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Chi,,a and <liasssr:s'

Rk Il. FELL n CO, 6I Common sIrett, tFt
NswCreaus lnporrrl and Deglers, Whelssn tisi u
Rtai LAMPS Placed anI Brliannla IAsIotts 49,
STICKS, TABLE CuTl cry, JAfANNED WAHheN' g
lD- Goods will be- offered =. low pFIc el
packed IN the saiysips Yess'
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ALABAMA RIVER.

WIN leave FRIDAY, March H. at O'Clock p.
ENOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA 6.5 L.
and al landings she Alabama River, VIA tie s<5sss3
Neyy Basn-Ths new, elegant steamer W FL MP
IA A. c. O9 a istecsng freight a the New bssni and vi
Fer freight passage, apply board,
Hhll MCDOWELL i'm a BELL, IL FeyiFas tTest,
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NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc.-The BRIDGE
~ WATER fASr MIXES EilH l4Stge M 1Tsasis m n, ia9 @
pdt proper consistency, by the add aon Ts vii sai o
Title ci the North ani tssisd iF we
the ~ Il tnit-4 4 Oh
For sale dry, ba ard ttf b, md saH n oil H kss D.
rpy25 g. e.. BuGtatt 4 CT, ~ Cazap street,
Alabama, N'sssspt Hri Is
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.ME.DPRIS.

WulIeava SATURDAY, March u, at o'clock
EvOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, FRI ag =
4 .aRs POINT. MOUTH 9E WHIT AND Ar st
iIiAS LAKE, sfl a as B#HdR!Ieg1sr Msnft apn AeS NJ q
GEMIte end splendid pss"nge steamer IhA
{riFt leave e5.ye For freight or Ttssae
ply board, WHITE buCHANAN, - Fulton street ma
FiCKSBURG.
wi1loasv THU RSpAy, Marsl II, at a'.ioss Pm.
NOR PRINCETON, LAKE PEoyl- NJ =.
q bENs f, MHLEeNs BE$n, EIGESst ES, - -
{.'.p -rfF FnrSEI. SATCHEEr Futl 40 s=slzs=z-zsss
ANS. aATuU sAI,A. BATON F9CeE, DONALDSON ~, ag4
MI 5tfrtaaHHe pssHsa-.r steamer hANk
INUN. CaIt. Efys lt=0' Gro saior ID 1afs as shove aud
Ihata4a. thereafter -f- e. ,s s.7n F.ilf Y la
.nt.rleFt. ~TRuTHtE LG0S 45 Fug nssl. nl
lileaye N1UEDN y, liatsl Lt,aa 'g's'o5k ~
ETOR EICkSBURG, NARRENroN, s-s9 =
" NEW EANTHAGs, GRAND GttF, HARD .gsskssssssa
T-NE, RupNEY, 81 JosFrH %ArEktKeot. ssssSzS,sSsa
NATCiiFZ FUhT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, ha a!L at-
'aa i'e 81 e'd psEs pl,ke steamer NNittFL -.
.. aUuYr. tgrt1rsAi q lNssage,
eVIfg On beart, or n .-. ......,
'' n. P CARROLL. CBCR Row 52 2farTHislet strcrt.
10 made VIA tie e. amer
yogut wi Rs let-at on oj PONIES On g" Is7' nHe
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.ARKINSAS RIEER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, Alach Il, al ; o'clock r.a.
ESOR FORT SAtlTll,VAN UREN, e. n
H. LITTLE ROCK aud all nrrme.a' lani,rgs-- Il q
M snr erinr and running
pOVt, Captain W smth, VIII leave above. tot freight o
fs. 'tl'' H. GREENWOOD co. "a Clroriplst 7treei.
milo SMITH * FAiiS Err, vcydas street.
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a Md FEILUW0 Ms l. huIt5 N AIII1
nesry ct.airsd by applying 70 J. o. FlERsli Ttaa
sa1Sr atheo ns'sti lAMbs ~ VE sse--tAF
stairs; Kew. CtlhRbhS NhtIAr No. Re
aaaads siete ard T. NJ coRREi AZ s.ekss Co.. No 10 Canal
lie price of ysus plaias Lodges, for te burial Of
be- t5s r1b shedding Lodges, f Sic burial q
~ fh lSu ali ohsI batss tbo OF iut wlbr &C.
Invariably.
oF Lots respecting TIE hssIs
cspip.ffgyt JAMES kCRNEAuN
u,siG los @ HE ksafd ul LNrect
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B.ILIZE HONDURAS

t. AL on S rrGBAY, Nth 70,
TOR BALlXE, ionduras,-Ihc schr. fs9a9s
THOMAS PEARSON Nm. Benson, rnastsr, viii sail "' AA
, ''F GoSy ERsE CO. 81 Tchonpoalas
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W.7BASH RIVER.

