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ny DYER a MCGUIRE, Aucs,on.srs.

VERY vALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTION.-on Thursday evening May LIST,
O'Clock shall SELL In front Of the premises that desirable
property and formerly occupied by A. Fsvicr
NoS l. q and H. No. 49, fronting
s street we and las feet street north Pennsylvania
together with
and brick and tosory frame dwellings
each having nne dry cellar and other convenences.
The shove described residences
and embraces a. the facilities requisite for lor boarding house %
hotel snsrtr2 purchasers for Investment,
Terms third cash the balance and two years TOT
notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest .or,pr
An 0-d Aucnoneers.
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Ry A. GREEN, Au, iioucer.

Ry A. GREEN, Au, ioueer.
IIoU5 EHoJD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii Friday the 25th instant 10 O'Clock shall sell
Abcrn, 18Th and
Once large and good assortment Of urniiure
Mahogany sofas, parlor Ind rocking chairs
extension dining, CENTRE and other tables
bureaus, maple waIdrobes, wasisands, +.
Girandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
and bookcase, patent and other bedstcads
Window curtains painted shades, &c,
handle knives and forks and other table cutlery
Feather beds, bedding, mattresses, &c.
Andirons, shovel and tongs aud tenders
China, glass, crockery, and stone ware
passage, stair, and chamber carpets
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
With u good assortment OF kitchen furniture
All and under S25 cash; .2a credit
sixty ninety days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN,
hp 23-H Aucuoheer
r. s. The house for rent-inIuire of VIM. Wilson, esq
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i,OPARTNERsIiup.-Tbe subscribers have associated with
" A. business goods dealers,
the LIST OF February The business thereafter
under and style OF Booe Hothe
which greater will justify
spending portion OF his time in
making selections, thereby
offer goods such ss cannot is 70
gv satisfaction. r. H. HUE q W.
Arm ~, 1851 hP@-5h
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We regret to learn from New Orleans by telegraph OF
the death OF Judge Bulard, OF louisiana and repre-
sentative from that Stale in the last Congress He had
been in i'll health time previous 10 his decease
Nat. Iatstigeacer.
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By A. GREEN. Auetionccr.

by A. GREEN, Auetionccr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III on Thursday, shall sell the
Lawrence on street, between II and Streets in McDuels
row, az 10 o. clock, good lot of furniture viz
ioored mar and mahogany rocking chairs
Mahogany bureaus, dining and other tables
Feather beds, bedding, and bedsteads
Solar and lamps cooking utensils
Washsu,nds carpets, oicoth, looking glasses
Cooking and other stoves
good of kitchen requisites and several bird
Term cash. A GREEN,
hp 23-2t hucuoneer
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The Contested Eleventh. District.

DANvnLE, April 2I-Considefabe excitement prevails
here among wings and democrats owing to the con-
sst between Hendrck b. Wright (democra) and Henry
NJ Fuller (wh) the in the Congress from this
ba and Wyoming counties. The court was organized At
10 oclock-Judge Jayne, of Wyoming county, presiding
Joseph Casey OF Wyoming county, appeared as counsel
for H. M. Fuller and Hon. John Brisban tor H. b.
Wright The trial will occupy the attention Of tho court
the entire week
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Arch hIslYuD ktx,lestOn.

We regret 10 announce that this eminent man, who
has been for many days lingering the verge of the
grave departed this life in Georgetown yesterday evening
about O'Clock.
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MARRIED,

Trinity church, in this city Wednesday,
q. Nj. BUTLER, JAMES O. WALKER of Tennessee Miss
CAROLINE q. CHRISTIAN, OF Virginia.
(iichmond Wing please eopy)
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New ARRANGEMENT for the Holydnvs,

