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Letters DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosrAeE
Wednesday, June 81: M NiEist f

Eagle Lock Company, Ferrysyille, Conn.
James b. Allen, Millersburg, Ky. 49,. /
7. II. Payne, Wabash, Ind. = A. : g. eEffr !
Thomas Manuel, Holly Springs. Miss.
Settle Hampton, Lawrencebnrg, Ky.
John Thomas, Louisville, Ky
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LOST.

II .OST--In Cincinnati, ladys Breast Pin, formed
- OF BUNCH OF hair In the form Of bow, with
drops fastened BY gold band which are the let
tors o. p; and is Of much value 20 the owner The
nnder VIII be suitably rewarded II left az this office
f....u tje2s-bsl Coz
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900 MEN--To sell new and
w, splendid CAMPAIGN MAP. 800 month
can be realized. Call upon or address MACK Il.
BARNITZ, Book and Map Publisher, 80 West
Fourth st., Cincinnati. oJ je2l-f'
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PREsENTATIoN,-0ne of the pleasantest af-
fairs connected with the visit of the Japanese
Embassy to this city last week was the pre-
sentation, by Mr. George w. Eddy, of a
highly-fnished Grover 4 Baker sewing ma
chine. Mr.. Eddy, after being formally i'm
troduced by Captain Dupont to the chief
ambassador, presented the Embassy with a
machine aud, explaining the simplicity OF
its construction, put il in operation. fhe
strangers exhibited great interest, and pos
lsessing, as they do, an aptitude for mechan-
les, seemed at once to comprehend the nlodzs
opsrdadi of workingi il. Itwere almost need
less for US to say any thing about the Grover
4 Baker sewing machine, as SO many are to
be found in use that practical information
may be obtained from almost any family.-
Baltinors Dispatoh, 'Jius4 Ia n 4 ,lE8N
Mr.. q. ID. Rollo Is agent for the machines
in this city, and handsome assortment,
numbering t,OeatSrsepm different styles Of
finish, may be seen at his sales-rooms, SO
West Fourth-street, fs-est,sFT-rss =
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Cincinnati MARKET.

INC Iack uIbpaco cOInpeb Us 70 omit our report OF
Monetary affairs elsewhere. -.--.1
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The Cornerstone Of this house. dedicated and for
ever set apart TO the cause of humanity universal
beneyolence and charity. The Asylum fbrorphans
Directors, laid in ample form by the most ancient
and honorable fraternity Of Free and Accepted Ma
temporary In the Royal Graft with the Great Wash
ington, originally belonging to, the same Masonic
Jurisdiction, the COMMONWEALTH of Virginia,
here record the fact aud pray that God may bless
and prosper this undertaking, and that in all time
honor and glory, may prove an asylum and home to
the children Of destitution and want. 80 mote Il
be- JOHN JOHNSTON,
In his eighty sixth year; sixty-iye years o Free
Mason, and at sthis time member OF Mcmillan
Lodge No. l4l,- Olhclhnati, Ohio N--l|-
. n..,ct.,,, Vuaa Iasn
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RscoyrBS or THs ,BoDsrs or CHxnEEs.
YouEG.-The body of Charles Young. who,
a day or two sinte, comp,itted suicide by
throwing himself into the river from the
Covington Ferry-boat, was recovered yester-
day f.tthe foot Of Elm-street. Coroner Carey
held an inquest upon the body but no fact
was ELECTED that was not already known.
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PEsITEyTIARY, CoNyIor PARposBp.--Day
before yesterday, Governor Dennison pas
doned Jas. II. Arnold out Of the Peuitrntlqry.
Arnold is a aKehtdeHah, and was sent nom
this city FIVE years ago, for term Of ten
possession with Intention of passing It. He
served fye years of his long term, and his
health has almost entirely departed; indeed
II Is Thought his friends, who tOd K hin South,
are only taking limite lis grave, . AAYbsS ~ 50
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WEBKLY REPoRT or THE Cry AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council the following receipts and ex-
penditures Of the city for the week ending
last Saturday, together with the amount re-
naming in the'T Treasury at that time '''e
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FOR SALE

