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Ken arc wanted e eanvsss for PspaLy Piessrssl. Stan&Ed sad Rekessae Wdrts,
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 IB- Those wishing for Circular giving full eseTips4oa of she works, prices, mapssr of dispo- al, Sxe.. vii please address
 HORACE WENTWORTH, Publisher,
 s Washington slrsst. Boston.
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Wall Papcring.

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FRarERNAL ORDERS.
NAsoN1c

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 oct Lower Landing.
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aJ OOO ll,.. of Pelfry.

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 oesT Lower Landing.
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s.eh VIII be sold E,r cash. as low as they can be ought in New Orleans.
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Grand T,g,sIgr of Arkansae.

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WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL DRUG ST0RH
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Book Agents Wanted.

Oct. II. tssi. VI
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Bosrok. January lo.--Governor Boutw ell delivered his
message TO the legislature this forenoon After speak
M u s unprecedented prospects, q NE sia.e Nc xose
and that The State debt on January l. $780, will
be Y2so.ooo. ss.s
He speaks in favor OF establishing single representative
districts IN Cities and single senatorial districts, and says
that The legislature has the undoubted right 10 make
changes IN the governme ut OF Harvard College lie
aludes 10 The proposed change OF eecung members OF
Congress by plurality the second third trials
In reference to the fugitive slave BILL he says the pro-
vision Tor the delivery OF fugives from service or labor
was the nature of II eaty between sovereign States
and for It's uhlnent the general government clothed
with sufficient authority
The manner Of delivery has been left to Congress and
It's acts are binding upon every State and each citizen
unless the judicial tribunals shall declare them TO be
constitutional law thus passed may be, in the opn-
ion OF State or individual UNJUST nexpedienl or u'
yet thls opinion furnishes no excuse Tor
illegally multiplying its power resisting It's execution
The only remedy lies in Congress for lis injustice
inexpediency and IN the supreme judiciary Tor It's uncon
to one or the other no citizen can interfere with the due
execution OF the law. He does not therefore advise the
passage oil any measure calculated to increase the excite
ment which unhapply exists
He thinks the act OF 1850 in some OF its provisions
appears not to have proper regard to the rights OF the
alleged fugitive or the sentiments OF the community in
which he law Is To be executed. lie adds, however
that the evils which suffer in the Union to be
compared with that general ruin which will inevitably
result from its dissolution
II we exhibit liberal spirit of patriotism aud Justice
may expect similar manifestation by other States
In viewn the admission OF California giving majority
OF two in the Senate. destined to be increased by the
freedom of Delaware, the admission OF Oregon New
Mexico and Minnesot within years, there
be occasion to despair either OF free institutions
county.
The entire coast Of the Pacific is dedicated TO free
DOM and the of the country is in the hands
OF the North The Introduction OF manufactures into
the South will lead to nqary as to the relative cost OF
free and slave labor in favor OF the former.
The governor concludes by saying, in the conscious.
OF strength. lei US be just and fai'huy perform the
duties our fathers assumed Tor themselves and for u.s."
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Correspondence Of die baiunose sun.l
FaN q Ssa Sss Buiirss -fss'tsI Los. q LIE Grsa
CONSTRUCTION II" .fnerioan Imprisoned at Cuba &c
NEw Yoax, Jan. l6--9. a MA terrible accident oc
CURED yesterday afternoon about one O'clock IN Twenty
first street. between the Fifth and Sixth avenues Six
buildings tell under the pressure OF their weight
burying about forty workmen under the ruins IL is said
that the mortar used in the buildings almost destitute
OF adhesive properties, and altogether worthless As &C
for building purposes II is further stated that the
buildings too slight for their size These matters
will of be made the subject OF judicial nvest-
CATION.
The catastrophe occurred Just after The workmen had
eaten their dinners. The unfortunate were mostly
laborers and masons They were instantly buried ia a
confused heap of timber bricks. and mud, Many were
killed the spot others severely nlured-a few only
Gaping with comparatively slight injuries.
The bysanders commenced immediately The work Of
extrication. and up to o'clock had liberated some i've
who had been damned IN and badly injured They
had also taken out tour dead bodies The whole nun
Der killed. however is said TO be not less than fifteen
twenty. Two companies OF tremen rendered most'eft-
cien service.
The following are The names OF the killed so far as as
cerlaned: Patrick Gray, Mathew Rooney, Michael
Flynn, William Higgins, and Barney Trainer, laborers,
All these were married men, and leave wives and aml.
lies 10 deplore their loss,
The following the names OF those who were badly
hurt: Thomas Kenny, PaTek OBden Hugh Trainer.
John Rice Thomas Rogan Qeg broken !; James Brogan,
Hugh Gaspar, William Ackenslaf, John Michigan, "a
ward Collins, Samuel Lawrence, Francis Kearney, Viii,
liam Fogary, James ONel, Michael Rooney and Harvey
Walton.
Among the missing are James Trainer, John McCabe
Patrick Mcfiugh, and James Shaw.
Thirteen of the persons employed the building were
masons, the balance laboreTs.
The New York Sun has letter from American
named Edward Stiff who alleges that he is confined in
oahsome dungeon at Havana for no other cause than
being accused OF carrying weapons. The matter has
been laid before the authorities at Washington by Senator
Clemens.
The trial OF Nicholas Smith, Francis Morris, Lewis
Desmond, Francis Cspana Peter Peaage, George Shep
pard, Michael Coggen, and John Patrick, seamen OF The
ship Henry of Boston, on charge of muiny and revolt
on board said vessel, resulted yesterday in verdict OF
guilty.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-


