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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-27

Railway Company.
The Board Of Directors Of he pittsburs Wayne
70 and ssoena
or hs paso or s % sns
o. the present financial system Of no company, which
q bondhoders by vote a. meeting Is necessary Tbs
annual meeting q he corporation held a. Pisbarg on he
sa wsh e % 5 q as
The uSdsfsisned, Therefore exercise Of no authority
conferred them by Article u Of Tho First and Second
sfTsd sS Or fSf
y w ee re = ns s S a9use @ w Sne Co.
IN day q April $50. al II A. NJ. purpose con
At meetings Sondholders If registered may vote
Resstraon On tie voting register can be made by any
q s
P s S e By q Inc Sssr
s Sona. Msrs n s s e
bonds have sncs changed hands the prcsen holder
ps: Sn Ks :, or upon The Of the
M xs % on nf the s'
ec the organization contemplated in Article IL Of the Deeds
q % and SsS: :
and The holders Of The third mortgage bonds are invited 70
Be present though their action is not required by the Trust
y 10 81
meetings q ne sSHsiE gisS,
Trustees Tor the F sHs sss sffsSs sh'se B'ndhod'
Recommended by the Board of Directors the
The :1s..s %'n III. Msa @ or
e% % ~
inc. ease OF capital stock OF The company
solely for tho purpose Of building and completing ble
tracx or such part thereof be expedient and for
equppng the road and providing such additional rolling
socx machinery, appur and other facilities
be properly do all the business which offer
and for no other purpose and should only be issued
nual meetings may decide upon Their decision shall be
based detailed estimates made by the Board OF d.
recto Of tho amount OF money for the YORK
OF year and that the new sse OF stock shall only be
sold after public notice
Resolved That hs Of capital for 1864 shall not
exceed 4S,S000D.
Resolved That the stockholders hereby recommend and
az far as NAV be necessary authorize the Board of p
fectors 10 make such arrangement It'll the
holders OF the bonds under the rus deeds VIII enable
them 20 increase the capita stock As indicated the pre-
ceding resolutions.
S660o OF stock $372950o out of s525000D OF FIRST mort
bonds and e26 90 out OF $1,000 00 Of third mortgage
bonds 4i0O.00o not voting because not registered
Resolution adopted by the Board of Directors this da
Resolved, That the Trustees under the Samuel
j. Tden and John Ferguson, be. and they hereby
qlested TO call, the earliest moment possible meeting
OF the in the city Of New York. TO upon the
resolutions adopted by the sockholders at their annual
1884 and % obtain Il possible, the assent q the bond
holders ihersto.
offered by !. Il Meyer ESQ.
Attest w. ~. BARNES, Secretary.
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$4,000. 600 LOAN
COUNTY OF NRw YORK.


