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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-12

y STKAws.-The items published under this
caption in the different political papers are
vastly amusing. The Cincinnati Commercial
gives these .Straws''s to its readers daily. A
Cincinnati paper dishes up a "straw" item in
this wise: 'STwo gentlemen Of this city, one a
Fremont man, the other for Buchanan, went
fishing not long since. The Fremont man
caught thirty fish; the Buchanan man nary
oae.'' From this result, the editor justly con
cludes that the whole country is for Fremont!
1t is q harmless way OF manufacturing politi1
cal thunder. The Philadelphia Ledger gives
the following: is5 s. ~ = al1oisoaa9 sle !
In the jackson and Adams campaign there
was scarcely any public assemblage that the
vote was not taken. or pretended to be taken,
and officially published in the newspapers;
and, what is a little remarkable, it was almost
always in favor of Adams, though the real
public sentiment of the country, legitimately
expressed, told very different story. Some
very strange means were resorted to-, in order
to get the advantage of this kind of popular en-
dorsement, but the best dodge" we remember
is that adopted by the captain of canal boat
he was bringing down large number Of pas
sengers down the Pennsylvania Canal, and had
been considerably irritated By the publications
in the Wing papers, showing that the travel
ing public were all for Adams. Watching .
favorable opportunity, while nearing bridge,
and while his passengers were on deck, dis
cussins politics, he called out, All in favor OF
jackson viii stoop their heads" Every man
daeked, ofcodrsey to avoid coming in collision
with the bridge, and the captain riumphantly
raised his head, crying ,eunaninous for Jack
son, /" and so it was reported in the Democrat
&c paper of the extlviltage This was con-
sidered the best political 'dongc" of the cam
paign.o sqcoa 80 g eego4s SIS 10 aas}anI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-12

or The attention Of readers is directed to
the advertisement in another column, Of a ho-
tel for sale in Newberry, Ind Any one desi1
rous of making a profitable investment would
do well to apply to the gentleman mentioned
in the advertisement 81. =, =, 81 g,s -.
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s- Thu Fourth Quarterly Meeting of the NJ. E. Church.
for Inge street Chapel viii this mOrningat
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JHARKi FROM THE :" TooNBs,"1 A DoLEFuI.
SovND.-Snch must have been the reflection
of s. Arnold Douglas, when, as Chairman Of
the Committee on Territories, he saw the dole
ful necessity of reporting Mr.. Toombs new
Kansas bill, althoughit abrogated in effect,
self had originated but two years before
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

u 4 Il II s.
one square ten lines one time oc three times 81;
one week 81 3d. two weeks. So moaAa 81 three
months - six months $40; year. Discount
ar9er Cards of six lines under per
aHnum No charge 70 marriage deatlcor religions
IME.-2000 btls in superior order, cOolite Blue River
IA and Wolf Greek White Lines and SehilliDgs Grey. al
uys hand; also White and Grey by
TYR rot .seatfh 7Ft. i n GEO FOSTER a. CO. 1
@sEAI EN- r2os bbls IIulme a. scr salevery
" fotr-hy iy12 GEO FOSTER & CO
ETLOUR.-Ioo bills AMI reed per raiIr ad day
g. tor sale by : iyl2 GEO. FOSTER a co.
EPuFFNER HALE & co, Kanawha ssft.To1 .a5s7
A@ ssf q GEO. Ft.STisR 81 Co, Ag nis.
Haze $500 bills on hand at railroad depot and oanaI -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-12

+ 0T Yesterday, spring fever was epidemic.
Its ravages were fearful, particularly in down
town precincts, every man, woman, child and
babyswe met, appeared to be in its last stages.
We felt sorry, but could do nothing for them.
Physicians are nonplussed. No antidote has
yet been discovered for the complaint Tie
medical faculty themselves are notdexempt
from its rderciless discrimination True,
the day was breezy, but the breezes only
served to lull one more gently into slunber.
Eyes-would'nt stay open, and limbs almost
refused to do service. g9zsarfelb L9nadsA
Two individuals. up town tried to get up a
fight, but the intensity Of the midspmmers
heat with the fire of their wrathcombined,
soon boiled them down and they didtis fight
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TAKE NOrHd,E,.

