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Bayard Ttyior's Travels, Works Of Dean swift,
Works OF Miss Bremen, "a in Ige Halliburton,
BulSer, 4" DIR. livingstone,
. R5 E95, wsv.,, Li NgTss s's'ns'
f6asssrsy, WORKS SsS Of 'i Ssnj franEla.
Dr. johnson, a Thos Jefferson,
j. p Cooper, CHARLES Dickens,
a. Prank Forester, " Mrs Hentz,
Capt. I4yne Reid, virginia Townsend,
80 Charlotte Bronte i" s. NJ. smucker,
Gfsds XsaIe 1t''ns' t. s s A5salF'
Rev. g, IL Spargson, I" D. p. thompson,
Capt. Mlrryatt, "a sam Slick,
Ms. Mooii-, II .rion mariaud,
:. snole., +" MARI Hewitt,
parry, RiEsrd Everett,
wilkes, Lorenzo DOW,
HISTORY 1S6 BIOGRAPHY OF THE MOST CELEBRA.
TED AUTHORS.
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RoberGsOu, Iorj,
Headleyi Sparks.
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r Eai II f.,, S Matsa;
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Scott. Mrs Norton,
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Keats, MONTGOMERY,
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in All styles OF binding, from plain cloth
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NLBUMs ron TIE LADIES
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FAMILY BIBLES.
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and all prices FROM 81 10 a. Illustrated with with ne
cravings, priatr large type, good p,per
various styles OF binding from the Simplest the
prices.
~ complete Classified Catalogue Of Books In every
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TWICE daily Sunday night exespted) for the Relay
House. Washington, fredericksburg, Richmond. Pc
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Richmond, Rr=ls rictsburS AID Potomac RailroadN BY
splendid and comfortable steamers Aequia Creek
Richmond by the Richmond, fredericksburg and PotO-
Railroad.
Honts OF departure from WASHINGTON, $50 A. n ana
NJ Sundays excepted LeaY- Sundays At ESQ 4. u.
Only. Baggage under charge OF special agent, checked
through TO Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
Prom Washington to Richmond. ..........-.S 50
from do to Petersburg.
FROM do TO Weldon. ...-..-.......
Prom do to Wilmington ----.---... i2 On
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto Railroad has
been In operation for g and in an that tins
senEer has either been killed crippled BY accident which
Is without parallel In the history Of RarnadE In this
country. 81 g RUTH SuPt Trans.
Juue IS, ISIS iy1-ly
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Time has proved that the Gin system Is permanent
EVANS Is determined 10 prove that ms IrI d I,,,
tIaI other Having lived down almost All
ration Maine California; he can AFFORD
to be generous. Try him. and judge for YOURSELF
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Pstsn. Eoslish Lever Gold Wasesss SO! 90 &c
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches 90 ~ ~
Ladies isE Case Lever Watches, dial, IS 80
ans s sysF LsysF W Ms.ss: f fsSS
Ceats' siiyer Lspine Watches, 12o0
Par,or lime Pieces, neE pattern, 10 60
Ladies' Elegant Black SIX Dress Patterns, 70 "
Ladies Cameo sets. (Pn DrOps,) extra fine, 70 20
En dies GOA Bracelets, stone Settings. 1879
sa.s SOLD Cold Vest GYMS Ts Gss PATTERN 90
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Large GA spring L9sEst', with double cases. IL o.
Iisary Gold Pencil c lsgs, with Gold Pens, 50
superior Gold Pens, with Holders and Box, 90
ladies' Gold Pencils, 20
Liiies' Cold Pens, Bo4s vi;l Ivory HOLDERS, 10
Ladies, r is SIS. Pin Drops. 10 %
L sIi::, i Isv ss''' do do do DO 10 %
IaiiSs, cameo Pins. larfs axe, 800
Lsiis.' Do Do Dc Dc s nslII"' s SS
Ladies Eox and Glass Miniature Hair Pins, 90
Ladies' Pain Gold Pins, new Pattern, so
z ns.ss DO DO Cola Col R POS. iS 50
G,Lis Cluster Pins, opal centre, 80
Gents cia,so or Mosai: Bosom Studs, 20
Gents Engraved Gold do
Gents Plan do do 200
Gents Sleeve Buttons, 80
W
Ladies' Pearl Gard Cases, 90
Ltdies Cameo Mosaic, Gold Stone Ribbon Pins, 80
Gents Silver Pencils, IS
Gents, Pearl Pocket knives, blades best quality 90
Gents Bar or Ivory do do do IS
Misses Lava Pins 30
Gents Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, 90
Gents Gold TOothpieks, with Slides, %
Gents Gold Rings, with Stone Settings 50
Sets, silver.Piated Tea spoons, o.
Silver Plated Batter Knives, 90
Ladies' Gents PoTte-inonnaies, 81
Gents Gold Watch Keys or Vest Hooks, 10
Ladies' Ploreutine Breast Pins, 50
Ladies' Jet do do 50
Ladies Mosaic do do o 10
ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, 50
Nisses' 10 10 50
Misses Ear Drops, with Stone Setting.
Misses Gold bracelet, Half Round land, o.
Ladies'
Gents ScETf Pin, 20
Gents Jet studs, 80
Gcnts' Jet Sleeve Buttons, 50
Misses Gold Crosses, so
Miscellaneous G.fts not enumerated In tbs above
List, VARYING in value from Is S25 90
worth or alov-
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FIFTH YEAR OF The ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST OF GIFT s,
FOR 1889.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
q. a. EV q n 8 I,
AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
No 40 Theanut sIreeI, PhiIndelPhia.

