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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
Movements of the Hon. John Bell

LOUISVILLE, KY, Thursday, May IL, 1860.
The Hon. John Bell has arrived here en- route to
Tennessee. He was serenaded this evening, and IL
now addressing the people in front of the Gait House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
The Canadian Parliament.

QUEBEc, Friday, Nay II, ISbU
The bill of the Hon. Mr.. Ross compelling all foreign
insurance companies and agencies in Canada to make
deposits with the Government, was passed at a third
reading last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
Marine Disaster.

BosTos, Thursday, May IL, 1860.
The ship Sea Ranger from Liverpool, for San Fran
cisco. sprung q leak of Staten Land, previous to
March IL, and run ashore upon Rugges. Part of
the cargo was saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
GOV. sEwARL WILL BE NOMINATED.
CHICAGO, Thurso,y, May 17--lI;4o P. m.

My conclusion, + ON al that can gather, TO-
night, is that the opposition to Gov Seward car
.,sa concentrate on any candidate, and that he
will be nominated. n. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
Fire nj 81. John. N, Ii,

ST. .oHS, n. b., Thursday, May H. l%0.
last niDht eleven houses were burned ON Straight
Shore Nearly all were insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
oftI,e SAINT Ste Marie Canal

DETROIT, 1hursday, MAY II, Ioo0
The SAINT Ste Marie Canal was opened for the pas
SAGE Of vessels ON the 10th insi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

Nothing blanks are much denounced az inconsist-
emf with TN rest, and as an undue paadcring to
German fanat,ism,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21

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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

LOUISVILLE Aug. 20, 1859.
W. H SETTLE. ESQ: II gives great pleasure to
after ITLsl Oi the '-Nesper Lamps
my study Tor six AeeNs ST, and after observing
closely the lIne lrugt Ul I.uie, the experiment
vi iguting 'UuiOn lent" with these lamps, /
have entire c1uhdenc- their efficacy IL seems To
eS aIOrd AL Ihe advautlgUS Of the best gas
IIgb those wbU 1--we out Of the cities large
TIe process Cf preparing and lighting the lamp is
so readily learned, tue I&tuTes simple ana
liable to get Oui OI Orer the the light
pIratIVeIy little, aud ti4e whole free from
AL ,uger tIat ueeds OIly mere acqu ainLInce
I part Of the puplc with the vesper Gas Lamp
orIng Incu general ia -'u. hput Country.
Yours Truly,
STUART ROBINSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY,.
MisfeIlaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
Most Convenient Arti ial Light
In THE WORLD,

THIS GAS is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
Il for elegance, economy. safety and simplicity
cannot be surpa ssed. The fixtures are in the sIine
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures.
disadvantages are that It is portable gas light
uDrivaled for briliiaDcy, eheapneEs cleann and
required IL is easy to regulate, and requires lo
trimming, and for attention, whatever. after light
ing. 1t IS perfectly safe anh free from explosion
and has no odor or smell while burning. The light
be made To burn with any degree of briiliancy,
by turning screw and be increased instant me-
o. .sIy in volume from that Of q candle to ten
twenty, by turning 4 valve as in ordinary gas
The Vesper Gas fame and fixtures precisely re-
sembc lu form those Of coal gas bat in briiiancy
and purity IF light, II Possesses deciied adyaii-
Ltse over any coal gas. II requires chimney,
there is no need Of iiiy trimnIng Of wick, and
the construction Of fixtures il simple that it is
not liable get out of order, and 4 child can
age II readily. The gas burned in lbe Yesper tx
tIre is generated from puse coal oil, or '.Nesper
Oii," (Which manufactured Expressly for this bur-
IeF ) without any admtxture OF alcohol or other
fore IN ingredients, and its supply is unlimited.
The EXtures themselves adapted in styles TO
sui al tastes. from the pian, simple light burner
ths most elegant aud costly ch Indeiier- Each
fixture perfect IH itself there Is out ay to be
maze for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
IN generated ia this burner, aud all fixtures,
from the cheap sinRielight to the expensive chan
sCld - prices which do not exceed the cOst OF or
LiL ry gl hxtures similar styles aud Ornsnenla-
ton.
churches, hotels, public halls stores, steamboats,
and private res .deuceS through ghvnt tie state
li.w tel Up witl tines. eieg ant and Convenient
add mt, 10 the appearance Ui such places, and
the conf rt of the home circle, and WHICH, here
tOfUre cOUI be used only those favored
embrace tim tie coal gas limits OF large cities.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot OF CO1IIn the city ii Is Al
1 M EFNA YAED winch Is the O..ly i,IIce Anal
gives lh- legal SeIgHI per busheL IL shar
10 y more neat Lsaes au sOUt IA any Ot''e
l,,,s oiierr4 IuT sale. Ne Viii CJutILdc 70 suPpis
,,,r Irt.uGs Iuu customers usual lV~ pTlCet
curing Tie coming winter. Try tno -EINA COAI
lud b. convinced LnLt II Is the most cSonohCdl ~
m. u,s.t UrGers 4roptpsd "a BOx -, r. ~, or -
the Ar,i CK ui y. * Z. IL a. D@i "iii De prompt
az ,tt,-t,!-a 20 SAM - AUNr-w.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
Home Testimonials.

