The New York Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1857, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1857. was reported that signs 4 Pawson INTERESTING FROM THE EAST, tn Whe street of the city, an tt rat er team Onfar | Cowand thenT might take a shie ab them, pour SEU. Eee ee y eee | ee a 5 bone volesatc eee var, ond oh whove eummit nan, | Poser le fempe. DOLPRUS LOWEN AN 1S HRGRWITH BEQURFEND | D2 5 TNO MAN TELL AS wor SK THR NYWSMEN Ruins of pow nicks ieee in Wf ihe traces of former violonoe wad Whilst yon any too littte for us of the *provinciats”” We cath on bis prreote without fail, He is @ youne Haa- C 57, 500% NSN A For Cny—Tre Oriunea ow destruction. ‘T.ose sbooks contiqued with longer and | Of the douth, as that smut twaddler of the Zoening i y ees 2&6, speek Rngtah #remch and ter. *PORTHE Ao MANUFACTURE | PORTER Saprnir or rae TOMRY. jation— Colossal sborter intervals aod diminwbing toroe, for more then a | Post calls us, you aay too much for our capacity im . ou Wery of Human Sweletous and | year, till at last they ontioly ceased, aad both the carta | produ cotton. Your estimate is that the And oaly costs thote of Horscs—Hare Unjeots of Art—Tae | and ihe beings, bu van and animal, upon tt, ia | “area” will produce 23,000,000 bales, I fear, wwe nL conte Secrificial Altac—Immense Extent of itu- Commercing in the fslands of Simos and Riotes | dear Bennett, that he I u a : Comprising all be ee ry : % it exvonded to Smyrna aud Uonstantiaople, npett, that neither you nor I will ever 4ee CARD ~B, ©. BOUTON TAKES THIS OF POETUME- NRWEST ANU MUeT vroika BLE STYLES, | APITAL| CAPITAL I( ineaeee jean, 6,000,000 bales produced by the South. But you ty of returning bis warmest thanks lo lis numerous | To which be invitee (ue astention of Cc PORTER'S SPIRIT OF THE TIMAS U jpondence of ibe Boston Traveller. | Werror and ruin in the centre of Asie Misor, friends end oere for th ‘eaten! | Guncr, Nor se 1sse, | eaices‘on old voloaulo Celd, and, dosolating the oly | MAY bea younger man than I take you to be, and | Teret fin luc acricus ‘naridcat tie mentioman, whe be Soe cheer ab pace ae or ts nearly a your sinoo I gave your renders semoabort | gad region of Kutalch, compulled Atdel Keder to tse, to | YOU may see it. You ought to bo young, oonsider- | Kirdiy tooe hic lirms woule cowfer a alll grower (over by ra lowest prises ead ea Prise only st sents cographical notices of Ma, wita eu account of | whom the Porte lad granted a residence and possessions | (Dg your fierceness towanis “old fogies. returning bis watch ard pockebook, tors Ls Sere TT ee ae races inbabiting it, and the o ymologies of the usmes | here. OOLUMELLA. TARIEND—REC TE ae 42 Cedar trast. | f certain places to which war tad given celebrity. Simoe Little thought had I, at the time of reporting these nepeerenienameranniea, \ pa} on ttt bd YOUR NOTE srye ghar 4 wae ett Between Nassau apd William Bere w a eiRtr PROSOUNCRS: aen the din of battle bas ceared, and the murderous ar- | facts, of being any'hing more than the hunbie historian New Yoru State Library. Meteors hee a a cs tie cee LL OUS SPRING AND SUMMER | Fore ia pen ves which had poured down from all parts of Furope, | of earthquakes. Suilicientiy near wee I, at the distauce {From the alouny Journ) Jen. 17.) ——- > TEETH Bo be . A i re ey | Jo Now York ke a new Crusade, have retired, and the small territory | ot 400 miles from the slestre of these conv ulstons, to gain The Regents of the University have caused to be NFOKMATION WANTED—O¥ H. H, GIRSLER RY Are fui thee reduced in order to effeot am dere. | ——————_—— pon which was intently xed tbe gaze of the civilized | nil necessary ideas of the ime in power and peril | prepared, under the authority of the Legislature, @ hiv nephew. Augud Gievtor, Any information of bin BEAUTIFUL OHINA SIL ED, G* ‘orld is {ast sinking into its former insigniicance aad | without coming in contact with them. I had never folt | new catalogue of the books in the New York Btate | Pil be tmautfully received by addrosing ® note lo A. G., Unty 84. per yard, worth Sa G PORTER'S bitvion. "The feais of uras, adesd, enasted on thet Ob- | cn earthquake; I had never been in the flele of earth | Library. icat UGE 1S Bored Clee. a ee aereir Sure anid distant rock i tue Czar's domain, wil give an | quakce, how straage and startling, then, 3,000 or 4,000 | ;ibFary. From this publication we team that there | BI i PETER orem istorie Interent almost equal wo thet of tbo flood, while | ivot up io side of old Mouat Lebaton, to fol the exrin | Hes been an increase of 20.360 volumes in five years. FO ATIUN WAETED—OF A LADY IW BLacke, GREAT SALY, Hiden & = part from this 1,*will again become one of the ost | shake, and hear the windows and doors rattle, tho peo- | Tbe total number of volumes now in the library i8 | jer director to Mr. 0 Wilson some. two mocths since will 700 Be adway, | Ger To Day: our TODaY! ‘ull and unfrequented par.s of the of rized world, ple rushing eut near midnight, ead ditiog the air with | 45,654, of which 15,623 are law books, please cal! or send Ler addieas to Klizabetas H. Wilesow, 113 Noat Fourth siroet. O PORCER'S (Aa greeruling Provicouce, however, vw hang duemal yolls and hardly lean isa prayers, while not | This lerge , Ineaaae has besa, produced chiefly | Cannon st.cct Counuy papers please copy. A OBeAT BARGAIN | SPIRIT OF THR TIMES, @an hope, often educes #26 2) oaly your house, tbis immense mountain itself, | by parchase, but much of it has arisen from dona- NF I : “ see we fe “20 pice . realest evile—civilization, orier, science and religio : | seemed to threaten instantly to come tambiing upon your | tions made by foreign governments and authoritios, | [SFOXMATON WANTED OF THR HOLLOWING New sbetedaise th nen eant by be eomat pense Se dliow!ng even tne vlood stained’ chariot of Mars. Bat § nead. prinoipally