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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-15

% OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all eruuions ana
dts asses arising from an impure depraved $751; 90
the blood. See the extraordinary cure Of Mr. ~
G. Harwood, highly respectable citizen M rio,
mond, Va, by Carriers Spanish Mixture Ua re-
ulcers and sores of the description and spau
got SO bad that he was unable TO walk, except on
crutches. 4 few bottles of Carriers Spani.b NJ,
ture, he great blood purifier, cured him as II Ia.
cured hundreds of Others who have suffered win
rheumatism, had effects of mercury and Rain. an,
ulcers of the bones and joints.
-. See advertisement.
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zoo VALUARLE and desirable

" CIV bJILDTNT LOTS al prilaie sat.
have for gale about 500 fine Building I,ds located
n most all sections of the city, which will It'll low
and on the best of time. f. e. GREEN
Property Broker, Office on 7ih sfrt7i,
Opposite Post Office.
l.. S.-Ptr>Ons having property To dispose of, and
wishing an Agent TO make sale of same hv druyVu.
me plan and description with the price 81 SAINT,
can rest assured that il will he attended % with dr.
patch and on the best of terms
sep l0-eo3t
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CHERRY TABLE, COUNTER TOPS. AMI
EAED RAIL

lust landed and for sale, prime lot of 2 90 and
- ) inch cherry plank for hand rails and III in n
table and counter tops, from Is to 80 inches in
width
Also. ,0e0 seasoned carriage spokcs
On hand and for sale walnut cherry ponlar snd
ash, from 4 to inches in thickness
Also, general assortment Of building lumber
Two n. c. girdcrs 80 feet long, IL by H.
III N. & J. w. EASILY
Lumber Yard, D and 10Th SITS, First Ward.
sep 15-3t-
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UOur Carrier at Alexandria failed to
serve our subscribers for the past two
days on account of a misunderstanding
about the hour of departure of the boat.
We will take care that such mistakes
shall not happen again.
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AT PRIVATE SAFE

Ill. "iier AT private sale, INV LEASE With
Ear room GaS Fixtures, and other articles, all I'll
which viii be shown 10 any one wi. hing 10 pur-
chase. Locality on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 9th street runs back 10 sirert; con
talns u rooms, in good order. Tirse of lease y
months The House Is in good repue and dong
good business; front just painted. A quantity oil
good LIQUOR can be had at cost price. For fur
ther particulars the subscriber
All persons indebted to me will please call up aud
pay and save further trouble J. DAVIS,
sep6-u
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In Vermont the Wings claim to have cleo
ted IS Senators, and to have thus secured a
majority of the Senate. Returns from go
towns indicate the election Of SO Wings to the
House of Representatives, while their oppo
nents have ! 20 members. The Democrats have
about the same number of Representatives as
the Wings. The free soil party have elected
about 80 members of the House
The nutmeg tree grows on the south side of
the Costumes river, in California, and bears
fruit superior, it is said. to that which grows
in the Spice Islands
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MOUNT PLEASANT YnIEL.

CdP'toT Hill, UdsfineiGn,
LNoR RENT.-The above Hotel il Offered FOR rent,
either with or without the Furniture and oiller
Fixtures. In il of the most desirable situations
IN the city, and an excellent location tor lsiHr--
POSSESSION may be had AT any time between 'hi-
and the middle of October next. Toa gentleman Of
reSprctahIlity DESTROYS of keeping hotel a fine on
Porluny Is offered Applications o be- made ID iie
present proprietor. IQHN F0Y
sep f-3tawlms
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ALWAYS AWAKE

