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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20

ANOTHER FIRE.-On Saturday last, at p
NJ, fire was discovered in the ell part of a new
double house at the south end, owned and &C.
cupied by Messrs. Samuel L. and Vim. Fos-
ter. The fire is supposed to have originated
from a defect in the oven (which was in use at
the time, AS at the first moment of alarm, the
upper part of the ell, near the chimney, was so
completely developed in flames as to render ac-
cess TO it impossible. Notwithstanding most
powerful and drenching rain, which prevailed
at the time, our iremen and citizen generally
were promptly on the spot, to render all the
assistance in their power; but their efforts
were insufficient TO save the building, which
was entirely consumed, or at least, is not worth
repairs.
The entire loss is probably about 50 500, in
house, furniture, clothing, &c. very little of
the latter being saved. Mr.. S. L. Foster had
an insurance of $50 on the house, and 500
on furniture. William Foster had $3.50 on
house.
MELANcHoLY.-l1on. JOSEPH G.. COLE died
at Paris, in Oxford County, on the 18th inst
Judge Cole was born in Lincoln, Mass, and
was educated, says the Oxford Democrat
at Harvard College, where he graduated with
distinguished honor. He then entered the Of
flee of Hon. Levi Lincoln, where he remained
about one year, when he came TO Maine, Tin
le25) and finished his legal studies with Hon.
Enoch Lincoln, at Paris, in the County of Ok
ford. He was admitted to the Bar in 1926,
and opened an office in Paris, where he con-
tinued to reside until his DEATH He several
times represented the town of Paris in the State
Legislature, was Secretary Of the State SEN
ate, Register of Probate for some years, and
Clerk OF the Judicial Court about nine years.
His last public services were those of Judge of
the District Court, to which office he was ap-
pointed in the month of December, 1913.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20

Reading Railroad Oct 90 9s5 e22 70s I447 Il3
Schuykill Canal, Oct. %, 3ss ST. 2SS O3I 4slIGs
Lehigh Canal, Oct. %, 657346 5GO,O93 $40 279
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
Albany Lumber Market.

Bangor is no longer the principal lumber
market Of the United States. Albany now
bears the palm. The following is a compare
tive statement Of the number of feet of boards
and scantling brought to that market, down
to the 22d of October, in each of the years
named - ....
l849, II6,945,274
1850, IS3,S $3.50 $50
1851, 222, I46, 903
A part of the increase is Canadian lumber,
brought up from the ST. Lawrence into Lake
Champlain BY the Chambly canal, and thence
carried into the Hudson river by the Champlain
canal. Another part Of il is attributable to
recent reduction of tolls ON the Erie canal, and
will be still further augmented, when another
reduction of tolls is made, as there certainly
will be when the enlargement of that canal is
completed.
The number of NJ. Of shingles received at
Albany does not appear to increase, as will ap-
pear by the following statement
NJ. Of Shingles receired 10 Oct. %.
1s49, 25,l22
1850, %, 4S2
1851, 25,405
The shinge-weavers of Maine may there
fore hope 10 retain their ancient supremacy.
Bangor Democrat.
In Wisconsin, Timothy Burns is chosen
lieutenant governor, Charles d. Robinson sec
rotary of state, Edward III. Jansen treasurer
Experience Eastabrook attorney general-al
democrats. L. ]. Farwell, abolition wing, i
elected governor, and William II. Lord, indie
pendent, superintendent of public instruction.
The democrats have majotity in the senate,
not in the house.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
Excess Of imports

Value Of exports
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20

MAssAcHusETTs.-The Post gives the fol-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
l16,945,274
1S3,S66,660
nOn nc nno

The shingle-weavers of Maine may there
fore hope 10 retain their ancient supremacy.
Bangor Democrat.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25
Submarine Boat.