CLOSES Wednesday April ~, Gddons
Panorama OF the Nile, Egyptian Gallery, Mummies hc Open
evening; O'Clock precisely,
Wednesday afternoon for ladies' and schools 81 O'Clock
Odd Fellows Hail. Admission cents children half price.
ApF
Postponed 10 Thursday evening, April ~, owing
Good fndsyr Gddons last lecture "Egyps Revelations
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The steamship Florida arrived this morning from Savan
nah.
Flour heavier and business has been done slight
concession Sales OF 2 800 bbls. VI A vi 5O south.
aS5 60 Wheat hrmer-red wheat, loo commissioners
white ia ll6 Corn eady-sales OF 5000 bush
els yellow 65 % Rye, 10 cents Oats, 4S bl
cents Old mess pork, Sli 81 new prime, Wiz Cotton
i, dull with downward tendency. Whiskey, "a cent?.
PHLApKLrHiA, April Pa, p. m-The new propeller
Pennsylvania sailed this morning for Richmond.
Stocks unsteady-Ponnsy lvania 5's, 93i Flour firm
so Sales Of red wheat lOl GEMS and white at LOG
cents. Sales Of yellow com al 06 cents.
Railroad Contention Nfc Orleans The Fire in Grand
Gulf 1oua Confirmation of the Shooting Of Officials at
Hiyn-Later from ZEN -ud,
New ORLEANS, April IY.--rhe Jackson aud New Or
leans railroad convention met in this CITY yesterday and
burg Baton Rouge, and several parishes. The
ton will probably continue in session Tor . week
We have accounts from Grand Gull Town u the lbth
which time halt Of the oWQ was In ashes and the hre
still raging. There being engines other means oil
stopping the hae all hopes OF saving the town had been
abandoned
Advces from Hay, received at this port, confirm the
shooting by order Souoque of Jean Baptiste, OF France
Minister of Justice, and Others Tor conspiracy
against the peace Of Hayi and st Domingo.
We have from Venezuela reporting all quiet Inc
coffee crop had failed onehaf
Cotton is unchanged Flour has been active this morn
ing with sales OF 700 bb of Ohio for at "a % "
1000 bushels sold SO 81 for mixed and
yellow. Lard is advanced-lOO0 kegs changed hands at
10 Bacon sides 8! cents for ribbed, and cents
Tor clear Mess pork. Inspected is selling at Sli 80 Sl4
s7t Sales Rio coffee have taken place at VI 10 cents
Whiskey IS dull at ls4 a ~ cents.
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by DYER s. MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.


FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY AT AUCTlON.-on
Wednesday April 49, al 10 O'Clock, VIC shall SELL
David III Burr, the corner OF vh ana d
Streets all household effects, viz;
superior Chckering rosewood piano
mahogany as piano. made by Walker
Guit lie music
and diyans, seat chairs
bookcase, maple centre table
Beaded damask covered arm chaiI
Mahogan and bookcase, hanging lamp
Window curtains shades, and cornces
Mahogany and French bedsteads
nd uundie bedstcad
II single French bedsteads and mattresses
wardTobes, mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Washsands and looking glasses
Mahogany sideboard, clock, refrigerator
raror, chamber, and stair carpets rods
Hall lamp olcloth
Hz an shuck beds
Dinner and glass
Gu radiator and air tight stoves
Cooking stove, kitchen utensils &c.
mich old, yielding Two gA
Ions OF milk per day
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
' " DYER MCGUIRE,
lid hucoouesn
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NOW Mt tho AthenSeum.--sTEvENs, ta'e No. srowns
o) during rebuilding Of his b. found - ne
Of elegant fashionable eods o
toilet His friends and cnsfoms
n ns,,so :" GNU " " nv v " " Az 9o--3ufsca
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NAvAL-The United States ship Albany. Commander
Pla from Tampico arrived At Havana on the llth inst
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by A. GREEN, Auetloneer.