W.7BASH RIVER.
VIII lesve SATURDAY, March u, At I seloeK, ?. NJ
ry0R LAFAYETTE, TEER4 HACTE, ~ d
u YlNcI.N rs, ard ne,fn.i-.e aniihEs Tae
spi,ndd passenger steamer DUCHESS, MGut ss=1=easst
bslHr viii lunye For gat ts apply # '' or
10 ROGERS, ACQUIRE & co.'s fay-ras strs-t. .'iit
VIII leave FRIDAY, Aiar.h II, At o'eeskF.H
EgOR LAFAYETTE, WABASH RIy- ~ e.
Et En.-The st.sta-r IIInAM POWEIis. l.sitIss
y H. slngs master Will lsage FOR ire ga xazl1l
nsi5 - '''' MsuoWELl ~. K BILL. "a poyaras
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

6tANAL PORT HOUSE ANDs<Adsxss
- RESTAURANT, formerly kept BY Reigss > - -
P respectfully his friends th he has nyd
The house. the Like End Of the New shell hoa %
the esabshnsntia splendid GARDE ani BoM LINZ eA'N
Family awsys accommodated With hns rooms rn N
ali Of the AsJr, while The Bar VAL De sPisd WIZ lse
bo est Liquors tx Tbs Bridge be crossed st 81 Tours
lntt tun haN ni NH. lels I'A
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH H. 1853
YAZOO RIPER.

YAZOO RIVER.
VIII leave SATURDAY March 70, Al 3 o'elocFr.M
EyOR GREENWOOD, MARION, ~ -
~ TCfIuLl YAZyD sATAgTGA ylckSBuRs, l-ftttTyesi-
Grand GULF and nI ntsrIaedate landngii
new running 10. - STACY - J. it+ n4i's WI
lra ffs-ght passage
milo s4IlTI q FtAsTEk - Poy4nas street.
winIsnvs SATURDAY March 49, at otloek Pm
ENOR GRENADA, Troy, GREEN ~, n
II WOOD LEFIoRE MARIOS, YAZpO CITY, ~
fCHuLA SATARTfA VlCKSBuEG aud I'll ihefne .-zssf&
ate landnga Packet Steamer mon ifol
Te new aad last running steamAi MONROE Capt san ~ iay.
vii above For freight FasAg. gpy o9 y 1i o' -
uJn0 !. Nil.sl', - e'i-..' .,.
VIII leave SATURDAY, March ", a o,.ig.. r.A
ENOR MOUTH OF COLD WATER, IT, n
4 GgEESg0oD, YAzoo CITY, sATtRTIA and = " * q
~ sung on Kiysr.Ths slar pack szz=szs
ss4rne u. MDsRl, H. Phelps, asier, VAL p's 'esHs
above. ts5sazes afriy o. board - %
JOHN Y. HYDE, u f0yd .nsttrsei.
-. The No,by will take freight r s 'A'laes A1- iA'sAa
k.ytrs. ~
wLIIeAye FRIDAY, MareA H. Z, o.,iosN Q. II.
EOR GREENWOOD, MARfoE, fsg y,
Z IcHutA YAzoo, sATARI1A, vIc6sbUE,e,' - - :,
STACY, JJ Iya, master, w ease - aDve. fo' 's " %
passage Apply board, or % - 80 - =, - ,,.,..-...
nIhs IOlBEaI WIL7yNs II Iei''ie''' '''''
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GOTTEN'BERG.
H4MBURGH

NOR HAMBURG. The A l fast sailing
i American ship ROME Captain Gross having he Of rr
engaged will have immediate dispatch. Of 200 bRlsE
Cutrgu ep.ly 10 j. p. WHITNEY d CO.. 81 Camp street.
Fer pgsslfo appl 70 he Captain on board nh5
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
G.4LVESTOE.