No. 4s9 ChesnuI sIreeI, PhiIndeIPhia.
Commences the New Year, with enlarged Catalogue,
greater variety Gifts, increased facilities Tor Duyhs
Goods doing business and Is nov nreDAred 10 oner
greater Inducements TO buyers than ever before
Time has proved the Gin System i permanent
EVANS Is determined prove that his Establishment is
conducted under that system In more liberal ana impair
tIa manner any other Having lived down almost All
opposition having the legitimacy OF his plan OF Sre
ration Maine TO California, he can auOId
to be generous. Try him, and judge for Yourself.
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PRICE OF hooks BY MAlL-PosrAGE PAID HER
IIynu-Booic sheep per dozen. %
- - arabesI le, per duEeu----- --------- 20
roam. xii eIges. PEI dozen ...-.---- 80
4" Turkey morocco, giit edges, peg 10 %
Christian Baptist, rer -...----I0
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LIST IA WHIT from . cents 70 10 %
~ $500 OF She above GINS will mparally dis
among Purchasers every SIOOu worth OF
Books sold All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices.
All Book tha Exams Ioss publish himself bought
direct Publishers, and in large quantities books
to suit every be found his Catalogue,
prices wi-h would he inducement without Cir
system, which oilers many additional advantages.
works BIZ The popular authors, living and dead In
ali sylc costly the plain aud substantial,
At astonishing low g-isss; -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

WHAT g IN THE WIND Now Some Of the
republican newspapers including Thurlow
Weeds Albany Journal are ventilatiug the
proposition Of Mr.. Blair, Of Missouri, and Senator
Doolittle, Of Wisconsin, for the colonization of
our free niggers" in Central America. This
may be intended as countermovement to
he Southern Walker filibusters, or as a back.
handed blow at the Liberian Colonization
Society; but we rather suspect that this Central
American movement is an artful dodge for the
benefit of the republican party. The Northern
States have about as many " free niggersn as
they want; but the abolition programme Of Mr..
Seward suggests tremendous influx of these
peculiar people from the South by-and-by. The
"free labor" whites of the North are beginning
to stumble upon this idea, and this Central
American colonization project is intended fol-
their relief And thus we perceive that the
negro philanthropy Of the republican party ex-
tends only to their hatred of the "slave oil
garchy." We should like to know the opinion
of Gerris Smith, Fred Douglass, and George I.
Downing, the free colored American" oyster
man, upon this subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