"a btpersons haTinEin their poe esson Uniforms
n Yroporty belonging the Young America Fire Com
Immediately. w w COMES =
1510-lw Asst Secretary.
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r'HE Emporium Real Estate and manufacturing oompa-
NY having completed plan aud arrangements. will
oder sale tn highest biddF desirable
for business purposes machine shops residences, &C.,
the thriving admirably located of
"a ZGj2oCnOS ESrITAZH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-12

rENHE Stoekh6fders County Land Assoc
l citation hereby call Of fifty per cent
on the to be paid TO
Horn brook Treasurer before the August next
jys-dtdw5ts a. SAMUEL ORR. Pres't. 2
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Ia isa boxes R-efsg Tins. $50 boxes Is Tin:
5000 lbs assorted Wire. for sale by s,,,-,,;
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HOTEI. FOR NAIIE

'HNHE stand known the New Hotel Neberry. viii
n sold terms the ttis
located in the hourishug of Nebcrrv Greene
ty Ind hasa the accessory houses cistrns with
eommo dions Stables atraehe When it is
berry is the terminus of the souhern ivsieu f. and
G. Straight Line Railroad, aud also Immediately
the and Cana at the Feeder Dr hite river isa
beautiful an d hsalth with good nR
country any in the persons wishing
pertv this kind will the advantage investing
For pareieulas apply to either 8 L. STo1DARD cr'
iyIIIA THOMAS JOHNSON. +
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). -, L UMBERt LCMBER!!
e. II. BENNETT

wETOUTp respectfully announce to the citizens Of Evans
vile and country he keeps constant
ivn ban A a farrs full assortment of Pine Lumber
Shingles. and undresseo MI ~
dressed Weathe rboardug etc which WA teI
heap for Orders country solicited AZ
Carpen ter street roar Foundry .ss
He has also yard YinecB the Eyausysalq 4
Craw erdsvie Railroad Dep and is prepared 10 fuFnh
to all in that section with full variety cheap be
bought in Evansville. s. 49, L. L. " ATsof, Agent,
.jy3 If 49, g 4 - ~ & e 81 Vineennes.
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By order Of the Board Of Dirsas9rs ]. :, q

selel 900 If. aHAIsER. Pre,'t.
Once Of e. & land NJ. g Emporium. Pulaski County
800 a 15s3BOARD OF DIRECTORS ~4
II. Lindsey. coviugton, Ky; NJ. NJ Rawiing. Mound
City. Ills T. W. Cochran Lexin Ky.;
Liberty. Ind Dan'l AFTER. Pulaski ce HIS; o. Hite
BArdsto wa. Ky: W. H. Stokes. louisville. Ky. 1ys3tE
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EtOFFEE.-75b bags prime Eastern oTees 81
~ 2epaekets Old Govt J ava Coffee; in store
tor safe ~ - Jyll u. III. coo K & SON
- - gross ground Repper; Is ground Ginger;
rs do y do Alspiee; 10 do do - Gloves: 3
10 do do. oinnamon;5q do= Kencuety Biustsrd;
srfE 10 bhls Drted Apples; 30 bush Corn Meal; -
jy1l z. H. cooK SON
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Us 4 ~ LOS. ------a l. Samuel ORR
SssOEfET Iron AND EINC.-3 .tsHa -
= bdls asserted Sheet 1rou5 casks sheet ior
sale By jys - 2 pam o JIM
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E1Low HANDIEs.-sOO pair for sale y su,1 ORR ORR
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n EsstoNs.2z5 boxes fresh only days Oat from ne
H orleans forsale low By ,osrrr., :. 20,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

