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TRepored for THE NJ Y. TRIBUNE BY J. r. II. B. FRY.l
Fnit BOard-25O susq canal g. e' $40 Cam and Amboy
e. s6 co Union canal g. cash 6 1000 City s 100 Read
ins r. s. tl go d. c..h Ct 100 de- b ~ III IGq d0
Canal b5 81; is Penn RR. 4i So Nonist,wn r. r., 55
50 Besy Mead bs ST. 10 farmers and Mech. bank, cash
7ii; Is Bark of Kentucky b5, 1e6l.
Betreen Boards-5oco Cam. Am r. r. Is, 49, Slti 2o
Penna -, SAT.
b5 20; POU City r. r. g. days 9i 600 Penns S. 83 81
Beaver Mead. II. r. b5wn sSj Is do b -; 23Penns 4t
eco Island r. R. cash. Ia IL Morris Canal Prefd b. $751;
Siam and Nee Bank, II
After Board-oos Reading X. r. Az.
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SATURDAY, Oct. i3-P. NJ.


The Sock market was stronger to-day with consid-
cradle buoyancy in some descriptions. Reading,
Erie and Nicaragua were the principal stocks OPP
Grated 10. The two former show an advance Of 2
cent and were firm at the close Some relief in the
money market and the prospect Of favorable Bank
statement on Monday gave operators for rise conf
dence, and nearly all the leading stocks were better.
The market at the Second Board was assisted by the
public announcement made by the leading bear for
the information Of the newspapers, that he had no
more stocks to sell. AT the Second Board sale Of
1000 shares Nicaragua was made at 10, buyer 10,
showiDg firm market. AS this company has made an
arrangement with the Pacific Steamship Company for
dividing receipts, the falling of in the amount Of
specie by this lire will have 10 effect upon its earn
pgs The Western railroads were frmer at the close.
New.York Central was 944 q 95. Railroad bonds were
better generally. Illinois Central improved to col an
advance Of p cent. Fries, 1875, s7l; 1871, 60, &c.
In State stocks there is no marked change hdsnas
were COZ; virgnias 96li Missours s7 after selling at
s7l; Tennessee, 90, &c.
The features of the Exchange market continue as
before noticed. Bankers signatures of Sterling are
offered at "a, although some drawers stl AK per
cent. Commercial bills are 7iasl per cent. The
supply in the market Is abundant and there are but
few buyers. Francs are sea- a SIS.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Paid, s24,-
COS 90; Reed $780, 500 27i Balance, Osl ,l43 60.
Paid for Assay Office, s7,es3 &c. Paid on Discussing
checks, So, 22O 30. The balance to credit of all
accounts is sl:226,2 53 81 against slelss, 900 last
Saturday. This shows an increase Of only about
$4,000; but of the disbursements $500 900 went to
Washington making the loss to the street $4,000
less about $780, 900 received at the Treasury from
other collection districts. The street thus loses this
week s2i0 600 to the Government.
Albert II. Ncoay's regular semi weekly auction
sale OF stocks and bonds will take place on Monday
next, tie 18th inst, at l2l o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
The earnings Of the New Albany and Salem rail-
road company for September, ls5S, were:
Pssergs rS4N
Freight. S3l74 "
Mall ..."'.....,,'''''''''s'....,.." l,ST 30
Total. S667B 81
Esrinss N Sept, lSa..'.'.'.''...'........ 620S3 o.
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. St7l5
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati railroad
earnings for September, were:
81 "
lG ~ 3
Lereee..',... s2 800 IL
Receipts for the previous month, August were,
sll2,O0o.
These esrIings chow an increase Of $780, $50 over
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Total. SEQ, lS S5,Ec,eoO
Increase in 1885, Sl5o* $40
The above aggregate earnings are less than he est
mate made at the beginning of the year but this result
is accounted for partly by the falling off Of business
consequent upon the failure of the crops last season.
and partly by the low fares and freight charges rem
dered necessary by the competition with the Central
road.
The earnings Of the Erie railroad for the month Of
September, 1855, were................s Sd,5T %
September, 1884, were. .............. 57rbS 20
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MARRIED..

