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gH ;1I;fEsy W,yiooD-PEL1CAN STEAM SAVING

WOOD YARD lso leVee street. THIRD District me nnie
s'eaed e,uis dem qf ys hotels md 'estn9rfn
ls public gansrhly That sT have eftd a
s, r ne or purpose SAVING FIRE WOOD at sseh leugth
m me purchaser viii order Tie Of Tie Wood ina"
~ n .at market price the will b much rsdueed
tkpt ID will be 10 helr fslom W
70 IN All ~ me Wood at IWENIY CENTS cut Yer cord
e,rl Of Wood fut IN s5ra al ,uiy r1 lAfY CENTS.
Isrs le0 at places wall be promptly attended 20
OF Fl, nj ErohsnRc Place aerord sIrl''
A. F.ISf, 10 Camp street, Fret Diflct.
A. I'D Mo ADAMS 80 Oil eyrs street, Second bsrt.
II BAtrU No. a Old lsyse street, Second be.'
Al 10 Lovgo street. Ihlrt District
vii rgsir mention the snmtef VI cuts th' 2
lsyAut @ % 4 % Wood.
A. PAHNNITE a co.
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DR. bUlbOIIS WINDOW DUtk ANll sAksA AF4ILAi
CHINESE LINlMENT.
MEXICAN AIC STANG IININENTi
PETROLEUM, OR ROCK on.
lODru ANDGLM sPEClFIC-Dr. IEcIuea
GREEN'S MIXTURE;
uSGuDl g INDIA CHOLkGO9uE,
rttORNS EXTRACT;
LBHlE&S SPEGlFIC:
NRNbl AN IiNIAENT;
DAILY S MAGIC PAIN EXT RACIORt
GRAYiS PATENT OINTMENT
d. A. FAIIN STOCK VERMiFTgE;
nR. CO0PER'S vEGsrA Ri.g gkEAilFUGE POWDERS
WuI Ft'S AROMA ZIG st uElDAM SHNAFrN
tKCNCH'S pDJBLE DIST LLtp BAY WATER
REEF 5 AMERICAN tlYfEfAN PnlSt
JAYNE'a PILLS AND FAMILY MEDICINES
80 All DIE Medicines warranted gent
Prepay OF jhe Abdomen cured without HpF1
~ So Nhe,s a1le r-toIl In's' prices ~
i. N dkWtW DIR. NNt pOWsE, Agent ~ hia4a1ng 4
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ENIRE BRICKS-50,O0 600 English Fire Bricks,
audr- * -hp Maiag and bark Mary Rauah, for ssle by
JOHN g, tiAEt3fl 4 j. ilaylta t,1
faal VI mai ALa-ign. BuiaLinge. 81 ls
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odd FELLOWS REST. -

" Cemetery - ohtsnea ~ spfiy1ng L. }psflS ~,
the City Hall tisl Dstrcti JAMES 1NE4Jg ssst
Camp street, HtAlTl; Rev. CHARLES NTAlI NJ -
plsnsde street, and H. NJ. COREY sirE, Co "a s5,.
~
The price Vaults es r IN ursl Of man
bs-s ESQ., To stoekhodil burial q %
tSo Fer all o'ksr bsrsls be If Van SEQ
invariably.
For he paschsss Of Lots any The hksT,
apply DUNLAP, Chairman OF Cngmiiee No 4
Cnfrn st. JAMES FuRNEAUX.
"a "a Sc ct m. uofF44af
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DLAsTER AND MARBLE DUST-200 bhis.
rs.-r Pafs loo lli -d Platter Marble Doe .or
sI4 Nv JpHN % flARUUt co,
t3...#4ssiF- lHNuAa h f'u.1
sfs 81 - sHlur =. .I4 N.ia-y Bu llreH,5t DE-,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PAIrsH ORlEAss, City II Now Orl1ens.)
tremembsred that the January 1855 before The
snbvebr the Peace in for th city person.
Brother President james IL Whe0r
setrary Mutual Company New oans,
according law, dep say that the shove
and transcript from The booklet said
company. A, BROTHEn, President,
JtNEs H. WHEEtER, Secretary.
Sworn January
C. V. JoNTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
VI the Parish Of Orleans.
LIZ Of Trustees have declared dividend OF ForyNne
premiums Of the Company the ending
December which certificates viii Do ued and atcr
the list of March next
Company against the psra of the Seas Ryern
and damage BY ne at The rates .. premium Office a.
Caunp street, ALEXANDER BROTHER, PteHieat,
VICE nraaLInnL.
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DRIDGEW ATER PAINT DEPOT, No. 20
, Carp street.-The Ag'p'a G. tas ebfa,sd UNDERWATER
HINEEAf PANT Es=p constantly itarl an r4gly Dry
snd hrf ,-rr grnl a Oh in @ u.s. 50, and loo poan
ssfb Also SLACK, ard rom Bndgsvaer oi which
m 10 i,Hi superior rsia b. Tor i description
IL los s Sc siss, s -sr Fas't VII y bal q he
dspct. Il. L. Et-ILl.l CUf
tSs; Asspts ny ne aia',s a. Aia9 5ss. al lSIas.
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The sfskMoSs--H il stated that schism has already
bsxan 10 work among the Morsnons. party calling
itself the New Church has sprung mp and separated
from the original Mormon Society The New Church "
has appointed rulers answering to the branches of
the Golden Candestck and the authority descends from
ono TO the other so that it while is
y. e.
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ruay Us, ASSN aceolsncc with proripu thirty
9Th the Act Of CONSOLIDATION, given
following bills Of unpaid Taxes due The Of NJ n
Courtehard
appended hereby appear
the demand contained in said Tax Bill ag days from
date thereof. W, H. GARLAND, Treasurer
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ROYAL insurance Company of Liverpool

