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Two Weeks Later from California.
s2,sOO,GOO IN GOLD,

The steamship ncIc sam arrived at New
York at an early hour on Tuesday morning
with San Francisco dates to the 10Th Febru-
AIRY. The semi-monthlv shipment of col,!
dust was then the largest ever manifested from
that port.
The following summary of the events of the
tortnig ht is from the Alta California of Feb
ruary 18th.
The events of the past fortnight are not of
striking or exceedingly interesting charac-
ter. The weather NAV be said to have fairly
settled down into the spring season. and bus
mess Of every character has been steadily i'm
proving. The roads from the trading point,
at the head OF the various streams TO the Min
ing districts are now in atrarcling condition.
and large quantities of provisions and neces-
sarics OF life find their way to the rcmotest
canon. Prices OF provisions have in conse-
qucnce fallen at those points from 80 to -
per cent.
The division of the State question is still
agitated by its a!herents. who have succeed
ed so far as 10 induce the Senate to endorse
report providing for the sum OF 100000 to
dciray the expense of a general State Con-
rentlon. The Assembly has not acted upon
the matter.
The Capita! of the State Of California, by
vote of the Legislature on the 4th inst. was
removed from Vallejo to Benicia. The le-
sallty Of this movement is questioned, and it
Is proposed to submit the matter again to the
Ia ] lot,,, Il. Al.
/ 2th for the first time, at the temporary cap
ital
An extensive claim to land in the CITY CT
San Francisco has just been made b. /. ma
tive Californian, named Jose Ives Lemuntour
The Farralones. 1erba Bvena, Alcatras and
other sands in and about the bav, are EN-
braced in the claim. which IS said to have
been granted in 1888 Should the c!aiman:
sTer succeed in his title. two-th;rds Of San !
=, - r. e =. .-rv r. r r.ceys
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WuSprR, IMPORTANT
TO pf>rErrICs.-Dr- j :. Hou-hrom's Pep,n the
true Digestive iuld, or Gastric Iuce prepared from
k"nnet, or fourth stomach Of the x al. sr directions
Of Baron Lebig, the great Phvsiolagca; Chemist nv
}. ). Hnughton. VI. d., Philadelphia Thi. is tlu;v
Il wonderful remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia
laundicr er""np!aint, constipation and debility
curing after natures o.u agent the Gast..s Iair-
ranpnieiS containing cic.;fc evidence on its val
ue, furnished hv agent gratis. See notice among
the medical advertisements
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From the Rev. R. Il. Maine.
" no has used The Syrup IN his own case.
MI>,.nr.--..

" no DDS uSt0 he Nnl'uO IN ms oWn case.
WINTHROP. CT, March T. ls52
:. a. WEAVER X Cp-lic>srs: ! have used the
syrup an! tcra.e 10. M set. and think they have
been great help to n.e AMI confidently hope rh,t
by continuance ,ftncir ~: to derive sill further
benefit. il nut an entire rule.
The >yr'Ir h:~ been Of .,r' value to :.,har Dan
ion, So wear. old. lie .a> Lc-n ycrl .,y,rrY nj
f;rted with the Erv~iprh,s. umi thinks that * The
IL ".two bp:;i> he h;, iccn carcj. Tie old gcn-
:."nIan i The father oi Rev. VIM. Dc>on oar 10
in"-tIr Missionary AN" ~" Of H.. y. T.. Dcni>on
Pastor Il tn" y: pit: Church il linton. It
have ii>l,o>-i oi all the syrup AMI wish vol. &c
send me more the river "f,en> per steam
er Cricket, Dec. Rive, CT. Truly v"ur>.
Al3wi l.. II. MAINE.
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been holding on to it in the expectation that
about this time they would be able to obtain
advanced prices, have been badly Bitten
We know of recent sales made at prices vary
ing from seven to nine cents less than could
have been obtained two months ago A sale
Of pretty large quantity was made in this
city this week at false, for which the owner
refused in December 25c per pound, and it is
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1)ratbg,

