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Jersey City News.

ANNUAL ELECTION OFFICERS or the SAVINGS IssTIrU.
ucers elected last evening for the Provdsnt
msttutiCn for savings, in jersey City, as follows =.
-,loent Dudley Gregory elected Vice Presidents
WIN T. Rodgers TS9mss Weldon, Jonathan jenkins, Jas
W Palmer aud b. g. Grinnell--an Of them, except Mr..
r usels being elected A Board OF Trustees, com
poe Of tenty four MEMBERS also chosen ~ usual
being mostly members Of he previous Board of Trustees
KtHRols DtnNnoS Last evening the five oclo,s
tran from Paterson left the Jersey City depot behind
the New Yolk aud Erie Express train and when at the
junction Of the roads at the sorhery end OF the Berger
Cut ch the track the switch being wrong Ths 10
connective, tender, snd two freight went of aud the
passsngef cars NAMED upon the track. Within the
past week trains have been thro off the track three
times Ut that point, under jutnAbe oroumsts
q means necessary to enable the swtchman 10
o'ryuIsh trains for the vide sass- from thoss Of the
ealrov track.
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Died,
On Monday, Decembe- g. Many JANE, daughter of VIII
liam and Phebe Jane Knap, aged years. NOR this and
rs days.
The relatives ard friends OF the lv ara rsoussted TO
attend the funeral at ons O'Clock
FIR her late residence No 90 West Brossway Her re-
mains will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery for atsr
mept.
On Monday morning, December s, LYDIA H., wife e
John Cook, in the seth year of her age.
The friends OF the fumy, and those Of his brothers
William, Henry and Edmund f. Cook, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon, at
three O'Clock precisely, from her late residence No So
East Twenty eiyhth street, without further notice
On Monday morning, December 8, ELIZABETH Smith,
eyed years. 10 months and 20 days. only daughter Of
james M. and Emmel ne S. Smith.
The friends OF the family requested to attend the
funeral from No East Thirteth street. to morrow af-
ternoop OF O'Clock, without further invitation.
At Columbus Ohio November g. SPENCER SnIMk5 In the
SD year of his age, formerly OF Williamsburg L. l.
On Monday morning, Dect mber s, EDWIN WASHINGTON,
only Of Edward A. and CatharDe Cavanagh, aged 10
months anc 10 days.
On Sunday evening, December ELMER BARTLETT, aged
A years.
His relatives and friends invited attend the fune
raj this day, at twelve O'Clock, from the Washington
Hotel No. Broadway.
On Sunday December 4, Of consumption, JAMES DoxAN
OF Dunlavin county wicklow, Ireland in the 37th year
of his age.
His friends and acquanances are res sectfuy invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No. $50
Pearl street. at two O'Clock this afternoon without further
invitation
On Sunday evening, OF dropsy, THOMAS WHITMAN aged
81 years.
His relatives end friends invited to attend his f
neral this afternoon 1t O'clock from the residence
of his brother in law James Donaldson No. 70 West
Twentieth street.
Manchester papers please copy.
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Theatrical and Musical.

