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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-16

The steamship Conm bia will ply between San Es&t
osco and Oregon awaiting at the former port ND
ing without delay with the mas and for thS
steamer from San Francisco Persons securing throusS
passage by the United States mail from New
York have preference Of accommodation board OF thS
Pacific mail Rates Of fare from Panama 10 Ban
Francisco she most favorable regular ns Of
proPeers will be kept for the Of freight
and between Panama and San Fran
cisoo One above steamers will keep the ecnneo
on between Acapulco and other Mexican ports Each
sengor allowed $50 lbs personal baggage free exceed
ing 10 cubic feet Frsghs win be taken
Chages 20 cents foot and from Panama 70 San Fran
apply to CHARLES A WHITNEY, ct the onos Of IN
Con panies III West street, corner OF Warren. New York
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com pany
Only through United States Mail Line for California Aax
Oregon via Aspinwal and PanamaThe splen did Ane
double engine U. s. steamship ILLINOIS, tho fastest
steamer in the world 600 burthen II. j. Hartstene
u Navy Commander, will sail Friday August 10 81
O'clock NJ proeisey from pier at foot Of Warren street.
North river The Pacific Mail steamship Companys magn
hoent steamer PANAMA will be in readiness ct Panama 70
receive the Illinois mails and sail Immediately for ssa
companies send their through with expedoa
comfort and safety Rates of fare to Aspn
salo state $685. lower Aft and forward sslosn do
$685. second cabin standees $45 steerage $685. PassengeeS
will be landed At the railroad wharf ut AspinwAH free
Tran Of the lsthmus ct the Persons
securing through by the United Mall Steam
from New have preference Of accommodation
board the Pacific Mail Steamers Rates Of fare from Panama
to San the most favorable terms For freight
ofthe Companes TT West street, Of Warren street.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-16


CELEBRATED BALsAM-A PURELY VEGETABLE
~ Composition for the certain speedy al
Diseases Of the Skin scrofua o Also Paster
Warts Prepared only BY the inventors sCHMTDGALL =
SToLPP, New York. Principal depot 2S9 broadway.
Chatham and William stroets.-0hce hours from a,
y. TO- r. M NIB See my Cards, in the New York NuHy
day Times, Dispatch, and Atlss.
DR coBBETT, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, MAY N
- consulted At his old office. DIR. G. has had twenty
University. N. iB.-observe the name ana number, +
there NO. ~ on the other side Of Chatham
nR: JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET. so WIxx
known for tho last 70 years az the succesgf1i
practitioner New York deyotep his time usual 20 -
omoe practice. tours rom A. M to- r. n.
nR. WARD, AUTHOR OF TIE "MRDICAL FRIENn..
continues his ONCE practice with his usua very srsaA
success at the old established place. street. one deer
o'clookA. NJ to 10 o'clock p. n. Prices nodsrats.
nR WIN WARD CAN BE CONSULTED AT THE OF.
II flee OF his brother In Canal street. m Broad
way, up stairs, not the Medicine Store.
nR. WARD g. co, CONSULTING SURGEONS AND
- Pnyscians-0ec, Canal street, door from Broad.
IToLJOwAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CURED
many persons afflicted with Scurvy Scorbutic Humors,
and Diseases OF the Skin. Scurvy Rnsworm and other
blood the only 70 Z,
to undergo course Of Hooways Pills. at the same
time apply externsy his valuable Ointment Cures per-
proving their astonishing efficacy in purifying the blood
strengthening the constitution and health
They are equally certain in the of Cancerous Seres
liberated Wounds, and Gandular Swengs and persons
acted should have TO these
Sold by oil the vendors Of medicine the British
Empire and also BY those Of he United ss.s, CENTS
Maiden lane, New York; and at the proprieor No. PA
Strand, London.