In Peachan March ., Mrs Sarah Sargent, wife Of
the late Asa Sargent. aged -
w.. Al :; E@ Ut panEilie Ici Il. VS. Loyna Ward
IN Danville, Feb. "a Miss Poll. Melyin, aged 50
wears. "s
In Peacham, F-b. %. Of CONSUMPTION. Mr. Eliza
stare! - years, wife Of Mr Noal We>:. IT,. for
..-arlv "i Danvillc
IN tiardwick, Feb. IS, Mrs. Arna Hall, aged %
years and II months
Ii kaIan azoo Mchirar, Hon. Thomas Fo,ar.,.,,
formerly of Windsor, Vt. '-''
IN I'over. Dec.7, George William, SOD Of summer
and Hetsa,' h'fdg-,., ac.d wear
i "'"csf' Vert. Tea. "a 8 i sye. *
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In snanton, March !, by Rev f.. II. porman. Mr.
> NJ Case. OF lr;.sburgh and Miss Ann Maria Bal
cock, of >wanton
=, IN LVnenhHrS, March Is, BY Rev. f. Evans. De:l.
Hiram Fuller, OF Bloomfield, W. and Mrs Prisci.,
Morse. Of Columbia y. H.
-. IN sutton, 18th September last, by Rev. Il. ID.
Richardson, Mr. Alexand.. Trijp and Miss Mary \
AiIard, daughter OF DAVID Aiiar,l, ID, E,u.
In Newark hv the same March 10. Mir Eben s
Mootard and Miss Emily ". Allar,i, daughter Of
David Alard o,f Esu
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ArPLlC ATOM
10 the Honorable, rrl.~.c Court ir ~. D:>vc: ii
So

's'HE undersigned. .inni-.-a-.iz ..f.',o r,.a,..
~ .'''a, ~ ,-:sIi.,..; ! La.,,..l: L. = :.
Na'i d'>;ri''. deceased m;'s.:,' itc,i''i.y II:
.,.>c!is, r.ti Tie r,.., - he s:..G ,iccr->-
- i iipi >u,.-:it L. ::N IA - - aud CT,
" settlement. LIZ IL" >Em 60: SOLE: ;ha: tn" >,.l
deceased WAS al II" Tim" II ms death. >.:zr ard
possessed "t res. estate within the state q" Vernon:
al >tir therefore PRAY the Hon. Iour; grant her
license :" >ci :" In'.c i rr, c>;:,;r al tie >sid
deceased :. III rl:sl'i" her :" pay ;hc sum :.:.,re-
sad. t""e!irr with III" cost attending -lc sa..r
pa,eI al !.GlIeubUI2,. III Ii;i iii March / u.
1873. EILi.A u. FUIN3I
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THOUSANDS

q LEEA9l cantr>titv 70 III" va,ue Of riar Nd
a miracle Invention, tn. Patent Scf-Hcatir:
Smoothing Iron. Have YOU tried il :
i'r >:,.'' ~ JEWETT'S
-. -t'i!i.>hurV. March -. l>-.3. elSw6>2l
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STOVE AND TIN SHOP,
4 GOOD a'>or:len. .: he mo-: improved Ia;
u terms OF


II b" found in HI v',i';tv. Cook stove, which ar,
universally ike! and admired Toy M thn>e who lv,
used them. and given il /" y" the mos, ,iurabirrc,
h"nr::I ;.!d c"nyri.c'.; :".c HON -. USE A.,
.r,,,i assortment, a.
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LIVERY STABLE,

HORSES CARRIAGES TOILET. at TIE St.
John>narv House Stable. Teams taken toapy
part of the Village when desired
PAHSkNLE+tS taken 20 and from, The p-,ot a,
the usual rates. I JRFSCoTT
St.JohnSburv, March l. 1852 7eo,f
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Clover & Herds Grass Seed.

e. EEWETT X Co. have for ale N"r:hcr'.
4. - ;ui Southern Cover seed a.>o Her,
Grass >'-"'!-"l' Of Wy ';icr gua.i;y.
March :. 10. go:
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BrTTIF.-Speculators in butter have got
u. hes ac2 =, ~,'r.4te. ~ -,e " -, tsy.
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Wanted Immediately.

\ SN ART active BOY. tctwce;l the ace OF iiitce,
"a 2nd twenty. :" learn the tin tr,.e in all il,
branches. Lore hut one who rau come With goo
address need apply. VI. l.. HORTON.
We: concord, Vt. slJw;
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NOTICE.

q \ adjourned Injecting, ii the E~>Sz Count. r;
a. cultIra! Society viii hc held in the Town H..,>
cL LuncuiUrg. on t.Iay tic 25;n INST. .. one t.
clock, T. VI. All t. t:r.,i, I'll agriculture are in
viei I" at;r:,i. GEORGE CLARK Rs
Iui!chhurS. March II. 800. SlINl
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New Cheap Cash Store.

