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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
Tts ships comprising this line the folownsi
Atlantic. hidndge
The Battle
Adraus Capt James West
These ships having been built by contract
<<6 for Services has beer
In their enGiaes,
q 10 insure strength and speed, and their acconmo-
comfort
Pcs OF fork Liverpool In 6rst cabin $50
In second cabin s5 From Liverpool to New for 30 and 70
ruiness.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No borths an be sec until paid for.
wstertigt bult heads. and
will the Banks north OF "a deg
until aner The LIST Of August
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HI al lsenda 4 in H3q
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General Agency.
W McKNEw late Of tho House OF Representa-
genes. The seIement Of claims
pmsn other business requiring the services Of agent
He viii as attend 20 ID. purehss. estate paying
Aso purchase Of farms and lasd' in the adjoining
Convsyaucng and copying every description with
Ms commission. be moderate consded to
hi, care viii be falIsfaly ard p,ompY offended to
capacity the last five and the citizens OF Wash
Once s a. jackson Hail, Pennsylvania avenue.
nom ave to Of the Bsdenseurg depot N,
" cv a -" Containing from one 70 r-enty acres.
To ,so.s Wishing and desirable
the ,ou and the advantage Of mineral springs &C.
a very favorable opportunity now Offers -, ,,vvr,
May 1 l%sos g General Agent e., Jackson Han.
THE GREAT AnEaIcAr nATTLE, o. The oon,-., be
L tween Chrssniy and Political Romsnism BY Anna Ella Car
Harper. s,ary book. voLs q.
o1 , I, and % he government fcoone vol. u
Nay May f"''''' safe boos.tsr. near S~ St
MoDrHN PAINTERS OF MANY T,tsess by Joh1
Ru.s M s%nor Of The s.Sns. q V ss "a Part
The Solitary asneI, or sporting Adventures In the r'ans'
Bosw 1TTs LIE tl q ios".on vols ILLUSTRATED
May bookstore, heW Nhh suee"
m usRIv's Modern Painters. Vol 3.
IL the spanish covqae, in Americas by Arthur Keeps av'
Books Vol.
The tragedies Of lFschylus literally translated.
May fhANNh 'hthoh
prrlcM OF CONSOLIDATED LoTTEHIEs
Oh MARYLAND
The following Of the Maryland Consods
ed Lottery benefit Of Washington county, SC, class
drawn April %, 1885
"a IS 30 40 o So 50 "a 80 81 es II
Tn. following are the drawn numbers Of Pstapsco Iatu
I,ottsry, class 100, drawn April 90 1885
30 40 q 20 81 "a 80 10 20 "a al "a
n. FRANCE Co, Managsu
ID H. McPHAIL, Commissioner.
May lit
Geo, w. Hrega,
Copnssllor-at- Loto,
wkrWxgros, D, q,
Apls-sedN
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TIE RESULT IN MICHIGAN

To give readers idea Of the OF the recent
democratic victory in Michigan, give below far
heard FROM the result of the township elections for super
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PROM New York. Hrom LirsrpsoL.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, CO..
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KEsNARD h Co,
" Austin Frisrs, London.
y. O. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
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WI m.Eov, Secretary Of State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07
News from Porto Rico.
OUR GUYANA CORRESPONDENCE
GuAYAxA, Porto Rico, sent. o.

GuAYAxA, Porto Rico, Sept Q, 1855
Prcg0s fhe Cholera and Smaupoz-F r9htfui Mortality
az Adyogue--Loss Of Flanters LaJorcrs-Holo Il tie
Loss 70 b Supplied; -Serere Dronght-Trade, dc.
Since my last advices the cholera has continued 10
rage here, in mder form than before although severe
and fatal stn occur, but usually yielding more
readily 10 treatment of H. as but little
seems to be known in the way OF proper treatment tho
most approved European and American mode has been
here found tho very Of successful particularly
the stimulating System.
Smallpox Ia very prevalent, and Of yellow fever
appearing TO follow In the train Of the cholera.
Ny advices from Nayaguez report rightfu ravages OF
the epidemic there many the respectable citizens
fallen victims My informant states that one planter
bad lost upwards Of one hundred negroes, and many
others 4o 90 and co. and smaller estates had lost
All their bands.
This mortality among our even before small iaborng
force in the isand viii not fear, be easily speedily
rcmeded Many projects being formed for the pur.
pose Of supplying the island with aborers by the intro
suction OF Coolies, Indians, Madeira and Canary Island
and free Africans volunteers and sundry others
but much question the feasibility Of any OF them. The
especially prohibited the introduction Of Chinese lsborers
In Ponce the cholera has not yet appeared, although
Mt their very doors In every direction. This immunity
appears 10 be owing 20 the strict system a quarantine
and sanitary cordons which has been in operation there
tince the first appearance Of the diseass'here.
In addition to the mischief created by the cholera the
whole Island has been suffering from drought,
causing much damage 10 the well as all other
vegetation. We have, however, within the past few
days been favored with some refreshing showers, which
I trust will continue.
q Business Of every description Is exceedingly da Incl
dent 10 the season.
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Our Msuch Chunk Correspondence.

