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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16
NOTICE.

IA T MY INSTANCE an attachment was this
IN day issued by II. H. Rice, justice of the
peace Of Salisbury township, Meigs county against
the property and effects OF Josiah Mal0on, an alb
'sconding debtor. Q "a JOHN THOMPSON.
r Oct. 18 185l-no5tw4.
'DOWDER, SHOT a LEAD.-For sale
u sat No. a. iuS GEO w, HOLMES.
T ENIONS &ORANGES.--2o boxes fresh
IL and for-salelcheapby CIV HOLMES.
apROONIS.-7O dcE. first rate articles cheap
-D-st NOD 3 - GEORGE w HOLMES.
,Gsruslted Eppar.--oas fierce ios sale by.
~. II. B. SMITH.
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ttgars-20 Boxes Fine Principles,
~ 10 Boxes Canones;
lE| Is do Fine Ifayannaji
s 10000 Half Spanish; .....,.t;
10000 Common; on hand and for sale low
by OAKES & BUSKIRK.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16

,ItOUNTY AUCTIONEER.-That Cheap
NJStove Store man BILL PRALL, has been APP
pointed, qualified, and given bond as Auctioneer
for Meigs county. y,
He will receive ON commission and Bell goods
on the lowest terms. Call at the No. Stove store
PomeroY. March 27l O0S5-no27tf
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PONIEROY WHARF BOAT,

The Linena never consider COURT H0 USE
unless she has flesh coor It's capacity am prepared to re-.
and white satin shoes: and all kinds 81 goods produce @c
gances may we'll be INDUCED Nmade
as this, where mud dirt exeing regularly to Cincinnati
the fountains The the season Those
ever seen Whatever may be The lsb9Tgh and onGmnat
the fair, or rather the dark oneor OF oy egsp
all rather darkshe will have The me az great
~ moderate, and
shoes and stockings none al all hnot exceeded
seen going mass with ne business men en- 2
ana manic III rags Ou sue hu heYerl always ready day
less, her white satin shoes and fesh.coolEge freight
stockings and stepped, or rather gIidedA Boat.
along, gracefully as the rest. In lac b. .1ARIiNt
the woeod and young rich and poor ~ copr, Or Hoo
glide along with The eoquence Of airies.- sa
Many gay Lolhano has followed The steps
of wornan hinking from her walk and ~
figure, that she must be houri aI leusl EXTRACT oE
after long tagging walk through all nanR =, 'u'S ~
of streets, under blazing sun, has seen % S,ssy
chamer into perhaps some e from theI pa
house, where, releasing her Dock and Sarsa
closed her face and The Mortified swain save vast amount
covered he had been following woue nres, iOr y tpo
old enough be bis grandmother, ana "a ~ ,hs
haps negress into The bargain. Of the pa
ecfiOas Of Rambs from Sidney TO South innocent or
IamptOn. tna N IA
L. n
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Admimistrator's Notice.

vv,,,+, HhdStHHtUr'S 3 NOllCG.
NE subscriber has been appointed and quail
= I ca as Administrator on the estate of Lorenzo
Dowi late OF Coalport, Meigs county, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are reomested
to make immediate payment; and those havins
CLAIMS against against said estate will present
them TO duly authenticated for settlement within
one year from this date.
JONATHAN D. HOPP, Admir-.
Sheffield, May 3, 51.-n36wa.
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Notice..

The subscribers having been duly appointed by
the court Of common pleas Of Washington coun-
ty to administer upon the estate of Thomas w.
Williams, late Of said county, deceased, hereby
give notice to all persons indebted to said estate
to make payment to them: and to all persons
having claims against said estate to present the
same to them, legally authenticated, within one
year from date. ID sHl ~, "a 4s cs ia
A. w, WILLIAMS, Admir-. q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16
Palsy and Paralysis.

AL physicians acknowledge that these terrible dseAsse
are caused by deficiency % NrpOu, Energy the affected
limbs DR. CHRIsTIE's Gavanic Articles will supply Mis-
deficient power and complete and entire cure Is thus
effected,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16
DR.. CHRIsTIE3S

~ DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
u used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head suC
Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat Nervous and Sick
Headache Dzzness Of the Head Neuralgia in the Face Bus
Nervous and that distressing complaint called Tic tosrsHS
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EB MR - TVN HNS
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest ,sp1 h.t
~, y BLOOD PURIFIER
In THE WHOLE woRLD!