Az IHH BowKRY THEATRE this evening, Mr.. Charles
Burke appears in OF his favorite characters Toe bill
is we'll made up, and many popular actors appear.
Al Tm BROADWAY THEATRE, to night, Miss Davenport
plays THE Counters " in Knowles play of Love- The
play forciOy deneses the power Ct true love in sur
into its spirit. She will be supported by Conway
Huon and other members Of the company included
In the cast.
Prophetic and the last night OF the season. to
BURROWS THHAIRE.-Rourcicaut's comedy, .'Ths Fox
Hunt ia to be pss ed his evening, aoI with . popu
lar farce. TIE comedy is well mounted and acted.
NATIONAL THEArRE.--The " Hot Corn drama il to be
played this afternoon In the evening the drama nded
upon " Uncle Toms Cabin" is to bs represented. Miss
Cordeha Howard and Mrs Prior appear in beth pieces
WAILACK's THsATEE.-"Grandfather Whitehead and
tbs comedy OF Glove and Money" TO be played
nght SO the admirers OF Lemon nd Bourccault be
sai ded with two OF the best production Of these
writer's. Mr.. Blake, Mr. Lester, Mr. walcot and Mira
Conway appear.
AMERICAN MrsruN.-A drama, called "Hot Corn" and
which Is local in plot and Incl en's is to be produced At
The Museum this afternoon. Ia the evening "Uncle
Toms Cabin" is t. be repeated The whole Of tie ia.
Tented company appear in these pieces and the curos
tics are shown as null
B0wmY CrRCus.-"La Perche Prayer" is . feature on
to nights bills. Nine FrancoDi, Frank Pastor, Miss
Emma Natbaps and other svortes also appear in their
peculiar performances.
BROADWAY MrsAGssiE This new exhibition is BE- COM
ing quite favorite resort The only living rhnoceros
Tn lpitsd States il on exib ton here
JULIEN gives . concert tonight at Metropolitan Hall.
Tie yIoRTb . Is rsri.d and Interesting.
THs CHEsrY HTssTgsis No. 472 Broadway, are giving
s.Ies of enefts ng exhibitions The company is fall,
and the programmes foil Of novelty and variety.
WooD's MIssrEI HALL. IA Broadway, lie rightly at
tended By large auoelces The company comprises four
teen good per Read the programme for this
Ing
BUcziEr's.-" Norma is still attractive at No. 500
Broadway Several OF the gems effectively ri rem.
pKRHAM's SEvfs MILE MIRROR is till exhibition at
No. 663 Broadway. II is good Illustration of North
American scenery.
BlID invites everybody TO come and laugh at
s.Gveapt Institute They should ceraaly accept the
In titaton.
a. piay ing at Bates theatre, st Louis.
Mr. Edwin Forrest Ia announced a. e. gagged M the Ma
I onsl theatre, Boston.
Mas Laura KeeDe, late Of walackis played Pau.
lns' az the Howard Ashensum, Boston, last evening"
". Bc"fa the celebrated French comedian and mana.
IA dnad,
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Superior Court.
Bef re Judge OAKLEY.
FRY VERsus RrNNET,

FkY VERSUS BENNETT.
DEC 5-The Court was crowded to excess yester.
day morning by large number of citizens DESTROYS
OF witnessing the opening Of this interesting As is
usually the the hrst day Of the very little
was done beyond mere preliminary buiness. The folio
ing jury were panelled:N. Sackett, John Rudman
William varDdell, John Babcock, Frederick W. Dsvoe,
Mathew d Grim, Leonard Tho upson, Augustus Siltus
James s,per, James Nowlan, Simeon o. Saline Isaac RI
senfsld.
Some time was occupied in discussing the question
to which party entitled to the opsniog The Cour
gave it to the plaintiff with the reservation that the p
vlege OF the concluding speech weuld no. necessarily be
acc ,rded hm unless 1t justified by the evidence
The counsel for the plaa then proceeded to open the
case in speech OF some four hours duration He gave
an extended sketch Of the life of Fry. the plaintiff and
history Of his various attempts in PhilAdephis and in
this city to establish Italian opera. The learned
counsel also dlaed At derable length upon the
PRECIOUS disposition of pera singers In general and Of
Ssnors Benedett and Rosi and the other members Of
Frys troupe in particular
Moses II White then for the defence. [Copy
OF the HERALD Of Sept. Is, 1851 shown witness
seen this paper before bought it at the Office Of the
HERALD; the paper is Gated Dec. Is, 1851.
The Court then adjourned until this morning, at 10
O'clock
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Proceedings OF the American Aati-Slavery
Society.
STRONG DENUNCIArIoE OF CHURC HES, ETC.
From the PhiladeluhiA RulIatin pac

