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uMBER.-BkLVlN q PARKER, Wholesale
IL and retail dealers in all kinds of Mahogany.
Hard Woods. Lumber and shingles,
Broad, bet@sen Gortrnor and Mayo streets, take
pleasure in notifying their friends that they are
continuing the above business at their old stand.
more extensively Than heretofore.
Mahogany Plank and Joists, black and white
Walnut Cherry, Birds Eye and Sugar mape:
Northern and Southern Ash Oak and Bu;tonweod.
White Wood, Spanish Cedar, Butternut. Hickory.
Chair Plank. ressed Flooring. Step Plank, White
Pine of all sizes and qualities Poplar Dressed Lum.
Der and Mahogany. which are used in the naaufac.
ture of the fret class coaches and cars by machine
companies, cal builders, &c. Rosewood, Maho
gany and Cherry Vcneers for cabinet furniture
manufacturing purposes, and various other Kinds of
Lumber used by builders, carpenters and rnach.
nlsts, always on hand ia 81
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BOARDING..
MI RS. COLEMAN, on Grace street between 18th
I'VE and sth has several unoccupied Rooms suit
able for Families single Gentlemen.
ia 27-3t*
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BY Alexander Mott q 60.

l. will sell at Auction, to close sundry consign-
ments, lot OF new and second hand FURNITURE.
Also lot of piece and cut Dry Goods, Clothing.
Shirts, Drawers, &c, &c. Also, several English
gold Lever Watches. Also, handsome Parlor
Stove. ia go
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EMPLO MENT.-Th hundred hands can tud
IL Immediate and constant employment in ma
king coats pants and vests, and liberal prices paid
KENT, FAME d KENT
ia 3-4w H. l4th street
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| w ASTAD.-By young man, room for a
| w sleeping apartment, in the neign,orhood of
| the Capitol Square. ANY having such, may
find a tenant by addressing box 440 stating terms
| situation, &c jas
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Advices from the Sandwich Islands report
that the French were rapidly extending Ihsir
power over The Society islands.
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afs WANTED 40 kENr-A House on
III Church Hill of six or eight rooms, with Gar.
zen and Stable attached. Apply 10
d. WALTON,
Ship Lock, Rockets, or, Canal Toll Office.
ia l9-2w
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160 00n GENUINE CIGARS, varIous
loUsUUU grades and brands
81 bbls Stuart's &c" Sugar
81 bos NYS SIS K Cos do
6o bbls Standard Crushed Sugar
~ boxes Coverings Loaf DO
6qr casks fine Tonqua Beans
Landing anc ID store, for sale by
ja27-3t DAVID J. RJIRR
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NOTICE TO JOURNEYhiEN BOOT
AND SHoENAKEtiS.-Three or four first
rate administration or hive Snoenlakers to work
On welIed and chanpel shoe6 and five or six Broeue
makers vii! md steady employment by applying
10 ALEX. HILL,
jalS l27 Main street
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MAYOS GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES
IVA NEW EDITION MASH & WOODHOUSE
will speedily publish new ana improved edition of
Mayo's Guide to Magistrates, containing necessary
aud indispensable matter and forms (not found ia
the previous edinon) for Magistrates in the admin
istraton Of justice.