We find the following in regard to new
and novel boat. which is intended to be used
in sub marine explorations, and other pur-
poses in connection with submarine sur
veys. in the N. Y. National Democrat
The boat is built of strong boiler iron,
and is 10 feet in diameter, aud 80 feet in
length. while on the outside is fixed num-
Der OF shelves, which work Oh hinges, and
upon these ballast is placed TO lower The boat
10 the bottom of the sea. The inside of this
strange machine is divided into two compart-
ments, and the latter part of The boat is filled
with water 10 keep il down when sunk. Il
is also fitted with a propeller, which is
worked by hand, and used to move it gently
along the bed OF the ocean, rs may be re-
quired during the operations of survey.
According to the best calculation, the boat
will remain under water for seven hours,
without any supply Of air more than what it
receives before descending, and this is puri-
fed and repurifed by passing through valves
and cells containing che ical preparations
for that purpose. While the boat is under
water Geographic communication is kept
up with vessel stationed OH the surface,
and when il is necessary TO ascend, the bal
last is thrown from the shelves outside the
boat, and if necessary the water is pumped
out of the after compartment. and II rises at
the rate of thirty feet in seven seconds.
The machine we inspected is intended to
be used in the pearl fisheries, and will be
shipped 10 Panama in short time. 1t is
intended, If arrangements can be made. 10
give the machine trial before leaving New
York, as it is the FIRST Of the kind which has
been built, and to employ it i'll sinking a sub.
marine telegraph line, between Brooklyn and
New York. In blasting roe Ks clearing har.
bors, exploring sunken vessels, aud other
things obstructing the beds Of rivers, or en-
frances 10 ports. the intention will be very
useful, and we understand that already pa
ten thas been granted 10 the manufacturers, 10
secure the invention"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25

With two hundred thousand inhabitants,
Cincinnati has man living in the neigh
borhood, who is considerably older Than the
city iiself.a He descended The Ohio, passing
the spot where Cincinnati now stands, before
a tree had been leuelled oi the wilderness whose
place il now occupies. And this veteran is
but eighty. six years Of age
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25

CoRNs CURED. A corn Doctor was hold
ing forth yesterday afternoon, on Fore street
on the merits Of his salve aud ex,ractors,
which he had displayed most remptingIy be-
fore him. A large crowd gathered but just
as ne was in the heart of most sublime fig
ure, down came an avalanche Of snow from
The roofs Of the stores in his vicinity, burying
Doctor, audience, saIve, tools, and eloquence
in one unceremonious and overwhelming
snow hank. Such scrambling TO get out
such jargon of expletives, such waste of
salve, and such medical Indignation, have
never been mixed up before since the world
began. The police looked on suspieiously,
rather thinking they might be wanted
Port. Argus.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25

NEWSPAPERS IN NEW YoRK.-The census
returns OF New York show the number OF
newspapers published therein TO be four
hundred and fifty-three; having an aeers-
gate circulation of one million three hundred
and twenty seven thousand one hundred aud
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25

A man took off his coat to show a terrible
wonnd he had received some years past
'Oh!' said he, on moi being able 10 and il, 4
remember now, il was nay brother Bills arm,'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25

They pass best over the world said
Queen Elisabeth. who trip oyer il quickly;
tor !, is bu, . boy-if We sioP We sink
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-12-25
S ELEC Z a1' TALE. :.
- ~ From Cooley. Lady's Book. f' ''-l
-ToggIs .-IE37 13T - 91Iiil E1Id ut .1suls.
PLEASING THE PARISH;
EYal H9l sAi aI-l.l III. 0n. ..A.A-. -.IuiI
TO THE MINISTER'S WIFE. 3,

BY the author of Miss Bremers visit to Geopers Land
ing" Getting into Society,"" Signs Of Gentility,-
''Boarding- house Politics." etc, etc. ' W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Board OF Aldermen.
STATED sEssIoN....THURsD.