NcGRAW & JACOBS are on the qui ri,e for great
W. sales at the lowest prices. They would an
nounce TO the Old Army and New Recruits that
their MAMMOTH STOCK is swiftly arriving. Every
Steamer. ship, and Schooner landing part of their
beautiful and well rejected stock. Call and see the
extraordinary bargains 10 be maze at HE Model
Grocery Store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
l5ih street sep 15-eolm
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FURNISHED RoOnS To-LET-

l. have two Furnished ROOMS TO l.r, over No.
ell q Boyd'S Store, which are very CONVENIENT 70
men VINO nave business with any OF the Public he
paHnients, being equal distance fru the Capitol ard
PRESIDENTS House. Enquire of WM. NOEIL. un
renhSyl'ania arenEe, south side, between .ll AID
lV'ii streets @rp l2-eOE
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ENUR X f \ tn sui ~ oil tlir,,. ionuI, an So
II ond floor, unfinished or with chamber lisrni
fure having attached a complete la,hng ROOM with
parloT on first hoor, IL desired NAV b. mad with
without board, IN private house which l. new and
finished IN the modern style ami in lt.o>t ,li.lbe
ami desirable location, and will be- found IN Cycr,
respect acceptable. Refer 10 this office for thu nd
dress. - -, q ,t.r.
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V To insure the insertion Of Adver.
,i.emenf. they must be brought TO our
eounting.room before IL O'Clock NJ,
otherwise they may not appear until
the next day.
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w ANTS.

NTANTED-On board the Pocket Boat C,n
w grcss, Capt b. PuTsell. good EtGTNEEP
a good BOWSM.7N, good SNUBBER, and also
good COOK, all of whom must come well recgn
mended for sobriety and good department. Enquire
OF the Captain on board.
Georgetown, September II, 1853.
sep Idiot
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CHEAP BOOTS g. SHOES

AASLoAN Il h1chNEW on Pennsylvania ave-
- nue., opposite STATIONS Auction Store, have
just opened with well selected stock of Philadel
phla made BOOTS and SHOES.-Remember the first
Shoe Store below 10th street, north side
sep blvd SLOAN e. McEEEw
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SHiRTS, SHIRTS-dt the ne,o SHIRT Store
~ Fine Dress SHIRTS. of French ruffie, plain and
trimped bosom. Colo~ed SHIRTS of beautiful Pat
terms. Linen and cotton Night hirts. Shirts made
to order at HOPKINS. PENNSYLVANIA avenue one
door from 9TH street. between Browns and National
Hotels. INTEL son 15-or
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'NH K first Annual RAIL- of the National
Guard" will be given at Jackson Hall. on tho
18th of October. Particulars in future potice
15-5t-
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s. NJ. PETrENGILL Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents, the authorized Agents to receive adSer
tlsements and subscription for the "SfHT,' al the
same rates 5 required at this office, ana ueif re-
esipts regarded as payments Ihen omees are
al NEW YORK, 122 Nassau Street
ROSTON 10 State Street.
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Collectors ONCE. Sept.I4.Is3a-

NOTICE TO TAN-PAY Deduction fer pron,,t
~ payment.-Notice is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1853 now due and rayable AT
thus Office snd that deduction of eight per cent
is allowed by law for the current year if paid on or
before the 30th ins tant r. y ROCHE
sep 15-eod Coll.c.nr
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tSf GIinaN's LIquID HAIR Dyr is the only article
now used IN this city. Gentlemen who wear yhis
herS OF ius'acmos OF gray or reddish hue wishing
to attend ball or party can appear i'm \ SUI, -
black, by de'otmg an additional minute at their to
lct IN using The very cel braed article which head.
u'iS notice Prepared ry T.. %. Gilman, Chemist. Of
this CITY. = w
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Ef Joe ShtlItngtOn receives all the Nru
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS As fast as published. 10
Is agent for liarper's and all the other Maua7inr
and our readers Will always find large and rooJ os
ortment of Blank Books aud Stationery at ms Root
tore, Oteon Building corner of Y street and r IN
ylvania avenue. on. "a
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Banks Of the District

The following are the only Banks in the p,.,.,
having offices Of REDEEM ption here and eoadpc,o. !,
responsible stockholders:
Corporation Of Georgetown. \ n. A..
Bank of Commerce and Farmers &
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown..........
Bank of Metropolis. ...................... mar
Bank of gton..........................rar
Banking House of {. w. Pairo...........kn.ra
Exchange Bank. selden, withcrs & Co. y D. {. Al,
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank, statham,
smithson & Co................... A.
'"it"uC
The bills of the above Banks put down a, \ No.,
cent discount. are redeemable in Virginia money.
o. Above list To be corrected from time IN ,i,,,.
North and South Carolina money bought atll
per cent.
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New rork
at = per cent.
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MODERN LANGUAGES