rONFECTIoNARY, GLASS JARS, FURNITURE &c. AT
AUCTIONOn Monday, the 2h Instant shall SELL by order
OF Collins esq 10 o'clock all the confectionery
household furniture, house occupied by Mrs
Campbell between I'd aud 81
enumerate In part
Mahogany sofas, parlor and rocking chairs
Do sdeboard, dressing and other bureaus
DO dining, breakfast ana centre tables
DO fine French bedsteads, BEDS and
n washsands wardrobes, 6c.
Clocks, gilt frame, and other looking glasses
Paintings engravngs, manie ornaments, &C.
rosewood one 64 octayes, nearly Of
fine tonea and touch, made by Steine
China, glass, aud crockeIy and stonewaIe
Carpets, hearth and olclotf
nd and tenders
Cooking. radiators, aud other stoves
With good assert of kitchen requisites
Also the confectionery preserves, brandy
fruits &C. glass candy jars, glass bowls, Shelves Ne
Also, good soda apparatus.
Terms under SIS, cash; s25, credit
sixty ninety satisfactorily endorsed bearing
APP 23-d a 'hEEN, Aucuoneef.
p g. The house is for rcnt-inqure at the premises
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nv DYER & MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.

ny DN q MCGUIRE, Nutuontos. =
cIyTErN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK AT AUCTION
ednesday evening" 2d instant al 81 O'CLOCK we ha ""
on the drstn OF auction
$1,000 Bank OF Metropolis stock
900 Bank Washington do
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio canal bonds 81.
900 Corporation Of Washington
900 Corporation OF Alexandria
g Virginia stock
ie'"S' o' " DYER MCGUIRE.
Ap 22-eod&ds H"ooo'o''''
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ny DYER IS mc0UIaE, Auctionsers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE HORSE, Ac,
Ill Ar AUCrIONOn Thursday morning. the 2ith instant, 81
residence the late James Cabery,
esq 9th street eas Capitol
MI kitchen furniture, consisting In part Oh
superior piano forte and stool
Mahogany Sofa rocker and parior chairs
Marble centre and pier tables
Ght.framed mirrors, card tables
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
ina and sets and glassware
py and ingram parlor, STAIR and chamber carpets
and low bedsteads
Bee and bedding
Bur wardrobcs, wnshstands, and sets
stoves, fire sets, sc. ,-..
OF kitchen requisites
precisely will sell hne riding hofe saooe,
and bride =. -. a.. ua,..
s '1' DYER MCGUIRE.
.n,oJ Aucuoncers.
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rELEaKApuIo REPORT, FOX THE UsIo

