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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
BURNING or TIE NEW CITY HALL.


The Circuit Supreme Court owing to the loss ofits
Court room will occupy week. the Of first part
of Common Pleas The Court will commence there before
Judge Morris and jury, Monday
The special of Supreme Court has adjourned to 2sth
inst when Judge Mitchell will hod said Court in
provided in Chamber St. directly opposite the old location
over De Mo,is Office Judge Clorke of said Court, will
hear motions in Chambers for to day and to morrow at his
Office No AZ Johl ST.
The Superior Court, Genc-c Term, will be held in the
City Library Room, opposite sheiiis Office, in main
building, City Hall.
The Special TEN Superior Court VII be holden in the
Recorders Office secord story large building East OF
the building d; Jed. lee ii al terms OF the Court as
before will be held in the Of the Boards Of Alder
men and Councilmen City Hall
The L. s Circuit and District Courts will be held in their
new rooms large building Those Courts met this fore
noon and adjourned to Tuesday at which tmeJudge Belts
at Circuit will furnish probably the eectment suit whch
has been before him for d2y two, and, Wednesday,
hear the argument in the of Day and oherand at or
that adjourn probably will ao the District Court to the
Tuesday following.
The United States Ma shas endeavorng to obtain offices
for the different Departmental the United States Court but
has not yet been abe do He desrous of procuring
location Immediately in the vicinity of the Court rooms
and have all the offices that his the Judges Cham
bers Dis.l.ct Attorneys Office, and the Clerks Offices
of the s. Circuit and District Cours located in the
same building
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 90. 1854

Horse SHOW which has become established institution
here He ascribed the of that enterprise anos;
Cosraxf made one or , baanv sncerIeS fan of mica
quiet humor Speeches Astounding in good things were
made by Mr.. B0wles Of The ReDst.iee Nr. ~ cherel
editor OF The Worcester SDy whose genial GOOD natars
the occasion oisspated any rrudiess whh any hsI
entertained against him. William L. Smith, formerly
editor Of The SPriagfsl4 Post. Dr.. c C. Chedee OF
Springfield. H. Thompson of Springfield, who spoke IN
behalf of the ladies' joseph H. Sprague, late editor Of
TIE Frarkha Democrat. j t. Trumbun Of The HamP
sAire 6G-sfte snd several others. The SprIaZhea Re
puteaA rfpclicdly toasted and toast n could DO
il, may be considered as done brown Many high AID
justly deserved compliments paid TO the enterprise
sna ability with which TAe RegHbkfaa IS conducted
The whole affair pas cd of pleasantly and happily and
must Rave cone much 10 remove and soften the ssptes
Of Editorial life, and to cultivate kind and pleasant feel
pes enorg The members Of the Profession And thus hep
ply has the Western Mass hu cts Editors and Publish
ers Association commenced career which promises
much adv antage to all engaged In IL n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
NEBRASKA AND THE MISSOURI COM
PROMISE.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON Wednesday Jan Is, 1854.
The Nebraska bill does not appear to be clearly under
stood yet In the process of amendment which the BID
has been going through since is first conception there are
three stages to particularly noticed The bill proposed
First to allow the States which may be formed out OF
the Territory to come into the Union with without
Slavery the people thereof should eect-the Cass.
Nicholson doctrine
Second to repeal the Missouri restriction and so allow
slaves 10 be held in the Territory well as in the State
Third That the citizens of the several States Terri
"tores shall be at liberty to take and hold their slaves
within any of the Territories Of the United States &c.
The last two steps clearly set forth in Senator
Dhon's anne ndment which reads rs follows
SEC a. ind Tt9eI oaGd That much OF the 9th section
o approved March 1922 entitled An Act .uboize the
people OF Missouri Territory Constitution and state
0ovelDneB and o the admission such Sire Into the Union
certain Teuos That in ali hat territory cedd
by France t. ire United States under the name oil Louisiana
which et th Of SO degrees minutes north audae slavery
and involuntary serVtude otherwise than IN tire pdnsnen OF
crime whereof the shall have been duly convicted snail %
eve prohibited" shall construed to apply to the
1eory contemplated BY Ibis act Other gtuory the
lnd States but that he czeps Of the several Sses or Ier
Ssht b 70 liberty 20 take aid held their slaves wiihn auy OF
Territories the United the Sates be orned
sEo as II tho said entitled Aforesaid and approved IS
'esad had never been passed.
fhe last proposition abandons CasS's doctrine and at
once gazes and establishes slavery in the Territories and
embryo States without any legislative action the part of
the people OF said Territories States whether the majority
are for or against it, B.
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Gales nj Che Stock Exchange J.x %
STATE OF THE MARKET TO-DAY.

