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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
No. ; Courtlandt--st corner OF d
lfle0ica!.

I UXURIANT WHISPERS and MOUSrACHES
viii not stain nute the skn in the least II
tly the beard,
uxuIan life TO the hair II
c. GRAHAM No. 80 Aunt rowler Buildings
DLANEITs BlT1ERS.-Ihis article is offered to
the public for Debility Indigestion Liver Compliant,
Sickness Dyersa and Nervous elections generally They
peasn the and wholly vegetable their competition
For by WIN. T. HICKS Co., No ia PeAfi-st
DOSESiARY and CASTOR OIL are decidedly the
Ia incest anc the world f dressing the hair
They beaut IL eradicate audEuh promote rich and
growth and nde soft and pabe. All tie genuine which
is nfcsy and chemically prepared will have the signature of
Proprietor Principal depot at No y Tremontrov, Boston
Sold New-York By RUsHTON CLARK Co. and g. HIRING
of Johnst and Broadway Ta bottles y centsi large bot
ties, 75c.
WITHOUT a TRIAL it is impossible conceive
w the inesfimabe OF Dr. F. GOURAUDS ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP 10 the body what sanchcaOn the
sou-purifes from all dro AZ rs touch tao. pmpleA fcckes
vanish the skin white
Psrsp marble GOUKAUDS LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE, is
natural and bloom
10 GOURAUDS LILY WHITE the ocly article Of the
sorsy gentlemen for application the
shaving GOURAUOS LIQUID HAIR DYE warranted change
red light or glossy brown black, instantly, without
GOURAUDS POUDRE SUBTLE hair
GOTRAUDs HAIR RESTORATIVE Ccassan Gloss forces the
falling out danduf aud mtks harsh
glotsy Found only depot,
Wakertt- st from Broad1ay. ..
r. Calender. SO :. Sd, Philadelphia; Bates 10 wash
rrtons st. Boston Baulch Son. Providence r. H. Bliss Co,
Hartford Rochee Cameron Bridgeport O. Fague, % S.
". U. P Smith, ith-st, Gin ;nnatl, &c.
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secured until pei6 'o-

freight
FDNTD X COLLINS &c, No. So Walst, N Y.
RRONN SHIPLEY Co Liverpool.
y G. ROBERTS Il Co. No IS Kings Arms Tard, London.
Holm MUNROE co, Rue Notre Dame
Pans. oil GEO. II DRAPER Have.
The owners ships viii not be accountable for bi
lion spece ery precious metals unless b. airn
ssns3 therefor the value thereof therein expressed
TIME BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il MAIL STE AMSTIPS from NEW-YORk 70 LIVERPOOL
Clef Csbp Passage. Sl2O Second CABIN Passage SO.
o., Csien Passase SIS The shus Boston call Halifax
w. ARABIA Can't JuGknS AMERICA Capt Leich.
PERSIA, Capt Ryne, EChOfA Sapt shanpon
ASIA, Capt +. q Lot:, CANADA, Capt stone
AFRICA, Capt Hanson. NIAGARA Captls4ng
bite light masthead sta-boli
bow. red port bow. ,,,
NIAGARA, Lang Boston w eanesia ~ on Apfil
EUROPA. Shannon. New ofk W ednesiay, 2ih Apsll
AMERICA LEIGH Boston w edneSiay .,th April
ARABIA Judkius ! e'y-f ORR w ednesiAy ith Nay
CANADA, Stone . Boston. w einesaa,' iita Jay
ASIA New hork'''. eGe''y l.ln Say
NIAGARA, Lsng Boston. 1900 W elnesaey on Nay
EUROPA. Shannon New \ oTk.. w edf es4ays ~ -ne
AMERICA Leiteh " Boston Nednesl .y, on Juae
ARABIA Judkins New oFk- w ednesaay lS,h June
CANADA, Stone. Boston .' " edAesidy IL June
Rertls not; secured until PAD tu
Surgeon on board
SHIPS VIII no' %
lu, sne ieuelry precious metals unless bills OF
% ore signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage sppyto T. CUSARD NO bowas sfeen
y,OR IJVFRPOOIl-The Steamship ANDES, Capt
Eu,ehpr, will sail Liverpool MONDAY, tne Sn
Fre;ab, vi be taken OF low rates Apply 70
fi"tN' va" " '' E. CtNARD, MOI BOwIns-sTeea
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Goal.