1--WE subscribe would respectfully announce -
Il the citlzen> of s.. 1o!lr.>hrv ami The pUhic IN
general that ne has taken = Store directly opposite
the ST Joiirsburv H-u>- where he " Ill keep
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Less than Boston Price !!
l.. JEWETT / ca.
Veal Calves.

INlll, Subscriber Nil ,av cash i,r .o,,i Veal
i Cave ir,'u :" wv..i,- g.. delivered ~ iiis
slaughter h.,u>. or meat market sl5.f
Il. Johu>burv. March H. H.C.GUNAN
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Now is the Time

1--WE Subscribers vars .,..t.:na,, h,i :...:o II
4 Il Nail a:t >pihr> "n hand pres."a> 20 .'e
rcclnt advance Taa sill uow -c To- Their customer,
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NEGROES IN lLLINoIs.-A most nnr;obt
cou, "a" has been passed by the LccisIatur,
OF ILLINOIS, to carry out the provisions of III,
new Constitution of that State. The const;
tuition positively repaired such an act. Surl
an act involves as real a contempt of the black
man. As does slavehoding itself.
Il he law provides that every ncoro or mn.
lato, bond or free, who shall come into tho
State and reside ten DAYS with the evident
intention of residing therein, shall be deemed
guilty OF high mi>drmcanor, and be fined fit y
dollars; and If the fine is not paid forthwith
he or she Is to be sold at public auction TO any
person no will pay the fine ami costs for the
shortest 'lmc.-and the purchaser shall have
the right to compel the negro or muIatto 70
work for and serve ont such time. And ;f,ho
offender does not leave the state within f.,
days from the expiration OF this servi,ule hn
or she Is liable to second prosecution. the
penalty beng increased TO one hundred dol
lars and so on with an addition of fifty dol
lars TO the penalty for every offcncc-the
same proceedings being had as to sale. as in
the first case"
DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES. - The
persons embarked Monday morning
tor Smyrna, in the Edisto. Capt Kendrick.
Rev. William Bird aad his wife, DR.. Favette
jewett and his wife. and Miss Sarah Cheney.
Dr. and Mrs Jewett expect to reside at
lokat, IN connection with the Armenian
mission; and the others are TO Join the
SYRIA mission. The father of Mr. Bird was
ormer!y missionary in the same G4ld; and
re has daughter (Mrs Van Lennep) at
1onstantlnop!e Bosom atlas
SDecua,ors IN hp.ter have oo,
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AUCTION! AUCTION!
4 NALU LIABLE FARM,