Condition of the Northern Markets.
NEW YoRK, April 22-2, p. IN.
SALES AND PRICES or STOCKS IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.
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Grand Fancy Dance nay nail
MADAM BLAKE the honor inform the hsn zen, o
MI nqton that her ball VIII ~ Psee
Al Hall on the Of April w. o,i
be by Madam BIS pop1s IN '"" e"'"'
1. Growing OF the Queen ,x,,.,
Floral Polka, by four Misses ana mas'''s
q lag Misses
A. La yphide, by Miss
S. Cachucs. by two Misses.
g. Petit Sailors Dance, by Master -.
T. La sypbidc, by Miss - ,x
Bohemian Danes, by Miss --- and Master -,
o. sailors Hornpipe by Master -
10. Double Hornppe, by two Misses
IL Tamb Dance by two Misses
IL Highland Fling, by two Misses
Spanish ZingareIa by two Misses
Scotch Chaunt Russo by fve Misses
Msypoie Dance by twelve Misses 49,, "a,
Tho fancy dancing precisely O'Clock and WI
will cleared for general dancing
Tickets Mrs Andersons Mr. Fischers boosssofs'
tho hnl the night OF inc "
Price ticket. dollars boys tickets half price
Ap iS-eodr27 dstth al
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II. -.
INTENSIVE and Superior stock OF Canton Mat
" tuxs-We Washington,
Georgetown 1andra and enyron that we have Just received
above desirable style OF summer carpeng
city. Amongst which be found few OF
A., 81 and Ca which private
account They found decidedly the best goods OF the kind
city nlains hrs introduced here
We also erunheayy Marking" white in all the above
widths
widths.
Also "Mankngr ma,lngs, Widths very low pnce,
hp a3-3,eoif CLAGETT DoDsoN.
MI pleased accommodate families
gentlemen Resdspee street, the
OF 18th
Ap23
OsT Bounty Land warrnnt-Land certificate
La No 50 SIS the subscriber who in
the "fon Robeu smith, Al
ION Illinois and by remaed Samuel s,einus Of CITY,
All parties hereby cautioned against purchasing
said certificate the subscriber has never assigned m same
JAMES DUNN,
Late private st regiment United States artillery
Ap 23-law6w
DUTTMAN's Greek Grammar for the OF High
ID schools Universities translated the German by Ed
Robinson. vol bvo
Nature Purity by Rev. r.
Memorials Capt Obadiah by Rev H. r.
vol.
London Ii bor md London Poor-paus
TAYLOR & MhURY,
Ap % Booksellers, 9th
Mr. r. Liable the honor inform the ladies' gen
wi emen OF Washington, Georgetown, and Aerandua that his
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MAY BALL
Mr. Liable the honor inform the ladies' and gen
MI temen Washington Georgetown and Ale randa that his
May take place Tuesday, the 9Th day Of May Jack
10 Hall Ap 5-ddu
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Canton MstsinRs, Floor Oflcloshs, Carpe"n
THE subscribers are receiving per schoon" ea'
i from New York : ,,.n.
50 piece. ~ heavy white Canton ma" s
s4 do DO
10 DO "a do 40
10 do "a do red checked do 90
10 Sd k6Ado 90 AK
n Az a d. 90
o AZ amer English olcioth lsfcet wac . .-.... a..
) do super American ocoh, IRON ~efe " ss'" 'e'
a. - ,o wa. American ocloh from three TO s'r feet
wide 3Mf9. ....-
~. .n,,y an hand assortment OF every vaneV o. Nm
.a.,.a .nd American carpetne, such
Tspe., velvet tapestry as nS .sm .sr," o
mpe n as hemp cotton, both striped and plaid oSsshe
pr,.ca ,c, a,cle furnishing which
VIZ and fully determined to offer % good ms ~ any
other this country = :, .,c~. !. no
is-u r -. Hovss = -
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The Weather. &c.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Jan. T.
We had another oldfashioned snow storm last
night, which is still raging, with high wind from
the north Snow drifting badly thermometer "a
degrees barometer 90.
sP.M.-The wind is blowing from the north
west. The thermometer is 70 degrees above zero.
No train is yet in from the East. The storm has
passed over, and we have a prospect OF tue
weather.
A heavy storm of snow and wind, fully equal to
any of the season, is now raging. Snow fell last
night to the depth Of four inches. Thermometer
90 degrees. Wind from the northeast, and drifting.
sPM-We have a sharp piercing wind from
the northwest. The thermometer is falling fast,
and is low only 10 degrees above zero. 1t has
showed by spells all day. About five inches have
fallen since last night.
1t showed during the night. Wind from the
northwest, and rising fast Every appearance of
another heavy storm. Thermometer Is degrees.
7P.M-We have very high wind from the
northwest, accompanied with severe snow squalls.