PROPOSALS FOR s2ooooOo SOLDIERS BousIY
FUND BONDS
Sealed proposals win be received At the COMPTROLLER
ONCE uuti Saturday April q 1894 ., two O'Clock NJ
when the same win publicly opened for the purchase Of
the whole any part of the OF Two Million Dollars OF
The soldiers Bounty pund Bonds authorized by an act
of the Legislature of the New York. passed FEB
ruary 1854 aud by an ordinance Of the Board Of Super
visors Of The County of New York passed March s 1884,
The said bonds viii bear nteres, the rate OF per
cent per anuum payable aemannually the Is. day Of
May November in each year. and the principal win DO
redeemabls In successive ANNUAL instruments Of Eve
dred thousand dollars each commencing the let day OF
November, 1887
The proposals win state the amount Of bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and persons
whose proposals are accepted .hereupon b required to
deposit with The County Treasurer the awarded TO
them respectively.
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts. OF tho
County Treasurer such deposits parties en-
titled receive equal OF the par value OF
the sums awarded them bearing from he date OF
payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Pro
posals for Soldiers Bounty Bonds" and enclosed
second envelope. addressed to the Comptroller.
The right reserved rejec. all of the bids.
considered necessary protect promote the interests Of
The county.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller
CRY on N1w YoRK-DErAHrMEsr or FrsAscy)
CONTROLLERS OrrrcE,
March ~, 1854
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TWENTIETH DIvrDEND.-SEw YORK. MARCH, IS,
is6i-Fhe Board OF Directors OF the Bulls Head Bank
have this day decnred quarterly dividend q three so per
three months payable and after the first ay Of April
The transfer books win be closed from his date
April l. inclusive. g. w. wILLETT Cashier.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD con-
~ pany, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh
sree-freasures Once, March 81 isA.-The interest
the Mortgage Bonds u this Company. due April l. 1864,
will DO paid and after hat date and
render 81 the at this once or the Bunk OF tho
Republic W. BEMENT, Treasurer.
SsUBSCRIPTIos BOOKS TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF
= shares OF the Gunnel Gold Company open at
Office.
Papers containing the report OF Ft7 John Porter show.
ing the enormous value Of the property be had on
plicston "a MORSE a CO.,
"a william street.
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- ng,io civ free from iebt ana these II be- the
srs bonds ssesa BY he city TIC proposals viii state
Tie oi dere aud for tho ~ and
the price bid therefor The Mayo Council
right 4, apd all bis II doomed tn interest of
sEe IN pfctVsu ast tie scaled snd addressed 10
DAVID BENSON
tbarman vtnsnss Con udttee,
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cIOO OOO aogoKEN CITY yoLusrf

BONDS--SeA1ed
proposals will be received At tie City Clerks Office odi Pei
lows Hall Hoboken, until twelve o'clock Monday
April 1874 for the whole any part of 500 90 HoboEen
Cuy sr pcr cen. coupon Volunteer Bounty Bonds the
and Tor the redemption OF which the entire property
OF the city s pledged
rhe bonds win be Of the denomination Of $500 with IN.
terest coupons attached payable semi annually At tbs HOBO
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4, orros.-xsrArE or caraAsrss BEATTY, DE

~ ceased 49,, ...a~-.,.-
Beatty ale of Antrim, ,onshp Franklin county Pennsl
vaniA. deceased died 10 Januar, sca. leaving arse
which Nv her viii ana estAnenti was dtvfsed
and bene .hed her arsi s2lsns y he iane5 sss ana
wa susan sert All related 10 said dsceden a.
above noNed % present aud cslobsb theif
raiws 4, ! H. - anaci ths rill - SAID ac.eassd
SAtnS ~ = ''- JAMES MILL
IA srnter OF C4ihar.ce Beatty, de,itsed
CaAxprsspva0, Ia, Magch ~ 1904
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NoIICE.-BsrArE Of JANIS BEATTY, DEcEAsBD
IN Notice s hersby given to al interested that james
Beatty, late Of Antrim township Franklin county Penn
sylyania, died In July 1893. leaving large estate
which, By his last viii snd testament was devised DO
70 MS rs cousins oy we fshcr side and 20 his
susan Alien All who related TO said decedent
JAMEs MILL
n II KENNEDY.
EIecntors OF James Beatty deceased.
CnAsrrnsRrsG, Pa, March l6. 1854
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ToHN b. MURRAY Co.
- BANKERS AND SHARE BROKERS'
II Broad street, near Wall, New York,
Buy and sell Shares Bonds and Gold commits slon,
AT THE REGULAR AND PUBLIC BOARDS