Royal Insurance Company OF Liverpool.
CAPITAL TWO Mi LIONS IN 100000 SHARES $50 EACH
TusteesJOIN SHAN LEIGH and R. B. B. H. BLCNDELL, Esq
NJ Z Chuit
JOHN CAMPBELL, ESQ., and J. BRAAiLEY MOORE ESQ
Deputy Charmen.
ED r. Ellison Harvey, Esq MAXWELL Esq
Bcuh 1T Dyson Honhy ESD George AlAXw ELL Esq,
BFeckiehank Geo H. orsial itob MrAndfew, Ed
David Cannon Esd r. Houghon EGG, ~, MolynuuH, Esq.
William Clnson ESQ Eiwd. Johnston, ESQ., William Smith, ESQ.,,
ThoHas Dover, Esq Roger L. jones' Esq, John Ter, Esq.
Richard Hartford, ESQ ~ Anes Lawrence, Es1yi
AVAILABLE 6ayial-TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
Paid up Capital
sEyFNTEEN HUNDRPD I'D FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TT The snbrber having appointed for the
Liverpool insranos Office
RsE
nom Fire IN tie CITY NeOheaps most teri
Te ye,y large eaplt-ADDED THE INDIVIDUAL fIAB-
Try of EVERY sTOCKHoLDER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
m PROPERTYsa perfect guarantee the insured Of his 5sy in
Of loss.
The 1l abatement pllce Ills Compsnvis policies Pay
With he mutual Offices; all settlements viii
here b1tb prompt aud liberal. JAMES MAgEE
/ deco sIpi nloslm Agent 81 ST. Charles
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vTyRBASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Feb