FTO14 tue tteN. 7. :. FIiII y islINI!Ie.
NAsdyILs Z, De-, II, 1859.
Coz. T. II. TAYLOR-pear SIR nave used, Tor some
time, OF the Ncsper Lamps, AMI beg leave To
express my obligations you IOr having introduced
my notice To persons iiviHg in the country or
parts OF the city where gas cannot be hat, or
may desire a iIguI much more economical that
gts-iud the IuIiy equal 10 iIIuILi-
ting pOwrr-thIs apparatus ~ilI prove dcslIera-
1 regard this a the 81 beautiful and most useful
iLN euIUl fOr procuring al suIail cost, Tue adgan
Lag : OT gas hguI tnII 1 the
tIAI perfectly safs-Ia explosion ing
lui, tue iI'aps pie CONSTRUCTION
I.4d uiIlsged wIIh ease.
Very truly yours,
y = EaIT
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STIMONIALS.

Scien iic and others who have thoroughly
te Ted tile merits Of the Vesprr Gas Air Light,
rJDO4ce il the best and cheapest ight now kuoS
>umOerIess testimonials being received daily
rom ali quarters vOushiug for the excellence Of this
L!saI a few OF which gwen below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21
e = NOREHEAD,
THUS. =. PAGE


.
W. II. SETTLE-Dear SIr 3ner hayIIg made a
ttOr Ough eximii OF the ''Ycsper a. - Ia rUlI-
Il Illuminating pe~er, ChvmICaI comp sstUH,
ETC, do nest sLe u recommend u b :iug
ser and more economical Nclids possess. NJ great
Intensity Illumination than any other
In the I4baratory it Is superior to the alcohol as
means of obtaining heat, and Will be found OF in
valuable the ia Ug sIst well Tie
faci iurInS Chemist.
CHAS W. WRIGHT, VI. u.
Pref. Of Chemistry in the by. School Of Medicine,
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS ExceIlency, Gov. c H. ADrehe1d, and
Ihos ) Page, Esq, State Aud tor.
To VIZ. HI. SErfLE, Es4- LJuIsEIlie, ky--De1r Sir:
Ne have been aud are nsiug your ..V.-sper Gas y
perfectly satisfied with its utility. II gives
s5t, bril- lnt amt beautiful hight, and Is perfectly
secure I.gm ,,IOsiOn- IL very cbeap and
uum.cai aId Of far less cJst tlaa auy other
light Ne satisfied that IL Will soon be adopted
b. ali persons glO Iyc not the opportunity of OBJ
tam L.. < -, AID alsD 10 whom gas accessible and
with HON ca-ap .esS ia line ginai OuIlIy for nx
lures and the continual expense Of burning OBJ
icct.
Yours, &c,, e : AOREHEAD,
HOS. =. PAGE
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Sanfsrd's Challenge Heaters.

