I 'fel e;a4V%iii . e acr::: . 11 s t. MIKTAND. /hmtwAtit. Oritwer, Pa1.,40...A3r,11!1!/10 TitE PUBtUltrter. Oenend has open- , MI negotiations with thelititYshgail-, eminent for a reduction of the single. letter pe§tago.on` i and titter' the ..jat i>f;hinnazym.kodto aLk,eints. UroN the fietititinetidsttion of , the Attorney General; {ho Presideut lies ordered a, pairihitt in the case of Col. Aleimnder, of Erfo, Pn.Nentenerxi, to one yett . taortmprisontnent for n 11419 f the Internal Reyentif'S'lmys. Alt T3tirre l .Were beardiu the*l mono' ,COurt,Mra4hingtoni City ; on Friday, last, in thoinso of life4oe the:Unitel titittoe, itirOlving,the the Tresorkorderi! mitt tolit tsifYltsriito,toko beyond the inn' tary trudiug purpaqe. 4.. -. J; 31.a..Priin0; as agent of the Itoikts-1 eh ilds; 11')• •atpeeted in, 'Washington, eity.shortipi 'Mr. F. go there; ItIs! suited; to tender, on the part', 'of ,Aly tannins banlters, n ;gnu to any.e4letql our r gOmmnent may Alegre. , Ti4ol N 4 oluntary netioa, on Abe prat of th libtleittlds;,. is Said to limit been ProPPfed bitVttdiliceVerY.tl3 4Lkex tain German, capitalists tvertheonttni-1 plating Offering- oUr,lgovernnient, Ja' loliit nt four pet 'X,r;'rig'etifs; said to be, antitor*Oo, tna4o Arne proposition._ • A irrrpt'frorn said to be' from a trustworthy eouree, said ;:the rbport that ieinforeements were being: raised' n Spain arid forwarded tri ha, are elthei wholly tictlEtot>y : or, grotisly exaggeratZd, and all the:re-' inform:mots he hod heard.of after a! nt idgelry, were obtained from about a thou Sand ennOeto,'*nu,i , ', Of Ilene u Mier 5(3)3 Minx , oftlehth la Spain and who . : dttrin the ,Onst . month havti'lieen:eollehted nt Bareelotta and at the ikelitef the bayonet, detnlned to awalt , tlie iirrivul of vessels to eon voy them to Oulu.' • .•• . . :rite AntnestY recently granted 4 the .Emperor. Napoleon 111, it ..at'aft- ! serted, was sleviSed ns a trap-:la•43n-. snare the • more' • pticaninent ()Weed* hoWin exile.. tedro lin; in a letter published in the •Par, Journals; states that immediately. n - ter the amnesty. was signed,,,atiorder . was sent to the soaports of I!`rance to arrest !dui on his arrival from Ent, land, and to hold 111111 In prison tt, tit his alleged aceomplices could he bro4lll,l;ek from C4anne. • tialriti ltollin'SaY/4 that.ho.,prefor4 'Whir 4P i the prospect of an :buten alto mprisi-; onment In a -Yreheli jail: (I'lle'ifiir(s journals, in comrneltlng fli1S:le0- ter, express the ophllon that iho 111 portal. ;merriment shou id .tanswer. erihrgo. • lathe United tiiattupiehiee,ourt '•on Pridtiy '&4461 for Id; • Verger; • rend • an, ngrecluententlired,intllii:twc'en Attorney General and eounstel, fop the dofenk;in ;July 1112 G providing 'that the eases/tall be brought before' this Court, 4(f:tilled keiintsgbu Itle the petition fora writept Nippur and certiorari ; also, that the eicoe 1)6 set fora hearing! on Friday next: AtteinnyClenerullifti*l; a more remote day u:004 , 149, f U e df in order that ho might have time to properly pic.sent the el , u-•, es he' de sireti first to argue the question of th 6 jurisdiction *of the Court. .41x. Carlisle, for the define*, irnsted' the wlmletase would he argued and set- • tied ht one and not' by install meets.' The Ceuitt directed that the petition be tiled nand gave notice that on next Monday a day•trould he fix- W I NE r. -MAKING htl4 'begun In the warmer distriCts of California. The yield this year is'expeeted to he only half 43 large us tl4t of tast s*oit; but, the. ine will be ofh, Vetter quality. The Buena tista!estate,:.in Sonoma munty, said to tie the• largest vine yard in tho worlil, contalu3 thie thou arrui, four hundred nod flay 'Hera being covered with vinea which gnrw do luxuriantly that they have to 'be 'planted 'lit rhlgu4 010 t. feet apart, while An, gurope from three to fourfneti4a generally ,The 'vineyard eoutaium grapes of all wale. thtljhut those chiefly groWti 'are the itcisliug, '3luseatel, and :tlikalon,thi! latter being ,thol,faitivo, grape., ; The labor employed uhnotlt whblly I 'hi nese; butn few Frenelinten';iind t ; erniana Eli ropea t Het; attenti,M,the rellatu anti"gniki•- .init•ntLtliciwine making. • • • •Trrznietri,Neil Mehatighlinillugh Mara' ' and Jtinie:r Dougherty, 'who pitqle the - irtleitt4inticriiiii usAiiitt on Itevernaq Wileer,ilrooks, in Phiin iielphia,:at the stippuseti instigation Ilf rertithilih t rticri of sttintiltig in ti atteiVi ', W;*:.irMo at IC_ _(!i" T T.(4 eyetiPig lust. :41146110)- lin; who drove tiul , carrhige in which the, Ag‘iftsinm theiOin charge 01 an ollitvr. They have.:uiliteen Identified hY;tite , x):Wiiiiiiitiiessett the Infesseti they ~opuuittetl it :iletee tives hail I wen'onlheir track; Sines the (10 . after the US4ritilt, and them' artivi oft . )".e . w York tliii,Aay, after th r. arrest. I•• , 4 - =1"77 Houses of the N; irginAt Letr- isl tore on Friday' last, ratifltxl' the Fourteenth - mitt'' Fifteenth 4Wiend nitvite. the • Ylbuse• tlaTo .were ooy i stx Vft*4 whist. thent; tnni ; iu the Senate only four.againetthelfolar; t(knth and tWb ogainst the Fifteenth, one of tlie"latter being a colon,4')hl aedinea itoomrto AlloLotislatureittll4l. The . Legislatun:,•brijolti thin, thett'edytertteft 'kin • ktley • .• : Yu' , ; .., •• en it the liou,le tut am Went toiclie lull pasditnr! -Fifteenth-4.lnood moot—making it.take °tied <Amid Ott. 10k tho•oflotitl4or t or' the th"tife Chit tf , 04 1. body, q . Wit offered c.; 'that in view of the denting einrys.t.d'ainit'llte ! legality 6EI tiiq. niun to tfote 7 eint;.rentt,the teenth 41 and Fitieeittlt. Azhendinentm. The.resolutlen watt referred... in the l•lentite au:lblridaylieit,+thoa foreadjuarlitnentlelphitie n thictwynniendines4s ' tut ion alter thetultnimion afithblene.t rttheAltillott,l*ttoritkiitillitkomict etkPF:l4!zi4rAtWA,._ . 9Rl 4l ,fittif "nu chel hp! alai of \9rginini,l:lll ABEL It:ConnlN. the.iircither-W law of the President, whdie mochas been 'unpleltsantly mizediupAtAraL street affairs,' is a Now, gsrider b. 4 birth;but went West 4rly in•ellAK During the hest (Nortek. 01-a'editUrY, previous to the commencement ofthe 4 rtuf i ti s kej , cbeillOtV o lf. , _q?rbici-re; laUVer 9 bffirefeliSion; - liiienisiiidened it for the career ofn newspaper editor:: As a tvdter ho is dear, tericAutricA and oftentimestnilliant. 411111" . • the wa iirekeOut 'Alir..Oirbhl :came to Neiv`YOrk and engcled in real estate speculation,dn which he was highly successfUl, " year :ago last April Mr: Corbin,lostps wife, qtai retril4 ed a widower until last May, when he married Miss Jennie Gmnt,'Zister Of the Thosident, after a brietcourtshlP. He' WAs'igtioduclid itkit inauguration' Corbiii l S-.wealth Ie Adn -. ousliesihnateci at from two to three millions of dollars. Ho deiuteil Mein* of the 'Methodist shuielf: Iteresid!.