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NNTANTED IMMEDIATELY--12G Good Kip
Wv and Thick Boot BottUmers, at 81 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. Any information wanted, be had of
S. A FoRBUsH, Grafton.
s25 diff FORBUSIT, BROWN, & co.
NATANTED-AN AMERICAN WOMAN who has
Wv had experience, to do homework in small family.
Apply at Is Orchard street. W, A. S. SMYTH.
s23 d6th
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UNION BLOCK-l05.

~
Just received a large assortment of fine
PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
Adapted to meet all defects of the eye where glass
Tender any assistance. The pebble is the best for eye
account of it being perfectly polished and it
scratches like gassone pair lasting for years.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Also, have large assortment of
PERISCOPIC, CONCAVO. CONVEX,
AND CoLoRED GLASS,
IN Gold, SiJUer, Steel, and Plated Bo1cs,
Varying in prices from SO to SIS pairso that al
Gan who desire to keep posted up with the times
Persons unaequanted with the superior merits of these
glasses respectfully referred to DR.. John Green,
Clarendon Harris, Esq.
UNION BLOCK-195.
au16 dtf l.. ID. GODDARD.
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BLANKETS AND QUILTS.-Every price
I'D and quality, now on hand, and going cheap, by
A. Y. THOMPSON co.
s18 3w Over Smith & Brothers, Shoe Store.
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VnSHE "PATENT ELASTIC HORSE
IL SH0E.n-The subscriber begs leave to inform the
inhabitants of Worcester that he has purchased the
ght" for the above invention and ready to apply
The Shoes OF the real value of this invention there is no
doubt Wherever it has been fairly tried, it has been
entirely successful No horse should do without
them They act PREVENTION OF LAMENEss, and
SURE RELIEF LAMNEss Every pair OF Shoes
will be warranted.
Shop in rear of @. T. Bonney's Livery Stable.
y26 diff A, P. JORDAN
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A. AIDES SS,ARFS.-A very fine assortment of
Il the above in store Among them ID one carton
EMBROIDERED SoARFs, and one imitation Cancels hair
$40 dl2.is GEO. P. BRYANT
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud of the
adjustment of the Tonic in short time upon firm
basis ne is fully persuaded that that owing in
great degree to the real excellence Of the article ITSELF
1t will therefore be rgdy kept up the orgnel Standard
and composed heretofore of ingredients the best and
most expensx@to be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world Vol
unary testimony is daily offered showing its efficacy
m agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
An bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have "I
T. LAZELL, Worcester Mass" blown in the glass.
Price rs cts per bottles large bottles pnts) rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade.
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All oIs
lers by mail express, otherwise promptly executed
L. 7. LAZELL, Druggist
VI deod&wtf 201 Main st.
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RISALL CAPES.--Some very desirable patterns Of
H. BROADCLOTH CAPES, for Ladies' Fall wear
in store. Ladies' are invited to call and examine.
$40 d12tis GEO. p. BRYANT.
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ETNDERXy OOD & EARLE, ARCHITECTS.
u FosrERs BLOCK opposite Boston Worcester Rail
road Depot prepared furnish Drawings and Speci-
cations for Buildings of every description, and super
intend the constFunsisf Che it desired Also will
give particular attention to making Drawings of Machinery
Applications by mail will receive early attention, and
Drawings made and sent to any part OF the country
Instruction given in Architectural or Mechanical Draw
ing L. UNDERWOOD,
JOHN L. EARLE.
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MTEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-
~ FACTORY, No. II Central Street, LoWeH.-H
D. ADAMS, Importer of Fine English and French
Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods; Manufacturer
Of and Dealer in rich Silver and Plated wares of every
style and quality. Silver Spoons of every variety made
at short notice; Gold and Silver Bowed Spectacles; Shell
Combs of all styles Watches, Clocks and Try, made
and repaired.
Also, The only agent for AcKLEY's Scorer PEBBLE
EYED SPECS in Lowell. No. II Central ST.,
Iousefi Mass DIFF sZ6
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.


