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Shocking suicide-A Cincinnati Clerk
shoots Himself Dead at Pittsburg

Shocking suicide--A Cincinnati Clerk
shoots Himself Dead at Pittsburg
Hotel.
A young man named Robert r. Kits, for
merly in the employ of J. N. Harris q Co.,
on Walnutstreet, between Fourth and Fifth,
in this city, shothimself through the heart on
Wednesday evening last, at the Mansion
House, in Pittsburg Very little could be as
certained which tended to throw any light
whatever upon the circumstances that led to
his death. The following particulars, how
ever, We CLEAN from the papers Of that city:
Mr.. Kitts reached Pittsburg on Tuesday
evening from this city, and went to the Man
sion House, where he registered his name as
A. M. Thompson. A weman named Annie
Wagner was in company with him when he
started-was not his wife, but had been placed
in his care. On the afternoon Of Wednesday
she became quite i'll, and he told the clerk of
the establishment he could not leave without
her; but his manner was very singular and
attracted considerable attention. ..-
About eight O'Clock in the evening of the
same day the report Of pistol was heard In
the house, which caused some persons TO rush
up stairs, and there found the unfortunate
man in q moribund condition, the ball having
passed into and almost through his heart,
while the instrument with which he had slain
himself, four-barreled revolver, was lying
by his side, telling, though mute, the method
he had taken to end the tragedy Of his life.
In her testimony Annie Wagner stated
that the deceased was on his way to the home
ofhis parents at Cookstown, Fayette Co., Penn,
and that she resided in Baltimore, TO which
place she was going. He was about thirty
years Of age, and had been in the employ
of Harris & Co. two or three years, during the
whole of which time she had been acquainted
with him. He was, pecuniarily, in an almost
destitute condition, and was returning home
for the purpose Of making an arrangement
with his father in regard to some Western
lands, and If he succeeded in this he intended
to send for her, with view to marriage.
After an inquest had been held upon the
body, it was sent to his parents, at Cookstown,
in charge of Mr.. Lane, who resides near that
place, and was on his way thither.
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LARGE CANDLE FACTORY DESTROYED BY
FIRE-Loss $25,0O0.-About noon yesterday
fire broke out In the candle mandatory Of
Hyatt & Wood, located on Court-street, in the
Deer Creek Valley. The origin of the fire is
not known, but, in consequence of the inflam-
mable material Of the contents, the flames spread
rapidly through the building. The fire de-
partment was promptly on the ground and
saved the house, with comparatively little
damage, but the loss will nevertheless amount
to nearly twenty-five thousand dollars. The
stock and material, we are informed, were in
sured for $4,000, in this city aud Cleveland.
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MEETING OF THE YouNa MEMS NATIONAL
DEMoCRATIC AssoCIATI0N.--TheY Young Mems
National Democratic Association held its reg
ular meeting night before last at their hall In
the Court-house, and adopted the following
preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, The recent foray into Virginia,
BY an armed band, under the lead of one John
Brown, for the purpose Of producing servile
insurrection, and, consequently, civil war,
was q "blow aimed at condition Of things
existing everywhere south Of Mason and
Dixon's line; and that condition being one in
eorporated with the political relations of the
country, under Its Constitution and laws, are
armed assaults upon it, however insignificant
10. force or contemplate in result, was sub
stantially sn undertaking to overthrow the
government Of the country; and, being what
It thus was, 1t is something in which every
good citizen in the country bears some share
Of the injury, and in which all the sisterhood
Of States have the same INTEREST,"" and whereas
the expenses incurred by Virginia in her de-
fense, and to bring 10 justice the hostile in
vadsrs of her soil, were incurred for the COM
mon defense, and should be participated in by
the other members of the Union; therefore
be il
Resolued, That it is the duty Of Congress to
pass an act to reimburse from the public treas
ury, the State of Virginia the expenses she
has been put to In consequence Of the late
bloody foray into her borders by John Brown
and his forces.
The Hall on tho corner Of Sixth and Syca-
more-streets has been engaged, and the Asso.
citation will hereafter hold Its meetings at that
place. aht.t
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COvINGTON NEWS.

ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE CovINaToN AND
LEXINGTON RAILRoAD.--We. .undsrstand that the
down freight train ran of the track above Paris.
Very little damage was done, although the train was
delayed for some time. .n rs .4
POLICE CouRr.-Two men, Cassan and Dona-
hue, were fined 1871 each for drunkenness, In the
Police Court yesterday. hIotlNf
INQUEST OF LuNAcY.-A man named Chris
brought before Judge Mooar, for examination The
testimony adduced appeared to establish the fact and
he was ordered to the Lunatic Asylum.
