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...,. engagement mad been fhrourhou, n, .,rau..
and rcnre sensible. He further suggested thai n
MIGHT ia we,, ~ the only amends that they coulS
nnv mape 70 M 10 restore to the State Tressnrx
the amount still rema.. ning on handneariy s2,OOe
He further said that II the, ta,a ne would com
out knowing whether he would rece.y the money or
not still the President hoped that the oller would
De made. He desired them, however, dltincty 70
understand that TINS must he considered a. mole
o. doing what was right and that It would n2t re-
bity In any form-Iegal or olherwise-fof their
pass mismanagement. These suggestions were
Mr. Appleton, who approved Of tnem No answer
has yet been received to this suggestion. though
Is sn n 10 that y WIN Pc S
added that MISS Jones gave an Ofnctai bond when
1ca Hd se amount m q
state that they make this report. not from any de-
sire to single QUE these ladies for special animal
version, put because the case " fragrant one and
because II shows that there Is
CORRUPTING INFLUENCE AT WORK IN TEE PH0CUw.
mo OF STATE APPROPRIATIONS
which ought to be at once coonteracted. n also
SHOWS the tendency OF the present system. OF State
ara 70 encourage unnecessary and wasteu institu-'
They would respectfully suggest tnat legislation
every charitable institution before 1t receive
money from the state treasury to satisfy the Com
well conducted and deserving Of ASSISTANCE.
might be well to provide that the certificate OF tht1
Board to that effect should be died with the Comp
troller before any money be paid to such insii
tuition.
We caunOC lOrOear tne IurCner remark tn8C CnoE0
reason to believe that the conduct OF the assoca
tlon whose management has been crltlcized In this
report Is not wholly unexampled. There are
PAINFUL REPORTS in CIRCULATION
to the effect thaC sO-called lObby agents" sOlfcfe
charitable institutions to enter into arrange
ments substantially like those carried Gus
BY Miss Jones. Stringent legislation mag
be necessary to prevent official corruption nm
fact should 1t turn in other instances as in the
present case. that not more than two-rhirds OF .
state appropriation Is applied for the purposes tn
tended by the Legislature.
All OF VIII CHI Is respectfully submitted.
by order OF the Board OF State Commissioners %
Public Charities THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
Vice President and Actlng President Of the Board
CHARLES $. HOLT, Secretary OF the Board.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAHKKr.-LoNDoN. March 13-4 80 r.
M-Consos closed At g2 for money and g2 for the
count United State: hvetweny bonds sS2s, sas 1869.
old 93A; 1871 92,s ten-forties, 49,
PARIs BouRsR.-PARIs March 13-P M.-Rentes closed
at 66f Toe.
FRANKroRr BounsE.-FRANKFoaT, March ia. NJ
United States 6veweu bonds at So for the Issue of
1852
Liverpool CorroN MARkrT-LIyERpoory March 10
1880 r. M.The cotton market closed heavy. Mdding up
lands Ill., middIing Orleans, nlsd The sales OF the day
have been 00b bales intending 1900 for speculation and
export
.t!yEepooL BnEApsrurre MApEEr.-LtvRarooL,M March
13-t +. M.--Thc breadstu0s rarset Is dull.
bIvEIPCoI paoDuoE MARKET LIVERPOOL, March ID
7. M. Lard, 5ls Sd. per cwL .
Sugar 3f Cd to 35s cw Tor No. Il Dutch and on the
spot 2s 3D. for do. afost Trlow, 49s per cw Com
rosu l0s. i'd los. 9d per cw Lnseed OIL G3s 30.
Aus los rsr too. Spirits OF tupensne. ~ l5 ~ los 3D.
per owk
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p o III T. I G a l. .
the NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, N. H., March -, 872.
Reports received from zO4 towns give Straw (rep.)
$3.50; weston tdemh "a 2l9; Blackmer. $780, Cooper
and Scott, 536-making q majority for Straw OF
1855. which Will be reduced below 1900 by the re-
matning towns The Eleventh Senatorial district Is
doubtful.
the first four Council districts have gone republi
can, and the Filth democratic The First, second.
Third. Fourth. Fifth, Seventh, Ninth and Tenth
and Twelfth democratic. and the Eleventh IL oubt-
full Rockingham, Cheshire, Stafford, HillsDor0 and
Sullivan are repu bliCan: Merrtmac, Belknap, Car.
roll and Coos are democratic The House OF Repre-.
sentative Will have republican majority OF at least
forty.
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WEST INDIES CABLE RATES,
Telegraphic Communication Through The West
Indies with Sou America.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, Cuba, March

