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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Married,
On Tuesday, October 8, by the Rev. J. n. Perry Of
Bos JoN Ns to GRK1TA JOHNSON both of this city
On Wedr esday, October 4, by the Rev. Mr.. Leo of
Greene street congregation, JACOB HERMAN Eq of Tex
as to RoF third daughter Of Dr. Lnds, Of this city
On Wednesday, septemher 20, by the Rev. DR.. Armt-
tsge the Norfolk street Baptist Church, Mr. BENJAMIN
F. HANCOCK to Hiss JIMMIE AuN, OF this city. Late Of
Danbury, Conn.
Gsnbury papers please copy.
On thursday October at the residence Of the brides
mother, by the Few Ar. Van Nest Mr. SAMUEL c. SToRxR
to MARIA l. VIDAL, both Of this city
On TUESDAY, October g. b, the Rev Mr. Asherton, Mr..
WAITER VALENTINE, Of Shrewsbury, N j., formerly OF
wes.elester county, Y, to Mrs ANN H. DEhAIR, OF
Bennington, N j.
On 1uetday evening, October 8, by tho Rev. James
Nett, ut his residence, No. 208 Broome street, Mr..
Charles G. BRApFoRD to Miss ANNE AMELIA RocKwzIL all
Of this city.
In Brooklyn on Thursday, October 5, by Rev Mr. Tar
reIl Mr. JOSEPH D. WEIGH to Miss CATHERINE HADIEY, late
of Cardiff England.
On Thursday morning, October s, in st. Patrcks
Church. Phaeelt hA by the pastor the Rev Father De-
Wit, Sr JonS McMoxAGIE, Of Brooklyn, to Miss ELLEN
EiEAID, Of Philadelphia.
At Ing sirg, on Wednesday, October 4, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Fisnrr, Mr.. william c. HOWE editor Of the Hudson
RIVER Chicnce, to Miss EIzABEu MARSHALL, tho daugh
ter Of retired editor, Stephen Msrshal Esq, all Of cling
Sing.
AT Perrin, Corn. Tussdsy, October g. by the Rev.
Mr. Love, Mr.. HENRY FDwARDs, of New York, to Miss
FD1sLaB j. daughter Of NJ John North, Of the former
place.
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIvAIS.

