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New Announcements.


WrscaEsTER, Dec ]. 1854
M and after MONDAY THE 9TH OF De
" en- Der, he PASSENGER TRAIN win
Ira Z WINCHESTER az 3o'c.ock, A ~.
assengers By tsis Train reach Baifimore a. 81
=. 81, and Washington al II An. Philadelphia
70 dinner. and Nev York a. 9 P. NJ, same day.
The Pad PzEzengrr Train vii leave Winehes-
ter ~ 10, A NJ, and eonaec; with the Train 70
Baitimore, passing HaFpers Ferry a. p. P. NJ
tYPasseEgers going Wes; will take he early
TRIM
EKTiekets 10 Baltimore ADD refnrn. good for
two DAYS, viii Be issued al Winchester for SEVEN
DOLLARS.
ffr The charge when PASSENGERS DO
NOT TAKE TICKETS viii Be advanced
TWENTY-cEN is IN zach ere on the through
travel, ard TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS
o. the way travel; and his advance will BE re-
quiFed ~ cases where The Conductor collects
lhefsre 10 b. Cars.
t. Signal Drills viii b. rurg at ihe Depot at .
O'Clock a. 81, ana 3. A. 81.
J. GEO. HEIsT,
December I 1854. Principal Agent.
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Splendid sfIIss.

ME have Just received splendid lot OF I.adieA
w Plaid Dress Silks Also, BLACK silk. as
soI:sd wedihs. T. G. SIGAFOOSE.
November g.
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JeweIry and Fancy foods.

htfeaa,. ~, - -, .dags. : large
very 4aqRs Hns,a., -. ~ W rs ms ss39teEI
young man i, VIZ t .,setsa nc serviers IL a
ticaIsr Attention VIII Sl'tA h~naiIihg raf
70 uiy esrr, ana h.st,.s - = ~ @o& ehitu1te4
y s.zIeaf-sftaef - -
s-.--s+sAs4 - t-oi = BIT 5.
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Horse for Hire.
HARDWARE.

r. HAVE a good Saadle Horse for hire, terms 81
j. per day Payable in advance.
oct 70 1854 JERE HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Cloths and Cueeafrneres.

HOB The Genilrnea We bars ho8fef much
more varied ard larger sseck oi CIoiha and
CassiIzfress ahzn We har8 beca ii the tait Of Keep
inE-f9 which We invite an ias1ecssr
NoFamher 2. KEYES d EEARSIEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

A SUPPLYof those very Gne and ehly fla
n vofed g. P. TEAS, which has gissn salts
faction to all my customers 10 store and for sale
~ 4. c. StGAFo0SE.
November ..
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LIYEEE CoMPLAINT.


LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPsiA. CHRONIC on NER
yoES Disability
Disease
cf the Eiane3s.
and al diseases arisn9
lron pisordered Liver oF Sicmsch,
sneh - Constipation, Ihwari Piles. Full
ness. O. Bleed 10 the Heed. Aeidiy u the
Stomach. Nausea, Hesrthara, Disgust 81 Feot.
Falness CT weiyht IN he SsonacA, SOUR Eracta-
sch, Suinlmzag cf The Had. Hsrrsed ard Diisirali
Breasknr. Fia1isring 4 the Heart, Cheakas Snio
eatias S@usatioas rhsa 10 lyiHg Pssssre. DsnRess
Ct Nision, Dots Or Webs tefose The Sat. kefer
and Dali Psa H. the Head De6sieary q Per-
spirAtiga. TelsSune<s Il theS kin AID fyos,
PAN i the Sslc, Back. Chest, Lia4hss
&r-, Saddea Esasass q Heat.
Baraias - We Fissh. Con-.
staat 1nagaenxs e Evl
and sEsst Depsessioaof
Spipts can g. elect
sally cared hy
DecToR xf0OFxAfgD'S
CELEBRATED
: GER.N.E.1' RETTERSS
PsseAHxs NJ
DR.. c. NJ JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. lso ArrA 81. 6o0r bslor Ssrsa. PAiasssglss
Their power over the above diseases IS not exceea
il eqa@licd. b. say other FFeparasiea il the Uaged
States. the cures siest u naay after sgisai
physiciAns bad failed.
hese BItgers worthy the atteuffon ni insalids
PtsS~ssDg great Virtues the recteasion a tue liver
aud lesser ganas exercising the ssaFehsag pox
IN weakness a1a affections the sestive crssns they
are wiihxi safe, ccsiaia aud pleasant
VIRGINIA IkS1LlMoNY-
DR.. J. u. Wtlsea, l.-xngsea. Vs.. Feb eth, 1859.
said "A eaEey cut Of the German Elitafs. They
have bcconie al tae rage Noshng else sells"
u = Jsnes. BounIvlise. Va, March II, 1852 said :
s'Knur BiIlsrs give sresf sAtist4stlaa."
The Tenth Legiss, published at weolsfuct. Va.
said. Jan. 10Th, 1850. A Great Aicdicine.-Ne have
uniformly reiranaa from recommending 10 the public
any Of the vares paen, medicines Of the day. nness
thoruusAiy convinced Of their value. Among those
consider werlhy Of poce i the German Bliters, in
yened By Hccfand, and prepared By DR.. Jacksaa, ii
Philadelphia. Que siases. particuiar, Ia which tha
Superior virtues Of this medicine have been testedF
allen under observation. Daring the last summer
son Of Mr.. Abrsm Crabil. Of this county, very
seriously affected with Liver Compliant, and after try
lug in ain remedies. be paFchSsed bottle o.
the Bt;ers; ard alter using il much relieved q
his distressing nady, that he procured anohef b1tSle
ana Is aoS eatirels restored 10 larAlth.
TheY enSigriy vegetable free trcm all injarieal
ingredients always strengthen the system, and neAe
pies;fsta il.
For sale wholessio ~ Druggist ii a the Prineira
Cities and retail ny apcfhecaEcs aud sterekeepSrs
every town ID The. Jsiied States.
o. Price IS Gents per Boiae.-CH
T. AGENTS. 81. Smith. C4arssiosan T, d. Ham
moud, Harpers- Ferry Moore = B9ekUith, Stsmust
I1oint; 4. Wilson. ha51toern, aid b Fimberiake :
November %. rs54-Iy
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'Tlae &tOre Is open again!

The &tOFe IS open again!
TIME subscriber, Trustee pfIsaac Rose anxious
i to close ont, as soon as possible, tine Stock Of
Clothing and Dry Goods. CHOW considerably nereas-
ed by the stock OF the BerryFIiie Branch Store,l
commences to-day tosel ofiu the regular way, al
and ueiow Casn.
There is on .hac5, large STOCK or ready made
Cl6lbirg, fancy and domestic Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Has and Gaps, an II Viii Il shall a d
must De solas therefore those who wish 70 get COOP
AND FASHIONABLE GQOpS, al about ore
half olIthe regular prices, had IAer call 10 tine
and get their supply
tzrITRERE VIII ALSO DE AN .AUc-
TON EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT con
MENCi.SG ATEARLY CANDLELIGHT.
t-g-an those indebted to Isaac Rose, as also
those who bought Goods al the auction, viii please
call soon and set..e, al the Store on Main Street
r. w DREW, Taste.
Charlestown, October rs, 1851
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Virginia, to wit:

virginia 10 VII
10 he cousiy cosri, November Tern 1851 !
Isaac S. TanAsr, Plaintif
AGAINST
Jacob MendenhaH. Pheis Bclsaetf; Aaog'
Al,adenhaA, Amos, Jos,pA, JsFo5, Flea,
Jane, HqnsaA, Resleea, and Pie5s Ann
BgLtEiH. teirs Of Befty III Bakd0in, De-
eeass9, Hester Ann, limos and jams Msa-
deahaH, hetfs at .Sam4e! MsAdentaA,
dec'd end Elisabeth EfsaaenhaH IL 1cid-
otc. and Gsorre w. Guisss5orF and
Hannah his rife, Defendants
IN GHANCERY.
VNIIlS cause came 90 70 sc heard this 22i day.
i ii November lS5i upon toe pFpefs iareasf-
~ tead and The reaHft Ro5ef, Epecs depaty ioF
John w Moore Sheriff 4 Jefsisoa cDenty, Of the
ale. 81 HE ioi u lana III ShepteTcsrowI, ID the
proceedings mentioned 10 which ihete is 40 eK-
cepaon and va, sIgned ~ cunassT. On consit-
GRAFTON whereof, the Court doth adiudge ofdFr aud
decree thai the sale be confined and that Master
Commissioned Stone 90 appoftion the purchase
money among the parties in this cause, according
t51heir righis ard report 20 this c0HIl in order to
a6nsl decree, staiiog All matters specially BY him
Sci aeemsd pr iceli. or ~hi mas b. required 10
b. stated by any u he parties. And The said
Commissioner shall give rGiice - the paftifs BY
rubltcs,ion in The Chanes,own Free Press Of the
tine and pla>e 6ffakiag said account once a week
for four successive weeks and such publication
shalEbe eqaiyalentfo PERSONAL scWice q notice on
the Rsrties, o. aAy Il Them,
A Ccp1Testr .
Il A-aiooRE. CLERK. !.
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Selling CT at. Cost,

