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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-14

DENsION and bounty Land Laws, with the Opin-
of Departments Of those from iT1n
%Uu sso PAGE ~ g.
The faeng under which this work The
for s s tn our as%sa
% the undertaking in order relieve the doubts and
which large portion Of fllowciasns
claiming and bounty lands have been subjected BY the
Pensions
s hereto IN s Of o @
needed whereby claimant be informed Of the precise
decisions. well form. and regulation.
ON when Ihry spOhscd that -.
heretofore been done them
emae Of the great number claims h. nsv. havs b.sa
nl,ed q. les. than due to which claimants judy ssa.d
And which they %s upon
fact. and ofl.w u. o.ie.s q Au
das. either pension. ss: many q :.:
ovenshts uacie. have besa committed
Hi fS' and land.
% IL s y ": IL Il e
tho duration Of those be consulted advantage
s s' .ss And ,spssi
hs s tn x " sa s r.
subject treating Of Virginia Communication claims
public win be found phned the volume, embracing the follow
S:; :'i 'i5 :.s:$ 'f;ss;''
Member, Of IA. Warrington Bar.
Rich,d 8. COKE, j. M. Carlisle,
Jos. II. Bradley, Walter LsnoI, .##
Y. X. Fendai, Richd Watach.
Caairrnea Of Pension Coruees of Senate and HoSss Of Rsre
senfdfvss, &c.
Geo; W Jonssachaman Of Committee Pensions, SENATE
G. Has-Charman of Invalid Pensions, House Of Repre-
sentaives.
Moses acknowledgements Of Revolutionary Claims, House Of
Representatives
PET Force-Ediior American State
" Liberal Orders copy,
viii be immediately supplied by mall by Adamss Expr
and freight, prepaid, Of the United stsea
MAYO MOULTOk.
Ap l4-eodm. .4...
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By GREEN & SCOTT. Auctioncers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-On
Monday The 4 April shall SELL in front OF the
excellent and conveniently frame
house good with the lot which stands
joining being all of lot No 90 In No 2S4
18th between and
south running los feet 10 inches wide alley the
Smithsonian institute.
Terms cash balance in and
for the deferred payments bearing Interest
deed given, and deed OF taken. II
tie ndispuiabe. .. -
3l--d Aucuoneers.
ns-Tbe above sale IL postponed. In consequence of
he rain, until Monday, the lth Instant same hour
GREEN h SCOTT,
Ap5-d Anetoneer
ny-Th. IL further postponed until satur-
lay 10th instant, same hour GREEN b SCOTT,
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INEN and Cotton Goods.-we have n In very
choice Of la 1914 linen shsetngs OF the most
proved brands.
Barke Richardson Sens shirting linens,
table damask napkins and towenE greatly reduced prices,
including
-dyspeptic and the royal Turkish bath towel
1914, 10 a. aud 90 superior sbeeting eotons
With OF pillow COTTON,
choice brands
selling usual low prices, uotwh
standing advance In cotton goods.
ARTICLES sold establishment warranted TO
represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS, h COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWAUD.-Lost, 9th Of
L February black
tail and the Of Harry. The finder win
ts above reward by leaving him Kimmsl Walkers
livery stable.
Ap l3-d3s'
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lot Bridge street. in Georgetown, auctionOn Friday. the
18Th shall sell, o'c OF
public auction that valuable brick house and lot
uaed side Bridge Market and High
streets Georgetown The IL finished in syie and
built of the best material the lot contains 10 900 feet CTS
tern In the yard stable house, wood house. &c
Terms One third balance In a. and IL months the
give for the deferred satisfactorily .ecmed
| bearing interest from day Of sale
Any wishing purchase handsome residence In Geo
town point where rapidly improving value
win do well TO attend the sale. NJ. SNYDER.
| Apl3-d BARNARD buckley, Aucts
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY n MACHINE SHOP.