VIII ioave SUNDAY, March 10, ut O'Clock A. N.
EOR GALVESTON, IDlAN0LA, zFfFT.
Il PORT LAyACA aud MkTAGoRDA BAY.-Regu- dsssa
and TVEas o. S. MH Line Of Low Pressure 9
Tie new magnificent steamship LOUISIANA Jeremiah hnln
Will aooye landing freight the wharyss ~
(subitct ighcrsgs Matagorda Bay whpul
freight passage, having very STATE room
apIyto HARRIS MORGAN q W =, gu VIZ 1avsiio gay
! The Line ksyina eabshed i own roa s f m s,tngs h
hereafter tho supervision oi ~ i
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.AlfSTERDAM.

TOR AMSTERDAM. The l very fast 49,.
4 ,asas bark CHARLES BREWER, Butler, master, vii A
have dispatch For balance Of iretgbsay 800 talea
cg 81 p,.sze hsvng scoomodaons apply board at Pos
s. Flnt Di't-t Or &C. BOGERT 20, ~ Camp street
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VOLUME Vi,
MdRSEHLES.

EOR MARSEILLES-The A / very IN
l. fat sailing packet bark AfVARADO Butler, mnr az
having nearly ali har cargo engaged and going board win
imeiIe dnirh. For LlHne OF freight, rAs'ag having
accommodation apply board, Post first District ~
a. q. BOGEHi * CO., 10 Camp street,
nh3 CT @. W. iYNSoS 80 Camp sire, l.
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CALlU sfCaE
GtTONE & WALW0RTH, Commission For
trg ssrcaata Dealers Western Produce ind Steamboat
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EOR WABASH RIVER-New Or S- N
Il Wabash River Paeket-The and I-s9ksS-3
splendid light dnuga slLAs WRIGHT,
Capt. C. Coolidge, will regular packet during
sR- For freight passage, apply on board. jan
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VIII IL sye skTUHuAY, Nu.rg1 l9, Mt O. ,'-eHbr.a.
g10R NICKSBURG, WAREENTuN, Tsse :.
T. NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GUtE, ROD 81 = 70
SEY, NA1CHEl. FuRT AZ ANS, BAE2G SARA
rr EATON ROUGE Regular s,TG RlAI Weekly A'uAsaar-
rsakst steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Ihe ngY, niagnlteeat
AND v tlur PASSENGER packet SOUTHERN EtLLE,
Canaan j. NJ WHITE For freight Vasagr,
aig on lar or TO SMITH FAlsTER - Povaras street, lnl3
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B.4LIkl kliORE

TOR BALTIMORE-ReHla Limo of ~
4 TaHets.-AH 4 ia sailing vntas F'ady 10 ls is,
Freight the above port. For tgrls 9Ij N ,S,,- to
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& , ACE & FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsellord
~ ssLpvo1 "a Exchange Place, Nsworeans aaA1s y
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LIpERPOOL.

NOR LIVERPOOL. - The a l fast sailing
y British ship EpW. JnNsOS Capt laws'h, nhAint nf i ~
board, VIII ha'' ''' F'
balance OF foisl apply % t,rrt ia fon,ro,
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TRIESTE.

EOR TRIESTE.--The Al fast sailing rr-ssS.
hmerenn snip e AND ", cLhEE Captain fr,efs2a !, =
lfulnr, aud viii prompt dtapntch. For fegnt
10 ,.nt,iu "a, h6srl. drc1
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EfUMROY, EDw. II. & CO, Commission and
Fer7r.rairE AeraAa $ Crayer street ssp20 ly
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ZTURPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAG- 9E
IVA RANT, No. Charles street-Isis esa- tk&A
popuarv known having been Thoroughly ~
repa red r-panied furnished Ia particular,
open accommodation of the resident well as sac irs'
will o. the ar OF the proprietor or h
deeay with dpaieh and render ne guea
Scmtable. ldsep lyl ttittiAlt' ~ q ;, -eL.
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W,sniSeres has run away fEOm Mr. Draileei Of New
Orleans and tlat gentleman OGeEs reNAo Of 60 ior his
recover. Not a very high marx for Washington
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uvv.vopr DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER l2.

