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Tho oct OF March g. 1851 provides that except whore
specially otherwise adjusted, the Of postsge 10 or
from iorcsn country, Tor any distance over 80 miles
sLau be twenty ctnts and for any distance undcr 500
miles ven cent? From New York, via Havana 70 Pana.
ma the regularly es,abahed mail route the distance 10
go mics consequently tns hitherto coilec
ted eaers 10 20 from New York 70 Panama has been
twenty II appearing, however, that the disaocs
between those points By the direct Hue Ia only 3t5
mice authorized 70 say tina, the postmaster Gene
raj kss made IN order 70 receive postage accordingly
tbs refore, nom New York any place within 1850
Of that cty, 70 Panama, the rate viii hereafter be
cents rrepaynept required. From all points over %
mits, OF coursc tho rate twenty cents, prepayment
required.
RfbU,r ioS or roeTAGH TO THE WEST COAST or
SOUTH AMERICA.
We authorized tay that Postmaster Gersraf.
by and ~h the advice and consent OF the President
,he y lied ststs, asreeayly 70 provsion In section
nsps u, aporm rate o. ssn cent, rn,cd stats p.aSs
Tor al etteys T. asd from al points south OF Panama on
he coast of south America, and two cents each a.
Brdsb Pacific postage therefore, the rates viii So a.
sesoi. New Granada, Is cents on letter. sent. being
The United states and foreign postage Pre- pay ment re-
CURED.
Buspsventurs, New Granada, 10 cents On letters 70
oe,yed, being the United ssasss postage only
Newspapers seni cents, end newspapers received
cents, 70 be collected In the Unised states.
Fayts, Ismbsyeque Huanchsco. OAsms Hua0bo and
Dosss % e9as ns United
Lima, Proc, Isisy, africa and fquique, ,Poru,) 10
ccrss 90 tuers received being the tinted sss possse
Ony.
Newspapers sopt cents, snd qeyspepers resolved
otn,s each, 70 be collected in the Uellei siates
Gvsysqvn and Quito, (Ecoaaor,) Cobua and In Paex
tfs0itvs1 aud Oofspo, (Ch) % cents letters seut
being he unec States snd foreign postage Prepayment
sussco cosulsso. Valparaiso and - rago, (ohin 10
e,ias received being he United states postage
He-,pspers sent cents ard newspapers received 2
cents each, 70 be collected 10 the United ssss,
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TCorrcsTcndcfce OF tno Ranlm0re Srn.
WASHINGTON, ftc. rs, 1866.
nr.a.y.. Tn~gs a fsr,r,f~.~s

