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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22


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CONSUMPTION

~ RgsETos, CLARK a Co.'S &c ebfssd genuine Ne
deias Cod Liver on, for Consumption, .cfotaocs sfsr
ions, rheumatism s0ut nc. ~. The seasou os DanEhe
t1fng Cod Liver o.. haying conn -ncsd C. Co hs''
he pleasure u aernz he pIre ses q usaf own nsn'
fIeiDre, ~heh hey warren, 70 every respect rn~
I'll per bO;s snd . suitAbs reduction nsts vssa lSs'
Quantities are t4ken.
CAUrIoS-Ibs wonderful saeces. NAT has si'enas1 "
lse Of pure Cod Liver On having created "a e1rsoah"I
demand Tor T. lage qassunes q spurious Gisn'n' h.''
been orced into market and palned q iof Esr7ins %
gres; injury q TIE paues,s s5d is sucesss depeoS' O.
nrey upon is purity too much care esnno, - asd pro
curing Il genuine.
Rr,HTos, CLAHK l. Co wholessie ard Hsa1 Css1.',
abf Drgggis,s and manufacturers q pure hediea-
Li7er OIL 10 Broadway, 10 AssOr Howe and ~ S's
- 81 Ssos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

Mr. D0ASIs ScHooL.-Ths Examination o.
WLra schOol Nc = Yhe-B.s Var. under 10 EG--
agenen. u J. Dosns. Ess. "a .ndsf.Ess5.s Princpsl
AID Ma ; Cornell, PrneiPa q he ssies sepsrm-u,'
I'D Ass J sct-lcE, s1d her .s-oeiAe. passed of
yesterday - greA. ereci % A. concerned We fave Sc
Cen Witnessed more prompt AID effective scholarship II
puhis 'choo Lar vas aispsys; By a. ne s-Dsytrs
I'D We wCut Ec;s e-Psraly he yoous .ssies who AZ
itisa A~n--lv-s Gcs. admirably IN nesry a. Of he
'fsaenes sugs- Ma Cornell cssSTvag q sr.s, praise
i9r ssF 1n~sset Endness al ye-sSy.rs-ce nj. .eoo
a As Hgesi 4 ae c1y, ksrns ever seventeen saaerse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22


b. NJ B1LTEs. fsvor,5v - bl 90 s2e1d &c clAtef
Of he Easr--r D.s--1s4-T o. Nsw.York
B. NJ DfNrSST fsvorshlF ~ BIZ % uv@s; sdcl1oos-
power. n he Boards q Supervisor.
B. NJ FIszr corre-e. tne i alihorfzng re Civ q
Brooklyn 10 complete ne Cir HA- L. RsAi tri tire
40 - Bill to prolss for paving ae existing sebs al
s5iiues q ,5e Ciiy o. sroosyu ReAs tsrt rme al
VI PsrY~ -ov>d 20 mae 4e I'll vNk.as s7pro7-i.-
-'1s % -ss-7 Hos1!i.s o.; o. NeNYo7k s9ecs order
r. sesersl Orphan s.l rss. ou NJ Fis<E, zsr--.
-e--r-.i 90 The sans COMMITTEE
- 1. % 9 >=-cf Committee o. -~pc-t compete AEr-~d
TIE cresr0- cs- ~ o- sEre- u % De rero, nj ls
C---,. o. re 1yio- on - sf r--zsr- f5r ts- ~.
.-sn-eri 60 --- S=--ca R.r-r A. 8slv .-sv-i-.
NJ s.ssE renewed -fs motion -e.-- l-= a Tee
C.ls lcIr ssicrsrs .1r -er-Ai- i-f'rrsrc-
I1.s 1- vs. -e9.7c q occcS. wa-- - Z - sci
-scs-.u..s
Markets ..B,lrrSosr Tl.-s3sy Feb @.
Sa'es 1000 btls Howard s. FLOUR ~ =
5 showing sigh, decline Cos> ia far recr- a.
s- b. .r-rl- 81 tnts New Orleans SECS -. 3 80
go. : ~ .o p Aso Isl Dbl, N-Fc- ca, M'i tss-'
= = -7i- SINE
stock Exchange.
so,ro~. Ta--s-av. stb q
SErose BotE7-s Shares Long is-aal s. 81
Aa7-r -1- 2--ues.e-
ship News.
sRANKsuRT FEB EAR. schr Cora. Ncrf.s
PORTLAND sta-Si. esrk Arira Havana ~ VI
F,Lf F.IFR rrs-Sf .cr- T.rtc. NY,-s
5OSrON s-Nu. .c-r Asllrra. '.n csr-e-s> s'' i .-
Len -EsJ Carer ias C-1s0g 40 >srs1. ,or 5c.t'r
s-a.s - .e' .5' Ni"'s '' t'' '''' messy
SCR barre. NssL N1rr
Be..~ oil. % JAS S-ov-. fr J. .ser0on. 'i,h %
Cd .lirs Howard Ssn F-llcsco. GOODWIN. do Wind
s1r Css-e NOr.ea-s Ans-c. Aqasehicc-a ea-Es Her
ID. JrIoa. sst.z, ,rs SIS Ava Cape ro,n. { o =
r ~7 H~ei C.catl-gcs Ns-- s1rto'. ss--'no-e -"
NEw-OELEASs. I,,s-i-r. .h.F MAJ q ofes-., y
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southern Mails. &c.