NEW JERSEY PoLrIcs-A DECIDED Split
Last year there was fusion between the repub-
licans, Americans and anti-Lecomptonites of
New Jersey in their fall elections, and they car
ried everything before them. This year the
American State Executive Committee, in red
hot "address to the Americans of New jersey
urge their brethren to stand aloof from the
treacberous republicans and their disunion, abo-
lition agitators, and, "sink or swim" to maintain
their american principles" as an Independent
party. This indicates decided split between
the two opposition factions over the river, and
fine opening for the democracy and their candi-
date for Governor, General Wright. Standing
upon the safe platform of the administration OF
Mr.. Buchanan, General Wright is in the right
position for the consolidation of the democracy
ard the disruption Of the opposition forces.
And this is, perhaps, only "the beginning OF
the end"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
Tine Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
B0sroS, August 81, 1860.
Inc following are the footngs Of our bank satemsas
Markets

PHILADELPHIA srocK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, August 80. 1850.
road, lcX; Pennsy.vsn. Railroad, ss -''~11 ''1''
Cotton dull; sales today 1850 tue City Of wash
In on's advices caused less in The msSket new
Lard kegs ii o' and eos' See e III sales
to day 5000 bales new middins a. i2Xc
cepts the same time $500 bales including 5000 bales
new.
-FOUR arm at IS rs for both toward strest and citv
~ buoyant sales 70 day, 5000 bushels; white 81 20
pork u.s. bacon sides, exc whstsy sssd1
PHILADELPHIA. August 80, 1859
Flour quiet Wheat steady white 81 g 81 3o red 81 10
a$l 20 Corn nrm busnes yellow AZ $40 Osts
dull At sSc . s7kc whisksy firm Il 27c : &c.
Flour In moderate demand: Low and medium sr.dss
easier: sales $50 bbs wheatNo sales and hoders ru
7sc Osss stesus sales busSss - 4oc
Tor good Wisconsin, ano s. No for Western. Whiskey-
Sales 800 e0l' at 2sc. aS' k1;,,.,.
flour quiet and unchanged sa,ee ZOO bo,s Wne.s ~,
moderate demand but less firm Is 900 ousels new
sskc 1000 bushels prns red ONO :. 81 OK. dorm
bushels No D,nos, afoa and from sore a. e7a O.s$
easier: sales 40o bushels Sac for Cansdian Sic for
47c whskey nominal at ESQ LAKE imoorss~Ii ooc
DDS hour, 6lo0 bushels wheat, % 900 bushels corn
5000 bushels oAts Canal exports-7C0 bbls aour on
bushels wheat, IL, 900 bushels corn. 49,
BUFFALO, August 80-6PN
Flour Inactive but prices s.esdy; sales OF COO mi.
ct 81 for State from old spring wheat - l for ezra
WscoHsm from old club "a for extra Illinois from ma .
spring TO arrive and 81 Is 81 3 do on the SPOT: 81
6I1a ~ S7H Tor extra uichssn ln0ans ana Oniu t6
30 DO Tor Double extras Whest easter sses of GOO
bushels old spring At $3.50; 1900 bushes ne~ do 70
arrive, NJ S0c 900 bushels do private tsrms 500
bushels prime red Onto a. 81 OAK; 3400 bushe wn,te
ONO q y H. Corn closed To- lower: sales Of II 600
bushels No. Illinois ct &c, and ct the coes 600
bushels do afoat, at 66c Oats lower; sales OF 5000
bushels Wisconsin ct BIC. Barley lower; sales OF 5000
bushels Western Ut 47c. Rye quiet Wnskey nooinsI
~ 2bc lmpos-4 900 bbs. -four, 70 900 ousDes woest
l27 goo bushes corn, 5000 bushels oats 900 bushels
rye ExPorn-700 bbis. flour, 10000 bushels wheat
"a 900 buahels corn.
OswDG0, August 30-6P NJ
Flour steady; sales moderate Wheat dui and easier:
sales ,6OO bushels new red Ohio 81 o. and 5000
bushels old warm Milwaukee club 1t Clio. orn not 90
frm; sales 600 bushels Illinois At zoe. Cana fre,xns
dul at previous rates. Lake imports-800 bbls four
300 bushels wheat. Exports-i0,2O0 busbels ~hssss
900 busheis corn, 200 bushels barley.
CNCmNAr, August 80 1859
Flour duh and declined &C. l6c: saiss 1t "a 90 =
"a 70 for superfne. Wheat dun and unchanged VIVA
key steady ~ 24}<c. Provisions quiet ana unchanged
CHICAGO, August 30-6 ? A.
Fl ur steady. Wheat active; spring advanced To- a
10 Corn active Oats steady. Receipts to day.
$500 bhls -four, II 200 bushels wheat 500 bushels
corn, coo bushels oals Sniomsn tss 400 bos i,ur
$50 900 bushes wheat 81 600 bushels corn GOO bushels
oa1g.
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HAILs sss saAoee.