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Spsysr Chas Gage Otto Oresei Mr. Wilson and lady NJ
NsNeiil, Mr. Hyein Mr. Huffman and lady. Mr. Huffman,
Iatb.rs, NJ 1kon PsSn NJ Thompson. Nj sxanvck NJ
Knes, Mr. Noyreux Vim Crowder Mr. Thomas Rogers, Jr,
M Dear Rev J Lille. Mr. Pnkin. Messrs VIM Wood,
Msndora, Pepca 81 Roman Noguero. Hanos cayiey Fer
ws chsmSsrsin Is ladies': ssters q Mercy gentle
men Messrs Andre, ness Hodge Hedge HaIdts
Jacks and lady BonAce and lady yte and lady Gre
CORY and lady Mr. Brown and sister Miss Lonsdae Mis-,
Morkin, PantoD, Rosenburg. D Brown, Geo Allison,
Wslksr, and Master Walker.
From Savann b, In steamship AlabAma--Dr Byrne,
Davis Mr Epping and lad Rev q Farley Mrs II Plum
NOR, Robinson. Ca ,t Sneblam, Dr. West, and three
In the steeYege.
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Bark Frsphlip Thonpscn Havana. Schmidt Co.
Bsk bale Para (Br' Brown easwssh Barclay Liv-
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seos sa'' -srriekson, Wilmington, Doilnsr Pot
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s: and s. H.si hours with
Ship M:.aths. TXes liverpool s. days. with ndss and
ssS Dyy;s A.sx:. Avg :'s
sy.."s .as auslsss CO ana isS 90 f0''
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b,sl h.yacwsr Fessl. L7sIgosl q asy. vkh GOAL e
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20 & iGs Sept
ii q 4.
s,s: wa !,5s.s S.. L. s.'. D;. ssg viii
Davis Of the Flight native Of Falmouth MSS, died
on 18th OF fever Three Of the crew are nov sek In
BIis S:Iolins Hanson. Rochelle. 80 days with brandy.
IIis vuisss Gf. N.ss IsS Of cS.lsur Is days. with
BIS S;sls.i. rs.3siis as psyi., windsor. Ms. IL
Bic w, csIss: dr. asSar sSd sB 10 days.
s D ys sss .s .ss l. III. sae Ss viz
Brig Sarah Thor dixie Harding Portsmouth for Rondout
R any n snaises
schr Ben MiIis, Jacobs Piiadelpha for Boston.
..schf ] sonervlIs Robinson. PhiiadeiphS for New
srhr D Brooks. Crazy, Portland, Ne. 4 Jays
soSI q.n!ss Ss.yii Providence isf jacksonville.
sshr Henry Henry, gili W; S, PGS,;5s e.
sioop william. Hunter, Portland. c..
BELOW.
Ship st Paul. CrAitree from Havre Aug %, with pas
sengeis, to Lsne West Co.
SAILED
stesnshp Alps Livsrpcol ship: Vanguard, St John,
Wind during the day from Sw.
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seeord a best to-Hrr. jas. T. Van Nance. Pittste~z.
Best Collection Of Panr<s.
Best display Mrs william rev bonnie, Pftstown.
ersseser county
Bssi Collection Of House Plants In Pots
p chr mpgs. willAmseurg SILVER cup::
s.nr.I 49, Mott Baven. W estehsster county, D
Ss"usi Aupn EToro, ~. ign or Ornament
II. 4 Greet Broohlyn, - o
Mrs. Jan I. vsn Nance. Phtstown. Rensselaer, So
Bou2u<fs. 4
W. s. PsYke, Bgooilyp,
Vim Reid Row York city, e
James v cir, Barry Ridge, .
W ALdS Parke, Brooklyn,
Pefunids.
Samuel Mason, Mott Haven. Silver Medal
Gretnhouse Pianfs.
Thomas Hes eon, Yorbvil!e, Diploma
Ellwsr ger a Barry, Rochester. Diploma
1.-THE premiums paintings fruit cattle &c. will be given
Tomorrow .
The far was closed OF six O'Clock. Notwithstanding
the unfavorable weather Tuesday learn that the
exhibition 10 considesed very successful one.
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Disasters.
s q ssS . on ts time
% ~ and sunk e have been the
boand Ssxsern I'll: L.: city
and xs
seRs re B,!in'o.s Watts from TUX: I;.na
S:s ana
Foreign Ports.
f,d Ro GnnEp.n port AVS bark wyman Harrington
ST MIIssA-In port Aug 10 ship Uris Foster from n.
on which ssg ass s
Il detention not stated. $500
R1p s. ssf IS ann x..ssass w..s.
@ & s ssSr Law Ss T:y,or from Havana
bsiI: a. : sss1 E.:
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Ws:,S:: zig S'ss1 Nov
p..ns Ass s.. s.a: sss
seuttr Johnny. woOdvei Coosswatts Pa1tos and Abby
Hs:
18Th, Prssidsnt snias; Meyer New York
ri;s. Grove, SYs.E Tsiss. SUBJ: non
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Nsw; ssth PSiyn:ds. steele San Fr.ssscei s0.h New
Sss. Re:ss. Aug T.sss s SsSs:%s ssd aisss.s ss,
osIan - sasaa ;si
s;ssS S .ssz Martin
SAs1os.HT July IL B.sed: stone, sS.nsiss; xins.,
s:s 's s:ss s SD
H..s. Il. Lass.
sst' D. Baxter EYe.h and yso s.h Ff.is R.ssen DO
Sa Sep F.s New
GOvrsArr Sep. q yrsini. Ann. Mcdonald. Trinidad;
2i;s Geo Law s rSr,Zth: Hsv.n,; >. v,o
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faIsoysH.Ar. SEPT q Gentle Fanny Phr.d.lphiA;
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gnsoa1.is port Sept is South c.renn. Steward. for
Ysy Arr 1s cs: S. T.. c:
18th, Wf.emsburg Nolier. DO; lsth, nunEaran. Cham
plain and cy.ns, Bornuts, 40; Adelaids Gsson sisEa
Pcre Rooney, Ban Frsnsiseo; 18th. Kashay
HviI-srs s:ps q Ross sn,..xosa. sYosi;
s,IsysH-An Sept is Calhoun. short, Mobile; lSsh.
timere 2oxh Cesnne s.d A,ssds Ratogit
fass.1 cs..s I ssss S:3.s ss:s
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PEEL Ksndses. and job. 8ss Jansen. NYoss
Hejnss Nsicher NOrlssns; lYsh, Corrsnt, Percy and
john Hsrmaas, speekbahn NYssk Gierioso Siahr. vas
LosDon-Ensa isvSsi sept ls Gertrude sissy, Jamaio
Raysswoed johnson. Rmou,ki Advance Lesraw Quebec
s ss. b:s a;;s sp;sas as:s
III: as Bnsi 81 JaSn, M John Bssysa, PAY RI RI
tissA hammond NYork land ENID out for doj Hnwood
nss Sussec sosh Sir Robert Pssl CSsSwisi Ssv Yszi
lrero iisms Isle vsrts River 50 avrsnce 2lst Pred
ent FILLMORE, Nelson NYork; Fanny Buck McGdvery
Mirsmieh Romance Of the Sea, DAmaresq, cantAs 22d
Ga ont 18Th Lewis vasshs Newport
John Co tar rester Newcssth and NYcIh; Cry bound
sported BIZ Gbrsndson, dc and Malta 20tA wsstTore
ns,s, ga sss nsss
Ent out 10th Sir Robert Peal, Chadwick NxcrG
Adv Devcnshirs Lord. for New York; ssh Chrss,snt
Sea I pue H. B ri I'd. for Bessos ocs
bert DO Pyramid Head Nsv ORLEANS; JaAs Bui
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Memoranda.

