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81 wss- Hs e5; /:
room i +. furnished required .hsGia H. ocsa9n and
sS iSa q; hi. See addressed
WANTED-A young pctably recommended girl. a.
y, slsy,I b., %sede-no objection 90 french
WANTL D. CLsmbermsid who understands French OF
reesgmssd.i.on.. to Mr. Iscise. Non WARREN street
pACKkT SHIP OARKIt:K, from Liverpool il disehara
ing th. day. under eaer Order at Ore,a' wharf fot of
con,inse. win Please Ct. nd t, the receipt Of h., sood
i'm mea-alely jan %, %. % 3ec
PAcHh 4. ~, pc :, 1900 rom Ne U.. ~ s,.aa
please attend to the receipt of .sheir goods Immediately
w w.y Mei,l tor %. II. f f'S':
it dm.s, from our AK ut London co '.i.ti Of
G.. tbs Ca.im-,es in reus tyes .ple did 81 Ks aud
IT, &c Han
G,Sye: S sas , end ~, r.. pre,nsToes. Nc M
fy We abe supply them at atom an say So with
re SsSIs rf e' Fe
% t,.1S sssS 50 'i Ss He
SsIm.n,: from g e g e.. ,h.a Osmstys
rqurng attic :. for. i%m.d.t; !. The addition
0si s q g * y Tsss
and V sn sc. jsaa nee
Po.r OrrIcr. NEw YonK Jlv. %, Isli
w !. s' R Gsr @s I'D I Io
ss s M NUT. S..t e9 o wfSSt e'' the ' Instant"
The overland postage Of J csuts each nge letter
be paid JOHN 'LORIMER OK tHAN
j0it Pc t-Nssts
AM ERICAN HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS house il Chestnut ssps opposite thu
State H,u und~peodsnce s1uar and the inv ediat
ve,nty Of al the fash enable pi crs Of aod
has beea built ~ tn m st thoroush manpsr ny IN j.
RdswHy Esq. md contains upwards OF hund
ma9y o. which are er!o with bed ooms adjoining. suisb
y sill be furnished ,hrou.hout without regard erpense
with and ufntue OF he style
81 March nex'
Tbs propretors themselves their long experience
10 the business w,l nsb them 20 conduct the American flo
fsl, ala departments, srch will please the
sdious, aud their guests every omfor
and luxury, that be found any Hotsl in the Uad
Stats
r. B-Baihi-g Rooms attached 10 the Hotel " here
and cold water hs will at all times be
=. JAMES MAC LEiLAN. P'orrieton
January 18th, iaii us smrc
PACIFIC nUTEL,
Iss GREENWICH. NEA YEA. GouRTLANDT STREET
THE above well known Hotel having recently undergone Of
tsnsive and renting, opened for
permanent aud trAuseient bOarders.
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w S. RlcHARDs6N, Agent.

(t7- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TURE, for the radical of primary secondary Sy
philis This powerful Alternative has entirely taken the
place Of mercury among the regular medical practon.
ers 1t Is composed ofhe strengthening and purify.
ing vegetable medicines, and always give additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease.
Person: suffering from vcnerea faint in their system
mercural disease should use this powerful Alternative
without delay Sold in single bottles, 81 each-in cases
Of hall DOZEN carefully packed and sent to all parts
Of the Union. Office Of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 30 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
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AUCTION SALES.


(SfSre No. - linn sfrssfJ
TUESDAY.
At 10y o'c'oc< in IA. 6zics Room.
n yular Sale choice s~AsonAbls fancy and staple Dry
" Ids OF de cripons in lots 70 Iurcbasen, com
nm s. ho.wr7 Calico, sh ting shssting Jass
Sioh,ns eualtty plssed Jswey and Gans splendid
&c. $3.50 y - 49,
Alo-loo the Shirts, finished and unfinished.
49,. WEDNESDAY,.
Ate& O'Clock. the roou
Large Sale al valuable The en-, ne furniture con
tan'd In ire house 90 Marion seet q very
Pero Of almost in the way of hou
keeping bedroom. Kitchen utensils, &c al Ia the
best order '' 49, w.
SAME DAY
A. o'clock the tnt'e furniture of the vel
known No ~ Am street. comprising Euroirurr
and Fixtue: :pi ndd Pantisg' marie Top AID
maj Tables Chairs, Looking glasses kit
glass liz clock, vsrons ot Article,
for Hotels aud Families, This ale will be found worthy ps.
ticu ar atieniioa.
THURSDAY,
At 10Y O'Clock Handsom- Furature Tire entire fur itu re
contained in the house No. li7 Prince street, Wooster
N.B.-Evey facility will be afforded 9S the disposal OF
merchandise Of all descriptions. Business will be carried
busnesa lhe Sales will be regular and returns
prompt this estabshmsn, under the charge lelv Of
THOMAS Be LII. 70 Ann street
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ENGLysH DyEHTisEMENT

