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Price ReduCed!
VAUGHN'S
LlTRGNTRIPTIC MIXTURE f!
large Bottles only One Dollar.

large Bottles Only One Dollar.
The Proprietor Of the Great American Remedy AUaHs'c
VEGETABLE LrHosTRIrTrC MlxrrRE,' induced by the
urgent solicitations Of his Agents. throughout the United
States and Canada, has
Reduced tho Price
Of his popular and well known article and from this date
henceforth, he will put up bat siLe ouy-nls quart
bottes:--the retail price will be ...
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may assured that the character of the cd
ene its strength, and curative properties WILL REMAIN
UNCHANGED, and the will be bestowed in pre-
pairing it as heretofore.
As this medicine, under its reduced price, will be purchased
by those who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
with It's virtues the proprietor wouM beg intimate that his
article to be cassod with the OF " Remedies
Of the day - claims for itself greater healing pesr
all diseases, than other preparation before The
Wertd and has sustained itself for eight BY its superior
medical virtues and until this reduction commanded donbo
the price of any other article in this line
NOTICE PARTIoGTARLY this article with great heal.
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs upon the action of which life and
health depend
This m,!ietne has Justly high rspute as remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel,
and all diseases of that II may be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his paentand for
these distressing Diseases more especially DRorsY propr
would earnestly and honestly recommend IT, At its
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial will prove
tlle article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
fT Please ask for pamphesthe agents give them away;
they contain sixteen pages OF receipts Tin addition To full
Eedcal mae valuable for household purposes, and which
will dolar to practical houekeepeB.
These receipts introduced make the book Of great
value, aside from its character an advertising medium for
the medicine the testimony favor of which, in tho form Of
letters from all parts of the country be relied upon
"Vaughn's Vegetable Iithontrptic Mixture 1.-THE
Great American Remedy for sale in bottles at 81
each small bottles 50 each No small bottles will he
issued after the present stock s disposed Of.
Prin.dpal Office, Buffalo, N. ". 2N Main Street,
H-.- .a G. G. VAUGHN.
N All letters excepting from agents and dealers with
whom he busne) must be post paid attention
will he given 10 them.
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or We have been requested to give the
following article place in our columns, and,
as we are assured that it contains nothing of
a personal cbsraeter in regard TO any one we
cheeIfu,lr comply: s-.e
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q e w Firm
AND
N EW STOR E!!

MILLIGAN & MOORE,
One door south of ]. S. Thomas Dry Good Store
IHAVE jnst received, and are now opening
the lnrgest and best assortme ent of
Groceries and Confectionery
ever offered to the public in Cadiz. They have
only space to enumcrate some OF the leading ar'i
cles they have on hand: Coffee, Tea. Sugar
Chocolate. Molasscs, Cheese, Water and Butter
Crackers, Pickles, Rice, Allspice, Pepper, Ginger
Nutmcgs, Salaratus. Indigo, Alum, Starch. Can
dies, common and refined Soap. Shaving Cream
NIackerel, Lake Salt, Herring, Hams, Shoulders
Sides; Flour, an excellent article; Oranges, Lem
ons, Raisins, Figs, Almonds, Filberts, Peanuts
Walnuts, Cassia, Lemon Syrup, Candies. Liquor
ice, Blacking, fine Cigars, Tobacco, candle-wick-
ing, Batting, wool Twine, Bed Cords, Glass, Pow
der and Shot, Lead, Caps, Forks, Garden Hoes,
Brooms, Beaver Buckets, together with hundred
articles not mentioned.
Their stock is entirely FRESH, and was bonght
uron such terms MS will BILE them TO sell rs low
as any persona in the same business west of the
mountains CllI, examine and price cur articles,
and we will satisfy you that this is not an idle
boast but FACT
They have. also, made arrangements by which
their stock will, at all times, be kept full
MILLIGAN Il MOORE.
April "a, 1s50--tf.
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w. CRABB & CO.'S.
MERCHANT TAILORING
a n D CLOTHING STORE.


