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E. HICKS JONES.
Wi!Iow and Wooden Ware,

W HlOW anu w UVuCM NuIC,
Importer Of French Bushels, Looking Glasses
and Fancy Goods.
No. Is North Second Street,
Between Market and Arch SITS, under J. Sid
ney jones' Carpet Warehouse, t 70 doors below
(hrist Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
" as on hand and is constantly receiving a
Il large and extensive assortment of Combs
Brushes, Fancy Goods OF every description
.(too numerous to mcntion,) Looking Glasses of
Gilt and Mahogany iran,es, Baskets, Coaches
Chairs, &c,
BROOMS-
Shakers EXTERN Wisp and Country. Brooms,
Window Blinds, Floor Mas, ] uhs Buckets,
Churns, Washboards-in fact. Wooden and
Willow Ware ofevery description, all of which
will he sold low for CASH or CRY ACCEPTANCE.
Merchants would save themselves much time
and trouble, by Ling and examining my stock
belurs purchasing.
N Is -Lo"ki"g Glasses, are insured against
Brcakage 10 all parts 0, the Union, without ex-
ra charge.
Is '49-3n.
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Csstams HAIL,

~ = II Ill,
e0e1aA - DaA10 .. ssvvas skA4es aeAR
BALTt morn.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
TIME Propricto, az ths shovs as,aAlianmahs
Baltimore and visiaitV, that ~ hAs ss.ivsA iIsn
EaYops, tho -"'>N
Eau and Winter Fashna:
Tuzether with rich assortment Of GooAs alas
ted TO the coming season, consisting of
SUPERFINE FRENCH, GEE MAN AND
ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASTOR BEA.
VERS, PILOTS AND PELlTOT
COATING.
A nav article FIR ovensac ks and business eoats
Alo splendid assortme tent Of French and EnSl;AA
CAssiMEREs AND DOEsKINs,
VI the mos, desire bic styles imported this sssssn.
RICH vESTINGS!
We have. and are constantly receiving, New
STYLES of Vestings, consisting Of plain and Fig.
ured
SILK AND wooLEN vELvErs.
Figured aud striped "a.Irnerss. Silks. salins
and Valenc,as, 81 all Shades : nd ColoIs.
OUR CUSTOM WORK
Is cut and made in tho best manner--and a.
regards Sly lie and Workmanship, 10 warranted
to give entire satisfaction, and atgreatly reduced
prices.
Ready Made Clothing!
Person, in wan, Of Ready Made Clothing, ~.
particularly invited TO call and examine on
Stock beors purchasing else where, as We man
uacturs all qualities of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
And our assortment or that article i, at all times
LARGE, which offers to purchasers a great i'.-
dusement of procuring an article Of \ quality
which cannot be obtained in any other Clothing
Establishment in the City.
= We have Oh hand aud are constantly Manu-
featuring
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY.
From the best materials, in tho most approve
st es, for fall and winter wear, consisting Of
Surtout, Sack and Pslrtpt
OVER OATS,
Ofall CO lo-s, qualities and SIZES, rem 0aSe
4 so, 4 IS. 50 and upwards.
BOYS SICK and OVERCOATS
A large assortment of boys Sack and Over
coats, 20 pei cent less than the usual prices.
Supcrhne Frock anu Dres, Goats, made from
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOT Hs,
In the latest fashion. A Large stock Of Twses
Coats, Pants and Vests. WI, have = large As
aortment Of
TWEED FROCKs AND SACKS.
New article. Forest Sacks, for storm,
weather.
PANTALOONS,
From Superior French Doeskns. Biaok sne
Fancy Cashmere
PANTS.
or evsrv variety of Shade and Color, Al u, I 81
is, 2, So, 8, 8 so and upwards.
VESTS,
Made from rich Vslvets, Satins, Cash m srss and
Valencias, rnd at all prices
TRenIrmber the Name and Place, cssoor
of Pratt 81. & Centre Market Space.
Nov. "a. II H. COLE
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AIDES and Gentlsmens Hosiery and
IL ekvo NJ ~ u DYNAY.
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The mines of j1lii).n', Jltl)ae.
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
The diamond City of Philadelphia Still
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WILLIAM SAKS.
Port Deposit Dec IS 40.
This is to Give Notice, 1 hat the