Some of the forms are such as are required for
daily use among business men generally, The
whole made to conform to the new Revised Code
of Virginia jazz
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fs%s FOR kENT-A very desirable HOUSE
~ on 18th street, between Broad and Marshall,
containing to 10 rooms, with Kitchen attached
and hydrant in the yard. Possession can be had
Immediately. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO
JAZZ Gen Agent aud Cole ctor. office l4th st
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NURSE WANTNUD.-We wish to buy or
IN hire good Nurse. Apply to
DE 80 l.. d CRENSHAW g. Co
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Of this fund to certain city sioers who have fixed saa-
independent of the fund TO any diversion
Of the pledged fund for the Of the trustees
having the custody OF 1t. The sslared officers in the
State government who have acted as trustees OF the
Canal Fund for the last thirty six years have never to
my knowledge received any extra compensation for this
service which has covered the management and paving
out of hundred millions of dollars boro wing more
than thirty millions. But II in either case money was
taken from the Trust fund to compensate the managers
OF the trust for extra services 1t could only be done by
law OF the State ordinance of the Common Council
The precedent Of using the fund to compensate the rus
tees on resolution adopted by the recipients of the
money OF dangerous tendency, and ought BIO set
right by those who have received the money In addition
to these suggestions which to my mind conclusive
think the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund must have
forgotten the 49st section of the ordinance wing rea
ton to the accountability of officers page 1913 Of the or
dinances OF 1840. This section is ~ follows
Sec AL No officer Of the Corporation who shall re-
ceve fixed salary Of compensation for his services
shall be entitled to extra compensation for any service
which be may render to the Corporation or which may
be required Of him by ordinance resolution of the
Common Council the Board Of Supervisors the Board
OF Health unless provision be expressly made for such
extra compensation BY the ordinance resolution
quiring the service"
trust that those commissioners who are included In
this ordinance will the propriey of returning to the
sinking fund the money which has thus been taken from
1t. Respectfully, your obedient servant,
To j. r. TAYLOR Esq A. C. FLAGG.
SCHEDULE NO. IA.
STATEMENT OF THE VALUE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
The CITY AND COUNTY NEW YORK, WITH THB AMOUNT
RAISED BY TAI FROM 1895 TO 1852, TOTAL
INCLUSIVE
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taken nom the Northwest. and tAe Attorney General
from New York.
We are inclined to the opinion that our friend
knows and thinks more than Pierce himself.
From the Albany Express Feb. III
NEW YORK Feb. l0-4 pm.
DEAR BARNES do not know, as you assume
perfect neutrality. but that it would be rather
feather in your cap to be able to predict correctly as
to some member Of the incoming cabinet.
You may set it down, therefore, as a fact. that so
far as New York State Is concerned either John A.
Dix or Ex-Governor Marcy will go into the cabinet
This is sure thing, and you may rely upon it. My
information is almost CATHEDRAL and Just as rslia
BILE. write in haste to send by hand b. L. A.
We give our correspondents letter ITSELF without
essaying predictions. We do not wish to cause
futtering among the faithful. but from our know
ledge Of b. L. A., during residence in New York.
we have 80 much confidence in what he says as to
be willing to venture hat his predictions. Office
hours from 10 A. NJ till 10 p. M. Who's in?
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Total receipts. ....,,.....'.'''.''' n
This Is very good show for short road, with but
few connections yet completed, and but little other
than local bu ness.
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LIT l25 27O

Census OF 1862.
be rate per cent of increase in each period Of five
ears Of population valuation and tax is given above
eaded 2, 8; No. l, is the per centage on popula
stion, No. 2 on the valuation of real and personal
state, No. g. on the total amount OF taxation at in
rivals Of five years, and corresponding as near as
ractlcable with the census, commencing with that
1925, and ending with 1851. The valuation of
.a estate in the city was increased ninety millions
T. dollars in a single year-from 1885 to 1885. It
aen fell of, from year to year, and did not again
each the point attained in 1888, until 1862. And
the latter year the excess beyond 1886 is forty
NO millions of dollars. Comparing the population
the city in 1926 with that of 1850, and il shows
increase in twenty-five years equal to 2l0 per cent
'r the whole period. A similar comparison Of the
ggregate valuation Of real and personal estate be-
ween 1926 and 1850 shows an Increase Of l6s per
ent for the whole period; whilst like comparison
fthe amount of taxes assessed in the city for the
wentyfour years from 1926 to 1850 shows an in
rease equal to 740 per cent.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller.
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period Of nearly forty years, and until debt of
'urteen and q half million dollars was created
ecessarily requiring, during the long period in
hich this debt was accumulated, much Of the time
the officers referred to, and imposing on them
rye responsibilities; and yet these duties
y attended to for this long period, without estab
shing a precedent of remunerating the Mayor and
10 associates from this trust fund.- until the 18th Of
arch, 1861, when the following resolution was
assed:
Resolved, That the commissioners be paid five
ollars each for attendance at each meeting, from
nd including the 18th of March, l ST."
