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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

Arm. FaNgUAW,s BOOK, STATIONERY AND
"A Fsncy Store, SIS Broadway, opposie Nihos, 10 Dc
found probably great assortment OF the sooVs afi'
fqly .ercisd IN lie Amshean. European snd ChiLese
msfssn PIc-, from esGis " 80 each Toe nesd
xo,th7 h- ,itsn ion Of us outside barbssns they are
osa.ss TO caus 10 ~ glare they larry an 80
= n Venutllc.ls f.-
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.,.-g-Cu A,D gNgLIsH eoAapIyG AZ

FRENCH And ENGLISH soAEplSs aat
z.-ea-r-rI Hew-Yorr-fh.s s.szblshG,eci eood zcEe1
r,t.n- aIy VITO % szr.s,ei 81 re Eiosi t4ie1bed pro-
s-rr 81 IN cy 20 eri0y re cO1fteLce " al
tsss -so s,-. entrusted hs.r 5s8gnsss 70 her
rv-T. .fts-uOa psii W tbs =cps srf comforts q 10
sa2ls- rsras 5sdsr. f<s ar-,s 9 sraeioss sad
scuforssls ESns
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Passengers Arrived.

u ts-s E@yta r. Hrs-~ M. sozn- I'd 49,
NJ, Mo- A -. sstir efrns- g 3. -.a Lcr-.
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NO nKIDGE.BuILDs Rrlsss Comps

l acd olber indiyi1gss s1t Associations, vao have
coEsraciet a,d use1 51tsos iuVO.v.,g ne Combined
prl-ciple o! brscrg csunse-orsc5g Aet Ezsstcg, By
means Of eoauisTse1g braces, keys. wecgss sere~s
81 forth Eo1 eIplAi1cc q ny Bridge P.ieni Of
49, y he rcs foLoSicg ~ VIII system Of c0or-
--arseiD<, ~ means o. which Tie russ francs are ren-
eefed saE ard unyscns. ana he bridge KEEP "a zai0r1
scioa. whelbef loaded RnlOsded," noE>S 10 hereby
gver that al esses 10 Which said combined principle has
Zee iaoS iced uso cr oai dae license or satnof
~ om ne arc without my eAEing been tny
-bsrefds, vii be regarded ks tnfricgenecs upon ny
rgos ard privileges, All hat s1ea'e &C. % mem
nd settlement q al ny claims !, ne premises msy e
effected by prompt application 70 ny duly ~ horiH-d
therefor. Aess-s Clinton. knighi ohef
Cineinssa. Oh!O, CT Dzzi-l A Weoss-. q P-A-si
CRY Of Ne--York STEPHEN .JNO. Ps.-ni-~
Louisville, De- H. 1919 ~ SHAW
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA THRoUoA TICKET.
49, AT REDUCED PRlCfB
HCAN Sailing from NEW YORK Saturday, January
H. a. 5 O'Clock p. A.-Ths new and msso,a'
ceni u. y msil Steamship
OHIO.
Connecting al Panama With tns steamship Isfhhus' 70
Fsbruary Travellers TO California will dad his Tho cheap
est and most dessbs Of all routes 10 the 0old Regions
Paes. Of Passage through from hev.foIh W sse Fsa.
clseo California
Fosi Cabin state room bsrths.
s.eond Cabin ssnde. bsrhs tzsO
s,.srsys hot,hs found bed and board .........ts $40
For passage sppiyto
dsaiIAs NJ o ROBERTS, ils Westst
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W haiers.


