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TX or nay Line steamers will leave the on,na
jsiiy 0NloN DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD SGRFfT.
a-Slh-k RUTICE.
'sai5 sais@sFssia' FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER

cu,,ycr o,-,, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM PoTNg
oqJ Iac nSE or HA ISOn and after WEDNESDAY Nav
Tou iouo, me Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii leay.
SaTm9Fe Tor ne Patuxen river every WEDNESDAY, and
AIuhtAf MORNINGS at clock, proceeding as far n
as Lyon creek on Wednesdays Returning will leave "
creek on Thursday morning O'Clock for Batmofc
letVe on Saturday O'clock for
mn LANDING Returning, VIII leave Hl's Landing on
oI'y morning at 5ocloCk for Baltimore. calling NJ the
Usual ahgngs on the river, also Plum Point and Fair
haven going and returning ~ NJ
Freight received on TUESDAYS end FRIDAYS
p...-. p, n. l.. WEEMS, Master
r4ssaEe to Patuxent 81. Meals extra -''S''''
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CANFlELD, BRO. Il Co,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just imported invoice Of SUPERIOR TONED
MUSICAL BOXES playing Overtures, Polkas Waltzes
Quadrilles, Marches, Hymns, &c, &C. with Organ Cast-
net and Bell accomplishments 6, and IL airsfor sale
Wllolesale and retail APPS tfr
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Steamboats,.

$50 P E0R PETERSBURG (via CITY
DERRY = 80 POINT, VA.)-The steamer "RFIvi
wharf NEY RgfGeIIyIng cargo, and will Leave iobt s,
For freiIht or naeDN ESDA AFTERNO0N at oclocr
'14i' VI passage, apply to '' " = y 'iooh'
1t PR d BRANDT, Jr., A gent,
u>es@ - . Light street wharf.
.Egs.sssssslgsrsgzH ~, FOR RICHMOND, VA
ceivi-9 me steamer "BELVInERF,
WEDNEsbEya a IT Tl H le3y Light street wba,f NFYT
FOR freight or passage apply to CLOCK
1t j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
Light street wharr
sxaeSlir--~.$ GREAT
SOY nHERN AND SOUTHWESTEpu
FREIGHT ROUTE INN
BALTIMORE, CITY POISSTT" FEY kY,-crrn,.,, 49,
ANN LIE a ND MEMPHIS, TENN - 'N>o@
Tb - n u / At ERM EnIATR. r oWNc
ine steamers GEORGE PEAROI,Y and p ~ yfhI1;nr
URDAY AFP rFFRHiofe Es Ely WEDNESDAY and SaT
TG9Ilhecting with the South Side Raronl tS olh va
hhoN nie memphis, and Intermediate IT, iShchpulk'
TIE SHORTEST, THE MOST FIX PEtEiTfrniITRs
and LUIS
=, -, BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 aI important points in South western VrFpis ra,,
bama and Mississippi o i'''iIerh part o! Ala
Goods recepted for through to any OF the atova pIao
foFuther information rates and time To The g.
tons on the route apply VIC S''eiai N'@'
J. BRANDT, Jr
o,,,., agent foThatan Steamboat Comnanv
-'t-ti No. 5 Light street wharf
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ILvER SOAP:- .An article expressly pre-
.Opared Tor CLEANING SILVER 1t removes all snof ~
eas Tsr or Plated Ware without eacng in
goods For sale by the cake, box gross at A' on new
ius5t, ,AMMIDoN l. CO.'S,
's@fs No, South Liberty tree
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cEurnIurf.