FRIDAY, Jan ~ Il N
Asv,sThe market lie steady at IS IS for POS and 90 rs
for Pearls.
CoTroy-Tbere is no variation 10 note.
FLOUR AND MRAL-A firm market for Western and State
IJor- with flir demsrd for home and Eastern trade.
Canadian quiet at So TAe sales Of Western Canal are
400 bbls al ss0ss O6 or Straight State So DC
0Ss ls for common to good Ohio and mixed to fancy
Michigan Southern Flour is unchanged with fair de-
apd sales of bbs SO 25Sss so for mixed good
trands Batimo &c Rye Flour is firm sales Of 100 bbs
at for Sup rne Corn Meal steady sales Of 400 bbs
jersey g.
GRA1x-Wheat is held above the views of buyers
sales were made to test the Tc-ket shippers waiting the
steamer Ryeis quiet at 81 % for River Gas are ia far
demand ct a53ic for State and Western. Corn is lc
better With good demand sles 2OcO bushels at Ole for
Southern mixed 81 092c for Southern white and yellow
92c or old weavy Southern, and 920s2ic for Western
mixed
WmsKY-A fImer market, with a moderate demand
sales 100 bbls at 30 for Prison, and 90 for Jersey.
PRovIsIoYs-A e'r demard for Pork at sl4 25 for
Ness and sig IS for do Prime.
Bocf q firm at So g 9sll 20: Country Ms IS IS 50
for p. re ard sl30sl3 so for re- kei Chicago Lard
: secdy. Cu;.cr ood Ctce-e quC. bat steady
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allotted sphere and increasing the rewards of wOnans In
VIEW INVENTIONS.


APrARATus FOR CosDSssisG SMOKE -Mr. J. Bloom a
German resident in this City has taken patent for
new Invention for preventing the nuisance Of the great
volumes Of moke, which arise from al emneys Of grea!
manufacturing establishments. particularly in cities
The plan adopted by the inventor is carry the chin
hey 6ue in circle from moderate hight ABOVE the fire 70
the bottom near the bottom Of esern of water OF
courre there can be natural draft and artificial one
is created by e1haung the air from the space over the
in the eistern by double acting air pump The
smoke is thus completely decompoed leaving sresdum
Of lamp black in the bottom OF the cstern, while the
gaseous portion res to the surface Of the water and es
espes into the air free from dust or color The part
Of The cnders ar arrested in the upright part ofhe iae
by sevc and fall back into the fire and another portion
fall in the horizontal part and the residue being deposited
in the water il follows that small pipe would answer al
the purpose of large chimney stack
In the experiment which We saw, very rough model
was used in q small ROOM and fire made in the furnace
with pitch pine weed and by turning small crank, ope
rating the air pumps every particle OF smoke was deco
rosed while tie f-e burned freely as with good draft
chimney.
The inventor calculates that eighth OF the power OF
steam engine would be required work the arpumps so
get rid of oil the nuisance usually arising Eom the
consumption OF large quantity Of coal
The model and inventor may be for few days at
tie rooms of the American Institute No 35i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