The subject OF the Nicaragua treaty, aud the infringe
upon the terms OF the by the British authori
lies, has been prominently before the Senate to-day and
that must commi,Dd public attention. The
proceeding OF Mr. Cha,feld it not disavowed by The
British government, will demonstrates what has been be-
fore surnsei, that the treaty made by Mr. Clayton and
Sir Henry Buwer has been repudiaed by Great Britain,
perhaps upon some point OF construction The clause OF
the treaty which provides that neither party shall forfy
or occupy ports, MAINTAIN exclusive jurisdiction
within certain limits, has been violated BY Great Britain
The former declarations Of Mr.. Chatfied, al lime
dlsowned TO be made good to the exclusive pree
sions OF that government the Mosquito country Mr.
presses confidence the OF aJminstra.
ton, aud in The good faith and amlcahle intentions Of
the British government. Mr. Cass and Mr.. Douglas ex-
pressed doubts TO the intention OF the British govern
ment carry the treaty into effect. When Mr.. Sheldss
Z resolution OF inquiry, unanimously adopted shall be
answered. shall know where we stand on the sub
ect The people of the United States generally favor
high tone the part OF government towards foreign
governments, and especially IN relation to matters
corning this continent
A very strong representation has been made 10 the
Senate by the Industrial Congress, now in session in
New York in favor of the modification and reform of
the patent laws This Congress represents large por-
ton OF the intelligence and influence OF American
tors and mechanics, and they demand such reform
will cuaIl the discretionary power OF the Commissioned
of Patents and provide means for contestng the validity
of illegal patents There bill before the Senate,
ported from the Committee Patents. which will
Tor this purpose.
Mr.. Asa Whitney will on Saturday evening deliver
lecture in the Hall of Representatives, explanatory OF
his project for national RAILROAD from Lake Michigan
the Pacific The subject very rich and interesting and
government.
Yours &C., ION
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALrIsoax, Jan. r7-S .. IN
Noa ayripai ofths ssan.p Ala~e--vsv Blu Of R,sAi.
cVrass Jor Mr.. vtbsto = Military V,s tisrs asd BsA =
Maj Dslay.- The Markets. Sc
The arrival OF tho American usnsr Ataatio, which
nov IN It's twenty first day oa' f'm Liverpool os Now
iok, Is commencing nscie much SURPRISE fears oeos
entertained tina, she has with serious accident,
NJ oons her owner. thinks that sho has been comp PEELED
70 put back TO Liverpool, in consequence OF bad weather
The steamer Fraaku, which brings Liverpool dates the
SIS OF pscember reports that she sailed the day
'ohea e zoh' aud mad no. up 70 the Sist been hoard
rom.
Tue drau1h Tor bin Of righ reported by the commit
tee 70 whom Tue snolrc was referred by tho Reform Con
venton gives pretty eeuet, satisfaction with the sxce-
lion clause which declares that aud the chss
celof shall bs removed except for msbehayior hold
ing their commissions for life This will ,nees the
approval Of The people OF Maryland with whom an cleo
i've Judiciary OF the greaest features OF reform de-