ms incompar
able preparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
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GIBBONS! RIBBONS!!-4O Cartons FALL
M Styles Ribbons opened this day in every variety Of
dior, for Dress Trimmings G. A. BROWNING,
So d3w 100 Main street.
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NOTICE-The copartnership. heretofore existing
~ under tue firm of BLISS, SUTTON, q CO., is this
day dissolved by consent. The business OF the
late firm will be settled by L J. SUTTON vino will
tnue the Flour Grain, and Commission business No.
Mechanic st. II. BLISS
/. SUTTON
j. SUTTON.
Worcester, August II, 1854 sci d1w&w2t
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Worcester, Sept. 90, 1854. s21 dSJw6m

FuyO MECHANISM RARE CHANCE
n TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS.-The subscriber,
resident OF Ohio having for number of years been
gagged in the sale of Agricultural Implements is desrious
of engaging in the manufacture of the same, and would
like associate with him two young men, who have had
experience in The manufacturing department of this bash
To any person with this experience, aud small
cash capital the most satisfactory inducements will be
given, For urther particulars apply at this Office.
s1R d&w4t*
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Boston advertisements.

IA the bes. in the market.
MORRILL, & CO..
feh25 Exchange st. Boston.
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90 EGt.
Cost an0 5olln0.

B1V0UND-A PooKET-B00K, containing money and
n papers, which the owner have by calling at this
Office DIT SIG
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p A r A S O l. S !!
WHOLESALE & RETAIL