RELIaIous.-Divins service will be held In
Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
CouarY JAIL,-There are thirty three in
mates now In The County Jail 2e males and females
Circuit Court. gid ally.
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JUDGMENT RENDERED IN FAVOR OF AN Ao-
TOR AGAINST THEATRICAL PRopRIEToR.-In
the case Of T. A. Morton, late leading man of
the National, against John Bates, proprietor
Of that theatre, for damages-the actor having
been engaged for the season, and discharged
without sufficient cause, at the end of five
weeks--Judge Storer, of the Superior Court,
yesterday rendered judgment in favor Of the
plaintiff for $3.50, the full amount Of his salary.
This decision is important, as 1t will serve as
precedent in many cases Of similar charac-
ter.
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DrAPHANoTYPEs.--Weh have seen all tylss of
pictures in the Photographic art, and, we be-
lieve, are acquainted with the attractive
features Of each. The solograph has its mer-
its, and so, also, the dsgueroetype, the me-
lainotype and the ambrotype, but none Of
them combine so satisfactorily all the requi-
sites Of q portrait, with the beauty and finish
of q picture, as the disphanotype, taken only
at Carpenters gallery, No. 20 West Fifth
street. They have number of fine speci-
mems, among them ono Of Judge Douglas,
which should be examined by all lovers Of
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KANSAS HORSE THIRvEs ON THE WAY TO WASH
INaToN.-Two Kansas horse thieves, named
respectively Smith and Bennett, were confined
yesterday afternoon in the Hammond street
Station -house. They left the city last night
at eleven O'Clock in charge of Messrs. Colby
and Jones, Marshal and Deputy Marshal Of
Kansas, en- route to Washington City, where
they will be committed to the National
Penitentiary, to which they have been SEN
fenced - one for six the other for twelve
months-for stealing horses from the Indians.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A CITIZEN OF MARI.
RrTA.-An old resident of Marietta, named J.
@. Hart, had his leg broken at the foot Of
Race street, day before yesterday. He was
experimenting the unloading Of a lot of grind
stones, which he had brought to the city for
sale, when one of them ran off the gan ngway,
and struck him, breaking his leg, and other
wise ipjuring him quite severely. He was
taken to his hotel, whore his wounds were
properly cared for, after which he:was return
ed to his home.
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MAsoNro.-At the last annual meeting of
Nova Casarea Harmony Lodge, No. 2, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: W. NJ, Daniel H. Mears; s. W., Geo.
H. Wolf; J. W., Joseph M. Huston; secre-
tsry, Charles R. Folger; Treasurer, Joseph X.
Smith; y. D., Jonathan Berne; J. D., Israel
Jones; Stewards, Henry Handy, Samuel M.
Murphy; Tyler, Joseph B. Covert; Charity
Committee, Richard Gray, Henry Spear, VIM.
Concklin; Property COMMITTEES, John Evans.
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POLICE CouRT.-Judge Lowe examined ff-
teen cases yesterday morning, but most Of
them were quite trivial in their character, al
though the session lasted several hours.
Davis Adler, who was arrested some days
ago upon charge of receiving stolen goods,
large lot of jewelry having been found at
his Establishment which had been stolen from
q store in Indiana, about year ago, was held
to bail in the sum of$2 1000 for his appearance,
to answer the charge at the next term of the
Court of Common Pleas,
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DESPERATE Row AT QUEEN Cry HALL.--A
disturbance occurred last night at q ball given
at Queen City Hall, corner Of Eighth and
Freeman street, by franklin ,. Long, which
It is said resulted quite seriously. The lights
were turned of at the moment the row be-
gan, and knives and pistols were used quite
freely. One man was severely stabbed in the
abdomen and another in the head, while sew
eral were bruised and beaten in terrible
manner, but we could not learn any names.
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duced their rates TO lO95sQ9H. Mercantile bills 20
at l09AX. We quote bankers' bills Paris at SIS:
but there are some very good bills In market at b6
@5l7K. The Africa, which sailed to-day for Liver
pool took out s67277 in specie abont half OF which
was silver.