NOTICE TO THE PiRsr AND SECOND MORTGAGE
~ Bondholders OF the Pitsburg ForWsyne and Chicago
Railway Compsny
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Antwerp, &c. q, equally low rates
From Liverpool Queenstown First Cabin, s71 S83,
4lD5 Steerage, S35 Those who wish send for their
friends can buy ticKets here at these rates :.
These superior accommodations Tor passen
GERS strongly built In water tight iron sections, and
carry patent fire aunihatss Experienced surgeons arc
attached TO each sesmer ~ -..8st-...l .u..sfr ~
For further information apply in Liverpool to William
Iuman agent % Water street. In Glasgow AeI. NAL
colin. No 81 Epoch square IN 2usenstown. g q p
liam street Paris Jules Decoue ~ Rue Nore Dame
Victories Place de 10 Boursc in Philadelphia 10 John
@ Dale, Ill Walnut street at the Company's Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, New York.
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90 S0A THIS SUN rs WANTED IMMEDIATELY
DO.OUV. for slS or eight months. a per cent and a
lease yielding $1,000 and the policy ~ insurance
assigned. Address H. boz 2.s9s New York Post olce.
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TINTED STATES TREASURY.

NEW YORH, March -, 1864
ny direction OF the Secretary Of the Treasury hereby
give notice that prepared TO subscriptions
United States Bands authorized by the act OF
March 1854 bearing date March 1884 redeenabe at the
pleasure OF the government after years payable
forty from date bearing interest At Eve per cenm
nualy and on all other bonds semi annually. In cnin
Subscribers Will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds rs they may prefer,
Registered BonGs win be issued OF the denominations OF
hfy aosrs $50 one hundred dollars sIv I'VE hundred
dollars $4,000. and thousand dollars $50 COOS and
Coupon bonds OF the denominations OF ATTY dollars $50,
hundred dollars (Sl00DS hundred dollars $500
and one thousand dollars ttl,0nNl
Subscribers Will be required to in addition TO The
OF the principal Of The bonds lawful money the
accrued interest IN coin Tor In United States notes the
notes Of national banks adding any per cent FOR premium
until further notice. the hrs, dsv OF March Sep
cmber as the may be- until the day o. subscription
and payment. -
Upon The recep. Of subsaiptons viii Issue ny ceFtia
Gates OF deposit therefor in duplicate the original OF which
win be By the subscriber TO The seerssry OF the
Treasury washington. with letter stating The Kind
registered coupon aud tns denominations Of bonds
rs1uired
Upon the receip,o the original certificates tho Urea
sury Department the bonds subscribed Tor will re
med 10 the subscribers respectively as soon the same
can be prepared
be made mot later han the 9th OF April
n Asstsi nj a.
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EARM FOR sALE.coNTAININo ss ACRES OF
good land, In high state OF cultivation, suitable for
gsrdenng the good orchard and every
fiety OF small fruits good house and outbuildngs will be
without the and crop. II dcsra
BILE place for person doing business in he being only
.inntes' walk from the depot Apply 70 WM y DAWSON
Csmnhell,s deno, New Jersey Railroad.
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sIilPPING q.