MODERN LANGUAGES-pro SCuO-
1'A AENBEBG, 18th street, Island. third house
east side. south Of Smithsonian Institution is IRE
pared to receive students for instruction in Modern
Languages
On the Piano. srd in singing Mrs Schonenberr
will also receive n few pupils
15-ImH-
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FOR RENT-A thr,.-

"T fOR RENT-A tirt "-,tOry BRICK
g. HOUSE containing seven rooms well fur
As<.HnIshed, furniture TOR sale. The house is in
good nelgilborhOod. and in perfect order R,It sIen
per annunl For further particulars aGdr,ss RoN liz.
sep i0-lw Ed TIL IT>,iN.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

~ FOR X ENT-A twu-,tory RRIrE
i""T HOUSE, situated on 18th street near slutb,n
t's>~nian Institution. Apply to A. A. SLOAN, first
shoe Store below 10th street. on Pennsvlvsnis ,re-
nue., north Size sep 15-dt-
OOMS TO.LET.-Two neatly FURNISHED
IL ROOMS, situated in a retired and pleasant
part o the city, Will be rented reasonable terms
10 single gentlemen, by MIS-. MUNROE. southca,t
corner oi South Capitol and u streets.
sen l4-'ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-15

UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alerand ria, than all the other Wash
ington dailies combined.
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4 SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Tac land i well
n watcred; part l. in wood, and part ia grass. Il
Is admirably situated for very early garden a. Wen
as for dairy. The distance from the suu;h enG q:
lte Long bridge IL about Two miles. The tenn, OF
sale VIII be very accommodating. For further rar
nculars apply To e. L. kIrTEsHoUsE Bank OF Com.
meTce, Georgetown, or B. +. RITTENHuUsr. Trcas-
ury Department, Washington. ,cpa-2aw4w
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JUST OfE ED, new and large stock Of
- Gentlemcn's furnishing GOODS. which 7 invite
the public 10 call and examine whether tker buv or
not. HOPKINS new Furnishing Store. one door
from 9th street between Browns and National Ho-
tells. CON X L.
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FARM For SALE


LNOR SALE, on accommodating terms or excIianr,
Tor cny property, Farm, in Alexandra
County, Virginia, about miles above Georgetown,
and within halt a mile of the Falls Church. contain
ing about % acres o eNcrl!cnt land about ,. acre,
OF winch Is IN Wood, and one of the bt>i apple or
ciIards IN the County Also, pure spring of water
and III very healthy ncighborhood.
line opportunity Is here offered 10 any person IN
want "f Garden to supply the Markets OF Wash
iuetUn, Georgetown, and Alexandria. a. the Farm i.
near, and easy OF app. zach TO them all For further
particulars enquire of EDH ARD OWENS MIR
chant Tailor, opposite W lizards Hotel or OF : Par
ker, Fancy Store, under National Hotel.
sep l2-6t Intel Um"nl
kNOR SALE-ln whole ar part
i Lots and 8 in SQUARE l6l-unimprorcd
Lot > in square 2s2-imprOv,d
- 2c3
:" ) - 5l6-unmproved
- - - of 5l.J-inprovrd
81 Is or l. in square 367-uninruruycd
Prices low and terms easy.
nuNOEO & HAGILL,
Real estate agents, llth IL, III ar Penn ave.
sep lO-ec:tr
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s. WANTED-Torcnt, by the 81 of Novcm
LII her, or before, small, comfortable HOUSE
c'1i.unlng five ar six rooms. pleasantly located,
within five squares of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
10Th street, Any one having such a house NAV Sc
cure good permanent tenant. and liberal uii nv
enquirlng at j. e. INQUIRIES Auction Store. cor
ner ot Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
sen I2-eo.I
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At