Ill b" so!ia a Public Auction. ol Thur,,!a,
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TIIIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1853.
SENATOR FITZPATRICK OF ALABAMA.
Mr. CLAY, (dem) Of A., presented the credentials Of
Mr. Fitzpatrick Senator from Alabama In the place OF
W. R. King, resigned.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick appeared and
THE pKAra SENATOR ATHEIroN OF NEw HAMPSHIRE.
Mr.. NORRIS, (dem) Of N. H., asked unanimous consent
introduce resolutions touching the death Of his col
league Mr. Atherton-the rules Of the Senate declaring
to adopt proceedings where the death
Of . member occurs during the recess. Consent was
given.
Mr. NORRIS sad-Mr President, before Offering the
solutions which by the kind indulgence Of the Senate,
In connection with tho subject During four
years have been honored with seat In this chamber
often has the attention Of the Senate been arrested from
scenes death. OF those who have with
s sf n a nsvs I'd
d nigh; II, % ., % s sr v.aoS 70
their to mn n i've p in h ssa o e the
tho imontons Of slwse Providence The utter
sss, .ss % s.asss s s ss ss'
death has ses re r. y sw % Sa
DARK pathway has also been trsd Sy an
br Of all mng!ns together
~ %s is -
y: ss.ss Y N; sss
Pa ss asy e 5
sRsrss q pss,:..oss sssss .ppsrsaiy sS
prospects useful d.sinsdi.hsd
Se
10 Ii. s &. su 1ssS ss
aid procured DSrpg the remainder Of that day Thurs:
ss TIM ~ ~ 81
unto 70 *. S
u Tas.sax ssissS: sssas yh.s :. sss.sssa
pected cur late sstoeras associate in the meridian
physical aa He left Of Che close
fGs s e. sss1 sss %
sires, and saoh the rao tenure Of mans estate,
n: % s =. .1s and ss
empty fs " they are msa' sSssIv
sad good the rsoel Mr. Athoren left
e ss' 81
died amid large ciIss and ohsr,hsa friends
history &c
mSmas, q The gonvenslon which r,sacs shs
S s1 "a Nss "a III
.s ws s' " s1aSs nSs'usa ssnas and
has vs ,h9 Tsss,
Represent. sss Il tho isaresssh Congress-. .uiass
my prssen. rem arhs was born al Amherst nsborOugh
ssans{ on ssR 'a' Isss' :? %
Is
igndAqtns.i clements o classic and liberal education
ns GsTS Ia Is lsS s's: S: sSsr ss'
boh BY the faculty and ha sew sudents His college life
III
age q twenty one ysss and himself IN bis pro
nssa1. biz native CScsnt rss ws'ss Is he @
showing better pssAIp; other ssss
S ;, = Ss % aS end
Ss.S.s = s. ssi ss e y. .:s:S s:Srs
~ 4 % a. Ns
sssak os 0s asses v 1sprsAsavW tes >asVs sassesv
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
he said discussing the proposon but ssmplaaind
In rather petulant manner

said was not discussing the proposion but ssmplaaind
Mr. DISNEY replied he was in evil tempsr. He dii NOS
Allow ms disposition TO be rufied.
M COBB deml OF Ala opposed tho Yesolutig1. Hs was
agAinIt empeying clerk for commtee. II towsvsr.
any Nuittee should have clerk that Of Pui5 LxZb
should. -.
lefes. ne committee was entitled clerk tho othurs
Mr. DIsNEy modified the resolution confnng the seros6
Of clerk 10 Il session. Alter effort
TO Law the resoIu ton on the table, IL was passed.
A mesrage was veceived from tho Senate, announcing
THE DEATH LATE SENATOR ATHERr0N.
Mr. HIpBARp (d M Of NJ H. said-Thc tones cf eoquant
euogy which the decease Of the ustrous Vice
President had hardly ceased in this hail. when message
the remn ded the House OF death OF en- em
nsnt member Of that ody While he happy to pay his
tribute yet he und the duty to be sad and pinu
The was most prosperous one Learning
public CAREER was sc vies of honors fairly and
worthy sast snod Quiet in private LIFE
he respect sod will Of all and his friends
bound him by hooks Of steel hr Hibbard traced
NE public life Of deceased paying the highest euio9y
sis political si concluding with resoiu
cn, that testimonial Spect for the memory OF NJ
uerton ht members and oo, T OF shs wear orapS
their lefs for thirty days. that the Crk oommu
oatA % the resoiuton to th OF sns aeoeAsoo
and further mark Of respect tns uouse
Mr. ORR ta,m offs c., briefly sp exc OF .ns asoeasd sH
nifty ut ally when death has within eus ~
from Nso many stars OF ne
first pudo Faithful 10 his snstituen1 ne waS -
the regdfui Of the rights Of Ill the eea
stituticn being h o chart.
The adopted the House adjourned.
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From BOstCM,
LOSS OF TIM SIfIP ABBY PRAT-y-RAILROlN AOGE.
DENTS.

