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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
Original Notice.

NTATE OF IOWA = " oopBURY CORY.
- TY-ss. ~esN-
Charles Roulou,
Ell Beiard.
lo.hih BfBARD.-Sir You are hereby poti6s,
that there is now file in the office of the tqerh ~
the District Court in and for Woodbury. coun,,
Iowa, tbs petition Of Charles Roulou cisimsn ~
YOU the sum OF nine hundred and sixty DOLLS.
t*sool with interest from the oath day OF Septrn,h~
4. u. isas, as money paid for you and st vour r..
quest on or about the 18th day of September. a n
's"s on certain promssory note made and event,
cd ~ you on or about the 2sth of October lsss o..
one Thousand six hundred and twenty dollars a, go,
ny abie 70 Bigelow Chamberiin or order ~, m.
sth day OF April. A. D. 1855 You are further no.,S
ed that said petition asks for a writ of .tt,chma",
against Your property, ehsttels, goods rights al
credits. 's''s ana
Now unless you appear and answer thereto %. -
he'ote The morning of the second dsy Of tina ~.
term oil The District Court to be begun xul ho,isn ~
SIOUX City In aud for said county oc the FRS, NJ
DAY OF February, 1861. judguient thereon iii ~
rendered against You by dslAult for IN. ,ma..t
claimed and costs = ~ "A'osSt
by r. Rohb, Attorney FIR Plaintiff.
., me within notice having been returned by n.
she'iu o. Woodbury. county, lowa-uot buna-T
hereby order To. same to be published once we~l>
t "of successive weeks in tina Sioux CITY Re,,s,..
paper published in said county Sa
}, N. FIELD.
o'"rk D. T., Woodbury. Co, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
Original Notice.
NTATE OF lOWA woanurpy car.
- Tl-ss wv "
L. Roberts AMI ". D. Roberta
=. thencwe'h.
To Y clifNbWErjl-

T. thencweih
To y. cHENoWEril-
Sir--t on are hereby notified tina, tLe,- Is nov NJ,
" "a .n' once u inc tlrrk Of the District C,urt in
and Tor Woodbury. county st,t.n of Low - .' "a
"a k"he' rs a. " D. ko srts, claiming nf,o IN.
Neli o oae hhndrei, ninety G,ur aud 90 100 ollsr
''h 'h'ese>' ms money justly due them for r,oas
or ah sut the first day of September A ID INN a.,
petition Claims of YOU the turth,r sum of tn.n,y
oihe ana = leo dollars with utter St on Book A..
'pr toodS furnished YOU during The spiac ana
'''e' 81 1917 f"n are also noiif-d that said Iva.
aiah asHs far writ Of attachment against xnnr
property, ehnttes, goods, shts aud credits
-No"' unless you appear and answer To said natl
~" on OF before the IN Arnng OF the SECOND IA, OF
me 'ext term OF the District Court to be brun ,J
holden al sisaS City, in aud tor said coaut, ON IL
af - m'hda, OF February A. D., lstO. judi mept Nv
wiz ne rentered against you thereu for tn,
above amounts with interest and costa. W. '"e
i RoBERrS and y. d. ROBERTS
ny T. EoBn. Attorney for Plaintiffs, f
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
BY T, Robb. Attorney FIR Plaintiff. ~
SNNn"HN' J. l.. FOIL
SANBORN & FOLLETT

1 RE piepseed to furnish II the sh,,,.., .,-
n Cottonwood Lumbcr OF all descriptions, .ls"
Sood assortment OF TAX, Walnut ana Maple.
Oak and Cedar Fence Posts.
SAWED or split aud seasoned fence pekst.. Thai,
aill l. Supplied with the best A"s"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23
a. a. A SPLENDID PLACE FOR

TT7 T
iii sALE-Situated on rising ground, which com
1sz.Azmands fine view of Worcester, in the beautiful
village of Quinsgamond about q miles from the center
Of the city II consists of Cottage building and about
five of land in high state of cultivation well
stocked with valuable fruit trees, and will be sold at
markedly low price, will be exchanged for property
the city of Boston, For particulars inquire the sub
scriber at FoX's Mills, Worcester. j. SULLIVAN.
myl2 IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23
Insuramre.