% Prize 81 per Bottie or Sir Bottles for 15. W.
II 10 now put up IN QUART, BOTTLES, Of the same
Large bottle contains SIxTY-FOUR DOSES, and the
medicaions are 90" Strongly Concentrated that only
One Tdbiespoo 10 required a Bose-three tiHes day
-,hus one bottle lasts Twenty-One Days, which 10 much
longer than bottle Of any other medicine lasts because there
v required Of this less quantity at dose
The grent Superiority OF this Blood Pariler all
other medicines consists In great possessing
e. part of Its compouhd the pOOefI Medical Virtues
Of come Scarce and Rare .at
,5Msa Indian Roots and Barks,
which no other medicine possesses These are the most certain
Purifiers Of the Blood that known either
Indian th md and these being compounded with the strong
irsoneentydted Extracts Of
'n'' sarsapariIla Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND, sAssAFRAs BARKs,
make this Vegetable Extract, not only the Oyeatat Blood
than any other It h eAsap because the QlanV Of it that
maF be bought for One Dollar will last much longer, and
win cure Ten Times more Blooddsease, than Ons DoLnTs
worth Of any other medicine.N
q For undoubted proof Of the Cwa Of iu
IxT Scrofula, Fever-Sores, mI
saaS Head Evwpaas aRAen RheuMati,m, SypAzi, Ey1zA
Hons Pmples on DC FACE LIVER Complaints, Ple, Lus-
bd0O OdneerOu Uees OostIyeness, Sore Eyes, Dyspep.
pia, Pains IN The Side BreI Bon and yoints and OTHER
lAP6RE.BLooD DISEASES, zee PAMPHLETS and Hand.
hle-evey Agent has them to give away.
!, For sale by d. Reed, Homeroy; G w Cooper g.
Co.,. Chester; P. NJ Petrel, Graham Station. All
orders must be addressed to Wallace & Co., 30i
Broadway, New York.
April "a, 9859-1f29y9
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OHhAhN<AA OoH
to reach and re-
they may be, il
single dose re-
ms, and it only
e, 10 make these
Y OF BLOOD
lie. 1t is par
iika, Vomiting,
er,yonmachh,, h, dis
i, he Blood,
hoSe cy, Ema-
pule; Suicice,
they dill
In
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16

.
w BAKERl1
@ld Cherry
slngukWistar,,
is genchEn-
very fulIN& &
back in inhtb
the part Of 4
behlDd is atlal
made Of a Gab
crane, This
come over The
der arm, and
Jo. ,ko l,G n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16

10 Coffee S00Bags' snpeglor. aftiele-- lust
~ s'ss' +. NI:EFs aSBFEKRK.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16

uOut oNSh 'u' 81 SS"' v,
tifuI eyes would require {
TO describe them propet
hands and fec, Of those
Gre de'lcalcly small, a
Their figures ore the mos
BILE { not having YET take'
suicidal affairs, stays),
envy their walk. In ado
the Limcna never consid
unless she has flesh col
and white satin shoes:
gances may well be indu
90 ,h;s uhana no nond M
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" OLD STsoMACu COMpIAINrs.

VIIIJ OIUlIACII- OU.NFIhINI TO.
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COM
PLANTS which it does not seem to reach and re-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16

!, 4orr n, MARY NJ. WILLIAMS, Adm'x.
Marietta, oct. &c, '5i--n49w3,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-16
To our Friends and Customers.

ezs-x5 COffims Of every description ma
nufactured promptly to the time. feb04n2Otf,
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MIssIssIPPI.-A gentleman who has extensive
business connexions in Mississippi has handed us
memorandum, which contains some information
which is OF interest to all parties who own judg
mepts obtained in Mississippi Ii states that, under
an existing law there, all Judgments whereon exc
cution was issued within year after the judgment
rendered must be kept in force by the issuing
Where execution was issued within the year. the
judgment must be revived by scire faciaS and
cution issued before the oath February next.
Without these acts the judgment will no longer
bind.
We do know what the date of this act is but
the information is furnished by member of the
Mississippi bar his clients in this city, and the
near approach of the time at which the limitation
will take effect ought to put the parties interested
on their guard, and set them to making the proper
steps to ascertain the facts and protect their rights
New Orleans Picayune, 27H utimo.
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RAILROADS IN New JERsEY.--Several new rail
roads are now projected for the purpose of opening
communications across our northern Countes be-
tween New York and the Pennsy lvania coal mines
The Morris and Essex railroad, the Somerville and
Easton railroad, and the Bepidere Delaware rail
road, have all been designed to meet this end The
latter will be finished as far Lambertville in
few days. but we signs of its being carried
farther at present-though the company engaged
in it may, for aught know, be taking steps to
carry it up TO Easton.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company, in
connection with many persons interested in the iron
establishments of Morris and Sussex counties are
endeavoring to the extension of the line of
that company across to Pennsylvania. The extern
sion is proposed to be made by another company
under new charter. meeting was held at Stan
hope, in Sussex, on Thursday, 10 promote this OBJ
ject 1t was attended by large number of persons
from the neighborlng counties, as we learn from
the Newark Mercury. Aaron Robertson, esq, pre-
sided, and Jacob l.. Swayze and George H. Nelden
were the secretaries The meeting addressed
by John p. jackson, Abraham Brittin, William &.
Dusenbury, and Abram S. Hewitt According 10
the Mercury, the statements made by the speakers,
the spirit manifested by the meeting and the reso-
lutions adopted justify the expectation that the pro-
jected road will be pushed forward with energy, if
the Legislature shall grant a suitable charter.
Trenton IN j } State Ga zeffe
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SUPERIOR GUERREOTYPES
Elrat Premium Awarded.