Iusf recssvea tas % sAagsra's esissssted Ckf2L-
- LksoE HEATERS, tas n sst PoseFfaf hestrfs
saa the sre atsst ael fazy are sapt-
81 fsr ace - rS4ts hSasa9 Paa1r "a EttE ca.ssssFs
aasFes, Ae Sstaiax sasasfssS - Eassa aAs sssa ia
Nsateni. E
IA al s<asa 70 tasla have zKiets ef ether stores
- te oest kaslss "a tfs psaessef aa1 ap FAR
.eas. zs ssa q IA all i7ssfipsieas Of sosk n ny
&c. - las sasFtsss asElesA
usev9s-a qrEo. ". WtlsoS.
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kENOSENE Olh4.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,

(EsIABIsHED 1854
A NNOUNCE that, having made great IMPROVE
~ menIs IN the manufacture oI Kerosene, they are
aoS enabled 10 offer it To- shs Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofcOnsumers il respectfully called
IN zot.i,,ued table sue result at ph tUnetrical
.KarnlUation, by EDwARD n KENT, oi New York,
Chemist and dated Feb 1856
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k'rcSh SccI..

GLOVER, Timothy, hcrd Grass, Blue Grass aud
L, urcIlri IIrass seed dst iucc' c., 1Id i1r s'e
low To-. U4sI EAl-,o, BiSI.'N y * Co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21

EEROSFNFis aIsoto be ObL2iHed At the MInuSac
tu-rs1 rIoces OF siithcNew GOTs NuUIc-1ie Drag
,fgrrs t,-r GERS -CaInplee 4ui Turning Flutt AAH1
.tJIurc-s and I eLlcFs ia Lamps
:, -ZL-F,C-,tNt tls the trade mark of the k.TG
seu tJIi Co. aN,i ali psrsuas are cautI"ie as -iHs
using the tradr-IuaT for other OILS 1cii-On
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irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat.

INstoreandIorsAIcaIew IL barrels Oie Acellen tirls
lr,t.,ors AiLELL, aJUrEK * 90.
.pr3-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21

From Mr.. Alexan Ter FII Nashville.
Ma TH.bAAS Al. IAGLoK-ibe been
-si1s the Ncspcr Gas Lamp, sid BY yOI, sep
tc.Iber Last, aud am pc fecJly satisfied Ia Is
the most economical, II IOI Jh most JIO.i-
Cal, ~eI as br.liGbt isats ia 4 DC nal ia Is
YI>ly inaIsgs,l, aud uuIes!tItugiy recommend II
Al OII OI the reach OI gas
ALEXANDER FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-21

From SeabHry Co, as Filters, Nashville.
The Nesper Gas makes brilliant auG beautiful
hut, thI cheap td pOI table, aud periectly Ife
Iic traction OF tHe Ne-per Gas burner anu Iie
l. perfectly snp.e, tuat Il cannot get out
y -. Icr, explode
manage Ilis burner IS easily uude r
-, -qdirss but itttl- aIeutisa keep
u ClcsI good ordeT than ordinary gas fixtures
rue gut produced b. tue kcsIer Gas coAsiIer
fdly eqdAi IN every respect, - any other klud vi
Gas hsAI-
JOHN NJ. SEA URY,
T-J. SEABURf,
ii. :. FEACH.
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= n ASHEsVII1IEj
WEEKLY,
VOL. XXI.
m;sfellaneous.

Established AGO.
PETER LORILLIARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 & Is Chambers ST.,
formerly ~ Chatham street, New York-)
EITOULD call the special attention Of Grocers and
w Druggists 10 his removal, and also the articles
Of his manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac iboy, DemigrOs,
Fin RaPpee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nachitoches,
american Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
scotch Fresh Scotch,
Isga, Toast Scotch Irish high Toast
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or Lundyfoot
TOBACCO.
sxogISG. FISB CUT caESI>G. sAokfSG.
No. 1, P-AL, or plain, 81. Ja9o,
No q CIveadish, sweet, ~ nisb,
SosI&2 mix'd, S.eet scent Il or,'nOco, Canister
Hitef.ot fin Foil Caveu.Iish. Pure I'rkISh-
A Circular Of Prices will be sent 90 af'Vlcation-
v B-Note the nex article of Fresh Scotch sinud
which xiii be found superior a-t-l" Tor dipping
purposes
der3O-d3nl
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4 vii fsy highest market prIcsIOr Corn io
4 - IvaI IeIis er el ~ IIie CITY Mus.
y. 4iULI.INO5N % III
,s-tIz-tf No. . llATACI sITcet
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T. y Il R \
For the Consideration Of sensible People