NEW YoRK o.rrIs MARKEr, Wednesday evening,
December THE live stock msrkets have been less
two or three previous months During the week
ending yesterdsy the total receipts at the regular
yards OF live animals destined for slaughter mum.
bered beef cattle, 379s veal calves, 467; sheep and
lambs, 1852; swine l8s73 also Of nilch cows, l29;
total $3.50 Total last week, 49, $50; being DECLINE
Increase Of hogs. Atyesterday general weekly
market beef cattle sold tribe better than last week,
say lo@lohc; per pound. estimated dressed weight,
gxc poorest, 6@7c.; average Of all sorts, sAnSkc.
Cows In better demand at former low rates. Veals
dull; prices unchanged. Sheep sold trifie better
than last week. Swine were In fair request but not
Al sold; prices same as last week; corn-fed, 5f@
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PETTY LARoENY.--A woman named Ann
Nolan, who is said to be an old offender in
this way, was arrested yesterday afternoon,
and committed to the Ninth-street Station
house upon charge Of stealing a bolt Of
merIno from tho store Of J. V. Clutch, No. ITO
Fifth street. ...,,.....-
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EXTREMELY ANNOYING The citizens of
Ludlow have been extremely annoyed for some
time past by the irregular trips Of the ferry
boat which plies between that village and the
foot of Fifth-street. 1t has not made more
than dozen trips during the past week,
and the trouble, we are informed, has
been of character which should not have long
prevented the regular crossings.
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THn FIRE THIS MoRMsa.-Yhs fire little
after one O'clock this morning was in q frame
stable, at the corner Of Rifteenth-street and
tho Miami Canal, which was destroyed. Loss
about 5000. el fsGIfg9l W
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MANS LEG BRoKEN.-A man named Patrick
Farley, while at work yesterday, at the land
ing, had his leg seriously fractured by o bar
rel; which ran against and threw him Violent
ly to the ground. He was taken up and car
ried to the Commercial Hospital, whore he
now lies suffering from his wound. ...-1
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIVALS. : Magnolia Maysville; Forest Queen,
as MSssqa m1S Il a ssosS LGs
Neptune, New Orleans; Swallow, Parkersburg; Dun.
leith, Neville; Virginia Home, Nevelle.
.DEpARTUREs.-F Queen, Msdison; Magnolia,
]. b. Ford, Wheeling; Moderator, Plttsburg Den,
mark, Pittsbnrg; Clipper, Big Sandy; Dnnleith,
Neville; Virginia Home, Neville; Wenona, Nash
Vile, n HFF F.Ft = II VI
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Rev. II. W. BELLows' LECTURE THIS EVEN
Na.--Rev. H. W. Bellows second lecture on
the "science of Society"--the "sources of
Social Evils"-will be delivered before the
Y. M. M. L. Association this evening at Smith
& Nixons. The subject is interesting TO all,
and will doubtless be ably and eloquently
treated by the learned Doctor,
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ILLUSTRATED PApERs.-Churoh, of the POST
Office News. stand, has constantly on hand all
illustrated papers Of both continents. This
weeks issue Of number Of them are over
flowing with illustrations Of John Brown. See
advertisement.
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Do Nor FoReET.-We are pleased to notice
that B. R. Alleys stylish hats and caps are
worn by many Of our citizens. They arc re-
markable for Deafness and exquisite fnish.
Those in want of good hat, should 60 to
Alleys, No. Al Broadway.
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PEAsE 4 Co.-The N. Y. Uipper, Porter's
Spirit, and Wakes Spirit, for the week, to-
gether with the Yankee Notions, and Rterson's
Magasine, for January, have been received at
Pease & Co.'s, Sixth-street, east Of Main.
They are in receipt Of all the late papers and
magazines. ..,.-
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FINE OYsrRRs.--Bs it remembered that
Robert Orr 10 agent for Maltbys celebrated
Baltimore bivalVes, which are Acknowledged
to be superior to any imported to this city.
If you want fresh oysters 60 to No. II West
Fifth. street and get q can Of the three F's.
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UNPAID LRrTERs.--The following Is list of
letters detained for non-payment Of postage at
the Postoffice, in this city, December 9:
Mrs. Donn Piatt, West Liberty, Logan County, o.
Martin o., Louisville, KY
Mordecai Taylor, Springboro', Warren County, o.
John Foley, 1865 Broadway, New York City.