AccIprrr on THE NEv YoRx CENTRAL Rail
TOAD The express train from the west, due here
At 81 A. M, did not reach this city ttl 10 O'Clock.
IL was detained by an acciden, which occurred be
tween Fonda and A amsterdam. About six feet OF
rail was bI oxen of, This threw two Of the hind
the cars ard injuripg eight of the passengers. The
wife Of Mr. Morgan, Of Waterloo, Seneca county, re-
oeived the greatest injury. She is severely injured
in the forehead II bled profusely. Upon ayivng
here sbe was conveyed 10 the residence Of fussl
Ill Green street !: Il feared che has sustained in
ternal injuries. Mr. Gates. Of Hartford Conn, was
slightly injured He was conveyed TO staHwix Hall.
G. A. Gardiner OF Buffalo, also injured but not
seriously. He was accompanied by bis wife, who
escaped with slight bruise. They are at the Dele
van House. The remaining FIVE received only Hesh
wounds, and have already settled their claims for
damages against the company. Hr. Webster, the
brakeman, wss 50 serioualy injured that he vas
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now appears thss the Of tho passengers Of the
Iyonnsls farrfved Bordeaux unkn0wn and there.
fore Ii only probable, and cerain that Mrs. Strong
and her family arc among them. The despatch from
Bordeaux which the only account We have the basis
OF eli reports merely says the captain and fifteen others
are saved AZ Mrs Strong and family seen In the
captains boat by Of the persons brought to New
York by the Elise Is fair 10 presume they are among
survived their exposure in open boat When tho
oaoer Lasuerre who arrived a New York. osr sight Of
the Ly opnas Captain DovRux was In yawi with four or
five others aitipg sinking Of the wreck Another
yavl was near him with Q few men 10 H. All the large
beats were steering away. The person saved cannot,
from any data nov on hand out belonging TO
any particular boat, the raft, or the yawls -Ne@
Hlpy5 Colrter. Dec. ~.
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HoMEsIcK SUIcIpE.-The Lockport Courier learns
that a young lady named Sophia Defoe, who was
ATTENDING school az Tonswanda, committed suicide
by hanging on Saturday last. Her parents formerly
resideo at Lewiston 10 Niagara county, but now in
Michigan. Deceased, about ten days since, went to
ToDawanda to attend school, and her suicide is
attributed to grief at being separated from her rela
tives. Just before she went out to commit the
crime she complained of being bomesick
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ATKINFI.
Steamship Baltic Comsisox Liverpool, Dee 10. go AN
with ard psssenscra to Collins. Dec 10 at 10 AN,
posed Light Iv' rroo of Crms Head passed ships
Lancaster Carrghmore bound 18th lat % ~ Ion
~ rs exchr geo signals with Danish ship bound u 10th, LIT
AZ So SO large sci painted black With jury
mast and mzenmas; l7th lat 46 40, Ion 81 90 cx
CHARGED sgras with ship 1bcs II Perkins bound fcotn
s. Jcbn Ms Ter IigerrooD I'D lat * e. syn o. 30 passed
humber u bis of -four or sea bread also pieces Of esh
ctloed bewaks. ana broken painted green I'd NJ
meridian experienced NE gale OF "a hours durattin be
Montsuk Point Fire Island; 2Nh, a. II Pm, arrived
al the bar Sandy Hook
Park CaroIIs Wood Charleston days with cotton. to
Durham DnoD.
Brig FDcl r) Murphy Windsor IS days wish plaa
R,y Ocean T,avsier (or Brunswicl sargeau. George.
tcynso dsys With lumber, to Peek Church; vessel 70
Hunter A 20.
schr Ew,iehi Nsrsden, Machas days. with lumber to
Msytew, Talbot Co.
sttsmerJ Harris, Smith, New London.
SAILED
From Qusran,ne ship Reporter San Franclsca from the
city, ships 90 thoo - xanocrer, New Orleans; barxs
Jane nareett Glasgow Gooespeed Mobile
sid 2h ships Africa tBr lNerpoo Tennessee San
Juan Nc.
Wind during The day wsw 70 NV. and fre.h.
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News from the West Coast OF Afsics.