ENG L.JH ALVEIsTISEMENT.
r ONECE- 81. kArHARINES HOTEL, oppotite the
- 81 ks.hs'ias, po.s ttb,. md aer the Royal Mn,-
THOMAS tENEEv. lsts Ct,.f E.svs-d Of the British
Queen nship repeatedly ,aorms snd' United
Sts.s has the management of the above aud ee
sssbs which Out aad furnished regardless Of
expense and IN every respect adapted for the ecet o Of e.
me ant gentlemen visiting England the hoe fons that
pat Of the VIII ch the liners A. most
csn vessels lay, and within five mnues ak Of the BANK
and hoy>i Exchange The house wilt be conducted ben
and economical principles The COFFEE Room "a supple g
he London, American East Indian aud Colonial paer TIE
Vands Wives &c are of The 6st quail good BIIiso
Room ind am Baths will b.. found 10 the house 0eite
contract by the month 0f botr" &c on tn
,ain~ America.
LENNEY beis 20 assure those who may honor hum wit
ther that nothing shs b. wanting 10 rende then
conorsb and nv attention. the wses Of his guests hope
merit that con6dencs and good VIII so literally bestowed
aim wben steward OF the Brush Queen diar
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Has been n the lover bay sne. last Wednesday FHpesacs
American Eagle. :. - - ---'T -
schr Whig Van Name. from virsiaia with oystss Was
tov Cd up by seamsr Comet
schI ssml Coddinston. Kierash from vrxiua with oys-
sshr Delaware Rowe from New Haven. with mdss-bound
TO Virginia
Below.
One ship. unknown
Bremen ship New York 10 still bslow.
Sailed.
Packet ship Sheridan. De Psvster Livsr2ool.
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BANKS or THE Durnrcr or CoLuMs,..

These aggregatesby comparison give the following
suits -
Jan. 1871 Jan. isie Jan 1913. Jan. 1874
Iosns, Sl.y9i2i6 81 8i91e5 $is3t,22 Si.ge,l 9
sTece 27s,i73 2Os,OH 2i9, 10 I,o,,35s
(;,rcu,st;on I2i'oT5 III658 2J3Hi 31 a.
Deposits, 5is.3is e. 59i eeG,0eo 9Ss.22a
This shows an extension in all the items The amount
ofspecie on hand shows the greatest increase
The trade between United States and the Island OF
Cuba, compared with that of other countries, presents
the following view:
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THE subserilsr has ha I'd sse of Ga lei
4 Warranted Fire Proof Doubs Safes Duriua the pat IA
several thousands ofthee sAir- been 10 n,v
hundred have ct seren Bss h-ca thoou h tseed hy
hrr, and NOT ONE, has time failed TO its
yIes Donhle Safe Is comb alton Of two eatise Safes
ed iiha the other Each fe |, made erciuyey o
IRON, aud the best condnctine erits cd bling
ssed 81 lhes censtrueto III composition with which sch
safe ia ned IL err city hrepoof aud the paenee with full
confidence offers them othe invested
The inner ead outer doo Of SAFE ed by the
oye afent Diet ctof ock which cannot be picked opened
with false keys
Also assortment Of Single safs aud Specie Cheats for
sale prices from SIS 10 SIS each.
All kinds Book Safes aud Specie Chests sae ordsr
4. ELN,
is im-re y Fulton STREET near Gold ,treet
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A CARD.
PHENIX EXCHANGE.
q NTLnErnD Nh TIlnMpSnN