through the. eystem of internacional ex. | clas Lawrence, Shauna ivrgson aad, foun Bobiason, & Piece o€ 13 yucda, | AN ABRIDOMHNL UF Ihe. onb hether humanity isa lover or agalasr, the department J sore time since, near tho close of summer, earth | Hhanghe, conducted by M-Vattomares ad by largo | Priier, By cullinr on or addveanine 4.0. Munror, 133 Oe ‘Worth 4. ‘ Poot 19 geography and cthuvlogy are certain to be enlargod. | cuskes were selt iu the Caucasus, which shook to ys con Pee cots Wes A tadeiauhier: ry ABO | Chard ate tay hear comething ta thelr advantage. AS tho grew: gal Vast amount of wierssting \o/ermation belonging to | tre this lofty pile of moantews. Notuing further was | S4RAl from societies and individui fe === 103 Brondwav. vege departments has aieaiy Voen acy aired respecting | Leard of them in apy direction till Suaday Ost. 14, | The papersick. Gov, George OFaio, whioh were | “(7 4M AVBAID THAT Day das GONR KEY YOu Beat Feorth sirest. hf Crimem and the regivus adjeccot together with Min’ | when theciti7 ns of Betrut, Sidon, Tripoli, and provaoly 0° | Purobased by the State a few years siuce, have beea anid to us at the corner of Fourtwenth street aad Volta | 1 aRGarne IN MOURNING GOODS ens auto relia and Circassle, an ite (ripos and lapguagos, which | ail tac citics and villagos'oa the soaboatd of Syria, wore | siTanged in twenty-three folio volumesund adauirably | Sautre, Stowe nie Wie mot again in trad say) Wo saw Lupio's bom barivos, (e beautiful quaiiion, To be comuleted. in inure to be greatly inoreseed by ive seourity waich ths | «roused in ihoir beds by a cotcussion #bich shook the | indexed by Mr. 0.1L. Holley. Tne papers of Sic | uradisess. W' to us where we can went. Lo. ; igs , wort Hs. Gd. what ig now cobtalp ed in . reaty of peace gives to commeror aad travel arth with a viokaoe whieh threatene! to. bury tac {u- | Wan. Johnson, extending trom 1788 to 1774, liberally : =~ YY, || Comenclean. The peice ter onsh volun nding wil be SS 68 i history tteei! is becoming eciairosed by the wi babitants under the ruins of thelr own houses Remem- | contributed by Gen. John Tayler Cooper, ‘have also | => 2 ~ aang Tack aitas (not much over one half the isial price for Aw Books, or 8B iacoveries having been mage ia sonsequence, somotti bering the destructive visitations of other times, which | been appropriately arran, ed in twenty-two folio Was PHUCOCOPT, FORMERLY OF AS@E\VILLE, NORTH ‘Morinos, re ioe boat cloth payable ag detiversd 'Y accident, aNd somoiimes i pursuance of systematt: | pad comolished these populous cities, the people wers | toiumet wed aty ©, Caratinn and who hes reeectly ahipeed on, a sailing ves Paden Sr ety yenre, aad fil more than. 1 esearch, which bring tu «at thiuge alightiy recorded or | scized with consternation, and abandoning their houses | “ONmes. : py oped rer Bey Cet ome ee , ‘sc, ko Ae. Mast and canna. be parchss Ino paseed from the memory of men. which are perilous in such oocurrences from boing bail The catalogue is constructed according to th» | Qs i ee CMng « oe g ENGLISH AND FRENCH VEIL AND TRIMMING lars, nor read whon purchased excep as a Gee ‘The Crimea, or Crim Tariary, was known by the of atone and their roofs heavy terraces of dirt and gravel, rules of Mr. Jewett, tormerly of the Sraithsonian In. rs APES aid found in them whoa wanto pou totinomne se: fents as the Chersonesus Taurica, and {8 @ pentasala | they prossed into the streets, trembitng and haif olothed, | stitution. The titles are sullicieutly full to leave ne APA Daw SAMing 5 Om Somenee ENS Ta thepaben Wen ey quoter (he ec? en f20 miles Jong by 125 wide, prejooing tato the Blaok Sea | ce they waited for their doom. Some honses wore | doubt as to the book and its edition, ani specitic GRE =T cALR ie sirorcmnent Sree, We Sane ae aate the eade et athe south, and joined co Russia by a narrow strip of | cracked and injured by the shock, but none werethrowa | tions of contents, when necesxiry. The subject i UBNS CLUB—A SPKCIAL MEETING AT THE PA- Tus Broad way, ll impending questions: for Uber 1# not a (cost and on the north, The Sea oi Azot 1s tts boundary on | down, nor were any lives lost. dex is as full as need be for its oaject.. Typographi- B cific Hotel, Greenwich street, between Cortiaatt and Near Fourth street. ‘and will not orernment conti he east, which is copnected with the Blwk Sea by Destructive earttiquakes have beon frequent occurrences | cally speaking, the work is second to none that wi Jey streets, on Friday evening, January 23 &i% O'ciosk Ero not be tilustrated by some hug to ve Couud ta ‘he narrow Siraitof Taman, or Jenicale as it is sometimes | on tho plains of Syria, but bave seldom shakea Mount | jp, iy og aH bles x ry An ‘fed qiaely, All admirers of the post Kkobers Burns are respoct- (pauaREX 8 x R ‘The following letters (received by ate bu " Lebanon, whose long range of 100 miles, with anaverage wt Beige ek ios . C. Vi en Fully invited'to Ahlen. ARD COORBANE, Secretar: GRSIN'S BAZAAR, podem T § Foe [al tac panel ean The Crimes contains only about 8,000 aquare mise, | breadth of, and an olovation of ‘aboro 11,000 foe, Fae eg ta i ggg psec = - sg cece bias AaB abtrctmys, | Fee ot Oar Pet Canvaaran, Wor, ff, 106 smd consequently in terrivory is about equal to the State | bas,seemod to have a solidity and weight which coul uysen Jo, were the printers, We understand URNS ANNIVERSARY DL ui ‘The boight of the aenaca having passed the My dear alr —Leadioris me pleasure to become a aubseriver % Conneoticut, The Sirai of Tauman was called by the | be shaken aud upboaved by no forces which the im. | that a third volume is in course of publication, ‘The ana’ al cclebration of the A Mises’ mink eeta, to Col. Ronton's Abridgmant of the He saias of Von gress from soctents the Cimmerian Aospuoras, to distinguish from | mense underlying furnace could generate Sill | which will embrace a list of the maps, Manuscripts, | Burns, the Heoush bard, takes place ou Monday evening, Miases’ ormne sets, 1789 to 1866, From the Long experieuce of te in poe he Bor} of Marmora and the Biask | tbis mountain, gigantio as it is, bears marks of | engravings, medals and coins now in the State | (i.e sev(n a cicek. at the Faciie Hotel Gzeenwica a Missoe’ fure of all kinds. | lie effaizs. bis commanding ability, nnd bis seoursie sud ex. mae Suprise that | having bog arom trom bedep of te abya: nore | Library. Binet a a RT ooeiti tcrearens ane nad tat tare ice et aA Site ror hy fleas , q . . a P nly ¥ a OX to these straits, to denote their | adamite times, as the other day | gathered fossil shells The trustees have recently received from the gov- — = i = 5 bave beew reduced sui will be sold at lower prices than ever | te hia country. 