GOAL YARD will open on the lst of May, yard
~ AZ Nos SO and IS Stanonst near Chystes exclusive
of Lehsh and Buminous Coal present
yard, JAMES l. FELftk, No 1913 Chrystes
NOAL-Ihe subscriber has yards, and constantly
~ dhaIgDg all the various kinds Anthr e aud Btumuols
Peach Orchard Bsl Heath, Lohish Liverpool Orre
Camel Sidney &C. &c all of the hest quality delivered
handsome order and Tor sale low. JAMES l.. WORTH,
4th-st cor Thompson, and 6thav, AmO-st-
Downtown office No 81 Wallet
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Copartnersbip.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The undersigned
have THIS DAY formed under the firm Of AN
mission business and have the No !O
New-YoIk, March 81, 1855 EDWARD ANIH.OrNTr;
BENZ. S WALCOTr, j.
ANTHONY LAWRENCE& Co having taken the and entire
disposal Of the NORTH RIVER MINING and
OUARRYING COMPANY will be prepared exhibit 10 dealers IN
Marbles throughout United States upon the opening OF the North
and vsed assortment Of the fine Marbles OF the
Blocks Of Pure White Statuay Marble equal in all respects the
Italian.
Blocks Marble styles and combinations
sh shades Of quality and OF the
general types Of the Spanish aud Egyptian marbles
Back Marble Of quality superior to the lnsh marble a. to
texture. color aud blocking qualities
Marble novel and unique character
Blocks Ses SOsstone Of sot and superior quality
ANTHONY LAWRENCE Co. also the sole agents for the sale
Of e eel Little Falls Ne TJeTsey
for the delivery Of this valuable building mate
having arranged for working OF the
Quarry and Dealers depend men
OF ell contracts ANTHONY, LAWRENCE Co. 10 Pearlst
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CTPRESlE COURT. CITY and County Of New York

4 4
CANNON. def~niln san
60 al III Cerk Cry
% 30
oTce No
,r.u@l de- nrli.nf ao- he plnf his
Huniet
Do-s p'h from ih- 18th day Of ay tb5uan
CHARLES hULDOCk PAntns Attorney,
No Nasaa . .SesY
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~ pIrRsrANCE of an order Of Jesse c Smith


,se Coss-y II Yort h.-ty rI5ll haas
-., ALERT WILLETT pr-
tl-r- e .uon5e fh- Gorf- W.
he CtJ % N Nk tfore th tlrrsth
IL Ioft, tie .7A AZ = Ja1alry ia51
JOIN NILLEr. (r.-.-..
GEORGE = WILLIAMS. 4 "A'---'S
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borses, Carriages, &t.

I AhhiA1ES,-Ihe subscribers have Just opened their
,s,,p sor with an entire Of Carriages
nc dealer, respectfully invited MAJOR THomPsnS
''r "ee' euAfS MAJOk THOMSON
JAMES CLEaENTE
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CuPREME COURT. CitY and County of New.York-

u.
/ Drl the DEFENDANT You
sub o C-rk and New York
Of tie o.
Bcoad-sy
Of
o Sa eouplsn
afcen Dol snd h0y1Fh,
Vi
81 tie acton-pssd Nov Yerk. July
mi I.xlo.Ts NILES 4 BAGLEY, PanuGs kuons5s
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REGULATING.

FAMILIES, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS and
SHIPS have their old repaed equal at about
original cost and warranted viz all kinds Of teae
cake baskets and forks door plates stair
rods candeabra dh covers candcks Plumbers 6xture
Btar kc Goods and orders the Plating Establish
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF

Of Ssv lefk n- h-ryy IVA 70 '-', ''y ~ eun
SCHROEDER. IL
of
70. beore
Yorf th- tenth -r f-fgy i'L
ai,~fm WILLIAM SCHROEDER ,lmus.rat1r
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Stewards fee included.
Apply j. McSfMON' No % Broadway
INHE SHOE TEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE tor