r Ii. .WHITEHURST has extended the field OF
q his operations more ground than any
other Daguerreotypist in the country His gale
les may be found on Pennsylvania avenue, near
4. street, Tin Lane Il fuckers building;) No. 201
Baltimore street. Baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street, New York; No. II Main street,
Richmond; Sycamore street, Petersburg; Main
street, Norfolk; and Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
His beautifully and highly finished electro Da
guerreotypes an extraordinary improvement,
ensuring faithful and highly finished hkenesses in
few seconds.
The rotary back ground, invented by J. Ii
Whitehurst, gives an airy and living appearance
to the picture.
He is the patentee of the Morteotype, the art OF
imbedding Daguerreotype likenesses in tomb
| stones, 80 as to make them resist the ravages OF
time and weather.
Whitehurst's establishments now distribute more
than thirty thousand pictures annually and have
never given dissatisfaction. This is certainly a
hsttering proof of the superiority OF his kenesses.
j. III w calls the attention of the public gene
rally to his elegantly furnished gallery Lane
& Turker's new store, where free exhibition of
pictures will be given
Notwithstanding the usual competition in da-
guerreotypes at the recent Fair Of the Mary land
Institute, ne was awarded the first medal by the
judges.
Likenesses of every description copied and post
mortem attended to. Jan limit
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United
States from the lst day of March, 1851, to the
Both of June, 1882, inclusive, in OHIO, will be
ceved at the Contract Office OF the Post Office De
partInent, in the city of Washn gton, until A NJ
of the 18th day OF February, 1851, (to be decided
by the goth day of February, 1851 ) on the routes
and in the manner and time herein specified, VIZ:
205e From GAINESVILLE, by Putnam, White Cottage,
Fultonham Sego, Somerset, Rushvile,
West Rushville, Lancaster, Clear Creek
Tarlton, Leistville, Kingston, Chihcothe,
Bonneville, Bdinbrdge, Rainsboro, Dali
Lac, Hillsboro', New Market, Sugar Tree
Ridge, Scott, Eckmansville, Bentonville.
Bradvve, and Aberdeen;
To Maysviile, Kentucky, los miles, and back
daily;
Leave Zanesvle daily, after arrival of east
mail, say at p. arrive at Mays.
vile next Gays by p. M
Leave Maysville daily at A. NJ, arrive at
Evansville next days by p. NJ
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guar
antee, signed by more responsible persons,
In the following manner, VIZ:
1.-The undersigned --- guaranty that ----,
II his bid for carryi the mail from to -
be accepted by the Postmastcr General shall enter
into an litigation prior TO the first day of March
nert with good and sufficient sureties To perform
the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of
a postmaster, other equivalent testimony, that
the guarantors men of property and able to
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
scaled, endorsed Proposals for route No. -"
and addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster
General
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from com.
bination, and the terms and conditions on which
the contract is to be made, the last annual ad
vertiscment n X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jan 1, 1851.
Jan
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MARRIED.,