The steamer Gambia arrived at Plymouth on sth ia
sian, with adyoes rom Old Calsbsr 10 Oct 3ls Can
rooms Nov I'd, Fernando Po 3D. Boupy, 9Th, Lagos, sh
Cape Coast, llth, LIBERIA and Sierra Leone Goth.
The Ipiied stsios nigate jamestown Was Of Sierra
Lsone
Al Fernando 70 trade was no< brhk.
At The Camcfoons and 81 Old Caabar, trade dull nj
The former place owing 10 disputes with the native chie
al the latter the uae aud fnssion people had differed
about some presumed undertaking BY people supported
BY the mss,ou interest Tho consul had been there,
made inquiry, and sent his report homo.
Al Bathurst trade dui; disturbances expected
NJ BAnra and communication with Ashantes country
had been interrupted.
Twas rumortd at Sierra Leone that there had been
battle in the Interior Ia which four thousand persons
sad TO have been killed. Toe Mink lying In the
Lagos In readiness, In the event anticipated disturb
srces putting her services regulation.
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Movements or Ocean steamers.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
EAsxiFrom Chair 10Th ana 4th due At Havana I'd
and 9Th from Havana 10th and 2Sh due ii New York lh
uAaAxs.Frorn New York 18th Arrve OF Havana l7h and
New o.lears lgt, From New Orleans sta, HAsAnA 2'th
BLACK WARRIos~Frora New York eth arrive .. Havana
u. and New orleans ID FROM NOW Orleans ia HAVANA
Leave New York ct 10 An and New Orleans ct 3 AM.
QuAKxR CryFron New YORK 7th OF each mont arriving
q Havana lsh, ard Mobile lAh From Noodle 1aL Haysns
14th, due 81 New York 18th.
TnE OVERLAND MAILS TO nspIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value 70 those having correspond
In the East:
The mai leaves South ampton the 4h and 3h Of
Arrives al Gibraltar about the 9Th and q OF same mona
Arrives Malta about the 18th and Both OF month
Arrives Alexandra about the lSt OF same and 9Th offo
lowing month 49, .
Arrives a, Adcn about the atA 9h of and 10Th
Leaves Alden about the 18th 18th Of day
val for Bombay, and 18th 10 10th Tor China DC.
Indian Navy arrives Bombay about the Sd ~
and 18th to "a OF the following month
and c. arrives q, Point de Gale about tho 6
7h and 22d to 80 OF following month
Leaves pot de Gale for Pulo Penang the same day. ntse
steamer has already arrived which akea the mail on.
Arrives Pulo Penang about the i3h or iyh and 18th or
Arrives al singapore about 18th 10th and ss lss of
following month
Leaves Singapore about IL hours arer arrival
Arrives Hong Kong about the I'D or sss and oh or ioh
Of follow ing msnth.
Two mails Engand-one on the 9th and 9Th OF eaeh
nont-yia Marseies, and arrive at ALEXANDRIA about the
the Southampton mall.
r. An znoyages and letters itc1Sti for Ne NEw Yogx
HERALD should ~ sealed.
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AN OFFICIAL ARRESTED IN UricA.-we learn
that Marshal Hess today arrested the street Com
uissioner, Christian Cossleman, ard srought him
before The Recorder on a charge Of getting money
Of the city Wy fslse pretences. He gave bad 10 $500
10 appear st next Court Utica lesyaph, Dec %
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Naval Intelligence.
The United States soreship Relief from New York ar
rived al Rio JaneIro on toe 10th Of November
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wAsHN9ros. Dec. u, 1856.


