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4 rop0sals for Erecting the Custom House, a. G..
a~@ at Galveston, Texas.
TREASURY DrrAaraxsr,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, December 10, 1850
DR0POSALS viii be department until The 18th
day February A. D. 4 81, IL O'Clock, lid
sueon Of House pd Oht aud rourioom author
specifications prepared said proposals to be eth
the building the cts NJ kinds OF wok
parcels each bid with HE
kind work. and tie total amount dned out
the United States IL; tie department also tie
right exclude the bids Of whom there 10
biieve faithfully The
indirecion; MI
shah be who do Join In tbs bids
and all bids III vssa ion are below lair price r e
work.
gross, and will be award
unless details furnished the department of the
different kinds and materials, which shall be
subject revision of the Ihal adept The
hid the United
IuiIe.
OF work done and materials dev
cred according contract price amount to be ascesned by
departments appointed for that
will be paid om time The work progresses and
retained until The completion of The eonrac and
OF The Nok by the aforesaid and be Forfeit
fuiiimenl contract
will builders mechanics
thereof OF the Secretary
he Treasury, will be forfeiture o' the same. -
signed
Certified be by tie United States
Judge Of Inc said aitrcL in Rio OF $4,000,
the whole work. Of popotiiepaie amoul II for any part,
e into contract bond sufficient
faithful Form Of bund ard certificate required will
furnished with plans specifications and working draw
application 10 the department. afs
bid viii unless full COM lies In all its details
requirements this advertise at aI4
The Proposals Department. addressed 10 the
secretary me Treasury and pgny endorsed" Porosa Jor 1e
Galveston house upe O'Clock,
y ''' = ~ - JAMES GUTHRIE,
.... a#. .-s #aa.. Secretary Of the Treasury
~ . ,tpHoL . ID. d
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nnnxs Ar nan y. PI,rcE- 1he nndnr

lNttILDRENs HOOKS AT HALt-PHItE-The under
signed has laid aside his STOCK 10 be so sscrfce
number which been
the BACKGROUND number OF puba
class issuing from tho The isa several Among
viii be found the OF hr Holland, Mrs Babaud,
and other such uuto hooa which hnve been popular in their
day, aud whatever
fourth, their usual prices, FRANCR TAiLoR,
~
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

IE institution the
Gath August the last Thursday In June The
board $50 annun, payable eni-anuu
music, drawing
ing, AND also for anish Italian German aud Latin The terms
primary composed of pupils under nine
500 per annuii, payable taifyeay In advance
Of inquiry should bo addressed - the MOTHER SURE
Maryland.
Jul e--ayear.
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No made per0Inea and for each Of such
try explained pay trip
far behind break
depending mails and sufficiently excused,
compensation the trip is subject forfeiture.
Deduc ion vii also be grade Of performance nor
10 thai spt c.A d IN The contract a.aas
g For behind wing of The mails, PORTION OF
them, 4 admit of plasensrr for Icing concerned in
express Intelligence In advance
OF the iii, on ,rt-r's ply may be deducted.
s. Fines w be Imposed, unless the delinquency be prnmpy
satisfactorily explained certificates
credible
ime for nglectng take the mail FROM deliver Into,
post office ot suffering lowing ebr TO ue npsuahlsness OF
place carrying be wet injured, destroyed
robbed, demand,
mail equ.Hly the Is concerned In
ming, coach, su anhoat route.
D. The POslnaer General annn the contract for repeated
failures agreeaby violating The office
laws dobeyiDg OF department. for refusing
discharges when required by the department TO do
without The assent OF The Postmaster Gen
running express aforesaid transporting
peckages conveying msilabe the mall
s. The Postmaster General order increase OF
allowing therefor rata increase the contract
may cnauee schedules departures arrivals cases,
and particularly make them conform connexions with rail-
without provided the running time be
also cirti discontinue
months compensation the amouni dispensed with,
whenever bis oInon public interests do require the
he desires TO supsede II by dineen grade OF
transportation '
Payments made for the service by collections from,
fotmascrs, otherwise AFTER the expiration OF each
quarter say in February, May August, and Nov'mber
Tho according the best information but
will be allowed should they be greater than ad
supplied be correctly stated Bidders
must inform eseres III point; and also IN feteren TO tue
mail condition az roads, hills streams &c and
kind
may Offices obsh"d after ibis advertisement
issued curing 10 be visited with
Of q ri increased
's''.s ..E JANE CAMPBELL, uat
Jan Is -law4w Postmaster General.
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Osf signed gives public notice Thai
ntthe expiration Of six notice. application
VIII De MADE 10 ue Commissioner
warrant in lieu vt one issued the February 1855 for eighty
hand. 'a ISiMpIr M A,oonau "
wAsnxoroS, D. c., December G. 1850. ''''oN
wBwf
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r os'T land wARRANr

