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The superb Morgan Horse,
VERMONT BOY"

rV,HIS nrst class American trotter will make ~
II the arst IN Tennessee, at the AZ iz<l
farm Of Mr.. r. flaming, Nashville, ter A-A-4--
rnnatlng July the l5th 1855 at TwKsfs DoiEsEs
In. season. with the privilege al returning mares that
prove in foal, the second season lie =, perhaps,
no the State Is rich bay, " the largest sizs q the
breed was never on a regular course, bni trottsd al
several FAIRS in 1857, under $50 and MAS awarded ey
erv prize from the State Fair az Montpelier ~ the usn
nectcut river Valley show. We refer, with great cen
ndence 10 all gentlemen who have examined urn ana
bri,cye NO are offering the brcedeff 81 tennessee
the services of As good roadster - can De foand
Hortl or SOUTH Every attention Will be given 20 mares
from a distance al the lowest prices.
Tn our absence Mr. Glasgow OF Mr.. etanly, both
good horssnaen, wi hays tAs care OF 'hs no'ss AM
NAL. - = - - . Z. !. ..xxx,
Az nts, and part owners,
Nashville or Fra kiln College, fennsssee-
P.s-we have also broagi out with US, Tor sails,
foar capital Morgan mares and superior Stallion cor,
10 WHICH respectfully invite ztieation.
apriS-n
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FIR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations on n. e.
{. Railroad, west Of Stevenson
- ~ - I'll

First Class, (including Hats) per 100 81 Is
Second Class ... a. as
Third C1aSS ----'-- ..--..-.---.-. i 90
Special Rates for Furniture &C o al
" plying between New York and Chnrlestan 80
savannah has caused reduction IN Steamers fesgh,s
on through Goods AS their charges NAV nuctnate
we give above the rates from Charleston or savsnh
70 Nashville AT the same time we guarantee The cost
sha not exceed At any time prior 10 LIST OF June the
New York and Philadelphia 10 Nashville in conn. I'm
with Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines, viz.
Second Class .... -
Third Class. "..... &c &c
Special Rates. :" $50 &c &c
S"hsieh hoods TO Agent Central Railroad Savannah
oVercharges and damages (cxccpt damages occur
ing at sea- VIII be promptly settled as heretocore
for iurtber Information Cards giving classinen
ton. 6c, apply To at the " &C Railroad nenot on
by mail 20 CHAS ~ ASnI-pS ~ VI
feb22-tf ca----s
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Needles, Fish Hooks, &C., &c.
Post OMce.

NASHVILLE, March 20, 1855
I,oN amer the LIST Of April, the Post Office w
Il be opened on SsRdays az hall-pa A. NJ, and
close At A. NJ. Open again Al Z. NJ. aud close at
p NJ ON all ether days the Once viii be Vpcned at
half past o. O'Clock A. NJ, and close At O'Clock p
N s. Y. ANDERSON, Post Master.
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DXS SOLUTION.
Notice of Dissolution.

rTsHE partnership existing between b. LANIER 4
4 eEO. MILl-i.i., under the style Of b. LANIER
Co.. u this day dissolved. b. LaneF having purehas
cd Geo. Mzes entire interest the iaie arm alone
aatherized 10 settle up the same. n. i.ANlER.
Mar. IS, is5s' GEO. AIzklL-
ns- Referring To the above notice, take great
pleasure IN recommending 10 my friends my late
So! ate IN business, Mr.. H. lAnier, a gentleman
every way worthy Of their eontinnec patronage.
March IS. isSs GRO AfZEfI.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-27
Benz. Il. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction sales Of FURNITURE, COOKING
II UTENSILS, cARiETINGs, &c, every Saturday
morning 10 O'Clock.
ID OCULAR Auction Sales &C Dry Goods, Clothing and
N Varieties, each Wednesday and Friday evening At
early Gas Light, by
Jan. TT Bf1SJ. +. SHELLS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-27
$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.