A IJHI NJ aOoutis nUtJGe practice OfDr. AESECh-
II ale 4ndctsL.si,.s disease once .I..d cures
iie h4Ies long n,5eTIug arOuud tOAs ruaaIng
oils O4t stIoAs uaiJlOraoie prLcts.U ospccL
ole pay IIc.IIs- CIsSs sso- ~ by
OIl-T a. zlC4is Jlteu cured Dy AZ. saEskGk
Oullr Colieg gvsLresI, corner Oi Lac.
Iuis
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aasbpillf patriot.
TER MS.

Deiiy, per annuu- ...-....ss 90
-Isi-Seekty peradHutn, 90
One Weekly for two years, ortwo Week- les
for ore year in advance, -..-.--...-- 90
When the isaily- fri-TeekIy, or Weekly Is to be
discontinued (paiI ay1uce at the time subscribed
Ior), the subscriber storder .Otn srwise viii be
Continued adoption uatilPaid fsr and stopped
H not paid it be paid at the time Of discontnu-
ance, ourOption- Ifthe party IS good it Will be
sent until paid
our risk
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aew-Dork.

From yIscHER, OWEN : CO, Gsaer., .ax.-,,,.-,
house Appleton E,iscine sze Broscwsr
- NeE-york.
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aUSTENS, Agents,

Reliable orders from the Trade, b. Mail or iei
graph ,aIIed u appiicauOHto 10
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
T o E S a L E.
That Suburban Residence.

uvIsHING To make other Investments ~ pro
w n',..tossll. Rea IE.sLateIH .JavIdsOEcO.
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FArAI FIGH1 BEoADwAY.--An inquest was held yes-
terdsy by Coroner schirmer. At No 1876 Eighth street.
upon body Of James Robertson native Of this city,
sged 20 years. who died from the effects Of injuries
ceyed while engaged in eight AT the Of Broadway
and Prince street. the ght OF The hremens prooce
sion. Deceased and two friends were standing
the sidewalk waiting for the procession 70 como
along, when Roberson who was somewhat under the in
Buence Of liquor, became engaged IN quarrel with two
Strangers From words they came 10 blowB, and In the
row Robertson Knocked down. Upon being picked
up by his friends deceased appeared 10 be badly injured
and al taken 10 bis home. lie attended by
physician, but no gradually became worse, and died
about half past six O'Clock on Sunday evening. post
mortem examination Of the body made by Dr. Bouton
showed that death caused by compression Of the
BRAIN the result ola fracture o. the skull In the Alb
sence Of any testimony the a The assalant,
the Jury rendered verdict OF death from violence al
the hands OF some pcrsou unknown
FAraI Acc1pssr-Coroner OKcefe held an inques, at
the New York Hospital upon the body Of Timothy Dona
hue, native Of Ireland twenty four years OF age who
died RON the effects Of Injuries accidentally received by
brick falling upon his head while be psssng by tho
building the Of demolition At the Of
Chatham and Duane streets Verdict In accordance with
the above facts.
scArtrh 70 nssrH -Caihsrine Kauper, q child about
three years old who severely scaldcd No 2f5
Eighth avenue the 18th nro, by the Npsetting Of
coffee pot ugon her person. died yesterday rom the e.
fects of iuries Coroner Schrmer held inquest
upon the body when the jury rendered verdict Of
dental death.
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TIE FIREMEN,s PARADE.

