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Change of Time!
CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
US. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

TIE fine side wheel pas
Il Senger steamer FOREST CT q
TY, Capt. Geo D. Hoore,P and
SaSs1zsszDIURSI Capt Asa Shepherd So go
will daily between Wheeling and Forest
City eaying Wheeling every Monday, wednesay and Pr
day and the Dnrnal every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
att 4 M arriving WellsvRe In time connect With the
Cleveland cars and Pittsburgh in time the morning
ne East Returntngthe Forest City leryes Pittsburgh
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and the Durnal
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. Nj arriving
Wheeling In time for the mail lines for Ohio
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
S. c. BAKER & co. Agents.
"a Through Ticl IS for Cleveland, Toledo, MOnroe De-
trot; Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo DunkirS, sold the
office Of g c. Baker & Co ms
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DEATH OF HON. JOHN NJ BERNoN.

DEATH OF HON JOHN " BERNON
SAVANNAH, Jan. 1-AHons John II. Bernon
died In this city, this morning, after an illness of
twelve days The deceased was appointed At
torney General of the u. S by Gen jackson in
1929, and has held many offices of trust in his
own State.
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u :
Tie finest quality OF ladies glove leather Caters and bus
kn very fine and soft article Ladies' glove leather Cal
tiers, With high heels heavy sole, and button up the side
sfs CHILDREN'S WEAR
Patent eatheT lid, goat, leather lasting
calf and fancy boots gEites ankle ties slippers Oxford es
and all other kinds and styles always hand ri low prices
+ ss,34 GUNS
Ladies' and misses sandals boots aud oyerhoes Of
the best quality also great variety goods moi
del MI DORSEY
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#s.sFRON WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Southern mail fail
ed. toreach this city to-day.
The O. S. TreasuTer's Report, on the 29th ult,
shows $a27, 573, 90 in the Treasury subject to
draft,
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149. Isss Rad eiiar on hand and for sale BY
dc . u AsCG00Dk co.
< CASES gum shellae (Ofapge) for salrlby 3
y dss0 A-CGooIS& co.
10 nus Glae, rarious qualities. 'for sale BY
10 lbgs hydrlodate potash for sale by
dsss A.c. GOOD Z co.
: elS dea0sssss A.e. GOOD c0s z
81 LIS caleusl mi D koiilsss and for lals
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

House. or REruGB. we have received the re
port ofthe Select Committee of outLe gislaturc,
presented by their Chairman, Mr.. srEENRoD, on
a resolution to enquire into the expediency of
establishinga House of Refuge at the city of
Wheeling, and will lay it before our readers at
our earliest convenience. The report strongly
recommends the establishment of such an insti-
tuition, concluding as follows:
The State should establish this institution.
1t ought to be founded and under the exclusive
control of the State 1t is an Institution to ar
rest aud reform the criminal offender 1t is the
chief and highest dutyo of the State to protect
its citizens against the depreciation and aggres-
sion of crime. Thepeople cheerfully contribute
to the tablishment of Jails and State Prisons
topunish crime, and they have right to, de
mand the institution Of those benign establish
ments which stand commended not only for the
reformation Of erilne but for their economy
Voluntary contributions may sustain successful
~ charitable institutions, but the State should
ever have the exclusive control of all institutions
designed to correct offenders"
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we findin the Cincinnati Commercial, the fol-
lowing account of a most brutal and disgraeefuI
occurrence at Maysville. For the credit of hui
mainly we trust that the CommerciarsaccOuntis
exaggerated:
oHoRKlD AFfAE ~ MArsv14E, Ky.-we are
informed that on the kentucky Thanksgiving
day, acouple ofyoung men of Maysyille, whose
family connections ARD described as ofthe high
: cstfepeetab1 were on a drunken spree at
the PARKER House., in thatpiaee, and protractE
ing their frolic until very late hour, after all
the household had retired to bed, attempted to
arouse the barkeeper to procure more liquor, and
filling insthis, and succeeding in finding yell
low man, eneof the walters, asleep, they concIu
ded 70 SCI ire 70 hin IN ORDER to atcakea HIM
Z With this view they took eamRhene lamp, and
pouring the fluid over his whiskers, iguited it,
and. the poor fellows neck and head became M
SIantly wrapped IN an intense blaze, which con-
. tinued until the fluid was consumed The sufs
; ferings Of the victim were dreadful in the ex-
sreme No refinement Of torture could have
produced more excrutiatilg torture. But,
strange t. sayS death did not release him from
tClI6enf til after the lapse of two weeks The
young men are Fie6. They have agreed to pay
Mr.. Ball 81 ,200. for the loss Of his servant 5,
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SAILED.
BosToS, Jan. 2@.Ehe Steamship Asia sailed
for Liverpool, via Halifax, at noon: She takes
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a
The Faivmont YTirginian relates the following
anecdote of the new chaplain to the United
States Senate:
The Rev. Henry Clay Dean, the present chap
lain to the United States Senate, was some years
ago resident of Northwestern Virginia, While
preaching ono day aty a church situated few
miles rom Fairntont, he was annoyed by the in
.attdnt6n Of shis, congregation as manifested in
ttrning their heads to see everybody who came
in. .sBrethren, said he, st is very difficult to
preach when thus interrupted Now, do you
listen to me-, and i will tell youthe name ofevery
man as he. enters the church. OF course this
remark attracted universal attention. Presently
some one entered; Brother William SatterfeIdi'
called out the preacher, while that brother"
was astonished beyond measure, andcndeayored
in vain to guess what was the matter. Another
person came in-'Brother Joseph MiIler!'
6awled the preacher with Ike result; and so
perhaps in other cases After a while the CON
srsgation were amazed at hearing the preacher.
can out in aloud voice; "A little old man with a
blue coat and whitehall onl Don't know who he
Isl You may look for yourselyes!p
~ .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-04