BsLTIH0RI, Trlrsfsv feh. 4is ?. y
All ne back Southern mails have come o. hant
The gale Ct Orleans The l2h detained me scsrr-
Georgia until ire 5,h Sume ~. 10 damage also 1cclrr..
% he zhiTT.Hg iu he tafhor.
The P.clYne announces tie death of Capt We.s. .s-
o. ne trc Major Esftani of Phiad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22
NIn,cment. Of Nlc,.r.. rn,lor md CIay.


WlsUINsfIN, I"UTsIaI- FeI =
President TAYLOR lcit the White House for RE
noud TO-DAY 60 participate IN me cerenores NJ laying e
corner s'oLe OF the Wash nGton Monument
Hon Henry Gay aI- efi tor Philadelphia 20 De- present
~ 'ac Wig Young Mct'- Festival -o ne t-t f,morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

BALIIN02L, TLUf.cay, Fe1 1T 2 v
i Gre occurred at Portsmouth, liu what state IS
nor moniicrec ou We3nesdc~ iesroyrg he trd'ugs cc
cup.ei hv Nessrs Lash Adams Owens, AsheI Nsnrhi'
Peace Fee, and Oher. the loss which Is consider
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

y Prof D,vt, del.vsr. his introd .cto,y o. ,
Of lectures before he yar. ard teachers Of n ~
ma seseol q TIE Fable Sthool SOc.egy A. he bas,
corner Of Grad And Elm n ., oe.oek ts sssry<o,
Sse'e-- The nAare and grliy OF MsahersncE srss,,.
= RENHSrI. the eu,inen. Hungarian victims,
has e.uu~d ron he so0th sNer haviug given two a.
eesssl eonccr;s IN sseh q he eaes . Pt sAe,sA =.
Baltimore The lovers - good music VI 10 s7u,, \,
pleased 10 earn shsi Reu'sryi s,a Bcrghe.s VII 80.
eoresr' IN Ais Ci;y O. russoay evsnns 9sth net
FsRRr At PITRNoSr The rev ferry Al Pc,
rc-, he erDls, o. ~ New York and we Raio.s j,
he Haisu RIVER W. - coap eed a. .-e sat. r.as,
next ~e,s There }. 10 ~ new 5spoi % BE ua..
aiver Railroad = po.ul opPo-fc PirrroaL be- -
Dsarrau's station midway between Does'. Fsrry a.
Ts-ssvu The ferry VII be box abcot a-esSus-r,. q
us scscss ard the river here J. seldom ever ircsss
AM,~ MIssISG-Ws;kiu jones a We'chmsr
aged s. aboui issi 'nctc, high BY occapaaos AZ
yer, .,rci srl resusr "a habits ing iN Chr.
test eH A. family NJ, snd ~ chdrer sho1' ,ococs
or 'he mcrlng o. SlnJsy lsA Jan o sse ar AZ
else sa5 tss aot been .,rcs hsana fcr hy as iary A.
h, wss ID sebl,tlet h-s.a md s5~rs under li~h -
gre 20 excitement DO = s-srei iaai sresAus ser.a. -
lefs ca hm Ary lnNuaa-or resisc o. BIN would e
sra,sfa received by bis stressed ' anne JoNrA
Shove Ia hrorhsr John Jores Novelty issn wcrts
NsN-lofs. Exchange posse copy
BowE> X NcNANELs SitA HorsE-rhs
splendid s.orr a Rrosdeas colfe,e aid vii ~ hosr
opcH 10 J.y Tor puzzle Inspection from q. 20 rco>k We
~o.d sd,ise a. who have been aside ol hs oail,,
o. - 49, see TIE snNo grmen. oS eshaus vcrt'.nss
warming. ks are unsurpassed Mrss' Men els-r
- ,si theS VII cowmerce eus.aess lsre on No-ss.
next AZ sas that t.e srge ~ mercy a,
pended o maze building 50 attractive W. prove "a a
.h..... .,.-re~rle.l a rroa f,hla tuVesu-err
- The tine pan,as o.. the Battle of Res.,
BE- Paiaa Is row on eNa.boa - he society Lb-srr
ii. SAD be "a faiihfi' s-i ptcs. rzirras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

