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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
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NOTICE.Ths copsr,nor-hip OF PRIME. wARD
MIXING is his DAY dissolved by mutual consent The
outstanding OF the hnn viii be qdasd by ms
subserihsts New ors, January q , ~ y.ao
JAMES o. KING, SAM VI VAN.
FDIvARD PRIME DENNIN0 DuEk,
ARCHD ORACLE KING
The Subscribers have this day formed copsunsrshp,
under the FIRM OF PRIME. WARD co and will continue
the Banking stock and Exchange business al me ones OF
he late firm 81 Walsl-New- York. January y, 1871
JOHN WARD,
on the firm " John Ward Co.
EDWARD PRIME,
SAMUEL WARD,
ia5l0t OF mo late 6rm Of Prime, Ward King.
nIssOLUTIONTh The partnership heretofore s,sassf
IJbetween JOHN BRIDGE and LEWIS r. bhIDoE.
under the finn Of J. H. X. Bridge, dissolved " NE de
ceas. OF Lewis X Bridge All claims against INC ass hrn
or either ~ partners will be paid on pfessntson
due or will be- csshed al legal interest not manfeo
The outstanding business Will be Ggidsisd by 'hs sub
srr,.r who will sign for Tho arm ~ surviving psrnes,
s eoa y VI ''"''''- JOHN BRID0E.
Nsx York I.t Jsn'y 1871. y In.
NJOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore existing BE-
l\rw--n the uansseting business nndsf The
6rm OPP II FROST Co has en- pred ~ Limitation, and
. hi. day dissoived Philemon H. Frost 10 authorized 10
i'm ths name 81 said firm In sesmeD of tho business
and viii continue business on his o~n account NO ~
r"o PHILEMON H. FROST
rs ca ENos A. COOK.
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RHEUMATISM AND THE ?

SEPrsNsEs l6, 1876.
ia To,ySsgND- SIR. My wife has been for
al wears afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief. but all to pur.
pose She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
mant 10 give your ssrsspans Trial We procured some
Of Il from your agent Mr. Van BuskTkl ara gives me
pleasure state hat after usng II she experienced great
relief and was very short time perfectly cured wa.
also together with In my employ badly troubled
with Piles and by using small quantity of your sarssps
rlla cur complaint was completely cured consider Il
one Of hs beet medicines and would advise all who are
afflicted 10 give IL trial GARklf 0ARRABRANr,
Marketsl Newark
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ESCAPE IRON JAII--This morning, between >
and o'clock seven prisoners. William J. Wilson, Cor
don Pcrcval Thomas Lsyden. jas. MeD9nad' John
Williams Geo. " Hale and Lucian MSn'soid' msao
,hc,r .scsne FINN the Albany jail 10y of false
Key and tools by cutting hole through The ceiling and
roof from which they descended by rope made OF Tue
blankets Hale did succeed Ia going lar Tor IN MS
hurry 10 descrnd he len and broke his leg and il now
In i, The sheriff has offered reward OF SO for the
apprehension of each and every one OF them.
Albany Eve. Journal 9Th.
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

NV. ORk July =, $50.
DR TowNsFND-p Dear SIR For the last three years l
have been sorely afflicted with rheumatic pains
nave been Al times the greatest sgOny possible and una
be 10 follow my employment have also hsd severe al
isks Of the umbago read some accounts IN the pspers
OF the virtues your Sarsapslls, and thought would try
H. ana II could obtain relief The mmbago has len
NE aud experience more OF my rheumatic pains MY
general health has been improving since commenced with
H. for which very thankful and hope you VIII meet
that your remedy for those severe complain
merils Your &c 80 RICHARD JONES,
NJ. :
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weakness 81 the voice, lungs. heart spinal nervous, r.
ms and lgesive syscm-lncludng dyspepsia consups
uon ples dropping Snt distortion common h. children
and young sdes also BLEEDING AT the LUNGS 10 per.
feet substitute for Tho corset snd constrsnng shoulder
brace with u her refnicOus tenderness Unlike s
others SETS by supporting the small Of the back making
n the flcum. snd by lifting desiby The whole internal
pll- " organs Pamphlets sni book = Common Sense,
giving information. be had the oice iA Broadway
A LADY In .lienisnrs IN ladies o7aD ~ 5mW
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Mr.. Wick. Of Ind-Loan Biil-supreme Court.
FROM our own Correspondent
WASHINGTON Thursday, Jan. y.

