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THE DAILY IL Il G 1 3 II E II,
PUBLISHED DAILY by

THE DAILY REGISTER,
PUBLISHED DAILY By
MORAN a SICKEIS, PHILADELPHIA,
rs circulated extensively among the Merchants of that
city, and travellers find IL in all the Hotels, Steam
boats, and Railroad conveyances diverging from Pha
delpha. 1t contains correct list of the of those
persons arriving the principal hotels daily and
quently is the best the Propretors Of Hotels
other cities have for extending their business among
the travelling public.
n EVANS FIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES,
". for the of Merchants Storekeepers and others
full assortment of various sizes in store The above
Chests warranted equal to any other make for security
against Fire Burglars having wthsood the test of both
without injury or loss to the owners, in any instance
ALso-In store and for sale:
Seal and Letter Copying Presses and Books
Trucks for moving Boxes Bales &C., in Stores
Druggists Presses, with Cylinders and Pans
Packing Levers, for Dry Good Stores, &c.
Portable Shower Baths of construction suitable for
warm cold water
Refigerators for keeping Meats, Butter, Milk, &C., In
dining room, hall, or cellar
Water Filters for purifying muddy or bad Water caused
by Rains Limestone, Mari, or other causes
OLIVER EVANS,
81 s. Second, l door below Chestnut street,
mar N- Philadelphia.
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SAMUEL WISE,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
(Late Of the firm Of Walker & Wise,)
ITAS opened shop on street, opposite Temperance
III Hall, between 9th and 10th streets.
Residence street. north side between 9Th and It'll
streets. Oft
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A. ZAPPONE,

Teacher of French, Spanish and Halia-7ansldtor and
General Agent
A FEW BEGINNERS may be taught on the Guitar.
"A Glasses of gentlemen meet at his room, PennsyE
vania north side. between Sd and AZ street
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DR.. Stickland's American Family Pills.
DESIDES the cathartc and antdyspeptc qualities Of
ID these pills, their adaptation TO purify the bood-to
the Liver Complaint Urna and Abdominal Diseases
and especially that class of malades known Female
Complants TO relieve the system of Worms and pimpes
on the skn--may be seen, set forth In pamphlet,
which can be had gratuitousy of the wholesale agent
A. GRAY, Bookseller,
It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
N. B.-The above PILLS come TO me highly recon-
mended from responsible source, that do not hesi
believe that they will prove to be good the
introduced and that IL will not be long before
their popularity and sale will be unparalleled
June 6-eotf A. GRAY.
Also for sale by DR.. IL. H. WOODRUFF Druggist,
/ of u and LII
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RITrENHOUsE ACADEMY,
Corner of Third street and Indiana dDen,
n WJGIn

O. C. WIGHT, Principal.
A. 2. s eARoT TT Assistants.
Prof D. Il. GRoUX, Teacher of Modern Languages.
Prof. II. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing.
The next academic year Of this Institution will COM
mence on Monday, the LIST of September.
For Circulars apply to the Principa to Mr. Carothers
at the bookstore of Mr.. W. M. Morrison.
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AN ACT for the relief Of Philip Gormley.
Be Il enacted, d., That the Of two hundred and
twentynine dollars and forty-seven cents be paid to
Philip Gormley out of any money to the credit of the
Second Ward the said being the balance due TO the
said Gormley for grading street NORTH between 18th
and lat streets west.
Apnroyed. August 20, 1851
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AN ACT for taking up the pavement, grading the side
walk and reaying the pavement on the north side Of
street, between 18th and 18Th streets west and for
other purposes.
BE enacted, dc, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized 10 have the up on the north
side Of street. between 18th and 18th streets west the
sidewalk graded and the pavement reaid between those
points the whole expense TO be paid out Of the funds
the Second Ward the work be done under the direc-
ion of the Commissioner of the First and Second Wards
and two Assistant Commissioners TO be appointed by the
Mayor. Approved, August 81 1851.
NACT for the relief of 7. P. and NJ Brown
BE enacted, de-, That the sum Of one hundred and
fifty dollars be and the hereby appropriated out
of the general fund.- for the payment of the claim Of IL p
and NJ. Brown against the Corporation
Approved, August 81, 1851.
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STATI0NERS' WAREHOUSE % South Fourth Street,
- Philadelphia Wholesale only)
HYMAN L. LIPMAN, Importer of French and Eng
lish Stationery, offers the trade at Statoners Ware
house, complete ortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
of the best quality, at the lowest rates. mar "a
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No letters received upon which the postage
is not prepaid.