Directly opposite h3 Public BUiIiiags
NHE Subscribers call die attention of ,hcir
i friends and the public. 10 Iieir large aud well
selected stock Of FASHIONABLE READT
MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
which iof variety of style ana fashions, and ex.
oeilence' has never been approached by any thing
in this marker.
We are determined to give satisfaction to all by
selling good articles. ms well made tud us cheap
as can be bought in Philadelphia, We therefore
not only invite the people Of the country, visiting
the town, to give us call, but the citizens of ca
diz also; for which nothing will be charged. but
thanks will be returned, Whethe they purchase
or not
AS we intend TO keep constantly on hand every
thing in the CLOTHING LINE, and ali that
makes up gentcman's wardrobe, and at such
pnces as shall defy competition we hope by strict
"iehuon to business, to meet the views and rea-
generally.
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
win be continued ,and garments of all kinds made
and trimmed as usual in the best manner, at the
same stand. Particular attention will be bestow-
ed upon this department.
Persons who may not desire US to make nm their
garments, can be furnished with most superb
and splendid stock of
CLOTHS AND CAsslMEREs,
with appropriate trimmings, at our store There
is not as good stock in town as ours from which
to choose. New York and Philadelphia FISH
ions will be regularly received
| tC5- Hav ng iu common with every body else,
known for a long time that such an establishment
as the above was badly wanted in Cadz, we con-
fldenily hope that the public will triumphantb
sustain us. On our part, we will exert ourselves
to the utmost to please.
1 Cadiz, April II, 1885,
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"OHEO EEARMONEs,T'. .

A COLLECTION of Psalms and Hymn tunes
IN from the hest nn:hor, to which is added n
selection Of Temp eraRcc songs, also, containiae
the ruilimeHs of mu sic, on n plain and c0neisG
February ~ 1850. e ~,
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Xt.RoOkS

whcih cmbiaces Hebrew Bibles, Lexieons. Gram
marsi Greek and Latin Classics. such us are a
dopted by the faculty OF Franklin College. Sen
tuagent, fOlymicFou Greek Testament. Hsexi
con. white calf, neat) Webstef's Dicii0narie
from the lcasl even 10 the gfeastesti 2 variety
oi school Histo'ics, reading booss, &c. Ala
FoetCR. .-EmbrncIng Shakespeare, Milton, o.
sian, Young. Pope, (nnd almost all the. oIdsr
British Classic Poets) Byron. Moore, Calnpbeli,
shelley, Pollock, Wodsworth, Bryant. SigouIny.
BralnaFd, Griswolh. Poets and poetry, riulcaad
tenfa'e; upper, Hemans, Landon. and Barns.
History, y,-or Greece, Rome. England, lreland,
France, Germany, United States, and also
Iheotogy.-Bibles o various sizes and binds,
n few Family in Caif and Morocco, gilt edged
bindings; with Examinations and plates. Testa.
ments. CamPbells do, Josephus' Encyclopaedia
Of Religious knowledge. Bucks Dictionary, Ser
mon on the Mount (sInall quarto. illuminated,
pretty very,') Pilgrims Progress. Bogccs Lee
| lures, D'Anbigne's Reormation; Koran.
lA4'o and Medicine - Blackstone, VattolPs Jaw
OF Nations, Whcatons do. Practice of Medicine
by Wood, Watson, Eberly, Mcintosh, &c
Splcndid!y illustrated works on Surgery, Dentis-
try, diseases Of the skin &C.; Medical Dictiona-
res' Drspensatories; and n variety OF works. on
diseases Of particnaraofgans, and systems
ona.t on the Horse, Cattle, Dog, Hog, &c. AL
Miscellaneous Uorks Such as modern British
Essayits, Lynch's Dead Sea, Tupper, Locke,
| Noble deeds Of Womnn, Chesterfield, Chapone,
Devil on two Sticks, Dicks works, Marryatt, Boys
Treasury Of Sports, Philosophy OF do. Owens
Architecture (n splendid work) Downing rural
DO, Tulhill's History OF do. Toy Bibles andioy
books OF various sizes; song books Ga. And last
but not least.
Language and Poetry Of Floieers.-In consider
able variety, from small 32mo to octave. All
got up in fine style, and contain the choicest
scraps Of the best poets; as culled by the host
taste, making fit companions for our ilirest Indies
in exploring the beauties of the gems Of the
Vegetable creations.
Stattonary,--Cap paper, post, do gilt edge, note
paper, Envelopes plain and srubossen: Waters.
mottos, transparent do; Pens, Ink, and Sand;
Bristol board, Drawing paper and pencils; dfiw-
ing books; cards, paints, perforated board, crotch
e. books, Portfolios, blottng cases, albums, re.
wards Of merit, sheets and cards, &C.. &c.
New Athens, April TO- 1850. L. FINLEY.
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cheapest Medicine in the world !!