Stewards fee included
Appyto j. McSfMoN' No. 80 Broadway
THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROU IE for
4 SAN FRANCISCO-The Ac esOry Transit Company Of Nc
Tn ough nas of the Ms-Ouy Lne giving
Through ncu1ug Istmus The hvonte don
steamship PROMETHEUS 2tt tuns bnrd-n will leave
North River al o'clock p NJ Tor san Juan
Norte WEDNESDAY, April o. connecting IA the fast and
popular sIF RIA NEVADA 100 uns burden over the
Nicaragua Thsit Route, but miles Of land anspor
VENT alton and accom-
information the lowest rates apply only
C. VANDERBILT, Agent
PASSENGERS are cautioned against the ned
ner ofoh,r lines None employed for thsne.
n Y. AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANY.-TmoEsh SAN FRANCISCO VIA ASPlSWALL
and PANAMA AZ greatly reduced rates No detention on Ils
The and fast vince. dUbeengne senshP Union
QCO tun Richard Adams CoGm1ndsr ~ leave Sssg y 2I n %
May 3ooocI 81 precisely connecting VII ne nsH r6 tS
UifceHt wheel d0uble-engne steamship WINFIELD SUIT
icO turs Edward Dunn Commander w,ch steamer WI he n
readiness PANAMA the UNIONS passengers an1
s Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO The acconmo ianons aid
ventilation lie Winfield Scott all that be- denred Hey
speed the soyae between and Psnsna and
Ntile on THE Pacific coast % UDsu passed ,
Every made part Of the Company 70 iane
comfort expedition safety PASSENGERS al be- landed On fe "hHrt
Aspnva FREE the Panama Railroad ana ara cautioned inz
Tickets fo the Line I'D only at No 81 Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOhS \ Co.. Urneai Agents.
mail BAG made above Office, under e new Dneh
States Postage sw. Cor be Convenience OF tire public
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feaal Notices.

ATa SURROGATE's COURT, held in aud for the
N County York the Surogates Office IN the City Of
Now York eighth April the thousand eight
md thrte-Prent Alexander Bradford Sunosae
In the Matter Application MOigGze Lea Sell the Real
fsse JOSEPH Keller dfceased-On reading aud filing
he Petition Elizabeth Ketr, the EIecurx OF the last will
ard Joseph Keller late OF the City OF New York
d,ceaed authority Morssse Lease Sell the Real Estate
dered that the Of the said Joph
Ker before the Surrogate Of the COunty Of
N. York Office. Of New YORK The wentynh
o'clock the forenoon thai day then and
why authority should not b. given 10 the d
FNecut1 Lease Sell much Of the Real Estate
JOseOb heler deceased shall De- Necessary tn pay ms
detts apis i"DI a W. pha"r""" 'urfoea'e'
IN Fl issuance OF an order OF the Surrogate Office
1 -Yortn
liu. n-t FREDERICK NArrHESES late u the fo
e,e,-l
fof before ne h az 0 AIgst
Pate sewN n, l-t3 JOHN hkIllN6EA Executor
lavsnfuE
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
ne County hereby 10 AZ
n WHITE. th- ri
Z subscriber. a. hs 3Lr-
IN H. CT 4 SeuY 5eore The tea,h 4J u July
Da it 80 80 t''' w ~ JOSEPH WHITE Erecs,or
IN PURSUANCE of order Of Jesse c. Smith.
Il Of hereby
Ar cams asaEt THOMAS = BROWN. lac VI he
Decreased required to exhibit The
Wism
81 S--U ~
i.ss@T TIILtH 1 I REowS Al--a,r,.on
pIrpSIrL\CF of an order of tha Strrng.re of
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Includng Stewards lees
limited number thrdces passengers w BE- tasen from Phis
dephis and Liverpool, and found N provisions -.
From Phnadelphia. SO From Liverpes .....s5
will be issued here 70 parties who cesous
81 bringing their friends corresponding rate,
per goods hardware Se vii be ..sen Cub
agreement
Ar eYnerenced SURGEON will b. carried on each ship.
small drafts drawn II Eght England and Ireland
For freight or passage apply 20 THOMAS RICHARDSON
No =. I,ehnn.--p,sc- and No 9Wanntst. Ph.dephis.
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS 4 Co. Liverpool.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
" For BRFMEN via SOUTHAMPTON-Th T. s. Mail teauer
WASHINGTON f. ~ Fitch, Commander Will sail tor BREMEN,
toueb1a AT land the mails and
ENGLAND and FRANCE on SATURDAY April 2 from pier No
3Noith River. -
From New. York TO Southampton or BIen-en:
Saloon SlO In First OGnn Lower Saloon ot
In Second Cabin. ...........''..sD
An expereuced is attached to each steamer
AL letters mus pass through the Post-Ohce.
Specie delivered in IlayTe and London
For Passage FREIGHT, apply TO =, -.
MOLLER, SAND & RIERA, Agents, No. n SOuth--
Steamship HERMANN will succeed the WASHiNGION ard
sail May Il.
rTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK and GLASGOW,
I-The GLASGOW steamship Compmys powerful
Steamship GLASGOW 2 end 900 horsepower Robert Gag
will sail from hewYork for Giasgow, SATURDAY
May Il, at ~ o'clock noon. -.
Frs Cagn saloon ROous)
First Calm Aidsmp state ROoms) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Second CABIN ''''''''''''''
80. .
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