/ osr land WAHRANT.-Whercas warrnn, ,,. a.
~ sued nm The Pension Office, the 18th Ia Rse,
Wnde NO 3o5N, for 100 scea, mailed AT Cnm hia
maryland and whereas The sd hand ma
has eecom, lost The undersigned give notice that
OF siN weeNa nn The date hereof application be
Commissioner m Pensions for duplicate OF The
one sUiosi, - " '
oHAs. u. wINDER. Attorney
M ,. RIDER H. WtNDER,
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Posr osyioE DxPARrAKHT,
Wuattnglau n a. January "A

ri.. Washington, D. O., January is, 1857
s soSs a1s che mails O ne United
in the Stale Of CALFuRFA in Territories e
q s a S Ss ,es,'G n q @
TO be decided BY the sOih Of June:
CALIFORNIA.
Yska miles and back, aaee fortnight
hsv az Ysa S nes s'S Gesa mS SS
Leave Yreka every other Thursday at a IN,
weekly ps vii ss eoasIdsged also bids 10 com
la57a From reisluna. y Bloomfield Tonas and
Leave Petauma Tue.day am,
ns"ss f + nSRa's %e sy at
1878 FROM fuesv Genoa in Carson county Utah. 50 lie.
Leave elsssIylils sye,y other Monday at
Leave Genoa s every other Thursday At 1ami
fpo Il s ssi Ss a% Ap y snu, and
fortnight the residue Of the year, invited.
80 niles and SaeE twice month"; D'
Leave San Francisco ar the Cd and 10th of each
Arrive a Hamsold, Bay Suai n,owar o. in g hoarsi
Leave Humboldt Bay (unionownP o on the GIN and 2olh
Arrive eat al San SANTA Fissneseo In 4s hours
Proposals Tor III monthly also Tor weekly uips will be
1875 From Bernadino by Fort Ton, vissn 2a5 miles
and back, once in two weeks
Arrive a visalia Tuesday by 5pm
le,ve visala every other Thursday at 7am
Bids embracing Monte and Los Asst.s viii be- considered
also bids TO commence ., Los Angeles INSTEAD Of san Der
1856 From Trinidad BY leans Bar and Forks Of Salmon River
Leave Ir MID d.. syeIy Other Monday at7am,
se. ai aye oihsr thursday
Arrive At Trinidad aexi Saturday BY 6pm
Bids 10 carry week, also bids 10 extend TO Psersve
laS77 From Quincy Il rams' county, Nelson Point 10 miles
Leave Quincy Tuesday at pm;
Arrive al Nelson Point by pm;
Leave Nelson Point TUES ay All m;
Bids for more frequent tips win be considered y
OREGON TERRITORY.
1879 fGm Corvallis, BY Kinney yss M ~ Eugene city ass
nile :, and Dt. hack s, once q week, .
Arrive al oakIand saturday BY pm; asar 3"
Leave Oakland Thursday a, Ia nj .a
Bids end d, siasaw or 4, ,iueh ser will be considered
WASHINGTON TERRIToRY a
ia743 From Colz Landing bose Font rrnre, Is miles
Lave cosls snai.g every cher Thursdny atoam.
Leave Boise Fot Pralri every other Friday a, ga M;
1874 Point BY Fori rrarie Grand Mound 50
nj ,es az back, oacc in weeks. . =
sass GPs e asSa s,s asa s,ss ssy
Arrive e Oak poin next day by s p a,
1915 r sss% om s . ssS me- d % Il weeks
lance
1916 From olympia, by Fort Montgomery and N Eacns,
1914, Edds p g ,as ,sssu aiv and d's,anss
Bi dda IS 8 asss schedule eMT @ aod
1919 From steil'coom ci1 Seattle Is miles and back
Leave sclacoom City Saturday attain,
hnise Seattle by p mi
#. Leave SrItie Endas al q mi F.
Afuee al seldeoon Cub by ii Ill., ~ i. ...a .........
2749 From stgfacoom city, the military read Fort ala
wailu, 30 miles BACK a month
Ieayc steilncontn City on the lsi of each month";
hrk Fhrt Wa,hVaia in bne week;
Leave Fort Waiawaa on the aOih Of each month; a.
Arrive az Stcil. eacm City in que week.
Piop sas 10 carry tx, ly schedule
log he mails from gan Francisco, California, will be
considered. .t
"..s .t a.#n UTAH TERRITORY. H#. sas.-
aso From Cdr City, by Harmony and Pine Valley,
Civra. d Ist .as-.
ptdafrs az n dple and d;stnnce.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, N. u
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, q CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD h CO.,
~ Austin Frars, London
B. q. VAIN b CO.,

