train Of the Harlem Railroad
Fifty seventh street Deceased alive when found
by the police, but expired in few minutes after reaching
the station house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

BIleH0n Friday JAM z, at No. 15l High street, Brook
Ign, the wife of Mr. G. NJ BIIGu, Of q son.
CANrKID.-ln Brooklyn, E. D., on Thursday morning,
Jan. 13, the wife OF GEORGE CASF1EID, Of daughter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

DEMIrTAECEs
IN UNION BANK OF LONDON
BANK OF LIVERPOOL
nELFAsT BANkIN4 COMPANY, IRELAND.
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
on INC above banks In suit from Ct upward,
pay"pie ON pr,ssentation, and good everywhere in
ErwoLsND, SCOTLAND.
,s.,.S ~ IRELAND or WALES,
TAYLOR BR0THERs
No. rs Wall street, New york.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

AsHEs.-The market was steady, and sales of Is bbs
BREADsruFFs. -Four-The market again frmer for
common medium grades Of State and Western, with
fair demand from the trade. The sales embraced about
600 - 600 bbs closing within the range of the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

Sales OF Real Estate mt Auction, Jan. 13.
By Adrian H. Muller.
Lot and house on Division avenue, Brooklyn, Sixth
street. So 600
Farm at Huntington, OF seven acres. ......... 300