The stated meeting Of The managers was held ai the
Bible House. Astor place. Thursday, October q at half
las, four M Dr. Thomas Cock In the chair, assisted
by VIM. b. Crosby, ESQ.
Four new societies we're recognized OF which two are
In south Csrolra IN Ohio and one In Texas.
Commentators received isom agents In different
parts OF the home work. showing the generally promising
STATE 81 the cause and particularly regards the gene
raj supply Of the destitute which was recommended By
the rsrcI, society.
letter vas read from Prof. William II. Turner, o.
Washington City suggesting to the Board the purchase or
cerain portions OF ibe Scriptures nsnuscyip In the
haya language Of Yucaisn; from Rev. Arthur waring OF
Cape HsyHcn, acknowledging grant Of books and re
qucsing more from gentleman Bogota In regard 70
Bible distribution In that region from Rev Dr. Perkins
At 0osoemiah returning thanks for grant 70 thss mis-
scn for printing the Old Testament In modern syriac
with references; and from Rev Ramon Moutsalyasee
In regard W his lsbors Ia CsrthsscuA.
Cranta Of books were made 70 the New York Orphan
Asylum; to the Methodist Missionary society for thsk
mission st Cape ramas Africa; 70 the American Tract
Society, for distribution In places where have no
susiaries for distribution n Natal In Africa ~ Para
South America for poor settlers n the Cape Of Good
Hope: Bibles ana TeeAments for Shanghae. China; with
numerous smaller sranb In various languages including
|,wo volumes tor the blind.
Grants Of money we're made 10 the American Board o.
Commissioners Of Foreign Missions and 10 the Missionary
Society Of the Methodist episcopal church. sOuth for pub
fishing the scriptures In China
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
City Politics.

KNOW NOTHING CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
Al II Dusanne has be.n nominated by section Of
the American party! their candidate In the Third Con-
eressional district. This was Saturday evening
Mr. nurannc represented the Eighth ward (sxh dsiric
IN tho Last State Legislature. He young man. and has
tanned some nooriety NJ poet
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
Fred. y. Widkend has been put forward In the First
Assembly district, candidate by section Of the do
mccrstic party.
DEMOCRATIC COUNCILMAN NOMINATIONS.
Fnt Disrpf-Robert Leo, John c. Bai.cy.
Second DiStrh-Jobn vongAhn.
KNOW NOTHING NOMINATION.
Tatfh iucmtiy Disrid-Daniel Adams.
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FIRE IN THE BowEsr. About half past six O'Clock on
Friday night The gas In the window Of the fancy geods
store KEEP, by Israel Kahn, lios Bowcry, set M
shswls, and In fcw minutes the whole window was In
blanc. The fams extnguisbed with q few pals OF
water Loss about $780, injured for 1880 In the Full
tan, "a $50 IN the Williamsburg City, and 81, COO the
s. Nicholas Insurance companies.
Fu IN Wrsr ForRrrrSrB srRxrf.-A about eight
o'clock on Sunday morning Q IRE discovered In
closet In the third story Of dwelling house No 100 west
Fourteenth street. The IRE cxnguishcd with
few pals OF water: damage about $50. Mr. Jos. Back
aud r. Samuel A. Lewis, of the clothing burned
stnAte their loss ri about $50. Mr. Back has 81
suraace w the Manhattan Insurance Company and Mr..
Lewis ~ 900 in the Excelsior Insurance Company The
Ore was caused by child about three years old playing
with matches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