ANNh thlNht oNt a, 1000.
kaueA Chunk asainsi Bachandn and Alire for FSemOn
Mos keetings-Gcr Reedr on ne Stump, de-, &c.
grand mass meeting OF the democracy Of the Tenth
eson ~ss advertised In their journals, and by large
handbi pacsrdcd throughout the district, TO be held at
this place last Monday. Many eminent speakers
eDgaged and extensive preparations made, in
tcpaton Of q tremendous outpouripg Of the people who
be erlghter the beauties and blessings Of
extension hbusterism, and the benefits to be
pee,ed by the reduction OF wages 10 Jimmy" day.
The meeting emincrtiy successful TO the number
OF speakers but the bone snew somehow other,
did 70 appreciate the " feas, Of reason pre-.
pared. The Court House. capable Of holding comfortably
,Oco persons, at time than half filed,
and this too the nrsi day OF court which always
draws many people from the country In short,
the mass meeting was an utter falure-s fzze Of
the first water. The people, even In this sec.
ton Of Pennsylvania heretofore intensely democratic,
do no; 10 relish the doctrines Of the party
extension, stealing Of Cuba &C. though rendered
by their party lesders-the Bslers, II. b Wrghts Brod
eenb. ~ me neo,e NV ,eps ans bv ,ha
sands all sorts OF web cies and ten horse teams
simply ridiculous and devoid Of any OF the elements Of
truth.
The sc, s tho leaders are dispr,ed and detected their
and their knees knock together the
already acknowledging among themselves Their meet.
bgs have no spirit no he In them, and are more IKE
iuI era gathering
Marx the contrast Governor Reeier announced 10
speak Tuesday evening 30th ut The Court House
filled, smmed 10 its utmost capacity. His appearance
was the signal OF the utmoei enthusiasm and he was
greeted with cheer after cheer His speech Of three
IN length listened 10 with The most breath
attention. and his words sunk deep into the hearts Of his
hearers. His spescb most telling and convincing
effort against the bogus democracy OF Pierce, Douglas
Co II his hrst Fremont speech IN Pennsy wanna lad
will be followed by others In different paris Of the
state The cause Of freedom IL rapidly advancing-ihe
people are waking up-eastern Pennsylvania is making
rapid strides In The right directionwe shall carry
state ticket BY large majority and then Fremont and
victory
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Our Tamsqua Correspondence.

TvsQra. Pa, Oct 2, 1855.
The Strength n Fr,mcnt IN ne Stdte-7he Alarm Of
cotralondent-Aagnd est Tditos Il PreraloJa, &c.
So small and insgniacant the Know Nothing party
that they could havc venturcd run separate TICK
et in their The people had decidedly repu.
dated them as party Bot they have run ticket 10
the name Of Fremont, which is Know Nothing ticket,
consisting wholly Of men Of their party and professedy
Fillmore ticket supported and 10 be carried by Fremont
men. II a fatal step when the Fremont leaders In
Pennsy yans called upon tue Know Nolhings TO aid them
10 forming Fremont state ticket The latter seized upon
the chance and formed Know Nothing ticket which,
under color Of "Union ticket" would be supported by
the Fremonters
by this Know Nothing management all the enthusiasm
for Fremont which is powerful and overwhelming-sll
the labor and exeron OF the Fremont inures here
IN Pennsylvania at this state election, TO the bench, o
FILLMORE The republicans have, in FACT no tickle! 10 the
Geld, the socaIed "Union ticket" l. wholly and alto
,ogs,ber . Know Nothing Fillmore ticket, made and com
posed nv majority Of Know No,bngs 10 convention at
Havy,sburg called 10 nominate " Union ticket
Nv ,he strength Of the Fremont cause by aA the en-
thusasm which liz Just and righteous principles inspire,
the Know Mornings will get possession Of the state az TIE
election ON tuesday: (or that will go against Buchanan
by large majority hardly open 70 doubt1 Buchanan
win then be dropped altogether ~ the South, and f
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Fifth District Court.
LIABILITY or THE CITY FOR DAMAGES DONE BY FIRE
ENGINE COMPANIES.
Before Judge Anderson.