Its a very boisterous night. The thermometer is
II degrees above zero.
SYRACUSE Saturday, Jan 4.
Showed quite hard all last night, and still con-
tinues Wind north thermometer l53 degrees.
sP.M.-There is high wind from the north
west, and it is showing very hard. The thermo-
meter notes Is degrees.
Weather stormy. Some three inches of snow
fell last night. Wind southeast; thermometer
II degrees barometer 29-1sO.
sP.M.-It is now clear sndcold. The storm OF
this morning ceased about II O'Clock. The wind
then changed to the northwest, and the weather
has grown colder. The thermometer indicates 10
degrees, and the barometer is rising. Anew miles
north of the city, the snow is four and half feet
deep.
Showed all last night, and still showing; about
three inches fell during the night. Wind north
west thermometer Is degrees.
ePM.-The weather is pleasant but cold, and
the wind is blowing very strong from the west.
The thermometer is II degrees above zero.
TRoY, Saturday, Jan. 4.
Thermometer - degrees. Showed last night
10 the depth Of three inches Wind west w Gather
heavy, and still showing.
sPM.-The wind is strong from the west, and
the thermometer is IL degrees above Zero 1t is
a clear, starlight evening.
MONTREAL, Saturday, Jan 4.
Thermometer degrees below zero Barome-
ter 90 65. Showing a little. Wind northeast. 1
QUEBEC, Saturday, Jan. l.
The thermometer, in Lower Town, is degrees
above, and in Upper Town, degrees below zero.
ST JOINS, C. L. Saturday, Jan. 4.
The weather is fine, and very cold. The Their
mometer is degrees, with northerly wind.
BURLINGTON, VI. Saturday, Jan. 4.
The weather is cold and cloudy Wind from the
north, with slight fall OF snow. Thermometer
degrees
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. BUEL introduced bill to refund to Michi-
gan certain money advanced for the transporta-
ton of Volunteers to Mexico during the war.
Mr.. YoYNG introduced bill granting certain
Lands for Railroad from TeTe Haute to Illinois
Town. Both refeierred.
The House went into Committee on the Postage
Reduction Bill.
MIR. FEATHERsToN (Opp.) of Mississippi gave
notice of amendments which he intended to Ofer
providing for the transmits ion Of newspapers free
of charge in the States wherein they are publish
ed, and beyond such States at charge OF halt
cent per copy; and also providing for an increase
of mail facilities.
Mr.. GERRY Of Maine was opposed to a uniform
rate of postage. He was willing to submit TO the
charge of two cents for letters transmitted five
hundred miles five cents for Thousand miles,
and for any greater distance ten cents He
thought that postage should be charged on all
matter. A great deal of trash was sent by men,
bers free, more to tickle than to benefit their con-
stituents and those who never receive any docu
ments should not be taxed for the advantage OF
those who do.
Mr.. WATKINS tWhig) of Tenn. was opposed to
the BILL if it to deprive his people of mail ia
cilities which was the result of the reduction Of
ls45. He was opposed to the abolition of the
frsnkng privilege, viewing it as the most direct
medium through which the people can obtain in
formation from Washington.
Mr.. SwEETzLR, Opp of Ohio, opposed the bill,
ana expressed MS surprise tnat ms colleague M
PoTTER should be so blinded by the influence
brought TO bear on him. The petitions in favor of
the bill originated in q common source, and were
distributed all over the country for signatures, and
enforced by hired agents Of the scheme. The
measure has in it an Interior object-it is to in
crease the general expenditures of the country,
that the tariff may be raised. He was opposed to-
the abolition of the ranking privilege.
Mr.. ROoT, Free Soil,) Of Ohio, intended TO vote
for the best reduction he could get, and argued
that the Post Office Department should sustain
ITSELF that all matter should pay postage, and in
advance, and if the system could be established
on this principle then it could be determined at
what rates Of postage the Department could sus-
tain itself.
The Committee then rose
. Mr.. POTTER, opp Of Ohio, offered 4 resOlu-
ton which was adopted, that the debate on the
Postage bill shall close IN two hours after the
House shall again go into Committee on it.
Mr.. SIBLEY, Delegate from Minnesota intro
duced a bill authorizing Oregon and Minnesota to
take charge Of their school lands
The House then adjourned
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Absentees In Congress.