C-..l ifla sF s'si1f' De- q t.Ii N7o''i4'l' ID IN
Ocss4
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NJ =. COHEN PzsBb-oier, :. sKsa-sv. vii re-
.sl.uove al hs pl-og7s J.lu,ry 1850, rom his
.t.-- 10 D Mss Pswsoroker, a CsihSrins-st al
hLch be ners can rseee,. Aelr s991l - =
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~ of d n z Ls0aT1 BID AStOcIetUn VIII cDnl-
~ aencs 70 Aosasy, 7ilh inst ard close Al u N
EEOn SxszTdAy, 1st5 lisa 81 LasJess Hall, 80 and
n Broadway.
os-r ffon AN osPH. T1ssts, sfmiTnnx . geo
rusen AID sass mar Be obtained a. sss prepai music
s,ores Ydcs & els Oh "
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Wf-.f...--. .hpsh- ~ - 49,
TEOll loss n fof. there good deal sour D - o.
0o sp9sl cosg ID 750SG for Me- PRIME -
q ths D8shsss tnir'f. i~f
Cal ntf.. ss nf Beef The smsl % bhsss a. IN
to1ts ffCosl'y -0f gpur- Prime Mess fsts
sFr bsf'. r'pof-t. The mstsis hn See bsn-
gr4Is7h L,rd dlu strs ~ : -t -'i-s 40 bbs 49,
H. Cut Hss- n . lhf- ~ Chou
Icy A. ". 80 so u. green CTS Hons - "a
.-f h'c- B-tsf ard Cheese, bot Tie demand os'-' -
latte Dot 81 pr.e.
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VENTRILoQUIsM.

MAGIC LEARs sid s6 6As Ar BIRDS
~ r,...,x eo,scr u srosi wsy and L..ousrd o.
Eotert.lnm-rI. every sf,rnOon al O'Clock ard n
tas sv.uiSs sI, o. chnsass Day four psrfs ,a.nes'
- tbrygkE Ihslr July ss.onshing snt hizay peslns
per,1rmsnces The VenHi ofEi,n VII % % ne us
rrY,i~1 teserioton The Magical Illusions VIII mfpx'
81 syeoT 81, 9ryy.og5 eKpsdmeos. Admissi9n - eIs
-ehlidfs a aaesr 10, nal pfie7.
tbARNJlI,- ADEKiCsS nuskI VI.
ID BARN NJ, Proprietor, OhsEHnOOD, ~ 49,
1snay~r Per5fu slcss "a the Afternoon Al j. Ad ~ "a.
1g.nsg a 7, O'clock TIE famous krsss - an a. .
ssosishins EogSn Dwarf NE Afg-st ss wei q Ls
al ,peu-n Of namsLly n toe World IN We slrs So
sct,fo - natgrs! and artificial curostes Tue man
moth Crocodile and snorrnoqs yiog serpsns ~ NJ
s,~ sigpo, CsnlIo, Mr.. Womy0 ksse "sfdsn 80 ~
snd kiixxios, aoi Misses snhopr, $50 -.
!as renowned harin-'a ss% xdmis.on Is esas
children under 10 year ~. eeo.s
rZOOLOGIC1L HALL 81 BoWEesY ,;o,,s,a.
ZInheees strsseuon. 70, Is Pos,s, AL MI
uon,trr While Bear ihrsa shsi9 Laoss ga toaes.
Sept ese .I e:,s s -. q ss.,y T.isy On csn.
-. nav ,hre- peTforDsnces-H 10 sad 0cIocs We
New Year, psy ioof PsrSorsSss' =, "a T. ~
ysrs,rm.ness snd g. Atnssioa Is csnts children
T'''''" 'a' ''n''. .i"'.'' On liberal ''n.
n THE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION
IT. Of Ihs n Y Csoary Bird AssccistOn wiz com
IN nenos 70 A0essy, 7ish inst ard close a u NJ
$E40n s<saIdAy, st6 insa a L&'sJe.s Hall 80 sno
N Broadway
os-r ffon Az. W sPN. Tiessts sfnitdnx gen
eren ssd saiss. mar Be obtained a. se Preips maas
storss Pdcs IS cts. ozl ".
I AnPe, TEA rkAfs, g.
IL The su5Ecrber preparing 70 resire ron % &c.
vii SCI "a splendid sio>E ~ LsDps Gfsndoes' rs
Trays, Vases, &c. 81 cnsi prizes - -,...
JOHN w MORGAN, i4 ssitooSt
az e. secood Lamp store from Bfos4vJ:
IOaFTROLLE1's OSFICE STATE ~ M"itohA1. "a,
y To SYRACUSE CIR BANK tsyfsea-l - aIs.sf
CRY s1sr . 49, :. ,x.ot for Rs rsssrYsso1 e .
q a,ss s<r-sas- sattesa A. Ao - a. "a ls<
@-,,o.o- y -. So. o...of s.y lss1 Ae.sy
sEE "shlf oL1-
Is YU SsCsscE q "a ors.r ssossss 1s Ss.Ay %
-. ,xgS az sis s,. q .hs Cay q sec Ten, s>s.ss
yr...u; u. v0scls, - - . :. a.
- - - -, .-rus.sd -. Too - ~ ssy Dss.s
80 rear i,.sns1 JAsLs onzIo - - -
Ion s71R .TI0S S0TicE-Ts- ssss of s1yas IaIss "a =
- !. N, Al u o'cscs "a tCsy hsl
" sS..-@s@ - ~ JosEHa r. TAILOR, csnFerAsn
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Branches. with . .urplu. fund up 70 the 81" oa:o-