A 81 TIE READY MADE CLOTHING &
- OTTER FhOsLIs.I 4 q Isaac IlQse, in
ChaflestaWh haviag been assigned in ltnsf5 Is the
sundetsignsd tie same Will he sold ,et vefy reduced
prices.
as great haygaiasare o1erea, The pubic are re-
speclfglly soheifs8 70 eall-aad purchase
All peI4Is isdeiaesi q said Rose viii plsase ca4
andselue wishiae undessigned al5aa 81 ~ DAY, ]
FEW DREW,
oef 10, 1884, Tfpsise d. f.ase~Ross
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Entina ID I'll Coacarnad.

IIAyIAG qualiie a. Adnj rslraidr a WI
ii LIAM u N0RFEiSIf1 OK, released,
all persons having claim e~a in~t said fsiae are
igqaesletl Is present them property aath niicats4
al the eafiest taY practicable 1huSe vho have
unsettled accounts q any dtsciiptiaH, arr re-
qnired Is prepare tAeir vouchers far an eRtR 81
li-neut These inaehtei % tn estate dre i,qas-t.
~ ~ make prompt pagmrn
SAMUEL RIDEN0UR,
Ad niuistrator 81 w & Wnrlhingen
TT Persons having Bneks b..longias q Ms i-i<
tfarF will please return thsm immsdia ely
November 80. 1851 S~R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

T HAVE jast opened ala1ee stock Of IIardware.
snehaS Casieei Min saws Spring Steet< Cnt
and Hand Saws. Wood Saws, Frames and Saw
Rods, Sash Cord and Pullies, Copper Riveis e.
Burs, Plum Levels. Tsre Lines Sheep Bells,
Thomas 4 Cos, and Roland & Ames lSng handle
SnoFeisi large assortment nf Scissors. Pocket
and Pen Knives, Wade & Butcher, ard Woslcn-
hoim's X Z RazoIs, Locks Hinges and Screws
few iirst-rate double barrel Guns Powder Flasks
and Shos Pouches Gun Wa6e. Pcrcpss5.,,, ar 81
all Kinds Powder aud SHOT, white iVory hanale
kaiVes with and without forks. Cropping Axes
With and wihaut handles, Drawieg KnivsS Spoke
Shaves. Rounding Knives, Rouud snd BROAD Axes
Chaper's hes, Planes, Carpenters Hatthets, Claw
and Riyetingf Hammers. hand Hammers, stone
Siedges, Door Sptiugs.( Ga article land a ysri-
ely Of articles ID The Hsrow line. looieeeus 10
menion-sli ot which cen &c had a. shs Market
House for cash or on credit 10 punrtial custo-
mers. THOMAS RANLiNS.
November 3, 1854.
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Goods at Cost.
sar ..rrni h,rin- rnnas Z

TINE uudsraigned having made arrangements
IL 10 sell his Sure House and yelling 70 the y.
s. G0vkramsnf, will sell his
STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT COST.
Those wishing 10 get CHEAP GOODS, FOR
CASH, viii pleass>giYe an early call, where they
will End large Stock and veil assorted suilcd TO
the preset and approaching season. The public
are requested to cali exanias and Judge fer ihem-
selves. JOHN G. WILSON.
Harpers Ferry, November y, Is5t-u
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VIE subscgibcf having supplied lfnseF cir
4 oneef Riehafd pafleEs best 7 {, Il 81 fsoN
PASSES, is prepared o. d. SURVEYING with
greater accuracy tsap can possihlg he dses l.ish
tie ordinary Compass Persons bsviT fgtyieg
10 do. will find Ike fnbsesibsr ~ asr1ptns nIan
A9's = = s Psss-r ~ eE0RGEsMAUzE
October 26. lsklz -.
: - 80: sisac Coanfy curga Bacon. Hams,
l.le&to sides and SHOULDERS ~ ssle ~
Nor Z, 1854 i. T. EBT 4 SON.
.9SNETs' = 49,
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Carpeting.