A call of the House of Representatives on Fri
day, Sd inst. to ascertain the names Of the Alb
sentees, resulted az follows:
ABsENTEEs-Alen, Anderson, Andrews, AIhmun, Ba-
ker Bennett Bsse, BOwdon Bowie, Brown of Indiana,
Bullard, Csbe, Cable Caldwell, Cartier COlcOck, Dan
ies Dckey, Duer, Durkee Evans OF Nd, Fowler Gid
dBgs, Gilmore, Hacket HARRISON. Harlan, Harris Of Ala,
haIrls OF III, HebHrd Holiday, Holmes, Howard, Hub
bard, lrge w Johnson, Jones. julian, Kaufman, Led
Ter, Levin, Liitlefeid, Mason Mcdonald, Mcdowell,
McLane, Meachsm Miller OF Ohio Miller Of Iowa. Morse,
Morton, Nelson, Newell, Odds, Outlaw Phenix, Pitman,
Reynolds Root Roge Ross. Rlmsey, SchermerhOrn, Sed-
don. spading, +. p. Stanton, R Stanton. Stephens,
Thompson. Thurman, Nldrck. Wimol Wright.
Present .....15f Absent
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rrihune,s Special Dispatches.


WASHINGTON Saturday, Jan. &
Gov. Quitman refuses to answer the IN
dictment in the Cuban case until he ceases
to be Governor of Mississippi.
The National Inteligencer commences
to-day a history ofthe Disunion projects, &c.
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By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
Washington Items.

" AsHIN. TON dl :.
The Union National Convention for the 22d
February being deemed unnecessary by its orlgi-
nal friends, the movement will not be carried
through.
The L. S. frigate st. Lawrence has finally been
selected as the National Vessel for transporting
articles TO the Worlds F air at London.
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The Census.
NEw-YoRK-The Utica Gazette has been far
nished with the following additional returns:

merclGl Advertiser of Saturday last publishes
detailed statement showing the loss Of life and
property on the L axes during the past year. The
vessels which met with disasters were 81 steam
ers propellers, 2 banks, "a briggs s8 scchooners,
and scows-iR all, 10. The loss Of property
We
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q Elk. Gov. FISH returns, in few days, with
bis family, to.New. York, where troops Of friends
and cordial greetings await him. He leaves at
Albany enduring recollections Of bis integrity and
PATRIOTISM as Chief Magistrate and Of his viz
tues as q citizen. Alb. Journal, Friday.
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n Up in Franklin County they have snow in
places feet deep.
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Treasury Notes Outstanding.

The amounts Of Treasury Notes outstanding
on the lst Of January, ISL, were as annexed:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Once, Jan. /, 1851
Amount Outstanding Of the several issues prior
20 July p 1916, per records Of this ONCE SlS875 e.
Amount outstanding Of the issue OF July p 1876,
per records Of his $500 90
Amount outstanding Of the issue OF Jan q 1871
per records OF This ofce............... 1890 90
Total sol 81
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands Of account
ing officers. OF which $500 is under acts pror
TO July 2, 1916, and 500 under oct Of July
p, 900 %
sls2l6i "a
TOWNSEND HAINEs, Register.
u In Ia FranLlir C.nr.r ~ -. -. . :.
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Ten steamboats,, twenty-one sailing vessels,
and probably one propeller, were entirely lost
the remainder were only partially damaged.
The loss Of life was 395, of which 375 were on
board steamers and 20 on sailing vessels. The
steamers in which lives were lost were the G. P.
Griffith, burned, ESQ; A. Wayne, exploded and
sunk, IS; Commerce, sunk by collision, 81 Amer
lea, explosion, IL Troy, do. g. Calumet, do
Canada, gale, /. The sailing vessels were,
schooner Neptune, foundered, I, all on board;
schooner Martha Freme, wrecked, 7 schooner
General Thornton, do. A. two scows capsized, ?.
Many OF these lives and much Of this property
have been sacrificed for the want Of convenient
hsTbors on our Lakes There is not in the wide
world q commerce so valuable as this which is
left without the protection Of its Government.
The hostility of former Administrations TO the
construction Of lake harbors is criminal The loss
Of life, every year, on the Lakes, for the want Of
safe harbors, is frightful. Every Executive Veto
Of 4 lake and river improvement bill has cost hun-
dreds Of lives. How long is this crying injustice
10 be end5redi Albany Eve Journal
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning a most
terrible accident occurred at Aliens Print Works.
North End in this city. man by the name of
William Pollard became entangIed in the ma.
ehinery and was carried around by the shaft of
the engine at the rate Of 100 revolutions minute.
BE was first discovered in this situation. Before
the engine could be stopped both bis feet had
been torn from his limbs and were found from ten
to twenty feet from him He expired alnos. in.
stsntly. He was about 30 years of age. and
leaves wife n INDECENT circumstances
Norwich Courier, Friday.