HAVANA, Cuba, March 49, 1872.
The West India and Panama Telegraph Company
announce q reduction In their general rates,
which will hereafter be as follows:-From
New York to Kingston 81 so, gold,
for ten words, with proportionate In.
crease to Porto Rico st. Thomas. St. Kits, An.
tigua, Guadalupe, Dominica Martinique ST.
Lucia, st. Vincent Grenada, Barbados, Trinidad,
Demarara and Berbice. The line is open to all the
points named, thus giving telegraphic communica-
ton through these islands with South America be.
yond the Ornoco River.
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MARINE DISASTER.
Herald Special Report from
st. Thomas.
Arrival Of a British Ship in a
Disabled Condition.

The HERALD correspondent at st. Thomas
has forwarded us the following special despatch
by the West Indies cable. now in operation -
ST. THOMAS, March ID, 1872.
The British ship Sharon, Captain Wilson,
cleared from New York for Liverpool on Feb
ruary IL, arrived here to-day in a disabled
condition, having been dismasted during
heavy gale.
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TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW. YORK HERALD.

~ PARIS, March 49, 1872.
According to advlccs received here from Spain
o CRISIS Is at hand in the kingdom.
King Amadeus Is concentrating his army around
Madrid, disarming the National Guard and prepar.
Ing to defend his throne.
canvass OF the political field made by the gov
eminent party estimates that the new coalition will
return about hundred members to the Cortes In
the forthcoming elections.
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Mass Mcciiug Of itiZens.
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN,
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH II,

The committee appointed citizens Of Brooklyn, st
public meeting held at the Academy of Musc November
10, will report THURSDAY EVENING upon the subjcc4
entrusted to them, VIZ An examination into the
which mad been committed upon the ballot boz at the cleo
tion then just passed.
The bringing the perpetrators to trial and punishment
The devsng measures to be presented to the Legsature
The taking Of such other steps as In their Judgment seemed
proper the rights Of the citizens Brooklyn
Citizens OF Brpokyn without distinction Of party, in
vited TO be preseGt.
Reports OF the Executive Finance Prosecuting Les
iave Committees will be submitted the meeting All
dressed by members Of the committee.
FRANKLIN WOODBURY., President.
q. NJ. WHITING, JR., Secretary.
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ItlseaAM 70 INf NEW Yosy AssAle.

ROME, March 49, 1872.
His Majesty King Victor Emmanuel will review
the Italian troops stationed In aud around Rome
some time during the present month. The review
Will take place III. the presence of the King and
Queen OF Denmark and General Moltke, who Will be
In Rome at the time.
REORGANIZATION or THE ARMY
rue parliamentary Committee OF the Chamber OF
deputies has approved the ril for the reorganlza-
lion Of the army.
ART UNION IN AUSTRIA.
Inc caoinet Ministers have asked Parliament to
SANCTION treasury appropriation OF 700, 600 lire
:" ''ue' '"e expenses Of the Italian Department In
tne Vienna Exposition OF Industry and Art.
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Il s~''''
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
The Contest for the Possession Of
San Luis PotOsi.
R OCHA VICTOR 10 U >.
4 United States Camp Fired Into by
the RevOIutiOniStS.
Ultimatum Of the American
Commander.
1tlrssAm TO THE new york HERALD