CTEAM wEEKEY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
- Queenstown (Cork harbor).-The Liverpool New York
and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend despa.ching
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday April
CITY OF MANCHESTER Saturday, April g.
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, April IL
and succeeding Saturday, at from pier "A NORM
river. - .....-
Payable In gold. or its equivalent in currency. -
First Cabin; ......,.$so Steorage sSso
Do to Paris ........ IS DO. to Paris 90
Do 20 Hamburg ....... 90 Do. TO Hamburg ~
ala forr to
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EARM FOR sALE-KNoWN As THE PRIME RESI-;
harrison westcheser county about miles from White
Plains depot consisting OF l2T IL 10 high state OF
cultivation with apple orchards well bearing fruit
.ess OF az kinds The house. stables baras other out
buildings commodious and in complete order. large
portion II the purchase money remain mortgage.
For fun particulars apply 10 HEWITT BALDWIN. No.
Harf
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IHARM FOR SALEM NEW JERSEY, ABOUT IS
acres, fifteen min .tes' walk from Summit depot hand.
Jersey City, or A. PERSON near premises. Terms
saay.
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DARN FOR SALE CHEAP--NEAR HIaHTSTOwN, n
j, Monmouth county. ITO acres: plenty fruit. peac
orchard apples cherries, dc go per acre. Possession TIM
corner OF Myrtle and Lewis avenncs, brooklyn.
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DARN FOR sALE-BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS. AT
II low price on Staten Island, the Richmond Val.
10y Railroad station; $50 acres OF wood land, bal
ence ulabe; good Dwelling with ten rooms land Is OF SUI
peror quality, abundance Of fruits within sight Of the de.
pot frequent trains and low fare Parties in want OF
delightful home 81 moderate cost viii do well o. look at
SAis uaee Imnedia:e possession. Lowest price $60N.
Permits 70 see the premises OF A. JOURNEAY, No. Pine
direct
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JTNIoS DIME SAVINGS BANK.
u AZ and t2p Canal street. corner OF Var9r
OPEN daily from 10 A. N. TO J. and from S toTp. ".
SIX PER CENT interest sums Of $500 and under and
Ave per cent larger sums Money deposited before Ap
J viii bear interest from that date
q CHArIS, Sec. v. v. HAU9hWOUT President
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EOR SALE OR TO LET-IN HUDSON CITY, j.,
i near Five Coruers and thirty minutes from New York,
vz-One small Cottage Containing paror three bedrooms
and kitchen, with Lot or Ground. One Cottage two
Ground Apply TO A. MCLEAN, old No 1874 weei Twenty
al rect New York
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BROADWAY PROPERTY FOR SALE
AZ BY x. II. LUDLOW CO, No. 3 Pine street

DBRGEN PRoPERry.-roR SALE THE HOME
- stead OF the late John Tonnele, situated Bergen
Heights N j.. Consists Of large and elegant stone
pop carriage house, &c; commodous frame dwelling
acres # led with the choicest fruit and
sure suburban residence 70 capitalists
- divide into lots which would sell rapidly being the
70 PLAT NEWMAN, opposite the Court House. Hudson
City, n. J.. =. .l9
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EsOR SALE OR 10 LET-THE MODERN BUILT
II three story 20 feet front Houses Second
avenue. or Fify.Bth street aud TWO adjoining on
Second Corner house. $3.50, two Second
IS 600 each The houses well built rep etc with all
modern improvements neshborbo0l good: in uniform
of same class. Permits Of A. JoURNEAY, No Pine
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NOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-FRONTING LONG
~ Island sound Is miles from the city by the New
end New Haven Railroad The place has abundance Of
fruit trees carriage house stables hew house. duck yard
a.d every requisite for comfort or luxury WIN be sold a
3 bargain with from ~ to 10 Of land Apply T.
u. BURRB, l52 Nassau street, or J. 8. CALDWELL n
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MALI. AND PULL LoTs ON FIFTY NINTH STREET.
: First avenue Gree from rock and on the srsde)
exchange Tor yacht Call address the owner,
r.. BABCOCK, Fifty eighth street. and East river
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EARM FOR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF i07
Central Square. Oswego county, New York.
10 be sold 20 close estate. Inquire of HAMILTON
WARNER, Esq, Central Square, or OF JAS II. NEIGH.
8OUR Executor OF Forbes Shaw deceasedl Dover Morris
county. N. j,
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QE mn WILL BUY NEAT yHRgE STORY
VOsVOO brick House ~ Harlem, with nearly three
Lets % Ground; besua Cover gacsen r!eI, trees &C
~ the owner Wishes dspsse Of ~ this wces Pcsses
sion Immediately Apply ON The premises l!sb sbeel Iesr
go.ylb sveEve
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TOR sALE-THE PROPERTY OF rHE LATE EBEN'R.
Horton, az LAKE Mabopac. al Joining Gregory Hoe !.
consisting OF fne eoase stable and other onibuildngs
together with S Of land with frontage OF 800
feet the lake; beautifully located either for private
siaence or hotel II not previously disposed OF viii be
sold public auction on the premises Monday the 10th
day April Ror further particulars inquire the pre-
misses, or or EDWARD o CARPENTER, ~ Wsl street,
Nav ork
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

