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LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
A hsus win ci,c,I.r onnned fastened

This body Of the leather pouches and sub
than Is. 70 The
The bottom and flap TO be good kns es'hsi well
Iron nvess. well timed ~ ~ -
resist water like the canvass pouches now In u.s of me ma
HORSE MAIL BAGS, trs sADDLrsAos ronx)
size No. Body long ~ inches in circumference
and % inches In circumference
and "a inches in circumference
Ends or bottom. of sl.. Mol ~ BY y inches.
Be- 90 90 80 80 No. Ne !. l % g DO DO
The mail e 30 70, %.ss s0aa ~.
square be sswed or, If v
mail be nsde of the quality Of
fabric the pouches above described
DROPLErTER POUCHES, (wlrn YocKxr)
length and % inches in circumference
for The o. any g, me
and the relative value and adaptation the service well
ad ows.. a s"iS best n pdGsr
ss % arr . 4 o
New York rnsd;spa and PS.ns nn @
con- Sso.sla; Iusi,ys A,saa%. NV Orleans. Los..n.
IL 81 such he
s s sy s's e ANY,
cmens or standard bags
Of each article Sd Tor ne so @ M
The specimens must delivered department,
2st day Of April next and will in connexon with the proposals.
form the basis Of the controcs
bidder bidders chosen win be required' give bond with
uent be certified BY the postmaster the place
resd double the amount
contract for faithful performance Of the obligations entered
having been suggested by Of and other,
first above described (of Nos
and 81 proposals and specimens
bags accordingly, with the add
ional bottom OF each bag
For the information Of bidders in reference 70 the numb Of mall
which probably required the number kinda aud sxes
for the the department during the
from the Icy July -49 to the oh june 1850 are gwen Ioows
332 No 3 and 27S No Aorse bags and 6575 NO
y525 Nj. g. and 274 No. common canUass bags.
The should he e1do ed "ProPoah for Mail Bags,
| and addressed "posfmaster GeneruIo
Dec 81 N. X. HALL, Postmaster General
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i COMPENDIUrI Of the Entire BODY ths Law,
A BY Asa arranged with reference 10 he
Attest and most approved authorities.
vols, Law sheep, Sso, pp 477. Retail nrss 81 so
40 aud 81 Ann street, New York.
Opnisns Of fAs Pycfsaion
Tner. are few works professions that contain such ts,
public patronage ..rrr ,,tsr,cr NJ, aox
concur Neon his opnio" u the abovsnes
toned work. ,v.N,r, 20 ,v., vovr
Nsw YoRx, Sept u, 1850. saG
The vas, accumulation Of reliable o the whole na
oows1 auxiliary lie law STUDENT ssna scy M
slant extensively aid the STUDENT the practoa
ana n' wv" = 'A' ROBERT J. WALKER
oorosra IL, 1850.
gra,aed and have been = much rssa
stance from myse feel anxious that the profession shcd
merits, and like enjoy It's advani1Frs pnuuvn
Nrw Yosx Cirr, Oct. Is, 1850.
mp.rs Of accurate and w. y
ao's' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Mr. Kinne has collected with great diligence and accuracy b,
decided pon. BY hs questions and hs
references 70 the authorities copous give
SCISSOR o. h' WORK JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
Ihavs examined Ktnnes Compendium with much .s.
ton a. my would allow and satisfied hsthh
sc..s tho labor Of 10 The preparation
for trial and argument From an s se. .
Judgment ."' a''"' JUDGE oRIDIEY, Utica, New Yut
cncul.,ed to be greater help to the student any
book sxtant and will hnd IL way upon every iaws
valuable ready reference =, u,. y.,...,,,..
q hI ss, 6s.f s
Vermont, Homblowsr Of New Jersey Tucker Of Vaaa CaA
f"s Ely Weston y q s'''s &C.,
Nav al 40 and 81 Ann
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TIME AMERICAN Lave stock ImsurAMce Company
Vncennes Indiana unimied granted January 1850
Capital, $50 Stockholders Individually LIABLE
For NJ horses mules prize bulls sheep and cae
the combined risks Of fire. Nater acct
upon
after proof of
Dirrcors-Josoph O. Bowman counseo Ferdinand Eberwne,
merchant; Captain Isaac Mass, mcrchaat George d. Hay
chant; Thomas Bishop builder; John WISE
bank Alvin Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Of VinccnnsS Abnl Smith
farmer, bank di,scior and auditor of Knox county.