gnrnItur&.
III ENRY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL. CABINET MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
ng every description of CABINET WARE of the best ma
terials and workmanship ~ ' ma
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDEp
BEDS BOLSTERS and PILLOWS of Hair or Feathers IRON
sEDSTEADS, suitable for Hotels, servants, &c iss-tf
q NEW NITURE
HR WAREROOMS
The undersgnedwoud call the attention of his friends
anu me public to his new Warerc Oms, and his large
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and OF the best workmanship, with very moderate
pces he hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the Ol dStand.
THOS McGLANNAN,
49, No. 40l West Baltimore street
ID * ~ EuRNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh2s If
@ W. GREENWOOD 4 CO.'S
HA CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
NOS. ~ AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
- MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
constantly on hand and direct from Factory, great
variety Of CHAIRS manufactured Maple, Oak Walnut
ana Mahogany CaneSeat and Buck, Rush and Wood
Shars, painted or unpalned, knockdown drove up
bundles or boxes for shipping.
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees, Caneseat
Seat, - Boston Rockers
ROCKING ChalrS cane seat and Spanish Chairs Suits
PACK -, Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chalrs, cane seat and Furniture,
BACK, Bureaus,
Tetes, Canes Toilet Tables and Washstands
BACK, ,,.., Extension Tables &c.
We cordially invite former patrons, and all others in
the trade, to give a call. 1850 -
~ FFEssESScE-Robinson, Lord Co. Duer, Norris Il
W. GREENWOOD Il co,
ap2s-tf WIS 10 ana loo baltimore street,
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Al
PASSENGERS and their baggage conyeve, FREE of
Between the pepots on the Route > '' ''' y ''" &c
PASSENGERS by this Line enjoy comfortable nobt,s . O.,
Of @ D s'eaes and are privileged to iGp over at night
SddiAKTlCQLAR ACCOMPLISHMENTS from Now ycrl
anu Fhliadeipha by this Line will have their bsGrage
GeGked from those cities to BAY BOAT from whenre
Will be checked to different points South " 4'e IL
for further information and Through Tickets fv lch
EoUu Dy tle BAY or Mail ine,) apply in NEW YORK at lie
GESmpa1y:Ss Great Southern Railroad ONCE jHrs1
as M loot OF CORTLAND street, NJ c. Pearce
also at tne New Jersey Railroad Once foot OF CoutIsn5
street or at No 229 Broadway, corner of Barclay seo ab
me ne Ast9r House In PHILADELPHIA at the Connanv
omee, n w corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
MORE a. @ 0a atoa9 and Prime streets in BAiTI
81 i a IhS once baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
oi M mli9n DOCK or on board the Bay Steamers "
~ large ana cOmmodiOus and beautiful taa,e-e
fort iiiNA, ana ADELAIDE, repete with ever, corn
Zine S; I GOnVenenee, have been added the Line The
AW penG nov composed Of the splendid steamers ISI
ANA, capt q. RUSSELL ana ADFIAJDF Csntatr1 To-
having unsurpassed state rooms and berth accom-
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave ~, ,o
~ ni W9ari UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONC0RD EfiT
o.,...,.. SCAT ~ O'CLOCK, P M.,-ez
~ II; hlneelaely after the arrival of the FLpcsfy y u,
n % III - ~ w ORR ~ A. H., and PHILADELPHIA at -
NJ me 'oiIoWing Is the Schedule: "
Seg York at O'clock Il NJ Portsmouth. AZ * oc,,
R aIthmelPn'a' ~ {. ~, Weldon at ny An
F9r Augusta, Charleston and the SCnth Via &c ~; :.
ter railroad, finished. ' " "' ".''".5'
81 The train from Weldon in the oh,v. e,r, ,...Y. 1900
wilmington and Raleigh. '''' ''''7 80
PASSENGERS for Richmond and PETERSBURG Or an, on-
poits on the James River, connect with james tqr
early beNt morning after leaving Baltimore "
~; iaSsengers or Edenton, Plymouth, Newfcrr wasi
agreeable route. ~ n ~ r untItTE aEd
Baltimore June Is, 1860 Gie25-u H. ~ PT Ass:
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Board On Aldermen.