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]. A. KIRKPATRICK,
MARBLE AND FREE-sToNE CUTTER,
Eareet Lel0een 1871 and IAN, Washington Csty, d. o.
MARBLE MANTLES, Monuments, Tombs Head and
lNl Foot Stones, Ao constantly hand, OF the best
quality and workmanship. All kinds Of Stone, for Build
ing &c All kinds Of work In his line faithfully executed
at the shortest notice. ap lott
General Banking and Exchange Business.
s. COMPREHENSIVE.
J'HE undersigned respectfully announce to the public
that they have entered into copartnership for the
transaction OF general Exchange and Banking business
In the city Of Washington, under the firm Of
SELDEN, WITHERs co.
All business entrusted TO them win be attended to with
promptness and fidelity.
WILLIAM sELDEN,
Late Treasurer OF the United States
JOHN WITHERs,
OF Alexandria, Virginia
Il. w. LATHAM,
OF the city OF Washington
L. p. BAYNE,
mar N-u OF Baltimore, Maryland
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DRINK 81 DURBIN, Iron d Steel Mer-
Id chants, Importers and dealers in American,
Swede, Norwegian, Refined, Cable, and common English
Iron manufacturers of Boiler Rves and Spikes Hoop
Band Scroll, Flue, Boiler, Sheet Small Iron, Axle Iron
l13 North Water street. and 81 North Delaware
mar
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Dealers IN
FINE GROCERIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS.
No. 8, opposite Centre Market,
ap 10 WASHINGTON Cry. ID. O. day
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Liberty Parry Convention

BvtFALo. Wejnes ay. sept. ---nsht
The Convention met again NJ clock. when, AZ
ter the 'raT sactiOn Of some unmport1ni business,
the Business Committee through H. ChaUman. Ger
nj Smith reported seres OF resolutions, forming
Platform which embraces the EDS of the eNtreacst
AtOhtouiSiS, the mos. ultra Of all The opDoSers OF
the Fugitive Slave Law. the Temperance men. Peace
men. Land RcformerS, WomenS Rights men, and
Free Traders and D, calls upon al tneSe different
RCformCrs 70 cone and ION their party. and thus
unite al TIE great reforms ~ The DAY On broad oa-
- They donCunce The Colonization Society, and
both the Ole political parties m the strongest terms.
ADD call the President. and the members 81 the ate
CONGRESS who voted flr the Fugitive slave LsW. pi-
rates END murderers.
The Convention was addressed IN The afternoon
by MesSrS Professor Hudson, of Ono Wing, OF Os-
wego prynne, OF Wayne County. smith 0l Madison,
ana hdougfon Of Bct,alo, al Advocating Ae ABOVE
Platform.
Committee Was 'hen appointed 10 report suitable
nam,s or he nominees for President and Wee Pres
Ijent. the first thing tomorrow morning when the
Convention adjourned 10 tea
A. the evening se>s. on the meeting was addressed
b., Gerrf smith snd Frederick Douglass IN eloquent
terms Their speeches were perfectly characteristic
Of tie men. declalmug loudly against every boOy and
every thing that does not belong 20 their party, or
square with their peculiar IDEAS In short they ~ere
a repetition ot their old speeches, mace At the vari-
Gus Liberty meetings FOR number years past
There was ayefy SHIN attendance n the morning,
but more i'm The afternoon, while IN the ey enlng there
was an audience OF some eight or nine hundred.
There are however verv few from other States, and
the Nominating Committee j. composed chiefly oi
Newly orkerS.
The Nominations VIII probably Ne made to-mor-
row Anti slavery books and cdricatureS are pup
iclv offered for sale on the Ro.tTun. and The audi
ence invited to come up and purchase them.
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The Printer's Convention-Nurder of Mr. Cor
srch-Poiiticnl-E lOpement
sone.pon5ence 1.-THE y. Y Tuhuae

ronssDpn5ence 4 The y. Y Tuhu9e
BALriwonE, Wednesday, Sept H. ls5l-P W.