*'Xif.. C iegant style WOst Tiventy soventitstreet; New York. I As pertinent to the eharge - effislit• jr.; ihat Corbili Wiis ()tie of - the. geld' .coUspipaters;l'imeepy the 'following •;", ,! •• t.. . • October 5,18111 l t Rb•fAit edflbr Of Me •Htrald : • : 0 1 , nester'exchipited ta - word , on' ft =mist . verbdiy in Writing,Dwlth r.latnes from thednumetuldziettirof the!' golel speculatioli Until ridttiOn'lerida nowt} nor within that pelted:ANlL ever authorize any bumsebe.ilfg, either verbally Or in writing, to; buy or sell gold Air me or !orally one elm •,Sl`, ' Tn October term of the Philadel phia' Quartet - 'ff.itsshms'S'nurt moping en- i; Ludlow •" t l o;iid Judge In charging! the. (,~rand. i Jary said ' , There is s carnival of crime flow ingiiig;Mid if is falsitie say thitt•it is conned to the city and county of It spreads itself to all our cities. The battle mpg more fiercely thah'ever between virtue oV -the, ono Side and vice upon the outer. 'The irresiStible logic of facts has de veloped the fallacy of thesystem that has lieen put in vogue by the human- Itarittv Ideas of the day. I have, fie quently been censured fur being to severe in my Judgment upon crime ; - but I point to the 'present tondition of affairs to prOtie that the 'Punish tient and trot the reforutation of the criminal is.the true remedy to secure the safety of. ;the cemnmnlty. Why :look at the pn:4tit system. t rite Con- Niet l instend of being punished ,for his depredations upon society, is takento -the Penitentheyi and there,• for his . .refortnaticiii T he'iatrpt i fts,P*6* .1 . 41 3 4 ki4; inhiennUt theextreine avelty.of the old Crim inal codes, but licit you that in : ithe end !ten be found more efficient pretienting crime than 'this . reforms- tory: principle. mean to, punish ethnic; and I hope the passengers who i-Alt With vs will et least i rettialtt (inlet tvhllo tve direct the 'cint§e of *Alp AliriNgh the storm...;..The' ntoment, the felon is conviicted ••the :Executive ',Chamber ii•besieged by application:4 l or hls ahtvlpn ; and the Petitfoxi, is signed by thentost iespee table of our titizens, not even except ing clergymen! Here is tule 'found the great muse Of et:line- bacon* the "Offender ',ever, Iteoivdtfat ;he ante' to.bapuniihed, in the true sense, of the term; he is only to be reliartned, and in most cases belleves.henrill not even b(4.01"44434-'l,' TirkTrustees of the, Avondale:re- Ilef laSt•week, met at Plym outh, Pa.. and adopted a plan for the distriblition of the fends that reach thettl.l Theplan of distribution for the first year is as fellows: Each widow will he paid the sum of . fl/110 iu. equal •Monthly payments; each male orphan 'child under fourteen years, and ,each female orphan child 'Under sixteen years shall be paid for the same period .8104 in thelsame Manner. • • Children , swer.2lll4, ages trierrtionki he'paid' in full:a sum not ext.cedhig' OM. Five '.thousand dollars was voted to meet spechil maim not embraced in the foregoing.— These provisions are made for aid Mul relief till 'the first day of October, 1814,1 ad will pl c sirb all but. 810,040. Tii&renatinder of the fund la to -be carefully Itivested iu good sectirltim :that can be ColiVerted late cash When rtspderid, and to txmotitute a perm neat fund divisible upon•the follow ing_ widows' basis ;One third to constitute a widows',, fund,: 'turd . the remaining thirds an orphans' fund. From these funds the widowa and orphans am reeelve quarterly 'payments until the whole is erthausted:' ' ' • 4. 11 0v7 . the,, only ..argument the Democrats ehu that .ligalnst General °rain; ptnicinally, is that last sum -mei hp neglected thePahlie business fy travolingtilinut ,the . country. At. /eak, that is the way , they style his *brief interval recreation during 1 11dd:4116MT:it IS hardly Wortli while uotJ, , but, Henry Ward Beecher put diocese in its true light in one of his Ledyee coiitribu thins : Fhere his nu yet; in tiny administra tion within metnory, 'lsx.h so • nmeh ekeehtiretifileielit us that shown by the Brest rit one, in settlidg mconstuc tion,in hringiiig the deballthehed reve nue spitem buck to health,' and in putting the'nattimni debt intoit Rental shape. , .Net this, too, Vitiated!) silent ly and unhodatirity done. Tints; In sue MO; petietyreconstruction, ilinmelar reform, have followed each. others We hear 'no' hark: , We 'see neenipe - *lug , from' the 'lathe. We redelve the necoinplishist ' •results, clean and , hundshed, •without being annobedhythe Tm)ems bf the shop. When a manilas for' eltht•Yents so SerVed the country takes the lint and I tinwholeinineanonths of summer to rest, lblsashamdthntcitizensshould heed Ftelsi told tifieir gmkt din needs vamtio r that exeisies or •ex planation should anxiously.lea , : AP , 641 ,1; • • Fiw • , better •for 1, them, and bedezfOr the tenantry,. f, our - public Meth had =pre' , , They do not ilvt,huat their days ::( •:. o Nithave always Mini red thatquiet iniknieuduneo of IClenAirrint, Which led AIM to tkp whin he thought .leaf right, withettlasking leave: ;Bet has token: least xacatlon) and tee il impel iti dial rev*, lint i atif:, • •tici man pp. thibramatiireati has; Ai better iimeaNuez,. mar theiven; spur thepoopki thatbuso isnot etinAteperthnnedldtbnat meek; antldrowtug:t i ,- . 74,i7.41,4" , 45h1entth1e aspect among ihii Younggirls of Fond dulsic 4 ,Wls 01401111,tyltelisct umtbasidowaikatid eittilliWitnekrainggentleinen friends ,t 9, giivAuCiti,the,tuutldy atreet, bid a /P 7, 4 4 lo“Pec.gath; thepractice ttbolled cussecutestrielthrthe. sewn • 44.4iirutie ' :oli"ltMford; 'lite.,tinraltirty''J • to Oxf6ritilolftify; tadlObd lr tlie &Awl ..rem, Itat'setittii,V estate. lie ideadixl not gill(' WiWallitiftted , &phial iirthtieti' ,arid dollars. • TIE GOMM , ' . esitsioips. —4 l :-, • f...