4,OOO II ID. Ems
Fresh Garden Seeds.
WE are now in receipt of the extensive stock
w Of Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varieties brought to this market They
are all of the growth Of 1857 and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
DR.. Landreth Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, Withersield &c.
Rsley's, Fredonia New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratuitous distribution. Call and get
In addition to the above, have large supply of
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushel.
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins K Co., 2 900 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers of Flowers have larger and better assert
ment from which to make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS Il BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
janl3-6 Opposite the Market House.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-27

RRESTOL BRICK DUST, and Mount Ea-
ID gle Tripo for polishing gold silver brass, glass,
&c; new article; for sale by
ian2q RAINS BROWN
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Scgars, Scgars.

ID 10 H0SDAs, Laadrss, Nssssas. AFalAs. Ia saizzs
N and etasr eAesos bs@nds, Havana cisars1aF sale
b. BILLION 4 CO.,
f<te =. PEaonck 4 Co,
aH9s-1 IS collcss sifeet
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grp Goods, etc.
\. c. McNAxRY a CO.

NJ. G. McNAKRY a. CO.
RECEIVED THIS DAY BY EXPRESS,
m DoZ. Alexander's Kid Gloves;
lSU 10 doz Extension s. S. Skirts white cold;
10 cartons Ducals, new styles;
10 do. Mousn de Chene;
70 do. New style Stella shawls, for early Spring;
500 Pque Collars and Sleeves, new styles;
Grape Collars and Sleeves, do
Breakfast Caps, do;
Illusion Capes and Berthee, do; 49,
Our Mr.. McNary Is in the Eastern cities, and we
will be getting New Goods every few ing the
season and solicit call from friends and the pub
lie generally r. C. McNAIRY co. 3
marriott
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Iats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children.

hdts anu Idps lOr Me1, BOYS and children.
AN receiving direct from the man
I'd ufactories, all the latest STYLES of Spring e-9
S& and Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting "a
- IN part Of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats OF
all qualities. Also, full assortment Of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps. VIII be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, or 10 punctual dealers
b. r. CUTTER,
10. 80 ana o. cor, OF Broadway and College SITS,
mar 10 Nashville, Tenn.
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TIE eREArESr woSDER OF THE AGE.
Canada prosinc Corn,

oRoDU uSafase - fs ears - he grain A small
- . WIS ~ IS aod 81 90, @scsasr street, Z
Ana g NlSClliN, lincoin Hall
ns.fls-ln
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Mott's Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

yV,aIS article was constructed in consequence OF
suggestion from the American Institute, that
SIMPLE, portable, and low priced furnace, was mucn
nccded by farmers for boiling and steaming food, ana
sor MANY mechanical and domestic purposes IL took
the premium the U. g. Agricultural Far at LOUIS
III. In, recevcd wM. STEWART,
' No Ia Market street.
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking stoves
for coal. - =
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SNYDER s. FRIZZEII.

HAVE in store fine stock OF Boots and shoes OF
every description, which they are offering at low
pFiCes- marl7-u
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Paper Hanging.

IL kfaAs az Flaln ana n.ecorative Paper HAngins
n sane he bssi n.anaer and cheaIesi pr..-s ~
T. H. FRANKLIN
r. Orders len Al VIM Rear,s, Ne. IL uesaessek
street. xs3 be Frorntfly attenfina -
RsEz.ESez--Nessrz- A X troriers jos ~ heisss
~ nuEsas fIurn Sra, l. n 0oroey J-h-s
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At Cost for Cash.

ME have on haad some sole Leather Trunks and
w Naces which we will close out at Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any of the above have now an op-
portunity 10 purchase AT low down prices Cali at No
81, Public Square.
mar9-u SNYDER FREZEIL
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.plendid Irish Potatoes

HENJs t. SfffEfS
FFks n ssnre = iof q very ane Northern Aesaenock
fsaaess ahsk he al sci az moeniess thAn eost
) 49, cansiznnelt. Wkrfaute4 goods
nnrI1-H
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-04
pe.sisuse Hnwaiian seane..