Branches. with surplus fund up 70 the 2lst OSso-
Der last # kJs6s7y g..
We give teloE er Of tie principal tine Of means
snd liabilities In The aggregate the 81 Of October,
1919. taken from tae Csshies's i,steinsos:
n ,,-, sod biIs discounted ............&577 Ss ~
IND, NJ Ke~Yofs and P5i ace his..... IS - 81
Due hnr O.aer BsIts ..................... D. p =
Unilsd Sisi-s end Bst9 sse7fiUos ~ - "
N1i~s q o.n-F Bans lIts' .
LiaBfLgTIEs
C.plt. stock s-,o'2s0 o De ispoIiiou sei o5l 8
De ott B,n 40 so D. Notes circ1 slo-o 30 ~ -
The lem Of ri-c.i,tln vii ssem large 10 Nsvf Ri
Barriers tut wher n 10 asicereo tha' The cred, q
The b. stands o. 81 that iis pepper 10 sougb, fer
th,ogsh at he Valley Of sbs M''iHPpi ard hid on
40 80 and silver and that the notes reteemabe
IN IN only 1T the COULTER Of The Branch issvpy The
saue Il vii not 80 lsrse Tha proportion II 20
sn1 silver 10 very large The stock If no Brsnch
10 U.der PsT--ln many -ii command premium Il
than twenty five Per cent The Charter expires
~ January 1851
Observation-Disclosures RsSosTso Fok Tas ysfsVs'
wrr~r,p.r Dee y
1sHrs-rs. psrss .,,1y sgt 9s., son. = ~, .es .,
"a ~ f-.'ssr1 'ts1. slk .os Fn.s
kIpof 'fcn ct - sttt D.csuo-Y
s--.---'ss ..oas-.I'i1 -
fry --.----.-.--- ~
con J.. r-it '1. sD,y,n an tn. s,nsn; fool T..
'ss' ~. sos D ss- SITTER - v = sSv.ncs fh- 1a.s
Rse>r RSvo-fs aHs Sss+f sffs- ~ fts fsse-r r0f''
ftt c1feS l~ssrsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-27

LS,D-1b.. demand rsthsr bett.r p a-r-'
could hs soo rfobsDF ss - cab st tns M cot 81
lsA srsn~n - he'd - lgE w. tsn hshr 81 ~ shIss
ItON l. L.f foL fstss. but thee n' moct que
aul ard .slos a. IL srrsr d
ID ~ h.ss Old usf.
SEEDS FsIssed a. i1 vsr e. ed surprsc f'd high -H'
rsf- 81 IS bHsh. saoi o h's Of
C'oy.rst7o U.-. speculative nquy small sa-s OF n'H
Al SGtf 20
OF Lus..d mostly manufactured houss and hid
hfoH &c. witt s,ss o luU 60 L.fFs pahas-s c'Hf
Bs'e tftsffa sses 81 80 bos ts-ei-
vts- - OK shppHEi. drr a. 60
hUNE IL duI = . ID u nsI ~ lir " toT b ve.i
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" New ard Curioss.-0uus ferchs srest snd
rfun TTsys OuI.s P-rcks Gard fl1ges Trsys and es.
kca q ia ferehs Inksgsnds and Pen rfsys Gqas rer
"a. Hedss OF Gems Taylor Ird Scott Ouiis terchs nc
gfs frsn~s Whps &c VIII age variety Of GuA fef-
CD sra n is Rubber roys beautiful design AMI Won
.n.hip salIsbe for Holiday presents For .s. oJ lie
HUDSON MANUfACTUKlN9 co
q lsua lsl Sroazvay.
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I-,I1S MITUAL Lire KANCE CO..