" ANTED I'M NJ EDIA TELY-At the
w Little Falls Bridge. three miles above Georpe
town, twenty five good STONE CUTTERS; Wa
ses 81 30, 81 40 and ~ 20 per day.
Also, twenty five good BORERS S; wages 81 o.
rer day. GEO. THUN
Capt. Top Eng i'm charge of construction
sep l3-tf of little Falls Brldra
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Nv S.9LESM.1N i'm a Dry Good.
w and Fancy Store. Also, YOUTH, about
l6 years of age, OF good character and industrious
habits, TO attend in the same. One acquainted with
the business would be preferred. Address ID Y.n
al Ills ofhce sep 1877
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AN expert OYsTER-sHUCKER Of

~ clean, steady, honest, and sober habits, want
ca imneuiaueiy ny the subscriber. Also, another
BOY. for all kinds Of work IT a Restaurant
Apply TO J. BIS Bar, g street, the War De
partmeut. J. BoULANGER.
sen l2-2f
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TUESDAY. Jan. 2J-P. 81

There was an active and buOyant Stock AZ
ket this morning in the leading Fsneies, which was
scarcely maintained the Second Board Erie sold to
the extent Of $3.50 shares, closing At s2 Long Island
after touching at 40 sold 39i bear sale va. male
At IS, seller 10 months Hudson River wa better, sell
Jog al 73l Harlem 7Ol, showing no change. This
road has pat the fare, between New York and Albany
down TO O.. Norwich and s.oning,on both improved.
Coal Companies firm. aud Chesapeake sdvancei
TO 22i. Cumberland 66. Land Stocks were quiet but
firm. Canton lls. For Cary Soc was offered for the
privilege Of call a, Is for sixty days Portsmouth,
advanced u. Whether there has been asy improve.
ment in the value Of this stock or not there Ia evident
~ new party bulling il. The argument Ia thar the
bidding OF the Seota and Hooking Valley Road vii
fayorssy AFFECT the property, the Depot will probs-
bly, be located t and considerable settlement Will
be caused by the business brought by the road Pre-
MUM Stocks without important change. In Bonds
there fair business done gensrany al fen rates.
Exchange is firm at 9ta9l for leading Sser-
ling the bulk Of the transactions being al o. Francs
5I5a5l2i. The supply Of bills Is fair, and there
being bur one steamer thS week increases the de-
rnAnd.
Freights are buo!an with fair amount Of
trtnsserons To Liverpool 1000 or 5000 bush.
Grain Sslod, closing At the latter 100 or 900 bbs
Flour sa3' 80 or 30 bales Cotton, 3lsatd; loo
oss, 3D. loo Hsnaspikss, I'D. The Andes has
5000 or 1000 bush Wasaf Al I'D, in shippers bags
1000 bbls. Beef PORK, Lard &C. and 900 bxs Cheese
80. ' tun- ABritish snip took entire cargo Of
-Four, AGO bbis, on prirse term. To London 500
bbls. Resin 3 It; 100 tegr Tobacco, 3'6. To H.yr.
100 or 600 bales Cotton &c 200 bbls Provisions Al
% runs Ore, 81 p BIZ To Australia, some Flour "a
going q % OaeJ To cslifor,i. The h,,.i,..., A.
moderate at g. goa IS Tor Flour, 5OasOc. , Got for
s5ca $50 for Luz Der
The supply Of Money continues abund4lt at
3dI y cent on cal, WIKI rather increasing supply.
The demand ia large. The line Of $4,000 Of pspsr.
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DIED.