5 BUCHANAN. rs | ee 3 BUC q 4,000 teet above the sea, and evideaces of volcanic action | ¢, f A ROTRICAL EX 4 i J are apparent almost to its summit But now it trembied | {yan t of ae Netherlands, throug M. Vattemare, | H)UNCMiicats: picccker Banidings, Friday Saturday aud ———— Hostox, Dee. 30, a0. again, trom its base to its highest peaks, rom one end e Journais of the Proceedings and Resolutions ‘Toesday evenings, Zhi, 24h and 2/th inst., embrace te latest AKS AT ZALP PRIOE—TO CLOSE THE Dear sir :—T have received your leiter oF yratorday iavidag and one eide of she rocky masa to the other, as though an | Of the States of Holland and West Vriesland,” from | and n ost interesimg testures in the whole range of scieadiic I ‘Season's im me to became @ subscriber for the proposed bridgment ef ! ons. omnipotent cuergy was struggling underseath, and at- | 1624 to 1797; and Secret Resolutions of the same, | 'v«s'tzation. ‘Wo shall offer our entire cloak sivok during the the Debates a, Congres, trons 1789 to templing its overthrow. The towns and viliages inthe | from 1651 to 1796; ulso the General ‘ndex—in all, —THE ANN: n f ROTO! ease) « Os Ol RIOR uutatton As ® atatecman, his mountain valleys and on its pinnacies and slopes are in- | 260 folio volumes, Very few copies of this great aot Gene CE eS ame Tone al i ee ea oe Soest Fi * Darlinmeatery history ‘ni hie anti recian ootonization io this dit , aud was once | numerable poy jas. ‘awoke b} tion xistence; i il be held a \0e ofies he Uo By. Lt seuth Wi @EORUK BULPSM, cient guaranty for the faithfu! exceed whe seat of one of the most tisnrisning Greek settle. | ihe sbock, rushed ipto the streets, which they filled with —— cxenta tha Teaperial Public’ ee vb Tam street, on Boniay, reb Der te polls wil be oven Ho. ‘sat Broadway. taking, 1am, doar sir, respectfully ROWARD RVERETT. ee ‘The Greeks Mond We penne. Lye § ang eS ee if they were Curistians, or to | the largest and richest of the world, ‘aad the disap: bd Bo wie. M. ‘Tragete bee ee closed unui HEAP LINEN GOODS. Launcron, Ky., Jan 6 Was. inom toe bate of" thor country. "a Greek colouy | writings four tad agony, they poured cut inele suppie | Polntment of the trustees of that establishment was | |” ; it ike. olin dommank Ler aera the Uuliod, Oates madre compet m Miletus, 1a Asia, Miaor, iho city whore Paul took | catious to ‘the unksown God’? whom both alike igno. | very great on learning that it wax destined to cross ORG 70, QUNERE OF FPROPRETY Aceaee Will beaiaes (ue weeks: oh Tentont eau ADPidgmant ol the Le vain ta err ne, | the Atlantic. Another evidence of its soarcity is inthe | Goautt Peck cee hanniy cadided deat cult opeecsunpaia eo te 0 ta becoming n subscriber ‘als final farewell of bis brewbren of Ephesus, was | rantly adored. Tne scone was dismal assessments ie. each, vrorth 166. founded about 600 years belore C near Pre: | andterror. In the village where 1 ending a few | fact that, to complete this series, the government of | paid at this oflice uati! February 25, 1867, toclusive, with 7 per AY ihe great anata, of Kertch, which is situated on the strait days, 3,000 feet above the sea, intelligent aad courageous | Holland was obliged to add original manuscripts. | Sent interest from Sib of February, 1AG6, the daie of the ove. Lechanad fe ee mimbers of the American mission thought in thelr agony | Te two first volumes of the Secret Resolutions from | frmation of the nesewarent by — ech ong Jess ~ SS emianteh wane hi bop bed foll minates, | 1651 to 1658, as well as the tables of each of the ee ieee at [at yg tied C ILDBEN’S FANOY BALL DRESSES, Yeur readers remember there are two parallel moun. | V0!tuues of the Resolutions from 1567 to 1671, are in Gy Oe ate GENIN'S BAZAAR, duced ux to oiler by subseripuion only and we, thoreta tain rupges in Syria, one of which is cv led Lebanon and | ™2nuscript. Soumdhriees Oe te ent, bait way between Sensnd tad Ti " AB is eondway. _ | iavite the co operation. of our fellow cltivens in all parte the other Anti Lebanon, betweea which rure a valley Letters recently received from Mr. J. V. 1.. Pruyn, | avenues; on the west half wey between the Tenth and Ke Having procured trom Rusepe authoatie engravings amd | tbe Union to pond He ele sacmencnrly, with directions how about tworty miles wide, called the Bekaa. The highest | 20w in Europe, advise the trustees that the Great | reth avenues; on the north ‘Gia and | patterns of the apparel of all classes tn te Old World bach volumes Fl lor wn P Anil-Lebanon is Jebel Sheikh, the eacrei and | Seal patent office of Great Britain has granted his D. ARCLETON & CO, Publish 1 town, tween Ue Black Sea sod tne Soa of Azof, and was a ace of much importance and notorieyy ‘during the atter part of the war. The colony of Cherson was zatablished abou’ the same time, near (nkermana, where iEpglish biood was poured eo profusely. History records we Cimmeriins wore expelied, and sacceeded vy the Tauri, a savage and crue: who offered human pecrifices' to thelr