: A LARGE and ven selected Sock q frured
IA and striped Carpets. Tor sale ~
Nov. % 1854 JOHN ID. LINE. :
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Ready Made Clothing,
AND
T AIT, O RITZ c.

THE subscriber would respectfully invite bis
Il friends ard The pubic gcnerally,t 10 Els stock
Of LfADY-SlfdDE CLOfHENG, which he of-
fers 10 sell very 8w for CaA He i also prepared
10 make Goats, Pants ard Vests at the shortest no
iice and 10 the most ia,hiar abe manner.
His shop Is il one Of the rooms Of Mr. Andrew
Hunters Prerequisite he Cour.- House, and next
door 10 Cookies Office.
Oct s. 1854. JOHN REED
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MINE. BRANDIES q. WHSLE
"a want good article; sslbs1zRRIs.
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500 POUNDS q sAq & 3 ss az;
November a. -
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n. M. SNTTH.
Csrnsr IF aFaia AID I9th S,r1tfs,
-n~ss.sfkrR W

RICHMOND, VA.
1TANUFACTURES Threshing Mschiaes
III Horse Powers, Wleaf Fans. straw Cutters,
Corn Sbsilers, Pious. Hairo1s. CaliiVsioFs. Seed
Drills, Cleaners Hes Rakes, Land Rollers, Hay
Presses, Brick Machines ard Mouids, Machine
Belting and Chains; and keeps % hard Plus
Thresker and clezncr,' Huzsey ard Mccormick
Reaper and Mowers, Ccopegis Line SPrcaders
with a general asssfimeni Of AgrieusnTal Ma
cAinefy, and Tohseeon:s;s' Mills and FixfnFfs.
NoTember IS Ie5t-ly
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MARITIBB IHTRLLIGRHeB.
Port u New York, January ~, 1864.