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass.
Cash CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, s35O,OOO
EDMUND FREEMAN, President
W. CONNER, JR., Secretary.
MASSASoIT INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield,
Mass.
CASH CAPITAL, sl5O,OOO
j. S. PARISH, Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23

The undersigned, having appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity prepared to issue policies property
loss damage by fire. All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid. JOHN q. KENDALL, Agent,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23

"a SAS, PIXIES PEAK, &c.
BY the well known Explorers and Authors JAMES RED
PATH and r. j. HINTON, of Kansas Containing De-
scrptons of the Country and Gold Region; How Coz
Who should Go; Outfit and Cost of; Treatise on Pre-
empton Laws, &c Two very full, carefully corrected
Boston Traveller March IT, 1859 says ut by far the
best description of Kansas published, and
should attempt to emgrate that region without first
obtaining COPY
Single copies by Express for Is cents or by Mall
prepaid, to any person rcmitting cents, postage
stamps, or otherwise. \. j. q T. T. ROBINSON,
General Agents for Coltons Aliases, Maps, &c,
mch3S diff 20 WASHINGTON street IsostOn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23

TUCKER a. KENDALL,
ATTORNEYS y C0UNSELL0RS Ar LAW
Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass
+. Il. TUCKER. j. Il. KENDALL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23

PEST COFFEE & SPICES GROUND
~ and sold PURE, by W. J. WHITE, at
Coffee and Spice Mills,
Corner of Union and Exchange Streets
mch23 d3m Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23

nor SALE-A Patent Portable Forge,
n Tromerc a Warren, makers Has been but little
used, and will be sold cheap Inquire at A. BROWNS
Counting Room corner of Union aud Exchange street
nyll DIFF CHARLES WRIGHT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23
Zeal estate.

MORTGAGES SALE.-By virtue of
~ power Of sale contained in certain mortgage
deed from Robert W. Flag to the subscriber dated the
ninth day of September, A. d. 1851 and recorded in the
Registry of Deeds for Worcester County Book $50 Page
49, shall sell at PUBLIC auction said mortgaged prem
iSes, on WEDNESDAY the Sth day of June next two
O'Clock in the afternoon all of the real described
in said mortgage Said real estate consists of about s4
rods of land with good two story dwelling house
and barn thereon and is the that has heretofore been
occupied by said Robert W. FIagg The premises are
pleasantly situated in New England Village the town
Of Grafton, and the lot is well covered with valuable
fruit trees, vines and shrubs.
JONATHAN D. WHEELER,
Guardian and Mortgage
nril gxV ola
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23
Groceries.

DOTATOES.--Just received an d for sale.
500 bushels Potatoes including different varieties Of
early for Planting G.. 4. " 5. H. BURBANK.
mchl0 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23
MECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE II

INSURANCE.-S. A. Rowland contin-
= ues to give his personal attention procuring Insur
ance on all kinds of nsurabe property In first
offices, aud adjusting and settling losses Manufactures
and their contents, Stores Merchandise, Churches
Dwellings Furniture and Clothing Also, Life Insurance
Policies; persons wishing for or interested in Life or
Fire Insurance, invited to call
Office in Mechanics Hall, second story, Worcester
AMI dpodff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23

RONNETS WHITENED AND PREssEp
api4 diff No Chandler St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-23
N 0 V A S c o I l A
PL A S T f r..