gods, ana cut their dweilings out of wa UTtb atreeta: also, from eastern side of "eitth avenue to west of olden times aad the preeeut d-y Mr Geala is prepared to 6 948 Bh New Vor. ‘side of Righth avenue, inclusive, to half way betwees | furnish at the shortest notice bals vostumer, both for boys and 16 nod 348 Bro ah tn the rolid rock, which may be seen at the present day | cele! Mount Hermon of the Bible. It rises like a | application, on behalf of the State of New York, of ‘apd 120:h south, half botw a misses. Anenta desirous of engaging tu the 1 bout the town of Kertch. Toe Scythians descended | cone’W,000 feet high, presenting from its summit a pros- scp of the great work on patents, now being pub- fret and Forty eccond attests, also, on the Sa Side of Piven work should make eariy apviicetion from the mountains of Tuivet, ia Tariery, and ia tura | pect which in sweep, the varicty and the sablimliy of lished by the British government, and of which but | S7eue, Wo western side of Eighth wronue, Wolumre, te ult | Teer ne eNO ncleat RTER'S SPIRIT OF THR TIMFS Conquered the Tauri. But the Greok colonists had the | 1s objccts, te beet travellers esy the Alps aad all other | ¥59 copies are printed. Thi . blication is com-| "™” between Thirty third and thirty fourth streets OULLARS ANY biRAVES, P° ER's SPL » Sa ey control of Pontus on the opposite coast of the Biack soa | mountains the world over fail to furnish Rev. Mr. | triseg th two series, OF the old. kerics. or patente penne. FRO: BANDS, uRETING EBGINGS, Res paper | over in force. expelied the Scythians, and | Cavhoun, Principal of the Abcth Seminary, bappened to | 2 adie > Pre gneotder sre Ofice of Collector ef Asecesmenta. re dc, ke. ke. Pabitsted ‘and crossing founded a kingdom of their ow! i. lhy of the soil, the suladrity of tne climate, and the ‘enterprise and industry of the people, tos} 1; soon attained be ata village at the bese or on the elope o tt. waen the | tinted prior to 1852, there are 14,300 specifications, | —__________T "0° 5 AS | sigs) BRIC HPKF'S., i el qualities, ' earthquake socurred, aud atales that tho whole of this | Which will All not less than 200 folio and 200 quacto 0), Fedele, MENDES OF THE ORDER ARE RR aa als eye yy Pete a eter oF TEN sD Ned to atte mighty mas» of limestone trembied like the aspca leaf. | volumes. In the new series, extending from 1452 to nd a meeting of Washington Worth 1fe., nd She Titus Brix vs r to great Wo bave not bad time at this writiog 1 hear from An- |. 1856, there are about 13,000 specifications, which | (**P'er, No. 2, on evening, 22d inet. An address GENTS do. Se. a1 por dozsa, Out ta day The now city, tioch and Aleppo—cities to the morth of Syria, and so | will fill about 170 folio and the same number of | B,. Pereet the Onapior by ie er rh he a — Ahey dedicates to tho god Pan, Ygivig tt the | familisr to every one read in ancient and modera history; | quarto volumes. The whole work, therefore, will be | -- ——— -* GREAT BALE poatens SrIRiT OF THE mame of rns ane gent = vee being found to grow | bui having been so ofien overthrown by earthquakes, of | completed in about 740 folioand quarto volumes, the OBERT BURNS' ANNIV ARY —SCOTOH MEN ‘705 Broadway, i there lururtant the coloais's very matarally joined | which they seem to be the contre, there is an expeota- | ooct at which (a single set) is not leas than $26,000, and men of all oeuntries, the auniversary of Bares will Bear Fourth sweet, Chote me a . the worship of ms with quatof Pan. About Ofty ALS © cick, at6% | — ton of bad tidings from those citi#, which hat be celebrated on Monday tirat, January 28, ears cefore Christ, tuis colony became subject to the . Le h van] itis given with the understanding that it will be | tsros: ‘Th hi ith us h fuien anew by & convalsion of which the shocks felt here | 1.00 6 “4 I i bear wtione to oonaion: Hat's, far wamany inst year DPR, BARGAINS IN TOWELLING , OF THE TI Lape porree’s SPIRI mart, for the reason that tts kings, who also ruled | are only sporadic communications. properly bound, and to that effect it is hoped that | shail be peat ics tm Poutue, bad been sudoued by the'same nation. a. | 'twocuinte following the earibquake, on Ost 14,an | the Legislutare will make a gultable provision, | Burns.anc his oogs, freedom and fricndiaip, (ruh nad inde: mabe rig oe Races oa the ie D, 375 this colony wae uterly destroyed by the Huns, | event occurred which startied avew the horrors ‘ac. | About $4,000 will be required to bind itin a manner | {6 be bad of James Gibson, & Bleecker stro 8 4 Ginss cloth, &e , ke. w ‘who were then #proading tari’ ravages far and wide, to | ticipations which bad been nearly put to sleep. The Mor | approved by Mr. Woodcraft, one of the English | 2! Third avenue; alexandér Crows, 25 Gro. . ‘At the groat «xia whom oae barbarous New rusceeded after another,’ till | iems are profouacty iguorsmt of astronomy, having no | Commissioners of Patents. pie hot eS ee 703 ucondwey POSTERS SPLIT cue times ; enturo: - a ‘Martin, Bo rmingham street Chomas Sonm: ooo RS po Ege een pape nee a aa o] suammnea of te etna « sanenen, ont Revues suey See 1G Pact Broadway, and other members of the eomultiee NGLISH LONG CLOTH SHIRTINGS Tn ont to-day im beautiful onalities, unable to calcu ate one. Accordingly they resort to tho Foreign Miscellany. Thos. Frisen, Secretary. WM. MILLAR, Chairms = Hv BKUCK'S MANUFACTURE, grosecst fictions of ignorance and supers! The occupants of the houses situated on the Place for Tahoe bei payee rae ne ed be du Pont St. Michael, Paris, on the side ot the Quai | T"E, GOOD BAMARITANS AND DAUGHTER? OF which ey ‘held til they were expelled by the Tarke in ‘S, Who were in torn dispoesessod by the Russians ta BLISHED—THIKD BI) $3, “The Cause aud Pr J Rew Oneans and other cities io 14%, 771, who since undwiurbed possession ; c ic a PR eying oe opass the nor