zEr5yTSw<11y Gdsdg 76sz6, 1gS&l
u years. was dr(wned while bathing in .
slough A. Dubuqfr, on the fsh.
A reward Of sfo Is Offered 'dt the arrese
Of H,ub.n lroyed horse theft. who cseap-
oasfto,, ~ DUBUQUE Jail. The crime Nlcr
,rs,:r., i,c was fist unprecedented was com
mittcd in Clay founty.
4 terrific hurricane which tore down ieu-
ces ard trcss. ia uneootcd buildings, swept
,lnv,,ga portiofs Of Clay County few days
since. We gl4n from the Clayton County
LsgTp1i
DEATH or n S. JrNSiScs.-~A letter re-
ceivcd ycs,etday from Hastings. Mimi.
STATES ti.at N s. Jennings, ksq., Formerly
a well knowr1 lawyer in this city, was muir
lercd by III ians ID Dakota. near the Non
sasx, line, os} the / J\ii Of June while on his
wsy to tha(daho gid Mines. lie and his
fata;ly web traseiiAg with largo party,
whcnhe, j. compenAwith five other men,
rode sescfA miles in kdySpse-ofth tram,
ard carndupon W oi Indians who mar
dered tjctxLs;pfive They were found by
The company when itkeached the scene OF
the cslarni,v. Wheel er Mr. Jennings fam
,ly proceeded on It, 4 Nv 81 not. the letter
| does not statc.-IabGDe Tina.
IIogsr Srral,xe.- valuable horse was
stolen from Martin I4poy, who lives few
miles north of town, 81 Thursday night
| The animal was taxed from a pasture not
far from Tie house. lie tibet also took
| from the barn, three ilters,a pair Of lines
| and some other arti4 es. The same day
! this horse was taken, a han was IA town with
i.orsc, ard made a salolof the animal to Mr.
| Edgco,n, for scycntffvc dollars Sine,
! Mr.. Depoy's horse W; stolen, i Is believed
this same fellow Il thd siiiof an.. also thai
the horse he sold was tolcn To cur c.,
tam knowledge, this il the fifth horse sto.ef
within circuit leY = ,iles the last mo.ith
| We are of the opinion tpat ti,c@e rascals have
an organization threus pIt the state, extend
ing from Minnesota 3nto Missouri. ar
Depoy has succeeded b getting his horse
! He followed the thief n love Fairbank, about
| ten miles, when the ri cal, finding he wa
notify pursued, let III horse and took 4
! his heels Mr. ID. thil Ks he would never
have stolen another hose, had he caugh
him-anI we believe hi would mt. A ''brie
argument probably fould have decide,
, the ,,iatter -Inde&td,ace Gouserrdtive
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH
The blood must be purified, and all medicines
useless which do not possess the quality Of
stimulating the blood to discharge its impurities
into the bowels, l'RANpRErH's PILs possess this
quality in high degree. and should be in every
family. They are equally useful for children. and
adults adapted to both sexes, and are inno-
cent as bread. vet MOST ErrEcTlys As MEDICINE.
The Hon Jacob Boyer o. Springvi'le, Ind,
wrote to DR. hrunde.h, under date Of May 18th,
1851
- have used your invaluable Vegetable Tni-
vcrsa Pills in my family since 1888: they have
always cured, even when other medicines were OF
avail. | have been the means Of my neigh
hors nsing hundreds Of dollars worth and l am
satisfied they have received thousand per cent
in blessed health through their use. They are
used in this region for Hilioas and Liver
Diseases. Fever and Aguc, and in all rheumatic
cases with the most perfect In fact. they
are the great reliance in sickness, and | trust
your venerable life may be long spared to prepare
80 excellent Il mcdne for the use Of man. 2
Please send ne your lowest price by the gross"
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G III r X q X E CURE!