Now receiving, direct from the MILL and constantly on
hand fine ground Nova Scotia Plaster sale at the
lowest Cash Prices by L. SMITH,
opposite Boston and Worcester Freight Depot,
APPS DIFF Washington Square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16


A hIFiCIAL BohE FILLING FOR DECAyED TEETH.
Al fui IN soil requiring and giving pain
Aching i-ab or mere abeis can DO flied with Rooms o the
dscoscrcf Of broadway and Thirty rs street Denl
noace.-samps packegas 81 sent BY mail
A RTfFfCIhb TEBTd.--DR. DURRIy CONTINUES re
n extract ee 10 Two seconds without the slgheat pain
1eeih et over saps No extern charge fer temporary
for eftracne where artificial Teeth rserted In
llvtthtk, Slt Canal eaesi, one door from Iaureps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

III LOUIS ANRICH,
Under the New York Hotel
Oilers 10 his frs nds and the public general his entire stock
OF Je~eEy, fine Diamonds and Watches twenty Ave per
cent less than any other store In Broadway.
Persona who intend to make presens viii find tholr
avsDage 70 look at bis before purchasing any other
pisce LOUIS ANRiCH rs Broadway,
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

cO Ehted Spanish lalJ unveils tbe sery Of tltnr,
ft marriage sbsen friends sickness, medicines
r ~ Diseases eNs pcky nupipere property lot nr scleo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

ID signed is the sole manufacturer Of
eagey Gold Pens and has taken the premises III Broad
New York plbc extensive assortment Of his word-re
rowned PEN also endless CT and Silver
Pencils Toothpicks &C. suitable Holiday Presents Doing
the largest manufacturing business in bis line ed 70
offer his goods at very low prices g. F. NEWTON
No III Broadway, New York Hotel.
and No. Maiden lane, Howard Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

CENTLEMEN's GOLD WATCHES
" AT BARGAINS
he subscriber has received four Of gold hunting
FL gsh patent lever Watches with them
aroem the money to the manufacturer 10 Europe by the 10th
o January next and selling them at much lower
prices than before offered In this market
GEO. q. ALLEN.
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry No AIS Broadway
door below Canal street, formerly No. Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

WANTEn-AT raYLoR's SALOON. sG5 BROADWAY,
ween and A. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

a DvAycps ro Ayy AMOUNT ON WATCHES JEW.
n cry Diamonds and Merchandise of all kinds or bought
cash Fsiahiished 1916 business confidential, reabs
ard cafe JACOBS, retail store A0f Broadway No loan
"a igns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

MILWAUKEE BONDS
AVA The holders Of Milwaukee city bonds requested
register their bonds with their address, the Office
Mann kOdnan, Solicitors, Jsuncy court 81 Wall street
The end that may be adopted BY concert Of bond
united and application 70 tho municipal authorities
that city for the immediate adoption Of such action pe
rsvely demanded from The good faith and integrity Of the in
habiants Of that city
Dec. 6, 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16
DANCING ACADEMIES,

LII THE NEW FRENCH QUADRIlI.ES
u i DE GARMO BROOKES. 36I BROOME STREET,
Has received drec. from Paris the French Quadrie
lie Prince IMPERIAL Ladies' Quadre' also the latest
Partisan novelty the "Quadrille Russo
EXTRACT FkoM MONSIEUR cELIARIus.
MONSIEUR /. DEG. Rrooxr. PARIS; Oct - 1852 !,
have just joined with the principal professors of the capital
IN bringing out quadrle Qusdrle Russe send You
me music ana description OF hsures.
Please receive dear sir colleague my earnest salu
ton. CEILARIUS al Rna V,evsnna
Mr. Brookes s now teaching these quadres at
Ladies meet tuesday ard Fridays, 8 to 6P.M
Gentlemen, I to l0h P. NJ
NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY -.
Children Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 10 6 T.. M.
Ladies' primary classes instructed BY Mrs Erookes
Prvate lessons at hours not occupied by classes
All the fashionable dances taught in Of lessons.
SOlREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