Before Judge Anderson.
OCTOBER 4-Arhdaa Brown Us. The Mcyor de-, NJ
Ne,e Fork Cry and Alfred Cdrson CA.f Engineer Of ne
Fire DTayfment-This action brought 10 recover
damage done the stone stoop OF house No 251 Henry
street, by Hose Company NO la and Eogine Company
No II. In February last the streets Of the city being
gneer the Fre Department gave the various IRE com
psnee permission 10 their engines the sidewalks
where they found the streets passsbe. IRE occur.
ring in Henry street these companies with their en-
zines and cart the sidewalk 10 the fire. the sire G, at
the time being In bad diiion In doing they ran
INTO and broke down the plaintiffs stone soop this
tlmony Mr. Wcoxson on bebsfofihe Corporation moved
for non SUIT and urged grounds for this motion tna
the relation Of principal aud agent the legal sense Of
those terms did subsst between the Corpora or
the Chief EnRreer and these companies that the Corpo
fa,ion and the Chief Engineer had had public political
and governmental duty cast upon by State in
respect TO these fire companies in which they no pri
neglect TO make all proper rules regulations n the
premises having been alleged sn they could not
be held responsible in damages for the careless or
acts respass OF the remen Each party was an nde
pendent agent Of the Sattbe Corporation TO make the
needl rules and regulations OF the Fire department the
Chief Engineer TO those rules and regulations carried
ont and the remen 10 exnguish the nres with ali pos.
moreover the acts which occssioned the injury In oues
ton were done in violation Of the ordinances of the CITY,
and were departure from the duties of the companies in
question that In no view Of the could any respon
sibfny be fastened upon the Corporation or upon Mr.
carson. The Counsel In reply argued that the ordinary
that judgment should 90 against the Chief Engineer and
the Corporation but the Judge consideration thought
not and ordered judgment Of suit 70 both Of the
defendants
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The Vienna Gazette publishes the speech delivered by
u.ropaI vsle Prels the Pspsl Nunco and President
the Assembly OF Austrian bishops al the last meeting OF
that body The speech Affords nformstlon 70 the
result OF the deliberations OF the Episcopal body.
Preparations are being made In Vienna for The Congress
OF Naurass which Is 10 be held there In the course Of
Septs mber and at which several thousands OF saror1
from oil countries are 10 be present
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OF this total win be seen that the circulation Of Blu.
chsnan papers is 400 Fremont 1000 but 10 the lat
may be added the 1e 600 Of the Independent press
18th Of which In favor Of freedom and Kansas and
although party papers, in the strict Of the
term do Buchanan no good by publishing details Of Kan
outr ages, &C. &C
Ny inormsnis could give details Of the clrcua
ton Of the daily German papers Two, those the
old established German pspers-one formerly demo
cratc-support Fremont the othery-one Catholic
sheet, the other a campaign paper-go for old Buck
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PnnApyrpBt.. Oc, Z. lsss