WASHINGTON Thursday. Jan p.
There is nothing OF sufficient interest here to
hang paragraph upon. The House has been Ia
bodously engaged all day in dong nothing and in
the Senate no action has been taken upon the
Army bill
The most eager defender of the Administration in
the House is Mr. WICK of Indiana, but short time
since protesting Wing. He boldly declared yes
terday that he would stand by all the measures OF
The President determination he illustrated last
session 10y voting for the River and Harbor Bill
AMI aiterward voting to sustain the President Tor
yetoing IT, He endeavors to eflace the memory of
MS recent conversion in exaggerated zeal for the
saccess Of the party he has embraced. ! am told
by Loco Foco friend Of his TINT there is a strong
probability Of his defeat At the next election If So
his attachment 20 the President need no, be won
tR.d A. lie is not the sole member OF The d0mi-
nsnt party here who destitute Of popular conf
jence invests all his hopes IN the good will OF the
President.
The Loan Bill having passed the two Houses
Government will have no farther need OF their ser
ses and it is therefore not surprising that its or
gan makes the declaration that there will be no
extra session of Congress. In truth, none was an
tdpaied
In the Supreme Court today Col GREENE Of
Providence replied TO Mr. AMEs, IN the case OF the
Merchants Bank, Boston, and the Steamer Lex
iagton. His argument was OF much acuteness
Tomorrow. it is expected. Mr.. WEBSTER will fol
low on the same side Next week another cause
Of much importance will be argued-NoKRIS as
tiiy of Boston Mr. WEBSTER and Mr. CHoATf
ior the plaintiff. MIR DAVIS OF Mass for the defend
ant The names of the counsel Will invest the
argument with great interest.
The Court adjourned earlier than usual on ac-
count Of the Illness of Mr. GREENE, who was unable
TO proceed farther In his argument
Among the strangers here, are MIR. EWING, TX
Secretary OF the Treasury, and Hon. Mr.. CURTIS Of
New.lork
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The members % MS Club lbrng The rfs mat VAS organ
ifed In the Unionl will give grand Ball IN commemors-
ton OF tho ratification OF the Treaty If Ghen Al the Apollo
on tho l1h February. l3H They have made arrange
mauts with distinguished artists, who already engsged
pre- pairing the decorations suitable Tor The occasion d3
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~ Water-C DR.. sHEW having returned from
Europe pTacises this system Al his Institution (i1
and - Bond-si) aai In the city generally The Water.
Cure Journal semLmoElhy) by Drs shew and PeirsOn 10
published A. The very low price OF 81 year In svsnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