MAYuNH hfflNkf
NEw XoRg, U0t IS, lst0 !
rogS nrcvrp, Fsq, chief Engineer Ncw YORK Fire pe.
parimant 80
nEAR sTH-l have been requested BY his Royal u ghne"
me Prince ~ Wales "a thank The IRE rarmcnt q th
CITY and yourself AID associates for ne very mposng
espsy q saturday nshs last aud to say ihat 70 % com
try has be witnessed m exhibition Of Ike character II
All 10 he compared With 4.
Pone sccept, 10 addition, my own css important ~.
snowedFrncns and ne noble fellows who turned
ont upon Inc occasion Of my obligations 70 them aui ap
probation o. their merits dremon citizens and as
FERNANDO woOD, Mayor
In Cur rspor, n he Gremens torcbighl procession
honor Or the Prince n wacs VIC accorded tho rgh, Of
the line " ihe Exempt Conway ofbs city This was
mistake, Cor was Nontaus Enginc Company No p, q
Btocsyn, which occup % that position.
70 rHE gDIT0R OF THE HERALD.
Nsw YosK, oct Is 1850
Pcase correct he siatcnant regarding tha Exempt IN.
gae company yoar acoosnt u he parade On saturday
evening. ne compaay had seventy mea, sna z'phar
WIS, Ksa., isremsn aEd has been for several years
Rsre,uLy, Jour-, ~. Watkins, Jr, s.c'y.
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whom not invited on board-dis utes which
npaly cmaxed by the dragging on, Of oono,ous AMI
cadaverous individual who had concealed himself in
coal hole the Prioee laughing heartis the operation
was performed Lunch was served At O'Clock.
ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION AT WEST POINT
The harriet Lane arrived Yves, Point jus, before
three O'Clock. From Putnam westchester counties,
from all the surrounding country, and from Albany
ana New York Cities the people came 10 the Prince
The little ferry boat, which. at dubiou intervals,
meets Garrisons with West Point, mpetely over
loaded at every trip and nearly sank It's burden
The people came in carriages, by the cars, in row
boats and seamers-any way TO get TO see thu
Prrcc-so that when the cutter arrived the
whole front Of the hill seemed covered with human
beings as IT, by the Arabian miracle reversed the stones
had been char ged into The boat immediately
made fast the dock and persons but the troops and
the Herald reporter allowed upon the dock. Col
Deaaei stepped to the sangway shook hands with the
Prince, and said, "Your Hghness welcome to West
Point" The Prince having hidden ''goodby" 70 and
shaken hands with the officers Of the Harriet Lane,
then introduced 70 the officers preeent Colonel Della
field asked If the Prince would ride drive 10 the
view "What have your" asked the Prince The Colonel
replied that horses omnibuses and barouches equal
y at his Hghness service anduggested that the people
would much ike TO BEE The PriDce csp1t Juss Is
you prefer said his Hghness aud In q moment the
horses led up, and the royal party mounted and
galloped of.
Two squadrons OF cavalry, under the respective
command OF Lieutenant Dodge, Of the Second
cavalry, and Lieutenant Williams, Of the First dra
goons, were formed in line the dock the
Prince arrived After his Hiehness had mounted his
horse and with his suite rode of the dock to terra trina,
the cavalry presented arms and the salute was ackno
ledgei by the Prince who politely uncovered his head
One squadron Of Dragons marched in ADVANCE and the
other brought up the the roy party occupying the
post OF honor between the two The Prince rode In
immediate company with COL Delaneld, the staff Of the
latter consisting Of Adiutant Holubrld Lieut.. Williams,
Treasurer of the Military Academy; Lieut.. Mcxiiian'
ouarsermaster, accompanied the royal suite. Az the
Prince and his escort gsoped up the hill leading 70 the
Academy, Fort,K Knox poured forth national salute o.
thirty three guns from It's battery Of twenty four pound
ers and the cheers and salutatons OF six thousand
people forth cheers and sauaions Of welcome the
son Of EDgands noble Queen OF cheering, hearty
reception, and well worthy Of the occasion.
BEFORE THE REVIEW.