CLEARED
s SIP a.i6:y ;.s s os: sss .ssYS
81. s.,..'s s.:' s. xsiis e. p
ss snsr r.a s.ha sels ss,1 Not.
ssesr Brew, gul.' xnninssoa D'llas. ! Ps..ss.
ssshI n.rsh.nA xi.s r. a.hmosd Pisr.oa.
ss a a: wh'B a.., f;'
1sss s 81. Co.
sssp s ss1s Iss: a s rs.Hs.s master
sscss Nsg..ss. Rsst:M Prssii:sa.. ! a.,ss.
s:s:I Delaware. Shs:S rcis s.sss
ARRIVED
A., r.s' sI rs WIN , Sd;
sN fn cit. H..sia, Light bearing y exchanged dgaals
pr 3. c.s: II. ss n:
's ss cs... s.ss T. s... H.. o..
@ e. e. s .. .' heavy
ess g day', Win zeal 70 p. saahsMss O.: Company
..lsa : Nov y VII S.,: !: Cox sSlss % y y,
i:1s :ss as 1a s:
.si S. s IL h. 8 SIS . :s.s. p "a: iss:
s.sI,
Bar. rr.n,,, sp;: I'll. nu,,s:. .spsn' D'ea wsh
ss ri. e. s ~
Jchnsop BxYer nosd heavy Weather during the
lost LONG boat bulvarks washed away, causing
ths wseei 70 lseh
Bari Ur dtss ct Bssbl hsrripAn New Orleans Is days,
with mdss master. Experienced heavy weather.
a., sssf i..s g f Vi: bs:.:. ra''''
s. s:,r ss s: e, s:'' Steers as as:s Cha s
weather; lost sailt, stove gsllsy &s.
10 s., NAY. s';:1 /, & s: ' 's
SER hrses LORD ksssau. Fla daya with lumber, TO
sehr Aba 81 Ksdsr Brown. river jan L. In Pc
river, spoke chip James Cooper rsm Boston for
Asaxkstris.
retr orisns, Dodge, Richmond, 10 days kxpsrisasss
very feavy weather thu passage ost mAihop 40
sshr Horton, Lam ell vrsinA, eays fer Bostsn-
eshr John BaJley nason, v rgiaiA
Pehr ship Caspsatsrs, BsasSs Smyrna.
SchS Huascs WAUsn, Bcssss days.
eshr n eslsios ID Felipe tkhtsss, mon NJ shp
Chssnssy Jerome n ashore "a sdusa Dsas'A-
BELOW
ship Ressius 0kv. Psrtsy Avsysv. Ds< II With ndss
"A SAnsagsA y xss<se j.
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Mr. On Pxnxa ooDnS said that to tis Sist ~ d,y
would on that account be unDscsary ~ II not
necessary for the CON nittss TO 60 round Tho msr-
ehssts of the city tina, the psopl, saved Ia
truly gallant msorsr, and they also knew the BY
whom the deed Vas done, and that wAs all that was
needed.
Mr.. Bowie said that the members present nay sAeh
take book for subscriptions from the heap upon the
table and enter any which they may rsssvs before
the next meeting.
Mr. Trzror moved that the meeting do now adjourn y
meet to-day Wednesday, in the plses, at noon
II was carried, and the committee separated.
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venta]aton, bed air. nssSs and Insufficient diet Add
to these tho strong inassnos Of ,raI causss-A the
dc messing psssions-fssr, anxiety, agony Of mind
Shall We look Any furthert
Not enc In ten OF the victims touohsd tasted pre-
served meats ruiu Aue IN those whe did theJ we're
but ths spArk which isnited the train
Lst me add that evsEsnort was made to slsauss aud
purify these places but In the existing Of things Il
was morally impossible Funisstions OF soass, sugar
vinegar 3D. when hot ooss were Issortsd te-but tbss
though they may relieve unpleasant odors cannot oop
vert m impure atmosphere into healthy one.
BY giving publicity TO these statements you will
aet Of simple justice, and oblss
Yours, 30, WV. p. BUN, Nd,
Surgeon late Str. San Frsucsoo
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duV 70 state the s n your vsrdis order that par.
ties may b committed 70 ct the court pos
ss lon In such oasss These oosstituss shs duties
o. ns and Of the jury BY him sssd that
the rights OF all parties may be properly led 9a
usnen, viii not OCCUPY your tine Is deem It
In this case You have listened TO 1t with stsse aad
deubt every paronlsr u frssh In memory; and
letters which have been produced, and whiah Win Be
evidence there probable cause er you to ssy that Dr.
cd BY the hands Of Mrs. Hays and that Mr. Hays vas a.
csssory hsrsto or In other words that there sufficient
ton before the Gnsad jury In ooncuS,s r.asis%sa
let ms impress upon you carefully wegh the testimony
10 your minds In order to rencsr such verdict that
snds Of justice may b fully satisasd nov submit the
care to your charge, gent emsn Of the Jury before
firing would with to state that the letters sub nttsd
Tbs cas-. ssns%sO now !" YOUR o S.na 1''p pf'a
The Jury were then provided with . room, aud then
locked In to deliberate verdist Tns
past o'elck the Coroner was notified thsy had
sgreed upon verdict. Mr. and Mrs. Hays wore brouah
nr na ,b AZ coronsr ana s Jay
agreed upon . verdict /"
Mr.. whd the remain thsn rose and said, ave have"
and read tho following
". and that VIM Luie,sr came 70 his death By
person unknown TO this Jury Tuesday the 10th day
OF January IN the year Of our Lord 1864
I'm Wid, Foreman VIM G: Phillips, ND.
Alexander Il Teller. ALIAS n Booth
John h Dean. Gsorgs a. Brown.
There present. large number Of persons and the
instant the vereist read burst Of applause
place by ol piping Of bAncs and exoamations Of "Kood
good ~ thereby expressing general appreciation 81 the
result
Mrs. Hays who had been 10 almost breathess suspense
gave vent to her sthsd feelings by food Of and
congratulated by tho jury and al her friends present
was also Mr. Hays
A order was restored, Coroner Gamble said
Gsntlsmsn, in accordance with your verdict nov dis
charge Mr. and Mrs Hays from custody. NJ and Mrs.
a. soon after left with their friends
Prior to to ur, dispensing, they passed tho folio wing
resolution
I'VE tbs undersigned, jurors In the OF Or. W. R.
Lutsner take this occasion to express thanks
admiration for the i'm part Atty aud perseveng patience
which Coroner R,bt GAnbl and his Assstaa have
Tested during this long AID TEDIOUS investigation Signed
~ Juyy
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MEETING OF TIE COMMITTEE OF MER-
CHkNr3