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VANDERBILT IlNE-FoR SAN TRANCIsco--TH

shortest and cheapest routeOniy line giving tickets
steamship koRTHERN LIGHT, $500 tons viii leave soS
pier No. North river. ats clock r M precisely, On
Friday August 20 for San Juan del Norte Direct
Ing with tho favote steam ship PACIFIC S00
the Nicaragua transit route having twelve miles
Accommodation and ventilation Passengers win now So
Through without detention the Pacific steamer being In
waiting and ct this the year much healthy
and than BY other route. For
BATTERY place, up stairs. D. B. ALLEN Agent
DAsSAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO IN THE SUPERIOR
L A. packet WILLIAM PENN. Capt. Tolger. now y.
ing at 10 First cabin 5000 cabin
$780, and found Apply to L. B. SUTTON, 81 Wall stres
or O. w. POLITE, 8 Beaver street
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E0RsA vANNAH JUS. MAIL LINE OF OCEAN
steamships, every Saturday, at 4o'ooek, r. NJ from
fhususs IL0RiDA c4Rs j Lyon 2sh August thence
for short time TO be coppered are per-
rect order and will run regularly above For freight
ply on board, or for passage TO
SAMUEL l.. MITCUILL. IQl Front street.
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Rates of Passage from Phiisdephia saloon in after
state rooms Sg in midship state rooms $685. In forward
state rooms S5ncudng provisions and stewards fees
For freieht or passage, applyto
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place, NJ. Y.
or No. walnut street, Phadelphia.
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
with provisions.
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EOR AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF PACKETS
sailing monthly for Port Philip and Sydney. The nobIs
clipper ship OCEAN EAGLE, of 1900 TONS Captain Alfred
Somes six months old, with all tho odern improv
Epamnondas the third ship Of this line, sail 10th
September The ships Of this line require putting
tsements The &c. Of the two shps Re-
and Epamnondas already despatched, gnaran-
is determined to make them superior any other ne
The ship Capitol will sai LIST October; All the beau-
tfu clipper ship Nightingale built for exhibition ut the
Worlds Fair, will be despatched lst November.
ko Y; roA apES ZIG Wall street.
The Ocean Eagle has capacity for 800 passengers but
1t has been determined to limit the number 60 Us only with
view OF giving abundance Of room. The ship will sail po
lively as advertised.
E0R PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY AUSTRALIA.
- 18th AugNst-The new clipper ship WILLIAM FROTH-
lNGHAM Is. Babbdge MASTER now loading 1T pier No.
10, f. r. handsomely accommodate few passen-
gers, application be made Immediately, to VIM Dugan.
Arkell, lag Pearl street.
EOR AUSTRALIA-BY MONTHLY COMMNICATION.
Intending emigrants invited to call the sub
found board tho elegant Clipper Ships they
agents.
Letters parcels packages samples merchandise for.
waded with punctuat and at the lowest possible
Port Philip, Melbourne, and Adelaide c. E. HUGHES
CO.. Australian agents. 80 West street. N. b. The next
ship of the line sails Friday, 10th August. Immediate
application is therefore necessary.
GOLD, GoLD.-FOR AUsTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE
NJ The splendid clipper ship WILLIAM FROHaINGHAM,
will sail on the Goth Of August and has accom-
mediation for Cabin Second Cabin and Steerage
who Ill be taken At low rates. BY sppyingto THOMAS II.
o'BRlEN 81 Buring slip. and 1853 South street.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il states Mail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton,
commander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton
at ec,ock from Pier No. North River Price Of
$40 An experienced attached to
sci Luggage not wanted during the VOYAGE should be
board the day before sailing, marked "beow No
chsnde will be received board after Thursday
10Th For freight passage. apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agents, SO Broadway.
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EoR LIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Capt. Ezra Nye.-Ths steamship will
on saturday August zlst at O'Clock M her berth
at the foot of Canal street, No berth till paid
For freight passage having unequaed
for elegance and comfort, apply to EWD T. COLLINS g.
Co., So all street. The steamship ATLANTIC will sue
coed the PACIFIC, and sail September 4.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Tuesday, Jan 20 % PM.
