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ITO SHEET-kETAL WORKERS-NOT1CB.-ONI or
the most valuable and useful patents that has boon
granted within the LAST ten ysa has been awarded
2s ls:4l for ncye! and nvausble machine for masing
per day This msohias being exhibited between ths
hours Of "a. n and n, in room No L. at No II Wall
street. New York city where ell interested solicited
call Towns cities counties and State rights for SALE All
communications (pos pad promptly replied 70 In their
der. WILLIAM WEBSTER,
CHADlES MILLIR,
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THE OCEAN HOUSE, Newport, IS NOW OPEN Uy
and r. W. Holman recently Of the d. s. Hotel and VIA.
thrcp House Boston Many h. besn made
which will he much thereby making tho house
compiets In AL its appointments.
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ADVHRTNRMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

SUMMER RETREATS.
u ready for Che reception o. boardsrs i pleasantly
FOR
for s al The .1Sss Ears ID sssss
nKcRoor MANSION HOUSE. KEYPoRT. N, j.. is
m' ssgss . a:: .s II % =.
IN % Law. ':s 'ss:
GETTY HOUSE. YoNKERs.-THIs coxxoDIogs no
ss sns q and s
vsnisns especially for ianiiies The Hudson River RAN
$50 si.:' :ss.: an
sSshood ( un:urpassd pleasant yss' and rdss in The u
sonSodasss At .s sRP se.ias. ' hENsT D6RiiL
QENDIRsoN,s ORANGE LAKE HoUsr-sIx NILES
-. % ss ss and rs:
as a nssss sss e r.
stssnbost wharf in Nsvbursh.
NAHANT RoUsE--THIs SPLENDID NEW AND
eonPsaOus hotel l. nov open 70. the reception Of
.. n % r
4. ne. q: :s % : Vi. s s's ss
trips each way daily between Bolton and Nahant Any
tanned BY application 70 r. sTEvENs Co..
Ghhant houso, ~ hnhht, nAeh
NEW ROCHELLE PAVILION CAN Sc
IN delightful by immediate application the
premises At % West Eighteenth street, Fifth
N Y the most advant ierms Permanent or
transient guests received Haven sig
times day Persons wshipg board solicited to CALL No
fever And ague- perfectly healthy.
CEA BATHINo.-UNITED STATES HoTEL.-L0N0
- Branch, New Jersey.-KENNEDY CRATER Pro-
prieors This house OPEN for the summer season
FREDERICK a. KENNEDY.
ISAAC CRATER JON.
CoUTH SIDE, LONG IsLAND.-THE CHAMPLIN
- Houss Isp In complete order for the reccp
lion Writer'S Tbe beautiful situation Of this house, fs
fine front pond, delightful lawn with ts full 9rown trees
and shrubbcry which lies around IT, and than ai it,
hhng and sailing together With the access from the
resorts Of sumn pleaure. Communication BY L.. hR,
10 o'cocfA n. and quarter to o'clock r. returrtng
will arrive In New York giS A. ~ and 31s N. AMOS
n sTELLENWER Is,ip, Suffolk county, l.. i.
THE oCKAN HoUsE, AT SHREWSBURY, NEW JEI
sey 10 ready for the reception OF boardors Tht
additions 70 this sstAblshment completed The
rooms are furnished In style unsurpssssd BY fmilM
insttuton Every accommodation for su-f had still wSts
bathing The telegraph from tie Ocean Hoas. to ksw Yor
will be operation in : fsy ssSs 80, n
THE OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT. Is NOW OPEN UN
l. der and improved sdvsntages By }. o. Wesver,
and r. Holman, recently Of the U. 8. Hotel and Via
throp House. Boston Many ments hsvs been made
which will be much appreciated thereby making Tho house
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ASTRONOMY.


x10 (l00 REwARD,-MADAMEB BLANCHE AsTR0-
WIV.VOV 1nyist and physician Tho following dis
crrcd Pspitation Of the heart rheumasm palsy
all diseases Of the asthma. burns cancers aa1 AL
chronic diseases. Once No. 30 Thompson street.
MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS TENDERS IHIB
M services ladies and gentlemen Of this city IN
trology scnce and IL to be consulted abeao
love- arage business law matters 10. She will tell NE
name Of tho lady gentleman they will marry also tho
her vscrf Madame Alvin speaks the EnGlish,
French snd German languages Rcdence 800 Bowery
First and Second streets Oce hours from 10 A. X.
OPP. N. Ladies 10 cents, gentlemen 81.
MADAME MORROW Is. WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TEE
l most wonderful asteiogist In the world that han
sver been known shc will tell past present. and fntuxo
events and will show your futurc husband and sbssne
friends Which astonbed d during her Avsa
II Europe. She seventh daughter Of seventh daugk
ter, and was born with . natural sn By invoking he
powers Of her wonderful science 70 tell Sven ter VIZ
hosgsts and win cause happy pairs teeslhs NAe
viii All enjoy the grsatsN bspp.sI o. manriIensn eis2
These who wish speedy msrrisse: may call sccs, =
nal principles cf magical science 70 broons eeeReA ~
wesn Cannon Ard colnmtis- Gentlemen act a1natesa.
AIRS. LADOMUs 20s CANAL STREET, CONTINUES
M 70 tell past present and future sventss llksviss love-
between where does NOT exist She viii also
cause thief 70 restore stoAsn property Age % tsop
nsnt told for nethins. eiHlsss- 81 4e SIN Nse
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ssy IL ready for the reception Of bcsrdors Thu
additions 70 this sstAblishment ple.ed Tho
rooms are furnished in style unsurpassed BY anv ma
instuton Every accommodation for suvf had still wS.G
bathing The telegraph from tie Hoase ksw Yor
"'' y = W. - HxSRY =. RIEIL. propr,ssss
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TBE GREAT INVASION !.

nBE GREAT INVASION!
i Like Tartar hordes
From walls and boards
The insect come
But die tn ey must,
BY LYON duet,
Like soldiers By Q bomb.
They won't die however snsss this genuine article used
Beware Of Magnetic Powder that LYONS
signature the label together with rimes
medals granted to him by trica. Isgisnd France aad
Belgium. Depot 4A Broadway aud 80 Dock street. Pha
delpbia =
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CLARHNDON HOUSE. SOUTH BROOKLYN. IS NOW
" ready for the reception Of boarders 10 10 pleasantly
tuated Gowsnus Bay afording excellent Opportunities
for surf bathing with hot and cold salt and fresh water
baths the Stages the door every I've minutes
for all the ferries Fare sii cents Board rsssonsbe
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EXCURSIONS.


TEDDY July Is i:. % beard the :p,snd,a steamer
BrssSss; ss.nss GrssdSsy Grand sr:s.s AID .
sos The sSs, leave al. ss S
i0is AN. y. W. r. COOK, Chariasa
EXCURSION TO coHEy IsLAND:.rHE NEW AND
y make ihrss sIsaI s e. daily 70 con.y I:.sa I
and 81 nv p rsIf 0?s sps,ss
csssy isisDd - ii a. II. and iantins at rori
and g New cents No half p Ds1 tx
,hndrsn.
ExcuRsIoy. TO TIE FISHING nASKs-rIE
trip .vs9s d.1 n ssy sns Hs es
ofiI.shiis stl,ss = O'clock AnO. street "a ssrias
81 South Third ,sieet. Williamsburg. ss; pier No. 5
EXCURSIONS FOR ALL. TO STATEN ISLAND
~. Il sss s staten Island s
.na .usa
nshs 10 o'oi sS Tho views Or the Bay. hsrbsr and
iss%: IS: s.s:s %:Sa q. s:.: va \;
~ popular snd eommoaou: steamboat NAY QUlgN, win
make " s5ssI's 70 ~. s' rSn :. fn s
Is.psesssI' parties: issyss - follows From VII
~ Hsmmond street, ". n 81. band Of music will
attend the excurson snd choice refresh nens will BE- found
the sautul and scenery which % richly adorn.
