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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-02

YEArHsEs were In good demand ami arm With sales
Of 3 coo lbs. Southern ~ about 33, cash
FfsH Dry cod has been very scarce an 4 ~ nina
since last report with ouy rsta sse from store
at S7STH nsw Massachusetts msck.rsl 10 bet
ter request TO out 81 the msrkat and considerable
sses from stove mad a. slD II so - f1r No
4 So ~ 50 % for No no were held a. So 81 80
l2L with moderate stock
FIItsnrs- Rstes continued dull for Liverpool AMI
engagements limited Cotton vas taken a. IA while
moot vessels asked g. 82d Grain was non ina a. "a
3bd. Flour engaged by Atrsns4snt vessel Al sd
fustc At 10t There chsnga 10 rates to Lon.
do nor Hsvre To California rates oontin.sd iu, ~ith
increased mpetios for lots Offering % for yard
and quot ations somewhat more unsettled New eliD-
pers were dem sndlpg and receiving 81 while those
not Of the first class found IL dhcBit 10 procure that
sum Ordinary sailing vessels we're engaging ~ 80.
Faurra-Binc. yesterday the traa.sstious include
$50 boxes bunch rai,ins ut 81 95 30 Canton a.
ger At private bargain. and - sr8iues A. 55c
fiAY.-h quiet feeling prevailed In the marks. for
this article to day bet without particular change 10
vslue About 800 bales Nor.h River soli at 7Os 500
Hors~T2e demand vas light. vitaout alteration In
price. Come rs balss Eas'ern brought SO cash.
IRsN Scotch pig ives % plenty, and holders we're
askipe ,2i 90 a sa3 six mon b. lat no buyers have
apr esfed IA the market At that rste ~ Engish bars
in which the tendency wns 'liahuv upwtft 200 tens
changed hands at $40 usual credit and f2t offered
for Gs rtsbife, fix months
L,AD--A merican vas Dsarly ont Of the market aud
for u the demand brisk The sales reported 70.
day amounted 70 1900 pigs At ~ 20 for danna which
1T the close held At IS per- 100 bt No sales Of
portsnce have trsnsprsd Ia foreign asi prices rllsd
frm.
depcy wse in favor ~ TIE purcha Sales Including
1900 bbIs. common Rockisnd we're m1ie y 81 = 95c
cssh
better thopsh the transactions wers light, not ex
ceeding 200 bbs a. SOC nonths In other qualities
We know Of no change OF ssles
NAssI SropFs There was a fair inquiry for crude
turp, rtne With ses of few hundred barrels AZ 81 70
Q % sTk f0 EoT& ssrnty Small lots spifts Nsre
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judgsth nations - veil - indviduais viii not only
nvrsss our plans but cause our own iniquity to
rest n. snd eur bseksliding to rsprove us"
against the pSssass Of either Of the bns in question
sno desire thai may please the Most High 90 to In
oeednssi this Important matter may be in cosfor-
nifty with that sxcslent and ocmprshshsnsivs rule
laid down By the great Christisn Law-sivsr, our
blessed Lord and Savior" Whatsoever ye would that
men should do to you do 70 also even so unto them"
Signed b direction and on behalf Of meeting Of
commonly called Qu.ksrs, in Psnnsyivania 80, held
In Philadelphia, the Gath Of the ir:t Month ISL.
Oft - rho VILLA. d a,l EyAss 3 G 10
H. b: Brewer, from Butler and Beaver, has intro
duced series of joint resolutions in the House,
which | also append. Your readers will there
fore be fairly booked up on this important que stion
and the debate, as well as votes, will be closely
scanned and analyzed:-
JOINT RESOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO THE FUGITIVE
SLAVE BILL.