AGENTS-John Beal, Cadiz, o.
d. +. Croskey, Ns'D Market, O.
Hogg s Parrish, iNoorfeld, O.
Thomas ArneH, Antrim, O.
Ogden & Clark, Cambridge, O.
II. Roby d Co., Lcesburgh, o
1-' j Forbes, SEN, Hagerstown. O.
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AIDES DREss Goops, such as laees, edgings.
l. fringes of all kinds, French collars. satin.
mantua and embroidered, ribbands. .artifcals, kid.
silk, Berlin and misses Gloves, silk, mohair and
worsed Mitts mohair, wosI- black nrd white
hose, silk and linen HandIkerchieis. full assurt
ment Of Combs, aud great many otirer articles
which we would take pleasure in showing, ut
nov. Z, 40. BENEFITS Stare
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is not oAatch in any at the Easie'n, Wes-
tern aud Middle Cries of this great uaion Of
any respecabiIiiy but have lie { chor-.
A FRsI8NB.
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8. w. ROS'H' vVECEx

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR .aT L.9TY
"TILL continue topracticcin Harrisonand
wv the adjoining Counties.
Ohce n-osite the nnhlic oaicea. Aug lR. 1919
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LEVI q. FOEksYFHEE,

Attorney at Ldw g. Solicitor in Chancery
NNT practicein Harrison and tho adjoining
wv counties. Collections, the business Of Ex-
ecuor and Administrators, Guardians and Wards
Petitions for Partition, Settlements &c Estates and
all other business entrusted to him viii receive his
prompt attention.
OFFlCE-inrnediatcl under the Sentinel Prin-
ting Office. June 81. Is4g.
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JOSEPH SHARON.

Attorney at Lar & Solicitor in Chaacerg.
"T ILL practice in Harrison and the asioin.
wv ing Counties. Collections the business ff
Executors ana AtimaniStrators. Guardians aIhl
Wards. petitions for partftion. settlement of Is
tates, and all other business entrusted % his cas
will receive his prompt attention. Office ntjoia-
ing the Treasurer office. Cadiz, Apr Is, l649.
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B @ Cd a.
NEW hVHENs 0HlO-.. q

The UaefragIca lsn5st 5ee,sl !. fsa..!t 81. a
ggoi sofsrtio,fg' Booaa. stisA & ris a5lr It hts
RCgm, IN ~.-,,.
New ATHENS 0630sn ri.
A ND which be will sci rs Ios ss they saitba
"A procured in the western country TH6tsl-
lection embraces well selected assdgtnBent con
sisting in part OF COLLEGE and C0MatcN
SCHOOL, 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
BALTIMORE.
.LennY Lind n1 Rn!ttmore.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
BALTIMORE, Friday, Dec IS.
Much dissatisfaction has prevailed within the
Ios4 +lraa dave Of tho condDct Of Snacn)ators who
,''' ''i''1 70 -
have realized or eAtoFteo ratAeF' tue most unP'e
cedented prices. Barnumis accused OF connlyance
with SPECTATORS He denies it shows he has no
means TO control them, the sales to them being
5,,,, 81. VIA ~, - VOC, sc;s,+,,, ,rq
''i 'i'' ~ 10 IN ~
tect the citizens from imposition he recors to sell
ing the tickets for next concert, which comes off
tomorrow night, by auction limits the purchaser
n 20, and GIVES or,Iars - a,.,I,,7, al or,
I, v,l,s - T>1'--''' a.
Ano"." 70 Oe s'seUi"'eFs, Inns moae Of sellA5
tickets proves more profitable to Barnum than
selling them at private sale, by sl.45O. Highest
price lat premium) to-day, 50 average price all
roand, Sc so proceeds of sale, SI25So. Excite.
ment daily increasing. Barpum in fix as to
whether he goes 10 w ashiugton as early as an.
uounced, or gives an additional concert here on
Monday, The Baltimoroans stand up for the lat.
ter Barnum. believe, is haLf inclined to give
in to them Il he shoald d. Ct e9uFs il vii be only
~ "eCuiu%so az -, MS Jay lily L5a o9s
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NF1vyORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1850