BospsN Dec. l9, 1853.
The ship Abby P-Att, Bearss from Calcutta Aug l3 for
Boston, went ashore the 10th nst the soth sdo
OF Nantucket shoa Capt Bearse and the left her
70 the boats Friday evening" and agivsd at NAnt acsk
The ship when absadoued had four feet water ia her
hold ana her raddsr gone Capt EeAsss left Nantuohs
on Saturday morning with steamer to render assist
and four 5oag had also started their own 90
count The stesmt-g r. B. Forbes also despatched
from this city by the under writer's this morning. The
Abby Pratt had vasnabls cargo ceArd which, with
the ship, is insured in this city.
telegraphic denoatoh from New Bedford says thaA
the steamer Telegra h and four schocoess started fo
Nantucket on Saturday. for tine ship Abby Pratt but
not sbe to find her; aud 1t il supposed that she has
either broken up drifteo to ssa.
Mr. Gay the depot master at Quincy, the Old Colony
r. rcad, was bady crushed this morning, while ak-
tachng two cars taat fears entertained he canne
survive
The freight train from Boston, upon the South Rsadine
Branch Railroad thrown off the track ut LynnRsl
the switch being out Of order The engine tender a&
one ran of the track. No lives lost
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EV0REI0N ExPRESS.-RDWARDS, SANFORD 4 co.
respectfully announce that they prepared to tarwar
freEht Aad pack ages FROM Now York verpoo
London and ALI parts Of England, Irss and
twise nweeL Havre rA 49, Brsnon bsmburg Franhfort
nesourne Port Ph2, sydney, and all pars sx Australia
Van DienaAs Land New Zealand, by vessel sailing
hence from England fer those places TO Canss Hong
Kons Shsnghse, Calcutta Madras Bombay and
Of the East Indies and China once ts wseks Oos,
No. IS BrvAdwAy.
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IsemOcrasic Split I'm Ver mont.
TIE FREE 3OIL va. TIE OLD LINE DE uOCRArS-UN
CUxPROMI9INu ANIMosITY, erc.

N,NTPEIMR, l sc. 10, ISbS.
TIE free oeras OF Vermont are ressy eI%esa
counties they have held conventions In one theg
ydd that Il who by their votes ele ned John
Robilson Governor and Jefferson Kidder Ii cut Cover
nor u Va rmona should be held in utter dstel tson By
all rao fri OF freedom In the other they resolved
that ti8ne members OF IeEsacure Who b. us Stven
their suppTt TO pro-slavery and drunken party am
aitor1 cannot be safely ALLOW cd board e shi
city caleb II Liberty Standard The split threa ems 10
rival iete the war Of the shells" in New yoxk
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MATRIMONY.

nTATRIMONIAL.--A YOUNG NAN OF coon FAMILY
M in lucrative business and possessed OF property, Of
pleasing and agreeable and consdared good look
ony She must not be over OF age we'll edu
Gated handsome nsetona ate, and of pleasing
Money Object AL ssricty CONFIDENTIAL
Address G. II. H, II 2rald once,
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Hou5e, OF Representatives..

House. OF Representatives
WASHINGTON, Dec 10, 1858.
nELEGATEs FROM NEW MEXICO
Mr. BENTON, (aem.) Of Mo-, rose to privileged quss.
tson stating that Jose Manuel GAlegos, delegate from
Now Nexico was present take the customary oath.
Mr. RICHARDSON, (dem) Of H., desired,taat tho oom
mission be read before further action te taken In his
opinion neither Mr.. Gallegos Sac contestant, Mr.
Lane, was easitled to the seat
The commission was reAa
Mr. RIcrxpsoS laid this sho we'd tnous is prra facie
evidence af Mr.. GaleDos' right, alhsugh certificate
from the Secretary Of the Territory of New Mexico given
to Mr. Lane, conflicts with that to Mr.. Gaesos. How
ever this was matter for the Comrattee Elections
investigate Mr. R. presented evde8ee and ihs poll book
of New Mexico relative to the CONSISTED election 10
that trritory.
Mr.. GAlesos sworn In
THE EaroGIEs on VICE SssaDKvr KING
ca motion, II resolved thai thirty thousand aopes
Of e addresses delivered in both Houses the caoasion
of she ent Of the death Of Vice President King
together vita that pat OF the Presidents and
the proceedings in the United Sta Supreme Court rea
tive to the same subject be printed for the Of thu
Houfe
APPROPRIATION aus.
Mr.. HegToS, (dem) of Ala, from tho COMMITTEES Of
Ways and Means, reported bill making appropriations
for thu year ending Juns 1855 Also b for sulSying
the deficiencies In the appropya for he year ending
June, 1854, and bill making appropriateness for tho pay
rent of invalid and other pensions. Referred to tss
Committee Of the Whole.
CLERK FOR raE COMMITTEE Susrlc LANDS.
Mr. DIsNKy, (dem OF Ohio reported resolution that
the Committee on Public Lands ba authorized 10 nploy
clerk at e rate Of four dola per day and was pro-
ceed ing to explain why 1t shor ia be passed. when
Mr. CAArnnI (fres SONY of Ohio, rose to make lug.
gcltion.
Mr, DISNEY would soy to the gentleman and he could
take this liberty because and his colleague
personal frier that hc tscd the practice sf
terrurtinga a gentleman sho rises TO speak here.
Mr. CAMPBELL said 10 could exercise great deal Of for
bearsnee for this syst OF pton but he thought
colleague was In the habit Of violating this himself
hr CAppbeD roo TO suggest in tho kindcst way
IN the resolution and his colleague disposed
/ liten, very wel.
Mr D!srEy misunderstanding; and according 70 prac
tce, he had speech made insids Of wa found
i 0eee p n.enuptions generally.
Hs. cAxssilI Ioss Y qusss,sA Il sdss. Z susaSss
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon D. g. Dchnson in Elmirs, engaged counsel II
the defence of Chadwick indicted for oounerfeiting.
Hon. John Mcpherson Berren Of Georgia, and Hon. n.
d Papy Attorney General OF Florida have arrived In
Wakhinqton They are to argue important case ID
the su pTeme Court OF the United States.
Hon Bepsmin Fitzpatrick has arrived In WAshingtoa.
Governor Reid Of North Caorlina, visited the Navy
Yard at Norfolk and the u g. shp Psnnsy IL
10th ins and received with the usual honors -
salute.
Frem New Orleans and Havana, In steanship OfeeoenA
Ciy-Col OHarA Msj Reed, Jr, nN = w9iarA
n osseod eleishIa an Harris keaEigpAs, A Pei
tss. Garcia. Nh xsiah aad Mo ahldxsa. tRewe~0o
hestsssAGA
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STOLEN GOODS.