,isei A majority of the conyention however, %.
posed H. bat will doubtless amend the clause by giving
the people the power OF Filling all vacancies that may
eur in The Judiciary by death or resi2na ton.
Tue Albany Atlas states that the Union Safety Commit
tee New Yotkciy collecting the tands 10 buy css-
ria aud horses the Hon ne Webster to cost $3.50
reward for his eh,its tn behalf Of the preservation Of
the Union,
large number OF the members Of the Washington Light
aay, aud nbeis OF other volunteer companies
Washington visited Baltimore last evening TO attend the
irs bali of the Law Grays-a company raised here by
Cap,su France, Formerly of Washng,on) and which has
already taken rank with the best companies In tho city
The bah held the Holiday theatre, and
truly magnificent ahair-teing ,ircused with the boauy
of the city.
Something has got Of gear with the railroad line be-
tween this city and Phadelphia The that duo al
two o'clock in The afternoon seldom arrive with the
mails before half pa, three o'clock.
| TBg MARKErs-in the Baltimore market this morning.
there sales OF Howe I'd street flour AT ~ 56 Ia City
Mills the sales this week will foot up about 0 barrels
81 62k and about 900 at " 500 The market has been
quiet with general nness The part Of miilers 10 rea
ize top price Haned. There is change to w
the wheat market The receipts have been very moderate
and the SAVES al the prices quoted Tor several weeks pas.
viz. % Si tor ordinary good reds, and VI
81 U3 Tor good sictY pnu do white VI % 81 o.
aud Ismiy Hour whit. al 81 10 81 H. In corr,
rhuduy decline took le, but no sales at LEGS figures
thi 60 or yellow and b3 urnis iot white Sales
day 81 TO for yellow. The market closes dali
The hcst igutes; h,c, O3 In oats advance Oh
aesea cents has asen place since last week now quote
A. Is - cents On Tuesday %, bushels prime Pcnnsy
! gana so tor IS Is cents.
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Hon w I. MoRIsos.-This gentleman, the newly
elected canal commissioner yesterday duly installed
as member OF the board OF canal commissioners Mr..
Morrison cannot ail 10 make useful. Efficient agreea
be and popular Officer He has the courage discharge
his duties earessy and the business habits necessary
10 position full OF responsibility We wish him a
pleasant and successful the new sphere which
he has been called by the people.
RECONSIDERATION, Jaa is.
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Next week is posi- the las, OF those bcsutfu Dis
solving Views exhibiting odd Fellows Hall. The
manner in which these pictures displayed is mystery
the beholder. Sunshine giving plsce to snowstorn,
fairy lakes violent volcanic eruptions, inerperscd
the brilliant pyrsmc fires, and microscopic representa-
tion,. present actions seldom Witnessed in city.
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Gy-Colun,bia TypoGr~phscsl sscsesy.--An adjourned
meeting hi. society will held this evening t7A O'Clock
the AIdcrmcn's City Hall.
punctus in their attendance
election of ohkcers will he continued. .a
THOMAS CATION,
Janls Recording Secrct,ry.
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NATIONAL HALL.