-43 , LAig . wkr one ofth • 100 6 g ergs ni r, stormietin gate - penewl. vanitts 4 leivAereeY•Of;ew 17 * kr iv :Engkaid Skiks, arid Uri ', Ae _tic ia' a' s" t generally, raising the wa \ in the rivers and ,htreeuns to an nnprece dented height, de l stroying life and millions of dollars of property. The Wiest tide ever knownoa the coast of :Nova &satin was 'reported:4m the 7th inst. The amount Of property destrOYed thereby was Sim Ply fneaf ciikide: This client strikindierig- Owns the predbution made morethan a month ago by Lieut. Selby, - alba 'flritish lielty... Me staid': ' ' ' .! "At 7 a. tn., ou October 5410$ mood will bent the partefthe orbit which 1i 'nterestthe mrtit... Mir attraction Vlll,, therefore:, ~ b e at: visa Maximuna force. ‘ 'At noon orktbeinaneday r flip Moen. Will bedhltheelgth'ooatorr a circumstance , Which never. occurs 'without marked atmospheric 1 distnt'- 1 ,baricand at 2 p. ro., on , the stunt) day:line's &tiara from the ,Carth's centre Ayoub] cut the 'scin and .thl ,moon, In the same are of right itarm 'slon ;' the mean's iittrUctiou'and the Snit's attraction will therefore be ac- Wally In the 81,114 e direeticia.'lo lather Words, the new ;noon will; on the 'earth's ogulifor,whela,l*Ptrlgeet 44 nothing anorethr.fttening can occur, 'itrithout la miracle', ' ' the earth', it is, 406, wl i lpr lit, - patfino4l or -17." eta ' chronometer, ,' Tho , consequence° this *nibs one anti s; highest tides , ever known." . 1 , 10 134 by . wits': ea' near corieet es, could , rdwonably .:,be expected of lit inn - dealing with ti,deit eccentrie eler:', tnents as the winds anti itor 'Up NY# 3 ,_:9l 3l * si..fo.kriun tot). slow ' , La promised stem i oneurred - on ' liunday: and Monday rights, the 3d and 4th, instead of Tuesdicy; ,the sth. - The: storm to . from , dory -.l3ruti y ... wick to the ()aunties, and from the. Atlantic coast • 'nearly to the Wads- . sippr. Pittsburgh seemsto have been, in wheat thirt,' was not disiastrouslY, affected, From all Sections come ac counts .of the great severity of the rain oh land, the storms tit sea, and the disastrous rise of the tide on the coast. The tot a l amount of damage done cannot be accurately computed, but the loss must be estimated in millions: No such flood was ever before known in many parts of tbc country, except in the spring, when a heavy body-of mow was ou the ground. The railroads were embus- Bc g la .1.2 , There does not appear to be any :unusual - movement oft he tides along the Atlantic coast until we get up to the Bay of Fundy, where they always run high. In. New Yorkthetide was I very. high on the third, but did not domuch damage. From thexastern ;part °CAPP coast of. Maine anti from the coast of New 33nmswick, howev - or, we haves terrible story of the loss' ,of, life tied_ property, shipwreck and devastation, ,espetially among the. 'fishermen oithe l3ay of Fundy. This was on Monday night of last week,' titer enough for all practicable- per ;pixies of prophesy, to tho_period spe cified by the astronomer Baxby. Ou.Monday night,October 4th, the Bay of Fundy was visited by a tre mendous gale of wind and the high est tide .ever•kpown..- The ,destruc-, 'tion property en land and sea was' tremendous, and many .lives were lost. The annexed dispatches give some Glib(' details, and show a re niarkablefultillment of the predletkin referred to above. _ SAC/MLLE, N. B. Oct. 7—Monday night last this place was.vistted• by di terrible gale and the highest tide vier. .knewn.. The marshes were complete-: iy covered, Thousands of tons of hay were de3troyed,Aind thousands of cattle And sheep diowned.' The,dykor on the marshes are all gone, and the bridges throughout the country are all swept away. The eastern section of the railroad track is torn up for eight or tenmiles and the telegraph line connecting. with the Cable.of Halifax. is (dams. ted. • The tidal wave has Amused great destruction in the Bay of Fundy and in around S. John. • . The tide rose to a great height,car rying ;sway and .dtetroying an irn-! incase amOuntof property. Wharves were raised. ships and barn mideat tie swept away. • The bridgel of the EuropeiM. - and. North American Railway were • de. strayed.. In ono small parich alone the , lass is estimated at. $1,000,0M) EARTPOUT, Me.; Odd s—This town •was visited by a fearful hurricane hist I night. Vessels, wharves, stores and Ash houses are smashed to atoms. ' The steamer New York narrowly es caped Ices ylth all On board • •She was driven ashore and lost two an chors and her rudder. Many mer chants here lost all ' their property. 'Most of the fishing vessels are stoke to pieces: • EssrkstniT9ctober 6, vta,:nangor. October 9.—'Twenty seven 'ves4els are ashore in ithmney's hay. The schooner Rio' was lost tit. - An dregs Bay with • all on', board. A Lark at New River was lost with all on board, seventeen i nanaber. Grand !denim Island was 'swept by 'the - waves, and all the wiere and smoke house"; lost. The town of Ds bee, Pembroke and Perry loseheavf ly. • Houses were blown down. This tornado is worse for Eastport 'than tha grffit tire. The revenue - cutter Maywood Was disabled at the begin ning of the storm, and could sunder no assistance. All the smokehouses are down ; arid immense quantities of smoked herrings • and oil are The lass cannot be less than Vi 00,600.: A large part of - the town is a perfect. Bosi.ox", October o.—Tworealdeitts 'of New Ostle rePort that were mit the beach at We'd:kir:Mt Monday night last; and that th6re was but one tidal wave, which wits eighteen feet high.' As, they, Saw, 'coming .ttiek tied; but ; one fell, eniong ;, the rocks, to 'which he' cluagithe wave gotag.Mter him. it ran one hundred' umX..twentk, aye feet 'shove wa ter.inark,' three minutmaiter, there was no truce et ~. . . ST. JOints,.l;it 8., Octoberlo.--The steamer, Acadia arrived :from , Olass• gow at It.welock Mil afternoon, en board aro wall. The. late ,stonn Was very, -destructive; betWevn Fred eritlitou andfit. Johnstown than fifty houses And .were. nosoolkd or wholly destroyed, and many arch anis Wdly..danusged. kiesurWrldo- Leann estimates. the' Air,Albert county at 85 0 9.000: Theseport of the finding of 1 loeLtitad bodies at Grand Xenen.ls believed to be 'tillage. TtqA: .ofder Jame 4.lhe public on.Priday afternoon' . • Warhfogrom Oetober S AIMS—The painful duty Adtrrolves - • tipoti the Prea• [ r (dent °renouncing to tho people of the United States ihe "koth ofene Of his honored ptedectetortc•AMooklin Pierce, which' cle imed. atr.Contsetd, early thiti 'horologe Alimiseat lathe public , councils,, and' unitrersal ly lattd. n prlrote - 1114hle''death mourned with 11"110170 , 0 0 :•betiefittilg the loin•which•thik 4:Wintry •solitains by hisidettase:' AS al mart of respect to his memerritlis orderer thWthe Executive alanalownint the several depirtmenta at Waehingten b&drap. 44 , •in AA nidorning,t and • all tailloess sutpeodedt)wtheltbkyiefibe 'nem% It is ibrther ordered ;that' War and Navy peihrtmentis 171890 tie mjiiiiarir hod naval boners to be paidioti thisocendon to , the maangs, ef4he - ilinstriouss vitAson A who•INIO pasiedlitcairaniong us A• A ..rth•Wo I wignedr,,,,,l,-1, 'U. B. theliirrJ • Kr'W takkg4 ,• /tap-1 0 61,0t. :'• ' Elmtpa Logue, the Cuban Barg - Witt(Mr. Ruts, of the Cuban Julia, airilear In Washington from Ni osi Friday morning last, 41 riled again in the evening. . !tlfitheday they had an inkronarfn tervievi with the Secretary of State and the Secretarr, of the ,Treasury, " ncerning itoriiiti Lumus is very confideid that the releasii4l, bat *bat grOundAti does not state.' Be e01 3 ,‘- tends Buit , Whei the trial ,comes on thee Borm 4 111 be able to show that et— s due form from a Brit' Jlenies the starrof ittri baig_cpptuted Presidential Thaskieglvt Pros. Witeiuncrrozr D. C,; Oct 8,1889. llyMe Pkettaaitqftle'UnitedStalin, .