Joscp G. Bowman, Preden b. HhuIen Whitney, Secretary
VIM Buch and vincenns branch
Of the Bank Of Indiana
j. NELSON, agent Pennsylvania avenue, between 1+ and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sent ee-dly
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ny- smithsonian Lectures.-The lectures during
Wi follows:
Monday, 2 Instant lecture BY Dr. vnton Boston Sub
Middle Aycs-
sdnesday 2s Friday, instant
Professor Aadema, University Of Penns, Iva
MIA subjects The speech bearings
natural history The human
commence III n O'Clock, p.
Jan 25-Std
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COMMON HALL ~ the town Of Petersburg. Virginia,
May lao Tho following resolution was this day adopssd BY
the Hall:
or mayor Of the advertise for psoPosais
100000 Of the Of Pesrsbu endorsed by
the State Of Virginia. payable In 1870 and 1875
payable half yearly In February
chamberlain Of tho town, until the l+h OF
bidder will entitled thereto The payments f The same win b.
5h May Sh June and l5th July and bidders Will
Il which pay corporation
o themselves the rtGft reject any offer made" A
hereby that proposals. FIR the bonds Of
by chamberlain Of the town, accordins
ahovs rsosutiou ann the l4h day of M - O'Clock
m. + ChAb, COHLING,
May a-dtl 4thMaynert Mayor
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~ N N M, convenient Of order
reference respectable New York house viii b
"s''"' ~ " WILLIAM MURPHY,
Madison street, New York
xa.r. ,uu s attended TO promptly the
sibel Mott Of Measrs H. Jero'man Co, I'm
Business cards. embossed coors from dies 30
PEI thousand.
Nov l5-d3m
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MIR GEORGE vANDEHHOFF's
SECOND EVENING WITH SHERIDAN
an wednesday evening" January SS, critical review q b 81
" IpAss comedies, VITA a reading Of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Third xveni.g-frlday January 3lst instant
To commence at Y O'Clock.
Tickets single evening, 80 cents
Ian
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.~,S~~.Mu~ ave rtAsAnx EWvelOpsss Ne 80 NaApp~
snroex Hork.
TIE .assenhss, sse.s ne g..osss: - 10y s - =
article h bought beos public The eapsTsnes ~
shlishsd superiority bsyosd I'll aassos - y eoaa
e,er, 10 the buinsas who Aavs
rapidly .sies = wo " hsI
isxtys -, . -.
~ place occupied " seal pe,soa nsy have n
al colossd " pisin thus anosdiny
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
a hs .rv.ooe cannot being destroyed
3d. Neither waeu axs requisite " .sa msm
4 Upon miscarriage Of letter hs seal insuies ne
sender instead Of being buried moas me ds
letter ONCE. -. ,ru. s.~.v -.
Az PLAIN ONEj on the additional cost Of the die which
wi last for
9Th. Each letter mailed Isl
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVANCEMENT,
.ns 10 attract The of all through whose haads
pass ~ - ..... a., a.. .n,,,v.A n. -.
.aJ az either white hsd
saaa nnner aud made as with nams address, &c,
49, Of Enpslorss
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rsLEaRArH,o nEronTs roR THE UNION
Condition of The Northern Markets.

Condition OF The Northern Markets.
PHlLApELrHiA, Jan. PIP. p m.-GoveInment stocks
qnie,-ro snles Saes OF Penasy vana IS at 90 96{
Flour is without chanse-sma sales Corn ineal 80 81
i04 Corn adv AT ~ 81 tor yellow white,
81 65 cents. Oats. Al cents Rye, ~ cents Provisions
seady-holders firm. Groceries hrm-smsli sales Rio
coffee at III III cents to prime Whiskey Is 25A
IN bbis
NEw YoRx, ian H.-2, p. m.-Th- steamer Afctic lei,
Halifax at hai-past five O'Clock Saturday afternoon Tor
New York
Nothing heard Of The Atlantic.