UFus WEIGH announces the residents and vster OF Wash
IL ington has made limited number
al above Hall, which will be h'ed
u p n q handsome Introduce
THE GREAT FRENCH TROUPE
Dancing and Trick -t.cds, whose WI.
nightly by crowded and enthu.issue audiences ~ rum
deIphia and in Baltimore. -, 80,
Madame C,rne eyo (the splendid queen Of nder Young
NJ FRANCHISE lo'sset W Wset
uorvaled In Their respective d.
wiz appear
Monday Ererias Ja"~arg ~, is5i
For particulars sec bills Of the day
Ian diff
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NOW OPEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Ind ,cM soon be dosed
htpp.'s Grand Original Exhibition Of the DISSOLVE
Ing Views.

exhibited in the cities Of boston, philadelphia and eshoro
u DETERMINATIONS Of tho most beautiful scenery ps
IL the world with great variety o modern structures
ruins, cities castles, Ac which produced truly wonderful
The most beautiful proportion
disappear, hut sudden and mysterious
only be compared 70 the OF dream
hat sentiment has been expressed in this exhibit
ion-thst OF anminsisd delight.
Open evening during week. u O'Clock
door ek o'clock Wednesday saturday afternoons,
commencing O'Clock.
Tickts u sAMArss hsM psiss
T-d6
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lripai of The F,aHki,n. So,c asys later ON Euop.
New YORK, Jan 1910, p. m-T The steamer franklin
arrived this evening from H,vre She brings
Liverpool dates to the 3is December The franklin
Very ruug weather and heavy Ste will
main AT quarantine untii o morrow morning
From tue London Tunes, the only paper received by her
brought by private express furnish you the following
brief synopsis of the news
There is II political news oil moment
INpiA Tue commercial accounts from India, by the
overland inait. considered very satisfactory
LiyKRruoI, Dec 3i--Thcre has been i'm po- tan /
change in the cotton market since The sanRof the Ssg
The luo.ations then given firmly maintained
The stock hand in declared to be Of AIMEE
rau, POI 234 bales; Brsa, 65,6l3; Egyptian 81. is2
West India 1858; Surats, 9l3I7-makinK total 4ol.
$40; showing OF 5000 bales the estina
stock previously published.
MONEY AARKgf There is more demand for meney In
London, snd the market has beon tighter Tue EnRish
funds railway shares, and foreign stocks rather do
pressed by the increased demand tor money la iofsiSs
exchanges there has beeu considerable advance,
csliy upon Paris Hamburg, and Amsterdam. Tns effect
o this would be TO temporarily check tho exports OF speoSo
B'eadstuis The market TOR breadstufis In Liverpool
3st j o., quiet. have quotations Of hout.
Indian cor yellow. selling 81 shitings per quarter.
Provisions were steady, without material change -
prices. .t.
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Hovsr or DELEGATES, January is.
Yrm ori Peace Rtsoiutions.
Mr. Boiling offered the following resolutions ;.

Rs'oird. Tnai the governor be requested to return
tn. governor Vermont the resolutions OF the legislature
that State, styled Resouiios Tor the promotion Of peace
Rstr,d Tna, the governor be requested to Inform the
governor Vermont that the legislature Of Virginia declines
consider the resolutions from the legislature OF Vermont
relative peace OF the world, until that body small show
itself careful OF the peace OF the Uniop 10y conforming Its
ensctnens the constitution OF the United States and
iaAvs passed la pursuance thereof.
The previous question called upon the adoption OF
the resouionsmodhed. above at the suggestion OF
Mr. Crutchhed-and the house seconded the call
On Mr. Forbes's motion, the ay es and noes called
for, and being taken, resultedayes 49, o. the
resolution passed by a Unanimous vote.
dppo,tonmsnt Of the Public Lands.
The resolutions submitted by Mr. Segar for the appor-
tonmenl Of The public lands among all the States of the
Union for purposes Of internal improvements and popular
education, with the substitute thereto proposed by Mr.
BuIwell and The amendment to said substitute proposed
by Mr. Ferguson, were taken up.
Mir Scott OF Pogbaan, beng entitled to the floor ad-
dressed the house mainly reply The argument OF the
gentleman from Matthews and Middlesey, MIR Mon
ague He then commended That the presen, Indebtedness
of tie State presented this question TO the decision of
gentlemen either 10 raise the TO take the States
dslribuiable share of The public lands
On motion Of Mr.. Tallaferro, the house adjourned.
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FIR ~ RjchotrNarro~ Escape of Bsiard's Pasovaro
of Nsr York

ROCHESTER,, January 49, 1851 "A fire broke out about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in Concert Hail. State street,
where Billiards. panorama Of New York city and bay was
exhibiting. large audience, composed mostly OF ladies
children, Witnessing the exhibition They, how
ever, all escaped safely The painting was got out with
loss fonly portion, representing tho Cry HAL
The loss OF Mr. Buliar but about 500 The interior
OF the All Is badly burnt but the building was saved he
dy goods stores some what damaged by
y,,er The los. /. principally covered by insuranoes
some defect In ,I,. .tove the Of the ARE.
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The Mr. York Disa sfer

Nsw yosx January ~ Tho ruins of the walls OF he
six foursofy buildings which fell In 2lst yesterday
afternoon causing serious loss Of life, have oil been
cavscd and but six dead bodies found II thought
that twenty had been killed.
An inves1 the Of the accident IL be
mad tomorrow by the coroner