This is to Give Notice, 1 hat the
ues"r'her ct Cecil county has oba,nsi
fon lee orpna"'s Courl of said c"un,y
et'ers OF Administration Oh the persoual t
-ae at Jesse Ginna, late of said equity d
ceased. A I'll persons having claims again.
The SAID deceased, are hereby warned e
eXnlbt the same with tue vouc hers there
duly authenticated, Gu e brtofe ile 9 III tisy
Of October 1850, lhey ma, o'l,erw Sc GA
law, be excluded from ali benef OF SAID by
;ale. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Gwen under my hand thu
2olh day Of October 1879.
ELIZABE, H CHINA. Admir-.
October 90 ,I9-6x
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This is to Give Notice; That tn
subscriber Of Cecil county hahn obtained
f'om the mans Court of said county, let
ers OF Admin ,rai"n on the personal state
of Nicholas George, late of SAID county,
decd. All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhlb-
Vt the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated on or before the IS h day of
November 1850. they may Otherwise, by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate A II persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this l7lh day nj November ls49.
ALEXANDER WILSON, Admit,
Nov, l7-6w.
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bRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY: BAESAM,

HUI cured ~i,hou, ,he l..., .hsdo,v nj dGs,h. ..-
many of the s,o,i ,f,.nyis d.v.o,,ed 800. oC I.,S
.ass " xs, Of 20
:", s s.s 4. .ash were 80 .
physicians and friends. " he Acrvsa,y nYina
po..e..e. al tho cleansing and purifying virtues
We cali --' '~~'' - VIC pepA'"oo "nHs
seAhr.s INDIAN sunrv,ne exr,.e1
'S"'' NV" e~'""S'.
Tins differs iron that becsuss this possesses sRv.sAa
and .,s :"'.'.l', .se:.'-,. to s:I'
y Mr. IONS
.o ", Hsesses ku,%ony nature. sacn d,se.ses
.hsn JILL p,o,e ~ 'A'AA s"ae' efo'nAy usssnsss
"nen 'nes A"~cs
The Breast. ThPOht. Eubga. and Heart.
T.:. 49, ~
elsewhere .ts'"a As es.ta'sy and ssssy Is the Pusl
rYiso EIraAcr -srss and heals ulcers sstsr.siy The
ouo Ten AFTER all other remedies have failed to 10 SsoS
TuOJrSANDS OF (ONSUMPTJONS
and cs,o.,e co.... .buns,n,i, Dove 4. u.t..,;,.
.s. j.; ~ StS. "1 s ~ p sSso .ySM.S
vswsI and :oehins healing prope1te: Re following
,.~ ~ ,hs I" u ~" =. "a. S.sGs 1.
csai.,c i sf,sS- G n.,... rdiS S M ns,.
Ch,iir, md Idsli,r.nd III p'''"''
...' " NV ~HH
FthALE wEAANESSES and COMPLA'NTS
e ~: n.s essd es to the u' r.
the inridsms .nd ,."-,.r,,..s 10 K - 49,.
Nm. ~, u
whether the der.nsamen. be ..pyre...on ..s...
III ouel '"c'aen'ss seo.He's-H HEnoLAlts ALL.
W SusmganmISg INC sSmSnSnE me s',Gsem0s,
MI M; NY nlNu NO ala Inv NEHsooS Aen'AA'
s.' =" 1s"'P"'e' 'o' p'oo'
CHANCE OF LIFE
al,
!, FROM 'ns E' 70 inc mo"as' sna me Wo~sa Of "'1
s1.tgs,, ONE use ses sno Inc 9thef 20
s"y .soY e''ee - " Pf9,on' ."y VI tno Jes" sW
sa.e' Ih-' Iequen"y snse III consequence o. seen
enAnse'
CONSU"ETI
Nv,NC Nov. I,rnCD
-, ~ AN~ "'MhN CehEn
when al, Bs'.m s used even after the person IL
W py.Sls 4, - ,b bH ~ ."' ~ aSa
TN, tho ,arouS end s.,ssl eio,As, were bought Fo:
the particular. Of this case and the re,Sseisbs and
sosSea proof o. az me circumstances ana 'sct'' ~
Ths cure wss sfec,sd on Mr. zIBA pYkEMAN. a
Ban,o. Spa, Saratoxs Co. N y We can prove b.
yond doubt ms"y other almost equally - hopeless. .na
~Sich sI M ;.e. cH hs .s $4,000
vvvrr~ rNw1n1 r~,-
AAVxN OVN41 AAxANN =.
see the euro Oh Doe' hs0'''a OF S''"'o's co"' sad
pYspEes,A -s,e tho eu,o o. r. s, w;,es,. mer.
chan. Of Alice wyomi.s c., N Y. aud many MORE n
our pamphes'. -
are Cured by Brosts R0lsam without fail -
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Wool Cardins.
CDlA,NINyf, xv,r