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CAvAGNA's OYSTERS. - Delicious oysters,
equal If not superior to any In the market,
can at all times be had at Peter Csvagna's,
No. 81 West Fifth. street. Purchasers may
depend upon getting the best, and will find
them to be as represented. Give them trial
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The market closed firm. The receipts during the
PROViSIoNs1Tho market mari as may y Be nca called firm,
but put comparatively quiet, though II any change the
IN Hss d ssss
TO barrels mesa Port At slS 20 d. at sls % part
fS q bulk * Sides s
same delivery 90 hRds. Shoulders and Sides, on the
spot, at and SC. packed, and i2o barrels Lard at
GR9GERIEs- Sugar firm and scarce at s@sAc.-
the latter rate was obtained for 10 hhds choice old
adS Moasses firm and prices tending upward: sses Of
30 barrels, part to arrive at 46c and 100 halfb
at 49,, TO arrive in cypress cooperage. Coffee firm
and IN fair demand at l2@3c. for common to choice
haye advanced %, per bush. We quote prime white
~ 2 Ss@l "a and prime red at 81 1901 20,
OORsIThe market continues firm, with good
OATS-There ID an active demand, with light re-
ceptss and pricos have advanced 6Oc per bushel.
nf}EIThe market issfrm' with good demand at
. BARLEY-Thore is q. good demand, and prices
so0a % 81 S Ss Business gRs fall sns e 5 G TO-
g9SGaa BSssy Malt MsI @ were 50 sSd at Ioc
EngiSh Dairy at llc.. and 100 do. Nutmeg at i2xc.
BUTTERIThere h an improved demand, and
nd Western w sSos ohS
2 barrels prime Western Reserve at &c.,; do. Cen.
HPPIEs-tTiSie market is firm, with good demand
POTATOEs-The demand continues good, and
prices firm at 81 60 Per barrel for prime Neshanocks
1L0yER sEED-There is an active demand, and
Prices lending upward, but not quotably higher
sales OF l2o sacks at ~ 65@4 Is and 81 brls. at 76
lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.1
new YosE MARERr. December e-P. M-Fiour
!ess active but without material change: sales Of
dzcOo barrels at S 1905 70 for superhne Western;
86 COOS 10 for inferior to good shipping brands extra
Canadian Flour quiet and unchanged: sales Of 400
Flour in fair request at $3 6O4 80, Wheat In favor
sales of 5000 bushels, at 81 for Miiwaukie Club;
81 a for fair white Canada-including $3.50 bushels
Of Milwaukee Club for export. Rye held at 9O1s2c,
With buyers at s9@@c BARLEY more aetive sales ol
SE saS na s for choice
at s3@9Oc for new yellow and 94195c for old white
and yellow. Oats are buoyant at ztf1ec. for State
western and Canadian with good demand for N.
24@&c.,. chiefly at the inside price. Pork heavy
and dropping: sales Of 200 brls ct SIS 37l6 40 for
| mess; $ll 5O@1l 81 for prime; SIS 70 for Western
and June delivery, on private terms Beef steady:
as so for DO: mess; 5000 for old and new repaoked
arm a q Bssf Hams Hams sctiSe iaiss ' q 80
barrels, at 8l45O for Western Prime mess Beef firm
at Sl7@2o. Gut Meats steady sales Of 200 brls. at
for Shoulders and &c for Ha%s PssoR Rr quiet
iox@iic. Butter dull at iiHaisc. for Ohio and i4@
2lc. for State. Cheese steady at s0llc. Wool fleece
firm at aosc Some sales are reported s
| unchanged. tt}t jffE Ft
BALTIMORE MARKET, December :. - Flour 10 dull
and declining; Howard.street is held at IS 37h, with
| no sales. Wheat 10 firm but unchanged, Corn Il
| Provisions are quiet. Mess Pork at SIS 90. Bacor
/ Sides at l0@llAc. Whisky is firm at &c.
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COMMON PLEAS.

CRIMINAL SrDE.-The State vs.. John Kain.