Ms. EprroR As you are calling the attention Of
YOUR readers to the increase Of the whaling feet out
Of Honolulu. and to the number Of vessels with the
Hawaiian flag, allow the suggestion that with this
increase. is connected responsibility. Who will pro-
vide for sick and disabled seamen, discharged from
Hawaiian vessels' At present the laws are defective
upen this point, or rather there ore no laws. No
provision whatever is made for sick and disabled sea-
"A, discharged from Hawaiian vessels. viii You
cali the attention Of the Legislature to this sub
Here is a case in point, at the Sailors Home.
English sailor was discharged from the -adranee
W days since, but who is destitute and sick. Who
Ill provide for him, Yours, truly,
honolulu, March Sd, 1853. 8. {. D.
he subject alluded to by our correspondent is one
i1wing importance, which should not be over
1 in revising the statutes Of the kingdom. The
btal Act Of 1855, which has lain for three years
cad letter on our statutes. provides for Hospitals
the Sick Poor, being nafires Of this Kingdom
e ~propriety of extending the benefits Of such insti-
ions to seamen engaged in Hawaiian vessels, must
apparent to ALL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-04

h,rs. Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co. forwarding the
.mea at 8 ter cent, which covers AL expenses, in
ending insurance.
The Front street -four operators are now in full tide
of successful speculation and say they shall put their
s.vorite staple to s25 per barrel. despite the howlings
Of the press and<he ImP7eSAa Us of the poor. Sugar
and tea az thigh, cornneal and "Tertaters" do.
x9ere will it end 2" As for standing it, like
~ knidab Sleek, we exclaim, ''We can't ! we really
think we c~an't!r'
Miss Annette Ince and Miss Emma Stanley, who
len on the Yagusro for Melbourne. may possibly en-
terrain you with some Of their pleasing performances.
Miss Ince, who has made quite q long sojourn here,
in addition to eminent talent in her profession, bears
an unsullied reputation in private life.
Aloha, SYPHAx.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-04

VERY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES!
~ MORE e Goods!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUS RE-
ceived, per order, 2 very splendid assortmeut Of FINE
PR.NTED FRENCH JlcoNETS per Yankee" from
the celebrated mandatory Of 0ros, 0dier 3 Cte., via San Fran.
cisco, Of the very latest styles, and warranted fAse eolo1.
ALSO
Part Of . Boston selected invoice Of GOODS, puf
chased at auction. Compared with fnsmss peces, hey are reaIy
Low, especially The ekirts.a
Plssse call and zee, at the Old Stand Of
96tf ~ e r. SpENCIH. Hotel utPeak.
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9obfrtisfmfnts.

u. e.
OFFERS FOR SALE Low. TO CLOSE
u consignments, the following MERCHANDISE, viz:
Gases Spirits Turpentine, in tins;
Cases English boiled oil;
Kegs Of pure No. / extra white lead;
Zinc paint, ground in oil;
Cases Of tins Of black paint; kegs Of do.
Barrels Of whisky;
Cases Of assorted crackers, In tins;
Barrels of cider vinegar;
Barrels Of butter, in kegss
Cases Of Dixon's tobacco;
Coils whale line, hemp and Manila rope
Oars, assorted lengths;
Steering oars, assorted lengths.
Cases preserved meats in tins; Cases preserved CLAIMS in tins;
Cases preserved oysters in tins; Cases prd mince meat in tins;
Barrels Carolina rice; Barrels vinegar;
Tierces hams; Gases alcohol in tins;
Cases OF women's Shoes, native pattern;
Anchors and chains;
Rigging and pump leather;
Kegs white beans; cheese in tins;
Cooking stoves and cambooees;
Cases wood and cane seat chairs;
Tins Of putty;
Cases Of hair, paint and shoe brushes;
Whitewash brushes;
Bills and puncheons pure Jamaica rum;
Baskets Of champagne;
Casks Of Jefries' Edinburgh Ale In stone iuse;
Casks Of Duff Gordon Sherry;
Octaves Of ]. & +. Martelrs brandy;
Half bbls of California behring's;
Cases Of gherkins and mixed pickles, in half gall. Jars;
Cases Of Goldfish, in tins; cases Of fresh lobster, In tins;
Cases Of English jams, pie fruits and pickles;
Cases Of buffalo chip tobacco; boxes champagne cider.
S6-f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-03-04