the mocn, whichever may chance to be | °°* Augustines and the Rue Saint Andre des Arts, souley the Ah cele en & Enaswnlas A MoM D. third edition, with wad Paati ‘was built upon @ plateau ox! aloag | eclipsed, and thatthe impending catastrophe can bo avert- have received notice to vacate the premises in April. | Stenton street Baptist ebnrch, between Forsyth and Christie TH. BAILLIE, po saber and Lape 4, and Reeded no art to add tothe | ed only by (rightening the serpeut away. Taey,therefore, The Place du Pont St. Michael, which owes its name | *rects, ‘The Kev. Mr. Biscos. Hon, #4 b pt nn ml 200 Beonaway, New York & range of heigh' ~ 5 Banke hue Mastion, the. rea washing 10.00 three sides, | fake all sorts 0” novses when they ees the serpent ex: | t0a chapel dedicated to thot saint in the Rue dela | SegcMtors are veapectinlly invited. ead. singing by pers ‘$8 SPIRIT OF THE TIMES is and its commanding a0 extended view of the sur- ding bis enormous jaws, and 0 suck in tne | Barilliere, was, according to a ministerial decisio1 the choir, Brothers Marsli ul Brows ord oC Foendiog. bout Country,” ana ot tbe coast of reamia beyond fun tne non They scream ad eh and this lone | ofthe 20th Nivowe, "An VIII. Claanary, 1800), to | Hagige' sho MS Mees nites, wees | AY As male Fa occa Out day. the Straits ; for ® consideradie perio seat from au Arab Is ¢1 to frighten ctvilizsd men, if not | have a width of thirty-two metres, and in 1809 the | 5 Nest S0eneinry ones maak ati boa ; Kings, ose ne ue cane fgg ong rerponts: they beat their drums; they biow their tram- | widening of it was commenced. I+ was thea very HE SEGA MAKERS AND ALI. OTHERS OPPOSED | at ¢m most cases) onnuacy Ghar as PRIOR, ‘SR’ SPIRIT OF THK TIMES. ihe Great, ie reine, 0 whica some 0 vory per- | pew aud squeskiog wiod instruments; they bring out | narrow, and surrounded by miserable buildings. A » the system of convict labor, and the learoing of teaces ‘erter o effest An ralire clearance Dow fect staie, incicate \ts original opulence and + plen ‘Un ir kettles and pos, and array ali the power of 998". in State prison. are requesied to meet at Us Bowery, Unica @KO. BULPIN, Go home The mont firiking features about Kerted, waich os, | inise, disc umeate and Kilaboa appara: Li Po comer Bry anal maintained | viding, this Phuraday evening. at 80 clock Ne. 361 Brostweg. Without tt. , as we oserved, mim ‘ver: aipst they boat the boards of their , —_ et ag el old city, are tae immense tumuli, 4 py re have — ‘and Arey ten Fh An VIIL, but it will be considerably enlarged by HE KELIRG COMMITTEE FOR THE WIDOW AND | (\REAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS. EAD FRANK FORRESTR A'S STORY ficial mounds. somewoat lke those found to our Aiian ‘and Bis prophet ‘Indeed, bediam seome to havo the opening of the new boulevard. he uatuaal Ge oe adr ni an sen a ) We have reduced eur blaakets fifty per ceat below our R artalt ost, oes uns ‘of th cor 5 : former prices. Sif UF Thnk 11 Eiiive dena, the} ‘are. Buca’ for endlows duration, at | ar Ss amigns ereeen. which toa scoeseer: | meds (emnup, une bad boon olacrved Sanding lately | Srestsiet Jad wei arcises tyelion ti stberriston ice | canscl ean tram overs sr on™ ran omnmoseny we | : near the Hotel du Nord at Bethune, Paris suddenly | the 12°) insiont pe . IT OF THE TIMES part only im the fantasia of demoniacs. At any rate, thoy thrust a parcel into the hands of a gentleman who 1 remain open vatil the 27th of Jannary 157, wheo a oe “. lied P° th funny stories ‘well as to excite admiration. Coeir eiz9 and magaticeace * Out to aken amazement (or Ab wad powor of the succesatu!, serpent being read: ties holding the same ar ested to haed them, 8 on plo who ereciod them. itis Trndttign betieved by tht coree, poe ety pen pe. Fey 4 came up, and then ran away. On opening the par | with the funds "then in their hands, to the teeusirer, The ER pene , Ae eX. Btn th gen people in this part of the Urimos, that these tamull wet pest’ Thus the Moslems sre condrmod in their cel the man, to his surprise, feund twenty vank pope pt pacgore wit} take vice onche eveulng Sante EGAN & CO., 1 LOR TEMPLE’S GREAT MATCHES TO COMR OFF. erected over the remains of the Kings ead rulors of this | superstition—their beliet in the cause of an notes of 1,000f, each, with these lines:—A person, | SBY,"t0 cod, Mt ihe Fesitence ie, B. Roverts Third TTR Le TT Ree PORTSR's SPLIT OF THK Times Greek colony, and were designed thet mo- | their coniidence fa the Coes thetr thro: who wishes to remain unknown, remits to M. Caron, ——— ‘BHERTINGS ae at w day ey ar ee ate nae, sor reas of year as Genes of toate eniiemans ond Gonna ware wanasend te pony tty) bent veep ely me oak pag pat ar map hs oenanvens GIBTINGS. oases ee Tals, abine COnEIE aa Uae » sam of ey is formal an coa- LOLI payee — : 5 Al rol A Jong jcalem mountain villages and towns on the oocur- . NTF! BOND AND MORTGAGE, NAPKINS, Deenoe of Ue editor, the January ingus of (ae Bpest distinct! { the late lunar eclipeo. Had some one predioted = they oe Se $40,000 ce er oe er at i DIAPERS, | tins bern Geiayed unbu the priaent {i senow renay tet wal havent . astronomical data, ho would have been wor- per cen! for the use of erty, worth double the amount. apply to WAKREN Cat ° ™ . a be found full ef inerest to al classes of readers, but mere officer as a god. establishment. ‘The gentleman was not, as the | Tkid,'No 1 Nasmau sireet Pipes ee ee. Sree aly le "tbowe suffering, from pu 4 sa. eee e ery one should rend." The Tr Seance minasaany gears skemmosm | (emu Re eta casey | $100,000) SaiMQPGA seEate HaVRS fas | Thane sfaemnlt att EOS ter 4 , law; ‘onrse y $ . iy ‘or Sun Francisco ten per cents | +4 Au Linen Double Katin Damask . BAEKMAN & CU. No 1 three hundred ed five times by this invisibieand | handed over the money to M. Caron. wavied, in exchange for staple American and