Tie Literary Journal, edited by ELLA WENTWORTH Is
neat quaro weekly at 81 50 per annum commenced Win
the new year OF Cincinnati and devoted to the Interests
"of Woman Il has little nothing to say of the 20
Hca Rights Of Woman but is urgent and forcibe In iis
demands that her sphere of Education and Employment
shel be wdcned 1t is printed by Women" Lakes the
Editor says with shocking bad take-notwthstandng
which heartily commend her enterprise to public favor
Ella says she printing two other papers beside her own
and that thirteen ladies' earning in her Office from ~ %
Sc each per week although they ell beginners and that
they make twice much in eight hours per day at printing
a. hey could make ia fifteen hours al sewing and that she
has areacE applications from hundred young ladies'
most Of whom are proved by their letters have been
fairly educate soliciting employment Itseens to a SIN
and shame that much and industrial capacity are
thrown away in this country where Labor Is so greatly
needed by sooh cowsrdy preudees against the edl
eacn of women for professional, percantle artist, and
the cher mechanical svoca.ions We b4sve there sre
One Million womtn Idle end useless IN this country
vic would eorn Of least 800 each during the present ye r
II ilcy fully lbtTy do adding sIooOOoOO0
he Naiiola Eosih ! ensuing Al lad psnisn: com2e
tIcs 70 Ins9y Thousands Of households nov needy AID
bercrry Heaven speed The good work O. eas-gng tbs
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M4RLNE AFFAIRS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

FRIDAY, Jan II, 1871.
DIsAsTER To A FERRY BoAT.-At intervals Oh Thurs
day morning. between eight and pine o'clock, the East
River was covered by dense fog so as to cause good
deal of delay in the arrival and departure of the ferry
boets to Brooklyn end this city 1t necessary at one
time to ing the fog bells in order to drecs the boats to
their landing pieces Oreoi the Williamsburg ferry borts
lett the wharf for his city in clear weather, but had not
reached II New York side before og rro1e aud com
pletey enveopcd her She against the pier at the
foot of Coreas and then drfted ecro's the river to
BROOKLYN where she in collision with wharf at the
Navy Yard She broke her rudder, and beng unable to
proceed to the city, her lett her and wicked TO
the Fulton ferry by which they arrived at New York
ANOTHER CoLLIsIoS--Durng the fog on Thursday
morning the ferry boats Nyanderk ard Transit plying on
Ie south Ferry came in contact with each other aud dis
aiding tne Transit Fortunately there was no person in
jured.
MORE OF THE SToRM.-The chip Astrachan, from Me-;
settles arrived Thursday night encountered very severe
weather. See marine journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

Hon Geo II Dunn, of Indiana. died az Lawrenceburs
last week Judge Dunn formerly Secretary OF State
and at the time Of his death was President Of the Cncn
natl and Indianapolis Railroad lie represented the Law-
burg district in Congress at early day, when he
would have been considered insane if he had prophssei
that he should live to hold the Office he did when he died
He also represented bis county many years in the Legia
ure of Inden and did much to perfect the code OF laws
that Few politicians have lived more unbsmishsd
life and died sincerely regretted His life was devoted
to public and private works of goodness to his fellow men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

MoRE or TIE SwISDLER.-Yeserdaym morning William
Franklin Peace alias Dr.. Burns of New York, made his
second appearance before the Mayor the charge OF
obtaining money under false preenses from John I'LL aud
Beverly T. Wells on the l3.h inst, the particulars OF
which we have already given The prisoner was brought
from his Valley abode merely to be seat on TO an exam
lining Court to be held Saturday next The wife made
her appearance aud took seat in the criminal dock by
the side of her husband On her part he scene was truly
an affecting one and all who witnessed could not tail TO
be touched with the true nature OF confdlng woman as
she cling to the an who had taken her from friends and
home and brought her among strangers share his gno
mny and disgrace Young, lovely aud conhtng her face
suufed with tears she seemed TO cling to the wreck OF
her brightest hopes would drowning man TO floating
board We learn from private sources that the marriage
the knowledge or consent of her friends that they have
only been united about months aud that she IS re-
specially connected. lPhtsburgh Dispatch, I'th'
A Powerful PIsToL-A gentleman OF Alton lino
has invented pocket pistol which it is said viii prime
itself and fire thirty six times in succession 1t is only
six inches in length though it will throw ball with SUN
cont force 20 perorae inch plank at the distance o.
hundred feet.
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FACTS OF SLAVERY.