Whereas, the Congress of the United States at the
last session, passed act commonly called the Flu
gtive Slave law which does not give entire ssistac
ton to the freedom loving cisens OF the free states
but Is to them, In many respects, odous and objsc
where's, it is alleged, by our brethren OF the slave
holding that the enforcement said
essential the perpetuy OF the union Of tho States
and Whereas they have direct pecuniary interest In
the institution OF slavery which renders them
esrnest in urging the enforcement OF said Law and
wheress the citisens ST Pennsyvania true to their
character as law abiding people have ever cherished
the sentiments of patriotism and devotion to the
Union Of the Statee, in the continuance OF which
they repose full confidence, assured that the enact
Rive Slave law, effect dissolution of the
Union cherished alike by the patriots OF the North
to agitation for the sake OF agitation de-
string only to inculcste just and moral truths, in
fraternsl spirit becoming to them their character
and moral sense and the relation they sustain those
who do net the institution Of slavery 10 tbs
light-Tberefore be
Resolved, BY the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiyee the Common wealth OF PepnevlvA In
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enttHfNESN cF 4 Li0NESs On Thursday
lat, the magnificent h0uess belonrina 10 the me-
naffiW ot haymlni s. 90 wintsring in this city,
gave bifth L. Three Whelps, the hrs. ever d,opped
west Of the Allegheny mountains. and they are
very hstufaly lochr1 upon as the -iosies Of the
day. They have been taken from their dam. and
given in charge q Slut II ne buil dog breed who
Takes the same care Of them that she doea III her
own progeny Mr. Basrd, the manager of the
nicpsgerie, has presented one a. the whelos 10
Erasmus y DennisOn, who intends ~ rcsr il and
have u donestcsted about the houip a. 4 watch
dog and Il " needless 10 say thai ne viii want no
better guard over lis premises. TAe mother n
this family has produced, within the pas three
yesfs. upwstds oftwenty OF these royal sons AMI
daughters and eut II hat number never has raised
bu' Two pairs The climste here appears 70 agree
with he new conitrs. and thev may posei1'y live
CtRaraafi Epqbver, Jan n.
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PEILApEI,MA. Jan si-Cid sshrs sdasy Miner Bsuss n
Lcnaon; Aatiiaa Thompson. Parker. Nyork
York. ~As-~ S~"' A~A' !"
In port sohr Charles. Gri6aa, for Norfolk. ready.
PORTLAND Jan S-Arr sohrs Ellen Pettensil NYovt
Cd ehr hdwEd svsrett Roberts, Bstmere Sd 29sh bsrk
sAoAssAn Jan ss.AI bIies Charles Riohards,n B,s-
milton Bsr Old stesmship Floda yon NYori; ship d.
fence tBrl ksrr LverpooL BRIG Charlton,
Brooks, Rosebrooks do. ~
tucket Roads,
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Passengers Arrived.
ANrwERr-ship Emblsn-Ar A Wssthon aAd LADY,
Passengers Sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING FlordA-S walker and lady, NM
wilkins child servant Reed, sister children
Mrs stshbin Mrs. Dunn Lr Hammer nr Gilman. Mrs. Mary
man. Mise HeMd. Mr. p white, K HAfnum. A Ward. 4
TreAnor. Mr. Hsstt, Mr. Manuel Mcknight, @ Wsds-
werth, j Pickett @ Pickett. Perry, Smith. De
IOachs, RoOms. Sherwood, AcGlashan, DR. L.
Roy. Master Dunn-2s In the steerAge.
CHAnLEsroN-Steamships outherner-Geo Currisr. y z
ChrstzberE. Capt Dickinson and family Lowades q
Jones, Miss Lowndes Miss Bacot, Miss Bacot Mrs
CoAklin. Miss Poproy, Mrs Ctsford Condron. :
Qrundy Rov Eds Jamson, Gilohrist, Mrs Aesker
HuEsr Smith. Henry Keroher. wife, daughter aa1
family John Mack Seller, Leokie, Gustavus Susdorn
CourtenAy-6O In stserage.
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elAss nastsl vessel under fore cad main spencer and %
tspsai the ssssres Western laa>
lpossd her V b stsamship under The has
e. The ssssS 70 ssysss:s Pat IA lad
BARK Harriet Ham Peters. 81 Pstsrssurs days, and
CePenhasea SO days With mdse. 70 Sohmidt BAlchen
ssa. s' S.s s:y
fell In With the wreck Of the sohr Hsbs, Of Bristol RI
with her orsmas Sons And abandoned; boarded hsx and
tool r1I h;I some and her papers She was from 81
brts Versailles (of Warren, ke) Conant Attakapas, ~
days with molssse e Sturses Co. 10Th ut miles Of
sshr Norma lRussJ. Aspssrsn Malaga sad Gioraar s.