lHfLsDkLl11A, OCt. q, 1886.
Ths Confet hire and in ne fneyior-rhe Way he Qua
kers p,u Vote--Thesr stren0h-The Philadelphia Press,
de-, dc.
The triangular political warfare now being 20 nsrcely
waged in this city in striking and dscordaut contrast
with the sentiments and feelings Of union and harmony
which permeaie the trans Allegheny and middle regions
o. Psnnsylvania, and constitute the mathematical basis
which nspirin the hopes Of the friends Of freedom and
liberty throughout the length and breadth OF the wide.
~ extended commonwealth. Local causes have doubt.
essly contributed essentially 10 prevent the city ransu
sion Of all the elements Of opposition TO democratic mbe.
cty and regeneration into homogeneous compact
consolidation; but a. is apprebended that they are
mainly Of personal character and counseled chiefly by
untutored personal ambition, win forego the dis
position speculate, and the more especially a. the
self evident demarcang line Of principle Involves all
The nice distinctive and hopelessly rreoonoesbie dspu
,sons that have always characterised the fscsous dsc
pies Of 'tweedledum and tweedledeeo from the says
Of he times Of such ignorance that God winked att down
q the present writing.
strong and resstess in all the elements or numerical
force and moral power and with the certain assurance or
an unparalleled triumph united and harmonious the two
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READING, Pa, sept 30, 1855.
7yv rremsw EnfAwsss~ N kssdsNs-op Mau~ We
..,,s--rn, psrd>v Rwesns at wot Again, &C., a..
n.,,,s N pennsylvania IN the shape Of mass meet,
sd r.Ires and many speeches, &C., &c, waves
tciter. -. -,
II. psb, ,sere was 10 enthusiastic Fremont meeting
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Commerce of the Port OF New York-Im-
ports and Exports.
The quantity and value Of certain articles imported last
week were - follows
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-03

AIIIs Right Come and See.

VNHE undersigned takes this method 10 inform his
L tn frieuds'and patrons 10 Carrolton, and vicinity
Lat through perseverance, he has got bis new Sky.
light Daguerrean establishment completed, just below
Hustons store, the Depot, Carroton, Ohio, where
he is well furnished with everything necessary 70
execute all business intrusted to him. have now a
large and well arranged skylght, which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that can take a
good likeness in all kinds Of weather. excepting ofchi
dreu these require clear day; but when clear dayi
cannot be had bring them along at any time and vii
warrant satisfaction am determined TO stand at th'
head of my business, and nothing except good Woll
shall leave my Establishment. Al who visit my roOmi
will know that have advantages which other esab
shmen in this vicinity boast Of and am resolved
give better satisfaction than any other operator 10 the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen most respectfully solicited
to call aud examine as my work shall show for ITSELF -
Prices will be reasonable aud all work warranted not tc
fade, l have good assortment OF stock embracing
variety Of fine cases. ladies' and gents breaspins, and
win have an assortment Of lOckets to accommodate all
who wish them. Views ofbuild1gs, landscapes, family
grOupes copy work k,-in a word all business in hi:
line shall be promptly attended to- and warranted to
please or no sale. J. GOULD.
| Oct. Is. '55.-tf.
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DIED'-At his late resdenc, near Carollton,
Ohio, on Sunday, the 2Srd day Of December,
Mr.. Samuel Huston, in the 9Th year OF his
age.
The deceased first made public profession
of Religion in the Presbyterian church of Car
rollton, in which be maintained a consistent
Christian ssk up to the time of his death ID
period Of about twenty six years. About 10
years ago he was elected to the Office Of Ruling
elder, the duties Of which Office, he perfornej
usefully and acceptably up to the time of hI'
decease. He was faithful and reliable in al
the relations Of life, and eminently so in the du'
ties of religion. His end was peacefdl-fuI
of resignation, confidence and hope. A. s.
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OuR RAIgoAD--Irs OFTIcERs.-During the
past year often have we heard the inquiry put
How is your Railroad doing? Is 1t paying?'
and as often have we heard the response, Don't
know We never had published report Of
the receipts and expenditures of the road,
from its officers, More than once has similar
questions been put to US, and for want Of the
requisite information, we're compelled TO give
similar answers. Brethren, these things ought
not So to be.
1t shut justice to the stockholders of the
company al large, that au accurate account Of
the financial affairs especially. be reported
monthly not to the Board only. but to the
Company and let it be remembered that IN
constituting the company, every tax payer il
Centre, Union and Lee townships is included
Money has been entrusted to the care ant
management Of the officers Of the road, and i
is but reasonable that an accurate account o.
the earnings Of the same be rendered anC
made public for the satisfaction Of all partie
interested.
We have no railing accusation TO bring
Believing the officers to be men of integrity
we have confidence 10 their official acts; bu
we. with others, desire to know, from time L
time, what is the financial condition of th
Company-st least to have quarterly state
ment of the earnings Of the road by passenger
and freight. and the cost drumming the same
We hope hereafter, fair and full statement c
the earnings. &C., Of The road, will appear a
least once quarter. What We have said
but by way Of suggestion and we hope 1t wi
be cordially received.
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