FREIGHT on TIE USDERGRoUSD RALRoAD.-Since our
lest report we have received q. this depot Fl persons al
within the last ten days. First two men from Mis-
souri, then thirteen from Covngton, Kentucky hvs OF
whom escaped from the Mayor OF that city then came
four from Kentucky then up to this date. The
Christmas holidays viii bring another fine lot.
Since the above was written have bad the pleasure
Of taking by the hand fugitive from Louisville, hel'
lucky who had male money enough to buy himself but
came TO the hasty conclusion Just few hours before he
started not to part with his money in that way but rather
to spend il in Canada for land
Voice OF the Fugitive, Jan. H.
PETERSBURG SUPERIOR COURr-COnmonwesth rs
Isaiah Dobbirs.-Tuesday, the case OF Isaiah Dobbins,
charged with eo liouty assuming cutting and woundng
with intent to XII; Ned Davis slave belonging 10 Jordan
Brr1co. the I'd day of July lest taken up and
Jury berg duly empaneed proceeded Alter getting
through the testimony. Wason for the Co nmonwelh,
orer ed the care and followed by Lyon for the prison
ef Watson then closed the argument and the case was
given to the jury who returned verdict of guilty OF I'M
lawful crtng, and fixed his OF confinement in the
city isil TO one hOur, and fired him one cent.
Md Davis tie slave above mentioned it wiz be recoi
ecd died some days aer receiving the wound indce ed
by DObbins.
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Arrived.
BELOW-Bsrk Milford.
IFrom onr Correspondent. |

MACHIAsPORT-AH Jan. 5 Br brig Citizen, Cha's; New
York big Mechanic Clark 18th scbr Sarah Munson Boston
18th Crawford new T. A. Snail Fest iachifS to load for
Maystuez CID sh schr Neptune Cagan York la Pors
l7h waiting wind scfs Dolphir FO1tr aud Three Sisters Nor
New-YoTk
THE Cagw OF ScHR MARY AUGUSTA SAVE Cant Hooper late
Mary Augusta Of and for this po from esYok
which fallen IN with th p, Cipe Sebs " fail Of
water abandoned here the night Of the l4h last bringing
family TIE it inte Of his fate and that Of his
crew he made Elizabeth then blswn
vessel leaked BADLY kept going continually till
they and then sdi made Cape sao CONS - niles
t.n could sail the vessel beng nearly fall Of
water apprshendng storr he snd hs daughter snd
ere e IN The r. OF the 18th and hzded the next day
in b. The much exhausted Capt.
say, they found the 1hbs knd aud heipabe They
went from Inc nee Halifax distance Of eb0it ~ mes Ia small
vessel Capt aud his daughter home via Sc John
Consul HK the s1d also the or
the schr Fores., boston IA the PICKET Halifax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

We have received et,e. from Mr.. r. P. Wilson, odvo-
eating system of free railroads AMI steamboats, which
oil mankind mic charge The stock inthese
highways for the nations shall
be donation for the good which, ike free
churches and free schools will unite the bonds OF brother
hood and make eternal the liberties of free ntu
"ons No doubt of all that but correspondent ought
to have carried his principle further let him go for free
houses free clothes fee amuseen and the paying Of all
tie taxes out Of the treasury.
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ucx.,esiic Ports.

EORTOLK-Arr Jrn II, brig Juiia Ann, =, Boston ship
Gelsrd calas bs Ann Eizsbett Fernandez TURKS
Taylor Turks Island; schIs Mnesi Baker fnla
d,iphi. Providence. Goflgon. Baltimore.
kEWeURYPORT-Arr Jan H. schr Golden West Dixon, Bal
timoIe
bg Lion Heard Csrderss schr Statesman Emerson Camden flr
NoTfk CID barks ob Ptnne Adams Havana David Nichols
Sweet do Portland SteCn, Casdenss; VIM. hcGIvery
Clifford do Webster Heath, Georgetown, 5. c.
PLYMOUTH-ATr Jsu H. s1hr Wampstuck, Bartlett Norfok
Capan ht Churchill Sid Jsn Is s;r. Msrtha Washington
Thomas Norfolk schr 5anomet Simmons, Bamore Louisa
Stel h. ne, New-York. 49,
sALEM-Ar Jsn H. schr. Jane Irgahsm Wheeler New.York
Ga bg Mermaid schr John Pstten Nekr
son Jacksonville sid schr Isabel Kenny Tanssr lssh schr
John Z Pstten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
OINTMENT add PILLS have IF