UMBRELLA & PARASOL MANUFAC'Y.
Mp. MOORE, 80 Main st
N. B-Umbrellas and Parasos repaired and covered
ina yorlmanlike manner. iel7 distf
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RtkYSTAL PALACE TICKETS-Persons
~ visiting New York. may obtain Tickets to the Cry
stall Palace, at RATES, by applying at the Spy
Office. The Exhibition closes in few weeks. diff $50
NOTICE. hereby give notice, that the agency
IN which Taos. S. HATHAWAY has heretofore held for
me- is this day revoked forever.
DR.. A. W. VAN AI4STIN.
July 18th, 1854. lyle dH
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EOLD BORDERED SHAWLS.-Ladies
NW wishing Fall Shawl, which is ONE DEGREE MORE
than has been shown in the city this season. will
lease call Oh the subscriber. GEO. 2. BRYANT.
$50 dl2tis
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sending Us sivs DAILY Subscribers
sEmWEEkLY subscribers. with e25 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers, with elo enclosed will be copy o the
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his personal worth; but he defeated ths CT gic
tion that elected he would select eiasnt re- s)ier
give tone 10 his cabn-t The ps rallied naie tns
sublime COO rine Of the rAugurai, ad n this ssae
before the committee h. gave the sanction Of hs
support, bot he should bs false 10 those who him
mere II wner unjust power Is claimed by Of tbs d.
pittmepts OF the government bs did not rise to vlad
cate the right he protested sgaipst this Interference
State affairs, nd sed his IA rths- upon
uhj'ct in eloquent terms. Ia conclusion he said In
tbs glory and honor Of directing the republic all csu
fare and in that which leads to its overthrow
all participate
Mr.. RARxspAIR, (dem.) OF Miss, asked whs.her he m
csrttooo the gentleman as REJECTING eniorsi,g tas
Mississippi.
Mr.. wAInEpcR replied. He responded afirmstive'y IS
TO the oppoitsn TO free sosrs but obi 3cted the in
reference in State elections.
SPEECH PERKINS
plsHor PaRxrss, (dem Of N X explained ths rlTe Of
the difficulties in New York which Ysrs with regard
hDaucsl Affairs IN 1855 1857. Although thu measures
nave psssso Away the aDmostes existed Ths gsu'ls.
hr Gntting) nistook to the clfcusr the
object Of ab to induce not to Oppose the an
n,xa'i of Texas but to support Nc Poh Who favor
able 70 the MEASURE. Mr. Sas Wrisat oon,ented to
for Governor that Mr.. P Tx might bs elected
hr Cutting interrupted, say ns, circular heard OF
was the movement Of few oeed traitors frisndi o.
Mr.. PERKINS resumed--It WAS publi.hsd 10 the Albany
drses and most all the papers Of the State. &c
Wright was not the author OF the wimot provi4o "a
was def-aea n the fall OF l646 and ths proyis1
rp Ken ~ ~ the lime by any human beog TIE Wilant
Provso had nothing to do with the defeat OF Mr. wrglt
10 is49 He h.n spoke OF the oginot ths provio .ad
II various other matters connected with New York oil
tics. His good humoi and plain spob en- delsh
ed hsepers. II said he State OF Nav Yors evsr
beoomss eemocauc ehe will have to vote 70 the frs ads
# Nr Marcy Mr. Dickinson place New Yorx rsr
in the hanes cf the .hgs Theset wpgs NUT a.. TO-
aeher Mr. Ssrsrd will rule the state Q..ughter)
Ihs Fards Of Nsx York with the silver sreys can't
Pin to ccra with Mr. Se ward We, whose heads havs
gre, bald In the troversie nu give place
TO niea who have not mingled in them.
MIR CUuisG's RESPONSE
Mr. CUTTING In reply 10 Mr.. Perkins, said this Wimot
provo introduced the 9Th Of August. 1916 aaa
Mr.. Wrisht's election did not i'll November
after This the jouinal hows5.
Mr. WADE (whig) Of Ohio, obtained the door, when
the committee rose and the Houfe a. 'urned.
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f.neares - 80 %prsms Cfarf a. taratfrss 500
faFshff fet,os uas viii ~ fsF~a - n Eessn&
r.r = ~ s1s al plk~ " w-e - y 80 grcuii
AesHfN Gas MNAWAM N4srN.
4 - sssn src- saf &c tss' tks hfans = i r
= tet faFt sfsf Z go osmmoa Fi-@s. - Na'tT aHaa
ms fsft q % 8'elpeh, <h@n tsneH - ~ a~. @t 49,
atsna
.enf2@t tr - sara 49,
lufrs C.ia. - heis cssuh-ss a. sns.lsi rs-- =
A.l own sFss. ~ ~t..sa ssrsss
NJ 1rstsm. 1lfFs = 81. ofsHfs = 81 lss.s-. -
taFs foEs t - a~aH go halar - = hls rrurf
eiv~d fe4fF 80 E ~ ssss sfss- stkrs xs-.
ef ~lA h'w 49, p - Ft~s 49, a. fsss.
w1ica Ia oseE cai 80 shtif tfut -
TVS srrKFinN CuCuw
ras 0srsFsl = sna EhNua s@ss sHU - 80 ssr -
present Ia he aew NwN4snx 0aF "a NaNhsra atr~0
10 ne roosu oprcts - - aNF ~ " - a.
~ NrsaforM
Tos eass 81 AiAsrus1 s.us,s4aat. fss rs. t.ts va
tempt e. cnurt wil aa ~ - satHrtAY 2lrnasw
hsf1-s 1uess haspTth. ghR wN ~ ID ss@sia Esra y
the rtum al aklng tha Eesafter.s raarl
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aHIRTY-THIRD CONGREss.
YIRsr SESSION.
House OF Rcprese ntatives.