wHITE-BADGLEY-On Wednesday Oct TO- q the Chelssa
PIes,yeran church by the Rev NJ Voorhis Mr. JOHN D.
WHITE to Miss RACHEL c. BADGLEf OF this city.
ZOLLIVER-RHEUDE-On Wednesday. Oct 10 by the Hon
Fernando Wood, his residence JACOB p ZoLLIVEHt 10
MARY E RHEUDE daughter of Andrew and Mary Rheude.
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Advertisement
The most beautiful thing Of the age is row

exhibition a. the Crystal Palace. the beautiful Gas
METER in the world and made by Samuel Down OF this city
with that Of concmists~kDDERs Gas RsG.
LAToR mailing the beautiful exhibit ever Of
feed on continent and every should then without
f. beauty and economy combined worth the attention
of all lovers Of coed thing IS TO 20 cent ell
Ans H q yeYy large item, with better light
}. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary, No. 262 broadway.
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IERN, l1i
Fr0l Ire .ibaay Atqs Oe; Is
Decisions affirmed with costs-rucker sgt. Griffin;
Mayer, &e NewfoEk az PToei Tobias ast Rogers Culver
sg Tesd; CArnsa Az: Macinson De Sotbeek sna wife at
Lstor and others; Barney s city Of Buffalo, Groenor Mt
city Of Buffalo Fsuhsm Dickson; Genny al, Hehins
Fowler Asi Gidney; HsgsLAn Wsstern railroad copany
Abel sst Hoistsr People NewYork Central raj rosi
comp.ny St. John ss American Mutual Life insurance com
ps7y Lansing g Russell; Mckee az. Judd Hure sg Hunt;
sovn q osilssId sgt Conel lTsh ss JONES' HuEd sst
IoDpkins
JGdgmest re7eued AZ new thai ordered with ABIDE
ihe event oi suPe.ue ss Brother; Loomsouy Purdy
esselsyre at Weeks Racket Lgt Richards Cuyer Ast
az. Peabody.
Lsastr ss Mler-Jligmert Affirmed with costs Nieho-
as miller, and ldget, LecrsciR Miller and
iuasnnt rendered IL hs favor with cost.
People at. Douglss-gr5gn.n, reversed
let ehlpe-J VI guner reversed ana
fo the sppen, for re value the notes or the n9ney col
leeied upoa he with tosts the below but not IN this
oOar fo ts settles t.i:s lpss esnsis.i he pass eln-
net sgye
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Leonard streets E.xern det toot place Jesterdsy Ine
In the morning gas presshed % the Key Saidm.
IN German md afternoon 10 English BY Dr. John rho-
ser The eohs The Of which laid scont M
months snes erected Of beh and furnished Ia neH man
n.r A. cor. of about &7.olo.
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corrpr CALENDAR-THs DAY.

Common Pr EAs-Nos llss, 1873, ll75 799, 200, sol,
ss9 fss ESQ se3 ss 1915 lt45 1919 loS6 Part II; No 49,
1902 l2S 1914 1919, I'D IT, lz-1' 49, w. '' i||' i''
I224 -. 49, oo- m. o,n "A,
a57 SIS 1889. IN $40 500, 3sl, ss2 ssS, SsA
SUPERIOR CoURT and SUPREME-Special Term
Pnhlishtd on Saturday.
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by En-. RaeaS-Oss bill, Flour 81 BAG, whe, IN s.,,
WHISKY ~ -"
d, NoysA Rhey Boa,s-i7noo hbl Flour 10 aa Ahs. -.
do WHISKY 81 7s6 bash Wheat, $50 a. Cor ~ ~ -
Barley 10 eco DO. Oats II 800 d. Rye -'T''
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MaTEets-C ARErULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. Oct. Is, 1855
AsHEs-The market rules firm, and the demand steady
sales Of 10 bbs i6 SIG for Pots and sc tor Pear'
Ss!eratus is in demand At &c. cash.
COTTONThe Darket has assumed more steady bearing.
The to-day bales about ed quotaops
which are nal:
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August and the present month thus Gar ahews ~
equally large gain on September. September closes
the fiscal year of this rood and she traffic has been
az fellows:
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tAdvert.semeDtI
TEAs-1ke best assortment OF FINE TEAS will

be found a. the CANTON TEA CoNPANYs rewyerected ssd
elegant store No Us ChAiham, beween Pea and Rooe
ve the Oldest Tes establishment N the City We
su readers they DO better here than elsewhere eheS
~ bclesae or retail Ne branch stores.
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lAdRertiseuentl
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor G

SSspe Oresng and Consulting Surgeon No A25thsy-Oaee
from g. 20 and b. evenings Piles Prespsus
ard Fliula cured witbeu; the knife or lga,uZe.
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ADVERTISEMENT

BIARE's PATENT FlRE-PRoOF PAINT, No. ll9
Sssl-sL-sss anSer head Of Psian
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BY Telegraph.
Dsastere. &c.