3D., .,s.a.v bv Mr.. MILLER Of y. J and IL the
House by Mr. Br''rLI Of Ill but ~,'00vs TIE enc,
,,t,oo Of any special novelty Mr. "iSTHFoF
sl.o made speech on this '0bjeo; which VII be
read with attention and interest Sever" o'her
-, .ubiects were Aso considered. the results
--,.d a, may be found in our telesrsphic dispatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22
MAGIC nAla DYE.

~ FH.LoFs wonderful Improvement % cosof "e -.
n ~hi.ksr, ne mOnsai II 10 applied, wsthoai nlnI
Ire hair % ssiD. Il car - S.hsd innedis'sy 49,.
distsrbsrs he color, ard hta bed od0r u 81
or soid wholesale and rs.xil, Al PzALOss ip bns
corner Of Dsyst; and CT. SswcsuL lz cassns'N
sdsspA.s, suAa, o., doabss s,zs q So "~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22
8Y TelfGRaPa 10 TIE HEw.YORk 1sl8USE
The European Ncws.

The steamship America had not arrived ~ Ha
TAX ai O'Clock yesterday afternoon. sire .s over due
lsf pou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22
A LAST fFQUFsT

Lyon we pray Thee not % 20,
The nation would d-r0ra jour i0ss,
10 lhon would carss thc utmost 10
To thus The ocean you should cross
The Pills kIl rats and nice the SPOT M dasteu
Powders ki!l c0ckroscues and OIL kinds Of insects
Depot, ~ Broadway
~ Advertisements daily furH aried Dr puDactia1
IN TO best newspapers of 81 css and principal owns
ue United states, Canada, g. by he Eccfedo1 sgrni
u PAINE who IL also sgfl0fiZsd g. receive s1brcnp
l0na Once 10 he Tribune Bindings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22
Amending lhe Con.1llnlion o. lInr,land.

BtLrrNcrF. THURSDAY Feb 4i-9P g
TIE Senate o. this State nave passed F7'c 10
axe ue sense of tle people on ealing Convention 20
amend fi.a or SLIM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22