BREADsTu Frs Flour moved to the extent Of 700
Rye flour steady aud uniform loo bills pe realizing
So so per Dbl Nothing new occurred in corn moa!
wheat barley rye oste the p~ces of which continued
nominal Corn scarce and dearer; mixst Western
being held at 67c and jersey yellow al Csc l2O0 bush
els white Southern purchased at the latter rate
FRfIcHTs Gotten Offering pretty freely for Liver
pool and about 2CC0 bales engaged at 5-32d for
some cor preed and the remainder taken at 3l6i
Other stices nominal at previous rates There
no alt Grafton in rates tor London or Havre The
choked condition of the docks aai hlrbor with ice
tended to check business The packet ship Underwater
for Liverpool almo ready to sail frozen in at
the dock to Apprehs nspn of difficulty in
getting her cut. Vessels shoat with produce find al
most imprac tcabls to laCd anything so much incon
venence experienced by TIE shipping fr ice has not
rate sgaiI at California ireighs and engagements were
light. at do soc. per foot measurement.
PRoviIons did not vary much, saes having been made
Of 200 ehls ptne and mess pork, at SIS So Sl4, and
6!.c $50 bo.s and tie-cas lard az &c; 200 do.
PRIME and mess beef, AZ 81 so IS 10 nd So SO Sill
aud 90 bbs beef hams, at SIS rs Slt, respectively
Ohio and State butter more saleabe at l2c l9c
and fair 10 choic. cheese. ut nc axe per ID.
Real FstalE--Uouee and lot Eco Il. come street ok
rs $500 lease of lot 81 Montgomery street, 20x7b
fol50 Loo Fdty fourth street Eleventh. avenue,
l5xllO $500 lot adjoining. 25xls0, S5s5; Branklin.
sen Co House end lease Of lots IS Bedford street,
22zso 80 house and lease of lot 80 Bedford street,
22xs0 l,,5.
PtCalprs o. rRopCcI THIS DAY.
By Ear RALaoap III pkgs beef $50 do. butter; la
do cheece. 29 bags wheat; lS1 do. oats; 237 hogs
1850 rides eathtr 3l2 sheep Sc head cattle 1873 bbl
@hiskey; 225 bags and 4s7 bbls flour.
BY Nrw HAyts RAuRoAp.--2io bags oats; % cattle
beef l27 do butter 10 bales hops; 100 bag, aud Sl'
bbls -four.
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The Syracuse Rescue Case.

L. 5. DISTRICT COURT-NoRTHERN NEW YORK.
ALBANY, January 90. 1852
At ii o'clock this morning, Judge Conkn took his
ssa and called the Court to order The important
before this term several of those arising
the rescue Of the Jerry, at Syracuse the LIST
October last Among the distinguished counsel in
court were Joshua A. Spencer Of Utica; Judge Buell.
sci for the defendants Messfs Charles b. ssdgwck D.
Hilles. and Leroy Morgan we're also in attendance.
The Jurors having been called the District Attorney
said he should folbear to call the in
Syracuse case the defer dants he informed by
their counsel unable reach Albany tds morn.
ing They intended to leave Syracuse at midnight and
reach Albany this morning. Tn usual midnight train
did not however pass Syracuse last night and, there
fore, it was impossible for them 10 be here
Judge Conkn regretted this state OF The case az it
would result in the loss OF the day
Mr. Hitler INQUIRED Of the District Attorney which Of
the defendants be INTENDED to brng trial frat and
what hour tomorrow lie intended to move the trsl.
The District Attorney could lot tell, he did not
know shat wiineses would be present
Mr.. Joshua A. Spencer counsel for govern ment. IN
IN Urdetone, suggested TO the District Attorney that
the counsel for pdsnts might be informed which
Of them tie government INTENDED to bring to trial
The District Attorney thersupon stated that his
intention TO call the Of Enoch Reed at the opening
OF the eeurt TO morrow morniug.
Inc Uourt fuRaeeed that fessiou be held each
from e1 in the morning 10 o'clock 10 tbs afternoon
The District Attorney REM rked that In some ca,es
when trial could be hni,hG that day IL might be bet
Ter to hold session in the evening.