RxroRr OF THE sUBscRnTos LIsr-FoRwkRDINs OF
TIE IMMORAL TO ooNoaE5s-wARA FBsLING To-
WARDS THE CAPTAIss.
An Adjourned mestios of the merchant COMMITTEES
y~s held In the board room, No ID, Of Insurance
Budi,gs at IL o'clock yesterday, fer the purpose
Of heariDg report OF the Treasurer and directing the
forwarding OF the smori.i I, Congress-
The following gentlemen present:-DAvid Ogden,
Caleb Barstow, j. n Brewer, riieston, De Peyster
OXIDES. PeIlster Psrrtt A. A. Lowe and Walter r Jones'
Esqrs, with Captain Morgan
vSs moved and unAn mousiy carried that Mr. Perritt
take the chair.
Ths then exhibited the memorial TO Congress-
with largo number OF signatures attached to it, and In
quirsd what the wishes Of the meeting TO It's dis
posaL
Mr. ruxros moved that the memorial to Congress nov
upoa the table forwarded Warrington after the
OF exchange this Afternoon Tuesday With all the sigma
lures Il may have received up that time that It be
e.tted 10 the Honorable Mr. Fish for presentation In
As s.ats and to the Honorable Mr. Cutting for present
Aaoa In the House. Carried
susxe,d that the city be divided into subscrip
Hon districts, and each Of the committee shonh
exsrt himself In particular district for the purpose OF
raasns fund but the msmbers prsssnt unanimous
In thstr opinion that plenty Of money would b bad for
this occasion without retors % such formal proceed
ing.
The rrsssurer WAS then called upon for his report
Mr. nnros sadI have, str 70 state that very few Of
subscription book have 70 far and in COME
qssnos the list Ia not complete but there has been about
x thcufard dollars subscribed up this uou,spt and
that without any effort 81 all The money h.. been sent
a. free sf and without solicitation entrssty In all
my ssperspce ofsuoh matters never hne spo,t.
nsous generous and pbilAntbropic good feeling a. has
been exhibited upon this occasion The Gotten Brokers
Arosistios-s new body Ia tbs city-bsld meeting
dAy, and after few moments they sspt In $40, which
vy orecitabls TO Infant society am conndsat that
ths aptAins-sen noble and self sacrid b
rsvsrdsa BY the merchants and people Of tae city In
deserving masper.
nr RAnsrov aid that something over ten thousand
asnazs wosh be suaeAss for the necessary purposes
snA that vvud b raised judging from the nasnsr
= Shseh - noasy Poured ists Ne tzsassu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-18
TO THE EDITOR OF TEE HsRALp,

NIw YoRK, Jan, ls, 1854
have another incident 10 mention connection With
the san Francisco which hiak deserves TO bs pAosd on
record.
On the 9th pst ten or eleven days after Va let the
wreck Of the Ill fated steamer In the bark Kby Capital.
Lowe csssrsd ship under fall SAIL h i'm nsdstey dis
played his signal union down. and put ell sail for the
ship He then ssnehsd his boat and pulled towards the
stranger far indeed that he could notbs seen from
the decks Of the Kby; bat sd the ship pressed OF. re-
gsrdlsss OF our fate. On the return of Captain Love
Major Merchant asked him Kte thought the strAn. Q,
could his small boats "Yss" replied Captain Love
land would give hundred dollars to know Win shl,
tits"
Captain Lowe, ssths Kiby Is young oman, aud this
was bis FIRST voyage az captain. an, dear air your
obedisat servant. FREDERIC a. soUTHwoarH.