The Board Of Aldermen met last evening, Alderman
Cornell presiding
petition from Rev Or. Cum mngs, the pastor O! st
Stephens Roman Catholic church, In twenty eighth
street. asking permission a portion OF the base
OF that church for receiving vault, granted.
petition from the managers Of the Magdalen Ayum,
In Eighty eighth street asking donation from The city
to their institution, was referred to the Finance Com
mittee
petition from the Twelfth regiment asking for drill
at the public expense, referred TO the Commit
tee on Rtpart and supplies
petition signed by 600 persons, asking 10 have the
civil ard criminal courts changed from their present oca
tion the vicinity Fifty ninth street. referred
TO the Committee on ReTairs and Supplies
The report of the Committee Assessments In favor
81 relieving the property Of the Sisters Of Charity, In
Blrclay street, from assessment, was laid over.
TIE Finance Committee reported in favor Of selling,
the Donins price Of one dollar, plot OF ground
the Cf Seventy seventh street and Third avenue
10 have erected thereoa Hebres Orphan Asylum and
the report adopted.
The report Of Con mttee on Ferries avnring the
estsblsln,ut Of ferry from the foo, Of Desorosses
street, North river, TO Jersey City was laid over.
Tie bill Of Charles Weigsnd for the payment Of thirty
two for four weeks for exhu ming bodies In Potters
Fed, was referred to the committee lands and
PAGES The amount Of tue bill was e191 al
Alderman TuOsby offered a resolution authorizing the
City Inspector appoint assistant Health wariens at
salary OF % day each M ward In the city
The resolution discussed for tnfc bat finally
adopted by a vote Of IL ny cs against noes.
Alderman FARtsS moved resolution increasing the
sy Il I'd yard Erin toe super n;sndsnt OF Street I'm.
provemopis, froai ~ eco year 70 % 900
that there for this additional expendi.
ture He opi osed this precisely the grounds
that Influenced HIM % vote In the negative the
ton OF appointing the assistant Health Wardenr tho
motion finally carried however the vote standing IL
tos
A motion to adjourn offered, and II PREVAILED
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Gea Gariand. q TIE United states Army, stopping ai
the New York Hotel
Col Gsdcliu, Of the Russian Army. Professor n whit
ney ard wife n Northampton Henry Blaney and wife
a. Bgstcu and Professor VI u whitley, Of Nex Raven
ar stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Cl Harcee or West Point; r. Cabaas . cabs; ".
Olsfn, Of Chicago, Armstrong, n Pals IephAa
art a Slater, Jr OF Baltimore, stopping At tks
Unlon Place aotcl
Gen CHAMBERLAIN. Of the Cniied states army. J. ".
Cont, J. CCrrtfama and AroriD klr. al u Cdha e.
MtrFan aud wife, ~ - Paul. and J. A nenton. al
san francisco, stopping At tie Metropolitan Htei
Hanncrrisy ana wife, Or Hartford n Cobb,
~ FaFRnti raVld Seafs, Jr. Z. y. brQihfsf, ,. u
stcry IN atd aulg and Arthrr Comnn. ard I.ftv. al
q rston among TIE arrivals At TIE Bteyoort
lesiereEy
CO. issac cizer ard any other guests N The Iasa-ge
Foasc ~ yesterday f5r California IN The steamship
North siar
Captain NeCH, q tho Brlibh Army; A. u Cohen, or
FhVaierai. rarta1 rfcc, ~ Qrrbec. r. Webster aud
wife ~ reun, sfd Dr. Hart. " pccrs5urr, Va are
sfcppirg 81 80 tvtress House
Dr sln,urn, - Tesss. !. wash. OF Rye; = ne
Oncsala anf " ~ Ava, boh of Havana are stopping
at The Isitfge h.uae
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The SLAYER City az Norfolk.