The Printers National Convention, as
YOU are already aware, adjourned on Tuesday night
The whole - Monday and Tuesday was occupied IN
perfectng plan OF organization FOR permanent
National Convention, which resulted IA me ma
sAoniion of "a Constitution and Flaws ana Scheo-
ME of Rules for Work. The vanOns sections were
separately discussed, and the Convention SAT tiII
lae hour each Of The last Two ngls, ID orut " s'
through with It's business. The constitution, o.
will be published immediately, when the ciait Can
ne,,lse them. They are very lengthy, ana, hll en-,
crossed very difficult 10 get at-otherWise shVulu
have sent YOU copy The debates, since my N
,.ere not o. sufficient public interest 10 report ne
Conventions although slimly attended, hds zone
much fOr The ciaft--haVlng made beginning "hei
needs result ia much good to every printer ia ''o
Union. ,-...,....,,t. "a
,ard Gorsic IN Chester County, Is still very great,
although the hOtspurs have cooled down somewhat
The action of the PCnnsyiyani" and United states
Judicial officers j. looked tc WIN otcp hteicstO ny
every Mari lander
The Whes Locos and Union men. have eachnOw
made then nominations for the various oihces undeI
The new Constitution and with these TICKETS ana
the Independent candidates IN thc held, a regular
Kilkenny political fight Will come OF. The Wnlgparty
have the Opportunity OF clcCtung inc. whole uckei,
hui the 7 want of union and harmony vii lmore Than
ueS lose t1cm nearly dii-lf not aii-tner CAN'T
dates The Court House 'hqnc As they are
termed. have shown their hant-haVlng been lnSlru-
mental m nominating the Union" uckei, because,
al the Ward meetings the young Wings had onsted
all then fucIdS IN majority OF the Wards Ihty
finally got Jr influence IN thc Wing Convention, ana
We ali here know the result. Ii The LocoS do not
succeed II Viii be because some Of their nominees
are so unit mat honest men cannot vote for them
formci police officer OF tins city. named Moon,
dlsappe ared A fow DAYS since with the wife of man
named Gapcs and with her over 5000 OF her nus
bands money The husband followed the par 10
Mansfield. ONO. where he overlook ihem' recovered
part Of the money. and len them
The weather has been extraordinarily cool Tor
several dags. and heavy white irosis have fallen.
Thick clotiIng and fires. night ana morning, are by
no means uncomfortable.
The trial of g. W Stewart. for The murder Of
Thomas Moody. at Fr0nt-s,. Thcater takes place at
EMcot', Mills tomorrow lAGo.
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JERSEY ITEMS.

Ngw-JrPSEY PHoSPHArE o. LIME -
Ar,o-r The proceedings Of late meeting Of sss
Ro,.l Agricultural society OF England. report
~as made by he SECRETARY 81 1he results Of ar ex
tens.ge corresron5erce relative 10 Mineral PAos-
plate o. Lime m the United states We COPY The
follow ms portions Of he report
The Miners Phosphate nj Lime has hgen isant n the
American a;es g New JsseF anS Ne" NofA, ani tnse
states "a thar nlon vel IS IN Caaafs N, nS
oale tgon anaSrcal cou>ft ai4'us si' shs CtIs
morQhc Il me h gtiaH,s ~ sc1dtnd a"i enc
where -
narttny o. the DYKE ~ hchmost had rae annetaitoN
rsinslk able 81 StainC rock out the ~ hAoa
Which occurred BOG stated II wa ioaai ~ ffoi
Matnc contain IS grI Of the nho Nhses ' lime.
ltcr sud al1mma IT. r0ds'ilu WAS made ~ Nsssn
'cvors. 81 Somfor pacr. Liverpool One VEN alone ds
covered a New JeTse' would srprg ,he knsish marss'
Or rfaIy years
n IL STATE Il New York great mass th.s n.aersl
haG been discovered aua SHAH hai tlrtf bee >uNk -
the ieiih ofnear. 'hiy feet TsNcn occurre al Crown
Point. near Lake Chan plan, m f,>pa tunIN, and tnc
alune If ths mineral great ~ ~ e 20 me cen
cs>ou that the contained an ineNhau>uh'e supply
Ga, locality Vas also favorable ios fac M 81 Transport and
Teacy shipment THIS consisted I'D srGn> and crystals
aud analf Amsca has been found g. coaiain
much larccr oT,ln than The Jcfsc, mines. 81 which
specimens Welded only shout os,y cent II the
phosphate % lime While the CO wn POINT mineral gNes
.hg ~ ri that substance free from chalk. contu-
cn small amount 81 quartz gains. and - the anof-
aud choSde ~ lime II very ,ot and puiseuHes ca
sly and readily dissolved Than the lcrsey valetJ
II hc delivered IN London. IN the rough state.
dsrd ready Tor nse A. may be thought mos, de1fahe Is,
single horse ovcr two tuns das may easily te ground
II = nov fully believed BY moderate and laiellgent
Americans that the nted States phosphate can be al
forjed he English market ~ such prce wG render
cheap fertilizer. and, rs n can easily Dc reduced 10
powder Is value cannot be doubted provided Il b. tressi
with sulphgrc acd. and thus rendered suitable ~ ma
nure sr those crops which phosha OF lime has been
found ~ experience 81 be Advantageous
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IiSiOi HntcnI..