Although Hospital Sorgeens Mates and Surgeon Nsies
are rot enumerated in this act was commended ,na oy
thew were brought within the provisions OF TIE act o.
is2s and the fact that, years ago, namoer OF nnI~
claims were allowed urged in support OF the conrnc
ten contended for But this argument rs met oy rets
ring 70 Of Congress approved January 20, I'st
vhich seemed have been designed 20 meek los sasn
claims the present and in view OF thaf ensct1eni
difficult to perceive upon what grounds the claims hereto
fore admitted could have been allowed Ihat act or reso
luton Is in these words
RS Tssi bali pay es2as; h .lSred 70 sns on'sr o. .
S ny go 800 ~ 80 -'-- ~ "
Again By resolve Of Congress passed IN l7sl al
officers Of the Hospital Department rho Sere sai<s ~
half uv BIZ tie resolutions Of Ira JGgudry, lTsl were
allowed commute their half pay for life Tor sH pay Tor
Eve wears Now the Board Of War in l74 decided that
these Surgeons Mates not entitled to eomnuation
Why Because they not entitled to t1f PIy and
therefore not Of the class who were authorized 10
their paw Congress be said 10 have sanctioned ms
decision Of the Board Of War for never yet has granted
communication 10 these officers caSs, buf only in some
particular by peci. acts OF the heen cases here
tofOre admitted under the SCI OF 5sh May lss fourteen
were allowed in and ls29-mmedately after the en-
actment Of the law and when probably had not been
well considered and understood. and in 1894 in al
probability without due consideration They may there
fore be very properly looked upon as not binding preee
dents
FoRSERY UToS TIRE SECRETARY OF TIE TREAsURT.-A
week ago. affair occurred here which has created
conversation viz negro presented a the banking
house Of Pairo Nourse, for discount note for $500
drawn BY James Clark payable to the Hon. Secretary
Guthrie thirty DAYS endorsed by the Secretary appar
entity The bank sent il to the Department 10 have
the Enforcement verified when the forgery discovered
At NJ Of the same day. another negro called for the
accommodating him desired 20 have the paper returned 10
him. Strange to tell hear Of no efforts % srres
the rogue Ii should however be remembered that under
laws the negroes would he evidence against the
man Their story was that he to them perfsct
stranger having hired them casually the street 20 carry
and so for the forged paper.
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ORR ISLAND CITY AND IT'S ISLANDS.

VII.
BLAcKwELps IsLAYD-THE woRKHoUsE AND LUNA
TIC ASYLUM.
From the AmsHouse We went TO the WOrk'house'
which is al present in course Of erection on Backwes
Island Viewed from the river it presents beautiful
spresrauce Its built Of the same material aad on
nearly the same plan as the other edhces which we
have already described But, unlike them u contains
III the modern improvements IL consists OF center
building which is forty-four feet in Length AMI sixty
in width with two wings, each OF which VIII De TWO
hundred and twenty feet long and sixty wide
Tie Work House was begun in 1851, and will not be
eomplered before the month Of July next The work
men are now engaged in erecting the Female wing
The otLer wing is already occupied The center ouil
ing which Is intended to be used ss the residence OIL
the Warden and the subordinate officers, for reception
rooms and for the chapel, only partly finished "Aen
cen pleted. the Work House will present frontage OIL
six hundred and eighty feet.
The Male Department is admirably constructed
Warmth and ventilation are secured BY what ID rarely
found in public nstitu;iors-s strict compliance win
,te Of seiepce 1t is warmed BY heated air Which
,,eeuds from duet six feet in hight aud four In wdtn
beneath the flooring of the building 10 describe ths
nethod by which these objects Is ehecIed' no"e'er
would not be expedent, as aiIhougn sD'- ~
would interest architects, it would prove 'edi"u'' VIC
fear, to the majority OF our readers
Tie Island at this part is about nine hundred eet u
Width covered sewer, feet high and four ieei
wiSe laid in cement. and with brick bottom, inter
seets il: and thus every tide, the nght-s1h sal
refuse ef the institution which are discharges 'o ,s
sever are conveyed away without trouble by the ac'on
Of the water. 49,
Last week there were three hundred and forty M
in the Workhouse. OF this nuH.b.r, twenty are en-
rloyed as bakers, twenty as shoemaker eighteen =
tsors eight as blacksmiths, two a. tln'nths' e"o
uefonF, BT carpenters two az eoOPsrs, IT,,
rest are occupied in quasrying, grading suiii'n5 an
I bItaliIg stores. liz,
Iu1its lit week the mechanics made one o. gino'
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WAsHINGToN NEWS AND GOSSIP.