tie Uudson river Of visiting Fort Put the former homo OF
Arnold and the military grounds Of West Point Tickets
for the "trip, fifty To be had Of Baker 0odwin T
bune BUILDING Edwin Hajght, SIS Grand street, and on
board. Secure your tickets early
(yRAN u PiCN &c EXCURSION THE FIRST ANNUAL
VI excursion Of the ew York Youns Mens Roman Cstho
10 Bensselsns Assoeasios IN .sa. place on Tsssdsy
July 1854: proce.dIng % BidSss orov tbs Srssssss q
with tte sssociason The steamboat AMERICA
snd tsrs tcf'sas vh s.ns ,rs en-
yoot Jay dIess. North river ~ n; Tenth s,rcss.
Fast river street, Ia fulton street, brooklyn,
~. rect North rivtr, 81 Sprne street, e and
,sSiDs % the barge - pier No. North river - O'clock
'"-s'' " yERINiAH II. QUINLAN. Chairman. +.
YnAxcrs McHueH. Secretary.
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w W. WARNER HAS TAKEN THE OLD STAND,
w formerly occupied BY oliver Harper, corner Of
Dock alter streets Brooklyn whore no will carry
tho coach and wagon business In all Its various branches
Carriages Of all descriptions made TO order Lght work
kept constant .on hand Repairing Of all kinds promptly
attended TO.
TVNION HAIL CLOTHING WAREHOUsE.-STx IN
floors filed with elegant summer clothing for
rial. together With the prices IN the trade the
at actions at Union Hail. the great central clothing
house at Of Fulton and Nassau Streets opposite
tho Herald Office
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CHALLEnoE TO THE wORLD--I BEG LEAVE TO
the Dat vas 70 hsvs sskss place th day Sss ssss
Hishiasd Maid and Gray 1ddy cha. IL Through 40
rap 20 start IN this act sahed the
ee gray bcrse dd act istssd to start him from the
hnr. Hsbns Maid sgsip.t Gray Eddy, other
the Csnsvle track fer from three Ave
ssrd dollars half forfeit to Of within weeks
rom the day the match 10 made This propost,p 90 be
ssssp,sd visss two from this da Tha proceeds Of
the aek to be equally divided between the rart,ss
Bfookiyn, July I. 1864. " j. NODINE
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I1Nl0N COURSE LONG ISLAHD--TROTTING AND
pacing On Monday. July 10. at O'Clock p NJ .
a a. 600 tvs miles and repeat in harness carrying
Tsn names Prince troter Cars win leave South ferry
turn as soon as the sport Is over ND-Ths match TO
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Union CouBsE, ]
~ Thursday. July IL,
two miles and repeat,
m. Ledy Collins; d.
Stages viii leave the
every half hour.
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John I. sNIDIKER. Proprietor.

LONG IsLAND.-TROTTING.-ON
~ s O'Clock p. NJ. . match for 81 900,
to harness. II. Woodruff names br.
fifer names r. m. Lady franklin.
Williamsburg ferPi@s for the course
JOHN I. SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
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nECROOT MANSION HOUSE, KEYPoRT, N. j., is
~ opened for the reception Of trancsn and perms
kantsn b:y 70. b.thins a:hi.s sailing g. y i unsaI.
nience EDMOND DEGROOT, late Of the PRESCOTT Honss,
New York. N BThe steamer Eagle leaves pier foot
Of street, morning 1t O'Clock A. NJ and the
popular etesmer Key O'clock p NJ
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states NAB eteanship rankin, James A. Walton,
commander win leave for Havrs touching ct
O'clock RON pss No 81 North River foct Of bsaeh street.
