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NENERAL AGENCY AT WAsIIINGrON.-The suit
scriber, having established
ONCE in this doors in front OF The Teas
the
especially Revolutionary and for land bsuntes
and pensions under &C Congress
David Dorringon
prrhaps the only index which made the
first auditors olce
Rchnoad Ne very index 10 the papers 10 all
puhsse odces In Capitol Virginia These, and the
hope to him he just win
claimant hiase entirely
o II.
Fog claims NJ March, Is5 giving
who in battle who served f-urse
changes will be very moderate. FELIX siCnARDs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, vir,.pi..
la Lyons, Esq.,, Richmond. yt,v,r,a
Virgins - II
stafford H. Parker sdcA senA, Virginia.
Hon. John >. .vsassa, Virginia.
mo"- r-rusl CsiMoa, Washington d. q
..rnlnM !. Ward, esq, Rassmcre
Lewis 1ipb~rnke, esq., New York
March 7-dhcpy'
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HoRRrsLs MURDER sUicrDE.-We copy the following
from the Utica az. W Sentinel
We hear OF most horrible and brutal murder, com
mted Sunday morning, IN the vicinity OF Chaumont
jefferson county. by the Of DavicASider,
highly respectable citizen and who has bean supervisor
the Of Lyme in that county murdered his wife by
cutog her throat with ish-kne The morning above
mentioned.
1t seems, we hear, that he bad been in melancholy
state OF mind for some little time account of some do
nestle trouble In the morning while his wife about
the Ere he commenced attack upon her. She attempted
TO escape and while she rushing into adjoining
room he made pass at her throat with the knife cutting
deep gash upon the side of her neck and throat lit
lie daughter aged about twelve sixteen left the house
to alarm the nsghbors and when the neighbors they
found the wife dead and Mr. Rider lying dead upon his
back in the backyard, with his left hand upon his
breGs his right hand extended at anges holding the
bloody knife, with bis throat cut On further er
animation, il found that after the assault upon the
wife Rider had made attempt 10 taks the life Of his
motherinaY and gave her severe CASH in the eide with
the fatal knife It Is thought however, that the mother
n-law Will recover
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At PUBLIC AUG
nonon Monday afternoon. November a6s at O'Clock,
shaii part
ss, fronting north and 5th
improved brick dwelling having each
afronto Of fsef IL
and nshed in s with marble nan,e water
building desirable residences
Also ,wo-story frame dwelling houses
with buildings containing eight EACH and
Wnshingon Immediately the OF the
above.
tho lot fronting "a feet inches Washing
street, improved by brick stable.
The resdue twelve eighteen.
months, interest, secured
premises. JAMES G.. MCGUIRE
Nov 2O-d Auclioneer
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marble work-MarbIe Werk-For Sale !!

TIE variety Of American and Italian
MARBLE MONUMENTS, beautiful dosen highly
bed workmanship which he invites the attention OF the public
other kind marble
will 6nd il to their advantage give marble and
qualify, be sod simi
lar worker be Al The North.
Also stock II highly finished MARBLE MAN
Tells be sold NJ reduced prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Msx Brown Stone Yard door IRON iss street,
sire M11popai Theatre.
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AGENCY OF FRENCH SrofIATIoN CLAIMS,
Wavhinrlou. November u. le5s

AGENCY FRENCH SPoIiATIoN CLAIMS,
Washingon November ~, 1855.
many inquiries addressed claimants against
United Of spoiiatcns commed by the
France
l60i-as proceeding
pursue redress expcdent thus
publicly
has been concluded udicious not 20 voluntarily submit
the Claims hi would be cd with
many years. ob-ctiunbut submit
prerrng
ing Of the session in the full expectation that direct relief
through board commission
or IL tieA DC only
Congress grant, of claims may
MAJ o by a direct legislative
The adament Of these ciaims would fully and constantly
highest
phacsy points board eh, and proper ,hs
Nov 1a-dIw JAMES H. CAUsTEN.
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Lambert Tree. IT.,

arrosrsr COUNSELLOR ATlAw,
Office No. 40 Louisa~a aresus, door the Of
GA street, y %
MILL prncsise
including Court oClnims and hs
special before the executive departments and
TO the cciectos OF claims Of every nature
Nov i5-eodaw+
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The Baltimore CpPe in its Issue of yesterday, copies
very coarse paragraph from Of its exchanges which
il deliberately credits to the Washington Union. As the
error, presume OF accident and not design
comment for The present at least is UNNECESSARY.
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5,622,429 30