Jan - in n SRA year Of her age. MART n Lr6GErr
Ihsrss " B-cwu No. sls denrys.
Her Trends are invited 70 ,tt-Od Yer se. "a sv ne,sins
81, without farther iavitstsoa
A. the rr-sencs o Nv Jo..ps smA No 81 B.scl.r IT. oa
scrdsy nrh, Jsa S5th y-s ss-, CHARLOTTE
~ea Rev Heay Bess. sad daughter Of hs atsP p ro'-
The rer-essnd sn,, family requested sead her
hne., rom 81 rhomas cAsrch, rsrsday, ocoet
on xossg mornns Jan a. alter .he innes.. JAMES T..
O.y o. Jsmes and Mary NJ catAer aged ye,rs
The relatives and ehs q tho family anl tAose Of Ia. sand
:'hs Mr.. sopA Carts are iayd 70 attend As ser, % d
kdrdss 81 B- re,-.n. -is 5, s..n u Greenwood
s,r S o. G,A s sss si .a' s.., E
,rd Josr wr.sy Si bro,h,rs N law Jane. c.
her faietsl On wedne-d., s'h MT 81 eet NJ, rS
On TUESDAY jan IS Of eOnsanpuon NELSON J. PEEK ia the
srdhs brother law. Necs Elliott, inyei s-aj n. 70.
n-r IRON ne .ssaerse Of hs srothe' D. sah, No sl
TIER nvton He Will he tates 10 Greenwood fOr
cu sondsy Jan 81 GILBERT T. GrLLILAsD as.dR
HI friends and those OF has brOtser.. and e. 2 Ghsni
invited to attend h' Aneta Om has lac residence wahas
TO-. n. J., this day. al oelok.
New Brunswck P-pers piesse copy
FRANCIS AUGUSTUS man, soa OF Richard n sad Jsss NJ
The end, the n are respectfully requested to attend The
nue,. ron The feeence o. D., parents No 40 Eeh st. on
Jan IS cATHARiNE X FALIHEE daughter Of Messel s.i
Csthanne Ta'hee. ascd years snd mOnihA
attend RESIDENCE shsr stS
4 o'clock ~ "Wednesday, the 2nth inst.
HascaIbo OF fever IA The 18th ch, JAMES JOHN.
eldest OF key. WA Morris. IL. D.. ,ofthis city.
Rich Gondvie Seminary Dec O. EERiAH T. Of Aansoa
Thorn, Of Duiehss' Co, m toe otayearol age
On Chrstmss morning JOHN edr-, Of Alasos ThoSs.
ased Truly shining kht has sahay beam Ehty
10 the rMsdife Of Cod
e wahins,oa, Dgchsss Co New Years day,
MANSON THORs. seed 81.
Bs stiu ssd laow that am God"
Al Wes Nood.tOk, Coan-, jan ~ CHARLES SMITH VIII
LIAMs. only sou OF Col A. A VILLAINS ased -
wsrr Rrrc. Ds.rs, Brook IN or the we-k rrtps Jsa
Dsn-ApcpcSy q Cancer o. Bre,u Congestion Luass
g. Cen unipton o. CoH,usas. Group Deb,U.3 Drop~y.
nroP-y the Head T. Dyscntery, Ervspsss, Fsvss,
Consrs,ve Feve' Scarlet, Fever Ty9hod F'sr ryphns
Hesr Deas~ Hoopns Couch l. bemorrA,s. OF Stsm,h,
Ineammatou q Ram Indsmrna'.oa q Bowels, iaasna
nation Kdseys Inflammation Of Lunss lais@,erines
Intro uscrpton Asfa.mas, hessie. !, cd snaf
Por srru-, stu Born. le Suicide, males 81 Females,
% Adult. - CHI drcn IS Total. is
OEce OF the Board Of Heath WpsAL HsaAs OAes<
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" Tie DansriLLe Herald says: We learn

~ Tie DansriUe Herald says ave learn
.f rect excitement existed for few days last week. at
Css 90, Steubcn County BY the supposed discovery OF
Io Of al sorts Of runors a5oa bat a. near IS
- eau ascertain by gentleman who in that vicinity
Dd specimens ~ tie metal taken out the facts appear
70 " the gold mine discovered By boy, oatse
tsDk Of Benefits Creek Csnseo. and some ten or
Twelve miles from Hornelne. II was supposed 70 be
sO3 ard the that the boy had dug $500 worth
N three days few like wiloTe end might vel DO sap
tosd excitement at fever heat. Some two hundred
ss ere reported TO have assembled Ia tae vicinity, upon
short notice kuUors prevail 70 the Ownsrs OF the farms
sonx the creek getting their shooting IRONS and
en- SONNY ordering all Dfrudep of their premises II Is
sso sid warrants issued, and some thirty arrests made
fc- tsspess Our Informant WAC - sjeweler, examined
And he 1oonnectioD with others who capable Of 1dg
ins pronounce it almost pure coppe Whether ekpors
ops shall lead the discovery OF an extensive deposit OF
ccpper aims be II is Thought by many how
ever sbst there 10 c0nnivance in its discovery.
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~ We cut the following from The Bonon