• A..PII4iI,4OIAIATION . , The year which, is wing to a dose has been free from pestilence; health has prevailed throughout the land; abundant crops award the labor - of the husbandman; commerce' and ntanutachuts have feweimailly prou tented-their peaceful patter, themines and, forests:i Dave yielded; iheination. boo „tacceaseat ir and 14~; Pews 17428 11 4 kad have ad . Wen interest or ;tho" ; neople:; :limy oat of the, gr n : fi t'r=r 11.11 . 4 . Witkr 'Slid int atitfg the nuitles'Of the Viiist anti& and entrangenielill burdens have' been 'lWttened," rheas% ifideesed ylvil and religious liberty are secured to *MO inhaNtantof the iluid,whbee soil ls traded pe bk,nrine but freeitnen.=- 'ft beeornes".a oie 'thus Itivined *take recknowWgfterf in the 'Su preme Author from whom such hies sings llowof their gratitudeand their liepentleace ; - to render, praise and marikagiving .for the mune, and de voutly implore a continuance qf God's mercies. Therefore I, IllyssesS. Omit, rreb ident of the United States, do recom mend that Thursday, the 18th day of •Novendier next, be observed as a day of . Thanksgiving and praise, and of prayer to Almighty Cliadi the Cre ator and the Ruler of the universe; and second, I do further recom mend to all the people of the United Stet to assemble on that day in their accustomed places of public worship, and to unite in the homaleand praise due to the . boutitlfill loathes of all mercy, and in fervent prayer for the continuance of the merciful blessings He has vouchsafed to us as a people. In testimony whereof, I have here unto set my hand and caused the seal of the United Statistohe affixed this,, the fhb day. of October, A. D. 1889, and of the Independence of the Uni ted States of America, the ninety feurth.' S. GRANT. By_the im , ident Haurt-res }sitar, Seey of State. The KlMlltaik; H-A ;mom/1002 dispatch says: , At the meeting of the CablnetenFriday last, the ease of the Hornet Was eon. • sidered, and after. consultation If was agreed to hold her. Mete ippears to be no cl ihatshe is a Cubanprivateer,audaswaslndiaded la theee,dispahltes last , "ening, the .Ailminhdration had:nix alternative, -wording to. precedent •and tintemit‘ tional IoW, •but . 46'.(lebdo het until her eberacterilhall lutYrr heen mined.. Nearly all the trtetilbers of the Cabinet ''syinisatbixe • With' the eutise of the Cubatia as warmly, ' :4 1 ;n0 earnestly as did the. latefl**si7 Attilball bat hi thisisseAlutiine. of ,daty ~ was , plain,.and coakt-not, -avoided. The whole subject bait at tra,eted a great Aleatecif , attanthm in cot:6**f the United States dovern: "ment,has been thoroughly The, representative of one" of the foreign Powens here received the fol lowing dispatch this morning from the Consul ofhisGovertunesitatlial ifax, N; 8. "The consignees of the - Hornet are Wilkinson and Wood. The 'litter was formerly • Aid-de-' Cairn) to Jefferson Davis, and Wes af lerword (*amender of the Tellablui see. The whole scheme is ruh ox-Confederates, who hope to Make Culxt'the basis of operations." • ' • There is, of course, a great.deal i of diseursion on this subject teUtlicial circles. The opinian in the, Cabinet to day was unanimous that the . MA cens of the Hornet had beemne alarm ed or proved.unfaithful to the cause they bad espourech and had,. in , or der to 'escape than an unpleasant - miltion,rtin the ship Into a United iitateti port. Tice law ip the case , ust tikkq 'Aso . fhb* dtspotation,oithuEddp will have to he decided by, the : United States awn =intoner. It is held by .the friends Agatha that hmsmuch as she cleared from' a Biltlth port, she will have to be released. ' • • • JACOB GOODMAN, a resident of Buffalo, and, enOigui p in peddling ;clothing through l the country. in a light ,wagon, accompanined by an assistant named Bennet Negotia, was murdered by , Negotia ou Saturday afternoon -hist,.• three north west of New Haven; uron Warty, Ohio, in plain eight of a farm house. pooduunt was found soon: Oleic la, a senseless ()audition; he • bavinvbeea beater( over. the head wfthtsrplete 'kite: tickled!. 'teditifotleihit 641 . 0*4 to the owb or had •prevfously visited o and which:-had Iseen.pieltedup itriNtigotia rot itbis , ptirpose.-, Abet peddling-the 2lellatitt refused; to rile ott the same neat with Mr, Oi; but: tookl,the ,rear oeat:• , .Negtglit was Innaediatelypere• stuslend attested utTentuttbsy-,and taken to-Diem fiave‘when3hb now Iles in eloseconilnemonte Twobaud itortlitiuk were: afterrrgrcta found - in thawagon stalntd:Withtitiod, Which c%9Wilista' *OW . ' 4P9h; hailed the sere bigifttAfte: mur• deter ha cytittnit ineti *heft thirty 4 00 1 .!'. 6 ellise - f,l'ajf#l4 l `,doprt. 1WKL44;41 . - Pl** ll o94"-Aikt thirty tiollare; :Which mew, fcutud in NeFirtia's pewees/6u: if • • colarecllteirauseoatliieli ati Sittrannali ~ tisl; ha* fafit6r. Thajlaytsht to as bliiakaa the kalif .sad 311'00 . stei*Nte sus ithy orttie Am:snags:4lf tlia.Parliansi nriAtlisack a 1041 MCMI=EI .• _ _ Thrde - yratieLktiit • Gebritia 'Pie te; 301 4. 1 . 11 s P.4o l .tifujer PAP., As the: ptutehaser i:vinto tumble, to :mike e. ments.; beewas compelled-to take th .th pay e Jatulahick and: centeirthe Wmta., .fitureethea he , /ma. made three good apps cotton Inv the lead, and s; Sew: days ago he ',Wilt Itm$1111,7611. , !;111.7 ::• • • : .rtmi•Pfr... tfrEftr LEVlRASVilkt4ntilinat %young girt remarkable ilbr the baldly abet 411.; 1*ft i P? /I 7 l !