II iNNIN0. WEAVING, &c.
The subscriber respectfully Informs the
public tina, he has taken the wooeu factory
ar CARROTS Mills" miles above Elk,on
%" the Big Elk. where he i. prepared 10
manu- facture wool into
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IN GHANCERY, 5th Dec. 1S49.

>A' WI NS>' Aoho'
Ordered, that the sale made and report
ed by Alexander Evens, Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate OF Thomas sieholm,
be ratified ard confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shewn, on or be-
tore the 9TH day Of February next, pro-
vided copy Of this order be inserted in
some paper published in EIkton, once in
each of three successive weeks before the
Odd day OF January next.
The report states the amount Of sales to
be $3OS. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Dec S-3w Reg. cur. can.
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NLOIHS Fire CHI, English, and Ame, lean
~ Black, Blue, Olive, Brow.,, and Drab Cas-
sllncres ana Iweeas F:enci, and America
Black aud fancy Coors for sale by
Nov3 BENZ May.
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hIED Currants, Raisins, and Cran'erries
~ tor sale by VIM 1OkBERr.
WIN. TORBERT has received lot Of
w slna u figured Muslin DLanes which he
will sell low.
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PURIFY! PURIFY!
For LIFE and HEALTH are il he BLOOD

There q not one Of an he various rnedies purpsvs
6s be Psldsrs o. the blood that tsSias y SsssAD
~ Msek Pvr1ytaS sst Hesiiax vrsss -
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IUST received let Of Mrs. Smiths Buski
- Shoes. Also. | OF of chdrcns shoes, green
bronze and Black. BENZ MAY
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Two Farms tor t.el.t.
The farm now occupied Wy Elias q
v illlam Rhoads contalni"s aUoul oOU
acres. Ais, the farm now occupied ~
Isaac BouchelI containing ABOUT oJo acres
both OH Bohemia '.an"r. Leases Tor 4
years will be gwen to good. tenants.
GEORGE W.. OLDHAM.
Elkton Oct, Is 49,.
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LNRENCH Merinoes and Tibet cloths fthe
u following colors: Maroon scarlet, crimson,
Mazarine blue, green. mode and black, fol sale
ny BENZ + MAY.
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Supreme Court-specIai Term.


yAruARy 1.-Decisions -Sylvanus j. Penniman vs..
Nath'l w. Roberta motion ha wing been made to
and decided by Judge at chambers cannot, without
leave, be renewed before the special term. Motion
denied with costs. Thomas Morrell Helen NJ. Nor
reu.-Matters OF defence which have arisen since the
put in, must be set up in bill by way
Of supplement- and not by amending the answer. Mo-
ton to file bill by defendant granted and proceedings
in original suit to be till all be tried
Eupbfagie Barber Jacques A. P. Barbier.-Divorcs
Divorce granted. Francisco Houghton ads, Michael
F1yn.-h a foreign consel, sued in q State court,
pleads to the merits, he valves his privilege of being
eued only In the courts Of the United States. Motion
to qrash proceedings that ground denied Verdict
set sside for other Irregularities In the matter OF JAS
his will In the presence Of the Witnesses his acknow-
ledeement his subscription need not be by word of
mouth it may be by signs or in writing, when the
whole will In teseters hand writing, and attest
writing, presented by him to the witnesses to sign
and attest to, held that sulcen Mt acknowledge.
lment under the statute. Decree OF Surrogate
reverted and will ordered to be admitted to probate.
Maria Humphrey, adms. &c, va. Peter McIntyre.-
Wrts Of assistance awarded. Lewis Hammersley sc.
vs.. Andrew Hsmmsrsley &c.-In partition, where the
plaintiff makes persons defendants unnecessarily who
have interest, their costs Of defendn will not bs
charged upon the fund but must be psid by plaintiff
personally, unless they have been made parties at
the request or on consent Of the other owners. No
euoh consent request appearing in this the
costs Of verren and Morgan charged to the plaintiffs
The Farmers Loan Trust Co va Ersstus Siias A
bank having remained silent for two after 1t had
received knowledge of assg ment by its PRESIDENT
Of certain Of its assets to OF 1t, debts and
firm the aesg anne Mt shall be held have scquiesc
In the Plea overruled. Syvanis Palmer
Mutual Safety Insurance Company.-Motiou to over
rule demurrer rs frivolous. Denied with costs.
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The Herald Almanac for ls49.