n, Townsend, sar.aparlla Is sovereign and speeJy
cure for incipent eonsumPt0n barfenness Isu.onI1a
or whites obstfucted dihcut mensruanon. ineonin
encs Of urine involuntary discharge thereof and Tor
the general prostratOn OF the sysenDo matter whether
me result OF Inherent causes or pfOcucra ~ esu'
So,bng can be more surprising thaa s nyigorssng ef
feet. upon he human frame. Persons all weakness and
assude before taxing u, al once Drso roylsl ao ~
Energy under its Influence. Il immedaicy couniefs ms
nerve OF The female frame which Is NE gfraieA"ss
of barrenness
fl viii DOT be expected Of IN " so delicate ma
lure exhibit cerhea'-sof cures psnof SuI We 81
assure The afflicted hat hundreds OF ca.es "a - ~
ported 70 Us Several cases where families hats Urn
without children, sfer asing few bo'es OF hs ny~uA
bls medicine, have been blessed WIN Deaiht Onspiin1
Ds Togs.ESD Ny wife bring greatly distressed ~
y-asness snd generally debility and suhrfipg connoeay
by pain snd sensation 81 bearing down ishnx Q, ue
womb and with other dcultes, and having Known cases
snsre your medicine has eEretsd great cures and also
hearing II recommended Tor surh cases a. nave
Obtained boite u Erlrse' o. Il s,no~sd
her com and restored her 20 bssh Beng grae'ol
Tor he o-neh1s she rse..so, , 80 ~, M, ouhc
ST. u. MOORE, cor. Of Grand and Lydiu' els.
Albany, Aug. II, lstA -
Ds TowS,s "a TO all whom lhi, may concern THIS
. ~ esr,fv Ihat nv wife used botie of your ssrsaps
r4 previous 70 her confinement under NE most aafnDs
AID delicate circumsance., being roubeo Nh .ls oyy
~ .wefn2 of the feet stecupns, ana very hl
debtafed With ny persuasion, and me rrcOfnnv 500
of hose who had used g. she a INDUCED ~ w a.
e On 10 faith and suffice Il 70 say the medicine sa h'
bsv snd desired effect not only IN Le hours 81
r,ent bat ser lhe pirailon u ono week u ~ usl
degree and Der health is DOW better usn il mi 'r"" Wv
win b q sny .eres 70 yo or ore an. sayS Das s
49, ooi,s,. n .-,v.sf SIS JAMESON.
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS
ID, Townsend .. smost daily receiving orders rom phy'
,lcl.n. 10 Different paris q lle Union -. &c. =,
a. eiry n Abasy have in eases prescribed Or
T0wn-eud. Sar-apari4 and believe ~ - DS ~ ~ 'ns
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Tie following are the Resolutions introduced by
Ne You've. and adopted on Thursday by the
Senate OF this State. % to-
Resalr.d That a. war now exists between the United
Sf>es and Mexico il the imperative duty OF every ci
hisn Of this country to sustain its Government in al
proper measures for the prosecution OF that war IN
sach manner national honor and interests
demand until il shall De terminated by an honorable
Esace.
Rssetrsd Ths, no peace with Mexico can be regarded
10 honorable the United States which shall not secure
nom ha Republic full indemnity for the sggressions
rbieh II has committed upon the rights OF this country
kad ts cii zenS
ss'e'ssd That any territory is hereafter acquired
We United States OF annexed thereto, the act oy
when sdch territory Is acquired or annexed whseyer
taeh set may be- should contain an unsltcrsbe funds.
nuee or provision whereby slavery or invoinn.
~fy serstnde except punishment for crime shall
Nsever excluded from the territory acquired or an
Sssesrep That the Senator's in Congress from this
S, oe instructed. and that the Representatives in
ess from this State, be requested 10 use their bes,
,. " carry into effect the views expressed in the
'~ssong resolutions
ksseiras that the p,.s;s.o, 81 ,h, s.,.,o and the
~. ~ NE Assembly be requested TO transmit a
ssns,, We foregoing resolutions 10 each OF the said
ana Representatives.
iHf PAciFIc-By the arrival of the bark
"0"n 'srthagepa, whence she sailed the LIST
Il. Ses nave been received from Lima 10 the l2ih.
S 70 'he "h' and Panama to the 9th ult Mach
r---.s' zen 10 chh in regard to the now exploded
expedition Vi Gen. Fores
Il, ssp rom senezues make mention Of the battle of
narly EN-, ~ ~ which Col Guerrero routed and
H.. r :. pieces 40 OF the rcvolted troops General
a., ~ &C. aonssss was spoken OF as the only Pres
country 'H'u quiet The troubles III thst
,r. .Por, recently made il Ia stated that in Peru
So sv now sixteen mines Of silver and forty Two Of
Hss!hh worked most OF them by American and
op<s,,s p ~ mas been formed in Valparaiso for the
~ ss ..s by the way Of the coralers.
ne ian 49, steamer sampson LEFT Valparaiso on
New S.S .su'eer TO 90 To the AID of The English bark
Britsh 49, ~n,eh had been shipwrecked ON the coast
w "" Spy srrived from Tahiti on the 18th
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RHEIrMATISM