TIM LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA having hada re-
cess for week, both branches assembled again
on Monday Their proceedings will appear to-
morrow. The Wing supposes that most of the
members have visited their homes and gener-
ally consulted their constituents upon the yari-
Gus matters which have already received atten-
ton, and will return to the work prepared to do
or undo whatever al1appear best calculated to
advance the public interests The new Gov,
Lieut. Gov. &C., were inaugurated on Thursday.
The Governors mansion has been thoroughly
repaired handsomely painted, papered, and re
furnished with new and elegant furniture
Throughout The dining room is furnished in
the most complete style with the most fashiona-
hle articles; the Parlors and reception room are
set of with carpetipg, curtains, mirrors, sofas,
chairs, etc, of neat design and excellent finish,
and the chambers are beautifully arranged and
furnished with great care to the comfort and
convenience gifts occupants.
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AMERICAS. MANUFACTURES
AUAA.Elk'S BOUK. Ik EEfGs EIs,s -
Writing PflYij

iNSE tls superior Fluid Ink haG been beE5ts de tal,c
ana Is now preferred BY many The fGffsmrd AZ
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lc- 100 pair best calf boots;
100 do kip
100 do thick
100 do water proof boots;
30, do cork sole,
MEN'S BROGANs-
100 pair best calf brogans;
loo do tbfck
100 do low priced boots
BOYS AND YOUTHS .BROGASE.
100 pair boys thick broEans;
100 do kip
100 pair yOuth's thick
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
100 pairs Of calf boots;
100 do kid
100 do thick
WoMES'S WEAR.
159 pairs lasting CATERS, all cOlors,
$50 do Nalking shOez,
$50 do morocco buskins,
l50 do kid
$50 do calf
15J do Jenny Lind
20 do morocco and kid Slippers.
MISSES BOOTS.
100 pairs morocco boots
151 do Kid
$50 do French morocco boot,
100 do calf
$50 do kip
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TRANSPORTATION.

yHE Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
Il conveyance Of
MONEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, FREIGHT KINDS.
In charge Of special messengers Is the only reliable
line to and from Wheeling by Railroad directl New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City
AS0-rit Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE, Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis Chicago and St Louis
Expresses Balt. Ohio Railroad ~ OcIE, p.
", Central Ohio Railroad NJ O'clock, p. N.
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo, and Northern Ohio at
O'ckSck, AM
70 Butter, Poultry Produce Of all kinds, delivered In six
teen hours to baltimore. n PIG&AS, Agent,
aH95 AdaOis To-
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N. L. Dorsey,
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,

