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FROM RALEIGH.
North car.u.. Reeo..sruet,on Convention.

North Carensa Reeoastrueticn Convention
RALEIGH, Jan. 17.-the reconstruction conyen-
ton to-day adopted rules Of order, and elected o.
w. Peek, OF Wilmington, sergeant alarms.
The committee on constitution reported an order
for drafting that instrument.
Mr.. Rodman, of Beaufort, offered an ordinance
providing relief for the people, which was referred
70 the committee Of the whole for discussion.
Mr.. Durham, Of Cleveland, conservative, }
offered resolutions declaring that the people Of
North Carolina were sincerely desrous 70 resume
their constitutional relations with the government
and sister States, and Acknowledges the power
of Congress to enforce the Reconstruction acts
until they believe them unsise, Unconstitutional,
unjust, oppressive, etc.
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THE AWARD OF THE GoLD MEDAL AT TIE STATE
FAR-It will be seen by referring to the sdver.
tisement in another column, that on the l4th
inst, among the awards of premiums, the Wheeler
& Wilson's sewing machine took the only gold
medal for this branch OF manufacture. Accord
ing 10 the testimony of the special committee
this premium was given to this machine for the
combined qualities -0f beauty of stitch. economy
in sewing thread elegance of model, simplicity OF
arrangement, rapidly OF movement, with various
attachments, including the buttonhole maker,
making up the sum total, in their Judgment, OF al
that is necessary 10 the perfection OF sewing
machipe. Nessrs. Peck Bros. are the agents OF
The Wheeler 4 Wilson machine, and have now on
hand splendid assortment at their sslesroom, lo6
Canal street, which they will sell for very low
prices for cash. Bead carefully their advertise
ment .r .-..-n - ]
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FROM EUROPE.

Feniana-The Sultan After a Lean-The
sole OF Church Property In Italy-The
Chinese Enperiaifsts Beaten-Destruc.ive ve
Burs ieane.
LONDON, Jan. IA viol OF Greek fire was
thrown at o Fenian informer in Cork, but did no
harm.
killed the policeman, thus fully identifying him.
The sultan is seeking to raise a loan iu London
to improve the navigation of the Danube.
The sales of church property in Italy are very
productive.
The lmperislists have been beaten In another
great battle in China by the rebels.
A destructive hurricane has passed over Tene-
rife; ships were driven ashore and houses un.
roofed. Damage very great.
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MISCELLANEOUs.

RIcHMosD, Jan. 17.-Nothing OF Importance
transpired in the convention to-day. They have
resolved TO hold morning and afternoon sessions
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. ia negro has com
menced suit here against the manager of the
opera house for ejecting him and his wife from
seats.
NEw YORK, Jan. IA Southerner named De
Bilieux, a bank clerk, fractured A. ]. Pember
tons skull in duel. Pemberton offended De
Bieux's sister. 81. .r .a
Gen. J. d. Magruder to-day took the oath Of
allegiance before United states Commissioner
White, in this city.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Jan. l7-12 M.-wind N. W.
ard fresh. Went up in tow: Schooners Mary N.
Sneed, l.. s. severing. VIM. N. Cushin5, j. and
n. ID. Scull and Abbie GoOdspeed.
Arrived; steamship Clinton, Galveston, to G. A.
Whitney Coz; steamship Gladiator Liverpool,
to J. II. Ashbridge x Ocean. -f rIrs .f-fr-1 ~,
Liberty, Baltimore, via Havana. and steamship
Circassian on the bar. bark In sight bound To-.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBUKG. Jan. 17.-Passed down last night /:
Southerner and Nick Longworth at P. NJ, Laurel
Bill at A. NJ, Mary Alice at A. NJ, Lee at A.
NJ, Emerald at A. NJ, Hodge and Lille at A. M.
Passed up: Ames at 10 A. NJ, Mollie Able at A.
M. Mississippi at T. NJ. River rising.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l7.-River falling: seven feet
in the canal by the mark. Steamboat business
extremely dull. Weather clear and quite cold.
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FROM CHARLESTON.