NOTICE.-Packet-ship ORIENT, for LIVER
~ POOL Shippers BY the above vessel are hereby requested
bills OF ladng for signature, the Office Of SPOFFOBD
TILESION Co, No. 4S South-t
AUSTRALA-CLIPPER LINE.-The A packet
IA ship ROCKLAND win be dispatched SATURDAY 10th inst
for MELBOURNE PORT PHILIP few choice beuhs
be If applied for Immediately. Apply to
wa I. DUGAN, No. % FroLtst.
ARKELL& + ELLIOT No. li6 Pearls st
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OF from 50 100 TO 12lO per
er, Of the j. above
Mwiorl March 7. 1883.
TIVE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of the CITY
il 81 rNr1nI

CASH CAPITAL $500, 900.
sndr the presidency SIMEON L. LOOMS late Of tho Ena
&C. Of Hartford, Conn
This Company wiz be prepared at the expiration OF the
N loss damage by Fire IN this City and
country take risks of Inland Navigation
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Ff n,,s.s CURRY Secretary ROBERT HONE. President
loTATEAiENT of the AFFAIRS OF the MUTUAL
iIyE INSURANCE COMPANY of NEW. YORK, for the five
ar, spdirg January 81. 1855 ...o....-
l
'uf O y oe" and balance of Annuity Fund.. 1909
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NETWORK and CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS
~ sEMI-WEEKLY U. 5. MAIL LINE-Tbe and elegant

These steamers Per No North RIVER at OcIoc r VI PIE
and for the counting
room of SPOFFORD. TILESTON Co.. No f8 Sonth-st
EOR CHARLESTON and Week
Line-The and fast going steamer Nh
RION NJ Berry Commander will leave per No North RIVER on
SATURDAY Arn IT, O'Clock Y. NJ precisely For freight
appy on board where all bills dng will be signed and ior
al the Office OF -
Through tickets follows 10 Jacksonville S5l to IL
latka SIS.
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ATLANTIC Captain James WestTbis steamship will depart
with the mails for Europe positively Saturday April 6 IL
O'Clock NJ. from her berth at the foot OF Canalst
For freight passage, having unequaed accommodations for ee
e EDWARD X. COLLINS ( Co, No 96 Wsll+.
Passengers requested be on board at llt A. NJ
the ATTAINING and sail Anr 30
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Peus for their friends and DESTROYS OF bringing
them out bv anv oil magnificent ships informed that
Messrs BOWMAN. GRINNELL Co the only Agents for the
above ships in this city ~ H., --,,. ~.
sight IN any town throughout Ireland and Great Britain
BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co.
Noe3 South.st NY. and No. Regentsroad. Liverpool
Iiveroo ncke leave New ok 9th 2l5t every month
leave NewYok alternate Thursday OF
rlv abO
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YINHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
MAIL ANERS-The this line