The Prince rode Immediately the residence Of Colonel
Delaneld, where he was received by General Scott.
After about hour passed in conversation and refresh
men the party walked the parade 70 the insttu
ton Of the academic buildings accompanied by the fol-
lowing attaches Of the Academy all attired in the neat
full uniforms Of the respective Of the service
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demonstrations viii be made In his honor until Thursday,
which "a 70 be observed in is city general holiday
Lopgfellow has written ode which Is TO be sung by
one thousand grs 70 the air "God Save the Queen
1t Ia AZ follows
OUR FATHERS LAND.
God bless our ftthers' and,
Keep her IN heat and hand
one with ownl
Fr, m all her foes defend
Be or brave peoples friend
On al her realms descend,
y otect her throne
Father, in loving care,
Guard Thou her Kingdoms heir,
Guide ali his wars;
Thine arm his shelter be
From harm by land and sea,
Bid storm aud danger Zee.
Prolopg his days!
lord, let war g tempest cease,
Fold the whole earth In peace
Under Thy wngs
Make all Thy nations one,
All hearts beneath the sun,
Til Thou shalt reign alone
Great King Of Kiogsi
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NV YosE, Oct ID, 1899
beg leave to correct which appeared IN your
paper 81 The 18th rs reference the Ore No 100
Hester street saturday evcring during the parade.
You ray that No 10 kugpe placed In charge o. Capt
Irwin Insurance Patrol Watch. No. and that they sue
ceeded IN exipguishpg the ore aided by Engine Company
No. q The TACT II Engine Company No was 90 The
ground aud At work from fifteen TO twenty minutes before
any other apparatus arrived At the nre.
EDWARD J. KNIGHT,
Foreman nrlne Company No
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Mrs. EtrASns IovE wArmScrov. the cstmsble wtfc q
John A Wseh1gtoD, Fsq died at Wavelsnd. the REL.
dcure ~ her husband n fsnquier oosnty Va ou The sh
inst, IA tho 37th YEAR Of her are.
IoBs BpicK ESQ defender Of baltimore IN 1874 diei
At An1kfoE 90 the 9th ipst The mother o. the aecesed
VAS dsrrbisr ~ Thomas Jennings Esq Attorney Gene
raj az lie theu province of kary land.
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ng place for the last months have been twins max
ING IN all four pair The last pair are 10 hand weex
ago Should this state Of things continue BORNE win
De city some day OF no mean dimensions; II can al.
ready be said OF It that il ia growiag' place We adj
wise all married folks and discansoa,es TO emigrate TO
Boerne forth WITH and send this greeting TO the
disconsolate everywhere. There ID something In the
mountain air Of Texas that gives health developes
life twofod.D
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sour.
PrentoIiere.
FISH.
Salmon Trout, Lohs.er Sauce.
Chap Trnfes Sauce Perigord,
Ftlet de Boz 4 au Champagne.
Ria de Neaa la eampa
> rcf de de Volatile a Ia Refine,
Pernke de Nean Ia MAlonna ire,
Canvas Back Duck, Cuan,
PAirlege, Broiled Woodcock,
Reed Bird
rROip.
Gaiatine de ckssson in Bellevue.
Pate de k'sonte
Tongue Bellevue.
Aspa dhuitres
kalad dc Valoile.
EWES PUDDING.
Grape Pies Apple Merony sus.
Appl- Pies Charlotte Russo.
EDghah Cream. wine Jeley.
FANCY CAKE.
Pears. Peaches. Grapes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
S.xsIIpfsIISGsnce.

The rnited stairs steamer Richmond lelt Norfolk Al
clever O'Clock on saturday ard proceeded " Tape Henry
INT returned Al three ococs on account Of The preva
Ieroe a heavy northeast rsle.
Teut prSbrod Taylor has been ordered 70 The school
.t,tn Consultation. At Annapolis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 49, lseo-TRIPEE

papy Of dragons, left the academic grounds and pro
ceeoed brink trot Cozzen's Hotel, where they ar
rived at hsfpast tive o'clock The Prince Immediately
retired 10 bis apartments apparently fatisued from the
day perambulatons.
At teven O'Clock NJ the Prince and royal party dned
The following ia the bin Of fare