House OF Rcprese ntatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan 20, 1864
The Houss went into Committee o. the Whole on the
Jtats OF the Union on the Presidents message.
INV YoRx PoIruos-nK WAR on rus ADMINISTRATION Hx
CLING sGEyx.
Mr.. SIXTH, (dem) Of Va, having obtained The floor
yielded it to
Nr. CUTTING, who commenced his reply to NJ. Hughes.
Members clustered around Mr. Cutting and extra ssat
were brooght into the hall for their accommodation
CUTTING
Nr. CUTTING sad, though he hs3 listened for hour
70 his colleague he had hesrd argumen. In favor
ahe coalition which he had denounced Instead sn5sa
yoriAg 10 snsain the combination OF the hsrnburner
with the ofs" in ls4e bis colleague had endeavored to
avert public attention rom the subject by making the in
sviduAl assault upon himself he un ersood his colleague
as charging him with havire In lsi0 taken active and
Leading part In the two conventions at Rome an there
lent bis ssaous efforts for me purpoe OF patching up
combination and that he Of Its authors Before
he entered into the question OF his persons connection
with those conventions he wished - aseert that instead
d being favorable TO apy unoD with those factions aud
materials he used a his feeble efforts % break down and
defect the whole o,s.nsion fGr whch m ne was a.
New York by Buffalo free soitrr the associates OF those
whose projects he epdesvored TO defeat In the
which he now should endsavoT to point out In ls4s
leading and powerful democrats iu New York who
were coRsuked set foot project OF union and hsr
aostlIs sentmsnts he and his sssoei.tss Insisted, ss
n preliminary and irdiFpspssbis measure that the
Albany Argss, the organ of the free soiers should
hAn down its black cokr,, add take from Us head the
Wilmot proviso. This was declined For the action he
had taken in the premises he denounced prb
Lilo strests and barrooms The gentIeman's (ar.
Hushes political ass ociates then charged him the
verse Of what ha colleague submitted the House ye
fsrday Bamey that he one OF the promoters Of the
nnion between the two parties Then he was calun,ni
atsd and In order to break down whatever influence he
possessed he was charaed with being ipsrated BY
Mves Of personai preudce snd handed to the
pls slave breeder. This false charge answered in
ths Albany Argus he repeated the history the Re me
coavsaons asd said he there dsfatsd foul league In
ssahoa 10 the frss sosrs he rsnarksd they shift their
trnaplss mAn would shin old coat ana throw vp
different cap 90 day from asothsr vhs hussaine The
ehsusT y thsir political rvinsirhs was tnovs knd n
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rTarIct9

Nav ORLEANS Jan. IT. 1854
Ths tales OF cotton yesterday (aoDiay) vera 5000
bales, st eseier prices siddling quoted al.s The
Europa's &C vices came 10 hand late iAst nsht.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10 1854.
The sales of cotton to-day 900 bales sud for ths
week they foot up 0et0 bsss, st prices ranging from
f1c sloAo. Fair is quoted at Ice l0Ac., and the
market shows change The receipts OF tbs week
IL 500 bale and the stock ON hand In this port
amounts to SO, SEQ bales.
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The Execution or Warren Wood.


Warren Wood, the murderer OF Hiram Williams, tho
pedler ih August last hanged Ia the jail yard here
70 day a. quarter before O'Clock. BE made long
address, In which he charged OF the Witnesses with
perjury. He confessed that he shot Williams but pro
tested that lie dii not know what he doing the
time After the address be prayed fervsnty for sevsral
mir utes Religious services then performed by Rev
Mr. Noble, Of the Episcopal, and Rev Mr.. Hail. OF the
Methodist church The Sheriff then pulled the cord and
the unfortunate man was launched into eternity. He
struggled slightly bat pronounced dead In about ten
minutes.
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Mail InterruptSons.

oBsTHVCTI0NB IN THE sUsQUEIANNA BY TCK.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 20, A. NJ
The Ice got jsmmed n tho susQushannA river at Hsvre
&c Grace yesterday AFTERNOON and the boat with the pas
sergers tor Baltimore three hours In crossing No
rsn left Baltimore last night but ths mails were start
ed this morning by way OF Frspchtovn, and will arrive
here In time for the mall pilot line Nsu York The
ice started this morning. and viii leave the river
clear.
PHrApHPMA Jan. 20 p NJ
There has been train for Ban, IRE TO night to take
tie mails sent ssia New York The Ice la the jus
quehAnns Ia passing oil rapidly and the regular railroad
travel will recomms to morrow morning.
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Another Large Fire at Ogdcnsburg.