KNOR sALE-KAlLROAD TIoKETs--Two
~ through Tickets to St, IQnlo at discount, Call
at Counting Room Of Pre1a uthce, ie2s
W7OR SALE Commercial college Ticket for full
win be sold cheap II applied for coon ...,
ieas-b. No. 50 Wsst f6iSd,strsst.
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HNOR sALE-Fiags, American Ensigns and
~ slreameTs, from 20 % 40 feet long For sale at
Ng; jeg7.f. n "''' ~ EDWARD KNIGHT.
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"ANTED = ATTENTION = Important Secret
H.. will lecture on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
end FRIDAYS, at II o'clock A. M, at her ONCE,
2; Oonsultation hours from . "A. M, 70 P. M, or
through the Postofice. Mrs. Burleigh has brought
postive and immediate relief. jeI2-am
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syphons for such distance as will force the
water by the head TO therequired highth,
unless the conduit is elevated on immense
embankments or archways. Fluids pass
from one point to another Of like elevation
only upon level less the fall necessary for
flow; hence open canals, or cnlverts, can
only bel used where this law Of gravity is
observed. II is doubtless owing TO this APP
parent difficulty, the supposed heavy cost,
supported by the enormous outlays of other
cities f0t like facilities, that has heretofore
prevented even an accurate survey or esti-
mate being made to supply us from the Great
Miami. tUl iHrft ~
New York, in the construction of her Gro
| ton, and Boston her Coehituate Works, en-
countefed obstacles. apparently insurmount-
able, and boldly met expenditures almost
fabulous 10 secure for their citizens this vital
element of life, but we have no such impede
ments in the way here; we have no noun
tains to bore-n6 'gulphs TO bridge nothing
but y simple water way TO ,eut--talIing the
water 81 Middletown,and following the slope
of the bill lying east of the Miami aud Mill
| win preserve the level of the feeder, less the
fall necessary for flow, land this is an open
canal of many milesin length, supplying the
| city of Brooklya,ii is two inches 10 the mile.)
| We have data In this office TO show that a
| point near this city may be reached at a cost
not exceeding that Of surface grade ihfl q
At tho distance Of ebout one thousand feet
| from the north end Of ourtunnel lies valley
Of land OF the extent of about fifteen acres; Il
is surrounded by hills excepting at two
| points-oyer the upper one our railroad passes
4 on wide emban kment, which may be in
! creased In width until it forms a secure one
/ forG basin. This valley narrows at its lower
| extremity again, so that similar embank-
ment to the one here described, across a raw
| inc perhaps two hundred feet in width, would
complets-a a basin Of the above capacity. By
accurate measurement, which were made for
| the lines Of our tunnel, we find that tho bot
tom or surface Of this valley, at its mean
point, is about eighty-five feet above the canal
water line at the city level, or nineteen and
a half feet below the Middletown feeder dam
Now, allowing the distance from that point
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

NrsIos GAxDss-rhe Corsesi Opera troupe commenced
brief season Of Italian opera here night under tho
most favorable auspices. The Traviata- was sung by
Madame Cortesi, sgrori MuHiani aud Amodio TO a full
and brilliant audience The opera his been 70 frequently
sung BY ths artists above named that exsudeo criticism
would be supert'uous We may mention, however as .
matter OF pubic interest, that Madame Cor.es has
quite recovere her health and that she sung
the role Of voleta very finely, better perhaps
ever before. The audience quite enthusiastic and
the prma donna received the most positive tokens OF
public appreciation Musiani did not in his bes,
voice, but will doubtless redeem his position in the "Po
liuto," which Is to be given Thursday. Tonight Mr.
Forrest will apprar aad repeat his very performance
Of Hamlet.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