To supply the wants Of the public for good and
cheap political and statistical almanac divested Of the
nonsense and bsderdnsh which accompany the ALMA
nscs annually issued from publication offices devoted
to the service Of party have compiled with great
care and offer to the public, for the low price OF sir
cents each, the HERALD ALMANAC, for the year lSi9
Published on Tuetdsy morning, January2.
This publication, which Is designed as an annual
publication from the HERALD Office will be found to
contain vast body of political and other information
for the use OF politicians and citsens Of the United
States generally. 1t is printed in . neat pamphlet
fern Of As pages octave and besides the calaudsr
the usual astronomical information, calculated for the
principal merdisns of the United States contains full
returns, from all the States Of the recent Presidential
election arranged by counties &C. population tables
statements of trade the New York canals extracts
from United States public documents viz the Trsa-
sury and Post-oice reports; and . compendous chro
nology of events which trsnspred during the evsnfu
year Of 1s48.
We can confidently commend this Almanac to our
readers and citizens generally, containing In the
cheapest form possible, . vest fund Of information
which will prove, hereafter of high value for ready
reference decidedly superior in its contents to the
ephemera, and generally incorrect, similar publica
tons Of the day.
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FESTON, JONES & AR1IrAGE.
SOlicitOtt. Hudd- rsf,ed York shire En- r'and
RAILRO

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-NoTICE FOR PRO p05ALs
Sealed pcssls will DO received by the directors OF the
eer Railroad Company, their Office 81 Wall street,
the 9th dsy Of January for the grading and s,nry
done Section S. north OF tanne The work
to he completed BY the frat day Of june i9
pls spcc6ca loss that will b. Lubntcd office OF
psny Of twenty
viii Be retaiuod the company until ,he contract
security for performances No transfer OF will 30
nzsd permitted The patty contracting will be required
take the drill on sid secton and for tbs sieepc
aid tie laying u ra laid Of
At fair valuation, to be determined in su,h insnscr
sstlo chief engineer OF said company decide Tho fii
names OF al rosnus that parties any sutton
TO he written ont on the ,sme Contract TO DO enersj
into Immediately after tho cpsaoo OF sOn Tie dirc
to themselves tho 5ht To rsk m
that he ofrsd. may consider In Of the
Ooe M the duisou tstlr Nd COMPANY
New York, 26ih Dee iS1a JOHN o. JERyIS Chof Iars
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TO TO the 22d there had been 1877 deaths from ohol
which day the Board Of Health passed the fol-
lowing rePoluti0n:-
seso,d Board confirmed In the opinion
known by or Asaic cholera
its suhurbs The Board duty advise the ctsens
o. New Orleans OF the tact Of its presence forced 70 b.
From the New Oreans Bulletin. Dec 221
The cases IN private Iaotss still but few In numbee
though regret that heard OF 70
sTcotale otizong yesterday.
The weather to this time. ha, been very uufavoras aud
dur the dsy, but present there cyerj Indication Of ia
vorale changf at the time Of writing the wind w.
tine temperature racy falling During dreadful Of
oa records Of tsas Havana in 10 wesk, One
day tie numttr amounted to 30 when change wind
only day after the disease had entirely
ared and returned We only hope that favorable
etsnee IN tic weather will ~ ectuay and promptly relieve
US from the presence Of the unwelcoMe visitor
It's stated by the papers that more than twenty
thousand OF the Inhabitants had left the city since
the cholera made it's appearance aud this medical pro-
fession were fret to raise the alarm and fly. The
pert the 20 that loo deaths al created
roabated on the 2Sth that strong hope aimed
that IL might BIO entirely suppressed There reports
are so conflicting that it Is impossible to aim ct pro-
per conclusion or know what is the extent Of the IA
tally Of the pdemc.
From tho Charles on Courier, Dec goth
"A letter from New Orleans dated 2th received
to-day states that the deaso chen ragged great extent and
the Iane thereby created there every prospect
purcbaed for tie market could DO shipped for
that daymen would not transport them TO the vessel
the writer Ieither love money would command
the services OF the drsymen.'
The greatest excitement prevails at nearly all the
landings the Mississippi and Ohio rivers
70 much that passengers have to travel the
Southern BEATS and 1t is with the greatest difficulty
hands can be obtained to work them to New Orleans.
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AMOUNT OF PUBIC MONEY ON DEPOSIT.
IN nhat place. Amount on de. AMOUNT
s. i3o 95a IS st,sls.l3l 70