NEwORLHANs-Ar. Oct. u, ships Csea;s AZ - WI
New. York; Thomas Jefferson, Boston
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Gpoken.

No d,te on tbe Or.nd Barks In lon g g. "a
smith Of Proyipeetowp months out hsd suffered y,rs.
sails and rirrps-fBy Gssmtus Arctic, Of the AisS'
ton.
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The duties received by government at the principal
ports for the first quarter of the fiscal year are
s4 COO against sls, 672 900 same period Of last
year.
The business Of the Clearinghouse was sl6 900.
The clipper. ship Adelaide, Capt. Hamilton, arrived
at this port fre San Francisco has about 1000 tuns
of freght-amopg which are lo,o57 sacks of barley;
1891 sacks Of wheat; 4O6 bbls, 422 sacks and l3s
casks of four l34 bags, 400 bales of WOOL 227 bales
Of rags 90 bales of sheepskins; $50 boxes of tea and
5,2O2 hides.
There was better feeling in the money market to-
day and the leading houses had funds over. There
is, however, no marked change in rates. More than
legal interest is still paid for carrying Stocks. The
rates range from to ~ p cent. Paper is not super
abundant and is done freely by the discount houses at
7d9 v cent for first class.
The North Star brings 100000 in gold, which is
unusually small, probably by reason of the political
dstu Dances on the line Of this transit. The Panama
steamer is reported as having much larger amount
than usual so that the aggregate shipment will reach
about the same amount as previous shipments. The
shipments of treasure from San Franciso via Panama,
c.. On tod foil
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About 81, 900 900 less than same time last year.
The drain this week for foreign shipment has been
about s493 COO, and the Sub-treasuy has absorbed
$4,000. To Offset this we have has large dsburse-
rnen.s from the ay office, a portion of which did
not appear in the last Bank statement; and we have
received as far as ascertain between soo, 900
ard $500 coo per day in gold from Boston, Pbiladel-
phis, Baltimore, &c. To-day the receipts from
Baltimore and Philadelphia alone were s2OO,Oe We
know one bank that has gained si0o, 900 this week
from these imports. There have, on the other hand,
been some losses to Canada, to NewOrleans and the
West. One bank loses some $500, 900 in this way It
is generally expected that the statement Of Monday
will show increase Of specie and further contrac-
ton of loans.
Simultaneous arrivals Of large cargoes of Groceries
and Metals have carried the imports Of the week to
high figure, $685. 1893 sgans. 81 495Oo5 last year.
The Imports include fee 1897 3OO Cigars 49, ZOO
Cream Tartar, $4,000; Nader, $40 600; Oils,
SOS, 800; Earthenware s57 900; Hemp, ego lOO Bran
dy sIi2 GOO Leather 500 500; Hides sl62 800; Iron
si6s, 100; Lead, SIS, sOO Speter, s23, 2OOi Steel,
s2o, 500; Tin, slll,3oO Rags, s35,lOo; Sugar,
Sill 400; Tea, $4,000; Watches, $50, 400; Wines,
$4,000 Wool, So, $780, SC. The aggregate imports
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IAdyeTtisement.
WILSON'S DANDELIoN COFFEE-FO

NILSSON IANDELloN Nofft k-T OF dyspepsia,
Indigestion Sek Head Ache Bilious and Liver Diseases and Is
especially ommended persons eecSte constitutions
Sold by all respectable Apothecas and 81 the principal depot;
Gomez Of 9Th q. Ane 3isy
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Advertisement.

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETlSGs.-We nave
sow IN large ,toek Of Fall ImportAons comprising Ne
vet Tapestry Brussels Threepy and Ingram CNpetng Floor
oeloths &C which offering low rates foT esAr
SO Broadway, near Grsld-st-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

BRooNYS CITY MoRTAIITr.-Thet total number Of
deaths in this city las, week amounted TO 62 OF which
- were males and % femass. OF these, &c were
adults and SC minors. The principal mortality was
caused by consumption, . Group, s. levers q mAras
mus, q nfams'ions, q siill born, G.; premature
births, ;.
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NEW-JERSEY I7,E1MS.