In 1862 q similar resolution was passed-Recorder
illou, who was not in the Board in 1851 alone yot
lg in the negative.
Under strong conviction that these official trus-
les, who were paid salaries from the city treasury
dght not to vote compensation to themselves and
nat the precedent which they had established ought
be c0unteracted, addressed letters to the four
laried officers, requesting them to restore to the
Ind the sums thus distracted from it. Three OF
lem have complied with this reasonable request
ut the Ato Comptroller has not yet done justice to
le fund.
The letter addressed to him is appended, marked
o. IL, which shows the ground on which the call on
i'm was made.
Appended to this report, and marked No. IA, Is
atement prepared by the bookkeeper, showing the
ssessed value of real and personal estate and the
mount annually raised by tax from 1856 to 1912,
9TH inclusive.
The population (which ia not in the statement)
pr each period of five years, and the assessed vaua
lon, and what tax in each Of those years, may be
lated a. follows, VIII
R1s ceut
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Total amount Of stocks .......,..,
Bonds and mortgages taken ON sales of
real estate by the Commissioners Of
the Sinking Fund. ............... Cos, {
Bonds and mortgages taken from In
solvent insurance companies in 1885,
and for which the Fire Loan stock
was issued. 5,5
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johnson Gardner Bristol Co.. Mass; Edward Crane, Bss-
ton; J. w. Clark J. g. Eldridge. Samuel Eldridgs do.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10 NJ. Pierce. Albany; r. Rogers,
Boston Henry A. Bills, Cos necticut; A. Horton. New
Jersey; J. L. Newcomb Lowell; VIM B. Goodenow, New
York. PENNACOuK
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The New Cabinet.

Iron tho Buffalo Advertiser, Feb. T.
friend in Washington writes us that he knows
the following cabinet appointments have been deter
mined upon -
Caleb Cushing sccretary Of State.
H. M. T. Hunter. Secretary OF the Treasury.
Howell Cobb Secretary Of War
r. r. Stockton, Secretary OF the Navy.
r. MoIeland. Postum r. General.
lie tLiAAk. &c Secretary of the Interior will be
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Total debt redeemable from taxation. 81, 0o5 900

*Ronewed for ten years, at SIG 900.
I Ten years from December 81 1853
First five years, 500; second do 5000 Rent to
nence one year after Eighty street is regulated
SRent TO commence fifteen months from July l. 1852.
SCHEDULE NO. IL.
SEcRBrARY's OYP1oR
DEPARTMENT or COMMON SCHOOLS
Albany Jan. %, 1853
DEAR san-Thc whole amount of money apportionsd TO
your city and county for the support schools
during the present year Is sl5o 7Ol o6 of this sum
Common School and United states beposito Funds The
remainder payable out Of the state Of $500 0OO
s2a667o 80, as will appear from certificate from this
department which sent to the clerk of your county
n Juno last have not been informedwhether any 40
this amount but taAe for granted that the
Of the statute have been comped with From the above
statement yon will perceive that there win be An excess
OF 81 in your hands and above the amount
sppotioned to the city after applying It's share Of the
State appropriations shall need this amount ON or
about the LIST OF February next apply in payment 81
deficiencies which exist In several Of the counties and
therefore hope you viii then DO able to honor my draft
'''' A essned) A''p''"' ZEN aRNRY 8 RANDALL
A. G. FIAco, Comptroller, New York City
SCHEDULE NO. IL.