EAs Sow fora Ror~Ad- snsssD ssr 0urops
The Cuuxrd mali sscsmen'p A.,a, Captain Lott, vii
leave this port this morning Liverpool
The European mails viii close In this city at tor
O'Clock this morning.
the Huropeas ea,tsos Of the HEaALs puplishs-
NJ half past NICE IN the morning. single copies
In wrspperA, N cepss
enbscrp0sns Aaverssemsno tor any edition Of
asv Yoxx dxaAlD stu ne receivso following place
u euFope.-
tOsDoU. .. Sampson Low, sou q 70. 81 Ludgase Hin
LAnsaOs, S.Arr b Co., IA King William ssree.
RAnm.. Lansing, Baldwin 90, place do 10 8ourss
lWu1ood- .L~nCna, 4 arr %, No nspel street
Stuart, 10 Exchange street. EAs4,
UAVna. Lansing, Baldwin o.. 81 Rne Corneille.
HAHDuRG. De ChapesSv0uRe IN.
Tss co.ssnts the Curooesp edos Of tbs dzRAID VII
Dsabins reoe'ved oy mail and telegraph th,
sss during the previous freak end to the hour Of
pubhcaAen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

GENERAL HoUsT0N ON THE HEAD OF THE
L1sr.--The Cbevalier Forney is convinced tina,
General Sam Houston is the candidate of Mr.
Buchanan for the Charleston Convention. l.
this be SO, we may set down General Houston at
the head of the democratic list He has just Won
bis greatest political triumph in Texas as a sup
porter Of Mr.. Bucbanan's administration, and
VINO knows but still greater victory may be in
store for him on the same PLATFORM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

CONFIDENCE CASSIDY IN RICHMoND-The home
organ Of Governor Wise pays it's respects to
Confidence Cassidy in an elaborate article, which
we transfer to our columns this morning. The
writer proceeds to dissect, in the first place, the
component parts of the faction which Is reioiced
at the idea that Governor Wise has been killed
by the treachery Of the Albany Regency. The
new friends of Confidence Cassidy are said to be
the black republicans, the Know Nothings and
the non. Intervention democrats of Virginia,
"wish few personal and political enemies" of
Governor Wise. 1t lie then declared that If this
treachery shall be successful it will exalt the ia.
vorite Albany weapons, "scheming, trickery
and treachery, above principle, morality and Off
cial integrity" Next there comes defence of
the Donnelly letter, to sustain the principles of
which two great lights of the democracy, Jack
son and Calhoun, are oaoted Finally, it is off.
cially announced that Governor Wise has al
ready been killed twice, but has always turned
up again az good as new, and that If Confidence
Cassidy thinks he has killed off the Governor
this time he lie quite mistaken. He will live and
flourish like green bay tree, in spite Of all the
regencies at Albany or elsewhere.
On the whole, we are of the opinion that the
Donnelly letter will not be such fine thing a.
Confidence Cassidy & Co. think. 1t will arouse
the people of this State to full knowledge of
the character of the men by whom they are led.
It will send delegates to Syracuse pledged to
oppose the system Of packed delegations 10 Ma
tional Conventions. And If the delegates to
Charleston should be selected in defiance of the
popular will, there will be another delegation
''fIesh from the body of the people," That is
the prospect for Charleston, Messrs Confidence
Cassidy & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