CTR KEY wEzr CoKREsroNDsrsuE.
KY wysr Oct. n, 1880
Arrssel of ns Tinted Sats Steamers Wyandot and Or
,ascT-1hs slarer Cye r Norfolk The Circumstances of
Rer Dsscosyy while Engaged IN Hcou, Trafc-.Slnk
FaoAarssd Befcc,n AmeriaGr and Spanish Mar Tessls-
a Cds&s Bent-TrocaJte Pyaes u the srao.sh Command
snt-Fse',ng in Horara ca az Su,ea DE-, &c
The unncd states steamer wyandot, s,4aly, came 10
ordered nis quarantine and received coal ~ means Of
lighter.
The CrussSer arrived from cruise On the sth
inst she brxss o. The capture OF the City OF Nor
folk steamer well as her uiayss by spsniah man o.
aad also the Crusader bria-s The cross Of the
stcanc, Distressed American eeamen. The steamer
upSer portSsuuc colSrp and therefore NO subec.
20 eari-S b. n Amsrca q ser had she IL
scuth el6e 81 Ccoa dhchaIEed her cargo Get The
strnutr n urfrr fall heae q ttCSzl and b1lcs her
bottom 10 ~ Gova iato the deep bottom Of oran.
Bot, sosse suasgc misrnanasctgt abe changed her
cnurss aio came ashore, under saN head Of steam,
where ,te was discovered BY Spsa.sh ~ shcs
leading 10 Der c3TSrrc nr well - that Of her ss~es
landed. AbonS iao aad chsnged ~ EAs by ,ale
lstc tc<ert Eivr rice n considerable feeling bax
taken plsce he,set ,e Cru Adcr ar war stem
er Beth vtssch ~erespprosctrs boSsot the ssllsrs
cay, yhSn The Spzn 81 ship threw tAct the boz
q the Ctusadsr, siicA Captain kaGu Immediately re
TONED kositd hs epssrn auf bore dove upon him de-
msrciug " siat he meant The ex5laaa<lon eas that
The t<ussscr taken to- the City 81 Norfolk which toe
Ssr All was rartcrlarly ~ eue,t g. and whch vessel
was said y bear e~se rctenbance 20 Csptsin Maits
thp. undetsiaud stat s5e spanish officer hes made
tru Al complaint 70 hss admiral ~ susasc sF man
mr. IN Which tho trussdsr approaches him men az
quarters" g. Thcfe "a rpoh frniffr Havana On this
tulsc' bal 3. " ~ Loped ioet ihtse llue esUitons
q uaUtnshy wu 80 ~ H. eefisua cmplicatia u
ECalrs Ill SpalN
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Police InfalIlRanee.

ALLEGED ArIEanr - KIpSAP sAToR Thomas Hal.
den somewhat noted character In the sailor boarding
house and shipping business, taken into custody yes
tercay charge Of attempting 90 kidnap ssamaa
named hichnel Geraiy, under the following circu n.
stances -GerAiy WIS Induced TO put mp at Hadden's
house until vcssel which he nterdei to 70 to 81
johns, Newfoundland, was ready 10 sail On Friday
last Hidden asked MIS- guest 10 70 on board OF snp
y ing Cd the Battery aud when he got him board he
him that he had been shipped for the voyage
and must content himfelf with the fare Gcraty ex
pressed HI. sssonihmcnt al the news and asked Tor an
explanation OF the landlords conduct Hidden there
produced what perort.d TO be the shipping papers
with Gcratyf Signature attached. when the lat
ter denied the benulnenees OF the document, and
deminded 10 be seat ashore; but Hacdea Insist
cd tBht 10 all right, and showing OF In
. row boat left poor Seray bis fate subeeq uently
friend o. Gcrays heard OF the Transaction aud with The
assistance q the haeor pooc succeeded IN saec.ns the
Justice Kelly, 81 the Lower Police Court, and preierring
charge sgsns' his psrsccuior had him taken iao
tody Haddcn, Who was arrested BY officer CtrneI, Of
the harbor Iolicc committed TO the rombs for ex
animation.
ExJoyNc TaEvsg1vFa AZ Orara rrorrrs Exprxsr =
Thomas Cony and Joseph FraEsc occasionally indage
jokes at other peoples expense Ga sunday afternoon
Ing 10 ME- asclls clyde, Of No 9i7 Grand street, vhie
The latter attending DIVINE service At Dr. Nc aucy
good time generally Amer trying the spe,d o. the
horses on The Bloomug dale road, aud visiting
The hotels sIl along The route to HIGH
Btdsc, they r,tcrned 10 The city, and picking up tc
male acq aantsnce, nsmei Catharne kinney again started
exploring expedition thorough The upper part OF the
Island. How many miles Nrs. Clydcs horses made
10 perform 10 rot ,xscuy known, bat certain Il Ne ia.
the poor imal. kept unt four O'Clock
day mornirg When foand at. livery stable Ia Wooster
them destitute Of hts hind shoes, and olked
ma'sAby the worse for wear saos gently the police
arrested The practical xers and being brought before
Justice Connolly, what their astoaishneut 20 dnd
ua they charged With astste prison offence
:. os 80 $500 Us,Hs ,0, ,s
magistrate WAS dciermlned 70 punish shen.
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Arrivals and Departures.