Bigier AVID F0rnsy--Tbe Uaer Unrsiiabaity Of Both
--7nefr Treaty Of Aaanes and H,r Brought
About F6rney for The Seaate-7hs General Dis
gust fte idea O.cesi0n' at Warrington Virginia
Dfattsrs-Gor. IVia and Me Mullen Both on
he Wrong. Scent--d Nice Litter Point Exposed
&C., SC.
The article In the peansyiconian Of Yesterday 10
yindcaiion OF Bigler from the "slurs' OF your Ian
caster correspondent was written by Forney, and
with view n sealing the treaty OF alliance entered
into las. winter over is Senate printing. Perhaps
no mao IN Pennsylvania was ever so denounced by
ano,bSr "a has been Bigler by Forney aud with e.
pecial reference too, TO bis se on the Nebraska
bin, which Pornsy nov pretends 70 paiatc and ex.
cue. he charged Bigler openly in the streets Of
Washington with having the Nebraska issue ignored
and bltktd al the Pennsylvania Democratic Con
vcruon o. 1854. snd vps in the habit Of deaouncing
him daily. during this same compagn against The
l. lov Nolhings, a. q "shlte.livered trimmer"
Thcn e uss Forteys Interest TO be All humble FOL.
icFcr N Pierce aud Douglas, and 10 sneeze when
lltsc TO ittt1t-,ts togk sra1. II was al the time
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec GAR steamer Besoa, seuew
NYofk
lie chip Eliza Ella hence fer Londonderry. with full
and vsukbe q breadsius Which grounded Mar
Hcok while proceeding got oil this morning, hay
tsLed tjuiy proceeded on her Much thir
rOair ice IN both rivers
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sa- an zao.aga and letters i.teadta for Ne NEw Yon'
Herald should " sealed
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BALTIMORE Dec st-on brig Monticello lnewl, Hopkins
Rio &c laneiro ard market schrs linda, aacaet B.s
TrspiLn. Wallace, LiyePcsl Eia new Johnson Liver
sosios be- st-arr Via essfan.sc shlp Mary Bsica.
Woo sn.y LiyeIpcoL cd chic Rufus Chose nsv aisi:
Dem msmsacnd, rslsdsphs lone nn.chis.as, Pel.ssl
Ssee mah.ws. ss,snnss sSSrs Vim Aw oo svoo
Ssf. II y
afternoon shp ophelh ship tScescr remains the RosAs
IFS ss,:sss 'SS. Is. Ssfs,.
nah hs teoy , b,r oness ssysnDas sch, re,'a gu
fAil Fiyss De- .ssf s'f lama. :, Hss @
Is.se reraen sol,rs % sh as, s,Ars sarah l. smA.
alLvfss1h, Dec y AR RIB bari. Ea~ia N,her, Mobile:
ns eoe G,. f's s9 so. p. ss 40 ooasa s as
way Cor soon sr,aeI part cargo engaged Nonsauk. Ian
GioucEsi EE DC a~Arr schr. Trio ORR, Harrington.
For Ps: .sn rAs scss g. q h
e rs ESQ. .ss sl,;:
sns shs ca . r. fer s IA s N
dale; schrs Paviior chas a s,s,sou. 80 - 80
s s WV Yi NV w. sa .s IN vo, steamer
RsS ss.I ss .r sD Po s ss ,ss Es
o Es'I ss sss W Tsssns . soe zen
Rcsgsr s..sfcn scsnr, Jsiss wsii%ae s:Iep .%%s
ts s fs. sis:s'is "a SsI @
f;ssss s.sA y,ss; s s;;
:, . ana Mas % Ike e
Halet. fTcm Baltimore Tor hoston ~
Newport, Fec 2lkrr brig Reed crosby Eas'port for
pNisdelphia chrs Borden nrighimsn Fsll river foe
Iryans l. knowiee Gloucester for Virgfns;
rcvl Crardan Providence for Nansmond; 2h brig fooo
rorktt Ph ephis for Mathlehea1 In dsuess scbr
lfterTrse P,ewtr TSo.e for 81 Andrews HB stocp
gor Khrdes Providence Tor Nfors In ror "a AM, brss
prcroriri AfrtrX erhrs Enterprise iouiss Oyer
THovfDENgE Zee xs-Arr soop Grspcshot, Ferry, Fire
In. Msrr sorsos. Fiio, Bsctsoo fbfsisisals sssr.
Fss Nyrrh, fpr Gs 1ote ard Worcester for Phsfeipha
A. al ehor rear NsyNt Point
Hri1 John pow C9sgeshal from Maanv,s Of srt f,r
Yfooiieuce reported % haze rome Uie Wee
eseprg ~ fss, aud and ncaorcd lae vicinity Of pu,
lslsud harbor,
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THE LA TEST NEW S
RECEEvEDBY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
NATIONAL FAIR.

PHrLADgLPntA, Oct 1l.-The National Fair
closed to-day with an auction sale of blooded
The banquet of yesterday was partaken of
by over eight hundred persons Including two
hundred ladies. Among the guests were Bish-
OPP Porter of Penna., McCaskey of Michigan.
and most of the members of the Episcopa!ian
Convention. Speeches were made by President
Wider, Gov Pollock, Mayor Vaux, Gov. Price
OF A. j., g: w. Parks Gusts of Va, JOSIAH
VIM. II. Meredith. 49,
The entire receipts of the Fair will exceed
The number of visitors will exceed 100000
George A. Coffee, recently editorof the Even
ing Argus. (DemocraD has just returned from
stnmping the State for Buchanan He spoke at
the Democratic Fremont Club last night, en-
5racing the Republican cause. He attended the
Cincinnati Convention as Secretary of the Kew
stone Club, and made the formal announcement
Of the nomination to Buchanan on the part Of
the Club when visiting Wheatland, returning
from Cincinnati
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Wv CRop OF CLovERsEED.-Wc have been
l,ity well advised from the district of country
Ta- where clover is generally cultivated for
'soi, and the result lisa good crop of seed, saved
6 excellent order. Owing to the dry weather
tie plants did not grow very luxrriantly, and
therefore stood up we'll, and the seed therefore
idly nstnred, and no rain of consequence hay-
rs Allen whilst it was being cut and gathered,
tie seed is perfect, and the crop, If our informa-
ten is correct, is large one, more so than it
Is been for several years-so that VIC may look
.TloT prices the coming season. Cincinnati
Prize Current.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13