DAILY EXPECTED.
PLYMOUTH COLLECTION OF HYMN
and Tunes for Churches.
Plymouth Collection Of Hymns gill, moroccoj
Plymouth Hymns. 32mo, 18mo and limo;
Sacred Praise, "a selection Of church music;
selah-A selection Of Music by Thos. Hastings5
0regory's Organic Chemistry;
Gregory's Inorganic do; W
Smiths Juvenile Dehners;
Smiths Dehners Manual;
Mahan's Logic;
Boyd's Logic;
Porter's Chemistry;
Records Roman Histories;
Ancient Hebrews;
School Amuaemeuts;
wnlard's Morals. Tor sale BY
eo-tf n. n. WHITNEY.
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Lease of the Island Of Kaheslawe
AT ADCTI0N
(~CIRCULAR.1
California

VINTAGE 1850.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
il Fl BRANDY, In assorted pacEagea and IN
quantity TO suit purchaser. This Brandy h guarutepd 10 be
pure dfstilation Of the juice Of the Native Grape, and Possessing
In an eminent degree all the aroma and dehcacy q 0avor fe
Judges have pronounced the quality to be fully equal 70 ts best
French Brandy and the Public are assured that not only ths
Wine from which this Brandy II made, bat also the construction
OF the stills. and the whole modxs epeyend&s ae peecasety the
has been for many years foreman Of . nrm oeiaheaAM Tor hdr
Bnndies in Coenac. We trust that . discerning pnbuc win ap-
preciats the Importance Of the Introduction o.
PURE NATIVE LIQUORS
a . substitute for the vile poisonous trash kno~n - mined
brandy, with which our market has besn dooded. h 6oated,
bleared and disgusting specimens of humanity thae ~ meef a.
every step, sufncientiy attest the effects q he deleeeg30us On of
Cognac, and the no less poisonous Fusfl Grain on, contained in
the so-caIled pure spirits used In the adultsfsaon q genuine
The subscribers are enabled 10 o6er tAh Ane brandy n lsss
than half the cost Of French brandy Of the same Gade, and they
confidently invite . trial Of Its quality, by sample o. otherwise
believing that the people will sustain them In their eDdeavors t.
Of poison which has, up to this period, deluged our state. TO
Physicians and others, wishing . pure article for medicinal pup
poses, we can confidently recommend. our California brandy,
(even In preference to French) on account Of ~ undoubtea
purity 10 the pubic : JAMES ! asafs :. s. Nc Mc fSess III. 8 CO,
ITS Sansome stree, Ban Francisco.
IN . fresh supply Of that
Famsus California Brandy
from JAS. +. McDouGALL 4 Co., aan Hrsnciseo, In kees Of -
gallons each also, cases, one dozen each. For pardculars -
circular In weekly papers. And
Brandy Peaches!
In halsgallon bottles. cases one dozen each. for sale BY
soft vox HOLT : HEUCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