I-1I1S MUTUAL LIFE INsU RANCE co.
| CssPtr ~ Z 40 OOo.-Tee mutual system Of iris
cSr..- rrrvft-, fUr Ire sr12s scd equitable division
Of IN ts. proeGs - lie meniaefs
- - DrsEcTuss.
,,..,r.w,s,c. Bo..sn- EErs Waite, Ne<.York
ftS r-r-.@- Do George c. Collins. %.
n-ty' 80 =. Do JOIN D. Lang, Mare.
49, - do C-Ag.-s Jones. d.
t,.,. ~ q, joseph Williams 90
H -. 49,. do George Dudley, CoczecrcaL
HN' RoAED FxAEcL
p.n, a.v., Yr-sid-ni a-rchscs Sent, Bosso1-
49,. Ts.,rs-r A.rehsnL DO.
aI n, trs.r~. NE President kenn-bec Railroad.
D. = W.I-.t S-s-Yorr. tJssnc-y Court. u e0or
FEYgCfkyS
yx,,r,,s y,ri-rND - Brp.dwEy consllting Phys'u-
"a Giinan- N D IS. Hoasso=-s x.sle, Exsu,,.-,
r = Si.cSeI \. D. srOcslyn- $3.50 -
y J. W. JUDD. l,-,.
WI B0LLIsTER
s,sI-s ,rpIsiring shs prtrcpl-s Of Life lrs-rsoe-
ard hs .avarsAxes cfsrst ey this Company 1sy Dc 90
ss.os :. he As-oeyi where aso, spPcsrocs ter iasa
rsccs may be maze u eso"as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-27

" First Lecture Frce-in NE Blseefsr Build
ng corner OF Bleeeker and Morton su DR. WIrrnss
viii give snort ecurse Of populS lectures on Anatomy
Yhyso'ogy .nd the Lays OF He -iin h. large cole,
Wednesday, Thursds,. Friday, Saturday, hondsJ snd
"Wednesday Dec g. r. g. % ST. and Jsn- = all oeoct
NJ Admissoa- Firss lecture free the re'' -; GEM
each. 10 oIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-27

" Gptta Perchs sOiss spilled 10 boon and
Saves, AID warranted, my Gems ne pair, oJ Eng
Lsh vorkmen IN lhe m-oi OF me hudson Msnasc
sarng CO 81 isl Broadway Company Request sn-o
ice p-Cuis Lres-p-d BY Gutsa ferchh
Soles Beng totally mpervioss 10 WISER, hey ensoe he
delicate escspe the VA and inoonY o. or
elm by soie 80 lain sDd NJ hs ~ ~
asJfd degree Of ana comfort win secGrisy from
cads ard coughs tlheTIo unsusinahe The e1rsotty OF
eagla Perohs Io-s compared with sestnef d" loo (
beea decte n favor OF NE former and n 10 kno~
nsaree hss failure occarr-d ~hies nag not % alcbec
10 r-slees Of Tie mpxny's printed dIeeuOas From
h- .sss VIII ,ca (suga Pereha sOes can apple 10
aud coanIfiss vhsTs 40 sno-mAxer car BE-
fOu1c H. EestAeif power Of keepng se lee! dTy ~hec
ws1ns n eser fr-Ea wAief, INA preserving Ne
hoy from coughs cots and SYMPTOMS n scds here
etcs s1vce - obtSaoc sctei heir great cz
r,eigy bcG chespness-lbe1 are nost concucVe 10 to-
comfort snc seenny Of - grazing 10 dis;s1 coC1
.nes Ladies a1d children should oE.il having nes.
&C.,. srra-r % No. shO-s d isCs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-27