The Herald correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special
despatch -
MATAMoRos, Mexico, March Is,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March ID, 1872.
A despatch from the HERALD correspondent
n Monterey, dated Sd inst, states that &C.
cording to the news from San Luis Potosi up
10 February 26, the revolutionary General
Naranjo was at Espiritu Santo, on the road to
the city of Zacatecas, while his colleague,
General Pedro Martinez was besieging San
Luis Potosi with $500 men.
RoCHAs STRATEGY.
The revolutionary Generals Trevino and
Donate Guerra, with 5000 men, had marched
towards Guanajuato to meet General Rocha,
who was advancing with 1000 government
troops. The latter learning Trevino's ap-
proach, and fearing that another force from
General Diazs army was marching against
him from different direction, retreated
TO San Miguel, the revolutionlsts have
defeated the Juarist commander Antillon.
Governor of the State of Guanajuato, captur-
Ing portion of his forces, while the balance
Under the leadership Of Leon retreated to-
wards the City of Mexico.
The HERALD Monterey correspondent In
the same despatch announces his departure
for San Luis Potosi.
RocHA's VICTORY.
Later news from Camargo states that
General Rocha, at the head of the govern
mont troops, afterwards advanced toward San
Luis Potosi, compelling the revolutionists
2 under Trevino to retreat. The revolutionary
leaders are reticent about this defeat, but
admit to have sustained temporary reverses.
FIRING INTO THE AMERICAN CAMp.
"A difficulty has occurred at Piedras Negras
between Colonel Bliss, the United States COM
mander, and Governor Falcon. of Coahuila,
commanding the revolutonists.
The trouble arose in the following manner
The revolutionists were bombarding the town
occupied by the Juarist troops, under Colonel
Winkar. Several shots fred by the former at
the Juaristas passed across the river into the
United States camp, causing some damage
and endangering the lives of the American
soldiers. Colonel Bliss thereupon remon-
strated, demanding that no more shots should
be fred on the American side, or he Colonel
Bliss would cross over to Mexico and inter-
vene by force Of arms.
The revolutionists denied the charge, and
accused Colonel Winkar of having fred the
shots into tho United States camp for the pur-
pose Of causing quarrel between the revo-
lutlohists and the Americans.
There Is an additional sum of So, 600, 900
gold coming this way for expectation.
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TERRIBLE PHENOMENON.
1tltealm TO TINE NEW weak HERALD.

50, LISBON, Portugal, March 10, 1872.
The mail stealiics:. DourQ arrived to-day from Rio
Janeiro the 22d ult. ""NG;.s ..
tremendous landslide occurred on the line Of
the Paulo Railroad. An inclined plain, miles In ex-
tent, moved from les foundations and buried tn o
road for long distance under earth and rock 1t
was believed that It would take Two months to re.
store the road to working order.
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SALE OF THE ALABAMA RAILROAD.

MONTGOMERY Ala, March 13 1872.
Judge Busted, OF the United States Districe
Court sitting In bankruptcy, to-day granted an
order for the sale OF the Alabama and ChattanOoG0
Railroad subject TO every lien Of the State Of Ala
bama for the endorsements OF the bonds OF SAID
railroad and for all interest paid by the State
d0rsed bonds. The sale Is 0ruered for the 22d day
OF April by the aSsignees.
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SWITZERLAND.
Tn, Revised Constitution To Be Submitted to
tho peoule-Essentials Of the Charter To-
words Religion, Corporations
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD

BERNIE, March 10 1917.
The Federal Council has appointed tho 18th OF
May the day for tho people TO vote on the ratl.
ncation Of the revised constitution. whlca has been
adopted BY the Natlopal md state QQunclla
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ITALY AND GERMANY.
International Consultation Relative to Clerical
Agencies
1llECfAR TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, March Is, 1872.
The Opfntone Rationale hints that one OF the
objects Of Prince Frederick Charles visit here is to
bring about good understanding between Italy
and Germany with reference to common action
against the clerical parties In both countries.
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SPAIN.

King Amadeus Preparing for War Against tho
People.
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Barry Du Barry's Revalcnfa Arabica Food
Invads The offered
the public REvALkNTA CHOCOLATE, most delishtfliBt
beverage. JOHN +. HENRY, Agent '
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Lectures by Eminent Physcians-On MeWs
tai and Physical Inca pacitv Nervous Debility
Address CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, III East Fe-
tecuth street, New York.
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THE TELEGRAPH IN CUBA.
TELEGRAM TO THE ves vois HERALD.