ventfoR.
CHARLESTON Jan. 17.-fn the convention to.
day Mr.. Parker introduced an ordinance TO estab-
rsh Homestead law, exemptng property 70 the
amount Of s25oo from levy or seizure. Referred
10 the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Hurley proposed an ordinance to declare
all outstanding oblig gstious for the purchase OF
slaves null and void. Referred TO the judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Longly introduced resolution declaring
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that the public good required that all ideas Of
confscation or further disfranchisemeut be sban
doned. Laid on the table. The yeas aud nays
being called for upon motion to rec onsider, II
was lost by 6l to as, sixteen being absent.
Gov. Orr addresses the convention by invitation
tonight.
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EIrEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of boii sexes, use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU. It
vii gve brisk and energetic feelings. and enable to
sleep veil
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IKE NO MORE UNPLHAsANr AND UNSAFE
RFlEDIEs for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Use
EE.xBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU and IMPROVED
ROm WASH.
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FOL KoS-RETENrroS INCONVENIENCE Of Urine,
Irritation, Inflammation liberation Of the Bladder
Kidnes diseases Of the PROSTATE Glands Stone in the
Bladdt Calculus Gravel brick dust deposits and al
disease cf the Bladder, Kidneys and Dropsics swengs
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The steamsbiY Geo. Washington. Capt. eager,
safs at s O'Clock this morning, for New York,
with the following passengers: L Potthier,
Gobel. b-Wagalla, @ Bstesteeri, Hitchol. A
Campbell, r Gardee, p st Germaiu. Mr Hsaiey
and wife, G schone. G Laefier and others.
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HHIM,oLD's EXTRACT BUoHU gives health and
Vgorto frame, and bloom to the psllid cheek Debility
is acconpsnied by many alarming symptoms, and II no
trsstu submitted TO- Consumption Insanity Epeptic
Fits
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BATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED BY Helm
bo,s Extract Buehu.

RLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU and IMPROVED
Ros WASH cure and delicate disorders in al their
sts at little expense little change In diet incon-
vsnre and no exposure Isis pleasant in taste and Odor,
mueass In It's action and free from all injurious properties
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TIE GLORY OF MAN rs sTRBNTH-Thsrsfsrs. the
perous aebitssed should Immediately Helmbolds
Rxpct Buchu.
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HLMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU is pleasant
and odor, free from all injurious properties and
Immediate In its action.
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Beschsr is writing shs life Of Christ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17
The Coming Prize Fight-the $4,000
All Up.

The New York Clipper has the following:
THE period which has been impateotly
wuited for by The pugils,ically inclined fra
iernity every since the announcement Of 9
match being made between those rival
champions OF the Eas, and West, Joe Co
burn and Nike McCoole, has at last arrived,
and the kibicon which many onfidenty
predicted would never be reached in this in-
teresting fis,ic engagement, has been safely
passed, md all is serene.
The third and final installment Of two
two thousand dollars a side has already been
placed 10 The custody Of the stskeholdars-
although the day named Tor depositing Is
the 2i McCoo'e forwarding h:s
share ty express, ana The New Yorker csl.
ing in our sanc,um in perscn, accompanied
by Hen. McDermuu. one Of rs bsckers,
Frank Mcintyre, who has charge Of him.
md several other friends, and putilng up the
.rfqpisi.e sum. Tbs msEes up tie cum to-
iui oi ten Thousand duiiars-an amount for
an excess OF ihal bAtilsd for in tbs country
since the memorable Struggle between Tom
!iJer and Yankee Sullivan, at Rock Point,
Mlsy land, 10 The winter ot 1919 and tie
fact vi iis being suked viii tend 10 silence
ihose erns kers. VINO. for some reeson. have
pef-is'enty .itculed the idea Of The en-.
gsgrmelt 5en. brought TO n satisfactory
consummatioil. The m-n lre rr,du ilv Get.
'iug themselves El, aud by earuest work
Ger ormed under txpefi.ncfd membership
ne auounl o; snpvri4gus Aesh. oid.nari!y
eacumbering their bodies, is growing by de
grees smaller and beautifully less. & ,burn ;,
quarters are VISITED Nv large numbers OF fins
of weather, especisliy uu Suedsys. aud h,
Inuks VI. and f.el- ts conis Gent r. any mi
possit'y could. We haye no: heard any
ming fresh from MtCJols's quarters, bu, 3,
il guod hsuds, which IL surety OF hi
condition being oil thaf could DO expecit q
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patoka Township Convention.