~ Seyeatsep,h Ward.-An a1journei meeun Z
II he Democratic Nhils 0f me s-veDisooIh Nud, "
be held ~ The Hecry Clay House couor OF avenue ard
gr.ts on Thursosy evening, .7h December instant A.
"a oclocl to ale tnto cousdors the manner In ~hic
toe Phmgy Election for Wig Genera Committees snd
Ward Committee which took psce on The lSh Decefn-
Der instant Was conducted and The alleged ceum,tsne.
hA ballots were Improperly Introduced into 'h- hso'
boz A. that eec don ard 10 lake s1ch measures iot e rep
aspntaton Of me Wings the W.it 10 hs ~ General
c,,r wIi.e, and for he formation Of Wing WGd Con-
M tIes q. mas be deemed advisable By order,
JOHN RIDLEY, Chairman.
lac n.vros sarr-t.ry Is 3ls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-27

utNDusrAN OIL STONE. ANvILs. &C.
l1BENJAMiN MOONEY will sell n Aucsl tina dsy
10 oeock, g. the store Ia Plssss oy secc1f Cf bosr
crcceTn > csses hicGostza oil damaged
he voyAse hcn Clao.ansgl Also S,viis asscrtea
gvgher With general sssoSneoI Of fsocy goods &e
Aso Ia cascs wei sssorssd s0ys To be solt without
CT ~,
40 usNUFACruRkKs,-w alerPs-ef - leAse
81 tas ayaGshias yiAsgs Of foIAer. II miles from
N,w york BIZ railroad sad steamboat. Ies wAssfal 10
III tt inches and tbs pond cc1tsias 10 seres OF vsser
"a n.v-r.siing stream o1iidise and water seeel
- he pli 20 q lit tbs spDcsn 81 ne scofi-sl nouee
Ira,irs ~ JOHN COPCUTr, SIS ~s,hrs.oa,
-. eorrss OF fraakli-, " York.
nIssOLUrION OF t,.PAkrNksshlPs: -.
rhe psr,p@rship heretofore exsiirs aader e ara
~ y 4 4 pELN0NicO 10 his day dlss1!ved oy ua'
q. coassni, Mr. P. A De.mccico ~ilhars~ins roin -
concern. Tas outstanding basiaess " .oe st" "'- -
ssIiiea snd pusneas cSauagsa - hei re y .,.>
'''SS - u pELkONlCo.
Nsv.YorA. pscsEbsr n iste sl' AA'
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- Trif "a
- =. f--.- - So I'D. So.
-I-7 -aEss.... De- q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-27

" American Agricultural Association.-pf
AsTiLL will deliver the third Lecture OF his COURSE on
G-olosy, on THE evening Al oelock, 10 Hope Chspe
72O brOadwsy-Subjoci " The formsron OF Goa secs
Ticket, for ire Course 10 admit one u Lady and genie
me- IS t. Ne had 81 Mr. PutnAms, lbb Broat~ay NJ,
D F.Dshsv, SIS Broadway, and M. kerno- osi Bfosd
Way. Single Lecture 81 oeris. az IL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-19
NEW STORE AND
We " GOODS,
CheHDcr than Ever /.

" lillian Poll respectfully announces to his
w friends and the.puhc, that he has rs.
moved his store to .hs new building Just erect
ed bv MIR. Johnson, Tor his accommodate lion, at
the East end of Elkton, south side. nearly OPP
positc his former store, here he has Just recciv
ed large and carefully selected stock Of Dry
Goods, Groceries aud Fancy ARTICLES, which no
is determined TO sell at the VERY LOWEST
PRICE for Cash or Country Produce. For bar
gains lot all resort TO Pals CHEAP SroRk.
south side. East end Of Elkton, where goods vii
be sold ut the lowest possible rates..
Ready made Clothing. cI'ars tables, bsdstesds
stands, &c. &C., always on hand n, tho lowest
prices Call and anime for yourselves.
His stock is much enlarged, and Cheaper than
ever.
The highest market prices paid in cash or
goods for pota,oes, apples dried fruit, beans,
butter, eggs, lard, wool feathers, hides. ragr,
furs, old copper, brass, pewter, Sc.
..,. y. WM. PELL.
May 10, 40 East ond OF Ek1on.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-19