The SICK MAN OF ALBANY.--Confidenc Cas-
sidy still perseveres in his daily weepings aod
~a'lirgs and gnsshing of teeth against Gov. Wise
and Fernando Wood Never was butcher boy
in more morbid state of excitement Caa't
we persuade Thurlow Weed to give something to
bis distressed lobby associate that will cure him
Of the gripings Of that Donnelly letter,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE PREsIDENCY.-The
lboiAnspo's Snfsn speeEpg oil lace Hoo JoSu W.
DAVE, OF ino'ane, saSe5e ere-reat
b1umore Ma obsi Cnnvcnoc ia 1864, wSicn r,o,sated
refce to free'dehs, Aao IN tue exccg struggle
sepohe mar pouiiuaiion, c2us ~,tuin mo
csncus ~ ,he Vtsr,a Csisysoa ~ being their for
venton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

CHARGE OF. RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS "A woman named
Margaret Maynard, residing No 400 Nuh avenue was
brought before Justice Kelly charge Of receiving
twenty seven varcs OF ingram carpet, property OF
Henry Oakley, ~ith guilty knowledge. rue prisoner
upon being visited by an officer deniea kno wsage Of
be goods, but upon search the carpet foun con-
ceaied In closet in her apartments The nc ,usea was
committed '0r trial.
FOUND NJURED.-John E. Collins, young man, was
found by the Fourteenth precinct police on Monday night
ceived 1t the hands Of rowdes he vac tsken to
the station houee for medica, aid and After wasds sent
home 70 the residence OF his parents.
srABBNG AFTRAY THE THIRD wARD.-Last evening
difficulty occurred at l74 Chambers street. between two
brothers, named Patrick and Martin Hollarn, when,
after Sighting for some time, bosh drew knives and
commenced cutting each other INJECTING several Dad cuts
separate them, stabbed in the back Of the neck
cbey were finally parted but repairing 10 erosers sore
Jack upon one another Martin being severely ABBOTT
he back, officer Anthem, Of the miro wsrd soon came
along and arrested Patrick and conveyed him to the
station house, where be was locked up.
RATHER BOLD Work --on Monday evening woman
named Iseoe,s White arrested at Walacks theatre
ssred in mems coshing. She accompanied BY ano.
,her woman and bad procured front in the third
rer Yesterday morning she was brought before Mayor
remspp when she stated that she resided In douuton
ssrtet near Wooster Sne finally discharged on tia
promse would adopt en clothing neresfter
BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON SAnoR.-Yes,erday morning =
man named John Dullanre appeared before Alderman
Brady and preferred complaint against man named
Gordon In which he alleges that no sas 10 visit
bogus ticket Office and there purchase worthless ticg
Europe, and that reaching the steaue and onine
has tue what we're rep~eeeu ed
nas ne when he upon and beat
n most soocSing msnner, and finally snrown over
board The uDfortunste picked up by some Of sbe
bands on the Harriet Lane bis life saved Alderman
81 COO TO auhwer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