HAVANA March Ia, 1872.
The telegraph line from Havana 10 Santiago do
Cuba was finished yesterday. Tho line will bc
opened TO private business IN few DAYS.
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A.-For Moth Patches, FrecIkles and TawS
use PERRYS MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION. the we'd.
reliable harmless for Brown DiscolOrne
tons of the Face. Depot ~ Bond street, New York. Sold
bv u druggistS.
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Admiration Aroused mt the Artistic Appear
ance of KNOWS unapproachabe Spring Style OF Gentle
mems Hats When you want becoming elegant aud per-
feet hat buy II at KNOx'S, 2l2 Broadway
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Havana and Kentucky Lottery Drawings
IN file circulars sent free.
JOSEPH BATES, Agent. Is4 Broadway.
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A.-Eentlcmen's Hnts-xpring styles fer
1872 ready for nspec ton sale at ESPENSCHEID
Manufacturer tl8 Nassau street,
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Won CAVE Devote Ten Minutes Better Than
bv examining PAIMER'S COMBINED SEWING MA
CHINE ATTACHMENTS, Gs all machines. New Sewing
Machine Rooms, 10 University place. corner Ninth street,
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Utica.-IWrge Manufactory Buldinas ana
Lot on Erie Canal for sale Address G. b.. COLLINS.
Union League Clue, New York, or HOWES CLAkD, Real
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Cri~tadoro's Hair d 70 has no Equal In tbs
world Ia the safest most reliable OF Soi every
vhe .
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Tho Lunss Arc strained and Rncked hy q
perent cough strength wasted and an incurc-
pc comb Amt cstabiished thereby DR.. JAYNkS kAFEC-
TORAN IL AN effective remedy for coughs and Colds an0
exerts beneficial effect on the pulmonary anu o'ooSns
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A.-ROyal Havana LOttery.-J. II. MartlnO1
Co., Bankers 10 Wall st. box 1855 New York Post once
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1850 Reward Tor Case Uhcumatlsm, Ncw-
raleiA Dr. FILTERS RHEUMATIC SYRUP VIII nos
cuc-Guarance to charge Home references
puvsilyan's adyics grsls qAE ONce u John ssfeek
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rnovER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE CoxPANv
have removed to . - -
1856 and 1888 Rroadway, corner OF Tenth ree1
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rs:s go: g.T riuaers VIII Find
"YsROWN,s pRONCnfAL rRoCHEs" beneficial! In clear
~, ~ oics bsore speaking singing, ADD eeving thu
sso errrtion the vocal organs. Foe Coughs
snd Cojis the Tfochcs are enectusf
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OPENING OF THE HUDSON.

POUGHKEEPsrE, March 13 1872
The channel OF the Hudson River was opened 70
PeekSktl to-day.
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A.-tIcrrius's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray Irs3N
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warnocl g. Co.'s Seven Dollar Hat.A
marvel in quality fauless model and S elegant nnso. Old
Rron
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or Silver Watch IL at 763 Broadway, where the GREAT
GENEVA WATCH COMPANY have over ono million dol
lars worth OF Gold Silver Watches for sale
Owing TO their failure I: absolutely necessary that these
Watches should 10 disposed Of Ladies' Diamond watches
are selling At this for SO tiny Gold Ms,cne
WATCH COMPANY are underseiins every other establish
ment In this city and such ,ortuni'y % n eux
cheap and excellent tmepiece will never be had a.an
readers should purchase In tho daytime ana 70 s.
crowd anisht The located 'os brosu"Ay "e"eo"
Eighth and Ninth streets.
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Pnys,clan for instruments for diseases OF the
lie sufficient Tor an eye and ear innrmary. The
most wastefu extravaganza has been exhibited IN
the purchase OF Official books. They were bought
at cost Of nearly four hundred dollars The books
were inspected by the Commissioners. Tncy fully
agreed With the House Physician the opinion that
this expenditure was
WHOLLY WITHOUT WARRANT AND UNNECESSARY.
This witness, DR.. Greene, testified that another
dispensary with which she WAS connected, having
1000 patients annually, used books costing only 81
ssEoIid be stated that these expenditures werf5
incurred for q iittle more than the numoer Of Two
ful S6t Sf payent Of $500 to Charles Tnompson'
may have led 10 the subsequent wastefulness. IL Is
evident that one or more In the management Of the
sOciety's affairs had the view that the funds sup.
piled by tue State might be expended In free and
Off-hand manner and without any responsibility.
sucn persons seem to have Thought II was the
not the Time come to impress upon these charity
boards that their funds are received by them upon
sacred trust and that they are nenceiorward 70 oe
held to rigid accountability for their proper eni-
pi0ymentS -.
II appeared In evidence that no instruction had
among the objects of inc institution and also that
NO HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTs Ala.
have been made Tue institution mas Oeen VI"
Ts nu r ,ha snst,tn,on nave been violated.
and the usual safeguards aganst Tue ,s havc 5ecm
and wasefu! expendaursesss n nave been made with
ont the authority OF the Finance Commtee as s inc
qured by the bylaws. Nor nave ,ue VI '"'
aas.cctat,on heen fully carried into cuec. -, A..
',rn, he Investigations the counsel OF the
| poara Mr. Appleton, was present, and every iacii-
iiy was oncred MIN 60 Question Iue me Close Of the
| ,wnvestlgatIon the Acting i1esdeht oi tic Doalu
OF commissioners stated TO smcn OF me i.us.ees
| "a we're present that the unuisPuteo ~sumohJ
| showed that the Board was
NOT A VT BODY 70 re TRUSTED
with the dIsbugsemeat Of puODc mqnsy and 'hat
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-05-03
For the Vindicator.