To the receipts be added S32la46 o. balance
hand LIST October 1854 which woald leave balance
hand Of S2l, 323 IS on the LIST of October, 1855.
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TIE Undersigned having determined from the
ahers sale pnng establishment Of the
monweaih, together valuable house and
part of the
The Office Of Of interior
Of Aabama being applied with two large imperial and
small jobbing 0f type
Style In fact the Office supplied with everything necessary
the printing buoHe all its branches The
Of the oce good published the interior
the
The house and lot the desirable locations
There IS attached the all OF which
a are
dwelling all building and
choice fruit and q well Of excellent
property will be drafts Mobile
New Oeans sixty days. Possession given the Of January
DENNIS DYkOUS.
Nov 81
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ny TELEG RApH.

One Week Later from Europe.-Arriral Of the Canada.
HALrrAx, Nov. 22The steamship Canada Captain Stone,
has She sailed from Liverpool the 10th instant,
therefore brings days later advces from Europe
Cotton has advanced from an eighth to quarter
Flour has advanced shilling.
Wheat has advanced 3d.
Corn has advanced two shIipgs
The London money market easier condition. Con-
soils closed at ss7S.
From the Crimea there 10 nothing Of important
character Some further skrmishing Is reported.
The relations between England and Spain reported to
be of an unfriendly character,
From Austria and Prussia have the old again
regard peace negotiations but little credit import
is attached to them.
The panic in England has nearly subsidized and the
English repudatcs the position assumed towards
the United States by the London Times and other kindred
sheets,
The news generally by this arrival is unimportaut.
The Cineianati Knoc- Noihing conpeniiop.
CiScrrSAri Nov. 2I--Tbe know nothing national con-
vention boilers the Philadelphia platform met
day. Thomas b. Ford OF Ohio, presiding Mr. Dawson, Of
Indiana offered resolution expungng the 18th section Of
the Philadelphia platform, and adopting substitute
declaring that slavery sectional not national The resou-
ton was referred to committee Mr.. Gossler and Gov.
Johnson Of Pennsy Aessrs Spooner, Of Ohio, and
Knapp Michigan each offered resolutions get rid Of the
slavery ISSUE upon which debate ensued and, after
strong national speech from Gov Johnson the convention
adjourned.
osty indeed The telegraph reporter om,s to state whetb
err the slavery resolutions adopted or rcjectsdl
The Weaaser.-- Handspring IN Philadelphia,
PHrLAprlPHia, Nov. 2s-The weather is clear and cold,
with strong northeast wind.
Thanksgiving gener ally observed The banks public
Offices and brokers have suspended business No afternoon
papers will be published the Ledger only issuing
morning,
Seizure of an Independent Nal.
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JUICE STuARr's srKEcH.-We have already given the
verdict Of the jury in the celebrated Suart-brbery
at New York After the rendition Of the verdict Judge
Stuart thus addressedAhe court:
- have word to say. The question Of my igna
ton must be left alone 10 my Of proprety TO my
gard for public opinion and to my consciousness Of
my Innocence guilt in TIE premises shall N the
steration Of this subject advise with wise and fair friends
among whom the distinguished gentlemen who have
come 10 my aid in this dreadful calamity with Others
whom might with propriety name and they shall ad-
use so viii be governed declare, in the face Of God
tha however censurabe my conduct may have beenhow
ever ndiscee roy may SEEM they have been pre-
sened in part truthful evidence and in part perured
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ndiscreet unwse and inprudent the
aspect and phase OF the may be- in regard TO my
dact touching this bad woman-- repeat 10 the face Of
Heaven and before my God, that am innocent Of any
criminal conduct FAR the question of bribery
rupon be considered Much Of her evidence is true
very much Of II false Part Of her evidence is true and
unfortunately for me-to degree which to give
some color OF reality that which is utterly false would
to God that this auditory, this court and the public at
large knew from first TO last the whole facts OF this case
Indeed indeed my friends might perhaps blcsh for me in
view Of my indscretions bot in truth in real truth my
dearest friends or my worst foes could say that have
acted wiy Intentionally corrnptly crminaly wrong
in any particular This most solemnly ayow'
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contained 500 letters addressed principally to merchants
The government intends prosecuting the offenders.
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FINANCES OF ylRGINlA.