The Court replied that the matter could ba srrsured
from 'lne q tme-whoTeupta the court adjourned To
pa o'clock to. morrow morairg
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Theatrical and MusicaI

As.oR PLACE OrERA Hovss--rhs beautiful ouera by
Donizett entitled Lacrexs Borgia," with Siguorius
Parodi, 6ignori salvi Marni and Beneventano in the
principal characters.
BowERY THEAraE.-The famous drains, entitled .Rook-
wood and the extremely popular drama of the Butch
Dog Of Ghento the pieces selected to- he
at this establishment
BRoADwAv THEArRE.--Yhe splendid operatic drama Of
i" Paul Clifford which has been produced in mayna-
cent style and which was witnessed with the greatest
enthusiasm Monday and Tuesday evenings will again
be presented to night.
E,sLo's GARDEN The selection for this evening Ia
Bellins excellent opera Ct IL Puritani" with sgnora
Bosio and eignor Bettini and Badia in the leading
parts will be the price to all parts OF the
house is so cents.
Burrows rHsATRE.--The opera of " Cinderella" and
the very farce enti led That Rascal jack"
the pieces selected by Buton for his numerous
patrons this evening
NATIONAL TnsArnE :" shandy Nice uire," . Ireland
and America and the Marble Maiden" are to be
Represented night with Mr. and Mrs d Williams ap-
pesrpe IN the two first named pieces.
AMERICAN MustUM.-The comedy of All that alltters
is net Gold" will be given in the afternoon, aud the
morsl drama of /" The Bottle" and the fares Of High
way Robbery in the evening.
Bowxsy Cscus The equestrian entertainer ants ad-
vertised for this evening by sands Company are of
very attractive character.
GHnrsry's M.>srnKls--This undoubtedly talented
and popular company have provided q very fine pro.
gramne for to night.
Fellows ISsrRELs This excellent band to give
an afternoon and evening performances to-day.
METROPOLITAN HALL - Prof Anderson has Issued
another splendid programme for to night
LOLA Monies ~ PHILADELPHA.-Lo uonteS maze
her appearsnca for the sst time. TO audience in this
city, at tho Walnut last night, to very full house.
The assembly composed for the moot part, Of
with few Of the other sprinked here and there
Lola greeted in most enthu ,iastic aud she
bowed her thanks gracefully and winnDgly She is
pretty and full Of grace in her movements, has very
youthful appearance aud lady-lke carriage As
dancer, she is not remark ableast onshes
with the splendor Of her feats, aud yet is decidedly
pleasing. At the conclusion Of the performance she
called out and forward bowling She adv anced to
the front Of the stage and said Gent emsn and ladies'
long been desrcus of seeing ysur famed city;
but the reception have received from you has
exceeded my expectations, and hope may always
meet your kind appreciation She retired amid storm
ofappiause As fact slvays to be noted such occa
sions there a remarkable number Of heads among
the audience white With the frosts Of time the Difference
which age pays to youth and beauty mixed doubt
with of the remnants Of the tastes Of youth
full period, and lit lie lingering curiosity Ledger
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From Washington City.
MR. FILLMORE AND THE PRESIDENCY

MR. FILLMORE AND THE PRESIDENCY
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW yoRK HERALD.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 90 1852
II s known that for some time past Mr. Fillmore has
bad In contemplation to publicly decline being cons
oered candidate for the Presidency Upon the urgent
solicitation of Els friends however, he has consented to
forego this course and place himself at the disposition of
the WING party. An announcement OF this determine
on will probably appear in the Republic in day or two
What effect this will have upon Mr. Webster can only be
surmised but is not improbable he will retire from
tho cabinet Mr. Clay approves of Mr. Fimore's re,o.
luton. XVI
IHE MEXICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AS TO WHO
SHALL HAVE THE PROFITS, ETC
WAsHlScroS, Jan 20 1852
Gen. Duff Green has started the House after Mes,rs
webster Corcoran and the Barngs and the Job Of pay
ing those indsmnes Secretary Webster will be rough.