heavy weather ios bu wArks sails spsr and has
three men sick In the Cult Stream saw large quantities Of
barrels boxes no. but not sufficiently the
marks on them or TO At their oontsnt also the
msinm.st Of : vessel ~ opposed to belong TO asohr
coffee he to ssirc Co. Jan 18TH in Turks Island
p.is brig Hiohb0rH tOf Pr0speot caoOrd hsnes for
sehr Merrill. Ttoomb Savannah. Is days. with cotton
sehr Asssndrs Canae. York River sdays ia. slst at
little below saa.n beach, The vessel was heading "a
with all sail and her stern high out Of Did
thHh che would not be likely 20 get hAra off could nos
here on Friday. also saw tn: sAms vessel Ashorsl
Schr Exile, Williams, PhiiadsAphiA days
Below.
rve brss. names unknown.
beaners Souherner Dickinson, Charleston; FlordA Lyon
Savannah.
Bark Corneiia, arrived Saturday from smyrna re-
ports-Jsn goth lat H. Ion 81 H. spoke ship susquehan
smith from Phiiadepha for san Franoisoo 25 lat 81
Is Ion IS spoke ship Charles Crooker The had pilot
board three days noed heavy westerly
blown to tea after on che Hsok hal four
frozen.
Fen Wind. at sunrise. ssw; meridian. 3; sunset
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NEW YORK AND.HAvRR STRAIN NAVIGATION CON-
pany-For Havre and South pton-The States
Nail Steamer FRANKLIN, ZOO tons burthen James A.
to land the mails ard pssssnser Saturday
offers to passengers proceeding sdvAnxes ovsr
any other route In the both Of time money
Prioe Of to Havre South $780, iette
must pass through the post office For freight passage
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sHIPPING,

LNOR LIvKRPOOL.-UNITED SLAVES NAIL STEAM
ship ARCTIC. Capt J. @. Luoe.-zhis steamship will
depars with the mails for Eurepe posvey Wednesday
street No berth secured until paid for. All letters
passage, having unsqaed sessncs or
comfort apply TO EDWD. X. COLLINS So Wall st.
Positively freight will DO received
day evening reb Sd The steamer Atlantic will iced the
Arctic and sail February 18th.
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Tolevraphio Marine Ueporss.
CHARLnsror. ian %.
CearedBarks Sumpter Boston; Jasper New York; schr
Col Satteriy, kYork.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan ~.
Arivedships ComproHs e and Cato, Boston, bark Rose
Stsndish HYork
Clearea-Barks Marmors, NYork Emma Lincoln, Boston.
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A meeting has been held in New Orleans with a
view to the immediate re. construction OF the St.
Charles Hotel A committee Was appointed to raise
fifteen thousand shares at S25 EACH in the aggregate
$4,000
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aAetr,mM ,SrELLloE scs


s,eamsrs-Forids. Lyon, savsbpah Mitchell; s5uth-
efRtf, Dickinson, IhsrestOB. tpCHlrd, TiiestoD n Co.
Siipt-ssncs, pereivsl, AJer. Sc, snhta lroandes
John q CottAr, ca urebii Monte, y stktBa a Go.
Bnks-Georgaua HAYES, DemarArA Thompson heu'
haus.
ssir,-Uncorn fBrl Comsna, Ksssten, ia, VI Noes yr;
Sue.n ThuriCv, Ncuvatks, snueOp nagbew Co. Eliza
beth Jones, savannah Heath Richardson, Bran hoy Eine
Cornish, Port WalfbaI
sehrt-Jos Guest Cobb Braves River r Walss Oil
lett lmLf NC Hamilton Dayton Blofkndrs, wash
iHgton Jase Ross Keemrr Fresiic EaturE Adrian, Os
born Norfoik ses hppattn, fagCs, Boston, Issbgus
Arbteam, do.
slooDs-W II Bowen. KinH Rhoss Island, ssurses aud
Fsshi0a, Blydsnburg, fIeviarnte.