rce o. ntss .shis So ss:snd DO 30 Lusysss
dsE before sailing sad marked bslov" No msrehanrs
will be received board after Thursday July 18th For
isesht Or passage apply 70 \. LIVINGSTON. Agent 50
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ONLY e30-INDEPENDENT LINE TO SAN FRAN
~ Cisco vi, Isnsna:-No combination for prices With
miles mule havel.-Ihs celebrated steamship NORTH
25gO tons burthen will leave New York AspiA
wall on Saturday, Augu g. o'oeek p. NJ, precisely
from the fort Of Harrscn street. North river sonnsc
tons burthsn The books for these
following rates. applied for before the goth JuyCAbs,
stsss room berth yiW fseonS CABIN open berth 80
pace up stairs For very smaN passengers will be
rasu lima
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CPlRyrUALIsn.-n1sT., SPIRIT NnDIUn, VILE
- hold circles - 81 neoa1Way every sveaiaG ftssn
half pest 70 10 oelock Asrnsss sfelss ever wslsss
day. 1hsrsday ana yriesy 1921 ssrs.ss 20 sat
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GKNTLEMEN-PER.
sons DESTROYS Of having lasts made 70 AZ the feet will
ind 70 their advantage to call 1t INGLEES leather
and finding store 92 Grand street, between Mulberry and
Mott streets. -
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DRINTS AND RELIGIOUS ARTICLES, WE TURGIs,
publisher, Paris The undersigned have removed from
So;eg Leonard street to 800 Bro.dway They have esn
VINCE fancy and historical studies flowers figures orna.
nents HANDICAPPED srchitocturs &C.. Ac. Maps drawing
and fancy paper frames moudings &C. Brass silver and
gold medals crosses 40. PEARL garnet oorneian
TUhGis sEcHsy IJy ef Ns U1g Vo,,t 49,
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DOOFIE ALL KINDS or LEAKY AND De- AY1D
~ roofs repaired and ccstsd with metallic paint -Ad
by applying ct BRONER5 Roofing Depot, I'll sullivan
street, between Bieecker and Amity.
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fNHRoN0MRTEn WATCHEB.-vERY FINE POCKET
ehronemetsfs, which Without any psresptbls vaE
%: - 8: 9: xiffS 81 h en $50 :.sssl -:
(!00rxR MATCHxe.-4OfD cO0faa Du!L1x AND
" lever vAtohss ~ k1ntag eAeoo, sD1ea04 e1mo
kss ~ sale very low. - Wholesale and rSIa 81 Q. G.
ALExN. II Wen street, nssnd aeer near BrsAlvay.
NoLD VEST cHAINs.-eQLD culB, = 10 -; QoEs
e. O. I: -; re 49, s.S iAssl.s. ~ a.
ssii Ases q scH9 an other ayss ). e. tSaa 80
Es. IVAN sssssA ssssaS hsss, near trsslvay.
THp4rHNpHNr sHcoNp wArcHIs:-v1Iy nm
tinne Rsssss 4 gsi ond silver sssss deueis aaA DDS
Nine, fsg sale - ~ Char vs.al price, whslssals 81 re-
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EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS THE
trip day in tie week except Saturday leaving foot
Of Franklin street ~ o,cock Amos street, Spring
s,l; South Third ttieet, Williamsburg, SKI pier No.
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A LRANY MusEUM-CHANGE OF NANAGEHENT.-
"A MI Henderson has become acting and stag Mana
All letters addressed him will meet with prompt sttsa-
ton Those who wtsh to negotiate will be treated With
liberal terms. Address Mr.. William Hsndsfsen Manages.
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QARN0Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM-AFRICAN UNIT
- ed Twins two lively healthy and playful children,
implicitly join I'd at the back TO ccnfttute
To :snt Junction q ussurs two beings /. Manssy
ard THE LIMERICK BOY; evening. st O'Clock the
amusing drama of RAFFAELLE Admit.spoe, rs cents
children under ten 12 cents seats in the frat balcony
n nd ruue utsa anti
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NJ Y. AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP co. CARRYING
IN the United States mall for Mobile, stopping 1t h.
ysna Sepimonthly line. The steamship BLACA WAR
RiOR D. Bulseh, eommaneer, now receiving freight,
will sail for tie above ports Monday July TO- At IL
o'clock precisely from sr e. foot Of street. North
River FREIGHT taken for New Orleans Passengers for
Havana must procure passpor before leaving For
freight passage, Apply TO LIvINGST0N. CR0CHER0x
A Co.,, Agents, 81 broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

N watches sysary stlverware vsluahie. and persen9
street. second floor front from to p n Sps
did oil paintings for sale
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENEN-THE UNITED
states nail stesnsr WASHING rdN. J. d, Lines.