50 I'D yof 20 $f,3l6, ~ "
The amount in hand Of the Assistant Treasurer at
this port the 25th Of December, 1S47 was little
moro than million of dollars, and at New Orleans
nearly million and quarter At all other ports and
places the deposits not larger. The balance due
the last public oen will doubt be called In the
time having expired for its postponenent by the Secre
tary CT the Treasury. The amount deposit will not
be permitted to fall below four Millions IL possible to
preserve that amount in the Treasury The duties on
imports will begin to increase, and the surplus
enlarge
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United States District Court.

Jan. Z.-Dectsi0ns y. Garrett VS. the steam
boat Poet Boy-Decree for cAima with costs Bax-
ter and others vs.. Leland and others.-Decree for
libelants
nfelgnt. :.....'.'... .........". $3.50 40
Total ............. 45l 90
with summary costs Order Of reference ascertain
damages. Steret vs. steamboat Isaac Newton Decree
for claimants with COSTS Cunuin gha n vs. Kosciusko
Decree for claimants with summary costs Halet vs.
Patterson-Decree for respondents with costs Kelly
70 the schooner American System Decree for libel.
lant summary costs. Order Of reference to commis-
sothers.-Decree against Cowen $500; against Thur
!ington S25 snd costs Bloomfield vs.. steamboat C.
observation-disclosures for claimants and each party to
pay his own costs. WurIe VS. the schooner Carroll
Decree for claimants, with costs Fuller vs. Madgan
Decree for hbellant, with reference and costs The
Hoboken Land and Insurance. Co. VS. the steamboat
Columbus-Decree for claimants without costs, Ryan
and others va Green, other suits Depending
on tie same question. Decree for lbelauts. With
costs Mo~att vs. Brswne.- Decree for responde uts
summary costs Fernandez vs. Hidden Decree for
respondent, summary costs Maeoon and others vs..
$1,000 In specie and effects saved from schooner John
vcwei-Dceree salvage against eec, g. and for claim
ants as to $15 specie with costs to beants out OF the
specie.
The January tenn Of the court commenced this day
but sufficient number of grand jurors not having
appeared, the court adjourned having fret directed
full panel to be summoned for morrow morning.
G'rayuan vs,Weeks ct al Decree against Weeks for
$1O0 and agaihst Whittleeey for $75. with costs.
Crawford Va steamboat Buffalo Libel dismissed with
costs. Kelly VS. the steambost Manhattan Decree
for reference to mini sioner to ascertain
dams gee, without costs Lamb Briard-Decrse for
respondent, with costs Rose Bursey. Decree f,r
respondent, with summary costs GLADDEN. Emery,
and four other Dope pdug the question
Decree for respondent, with costs Craig VS. Loril-
lsrd.-Decree for respondent, with summary COSTS
Ross lehman. Decree for re-po ndents with sum-
mary costs. Ringgold Croker and others Decree
time en- shore 1t Manila, with costs Order Of refs
senSe to state amount
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The CALIFORNIA HERALD, No l, full Of valuable
information relative to the Gold Region and the routes
thitber accompanied by very full and correct MAP
OF THE GOLD AND QUICKSILVER REGION Is
ready for delivery. IL contains twenty column,
Of reading matter.
We shall publish the CALIFORNIA HERALD, No. 2.
next Friday or Saturday It will contain ell the add
tionsl intelligence that may arrive from the Gold
Region, together with the movements throughout the
country Of the migrating parties. Sol and be illus
trated with splendid map Of the Bay Of San Fran
cisco, with ell the soundings and islands therein,
carefully delinested This will be very valuable
number to those who are going to Ell Dorado by sea-
Agents requested to send In their orders Is rapidly
as possible for both numbers.
Single copies sixpence.
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Marketa.