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sEip VIM sprsTuo tof frttdsncsL Chase, MAILS Sept 90
Win nt y order Oct f5b, la IL loa 100 W. spoke stP
tom Sparks Got Lgbeon a. Gays from Whsnpos. bound 70
bondon Jan ~ lat - a. leA ~ 81 spoke steamer lndepen
denee, Ctsh6 days hence Tor san Frsheco Jan 5h, at
Ion 81 spoke bark hefEer Got Baltmore Hooper IS
osys hence for 3 an Franoisoo-AlireN.
ship Emblem Dyer, kntwerIt DE- lat with mjse AMI l3i
paffe TO IurlbutS Jan zTth, eh The south
Chsnne saw barb Brothers Fl Boston, standing sNi same
day bark Nssn0lA. Of Fortisnt bound In SANE time
the barb Canada Jan a. lat 80 Ion y 3d. shipped scs
tulwsrks head sails, khees started eat wsttr broke
main rail hatch house topgslsnt forecsste and TO
oevcd other dsmsse The h. experienced heavy weather
the whole rsss~ae. -
barn Ls,snt SRI Carry ysrpoo SO dsys wds sni las
psssepgers 10 We None Co. Dec N, lAt w los ~ osH
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Havana, New Orleans and Chagrss.-1hroush
tickets TO San Francisco at reduced rates Orleaas
pase ,gers at Havana the
snlsp,d so dna,o n tbs
burthen d. D. Porter Y. NJ Comm anssr will sail pro-
ctely st o'clock r. N from her pier Warren
,rse. r. with ths mails direct for Havana
Specie only taken freight to Havana aud New oesa
For passage or freight srplyto u. o. ROBERTS.
III West street. corner Of Warrsu-
EoR SAN TEANCIsc0.-THk NEW, 1EW YORK
built clipper ship mo- Cspssn X. r. Little will
with despatch Tor the above port This beautiful ship
qures only the inspection Of shippers at North
river 70 insure preference in Tor which apply
sfFFREN X Ie0NSIDE, no. broadway.
EoS sAH FRANCIS co-DIsPATcH LINE.-TnR
4 splendid fast sailing packet thip ANuLO-AhERI-
CAN at Pier X has large portion Of her cargo
gagged aud geing board; should
be made. superior accumulation Tor Tea drss aud
second cabin passengers.
n b. SUTTON co. 81 wan str.o. o.
JOHN OGDEN, ll6 Wall street.
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE.-SECOND LINn.-THR FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havrs the 10th. end NsW

a.
York on tss LIST Of eaeh msnths-
New sri YORK. H a.s~
1000 tens burthsn. NayI JunsI6
AlsAEo Follansbse, master. Sept. Dot. 70
Ship ST. NICHOLAS. Fell Marohls
600 tons burthen. Junel Ialv
N. ". Evsleigh, master Oct. Nov. "a
Ship BALTINORE. March AnriI n
700 tons burthsn. JuIyI Aus ID
X. d. Conn, master. N0v.l Dee. Is
Ship WILLIAM TELL, (nsw) April MAyN
ZOO tons burthen. AuE.I Ssps i
John Willard, master. Dee.I Jan. Is
Taey arc All Arst GLASS New York built ship provides
With all requisite articles for the comfort and
trade. The price Of passage 500. wtsous WINS .
liquors. Goods sent TO tbs subscribers win FORWARDED
BOYD HINcKEH. Agents. iSl Pearl ssrssA
pAcIFIo NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY.-THE PUB
S aas E
tinue leave and san Francisco on the nrst ard
s days o. zach month Snss 3
stssmers Of the nrst q the msnth Will touea
Ss9 h s y snn ss AZ g The
!. s E
N Oregon awaiting - the orms. port the arrival Of s
and from Panama and retarunE without delay
San Francisco regular line Of propelcr will be kept 40
for the transportation Of freight and transsns
Tbs connection in tbs Asntc Willie maintained thu
,teAmships EMPIRE CITY. leaving New York the shr
eighth III chssrss. thra boat viii also l.
stRs IN IN NEW Yors As sra5s steamer puu.n,u
viii form erect line between New orleans ChAgrss
leaving At such peroes will hs detention e
ships through line TO and from New Orleans pors Ia
Mes co, alifornia and Oregon.