Alta meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors Dec o. 1852
the following resolutions were adopted, viz -
Reolyed That in pursuance of the authority vested In
me Board OF Supervisors there shall be allowed to each
o. the justices Of the Supreme Court Of this state in the
mst JGuciai district, compensation for their services
2, sooo which shall be paid 10 them quarterly out OF
July, 1852. VIC "i'' W "
Resolved That there shall be allowed to each Of Tho
Justices OF the said Supreme Court other distrcts the
Gum OF W per day for the expenses Of such Justices dur
and county Of Now York and the snm OF "a for sanh
hundred miles which the said justices shaH
travel IN coming to the aid city and county from their
places Of residence to hold every such court and in re-
turning thereto and that the said several sums shall be-
paid out Of the county treasury
SCHEDULE NO. Is.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
NEW YORK. Jan. 10, 1853
Dear sirI find on tho books Of the COMMISSIONER Of
the Sinking Fund that the Of e245 has been dra vn
from that fund by you for attendance at the meeting,
Of the Commssipers. do not find any authority for
this application " the fund pledged for the payment Of
tAs city Ssst Css ssjses q csalaAg w nAaAgsnsa
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SCHEDULE NOT
Is the law Of the Sinking Fund.
SCHEDULE NOS
the communication Of Mr.. Fgagg the city piers
and Slips to the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
which has been already published In the HERALD.
SCHEDULE NO. 9.
FUNDED DEBT RrDEEMAB1R FROM TAXATION, JAN 1sr 1858
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-15
1@ BATH, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER r. Is 1853

arrest erring sons. Kind sisters warning fall
on fruitful soil. Brothers manly counsels are
needed, All yes, vast amount ofgood comes
out Of its weather-stained walls every. day.
After all, the church is not bad symbol of
,America-at first the asylum of saints next
the scene Of, strife finally devoted to the
relgning spirit of business. Phi Delta. Vi
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iesahss fsosd ~ o~ de d.trfsNx. al = Il y,sld y
Just good tor them"
sENrLs HaA0.--Geogs III. bs4Ax iSissmsd that an
inpsdes pslnaes 10 be pau,shsd Tor having
spurious kings speech, Pied " hope the mans pus-
ishmsa viii be Of The mdesi sofi. because have read
both. aud. as lar as understand either OF them like
The spurious speech better than my own"
EVERY voAD rsuE-itsa great and unhappy prevalent
thai children msy be left to run wild ia every sor of
company and temptations Tor several years. and that Will
b~ ime enough 10 break Them yet This mistake makes
bali our Spendlhrils, ga@bers thsyes and crunkads
No man would deal with bis garden or lot: no man
would rsise coli OF puppy on such principle Take
noilee, parents unless you i the soil and throw
The good seed. lbe des.i al have crop oil poison weeds
before you know what Is taking place Look at your
dear chdrrn and think whether YOU will leave their
safety or ruin at hazard whether you should not train
iheln UP IN the way they should go
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cuuny.
l.. A farm Of 10 eight miles from Wasngtoa, and
within mills OF the plank
from District line Brook
which buiiI OF the
Of oo0 and consist Of large and
situated brauuu forest
for so barr H. carriage and houses
10 by - feet servants house ~ by 6 feet, houses
shop, poultry wood
3D. and the cleared land IN good a
exception the meadows creek lime
within last yeaas.
Al.o farm Of 80 of good land lying
Rockville
d Of tie lands Of Me. Dunlop Dick Brent Perry
eight miles from Georgetown he
comfortable dwellings with buildings necessary purposes
the FARM This farm will be sold cp,re, divided pur
ciasers.
A.o lot q acrrs, covered with heavy white
formerly NJ the ~ e late Dr. John
Washington, lying Immediately
aud DsIici lice plank and tufnpke road.
Tese lands will be sold at reasonable price,
dating intending
For further parneu sppy 70
JACKSON, BRO, 4 CO.,
Sept fi-ey2w FeaBsyivaais avenue
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Asetioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE Ar AUcTlON-on "Wednesday afternoon, sepsen,-
her 2i O'clock premises part
No. SIS fronting feet
Ft second Running feel
public susaAnisi
bck house and rack sudnr
close futures cooking hne cellar
and other convenience
confbYsAbe- F %t@ ~ k
property restaurant which
ahiy sdaped) but the first
n whilst upper raft IL
sssbie for dwelling ta ~
residue months
for deed of and
LANES T. MCGUIRE, y
Sep lid Auctionccr.