STRONG DENuSCIArIoN OF CHURcH HIS, ETC.
From the Phladelphia Bulletin, Dec. s.
The society re assem- bled Saturday afternoon Tbs
following resolutions, offered by Mr. Garrison adopt
ed
American Anti slavery Society abls oppor
nifty 10 r. ,s il. o. and I, define il its in
g. That hi: Society rejecting the US. Of a. carna
the constant pronunciation truth and its fa M
full to the concieness and hearts Of Opls
overthrow Of prejudice by the Of love- and the abolition
That still maintans as st the beginning that every
who retains human being in bondage marketable
Thai religion which recognises and susssns su
to be on earth and most aasran
mIe, towards God and the utmost barbarsy toward
a neral Of The and
fore Al those who held .srSsads should Be i'm
msdiately and Internationally set free.
That whatever government statute party sect church.
and slave e b and rejected
created equal and endowed BY their Creator with naen
able right to liberty,
ton Of the Declaration Of Independence and the Golden
That ling important admit Of the postpone
ment Of Ia, slaves Liberation hour neither she
The Of society the Of any psops
70 ,g Sspotsm sa, to b demanded at all
That the highes. sxpedency and The only sound policy i
dem,nded by justice cannot be Dutou to anything h,. Of
The resolutions elected considerable debata ia which
several me mbers ok part. A Mr.. Henry Wright was
the first speaker and osng uished himself By strong
languages aud violent Ia the Of bis
remarks be said the church had taken stand 10 the
matter, and Mrayed what they cali the Bbls and what
they call Christ in favor of slavery The speaker went on
70 denoubce the Church atjeDgth ard was finally inter
ruped by of the audience who stated that he knew
Of At least hundred churches which took part in
slavery, pro ton, and he thought Mr Wright mad
authority this wholesale denunciatiou and concluded
by sayirg, "Mr Wright, you are not right
Mr. Wright, in the Of his remarxs referred to
The Of Judg. Crer In regard TO tho Fugitive Slave
law, and I'D that II the Judge Jesus Christ him ef
would say, "oG With him.
colored Methodist minister from New Bedford said,
that when proclamation made 10 pray for those who
dying from cholera In the South, he prayed that
day, but bis prayer was, "Good God. tnoI hast
enced thy good work on AID txterrlinate the tavs
owpern
He thought there no hope for the slave until the
cooTed made bare his strong aud took his liberty
| for himself
an evening session waa also held and a number OF
speakers addressed the meeting OF thsm were quite
| Incorporate in their remarks
SECOND DAY.
The society held three sessions yesterday They were
Ecmund Quincy, Joyep, Barker Samuel Hay william
/ Thefue, WeDdan Phillips, Mr. Furnsss W LLOYD Carl.
son Cnaries Z. Barlelgh, and others
/ Iucretia Mott and SusAn Cox also spoke
Elizabeth Wright rscltei original poem prepared for
the occasion.
Washington National Monument Fund.
| CRYsrAr PAIAcs Dec 9, 1853
Contributions from November Is TO date. s5 -
So,73S u
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Court of General Sessions.


Drc. 6.-This being the Hrst day OF the December
term the court met ~ the usual hour bat
cause quorum of the Grand Jury could be acquired
up to tt hour of O'Clock and conseq uenty those
attendance were discharged until to morrow morning
Tie Clerk then proceeded to empanne the petit jury who
were in full attendance The court then proceeded
dispose OF some few left since the last term
but sususl the part of the Defence all the with
the exception of one obliged TO DO postponed.
SENTENCED.
burglary in the Third Degree Jacob Davis msera BILE
looking German then placed the bar charged In
the indictment with burgarously entering the
Stephen Thorn No. 304 Broadway the 18th OF
Der asst 1t appeared from the evidence the par. of
the prose sutton that the accused found the
misses having in his possession several false keys The
jury without leaving their seats rendered verdict Of
guilty and the Recorder sentenced the prisoner three
years and ten months I'm prsonm Mt In the stat, prison
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Coroners' Inuuests,