State, bsve each been paid about $500 year for
ndeXng the laws OF the State for eight or ten year
,.ast. Whist was this labor for which w. H. Bo.
sy,It wa paid the sum of S425 Where is the edi
I'm ,cf The laws Of the State ior which Mr.. Boeart
nrensr,,., an index What year. or how many
YEAR, aid he index
In ,bc Supply bill Of 1857 I find tina. J. B. Cu.h
man reporter. is paid $50 rs Assistant Journal
Clerk. Mr. Cushman was this year Democratic
candidate for Clerk of the Assembly IN opposition
to Mr.. Reilly. He seems to hsys had, in past
sG ns P9ei Ryp"beaas with Mr.
T. 5. Gi!lett got Si15 as clerk aud reporter of
testimony in the Trinity Church and Barr vs..
Sicklcs cases
A. Ii. Gale got $50 60 in the Barr vs. Sickles
W. w. Cbubbuck got 1925 IS Clerk Of the
Standing Committee on Claims.
Sherman CrosNell got $500 for his manual or
treatise on Legislative Rules.
Comstock d Johnson, publishers OF The ANdny
Argns; Henry II. Van Dyck, publisher Of The
AHany Atlas; aud Hugh j. Hastings, publisher OF
7he albany KnickUboeker, got 80, 057 for publish
ing tie advertisements for canal lettings in 1865.
Upon inquiry, | End that these advertisements
were publisf ed without the authority and perris-
sion Of the Canal Commissioners at the time The
publication was not merely voluntary, but without
the permission snd against the express wishes of
the Canal Commissioners and if anything has been
paid, the present Caral Commissioner has been
handsomely bambOozled, and Mr.. Fltzhugb, who
must have known the fasity Of the claim, mas been
grossly hoodwinked or Lost conveniently blind.
have confined my remarks to the reporters who
have had their fingers in the Treasury. The supply
and appropriation bills are rich in examples and
prt ccdtnts OF high pay for small services. The
reporters are the smallest offenders against mod
esty in this respect. The late Speaker was unfair
in introducing some lobbyists into the corps and so
giving them an undue advantage over their outside
brethren.
The Assembly, to relieve itself from the nuisance
of strong corps of lobbyists in the shape of re-
pOrters, will be constrained to send all of them into
the gallery. The floor Of the House is not proper
place for reporters, and the lobby should only be
permitted to dog the Committees and not publicly
debhuch the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14
MURDER or 4 COLORED NAN

An ,rlrovn co,ored man was sound about o'ci>c6
last night in front of Rushtons drug store, corner
Broadway and Barclay streets, in dying condition.
from the effects of several wounds which had been n-
fictvd arn-pt on the right side. The case b
involved in n complete mystery, as to where or ~
whom the fatal blows were inflicted. As far ne We
have been enabled 10 obtain any light on the subject,
it appears that, shortly AFTER O'Clock. the pcrsoe
who attends to adjusting the switches in vesey street
for the Sixth and Eighth avenue rail cars observed
gang Of young rowdics running down Nesey strcet,
from Broadway, crying oai, Stop thief Almost A
the moment the approach OF Sixth avenue car
required TIE attention of the sNtchmsn so that lac DID
not notice the further movements Of tho Young rev.
dies; but a. soon as the had passed, the switch
man observed the opposite side Of the street two
persons, of whom carrying banjo, or g;itar
at the time apparently assisting his companion 10
wax; and in few minutes after they had tuned
round the conner Of the Astor House into Brosdgsy.
,,me one came anil Npoltcd that had ben
stabbed in Bronlwsy, and, on examination, tho
victim proved 10 be of the persons JUL previously
seen in ycsey street by the rwiichpan. The other.
who had carried the banjo guitar had in the mean
time gone into the cigar store adjoining Mr.. RuShton's
drug store begged piece Of paper to wipe his fingers
upon after which he suddenly disappeared. 0aices
TIT, ofthe Third Ward, promptly repaired to the Spa
and CDdeayored ~ obtain some Information from the
wounded man. but the latter unable 10 speak aid
only pointed 90 the part OF hs body where he had been
stabbed He was then convey ed to the Saion-Iiouse.
but expired before be reached there. On examining
the sidewalks blood found along Broadway and
Vesey street TO the place where they were first seen
by the switchman; but no cries had been heard Il
/, supposed that the man bad been stabbed and that
Is &c mpanion trying TO get him homei and on his
falling down from loss Of blood and becoming speech
les. the companion fed In the Of fftesn min.
utes after tho discovery Of the murder wel-tnown
character by the nsmc OF Brown observed running
from Broadway rather suspciously. His movements
attracted the attention Of Officer Watson, Of
Ward who took him into custody and, OF conducting
linn 10 the Second Ward staon-lIoue, syeral bruises
and several marks of blood found upon biz per.
son. lie was therefore locked up, suspicion " hsv-
ing been in manner implicated ia the commission
Of d murder.
Since writing the above the body q N. mDriscd
man h.. been identified by his friends who state thse
his name Is Robertson. He sesfaring nsn.
about thirty years Of sge, and while in The city has
made hi home in White street Iii, friends heArdi That
he had been down 10 West street and gos ibto
difficulty there, where IN all probability he received
tie fatsl wounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14
THE NEWS OF TIE FORTNIGHT.
Frofl OuE Own Correspondent.