According the treasurers report the receipts and dis
buremens of the treasury Office Of the State Virginia
fol the year ending September 80 1885, follows
l Retcpts Expenditures
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PHTLADELPHIA, Nov. 2a.-Rache is still sick here and
will not be able TO make her second appearance before Mon
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Arrigal 81 As Blaek Warrior.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-The Black Warrior, with IA
dates of the l6th, arrived to-day No political
Business affairs unchanged.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland Conso
Lottery, class 81, drawn November ~, 1855:
lat I'd ID 5h 9Th 7ih eth 9th 10th li,h 18th 9Th
II 20 "a 70 6 SO 81 - 81 Al 16 10
The following are The drawn numbers of the Paispsco Institute
Lottery, class No. 800, November 81 1855
Let I'd ID 6,h TIN 9Th 9th 10Th llth 18th 18Th
Is "a &C 10 65 III ~ 40 60 80 SO 81
FIX. Brennan,
General Aeen, for the Contractor Baltimore.
LKM'L RoBKRTs, Commissioner.
Nov 23-lt
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Seizure Of an Independent Mad.

Nav YoRK, Nov. 22.-The private mail bag brought by
the North seized yesterday the premises
OF tho eongnees by Col Hoibroox mail agent. The bag
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New YoKK Nov. 22-Flour is improving OF IA 000
barrels straight State, 50 s7 good Ohio, So ST. Wheat
is frmersales of IA 900 bushels southern white, 81 rs
southern red 81 H. Corn has sdvancedsaes OF 49, 00o
bushels western mixed, 81 OIL. Pork Is drooppgsales
Of 200 barrels at $22 So Beef is dusales Of $50
barrels at $l6 Lard has declinedsaes Of barrels
1879 cents. Whskey is frmsaes Of so barrels 1914
cents
BALTiaoRE, Nov. 22.-Four has improved-Cty Mills,
50; Ohio sold for 50 l214 but the close held
50 l25 50 u.s. Wheat highersaes Of red at 81 0s
81 IL for good to prime; white 81 10 81 20. Corn is
highernew white, ~ rs cents yellow, so asa
Bacon-tte doing sides, Is l3 cents shoulders, l21
l2A cents Pork-mess, SCI SCI so. Lard, IL l254
cents There is considerable inquiry for beef pork, and
lard, for foreign account.
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L. y
STONE daughter Of Col Aueusrus srosG Of Hamsr,
w o. w;.ss Rev
BURfoRD daughter of Mai DAVID BuRroRD, Smith couut.
AMUsEMENTs.
The Varieties.
la.o, Of Holiday street Theatre, Bal,mors.j
H,v q r ch
l. D.
FRIDAY EVENING, November 49, 1855,
Overture by Orchestra
Amer which Tom Tayors new comedy, in acts, entitled
STILL WATERS Run DEEP,
Song. Miss Morani.
To conclude with
THE EATON BOY.
Admission 50 cen,s orchestra seats rs cents family circle Is
Nov %
National Theatre.
Lessee and Manager Henry C. JARRETT
$50 Also, OF The Museum, baltimore.
Stage hanaeer................ ........Mr Jefferson
PRICES ADMISSION.
Dress circle and parquet So cents
Family circles second Is
charge for reserved seats, Private boxes be obtained
Doors 6k O'Clock Curtain rises at TX O'Clock
precisely
FIFTEENTH DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
the original mpeonaors deln
Of Irish and Yankee characters,
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Mr. Barney Williams sing There's Whskey in Jug
Widow Machree," and " Paddy ORourke."
Mrs Barney Williams sing Day, Bobbn
Around" and My Mary Ann"
SATURDAY EvsSsO, Nov. a. 1855,
The performance will with the patriotic drama of
IRELAND As 1T Is.
Afer which, the petite comedy of
BARNEY THE DARON
To conclude with the cence written originally for Mrs
barney Williams,
IN AND our OF PLACE.
Nov 23-2t
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Martin Koszfa ia Tsxas.