The Presbytery of Lexington met in the Pres
byteriau Church in Waynesboro, On Wednesday
the 24th inst. The opening sermon was preached
by the last Moderator, Rev. |. W. K. Handy
d. D., after which the meeting was organized
by the election of Rev. James Murray of Bethel
Church, as Moderator. sAs'
Arrangements were made for the installation
of Rev. G. S. NJ. See, as pastor of Pisgah and
Crab Bottom churches, HIGH and Cos for the
installation of Rev. Mr.. Denny as pastor of Mt.
Horeb church, Augusta, and for the ordination
and installation Of Rev. Messrs Hoge and Jones
as pastors of Oxford and Collierstown churches,
Rockbridge. ~
Rev. E. G. Gordon is to be ordained and in
stalled over Lebanon church, near Goshen, on
the 14th of May.
Leave was granted the Warm Springs church
! to prosecute call for the services of the Rev.
George l. Brown.
Rev. R. ]. Taylor and Rev. DR. Handy were
elected ministerial principals to the General As
sembly, and Rev. W. 7. Price, and Rev. R, G.
Walker, alternates
From the eldership, Col. J. 7 Preston and
Jos. Layne were elected Commissioners.
Presbytery examined and licensed Mr.. Cook.
of Hebron church, to preach the Gospel.
The Rev. W. W. Trimble, of the Presbytery
of Missouri, and the Rev James H Baird, of the
Presbytery of Philadelphia, were present as Wis
iting brethren.
The churches were recommended to take up
collection for church buildings recently erected
at Broadway, Rockingham, Co., and at Phlippi
Barbour, Co, West Va.
The members of the Presbytery were mosthos-
pitally entertained by the good people of Waynes-
boro.
The next regular meeting is to be held at
Broadway, Rockingham, Co.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-05-03

PUBLIC INsrALLArIoN.-At a regular meeting
of West Augusta Lodge No. IS Independent Or
der of good Templars, held at Temperance Hall,
on Saturday night last, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
f R. K. Rice, Worthy Chief Templar S.N.
Miller, Worthy Vice Templar Prof. John Hart,
Worthy Chaplain; T. N. Argenbright, Secreta.
ry; j. W Blackburn, Financial Secretary; Jno.
W. Cook, Treasurer; Richard Johnson, Mar
shall DeVere Hope, Inside Guard n NJ. Var
ner, Outside Guard. The above officers will be
installed publicly in Temperance Hall on Sat
urday evening, the 18th at o'clock.
All of the Temperance organizations of the
City and the public generally are cordially in
vited to attend.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-05-03

SYMPTOMS. Slight pain in the side, the
skin and eye assume thick yellow coat, di-
gestion is impaired, an unpleasant sinking
sensation at the pit of the stomach is expert
enced, the bowels are irregular, tn. mind
fretful, the memory weakened, sometimes a
slight cough, coldness of the hands and feet,
Sometimes loss of appetite and at others un-
natural craving for food, dizziness Of the
head, depressed spirits, feeling Of uncertain
ty, OF having left something undone, but
eau t tell what it is Take Simmons Liver
Regulator. it will remove all unpleasant
feelings and make you well.
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FEES OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AT the la

FEES OF JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE.-At the late
session of the General Assembly the Bird section
of chapter 48 of the code of 1860, in relation to
the compensation Of justices Of the peace, was
amended and re-enacted SO as to read as follws
fThe Justices of the peace shall receive, for
taking dispositions, for taking and certifying the
acknowledgment of any deed or writing or ia
king and certifying the priyy examination and
sckaowled ggmeut of married woman, the SANE ps
fees now allowed by law notary public, TO pc
paid by the person for whom the service is rem
dered, Each and every justice of the peace shall
receive as q compensation for every oath ad-
ministered not in court, and every acknoWledg-
ment taken by him, the sum Of twentya.6 five cents,
to be paid by the person or persons for whom
the said official acts are performed"