~ handled before it il Green charges that over a
million Of dollars profit will be made by Webster Co
IN paying three millions to Mexico by buying up Mex
can bonds in England The dispute IS, who shall have
the brokerage
Col Benton yesterday sold Col. Fremont's Maripo.a
tract OF land In California to English COMPANY for
the sum Of 81 100000 W
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House OF Itepresen "a tives.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 lS62
AUTHORIZATIONS roB 1Hy MKT 10 MEXICO.
The srgAKIR la1 before the Eoa,e necsage from the
PresdeEt transmitting report Of TIE Secretary Of
sate accompanied ~ letter from tie contractor for
paying the next Mexican in,tsleut dee the thstle,h
CT hayrcxt.
The House then went into COMMITTEE Il ie Whole on
TIE state of tho UnoH th- bin spprcTratng three
tniloni one hundred and eighty thousand dollars for
TIE puIpoee tboye stated.
MI hcMuLIES, (dem o. Va, called attention t. The
iact that IN the pay 81 the last YeSican indemnity
there vac loss 70 this government or from tixty 70
eighty thousand doers btca u tie manner In which
TIE payment Was made through hesus. COrcorap &
Iges, and British bspkeie lie held that II IL vas pos
the e negotiate this payment 90 60 money 70
lin government and 10 Mexico IL the duty If the
government to do 1t. lie Informed that Mexico de-
sued the payment 10 be made ctherwne than it was
psas Ane Congress had thespower 10 direct without
onotner treaty. Mexico would have saved, BIZ this
9ssfs we o. tA1es LuDuTeS thousand dollars.
NJ. noysror, tden) Of Ala, did not question the
poWu u Vonsrss u Instruct ths p0ds and lAnasS d
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Died.
jan 10, Mrs ELLEN KELLY, wife of j. H Kelly in the
Sbh year ofhe lingering illness which she bore
with Christian fortitude
Her funeral will take place this day at IL o'clock
from her late residence, 26C Ninth street
At Brookly n, Jan 20 WILLIAM D., infant son OF Wm
D. and Hester Maxwell, Of Inflammation Of the lungs,
aged weeks
The friends of the family and the Mercantile Lodge
No. A. l. o. II r., respectfully invited to attend
the funeral this day at ~ o'clock from the residence
of his father 176 Nassau street
At Newark N. j., on Tuesday, Jan. 90 MaaeAaEr
AHN HirDs
Her friends invited to attend her funeral NOR
row. at IL o'clock from the fret Presby terrain Church.
Eljzabethtown
Second Gay evening, Jan. 10 ESTHER widow of the
late Moses I Qunby and daughter OF Josiah Field IN
the 55th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral at the house of her son. Walter u Quinby 100
Elizabeth street fourth day afternoon O'Clock with
out further invitation. The body will be taken to
North Cattle for interment.
On the goth inst, ADMIR- w. Clark. aged 80 years.
saratoga county papers please copy
January 49, OF scarlet fever, CAROLINE LOUISA,
daughter OF A. J. and Mary Neafe, aged yeir 10
nths and 10 days.
New Orleans papers please copy.
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Trial OF Woodin for the Murder of his
WIFE.

oNIAtio 0fEt ANl f'. h'l R--JupGE ALLAN PEEsptSG.
CAyNrDAiGUA Jan 20. 1852
William Ncodip vas pm trl for the ., urder Of hj
wife and NJ Chptleld nos ayiug arrived the District
Atorr'y efeaed tie ease 70 the jury briefly stating the
thots h. expects psvYe witnesses we're sworn
pbose ttsbE9Iy Dsiry went 81 show the condition and
petition ot ine cody o. Mrs w when found II appears
IRON tie te'n ny st the body deceased was fou
eory one lttrns N the well attached to the house
where they lived bead downward feet the surface
her hsuds crostd on her breast ard evidently fixed
by some one else There were two bruises the head
ga meiF around TIE neck having the appearance Of
NNlf been made by cord. Her were also found
ir the well tied up Blood was likewise found On the
,yiinder Of the wiEda,s Abe court Adjourned ill 2
clock Z NJ
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From Santa F'c and the Plains.