Fr brig vgie from Havsns port in France put into
Charleston Sd inst with part Of her Grew sick.
Brig Alcenus Of Fall River sold at Providence TO
Nessvs T Usher, Of Bristol and Messrs jenkins
Dyer of Providence. for abt $3.50 but win hail from b
IAuxcHEp-At Nevburyport Oct 4 by Mr. John Curr.er.
ship Of 1000 tons called abe Cleaner owned by
Aicsah Lunt Esq and the builder and to DO commanded
by Capt Miosjah luxt Jr
At BlueLiiI recently BY Mr. Asa Clough hne copper
fastened big Of go tons called the Trade Winds owned BY
Joseph Hir ckley ESQ Messs Wescott Co. and others.
to be commanded by Captain Gordon who IL also part
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Herald Maxine Corrsspondencs.

HeF1M naxshs COxfssP0nuefCes
PHILADELPHIA-Arr Oct q. 4 Pm, steamer Kennebec.
Ccpes, Nsw York; chip Geo Phelps Sherman, Paler
scbr Roach, Bateman, Boston.
Cid steamer Delaware Clark New York; briggs VIM Price,
osig PtrrsmbpcS and mkt; Canton Reilly Cgmbefl.nd:
Brown, Baker and Globe Kelley, Boston, ISIS CHASE,
Warehsm; 1eSak, Berry, New Bedford.
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AGRICULTURE AND THE ARTS.

LAST DAY OF THE STATE FAIR.
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seHarmsn Crisvoid, spAreertown, for Essex bear.
FAC s. ainwriSht Rhnsssek. for display Of Essex
xwine.
POULTRY.
Beat lot Of Waite Dorkngs lees than three Cock and
too Hens
G Van Rtnssalaer, ClArsrick Col Co :, 49,. As
,test lot stray or srechled do ssmusl Fail. West
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