rhe owners Of hess ships will be accountable for gold ro
bullion, specie jeweiy precious metals, unless o
fading are srned hercor and the value
Nav diff
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NoLD silver plated spectncie glasses, ac Of
foeuse psriloca periscopc, and parabola glasses.
long experience peculiar advantages IN selecting glasses
adarted TO the eyes ofwesrers- =
a21 Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
LAM Al
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

The raps comprising this line are the following:
The Atlantic capt uhveI
The hdfate Capt James west
These ships Having been built by contract ei-
prcBsy for service, care mas beeh
Ns& taken their construction, in their engines,
to insure strength and speed and their accopnno'
daoBs for nequaed and comfort
Prizes OF New York Liverpool In s cabin w
IN second cabin, eT5 From Liverpool TO Now York. 30 ana
guncas. ta'S tst@s
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
no berhs can be secured until paid for.
The ships this line bulk heads, ano
avoid danger from Banks north Of ~ dog
until amer the lei OF August.
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and Marble
work for the North Front OF the
Paten ONCE Building.


D1rARrHEsr or THs ISrKRIoR,
December 10, less.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received deparm unl
y The day OF February II O'Clock at f
er. csn OF The of the Patent Once building
The the form Of the following schedule and clear
y specify prices MATERIAL hauling dressing, and setting
GLIDING all the machinery and other expenses
SeAsdnle.
Cute stone, per superficial foot
Beds and bilis, do DO
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
Co nice in two beds, per superheal Foot
Frieze 70 enabIaiure, do do
Drops 10 eornIcs per insal foot.
Trslyphs, each. .... ....
Caps of pilssiers each
Channels OF basement, per lnea foot
Marble thing, per superficial ioot ....
Window do DO
The marble in kind and quality TO hat usea
the wings OF the building
mems o. W will be required 10 accompany the bids
others than those known 10 be OF tho
believed be fully competent 10 uhi In good te s
gnsed unless made with the approval ofhs
head OF the department.
Ninety per will be paid from time 70 time as the work
crosses upon Of the Of the department change
until the completion OF The
tract n acceptance the work by said agent
seh The right 10 reject or accept the
invited, when deems The interest Of the Uni
well exclude the bids OF any person
persons good believe will not, fr
cat faithfully the contract.
working drawings pc examned and
Obtained, application a, the once Of the aup
The proposals which this department. address
Secretary of the Interior endore Proposals for the
front OF Patent Once bnllding wiz b.
opened O'clock Of the last day named for receiving the
r. McCLELLAND,
Secretary OF the Interior
-oaU Feb Inf A. Starl
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!


LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, and Inland hsuraucs.
AUTHORIZED cAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
Sl,35s,l5l Is.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Office nortawsa corner of ssnfesa
street, Washington d. o.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas b. Florence, Charles Dngee,
Charles A. RubieaIn, Edward r. Hemboid,
George Helmboid, Z. Carroll Brewster
''A'' THOMAS D. FLORENCE, PRESIDENT
EpwARD R. HELmsoLD, Secretary.
& 4 LOCAL. SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, no. 80! street, opposite. City Hall.
John NJ Torno Isl street and virginia avenue Island
John Risses No sol Thirteenth street, below Pennsylvania
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
CAPTAIN Levy, No. so7 Pennsylvania opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
The business Of this company will compare avorahy with the
institutions in the United States
From the Isl day August, Ave months up y ls Jnn9ay
bred and eight thousand hundred and my one dollars WIN
With these and good management he drse.
tors feel soieing share pahc patronage believing
us,ed more according 10 equity than legal iechncaies
al dsse,P,ens Of ana ni
sTkAMBoATs CANAL HoATs, RALmoAp5 and ,ls usual
e o Se 9 r or ny navigating he
The ratcs Of premium will be as low as other companies and
VIII bc taken aio consideration
Once northwest corner Pennsylvani' avenue and
Insurance may also se effected "a he Home 0Gee,
Nortwssi Woia and Second streets, Philadelphia
Other principal cities of the United States by authorized
officers o. the company. .....r
June l3-diy ae
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton
"Should auld acquaintance he forgot,
AND never brsughl 10 MIN;
Should aud ACQUAINTANCE be forgot,

Z" Should aud acquaniaAce he forgot, #.a 3. r--
#..s Ah1 never brSughi 10 min, Ill.,. %. .....
should aud acquaintance be forgot,
.a... And days o. auld lang syne"
The members Of The senior the ending June, 1888
he Junior class OF The year ending in Jane 1882 the Sophomore
class OF the ending In une 1884, and the Freshman class Of the
year ending II jnne 1890 hereby requested to assemble in
Washingon the third March, A. ID. 1857
brighten the links Of chain and friendship which
tide entirely exchange their
lives greeting and sympathy and lament tho unimey fate
of their promising compcers.
Apremuary meeting of the scfappoined committee will be
held on the frat Monday in september, D. 1885, The United
States HOTEL Chestnut street, between Fourth and Fifth
which those mbes of the whom
invited when the will
adopted TO full an attendance 10 possible
In the addressed
good enough furnish The of committee by mail with
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER G. BART, NJ. o.,
.....-.L.. OF PbIladelphia PehnArlsania,
!. NRWroN hi9eTNER,
| - Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
-.4r OF Winston Allegheny Co.. Nd
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS, H.,.. ..r
, of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, MI
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
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john WRipMAH Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-1awtMnr5 (Inelisences1
Ali newspapers the civilized countries or the request
ed TO notes this advertisement In their editorial columns
beers Of e several CLASSES sefed toh the four d
Visions OF the Globe; and all newspapers Throughout United
STATES or America requested give sfatcs insertion
All
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Cube stone per superficial foot,
and bills, do do
Extra stone, per cubic foot,
Cornice In t~6 beds, per superficial foot
Blocking course, DO do
Fiieze 10 cntablature, 80 q"
+. Arcniirave, do
DROPS o cornice, per ineal foot.
IA ...5 T6glypbs, ench. *. 1921 ras....
Gaps OF pIasers, each.
Channels of basement, per lineal foot.
Window stills, per superficial foot
The sran,e equal quality used in the
Of wings OF the building specimens OF which will be
quin Ia accompany the bids - .
time the work will he completed, and
III be cunsdeed Others a those known to be Of tho
believed be fully competent 10 sln good h The
obligations ey assume; and NO assignment OF hd OF
will recognised urss made with the approval OF the
head Of the depnr ment. s5HsM
Ninety per paid time the work
greses, the Of the department In charge
reserved until the completion Of the
aud acceptance of the work by said agent. y
itself The right reject or nccep the
when deems the interest Of the United
exclude the bids
good believe viii not IRON
faithful y perform tho contrlc. s4ls -. !, &.
Plans specifications working drawings be examined
oer information obtained, application al the Office OF the
superintendent. 42'
proposals. which this department, addressed
Proposals for hu erection
Patent Office building will be Gpaned
O'Clock Of the lat day named for receiving the same
'' X. McCLELisANU
Secretary Of the Interior
Dec I9-9awtlsFeb. flint s. Start
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UTAH TERRITORY.
INSTRUCTIONS.