Won g Tho Company South street Nev York Appus..
Sss fs%% Esg Orleans :. AkE
New York. October 81, 1850.
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"A - pPskAsks or A DELICATE NArUkE uUPgp
oe Ianty IN careful thorough, aad fntsligsnt
Tysssb n.fePt sleeiions speedily removed ~ bic
nethet. To ttfangets bt him evsry desired ava.
tpnte tor perfect viii b. even ones 81 Tfsp.asrs
go; ossr Broadrsy. French Fsmss PsrtsdioA PiWs
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Foreign Malls,

Letter Bags fer Rio Jaaeiro vAparsiso per steamer
Pacific will close 1T the Exchange Reading Room ( Ex
ohAngel. en- Monday Feb 10. at O'clock, An.
essors TO pstA once. part Of
she world.
The shove Letter Bags also Kenyon 81 Wall
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb Is Pm.
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and al ths AnSrsd aasetionsiiiussIs.sd BY
Per OF beautifully etlnrOa plates large hs By Homer
BsstNick, ". d., lecturer
ssove named nature 1t 10 asss ousrt0 pages second
sditioni $40. sieal Ard
Surgi az Journal may be said iearlessy be equal
Heeordeor Actonsworks tie family 81
Tar superior 70 anything a tho kvt published In this
county" Aathor q Tho rsmy Phys1iLri" price tver-
0-tve eents Az 81 work self absso ee-
psrahls defects So &c., sirth edition. fourteen plata
ptce 81. For sale tt The putehore' SgRfN Err T0Wh
SEND, 222 broadway sndhY the author. sos Brosavsy
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y ham and William streets hss for the isst-sh tsou
year, enjoyed nost extensive practise In cseas
lie ttn cure the most aggBvatsd Of thg dte and
milo oats cured in tao 70 i've days DR. COopers ss in
curing chronic obt cttons three
prs-erlinent Coustisutiot al debility brought By
oret Laht dulged in by nen-this vhen fro
quent induigedn begets cysppa weakI Of the imhs
arc small Of laek, esnusoa Of the intellect, aad
sen 70 society. NARRATED In ever case or as
charge. No rf.d -
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THE NEAREST ROUTE TO THE
GOLD DIGGlNS,
SPECUL.a W.AKE UPt


EENHE following described valuable Timber
L Lands are offered for sale: Three tracts
Of unumproved land situate the waters of
the south Fork of the Conemaugii, part in
Richland tow nship, Cambria county. and part
In Somerset county; the lower tract not more
than two miles fiom The mill of John
lrotter, from which place is good wagon
road to the Portage Rail Road. Said land is
vel covered with wild Cherry. poplar, bird
eye maple, ash and other nluable timber, with
ihe aCvau;age of abundant wafer power On
each tract. The road from Johnsiown to Bed
f"rd pas es through two Of these tracts. aud on
ss I'd lands are promising iLdi cations of The ex-
istence oil bitumenous coal and iron ore.
Also, trac, of land on the waters
Black Lick Creek. Jackson township, Cambriaf E
county. covered with valuable timber, ith the
dvaniage of excellent water power. which
also contains vein of coal four feet thick that
hd~ been opened and can be work ed with profit
Distant from Ebensburg about five IN des.-
FERNS easy, and rtle unouestionable. For
further particulars enquire NJ
L. A, VICKROY,
Johnstnwn.
or JOHN WILLIAMS,
Ebensburg, Pa.
March l3, lS5l-2m
UHoll'dayshurg Register copy for two
months and charge this Utice.
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MARRIED

On Monday afternoon. March 9th, by the
Rev. l.. Po~eI Mr.. J"HN BUuF"RD TO M.s.
ELEANOR WILLIAMS. all Of this place.
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The hooks of the late firm of Geo. w. Tod
Co, have been placed in my hands for COL
lection. All persons indebted on said books
are requested TO make Immediate payment and
ave costs.
CYRUS L. PERSHING.
ESensborg, March 27, ls5l-24-3,
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s}s r. ID

On Saturday morning. 18th lust. in White
township after n short Illness. Miss Lucy
ANN. daughter of Samuel and EIzaoe In IioI.
len. aged IL years and days.