TEWELRy FOR THE HOLIDAYS
- j. hkRMASN 60,
Manufacturing Jewellers and Practical Diamond Sstsers
AIS Broome street, AIS
VIII after this their wholesale trade beingtmos,yoyer
the offer OF Diamond imported
ewery OF description at retail for cash. wholesale
prices. Diamonds 70 order,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
LA w NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Frederick Pnkney, Esq, Deputy States Attorney,
prosecuting. The following occupied the Court on
Saturday
State ps. Thomas Chambers, charged with as
saultng Henry Brocker.
Chambers is one of the "Bug Eaters" who infest
the corners of the streets in the northwestern sec
tion of the city. Brocker, among others, it ap-
pears, made complaint of the conduct of the party
before the Mayor. On the night of Saturday last
Chambers approached Brocker on the street, with
pistol in hand and a large stone in the other,
and told him he would put his eight out" He
then struck Brocker with the stone, knocking him
to the pavement, and seriously wounding him, al
most splitting his nose open. Chambers and his
party then fled. Declared guilty. Imprisoned 80
days and fined S. and costs. Total Sl31S.
State as James Grace, charged with assautinp
Robert Campbell. Guilty. Fined S5 and costs.
Total $3.50.
The recognizances of Joshua j. Bunch and David
HOuck were forfeited.
Patrick Cosgrove, charged with rioting in De-
cember last at the house of Mrs. Wilhelm on Pre-
sdent street, had his bail fixed at $500.
The Court then adjourned until this morning at
IL o'clock, when the May term Of the Court com
mences.
UNITED STATES CRCUGT CoURT-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied the
Court on Saturday:
Robert F. Morris Vs. Appleton & Co. An action
of trover Before reported. Not concluded.
Nothing done in the other Courts.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FUKEIUN.

LIvERPooL-Ship -4nR +. Hooper.
4lSO hds. iron, f. l.. Parker CO. 81 do McCulloue h
Co 400 do, Thompson oudesluys; 2IO do, 162 bars
do, Levin jones' 664 do, 166 hds do G. W Bradford x
Co; 25G do, Geo. Small 2,344 bars do so bds steel
Rogers Wetherall SO tons pig iron Keyser Troxell
CO.; crates earthenware, s. b. Pierce Sons 20 pkgs
do Burgess, Goddard X Co; GS do Wilson X Bevans;
IL do Geo Iammersey % do, hardware f. NJ Bosley;
edo, Jno Gorsuch IL do anvil, bdS. pans Anderson
Bros; pkge. hollow u do hard Ward Bro
do, Norris Bro; do, Wm. Norris; i do. F. R.
Waesche Co; 5 do "a casks chains Magruder Taylor K
Roberts; pkg hardware, A. B. Scdcnstrcker & CO. do
JeSsop Fulton; do, Hopkins, Harden Kemp; do T.
b. Fitzgerald do, A. G. Mott; do, Campbell Coye;
do, Glenn X Bro; do. mise Jas. l. Fisher Sons
bdls. do, box do, Eaton Bros & Co; cases do S
Bevan Co; . do, bales do Robert Moore & Bro; 8
casks do. Hodges Bros. do, H. Easter & CO.
do, 2 bales do, Aldridge HigdOn 4 Co.; cases do
Stellman, llinrichs Co.; do D. Dammaugh;1 do c. A.
Malthy do. Harrington Bogue; do, John S Barry
! package do, R Sinclair, Jr & Co; do, Richard
thread; +. Larrabee & Son; boxes sauce Numsen
Thomas Co.. bills bottled beer S474 sacks salt Foard
Rogers; 100 bbs soda ash, D. McIlvan; 2 bales mdse
Duer, Norris Co.. pkgs. earthenwae $50 boxes tin
plate, IA anchors l26 anchor palms. 13 cables chains
779 bdls iron, =, l33 bars do order.
MEssINA-Br. Brig Belle.
$40 cantars birthstone, l6 do cork wood, 100 bags fill
ges, 100 do Almonds casks polishing stone Schwartz
Dix.
CoASTWISE
NEW YoRK-Scar. Susan E. JdUpe
$50 boxes mdse, W Whelock l. Co; % cases claret
Pracht Noneiff Co.. cask broken glass Baker Bros
herring, F. F. Pope; l25 do. currants W G. Price & CO.
III pieces marble, H. Sisson box mdse., T. Mackenzie
Son. 900 #. lumber Newman X Sons 9S5 pkgs mdse
80 bags Almonds 500 boxes raisins, sundry persons
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
Munetarp an6 Commercial 4tOitm.
BALTIMORE, May 7, 1859