Tzz TsLxcaAPa CASE IN BosroS.-we SEQ by the Boston
papers that there tral in the United States
Court room before referees which +. O. J. Smith is
plasDsia and Samuel r. B. Morse defendant. The refe-
rees are the Hon Judge spgue Of the Circuit Court the
Hon. Judge Upham, Of Concord, ~ H., and the Hon G g.
Hasd Of Boston. On Friday Mr. Smith opened the case;
on Saturday g. Curtis replied in behalf Of Mr. Morse
and to-day Monday l7h Mr. Smith for himself closes the
argument This case, in BRIEF Is claim set up by Mr..
Smith to portion OF the honorary gratuy which II will
be remembered awarded to Prof Morse by
European Powers convened in Paris in special Congress
81 the instance Of the Emperor Napoleon in the ear 1862
whose deliberations resulted in this honorary testimonial
honorable alike to the inventor OF the telegraph tho
imperial government OF France and to the governments
whose warmly acceded to the proposition of the Emperor
OF TIE French. Mr. Smith bases his claim some tech
ncaltes IL The original articles Of agreement with Mr.
Morse, and his deed By which Mr. SIN til pos
session Of certain portion Of the patent rights the
graph IN the Unted States and in Europe.
The decision OF the referees will be looked for with
much interest b. the friends Of the Professor.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
Intsrssting News from Mexico.


CONCENTRATION OF THK OPPOSING FORCES AT THE
CAPyTAL-A BL0oD7 BATTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BR wAn-THEaEy0LuTioS IN NEW LEON, ETC.
nKw ORLEANS, Sept Is, 1860.
The schooner Virginia Antonette from Vera Cruz the
81 instant has arrived at this post with sSTo 500 in
specie
Tweaty thousand liberals marching the capitai.
kra-non wn IN the City Of Mexico with 800 men.
The attack WAS expected 10 commence on the 8th
new ioaa TO be exclusively levied upon Nexicans was
expected TO be soon proclaimed.
The Bishop OF Guadaaara bad been released from i'm
prisoDment b. General Deeollado
Is reported that General Msgcs had made good bis e.
cape.
The correspondent OF the P-ayesso the capital says
that the liberal army bad LETT Querearo and they were
expected TO reach the c,ty on the sth.
Three thousand men were advancing from Cuernavaca
on the capital
Gen o-sesa expected to arrive sooa FROM 6uadaia
jarA
THE CIVIL WAR ~ GEw LEON.
Esg oslzASs, Sept IL, 1880
The steamer Austin from Brazos 18th inst, with $50.
500 In treasure has arrived She brings advices from
Coahulla, which state that the civil war IN New Ieoa
cont ed uo aba ed.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
The Boston Bank Statement.

AD 10 Ez AmxUcn DaAaAnc FUsD AssocAroS.-H
was announced some months since, that gentleman Of
Boston had oered 70 be Of three persons who should
donate 10 the above named worthy association the sum Of
ten thoussnd dollars This oner was made 10 Mr.. John
Brousham, one OF the trustees Of the fund. Mr. b 10
now IN Europe, and he has been engaged at the Hay.
market theatre London, viii not return 70 the Cnitsd
States before next year. In the meantime Mr. James n.
Caldwell Of New Orleans, has slgnined his willingness to
contribute . third OF the sum named above, and hr.
BroughAm has sent 70 Mr. Oxey, the Treasurer OF the
Association. the Of the Boston gentleman made
the original proposition Thus twohrds Of the money are
already secured and hare dolbt that than one
Of focr millonaFes will be glad to up the munncent
trio Tie fund, II may be remarked In passing, In the
best haads, and admsstered entirely upon ss original
principles e. provision for the relief OF dramatic
artists who may Be incapactated By illness or cid ego
from thepursust OF their vocation.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