The Know. Nothings Of Burlington county have
nominated Joseph w. Allen for senator and samuel DOB
bins fer shef. Allen senator from that counp a.
tSusf
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Asp ONLY RADICAL CuKI y


BALM OF THOUSAND FIowERS-FOr beatty
the complexion and erscStng al pimpes ecklcs
mon the face FETKIpGs Co.. Frank square, NewYok;
~ sale BY c. II. RRS, Broadway, and al DEuggiia
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AL who Wrlte should go To WILNARTHS, No Al
Nsdenspe and see his style Of Pen sad Pencils called
xownds Patent The best things Of the hind ever issoea
eh.ste elegant convenient and durable Warranted get
sui 81 cider. Tie attention Of the trade 5 ieyi:ed
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Advertisement. |

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR-Df fRANCis
SALrER NJ. D., Edinburgh, &c Ocu'ist snd Aurst No n
Bondst New York. Office hours II 9 L. N b-Dr Sslter
viii forward address his published letters upon the above
spbjecis.
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UNITED STATES DIsrRIcT:ATroRsEY's OFFICE
ncri

CHARGE OF CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
Capt. Brewer of the ship Tempest, from Shields was
Sssed by officer Helms charged above es,ed to one Of
hs crew named David Lo.nd Held 10 bail fo1 examination.
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IAdveItisement.I

DEsH HERS
FsNsR AGUE PILLs,
TEE MosT CONVENIENT,
Axp ONLY RADICAL CVRL FOR
FEVER AGUE.
soa by D. DEsHLER, Agent al the Depot Ne Sii Broad
wsy, ". Y Ane ~ al respectable dealers
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DEAIA OF AN E1-AKNBLR OF CoSGRIss.-Thomss
w Cummings, the representative Of he I'D dsxc: IN
abe last Congress died at the residence OF his mother
insw, No. 20 Concord street, Brooklyn, on Saturday
morning last. His disease Was organic affection Of
Me brain.
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NlHfAfukk ALAAEsS.... .rals DAY.
Sun Rises. ..6; II Sets......5S0 Moon Sets. $50
RICH sATEk................rhls nAr.
Sandy Hook. 9:S3 Gov. Island. 1913 HeGae.. L2et
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CHuRcH DEpIoATIoS.-The ceremony Of dedieatug
sst esmss EypssAsN Msses skGsf, sssIG 81 s;sH 40
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increese.s.s So',eoo -
The exports of specie from this por. for the week
ending this day were as fol ows
Steamship North Star Havre, goli oe5 90
Total for the week .........s....: SSl OS 90
PTeViously. ~ IL
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-ocr. iS-Befors Juds
DAILY.


GlTo1o Ariets-
To recover twenty-:our thousand dollars, alleged
value Of s:ock bsve been given plaintiff for
forming cope: mnpg company for mines owned by M
Ats in Cuba already referred TO- The eeurt held tbs, psn-
ia eopld his contract but his recovery
whaysr might BE- lie for services Jned. The jury
gave verdict io plaintiff Of thousand dollars to win ID the
eNuTt sdoed - allowance OF ten per cent.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-16
sam or sambo 2

The New York Tribune claims the result in
New Hampshire as an anti-Nebrasl6a victory.
The Express replies;
"The whole North and West are anti.Nebras-
ka-Express- az well as Tribune--soft Demo
crats-as wen as aboitionists-but no anti ebras
ka could have begun to do this job Despite all
the freesoil coalition Of New Hampshire, the De
mocracy for years and years. rode over every combl
nation--till Sam came along, and put bis powder
blasts into those granite rocks when they broke Il
up at once. Sam Is the great rock blaster Of New
Hampshire Democracy. Sambo has been blowing
in vain there for the last twenty years, but Sans
FIRST blast brings the White Mountains down.
Don't steal our thunder, Mr.. Tribune man-but
come and JON. Sam"
We may also remark that Messrs Morrison
and Kittredge were both anti-Nebraska men,
having voted in Congress against the Nebraska
bill yet they are beaten as badly in New
Hampshire as all the other anti-American can
didates.
II is the height Of folly for the Tribune, or
any other abolition press, to claim for Sambo
the glory so VIGOROUSLY the attribute Of Sam
Ifit be Sambo's work, why is not the Sambo
ticket electcdf II Sambo be 80 powerful In
New Hampshire as the Tribune asserts, why
did he desert his own ticket and hurra and
vote for Sami The Tribune talks nonsense.
II knows better. II knows perfectly well that
the American Reformation is the work Of Sam,
and that Sambo regards II with an unfriendly
eye. For proof see the National Era, the
Boston Liberator, and the Tribune itself
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-16

ocrstic party, a. the iasmish HisrarcAy COM
mands the obedience Of its abject tools, and
blind sdhsrsnts.
In this contest, the American party wfil
be anaiors spectators, and possibly they may
become earnest sympathizers on the side Of the
oppressed Non no6is tantas lites componere,
but it u for our party to see that our cause re-
ceives no detriment at the hands Of the Rich
mond Hierarchy
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-16
The Net on wise,s Election.