A charge Of 1a4 cents has been made on every
person who this day attended auction, with
view to exclude all who did notwant to purchase.
This had been freely paid and the amount s'4i
was handed over to the Mayor tor charitable par-
poses. 1oufs -,
p. S-BarnEm has just received an adTlce
from washington, which renders it advisable he
should proceed thence to morrow. Consequently,
Mile Lind gives berfrst concert there on Monday
The various Fire Companies are making exten-
s;ve arrangements for the reception OF Nisilant
Fire Co of Philadelphia who are expected to ar
rive IN this CRY on next Monday afternoon. ! ne
escort viii comprise almost every company u. "a
eo1iprnents. their handsomest machinery, and
with all the finest military bands in the city The
dipIay viii surpsss any similar parade witnessed
here for severaI wears.
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BURGLARY AND EXTENSIVE RosBERY.-On
Sunday night the !ewelry store OF Hunt Moore,
loo B6wery, was burglariously entered and rob
bed Of watches and iewelry Of various descrlp'
tons to the value Of = coo The burglars II ap-
pears, obtained access to rear yard and thence
10 the root OF the store where they succeeded IN
remoyingthe skylight and in gaining admission, to
the store After securing the vaIuabes they
made their escape through the front door, the key
OF which was in the lock. They have not as yet
been arrested
GALE on LAKE Reconsideration of
Steamboats, and Shipping have Just heard
from the steamer A D Patchin, to the effect that
she is a total wreck and thatthe Lexington, which
has been to her assistance torthe past two weeks
has been driven ashore The gale, which has con-
tinued with undated fury tor the week past, and
is now raging with great power, has resulted in
immense damage 20 the shipping IN the harbor
and on Lake Michigan To-day, we hear OF che
propeller Ohio, schooner Henry Clay, and other
craft. being ashore of Bots Blanc. The large schr.
Constellation came ashore in this harbor not two
hours age. The light ship and schooner NJ adeiine
were driven ashore last week, and are being badly
stove. [petroit Tribune. Dec. g.
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Al 2ti tut Ships Jenny Lind, Robinson Tor Node''
s1o 500 Low Brown pf1aa, of 5umNtrAi btfst A-'arl-r
tYgsl for s;uu afi Chase, aI " Asdro"s, French tor
Al ut org F,,ac-- feiss si 18Th brig Am
b3s.acor, b. Dosns Hlofk e..
No at Gibraltar 10Th ut Passed Hp the stf'1
l9,r ,vo .e7a slips AID sr the lai ni round
tern; re hps -1rqo5-d the Frlrcis Nlary ON i'
ira Msuou. - Helena for Geuoa ana te et'r e RIO
poH-jA. im 10 iot Do
j., bf-s anita tDlferl for Bt,t % -
A. s-e7eo. Stella h'i Qa sbl for Boon' nj
AZ i.,srs p Ship cal-oder. dood~m ~ Nod'
Al CiI,sgo +t Az Vatru- Laoa. qs HtofA Dec 2 oirA
na.asA thuslfa.. Edfey. for fta4de.rtN D.
Any oste- 5rSs Atc Dn-l, - HfnfA i1f'
Naf, fuf spnlHir -n tl~tff l'ens
iss. flr Bush j"hn adams sn WI "
w. Etoan. B1aio Sailed 1et, seas Florence Bo'drn
.1,, 5, Joba. 2.,u org. Tf--i sI-lne, ~ rs Bra
l.h queen br.-n marHa Baii-y btHH 5-i Sf-e'',
Pike hY0rk Rlll Br1Sa ltatss do ai fsmo4t Dos'-s,
DO Cleared 3qih, Bog sylaul-tf Ptiifey PHILADELPHIA
h brg1 weed stsilas' Tor BotoA tour dsf5 Ut
Ara Prrou IS sleet .ctc Mar ET'a9s.l r-9e }qs,'a
C-afr zsi nit brig, Z-aroa Bift ,r ifr bt6 lluiegh g
Ca,otae Me+b.u.s EstpoTs 4'a h"s Boatf' Nfor- 81
NAT John 2 frEtrst Olsar- Providence
A,r1t Par 7th scfr ian- sott Hoag Prince Edward
Esiipa and saAsr Bustnn 3'g Or is'" tb"t b9"on
arr 81 Ioha Nj -tt ,c- FneHthp ti1nf si'" sln
HsT.l & G peiar 5tl. Hst1 Echo HeIar fot y 10 oifA
letfess Hurt Co., CeVrt 5,a ftaHf3s 4! (. Ntot, F
oresvle Da-5s Re 7ft '15t ans Alz2li H9 p '
rpTfe Ff7f- AyrlrdHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