BRrAcH OF MARRIAGE PROMISE We
her frequent complaints from broken hear,
ed damsels, but few men have the courage
TO apply for damages. At Pitsburg, Jo-
seph Curp complained before Alderman
Minow, Of lane Ebberts, who had for Two
wears made various promises to marry
him. That he had given her combs, tfink
cts, stockings, &c, nursed her when sick
paid her DOCTORS bill when sick, but she
positively refuses TO redeem her pledge.
When told that, the alderman could no
compel the lady 10 marry him, he sued her
for ten dollars, tho doctors bill. Mis-. Eb-
ber's hearing Of the proceedings. went
around 10 the s1uire's Office 10 see what it
mean,-when Mr.. Cup saw her he vamo
sed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-19

OUR FOREIGN RELAr1oNs.-ThnW Wash
,ngton correspondent OF The Philadelphia
ledger says Senior Rosa the Mexican
Minister resident at Washington. has
drawn up a solemn protest against the
conduct OF the American government in
regard to the protocol in the treaty of
peace, and handed copy oft TO each
foreign minister in Washington with the
request to have tho matter brough. to
III" cognizance OF their respective gov
ernments The same correspondent
adds:
II should not " onder if Mr. CLAYTON,
having once his hand in, were 10 have
some hard words with another Minister
of foreign power. He will soon rra-
lie the fact that the Secretaryshlp OF
State is no sinecGre"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-19
Photographed for the Balt.e Clipper.
POsTON Nav 16.

bpSlON, wa io'
Litter from South Americn-T Threatened
ReyoIution. The brig Hayward, with
dates to the 29'h ult., from Caracas has
arrived at this port, and reports that a
great fermrn. existed at that place, in
consequence OF the resignation OF Mona
gas and Gusman. 1t was thought prob
able that the government would be over
thrown and that the resignation of Mon
agaS was ruse to recover the Dictator
ship that Gusman would be sent to En-
gland 10 negotiate a loan. AL prison.
ers captured during the last war have
been released. including Paez and his
two sons, who were at Curacao
From New Granada we learn that
Gen Lopez is still acting as President,
but a revolution is momentarily expect
ed. The Hayward also BRING report ,
that an expedition of several thousand,
including many Americans, was about to
sail to attack Bacolar, the stronghold Of
the Indians, 80 = SO:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-19
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
New YoRk, May l5--+ P. M.
Destructive fre-lmmenu loss Of Life,
Properfy, &C.,


A letter received in this city from Wat
ertown, Jefferson county, gives an accoun,
ola most destructive fire in tina, place, on
Sunday last, destroying The principal busi-
ness houses and public buildings The
fire originated in an old frame building.
and spread through the town, fes,royng
three banks, two hotels, thirty stores, the
surrogale's office; and the post office, with
III lis contents, inclndnc The northern and
southern mails One life was also lost by
the taIIins of il wall. The total loss is es-
ralei at nesr $500 900, OH which there is
an insurance Of Sl25.oO0.
Another letter from Watertown staes
that The American Hotel Paddock's exlen-
sive store. Fairbanks block of stores on
Locust street, Woodronf's iron block. Eps-
copal Church. Columbia Hotel Northern
SAFE Journal Office, and Democratic Union
Office, are al IN ashes. Con'en,s Of post
Office and Of The three banks saved Most
Of the stores were just filled with new
goods.
By Telegraph for the Baltimore Clipper. !
New YORK, May IG--6 P M.
Ihi Cholera in he City-1hree cases
7'wo Deaths-The Board Of Health Con
venea.
Three cases Of Cholera have been repor,
ed in the 9th ward Of this city, two of
which have proved fatal The Board oil
Health convened to day, and appointed san
i,ary committee with full power TO take
measures for cleaning The streets and pu-
ritv,ng The dwellings in that ward.
The 9Th ward, we think, is in The neigh
bolhood OF the Five Points. EDS. CLIP
PERI
New York May l6,-7 P. NJ.
EigM cases Of Cholera- And four DEATHS.
Eight case, of Asialc Cholera and four
deaths have been reported in this city since
yesterday.
New York, May; 16-7 p. NJ
Marine Loss Of Lys-lnteresting
from Caracas.
Boston schooner Fair Dealer, from Bris
tol Maine, went ashore on Sal,ers Island
in the gale of Sunday night. All hands
persisted except small boy
Letters from Caracas state that the no,a
hlts of The county bad been ordered to az
semb!e there to devise means TO save the
State from inter ruin
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ARMY ORDEns-Grn. .ScoH,-W