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rtis medienc.is a ample vegetable xtract
and one on which all can rely, as /, has been u..d
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sts5Hc. 1T curative powers have been sufficient
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To those who have trihcd wit, their cos.
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reach Of medical aid we would say, D,spai, not
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health and vigor, and after all quack doctors have
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Price. e per bottle. or three bottles for AZ
and forwarded by Express to ell parts OF The
world f"' % ''0
~ For full particulars get a Circnlsr FROM,
any Drug Store in the country, or write Ia IN.
agent, who will mail free To any one ,,.sir;ny
The same. Ii full treatise, ia pamphlet form
III such orders must be sent 10 4. A COOK
Chicago. our General Agcn, for the Wes,
Sold ~ chicago. by FTLIE R, FINCH. 4 FIJI.
LEk, Wholesale druggists, and by all Uruyyis,.
everywhere ss"'"
q. 4. COOK, l'hica~e. General H.,
FOR the states Of Illinois, lows, Wisconsin,. ipdi
ana. and Michigan.
DIR. w. u. MERW1N 4 CO..
Hole 1'roprlraors,
No. 80 LrBsRrr Srs,rr 1ex yo,t
- For sale BY oil Druggists
~. ~.
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GE~ERAh NEWS,

., The T ,,, New '0r7 actors and actresses are
The peach crop in New Jersey promise.
to be large
The real value ofail the imports into Great
Britain in 1869 was r24?9sD, 543, and Of all
the exports elo5,97i ,T,3
The Union Bank Of London had uniform
line otdcposit to the extent OF ninety millions
Of dollars
Tea made from blackberry root is recon-
mende'i to soldiers and others as cure for
dialrhea
Good cucumber pickles can be made by
covering the cucrinbcr, with n.oiasscs. AZ
tor pickles arc used up there VIII bc good
vinegar len
\ macl.ihe for taken III, am and noes
invented by a French,nal,, anil worked by a
salvS,dc battery. is akhut 10 Nc adopted by
the French Ccsps LeEislatif. y
4 celebrated paper nanaiactory at VicD-
M has sNeecf,led ID producing cxcclnt ID
PR from .nsize leaves.
II is said it was through Daniel Webster
nilueuT shat Captain Winsiow received a
p''ec u the nav! as lnidshipmaI
oa Friday evening, near scils1ecta.ly, n
y. John Wise and his wife wefe Killed by i
tain while cndcavoring to paks crossing
N front Of it Thy Xere -ascl- peopi2.
Sri-IISG "sHosrA3a>xpd Spectator il
New York recently loft sad~spoo by selling
Tnr "fornrn."It is cslimal<d that 5000
persons were inLyfed throughout the coun
| try last 'XnuvtH' from firearms Explosions
&c. Two millions of dollars woHh Of pro
perry was destroyed.
SEIZURE or lIoRsrs Ross Wind MS splcn
did carriage and saddle horses WIRE seizet
by government in Baltimore for It'd cavalry
He was allowed to furnish substitute for {
iayorte pony. His son Thomas bad eight
! fine hoods taken.
Two colorcd men got into fight in Bos
ton the other day: when one fired pisio
at the other Strange to say, the ball free
struck the adversary on the forehead ant
fattened out like wafer, causipg only {
slight flesh wound.
\ fire occurred in the village a Carthage
{. W., on the 18th, ty which III whole vii
iagc, containing store, postofScc, tavern
coopershoop and two dwelling tlouses, wa:
destroyed
\ hris!, little tornado visited Bratteboro
VI, on Monday night, which, blew down the
steeplc Of the Congregations Church, and
cid u good eeal of other damage.
On the 9th and 2sth Of Nay last, Gov.
Seymour pardon"d SO nfn and women
prison.
fStensise fires hayt ragged in the woods a
few miles from Rrpt, y. J., for week o,
two past. Larg/tracts Of woodland hav,
been huxacd oYf, and the standing timber
IS xrohabiy besssQyed. The rains of Sunday
night, ~ supposed checked and perhaps
extingS,ished the ir,M