SNEDEJOK AND IHUMFSON,
INFORM their nu feods that they have taken and
reft the ~. R.fecory on the w corner of Pine
md Nassau STREETS Known the PHI NIX LXCH AN0E,"
nd ar dste, the choicet q and be
oupd in the Those who sppr.cIat, ,uIerior glass
B andy G'n requested To cali tad ny ny line article
lust received. - . -. ..........
I'D I'D hose who good d,rbef, well ~ vel,
scoou molared u moi''s cha!ss. As tie proprietor.
80 we'd 10 hs' fn hoo,c they nll, ~lu-~ ts
as,soasge ,-,r .ads and The puolc, long they shall
ye foInd to deserve IT, $500 - ....-
AUSTIN y THOMSON
NJ B--1he LUNCH AZ uv b.r, VIII b. ssfs.i UP every
DAY bswess snd clock, a VI. Oysters
a al hoau of the Day ia itew ~ tvs
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TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE-Tws foqnu ol Tyys, Miuioa and Noupariel
which have ben ussd ths New York Herald. Apply
this once.
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COPPEK-l00 cas- Shea hing Cooper, from "A ~ J, or
from tie best and ~ the eful
msr, for sale by H. X. COLLINS 90,
i76 6tee "a fouth styopt
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days of the Steam shApa.
HAoM LIVERPOOL. PROM AMEa
ship Masters ana hasnts
. C.-~- "a E..,.,c. n( Yea.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY rs


,uS Rn.s'.'.'.'.....! Z M,os snIs.... $50. :,
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N&K PACKET FOR LIyERPO. L--Wl, sail on the
Hx&\ 30 inst-The well known fast .sil,ne, f,vorite
41Espack't ship SHEEFIELD Captain she ny, will be
despatched az above her 'egular dav
She has accommodations cabin cabin
steease who be takea low ealy ap
plcatlon be on board foot Of Rsse street, or to
W.&J. L. TArSCO 1T, 43 Peck slip
NB-Tenons wishing to send for their friends residing
the old county, have them brough, he sbove
fav0r e ket OF the line sailing from
y ,O' weekly, ny applying above. 2rIc
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HAVhNH WANSIOS NOUoE HOI Ell
THE undesssgned ttkes occaaion 20 inform tia friends
PIE pubc, that DE Mansion House ia located In
.udo STREET No o. IN the vicinity Of tho steamboat 'andip
lad vegetable market; having coamodous family apartmsr
urznged IN the order.
person employed procure permits 70 land passengers
,wEage. &c who win board vesac Immediately
o. the oficen.
N.BYistors this Island should proc IRE passport from
tie Spanish Consul e the port Of ewbafkaton, to oLva DIFF
dculties and incor yc,icuce.
s2J 6mses WILLIAM FULTON
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Posr OrricE. NEw YoRK. JAN. %, issL
ENGLISH MAIl.The e.ter Bags Roj Al Mali Steam
IL er bRl ANNA will case at The Uppe aud Lo Poet
'ices hi, tify WeInesitv the slst
for ,.fve inutss past ocl ct, p M
Tre overland Of 1 ceuts each ngs letter
he paid JOHN LORIMER OK tHAN,
Pm NJ
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MILITARY BALL.
THE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will t,ke p ce at :ammAny Hall, "Wednesday Evea.
Ticket 81 be obtained Of John C.res John st1ess
x. D. Dalv o. Broad IT, w. II Domuick 10 Osruwic 81
4. Nj shes Full on 81; r. Wsinrght as Sr.ns e.; C.
oles los Canal st.; s. X Fowler SoK Bowery aud J. H.
iownsbsry t32 Peal st d3 tF7ssc
take pace It the Apolo Saloon Mo ldav evening the
20 mat Dare com at o'clock OeutI~gnen
arust'y but specially rquested appear with dancing
0f the Commit
B.-Und.r crcuu will ticket be sold at the
door i26N-rc
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.sdrK tOk LlNEkrOOL-;Mtw L,NE.-;hesula,
sGAkRICK, Capt VIM Skidoy, of 1000 tons win
sa her regular day For freight psssage having
board. at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street. or to
4. X. COLLINS co.
fIice OF passage, 500. s. South street.
The packet ship Roscius Capt j. Coll u.s. of 100 tons
gill succeed the Gack and sail the 2Gth March, regular
day.
Passengers rely the ships Of this line sailing pune
.ually As advertised j21rc
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
legislative.