Issued Gog ne UnHed states Patent Office, +
week ending 5, 20. 10. 1851.
fC,rcfuily Prerared fo. The Tribune

ISSUED f,op ne Unied states Patent office, FOR TIE
week ending NPt IL. 1871.
tCascfuiy Prepared fos the Tribune
Samuc 4 Jones of New-Nork y. g. ior lmpro' G.
meni in thc manufacture of iron. Dated sept no.,
1851 Patented m England, July %. 1880.
Ira Russell of Dcdham, Mass. tor lmpr0y emont IN
Bcds,cals Dated Sept. 10. 1871.
George Winters of Portsmouth, Pa, Tor Improve
ment ia Ruroad car Coupling. Dated Sept. 10,
1881
james - Treat & stephen Randall Of yoluntown
Conn, foi improvement IN Machines for breaking
Hemp aud Flax, and reducing the length OF the
tbeN Dated Sept. l6, 1851.
George Fabcr OF Canton Ohio, for Gauge for midi
eating pressure OF Steam. Dated sept 10, 1851
Smith Gardner Of Newly rk. y. \ , for Improve
ment ~ Apparatus for draining sugar. Dated Sept.
10, 1851
Hem, Coldine OF Boston, Mass. for Improve
ment n Slonc-dnlhne Machines. Dated sept 10,
1851
Erasius w Hazard of Binghamton " y, q
Charles II lennCr OF Rochester y. y, tor Improve
inert IN Machines Tor dressing MI!SloneS. Dated
Sept &C. 1881.
foopod Brandois OF New-York. v Y. for I'm
p'oveinent n process OF making Bronze Powder
Dated sept 10, 1851
Gardner Gibson Of Boston, Mass, for Improve
men M stoves Dated sept l6 ISL
Gone Of hmg>Ylilc ONO. for Improved
Bench Wee Dated sept 10, 1851.
Amod Ji.i>On OF Woo socket, K l., for Improve
iment a. NcayeTS' Temples. Dated Sept 10, 1851.
Alpha Richardson q North Enfield, \. H., for Inn
xO,emon' IN Leather splitting Machines. Dated
Sept. l6 1881.
Lew Lockwood, Of Upton, Mass, Assgnor to
Joseph l.. Woodward OF same place, for Improve
neni m saSiCmngs or Last Blocks. Dated Sept.
10, 1851
Charles c sargent Robert Thompson, OF Low
ell, Mas for Improvement IN Waste PlckerS.
Dated Sep, TO- 1851
Milton ID WhIpplc Of Lowell Mass, asSlgnor to
NE ESSEX Company, ~ same place, for Improvement
N Machines tor Printing iouSe-paper Dated Sept.
b, 1851
DESIGNS
keere1cr WCcman, OF ChtYleS.OWn, Mass, for
JeSgR fCi Metallic Gates. Dated Sept IL, 1881.
Elijah L. pennmau. OF Rochester. n Y, asSlgnor
5heHry RUilan Of Co0ourg, Canada, tor Design tOr
%venulNuns Stove orsFurnace. Datcl Sept. Ii,
S3l
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reverence q Union under whcl W have - Ins pi,
pei red ard lLcer .hch { i hos ne may CONTINUE ="
Dfosre- "a tie erG If time 81
Tie A. II Cas'la Garden appropriate. - b. NJ de
scene of the early struggles and tie closing ac % the Rev
nlutos an drama. l. near us spot "ie le pal -
u our Colonial h4sfoy went T. assemble NAe'e hs
statue Of Gsor-e III TEL ~ the hand u N he'ol4.A
arr actors vtsrr Washing on al1 f1i1a- lTr.s lfic
ne Conr-a1el fn-Clef took - farewell '-t A-Ai
tere N ale else % tie wa, the 1ls . nlr lh-l
states Too inaugural oath aad where me Rrst "a.