FEHliE undersigned, having taken the above
Z establishment on his own account, informs
his friends and the public. that having made
arrangements with the very best worItmen, he
is now prepared TO I'll all orders for castings
and machinery Of every kind, al the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron. coal, &C., he latterS himself that
he can do work on terms that will make il an
object with those having work in Lis line Of
business, IA pa'r0niSc him.
Especia! attention will be paid TO all kinds
of Mill AMI Factory work. Always on hand
and for sale 10 the trade
Pior castings, Curt G@8 Wagon Boros,
Stores, Hoiior-,rare Store Tea Keliag.
Iiai 5Jiiom d.. Fnraac's, Tin Ware, &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
T.. d. NrCLENAHAN.
The business will be under the management
OF Mr.. Henry Newsham. a practical mechanic,
and for many years associated with one of the
largest machine shops OF Philadelphia, who
viii devote all his energies and experience to
the prosecution Of the business.
Plans and drawings made fire. Of expense for
persons wishing to hay" work executed.
T.. D. McCLENANAN, Proprietor.
II. NEWSIIAM. MANAGER.
Port Deposit, jane X
t. Village Record, Kent News, Hartford
Gazette and Republican copy 3 months and send
bill TO advertiser.
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y ]. LANCASTER respectfully announces
ia. to the citizens of Elkton ana vicinity,
that he has just received splendid toned
Piano Forte, and IS now prepared 10 give les
the pupil, as the cas-, may be required.
n. i. As it is The intention OF the Subscrib-
cr TO devote the whole Of his attention to mu-
scal instruction and the progress OF his pupils,
parents and guardians will ind it to then adj
vantage b. placing their children under his M
struction in this branch Of musical education
Persons not having an instrument at home,
will Gnd this an excellent opportunity to ac-
qure so delightful an accompl ishment. Terms
moderate.
Piano Fortes tuned at shortest notice.
Residence next door to Nj. Rankin, Watch
maker, EIkton, Md. Jan - II.
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BALTIMORE & SUSQ UEHANNA
STEFAN COMPANY.

y NGULAHnAlLY LINE, except SUNDAY )
~ Tor HiihE ar II.iGG, PORT NE-
POSIT IND II3E MATTER C.4NlL.-Tle
-; tuboat Portsmouth, Capt. ;. Guoghc@an,
leaves lover end Of West Falls Avenue, Baltl-
more every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, nj o'clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday, Thursda, aud Saturday
at O'Clock, and lIavre dc Grace al AT i
o'clock, =. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. J. W.
TomIinson, leaves same place every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening at o'clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening at i o'clock aud
liaVre dc Grace at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Passage 30 Gents.
g5~FrelghI, received daily, carried at low
rates, and carefully attended TO.
The agents at Port Deposit and Ilavre de
Grace win attend 10 forwarding any mel chan
disc unsigned 10 them, for any poiut on the
Pennsy lvanIa Canals, Or will re-shp ireighls
intended for Baltimore, phiInioiphia, or else
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
X. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, II. d Grace
JACOB ToME, Agent, Port Deposit.
GJ@rhe Steamboat JuNArt, Capt. Geo@hc-
han, being in complete order, can be- chartered
at any time. lapr2 If
n. b. Grain purchased at the highest mar
ket price at the Warehouse of Tome, Port
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano, Plas-
ter, Fish and salt.
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n W. NOIANp WI. THOMPSON.
PORT DEPOSIT
SB's,k7x
NNNi. THOMPSON.
n. W. holland.

Frame, Sash, Door 6. Shutter Factory
WE, The UNDERSIGNED, having just fitted up
" our new Sash Factory, arc prepared to lul-
nisb all kinds Of
framcy. SASH, Doors 0Rd Shutters,
of the best material aud workmanship. Beng
ourselves practical mechanics, We feel confident
in SAYING that we can supply, as we'll as please
all. ,r>~,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Are earnestly requested to give us call AS
we are situated at the great Lumber Mart, we
can afford to manufacture work in cheaper
and better style than elsewhere. we therefore
solicj, yoQr patronage, hoping that you will not
forget Us. rs our work needs oaly 10 be seen L"
be recommended. We are also prepared to
WORK ali kinds ofmouldings suitable .nr mould
ing Doors W0Shboards, sc. We shall use The
best material for every thing ard pledge that
our work shall he uGriyai"d.
WM. THOMPSON & co.
Port Deposit, Md, March 10 SIN
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CHEAP
SVsNESO SlgAEDE