NV nstrivs lrr Enthusiastically Rieu rine-O For
fsw W tffir. Mrs. Hfwewoof tao chfdrex.
ff1 3sse rcrss wsVher and iasv M Iaoxt Wsr,ano
0cuex vAncych and family
NV orirsSs ssr Uivass-sesnship Empire Oy--Cs
6fs,ee VIE cen and daughter, Beni Ieman and n N The
ssvssrtr-swrrs hir scr'rrery-t W Gregory, "
Ifwarfs ana lady. srFer Mo tuia Grerorv i Vsvson.
kerrey. torpsr, Rely, Hubbard bowen. ] n HoSs
Geo sneefen.
CniutsyoS-stesr,hp Jsrss Adrrr-H 4 CLIFFORD ! a
Gssth ~. NrsJ smih Mrs Nef Mrs Fltyen e selen
~ Nerfyran, kdw West II Raiuey. Nerrworth. n
s.ssle NJ Auion, Hiss weston, Miss Hodges Brewer,
p Men.
RirHwCSn Ac-steansiip fsrssicwn-u HeYtxier a W
" rpus. Nctlueti NIf - otrty arf ch.d Tals
40 fhlfi CIV Nve. " y Isyler Z Iook Yrs koe,y y
In Ia aesrsEe. .
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Our Rio Janeiro Correspondence