NEw 0mIEAss, Nov. 2l.-Martin Rosza has arrived in
Galveston from Chicago for the purpose Of making Texas
his future residence.
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New York Furnishing establishments.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PennsyvaRa avenue, ID below the National Hotel
ESTtNgs vessines vcstnss. superior
o. velvet, cakhmercs, aud rich silk vessngs.
Of c0ha and casaimercs which
order.
Genilemen's furnishing goods.
Nov 2l-diw WALL STEPHENS.
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HARVEY q ADAMs, having psrchased Of &C. Wheels =
III Of hardware the lately occupied
respectfully call the nenon Of purchasers to their
goods We by strict attention bust
ness good articles line
HARVEY 4 ADAMS.
Nov Id
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MARRIED.,
In Harmar, Ohio, evening
wAxKrIELD, HUNTER NICHOLSON, esq, 10 Miss LoTTIE
r. STONE, daughter Harmar
Al Beechwood, Tennessee, 23i u by the
HKsKLx. D. d. Col. JOHN X. HOWARD, of Weson MARY
BURfoRD, daughter of Mai DAVID BuRroRD Of Smith cous
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TAHCEH positively cured without the use OF eaus-
tic knife. Having demonstrated that
remedy cancer afflicted upon
Just and liberal Of cure, pay
persons desiring its efficiency,
referred the following citizens OF Ba,moe viz Mr. Thomas
franklin Mrs " No. Ill Gundy
Tiffany Place Rodah Nichols Bethel Court
broadway William SPAWN, Cary south OF Pratt
afflicted that,
this terrible disease be taken in hand with az little delay
possible.
This remedy all where the vital
affected
attended the country the apply
ing paying the attending expenses.
All communications addressed promptly answered.
JOHN GATHERS,
Nov 22-dlw No. l02 baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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PHILADELrHA, Nov. 22.-Dr Beaie has been Liberated
from prison upon the pardon Of Gov. Pollock.
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SUPERIOR Turasng Lathe Splendid OF
private saeThe subscriber has for private sale
superior turning with complete Of
every suitable for svermith, jeweiler,
maker requiring fno TOOLS which will
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Nov s3-d6t Aucfoneer and Commission Merchant
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LARGE BEeUEsr.-Lewis Broadwe, Of Cincinnati, has
bequeahed threefourths Of his property amounting
100000 the First Uniyersalist church of that city
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
srArE pEpARrMENr.