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Ky ssHEEx a s1,nry

by GREEN q SCOTT. Auctsoneers.
III ANDSOME HOUSE AND BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON
~ nb street, corner o! boundary
The INA instant. shall sell, prr,ucs O'Clock D. M
good aMe bous nrsny with Ave and conveniently
rooms. s. porch front and back Win stables aud
lhe des<Ded property handsomely ioeacd the
ri Oh and Boundary being Of square Tue
property VIII be solG together sui purchaser
Terms easa Sale positive. Tue indispulatie.
GhEEN SCOTT,
sep e-eod&ds 2 tsaf Aucsloucsrs.
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,.Asss u ss y L: u K r. =: Js!. Il
4anaa mag j.xssss ~si Be- ssSA
& Fo per session Of ssoatA. -. s4e .
Use q room, farA11s, library, and
board, lpef ~eeki s.*.....-s....-...
TO college change ss s~.e. 4. N.
AAa 'os 'hs q fa...sss i'.s,, Ae szs per
ir contingencies Fuel ssA bshts
esss 81 teaas. ss ss M ..sss sls = si ns e. "a
nsm Al the bs 2he hsis hs h<sasils,
giving he dsnrrn apartments iArse.sa
wider extension, and The II messing ssse
her and safisa II staSsss ch.ases
sa niaas "a me order ana .~sss.ss.s g s.s ss1Ass
degree Of Eaehor of ~ s.cksa
degree ~ Bsensos x Aus .S .ss "a
sspaan % he ssesst Ansaas's TINS course viu = special
teal 1daeaisu, The .cesuxc ssAses
rs @ As an. sns .a n." ~ G T = - =:
70 become practical ss,svyes, sS
special oejs receive a. al1 ~
ss'asss aaa Inc aooa. Of ,hs soiex viii Also -
se any braneh 81 study far exh Of Trey
object. ana e1amis.,oa may receive
regular sstneais q si Standing ssd p.Aes.ey IN s
and other. sii be ADDED tbs wants Of the
prosrer. hns d. chsss o6 cAs
sy geology ninerais and to.Any IN masaer that win ssA
The preparatory Department placed
ehe,snt hidins which has b~es Assdsoey
md under The q he a.eu,y ~s us. =.
ford e bel advantage. m laying the soudstion ia thsssh elias
Boarding wall be Immediate
eon thc pncp and at about the regular
Ths building. recently undergone repairs.
The and Of its already besufs
College presented strong s4sc~~es
docs who desire ohsssa tnscssh and
Aug .7-eost ffeaAsss.
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II oyERsMEST SALE OF WROUGHT AND CAST IRON,
~ HAY, bAtZE DOORS, AEON Monday ,Septr
Der ~ q O'Clock The CeeshSusc Cxpo
shah eel large quantity of Esd being portion
VI The Capiio
4 large wrought gales
Iot VI hay bsixs- covered doors, usbcr, &c. 8
Terms Cash spccis s3ta' t@8 s5alf
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Sept lid n se'tt t.A@ fsa Aaetioscer.
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sHe~ae RyrrEm ssOt ACADEmv,
C~vn~r ~ - ssv~<s sssA ssAsass sw~swe.
THE scaAenic Ao~day, sepe~er
IA 6esssshs scuA - rvvssnt
h ssEa14st NJ he rstos = 90 - susrsrf
rASdst IN appIaG me
pusrAs x q ~ hsokssass II W. = ssrises Co -
AngA-43wH n. G.. WIGHT. Phpcipat-
lnALa- DW2zb&ASs-ss0CsE rsv n~~s go shs yur-
~ rs1ss ~ - ceew&sns frsMs
sn~s r~s-sny t~ess<A 81 81 he
~~~es - 500 - essd ss~~s n~ss ssse - - assss~
Z kses NMHra3 1851 ntr lsatsF aJAA c. sBe0Ua01,
A~@-..Ass ssa Ass~s.ss - csnaiau1as S1sssAa.L
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lAs wings are b.dly b<aiea la yesanoaL q
s ~
NEw oaLKass Sept 7-Advices from Gsisssion. Texas.