l. A fECTED smother EXTRAORDINARY CURE ofs WOUND
In The LEGAndrew h0n hoer resas e 5uFton about
ysa bruised hs fhia and being fall habit o. BODY severe
inasmEston ersusd which deGd effort 70 50
ohnefe wound formed and although various modes OF treat
tried l. would heal aud his eg Dec an 20 bad tha
bis surzton urged him hsvs aapuad bot not wishing TO 1893
eiyng medicine trial be cnmnsnc a.
he has be grateful that be did o By le Use DC ha
efscttd urd and perfect cure.
sod Nv s Ire venders medicine n the Uned Setss Ia
and boxes So s7i and 30 EACH eqd Wholesale By
IL nepa dr. s.or ia Unisd and b. Mssrs A. b
SANDS EswYOrt and bg the proprietor 20 pa stand
LCrccn. Dl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

A Coop OxEN-Thus we headed announcement that
The Baltimore argus the organ of the Democracy, the
Rum party in that city, had opened its batteries upon the
Maine law ticket last fall We observe that it is attacking
the movement in behalf prohibition being made in he
Legislature of Maryland, and already noticed This we
again regard a good sign But apart from this The
CLIPPER that the prospect of early passage Of
prohbiory law is Frightening every day.
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...n ~. .nLIow1re ckRrIFleArs.
T PICTORIAL SYRUP.

Tus invaluable Syrup which entirely vegetable n It's
ton employed with wonderful for many yeas IN
The ee of diseases OF the LUNGS The
common diseases Of organs Irritation and Elimination OF
t- Mucous which lines the air tubes o. the ioA wiad
ppe lungs For these forms OF de sao
COnqh Ting the Trdt ScHse Thasss a. ne
Tbof SDffrq Of Stood Dclyof Blthtal Hdels' Or ioss
n Voe Hectic will be attended with the hsppieet
results recommended OF the bee and SAFEST medicines
Tor all forms Of Bronchitis md Consumption. 90
No Iaudann7 fTerGy0on Opium shape ~ nc e0f
onT q y lin Pint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

WARRINGTON TERRToRY.-Gov Stevens issued on the
2eth of November his proclamation ordering election to
be held on the 3Oh Of January for Delegate to Congress
and for Members OF the Legislature There 10 be thr
teen Councilmen and eighteen Assembymen-hat is one
legislator to every l27 of population Gov Stevens has
hkewe appointed Judges to hold office until those to be
appointed shall be duly qualified. The Legislature Will
meet ON the 18th Of February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

wIscoSsrS-The Legislature organized the llth
the Lieutenant Governor Lewis presiding tho Senate
G. Bugh, Clerk J. Sherwood Sergeant at Arms. In
the Assembly Frederick w. Horn was chosen Speaker
Thomas McHugh Clerk; James NJ Coe, Associate Clerk
and II NJ Sherxnnd Serpeant al Arms.
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MeAisaI.
Gen ERAL MOTIF c + of
~ d. JAMES MeCLISr0cks
MILY ME DICINE s