ae-es Mora sas.oa Eaisly a'ed some sNes.'1'
nus,e ave res ne occasion Nge nameer o. visit
I m, wsrs II sii-n3snce NJ Superintendent Aeen VII
s,.r4,. NJ Kereay'. school, IN N.uih-s, to-day
49,.
TESTIMONIAL 70 JOHN !. boANt' H'V oP"~ -"
ofa auadrsd senlenen met " ga feD''' ma Z -.
~. - r,o.-. P-'seiesi ofyvara SeAco. No n
.r,.-ss ga sscA ehsu * a. token % her esteem
sh-N, u,.s sd gentleman. ard Of .ssir appreciation
~ Is a5ry .s-.s af5rAsi Az consistent sourse -
--e-Al A''e'.-'- :. -. =.
S.s a - 49, r..,. b s.s .ev made We.
r-.. ~ sre-,r-a.e .e-rca r. watch - tvsi a. sc1's
.-l-h % ae .e-'se- D, W poeae = .es VS. - "a
- IS 80. 49, -. ~ 49,, .-. ..--ca-y 80
sx-eer, i,ss.w were gwen .7e,,ses ,asas .torie. ud
a .oa.''.ss 49, ,..- .-.,... D.. -. ,,.,. 81, ,.,.
we %sr -t. rsr.y q y t5 L. "a re ses sssny ~.
a,ca' crrone1s-N % oy re oy aP2sltci u'rv us1.'.
e.- - ~. - - /, -. 49,. ~ .'.- =, 80.
vel - = 11aucs1 were sHsaei d. ladesi .,rs1 .sr
wou1 rat t,vr 4.'corrfei re meears 20 ,e ei qs-y
49,. :, = ,i II. ,,--,,- Fl ~. 80. 4. I5s,s,
,.-.v ..of ..r .r~-k-rs Among le sreakers >.-e
A.--n-ae uer1as Gorsar - e+e5r srlsaas soocAs,
p 81 .iT ~ ~ 81, -, -. -,- Il. i, ~ -.
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The rs-ry 1rosr 19 q A. -. L otes s. ever na1 ar1a-
.- ,,.- - 81. ~. -, .,r-. b. ne
s.t'1ei' te. 49,
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,v,-.- AZ ,,is ne srss,.a Commute s,Sse
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iii report of he A1A' o &c OPe'S ~ &c i-'"'a-
resrrl. .u~- etcpt@~
r.,s rtr- E-rcr. g 81. r',~. 81 a.
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fT...st ~ ''- ~. 81 s-1t,i.e.' 20 pa -
srrt s'n H. H'' Ntr'if> P or re-
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M- Ma Var ff..f N'-.
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-.-. F. o-. -. q. r.. ..erste . '.l -.s.. r
..r-
~ H.a .... $40 Zee 1ai Ply Pho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22
DtHTIFNLN- HlTk
SPRING FASHIONS. 1899.
WILLIAM II. BEEBE : 70


HATTgrs,
10 Broad way, New York and l3s Chesnssi fhrde;ps
~ Respectfully announce he. they vii .sne he spr1s
Fashion ioF GenileUrb's Hats on Saturday, he "a lard
Msrsh. ensuing
In regard To Tie style, wish simply 10 remsss lhs
10 strictly appfoFrsie ~ e for which lnisoesf
and not ore hat bss becn during previous vtn1
In Parls London
IL quality enables - ssy with entire eoufdsnee,
~hoevsr mag be- % hisdy disposed a. 10 favor va
their patronage lhahey always be assured 0bsArns
Al our esAbhshme9t fog g. Hat whic vii Be 10 sgs1
point and particular. essentially, s. Hat
VIM II BEEBE co.
l5S Broadway r
lefur And lie ChesEat--i Phll.dslpsis
GEsIs. HATTIE ga BROADWAY
He. removed for FEW osys 2ls. ind r tho NassgE
where ~ vii be- happy hi. friends unu be- shall haze
the pleasure u meeting hem 81 bic Old stand ~
s kilds ard assorted fhickBrss--OOW kr
bsfa. terms b. he manyfacgref ns ps-ysofvg
stand nearly 100 degrees higher han sny other
facufe he process q Patented exclusively 10 hsso
sc1bef 10 other concern 70 aahOrized % use z0k Hui
oer mana sctaring HORACE r. DAY Is COr1sE6s.
lsf 2WeOd
PArESr kUssEs STEAM FAcKISo-l0oO0 Doands, en-
0faeing A. Tie kinds snd assorted csness-a0v u sure
for sale % liberal terms by lhs Manufacturer Tue Pass
n VII SAID Yearly 100 degrees hEtef heat han szy
CHER mansiaeiure The process psEso,sa eIelgsveg
70 NJ suoscribefso otter concern q Authorized 70 s''
Einr II R15ter manufacturing
iflvsod HORACE n DAY, y c0snas1si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a


~ Hothing had been beard Of The Liverpool '''."'
when The Tyt1sre ~as Pot 70 press mia roorn'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

Some thirty gentlemen were assembled at the
Irving House last evening on occasion Of dinner
given by the prominent paities in tie Atlantic and
Pacific Ship Canal Company, to Senor Eduardo
Carcache the Nicarsguan Charge d'Aiiaires The
dinner served IN The elegant style o. Ihe Mess.
Howard and credtRbe 20 the srlgtc skill AM
taste of he Irving House Mr.. Daniel B. Allen ocoupie
The chsr Mr. Y. Heller assisting him as NicePfesdsn'
Aaer the cloth removed lie Chairman read letters
from Hon n Clayton, Secretary Of State; Sir Lyuo
Bulwe- Henry Clay Col Benton George Bancroft, S,ua
tor Dix and others We copy the following
u 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