SUBTEERASEAN DIscovERIEs-A letter from
Jerusalem ola recent date, in the Augsburg Ga
zette, says: I'm digging out the foundation of a
house which is being built in this city for the
austrian Catholic clergy, the workmen discov-
cred, at depth of about fifteen feet from the
surface, several subterranean rooms, the walls
of which are of hewn stone, and the floor of
mosaic. The most important part of the dis
covcry is however, grotto cut out in the rock,
and supported by five columns. There are Ger.
tam indications which lead to the belief that
this grotto, tits supposed, was formed before the
advent of Christianity. Several capitals ofCor-
inthan columns and fragments of antique mar.
bles have been found. The Austrian, French,
and Prussian consuls, accompanied by the ar
chitect Endlicher, who is superintending the
building have visited these subterrancan gal
made The Mussulman authorities throw no OBJ
stacles in the way of these archaeological res
earchcs."
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DoTHE PURLLc SSow,what bargains are offer
dat tie Boot, Shoe and Hat Store of Mr.. B. II.
Watson, corner of Market and Monroe. Mr..
Watson, from circumstances which he could not
t'atrol, has found it necessary to close out his
sSk as fast as possible, and is offering his goods
Is such reduced rates, as make it point of
';'ao'ny with buyers to lay in next summers
il77.!y, to say nothing about providing them
sizes for this winter. We examined many
'faes in his stock and priced them, and from
" own knowledge call the attention of our
Ends to the bargains now to be had there
l''he rates, his stock ought to go Oft like hot
ass, To our country friends and dealers VIC
E''@ say by all means call and examine Mr..
Ei:Son's stock. You can't do better.
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufaotov

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufactoy
EREMIAH B. SHEPPARD and oIAs. MORGAN have
and Trunk Manufacturing business the name of shep
pard Morgan. f
Having purchased from Mr.. Knote the manufacturing
part OF his extensive establishment and his large
Workshops We have facilities for manufacturing which VIII
lowest rates and OF the latest and most improved style
We have now hand full all articles In
our line consisting Of Saddles Bries Harness. Trunks
Collars Whips Carpet Bags, SacheIs Saddle Bags &C.
lowest rates. -
Particular attention will be paid work; repair
Ing promptly attended and trust attention
and reasonable prices to merit continuance Of patrons
age which has been SO LITERALLY bestowed the former
proprietor. SHEPPARD & MORGAN, I
aug no I3l Main ST., corner Of Union.
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q o. VI II, Butler, Milwaukee, Wis; assigned.
f,i, - ". StoughtOn, St Anthony's Fails, NJ. T.;
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I9-DAY's AHusENENTs.-We are flush lust
Tx. The renowned Dan will be here in few
a'lri, with colors flying, and will commence his
Programme with performance this afternoon;
Ten one in the evening, and in like manner to-
E07row The bill, half realized, certainly con-
tins items of great interest for the circus going
population, and Dams canvass will doubtless be
8 completely jammed as it has been for many
aais. Wheeling is noted place for full at
ifadance on all such occasions, and all that is
-eleSsary is olet people know there's one about
But there's another little item of interest that
o'nes off in this city tonight, which is, the per
'finance of Mr.. Roberts the noted Tragcdian,
'ao makes his debut among US in the great
CHARACTER of Richard the third, or as Mr.. Ovens
a'Fefally has it, Richard the three times. Tues
Synlsht we understand he appears as Richelieu.
ms week at the Athenaum will be what is
called in the tcchnacalitics of the Drama heavy
aHe' as leading pieces of tragedy viii be played
very night "Our people must be amused,
therefore laugh and grow fat" says the Arab
t'oFeF6' and the proverbs right; only let us see
=" II that We cultivate mirth and amusement of
d profitable kind; and the best and greatest of
''s" HaFe so pronounced the elevated Drama.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13