CINCINNATI, Dec 3O-6PM
FLouR-Market steady 1T previous quotat us Hogs
-Msrket dull prices have declined sales of 4os head
az 30 o 12H. Whiskey-Market dull; sales at Is
lbH per gallon The river has fallen Is inches since
last report. All business is depressed; captains OF
steamboats, find it impossible to engage for New
Orleans, ON account Of the cholera
PITTsBURG, Dec 80, 1848.
Flour-The receipts light; sales of western ct
So SIN per Dbl. Gran-Nomaal sales of white wheat
at 20 cents per bushel Cattle Msrket-Sses Of hogs
at So 26 to SO A per 100 lbs Provisions of wes
tern cured hams in bulk, at $40 per h. Western
butter sells ct l2c l2hc per 10. Sales of cheese at
n O. molasses sells at 27c per gallon The weather is
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fItk makes US TO
W new cefs ls bore ers have been much and
taxes rs place In the foremost Subsr pouring
determined not 10 lose any part Of the $1,000 which
far ahead OF ell reorr rolden orn;eus from
forts Of people Some OF distinguished writers have
Teen secured contributors and the Flag bound 20 a the
opmost round IN TIC ladder OF tane Para Benjamin. j. IL
Dugopns Ma Frances Oszood, r. Arthur lent Murray
and others will contribute its colu rsnde the Fr
ono 10 b A par N the Union
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BALTIMORE, January = 18l0.
a Cali forniG Commodore Stocktons Gold
Mines-- Dreadful Accident. &c.

BALTIMORE, January z, lofV.
a California Erpedifion-Commodore Stockton, Gold
Mnes--Drcadfut accident, &c.
Capt II. Norris and others have purchased tho first
GLASS pilot boat Eclipse and to at her out
to start ct the close OF tho week for San Fran
cisco.
One Of Fulten's steam pumps, with boiler, pipes So,
was shipped on Saturday from here, for Com. Stock
toms god mines in Virginia 1t Is OF but six horse
power but Is capable Of raising ton Of water per
minute two hundred feet perpendicular from the bot
tom of the shaft. The Comm dore cslculstes that
when his mine is thus cleared Of water he will be able
to shovel out the gold ut brisk rate There has also
passed through to him from Philadelpha, within the
PAST few days, all the machinery for crush
ing and pulverizDg the ore
On New YEARS. Eve, quite terrible accident hap.
pened In one Of our negro churches. Just the
preacher was warning his congregation Of the
tsinty Of life of the large lamps suspended from
the ceiling came down on the heads of some Of the
worthippers. which created such constsr nation in
the house that some Of the women jumped from tho
GO lery to the lower floor, and those below jumped
throsgE the windows carrying sashss and all with
them, whilst in the general row, men, women aud
children were knocked down and pied upon. One
died about two hours afterwards from inju
received, I'D several others severely injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-03
Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edwards.
JAN 2-R. Y. ". thorn ct al, rs X. p BeH-This
js action two promissory notes. made In 1887, and
purporng to be ndorsrd by the defendant, paya
able In Ia and the other In 10 months each, for the
Gum Of Ss87 81, making in gross, S1774 CO. The de-
fence ret up Is forgery The tried three times
before, and tho verdcts set aside by the Supreme
Court. The comes up for the fourth time to
be tried ON the same evidence.