STATED SESSION.. THURSDAY, Jan. So
Present-MoReAN MoRGASs, Esq. President,
Ad Grfhn, Dodge Sturlevsnt, Oakley, Chapman, Smith,
Bali Hsws Muller, Shaw, Cook, Bard, BrIIOn, DelAmaeT,
Franklin aud Dooley.
The Minutes OF the last meeung were rea1 ana approved
PETITIONS.
BY the Presdent-Petnon OF Charles Burton aud
others for the construction OF ger IN Greenwichst be-
tween Sprngst and Canal Referred 10 Com 90 Sewers
BY me Presdent-Pe,iuon OF Thomas Dsres In behalf OF
NewYork Sunday School Unon for the use OF room over
FRANKLIN Market for Sunday School Referred 10 the
By the Presdeoi~Peuuon OF Robert Narusey. for cor
recnon opeFsonsl tax o. 1850 Referred to Committee on
By Aid Franklin-Peuuon OF orinnell Minturn Co to
have slip the foot Of Maiden lane and suElng-sp exca
waited Referred to The Street Commissioner with power
Nv Aid Mer-Petition of the Trustees OF ST. Brldges
Church corner Of Avenue and Eighlhs- 10 have two
sss lamps placed ia front OF their church edfcs which
By AID BriltOn-Peiition Of + Walters 10 DO relieved
from errone GUS personal Of 1850 Referred to Commit
By Ald. Dooley-Petition OF George B. Stevens and
Others Tor opening OF s4ths The sh sad lh
avenues Referred 10 Committee on Roads
By AID. Chspman-Petiuon OF John Leani,L 70 De re-
lieved from erroneous personal tax referred 70 commit
By Ala Griffin Petition OF Engine Company No s. to
have their Engine rebuilt and repaired Reteea 70 Com
By kid. Deamsier-Petion Of John Ogden and Others
10 have Crotor Water Pipes laid In SD between S Aou
e ava hessu - ~ Nue. nsv No Is for
new Hose Carriage Referred 10 Com on Fire Depsr'n|
RESOLUTIONS.
Ale osamater presented the following resolution, VIZ
xssse, That the Collector Of Assessments DO dIectedo
.x,es s lot "a tho Assessment Map fSr
Ysvns me from 2tlhst 70 fSdsi and credit such
payment on %. ~ sa Assessment Map aad 70 collect
sasn assessment On ssd No ga II having been psd in
fsse-Ald 0ffhn, Oakley, chaemsn he P,e,dent Ala
smith, Bal, Haws Miller, Shaw Coos hard i,Ttion Del
kmsier, Franklin, Dooley-l5. O"'O O'''
KKPoErS
The Committee on Streets presented /. ranoy. rocor
neadng concurrence with the Board OF Asssn. a. or
dnsnce 20 fence vacant lots between 9Th ana i0h in
18th and 18th sis and In 0hav between 2sh ana ash 80
which adopted q division, viz: 1cSynafirs~sI5
Griffin SturtevsnL Oakley Chapman. the President Ala
Smith Ball. Haws, Miller Shaw. Cook. Bard Bnu0n De
Iamaief, Franklin and Dooley-l6
The Committee Streets presented a report recon.
endinR concurrence with the Board Of Assistants Ia re-
SsuIop and erdipsp<s 70 pave 5hsy froD SQh 70 40 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TRoY.-A fire broke out
Yesterday morning in the Chair Mandatory OF
Robert Green, 2ss and 900 Riverst. destroying
both buildings and also the one adjoining south,
Nc. 2s6, owned and occupied by Priest Alendorph
n Co auction and commission merchants. 2e9
and 29O were occupied by the chair mandatory OF
n. Green, by J. o. Merriam's clothing store ana
by VIM w. Hogan, boot and shoe store Mr'
Greens loss is about 50 000i insured SOU IN Lex
jnetop Co and $500 in Clinton and Essex Mutual
M. Merriam saved portion of his stock. hts
loss ia ~ 600 insured $4,000 in Troy Mutual aud
a. GOO in Empire State, Of Boston. Mr. Hogan
Ioss In about $500; insured 5000 Several work.
men lost all their tools. The buildings, 2sS and
900. were owned by the Dickinson estate Loss
s3. 500; insured $4,000 in Albany Insurance Co.
The building, $50 was crushed and fred by the
falling of the south wall of 2sS. 1t was owned by
Priest Allendorph X Co. and is totally destroyed.
Loss o., AGO; insured $1,000 in Troy Mutual.
The stock of goods in the store, owned by the
same firm, ia valued at SS,5O0-mostly destroyed,
though something may be saved in damaged
condition. Insured $1,000 in Albany Mutual,
$4,000 in Hartford, and $4,000 in the Etna Com,
pany. The fire originated in the wareroom o!
Mr. Green's chair mandatory, and as no fire Is
used in that portion Of the building Il is supposed
TO have been the work of an incendiary.
Troy Post, Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
Arrived.