Pursuant TO call, the Democracy OF Patio.
ka Township, assembled at Honlingbure
on last Monday for the purpose OF appoint
ling Delegates to The Comfy Convention
10 be held in jasper. on Tuesdoy. The 9Th
day of May. 1868
Ca motion G Cox was chosen Chairman
and w, X. Osborn appointed Secretary.
The following persons were appointed az
Delegates and Con,ingenis:
J L Spuricck, John A Mayo. John +
Williams Williams, A u Miller, Geo Csx
Lewis Miller, Cyrenus Cox. w K Osborn,
+ Liemep, Davis Williams, james Mayo
Nv II Bre'z, 1hos SmmoDs, Geeenberry
Kemp, Berj Auford.
The delegates were nsiucted 10 vote fol
A II Miller for Represen tative, and 20 vote
for delegates to the District Convention whs
favor the nomination Of. II. G. Kerr.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolved. That this Convention is not il
favor Of nominating candidates tor Count,
officers this Fall.
| Resolved, That the County Central Com
mitee be requested 10 call Mass Meeting
some line during the first Of August and in
vite Hons. ID w Voo:he and Joseph i
Mcdonald, to address the people.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
CYRENUS cox, Chr'm.
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w. Il Osborn, Sec'y.

MEAErSG OF MANHOOD SUFFRAGE. The
Escegenation Convention in North Caro-
Ina il equally obnoxious to the comon sense
ioi the people as are the other productions
under the same name in other States. Here
are some Of it's finer features:
Tha, whites and negroes shall be forced
10 attend the same schools.
That whites and negroes shall be drilled
together in the militis-probubly whites Of
itered by blacks.
That white children are TO be a1prenlicet
10 negroes.
The marriages between whites and black.
are 10 be legal.
And in the face OF such propositions the
RADICALS, here at the North, will stand ul
aud Try TO convince you that their policy ia
The South only calls for manhood suffrage,
not miscegena,ion ana negro equality. /,
really goes beyond that. IL makes the ne.
gro the superior Of the white nan.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-04-17

G-yAt a printers festival in Minnesota,
Judge Goodrich made speech, in which he
referred the invention Of printing to a high.
er antiquity than il usually ascribed 10 il.
llc undertook to prove that the patriarch
following passage: 'Oh, that they were
printed in book, that they were craven
with an iron pen, with lead in rock forever! :!
The Judge considered this undoub,ed evi.
dence that Job understood the art OF writing
printing, engraving. stereoiyping and li;ho
graphiI-. lie mentions them in their reg.
ular order, as they have been discovered
This is probably the origin Of the tel m y oh
Pri1ting.ID
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TT God has written on the flower that
sweetens the air; on the breeze that rocks
The flower upon the stem; upon The rain
drop tbst refreshes the sprig of moss this,
lifts its head in the desert upon every pencil.
ed shell that sleeps in the cavsrns OF the deep
no less than upon the mighty sun thu,
warns and cheers millions Of creatures
which live in its light; Upon all his works
He has written. none live,h for himself
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We recall 10 mind Tie story o good Oh
Meihodi, lady. verg particular aud very ri
or. wac once kept boarding house in
30 ton.
Stanch IN her principles, she wonld 'eks
no one % board Nho dd not hold TO the e'ern-
u punishment oi large portion OF the humsn
tace. Bat the people were more intent on
carhal comforts tllan spiritual faith. SO that
IN Time her house became empty. much TO
her gricf AID alarm. AFTER some time /"
b'uii old sra captain knocked ., the door,
and the old lndy, prim as a Puritan. en-
rwered The cal.
.Ss,v.,, m.,.m Ce,ro, ,,;yo mo ho.,a
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Hf'Allow me- said q host In his mos,
persuasive tones, to a friend dining
with him, ALLOW me to help you to piece OF
Washington pie" tN.w e
Sir replied the gentleman, orstorically
waving his ma pkin, C Gorge Washington was
first in wsr, first. in peace, and first 10 the
hearts Of HE cpuntrymen. admire him fof
his purity; hts pic'y, and his patriotism, bu,
/ dc,es, his pies,
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ORTHcGRAPHic.-Thes schoolmaster is ey
identity needed in some portions OF Hardin
county. The Eldora Ledger publishes the
following literal copy Of an advertisement
posted on the door of blacksmith shop in
Hardin county, Illinois: 'Loste or straid from
The scryber. heffer, red all Overcome leg
blak, 'Haf his body Whitehall pursons tt
fore dollars for fetching him hoam. ne wa,
a che hsffer.
Hearden County, febbuvv. l2, 1865.
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10 The rebel Colonel 81 Leger Grenfeil
has escaped from The Dry Tor,ugas, where
he was sentenced for life on conviction oi
conspiracy with others, to burn the cities oI
Chicago and Buffalo, snd effect the release
Of the rebel prisoners cofned at Camp
Douglas. mif.sHs
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~The Democratic State Convention o.
South Caroline, nominated Hon. w D Porter
for Governor. Representatives to Congress
end delegates TO the National Convention
were aleo chosen.
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0-J-A subscriber OF a country paper oi
long standing, who had never paid dolls
Of his subscription, told the collector, who
not many months ago called upon him for
his bill, that he bad no funds; 'He only
subscribed for the thing in order to encour.
age the undertaking. M iai Bib
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n5-A seven year old boy was rately
hearI to use proiane language. On being
reproved by his parents, and directed To, ask
GODS forgiveness, he retired TO bis room. and
was overheard 10 say: 'Oh, God, am very
sorry Isaid that naughty word. and Won,
cay 90 any more; but please hurry and max q
sne, grow up TO be a man, and. then | car
swear ss much as want to. like Ps, ant
nobody will notice it, r,.
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"he Homes Of the Poor.