DEPOT IND MINUFACT0RY ofG. L.
~ MILLER * co., y. ". corner .9,ci anil
Second Streets, PHiLAp&LrlIA.--E variety
o!Shadcs, wholesale and retail, such as Scroll,
Flower, Gothic, Nlgncttc, Oil and Dry Land
scapeS, are to be had at the lowest prices Tor
quality OF work. Order, for Gill, Plain, Store,
Lcttcrcd and other Shades executed at short no.
ticc.
Merchants and others are invited to give us
trial. WE WILL TRY To Please.
BrasSeS, Trimmings, &c, always on hand
Remember S. W. corner Second and Arch
Streets, PAlla. Glcbl2
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Clocks. Watches. JcWciry and

%'LFER- IF.lRE.-Persons visiting VIII
Dmngloa would consult their interest by Wis
itlAg I'll" establishment Of /iBA FERRIS 4
SON, corner OF Ath and Noghct ST., who have
The largest assortment Of the following articles
10 b. found in the ci,y:-GuLi Hunting and sin
gleI cascd Patent Lever WATCHES, OF tn" best
makers: Lallc9 hunting Watches very small;
Cola chatcaiue. neck, vest and lob chains;
Fine sets oiirwriry, (rairings.anI breast pinS,)
finger rings. 'nniaI.i0u gold pens and pencils,
bracelets, c"t. pins, seals. ST 'eye buttons, pee
Ia"l"s and ll.moas. The hGust assortment Of
Silver Ha'" oI the EIlzabrlhanc, Gothic, Tus-
cav, Ihrraled and PLAIN Patterns, consisting ol
Folns, spoons, butter knives. sugar spoons, >alj
a1I mustard spoons, ladies' &C., Sc. v" also
keep the celebrated ALBATA SILVER
WARE otbeaatlIi patterns, most equal 10 SOL
id silver Agency ior happs celebrated ..scl-
enjir niche Gold Pcus,' the best article ever
manufactured.
l~5~Clorhs and Watches repaired in the best
manner ami warranted to give satisfaction.
mar l. 'J3--6m.
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Garmcr's DC partment.
FOOD FOR CROPS.

IOUD ntt NSbJt
This is a "graad question" among
farmers at the present day. IN new
countries, where the land has not been
cultivated much, little is thought about
giving the crop any food, in order TO
make it into food for ourselves, but after
the fresh soil has become exhausted bv
constant cropping-alter the ''ner' is
of or rather ont the farmer finds, that to
make food for himself, he must give
food to the plants he wishes to raise.
Well, what must It be- TO answer
it with perfect accuracy, YOU should first
know what the soil is made Of, aud then
what the plant made is made of--or,
in other words, both should be analysed.
and the ingredients ascertaned, both as
to their quality and quantity But this
requires a greater knowledge Of practi-
cal chemistry than the majority Of the
people as yet possess, and also more eN-
pense than most farmers are able to
meet.
What is the next best thing to be
done Fortunately the remains Of Or
ganjc bodies, (by which we mean those
bodies both ofanimal and vegetable orr
gin, that have had Iif. and set OF or
gans forming their bodies,) possess most
Of the ingredients required for this pur-
pose. Although some OF the ingredients
which make up the mass of organic
matters may not be needed in this crop,
they viii not be lost, and will come in
play for some future one.
We arr aware that there is much sand
about specific manure, and this article
and that article is loudly recommended
as the very thing and tAc only thing
Merded' We do not und'r-yaIu' them,
and al the same time we caution our
readers not TO ovcr-yalua them. " atch
all eXFeriments-uS use everything Of the
specific kind, such as plaster, super
phosphate OF lime, >uIphatc of ammonia,
Guano, &C., &C., as Won know VIII be
beneficial, but at the same time don't
give up your manure heap.
As general rule, the remains Or
manure made from the remains, OF or
ganic bodies the nearest related, that is
1h4 nearest in kind.and cno,itv n those
when Won wish 10 ra;s, will make fine
l,,t manure Ior tb.r, Ratnrn fo H.,
soil arain ,s much of fine rr,, 90 Won
can. in order to maxi. anotln,, one
Nature Gives yop this adv;na How
j. i that vondsr r,ros, t,.s I,,,t nm r,r
81 monv wears srrh bn,,y cra, NJ
wood ! flow is it. roras long as Won can
remember there has Nh, only been \
heavy bnrthpn Of wood ON ,baf soil but
il has been constaotIy inrrrasin,. in
o,,w,hl /, i ,,a,,r',l n,.,.,. I'll -,
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ALARMING.