ssaasvr D0agfss IN vvestsra .Sw : -:SS:
H1s RsCHPuoN AID srxBCs AT RsCHRsrsR-His Rs
MARKS OK THE MISSOURI coRacAIsx, ETC.
RotHxsrxa, Sept. Is. 1850.
Mr. Douglas eft Syracuse O'Clock this morning
Al every station the road the usual demonstrations
made, and at Rochester and Lyons, where large
crowds gathered, Mr. Douglas was. called forth and
made brief addresses and was received with much
thusasn.
At the Rochester depot many hundreds OF citizens
assembled on the arrival Of the train and
the pressure was great to catch sight Of
Mr.. Douglas; but owing to the eficien: arrange
msnts Of COL C. 7. Amsden the procession was formed
without inconvenience, and Mr. Douxlas was conducted
at once to the Eagle Hotel.
great number Of strangers arrived in the city duriax
the morning. and Douglas clubs from surrounding cities
attended In uniforms, accompanied by bands of music
Tne excitement appears the Douglas pro-
ceeds westward, for the meeting in the afternoon fully
equalled that Of Syracuse yesterday. while large add.
tions were made to the vsers from country during
the afternoon.
The meeting Was held In Washington square, which
was densey packed with people. scene similar to hs.
at Syracuse occurred through females and boys getting
near the platform at early hour being caught in
the pressure when the space filled Up Several had TO
be rescued from the crowd over the platform.
The Rochester Unson puts down the number
In the square at 10000 to 1000. Judge Doug.
las speech presented features, except
on the subject Of the Missouri compromise He claimed
he had always supported aud upheld the ks-
souri compromise, go long Is the people o.
the free States willing TO abide By il,
and in 1s4s had introduced bin, which raised by
the Senate extending the line 10 the Pacific The House
rejected that bill, and he claimed If it had passed II
would have settled slavery agitation forever He charged
that II had been defeated by union Of free sols-s and
Southern nre eaters who had then combined against the
Missouri compromise As they now combine agains. popr
lar sovereignty.
he spoke an hour and hat, and the speech was well
received, much enthusiasm being evinced
Hon. Joseph Field, Mayor, presided over the meeting
Tonight tie streets all excitement with proces
sion bearing torches, bands Of music. &c. Many thou
sand strangers remain in town giving the place appear
snce Of general holiday. AT the headquarters Of the
Union men, opposite the Eagle Hotel great be kep,
tong Bonnres blaze ali public thorough
fares and the demonstration Is unrivaled n ioin; Of
spirit and extent.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
THE FAMILY HERALD.

The Great Union Meeting In New York
The Wooden Walls OF America-The
Homsward Trip OF the Great Eastsrn-
The Prince OF Wales ~ Niagara FAlls-
The walker Expedition-The Latest
News-Locsl News of New Y0rk-The
Markets, &c., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD OF to-day (We5aesiay) will contain
account Of the enthusiastic Unioa meeting he'd al the
Cooper Institute Monday night with reports OF the
Speeches Of yr. yoshra J. Henry Hon. Fernando wood
Hon T. ". Hiiaf5 Of Alabans, and ex Governor More
head Of Kentucky; An exhibit Of tie present condition OF
the American Navy, the number Of Vessels composing t.
when but their armament, &c; An Interesting account
OF the Homewa-i Voyage Of the Great E,s,ern The Move
meats OF the Prince OF wales The Iates, Intel gencs
from the Walker Expedition; A Moonlight ysit to the
Grave OF Gen. Jackson Affairs in Europe The Latest
News from California Further Part eGsrs of the Dts
azter Lake Michigan all the Loca News Of New York
and Vicinity o. Importance Reports o. the Cattle Prov.
sion and Money Markets and all interesting matters
OF the preceding week
Txsxs--s. year four cents single copy. subscrp-
tions received At the oce northwest Of Fcton
and Nassau streets New York Single copies or sale
the counter and By all Agents Advert IN
sssied nj the usual HKsAID rates.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
The Esseh or the Ter-able Gale in the
Gulf OF Asxtso.

Has Efeets or the TERRIBLE Gale in the
Gulf OF Msxteo.
TIE GALE AT TaS MOUTH OF THE kIssrssfrpf-Los6
OF THE BRIO WEST INDIAN AND TKS or HKR CRKw-
SEVERAL LIGHTHOUSES DESTROYED, Ec.
EE~ osIEAss, Sept Is, 1850.
The ship 6aens, which went sshsre IA the late gale,
has returned TO this city for repairs
The brig West Indian, which went sea, was lost at
Pass de rOa.re, together with ten lvsr.
Several lighthouses the M.sssspp coAst were blown
down by the gale.
TBE GALs At MOBILE sAY-Lcss OF THg SNIP r. II.
DIxEy AND HzR CAPTAIS AND sEvERAL or HRR
CREW-FIyE STEAMBOATS, srSx. ETC.
Mosrx, Ala Sept II, 1890.
" The gale At this port was very Five steamboats,
we're sunk during tie storm.
The snip r. H DiEey, bouad from New York Tor this
city was blown ashors the lower bar Mobile bay and
became total loss The captain and several OF the
perished
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