°9 ll4l Par i6 r: le $llOO I( fk ` .: 4 4*iitie:o 2 oooP oualwoobe; 't erlotofi. who sprabg In g *Ps Tfc.l2 it air • • Ardurkildird D. C., gth, iniKramblikround to e. t ow hotels of the city bat night, I rutfil.ro l 7 hAPIVENA?, nc"Pg t4icfretuiSakvidl,*O.l4ofitut parts °Me country, that cool weath er IS Ale 'hstening tip, inyuldlsith it the m °roma - Wits, ilia Ake "gay season," Only a few days since the thintstr ' f oments,. r *tiro here, were oppressive. Our Equinoctials —I wake it plural, for we have had two distinct and very aevere,ertorms dilrikthe 'Fiat 'two iieelerito cooled (heals. so that ,oiepik,44,*O 14 good demand -afterEiandOwo run her nor A.. 1%. FILLEXIS are now to the heard re wenas seen reveling In the fond' hope Of, , again seeing their "Second Jackson" In the t. S. Senatejit liir..Tehustln hits a kew Mends, "111;60:x1i-en" this c-itirTh9 SOuthern - PCWN geil,e;ro l Y : 426 P 0 4 1 . tfidse w.. sym pathies are with 4heanti Itepu beans, cou gh* theeleci r g A ,w Johnson to the -Senate, , ith his repudiation iicheistm;' Wotild cause Bache' wrani- Ihig that "Op - itietitidwork of rtvoti: 4110titutWould be retarded forY•ciani. ; 13111 ' P*CE rnP4Wri- N tY:„. , ThV A'. oB f4witer *WAWA, .conteruplates. to 40 ingo ,thelotitiagetit service in his depart ment,. witita view to extend, as , fax ascirctunsttunies will justify, the rail Isistat eegvice to Dalin:o(W generally throughout the United Sthtee.' , The ree4ptiCof the Departanen, t during thifplyky . ear has incensed beyond the Most **due expectation of the Departhienti, , without the usual air ier/pending in the expense of running it. To be sure the Depart ment has been exceedingly liberal in cresting new mail rout's for the ae ceuunodatlerand estrangement 'of 'the 'people iMparsely settled portions of the Corintr*, at vi great eXpeese ; but the implied numbers, of letters sent throngli the mail, has more than compensated : for this expense.. It , seems that we are getting to be a na tion of letter writers, and it is expec ted that underour present posthi lasts and regidetions, the Post Office De- Pertinent will very soon' be even more than self sustaining. Although great expentie has attended the adop tion of the free mall delivery system in large cities, much eonfuslep and annoyance is prevented in the respec tive Post Offices in these cities, and tons of mall matter, through the searchinginquiry of the letter carrier, which Under the cad syiteni, doubt less:wciuld have bee'rent to the Dead. letter Office, have been deliVered 'to the rightfurawners. In this city, of magtdficant distan ces, there are from .two to four deity- Vies .4411,Y, and although the Post Office is 'castled in. the heart of the city otWaishingtou, and nearly equi distanttfrom the suburbs around the city limitt, same of their routes--over WhichtheY oike at least two trips a daY 7 extendik more than two miles froin.the Oftbie. But few realize the labor, Farei and responsibility of the city. letAer catirers. Their labors com mence at thii office at 7 a. m„ andend at 9 p. m„ during the most of which, time they lire assorting and' arrang triglbeir inialbrdelive7 and silttu4littther, itishOt ‘, —hot or Cold--at the smile; the department recognizes no bad weatb er, and the people want their mail if it 'should rain. " pitchforks." They are to be seen regulareach day on the streets, running up and down stairs, (into chambers and cellars) in back yards, &c. In fact the duties of let ter carriers are as laborious as those performed by any bird werking far- 1 mer, whilst Is so responifible that he has to give toads to the amount of $2,000 a year in the faithful perform-, ante of the work;. and moreover it is well conceded that the educational qualifications of letter carriers gener ally, especiartin thiscity, wiltVona pare fiivonibly with the 3000 clerks in the Departments, although Con. ; gresi only allows them $BOO a year, with the prOvi:so at the discretion of the Postmaster •General, after they - have served Six manths their Pay may be Increased to $l,OO O. . THE GILNP,BAL LAND OVFC'E , has just received advices from • the surveyor General at Virgin: City Nevada shooing . the completion •of the survey of five additional' town ships• in Lauder county, in the .Ist.- ern part of the state, embracing an aggregateareaofiLs,Xclacre3. These lands lie at the foot of the Ilumbolt mountains, and are well watered by Humboldt river and Its affluents. The bottom lands are level and pro duetive, well adapted ler agricultural purperies. The uplandsare' rolling, and *some places broken and main %luaus, but the soil, which is weer ; fillY,first and oecond rate quality,, is velladapted forgamingpurposee,and. name parts may be made available 'for agrithiltural 'purpotei with' the Nil ofirrigatiati. Also theFortyllti i .lecklitilitarymegeivp, ! , mbradttig tin I 'sir& "of 3,01 i ROO 'tract. These _ bunts being' in .close PrOslinity to the Central Paelfignall-1, soul; possessing , . a.- fertile soil eni sadleiont timber along the street, lbr themeetit demands of settlers, 'offers line ihdtrements to these pro- Ipoalfig to' 104 to on .. our' de- Mtd4 7A-11e:returns of the survey "AneVotenl 1 /daltinn4 townships in ! central Fans* adjoining tite Axton- AM river and Walnut creek, •mntain ling an aggrepto: of 371,79'1 'terra of *vet and rolling- multi"), and rich :bottom lands: , • ' " ' ' ' COiumbislotier 'Wilson is libm In l'§- :celpt of 'returns from Au loi2: 1'6(16 p.t, Trentoo,„l4o., Showlpg ii 4):64:r1 , 4 0.4,7 1 -101cAla, pr tho,putec,doipOn. .k.ractual settlement mut Cultivatiou, ;underthe Homestead law daring the last month. - -, AIzM from the follow ing district. Rand 'Mats, showing 'a lisp all theyMstnionth of 19,-. '533 Oka a ilsOdic lit6.' Strifig ftel4l *4 6 4 2 ii ;0* 1 40*; Pt• enix AV . o9 o nalalN2QAcrog T l ll O Rr4 ll 4 . 111mulola, s,lBflacrqr4 !Ma miter Imrilon_of 1 thew lauds were taken by• wir,ed :settlers, uhder th e-}lomestoad lave . anatheirentaludersOld l'or•rash in. "leeated , i ls4th Military • Land ttf r . , ~ ':' A' coairei 'of 'firist4M women "reilkeialliii e l lgitelMleligloli.44: noml49orm 4B*, met. In one 90119 POP eg;44 Ir:941 1 8, X*9 Puistloul. Ailaciation i at 12e'dock, Oviltergan , (o4he PurPosooteacs"-' togas -to rim iirmliety aP organising, *Neely , Written slAiditirm•Areadi-. addi: tAlNtletetitkinampailiforeli. 64 biiffilii Ble:Sfirlialf,tliiiWhb) mid r iatio • • of t lia-MAI: A. 'oA ffai m 0 i o t ung * .* 1' 0m: an s . an ren ti p. of o ent r •.. r t more ffce vo Ch ork among. their_ own sex, in this city: Allier. a few minutesArerieral conver /404, .14.011ragei6minated Mrs. Hall to thiltbalr, and Mrs. Cook Sep; chair, niedientine.'irery;darriest and swomen, silioadd jiettlielielta'aOisttS4= oak;` glallilkutobk liti 6 .