foreiga hard. | * 4a Gt PKB YARD, WORTH O%. ope bun: famous law school was established The acoustic « of from deck | Y*fe 2 original packages. or unincumbered rsal_eatnte . lece, worth 14s. OR LADIES’ FASILONS, Usvally Christian era, and here Herod the | 1, Gecy en Are ypnynen —- a Situated in New York or Brooklyn, at prices that will be * poneunsaminie on eam ete Die masonry. person before the Judges against * on board ship, having | satisfactory. Address box 1.28 Post office SPIR{! OF THE TT < tha wad ie UAMAsK NAPKING, IN =. in th — Bave been two of his sons, whore condemnation he unjosdy pro- | answered so well in the British navy, the admiralty | Poo Wwa yaa viNGNINSTITUTION-NO 2i7 BROAD. w alabaster, ‘and then’ put them to desth. The school wascon- | hove order all ships to be supplied with the tubes, end anton : Rennes time of Justinian, in the sixth century | and the patentee has returned rom Cronstadt, where | iors are eras Se eat tae usual anand bench arte | S00W dr0p endcther desigen. sscen, worth is. ‘Posten syIRTT oF TaK TIMES re, obp doen lator ts not known. | he has fitting a tubes to the new eighty-four | on ail sums entitied Gerein, 95 Se rate et ‘six per cemt - at . Price six cena, i out w day: modern world. Tho school was | enn steamship Retnizan. All the other ships of | 2umou sums net ox $00, ve per cent Cree 6 78 BROADWAY OP > oun ale ‘maby legal profeasion thon. ve id after Mooday, Jan. 19 Interest not ~ Mix PRIDE OF TAF LADISs. fom Sead to Weniit and honor “Crowds et | the Russinn navy at Cronstadt are also ordered to he Jaa he coal ed as privctpal aad eraw iatercet necoraiag, | —_— ____Near Fourthatreet. | T TORIES SEIR(. OF THE TIMES, a bumaa youth from all ‘of the empire—the ng end ambi: fitted in the spring with the like means of communi- ¥ frem Jan 1. Bank kd from 10 to 2o'clork, RATBRAVER OLOaKS, oo 10 aay. cating, in any weather or circumstances, orders from | Monday. Wednesday Vory dewitabic fer sloughing, a! @ great bargain, won Bs ca o2 on removin; ous epirie the ago—were attracted to this famous orolock . W. JACKSON & ne@ mouraing atv oa up school; and while invest oa otudying the Blasartenee and and to any part of the ship. Wank B. Wonnans, Boarelary. 21 Brood ress tottae oat MPOUCUSTONE'S RECOLLECTIONS, wi ee Ol o Prete n ComMina, Account ———L6. _ cecal tee = in months to which aly ate tbe ott ie wekar ralay| Y <a OFFICE OF THE RUTGERS FIRE IN VIR SURGING OLOARS, tested yA ieratlinye a ) the g of the stadents whose ambition bi suranoe Ci + 176 Obatham square, onrner of Mow GPNING BAZAAR, Price oniy mix coma mice ba, itreet, Now York, January 14, 1457 —The Board of Direstors Be Vesntwes lies whole crear of tie Nomen empire, “There. wane vibre. | omer oft company tare this day deciared @ semi asauel dict | 4 cheap garmest, with comiort aod elegance evmblaed, im. | PORTE SPIRIT OF TT TMbS 1A Our fenaing re. ~ . spore 4 ‘cont, payable on 5 : or the os 4 ia day, posed ot brakes tory motion: eoormous chasms were fa Sein; | A GreGtAL MENTING oF THR DEMOCRATIC YOUNG | Foary'nont.. The wanalor books wil be closd eon the Sai, | OF%*E xpreNAlY for the Yiiied with chore’ reading jepth of irom ten to huge and heavy bodies wore diecbarged into the alr: the | Aveo" Seriisinamet ars otlock FM, Atul and pune, | aaattill 2d February. by order ee.LOWa, % | Beary cious wrappers SS @lay bill. The height # allertately advanced and retreated beyond its ordi- | (oni aiiendance is expected. as business of importwnce wil! oe —— A ————— | bxtre dn LHOTUKK SKASUR, fan colonists are easn boundsries, and a mountain was torn from Lebanon, | brought before the meeting JOHN D. MACG 4BGOR, Chin, Torn HERERY GIVEN THAT TAR qaberian cireulare. - 7 tho result of human sxty miles from Beirot, and cast into the Roprnt Gnast, Chas A. KesTisy, eoretaries. HANOVER FIKE INSURANOR CO. idee are cloale. nes 7 THY MROSDWAY TABERBACLE—THIS EVES Pod Ln ghee 1 gy lite a mole, ae red ———== Tave tnereased their capital $60 (00, making ft now aa ll p= ad hi, IE La W Be 26'S lecture om weg same occurrence, ‘on the same day and RESTAURAVTS. 0.08 OLS Urosawray o Ministry of the Be below to raise it and the at the same hour, destruction came upon the a‘liuent, the | ———~~~—~~ ~——— ~~ Which is folly peid ap tn cael invested aecordias to law. —- — - - —— elevation, On the top of Prpulous and dissipated city ot the capttal of the RANDSLEIGH RIDE r WIA GRAND | The company coniione to receive applications for insurasen ADIFS' READ & OCUPARTSERSHIP SUTICES. Ing awe as well as wonder—« rejencid, {n northern Syria, in a measure withou: o hop wi the Getty Hours, Yonxers, on Tuesday evewing, | Scatnst low or damage by fire at current ra es, at their eflice, L a oe reer = ene rock apd a boliow resembiin; ampte before or since. The cits ts euppored to ha Yh inet. Tickets HW centa To be bad at JUSK RIDUV | No. 2 Hanover square, corner ¢f Pearl street GRPNIN BAZAAR, £ 10 $40 —A RESPECTABLE MA men in every ago add an * u tated Ball's sation of people, whose wember haa boon | psy’ * Neseee olreet. Cars leave Chambers strecta6s | nonsg 1, prove, RNS erage etree sis Beoatwar. | BBO "ea tren ne of ae faees pecans coeeees ‘@ consciousness of sin and the great'y increased by the conicx of strangers Sap ——— en rp t object Oring vo obtain & sullanle per ment. ‘at festival of the ascension. Noi less than two hua ()'T8* QF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COM : lend dresses for b 7 room Not fb WARD, pany. New York, Jan. 19, Ix] —Blection and dividead | 4) tin F - — ty thousand persons are said to bave perished 4 ool - ok as ‘ef Directors of theo Mt oe held af te Always bept in great variety st the | ar. the Pi = ‘Fe GQ REWARD —Lost, FROM § LETOG A GENT ccee at th hd day of ae) Ray OE seeg Oe | 6850. Fee eae erat ven onmenes " 9 continned to be felt in this same man's boot, marked Ack nade een Uni ad ot cbort