BALTIMORE, May I, 1901
There but little done in Stocks day at the Board
the total of the being only about 900
There nothing whatever done in the leading specu
tive baltimore and Ohio Raroad but the market for 1t
quite heavy and it left of at 500 bid S56A asked
regular way for the opening the closing bid being 81
share less than bid for ii two days There was
however some movement in Northern Central Railway,
aud for this prices to = better than on yes
terday There were 225 shares SOLIDS at $204 regu
lar way $50 100 at SOY buyer 60 days; and so at
S2OA buyer days. and the stock closed at S20 bid SOY
asked regular way There also sales the Board
81 100 Baltimore City g. at 99H and So 500 Northern
Central Railway 1855 bonds at Il n City 6's closed at
9s& bid for lS75s 90 bid for 1865, and 994 bid 99A
asked for 1875, and Railroad bonds closed at S6 bid
s7% asked for Baltimore and Ohio 1885, s2A bid, s3a
asked for do. lSS5s and 71A bid, TN asked for North
Central 1855 Canton left off to-day at SlSA bid
$50 asked; Springfield Mining at 81 S7k bid 81 94 asked
and Gardner Hill 81 90 bid s275 asked regular way
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY. May 1859
2OO Bait 6s. go. .ggk 30 sls y C RR $50. .201s
2jD1 NC kR bds- S5..TlG 100 =" BIO. .2O45
- shS. MGR r. ..2Jli 90 - bj. .2Ot6
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
For shipplngIntelligence, see 4th page