, SAD AccIpExr,-The steubenville Herald of
Tuesday gives the following accounto most dis
tossing accident at that place:
The most horrible accident occurredthis morn
ing in the large Wooden Factory of Messrs. ]. q
I. Wallace, of this city, 1T has been our province
to record for many years. 1t appears that AIR Da-
rdi X. johnson, brotheI-in-law to the Messrs.
Wallace, in attempting 10 disentangle the straps
which propelled the machinery, was caught DIP by
one in the fullimg room-liis head brought in vo-
lent contact with the ceiling, and tearing one of
hlS legs of, which was thrown violently across
The room. His body was also shockingly mangIed,
pEofuclnga suddea but most horrible DEATH
Nj. johnson was a remarkably industrious and
prasewOrthy ctizen--had labored in the factory
Tor years and leaves wife and six children to
mourn his premature and heart tending death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
pgILADELPHIA CA1rrLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkEF.
June 2i.--Thr offerings of beef cattle for the
pastweek reached about 1900 head; prices decii-
price sfor the New York market: regular prices
ranged at 80 10 10. so per 100 Ms Cows and Calves
sold at $50 to'40. Over 600 hogs Offered; sold at
$3.50 TO G, SO per loo.lbs. Lambs worth 81 to s.;
Sheep quoted at Sd, so 10 6. -..s.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

GERMAN TURNER'S JuGILEE.--The German TUT
nets Association of this city are 10 have grand
jubilee on the 10Th of next month, in which large
number of representatives of similar associations
elsewhere are expected 10 Unite. The Pittsburgh
Psi says the Turner's there are already making
Preparations 20 come down IN large numbers. and
there will ProLebly not be less than two or three
hundred in attendance from that city alone
Fom other parts of the country--New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimose, Cincinnati, Louisville
Ond ST. Louis, and in fact in almost every place
There such societies are organized, we .hea; Of
great Preparations being nude TO be on hand on
this OCCASION.
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nlVEls anil.sllsrs..

MARKETABLE Steamer Fort Piu-Doane
& Cowgirl. hhds Tobacco; Crangle q Co, /. bbl
oil. IL hhds tobacco; G Wilson, 100 bbls salt; ]
w Stewart, / bill water; J ] Yarnal do do;
Muldrew, 80 sacks corn; G w Smith,, empty bbi;
] Iieck. do do; Murray, dCz corn brooms;
Doctor Valentine. grlndStoneS
LoUISVILLE-Per Erpress-H K List & Co,
hhds bacon, 80 bxs soap; B Ford. ? hid mans.
les do; J Hamilton, s bbIs whisks; McAfee Bios,
90 rolls leather, 90 hid tobacco, 10 bxs; Siont
y Co, 1872 bais alcohol, 100 bbls whisky; A
Zane, 20 cSks bacon; FOISythS & Hopkins, l6 hid
tobacco 80 bbls whisky, 1854 txS soap; Baker
q Co, 81 hid bacon; B Wilson & Co, . chests;
Coplnn X Keys, IN bales hemp. u bags tails;
'Iailant & Delaplan, hid tobacco; Cap. James
Newton, bbIs iron; H Ganghey, reapers.
Per EndeGpor-J Il Stout & Co, 200 coils rome,
r Gibson, hid tobacco, bx do, AicAfee Bros,
oil csks bacon, hid tobacco. 100 Dbl flour. as
MATAMORAS-Per Endeap@.7--Bediiion, /
fiat with GOO crosslcs; Tallant 81 Deiaplain, ihd
tobacco, Grrnge 81 Co, do do; G " Anderson,
do do. ..s .-5ss.--5,
nj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

VIZ invite attention 10 the notice. in another
..,,mu of the dissolution of the firm of WARDEN
& EDWARDS, and 10 the accompanying advertise,
ment of Mr. JAcOn NJ. WARDEN. The business of
this popular establishment will be continued at the
,rs,, Known stand, the "MARBLE FRoNT," by Mr.
,t,cur,t. EDWARDS, in.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

NJ, pFlcE OF BEEF. according 10 the quota
IN our eastern exchanges, is still going down.
ao' state that at the recent sales at the North
,,,s 4 further decline, and at the Baltimore
'" m Monday, prices went down rs cents
'tinpsl Is in the last Two weeks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

~. Rbode Island Episcopal Convention ha.
Md sine die without eiec,ing Bishop. Be.
'Y' 49, final adjournment, however, tn. Assistant
,O'I o( Connecticut was invited TO ofTiciate in
,5- diocese.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

TuE NAME or abode of the man whose body was
o,,rd in the river near the western abutment of
,l- suspension bridge. Tuesday night, was not
,scer,aineJ by the jury. a book containing writ
ias ilIegible to the jury Thought to be i'll the
FIsnch or German language,) was found. in his
pocket. He was dressed in a black cloth coat and
be,wn pants A letter addressed 10 Pittsburgh
was also found on his person. 1t would be we'll
10 give that letlet further examination than the
inv were able to make by candle light.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
EGRAPHIG NEWS.
s. slH BY the National Line.
rElLEeRAFHEp Fokrnk DAILY IS rELLl eENcER
CONGRESSIONAL.