FArAI RFxrlr % PoIrIcAI Row.-Coroner Counfry
held an inquest upon the body OF named Edward
Gillespie, aged rs years. native OF this State residing
m No. 20 Park street. who died from the effects or
wound received In the head the night Of septic nber g.
while engaged In political squabbc with several men
opposite Keefe's qusr store, In Bysrd ,ect The Dc
ceased, alleged, struck in the head with BRICK
BY man named John len, who made HIS escape ct the
time Of the assault and has not since been heard o. The
deceased appeared in testimony got upon barrel at
the above mentioned place and commenced harauguine
plumber Of upon the meru Of the democratic candi
Date for Mayor when Left, 10 alleged, threw BRICK Al
him and struck him in The head. The deceased fell 70
the ground and was subsequently taken hts residence
IN Park street. where he fingered Until saturday nsht
when be died The Jury In this rendered verdict
ef Death from blow by brick In the hands OF John
Ien" The Coroner issued q warrant for the apprsheu.
sion Of the accused. The deceased attachc Of the
Cusiom House, and was well known politician in the
SUICIDE NJ HlSorxe-Coroner Hills held an inquest
yesterday o, the City Prison, upon The body Of man
named Jsmcs Farley, who committed suicide by hanging
himself 70 the iron grating Of bis oe The deceased "a
appeared conhr cd In the Tombs charge OF pctt
larceny and becoming low IN spirits determined to put
an end 70 his existence. according he detached hs
suspenders from his pantaoons, and fastening them
around hts neck hung hmseft 10 his prison door, ere tho
keepers Of The prson we're aware OF his Intention 70
co-nmii the rash act Deceased native OF Ireland
. thirty ave years Of age. Verdict, Death By
sI.cide.v
ACCIDENTAL nRowsno.-An inquest was also held By
Coroner Hills upon the body Of man named John W.
Hunter who found drowned asths foot Of l22a street.
Fast river. The deceased, appeared, was q writing
master but In rather INDECENT circumstances n IL
supposed that be accidentally drowned while swim
ng The rly0 ~ The foot 81 the above street. ss hts
cries for help were dstrcty heard by several Of the
citizens residing In the neighborhcod The clothing os
the unfortunate man found on the dock, and In hts
pocket found announcement stating that be IN.
tended forming writing clsss. Verdict Accidental
drovrng.n
FAIn AoopESr--An inquest was also held n No. ss
West Thirteenth street. upon tho body Of named
Mary NcKicrnan who died rom injuries accidentally
ceived by falling down the cellar steps The above house
the Sd inst Verdict. Accidental death /" Deceased
was 90 years Of age, and was q native Of Ireland
srrrosn DnowxNc.--Coroncr Connery held an inquest
al pier No. TO- North river upon the body Of N unknown
man. supposed 70 be Philip Icary who was found drown.
ed Dcs, ased was about 30 years Of are vas feet
inches h h, vas stout built tul faced, and had dark
brown hair. Deceased bad letter from waer faarvv
possession also - o. which vss taken charge of
~ the Coroner. Verdict "soprceei drownnsn
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Port OF New York, October o, 1855.
ARRIVED.


, p s = ts ssr g e s Gu. q
passed The hull o. large vessel with her meers just out Of
Steering $ 10 miles Of fiorda light large
70 Laelam Pleassn,s OCT Al AN on Fen.
ss,p aSsSsins Heard toi ssisn Phillips Manila Appi -
, wi. s; :s s fs to Ssr " da a. q " " .
sP c ssc, rsr " fT9,s ,srP9s sse Win
lon = 70 saw ship standing TO the westward supposed
ship WIN sisson tof Thomss,on Me-, Jordan Liverpool
2days with mdse and soe passengers % Nesmish sons
ssig Mediator ocGn: New Orleans. Sept yih md.e, 70
wreck Of schr painted bronze color outside and green
NE main ssa Win cotton sail hearty new. attached BOW
prt and boom alongside and anchor with hemp cable
Is iss hui being sya win ne ana
board q GsS BSass o. Nantucket
second mate, aged "a years -.
Gibraltar seps via rsgs 70 crGe sept * M S. lon Is 20
.pote whaling sehr PALMYRA of Maaposeto 30 days out
bark Meteor Or re Poppe Bremen. days, with mdse
BARI s Gen Ysyor ~ aosop Boston, bound %
New orIeans pat into 81. pcri for SsIs. having The 4!
heen knocked down 80 that he rudder bad control
5 sna hs s nss IN sS a ~ sns
sea which carried away the quarter boats and hlied The
srs Bsss swan OF Gsorrs,osn. SCI gcdesr, Bristol f.
last 10 Middleton 70
i5sh ard Msiaes aisi with irgt wine &c 20 Gomez Wallis
% Van Brunt Saeht Sept 10, ai S. lon "a 20
experienced heavy gale nom sE which changed suddenly
SSW carrying away msnboom, steering wheel split sails
&c. also niuring Capt N severely. Oc at Pm, lat ~ -
on n 81 spoke schr Narcn Taylor hon Charleston for
Providence
schr chas Laverty @ masiedD. curan. 81 Marys, Ga
days
qthr Ruhcon. Thomas Camden, Me.
S<hr Fra, Chamberlain. Boston.
Schr River Queen, Fowler. Providence.
gchr Brarcs. Dickinson, Portland. c.
Schr Brsinerd, Huse, Portland. O..
echr A q Pcarse. Brooks. Portland Ct
gchr q Gillum. Cooper. Portland. CT
echr Cockford, Thomas, New Haven.
Sloop Sprague, Fish. Warrhsm
sloop Pointer Fowler. Providence.
Sinop joel Bal. Cole Portland. O.
steamer Parker Ven. Ramsey, halnmnre, No " Cren
ven &C, 3PM OF Grea, Fge Harbcr. passed bark CITY
cf Norfolk. hence FIR baltimore.
steamer Oneida. shaw, Philadelphia.
steamer Beverly. Pierce, Philadelphia
steamer Po;cmfka Cushman, New Bedford.
steamer sachem Thrnsher Hartford
BELOW.
one ship unknown.
wind during the day, from ENEtoSE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