rury u.s. provisions Thirty
section % Tbs Actc Coz utilization, notice hesuy hAt the
bills VI unpsd Taxes the Neys oe
the Third District Court Of New osaasIon T. T. Knny
Judge.
demand contained said Tax Bu
tle thoreo. W, II. GARLAND, Ire Asuret.
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sF- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK wAREHUuks,
NJ STkEEI. tsrt-S. PoBE
CO.. Dave Robb Faran constantly rscsiyHg New Gg9ds
Aisnueoryu PhlBdrFht and by direct rc
gland prepared dat 1e most liberal induce
most. seisceA, lolloWa SAD
DIER ssddirry HARa-T ARE lIARHESs LEATHER TRAVEL
ING AND PACKING tRUNKs, INDIA RI eBtR s.gL3s SAD.
DIZZY, COACH, HARNESS AND THU ~ ALS.
TRIMMINGS, etc.
N Purchassrs hren vita 10 "a
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Gentlemen DESTROYS Of serving their beloved country in
some Official capacity wsg in the Carpet Bag hits of
thus
eThe offce-hoders arc all in sweat
Said an Office hopper, with exuitation
aTrren said old Roger, II never yet
saw such General Pierce -pirationh
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NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc.--The BRIDGE
WATER PAlNT MiXfs WITH LIAlEona-tw Lime
Ffe with the BtsENArEk Mn ERAt
iaeel proper eonsserey, b iar ien Of vii
wood, brick, This has he- The morn sna tested Tor
years and found the purposes Il mixed with OIL
fo sale y IA hassss sad s saa s1lr IN OIL 10 kegs By
ney9s q. G. b0GEAr a Co, 20 Cs4aq stfsr;,
kssas I ihs ssaisa q Lsasa Asssas AsssPPl aaa Iss,
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grant 8vur aueune tle6h want
qnsts grant Boston, set ry crrttcs parties
la Tchonpinults Mnhtpdtt pour Ia dc 10
Ia Vile s dovrnt M orne oongue ds
huit poucts arsrUt II doaz
ganlotEg "u'es iaa auem vuf epaseFT ne lo Itl a
M ngur de Tof'es Of href su mas
is sure dun pnun deS pres 5ien 81 arms
les coles parais out al nne du r
,u martsaA Ia rcmi.c doit IT, opsrss suit
$4,000 part de Adjudication
snut FIJI par il Censsl Comnun.
Los COCO yards testaHt Jmysr 1854. 49,.
sn 9vent Gre op6ree9 dams e temps dea
sr6 h pene dno ann dc qinr pav pour ehaqae jour de
reari.
L. caution, pour cobs scrHde $40 GEO.
paents lieu compliant, sur le heai de Agent
yoSer aI5 haque de it0 yards DO spPste de- Atts los
ptv6a sarts dc lgpd on ~ eora les
enyhures yard de- superte LOUIS H. ~ LIZA
Nuavclle OrcAs, ~ Eeyurr lsba Itlf law apo N,rr
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SADDLEBY, HARNESS, ETC

ri EWARK, Nj, SADDLERI Ware Ne
1 tiouts,--t NDRA't G. btll a.. Ns.l5 tHn' 49,
pesls, fytsFef CAMP agd Nsstsne 5'ri
fSg ri la,s irJ 4 M i4ia assorl,rrt Saddles,
B as N-av.if~ rr1t5. WT4 y i.nz ard Bnts
Il thaT ,Ig ltt5 TtmUing VI every a.
sF' .9 gg, 4 90 ANpR7w g. Brrt co
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pRlANs PCLMONIo WAFfRs-The mo
vEyO SUGAR PLANTERS--J. b. RoUDANEz
ALGaa aML-.G EEM.nEG AN1 k.IIL.5, .ELLGG y

VEyO SUGAR pLANTERS--J b. ROUDANEZ
4 SUGAR HOUSE BUILDER AND KETrI.Es' SETTER.
JULIA STREET VIEW ORLEANS, rpse.4iy nrd .gpt
~ o1- a.s services all SUGAR FLANfsdS 1=t may ,-ir
d1se. Having practical q H7'e dhn
setting egaL1r ltnz ei which ls hss Hl1gd
per kaowi dta, Nao.t Daan ff ,nan have core
promising 1 arlbi- bta latter fl ~ aasg aWaF
ar-i. PERFECT ~ --e aHntga 6el asir
boiling x i y sgT- s-teri N'l gu'e arFr3H 70 h
employed Ht-r's c t1 Hrrn ~
incl a. aa finar viii tha following sri
cate umoHE many oilers, 4uf valuable
aesrsl aey Hm wh tAE wagL, at u
artsia ly ila.l.y ils .ltdtsra
CERTIFICATES.
This 90 csg g that ne tssf B. i taraz, WIN err5yed bT
bulI bU-cl hHl thai e. work done
my entire As,lUn, aai tauteny roo7A,Hd hr a. q
sn-s, good nissan, and kC-l stlet fS lil
9aso Tho 4ass % tho country BEN. NANffitrlkk.
Parish Of ST. Jal4v1, t-i JAulary, 1851,
This to cer, saeT b. RoudareE has votted apen
Kettles which unJst aud tla have fell confidence
him mason, ani In bis Intelligence IN every sargsH q re 9a-
=, u. LJLh11oRillgfls
Parish Of ST. James, Nov n, 1852.
Tia eares hat q ReHdsne1 has pu; ~ Set Of
So Union Pauta0u, AID the Kettles bl my
pleasure Recommending h al ihOsa
Frs1ulFa Mas yfeaE ~ ans u
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- ADICALC CURE OF CoRNS, without cutting
a. p4t.pr. ROSENBERG from Warsaw the capital
the lAue and
seuera place that he undertakes the total
eradication fCoRNs BNIONs NAILS and every hand
between Toes WITHOUT CUTTING by means Of aE ELIXIR
Of his own competition. 81.
The she space ot hfssen Fthoushe
les st pain AMI The patient hs lreHs and occupation wtth1
satisfaction carrying the Root in HE hand.
Dr. possesBon nunler Aatering testimonials
<are1n foreign pn and by distinguished Phy
TIE Doctor will attendance daily from af I'll tat p
seyeni thc nonHg an from 70 ft the ~ No Is
loyal STR FtTr. hayeep Biervlltan' VIZ
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Second Annual Report of the United