70 The "a inst slAse that the yellow fever had appeared ia
mild form in thar CITY. and iAai deaths had ocsaed
the previous week. Ha la4.
The elections have resulted is believed In Peak hay
Ing been elected governor. peksoa lieutenant sos-
eor, and Bell representative 20 Congress The amend
meats 10 the constitution have been adopted The Iissi
bi was defeated - oser~ hehsing msIorillss ek
The crops were in vey favorable condiiios. ssaa
DIseHAEsE of eArrA.N ADAMS.
NORFOLK Sept Capt Morris. OF the British chip
uel, board Of whose vessel slaves recesy found
secreed. has been discharged BY the authorities Of f,s
city, the evidence being snc clear him Of all knowi
edge Of The presence Of the slaves his vrssei.
@1i4 g.issss.y --- lfsH ~ ssfas@ bsis a{s r
FISHING oxcUnDss " .sessft.
Borrcs, Sept Further arrivals Gloucester the
fishing grounds report al quiet and boarding BY British
vessels. Many OF he hshisg sschooaels viii pay
penses, and VIII consequently make second voyssr
this seasoa- M y.
FIsg AT CALAIS, MAINE LIyx.4a4 s3raa4
PonriAxp Svp,~9 --By desPs,nn fran Calais, Maine.
we learn thar several tuding situate between the Isi-
road and Ferry Point, have been consdn,e ed by fire,
Loss, 900 Two men pedshed in the flames
1s CRITICAL co~prrIcs or ArrArw. AT CARA
NEw YoRK. Sept --Pdya,e Earopean letters received
here by the Asia represent the condition Of Affairs Cs
ION being critical Outbreaks daily expected
Shanghai was quiet and business very duh.
LARGE DISCOVERY
BoFraa, Sept W-P. ma large qusn,ity Of stiou
goods has been discovered They detected night
in Concord New Hampshire aud consist Of boots sho
leather clothing, cloth, hard and hollow fancy goods
and other things too numerous mention Some Of the
goods have been recognised stolen oai
cinity but the greater pan taken from ears,
road dcpots, warehouses. &c, &c.
They found in the house Justice Sauircs. " no
has He'd IL seems thar he pardoDed OF the Saie's
prison four yesfs age. II is estimated that less Than
$50 900 worth of these stolen goods seceted his
house, tenth OF which has been Par ID.
shoes found naked Emerson, Cork on Il Co. Pearl
street, Boston. drecicd Messs Townsend Res. Fox
Lake. Wisconsin.
Saline OF The HERNANs-A ID jukaNENr the WORLD
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
NEw YoHx, Sept io.-Ths steamer Hermann sailed TO-
day Tor Bremen and SO n'ham p,on, tNtng ,rty
passengers. among whom John Scbe,h, Of Bsrnore
consul 10 Mannheim, Ire rmany, and $4,000 In specie.
The Worlds Temperance Convention adjourned ~s die
last night, after much excitement, Tue proceeding. moi
possess IN ucn definite inlet
scKSEss ALONG MISSISSIPPI RfvIK
kKw ORLEANS, Sept. 7-Considcrale fever prevails
along The Mississippi vicksbufg. Na'caez Graud GUT,
Port Gibson, and BATON Rouge are a III cted wi il
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ras waies BEATEN DasrATcn 10 fns
NATIONAL pIAccRAT
BuaLassros, sept S-~ Ne have RETAINS enough show
hat ihs ~Lgs Lady L<asea la gesslos.i. saa =
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NuFst~ssFRxs
TsusTEEs SALE OF .KIcK HOUSE Avn LOT ON TENTH
tIkEEro~ Friday stevporu. ssrsrrt,
on me rs".. h:n ut " v.rt.s - s~-d 81 us 70 me SUB
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