Coroner Q Donneu yesterday held an inquest .. tho
Fourth ward satonhouse, the body Of Mary fitzpa
trcA aged thirty seven years, ns i've Of Ireland who
came to ner death by falling of the pier At Jsmes slip
into the river drowned Dr. Chasteney made
ternal examination of the body and did md any
lencs UPON IL anc II his opinion that death
caused by drowning, and verdict 10 tina. effect
dered.
held an inquest at the First ward police static house
on the body Of young man named Walter Watson, who
was found by the police in porter house No IL South
street In very feeble state He taken to the station
house. aud medical sic procured bat he died sh ,rly
after The evidence at the inquest showed the deceased
hand employed board the canal boat Empire State
Buffalo. verdict rendered OF Congestion Of the
brain, produced by in temperance"
DEATH PRoDrcrD ny FALL Coroner Wilhelm yesterday
held inquest at No 4s Forsyth street, the body Of
Roger Guerein aged fifty FIVE years native Of Ireland
who to his death by scoc e-taly falling do vn and
striking his head against the edge Of trunk causing
depression Of the skull and compression Of the brain
which resulted in death. verdict to that effect
rendered
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UsrTfp STATS DsrRcr CouRr.-First day OF term
suPf CovRI-Gsnsral Term.-Nos. to ., 10 TO 10,
l2s, IA IS.
SUPREME CouRT-Crcuit- 49, 4e9, AL, oz1, o.
s66, $685. 20 2e9, 4Ss 423 466, ATT, 4sl. 40 ~,
COMMON PlEAs-Frst Part-Nos IA 1856 Si5, 933 10
937, $40 GAL 942, 944 cas- Part Secopd-Nos soI VI
9Sl, eS2
SUPERIOR CouRr-Two branches.-Nos. $3.50, saS lsS
is2 ~ Ia 2sl 222 2s4 5o1, 6ls, 80 100 loi lo2
$751; 6ss 346 3sS 646 Dat $50 26s S36 293, 400 $40,
b6S, $685. $685. 2e7 49, 662 b4s 26o 260 1884, 272 Is, T.
l4l, 90, 4a3, ass, 1877, 2l4, 2l6, 2l6
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Herald Marine Correspon dcnce.

THILADNPHA. Dtc ~ n
Arrived-sbip Westn oreland, Ocean, Liverpool bark
Envoy (Br9, HegIty, Londonderry schrs Cambridge,
York, Liverpool; Brasos, Dckinson do; Thos Cooper
Candy, ard Ephraim Ann, westcott, NYork; o Avery,
Lane, Viz alhaven, Me- steamers Henry Beach, Saun
deys, Hartford, Ct; Kenpebec, Copes, NYork.
Clesred-Bark Gov Paris, York, Portland Ne; brig
Tbos Walter, Biorth, Wilmington Dell tchrs Widen
CAIN Gle nfuegos; Jealous 4Br smith, st John, NIB; EN-
pire State, Atwood and Phillips, Watson, Boston,
Cooper, Corson, Charleston.
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MARITIME GENCE.
Port OF New York, December 5, 1853.