ON Thursday, the I'd instant by the Rev. Mr..
GoRsucH, COBINGTON o. WEST, of Greigsville
Preston county, Virginia, to Miss ATHARIA BAR
kER, of Washington.
In this city, on the I'd instant, by the Rev. MIR.
LASAHAN, J. FENWICK YOUNG, of this District,
10 Miss NORA CARROLL LIVINGSTON, young
eat daughter of the late Hon RoBERr LIE Roy Law
INGsToS, of the State Of New York.
At Esperance Plantation, louisiana, on the oath
December, by the Rev w. o. PRESTON, BENJA-
MIN w. FRAZIER, Jr., to CAROLINE E., dau gh-
ter of DR.. J. H. LousHBoRousH.
At Mount Oak. ON the 10Th ultmo, by the Rev.
OWEN THAcKARA, ROBERT BOWIE, esq. of &C.
dar Hill, TO ELEANOR h NAGRUDER, eldest
daughter OF JOHN h. MULLrxrS, esq, all of Prince
Georges county, Maryland.
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A FEMALE STupENT.-A msunder standing has
for some time past in the Boston Medical College,
in consequence OF the admission of Miss Harriet X
Hunt pupil. Itappears that the lady has been
applicant for admission for several years, and
has been steadily refused ON the ground of mex
pcdency. She applied again at the commence
ment OF the present session in very able letter,
in which she considered the broad subject of the
necessity of good medical education for woman.
The subject considered by the Directors OF the
Institution, who voted that she should be admit
ted to attend the lectures the terms
other students. On this decsion becoming known
to the male members they became very much ex-
cited by the act of their teachers and sent in pro-
test signed by large number against it. Miss
Hunt, on hearing of the state of disaffection and
characterization at the college, Immediately de-
cided to postpone her attendance ON the lectures
until the commencement of another term.
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RY c. w. BoTELER. Auction.er.

GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
- NIrURE Al AUCTION.--On Wednesday
morning, January s, at 10 o'clock, at the residence
of Colonel McClelland, situated on 9th street. be
tween ID and streets, all his household furniture;
which is of superior quality and in excellent order,
consisting in part Of
Mahogany Chairs. Marble top Sofa Table
Mahogany Div,ns
Bronzed iron Centre Table, marble top
Mahogany Rockers
Moreen and Muslin Window Curtains
Solar Lamp, Girandoles
Set of Chinese Quartette Tables
Mahogany Hat Rack
Parlor, Chamber and Step Carpeting
Hail Oil Cloths, Iron stone China Dinner Sets
ivory Table Cutlery, Glass Ware
Handsome English China Tea Sets
Large Mahogany Wardrobe
Superior Feather Beds and Mattresses
French Bedsteads, Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Mahogany Writing Table
Mahogany and other Washstands
Shower Bath, Toilet Sets
Alright, Cooking, and other Stoves
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, &c.
Terms OF sale: All sums of and under y %, cash;
S25, credit of sixty and ninety days, for ap
proved endorsed notes bearing interest.
G. w. BOrELRR,
Jan +-dif Auctioneer.
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Commis.ion ON Claims against Mexico

MONDAY, January 6, 1851.
The following memorials were submitted, exam
ined, and ordered to be received:
That of Thomas 0 Larkin and Talbot ii. Green,
claiming for supplies furnished to the Mexican
troops in California before 9th of july 1916.
OF Alpheus b. Thompson, claiming for detention
in person and otherwise in California from 1888 to
1887, and for consequent losses an charges.
Of VIM. S. Underhill, for himself, and as as
signee of VIM. Mckinley, claiming for fifteen days
hire of brig Spy, in the revolt of Yucatan in lS43
OF Joseph B. Eaton, for himself, Samuel Parsons,
and VIM. Richardson, joint owners of ship Stating
and her cargo, claiming for moneys and property
advanced to the Mexican Government in Califor-
MIA in lS43.
OF volney Ostrander, passenger board the
schooner Julius Cesar, claiming for imprisonment
of person and loss of property.
OF Frederick Bangs and Albert Southmaycd
joint owners of schooner Caroline and her cargo,
claiming for losses consequent on her seizure at
Matamoras in 1916:
OF James l.. Rudolph, claiming for his expulsion
from Reynosa the 9Th of April, 1886
OF VIM. Richardson, claiming to the bal
ance of proceeds Of the brig Mary, sold at Tampico
in 1887, to pay fine on her.
OF Rufus R.@Turnage, for seizure passenger on
board the schooner Martha in Galveston bay, in
1885, and subsequent imprisonment and losses.
The Board adjourned until ii O'Clock to- morrow.
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THE REPUBLIC.
Verses