We have this moment seen the gentleman
who offered to accept the bet proposed in the
Petersburg Intelligsncsr, and recently renewed
by Francis Charles Stainback. Our friend
hero has been absent for two days, but he has
this moment placed tho $1,000 in our hands,
and Is ready and anxious to increase the sum
to $4,000.
We propose to Mr.. Stainback to deposite his
money in bank, and place the certificate of de-
posite In the hands Of Messrs. Maury Il Nor
ton, bankers Of Richmond, and we will in be-
half Of our friend, do the same Mr. Stainback
can increase the amount to $4,000 If he
chooses upon being notified by Messrs.
Maury Morton that the 81 900 or 50, 900 are
in their hands, the same sum shall be immedi-
ately transmitted TO them. If Mr.. Wise shall
be elected Governor in May, then Mr.. Stainback
wins the stakes-if he is defeated, then our
friend wins the stakes, Some more of the
same sort lett" Who speaks
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-16

CopPER Oar IN TEsSEssEE.-Professor Stafford,
the State geoogist Of Tennessee, Is Of opinion that
the amount Of copper in the mines In Polk county
Of that State, is enormous and its value ncalcula-
BILE. test shaft has been sunk to the depth Of
one hundred and forty feet in the neghborhood
Of the Tennessee" mine, and Il had cut !" the
richest yellow and native copper TO be found. any
where" The copper area Is about three miles long
and two miles wide. Within that space eight or
nine miles have been opened, from which alone
might be raised three millions Of dollars worth Of
ore annually, II only there could be provided the
means Of transporting Il 20 market
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IN. Csars Death Woo Han.pshirs Election
me Nsv Federal BsiiIing- Aequittsd ~ IN
esndiayissn- Lager Beer Coaesrts and Igseatyis
cal Performances
BALTIMORE, March 10, 1895.
The unexpected and startling announcement OF
the sudden death of the Gear of Russia is the great
tonic of conversation here, and various are the cal
cuatons and expectations as TO the probable result
of this great event. With some, the matter Is re-
parded with much doubt, and some wholly dlscred-
Il the report, believing second hoax has been
played upon the Western Allies, as In the case Of
the reported fall Of SebastopoL
Democratic politicians in this quarter feel very
sore In regard 10 the results Of the recent election
in New Hampshire.
They will feel much worse when Virginia speaks
out, unless the signs Of the times are very deceiy-
ing.
In the City Council yesterday, resolution was
reported from the Committee OF Ways and Means,
directing the committee to offer to the General
Government one-half of the square owned by the
city on Holiday street, and the lot belonging to
the estate Of James Wilson, together with the bed
Of Orange alley, upon which to erect the proposed
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Federal buildings, al an amount equal to one-hali
Of the whole cost.
This location is certainly the most eligible that
can be selected, having the advantage Of three
fronts, one Of which, on Holiday street. affords an
unusually fine opportunity for architectural display,
owing to the width Of the street at this point Our
citizens win generally be glad to know that this
spot has been chosen by the government.
Hugh Dairy, indicted some time since in the
county circuit court with the murder Of Balthager
Grooming, on the 18th Of May, 1868, was acquitted
yesterday, the State falling to identify the prisoner
as the party who committed the murder.
Early yesterday morning the cabinet manuiac-
tory Of Mr.. Harold on Eager street, near Canal,
was set on fire and entirely destroyed, together
with the contents. There was considerable
quantity Of unfinished work in the building, on
which Mr.. II. suffers loss Of about 81 900, and
am sorry to say he was not insured
The police are proceeding against the lager beer
vendors for giving theatrical performances, con-
certs, &C., without license. These free concerts,
&C., are used as enticements to draw customers,
and very often the morallty.of the performance is
Of very low state, If not absolutely demorazing.
AMERIcUs.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-16

The Charleston papers propose to raise in South
Carolina, as a testimonial to Capt. Ingraham for
his conduct In the Koszta affair, sufficient Of
money to purchase for him his home. The Mer-
curry states that Captain Ingraham security for
a friend who failed and his whole property Is now
advertised for sale to make good his engagement
for another. He Is the father Of large family,
and the result Of this obligation is readily under
stood