More thar one thousand OF Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by he OF Dr. Townsend. Sasapss
NEw-yosK. Dec. ~ iSti
To D0cros TowNsESD-Sir, think Il my duty 10 return
YOU my own hsuks for The benefits have expert
enced by the OF your Extract u Ssrsspars wSs
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pains and also
Inflammation Of the Liver the suferngs which endured
FROM these diseases rendered my lie burden me.
tried every remedy that prescribed for from three
OF the best physicians IN The city but without receiving sry
permanent h-ueft considered myself incurahle but BY
he advice Of friend induced Ia Try your Compound
had but faint hopes OF success. but am happy Ia
had not taken than half bottle before experienced
relief This induced TO perseyere In ts use, snd two
bottles have effected entire IL IL some months
since sed your remedy snd grateful and happy 10
say never enjoyed better health.
.hall take great pleasure IN recommending II To the
afflicted for BY its use ARMY believe my life saved.
with the greatest respect allow me 70 subscribe myself
vnur yrstefal friend. WILLIAM n. MORGAN,
a list. OF BROADWAY
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PraoE OR w AR-We gave on Thursday from the
NewOrleans P'cayuHe the news from Mexico by
the steamer Dee from Havana. According to the
P'eayune the Mexican Congress had not acted ON
The proposals for negotiation made by our Govern
ment The Times on the contrary says
The question has been brought before Congress Of
NE acceptance rejection of the late offer of Gov
unmeEt to treat and has been decided 10y a large ma
Ority 10 favor OF rejection. There only nineteen
sctcs cast In favor of acceptance. few days before
ne question brought to vote, caucus meeting
was held by number of members OF Congress, com
pisng majority OF that body. at which Gomez Faries
ssesacd when a resolution was unanimously adopted.
hat all present should take oath 10 vote against any
proposition Of peace. which might be made by the
United States and to reject any mediation ON the part
foreign power long single United States sol.
der stood upon the territory of Mexico. or armed
sesse blockaded her ports" Will then asks our
correspondent our Government and our people sun
continue to look to this Congress for peace Z
We are no, able to reconcile these contradictory
accounts. The Times is as likely as any other
Journal TO be well informed.
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MN OUIt.IN.I- CAIytNIC RINC-. FlaI

bands beIls, FIAslrfs, bFnrerlsl Af NJ HaII nTI"
Other articles 10 proportion, all u which warranted
10 the same Dr. Chri-es and sold a hall price only
Five hundred dollars viii be forfeited f they are not The
same articles, and manufactured by he same men
Reni me foiio,r,sg dTdrhs
Dr. Christie dare not dispute their genuneness Or the
facts We sci forth in them.
Tn. = To certify that We have manufactured DR. Chris
lies Rings Band. ami Bells fBr ID c. M0rehead. 1872
Broadway fnr the last D. months, that We now have A
contract with DR. Candal and him only for he manuftc-
tre Of these articles hey being the originally
introduced % the Public a. Dr. Chrises Rings etc.
on The fjh and 10Th days Of December 1885, appeared
before me- Tbeodophus Melville James Brown and lsaac
Cox and made oath 10 the sbOye statement
EDGAR J. LEErE, Commissioner % Deed.
n B.-A orders out OF the city must be addressed To
Dr. Crandslls. Ig2 Broadway. N. I.
Whoessle and Retail Agency, 1872 Broadway corner OF
Iobn..t New.York ~ lmlstp
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palent Hleoieiues.
THE ORIGINAL

COT NT.kfEll sALfANlt MOI 49,.
GLUID, BANDS, BELTS PLAsfEk', BRACELETS
y SC. al quarter price. Other articles 10 proportion ~
A. cerfa persons offering spurious limitations OiD
cbrte,s Galyanc Rings fluid, &c At bali price the pub
liz are respectfully informed that the articles may be
Ind a one half oi f prcsin other words, the counter
.u srce. may BE- lad for onequsrter the prize OF ne
genuine 600 .,.,- , 81,
.sa,. srtic IT,. ADD manufactured hy he same men.
wholesale and Retail Agency 1872 Broadway, between
Johns g. and Maiien-lane.
~ Dr. Chr.te's Genuine Gaganlc aricel, which are
achieving such wonderful Hnd celebrity that new
rovur-its appear every day be obtained only at
= 1872 BROADWAY, q.
which j. he sole place IN New YORK where they can be
had.
Beware Of amgPisis and drug stores ~ none Of them
" ever be allowed keep Dr. Chrises Genuine ar, les
~ Chri-e's new work on Gavanisui md i's Appi-
cation as Remedial seni.7 may be ha gratis. ~ islpti
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~ Wafer Cure House.-Mrs. NJ :. Cove contin-
ues to receive patient. al her house al lVlhsL New
IOrf.
m. o. also visits ladies' aud children al their bones and
giyes direction ~ the application ofWssrr Cure 81 u
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rv- of Cbotrr. Ilare fnd Fragrant Exotic
xta,. - vat. ic .igl- y-f-- ne tssl1i1us
49,. 4" =. 80 A. few bolrs' norre, q JAMES Ho56
&c., S---snsn. So Broadway.
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patsnt Meoirines.
DIR. rowNSEND's sARSAPARILLA,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD


THIS EXTRACT "a pgtuP In sart bifss Il i fsss
L cks1pcr peasanier and warranted superior 10 any
sod Ii cures diseases without roHfAs ysrgIss actc
tng dcbtlii4ftag he patent
TIE great beauty and superiority Of hts Ssrssparla
over a. other remedies s. bile ersdicaIes diseases, u
iavigorales the body
1T HAS PERFORMED
MORE THAN $4,000 ovsEs rus SssE
LOCO cuSEs % RssuNsrtss,
1000 DYsPsFsts,
$500 cUsgs GsSgs,L DgsiLTry. apd want Of
Nervous Energy.
5000 yEsALE COMPLAINTS AND oygs
1000 cUSTs 90 DISEASES
OF the Blood viz. Ulcers. Scr0iala Erysipess. Salt
Rheum, Pimples on the face &c &c together with
Of Consumption, Liver Complaints. Spinal Az
fictitious. Ac This, aware, must sppesr Incredible
but have letters from physicians ard SCENTS from
al parts OF the United States, informing of eNtrsor
binary 4. Van Bussirk Eco Of the most re-
spectacle Druggists IN Newark. >ewJeTsey. informs
that be refer 10 more than hundred and my
that place alone. There thousand. of the
Civ OF New.lork which will refer 10 with pleasure
and 10 Of character well known.
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.,.e,ius for Trustees for the Butchers Res.
49,. .si'1S Will he held =. M n0rh ccrurf o.
Eir.t.svern- sut Fiah-sl Wedn-stsy January q
,ie g.. NJ H. CHASE. Pres.tsnL
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~ T.J. 60 eman, Exchange Broker, No. o.
Wsilft Nesg.york uncurrent money bon ghl and sold
Fold and silver exchanged notes and dsi. collected. o7
Ffr Commissioner Ion Ncw-h ork md Con-
necticpt.-J ID. WHEELER, Counsellor NJ Law, Tam
NV lIaIl. wv
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Boarding ano 6otels.

BOARD AT NO ~ coRTLANp-sT.
TWO OR THREE gentlemen now be aecommo
! dated with board, and single apartments required
on moderate terms. III Inc
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- WATCHES, JEWEIRS and silver We're
~ The snbscr,bers continue have for sale null
II assortment OF hns osld and Silver Wssches OF
the mo.t approved makers. which will be warrant
81 correct and offered ., The very lowest
cash prices
They are constantly receiving the latsst styles OF Fash
ionsb Jewclry % every description including Gold tob
and Guard chains Bresstpins, EArrings tngsrrtnsa
Bracelets, Head Ornaments, &c
silver Spoons Porks Butter kpives and stvsrwars gen
ersIy. al the manufacturers pricea
Britanniawse, hne Cutlery, Fancy Goods, ke. Wsehes
and clocks repaired by experienced workmeu.
LOCKWOOD SCRlBNER, &5 Pear,
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~. n, e15rI. coles. h0af-en-ss, te. snd l. % well
sso~n hat doc. roi require any pafr 80 .a- :.
d. Or q. pal drug stffrs I'D Us 'J "'""-vH I'M
thrst gi-out he unii-d si1,-s -, a. ,,,,,,. -, -
'sa,s,-I srt .oil wholesale AMI ie.sil BY Jones,
49,, 80 Houstor. cor heDoagalsL a. An rsfkt
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ID. KElIIN(.ER,s LINIMkNT.-