Oh! the homes we give the poor.
In the alleys damp aud grim,
Where all noisome vspors swim,
in the cellar. caves that drink
Poison from The sewer and sink.
Are Ihe homes we give the poor.
See The bones we give the poor;
Piled TO weary. dangerous heights,
Toward heaven cold and piiiess lights
Chilled above by wind and snow,
While The fire -ieIds lurk below
See the homes we give the poor.
Are they homes we we give he poor
Danger si's by every gate,
lnn end misery round thtm wait,
Ghosiiy tenants pir we IN,
Death. ditpnse, aud sLtme and sin
Homes thy are not tot the poot!
iipye we no homes for the poor
Hold we "tf'h ~ cramped ana bound
Piece fcr these cannot be found!
10 our hom'- 20 N,as xpand
Tna ihey ,o,cr I'll lie lanc.
Lave we 40 homes for tho poorl
Mar ustver are The poo-;
ih'y are p,a'rF lhsh We liHnk;
Mr 1ut rtand oron Ia blink
hhthre Ne push them. mud ibeir fli
anab's 'Le mansion aud the hlil.
We are s.rl l,or the poor.
Al We hos 10 bless The poo,!
huild them houses not unmcet
10 be rod by human feet
GIVE THIN ht mes: and blessings thus
Shail run swiit from them 10 us
From the homes we i've The poor.
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Nv In the newly elected Arkansas Leg.
isla,ure there is one negro in the Senate
and FIVE 10 the House.
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well, my boy, do you know what syn
tax meaosr said school master 10 bis pu'
pill. Yes. sir was the reply. The duty
on spirits
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"Why was Adam the best runner in
the world Because he was the first in ,hs
human race.
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Warrants issued by the Treasury De-
par,ment 10 meet the requirements OF the
|Government dnring March. amounted to
ssi 10000. exclusive Of redemption Of pub
he deh'
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Who ever heard woman with pretty
ankles and whole stockings complain Of wee
sidewalks or gdddy crossingsl
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UrrcA, II reh IS. 1868.

UREA. IL roh rs, 1868.
DEAR SiR-Y on show some surprise ,ha
.agr iLk Ken In notice Il sily talsehuo'
pu cot hy lie Ono State Jeurnsl, and 90
. Z the rount OF Republican ,urn.le. that
aai uui csndicare for the Presidency b.
cau-e there Il p-oOi that. in 1854 I was il
confidential corfespondence with the rebe
rommlssiourts IN Canada. have fount
bat pniiing doan one siandsr a,wBvs nivrs
. rili TO another, trd they eways ,ise 10 de
aree. You see that nm nov chaiged with
open treason. Tie story is absurd on il
face. Some one, claiming 10 have been 81
iaiormcr, says ne sent sworn siatemsuts
showing gull, on my part, TO the State de-
par,meut, which were not believed. Thi.
tells the character Of The man. Mr. Sew
ards hostility 10 me il well known. The
State departmen NJ would NO, trouble iIsel
abou, the perjury il there wss plsusi6li'y
li'he man Ito IVES convicted OF false swear
ling egainst Colonel Nor,h was trackcd tc
that fiice, when it procured his imPrison
ment. and that Of other innocent men.
never bad any confidential co 'res,cndenc,
with Messr-. Clay and Holcomb. ] do 10
know them. II l ever, at any lime, wrote
To either OF them. it must have been somt
merely formal matter Of which have not thu
sigh,es, recollection. What was sworn 4
or made up by MIR. Stewards spies do no
know, bu, ] think The public would be inter
es,ed BY a view Of he system Of informer
aud perjury in use during the past ten years
I hope il will be laid bare BY a new admin
isralion. Truly yours, etc.,
HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
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Value the irie u lship OF him W no stands
by you 10 storm--swerms of insects will
surround you in sunshine.
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0'Ms, IL Won viii give me an nppe I
will be good No. my ,hi'd you mus, not
b. good Ter rnyyeu ought 70 bc good fer
no'hiusi
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