Port OF New York, December 5, 1853.
CLEARED.
neutrality-suspicious. Light, Churchill, San Juan, Chas
Morgan; Illinois, Kinstres, Aspinwall, Roberts
Barks-savannah, Small, Antwerp, E Hurlbut & Co;
viren,s Thurlow, Aontevdeo and Buenos Ayres Thomp
Brigs-waciss., Powell St Marks, &C. smallwood, An
derfon \ Co; X Russell. Mayo, savannah Van Brunt
schrs-wAtchman, Friend, Jacksonville, Thomp,o ION 4
Greenway, Kirby Alexandria. &c Sturges Cea,man Co;
Tekoa JackuaD Baltimore McIntosh Eloise, robin
SON Mott sst Se Barker
CARRIER Baltimore Nesnith Sons; Hope, Jennett Now
Haven J q Ravens; Empire, Osborne Mobile, sturgss
son H. inter-; Roanoke, Anderson, Jacksonville, Buck
Co; Agnes LORD, Nassau, G Il J Peters; New York,
sloop-Corinthsn, Shepherd wareharu, E sprague
ste.mercGeorses Creek, Powell, Baltimore, Parker
Vein Coal Company.
Steamship Florida, Woodhu Savannah, SO hours, to
Eichil Dec in coming out. passed ship Southport
hence for Savannah at anchor inside of Tybee light 4
at rs PM, Cape Hatteras light bearing NV exchanged
signals with James Adger for Charleston and
BARK Ca,hrina Duckvitz (Brem), Homeyer Bremen, 3s
days, with 2o9 passengers to Hensings Muller Costing
Nov 2i lat 81 Ion 81 spoke ship Charles Hui, Of Boston,
Bark Empriaa (Port). Neves, Lisbon, so days. to A
Msehado.
Scnr lr&cer, Wn6<le Georgetown, SC, D
Schr Marine, Powell, Wilmington, IL days.
schr Almeda, Weldon Fredericksburg, days
schr Randolph, Ireland Phisdelphia for Boston
schr Lopez, Lake, Ph.dslr hia for New Havsn.
schr VIM CLARK. -, Virginia, days.
Schr Olive Branch, Ireland, barnstable, 4 days.
Schr James Ashmead, Burgess, New Bedford, days
Schr Lydia Catharine smith, Stamford, Ct, / day,
Schr Joseph Hall, Coe, Portland, CT, 2 days.
Schr Abel, Dickinson. Portland, u, 2 days.
Schr Hall Russell, Portland, Ct, 2 days.
schr Dufheld, billiard, Portland, Ct, 2 days.
Schr Branerd Hulse, Portland, Ct, 2 days.
schr Hummine Bird (new), Bogart, Newark. The B
is intended for the Wilmington trade
Sloop Ssml Hall Gee, Portland, Ct days.
Sloop Amelia, Combs, Portland, ct, 2 days.
Sloop Phoenix, johnson, Portland Ct, days.
BELOW
One bark and two herm briggs south Of the Highlands
SAILED
Steamships Illinois, Aspinwall; Northern Light, San
Juan.
Wind at sunset, EsE, and light
[BY SANDY HOOK Pointing TELEGRAfH.l
The Hl0MAxpd, Dec 6-Sundown.
Steamships Illinois and Northern Light out the
bar One bark and two briggs south Of the Highlands,
bound in.
Wind East. Weather hazy
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THE DEMONSTRATION IN aoSoR OF JOHN Mitchell n
BROOKLYN.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NV IUKNl DC. D, 100.
j. G. BENNETT, Esq, Editor, &c
Dear Sir: The port in the HERALD of saturday and
paragraph In Sundays number would the public to
suppose that MIR Mitchell had declined invitation of
the committee CT the convention Of the trades civic
socetes, as REGARDS public proceion rendered greet
him on bis arrival in glorious and happy land Per
init me to say tha hr Mitchell did accept such invita-
ton, and the cay mutually agreed and named for
such sion 10 taie place Wit the 10Th
With great respect your obsdient servant,
JOHN McGRATH,
Secretary Of the Conve ton &C.
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MYSTERIOUS ABDUcTIoN.-The. Jersey Cay Union
states that Dung lady disappeared from that vicn ~

MYSTERIOUS ABDucTIoN.-The Jersey Cay Union
states that young lady disappeared from that vicinity
Wednesday night, under mysterious circums
Size returned from short walk, with female friend
juet al night On arriving at the door OF the house she
stopped, and telling her companion to ITO the house.
rhe started scky down the road, she sad to look
for her handkerchief Her companion waited for
MENTION the steps, and saw her go few ards stoop
down. and then turn back wards the house The friend
then went into the house She had 1a dy shut thu door
behind her before she heard faint cry. Thinking that
her re I'd only calling TO Der not to shut the door,
she mscbievousy locked It. and up Stare intsning
TO fesp the young lady waiting at the door till tn,
want shoujd open IT, From that moment nothing has
been heard Of her. Her fe her and brothers
fapced she had gone up stairs the lend In the same
way fanced that she had stad below and II only
after coming down to the parlor that both discovers ths
absence Of The daughter Of the house Search was
imDs dately commenced, and the young lsdy's shawl
-four coe 10 the house bat other traces have yet
been discovered She Ia yosng pretty, and accomplished
but Ia not known TO have been upon Intimate terms it'll
any Of the opposite ssx.
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Meeting OF the horticultural Society.