*tiC.loooo4l* thehrOwn sef hlirs: altogether wonutnlyl and - her" soft; with. the expression of intellect and kindness on herceuntenance, lighted up by the largeblue eyes so mild anti yet ao :earnest; tre i ve to all her words convincing • and persuasive power.. Wee uLd notbitt)met, on listening to her rdrrivirks, 'that the sert,'lderal higVOlW of woman is so seldom heard in ourchurches, setting forth . the lov ing kindness of our Saviour to sin ners, and winning therdby the pow er of that !eye, ilci'liehler cad - better lives. ;1 • It was concluded that it 'would be better to haVti the; Contemplated or ganization, abianch of the Y. M. C. A., working auxiliary to them, since lesaexPense wouldbe involved, and especially less responsibility on the part of the ladles, nor the necessity to themto appear in public. Many', of the ladies it Was thought might objectto anything which would look like pot*); themselves forward, An "die gaze ottle world, Or like etiihir4- ing any "wortqui'sXights” ideas., A Cominitteeef five ladies, repro ! . , 'seating as . many.lillerent religions denominations, •waiiinixAntedfor the puroso.of drafting n cnnptitutioti and byr.: lutiugia!,ipu,:: and milting arrangements for a public Meeting. T h is committee after an lieut.'s deliberation designated act of the number[to-didtva •constitutlen, and decided to hold a public meeting next Tuesday evening the 12th Inst,'. in the Hall of the Y. M. C. A., ,Whda a res*rpMail44tion.w4l be effected and addresses will be:deliveied by Gen. 0, o.lioWard, Bev:, Mr. But ler, Rev. Mr. Holland and others. ' This city, like most of all large clties,'only More so in some ,respects according to itspopulation, is afflicted With such evils as neglected children professional 'beggars; professional thieves,• _women.,:: : ditto men, drunkennasgarriblere&c. Thecnus es for this batistate.of soclety,'is gen enilly to be found In, the, bad ..educa tion, ignorance and poverty ; of the • niass: The christian and charitable institutions Of Which Washington already superabounds, under proper 'management, will do much .towards Fognbititii.thge evils; and We have every reason, to expeet thatsoon the 'Federal Capital will be a' model re formatory city, safely to be imitated by all cities and large towns though-; out the .country. . • 1 ENE =! Of the number •of patents issued from the IL S: Patent Office on Tues day, sth ink. for the Week ending on tilikt day, 10 were granted to the eiti featof Pennsylvania and eight tq Foreign countries, viz : Fngiand, 4 ; . , . - • : (1:1 1 1034 IiIYC e"~ iY o U i LL c L e O with 40*PtiOnilr_if*WArthsS 1- 10 1 1 ancrPrifktAilti% Vrt.,l 3 A 1 1 0 004,01 1 14. - 44VeCti_te **l !Ifl*l4ofilkeatilett ivittitterkrrgoYtO•tititt-Oe pektrtieeiting-ttur numbei,. I t i ci) #4 4 " . 44 1 F s hi pPtiCwit 10 4 from a visit to iiiaagVil parents at his MM!MIEE ' TIGHT - S.IIOM-T-T :4111:Xit,MISUM 9b 9 ctret Vpnoi, , eontdirlitina. , .9l, way-. ''d•al'ijeladieB whOp protnotnalingithestreetstamsel by*the 'Pain they front *caring tight shoeS. ' The waist ,they may squeeze, and in time Will get used to, the cOmprewion, but the Itvt are fit- With delicate 'maChinery that will not boar being bound too tight • without retaliating by causing proportional Suffering. , Winsi ybungjaffy, is .wialking - witli king - wit tßitt higght,deplggied) , niotiott, as though' she were perpt.•tually about to take to seat,-and as often changing her mind, she is ~ ,renerally supposed to. 6q buttering :frpin a severe stroke of droclarthend, butin fully half the instanoli noticed there will be a look of itltctisp,pain:olk the fa cte,:the Orifice thin of tin torture suffered by trying to appear to have small feet. The best remedy is to let such folks keep so doing, as in a short time the wear- AiiirbdbltttWith it crop:of corns, the Militefh - eM• Of whith ulire-Ortaln ly,,change. the opinions of the wear er tate the propriety of having the ftiet comfortably clad. —At a "Spiriritual" sitting hi 1441topti,fectliil,y, there was pirent a'othan who - thouractil the ros.=, - of her consort, au!l, As the ninifestation began to appear, the'spirit- of the g.L44l . udaieoodig, entered ,upti tome. Of Connie the widow was now • pager tq englgtin4YuWersation with the absent one, and the iillowingilia louguen.tttrett:'Widb‘V—"Are you in the spirit WertitLY" Vhe „Lamented— "l If „Ayillow 7 ="llow long have 3ioti s.(lthertl?" Widow Yon' t you want to, come back and he with your load witl.'?" 'The Lameilits.l— know myself; it's /do , enough around here." —Raw Beef, it Is asserted, proves of the greatest benefit as 'a diet for persons of frail constitutions. It is reported that giysiciani; are now ad nimistering, to consumptive; a diet of finely Chopped 'raw 'beef, • properly seasoned with, salt, and heated by placing th'e dish containing it hi .water.,,Thisfocxl is given al- Sti ease wlfehithe:otom'ach rejt.k.ts niMmit.iivery other foim of food. lt aF‘sinallatevapidly, and atfordsl the best' nourishment; White 'patients learn go lou; for it and to, like it as Dr. Katie dull his Arctic ;dinners of raw seal and walrus,. - Pr; la 3:terrible thing jotogic to•let conselenee grow • hart', for tt soon seara as with a hot iron. .I't is like the.'froming :pa- a Tondo -Theo tirs /11:11 ''g e ls x§oxreeiS, Pereeptible; kit wattiftystirlinir.japd rat*ill pkevetit (bib ice from hardening It; „buCouue.J tictilm overnuti tontain so. It thickens over the surface, and lit,-thiclqtans still, : anti at._last,itttso wationsl , nitErtitdie 'drawn over the solid ,water. • So with eon science; !It! films over gradually, and at last it txxxoneOiard, unreel ins - , and wittkhti. of Pititsik.N . . tS who. writ° with theft own vencifs lines of heav eh' tiOn the- fresh 'lnblots of • theitl chikiren's hearts—Who LiOt 1 4,. law Pr their - firsteho- ItiW, 'the ;itioet,zuudeniatle:.lroprek;- sions--wil! usnally Anti loin-than oth.4 e 43 W(4'04'4110 the'seroll is ;fin ished, anti to mount . for , whin. they read it in eternity. , • NEWI4 4111.1.1112LULY. . Nbutio'slan illy Weighs fifty-two hundred. 'Lomas, of ',Which, Brigham acectuniirror • swo hOlred pounds: • —Chicagotherti lutt:a re spiw tablo resident of the city who . " deiim tho National Capitol to be re moved there. —President Grant's ox, weighing over 4,000 pounds, is on exhibition at • :Louis; forth° , benefit of soldiers' , —There are Ave hundred and four :Congregational .Iliturehes.:ll6 Massa 'ehusetts,' With eighty' thousand and iittpseyelLinernhels. : . - :',- * =;qolin ,W.CtieW; who fell into an 'exisinitliiiiinWashington City, and fraeturing-his leg,tutssued the corpor atlen for 8 , 4,009 datuags.