1910 From Cdr City, by Harmony and Pine Valley, SAINT
Clyra.
Bidders 81 h due and distance. a.as a'..
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom-h house, &C.,
~ at Pittsburgh, New York.

Dec a7--aawlrebast flint. 8 star.I
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Cdnvassin1 ne Cify-Ths Committee. .roo,r..
ed By Ph1nix Fire Company No. 3, % vsit nnor
our citizens and furnish them with ticksss for The
/ approaching ball on the 2sth WIN commence the
duty imposed tpon them, this morning. and ~
have no doubt will hnd ready sale for as 4. nv
admissions as they may Wish to dispose Of Wben
the arduous iabors Of the fremen are considered.
and the continual risks Of life and limbs they are
called upon to make. are brought to the mind Of
those who owe the preservation Of their property
and perhaps the safety Of their wives and chii,
afen 70 the untiriug energy Of these gallant fei
.ows, We do not see how any man can refuse
'nem tne little aid they ask to make them
comfortable In the discharge of their duty
ine receipts Of the ball, as We have heretofore
stated, are to be applied to the purchase of Are.
men coats, and IS the price of tickets has been
nAed At u every man can afford to buy one.even
desire to attend the ball =
Worked Out.-There are now but two or three
and Hustings Court determine to carry en-. tbs
designs OF Inc ordinance, that institution viii; soon
become An expense instead of profit TO the CITY
~ .n1 courts instead of sentencing petty thieves
oyIli' 20 hve In idieness were to put them to
work, receptacles for stolen goods would b, less
numerous than At present
Dsordrly Phil, slave to Mrs. Askev and
Henry Freeman, free negro, were both convict
cd before the Mayor of disorderly conduct In the
Street, ana ordered to be punished.
Suspicious Wellington, slave to A. Thomas e.
Son, was arrested last Friday night, under sus
pIcious circumstances, and brought before the
Mayor the next morning, by whom he was ordered
to be forged.
Ihe Weather yesterday, was wet aud cheerless,
ana the streets were flooded with water and mud
Ihus far the month of April has been IS unseason.
able as it could we'll have been Better times NAV
ne coming, but If SO, they are travelling by slow
coscnes, and appear to be some distance of.
The Mail Wagon broke down at the corner of
18Th and Main streets yesterday morning, but did
no serious damage
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FOREIGN ITEMS AT the Irish elections the bal
of parties is not disturbed. except in the case
of Mr. Under Secretary Ball, who is At present To-
provided with q seat, but there is chance, only q
faint 0ne of his late seat for Carlow county being
gained by the Hon. Frederick Pousonby. E
Gen. Todleben, the chief defender of Sebasto.
pol, arrived in Paris on the I'd instant
Mr.. Horsey Palmer Is about to resign bis post
rs director of the Bank of England, which he has
occupied for forty six years.
The Dowager Countess of Westmoreland died
on the 26sh OF March, In England.
Hume, the table-turner and msgnesizer, Who
has of late excited much attention in Paris, has
predicted to M. Alexandra Dumas that be would
live 70 the age Of LIB years and be killed In duel
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LOLA, CouKTEss er LANsFKLDT In TROw. =
A telesraphic dispatch has announced that the