trlRD DOOR BELnw 8. D. uAKrEEs HAT sroRR.l
WHEELING, VA.
HAVE just received another Boots and Shoes from
u the best Philadelphia manufacturers made expressly for
this trade, OF good material and the best workmanship
prepared to furnish any everybody with any
kind Of goods they may want in my line, IS
TO 10 dollar boot aud to variety style, quality, MATERIAL
and durability of workmanship, and prices cannot
passed BY any other house In this any other ey.
ALSO
Gents Boots and Shoes, Of n kinds STYLES and Qualities
made TO order.
Having employed some best workmen In the United
States, am satisfied that please any who may
favor with a call Z
Call and examine fOrsyour selves
BY stOcconsss in ElaTS Of The following Articles:
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mold Fluid. = ' - 't' let'iAmed At.
S ns Pcs 4St year cnty thousand quart and mint bot,
YES with smaller sizes innumerals ia
10 onksrs and merchants in oIneInnA L6ulsTis Pitt
~, nauao, Elev.and Detroit, TeTe HAutc lisyttte
nJ N Msmphs ST. Louis Yicksburg, JACKSON HstsS.
ny y mas also been adopted in The State De.
ss a Srst class Diplomas 3.
daiI Ht STATE Fairs held last Pau New York oho inn
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about 100 passengsrs but no specie 80
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MORNING in The murlet--lothirc Ii the 4aedieam
~ for the past ffty years. has eyer ,1aud nor I'M Nv
article be produced equalto this 80
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THE .INFEEIIGENCER

FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4, 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

a DECIDED lMPRovEMENT.-Itis pro-
posed and argued by several of our citi-
zens to build culvert between Broad
street on one side, and Main and Com
mercial on the other, through which the
waters of the ravine are to pass. The
low grounds between the streets car
then be filled in, and that swampy terri.
tory, now the receptacle ofevery species
of filth, breeding disease for the CITY, be
done away with entirely. Instead Of
being the cess pool ofthe town, the stink.
ing hole may be made beautiful and
valuable.
Let some one figure up the expense
and talk to the property holders-they
are reasonable men. Doctors NAV have
an interest in the territory, they are not
willing to forego, but we cannot see that
any other class have.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

INDECENT SICK FUND.-At a meet
ing of the Board of Supervisors, on Mon
day last, an order was entered, requir-
ing all persons having claims against
said Fund, to present tie same to the
Board, on or before the first day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1856.
Ye medical men take due notice and
govern yourselves in accordance with
said order. 1t is undoubtedly the last
chance you will have to get ,your mo-
ney back-therefor pitch in.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

~ Walter Mead, of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Express, is perfect little BRICK
He never lets the grass grow under his
feet when there is any news to distrib-
ute. We thank him for marked atten.
ton.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15
Sheath 81 Arnold,

No IT'S, J. Street, between 9th and 7th sts
Sacramento.
II AVE ON HAND, and offer for sale a comrlete as
- sortInent Of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions
FLOUR in bbls, halfbarrels, and California sacks
CORN MEAL in bbls, etc.
PORK, clear and mess, in bbls and halfbbls
BACON Ex clear, and JxL. and California cured
COFFEE, Rio, Bovces, ground and in tins
RICE, Carolina in bbls and hafbbs China do
SUGAR crushed, pulverzcd, New Orleans and China
LARD in 10 and 20 tins kits and kegs
FISH, Goldfish, salmon and mackerel
TEAS. black and green, I. ! and chests
IOBAC o. fruit pesch elephant, fine cut honey.
dew, smoking do.
general arsestnent of Liquors, Wines good, Of
every description.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

SAC. VALLEY RAILRoAD.-In calling
attention to the circular of the Super
intendant of the s. v r. R. Co., in
another column, we take occasion to
make few remarks to the merchants
and traders of the county upon subject
which intimately concerns their future
welfare.
Two things our community needs more
than aught beside. We want water to
wash the gold from our hills, and rail
road connecting with the cities of the
coast. With these we can prosper
Without them our growth is check "a
and circumscribed without limits easily
estimated.
The S. V. r. r. is the pioneer of its
kind in the State. 1t is the Pacific
Railway in embryo. As an enterprise
it deserves encouragement But, es-
pecially as in it lies the germs of our fu-
ture growth and advancement, should
be the fostering care and aid of all who
must eventually profit by it, be bestowed
upon it now in the outset and greatest
time of need.
Prove to capitalists that railways in
this State are profitable investments,
and millions of money will seek employ
ment. 1t is to the interest ofevery per-
son shipping goods from Sacramento to
patronize the railroad, if by so doing he
has to pay trihe more, which is not the
case but quite the contrary for by so
DONG he is contributing to fund ulti-
mately to be expended in driving cars
to his own door. Or at least is he helm
ing to make an exhibit of profits, which
will 60 far toward determining capital
lists to invest in Rail Roads in this coun-
try. We have all decided that a Rail
Road is practicable from Sacramento to
Nevada. In patronizing the pioneer
enterprise all the profits to the company
will operate as an insurance that the
road will be extended to this point.
lfmerchants and travellers from this
part of the State could lend their encour-
agement to the Sacramento Rail Road,
they would SOW the seeds of an abun-
dant harvest in the good time to come.
This is subject deserving earnest at
tention, which we hope it will receive
from people largely interested.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