ADRIAIIO, Ialt UraIton
their
nrpe 10 speed their accommodations for
Pce
ron NewYork liverpool in fclsss cabin S 10,
so exclusive $500 from Liverpool
NewYork An experienced attached TO each
ship No berth secured until pad tor - ,,,>,o
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Board of Trustees have this day declared the following dy
end:
s. per 81 55l, 555 16 being much Of the pre-
e. See .q FEB 49, the sks to eb J. So s585 O
81 per cent Sl69C59 II, being much OF the pre-
NUNS q .he table rates received on existing Term
@ - covers the ris to Feb l. 1888 5sS
M per SIS $40 CO, being much OF the preml-
table received on existing Term Pol'
a. sH Its s, ,o T ne r io5a 00i ' 2sl8 81
rs;x;Sed snTnIn. = .......,............. 1884 50
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BY the National Line.
oRTnE DAILY lNTELLlGENcE
n~.n CONGRESSIONAL.
Y AsHINGToN, Jan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS.
HoUsE-Mr. Brooks from the Committee of Ways
and Means, reported bill for establishing mint
at New York, which was read by its title.
MIR. Chandler objected TO second reading, and
it was passed over for the day.
The House then took up the bill to suppress the
circulation of small notes in the District of Column
bia, which, after being amended so as to make its
provisions more stringent was passed.
SENATE-The House bill appropriating $4,000
for equestrianistatue Washington, was passed by
unanimous vote.
The act for the relief of the widow and children
of Col M'Kee, of Kentucky. was passed.
The Pacific Railroad Bill was taken up and
postponed. ....
Mr. Petit, Senator elect from Indiana, appear
ed, was sworn in and took his seat.
MIR Cass's resolution re-afirming the Monroe
doctrine and applying it to Cuba, was taken up.
MIR. Cass commenced his address, "a long speech
of three columns.) Mr.. Butler followed, enlor-
sing generally CaSs' views of the Monroe doc
trine. Mr.. Hale followed repudiating the justice
OF intmidating Spain from selling Cuba, and said
if the doctrine was to be acted upon, let us COM
mence by notifying England that she is not TO sell
Canada, any other Of her possessions ON this con-
tinent, to any power but this Government: Cana
da was of much more Importance than Cuba.
MIR. Mason got the floor when the Senate adj
journed.
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A FEAT.-The fire of yesterday morning was
not sub lued fill half past o'clock, and yet we
gave our readers account of it the same morn
ing, in the regulnr edition OF the IteNigeneer,
which was also deposited in due time, in the mail
leaving in the cars at daylight! Those not familiar
with the time usually occupied in putting pa
per to press may not know that this is feat very
rarely accomplished by any morning paper, east or
west. 1tshows that we ha We all the facilities, as
well as the disposition, 10 comm unicate news to
the pub with as much rapidity and precision, as
any other printing establishment in this fast coun
try of ours. It is only the combined power of
Power Presses, Steam Engines and industry, that
can accomplish such results.
CENTRE WEELISG is competing successfully for
its share ftheincreased trade the city. New
bushes houses Swinging up in every direction.
Prominent among these, we notice the new For
warding q Commission house of Mr.. Geo. W. An
derson, in the ware rooms adioinging the Centre
Wheeling steam FIGURING Mills. He has excel
lent fasilites for the prosecution of his business,
and has already received large consignments.-
Yesterday he received 200 lbs. Of -four, from the
Pittsburgh City Mills, for shipment by the B. &
o. Railroad.
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The Usuow LrNE-THE FALLS Cry AND ALVIN
ApAMs.-The Louisville Courier of Saturday avs
<'this splendid steamer rhe Falls City, by far the
most comfortable boat above the Falls, isnow near
Iy completed. The cabin is the neatest and light
est we have ever seen. At the forward end of the
cabin, over the main entrance, is beautiful land
scape view of the cityof Wheeling ard the famous
bridge, the head of navigation. Across the entire
bulkhead of the Ladies cabin is n landscape view
of the city of Lauisvil e, most admirable sketch,
and beautiful painting.
The Directors of the Louisville and Wheeling
line ofpackets have appointed Capt G. W. Norton
to the command of the Alvin Adams, one Of the
line boats built above Pittsburgh. Capt. Norton
is at present in charge of the R. H. Winslow, now
on her way to New Orleans. He is popular and
meritoriouS offcer.''
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10. 1858.