the Wasti-E-0r star, lth
VosrrrAr sURGIoss NAILS AND SURGEONS MATES
xoT rSTIrtED TO PKSsIoxs-A Gaze has recently been
dded by he Department OF the Interior appeal from
,he deeon II the Commissioners o. Pensions IN winch
The ct. are a. follows An individual served 70 the Close
n The war Of the revolution Hospital Surgeons Mate
ard died in ls1g. For this service bis widow now claims
hat under al Of Congress passed in ss he vas en-
titled at the time OF bis death TO pension at the rate Of
$3.50 utr anuu from the 4th Of March ls2o TO the day
of his death The claim rejected for reasons which may
he briefly stated. 80
In yiew Of the importance Of tits decision. We have
sded through the pGIer in the and present the FOL
l,wirc svuCIss Of what 10 u 10 have been the
rrras on Which the Clam ected viz The act Of
Nav Is ss made provision for those officers only who
were entitled hall pay by the resolve Of October 81
l7sor That none Of the officers OF the Medical Stan
uere embraced by that resolve, might wen be inferred
fom the fact that Congress bad subsequently, 20 pass
rorfioD 70 settle the doubts then enteTta ned a. %
wheler NAj,r and Briesder Generals were 50 enii d.
INT N a. resi- Getting the claims Of the officers Of the
N,SsreI Sf i rot left inference for the 18th Of
Lamar lss Congess expressly declared the omission;
ard then Ter III r time, grated hall pay - that eiass
but Orly 70 such were named m that ae w
lie Directors u tie Hospitals Chief Physicians and Hos
rial ILycians, Surgeons, ParVeyofs APotheeaEes AID
EeC.EoriGi Surgeons.
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TEXAS.