At late Wowan's Rights Conven-
ton resolution was reported and laid
over Tor the next meeting, that if justice
was not fully done to the ladies, and
soon, they would "stop tie YopuIatio@
Of the couAtry!n
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St:sBEcr'S
DiarrhGa Cordial.

Is Il pleasant AliNtnre, compounded IN agree
neni with thc rules of Pharmacy, oI therapeutic
agents, Ion" huo~n and celebrated tor thr.r pc
cuiiar efficacy in curiat AIARRAuA. and
sim bar affections Of the system. In lis seton,
it ALIAyL NAUSEA and produces healthy con
dition Of the LAYER, thus renewing thu cause
at the same lime that it cures The disease.
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:. Il. e. q AZ. ~.

- a. SE a. q Il az.
Successor to a. FIor,)
No. IGl Chestnut 81, &Iralm's Knitting,
rHILADE LrIIIA.
- .-,f- .,s,--, Extensive Music Publisher, and
|. Dealer in Musical Instruments d
j Z ] every descriptions.
Exclusive Agent for the sal" of ITallet. Day,,
& Co.'S (bo,toH) latent Suspensions Bridge
IIoian aud other
G'i:a oS,
l.. GIbert'S Boudoir Plauo>. Mrlodcans, Mar.
inns Guitars, Harps, iiolns, SHEET Music,
Music BOOKS, &c
Residents Of The country will be supplied by
m0H or otherwise with any music they nay
wish, at as low rates as il purchased 10 person,
Having one of the largest stocks in the United
States, feet confident OF satisfying all VINO may
favor mc with Il call or order.
Dealers in music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos to let Second hand Pianos lot
sale. Lmay1 ~
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Cottage or EnameleA FurGitn re
paEemt &nrignG ERGsiA5enNS.

EXrENSloN DINING TABLES, OAK AND WAL.
UNUT OFFICE AND DINING Room CHAIRS. SC.
HARE, WARE y CO., $50 CLcsaut ST., Pint
adeiphGa, aad $50 Baltimore ST., EGHim0rc.
UlIer Tor sale at very low prices large and
beautiful assortment of Enameled Furniture, OF
their own manufacture; suited TO both city and
country residences. Complete sets OF single
pieces made to order. Persons furnishing lio-
tells and Boarding Houses, will find ii Il cheap
and desirable article. Complete sctts Tor Cham
ber' from $50 upwards. Also superior Wal
nut Extension Dining Tables, from SD to $50.
Patent Spring Bedsteods, ONice, DiniuI Room,
Rocking ana other Chairs; Spring and Han
Mattresses; Mahogany and Walnut, Plain and
Fancy Furniture, in great variety. &c. The
public are lIvitcd to call and examine.
n, b. Dealers supplied on liberal terms,
March 70 6ln.
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JOHN 6. KEMNARD'S,