CECIL County. The prospects for good fishing
are improving: the falling river, south winds and
increasing warmth, are bringing the herrings.
Last Sunday, large number of gilling boats were
on the river, and caught great number since
then the run has decreased.
1t believed that this county is scarcer of money
now than at any time during the last twelve or
fifteen years. The crops for the past two wears
have been very light; corn, wheat potatoes, in
that time scarcely gave half yield, and the cost
OF farming operations in the county being greater
than at any former period, the deficiency in the
crops has 10 be deducted from the profits which at
best, taking the average of farms, is but small.
The apple crop also, which in some places amounts
to considerable was total failure last year. The
opinion appears well-founded that from the first of
June until after harvest, "hard times will be more
severely felt in this section of the country than for
many previous years. There is, however, a better
prospect ahead; the wheat crop is unusually prom
ising; the peach trees give signs of large crop;
the apples are not cut off as last year; and more
than all, there is a more rigid economy practiced
than in more tlourishing times.
The election for Town Commissioners for Elkton,
took place on Monday last, and resulted in the cleo
tion OF the following citizens: Samuel Estes, Lam
bert IT, Ford, Isaac j. LOrt, John Partridge, Joseph
p. Cantwel, Jacob G. Howard, and James Hughes
There was no party division.
Rats are arriving at Port Deposite Lumber has
been slowly shipped thus far, but now as the stock
is in, the business will increase in brkness Prices
range from Sl2 to Sl4 80 for White Pine accord
ing to grades, and $3.50 to $3.50 for Hemlock-
The timber business is almost closed for the season.
Spars are unusually scarce.
There are bad accounts from the Cecil fisheries
this week. The word is that they are not near pay
ing expenses. We have letter from Charlestown,
dated on Wednesday, which says:
''Fishing, thus far, is a miserable failure The
gillers are catching scarcely enough of shad to eat
which is serious matter with them, as most of
them depend wholly upon fishing for a livelihood.
The river presents beautiful sigl.t during the
fishing season-the flats literally covered with
the boats and seines Of the gers, and there are
seven hauling seines between Carpenters Point
and Charlestown. Shad sell for SIS per hundred,
herrings $40 per thousand
At Port Deposit, the election held on the I'd inst,
for choosing Board Of Commissioners, resulted in
the selection of Messrs j. Tome, J. II. Rowland, }.
w. Abrahams, j. p. Vanneman, A. Lyon, p.
Skater, S. r. Carson, d. White and II. c.
Nesbitt,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
HAVANA, April 30.--Transactions have been al
most enti ely confined 10 orders for Spanish French
markets and about 1000 boxes for the Mediterranean
ports ventures against the fears of The
not been regular for goods suitable Northern markets
of the lnited States, for Great Britain Nos and
II are however, considered established 81 to 81 q
whites and other classes through at real less than
reported by the College of Brokers last week The
of sugars hand to-day in this city, equal
boxes, against 100000 boxes at the date 1855
here and at Matanzas will probably count this evening
10000 hoxes and 10000 hogsheads. In Muscovado
sugars there has been much less inquiry than previous
the holy days and the tendency is in favor of further
decline to meet the views of buyers
In Moasses, business has not been active, and holders
nd it ditcnlt to realize 3k rals per keg of S gallons
for cayed and for Muscovado to rals per keg
sales of foreign produce the wharf have been
large-only meeting the pressing demand for consump-
ton. Western Lard in large and small packages Sl7I
to $40 per 100 lbs; Butter Sl7 to s22 white at
SAN white pine lumber SS held for $50 wide Bath
boards; hoops II feet SS to s35do IA feet SOL Empty
moiaSSes hhdS S2&, dull sugar and molaSses hid
shocks, S2A each; boxes 64 rias each and dull
fregS not activehrig c. H. Berry taken for Baltimore
to load hid sugars at 81 and 81 for boxes which are
about the current rates for other northern ports
changes improved. London u to H. Prem; New York
= TO ~ do; New Orleans ~ to 2A; T. $. gold coin
pra,n
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

AFRlCA-bf1g Stdnddrd.
S5 bbs. -four, 90 do bread kegs crackers "a casks
rum do moasses, tcs sugar, 20 bbs do, 200 kegs
powder bbls pork, do herrings 100 boxes do, 20 do
cheese, hhds tobacco, box do do. snuff cases c
gars; Is boxes pipes dozen buckets tubs
kegs do tin pans 10 do kettles, 10 do knives gross
knives and forks, leo iron pots 200 gunny bags.
CGUDAD BoLIvAR-Brig AuqdStur,.
$4,000 American specie, 10000 bricks 900 W. D.
boards, 81 tons coal.
WEST INDIEs-Bark Sir George.
l25O bbls flour, 600 do. meal 200 bags do loo
bbs crackers 100 butter 100 buckets lard boxes
candles
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
From the Philadelphia Papers.l
burning of the Black River WOOIlen Mills
and Loss of Life

WATERTowN, n. Y, May THE Black River
Woollen Mills in this village, were burned to the
ground yesterday. The fire originated in the pick
ing room, and before the operatives in the third
and fourth stories could be warned, egress was cut
OIL by the flames. Some were rescued by ladders
and Others to save themselves, jumped from the
windows Two were killed. thirteen seriously in
jured and two fatally. A number of Others also re-
ceived slight injuries. Several are reported to be
missing. There were sixty persons in the building
at the time the fire broke out The loss is estimated
at SlO,OOO and is partially insured.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-09
POLICE INTELLJGENGE

On Saturday afternoon officer Devaughn arrested
Mary Williams charged with assaulting and beat
ing Catharine Debore. Justice Carl committed
her for Court.
U. Montagon was also arrested on Saturday by