OuDEssBUsG, Jan. ~, 1894.
The large factory the west side OF HE ras
owned by g. Q. tucson. and occupied by o. Cummings
builder OF plan'Dg machines Gibson riler furniture
manufacturers, and Thompson Perry, joners de.
,troyed by ere last nigh. The total loss upwards OF
$40. .0o0, and Is covered by Insurance..
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81 LOUIS, Js4. ~, 1854,
The weather ia very cold heia ana river II frozen
that teams IL s.fey. About 200 boats
waiting at Cairo for tse river to open aud large nunbor
ot smtg rants Sra there in = 'astitute condition.
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HALIFAX Jan. .Q--As IL X
Ttere ara no ssrs OF the Niagara up 10 ths pre.as
moment. A thick storm prevails
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The Georgia U. s. senatorship.

CHAklnsfoN JAP. -, 1874.
The legislature OF GsorgA had i've ballots for United
States senAtor on Wednesday ~tkout chocs The las.
ballot ttood:Dsrsop, Ss Mo Alster %; Mcdonald, 30
The ting was then postponed I'll Monday next.
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The Rhode Island Liquor Law.

PROVIDENCE, a. ~, l'b@.
The bill to Teps.l the Liquor law, an Substitute H.
censs system, With no liquor to De drank ths prem
was laid the table the Senate thls morning BY
q test vote OF II to T.
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CihVKLAND, jan 70, IsbF
Two freight trains on the Usvs aud, Columbus and Gin
cinpAi railroad came In collision bis morning
Shelby Both the engines and several smashed
but only one man WAS slightly H. jared.
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Another Rallroad Accidcnt.

PouGHKuPus, Jan. 20, 1854.
The freight train OF the track at Stsatsburg this
afterno< and occasoned some DELAY TO the
trains, but nothing serious resulted.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURm.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan 90, 1854
memorial from the Mechanics Institute WAS pre-.
tented calling for the appointment OF James sck as
ere Of the harbor commissioners Of Syracuse
NAVIGATION COMPANIES.
favorable rspor, made the bill for the iueor.
poraon Of companies 10 navigate the lakes rvsrs and
canals.
oswxGo CUSTOM
The bill granting the consent Of the State to ths pur
cbsse by the United States lands Oswego for custom
house purposes wAs reported favrably upon.
HUDSON RIVER AND HAR1ra RAILROADS.
Ccmmunicsticss receive from the Hadson River
and Harlem Railroad companies denying that they hal
ettered into any agreement to the rate OF fare be
chsrged by them during the eintsr season.
Bills rAssRD.
TIE Following bills were passed.
10 FIX tae salary Of the District Attorney OF Putnam
Authorizing the osdcnsbug Marine Railroad to raise
money by loan.
THANKS CAPTAINS CREIGHTON, Low AND srourrEg
Mr.. RoBss1sos offered concurrent resolution as fol
lowa:-
hcsovd az the conour) That .he thants Of this
esiris re DO; ana they hereby rendered Captain
Creighton q the shp THREE GLASGOW TO Captsin
Low Vie bah ksy Of s.s.on and Captain stounsr Of
conduct cuirg the and crew Of the
~ sted steamer San Francisco and that As testm
tos conduct tho Governor bo three
silver tpeakg Iunpets and present to esoh said cap
state topether with copy of this resolution.
Laid ever, uncsr the rule
THE CANAL AUDITOR.
The Senate IN Committee OF the Whole considered the
bin to 6x the salsry Of the Auditor OF the Canal Depart
raent, ard she that officer elective by t.e peopls
After debate By Messrs. Putnam, Crosby Danyorth and
others the committee rose and ths body adjourned till
Monday
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phfa. 90.
THE sUnscRIrTios liar yoa ruE ckFrsfNs cana
rON, Low, vsfgfks. arc.
ne fe'io~srg - s-ptlsssn 80 Put ao.n shsx
oa THURSDAY 20 - Furposs y re-sFdns me ga
ispt Yians ~ss stood ~ TIE FasessC her als
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21
VARIOUS vEssRLs IN TROUBLE.