No. IS, .Narket 81.
Purchasers may find il much to their inleres,
10 call. This Store is celebrated for the large
variety, extensive assortment, aud cheapuess OF
its goods; to prove which; those who have not
heretofore dealt at the establishment, are re-
spectfuily NJ gcd TO call, by doing SO, many will
not only save money. but time and trouble.
The assortment consists in part of
Black an Fancy SILKS, Cloths, Satlncts, casSi-
EmbrodrricS and white lnereS. vcSlngS, btan-
Goods. Mcrlnoes, CO. kcts, buck gloves and
hUro*. dcaines, prints. miltS, SacElng bottoms
Alpacas and other dress cOmtnrIabicS, huttons.
fabrics; House Furnish cotton laps, wooden
ing Goods, Mourning and cotton jeans, suS-
Goods. fiann"ls, lIoSi- prnderS, spool cotton,
cry. cloves, trimmings, Sack FIanncS in album
seats sc. dance, &c.
Oae of the largest assortment Of Furs and
Shawls in the city; also,
Carpcting,
Brussels Tapestry, Three Ply. Superiine and
common Ingram, Entry and Stair Carpets, rang
ing in price from i2a cents to $l.50 per yard,
including Rag Carpets from - cents to better
grades, oil cloths, canton maltings, window
shades and blinds, stair rods, carpet lacks, sc.
/ would further state that am constant at
tendent on the large and regular Auction sales
that TAX" place in Philadelphia every week
where buy many excellent bargains and cheap
goods, thus being able 10 offer many induce
monts that others cannot offer.
! WoHld call the particular attention Of the
ladies to my stock of C5D1hilg Cloths, and new
style trimmings for Dresses aud cIoakS. together
with wide HaAiiNa Icireis, and in tact to my
very Iarg" assortment of gools for ladies' wear.
My old friends in Cecil ani elsewhere. with
the public in general, are solicited TO give our
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MARYLAND. and PHILADELPHIA.
W"e Steamer LADY Wi1.M"h has COM
mcnced hcl REGULAR :rip> h"rwsrn the allow"
places, nH MONDAY, tine ith ul March. IoUrh-
mg at CrajgS Wharf, Port Hermann, i'o,d's
Lanaug. Turner's Creek. IIarvc dc Grace, Per-
ryvIle. and other intermediate points, aud ~,
as iolIows:--L,ayr Port Deposit on NondayS,
at 9 A. NJ, for tredericktoWn and Georgetown,
leave FredericIiown ON Mondays, ?. NJ, for
Philadelphia; leave PhiIadrlpha on Wedncs
days al : p. NJ. for Frederichlown and Gcor 60
towa; leave Fr"doricktown on Thursdays at
8 A. NJ. for Port Deposits leave PORT Deposit,
on Thursdays. ut =. NJ, for Philadelphia;
leave Philadelphia On Saturdays, at 8 \. NJ,
for Port Deposit.
The Steamer Lady Wilmer has been hand
SUmcty fitted up tor The accommodation Of pas
,cngegs, and j., calculated 10 carry il large A.
mount Of freight. All way lrri4Ms down 10 be
pad by the shipper. All down iirl-ntIn~st D"
delivered ON he, wharf, (hrsl b"iow Race street,
one hou. prryons TO the time OF starting.
HN.. II. GlhPlN, Philadelphia,
WILMER \ DAVIS Pori Deposit.
Cg@i'o.sogc, 81. mar. 10 If. Agents.
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IMPORTANr TO THE
Citizens Of Gcci! Co., and Vicinity,

Tt will no doubt be an advantage to many o
l. the Inhabitants of Cecil county and vicinity
who occasionally visit the city OF Wilmington,
tn know where they may supply their wants in
rel"reacc 10 Dry Goods, Trimmings, Carpets,
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MEN AND BOYS GOODS.--Ready made
III Coats Pants, Vests, Gloves, Hosiery, Sus-
members, sin cgayats, collars, &C., m great Va.
ricty, al bhO" y OAhD :.
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Wilmington Nheap CI0!hing Store

Spring CLOTHING FOR 1853
T7fH undersigned would respectfully inform
i the citizens OF Cecil county and other parts
of the Eastern Shore that he has his Spring
Stock Of Mems aud Boys Clothing ready for
inspection. On hand Cloths, Cassimrrcs and
Festings for order work. His Clothing win
be sold cheap Tor cash and all goods warranted
as represented. EDWARD MOORE,
mar. u Sly No. 70 Market st.
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g TR.4W M4TTFN( and OIL CLOTH.-
- Ga red cheek and white mating, 81 and
Al ofthe very best quality and make. in store
and for sale cheap, by Brown s. FoARD.
I OCKiNG GL.2SSES.--A large assortment
IL Tor sale by j. B. ASH
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DOCTOR YOURSELFl

DOCTOR YOURSELF!
DIhe Pochct EsrHieIjms:
or crery one his ora Ply
slc!1u. The 10th Edition,
with 100 engravingS,
showing diseases and mall
formations of the human
system in every shape and
form. 70 which i aided
a treatise on the diseases
Of females, being Of the
highest importance to
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AGrNrs IN Crcu CorNTy.- Ccciilon. f. B.
Crookshank.; Elhton, DIR. II. II. Muchelj near
Warwick, Murphy i WalSton; Chesapeake
civ. John ". Collins; North East, Richard l..
Thomas; Brick Meeting Ronsc, c. II HaInes
aud T.. Marshall; El.ng Sun, Eli Hanc, and
Rainrs, Kirk y Stubs; Polt D3nost, JAMES
Wilson; Hayrc de Grace, 4. W Davis and d.
f. SAure
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Chartered by The state Of Pennsylvania, in 1871.
CAPITAL STOCK $3.50 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06
City InfcIIIgctlce