Br Reliance o GTeenock Narrower Shanghai Oct passed
Ansr Nov and e the Cape OF Good Hope Dec H. i teas &C.
q Grswod 10 the Gaspar Straits company with
chip Quesn Victoria OF New York b. ship ndostan from
Whampoa London and B bark ~ Ebeih Moore from shan1
Sept for Liverpool Was oWed the By Jacob
Bell, Capt Hoyt
Brig Eza Campbell hatanzas Jan To- and honey b DAM
Curtis The bark Canada and Motto sailed company for Port
land.
brig Herald Warren Naples so ds fruit &c 10 Draper Dsv
lin. Left bark Edna Bbbins, Tor NYork, TO sail Dec -
Brig Wilson Fuller Lewis Savannah cotton and Dun.
ham DimOn. At anchor IN the bay.
Sch Charles Mills Francis Wilmington, NC naval stores TO Doll
s. Potter.
Sch Hsndrsn, Tennis, Black Rivers ds, oysters.
ship sas Holmes Berry from osans at anchor
the Bar Aso bark Carmsa Hutchinson, from Beyroot and last
from Smyrna.
wIED-At sunset NV, and clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
BY TeleRrnph.

BOSTON Jan 3oC barks Vssa Savannah Nashua Philadelphia
brig Cardsnas hs Prospect Havana MaaPosy dol Boy
Frankfort
James Bss, Cuba Wave, New York Luagsmors Cuba
PROVIDENCE Jan 30Beo brig supposed DO the Joseph
Kelor, I'm Mobisj slp Thos Hull Newton.
soops Pointer Fowler The brig 0rray Tar,
cOws for Chasons last eyenngsuppOssd she New
port Weather cold Thermometer degrees below Wind
very fresh from NV.
Charleston.
BRISTOL, Jan 7e-An sch Hard TImss Gaddng from New
Bedford
Sid seth, brig Maria IngTaham, FOR Havana.
FALL RIVER, Jan 3osld sch William Wright, Rogers ioE
Norfolk.
CHARLESTON, Jan S6The bark Tyrngham I'm Boston,
Charleston Bar lost anchors and chaa she thumpsd for
houIs and brogg INTO port aky condition The Isabel
from Havana with the 22d thsrs
nothing new. Also r. sch hohavk, Boston.
KEYWEST Jan 22Bgs Moses and Anderson and sch Jno
Re arrived I'm HewYork hs 18th aad 10th aud all sailed
the bark Mara for New York before tbs 9st h sch Isabella
New York
NEW ORLEANS. 9cd Ham, for Boston; ship
Eans gaLsstt AND brig RsvsiIe New YorL
MOBILE JAn 3lCb bark Leslie Wstumpka, Tor New
SAVANNAH jan 27-Anbrg Philura and och Lamar sYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
Foreign Ports.