The following four jurors, In addition to those OBJ
tained on the previous day. were sworn, which COM
pleted the full panel:
Edward Bakesley, l.. f. Gorsuch, Geo. Thorpe and
Edward Flood. The testimony cOmmenced ~
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Monerary and Commercial,

Complaints Of the scarcity Of Currency were
often heard among the Bankers yesterday, but the
leading Dlsoount-houses reported no particular
stringency, although they mentioned an active de-
mand for loans from their customers. Those insti-
tutons reject considerable good Paper every day
because Il 10 from outsiders, whom they do not un
dertako to favor. IA
The scarcity Of Currency had its effect on Eastern
dealers unwilling to buy largely,
figures o. were u on Philadelphia and New York, and
The selling price. Checks on Baltimore and Boston
could @ bs and % we're purchased at lo@2oc. premium
II Coin little was doing, and New Orleans was
quiet Tmsbiils bills Tgs OCCASIONALLY offered and
,uncurrent Money has undergone no change during
the week. iqffil, ssr 1tt W
Flour was baeyant, and prices were again, higher
yesterday. Whisky was still in good demand. Pro-
being more in favor of sellers than they wsre Gro
400 head selling during the day, Ma Y ~
the sf hours snains
lMPcnys, Flour, i2ss brlS;; % Whisky, 6ss brls;;
ssls bags Pork and Bacon, S,9r6 lbs.; Apples, l43
brIs Butter kegs I PStsStSes Ss q Sfis ., ,,
hhds Moasses ssbrls.; Coias, 25s bags Apples, 100
sR II sfSsssg S St IA tfs't trs Sn'''' l'' boxes f'''
Tho following IL comparative statement of the
exports (exclusve Of specie from New York to For
elsn ports for the week and since Jan.l:
T.. ,ss :sssi
Since Jan. ,4s3 s56,s67,65s SOL ,eaa
Thursdays Herald thus speaks Of Wednesday,
New York Money and Exchangs Market:
| Money 10 rather more In demand again. At the
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AssraxER's SALE.-H. o. Gilbert, assignee
Of George Lewis, offers great bargains In
cloaks, mourning goods, &c. See advertise
ment
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NEws.-Maurics Freibsrg, at the news
stand in the Spencer House, has large as
ortmsnt Of the latsat periodicals and maga-
lines, and Ans lot Of choice cigars.
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HB-Penny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-room door.
Only one cent.
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0YTRRs OYSTERS ll--Another big lot arriv-
ing to-day at Wsggoner's depot, on Western.
row, above Fifth, fresh from the water.
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THAsKs.-Mr. 8. Q. Meredith, of Adams's
Express Company, has our daily thanks for
Indianapolis papers.
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METEoR 0BsERvATIoNs--For the
Penny Ress, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. z
West Fourth.street, December 8.
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18r DON'T forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! ADVERTISE
ments Of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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STOLEN.

@ER REWARD.-wAs STOLEN ON
SDOU the night of the 18th OF November,
Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No LOIS, made by ESs: i
Johnston Co., Lyerpool and $2o gold piece; Ihe t
watch and the arrest of the thief or S26 for the the
Watch alone, If brought to l34 Oark-street del0p-
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CITY N wv s.

SpALpINa's GLUE.-Huntington, at No. 119
Main-strest, sells this great preparation.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

SCHOOL FUND.--The Governors Messag,
contains the following exhibit of the condition of tn
School Fund, arising under the general School law
'. SCHOOL, FUND
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t SCHOOL FUND.
Receipts for year ending 3st December,
1851 including balance of the previous
Expenditures for the same tims......". ssiSss %
Balance 3lst December, lS57............. $2026 29
Receipts for year ending 3lst December, '''
1885, including balance OF the previous
Expenditurss for Inc same time... al US 81
z t--s n .IAr 5f
Balance Slst December, 1885,. $s,s54 ss
Receipts from the 3lst December, 1858, to
10Th 0ctober ~ S 81
Balance 10th October, 1859. 5s............u.. 57l e6
Whole number OF children between and
is years old for 2677l2
Assessors books-(no report yeti ........ 2i3,Sls
Whole number Of children at school, 1857 ss,s3l
Whole number of children at school, 1858 97,0Ol
RESOURCES OF THE SCHOOL FUND.
Interest on the State bonds amounting to $l,asi,-
Dividends on 7s5 shares Of Bank Of Kentucky stock
Tax on Farmers Bank capital. ''- ..-,,...
Tax on Commercial Bank capital. i'f
Tax on Bank of Ashland capital.
0ne.fourth or five cents, Of the revenue collected
From the above sources there was received last yeal
for the School Fund, $32s ,934 81.
AccIDRNT.-Y Yesterday, while Mr.. Livssy
was attempting. to ride horse onthe ferry boat th
animal fell between the boat and the landing, an,
was only rescued after great exerton on the part o
| the bystanders. " M -. a, DBL
BANIsHEp.-0ne Of the vagrant females ar
rested yesterday was dismissed BY the Mayor on con
dition that she leave the State, which she immedi
ately did.
SLEIGH RrDINa.---Our citisens sndeavored
enjoy themselves yesterday. anticipating rapid ex
| odus of the snow.
Nsw BILLIARD SALOON TIVE have heretofor
neglected to mention to our readers that Majo
In Colonel Hmalley's new building on York street
| Our citizens will now have an opportunity Of on