STATES fEF INSURANCE ANNUITY AND TRUST CO.
on ptItT ,nEr prTA
W =, alelphiA.
e., ,,.vurST ar TIVE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES
, ~ 80 ,>,,-;Txy am TRUST COMPANY Of
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81, 1859, being the seeon' ~ -
- o,taspding 81, lsb9.
Nj noie ., ~ f,,ranss II efgon, Bonus
NnV ~ ~ nd tst9 - Oe!.si' "a, .
Tor ise uu Dec, 81, ISL fSssbbo u
hinouh On r NV ens4sr, etc. Payments
LESS men peeiiS ..........-. .seRsA IS
- - M ,alne oi Bonus Of 1851, since PAID
Less ktes5Ns XIV, ~ l2SS 80
,srrt 81 Premiums rs:H1ned.'. W ~ '.s' u
Lets4hVu4s ~ A' ------
s2s SIS 60
fam prauniuuls. Policies. 81. l5l Is
Amount heeri'fA w.
,s m reesived $50 Sal Is
Aaeehi ''sss' $50 ,,fcn,-pSvN,rN-rS
-. hisDN iN7''i'-' 80 ans aaa IN
Amount pad " losses -....
Amount Iaid or H. ~ ~, Sia,ien ~
Aniount paid ff ofnee isrnts - Y,
ID cry commissions tvsI,ssl htsrNellis'usj
State Taxes Account 0OoA'' * Ofo sls- s9l sia Il
T.. u. ,,.,..uo. r,,.,-he, Al 1851 - s56 Ogs o.
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DuREAU DU COMMIssAIRE DIES RUEs

Ter Feye lS5SANisIs eonlraeaus cages dfnleye L,
u pagnaut les hahltntA meentpaA les ores
dana dgs harris gu dos pari.rs Ia ioi h ruquet.
Jr place. Ice ordur8 de esne gu autr
les eueu soH
ueipr 4gmauie JAMES JDGIS, ComNasars DIES RHes, el
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CAM'S OYSTER SALOON. This 49, ~
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on ASS ~
aseals greatly superior sE
kind 10 The south, Ia Just opened ~ - - S~
q TRONGS.-The undersigned re-

- TR0NGS.-The undersigned re- @
~ specially snnouncea the public he sz<S21 J.
opened HOUSE under the above adjoining the
St Charles THEATRE style surpassed By NANEEsA
No has been spared TO make @ the
kind ST. Charles With good qsus
dime houe prompt atienon hopper receive
the public patronage literally bestowed him
Crescent He will be always glad his old
There will be cold LUA eli all hours.
HENRY STRONG, Proprietor
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TElHE UNDERSIGNED, duIy amounted Agent

a oftheold established logss
ARBoUIN MARETT a CD. for
tie sale of the superior Bfl An
DltS, alte SOLE lMPORTtE Of
he celebrated 20 U / TN T. y
hhASilN, 10 UGv 9gHrarti 10
resolve orders for either. 10 be
ehiTped direct TO any port 10 The
ui0l,attkelowtsl market Rg.csl
. Cognae.
tis- ssmp. :. esBbgEeas ihr
este Il
a..
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Ia CONT street, between Charities and Leyee
~ ARD TABLES aud PATENT INDIA
Rrc R HONS gacalrd 5tsp ST those
used uF Keeps HEays band NEW AND SECOND
fAND WILLARD AbLNS aud ADJ Biriea the
hu, o5 the Of Lotto Ten
Nth PMS AND Balls Psrsons wishing Ia
RUBBER CUSHIONS VIII aae e At hsnavs establishment
Cou1nuu - 40 ". Inraa nrlir n. - t1lV
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
Wforitf,s Snke Eon.po,ls.