- The tnc psin:.a, o. the Battle Of Res.,
Be = Pan4 rows eNab..ioa - The society Lb-irv
IL. - ), y. -. laihhll 80 pte..v. rslat,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AVtereA~ MtsepN We ihink our "a sou, .nt,,..
Jra Crow Rec ngs' hsse found tae fountain of regr.
u-.cerce 1r posH De- rays with more spirit M "a
.9sn Hf Iii five wears ego >c1 kiul be- Tie NtrF-.,
MUMMY" his afternoon and evening al YOU vii -
WIthus The Mt.uaaus Louis 'sier ant ne corr, D.
hssi appear 1 several infsruie-. and grand panos
Iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

OPERA li-h; being the LAST hst oaa pi t1c
.1,-crralt season po-i.e-a o.--1 of Are 13eua "
Re ..ve'-S-r0r.-a B=r.lccn S. .i..t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

cos-s sua nay - - to~- - one 81 re very ee' Or
de--i Mora sas.ioa Esiu.y lsed some eNes-e-'
music gave res 70 ne occasion large uamoef o. Vs.,
or, wsr. II sii-n4saee. NJ Superintendent keen VII
s,,--.,. NJ Keresr'. sehool 10 S.uih-s, to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

Excess of P-ymen,. over receipts. t3,aeo 25
REAL EsTArL-The sales at the Exchange yes.
l-ri ~ we're a. y rgxs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

= A man known By the name Of Patrick Han.
fsnzH evening srFes-ed fyf beating bic wife IN
nOsf cruel 3s1ncr hereby lnfc-Rg dreadful gao o.
ef ~ 10 he WIS arrested and eoaysys 70 tie 1ocs
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-06-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
IOWA CONTESTED ELECTION.

The House resumed the consideration Of the re-
port of the Committee Of Elections, ON the memo
nal Of DANIEL y. MILLEa, praying TO be admitted
To a scat in the House Of Representatives as mem
Der from the first Congressional district in the State
Of Iowa, in the place and stead Of WILLIAM IHosr.
sos, the present sitting member from said State
and district
Mr.. McGAUGHEY, member Of the Committee
Of Elections, addressed the House, and, in the
of his remarks, said that the report submit
ted by Mr.. SThoSe purpofted 70 be that Of the
jorify, bat IL was not. The majority had decided
what were and what were not legal votes, and that
the contestant had received majority Of them.
Five Of the nine members OF the committee voted
TO receive the vote Of ksnesvile; and six voted
against receiving the vote Of Boone township. This
would give 20 Mr.. MILLER, the contestant, n ma
jory Of the legal votes; yet the majority reported
a resolution In favor Of the sitting member, and
gave him his seat by majority Of fifteen votes!
He insisted that the majority were in favor Of the
contestant. Let the computation Of the votes he
made by any disntere-ted individual, and the con-
testsnt will be elected.
Mr HARRIS, Of Tennessee, a member OF the
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In the Senate, yesterday, after the usua
morning business, the resolution submitted on
"Wednesday by Mr.. FooTE, respecting the late
movements in New Mexico, was adopted. The
consideration OF the Compromise bill was then
resumed, and the amendment Of Mr.. SoULE
was further debated by Messrs. WEBSTER
FoorE, BARNwELI., BUTLER, and DAVIS OF
Mississippi.
The House Of Representatives. were engaged
in the consideration of the report of the Com
mittee of Elections on the memorial of DANIEL
+. MILLER, contesting the seat Of WILLIAM
THOMPSON, as a representative from the first
Congressional district Of the State of Iowa.
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sisouLtn RroUEsT.--Some years ago Mrs. Sal
ter, the widow Of wealthy brewer at Rickmans-
worth, Hcrts, provided in her will that hogshead
OF ale should be daily given away by the possessors
oil the brewery, forever Accordingly, every
morning the ale barrel s plsced the public road
with an iron lade by its side, when such of her
majestys liegc subjects NJ are not above quafing
ladleful Of stingo in that public manner, may be
seen "wetting the clay" or washing down their
eleven o'clock We need not add that the barrel is
soon emptied. Formerly a brass tap was put into
the barrel but as that frequently disappeared with
Of spike-hole.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot

PHILADELPHIA, Wcdnesday-p.m
The steamer Mountaineer wrecked early
this morning, about nine miles above Cape Hcno-
pen, where she the old foundation of the
c;~ from New York and vas ON IN e Je ~ 20 sn,s
York pilot. Her passengers were taken off by the
steamer Kennebec, and brought to this city. The
steamer, it is feared, will be total loss, she is
A frame building, corner of Pegg street and
Ehlen's court, N. b.. occupied by Christopher Has.
sell a coffee roasting establishment, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. There about
500 worth of coffee in the building. No insu.
rance, believe.
Awoman, named Eliza Kelly, was very badly
burnt this morning, by her clothes taking fire from
a stove.
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SINGULAR AMALeAMATIoS.-Afr friend left at our
Office few days since, what may be considered,
30 far as our knowledge extends, production pc
culiar TO Minnesota. II was grub worm, appa-
rcntly Of the ordinary species, from the head Of
which had sprouted plant some three inches in
length. Both animal and vegetable life bad be-
come extinct, when we first saw IL, though vitality
clearly existed in each when taken out Of the
ground. We understand this species OF produc-
ton s not uncommon in the vicinity Of Point Dou.
glsss, where this was found The weeds spring
ing from the head OF the worm grow 10 the height
OF two three feet, the legs Of the insect
time distending themselves into the earth in the
shape Of roots. Animal life remains apparent
until the vegetable shoot above ground is killed by
change Of season, but whether a crop Of grubs Il
produced IN the way Of seeds, we not advised.
What can't we raise in Minnesota
81. Paul Chronicle. Man 95
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The fine, light draught steamer, Lightfoot, re.
turned from Council Bluff last evening with fair
trip Of freight and passengers. From the gentle
manly clerk learn that Kanesville and the sur
rounding country IL literally crowded with Nor
mon emigrants, and that provisions and other ne
cessaries have become enormously high. Flour was
selling at 81 so per 100 lbs; and oats in the
like proportion, and coffee and sugar we're not 10
be had at any price.--Sf. Lo-as Un,on, 15h
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HEALTH OF sAvANNAH.-The Sections report for
the week ending last Wednesday, shows that but
one white person died in the city fora week, and
that one infant month old. The deaths OF
colored persons were, aged 50, old age; aged 3d.
nervous fever; aged days, spasms.
Savannah nov contains a population of about
900 persons, and doubt II any other city of tho
same size in the United States can show as small n
bill Of mortality. We have not heard Of any deaths
this week, and feel little pride in the boast, as
the weather has been hot and dry, with cool nights
weather that would be likely 10 produce sick
meas, If the air was not pure and wholesome.
[Savonnah Republican, June 24h.
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TExAs-The Galveston Neips of June 9th says:
Gentlemen who have recently arrived from the
Lower Brazos and Oyster creek inform that the
sugar and corn crops are highly promising, not
withstanding the long cold and wet weather which
prevailed early in the season The cotton is quite
backward, but with favorable weather hcnceforth
this staple may come out and give nearly me-
dunn yield. Our readers will bear in mind that
the planters in the region alluded to abandon
ing cotton in consequence of the great advantages
Of this district for sugar planting"
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Powyns's STATUE or EvE.--This beautiful work
Of art, which reported 10 be lost in the wreck
Of vessel Oft Cartbagena, il turns out was not
damaged at ALL and IL now its way to this city.
friend Of Mr.. Powers, who went TO the place
where II supposed 10 be lost, found il safe and
without speck Of injury: Although there were
other copies Of this statue eytant, believe that
none OF them we're deslined for this country.
~. Y. Epenfng Post
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SUSPENSION OF THE MAsuFAcruaE

SUSPENSION OF THE MAsUFAcTURE or SALT
We understand IL TO be the intention of the salt
manufacturers within the Onondaga Salt Springs
Reservation. having cooled down" ON Saturday
last, 10 stop their works and not manufacture any
more salt during the coming month, commencing
to-day. The reasons for this stoppage are, that
the market is now overstocked with salt, and Il
Is consequently bringing very low price, and
that fuel is in pretty good demand and also high
Syracuse Journal, June path.