ee following the list Of these celebrated Esnsdiss which
cred TO the public the at Of the mos profound uvegs
he widest resrch almost unequsd experience Of q the
frst ph, seaDs he The Philadelphia Sun remarks E
uen his private practice, extensively known for -
medical erudion snd INSTRUCTOR Of more asSi sss'
than perhaps any the Union Dr. McClatoek Is
the person whose experience and reputation will bet hs; e'
pete public mind which will relieve his raeece-
from suspicion emp and cary hsH sso Aos's -
blessing"
sE.D rgs FOLLOWING cERrIficAfs
Thss certify have placed tho hands Of Mess Cub
man Co. EewYors the recipes OF my Family Meteines viii
nv authority to prepare and offer them for popular use They
such have been habit Of recommending aud prescribing toi
many years their competition well known TO hundreds reg
Physicians been students and who are many o.
praeng with dngu shed success In all parts OF the
eosntry In securing cooperation Of Mr. Alex cusamn who
Thoroughly educated and practical APOheey Of many
years experience enabled the public that they viii
be preraed b psyss and perfect om regardless o.
expense
JAMES McCLiNTOCK NJ D, L1f. Py2fe'sr
,aato-v Surger Philadelphia college q hefias rrd
Asf.rg PyoJr q hitciey 81 tie CoasUfnq Payirtia
sfhe PhLfcepAG Hospitdt boey iae memoir y t1e Ni2f
tcoql occ tea; melber Of me ilddpfa " dici Sect ~
,ere-ot ne Se9e CtipgSl Coge Plilddpatii toTie's
pTeidn Prassoy q -ialtomy dsd Srgtry O. Cf,tch
NLi-I COLLEGE PeynoEi and also, lafe Fr@sov 0ai9Ts
and Physiology Bersase Medical LlsiuioS PtfVssd, ss
dr, DC, SC.
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CUPREME COURT-Sullivan County ss-Iames
O Baker oe't Csper H. MssonTo CASPER H. MASON above
Ssfepdeut-Sis hereby
the ecfnpnt IN ths action which viii be lied ha ofre al e
Cti of he County Of sullivan Monticelo Ia ss COUNTY on Ire
3s CAV Of November 1883 copy y0 .er 10 Ire
sd compliant On Us Office 10 the Nets Bloom nsbusrh
Sullivan Comfy NowIork within twCr,y ely the seryice
corpsnt a. aforesaid he ripi VII take dg against yoa
r The am Of hundred do-s with inter r the
aIsi dAy Of October 1881 besides Tie cost o. rs setonDatsd
Bloorriprbprs ii sulliVbn Go, NY. Nov > lesj.
SqiaWfwf DiaieuCh LEOGEFE PAins'fs Atys
SsUPRENE COURT OF the STATE of NETWORK.
> -JOHN MOTT, PHILIP q WEAVER sad WILLIAM
h CFARDSON. yEinaas. at fREDERICh w WENhh, &C.
tie above named DctendAnt fe are hrso-
reqrred tbe compliant n ms atoa
uhCh h- Cce Of CLERK of the JtY sd Nc0uy OF
FcwNogk the City Hall 10 tho said CITY end County 90 te
day OF December. lass and TO serve copy n yoat
70 the ssd complaint tho subscribers A. Their ounce AZ
No "a Wes IN Tie CITY o. NewNork within sweay Gays Asr
Tie service Of tbs you ue Of the Gag o. ives
and a you t 20 answer re soppltot within n tine
psnas IN tbs vii take Judgment dust yeu ios s-o
hgnlrcd snd -fy'ou d0ars and Dn- yWo cenfs
with from he theeuh dsy Of October toasand eS li
hrGIeG ard il.ysArCc, btsdes Tho costs Of Us 0c0a
as lavGwE SMITH WOODWARD Attorneys f5r Plnnnit
TxyALTHA8 JEANs.--lO0 cases blsscbe1 ys'-.s0
~ Jfsus dogie trd toebie-Jvrilec Tor sac by
NEsahTB a Co. Nes a. lu1 "a sro-gyHf.
AZ HTTEROCE -rheT1,teFocs htis
" ssrral-. S-cs lsaoAld Ctols, .s s2rras Pc ser
,r r.t.-rr .1er 81 . 90 Her, end fs.ic1 hc
saist. EEshf4 Co, Ma 90 md y sros'vsY
OHM -Itcit and ia-5 styles Sfean. aue Hs0
= eos ilLfsH ., lt,,tk iIns - fft.tt 'l.
szis ~ f..,i-h Co. ~. % ana = Rfoasss..
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LEY Telegraph |

BosToS, Thursday Jan. 10, 1854.
A vessel which arrived at HolTess Hole on the lith
reports that on the 10th nst in lat 80 49, lon 49, saw
large ship with los of main and mzzen masts under jury
NESTS lteeiirg n N W. She he'd q white Gtreak with
painted rolts Supposed her TO te New York packet