EREE GALLERY.-THE AMERICAN ART GALLERv
OF paintings, OF Broadway st Nicholas Hotel Bul1-
deep, with LOFTY and airy skyghs being admirably adspte1
tor the exhibition and sale Of paintings We have nov
exhibition some 800 paintings By the most talented artists =
the cay and our gallery constantly increasing that
shaH shortly have the finest collection of country
Among them be Of the romantic scens
our American rivers all Of them taken the spot aso
fruit pieces IL great profsiou; splendid
views besntiq figure and flower pieces also very ano
beautiful after Tie originals and great variety Of subjec
all in massive rich gilt frames made by the celebrated
manufacturers oft city Strangers and city friends
invited TO call and examine for themselves Those wishing
purchase fine paintings TO adorn their walls will find
and most valuable collection to select from in the
this gallery aaesroom for their paintings propose
allow then. 10 leave their productions at gallery exhb(
days TO be sold at public auction JOHN LEvIsON Auctsa
and Proprietor Of the American Art Gallery 5 Broad
way, [St Nicholas Hotel,l Ny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

CONGRESSIONAL NoMSAuoS-rhe delegates 10 the Fifth
Congressional District Democratic Convention, comprs-
ing Essex and Hudson COUNTESS met ., Newark, Fri
day night last and nominated JAmos r. worteDdyke Of
jersey City, for Congress Mr.. W. u lawyer by profess
sion, and member Of the Board OF Aldermen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
Brooklyn City News.

Hall presiding, and Aldermen Walsh Oakley and Shaw.
The Health Officer submitted the following
OCTOBER L. 1856.
-GESTIEmEN-I have to report of small pox
In Raymond street. No of contagious infectious fe
have been reported to me for the last three days
NJ WENDELL. Health 0dicer.
The owners Of the brig Colonel venntman permit
TED to lighter cargo Of sugar and moasses The vessel
Is from Trinidad de Cuba, she had performed quar-
aDtne duty, and was froe from disease.
Mayor HALL stated In answer question that he had
inspected every portion ofhe city the day previous whore
disease Of contagious malignant nature would be
likely TO exist and had found He had made
careful examination and thought everything favorable
for . renewed state OF health.
Bond street reported In filthy condition, and the
matter referred to the Alderman Of the Tenth ward,
when the Board adjourned.
BODIES FOUND IN The WATER.-Coroncr Redding held
uquests yesterday upon the bodies Of two men which
picked up al the foot a aRcst street. Friday
and Saturday. One was Eve feet eleven inches high;
thick check Shirt flannel under Shirt satne
pantaloons with paint thighs cowhide boots letters
IT l.. c.. Tor g. on right arm In India ink The other
Is five feet nine inches high with sandy hair black
cloth vest, light shirt and brown pantaoons. Neither
were identified. Verdict "Found drowned
FATAL AcCrpESr.-Coroner Redding held inquest at
the hospital Friday upon the body OF Patrick Casey
who killed the day previous. he was engaged in
the basement Of new house. when Of the material
above fell and crushed him. He had just gone 70
work. His family resides in Williamsburg.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1856.