This association held its annual meeting for the cleo
ton Of officers last night, At the of the society,"
No. 800 Broadway The polls open at O'Clock and
closed at O'Clock P II. Messrs. Thomas Hogg, Jr and
Alfred Bridseman acted the teers Of the election.
Alter the polls closed and the meeting called to
order By the chairman, Shepherd Knapp Esq the fol-
lowing gentlemen declared be elected officers for
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Married,
On Sunday, December 4. by thb Rev James B. Harden
burgh Miss ADELAIDE A. GRKN and Mr. THHODoRn g. Nxs
all of this city.
In Railway, N j., on Sunday, December4, by the Rev.
IS sheddin, Mr.. CHARLES W: CHAsN, of Springfield, Mass
kicde. ESQ. formerly OF New York city.
November 20, by the Rev. Dr. Krebs, Mr.. PETER 7. Do
MENUS 10 hits AIMRA L. SuhMDs both Of Newark, NJ j.
Novembe, 90 by the Rev. DR.. Krebs Mr.. ALFRED A.
sS,DIa OF Ns'ark N. j., to Miss FRANCES WALLACE, Of
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Memoranda.

Messrs Tobey Iittlsaed were to launch ct Bath on
Saturday ship Of 800 TONS called the Brother nathan
One fourth Of whaling bark Smyrna sold At auction
in Dew Bedford Sd inst, In l6ths, for 81, 2A6.
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Facts and Opinions at the Natlen nj Capt. al
Frou the Washing ION star Dec 3


ders leaders, &C. interested in termination
of the contest for lie Cha paincy of either House From
APPEARANCES Judge that they understand the game
quite WE'LL and it with much zest as d.
the thousand other folks to be sranins every
nerve, (between ornks) In the places, to aid the
House in che osing officers To say the least Of it, it is
somev hat disgusting 10 And cergymen and their ambi
tous hopes ano fears MI ed in such matters Pro-
fany almost al all times and obscsnity must not unre
qusnuy greet their ears; while they and those aiding
tne must Dear with uch associations Tor the time bsing
al least or give tie prize Tor watch they contend
would De vel. Tor 20 gess to vest the appointment OF
tner In their respect We presiding officers II but
In orcer to put top to the proceedings Of
prePrety, In connection with the clo which never
a 70 marx Inc recurrence OF the election OF Conss-
slonsl chapians
Suffers CANNOT ACT AS ATTORNEYS OR AGENTS.
case recently ca 10 before executive department
here, wherein it ruled that suffers clearly
braced IN the SECOND section OF the act Of February 26,
1888 entitled act TO prevent frauds upon the Treasu
~ OF tne United states as they seVeraiy mold place
OF trust ana piooapy OF pront, oy appointment OF the
heaa o. an .xscutve department OF me government IL
,nssiore, .naI tney cannot act Is agents OF
.t ~ Tue prosecution Oh eAuA pay ciaim or any
c,4ls ssainst tue united Staes WITHOUT making
org 70 .no PenAiles u tne Seoono section
W. Sill IL an len AsS IVY rnAou Ahxnor.
+ha go, - L. n $780, $500" :. s.i.-s.a
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VILLA msburg city Intelligence.

TIE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS TROUBLE Mr. Butler, the
City Clerk Sstur afternoon paid TO the Coun
~ Treasurer asa a. that being the amount given him
by the Excise Commis for 4s3 quer licenses grant
ed BY THIN In that city is alleged however that the
total amount OF money received for said licenses was
$3.50. and that the excisemsn had made way With
1875 81 leaving that amount deficient. The following il
. copy Of the Gill rendered by them
Received
For issuing 4s3 licenses Observation-Disclosures 81 $50 90
Expen ditufes:-
For printing, advertising, stationery, salaries,
drinks dinners, and segars OF Commissioners
ana friends Observation-Disclosures. 35 So
Balance remaining and due ,............ ifJ4 %
The Treasurer, not thinning that all things had been
conducted properly, demanded Of Mr.. b the oLtice
amount less 500 which he thought su cient for Incl
dental expenses salaries DO and gave him until Thurs.
day morning to make up the balance OF s315 o. under
penalty OF prosecution 10 accordance with this demand
the Com ssieners held meeting yesterday morning for
the purpose Of taking sssues to exrcate themselves
from the dilemma caused by this demand but adjourned
until tnis morning without transsctng any business.
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Balance rem,iDins and due. .... I

Hon Edward Frost has rendered his resignation A. one
OF the judges OF South Carolina.
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disease resembling cholera has broken ont In Florida
and has thus fAr proved ysry fatal