ct LOUIS; Jsitnsiy 70, 1904.
From Independence we learn that Iessfs Nelson and
Erwin reached there on the 18th from Santa Fe They
found no tnow on the pabs and the weather toie
rlbly pleasant until within the las two days
They met the December mail at Red River and Captain
Eason aud party short way behind The January 10 all
WAS 10 II at krkaneaS river.
Robert Breal Of Santa Fe, and two men who acconpa
nied lin IL Ii supposed killed by the Indians at
Fort Cbrstebel, On their way from X. assc
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NE " 8 By TIE LIE g d APR
.>~~~~>~~~>>~>~~~>~~
PROCEEDINGS In CONGRESS-.
ne FOREIGN POLICY Of AMERICA
~~~~>>~,~>~~>~~>>~~~~>
Resolutions offered by Senator's
Seward and Cass.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~>~~-~~
The Bill Making Land Warrants As
signable Engrossed by the Senate.
The House Engaged in Discussing the Appro-
priation for the Instalment Due Mexico.
>~~~-~->>->->>>->~~~o>
Tlare-up Among the Ohio Members
Relative to Kossuth.
.~N~~~>~o>>~>~~~~N~~
the CANAL EXCITEMENT AT ALBANY.
~~>>>~~~~~~>>@~>>~--
Movement Of the New Canal Board TO Submit
the Lettings TO Judicial Examination.
10. SO Sc.
Tlare-up Among the Ohio Members
Rela tive to Kossuth.
The CANAL EXCITEMENT AT ALBANY.

Q'hs Arctic Supposed to bc of Newport
Beach.
Providence, Jan 20, 1852.
The journal has received the following from Newport
GATED 10th January, p. NJ -" large steamship with
0de wheels, and three nasts apparently ons of the
Collins Line is plainly in sight Of Newport beach stand
'ns westward which is doubt the Arctic now due at
New York.
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Indignation Against Pennsylvania Legis
intOrs,

-, PfrsBr6G- January 70 1907
The conduct Of certain members OF the Pennsylvania
Lsiyature friendly tc the Hempfeld Railroad in intro
oucing to abandon the Wheeling bridge
tult IL creatipga sensation here ana Indignation
meeting is to be held tonight
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Teiegraphic Reports.

CHARLESTON January 20, 1882.
Cotton has been in good demand; SEQ bales sold at
ASA. being decline of Il &c from the highest point
CHARL ssTos. Jan 90 1852
Cotton depressed prices unsettled, and in favor Of
buyers Sa.es reached 778 bales at SO. Molasses
so hhds Cuba, at auction 10 100 at private sale, Is
Dummy bsegirg leo bales at auction, liz
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The Maine Liquor Law In rIassachusetts.

IOafOf3 yhHutts ~ 1907.
The petition 70 be presented TO the eai for tho
pssssge OF the Maine Liquor law contains loo COO names
heading by ex-Gov Briggs IRE petition from Lowell
Sonhhs ~ Oo0 names Ia missing, aud Is supposed to
ave bsen stolen The petition will bo conveyed to the
h!ate House by procession
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Sale of the PnnpBro,

CHapIFsT0s, january 20 IS52
The steamship Pampsro was sold at Jacksonville, on
Saturday By the United States government r $l6ssS,
70 Capt u, q, TsuPlstou, VI New Qg!ssaa,
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Death o. the Widow or J. Feninorc
Cooper.
CoorEssrowr, Jan. %, 1852.
The widow OF j. Fenimore Cooper died suddeniy this
morning. Of asthma Her death was most unexpected
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Fire In Philadelphis.

PHILADsLrHIA, Jan %, 1859
The clothing store OF Eldridgs and Halloween on the
destroyed by fire ct half past last night The in
teDsey Old weather operated against the exsrtons OF
the bremen; and tho surrounding property was saved
$50
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M Qrrled

On Sunday afternoon, at the Transfguration Church
Chambers street, by Rev Mr.. McCleland Mr.. WILLIAM
DuNs to Miss CATHERINE O'RsuHKE, both OF this city