Personal Intelligence.
Dr. Kane leaves for Europe, In the Baltic, which SANS
on saturday next from shis port The health Of Dr. X b
10 much impaired chat trip to Europe thought nsoes-
sary for his recovery.
The New Orleans PtcGyame, Of the 20th ut says
We learn by private letter received by tho Empire
City, that the hon. Pierre S0ule had reached San Juan
del Norte, his way homo, and waiting thore the
arrival OF steamer 10 return 10 the United States. He
viii probably embark the Texas for New York There
will be steamer for this port by which he return
here, a. the AsprwA steamer does mot now touch nj
San Juan.
Our latest advces from San Juan stated that Mr. Soul6
had left that port for AspinwA from whence he would
take passage for New Orleans.
ARRIVALS.
At the Iafarge House-CaL Buchanan, u SAL Hev r. H.
Saysa H5 s. DR. MorsEue Florida Hon b B.
stephen Clark, Albany; Col J. Noxon, Crescent N T.; Dr.
r. Crane New Orleans; Major Porter Savannah, Ga. Dr.
Chas Canahe New Orleans Hon. Judge Wayne Savannah
Ga Hon j. washburne do; Col d. o. Tamadge. U. s. Al
son, Coomo, California; Major W. Root PhAdephs; Hon
Stirring Scotland; Richard Stirling, do; r. 8. Ayers Mem
phis, Tenn Chas. 7. Mills, Savannah, Ga
From Norfolk &C., in the steamship Roanoke-Messrs
Herman, Calm, Stewart, Ker James Could Chas Hard
grave, James Keller. Miss Fisher, Ogden Gilmore VIM
Baile. Christie Mrs Geo Moore, Miss Mary Jarvis
samuel Marsh. simmons, Alex Beuch Eler Puison.
Rich Agnew Lewis Shank and sdy, Mrs Macready Thos
Uncles, Job Haukinbeg, VIM Benthu, VIM Wasbburn,
Mrs Hudgins, VIM Oliver Smith-and in the steerage
From Smyrna In the bark voyager-Mr II Bowers, Mr.
II 0oodel Miss A Goodel.
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shirt sewers In the Mayors Once.
ro rur rpyToR or THE HERALD

n ". nrRhb ~ last Sunday was the substance Q, an
AFFIDAVIT BY Mary Afkns, 81 the Mayors Office In which
ntmaied That cheated her ~ Der wages fbss
true a. the oce from the Mayors Office who examined into
the aier and co wing testify The tcuy with the girl
orig mated N The namroccnr'nr twice books
A. The ehsrse res heen dismissed you viii please make This
Cerfcctlcn, and uhilge, CHSRLFS DCNCONB
No Ia Fulton 81 corner Nassau
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
CABAwRA-From New York 18th, arrive Havana 18th and
New Orleans 18th. From New Orleans Hth Havana 9Th,
due at Few York ID
BLACK WARmoR-from Kew York 9th arrive ct Havana
LIST New Orleans Sd From New Orleans l2th
lath due New York 18th.
Leave New York at 10 AM and New Orleans al AM.
QUAKER CrrYFrom New York 7th OF each month arriving
Havana lah and Mobile 14th. From Mobile 2d, Havana
2ah, due al New York 18th.
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~ enov,rx communication translation of document
ares by the institute Of France 70 Dr Jackson Of
Boston Win The request that should be translated ana
chi,.,sa extensively throughout Amcrcs and the West
Indies
-. ts,,re,uai seere,nry IN De Heaumonn IN hts letter
Ii desirable TIA should receive lagN publ
=, v,,nnsfefs AmeYica ara TIE wes Indes. since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

Ger s-Czaps If Asssa on q Sea ccpain.--Harry
William, was G. mmtcd for examination on 4 charge IL
s.ssuiarf captain Nclony Of the ship Enwood waiter,
vth sbFoadsxe.