A condensed report Of the proceedings Of the
Legislature, as far as they have been received,
will be found in another column. The Standard,
Of the 4th inst. has the following:
s;'rhere is but little worthy Of note in the pro-
ceedings of the Legislature since their assem-
bling. There has been reported to the Council
memorial asking of Congress $4,000 to de-
ment. aid designating the following for the
boundaries Of the State, to wit: Commencing in
thc Mississippi river, opposite the middle cfthe
main channel Of the Des Moines; up the Missis-
sippi to the st. Peters TO the mouth of Blue
Earth river; up the Blue Earth to its most
westerly source; thence on direct line to the
source OF Cactus river, and east branch Of Calu-
met or Sioux river; down the Cactus to the Mis-
souri,; down the Missouri 10 the line TO be estab-
lished between Iowa and Missouri; by said line
east to the river Des Moines; thence by the chan
mel of the Des Moines, to the Mississippi at the
place Of beginning.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

Ms&Cox AeviEtosAasule1n;a~l.
striking out III after the word ~ n ,I17fS -
TO the word to in the ninth line, and -
'.forty-fifth degree Of north latitude, thsssO0as
the parallel Of said forty fifth degree Of ssssSa
itude, which was agreed to.
The memorial was ordered to be e,...
and read third time tomorrow.
n the House, Mr.. Johnson gave not;e. -
he would on some future day ask leave y ~
duce bill to incorporate the Burlinston' ' u
chanies' Institute. -.
No I, H. X. file, an act to change The ID.
holding the general elections, was rssd |, 49,
time, considered in committee Of the vh,Is ~
one amendment made therein, 70 wk;rH M
House concuued.
} A motion was made By Mr.. Grimes, a.. 4
further consideration Of the bill be inde6ns.s
postponed: which was lost-yeas Il, nav. N
A motion was made BY Mr.. benny, ~ i,
bill be engrossed and read third tina io.1a
row; which was agreed to-yeas IA. nv, I,
YEAs.-Messrs Baker, Benny Bs;eriv =.
land, Culbertson, Foley, Hsckleman, Nefi..~
Nowlin, Roberts, Rogers, Wray, WnsN y
Carleton, Speaker. .-rHsH -
NAYs.-Messrs. Brophy, Fay, Crinea. u.
bard, Johnson, Mitchell, Rohb, Smyth. -.
Thompson, Wslworth, and Wilson,. -
No. II, H. r. file, q bill to ineerpsv,s. a.
Board Of Trustees Of the Congregations ca
Of Burlington, was read third time
Mr.. Thompson moved that the bin 90 II -.
the table Lost. s r.
The question then REQUIRED upon he -.
Of the bill, which passed in the Affirmative
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
The shepherlless.

A notice of the accident to this boat. as well
as the great loss Of life consequent upon il. j.
given in another column. Papers of a later date
than the one from which our account was taken
state the total loss Of lives, as far as ascertained
to be al. Two blind men were on board, both
Of whom, singular to relate, were saved. Capt.
Howell, for while believed to be lost, has since
come to life. A young Kentuekan on board dis
tinguished himself BY his GOODNESS and intrepid
ity. The Republican says:
A young man, Robert Bullock, Of Maysville.
Ky, was up at the time the boat struck. He
seems to have abandoned all idea Of himself. and
turned his whole attention to saving the women
and children. When every male person had de-
serted the cabin, he went from etate-foom to
state-room, wherever he heard child cry, and
took it out. and passed it up to the hurricane
deck. In this way he saved several women and
children. His last effort was to pass up the Ohio
fat girl 240 pounds. With the assistance Of one
or two others on the hurricane deck, he succeed
ed. A short time after getting on deck, The boat
made lnrch, and Bullock took to the water and
swan to the Illinois shore. His coat he had siv-
en- 10 lady on the wreck. When be reached
the shore, he found two young ladies'. who had
been put ashore in a skif. and who, benumbed
With the cold, were determined TO 70 to sleep.--
By great exertions, be succeeded in getting them
to Cahckia. a as lHss 8n.s'ass ~ fis6E'a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