Frofi OuE 0wE Correspondent.
san FRANcIsCo, Dee. 81, 1857.
The city and State are comparatively dull just now
There ia no excitement of any kind. There have been
abundant rains during the fortnight, and the winter
promises 10 be extremely favorable both for farming
and mining.
The news items which have caused the most stnsa'
ton in our community during the last fortnight are te
affair Of the robber Ornsk the election OF CHIEF Er-
gneer of the Fire Department of this city, the t!a
about TIE title Ct the New-Almaden Quieks!vef Vine,
and the trial of the projectors OF The Morning "a"
newspaper for SANDER in charging y. X. Snyder,
Treasurer of the Mint, with being an ccconi-
prce in the robbery of $4,000 from the
Mint by 4. IIarasZihy, late meter ard rehner'
The latter il probably the moet interesting 1T these
items 10 the readers on your side. Inc trlaI co,el
with a disagreement vi the Juryseven for convicton
and FIVE for acquiital. The defendants den;ed iie
publication Of The article, ard after the pnhncelol
was proved they alleged that II was true, ana insIo
duced a large an cunt of testimony - support We
aNr!ment. ~ completely IN 1.-THE fraud ~ harssL.u.
wa charged il was ssnTy for them 10 NOW, II e!
could that HaTasZthy had committed irauh, aDn ~
ohit ction was made 10 this. Al the officers III 10
mint MANY of the workmcn, and many person mo-
connected with the mint, were Drought Wy a.
witnesses, and they were examiner d tiIot
length and ii shown beyond dCuDe INC.
IIaTsszthy if deiaulter 20 the amount sthte9 ~
there was no evidence gupg 10 snow fraud, much lS
sufficient To prove il. II Is generally believed hei :
Il at be did rob tie Government, though he na- iany
friends who believe he did not; but after till ia1re
TO show the fraud, think he cannot be conyicted l.
j. well understood here that the Superintendent OF tne
Mnt-who is not good terms with the other u'S ~
Of the institutOn-i friendly 10 The propii tois %
Morning cen, AID directly indirectly miorn.,
item of all the testimony known to himself III rsssiu
TO the deialcaon OF Harasztby 1t was proved ~ a.
Haraszthy conducted the affairs OF his Department ~
yerv negligent manner but for al that appeared ~ .I'
evidence, any of the men employed in his aePaitI
me,t may have stolen the money as well as ne,
was ,Lown on trial that Snyder had returned oa,s .
gold TO Harsszlhy during the annual seitemen.Gt
Stint. Every year settlement is made to asts'ta nt
how the accounts of the department stanao5 t a..
whether the coiner the mcer and r.iner, hnu ,h'
n,sayer have several. honestly andeareia oysr Al
| cold and silver cOnfded to them. They pay ~ g.,
they Sayo IN their pOesessicn the bricks Of the wv