.'77I- . q w ABSTRACTION, JuIlt n
81 Mr. Seward from the committee on Commerce
made a report 10 the effect that tie committee
could,not agree on the proposition for the ron-
strnction OF the Niagara Ship Canal The com
fpittee asked 10 be discharged, which washnally
agreed 10. E ja-iap -. 49,.
Mr. hammond of Maine, reported bill, the OBJ
ject of which wds the establishment OF a Steani-
boat inspection District from The Pacific.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
t,ALTIMoRE CATrLE MARKET:

u Ds9L INIOttVs U lkl4K. 'EN.tININH4
June 2l.--Considerable decline in prices. TIL,
offerings at the sales of beef cattle reached 7o(
head--24O driven eastward; S95 sold at price
ranging from 81 to per cwt, on hooii only u lin
tied. portion. selling at higher quotation. i1ol
market active; sales AT &c To 6,75 per .cwt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
7CDNFESSION.

NEW YORK, June PA lad aged Is years, con
fined at Sing Sing, las made confession of being
engage with two otheIs in setting fire 10 Jennings
clothing store on BToadway. p =
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5m75osn.y MORNING. JUNE %. 1854.

,- : : p.rrrR has received IA big sea turtle,
rhsllis,o be nstaphofplosed itto soupand steaks
,o,row.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
CAUTION.

Dr. sorscs Iyigora cordial has been eounteTeiie'
by uHIIincipiei persons
In future all the genuine cordial VIII have me p,op, nc,
smiie pasted the cork OF each botte aha
following words bownln the glass
CDR. MoRsE'S INyIGoRATING CORDIAL, :,
. c. IL. RING PROPRIETOR, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

,.o<y produced by the hot weather which
The ''s ,,,sd here for several days, was relieved
has t't ,sS nv Two heavy showers.of ram.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

a dealer inithis city yesterday sold to
"" 10. p,,pbEr, 1000 pounds of Wool, averag-
s. u 81, !" blood, al IS cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

CORRESPONDENTS give an unpleasant account OF
,le condition of the English soldiery, owing 10 the
s,aocating charactefof heirunilortn. tits stated
that the coats are so badl, made and tight, the COL
lars so high and the stocks SO like lion bands, that
the drag OF the pack causing them to press on the
neck, the veins swell ana men. fall Town speech
les, and die. If somebody does not take the abom-
nation oil. No man, it is SAID, take off his
own pack, if he falls faint aud wounded, unless a
cOmrade should pass and relieve him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
nEsrRIiCrlNE FLRE

Pima nELriIlA, June 2l.-The large cotton and
WOODEN mill at Kensiugtcn, was destroyed by fire
this afternoon. About three huniTedpersons we've
employed m tue building, most OF them being fe-
males. r. Tie means OF escape by the stairs being
CIT of by Tie fames many werelowered by ropes.
Loss $4,000. - Ief
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22