Flour stesdy-saies Of 800 bbls 81 rs 81 s7t
common 10 straight State brands southern, 90 Com
meal, So Gfain seadys small sales Com, 81 lo
yellow mixed, ~ 6S cents Oats, Is S, cents. Plo
Visions hri-saiss OF pork, DID, Si2 Ia primo do
% %. Lard III 81 cents. Groceries unchanged The
ties news. Whiskey, 70 cents
Dsfanhi,g Bank Teisr.
Nav ORLEANS, January ~ lit Ia. been discovered
that paying teller oil the Bank OF Louisiana is de
faplter tue amount OF 1S0.UUj He IL missing and !.
supposed 10 have commtcd suicide. The bank offers
I'd Of $500 for his apprehension.
Ohio Lsg stature -lnilropsasat Of Trsfera Rvers daa
Lake., &c.
CINCINNATI, Jan "a AT Columbus, yesterday, a reso
ipo passed, % 10 III, urging Congress Improve tn,
Ohio Alls ssslPpi, and Missouri rivers also improve
hu bors Of western lakes Another passed - 10 49,
or Otherwise.
Dagrf,mtnt Of The jerry in Gensai Hsno rsoa's
Nav ORLEANS, January ~ The OF tho goecfnnen
General henderson,, charged with pating
Cuba invasion. brought close The 2lsi, and
unable agree they accordingly dschag By
he il pfc u r will PLACE.
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I KNOX WALKER WIN practice law IN the - - ~ y
Court Of tbs United States, and attend 70 The
e,aims against sMs government AAdr@ wsshinsscn, D.
Mss. 1A-n
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7. v. PATTON.

(Formsr psvtas u ,. = Does, ssq.j
GENERAL AGENT for the prosecutor Of caims bsors Cong
either Of the dapastmsmtsuchn pemson., Hard wsan
of pay pay lost hossea other property 81
post paid addressed v. Pnon Washington city, q,
receive Immediate attention. now
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General agent at Wnskwsfsn Cyty.
III claims mr. land money, the individuals,
n attended To-
possession MANY
the soldier the Of 1919 70 land spder the late Of Congress-
and oHen HE services IN All such and others
Ocss settled and claims Congress prosecuted
WAsntHaron espamhsr =. lo5O--ly
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90 The members Of the Fr Anklin Lyceun hereby
nohsd that meeting great mporlancs will b. held this
iu attendance members earnestly
ed The public are invited to attend.
Jan 20 TYLER A. SOUTHAIL
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.snidcrs Wine 7e Walnut Street. Philadelphia,
THE unryed place e. obtaining all wines. quer ac good
sales made BY him eonsun~rb~en Obliged largely o
s.A y. suck Of .s. and d. b n.o now The .
by him He would invoices follows, viz
low pc.s r.r. Old and some very choice daust
by The gallon Also old delicate Amonado In casks o. 10
houi up Europe, which he challenges a. equal to any
The Msarsns and Amonado shsres peculiarly adapted
convaecen they strengthen without stimulating and have
principally specially selected for his
mers, Of "Bumese" opoto, and imported d.
These wines fruy delicate and have been highly APP
p ~ ro. md nd red Wine. pamsd Off q. such
They and prices In bottles and drausht by
a.i,s.,s Win. Port and M.lm.ey Port.
suffering with chronic affection OF the bowels cannot be
Madeira dry and nch, south side old Ea.
aud West Indies serea Ac &C. ae on dnus and in bottles,
a. 10 The sparkling wines of the subscriber
ported by him. are superior any Wines
the inferior wines the market, which
lie has Also champagne wines qualities.
vine. Generally the sabcrber holds himself to judge he
offer. The finest stock here from The yey loves, price, by the single
Burgundy wine. he has large stock
that he them from bis vaults as goods bottle Of Bur
saa',rns and p.r..e Away. on hand in BOTTLE. !,
Jordan cob,enn extensive and number
sin Hooks and Mo.ss from the chsape. 'e. the
Of the "steinbcrg which tho best growth Of
the article. OF cosnac and other brand,ss
"CIaver nj In eighth caks, and s%
hhd and Dubouehs" 1874 hhds consignment, which will
Also -h, SCOTCH Moponsah.a wh,hsy Jamais. spirits,
preserving brandy all other wiocs and liquors. Including all Of
sold by retail to in quantity desired
An sood. d.ivsrsa within one days reach Of rh.dpb freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or ee
graph. ,.