LxAvDwcxrH Sept Is, 1850.
eoraoa the alleged murderer had IN examination yes
terday which resulted In his dscharge for want ours
d,cton penver where the offence was committed, Is 10
Mara,a county and pot In Arapahoe, ~ was Supposed
ns decision leaves the citizens Of the Pses Peak re
xon outside Of Arapshoe county without any av what
ever Immediately arcr the discharge Of the prisoner,
threats Of lypchpg were made, and an excited crowd
ua,herei around the court Gordon, hsvr-er. vas
"a ,sn the jail for SAFETY under the protection
OF the Sheriff and city ofncer. Late IN the
eyenng body q his friends undertook 10 remove him
thence bet Immediately surroance b. an excited
|crowd. shouting Hang him. String him up &c.
the friends OF Law and order however under the lead Of
Mayor Mcdowell and other city ocers succeeded IN pre-
veninzt mob from proceeding 70 exiremtss, and Cor
doa ws again lodged In jail for safety. He vas badly
bruised and cut during The me, and others were some
what Injured. sheriff MiddAugh, of Arapahoe county
Who arrived town during the tumat, was badly injured
b. blow on the bead Gordon has been resrrcsst on
Justices warrant, and yin be handed over to Sheriff
Hiddarsh 10 be tAkcn 70 Denver ~ soon hs lnju-
Fies permit The sfAir causes much cxcitemcn
In the city and citizens generally graiaed with
Ehe triumph Of law and order.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
Marrled.

ALBxRTsos--LxvxE On Tuesday, September A. by the
Rev. j. Posa RoBxai AIBxsTsos TO Miss MARY Augusta
LxvKE, both OF this city.
WmB-SNrrH AT Smithtown, I. l., on Tuesday, Sep
tember 16 the residence Of the brides father
William G. Browning OF Yonkers, Mr. HENRY C. wEBH,
OF Brooklyn, 70 Miss ADA A., daughter Of Edmund B.
Smith, Etq.
wAsslSc--AsLv -on Tuesday, September IS, by the
Rev Mr. Heidt PHILIP WAssISc, OF Springfield, TO ANNA
ARIx, of New York
Springfield papers please copy.
iouNG-CArxos--In this city, on Tuesday, January s.
at No lQl West Eighteenth street, by Rev. J. Poisal
EDWARD T. lorsc 70 FANNY o. only daughter OF the late
Willet s. Capron, ESQ, Of Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
Catifornin Poiittrz

THE UNION AND DOUGLAS STATE CONTENTIOUS.
ST. Joszes, Mo. Sept. Is, 1850.
The following is the very latest the pony express
SAcRAasSTo, Sept 6-.p.M.
The Union State Convention adjourned today, hav.,1
nominated full electoral ticket.
The Douglas Ccnyentiop has nomisatsd full ticket
fusion Of the two parties was no deemed advisable
by either side.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

DETROIT, Sept. Is, 1880.
The steamer Gaselie while entering Eagle Harbcr Lake
SUPERIOR at daylight the morning OF the 10th inst
went on the rocks quarter Of a mile from the dock
and became total loss, together with all her freight
consisting Of supplies for Eagle Hasbor and other Lake
Superior ports All her passengers and saved
by boats from tho harbor The boat ownci b. L D.
Ward and valued At sso, 600; no insurance.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Award OF the Pacific Telegraph Contract
The Case or the Alleged slave Traders
The Newly Discovered Comet, sc.