NAyM-Commodor Parker hoistcd his flag
on board the u S steamer Saranac, at Norfolk
on the nth inst..,..,U. s brig Perry Lieut.
Cong Footc, remained at St. Helena, nth Oct
all well. for South coast of Africa in two or three
days..... The position of the {. S. Squadron in
the Mediterranean according to the advices re
ceived at Malta, Nov Q, was as follows: At &C.
Ioa the lrigate Independence, bearing the flag of
Com. Charles w Morgan steamship Mississip,
pi, Capt Long h-igate Constitution, Capt, Como
YER and frigate Cumberland, Capt Latimer.
The steamer Susquehaunah mas been ordered to
the Gosrort Yard to be fitted for Sailing
Master Geo. H. Cooper has been detached from
3he Ordinary at the Gospogt Navy Yard, and or.
dered 10 the steamer S0sQaehannah, Passed
Midsmpmau c. w, Place hiss been detailed for
duty IN place of Mr.. Cooper, by Commodore Sloat.
Captain Il. H. Pearson has resigned the
command OF the steamship Philadelphia TO Lieut..
+ Ranlsv L s. \. Capt 2, goes to the Pacific
20 resume the commGGd OF the steamship Oregon.
.....,A Court of Nasal Officers has been ordered
to convene at Norfolk to inquire into circumstan-
ces attending the loss Of tho I. S. soop oiwar
Yorktown on the African station; and Court
Marital will also be detailed for tho trial OF Ger.
tam seamen of the crew Of that ship for insubor,
dmate and mutinous conduCt toward their officers
after her loss
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tariff Prcspects-Penslon 0hice-Reorganizn-
ton Necessnry-B Land Law.

ton Necessnry-BOunty Land Law
WASHINGTON Saturday, Dec II, 1850
The prOsDects of loan TO cover ia part the
n, - ! f,.- ,., =-,,,.,, ,;,,,, orJ 4I,o ,,ro,nac,
Ai0'' ~ 80,
OF any important modlhcatloh OF tue AarHi Fisf
bIv Decreasing variety of causes viii tend to
.r,1,,oo tl;ssr osnIf-th e nosition of Massecfu.
vi. g. d,I,,,o-io,, of a.
seus-ol o"i w" ViN 0i'' NSi0o II ~
South gcncraily-a the Influences ""icu - -
brought to bear upon this point, with reference to
=, t ~. ..;o1 ,o;o,, rrLara. "a ~ asOn
ule new l gs''''I,'''' -
70 beheVe tnat leuus9 iFe"l" " Il" 0e ."A0,
Of in pursuance Of tacit understanding during
the last Session. The only articles likely to be
;l-t;-,. a., ,,,,l;-.r r,3rtha. -rr.o.
tihtH mo 1'u' NC '' S % '7
lection are IRON ana : oeI.
1t may be mat the IfotectloHists "le 40 an
pant as the IlGSh1A9toH mon seems /" ''iilh .
but from all can gather from different quarters
the result have indicated is at present the most
probable Ii is possible that the case which will
be made out in most conclusive shape IN the
Treasury Report in favor OF SpecfcS instead OF nd
r0i01enaS will eAlie.ten Congress 10 such an eX-
tent as to effect q change; but the tone OF those
whose action Will be decisive TO great extent
as the tate OF the t2rl, lsn0t such as 10 inspire
much hope
1t is to be hoped that the effort being made to
carry out the provisions Of the Bounty Land LaW
more speedily and efficiently than the Government
have found it possible to do under the present or
gapization and with the ordinary clerical force Of
the Revision Office. will be successful from what
have been able to ascertain Of the condition of
that Bureau, it appears totally impossible to exc
cute the law under many, many years. This Blu
rom has never been organized as other Executive
DEPARTMENTS are. 1t has no divisions with their
appropriate hoads-no systematizcd manner Of
doing business. The different desks have never
been BEEN placed upon the same footing with other
Il 81
a,ias ara attached TO all. whether the duties
oro le dificnIt and comncated or ieht and easy.
The present COMMISSIONS proposes to organise It
with three divisions an Examining, Registering, and
the Pension division with princpalClerk at the
head Of each RESPECTIVELY, who are to be under
the supervision and direction of his chief Clerk.
This alone will expedite business in a very, great
degree. To do this etfectqally Congress VIII nave
to provide permanent desks With approPflate saa
riea for the heads OF chiefs OF r,
the different Gle, oioIi
- ii'7 ba atcr rer1nanen or temoragv The Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
Circular OF the N. Y. state Teachers Asso-
fiafion,