Atchsgrss Jan n. bark Rola- Jsl,s, Of Nfo's unc
MstJsso Dc Jsa :. bsis sssIss'. Scott isf Men
4, 1890 c., 10th .r., brr- cerdsa ~. FOR B,s.os
day.; Hnsi.y John.on Bs'oo. 10 csav-asa Fanu
Fh.ss.ts Coay -, his ,.sor, pay ard P.as.s c..,., a.
Goucs,,sr W sss BATS, VIZ IT. No'era' S'os~a o' Car
fo.. s,b nat .h vssa, Sss. osa. Gsa4.p.
(aad Ram Ky eih ofs ks,s.e YEA o J.sso,
co ad sa@ o ca b 's shsv sos sToasa
s-1YorI sailed eth brig Johr'oa, Tor ho R'hs e "a
AZ ayTra sh all srs Koss Er',,. August tP' o' Won
'o.s sd 1s,h .s'e Ai. .o w. y.sp r., sc.o,ss
9Th ost shps D.s-n-, pas o' As,. tsS s. 20
y rS Sound. brs GIof.oso tSare c1oye,o for Nrors
Atssrss. th Ost shp Asrsnser STAFFORD io' sio'a r,s
uaon Bs.cbsr from 40 ss~ iof' Garsns nnno oss
6rs Pun sN iorE New Yors Sailed lO ESo"Aa 81" s,
on Ar, ssd u bark sauus Ilseols from rssrr9 Or ss
AMpsgs, let INST, hp Soniois Faa-, Tor Nest ora oak
Ka;nsD s Prom J. Go Cana, 1SS 0 so & cS. late, s s
ssnt.zo Burgess for New Yor Kite, Daae, caoua Passes
r., n,t BAH TUT. F..s-dsu from u.s.ns Zoe
ton bound sailed sh ut brg Casn'ma' sa'S IN sHyr
A, RIO ysneiro 10th MI B,sI s'reig. from ss- Orleans
for cso1 pa, S,el .'esoS u@s gaS,, 9,,
Calf rua sch wss,er stssnao n PhAte 90 stsAn.
Columbia Totem and New ro sv.r iron Ne"fohl do; s
ah brig Envoy. Hobart tim Bo.tonl DO -
Ar al NAanzas 18th met, brs' Diud DsnsG Bosh, lsh
Walton CAk. NeS rorI schr Agoes, Lore klsor'A ota D.
May EhIab.th Young St Thomas s, Cutler GAG s0suss
Gosm Ph,sdsPha sb brE.M Copeland Bartlett so'oa
h0, Nh. JAZZ rs 5aA Winthrop Blaachars Boroo
A. cafoenas Jaa rs bAssafsh hale late AAn 'of foald
IN 9Ssvs IN charge the of Nsiss Rooy rom Portland
ose 6ng queen Peoseon from Pones s ter Nev Ton
Hs3se South WORTH for Sewfolk 10 ~ DAYS Sstu so
w., IN Portland g Dsmafa Porte do do, hontroes fosnd
wilmington NC or Baltimore g Nator, Para. Om seAfsp 20
psrpt GO, Caharis Nichols ~ ho. I'm 90 Tor Boston 90 ~ a.
Re- on Ranror utc " Dnsco from ald Tor bosoo
10: Fora Cole Calais freht harshs Daeh, hc1a'.y
m searpor escg RAINBOW, Emerson I'm W.casse do Asooa
Asv M New Yok 90; Abemare come I'm Boston, d1e oadt
r. Wnsht EnehoS PhsseFha dos Grand fak Porter IN
I'm Phiadeoha DO Del.~as
Bsyoo, 90 Jo Alfonso Frshe n boston do lu Zee foss,
i'm DO Do Nhsroy Kendall fan frankfort and sch si's Fsh CAL
fnS crf n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
To Mariners

HALHAx Jaa 5-Ihe Lgat Houses square 5udsg
Cd WHITE with black ball the seward caos Iatouf
vhieh forms the east de Of harrington Habcr abou; midway
tween Cape Sable and Cape teIrc operation exhibits
bright hash g. OF l5second DURATION eclipse. Of
or Is As this Light be Of Importance TO Amsrf
vessels give from he authority Of ths
owing eeangs and distances Lat Of light - dsgs
Lon Of DO o. s. w Vsrsuon Of o. 49, - W Magnetic
ng-Csps SABLE s. EIIsms 77-W distant \ miles EItrsns
Bach Lsdgss a T. esian; mss sasges Half moons IS
W, distant miles.
Bsasos, Dec las reported 10Th Sept Lght bis been 70
o' 81 from the Bsroce Bar and
cru PoHt al The Rivers mouth, lat 10 10 r. ths
distance beng II miles from the bar She will carry black
the ofsma head Dung the snt fred hgh. xht
o. oound sio 1h port should onng the hight bear ssw
four laihOms a low -
oop plot boat Bay day ani night and
res white Tag al her hsad "PILOT large red esrs
frscrbsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
DIED d.