re- he IaieueI D. Us Thirteen n'fl >li-e' 49, -
AUafh her canre uf f-Te u the atfe ~ . erscta
-rr-t 20 W. -fau Iu This Ctr has beer me vhnt N
proper plan combining rrtc. e-l u.l'y WIN
and arti..,c Cel-n Your Csmmitfe immend ny iL
tao ERECTION = lnuIleLt Oh tie sie ni lsfe 'irlt
ample nrUr-lrr 30 made ilT lr-l l. ls tnd A. llt>
fceuf - meet tie MS - me entire military ife "a '
Comfy - . -
This spo, Is rocky f,usdaurn. composing ~ area =, On
are and grare~ ana would admit % =, TIC lIt '-
lrg the most SPACIOUS. and I'D sumner season ne
ana most arg rooms n the CITY Mihn ms ~ l.tlIt
which would constitute fhe base of t-e ''iHi@l-'
would He ann e r.lu fir cabinet nj trni.- aai n ~
cyrias f,fS lr library and also fr ~ ~ - NINE
ma staiuar re--esenfiug scenes II our National Hsi'
TINS mon eIt might also he 4de 20 pr9siHe t DsrFa-
t1-v with auuar4,u, or astflro'a anl - elllc D'''
yafons IT, re-rc 90 Che ART ste AID ur nal designs
for such monument. your Commit &c have ID SUGGESTIONS
% ofeI leaving 1r future CLASSIFICATION aL IL c'in'
tion aGg0l our aFtlsis r.. ILL.,
i5sirS That the to q Castle GARDEN be approgra'sd
for -he r1roe II erecting thereon. Monument WASH
-rgin and thai u Tie base " such monument - M -
rr.vfed fsr the First DIV SION oi the y. SAFE hiiNhi
whenever av ie-llzcd assocafl1n n Tespeo ir 1Hin
nal have ,issd biz subscription the sum Of $4,000 0r
III, ot.ect EDMUND GBIfFEN, S.acial
JACoBF. OAKLEY. Committee
JED. MILLER.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune

B0,roN. Thursday. sept : iSjl-A. VI
The steamer : : Lewis has arrived She came
70 anchor IN re President Roacs al I'D o'clock .st
night AMI came up 90 Der whar, tbs morning. she
received With a salute OF 81 guns al East Boston
ard VS. a.>o saiute1 by the Revenue Gutter The
President ird suite with all rhe distinguished guests
proceeded down TIE hareor this forenoon on a. cV-
ClrsiOu
Nr Fillmore, he members OF tae Cabinet, the
Canadian guests. arc tie high stale and CITY on
Gers. were taken down by ;he :. Lewis. while
some hundreds proceeded N open boats They are
expected 20 return alouI O'Clock
The Corporation Dinner. a. 'he Revere House
took 2 ace al O'Clock last night. The President re-
tired before the cloth was removed
NJ Webster was not present >ree'ne> were
made lv ~ Allen NcNa5. ton Franc hncNS. col
Ham. o.. ne British Amy Governor PANE. ~ Yer
mont. ard others beg. rs 40 member % the press
vas admitted. We have no report OF he speeches
Lori Eigin has not yer arrived lie Is expected
THIS af.f -reon
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,st,6r,tion BY FIVE state, &c, passed to -
II ,sor.lon Of the Constitution. y mch iGs'rule",'
1Da Notion OF Mr. Ogden OF Cmcnn4u, Was uI'ali'
vaor,sly adopted , q. mo, q.
pSo ~ ,rosol the Convention a1lourneo 70 ihot' -
,',st DIVISION Hall. al = O'Clock. .,,.
isSs..t Sssuon-1he Convention met AZ L'5" ~
Ion Hall. n pursuance OF aoJo-rninent ,.
NJ Walsh, Of Albany. oher r.rile o. 80,
cns Is a substitute Tor -he sche -1ie iH'e'.-i"s "
"scorplish le same eni ,
IN Nessrs Walsh. Of A 'oaUy lsthotii' o. Mas
N.srseti. ogden, Of Ciacnnan NaiQIr' OF IT
ssch n pans..I Of Baltimore Guild. Of Newly OK,
90 ether took part
- Preolutons wee finally a.Opsed, offered by
-. WaI.0rl 90 Virginia. "a comp.s line the o1lecls
1,,aines d. the Constitution, ~ leg.rt 10 IS Tailh-
eeIuOo..,s,i,e Pittsburgh Washington City and en-
..r,a,l were named for The assc aDlns OF the mex,
sTa,lonal Convention, "hen lncinnail Mas chosen.