Or, -. y-..o5eyr of,he Sttte of .Yetg- York.
GEETIFHEE: At the annual meeting OF the
New York State Teachers Association held IN
the City Of New York III august last, the tolloW
ing resolution was introduced and unanimously
adopted
Resofed That this Association ear9es ,a ~
me Teachers o. escn IGu Of orr Constitution
seise5 s"ocstion aud recommend 10 appoint
COMMITTEE 10 obtain The educauona statistics ofthe County,
and transmit the annually during the month OF june to
The Corresponding secretary otims AssocatIoh ~
The E%ecutlVc committee I0cHH5 snS
lance oil the SUBJECT OF tne ,orGo w.
have resolved 10 i.n toA
concerning tue IN "a t,s
the attention anu enl!SI '"o ep, W W ot a 80
secure county io"iiiA''i0N7 ~ ~
fhe state -.-....... 49,. ~ ,,,,,lo4
we can CONCEIVE OF no measure PETER c4euIllS'
ed TO promote me great o2l5Gts VI GA, ~
ton. than the formation o. NU0i'| AsS00i"''o"''
auxiliary to the state =, Assoel st ~
THIS movement VIII oflnB ieac!ielS 'oee'uG =. !
promote an acquaintance that may be most proht-
able secure concert OF action IN the effort to raise
the standard of the profession, aud various ways
promote the great objects to which we, as educat-
prs. ore devoted
" W ,eaId oIso uroe unon vonr consideration
tba i,orto1cc or Town Associations Let the
11oa,drs ~ the several towns associate together
80 hrd n,blic noeotinqs in their several districts
IN rotation in which there shall be addresses lee
1nres and discussions on the various subjects per-
Gaining TO education-sn Ms the relations OF teach,
odncnt;dn hooks ne instrDction and library books
1he subject of government; school attendance,
%rT ol;t, Sr 10
r. co,,roo lilo his bopinninq in the small dis.
49,. t'5;, - ~ ,.apol districts Of tbc
Town then uniting every town in the County
@ roI,t p tb Stare we believe an in
49,. h o;oitoG ,ba+ boe boen nnlnovvn
a, efre and that viii tell with great
sh0 uhiet before, ana 'n"e WIN W" '" ~" 6i0"'
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CITY ITEMS.

FRE.-Dee. Is. P.M.-The gate house on
Beudalls Island was entirely destroyed sup.
posed to have been purposely fred by the pan
pers.
Dec I5,7 A.M.-About 100 of the bales q
cotton damaged by the late fire in Broad st. were
removed to pier No East River, on Saturday.
for transportation to Philadelphia By the schooner
Charles Carroll, but fortunately none of them were
placed on board but remained upon the wharf.
Yesterday morning several ofthe bales commenced
smoking, and before the Police III that section
could get hose, and put the same in requisiton,
most of the cotton on the pier was burning, aud it
was with much difficulty that the lire was extin-
guished and prevented from communicating with
other materials.
Dec. l6, ~ AM-The house of Judge Bets,
10 ST. Marks place Slightly damaged by fire from
the heating furnaces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
From Yucatnn.

BosToN. Monday. Dec 10.
The bark Chesapeake. from Sisal Yuoatan, this
morning, reports that al was quiet there-the In
dams are substantially subdued-there may be
few revoted bands IN the back country, but in the
settled places order has been fully restored
Accounts from Gonaives to the oath ult. by the
schr Emeline, state that there was no coffee to be
had, but American provisions were plenty. Men
were daily impressed into the army which was
raising for the invasion Of St Domingo, bat the
opinion of the best informed was that the author
ties did not really design to make any attempt in
that quarter.