THE WEATHER Since our last report Of The weather
have had ~ agreeable days. Singular " - osar
day not so dsy Is the Ali. The therm
yesterday at L being So deg, while Monday, at
the hour, IT So deg Ia tbs nornog, howeve,
thu thermometer two agrees higher yesterday tina
On TIE preceding day, registering a. NJ On Monday
&c deg and on Tuesday rs deg Wind on Monday sonth,
yesterday nosthsest The quantity OF rain tia. fen
the 80 instant was little ore.third Of an lash
TIRrs Sunday after about u o'clock the roof
OF house No 200 kln covered fire. eau
b. FIRE CRACKERS The Gre extiasushed by the pse Of
tne Fourteenth ward.
On TIE fsmc dsv, fire brofe out in tho carpenter
shop in tia of No $50 Pearl street The fire
oned b. the THO wing OF fire crackers the roof by
person from adjoining building Damage tn
Giug.
A fire broke cut about ba,fpast Ave O'Clock ve,
te,dsy morning. in the fourth story Of the brick oudar
26l FRI ut street occupied b. Me- Jnes Smith for the
storage Of cotton. Tue two uprer stories burned
out and large amount either destroyed By the ire
greatly damaged by water.
Betweep a AZ q O'Clock yesterday morning Gre broke
The building No 20 Front street VIII II occ pisd
stores in height. The principal ari oota1ed inside
Of Tho time of he FIRE, cotton mach II which VA
burnt and ssh no,e damaged by water How the he
orig Il not known at present but it is suppo
lave aritn fom .roptaneous ignition The isror Of
The building y not much oaaFsd tho destruction being
confHed "a ,ro ieior where the fire must hsve me
much mischief for 10 O'Clock tie FIRE was ot atifeIy
.xineuis,d, ard The 6teen busy 10 thro sing
The street beos from the upper storie the bales Of
ton many Of VIII ch burnt they fell so thai the street
eIouno was With an iumtn.e besp q loose cotton
The losa no doubt will great but probably
70 Is cove 50 by insurance.
ANOTHER AcclpENT FERRY BOAT--A most distress
nTsccseit Occurred Saturday evening last the
Hoboken ferry BY which two lives lost. A the
Canal street ferry boat Phoenix leaving the sp
the Bobof zen side, Miss Sophia Gesmer JACOB Geisuer
and Morris Kleinc while atem ptng 70 get on board
thrown irto the Eater aod one only lcob Ges
mer savtd The larties were all German sod
sided st No sa5 Grand street, New York. Miss Geismer
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Marine AUnLts.

DEPARTURE or CALIFORNIA sTrAIERs--The rail steam
ship Georgia for Aspin wall ADD The e&mshg Northeea
Lgat, San Jsan lett port yesterday with passengers
for California.
QUICK PASSAGE TIE clipper ship Witch OF the Wave
Capt Tay arrived ST Boston the 50 inst from CT,
euta in eighty days he shortest passage mle
be- he Two ports, snc day shorter ttsa the
stafford hire which arrived at Boston or 20 The a..
ter yessers passage me shorest ~ ab1ut five yB
IL he arrival Of tie Witch Of tha Wase. Mr. George
r. res Of Portsmouth, ~ NJ, built the Witch II the
Wave.
Tn RACE DECIDED BETWEEN Sup PRESIDENT FnL.
MouE AND TnR FhESen Sr BENJAMIN - The vessels
lift BIdsaHx abont Apfil II 10 10psny bound 10 Ne
Orleans The Bspjsrpin Il French clipper snip ard
heavy bets made nj Bnrdeaur that he you'll neat
her American rival. The President Fiunofc, which II
} ~ clipper built arrived al New Ofekts at r. VI o.
ths 2ith and Dohpv has heeu heard Of toe
ne American mas Won the wager.