years, a good po agp eben months; and f D 1902 another carth t Sree sie gictoch, beet sae Th we reware ther - —— - ween e fill Leba- d and the thanks of the loser by “ed by U rectors t the oflice of ‘ @ AKS. 10L 4 ed bas region of iran boy 7 " 1 bow an Damascus, so tbat, according to an expression then cer. GuRALY, Jan, Proprietor. | the 2 day of Fonrunty gest, The transfer books will be } inxciure mapas for Bownern ade, wil plea 500 aR ANT, 4. PANT O8 CLERK, Wit SS oe ees aes ae ee $5 MINANDS Lor, BETWHIN cllaMOrRS AND T. BAILEY MYRRS, Recretary, | OF BMdiers Mrs. Powers, 04) Weter at dest," Svlighie. Tons wil on, gunranteed PAWS poe Gn: by arena mated “ m ard geod given Plcaseecail eo WAkKU Am & aan rE te | a | RY AuBTANTIA whose shocks continued for «ix mouths. At the first ag Oy second street kage addressed to L, A i look well, Wear hock the cities of Antioch, Baalbec, Acro, Tripoli, and y, 67 West Thirty first street. ern! sining’a book wits the nnnnrnnnnnnnnnn | at 48, 64. D others, were laid im raing, far ae they are se; and id on returaing it to 0. R D MOST REGTARLR q fod thirty thousand persona S00, ae : Yon tien in hia ety If yon want money on darn i lt of tape meters £600. #0) thes, and every kind of al property, Pawn ucKow ymen's tape border, colors an ‘one horrible night Aleppo, Antioc S26, SEW Rees Feo rue Beret ght.” Remember, Doreen UDUPE & Ritead, hafabercheifs, from 18. Gi. 1 8 ench, » eyleadid assorunout | anovm joed every village and cottage within the ing clothing and a package of pavers, of no v 806 Brovdway, corner of Walker street, | W0.sclec: trom, | nene woven shirt bosoms, machine | mupers wre pashalic of Aleppo, were, within ten or tweive seco che owner. Al them were sindry deeds RS. hirt bee iatherde and collars | u the greates 7 _ ‘00 the sbores of the Sea of Azof. of the utterly destroyed and converted into eape of rophsh? Ae . | cloning to the fd suena F the le Barn $1°° ZOLOAN -O8 DIAMONDS, TONKS, &@ rt wocome wriaarda and collars (the greaten’ | 3 (3()(y _GENTERYAN WISHING TO, AvOrD form, retaining yot the form of man, lay on tho floor. | Not lees than 20,00 in that brief Bicnd uo weverad etre eddrownt | Ete. Whe | OO, goog cagare, a7 moods, alts, Be. Be Tin Tien stone, Sith the advertises cam saubie the smnount lavernd. Fer tell Fre bones bet crambled into duet,'and tho mode in | The lates earthquake ip Syria , | Stee will return tee antd package of papers to the, proprisiere 7H iB GBM, 85 Nasaal sirect, room No. L 144 Broan sy path ate apply to O. F. WAINWRIGHT, 107 Brosaway, Jao. 1, 1887, | Cr'the Howard Hotel, comer of Maden lane and Broadway, pities ene tovcine tee oomstien eae mneee | nad reertve the aber rn dll $] 79,82.%%, 79 LOAN ON DIAMOXDS, WATCHES side of Lake Tiberise, or the Sen of Galilee. In the 25 FORMATION —THE CARMAN Jewelry, dry goede, or bought aod sold f 00 - furniture, &¢@ ‘which the garments enveloped body, and the 4. ©, MiLdak Knots and fastenings with which they wore bound, —— ‘were casily traceable in the dust. Several bodies were Giscovered, at the head of each of which was « giass Dottie, and in one of the botties was found a small qua ty of wine. ‘A cup and a lacrymatory of the same m RIMERSHTP 1 & Miedo in this RTOFORE vn: pawn: | GAB = eA’) | brokers’ Ucketa bought; watches, jeweiry and dry goods edt ont heapiee wea from Ne, eBooks | he LATORER & 00. #1 Nassnn atreet, a7 at 6; Cana: street, formerly $17 000 72,8048,0% DIAMONDA, WaToure, Russian sable ms igh ssian sable sete ‘springs terial, yr at bow BS one a err wie ie pa hy Ly ft ae — i ‘and ail kiode seen teed ae Bicpe abov ne to this day. Ali persons who have VE POLARS REWARD —1LOIr, 0) sonal property, or bou h. oat select cheapes ment Row enametiod boada wero placed ia the If haad. and ribquake unive tn teauty mm, there in BO ’ % we'd Vio Jobin sureey corner of Nassan, second (0 7 sheet selected and cheapest amortment of evening, from @ sleigh, & wolf akin ro psn TION THE CO-PARTNERSAIP HRRETO- fos dar he frm of FISCHERM AN & nel thoright a number of waloute, Oiher tombs were gx- | becoming eary unécr thom by custom; they / Dinnket. ‘The finder will please leave them _s .. = a BO TO8 jored, and various objects of mterest found ‘most courageous atil!. stable, twenty first street, near Hrondway, and ree: Ml oar . a STERL SPRING SKIRTS, AND ALL ThE SRW OTYLES, pADLAY, a 5 “ iy 7 dimsol > ieerodotan te ater ot istry, gv the iat arcoant ————— poe $45,000 So ae? O% BORD AND tot red OTe init feos tway prices MX GAYNOR, eee PoE eee ee of such uniull and their oFject The tombs of the ea Riadbiees eatin Beem ————— Peni esinte in this oft senad fora ier of years, i Third avenue. near Feath street, | he aitairn ofthe lntw rma Wi Beytbian kings aro soon in the iand of Sberi ook South, “ ros. & BI street, second story, frowt hk x he faiog ta Savanwam, Dee, 31, 1856. (ARRIFO AW/@ BY THR ICe ON aUNDAY Nigat, | | THE MILITARY ve Ube royal corpae, and ooavay {Lt | In your Heeaxn of the 18th inst., in a lender of | beat wilebe euabiy rewarded. " accress James Minsgh, \ propartt; or tought eed sold for cash, Noles, bonda Neen i kio ward SET rteee Cea | Seen will be cond ot evar Me firm of Ridloy. & Moy aire orintany doop, | YOurs on “railroad speculation” you made the fol- } “tte? Nr ST laectmtemnemantiphitn _.. | SArgnees, Sosed, Se. negousied. iti Wassed Street, corey ithe Brbok aprit ave reamed | J .wegny 16, 155 DWAsD 5 stron . lowing remark: OUND—AT NEW BRIGHTON. &. 