ho JASHRo, sept !, l&p
ne Legislative Session and no Acts-BM in Regard 70
Public Sales Of Slaves, dc Visit Of Prince AIRED cf
Eroland-TAe Noe Docks-Grea, Ned Of Nes Ferry
Bcats- wasr for ne CITY, wtaAr-Hesih, dc.
Before leaving for the Northern provinces will give
you reums Of what has been passing in Rio The House
OF Deputies and the Senate about bringing their abors
TO cose. Compelling the banks to redeem their ,tes
with specie has been the most important act OF the
sesrior.
The Of conducting the elections throughout the
empire has undergone lengthy discussion; and a bll
broush, forward by the phisnthropist Silver ds
Noita prohibit the sale Of slaves by public auction, 70
which vas added amendment 70 prevent ths sepsra
tior Of the slave and wife, Aso OF the mother AM
children but the amendment has been clog W the
BILL and doubtful N be patched mp 10 pass.
BY an sct Just passed the children o. foreigners res
dent In Brazil net In the service CT their country shall
be considered rs foreigners during their minority, aud
the QUESTION Is nov consicered ~ nna.y settled
The Princess label has her fourteenth year. and
has publicly taken The oath to che constitution and
baby the diplomatic agents Europe already the
We have bad Prince Alfred Of England here. The i'm.
Mountain when be entered the ha Dor being duty u
the time ~ midshipmsn The following day the En-
peror visited him On board when the standard OF Old
England was boisled and the admiral o. the ssicn vas
the orders Of the Prince but upon the Emperor
saVrg the Leopard was again Tag ship aud Alfred was
Captain Feel has been some time on this station In
command Of Bazzard but been superseded and
gees home Invalid
The walls and basins In front Of the city progress
rs They are Of the mostr Mold construction and are
credit 10 Mr. Charles Ncau, he engineer, who AIMED
aud Il csrryr them The portoons have acted aimi
rtby in placing the sbutmcnts for the arches aud IL
.onast they are not In more general use.
lbe kis pile has not yet been driven for the dock 10
receive the ferry boats building at the Novelty
Woke Sad u not for the condolences 10 agent.
Dr. T. ksusy, we Of Ro would begin despair OF the
ktg promised boon Apropos OF the dock. ~0uld u not
~ ven for the nrs boat 70 bring direct acting
ri.e triverf
The old les-y boats make very good time but they
generally locg time In getting aonRs de the wharf
what Is eqrivsent 70 the mouth Of river apd
the rnsserRers obliged TO leave, al . time by
rokesy platform, aud OF vcdy day the balloons
considerable DANCER 80 the sooner We have ,ne mes
ferry boats the better
The weather 10 zee and the opfce II coming N Tue
yricecprrent will give ycu the rest
The STRAINS whict have been eurplyirg the city with
found 10 be Insufficient the drv and
roserroir about 10 be made tbe Tiuca Mountain 70
10 fed from the ale which al sends ~ stream
20 TIE ocesn through nc Iagoa dc Er gucs de Fseas,
ard 10 lost 70 the city.
Rio free from fever, ard s scncrt'y healthy
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Nrw procFss N sra vaxtxe "A gentleman OF Touisi
ara has patented process for making sugar, by
which ali the sweetness Of the juice and evsa m
Issrce iusif can be reduced N sugar viii be pot "a
operation the coaS In lew weeks The Brsrey
odds --Tnere are two fncts Which 90 show ths, all
The sweet matter IN the r2rc = rrysfs i1shle.
Pure ircc exposed N a not 81. shtios dts1.
becomes erlid grslns ~ sugar. WITHOUT apy s~ses,
whatever. and Cry Vice. inss tuea-, when nixed with
water d febnicd leaves aerAble per centsrr of
ucassts. Taose two facts a. n shew tht. mo
asses rof necessarily rrerJ stalirsbe matter. snd
T. a svtry thiur that y sweet 10 Juice crs saliza
n. There bst iltc daubf ira the rteitg claimed hy
M RI 'tut,e tpnws ictres vii eventually - gs0fncet,
tai E. tty L win tc done on tho cosTl NJ Sc AGO. ~
A. ell A. Vtssuci question
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Fire In Salem, Mass.

BosToS oct 20, 1880
A Ore in Salem, Sunday morning, destroyed the Frank
lin Building occupied by several stores, the armory OF
the Salem Cadets, the melodeon msnufactry Of y NJ
chos, primary aud private school, the cob rooms,
&C. The building valued at s25 900, and insured for
sl3ffO Total loss abou S35 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

ScfcNoS SrcnpSKn vtrerable citzsn az Northampton
rUfpch.prts ust died. the po,h year ~ hts srs
lie the father &C Mr. sictdars who, with Mr.. An
dTovs. wrote vsl knoun Latin grammar, and sso q
pat Tafpsn sioddafd Tie tstin6usShed missionary 70
tNr Neat eFfare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

TlETUNs VNN TsN.
The ticket ofncc az the New York Central Railr ni
ofce kntelard strect, was broken into Early this
morning. Toe safe sss opened with false seys. aud
81 900 In bank bills stolen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