The suddrn demise Of Miss Iio'len has cast
shaie If melancholy gloom over the minds
Of large number Of attached relatives and
frierd~. She confined IN her room b It
few days. aud during that lime would insi.i
that she was recovering. even until within a
few hUnrs OF her death. Although il was eyi.
dent Ia her friends that sha more serious ly
indis spUsed than she would ud nit. her death
wac a surprise 10 all Bni she died not as
those having no hope; for her early c"nnectio
with he hr,.,ian Church had enabled her To
look upon death with no feelings of alarm. md
her parents Bnd many relatives and friends
have the cnnsoling ihongl [ that ~he has but
exchanged this world of trouble for that bet
ter world above, where
''SIckness. sorrow, pain and death,
Are itlt and feared more
Peace To her memory. and may her christian
example he foil owed by muhy of her young
friends, in her they have an example that
none are too young 10 de, aud that to 1--we
holy Is to die happy. }. VI
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HUGH A. Mccoy
Look Here!
A TAVERN STAND
For Sale on. Rent!

The subscriber offers for ssle hat commodi-
and we II known Tavern Stand in the Bor-
ough of Ehenshurg. row in the occupancy of
RoBERT CARMAN. The House is in excellent re.
pair and mas attached to it oil the necessary
outbuiidings which convene nee requires. The
stables are also large aud convenient.
This house being situated IN he most pleas.
ant part of the borough. offers fine induce
meut to any person wishing 10 engage in the
business for whc ch il is well calcula ted. -
Terms rcasonabe e and title indisputable.
Ifnot sold il will be leased for anv term Of
years that may be desired, together with a
quantity of first rate land, from fifteen to thir
~ acres. Possession given the first day of
April. 1851. Application must be made soon
JOHNSTON MOORE
November %. IS50-S-tf-
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y The alarm oil fire on Tuesday eve
ming was false.
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned, Executor of the last will
and testament nf Patrick M'coy. Esq, dec'd
~ili Usier at public salr, on Tuesday the 3 h
ray oi April next al o'cinrk +. VI. al the
I"uri ii"use in Tie borough of Ebensburg, thu,
valuable 1t of ground, snuare on Nam ST., in
the bornnRh "i Enensburg. adjoining the prop.
trty of James Murray and Eliza MDonald
h1Ving iheieo" erected large two stoty frame
DIV cling House. an Office, Stable. Grsnarv
Coal House &c, Terms made know, on III
Gay of sale, and title indIsputabe
JOHN NJ COY Executor.
N. B. If The above property is not sold al that
time il " Ia be rented for one year aud imme
oIsie Possession given.
March 21lh IS5i.-24-2w.
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,ho successful Candidate for U. S. Senator
were numerous.7Col. Fremont was every
day growing more\ in public favor.
The divorce laws( were occupying the
s,tention of the Legislature and people TO
q considerable extent. The feeling was
much against divorces.
The hortles Of gamblers were disPer-
sing, AS business had uearly fell through.
business matters were reviviEg, and. de-
sn;,a ,ba prCsvorabIe weather, accounts
from the mines were very encouraging
KaImalIr. Scott River and other localities
in The extreme North seemed TO bear the
most richness. The miners, generally
are duiI & well.
DIR. Hammond, of the q. S. Navy, is
dead.
The Crescent brings 1873 passengers.
Tile steamers IsIhmus and Oregon had ar
rived at Panama, the former with 300 pas
sengers and the latter with l40 The
Oregon beat the Isthmus seven days.
There were no arrivals at San Francis
CO from Philadelphia or Baltimore since
those reported by The last steamer. The
bsra Baltic cleared ON the I'd of February
for Philadelphia.
Late adsices from Oregon report tha
the Legislature has located the Capital a
Salem. The weather i'll Oregon was yer,
stormy.
trom the Sandwich Islands we have
dales from January lOth, but there is iirll'
news of interest.
Horrible Murder on the Isthn,us "A
party of l3 persons, supposed To have
been passengers on the Empire City OF
her last trip, were murdered " hile cross
ing the lslhmus. Among those murdered
were ladies' and children. The muir
derers were arrested and confessed ihei
guilt.