n ,5,slsv svsacr, HARRIET JANE vile o. b-n
cshoos L. saw ani laughter Of the ate Ihos haA''
ii Sevp Il. HI a.. .....4 49,. C,.~,,i nth.
80 b.r mutation Fndas. 3ist nst ais COCA n ron we
oe. 80. arnupc.at,on Fourssah - Sirth av.
H. s0ih MT RI HARD BENT ia The 18Th Js@i OF no
- +, r,fvs OF Liverpool, krgtnt. -.
-, b- funeo from he rssde.os Of his son ~ ls~ q
- .. Rssrlsr :; 90 Saturday Fes l. at oclock Pm Nb-
Tie neue zee % ~ 49, 81
spets5y No. .,rs goth ,n.t A. oeock FANNY AURELtA,
JobS W AM JulaDa W Carung,on, aged add :
Of The IAN y invited 20 attend The fan-rai on " dy
-, N RON 5S5 Washington It. Broolyn without ar'
ptot Jan q. Mr Sarah w. ssl'y r'he Of the A'' Hon.
s,1e-on SKIER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
Disasters, &c.

Poole New Orleans from New reports TIA
on lat lon experienced hsavy iran
ssW 70 wSwj hysd ends sI hours sustained co
dsmsgs.
CAlLosThe bak Carlos from Galveston for Boston,
MEG Bay Tuesday mOrnrg - O'Clock, thick
strek on Rag Lower ght. and hLsd
before Tsportsd She has 10 Her
SCI bales 81 hides A 5b Osse and ncse
BY Taylor WAsf0o Of Boston. There
The cargo for $1,000 AZ Revere Office s0O New
Epgsd $500 aud $500 a. the hsptu1s Tsers
$1,000 vessel al asrent odces 10 stats
JoHs MaHs4ssT Oliver from Pctou sr Providence he
fore reported Of Nova Scotia SUP
posed l. BE total o bad tosTd 90 chadons css belonging
The Iron Nheh insured for fun value Roger
Williams oEcs, Prov tsucs.
The ship Rock2nd, ~ tuns, buh Al Rocklj Me-
been purchased or tie Cshorua tJzts o go 90 cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
ReceIpfa of Produce.

THURSDAY, Jan. Coy Ner. York and Nsr.
Haren Railroads. Calves 81 bbls Wool $40 bbs Flour
IS pigs Butter so do Cheese sl5 bushels Malt ls99 do
Oats 40 bbs Whisky, do Ashes, 81 Hogs 56l sides Lea
tier and 20 Sheep.
By Enc Railroads.&c. bushels arley, SIS do
Oss $50 side Leather a bales Wool, 81 do Hay l0casks
Ashes 25l sheep q head Cstte, 50 bbls Whisky, 81
pkgs bptteT, - bags Flour, q Calves snd IL Hoga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK;.
Cleared.

shps-ssg Houad Richardson San FA1e'eo ogd'n sadoo;
Edrdgs Liverpool Spod. rseOn Cei Canden, shst wood
Charsston Dmoni Iowa BALs ST Marks, Philips
Marion Johnson Savannah. Durham Dimon.
Bans-Plgrim Robinson Santa Cruz, Nesmth Sons hssss
Lstbfop. Canton, II w Trundy Co.
Big Vancouver Swsstzer Rochelle, Nssnth n Sons
NJ Labeh, Bamorss VI, Nelson
w Elwe5
6b6s Philadelphia HAND ones, Holmes, Jacksonv lie
Brook
seame-vetora Black sand Of Trndad Ksnns5sc, Seymour
Phlaoelpha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
RX TELEGRAPH.