FsNIE attention Of the public is called to the
L ay ard .apg'its q ,lsr Sal oy,f ~ 2thsts oI So
&C made a az ant rs% rrrete " Dr.. form ee gr-rs
siao'o ram e6lag gqid aet iaqao
ssdge 10 30 ' se9afs 3 AN s aeas.s Z ssy NaISa ~
nis5s burg e riye, tl pe.aps b. eor. jan ~ sqari
i52 % sol mars gil ~ sta -r1eoiual.
eiiplRE 6SiLL AM t6wpE.. PROOF coNblT&Tio5 BSSK
LOCKS ths sore ien y f money o. Other val ~
$40 Bank yaaitsaos a r4ey AZ De work Of mseat,
Ths gomeany prHrari p ar9 short notice FEs aat
P se .Sd & Il i9t III b. 1sIrta po
sTc s,T96 1f 5s Wv B. ~ 1oI m , s
sagaoto3ee 'Hs Los '' = re 4 Of " lty ~
ES ', ORLEANS la.i1t s5s aa4 Car Car c. NIX
s.. i r T.. ~ II .' WI d sS
si's's a5mnsr, and anal ls1.ef glss7 re @iales.
,soraa csra--s and i.n.,s, slrE iop's.
tsiiea aI h ysals and rynSla eso..
s safsgleTarang heIdl III l4Al se1raass
LAfaYErrE LiNE
~ rhs' carnao to I'D lo:a The PEI Nol'
= nsYit Is 6ai5i5a i,rsi Z, aad
iah 4naef from 5alaste te9
amer sh ~ ,sa raca t'rapa sliy a'es. -o'e'
Ts TIA Y, is3 u tsag ss Depot
sEs vss s sSs.a, X, t,.s s5 &
pliei ,as IsaSei a1a3 e,,s-a.af.a.d 6oi, il
VJoR LAKE BoRGNE La RS. ..,..1.
'i ~ sRSieAS gGtt RAll%I cadalep
tirce isrl y syca l F1rs iaau4a ay cnt Children and
lssyE TllE CRY Ar s4 gpEAyf rar LAKE ATss, ~.
g4s- 06,o 80 capea -iaa. 4l tane Tie Raleal
s54aa, 4 ',a :. n pg W. % " + BAIT VII, u
W OUCH AND READY LINE l.ssse.s 4.
y OF 0JNIH-sT1 NF# RnHIt = &c. - J.'siitas
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sarc ds Russ-Aux PROpiIETAGREs, 6aidans
possedent
pe6 yo REFUSES dayor DIES fosl6 conyenable
ban1ues uAnrs fau des vrran puiasr sogoner
les DIES peonnes cal nsse nt eurs osses
de les hs
madiatemunt celia nest M dams
Oufs, 10 lie fcTa lsurs frais.
ussi
Touts les don't atcpHes out oP bas sen REFUSES
rembayer onyenge apTus oiopnacee en-
ueuri cola nest pas l, dams 10 d pcse pan Ia ds ordoh
rnnoe ie % Il raj fare fas dgs prophet
fsq III JAMES iOLIS, Comm. sal DIES kues.
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Ia sIa

iopkips James $40 eniou, 80
hopkins, Mr w.. $50 ooMehoud, Antoine
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FURNITURE, ETC.

CANAL STREET RN / I u RE -
IsToRE.-w, T. DAVIS, Dealer in CABINET FUR -
NffURE German Plate IQtlN g ~ ass e,
Moss Hair Spring MATTRESSES, FEATHERS MAT
TING Canal below Bafonns, the
Chnrch -
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OFFICIET..


I'VE u tner lssSAyis est Ia pr6sene donne qqen eria
lies resolutions Nos 6Si ct $50 ia Cornell Cohmnn ne VIE az -
N9uyeean APPROVES 10 feyiisr ls5 les prpr
dccries enau, plus Ouni
par NM beard May, lie sANiED 10 Mars 1854 ano
eaie de Banks
lie an "a hatiss dEco Eutou slutes
a peuseixrufe De- Augmentation e Dup'sntier.
L. terrain Anguas enog dola Course et
Nouvcle
Ces propeta vendue conormtment seont
ourpis par IL Noyer he rs Vile.
Les conditions scont mentonnes de Ia yuts.
fels I'd A. ID. CROSSMAN, Marie.
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EsLACK PAINF--MANuFAC FROM
THE BRlDGEY AT't--iyy ks 10 n Qsch yarrar ~ net
cr1s IS e,pt, M proc n-t the eGaets Of spaISs
and |u8crs, TO- sad e. lIir by
yg,g G. 4. BoeERT CO., 70C
A4eatLIa the Static oTl .,.ia ana. a 4 hama
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