* Matbeiiiieieltinght Mani Ill„ at tweutptive cents per bushel. One farmer in Madison county re ports his crop at 100 bushels per acre. —Tne CieVeland - Board of Trade has resolved to petition Congress for the improvement of the harbor of Aux isees tides on the east shore of Lake Michigan. —A western writm says if asinuch attention was paid tOlieproviug corn EIS is given to grapes, one hundred Million bushel,Cmight be added to the annual; egpp. —ln a Georgia mule ease recently thirty-eight' witnesses were Lulled to i,wve ownership, of whoin twenty one were point blank on one slue, and seventeen on the other. ,=3u SiStorsiii Charity have gone tok ,:%iontana, where they in fopuntlO Acadexuv, .wilf be tho litst institutiori or the kind in the territory. —The .ellince are about establish ing a savings bank at San Fnitieiseo, and, it Li calculated that $10,000,00(1 will thus be released front its hiding phial and put into circulation'. —À ..:fississippl Judge has just de cided that. the intermarriage ut whitey and negrot...s lipvlin in the State of the law of •the state to the.ceatrary notwitle,tatllug." , lynching party in Wisconsin who chinned to nave done substau tint justice in a recent hanging ease, )ropo.,c to apply to the L'egilature or an act legalizing what they have. ME —Governor rage has appointed .Clihs.-L'onithoy Button, of Burling- tilt, as a delegate to reprosent_yer munt at :the- NatiohaF ainimereiat Coriventimiattoulsvillonizttitordb. stock of thellppl mid Teinieee Railroad fieloiligaig - to the city Of Memphis, amottnAng to three hUndred thhusand shares, was rridsy last, sold to F4'. Laaayifiliteithe Minsissiptit rallratidaor ;AM,: —lowa plants every t , a forest: of three 'Mill h7.IfIXC and tt salsa . ctinsidertiharl half a dozen years , Wen*** trees have [Mop , ata now growing thbrp: —The ..Auwricani man °Aar , ThAfr - diattan arrived. ore 1194.tnx-ha,*bor lymterday and neat alioUsfairoro. for mina. o intelligetichhad been - rut. calved from the interior relative to the Spanish and Cuban forces. , —An Indiana town boasts a giant who has by his great size vanquislasi the ague. That embarrassing tunic ; ton attacked him the other day anti !worked four days to shake him all over, but failetl and :left in disgust. = Sohn Thenowith, a prominent farmer and tattle trader living near Springfield, Ohio, committed suicide ac the Exchange Hotel, in Columbus on Monday morning. Iris actions Indicated mental derangement. —A wise Clergyman, now deceased, once said he bad learned to preach not only so that people could under .tand him if they hada mind to, but also that they could misunderstand him if they had a mind to. .-41 jury .at Elkton, Md., has j acquitted a , young man, son of wealthy family, wno - murdered it ne- gro. It was only nu "unfortunate affair," and the young man's "good character" waS sufficient tor his sue mtsfal thifense. '—"lnterviewing" public men has brume such a rage with New York reporters that the formation of an **interviewing bureau" is proposed, a; tlt which men anxious to spread einscives in the newspapers can ntuLannunrice their opinions. —ht New London county, C( nu.; the Jewett City Lyceum lee dec (led that it k nut prudent fur the I 2 ited States to increase her territory. Can ada and Cana way as well / stop "knocking at tile door" until this .deeision is reversed. ../ —The Distrkt Judge of Monroe, La., has declared a inbrtga , ,,re drat it In 'French to he valueless, on the ground that the State Constitution re quires all ,ttell centrals to be, undo and recorded in Engh-h. The case intrqmoli appealed. - -:=7.&ttiteinv, - Wis., in MitY last, Mrs. Hawley, a widow, suddenly disappeared. On Sunday her hotly was discovered Ind in a sink, her shawl over it, under a laid ge near tie city. Iler skull was badly trite-. tared. She was evidently unuttered. --The young gythuast aho was killed at Cherry Illinois, a few days since, by fatting from a double . trapeze, nad promised his thther to quit dm business as soon its his engagement tray finished, of which that at Cherry Valley was the —Capt. John Waterhouse. Master .of the brig Minerva of Portland, is chargtd with throwing overboard andsdrowfling John Fitzgerald, on Cape Elizidierh, in April last, Ile has teen boutid over in t 51,1,00. The State scats bound Oil in t. , 5,000 on ' the same charge. • • -_fit ti AVothan'sSulfracrii meeting, at New York, WedneAay evening a resolution proposed by Mrs Morton iltut the Woman•vote at the coining :state election and submit their bal lots to the regular constitutional board 'of 'tinivassers vacs gollerally opposed and defeated. —lteettipl4 of wheat and other graiti, - at Snit Prattei,eo, front the I interior, continue to lu large, and ii i 6 stated that. not less than twenty thous:nu:l,loM are awaiting:shipment along the line of the Western Pavitie Railroad, in addition to the V 11,4 ;.quantities already sent over tho line. —An application is to be made to UM Canadian Purlitunent for the charter of st company to build a tan nel under the Detrott river to coo -1 nevi the ti reat Western Railway with the Michiltun Central Railroad,. and to *Jean! tO. the Opreads tkruheatia;.; , (eithei In WindsOrdn' betroft . of the same on Or terms. —The .Memphis Board , of Alder men yetiterdny . by Tnintor; or New YoticofsloO,ooo cash, for r•hares •Of :Little Rock Railroad stock, provided that said parties Inn give sufficient guarantees -thai, , thii tont' will he completedvith in nine months, and that it shail nev er be run contrary to the interests of 4:emphifi. 1. 1 • , —S Turner, who has been' elected Speaker or the Virginia Legislature, is a lawyer about sixty years °Would mho or tho first advocatc.s of the re `iAnlstilictihn acts 'in • the State. lie was an old Whig, and changed to a Douglas Democrat, in 1660, and was shortly after dertitted as the Union candidate for the Legislature. , - A (Ilse has been' brought in the 1:14.4 '..it,ite4 District ; L'ourt, at. St. 01 4 14agalflit es;•(o3iiirnot.' Fie:teller 1 ant Itascar .11oitgoiiiery', -- by 'Sir. 1. ' Alerry Freeman, for personal violence *and ther'lWlrnetion Of. las ' Printing (Allman Dteeitiber,, 18€'4,st the time Monicilinte7Aaa.4.lutrunaturttitliif the State inalitut in Lafayette cot ity. and of whom Frvenian elhilits fifty thousand dollars. , ? - Ne4 o Advertisements.: 1 ISEGISTEW 5 NOTICE. LOTICE is istieby given that the foliating sc. counts of lihmanors Administrators end thaw au. have lima duly passed in the tlegister's iczcc, and wlll , Do presented to the Orphan's art for connadatiou and Mil:mance on Wedges 'November Me lOW, INV: ccount Bower. Adam Steinbach. of of Frede rick Bower. &teased. on male of real Mate. 4 Account at James ball, evocator of n:9W se B. Elliott dec d. .