Award Of the Pacific Telegraph Contract.
The Case or the Alleged slave Traders-
The Newly Discovered Comet, sc.
WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1890.
THE CASE or m ALLEGED SLAVE TRADERS.
Quite number OF seizures or vessels suspected OF being
savers have recently been made BY the Federal authori
ties In New York and other Cities and the parties owning
ths d vessels have brought the attention Of the So
cretay Of the Treasury facts connected with the seizures
and asking him 70 discharge them the ground that
the vessels not slsve, but engaged In lawful
commercial enterprises. The Secretary win not inter-
fere unless II be shown be clear Of unlawful
sszure he ID bitter against this niqutoas slave
trade, and u determined possible 70 break IL up.
AWARD on THE PACIFIC TGLEGRArH CONTRACT.
In Cabinet council to-day IL was decided 70 give tho
contract for building the Telegraph line 70 the PAcac 10
thel lowest bidders Msss1 Harmon Clark, Of Detroit,
who agree 70 construct the line for twenty Ave thousand
dollars The Secretary Of the Treasury maintains that
according 10 the bin passed By Congress, he had no
other alternative but TO award 70 the lowest bidder
question having been raised that the guarAnsse un
der the recent proposs should bc equal 70 the cost OF
constructing the Pacific telegraph line the Cabinet, 10
day, II said, declined that there was no Executive dis-
erection. a the law ovidcsXthat contract shall be
sds until the line sha be in actual operation and the
frlauent Of which guaranteed In the case Of bids
sor mail contracts also that the lowest onsr for the
Of such telegraph sha be accepted under those specified
conditions j. Harmon, Of Detroit, a. heretofore stated,
II the lowest bidder II Is expected that . decision
win be ofncia ALLY announced 10 morrow.
Tie President has reapponted Posanasters Lemon and
sGroorss a respectively IApore and Jogansp0r Indiana
and Muken, Postmaster Of raducAh Kentucky,
aid appointed John C. Noble In his place.
pxrAsxrgr SECRETARY OF War ros vTgGrlt.
The Secretary OF War left Washington today for vr
sna, and win be absent ten days Colonel Drnkard has
beea appointed acting Secretary during Tie Secretary
absence
POPULARITY on rm Nw PLANET.
Strange 70 cay, the planet discovered b. the Ma
tona Observatory Saturday night iast occupying far
more attention among the washingson world than the
movements alterations ccceutries Of any Of the
stars IN the political armament. Everything sinSs into
insgnlacaace before this vser from The celestial
ephere
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

wosx m rn err rssrpcror's pKpAErnyr. Tho regu
lar weekly table Of operations In the City Inspectors Do
psrtnens exhibits busy tine during the week endins
us Saturday. According 70 Nr. Do~nipgs report the
follow ing work meats seized
at the markets. Sc 6fo6 Attachments Of nulsanccs,
der notice. "a slpks and water ciosets cleaned 30;
number Of loads Of night scl removed from the city
limits o23. dead horses IS cow, IL 6ogs and other
sma an mas 16o number Of barrels Of os sooo loads
Of ashes and garbage removed, $50 street ART nlth,
&c., 5,61T.
Tm Rsyssn os rm "DsAxcsp' wxprrc.-YesserdAy
Mr. Justice Bowpsll celebrated the marriage ceremony
between two Prussians In the City Hail. Ia the absence
Of sn aldermas whom the happy couple were In search
Of re knot being tied, the bridegroom rewarded The
cfciAtsg clerk with dollar Fee ATTY cents Of which
were made up In ave andl three cent pcoss, and the
baianos In coppe, which, On ens rsckoned proved 70
be shovt Of the amount two cents. Thus whilst only
costs couple nisesyeeht cents 70 be Joined In the
boly bonds Of Arimony, We have had instances our
city where similar cersmony cost neArly seo,oOo.
TIM MAssa fsosr GrArp, Capt Howard Ayres psHssd
our cce on Monday on their third annual target excur
sion. rhey numbered thirty FIVE mnskess. thirty six
prizes were awarded to the best marksmen They pro
sented nne appearance.
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

pA COSTA BAILED AT LAST.


srsr ls Tie Uf.tsd States Hniq,se Da Cod.-The
defendant this charged with fitting d, savet
and has rendered half dozen dferent persons az
ball. al OF whom were rejected THIS morning Phllo B.
Beoee, &Q., Was offered as bal and acceptet