SALE OF VIRGINIA WATERING PLACEs-The wa
terieg place known the RockbrloEe Baths in RocK
bridge county sold the 20th nsiant for S2l QOo
The Cold Sulphur Springs, 10 the same county, were
$4,000
The Fanquier White sulphur Springs were sold on Wed.
Desdsy last Seven huodt. land attached ~ tho
property were soto fer SCI per acre Tho por
$4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

AANcHEsrxR, N II August 80, 1859.
The Amoskeag Veterans and other citizens, at publ
meeting TO day. appointed committee tender the hos
ptates Of the city to President Pierce rne Veterans
also voted TO escort him to Concord where
being made 70 give him public rscepton Il is.ex
pscsd tho demonstration will place either 10 morros
or on Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

The Prince OF Wales Expected In Canada.
QuEnsC, August 81, t0Ss.
inc chronicle Of this morning tnas sne Priucs e
Wales bis tu,or and ply sicsn msy be expected
u arrive here BY the CANADIAN ocean mai steamer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

OuR CUADRMATERAL C0TEMpoRARv NAxrs
ANOTHER DIsC0vARY-The remarkable disoo.
we're in regard to the elbows of the Miocio
which was announced some time ago In the edi.
tor,al columns Of our qoadrilateral co.emporar,.
bss been almost surpassed by another discovery
of its editor. The aurora bo,eaIis u the subject
of his lucubrstions, and 10 the course of two
column article thereon the following interesting
piece OF Information is presented:-
rho aurosal light sometimes 70 composed OF threads
Ike the aiken warp Of web; these sometimes become
ptss and s,very ustre ana denompse tnese a Che
products Il the s|kery Of the skies. obtained
email piece, wh'cn preserved
Those elbows OF the MiDcio, aud 'the products
Of the silkery of the skies" OF which the writer
'oDce obtained small piece" and which he
preserved, are enough to ,mmortalize any one
paper. The EDITOR was obliged to 90 all the
way to Italy and run the chance of being sabred
by an Austrian hussar to lind out all about the
extraordinary features of the Mincio. We fear
that be became 30 bewiIdered in bis fight from
that river that he has never been able to recover
h,rneelf since; and so nov we find that he has got
back to New York and Is gathering up the
threads that fall from 1.-The slkery of the siean
He certainly needs ''the sympathies Of youth I"
PROSPEROUS CONDITION OF New YoRK Trade
AN UNERRING BAROMETER Within the last few
weeks various indications Of the large and pros
porous business which our importers, and jobbers
and manufacturers are now doing have been
noted in these Columns. The thoroughfares ar.
blocked up with vehicles, the sidewalks encum
| bered with cases Of goods, the promenade
| crowded with pedestrians, aud the hotels fi,lso
With guests from cellar to garnet. Ali these are
signs OF busy times. But the most unerring ba
rometer of the condition of trade is that furnished
| oy our advertising columns. The large increass
Of our advertising convlnces us, If further proc
were necessary, that the trade of New York was
never brisker than it is now. Now is the time
for our men OF business. They ueed no incen
| tive from us, we are sure, to snake hay while
the sun Shines" Let them 60 ahead, but moi
| forget the lesson of 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

TORONTO, ", august 80, 1850
The most disastrous fire which has OCCURRED ae COroats
for sevess yesss cowmenced 1t u aat ptxos q
the DOrth vest Of Victoria 0uld streee Via
torls errsce, row OF ex Ono brcg dweugs wneA b.
Sheriff JarviD, were destroyed Several osner d ina
are also Destroyed Rev. DR.. Taylor ana Rev Mr. Das-
ling arc among those Who burnt out large amount
Of furniture was destroyed, ana very valuable hbrrg
nadly injured the ioss 10 roughly esmstsd q frsa
80 900 70 $4,000, which 70 parsy insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
Firs At Hamilton, G. w.

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At three O'Clock this mornpg the RomSn Csshaj,o
church on the corner OF Park Sheaf streets was d.
covered 70 % on dre, and when the eognes arrived
was MAS OF nsmes, pass saving. bad evidently been
burning inside for some time.