Cheap Wine stors, 70 walnut street. fhi'sdcphia
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CONCE ut.

CONCEnT.
NJ, DEMpeTER composer "Lament Of
irish Emisrani," "Blind Boy" &C.,
Has the honor that he Will give one Of his
ORIGINAL BALLAD ENTERTAINMENTS,
At cAausr's SALOON,
Ga Tsssd Epsnisx. JasHary p. 1851,
Including the following songs
rbs Indians Complaint" why white follow
my path informing Noon and Night Ys banks and oacs
.nnie boon USsiutahon - "John Anderson
In bs.r like ! silent lutte y; "Lamsnt the sh Em
barring - .'Ws't thou like IN ies
low vile My Mamie, another !" "un
alone and his popular cansa The May
TO commence al halepa O'Clock, and hnish BY hafpast
O'Clock.
Stole, and Al hs door.
Jan 25-d1
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UrInr srOnB JOHN n. BUTHMANN Pennsylvania avsnus
.euh ads ss.wssn y and eh sre.s g. Js r.ssvss AND
vey cAoscs and i~posd ~ MssK sapvessy N his
j Dsc a-~1ifA Nzw6w4fW st0tNi st0t uGaN 9G3.aI
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Virwlnla Land Once,
Richmond Jan Is, 1851.
IN conformity Virginia. chap 49, section 49, do
all whom concern that appears
Of Of Aexandrin dated the
ais, January 1851 and received into the land Once on The
24b dsy January held ths goth day
lot " ground was found scheated 70
OF ground In the town Of Asfnd,.
Of which Elisabeth Donaldson
died sszed heirs containing quarter Of square THIS
" January 1913 but from the
finding Of the Jury, upon motion, qussnsd
- - 8. n. PARKER,
Ian ss-Ia~6w Register Land Once,
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND couNsRLLoR AT Law,
Qwa Nr~~<Sn<n nnxfn~~s~

Rr.:sx.css, Hon 9. W. Isse n g., Aahsnss Jssa Tss
Mobile, Alabama, Messs Rhodes. Wright Co., New
leans loslana henry g. Clark, esq, Tsshsre. Nos Carols
Hon. NJ Gwn, CT California Benz r. Trus, ssq Nsw Yaa
j. r. Heaey ESQ., boston Masachusetts r. Hatch, -
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire. May 7-2swv
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y n. HOOD d CO. Wholesale and Retail Deah~rs IN
espstne, door oil closhs madnes rugs euln msssrss's
shestina, hankes furnishing goods generally.
Pennsyvana betwssn TN and eh Streets Wshnsos
n. @.
AuG 49,
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S,TEA NJ ENGINE FOR sALE-The subscriber has ama !
y hoson engine, with vertical boiler, nsary nsw
Jbis work, and 10 particularly tua
being consuctcd the plan Of The
arrsr kinds epgnss occupying but rs 1t
viii reasonable Inquire At the Congressional
Bndery, railroad depot
Jan N-a tIntsl)
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sE-h Por Mount vsrnon;nThrss TriPs.-The
steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will leave Washing
O'Clock Alexandria iok Monday January 81,
Wednesday, 1h and Saturday, the LIST Of February The boat
will and Z passengers Fort Washington
Fare round trip II fm Alexandria, 70 CENTS children hslf
price, M .