HonriBry xrtrFR NrAR roxAwlSpA-A wo~ss's
rHrosr ttrPatssr feIs and railroad ron Niagara
Fails this morning bring the irt gerce that horrible
murder mites Tnuawanda yesterday ster-
Two unfts arc to5 abou, the matter and the
Aors 81 escb ttis' that th,r sccoupt the
Not kro~irg which Ia tire wr give both. leaving
rtade's 70 form ttelr orninrs The 1rst Account
rune ~ ths wss As The cypress train the Buhso
and Niagara Fas road sbsu, mile from Tcpa wanda,
woman vas fccn standing rear the usck, and - tho
cars arrros bed the jar cnrsed the womsn 70 fAH over
and roll away frcm the vaH The train vV stopped and
bsetsd ur ,o the riot AMI Uncovered that the
woman cead ard perfectly cold With her ihroa, cut
nem ear " car The body taken 70 touswsnda Inc
ether report that tho deceased lying across tho
as when frst aud that the cars rsstd over nor,
cutting her body twain hot that on picking her W the
ctad with her throat cut described above. In
either case horrible murder has been committed, and
the euv rartes no Doubt placed TIRE BODY The track
the victim bed been lnsd BY NC cars HscsT Jaion,
OF Is
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Two Ds.srue.,vs Fires in New Orleans.

IRON the New Orleans Bee, Oct 10
Midnight before last Gre set 70 the prem,sce
OF ~ webers grocery store No 1877 Poydras street. oppo
site the market snd 10 short time the whole bufinC
ing and the night bitterly cold the Ore roared In sc
furious night, and ending abundance Of highly In
fsmmsbc material, spread in both directions through
The or brick stores I've IN rumber d.ssroy them
all. u with the greatest tifcuy working In nar
row sy Ways and small ynds hlled w.lh wooden sheds
further TO the and The spoe mill atjsnins ons
side was barely saved after strenuous cserons made ~
about SEQ eco follows The buildings, belonging 70
hscsne Iucien Malus and Madame J. A n. rrudsau,
valued at $40 tto; wsbers stuck valued At $40 00e on
which he bad nominal Of 81 900 widow
Resenhecrs tailoring establishment l,ss sstoo, cover
CO. q oo va: sS:s es s,sIs so s
IS eco.
About two O'Clock and while this Ore was raging IN ie
the telegraph gave the sarm for another Gre and
after word came TO the Chief Engineer that Mr. Y.
Cumm two story DWELLING St Charles street be-
tween poy nra and Felicity road was on Ore. aud tho.
Games driving fercey before the gale The larger part
q The Fire DEPARTMENT wss instantly despatched - this
Reality, whore they found a cornagrAtlon already
rncu hesd~sy In square cloeely built up witc
nsme ercesions a sale blowing, and bat hiie
case OF he uost daring iueendiarism. Tao previous
attempts lad been made since eleven O'Clock 70 destroy
the residence Of Mr. Cummtts. both OF which were ds-
coyftd and frustrated he himself being awakened The
second me from the smoke The ncendisry then start
worth 81 COO ard three mules vsscd at 5000 ~ere
90 60 death Before this 'nseous connaers'o, rocd &c
CHECKED six IRE two story cousges-Nos sos SOU suz,
ii are ard s6s - Char eR sirsewere Destroyed witb
Mr. Days double t~o story frame house on Felicity road,
occupied ~ Or. hercer Mr. scGsrresys stab es, aud
81 Kitchens and outhcnses In the centre ~ tho
rquare The ioss by tbs Ore amounts 70 nearly $40 ooo
Mr Cuu'rfs hsd fsuraroe 70 the amount 81 30 0co
hes n Ga eco w John T Moore bad Insurance ~
~ tCo On q ~ 30 oto Nr George Burus bal IN
surance ~ s3fco on loss n 50 500 kessrs. Aderla,
Jacob winter. Cavarafb. 0Brien. Cummings, Moore,
Burr. widow taitcut, lost all nearly 81 their
furniture nv. MERCER saved meet n hts u NOT
urtl hours q wenrisomc labor and exposure
that the nrntn were 1naly enabled TO leave for their
konts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
Murder IN Svalsham, Mass.

BOSTON, OCT u, 800.
In wsltham, Sunday night, after quarrel, Edward
Johnson deliberately stabbed Barney Doberty 10 the
heart killing him instantly. The murderer arrested.