- about the 2st Of last large white and black
wooly dog, Of the Gron brssd answers TO the Of
Jack Any person found dstAning shs dog as This nocs
will b prosecuted. Any person giving thas will
VIII be observed regards ts person giyi99 NE
0xeve ST. neEt the eeIAes q eeuth TAr~ n, Jsey Gig.
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ZINE ARTS.

ITO THE BOOK AND PRINT SELLERS OF THE
United States Mr.. BAXTER the inventor patentee
OF OIL color picture printing leave inform the trade
Ta from the selling prices per cstaogue easho
patntee kr George Baxter IL II Northampton square,
os sna any y b s iIs nu tb IN
oeipt order remittance Catalogue per post
(ree) upon application by letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20
Interesting from Buffalo.

PROPELLER GRANITE STATE AsHORE-FArAL srAy--
ENG CAsE-~IRE IN PUBLIC SCHOOL, ETC.
BUFFALO, Dsc 10, 1883.
The propeller G,ar te State in attempting to make tho
river At Cleveland Saturday night struck the pis,
and pole penetrated through her side She lost hAs
anchors and driven ashore by the storm hundre
yards west Of tho pier Her bow well upon the shog
but her stern is in ten feet water She was o
Buffalo, with cargo of salt and general merchandise
on board which viii probably all be got of Without ~
terial damage.
At Ashland Ey., Saturday evening during rAaing,
match, two young men qusrreled about seven cents
cd Man through ths heart, killing him instantly Hos
made his escape.
About II O'Clock this morning are broke out in PubHo
School No s. Fortunately, the FIRE occurred during ~
and most Of the children at play in the yard
. good numbox, however, remained In the house. bed
all saved without Injury. The fire was got unda
after burning through the lower story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-20
DANCING ACADEMIEs.

MORE NEW CLAASEs-BROoKKs' DANCING AGA
N denny SCI Broome street, between Broadway and the
BoyerThe pupils present season are making NEST
tsughs the polka polka malourka chosohs polka
redowa wAltses aud quadres The ades aornoon GLASS
mems class Tuesday. and rridsy from seven N eleven
wednesday and Saturday till nine O'clock Ap
peaon fer either class private lessons received ss All
hours
CRCOND QUARTER.-E. GILBERT WILSON, TIE
~ American professor The dances wsud in
form the 1esdsnt Of Broehyn and New thas he now
No. LOG Orange street. Brooklyn. Regular classes
days and Fridays arA3 o'clock n. Private classes
Mondays and Thursdays, Same hours