syivnnia avenue, cents each way
apply Mr. Rsssde, Georgetown, 10 George and
JOB CoRsoN,
Jan -4tsuTurAsM Captain
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THIS spacious mansion, dashed best modem sh
fronu ssuth about 'hywo NET running back neisdisI -
has been provided r the accommodation and comfort Of
family To gcnuensn holding public once In washissna ey
offer. III. following perfect q
uauo~ sho and pleasant drive from city city much hss
cheaper living and the hess society sd
credit win be aven but IL rented the will BE- mods
Immediate possssssom b~ had For further particular spy
CNRfsTOPHER NEALE,
Dec lo-l.wn ~ III M AIexandnA
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DIlNSION and General AgeMcy.-0Eo. c. AAEs, having
resigned Office which he held in the Bureau of the Comins
Pensions has associated with him
Tuy r. Wse in for the prosecution OF claims for
hapay officers and soldiers the Viz
gina bavy revolutionary invalid navy and other
and for bounty land account Of sevces rendered the
also act lately
Congress granting bounty land officers and soldiers
Indian l790ai Of
which adjusted the Pension Once His long cenns zion wit,
Bureau which devoted excu
svey Of claims pensions
pension aws) has Of necessity
with procedure, with thr
Of evidence observed and with principles Of the law: admin
ONCE well with the history the revolutionary
ststs repositories Of evidence. end with
collateral information relating calculated aid claim
rights which acquired
only by long experiences.
Geo. Tully Wise also established general
Of claims Of description against the
any before Congress
general agency assistance Of Hon Henry
A. partner, will responsible
hues efficiency Of their agency He will give his
Washington from time time, his services
be required.
post paid, win with prompt attention. II
FULLY r. Wise, Washington D. G.
Nov S-eodlw
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HANGING AeaAsnny-Ffrst Course.-Mr. r. LAnsE has
the citizens OF Washington snd George
town. h m Of dancing for The season WI com
T0sday Oosv 2 al hs residence on fsnnsyvana
avenue, oppnsta Wilardr hoes 400 60 -slE#
Days tuition Warrington uedays ThursAays, and satn
days CsouetowA Mondays aad Fridays.
Del -Nm- AZ IA ~ sI-7
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@EE 5M Jamss q. Derre1
WILL attend TO the prosecution q csi.s ssss Conrs sae
w ious cxecutvs depsrtments Of The government
Once and dwelling ssssa, bsswssn Oh cd Ieh sssss.
Oct0-0
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John M McCAIlA. late Second Auditor ~ ths 1rses'
offers his Of claims the gv
msnt before Congress. or the dspasu.ss IN the ssu's
addressed him business should paid- Hb~
Ace the Of 9Th and toaisaRs avsnue. H4E
wAsHrucror CRY, April 4e-0
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John X. Martin.
General Agent for Cafmanfs,


once presently Law Building, Richmond, Va.
X NJ prosecute prompinds oil kind Of elaine against
Virginia, United States Of the departments
Of the individuals all revolutionary
penvons three months back bounty and and all
claims arising OUT OF 1914 the Mexican
with the general nearly slvs
years. facilities for the persecution Of claims which
enjoyed by few. .
Warrington city. will receive immediate attention.
Kind permission Of the following gentlemen % refer TO
r. NJ r. Hunter, United States
Senate Hon Jas A. scAdon, X. Meade Thos H. Avsren,
Hoaday Powell 1hos g. Bocock Richard Pssksr H. A.
p.Amupdson r. McMullen, Houss ofRepresentaives.
oa Mason Hon. John NJ Bots and James Lyons
Richmond.
Hon & r. Hobss-, General, Thomas
Richie, washington City. teeH sssE
Oct 5--dQw kw3m MHH
MRS. ARAyTRON0 three pleAsantly- situated FUR
ash between street and Psnnsy
vania avenue, and convenient 10 the Irving Hotel
AmsQa ALI
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THE Paneranaa Of the bible 10 new open AZ the Odd
Fsows' Hail. Insco wiisns's celebrated Bible Pnno-
rsma containing the Interesting The
Bihls commencing chaos and oloyna each other in b
iorics order down Bsbyonish Capuv'y
commences Al esf past O'Clock precisely
Tickets IS children under ~ years DID, nall price
Jan R-dlm
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nHE Art OF MANUFACTURING and RAmmiMg SugAF, fn-
cludns rsvvAeaon n animal charcoal
volume engraving Illustrative Of machinery and
buiIdins Leon manufactured and rshner, London 1850
The ths Colonies and Home by John
Leohsrn vol, London 1872
The Practical sugar and Cultivation and Manucurs Of
sus.r v the latest Improved PROGRESSES the
Yves, ndie Msacca aci vol! with engraving London, s1s
Eysn, Sueas Manual treauss tbs NJ obtaining
sugar nom susarcsne; vol sngravnEa, London 1877
fhs N sugss, sugar Making Machinsy Manu-
lust imported from London direct by .- .