AID. KEIIINGER'S LlNiMkNTs-ln nis
le~Nwonderf preparation the Ahiis e have got VIA
&A they have long and seriously called for. MOI s"h
tary The sale of twenty thousand bottles mas w.
In9wn falling to do all that expected u IL " sr'e
like magic la all rheumatic affections and paine All enu
every yield IN IL immediately IL 10 ~ eenAln ~
q. tho application made and In shorter time Than esy
Other remedy ever offered 10 The people. 10 very us
nsy and inierns and fear of taking cold amer M use
MI James Murphy ~ Bowery Line ~ stages seys
that saved thu life % one ~ his and VA uslnf 'wrnv
dozen y bottle hiss failed
High Rrdg..As this place srccc amer sross has oeep
used withou, fsiur- NJ, Arnot Macon and Mr. Samuel
Roberts builders Of tho bridge Mr. Mason says thai "
the u four botes his rheumatic pains have
been entirely ersdicsled Mr. Roberto sv-s Las his opn'
on that ~ the great causes III saving nslfs
from an injury sustained from fall To he had 81 ~ John
e. and At ihe great Central Depot, Harlem Railroad Once.
civ Hall In large bottles al ~ cents oss hcns mn 5m
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" The bright moonlight OF the past lew nights
has assisted the worthy city fathers nightly Their bad
oil ana worse gas have not been missed as during the
dark nights preceding.
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4 - p0WEN-To I-s wish foOms Apply - 40.
=. Ssn,h. syerus. couss Of Twenty -hhhst dzs IN
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stale Revenue Five Millions s--halI the Leg
isihiare Control IL shnil the Expenditure
be Public

AaHrH Supply Bils--Spscisc Apyopr,d'ioas-TH> s6y
v'es do an Consress-7 oryiss IN FinGnos-The ca.
nos-Noadays HfaOr,s---Tke Spedk1-Hoaey
Bds-Fiandus on Col Yoing's Modification Bill
Million 10 C3erks and Halker for Rsguldi0r-
tt49S n ne Fasli0z--TAe -PennsyirsHiG-
RfsP0as.tiliiy.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRr.-The dwelling house, barn
aud other outbuidings Of Mr.. Wilsm NJ Depuy in
Marbletown near High Falls in this county were totally
DESTROYED by fire the night OF the 18th inst All the
furniture In the house consumed the inmates having
barely time to effect their egress in their ughtcothng
Several Of them severely though not dangerously
burned before they could escape from the house lhee
horses nine COWS fourteen sheep and twenty hogs per
shed in the flames Abouttwo hundred bushels OF grain
and s the farming utensils Sc belonging to the pIe-
ses were also consumed. Kingston ulster Coz Jour
Dvsrprcrto. OF THE CouRT. HOUSE AT VIENNA.
Dooty COUNTY Gave are informed that the Court
House together with all the records and papers connect
ed with the Clerks and Sheriff g Offices and sllOCV OF
the sheriff money were destroyed by hte on FRIDAY
night last Aioany 'us) rat way -
FAMINE THREATENED Is OUR OWN CouNIRf.-
The Marlborough (Md Gazette states that considerable
restitution exists among the poor OF Prince George
County. worthy clergyman in the lower part OF the
county has been making collections to buy corn ior 'ne
suffering poor in the parish.
C5y@ The whole Marine corps has been ordered
to Mexico. to join the army Col watson no" al 'ne
Lowell Courier
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MARINE JOU K n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED.
Hamburg ship Leibni,z, seeboom AZ ds I'm Hamburg
mdse 10 Schmidt s Bslcben.
pr bark Heather Belle O'Donnell "a ds I'm Limerick,
in ballast to order III Storage passengers Oh Cape
sable passed bark Charlotte bound East.
Br brig Rebeccs, simpson, 80 dc I'm glasgow mdse
10 order l2h inst lat 49, long ~ 80 spoke Br brig I'm
osene. I'm London for New-iork.
Br brig Concord Hipp 50 ds I'm Hull. mise. 70 order
schr Francis Robins Dc TN Washington, NC, naval
stores TO SAM Mitchell.
schr Traveller, Bishop. frn Augusta, Me, potatoes
schr Ann Denny, fun Boston. molssses.
schr Friend Lowell. I'm Boston mdse 10 Atkins
schr Splendid FIN Boston mdse.
Schr Victoria. Allen. i'm Salem mdse. 49,,
schrs Geo KlOts and Samuel Loseyelt both I'm Pnila
delphis. coal.
Schr P Smith, I'm Richmond, coal.
The packet ship Hew-York for Liverpool, teiore re
ported is still ashore on the w Spit