1 aotHt ist. A | “FHUMPEON & 00, brokers and commiasion merahante, sOcwek. By order of the Fourteents minaatih SERREMCGAa SoLaaDtan tee Seals eaey now | f tne king’ The only roads in the United States which aro really | about ihe toowth and end, ain ar (> mebisouh wl. Lie a ET Jalike Keiva. Svecrivers. useer ibe, hem, cf Caps, Trew foreo, they now lay one of the king’s concubines, Whom | earning seven per cent on thelr cost, are sore Of the | ow ncr can reclaim the same by paving expenses, $157.000 7eukea*, OF WAsCEEs, Dis ~¥e—- oe bis cay dissolved by mutual consent, Geo A tirioe. The outeanding business will be set cook, they strangle for tne purpowe, be cup bearer 7) JAMES CILABT eiry, Ac. or bought for eash, by Varna CORPR OF 182 WILL MEET AT 4% re r. Westera }) Which ran through a table country, enjoy ‘OBEPIL BR. ISAAC ft 2 ' — / G 11 Oh bere eirert (dasement office) mm street, thik (iboretay) J 4 2 0’ elor ¢ gucrenect “7 _ Din groom, hin page, bi’ meonger, ‘itty of his riaves, | am Of trailic, and charge four cents 's milo = = oune Bow romp ee eenaeuaa N. Be i tb ¥ (ib reas Jan Y zo oes t snecestors, Cape & F ore. ome horses, and spect m of all his things, Having | for peasongers, and cont: ie ton for NING, JANUARY & [8 |. ~44, ef . —ne ir aaod hrother NANNATLM CAPR, ‘80 done, all jail to work throwiog up an immense mou freight : @ mile per ta from terond areas ough Bleecker to | Leroy pT... a ee, Win the usual Uro. A bOWBRIDGR, ‘another 1 Joeres, will lixenese of a child, valuod aa - , Cou Sieiving and vieing wiih one who shall do the | Now Iam quite sure you will correct the error of | we aint « the linder wi confor a feune aoa bees | BQH). qaensee ue THE aQv ERROR oF 7 Ri Dh gsm ‘Thos the Seythiane and ovr Ti this statement, as fares Georgia ta conecrned, 1 | Bargiae? aries Se same with Jota Hee, Jr. 09 Fink | Sire cy of Rew Tork. —Mopey leet, legal rain, om ion business | & cope Floyd, abd grit coatinnr ne muked 7 ” dy J ir mt new 6 ‘at and provision business at (beir man te, and chjcots, widely as they “ Ee — fold and silver watches damonds. jewelry, dry go's Re. at end p s No. I brotherhood of man is traced among savages an «| believe, moreover, that it is an errror, as applicable O8T—ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12 RITHER A. ADOLPHUS, 40 Penit ateeet, corner of Rama, Yn nea ‘hot and 84 and 86 Allen streets, corner of Reo wy the civilized, and among the dead as well as theliviag. | to the whole railroad gystem in our Southern States, | Ad's, Sith arenae stage, te woos, Cupane on | EROADWAY.CRRAL ENTATR AWD Lan OF- RTE New Yore, Jan, 18, 1867 BW. PLOY FARTHQUAKE IN MOUNT LEGANOW—AN FoLrPse or | where “cotton is king.” Sith aod ereath ayes a Tuts larae visid sha 22) fee Liberal Batvanece made on diamonds, stabs, SPLENDID AMSORTMNAT OF DILLIARD TABLE: ADIT LIT —RARKINVASTMENT—ANY PARTE The 20 les road " liberal rewnr on rovnreging tt at No. 107 West } jeweiry, eal estate bong! soit pal 7 ade was \ acing $0) 000 to $60,000 can now find an opportal EARTHQUAKES, ANCIRNT AND RPCENT. and yd ok no think that ie ia wavet tie: EWOUy es pr SR citi 6 ee micree oeadennt awe, iy Ae ochre Freer ® eating ition bene, that will Bay pee eS Brin Oot. 27, 1856. | that does not carn ten per cent on its capital DURING THR STOR AST MONUAY, 4 | QA BROADWAY —MONEY ADVANCED TO Aw fies, dheab. LEONARD & UENOAMIN S80 Brosaway. | ficadway. room 2. nee, he fo eT i on % distourse on tre jeorge he amount. on diamen’s, wa: s, jewelry, p' 4 a —— cola ae eens cot tcenon appalling earin. | Start, for instance, from the locus stundi, where I PET pecned en ion SAE Tak PRLLIP | soctacaeuen end wee teerinen a toteneld preety, & ——_— = PANTED_A PEROON WITH A MODBRATE CAPT- quaken ia mecders men which Waid in ruine the ancient | NOW Write. There is the central road running to | 7AuT's Nagseuener, foonit far caahe “Biocas, bouts’ nmes, morgages, Ac Deco | PILLIARDE | Warr re po into a prone? Posen not. exe a city of ‘noe tho oapital of the kingdom of Bythinia, | Macon. distance of 1: ties. This road earns ana Watches and jewelry for We a oe hard tab) | brazed aotacn Incalee «Bod & WB Porter, No. 6 Oitg fand af Ja the capital of the Ottoman empire, before | About 14 per cont; but the anlacky stockholders itsk YOLD LEVER WATCH. LS 1. THAYER, roome Nos | aol 2 # y aed Cielo, Hall pinee never get more than 10. ‘This per cent they have long received. 1 know of no road in this Stave that It was trapaferred to Constantinople, This popurous cy rege enor lw . erry! ; 100,000 souls, and sacred in the eyes Wrz A PARTNER, ACTIVE OR SEpCt as. oT TARD TARLES WITH THE MOST tm with w @apital of $10 09 or $15,000, In the 6) PROADWAY-—CRNTRAL ORAL ESTATE AND 412 vin ee—Any am to ona on dis | QUARP'S BIT 0 quemigas aaked | containing about the Torte becanse 300 mioarcts rising from their moaquee does not pay § percent. There owned in - - - — tho. Oa, We iche®, Jewsiry pinnes, boughs, said | KD proved cushions, elther of marble siate or wood be to extend 8 growing basi “ and ghtioring tn tho ut, indicated that it was the sont of | Wall atrert. the | \ucon and We send your | | OSTA 4RE BADGE, $0. 17 TARY On! FIN) | perented. Rosme Roe tant 2 fale ful fifteen per gent cheap 2 attic} eb Jor safe and protiable investment. Powter, Jearning, ad pity, and, suared moreover | reporter down and ack if iis statement be teue. | 4; cif O)Me eT We Fah whore, Fecnody inane sell trait sales govercigna, e imitate the Western roads by chergine pas. _ - - " : oe anlar ee Lah vienna eataitas, RGt | songors four cents a mile, and gow: cight cents per | [OR RPER FHA CORNER cr BROAD AL, pp a SFGARS. lowed Concussion, groat numbore of inhabnante be. | 000. Hine, maxnum veet We vadtrstand the | ig sour 80 SLa ot the Farmer ¥ + Bank of 0 SORMITUAN WANTAULRT A c 1) 000 GARS OF HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND ioe ereavea te dobih wader falling wale Aad Rogese, tad | CI eed eet ee, thing Hane. | rie chine Banda eeafted terran'a @ Jo Maine | Hi ee avons tursicat tae irnet in Ge eeunire, would | pt mcen Jee Ket priecs., Cash purcheers. Gre tar ety. ings of hot water gushed out trom the earth | down here. I would'nt touoa your stocks, excepting rect, wid BF liberally Few ac . Ro-eeneapirg, for waste, | ereld olice. . ati aan