tAIlrRFs-The following, says the N. Y. In
pendent is our weekly report of failures, as
'isanea;S, etc:
I; sf#stt Rogers Portland, Maine; failed
r.a "aFd' Babeoek & Riggs, New York city; sus-
Ff;Yi!ied; propose 75c.
.; Mason 4 Collins, ''Flour," New York CITY ;
'' E Liabilities about $3.50, OOG; mostly West
a., PANEL Clark & Co., New York city; suspcn-
\ \ King & Co, New York CITY; failed.
IIgfnry G. Carter, New York city; suspended
T p n. D. Church, Coeymans, y. Y; assigned
assigned - W. '''''e''ss Guy ~ -
Noses Moses Townley, Factoryviile, n. Y; assigned
MI, SIe,'eF Lasell, DR., Philadelphia, Pa; sus-
fsi rs Liabilities about Sl3O,00O.
liver 8 Msgee, Allegbany City, Pa; assigned.
Eoha Aarmoni, Charlottesville, Va; failed
u 1;etgl y Bushnell, Harrisburg, Va; failed.
w W nIeyman, Chester, S. c.; failed.
r. @Itef Simpson, Sandusky, o.; assigned
Crawford Bell, Evansville, Ind; failed.
VA d Spicer, Indianapolis, Ind; failed
an feSSen Brooke, Lafayette, Ind: fnied
inso!vcnt = w. A'oeNl''u' iii'' SOFA out ana
u Il 1; Butler, Milwaukee, Wis; assigned
f5,., W. StoughtOn, St Anthony's Fails. N. T.:
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Sold Out.

THE subscriber having sold out to5fesErs sh.nnrd
Morgan the manufacturing department of his establish
nent would embrace this opportunity his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage extended to him. for
the last years, and begs leave
his numerous friends and customers his successors know
ing them to be experienced workmen in every way
worthy the confidence aud patronage Of the public. have
no doubt they will render full satisfaction who may
favor them with their custom.
aug2-8m JOHN KSorE
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NOMINATIONS

Nav YoRk, Oct 1.-THE Republicans nomi-
mated Guy K: PeIton, present member from the
3D. Congressional District, q. A Richnlan in
+th. Geo. II. Andrew, one of the editors of the
Courier and Inquirer, in the 9th. Joseph B.
Stillman in the 9Th. James w. Nye in the It'll,
Hiram Wakeman, present incumbent, in the 9Th.
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WATSON'S TEN DOLLAR PATENT
Family Sewing Machine

STATE AND COUNTY RIGuT5 for using and vending
> this ey valuable Invention can be secured by anp
cation to the subscriber. - 4E
This inpenonis Of the complete and useful la
Dor saving improvements of the cauabe Of doing ton
1t i'll a far superior manner. 1883
The low price Of ten dollars, which they are retae
Reach of almost every family e. seamstress
throughou; the Unon and Will enable purchasers Of RIGHTS
90 whom machines are furnished tari prices that
%e for their Investment and labor the highest most
satisfactory remuneration.
RChs will be placed within The Of every enerprls-
Ing business man. an' upon such terma m insure
cess and FeIder their possession
source OF profit during continuance Of tile Patent
For further Information, enquire person or by mail
OF T. vs.. JOHNSON, General Agent,
octlOl2T Gibson House, Cincinnati.
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T1E following candidates for admission into
&Sral Academy at Annapolis, from the State
STr5ria, have passed successfully the usual
isiainary examinations, and received appoint
uats as Acting Midshipmen, vlz--Frnncis L.
E's Thos. L. Dornin, R. D. B. sydnor, Jno.
>NsKinley, Roy NJ. Hooe, and Thos. L. Harri-
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TIE WESTERN PoRk TRADE.-The Cincinnati
hice Current says the contracts for Pork are as
yet qnit. limited. Holders now, and for come
fss past, have been asking $6,25a6, so for early
Livery; but there is now less disposition man
zs.si to make contracts even ut &6a6,12 than
he IVES in August.
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Nofina.

HAVING sold out the Saddle, Harness. and Trunk Manu-
featuring part OF my business, shall devote myself
oT the presently exclusively to the Saddler
Coach Trimming business having by the change more
room AMI greater facilities, and being only in this
city, exclusively in this business and my long expe
T1ce In and extensive connection with saddnI business
hope TO be able 10 render entire satisfaction who will
favor with their Very thankful for the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed upon me- solicit continuance
OF tHe same. JOHN KSOTE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13
FROM BOSTON.

October 1.-THE friends of Fillmore had .
mass meeting and torch light procession III
Charleston last evening. Geo. Shillard, JAS
Dana, and others spoke.
The Democrats of the I'd district have nomi
mated Charles II. Mickey for Congress.