Cn Ironon OF Nh Guud, Of Ne"-l oh, tae memo
ri On The subject Of the public printing was order
Ain be s.srfd by ali the members.
'Tbe Char appointed TIE National Execntye
romrit'es 3s fo.owss Il. r Ogden. Of Ono w. L.
re5eyt Of phiialeils.a w J. Irving, Of Harris,
tsrg 4 ". Roos. Of pitsDIfg g. s. Ranoai, o.
pnslon ID +. CONWAY, OF Baltimore Chaf4es
peectiol. o. Trenton. : J. =. J. Walsh, OF Albany
r Le@eIen. OF Richmond J. J.. Gibbons, OF
IOu.gine Il ii. Rogers, O. >e"-4oTA D. +
", con~ay offered resolutions OF thanks to The
ohcegs Of the Convention, iOr the manner IN VINO
tey discharged lheir outes and % the reporters Of
The Baltimore press, for The faithful manner IN winch
The latter Ia reported ne proceedings "Aich were
unanimously adopted
Mr.. Waiham, Of Boston. submitted the iolo"ihs
resolution which was also UNANIMOUSLY adOpieu
Rlso .ed o. ~ the thanks # this Convention are az,
snd are horeb rendered 10 the gsn'ienen c2pySins o
Baltimore typographical SOccty for the klno gehe
- a., manner which the have entertained
~ Deey,,@. N ths Convention during their s0ourn III
this CO. .t..t. -, , ma.
sueech. az adjourned the Contention SINE de-
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RgroLTING I,urMASIrY-We hRi The
f.io.xr, N r.. R,,,,'i, No U1s--7e- OF - 2o,h
Ia Tie following details Oi one 81 fae most
stoS ains oaI5asI;.es committed ~ c)u'ul-Ais %
civilized people has seldom been eita,-el 10 me an
lis e, CRIME. In Morgan 'Ounit AO' louS ago .
c-.rzsr tlec lsav.rg WIDOW 49, NO stna cadrea,
the oLesi 4 gil. about seven yeafs 0i age rot
.osg lter he cealh Of Aef an-)tnf. ne woman
u 4frec sEain Srou ,Le sr. lieci ar reiJ recently
Ike COY D. reported missing Iae ,lic-" M ~
ferrous rl,aQpv rance of the catl oEr.het " ~ 80
fact thsg ~ he death a -ir .olnA - ~ ~ '.il
IT, yTu,,rs Dr. pu.-e>-. -. .c.. - ir t"V f.''
dreD aI'.sec ,uspc0u ~ b. - ~ Dr. 700. 49, ;
-raLch soi sAc -, = d IL - 80
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Re>icnation of the American Charge al Den
mark.

WASHINGTON. THURSDAY. Sept. Is, ISL
WALTER FORWARD, Of Pa, the American charge
10 Denmark. having rendered ms resignation some
weeks ,irce. and requested rom Government perniS
sion 10 return home the President last week ac-
ep,ed ms resignation, and directed letters OF recall
90 be transmitted HIM.
Charles II Lald has been appointed Navy Agent
al Portsmouth. y H., wee Cutter, resigned
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voc's adjacent with both legs broken ,nd hi u. 'ush
>evet up. Beng stu alive however, lie proper
" cared for when be reported that his mother a21
broken y;ltn. Which caused he! deats TIE hcv'S
statement further tended 20 develop tic ;ari taa!
lie gri Wa> hD0wn before her iettl 20 ltFe had
band age around her head and mon the ootv being
sxhurei. 2 VS. found 2s the bow hat stated. thai
the skull was fractured The p.-cats we've arrested
ard Imprisoned at NerSiIilt>
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Odd Fellowship.

B,IrINoRE, Thursday sept. Is, lsji-l PM
Constitutional amendment restoring Passed
Grand Sres to vote IN this body has Just been voted
upon-Ayes 26, Noes o.
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ferburN snd Stow are here. also Secretary Harrss
and 10y, "a vel Judge Brochgs and ar. Hole
man, lnOlan Agent. are daily looked for. | sn
keep you ADVISED OF passing events thus ElSoTais
Oft,e Nes'. Yours respectfully.
>AN-pYrg
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rire NJ the Denni.on House. Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Wednesday. sept L, 1871.
The two upper stories of Dennison House were
DESTROYED by FIRE at o'clock tins morning, and the
lower part OF the house greatly damaged. some
baggage was destroyed, and several boarderS lost
various sums OF money The IRE originated IN An
adjoining livery stable which was destroyed. The
loss is heavy.