SALARIES os Posr OFFICE CLERKs.--The fol-
lowing is copy of the amendment to the Post Of
ice laws, providing for increase in the salaries
OF Post Office Clerks, to which we alluded on
Tuesday.
meSsage was received from the House of Rep
teseaialiveS by Mr.. Forney, their clerk, announc
lug tai they had concurred IN the amendment of.
me Senate 10 The bill of the House CIRCULATING
lnent.
On motion OF Mr.. Rusk, the Senate proceeded
, 20 CONSIDER the amendment.
:, ne amendment of the Senate was 10 strike out
the following proviSo: =.
That, 10 any postmaster OF any distributing or
Sapaflt'ng post Office whose commissions may be
ieDucet below the amount allowed ut his Office for
VI year tnulng the 30th day une, 1851, The Post
,ass'e General shall he authorized, in his dScre-
IOn, 10 allow such additional compensation as he
,HdI ueem proper, such compensation 10 date, and
" W allowed irom. The both day of March, 1858 ::
it"'iued' luTtleT, That the commissions and al
"ahceS authorized by this act shall be subject TO
,ie PROVISIONS of the 4lSt section of The act emit
eu an act to reduce into one the several acts
"'o'lShing and regulating the: Post Office Depart
Mehi; and all acts, or parts of acts inconsistent
Win Tie provisions of this act be, and ;he same
are hereby, repealed; and this act 10 take effect,
ana be IN force, from and ater the commencement
o' Ile next fiscal qnarter after lis passage"
- ~ any vi HISkttOullIlS OlilCe,
al which the commissions, allowances, and emloi-
gnenis since the 3lst day of March, 1883, have
pcsu insufficient to lefray the actual and necessa
~ eApeSeS. and affnId the poSmasters the annua
compensation derived from commissions at the of.
nee before the said 3ist OF March, the Postmaster
neneial may, in his discretion. allow quarterly
nom The dale aforesaid, out of the postage 0olec
NIu Ut any such office, amount sufficient to sup
My such deficiency. Provided further. That IL
any postmaster of separating Office, hoe com
missions, allowances, aud emoluments may, b.
onhd Insufficient 10 provide the extra labor neces
ShIy 10 prompt and efficient performance of thu
anees OF separating and dispatching the mail
passing through his Office, the Postmaster Generl
may maze such quarterly allowances OUT of III;
poSages collected at such office, as he NAV deem
SuiIcient TO compensate such extra labor -Ilhi
el shall take effect and be in force from and ate
lis passage. sssG - - :
The amendment OF the House to the amendmen
u The Senne was 10 insert after the word s.lasoI'
The following: fSalT
PFoyidel further, That tile commissions md al
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.,rSr.--Wm. Spodgrass was yesterday
AF '',.a all Warden of Ibis county, vice James
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A PRETENDED FUcrrrvE.-A negro, pretending
tUUe fugitive slaee. froln HarperS Ferry. Va.
ard,td in Portland, Me-, or Friday last. soliciting
aid 10 enable him 10 escape from the reach of his
owner. Subsequent investigation, however, prov
ed him 10 be an impostor, and fleeing from the
officers of the law, who were in pursuit OF him 10
answer n charge of Burglary. Quite an excite
ment prevailed, among the colored population es-
pee ally, whose curses were LOUD and deep, at
nactiug a large crowd of listeners. He was COM
mited III default OF bail for further examinat ton
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TuE AccIDEsr At HAvRE DE GRAcE.-out tele-
graphic dispatches published yesterday morning.
GreOrdrd an accident to the Railroad train while
ctussiHg on the ferry ut Havre de. Grace. We
lean that in running Adams & Co.'s Express
car ths Mail car and Baggage car on the Ferry
Boat at that place, from Some inattehtion of the
Bake man, they ahead, and the Express car
sent into 'herver, breaking to pieces, and scatter
iasitS contents into the water. The Mail car
went nearly half way over, just hanging on the
tdnk. There were several persons in the Mail car
at the time, who made narrow escape.
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nEnpFIE ELl 7RAILRoAD COMPANY.

NT0TECH ishereby given, TO all the stockholders, pEi
In vate municipal the Hemphed Railroad COM
auy, tit the 5instalment OF FIVE dollars per SHIRE, is
equrcd to he paid ON or the 10th day OF january
text. he like sam five dollars per share monthly
heI ea tier until the whole amount is paid.
=. : iltf : md + JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
WnsIt1atsp Pm Dec 1873 lc30
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Save your Ice!


This article the application of scientific
principles To the purpose intended viz: 10 keep water
possible, long possible, 6i TIE least possible
quantity of lee.
The Proprietor has long devoted his attention to this
branch domestic economy, and passing from
impr another. has at length arrived
perfection il is poSsibleto reach proof OF this is
OF these Coolers in oil Rrts
the country. SIMPLE statement OF fcts in regard TO
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uz-7Ge Cor9iaffs PIT Up. highly concentrated Ia pa
bottles. -, 80. for g. civ, t,r $40
TitE' -G''yV't a; A. RING, Proprietor
,-s 1872 broadway, New York.