.EcIrED AT THE LATE VALUATION DINNER Il
BOSTON.
Gods blessing on the Old Bay State.
Her worth can ne'er be told
And on her youngest sister, Cal.
A gem Of virgin gold
God bless the other twenty nine,
Protect, preserve, and save
This hitherto united band
From restless factions grave.
Let not one star on freedoms flag
Grow faint, and pale, and wan
Die out, and crush in deep despair
The last, best hope Of man.
But brighter, higher may they shine,
AS age on age rolls on,
fill the last falling sand Of time
Proclaims their mission done
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The CHARLESTON LINE OF STEAMERs.-We an
nounce with great satisfaction that the stock
sary to the organization of the Atlantic Steam
Navigation Company was all taken yesterday in a
few minutes after the books were opened This
with the States subscription, which il secures,
places beyond doubt the construction Of the fret
two vessels of the line, and have entire conf
dence that they will be speedily followed by the
others The readiness with which the stock was
subscribed shows that the value is upon this
enterprise, important, in many aspects, to
Charleston, and To South Carolina.
I Charleston Mercrt, Jan. 3D.
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U,ERrILIzERs. Sc.-.The subscri

LNERTILIZERs. Sc.-.The subscribers have
II Just received per schooner Statesman 81 bbls,
kentish's Prepared Guano; also, in store, 200 lbs.
Brenng, Froneheld Co.'S Vegetable Cattle Pow
der, to which they invite the attention of agrcu-
turists, hortculturiss, and those having the care
of horses cows, and hogs the Cattle Powder being
the best preparation known Tor producing fat and
milk and at the same time preventing and curing
diseases. Circulars of either can be had by apply
ing To
j. L. RADCLIFFE X CO,
Grocers and Com. Merchants, Odd Fellows Hall,
Jan 6-6teoh 18th street.
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Coat LANDS "A large amount of coal lands has
recently changed hands in the Frostburg region.
The sales since the opening Of the canal have pro
badly amounted 20 nearly half q million of dollars.
On Saturday last, 235 acres OF coal land, lying
Immediately under the town of Frostburg, were
purchased by gentleman from New York for
Is 90 600 the surface being reserved to the origi
nal proprietor, Such transactions promise very
fairly for the future prosperity OF our county
Cumberland (lId.) CiviIisn.
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supreme Court OF the United states.
MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1851.

MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1851.
H. H. Strawbridge, esq, of louisiana and w.
F. Hunter, esq.,, of Ohio, were admitted attorneys
and councillors of this court.
No. 90 Jacob Strader ct al. vs Christopher g RAJ
ham. In to the court Of appeals Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
the court, dismissing this for the want of ju
risdiction.
No. 45. The United States, appellants, Bap-
tiste CULLEN ct al. This cause argued by
Mr.. Crittenden, Attorney General, for the appel
lants, and by Mr.. Soule for the appcllees
No. 46 S. w. Oakley, plaintiff in error, ps John
H. Bennett ct al. The argument Of this cause was
commenced by MIR. A. o. Hall for the plaintiff i'll
error, and continued by Mr.. Rogers for the defend
ants in
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AT TEMPERANCE HALL.

A GRAND CONCERT, given 10y the celebrated
"A Italian Violinist, LUIGI ELENA, acknow.
seen in America, lie will perform the most splcn :
did pieces OF Paganini and Vieux Temps. Master
Ann,baIs Elena, the wonderful Pianist Of 10 years
old will play the popular selections from Beilini
Rossini, Dunzetti, and Thalburg's operas.
The Concert will take place on thursday eve
ming January =, 1851.
Tickets 80 cents TO lee had al the usual places
and at the door of the Hall Concert to begin at
o'clock precisely.
No postponement account of the weather
Jan
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SENTENCE FOR THE DORCHESTER AND MILTON
BANK RoRBERy.Y yesterday, At Dedham, Jack
Wade, on the chage OF robbing the Dorchester and
Milton Bank of about h 1000, was sentenced TO
the State prison for sixteen ycars the first days
70 be solitary. John A. Brooks, for receiving part
of the stolen money, was sentenced to three years
in the State prison. Wade is by birth an English
man, but has for the, past few years resided in
Philadelphia. Brooks halls from Providence.
Boston Traveller, An
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To this add the daily average of domestic cor
respondence, of say $4,000 letters and the amount
of letters received and sent by transient vessels,
and il will give 6,037 900 letters that have passed
through this office in the last quarter.
The number OF foreign newspapers for the quar-
ter is follows: Received 1888, and sent
1876 0bS, amounting to 1875, sol.
The amount OF letters advertised III the quarter
81 ,942, third of which have been called for
and delivered To the rightiul owners.-Nep York
Commerce ial advertiser.
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FUEL.-The severe weather has put up the price
ol wood to y % 80 90, for hickory; pine 4 3 80 to
81 %, and oak % 90 to y 70 90. Anthracite coal,
81 90 per ton.
We would call the attention OF the several rail-
roads TO the very high price of wood in market
at the present season, much higher than Il has been
for several years past. Now is the time To bring il
in from the country by railroads. wagons, ship
ping, or otherwise.