ARMY ORDEns-Grn. Scot, We per
ce've by an official notice from Adjuiant
General Jones that in pursuance OF the
orders Of the Prrsid"nt Of the United
States, Major General Scott will resume
the command OF the Army and the d'1-
ties in all that regard lis discipline and
military control, according to the reg
ulations prescribed for the guidance OF
the General commanding III chief
The two senior Brigadier Gene,a ais
will ne assigned to the Command Of the
Eastern and Western Divisions resp"c-
lively; the senior to have the privilege
OF selection.
Head Quarters OF the Commander OF
the Army, at or in the vicinity Of New
York.
Head Quarters of the Eastern division,
Baltimore.
Head Quarters Of he Western Division
Cincinnati. when the Generals are not
on visits OF inspection and tours of duty.
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Intended risit the King Of Sardinia. .

Intended risit oftne King Of Sardinia. -
The unfortunate Charles Albert; who has
reached Madrid on his wav to Opor,o, does
not intend, a. sorne Of the papers have CIV
ell Out; 10 reside in she;lat'er city. Persons
who are acquainted intimately with his
mnveu ents, have stated his intentions 10
be TO leave Europe entirely and take refuge
in the United States of America-a course
which on many accounts presents very de
sirable advantages. We believe tina, the
ex-king, after short sojonrn al Oporto,
10, will sail direct for New York, and in
tends 10 spend some lime il travelling
through the States. No place, We believe
has been fixed upon for hi, permanent resi-
dence.
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CASE OF aGAMY. 1.-The Deiawafian al
Wilmington. Del, relates d case of This
kind, in which man by The name Of Barn
hart, baker BY trade, came 10 tina, city an d
representing himself az a wdower, succeed
ed in marrying Miss Shannon, only about
sixteen years OF age. Trappears. however
that he has wife and Two or three chill
dren in New York city, whom h e left in a
destitute condition. On the strength OF a
! letter from his first wife 10 Mr Bewley,
his employer, Barnhan was arrested; bu,
in the absence Of further testimony the JUS
lice discharged him. The D-lawarian
says he ha. since lie f tina, city in company
with his second wife, and is supposed 10
he now in baltimore. as he vas seen in
the southern train of cars on Monday even
ing. The authorities should be on the alert
Tor his arrest. as further testimony has since
come to hand from his wifr's legal adviser
VIM. E. Sheldon New. York.
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LOVE- AND ALMOST MURDER On Tues.
day morning in Philadelphia All ARRAY &c
cured between Hiram Rich, a broker, an,.
Samuel LINTON theatrical customer. grow
ing out Of love and Jealousy. The above
named individuals had been in he habit Of
visiting two young ladies', The Misses Da-
Wis, and quarrel on Monday nigh, about
Unions ohiecling 10 Ricll's accompanying
the party from the theatre Meeting a,
the hnnse of The ladies again the following
morning. a ish, ensued, and Rich being
struck with an Iron poker, drew a pis,o
and shot Linton in, the leg severely. Rich
was held in bail in $1,000, and Linton in
$500, ,.>.
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THE CHOLERA IN New ORLEANS. The
following is an extract of a letter IN the
New York Tribune from New Orleans.
Tlesdav talked with Mr. +. d very
gentlcmanly man; Wednesday h. was
buried Yesterday, very early in the
morning. said GOOD morning to a fine,
hearty looking man. the agent of Mill
banks concern; last evening he was dead
Rev. Mr.. Goodrich went on Tuesday, to
baptlzp child he buried II on Wed
nesdav, IFS sister "Wednesday evening
and The nurse yesterday morning-all IN
good health at the ceremony Tuesday
morning. Now this state Of things is
trignlnl. We keep busy; the drays rat
lie. and living tide Of Humanity. oc-
cupied with thousand cares and ankle
ties 90 by. and death silent and quick.
seizrs here and there one of The crowd
and hurrrs HIM away SO soon that he is
scarcely missed.