JAMS fkhNCk TAfLOH.
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C.W. BENSETT,
CorminioSer for The State Of Neg York.
Once on 18th street, nearly opposite The Treasury.
Jan 2S--eod3m
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Danetng Academy.
MADAM BLAkEs second and lest eessss IL dancing
10 Will Tussday, January g. 1881
don, days and Saturdays haikpass so'eioek
Jan f7-lweod
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WIN. y. grONE, Jr..
counssLIoR AT Law
Omcs y, the corner Of i<th street
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

ABDucTING A HussAND. On Saturday q
warrant was issued against Mrs Blanchard and
her son in. law, Mr. Palmer, charging them win
having kidnapped Davi1 Blanchard, husband OF the
first named party 1t appears Mr. Blanchard, Against
the will of his wife, some time since went 70 MAJ
blehead TO reside with his sister, Mrs. Epmaim
Brown-that the wife on Tuesday last, sent Palmer
thther for him-ans that Blanchard came TO Boston
without scquaintne bis sister Of his intention 90 10
do. On Wednesday. Mrs. Brownssent to boston for
herbrOther but he could not be found On Thur
day, an application made to Chief Justice SHAW
for writ Of habeas corpus 70 take Blanchard Out Of
the custody Of his wife. the warrant was issued,
but on searching the house, the officers could nos
find the husband. A warrant was then obsalnea
from Judge Merrill for the purpose OF anestlng me
wife aLd son in-law, which charges them win Ia
mapping. The whereabouts Of the husband Dol
yet known.
t. The store Of Isaac Newell, Jr, IN
Lynn, was robbed OF $4OT worth Of goods lsS
Thursday night.
~ The total contributions To the Amer
lean Anti Slavery Society for the month OF oc'ooe
were 4l, 049 IS.
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MISSOURI.

DEATH OF JUDGE GLovER.-Peter ".
Glover, Treasurer OF the State died on SUNDAY -.
al the residence OF Mr. Thomas Anderson m osAes
County, whittier he and other friends had gone %
hunting excursion. He died Of liberation OF ~
bowels.
~ Engagements Of hogs have been made
by some of our packers at 90 IS to ~ but there
disposition among buyers 70 hold OIL al these uhps
tual purchases have been made upto the prs*sss
time We have also heard Of contracts msds -
prices below the above figures Al Franklin, pegm,
and other lesser points. 50 and % 50 are me fu'Ae
rs. Louis papsf
HoGs.-Packers a. this point are Paying
from % so to - per hundred for hogs IneIe 81
quite number scattered through the county, 80,
do not think this price be commanoea sos IKE
we notice that no advance has taken p iace ~
Ohio for some time past lLafaye"e "s@'
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PosrMAsTERs' FEEs.-Not little Nj

PosrMAsTERs' FEEs.-Not little un-
easiness and alarm have prevailed among the
90, 900 deputy Postm asters throughout the coun-
try, in consequence of the great falling of in
the amount Of their commissions, resulting from
the operation of the late law of Congress, re.
ducing the rates of postage, while the labor Of
their Offices has been materially increased. This
anxiety, however, had been somewhat sllayed by
the lact that the Postmaster General anticipating
the results referred TO, had wisely procured the In
sertion OF proviso for the relief of his deputies
though until recently some fears had been enter
tanned as to so favorable construction being given
70 that provision as could be desired.
All such fears have now been set at rest, by the
appearance Of the Postmaster Generals circular,
of the goth ult, upon this subject and while 1t pro-
yides, and at secures very satisfactory relief
it also furnishes further evidence OF the enlightened
and liberal policy which has distinguished Judge
Halls administration Of the affairs Of the Post
Office Department.
II may not be out Of place here TO add-and we
are confident that all who have had personal inter
course with Judge HALL will join us in the remark
that We have had officer at the head OF that
OF any other department Of the Government, in whom
decision and energy in official business are more hap
ply tempered BY personal courtesy and kindness