Colored Mosons.--Ihe Negro members n 4.
Masonic Fraternity buried one gftbeiY. memA-
with Masonic honors in Philadelphia.
The New Oresns Herald oftHe u ms. ser.
eve learn BY the steamer Rowens. vh;rh "A 1
Shreveport on the 9Th instant, 4 10 o,siock. n"
that portion Of that town i inundated. n.
warehouse and all the low lands are covered IA
water. The inhabitants were removing and Al {
wing their stock 10 the high lands, fro6 tAe h,
elevated portions Of the surrounding counssv =
News had been received At Fulton that a ~. /
river is as high, NJ king eight inches, u il e
ever been known to be. II vas still raining ri
the river risi ny rspidly. sss
Hon. JOHN N. Nass--we have seen In,
received by friend Of Judge Miles, which es,.
bles US to state that his health, bodily and -.
tally, is entirely rsstoved-and that he will hi.
bis seat in the Senate in the course Of e.
weeks.-NeW Hdrep Register.
Fa1sfieism.-Ata recent meeting of n Mn.
litiOn society Of Rhode Island, held 10 noviaeat,
the following resolution was offered " u,
Rogers:
ssRs.olred, Tina, the only consistent ,po,itie.l
position that can be taken against slavery, in THE
country, IS the frank and stern position that n,
O. aadrfio,s Of Ehc Usioi 20fes osyM iaseIIafe-
ly to b. abolished, aSd the Usio, Sissdsdr
.Htte~fios, Spinsters-ln order TO supply tAs
honest lagos Of Australia with wives, there nsa
be introduced into tbs colony lsO,359 unnania
women. There are now bf 26,O07 unmania
females to sc, 366 unmarried MALES! FINE kn
here for pistols ,nd ceAeel
Mr.. CLAY arrived in New Orleans on tie ~
ult
Bankruptcy Is more extensive in Engisaat ha
in the United States. Firms have failed within
the last twelve months with 20 ndebietnss 4
$50, eco 900. 81
This is purely American wif-ns less essse
than laughable:-The editor Of the OAie &ss-
an asks the following question-'Tf feliev -
nothing when he gets married, and fhe gal As
nothing, is her things hizcn, or his things Auni'
Notmithstanding.-Aw western paper says, in n
obituary notice, that che had also been for ssvsn
ears director of q bank, notwithstanding wia
he died christian, universally respected" HI
I'm interestiny Cose.-A venerable old wag, v
the name Of Case, got married s.out westn RI
long since, and he christened his first child ali
terestiNg."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

Perhaps nothing can more clearly indicate the
growth and resources Of the States lying north
west oftke Ohio river than the immense business
trsAsacted during tAe year which has just closed
on the New York ca IA The tolls received,
We learn from the Albany Argus, from the COM
snencement Of navigatioa till its close, amounted
to the large sum Of s., 0S1 SAC! When, however,
We lepk It he census Of 1870, and ascertain the
populatioa Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin, and the quantity and value Of
thsir pscdactions, and then reflect that perhaps
tive thirds ri such productions seek q market
th1oush 1he New York improvements, the aston
i<bqent which the large aggregate here stated i,
calculated 10 excite will cease to be felt. De-
privs New York Of the trade Of these States, and
heg, eanals will not yield revenue sufficient to
keep ttemselves In repair. Let the representa-
tives Of that State in Congress, when the ques-
ton Of attending governmental aid to the i'm
presemeat Of Tie siysrs, harbors, &c. ofthe West,
reject eppn this. ;ss
During ~ period thee nals were open in 1919
Tiers weas received At Albany, converting the
wheat iaio aeur, 2,2a6. GA barrels Of -four. This
il eeted to - a. ieeresse over 1910 Of l99, COS
bbls., and ls9, i73 ever the receipt Of 1912. Es-
Inalings seh ha@rl 1t - 80, W have an, aggre-
g-te N sane,a from Aoar alone, q s7J, l99, 7s4
~. asessa- Il hgss Is IS sslsea vi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

vide for the adjustment Of land Chains 10
Louisiana, Missouri, Iowa. &c.
The Home Squadron resolution was
further debated. Messrs. Halls, ]. O.
ADAMS and GlDDINGs advocated its pas
sage, and spoke strongly in favor Of re.
,rench:ng tho expenses Of the Navy
Messrs. J. K lNGERsoLL and E. J. Nor.
R,s opposed the resolution, AM defended
the Nay from what they called the
attacks or lis caelnies.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
New Roat.

Capt. Kennett, formerly of the Rapids, we see
BY the St. Louis papers, is about bringing out
new boat for this trade, which he calls the Le,r;s
F. linn. A Pittsburg paper says:-"She will
run as regular packet between ST. Louis and
Galena, and will be the best boat in the trade.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
Gold Coin.

The proposition to issue gold dollar coin
from the U. s. mint is everywhere well received.
Such coinage would ne highly convenient, and
ii is 10 be hoped will be authorized by Congress.
In the South they have coin of this denomina-
lion, issued at the private mint of Mr.. Bechtler,
of North Carolina
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
Connecticut.

The town elections in this State show consid-
cradle democratic gain, and leave little or NO
doubt as to the vote Of Connecticut being given
vention for the Presidency. The democrats have
carried 81 towns entitled to 1876 representatives,
being an increase Of ten towns last year; and
the coons have succeeded in 60 towns, electing
81 representatives.