Markets. .NEw-ORLEAss jan ~.
Tha fsorroN Market is very active, 900 bales
1910 odd this morning strictly middhng "a n~he'
g., mess PoRK 10 advancing now seihng ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

A6o1tNov 90 a,4 Ion 81 low an Am ship show
H Boston NOS blue Nhts and red bound perhaps The
Hs-tsn heemia IRON Boston Nov = FOR San Franc SEQ
nah for New YORK -'
Jna Aa 50, Or - o. earn ohss coHn ron Bee, fer Re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

N, Thursday jar 20 oy Rev Lot Jones Mr. n a '" 70
uooRRa.hEI WARDEs both OF ihis City -,,,,,
a. "a .Sn.sda, 90 99th net oy Rev. Jacques Lyons n =
ivy 10 MARY youngest daughter Of the ate > J. ioo " "
tbs City. ~ ~. H. Mt, T.-. 4ua-un Mss
Mupss youngest daughter Of me late Capt As0n IMAM
-, Iof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

ship Luzpa ofwau.O ossu sov a. had 100 BEL. 80, ssa
Oh
t.r from csp, p.von Of bah cornsha Of ssssiefe fs9s
ksrss 90 -.
DAYS sRedoid u-n-sapas g4-, 1T
koa.e eoek appAratas sni ha1 sAst b1at stove
from bafk Samgs ftcDas Ltnbsr o. atuaposst,
rrpost. sov -. st o. -th ~ Dos - o. Al
spoasn the DAY bark Lssngs fanSe h17oss
"
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rrfredJan 3d. sehrs w Godfrey B4bcock Yok; John
Harms Jannan, do Edward Adams Steel DO WIN DU0osq
more. DO.
Bark mary, Whden Boston; brig Bermuda Br Ouiea
bridge, jamaica schrs Rash Small. Charleston; Dubos-
QUE Wnsmers EevsILi Reeves sharp Boston; John Hss
Jaugzu. " Farms, n y
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II. =. rIarshaI,s once.

Messrs L. Lewis and MeTihew have also been
arrested on charges connected with the complaint
already referred to. The names OF others nave
slso been mentioned 1t is said that false papers
have been caused to be presented whereby land
warrants were obtained, and also pay OF deceased
soldiers. The writs for arrest have been issued
we believe, at the instance of gentleman from
Washington, connected with one OF the Depart
roanta there.
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%. 81 OsAa Nov a.. had 100 bel. %, s,ss

Jsp 81 ~ On Of Matte steamer stssnnx sap
pos-d tke aisbsrns from Fe~ Yora ~ savannah
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COPARTNERSHIP.


NOTICE.-N. II. NORTH is a partner
i from this date In our hrm. D. c. OTIS CO.
Jan. l, 1851. 1870 Ivy
EO-PARTNERSHl Notice is hereby
Og given that Orville L. Knox and Henry Beeckmsn, IL
are from this date partners In our firm.
The business viii hereafter be transacted al No 10 Cors
landtst OTIS, JOHNE5k co.
NewYork, January LIST, 1881. il lm'
nISSOLUTION.-The Co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between the subscnbefs aDds
the and firm Of GEO. w SHIELDS co. e.
PRES this day by its own Limitation.
lsgned GEORGE w. SHIELDS,
EDWARD A. JEE,
BENJAMIN n. SHERMAN
New.YoFk, lat January, 1851
CO-PARfNERSHIP-The subscribers have his csy
formed Copartnersnp, and viii continue the Commiss'oo
IRON Business heretofore under the name ard 6nu
GEORGE w. SHIELDS CO.
signed GEORGE w SHIELDS
BENJAMIN M. SHERMAN
GAMALIEL @. SMITH,
GEORGE b. HEGEMAN.
New.York, LIST January, 1851. un