-.. Amount ad lots pl tr;rxes*tor ottyty *ee l'', deed. r ' Account of It. M. V nee, nardian of 8 arab Z. COMMIS, child of Coc deed. ' • " Account of Jose ph cbailby, guard lan of Mar tha, J. Brillion. child John artaton. dec'd. Account of A. D. cflelde, guardian of John Alexander, Bon of bar i p i Alexander, decd. Account, real and I, titian:es M. Imbrlo 1 executor of John S. 'Clam deed. Account of bane Blume and James Ilaraba, ex ecutors of John Mono, deed. Account of Hamel Black, sctmlnlstraiar of the 1 a.tate cif liamuel Mack, .r., decd. PatdUAccount of A. Y. Kenuody, iittm'r of the eataid ofJobn Wler.deed. Account of 11. F. Sheets and Wm Man, ad% taltaletrators cd'elonatbta noitty, deed. ' Accuuut of Wm. It. Foster and Y. Unbent. ad. sultdstratore orllautel Lnrlmet, deed. Account of.leeeu McelarOzle and IJ. L, Kolgbt, adtednletreletre of Jas. )1. dec'd. ' Amount of Martin L. Knight. administrator of Rlchurd Knight, deed. Account of John end Saone/ L. McHenry, een. tutor,. of Charlea McHenry, deed. - Account of Win. E. McConnell, adM'r. or the CP tate olVatues McConnell, dre d. EM Miscellaneous. ALEXANDER &. CASON, C. 4ZTVIT'e,E• J. M. Mason • J J. , Attonwy at SOL(cTOU.. Law late Col. od 1). C. Vol!. and cx:Pot.c. awl cx:Pot•t. Idaster ut Wail o-` I: ton. D. American and European Patents, And Cautuse/orw at Patent Law. lyificen years experience as solicitors of Pxtente.l 46thiever.th Street opposite the Patent Odic°. WASIIINCTON, D. C. . rap , t. preparrd nud i.nico.ol erilhou: Examinations In the Patent ntiitcojate qrtharge. snit no Individual fro attest its nay C 614 unless a patent Is aUon.d. Send for Circular of Terms ; Instmtlons and Il elerenieo Lanz 1 ly A D:CIINISTRATOILS ItiOTICE. Let ..ts. ILI.* of admlul,firatmii on the estate of Vo alter Penne' deed. of the burte4.7b of Freedom, Beaver county, hi.. hnvimf been granted to the under n:l per-oils knoul.4; theno.elvel. Indebted to bald r,t.lte 9re requested to make immediate pm meta, and [how Ni - in; clnltus rgalopt the Came ill pr",ent tle•in for I. ettlement to JUNATtJAN PAVL, eepttlr.t. Freedom, P. U. ,s 1 141, 14. 444. .44% 41.4 41411 4,4 1 . t, . 44 4 Bridge Street, BRIPGEWATER, P.' IS WEEKLY RECEIVING A FIMSII SUPPLY OF GOODS IN KACII OF THE }FOLLOWING 1 - 11.1. - Y (.1 CIOIDS. Steubenville deans, C'af , lniereA and Sattinets, White IV( aillen blankets, • White and Colored and Barred Flannels„ Delaines, Ginghams, 'Cobergs, Lawns,l AVitter Proofs, Chinchilla. Woollen Shawbt Drown :Li! Black Mush ns, Drilling-, Vikings, Print,. Canton. Flannel;, Joennet 'rabic Linen, Linen, Pnis Counterptine.4. ; 4 Hosiery,' Moves Mits. I , G roc cries:, Cuff.• T. a, `i:var• N 1 ota•,o, ITlAitkj Sir% LTD:Ip, Golden and Common Syrnpw. Alarker.l In bar• nill4 and kite. Slar 11,111 TnUon• Candlee. SOUID. sptcre and 'Mince 3L•at. Also, sALT.• Hardware, Nails,, Ca ss, Dom Loeks:Door Latehro, lllncl., Screw,. Table Cutlery. Fable awl Ten Spoons. Slelgh Bells. Coal Boxes, Fire Shovels and Pokers. Nan. and Glen. Spadept, Shovels, 3 and; hie Forks, ILAkes, Scythes:end heath.. Corn and Garden lloev. W( )0 DENWA RE. Duckett, Tuh.l. Chum., Butter Print, and Ladles BON OIL, Linseed k White Lead _Boots zmcl S/10e:!: LADIES' MISSES' AND CIIILDUENS' SUOF.S. fn ~ : r tat vs:loy.: Dille I • PAtler and. .Shot, Blasting Powder and Fuse. Flour Feed eic. /1 henry 41/01Iii4 dellvered 'five of charge IlyClo.c attention to rotsincue, and br keeptnu ecaulantly on hand a Drell 11.140olted god: orrOCKIS of till tie kincl• cannily kept in a country •tor, the unklerpizile.l hopcs In the (titan. e• to 1:1 ,, 1 , 0•1 to te.rit and reterfe libera: 6:1.1te of the public ii:ttrol-Age. dot-13'11%1y. xoTarc IN PARTITION.—In the Ot. phut.. Conn or Ikaver etnnoty. Itt the mt. ler 111 the ll n real t,tztte or Ilarpiret Ankeny, . late of county: To the heir. and heal repre•entatit, or said tleceaped, zo e-it lleary Ankeny. A lex - ender 1., AnkellY, Ernni:int Artnotrong. I..abtllla V. Arm. ttronJ. children of Ittnbella Artn.tronz deemed; John Ett,:ll.h. same) EnJll.ll..Nlatthew I'. En children of saanuel and Nlarnret Enzll.h, deceased; and all !Aber. Interested: Take Notice that an Illgtle,t•LO 'maker OWIIIIIIII or VIIURIIOII of the real ertate of said tlerrased: altrute to the Introtrzh of nil.lt:CWat•T, rcwr connt...Yerm'a.. alit he held on the t.remhe., on MONIIAY TUE Fit:ST DAY OF NOVEMBER Istin, at tic'cl:k, rt which tlmo nail piano rna mat attend If you think proper. .1. S. UrcELL. SlA•tis °dice, rwaver Co.. VA : lkt, I, \EI% 1 0 ,13111. 4 1 i GROCERY lEll PROt ISION STORE! 12.4)c1 eNter, By COE & DATtRAGH I=l Family GrocuTte. mutt P113711114N1V1, 1141. llotter. 1-int. 'Bacon. Oil. fore Chief Vinezor. syrni., dlo Cotimus, STzarv, ClueLeh.; Tobomo, tZ:1.4.11,0 W It low scare. %Voodenovore. /111.1 eireirthinr. in 'lair Ilto..osolther holm by ,trict attirotti)h , to 11:oon,,,, to • f merit n I LII1F.:Z1I: 'SHARE ()F TII,L PATRONAGE • khol. Treg:gee inten at 010 Ingrkot. mire. ttliA rtocl‘..!cr Oct. 1rt.:1W.7 --pc1174:1.T • . & ,SIEDLE, In REINEMAN.. MEYRAN & SIEDLE; N0...1'2, vvntsc, Prrnilil.:llGll, , Pa Goltf ;end Si It-49.,,1n flihi iu IN E . JEWE , wATetius, inA3IoNDs , FILLER AND PLATED W:LRE. 1• • 1 agency for 01l the best wakes of A.merican Waxtelte 68T1.1 THOMAW CLOCKS klndeor whtelica eitellilly'refddnil and guarantevd. finayukly 3iafti4',(o.ltl4oo*iinent. Fall OpeninglB69 .A.'Z' =EI J. 11, BENCE'S, N ' BELA:V ,bikto DRY-GOODs MILLINEIIy NCVIVIC)INTS TRIMMINGS. ztvc., avc. Cheaper., thaii- Ever: Having established bnsinem arrangements with the leading Jobbing Houses, and having superior facilities for obtaining the most Stylish as well as th, Cheapest Goods hi the Market Thanking my many friend, and customers for their - pa,t liberal patronage we will, this fall, make extraordinary ester• tious to have Tho Itlicht kind of Goodwin The Right Kind of Prices. a ~ ~~3Y~ur ,: i3~l~ Mlllt2olll/ D rya ~~~~ ::~~~~~ `.OOl l / 1 %r;;Ilb j ,111, j Of all the Latest Styles AND AT THE Cheapest Wholesale Prices WE HAVE THE LARGEST And Hest Selected Stock of Millinery Goods IN BEAVER CmUNTY PALI. AND WINTER Dry- - Goods• DRESS-6 - 00DS, BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS; VEIII ellEAp. CALICO AT A SHILLING PER YAZD: SII.IIII S MI \ivl.s. SIIATVLS; FLANNELS. PI, A N N 1..3.5. FLU'NELs , yAItSS, YARNS Y 11INS ' INE 31L4c, , Qi7 tHiriarts EEM CCOPS.SIMTEP , NEW AND sTvi.rtqr Ilagillkerehicet and Culint* A LARGE ASSORTMRST Elverytthug in our Line: OWE US AN EARLY CALL AND SEE FOR TOVIDIELVEO J. H. BENCE; acie2.4w
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