The German Di.--Extracts Of letter from cores
pondent residing Frankfort Maine, Germany dated
October 18th, 1856
"The first sitting of the German Diet after its recess,
held the 26th OF October Baron Proksch Austen gave
notice Of his appointment ambassador to ConstantiDope
and also OF the nomination Of Count Rechbergs the
Austrian plenipotenary and the presidency OF the Diet
'The credentials OF Baron Brunnow Russian ambassa-
dor to the German Confederation presented and ac-
ceped.
1.-The subjects treated of in the sitting of minor i'm
porance with the exception OF the affair OF Wurtemburg
The atocra Of that State had called upon the Diet for
demnty for the prerogatves they had los by the political
changes of S4s and sl9 The Diet after having asked for
explanations of the Wurtemburg member decided to
mend the of Wurtemburg the proprety of
eectng settlement acceptable to these nobemen and at
the ne recommend these nobemen the propriety
moderatng their claims order to facilitate the business
" 1t is to be remarked that the decision in this
nends expressly settlement lin the constitutional and
by legal did in the affair OF Hanover.
The task of the Wurtemburg government however by
This government will have to obtain from the
chambers modification Of the laws passed in lS49, and
cunary Indemnity behalf Of the arsocacy The second
chamber the dissolution of which took place in July last
had always been very much opposed the wishes OF the
government in this affair and il is very probable that
greater condescenson will be shown by the chamber
be elected on the 9th Of December next
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John III. nUTHMANN Importer and Dealer In Wine
brandy, CIGARS &C. Pennsylvania avenue,
~ 9Th has received part of his fall suppies
Madeira Sherry, Port, Of various grades and prices
Cognac brandy pale and dark, from high order fail
article
Scotch whiskey scbedam gin, of superior quality
Jamnica rum, Monongshez whiskey extra fine
red and white, (Ansetie of Dusseldorf the
Rhne,D Maraschino
London
Edinburgh Scotch ale
Champagne Of Mumms, and Moet 4 Chandon's Imperial
Ieidsieck b Co, suinm's, and Meet & Chandons Verze
nay and lie Rougrmoni
Alsn, sparkling 81. Pessy, pink and white
With y assortment Of Havana cigars
Resala 81 Gas, Regsia Ia vnianuevz
Es Chay, venezuauo +.
viiisnueva, Londres, IIumos &c, &c.
Also OF Rhine (somc spaklns and
French white from the highest priced 10 fine Bo
table wine.
93-3if
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Thursday November 22.-The court met at ii O'Clock
The judges all present.
David Bailey esq, of Charleston, South Carolina appear
ed and attorney of this court.
The argument in the prvateer Armstrong claim (adourn
ed over from yesterday resumed by Hon. Philip Philips
who followed by Hon. Charles Naylor, of Pennsylvania
who concluded his remarks The Solicitor will follow wit
his argument Tomorrow
The court adjourned meet at ii o'clock tomorrow.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Ns5 Post OEces.-The following named post Offices
have been established, and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters
Bondville, Marposa county, California; Stephen Bond
postmaster.
Germania Marquette county, Wisconsin; Philip E. Hase,
postmaster.
Mount Airy, Philadelphia county Pennsylvania Samuel
Wolf postmaster.
Anderson, Sumter county, Georgia; Jesse I. Register,
postmaster.
ton, postmaster.
West Richord, Tioga county, New York; G. Osborn,
postmaster.
Planvle Norfolk county, Massachusetts, John P. Chez
yer, postmaster.
Alton Bay, Beknap county, New Hampshire Charles
Tuttle, postmaster. Re-establshed.
Macon, Powhatan county, Virginia; David Strstton,
postmaster. Re-establshed.
Change Of NameThe Of the post office Mount Airy,
Berks county, has been changed to Grand
View
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Clerieag Appointrasnf.Mr. A. w. Clark, Of Pennsyya
na to class cerkshp in the General Land Office, In
tbs place Mr. r. b. Deitrick, removed. Salary, ST. 200
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DROGRk;ss Of Religious Ideas; by L. Maria Chiids.
L 3voIs.
Purchase, Early Years the Far West
Lily Novel. VOL
Works of Chas. Lamb. 2 VIOLA
HaTpers' Story Book. Vol. 4.
Mexico aud III Religion; by r. A. Wilson. Illustrated.
Border Beagies; by w. Gilmore Simms.
Smike by Charles Dickens
The Child Wife by Charles Dickens
Mysteries Count Of the stuarsi by William
Nov FRANCK TAYLoI.
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THE Yearbook OF Agriculture, tho Annual OF
Agricultural frosess and Discovery for less and 1856 by
David a. Wells, A. M. Price 81 So
TeIt book, Practical and Familiar EXPOSE
the Constitution Of the United States by Fuman sheppard
"a cens
Border Beages Tale Of Mississippi by w. Gilmore smm,
esq. oI Is
smkc. Nicholas Nickeby of Charles Dickens 37x
cents.
Wife, David Copperded Of Charles Dickens
SIX cents.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURYS
Nov - Bookstore, 9th street.
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FuS IN sroRE.-Fanny Fern is coming out with new
novel called "Rose Clark Fanny intimates that all sh,
has before penned isn't circumstance to H.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams appear at the National tc
evening 1t is unnecessary to say more to insure
crowded house.
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COK RENT aud commodous dwelling house I'D
joining Miss kolDes 9th street. between Penps
and Louisiana containing dining
and kitchen the FIRST floor chambers,
os and toilet the sscoad; aud three chambers h
Also, large balcony in 'front.' spacoss cellar for
and coal The above house Aaishsd In the latest re avn
Gxtures kc and within CITY yards OF Guys National
Browns Hotels For inquire of j. Clokey
street noh, between l4th and l5th
Nov 9s-das
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Barney Williams will sing There's Whiskey in the Jug
q Widow Machrec," and g. Paddy O'Rourke."
Mrs. Barney Wilams sing sdsesadence Day,
AIound, -" and !" My Mary Ann"
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ExoaBITAET wAGEs--Ihe New Oreahs Picayune, OF the
9th instant, says:
"The rise in the Alabama found such scarcity OF
steamboat labor there that between competition and the
exacton of the hands wages raised Saturday last
the exorbant Of 500 per month Even the mail
boats learn bad to submit TO the payment OF course
however this ennnot last long
The FRrScH PROVISION AGESTs-The Buffalo CONNER
cisl Advertiser bays
The agents sent by Louis Napoleon to this coun-
try not confne themselves TO the purchase Of grain,
but throughout the West they actively engaged In
buying large numbers Of hogs and cattle large
Of wheat bias already passed through this city
DIyoRcE GRASrED-At indianapolis, on Monday week. a
divorce was granted in the of Susan Woodward rs
Fletcher Woodward. The plaintiff is the wellknown
tress, Susan Denim,
ROMANTIC OCCIDENTAL soldier who was present at
the capture of Sebastopol relates the following romantic
story
party Of men belonging to different regiments were
parong from house to house in search OF plumber In
Of the houses they beautiful young female
about eighteen years Of age OF course
ignorance shown amongst the party who commenced
to drag her about and would used violence her
not young belonging to the 18th taken musket
aud threatened blow the sst mans brains out that laid
finger her whereupon the young woman few TO this
man. and clung to him for protection, She followed him
ali the way back to the camp when coming in sight Of
his camp be beckoned her TO return but she would not
leave him.
whether she had fallen in love at first sight don't know
but she TO the camp with him. AS soon as he got
there he was instantly confined for being absent when the