fAir Lola Montez, on the night of the 9th instant
bad . row With the manager Of the thestrs. in
Louisville, Ky. The Courier says,
Tne faets srs briefly thess Madlle Lola Monies
s., arrvinl st the theatre and before she
manded that the bsiz. on the stare should be
Iemtvrd, a. II a6scted her eyes Mr. Bradley o..
psned to her that the surtsin ought TO be up then
sna II wouit delay the plsf, but ct the end o. the
;nefp words ensued, and Lola rushed upon the stage
IN lowering rage, gave her version Of the m after
snn appealed to the audience 70 sustain her OF
course they could not refuse woman appeal Great
eontuaon ss took place but i was very evident that
tnsf sym ,athy was with Lola. Mr. Nelus appear
% and ssd the b,ize should be removed not to gra
ufy the wh'm OF Msd'ile Lola Moutez. but for ths
qualification - the audience Benind The curtain
fnis ,ine Lola was plsyirg the deuce generally Mr.
nrea,sy was assured BY her, in emphatic terms and
in rethsr strcns Language ior q woman, which we
vont It In print that be 'oid foo also that
sne could to use vulgarsu, lam him out cf his
Boots; that she bad whipped better thsn he was
mere Lola, - eon ental proof OF her ability and
strength to execute the threat in question grasp
ner dress front, snd tore 1t to ribbons and then
sne went on int At Of hystercs and was convey ed
20 ner room The green baizs was removed, word
sent to Lola who had some hat recovered with the
request that she would play her psrt Not abe The
messenger was informed fatty and in terms shock
ing to ears polite. thrt she wouldn't play snyhcw
NOT woulo any eonciiatory messages brius the will
fui woman to terms Mr. Bradley csme forward and
related to the clamorous crowd that Lola roud NOT
DO induced to play and informed them that their
money would be refunded at the box Office This
vas done, and that classic temple looked dreary and
desoate last night Circumstances rather inducs th.
belief hat Lola intended beforehand to create a
muss 40 the notorety would ennure to her benz In
other places.
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EMIGRATION - Financial Crisis - Every boat
that leaves our whsrf goes loaded with fsmiIes emf.
grating westward and the 10 true of boats load.
Ing st r1ffsburg, Marietta, ZsnesvilIe Parkssburs
Cincinnati and Louisville Is il not too much TO aay
that steamboats, on the Ohio river Q carrying az ma.
ny passengers as the railroads. The remer dous en-
lgratfon from the country towns in Ohio and Penn.
syivania 10 creating an alarm. We heard Yesterday
shat some twenty six Of the best in Barnesvills
beimont county Ohio had sll depurted for the West
at the same time This 10 also true Of all towns in
this section of country. Hardly q day passes but
some OF our wholesale merchants are informed of
tne fsilure OF some of their county patrops Nearly
aii OF the emigrants carry able am unit. OF
capita with them and thus help to embarrsss { ra
tmo, Our monetary afairs.-W Wheeling IA! Times.
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A NEW wARRAEGEMEET.-The Petersburg De-
mocrst learns that the steamer Roanoke, on her
next trip, will stop at Portsmouth instead of Nor
folk. This is In pursuance Of long cherished
ming 70 City Point and Portsmouth, and the other
TO Richmond aud Norfolk, and he has at last sac
cseded ia psrfsctipg the plan and putting IL In
execution.