uandAr Will sau for Bremen, touching 20
land the mails And for England and Trsncs on
July 10 81 IL o'clock NJ from pise No. 81 North
IN the nrst cabin. msin ealoon. ............ $50
Z. srs III cLn, lover llO
An experienced surgeon l. attsehsd 10 each steamer All
letters must through the Post Once Specie delivered
In Havrs anS London Ior passage Or freight sppy 70
sail August II. ~ = -
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORHIA
~ via Aspinwall and Panama-Low.st prices-Superor
eamersExtsnsion Of the Panama Railro.d.Arrapge.
the sale In this city Of tickets the
the isttmns forming the aeeeabs and safe route
through in advance Of all other nes-Ths United States
Mail Stesship Company intend TO despatch direct to
ppwAl Ihursday July 90 at2oe,ockP NJ, from the pier
toUs q msrren ssreS .ne iass sshns pea,n'np
ship CompAnys steamer John L. Stevens Tho extension
Of the railroad makes the the tshmus
ticabe in day, that will induce all who
value their health sad comfort to select this route Mr.
Hinkey he sorw arder tor Adams Co. the 1sthmuD
has perfected his for the trans Of
and their baggage from Aspir wall to Panama Tick
cts can be obtained for this transit from w. CARING
ton n Broadway At III West street. The accommods
ton for all classes and
lieu attention paid to the cleanliness f the seera
Fer freight passage apply NJ the compsnys ooe III
Vest street, TO CHARLES a. WHITNEY,
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expressly given"
But II the power which Congress possesses to regulate
does interfere with that Of the state to
regulate its internal trade although the latter may re-
moely Affect external commerce. except where the laws
the State conflict with those Of the general gov
eminent much less that impair the right OF
the State governments 70 legsate in such manner a. in
their wisdom may seem best the public property OF
the State and to regulate the Of the same where
such regulations do not interfere with the free navlga
Of the waters Of the STATE for purposes OF CONNER
cie intercourse with the trade within the State,
which the laws Of the United States permit to be carried
The grant TO Congress to regulate commerce on the
navigse belonging 10 the several States renders
those waters the public property OF tho United Tor
all the purposes Of navigation and commercial inter
course subject only TO Congressional regulation Bat
this grant contains cession, either express or
of territory, Of public private property The Jus
prirafum which State has In the soil covered Dy its
waters II totally distinct from the JUS puhicum with
which II IL clothed The former, such fisheries Of All
e remains to all the citizens OF the
State to which belongs to be used BY them according
TO their necessities according to the laws which regu
late their Over these" says vattel, b. l. G. TO-
section 236 246 sovereignty gives right to the nation
to make laws regulating the manner In which the
goods are 70 be used.n He may make such rcgu-
stions respecting hunting AZ shins 70 ~
nc may think proper prohibiting the use Of cerain nets
snd other destructive Methods vattsl, b. }, O. 20,
section 24s The pubieum consists in the right OF
all persons to the navgabls waters Of the state for
commerce trade and ntercourse subject by the con-
sitution Of the United States to tho exclusive
of Congress.
When the Senator from Massachusetts introduced
his bill he admitted the proposition that this right
was exclusive in the States anterior to the forma-
ton OF constitutions for he proposes TO exercise
9 power which the general government, II possessed
Of at all conld only have derived from the States;
and 1t is incumbent upon him to show wherein and
how they have parted with 1t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12

EVANSVILLE AND New HARMoxY.-We
learn from Evansville Daily Journal, of the
10Th ult., that the mail between Evansville
and new Harmony, will in future be carried
Tri-Weelly' The contractors will run
Tri- Weekly line of coaches over the road
well adapted 10 the comfort and convenience
of the travelling public. This line will be a
very great convenience 10 the citizens of both
places, as well as those of this place,
and other intermediate points, and should be
well sustained.