RATES or ADVERTISING.
For squa'e Of 10 lines or less, week. 81 0
Each subsequent insertion, 10 cis
Longer embellishments. ., ssmo rate
A irsc,oa over even square or squares,
counted os square. These are ,he terms
tor rnnsi~ni advertisement; reasonable
seduction viii be nude to regular advertise.
mfnis.
No,iccs o. appointment Of adninisrata's
en4 sgnl notices o. like ehoraetc. 10 be-
paid in advance.
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REQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT

nyou are suffering from results Of early tnd,.crs.
lions, what eject does II produce upon yCur Genera
healthy Do you feel weak eassly tirrd-
pses mite extra enertion produce palpitafiop %
yonI kldneys frequently get out OF orderf 10 VOC
have spells OF short breathing, or dy.pensias A.
your bowels constipateds DO you have spells n
fsintlng, or PUSHES Of blood 20 the headp l. yoSr
ing upon this subjectf DO You feel dun. Istiess,
mopine, tired OF company, of nfef Do Won xisb "a
De left alone, 20 get away from everybody Does arv
little thing make You start or jump IL your sleer
brilliaptf the bloom your cheek A. brtghty Do
You ENJOY yourself In society well 20 Won
pursue your business with the same energy no
you feel as much confidence in yourselfs Are
your Splits Splits, duli and TAGGING, given to hts
or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights Your
back weak. your knees weak. aud have INT little
srpruee sna y9y attribute this TO dyspepsia or
Now, reader, secret habits, venere.l di.as.~.
badly cured and excuses, are ell capable Of pro-
ouciEg veal ness IN the genersu We organs pif
You ever think that those bold defiant, energetic
those whose generatiye organs are in perfrct
heathr You never hear snch men conn Al "a az
being melancholy, Of Nervousness, OF pslpttof,on
OF the heart They are never afraid they cannot
succeed In business they don't become sad aud
discouraged they are always polite and Pheasant
IN the company OF ladies. and loekthern right in
theface-none OF your dOwncast looks or any other
meanness about them.
the effects Of stuses and excuses. have brongh-
about that state Of weakness that has reduced tha
general eystem so much as TO induce almost every
other form of disease-idiocy. Iunscy, pArslysis
foIm OF disease which humanity is heir 70, and tho
real cause OF the trouble scarcely ever suspected
and have doctored Tor all but the right one Dis,
eases OF these organs require the use OF Diuretio
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TIE MARYLAND SUFFERERs.-Mr.A Angus
tus = Perry, treasurer for the relief fund Of
the sufferers in Maryland by the late flood,
submits the following report to-day:-H. N
Easoy, additional collection from the First
Ward, $; collection by Mr.. Mark Woodward.
from The Government Printing Office, SIgl
which added To a former collection, aggregates
S2i6-Considered the best contribution, accord
ing 10 facilities, yet made; from Messrs. A. +
Joyce and l.. r. Clarke, additional collections
from the Second Ward: John Alexander, $40:
Joseph Thornton, s.; l. EsSerg, S1O: Charles
q Bell s.; VIM p. Mohun. s.; DR.. Loyeloy
30; ThOs- Young, so; cash, -, making Si7 in
all The treasurer RENTED 10 the Mayor of
Baltimore to-day $50, and 10 the Mayor OF FL
moot city, Tor special case of suffering so.
ahd expects al an early day to make remit,
taness 10 Frederick, Md. From the valley OF
inc fatapsco great distress is Represented 10
tAlst ana ~ depends upon future contributions
10 what extent cur city will afford relief Ia
tra contributions are expected in a few as~-
fTom the City Pest Once aud Po.i -
PaItmen', ,ucs Ia.