".
By the steamship Mexico, Capt Thompson we have re-
ceiyed dates from Galveston to the Both uliimo. 49,
The fever in Galveston continued unabated Inc inter
me ns for the three days ending on the 2Sh ano'ed
thirty . A.. H. .;oL,os. In
Houston was not abang. There had been twenty four
deaths in four days there and no returns nau o' "
oeiyed from one Of the cemeteries
The HuHtsriHe Hm has the following paragraphs
Gen Houston and family left this place on Monday ior
his new home at Independence, in Washington Couny'
The General has been long identified with this town
tat our citizens win regret to lose him ou we wlsh 'ne
General the greatest prosperity IN ms Lu.ure "a pn"L will
bo,h rr,bsby visit Austin about the time OF the opening
of the Legislature, when they will give their influence
and counsel toward internal Improvements or some
state scheme which will influence the construction oil the
Pacific Railroa d through Texas urt:
Railroad meeting held at Independence, asnHs
ton County on the 18th ut TO procure subscr pohs Or
stock in the Harrisburg Railroad Resolutions were
parsed in favor OF the route and Committee aPPoed
solicit subscription - .,.o.oa u.vo- If
Austin by majority u votes over his opponent capt
Hall .ho, and
;s,,iv t;ed nv some person unknown the 18th inst
The body was discovered until the next DAY, ana a.
nothing was taken from it, il evident that some other
object than robbery sciuaied the ASSASSIN. m
The following is from The San AAfoRsa "esterH ea"
of the 22d ult: ,..t d.;
Crsrde under the command Of Col Alexander arrived
here on Mcpdsv last from Fort MeKayet Those ct them
v BIO ere now united will be dmouIted sad PFo'led
with fu infantry equipments previous TO their departure
for their Cestin6tion the frontier The three comps
mics which arrived last week took up the line Of mrch
e. p;nggold Barracks on sunday last The quartz mas
Ter Separneu Mt presents busy scene al this time Ma
or Peser with full force Of clerks has been constantly
eueaetd for the past few weeks in making
fcr tfe troops now concentrating The qusrtermaster
efce il ope from early breakfast in the morning un'n
late at night There has been respite tron the duties
f The c &c since the order for the removal OF the troops
ssresiyo9-not even during the hours OF the day usa
sIlv allotted 10 the ret OF those employed - =,
Tle 1ger says, that in the Fight between MAJOR Arnol
ard DR. St9ipe al Fort Graham in which the former wa-
Ld II rigtt arm OF Major A. was broken al the hrsi
81 he made two Intellectual shots with his left arm
ne parti,. we're alone Al the time OF the night.
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nc
r9 Aloraze Daouat under At q e, As. ISIS aad lot
siareh ls-3
TREAsURH DEPARTMENT Thursday. Oct 6, 1883.
II appearing from representations made 10 this depart
stecfc instructions than have heretofore been given
REQUIRED in reatiOn To the allowance of discounts on in
voices Of imported merchandise your special attention IS
called 10 the subject 10y the twenty first section of the
surpernenary Collection April ~ Is provided bat
10 scouut shs be allowed any goods rchandse.
Fks expressly Affirmation, that such douni hs
bee1 and oag de allowed the Of such
ne Act Of 1t March 1928 Ia the i1arth
fth md esLth sections prescribing the oath ahn
before being sou entry requires tnat shi - DE-
oath arms0ntt the invoice c5ufau 10
bouus drawbacks but sven - have been actually
allowed.
10 view Of these provisions resining still IN fu force. h
the % b ammatOn
qued and before The discount noted the face
being toWvr underwood that thh u COT %
the part OF the anthotJ
in him BY law IN sscertanng estimating and appfans ne
m.ke value Of the ncrchsnte and the dae Fae OF ns
an the performance which duty u Be observed ds
count allowed that will reduce the sood below he tue
ths be had 20
uron 20 k performed BY the cOusnse on the arrival OF
the merchandise The eg GOING regulation will neeessay 'ape
rule 62ng and determining the rae OF discount 70
be SLOWED on certain specific articles
With every di,pos allow all actus fair aud reasonable DIS
count the raruent called BY Of OHIO al duty %
eun upon he officers Of the Cnoms continued tsncr gAI
exhibited dc0rut greater D. Z per
shown each OF several invoices OF precisely sif
goods cnl the foreign house and imported me sans
cent raising the Discount ciisd
than he usual rate TO form an Offset 20 ts
charge required 70 be aided Va neeAug 'e uu
table value &c tndlse
10 arch eas exhibiting ground for suspicion Of nsad-
cd sud become the duty 0fIhe Collector u consult win l1s
Secretary Of the Treasury
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Fsc,pv ~ A SrATE PRisoSER-The PcekskW RspHbh
can lh saws that on Thursday last Gov Seymour and
suite visited the Sing Sing Prisons a examined tne Va
rous Departments. The Governor expressed hnseh nn
ly teased viii the appearance Of things ana De oce's
were biohy eratifed that the Governor pleased.
The evening of that day the Governor and his friends
with some of The prison officers and Soft Shell clikens
dined AT the American Hotel After dinner wine was IN
tr fuced the sparkling influence of which elected speech
snecdote and song Some of the prison officers enignt
ered ard delighted the Governor BY relating their own
marvellous abilities in keeping convets and IN
agement -. . o., -, - A.. = ,,r.f,
While the happy family Of Soft Shells were thus goFiy
inc e,ch other al the Hotel convict who contrary to inc
expressed provisions OF law, had been lett our Oh
ef.r Il was locked for the night provided himself VITA
Iob;no left convenient for his by OF tho omcer
ard walked away He was good barber ana IN consu-
Grafton Of his services on the boards and persons Oh e
officers he was left out at large until nine or Ten eoc
every evening This is open and palpa0le VIOLATION 81
law and the officers who have been gully oil H. are haoe
IN ;ndctmept for aiding and abetting his escape
W. have a. vet heard Of no efforts to capture This con
vct Whether he will be shot and buried and men aug
mn alive in some other part OF the country remains 70 %
seen IL is not pretended that he assumed the ior Oh
Nnscoyy duck or walked of under water Dut IL IS snu
that he went of suitably clothed for the approaching WI"
ter. a.. .vo.o douyo IA
On Friday while many Of the officers were oo"h W
Tanv,owp AT the Dedication OF the Monument ana hf
Roul Was giving the Governor soft she specimens oil NJ
Architectural kill at the Irving House, anotner cohy
aced an image In his cell and hid himself IN the aru
Ths keeper happened be sober man and nt
trick in licking up. The convict was iouhu anu 'o''
likely caught some ,, .hox
Tie Rendition adds several remarks not over ana aoo'
COMPLIMENTARY to those who have charge Of the prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

To SAW SOAP AND LABOR rs WAsHISG'Iiske Two
ponnds Of sal soda half pound of good unslaked ine
jye them separately little hot rain water AZ may
Is sro.saYv lst them stand few minutes put the Two
t"eether stir the compound and put into two gallon:
of hot rain water, boil the whole twenty MINES Pi' ~
So5, PREVIOUS to washing take four pals OF soft water
70 one pint Of the compound mix and boil ring your
lothes from the cold soak and put them IN Dol hau an
houT take them from the boiler add sufficient cold waser
10 admit the hands rub them upon the board at di'ers
ton rinse and hang out.