There is at this time, by the above arrange
ment, which connects with the New Rarmo o.
ny and GRANVILLE Packet, four Tri-WeekIy
lines centering at this place, to as many diff
ferent points direct: One to New Harmony
and Mt Vernon daily, there connecting with
the Evansville line. Also lines to Shawne-
town d. Vincennes. and another to Fairfield,
via Albion, thus affo .dng TO the public trav-
cling facilities in any direction from this
place, and without but little delay.
Grayuilie News.
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ing it will "beat the circus;" or else Of Sc
curing the services of our indsfatigable as
sociate, but sudden call away, must deprive
our Democratic friends of the superior fascin-
atoms of our company. We wish them
good time and jolly time, and hope on our
return to find they have through tolerably
respectable nomination preserved their decen-
cy. They are pretty good boys at home'
and we don't want to hear of their having
been anything else abroad. We hope they
will give the compliments of the Senior tc
his particular friend, the county auditor, al
Petersburgh.
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The Canal.

We learn that the Canal is now in good
navigable order TO Terre Haute, there being
plenty of water the whole distance. The
packet Pennsylvania arrived here Monday
morning, under command of Capt. Sharra,
and left that evening for Terre Haute. The
p. G. O'Riley will leave this evening at Z
o'clock for the same place. Her accommo-
dations will be found, excellent, and Capt.
w. H. Robinson most accommodating gen.
tleman.
The cutting away of the Birch Creek Re-
servoir has had no effect on the navigation OF
the Canal, as we had been led to understand
il would. This Reservoir has never been
used to feed the canal, but has been kept as
a reserved pond of water, to be used in case
of Croy q Creek, which feeds the canal JUS
below Terre Haute, going dry. Happily thai
creek has afforded and now affords suffici
ent supply of water for the canal. We un
derstand large force of men were at once
pnt at work to repair the break in the Reser
yoir, and it is now completed.
The report which has been in circulation
that the present line of packets was TO b
discontinued, is entirely untrue. new tow
path agent has been employed. all the re
ceipts of these packets will be placed in hi
hands TO purchase stock, keep the packets il
repair, &C., &c. Mr.. Pendleton p. Price
the resident agent in this city, has his ofic
now at Geo. Foster 81 Co.'s large warehouse
ment of packages of freight, selling tickets
and attending to the business of the line gen
erally.
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JONES STILL TRIUMPHANT IN OLD KNOX

JONES STILL TRIUMPHANT IN OLD KNOX
Yesterday the disaffected Democrats held a
AN illegitimate convention at Vincennes, for
the purpose of appointing new set of dele
gates to the Petersburgh Convention. This
is the third time Mr.. Jones has beaten all
the attempts of the disaffected to prevent his
receiving the vote ofhis county in convention.
Jones is indefatigable, and one of the best
Democrats Knox can offer for congressional
honors. We hope he may go to Petersburgh
strong enough to contribute his share 10 the
great amount of fun which the district con-
vention promises.
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WAGES OF RAILWAY ENGIsEERs.-The
Cleveland Herald advocates the policy of in
creasing the wages of Railway Engineers.
1t says, truly, that of the whole catalogue OF
men, to whom in any manner the limbs and
lives OF travellers are committed, none bear
that weight of responsibility which rates up
on Engineers and Conductors. No services
moreover, produce such swear and tear
upon the constitution, and hence that service
should receive its full reward. A bonus sys-
TEN, too, should prevail, by which faithful
services should receive their extra reward
according to length of time rendered. We
notice the introduction of the system on the
N. Y. g. E. Railroad, bv which Engineers
will receive wages as follows:
For the first years service, sos per month;
for the secoud year, SO per month; for the
third year, SIS per month, with gratuity o.
s. per month in addition thereto from the
date of engagement, provided no accident
occurs to their engine during the month
through an fault of their own. And Engi.
neers who shall remain in the service of the
Company for four consecutive years shall be
entitled to an additional gratuity of 500
provided no accident occurs, as above during
that term.