A SUGGESTION TO OWNERS OF BRICK
BUILDINGs.-It is well known that in
those brick buildings escaped from the
fire, the wooden easements around the
doors and windows inside were badly
charred. In some of the bricks now
being rebuilt, it is the intention of the
owners to have double shutters, one pair
opening outward, the other inward. But
between the two there must be some ar
rangement for windows. Why not con-
struct it of iron Metallic sash are muse
in the older States, and ought to be in
troduced here. Wooden easements arr,
sash can be so constructed, as they have
been, that they may be speedily re-
moved in time of danger. But in rapid
fire, such as the late one, sufficient time
cannot be had, especially in buildings
in close proximity to the place where
the confagration commences, to remove
frame work from many doors and win
dows. Ifpersons building brick would
resort to iron sash, the shutters could be
closed Immediately upon them in time
of fire, and no greater loss be sustained
than the trifing one of glass.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

VGeorge Welch never tires in good
offices to the journal. We don't know
how many favors for papers, &C., we
ought to acknowledge.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

- Persons sending the Journal to
their friends in the other States, are re-
quested to call and have the names re-
booked, as the subscription list of the
JOURNAL was lost in the late fire.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

An account of the presentation of a
fine pistol and fixtures to Pat Tison,,
by the Langton Express boys, is crowd
ed ont by the steamer news.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15
AT AUCTION.

w ILL be sold at public auction in front Of a. AIcxsn
w der's store, Broad street, SATURDAY, Aug 1e
the House and lot in Nevada described fcllowsb gin
ming at stake 1T the OF Upper Broad and Oregce
streets running Upper Broad street and Oregon RaVe
los feet thence certain stake the bank o.
Oregon Ravine 81 feet, thence tain stake on se.
gon s3 feet thence Oregon the place al
commencement tosva certain stake on the cerutr OF "a
per Broad and Oregon streets 90 7-l2 feet
~ sHIRrs Err, Aucsoueer
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

EgWe have got almost tired of pay
ing compliments to the Pacific Express
Co., and its agent, Joe. Lambert. Fa-
vors from that source are as common as
ever
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

Usual PRocLIvITIEs.-The Demo
cratic State journal, true to its instincts,
copies items from our paper after the
old fashion and gives credit to the Dem
oerat-that was, and is to be, by and
by.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

VBy an accidental omission, proper
credit was not given in our last issue to
R. S. Card and Charles Hall, and their
ladies, for the sympathy and assistance
they bestowed upon the unfortunate af-
ter their homes were consumed None
are more deserving Of praise than the
persons above named.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15
Watson 4 Bein.

" dlSU1H A EBtEN,
Hardware and Iron Store, No 1853 J street.
Second door above Sixth street, Sacramento
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Don.,,;e
Hardware The following comprise part Of their
present stock
Iron, Copper, Steel, Nails, Ploughs, Shovsis,
Axes, AIDES Hatchets. Anvls Wees,
Patent and Spring Balancesi
Stock and Dies, Strap and Butt Hinges
Ok, Log, Trace Halter, and Coil Chains
Sett OF Mil Irons-complete Hook Plate
Mill, Muley, Circular, Cross cut and Pit Saw,
Corn and Coffee Mlls-au sizes
Iencrisan Ii an Locks aud Iatehcs Of every variety
BUTTS, Window and Blind Fastenings SC
ln addition to whic they would call the o,
purchasers 70 er well assorted stock Of SHKAE GeoD1
Whic- tney offer at the Lowest Market prices
Sacramento June l3-}m
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15
TEAL & CO.
SO BROAD STREET.
Nevada
=. & @ n NE L..
Drtlgs, Patent Medicines. &c,
THOMPSON & BORRADAILE.