IN, Ne,c yort Srsday Aaas IN the Of article.
-fvsrsns the rrtfenent OF Honest john DAVIS from
-. a. ate remarks: Zone of the renukabls pa
- Ar Wsls:sr ever read 70 the Senate aud for tins
.s, of shek be has always had The credit written
- a. Dayis We alude the protest OF the MIsssehu-
t,s 10 the Senate against the passage Of Col
30 re fsnous ezpunzibg resolutions. We know this o
~ sstoriesI fact for we bad from Ny DAVIS nj nseit
sistsly after the protest read. The protest was
80 the request of Mr. DAVIS, he was hoaTse at ne
IN. ard bsdes this. IL supposed tao paper woa.s
hs,. gr.ater effect by being read by she Msrsahe4d
ga kInan." 10 -.
!, sbovs paragraph is going the ROUNDS OF the papers,
We NOT believe that Mr. DAVIS told the EDITOR OIL
M 1s York ls that he the author Of the p.oer
sko, named We have Al Understood that M Web
ssr rote IT, and il contained in Lte Browns edition
III Wahsters woIks edited by Mr. Everett.
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Report was presented by Mr. Williams relative to
the reorganization ofthe Pententary Hos piia Staff and
the appointment OF Steward of that institution Af
ter some discussion the report Withdrawn at his
/ own request
Mr.. Townsend moved that donation of $500 be
make to Mr. shsdsolt, keeper of the Penenrisry a,
Backwels Island who lost his eyesight while blast.
/ ing rocks at the leland, about year since Action
upon this resolution deferred to the next meeting
Mr. DugTo said that ne had recently received letter
from a gentleman in Bordentown, n j. who wiahed
to employ large number Of IS cents per day
and be would therefore offer the following resolution
Rsso!red That the Committee on Aims House snd
house be authorized 10 discharge from the Aims
House and Work-House 10 the order of any RESPONSE
tie person. any number Of the male inmstes of those
Institutions, provided the applicant pledges his respon.
.tlty TO procure them employment elsewhere.
Adopted
The matter of increasing the salaries of the various
officers employed under tue direction of the Govern
ors, was deferred to the next meeting The amount of
the proposed increase is s7i90
MIR. Tewnsepd moved that attention be psii 70 a
further appropriation for the new Work House build
ing. sum of s5O0oc will be necessary. and some
member or members Of the Board should proceed TO
Albany to submit the matter to the Legislature He
hoped i, would be Immediately attended 10 Is ia.
~
Mr.. Pinkney's on this subject was read Mr. West,
Mr. Smith and Mr.. Pinkney expressed willingness to
so to Albany to attend to this matter
Mr. Dugro offered the following resolution which
was adopted:
Rsso!eed That the purchasing Clerk prepare a week
y list OF all goods and other property purchased ~ this
Board and that the said hist contain the name OF the
seller the description of goods or property and the
price paid therefor. Adjourned
AN USFoRTUSATE-lSFoRnAT WANTED.
!snes Hart and Irish lad aged about H. was wounded
IN July 1854 BY sythe in the knee which resulted in
Ae ioss oil the limb. He is deserving of the deepest
eoninseraiion-has suffered next to deaths entirely
oeetufe and has no relatives or friends to his knowl.
sase Says his fathers name wss Henry Hart Came
H'm Sligo. Ireland, to New.York, when he game.) /
was m or eight years Of age Is the eldest of two or
u rec sisters and one brother James ran or s,rayed
nom tner residence, and wss carried to cs,tsk MY.
when ians to find his parents the Csptxin of the boat
rs az sct OF kindness to lost boy prevailed upou a
'ixen OF Delaware County to take charge of him and
be has resided n Delaware Co ever sincc-aow some
seven or eight rars Any information sbou, his "a.
tents or friends wa be thankfully received address
Dr.. j. w. Smith CrOton. Del Co. ~ Y wiz New
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