TuE FmE which we briefly noticed yesterday
morning, originated, it is supposed, in the finishing
sbop. or cabinet ware rooms of Day & Harkins,
ner of Main and Biddle Streets Centre Wheeling.
The famec were discovered issuing from the build
ing at about half past O'Clock in the morning,
and had consumed the interior of the rooms before
they bursted out. The FIRE companies were
DELAYED some time in making an attachment ow
ing 10 the fire plugs being frozen and be fore the
water could he brought TO play with much effect,
the corner building was almost entirely consumed,
contained Alarge portion of the upper story of
the adjoining tenement was also burnt away
This portion Of the building was occupied by Ed
ward Welch as boarding house for the laborers on
the Railroad. About twenty-five persons were
asleep in the three upper rooms, who wnkened to
find themselves surrounded by flames. A precipi
tate retreat by all of them. some only partially
dressed, was deemed expedient. II is stated, with
what truth we know not, that one man leaped from
a window of the second story with not quite as
much clothing on as is requisite to comfort in eth
er cold or warm weather.
By the continued exertions of the firemen, the
flames were prevented from extending further, and
completely subdued by half past five o'clock.
The buildings belonged to Guam Arthur, at pres
ent in California land insured for sl400, in the
State Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Harrisbnrgh.-
Messrs. Day and Harkins had an insurance of
5000 on their cabinet wareinlthe Insurance Com
pany of the Valley of Virginia.
Wehave heard no cause assigned for the origina-
ton of the fire.
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW YoRK, Jan. IS.
The Black Warrior, from Havana the 18th, ar
rived to-day with so passengers, among whom
was Dr. Gardner.
The ship Japonica of Philadelphia, arrived at
Havana on the 18th. .,.
Two Mexican gentlemen had arrived at Havana
by the way of Jamaica, 10 prevail upon Santa An
ma to return to Mexico.
The steamer ElDorado arrived on the 18th.
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.


The attention of the called 10 the following eer
tiicate of kabIe by using only five
bottles OF Sands Sarsaparina:
Sidney, (Afaine,) april is, 1850.
Messrs. A. y. d ID. SANDS:
GentlemenTls is TO certify that have been afflicted
moe or less since my birth, with Sci Oiua, which cOntn
ued 10 increase until last February. JaEuary NV legs
We've so swollen could boot stocking and
had several large time In this sit
uation was about give up in despair when was nd
vised to try Sands Sarsapars had much faith in
NJ ou seEt TO your agents i'll augusta, procured
bottle, which did me so much good, that sent and got
another and continued until had taken five bottles
am now perfectly we'll II any may read this
letter IS afflicted with disease Scrolua wonId
most sincerely recommend him Sands Sarsaparia
II any person wishes further Information about M
by calling upon me- convince healing p6,yr NJ
this medicine. STEFRENC EIEiTcob ="
r = I'VE are personally acquainted with Mir HaywooJ
and believe his statement above be true, ~
- DILLINGHAM; &. TITCOMB
pTepsred and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. & D.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton ST corner nj
william, New York Sold also by Druggists gcnersly
throughout the United States Canadas Price 81 Ter
bottle; six bottles for s.. For sale by W TO-
}. H. CRUMBACEER
ID, ,,.,,. No. 175 Main ST., Wheeling
H. MieoS OF rittsburgh Seaon & Sharpe of Maysvilr,
Shackleiord & Crichton Portsmouth,; and f. b. Hinunn
Cincinnati 10y $3.50 doc IN 9,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

CoRnEcrIoS.-The "a hbls. of molasses men,
toned yesterday in our reference to recent imports
of the city, as being received from Cincinnati by
Messrs. ]. W. Paxton & Co., was Slipped at New
Orleans, and trans-shipped at Cincinnati. This,
however, is very small item for the large house
of ]. w. Paxton & Co., as we notice very large re-
ceipts by them ftom N. Orleans. small item
crent into our memorandum, in the place Of large
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19
SUPREME COURT DECISION.

WA slIlNGT0N, Jan. IS.
In the Supreme Court, in the case of the Troy
Nail Manu- featuring Company, against EraStns
Coming and others of New York, for n alleged
Infringement of Burdens Patent Binding Lever
in manufacturing Railroad spikes, a decision was
given this morning reversing the decision of the
court below, and directing that perpetual iniunc
ton be issued
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-19

LOOK Te 1.-THE events of yesterday morning
admonish US that the fire plugs are not properly
protected, and that the freezing of the water in
them may cause fearful destruction of property
This subject should receive immmediate atten-
ton