Importers and Whole ale Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, &C.. Sc
81 RECEIVED per Clipper Ships Flyaway Derby
Fairwind and Swee eqstakcs-
llostctter's Bters Pastcll. dc Paris
WON Schleiam Scbnapps Mustang I.inimcnt,
bay kun Alcohol, Arwoods patent
Hops 1856 growth Sal Tartar
Cream Tartar pure. Town.cud's Sarsap.rtlla
Tartaric Acid, Sands SarS.r,.rlls
Iast"r oh IN bhs and bts GnyFetts SsrsaIariliA.
Jamaica Ginger, Bulls Sarsaparila
Browns Ext Ginger, Oil Juniper
\ CHOW Wax Raspberry .lricn (FrensA1
Balsam Copavia Faathcr iJustcrs
Iodide Of Potash Billiard ChaIk
Adhesive Plaster Neat's Foot Oh
Coopcr's Isnggla>s. Lard oil winter strained
Lyons Flea Powder, Gum Shcll&c
Gum Arabic, Candle wcking
Herbs, Corn Starch
Boiled OIL Brown Windsor Se.p
onger u Fieids Writing Ink Wine Corks,
Leech Jars, Sarsaparilla
Together with complete assortment of toilet artI,,r
required for the trade
THOMPSON & BORRADAIIE
No lol corner J and 9TH streets, Sacramento
Is
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

NEW MEDICAL JoURNAL-Californ
has been in want of Medical Journal
This has been fully supplied in the re-
cent issue from the press of James An
thony Il Co., Sacramento, of the "Cal-
lfornia State Medical Journal" owned
and edited by DR.. John F. Morse, We
acknowledge the receipt of the July
number from the editor. In typograpi-
cal appearance it is equal to the best,
and no better guarantee is needed that
the pages are replete with talent and
science, than the name of DR.. Morse
The motto, Medicine and humanity
worthy shrines of worship" is an index
OF the man. y devotee to his profess
sion, his warm heart is ever ready to use
it at the calls of humanity
1t is a work that every physician
ought to peruse; and could we know
that every one in the practice of the
profession was a constant reader of the
"California Medical Journal" we would
feel that dozens of our friends had a
reasonable chance of dying natural
death
In looking over the list of subscribers
we do not meet with single name from
Nevada county, But this will not be
the case in the August number.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

~ To Hamlin we make our best bow
fr papers and literature.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

Rev. Mr.. Gober will hold Divine
services, Sabbath morning and evening,
on Broad street, opposite Mr.. Womack's
dwelling.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15
E2y CIInDers Wizard.

BY Clippers Wizard,
-oSfREN, EAGLES WING, and MARY l.. SI-T-
- Ton, we are in recesi: Of large supplies Of
III FRESH DRUGS,
La MEDICINES,
PERU merry.
PATENT MEDICINES,
DENTAL and SURGICAL INSTRU MENTS. De
These goods were selected in New York with special
reference to this market bought
prices and are offered at corresponding ~ prices
attention of Druggists, Physicians aud others ant
of goods in this line is respectfully invited she eto.k
in store and arriving
Orders solicited and satisfaction warranted in alt sn. -
both in price and quality.
II. s. BURGESS,
Wholesale Druggist and Importer
aug 2p-n 260 J street, between 9Th md 10th
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

ADDITIONAL LIST OF LossES-CoR-
REcTIoNs.-Since the publication of our
last, it has been discovered that some
persons have not lost so much as set
down to their names, others more, and
some names have been omitted who are
heavy losers. We make the following
corrections and addenda to the list in the
previous number. Some of the esti-
mates are the result of careful calcula-
ton
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

ALMOST FIRE.-some barley had
been left burning in the brick feed store
of Sanford & Son, on Main street, sup
posing no damage would be done by it.
But few days since, after new floor
had been lad BY woi men repairing the
building. it was fom necessary to tear
up the aoer in : hv .ry to exiting aish the
fire, whie bad beoa silently at work for
three wes. snd was as preSant with
miachiet
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15
Nyiday Morning, August Id.
A G E N It s /:

p FISHER San Francisco, office in the iron build
7g Montgomery street, opposite the Pacific Express
Gardiner q Kirk, Sacramento, bookstore, two doors
'cin the Post Office
Clark & Seeley. Langtons Express San Juan
Kendall & Spencer bookstore Grass Valley.
and Expressmen generally.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

JoAcki6 Ssn Will please consider
himself ,hsaAess for papers Furnished
the office
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

DIR. VIM. j. Knox. $4,000
DIR. w. G. Alban. ..... 4,50O
6. W. Kidd. 10000
Jas. Churchman .. 5000
j. Ramos (colored) - $4,000
q. A. Young g---. 5000
DIR. A. Chapman an-.-... 1000
Loss ofbridge, and damage to
planking of streets. -. 1000
DIR. Buckwell,- l. 800
The foregoing additions and correc.
tions add $40, 400 to the total of last week