SOUND DocTRINE.-The Baltimore American,
speaking of the alleged defacation of Mr. Collier,
late Collector Of the Port of San Francisco, says,
"that it will be time 10 discuss that point when the
responsibility of the sureties of Mr.. Collier shall
be questioned;' and that "inthe meantime it is
scarcely worth while for the public toget idgety on
the subject. Perhaps they will think it not I'M
reasonable TO wait until 1t be ascerained whether
anything is due.'
Upon these vie US the Richmond Wing has the
following Just animadversions: @
''Ii may be that the Government will lose moth
ing-but that is not the question. An officer has
no right 10 use public moneyso as to renderit pas
si6te for the Government to lose. Wewere under
the impression that Congress found it Necessary in
the Van Buren, tune TO pass a law making it PEN
offence for public agent TO use public
funds. Even that was not sufficient to restrain the
hungry horde then preying upon the pubic vitals
But the law is still in force. Wedo not understand
how an officer can differ with the Government in
Casting up accounts We supposed there were
certain plain Jules for settling all accounts, and to
which every public agent having transactions with
the Treasury was subjected. If every officer is
privileged to make his own rules, and cast up his
accounts to suit himself, there can be no check on
public depredntors:''
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Fairs.

arFrom present indications there will be more
"FairS'' held this year in the United States than
at any former period. Our Fair the 18th, 18th
and 18th of September, the Belmont County Fair
on the Sd, 4th and 5th of October at st. Clairsvie
the Hancock County Fair at New Manchester,
Va, in the latter part of October, and the Wash
ington County Fair, are almost within stones
throw of each other, and will all be largely at
tended and profitable to all who attend them.
Then The Pennsylvania State Fair at Pittsburgh,
the Ohio State Fair at Dayton, the Virginia State
Fair at Richmond, besides .numberless Fairs in
nil parts of Ohio and Virginia are making extern
slve preparations for promoting an honorable spir
it of emulation in the community. They all de-
serve to be successful, and we hope that our citi-
zens will visit them as far practicable, and that
we sballhav the compliment returned on the 18th
&c., of September. The Hancock County Fair
was held last year for the first time, and was high
ly credtable to the county. We doubt not but
that the citizens of that county will surpass them
selves ut their Fair, October 22d and 2Sd, aud we
find The spirit of competition up among them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

GFCol. Jas Collier was arrested in Ohio few
DAYS ago by the United States Marshal of Ohio, the
object being send him to San Francisco for trial
on the indictment under the Sub-lreasury act,
charging him with withholding public money whieh
accrued in his hands when collector of TINT port.
TIE warrant for his arrest was issued by United
States District Judge Leayltt. Judge Jewett, of
the Ohio State Court, issued h0beas corpus, uH-
der which Col. Collier was brought before him and
admitted TO bail by the judge, who postponed the
hearing of the case until the 9th September, the
counsel for the United States not being ready 10
argue the wnt. 1t is not denied by Col Collier
that he withholds from the Treasury money which
he acknowledges 10 be due 10 the government. re.
fusing to pay up until the Department is prepared
10 settle certaiuo tIer and d;sputedit He has
the means 10 pay, and doubt not t0iu pay, what
ever of the disputed sums any may declare 10
be due by him; but his refusato pay an undispu-
ted sam now in his hands is unfortunate, caicula-
led as it is TO be used TO his prejudice, and right
fully SO used, 1 am compelled 10 admit.-WasA
Regt.bic. =4 t
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-24

ALARGr REAI EsrATr PUlcuAsr.-Ths Sec
rotary of the Treasury has clo:ed, it is said ne
gotiation for the purchase of the old q. States
Bank building in Wall street, N. Y, for $780,
600 or $780, 900. The building is now occupied
by the Bank of the State Of New York and the
Bank Of Commerce, and the size of The lot is rs
feet on Wall street, and 100 feet deep 1t adioins
the Custom House, and With used for an assay
Office, as well as to relieve the pressure of bust
nessin the Custom House, by transferring the sub
treasury to the bank building. The property YVES
soldier about 500. 200 when the U; S. Bank chsf2
tst expired, but all things considered the price
now paid !ftr 4 Is saidnot to be -extrayagant.