The steamer Jsoksor. from Nav York sov Rxlta -
put into Delaware Breakvatcr yesterday m0rnaz an
left Rg IN ~ noon for her dsstinItion
tt orig hGtl1s, from EAstpprt fur Ciarsstoa wAs a.
Brsakwater last evening", wish loss % bat fore topgs
Il. npest, snd sore spars
Tt schooner John :. Wilson, ~ Portland, sf0ra Ia
vfnn, spoken OH utt, In. :. 20 lon IS % wth
lose OF dsck ioad and sails split. Toe alex
nj IN yollow fever
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SANDY Hook, Jiu. 2A--NoNu
The ah'p Chauncey Jerome lsSSsd eight inches fco
twelve O'Clock last night tJ sis h this morniny Her b.
tween decks clesr Of water 3t ittle s't on
the lee side. The goods being frnta t1-
lover hold, aEe put between deck NJ. FERRY, tbs
gneer, :s on ais rsy to the city for double stssn
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though silver gexat Utica says the acti OF the Ca
D.l Board this day has made twenY thou and Sc
liner. here is the llst:-
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Hot Weather NJ New Orleans.
NEW 0nAAxs Jaa. IL, 1854
The wsAths! here quite hot the thsruousser - day
indicating 50 degrees,
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wRNcK on A EosroE nyaNArnnonLrs nKll.

tH.kIk.I1A, Isu. ~. I134-
An arrival Al u II port reports tn- n met ntSr
Cape Hatterss passed the wreck ~ r0cte brig
hallipg from BOs ION and lumber laden Hes ceek h0als
was gore, Had green waist.
TnK LOST sHIP sIEGAP0RE-sAFTrY oy THE CRsw.
BosTns. Jar. "a 1854
The captain and OF the skip sinsspore ofsoa from
New YORK for Antwerp before reported Lost
into Liverpool, Nova scotia, BY the British b.rs syiph
Captain Robers
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HUNDRED AND fUHTY.FouR rkssaNoKKs, EsaR
HALIFAX.
HAIFAN Jan. 20, 1854
It ia reported that the brig Mary Jane, housd from
Dublin to New York, with passengers has g5as Ashor.
Jedore Lsdges and that cut OF hundred Anla ay
persons board only six saved. Tie ru,r
coshrr Aton Tbs particulars rill ~ seat tAs ea
lest moment
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Albany, Jan 20, 1854.
THE cosrts1rD sRAT FOR THE THIRD YORK.
On the opening CT the session. Mr. LoAsR offered rsso
nton allowing the Committee on Elections 10 eend FOR
persons the OF the contested seat for the Third
district OF New York.
Adsbste epsued 10 which the contestant Mr.. McGuRs
took part The object stated 10 be for the pur
of ming some i've witnesses In regard to tbs
time when he result OF the eles was declared
The resolution IS adopted.
REPoRIs, Frc
To incorporate the asylum or inebriates liz New Yo,k
The Ne York Police Court clerk bill.
To charter the Boomingdale Savings Bank New York.
The bills conc rHtGg appeaa and winding the affairs
II the MAcison County psur pa sed.
PROPOSED WIDENING srRHEr
kr GRAHAM gave notice Of oil give the Mayer and
Common Council power to widen West street. New York.
to the Battery.
TIE COLLECTION TAxEs.
The House went into committee and took up the bill
TO extend he tire FOR the collection Of taxes in the
OF Lyme, Jefferson county.
Mr.. BENEDICT moved an endment, making the bill a
general onc apply Ing to al throughout the STATE
which was adopted
The ti's sas then charged, and the bill reported to
the House.
The bill sas then ordered to third rea5ng
vsriety of other business OF general i'm portlncs
wa disposed OF in committee and then the Assembly
adjourned till three O'Clock Monday afternoon.
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Tt.lsm cunt on Asas .

There Il TO be hns meeting IN rssSri % ths mssisE
ia tie kschsnss 10 Day, st II o'cioet N
ANoruER e.vNp.
Ge1fse Taylor rtcmpsoa - tsln fasi4's f.yssal,
amorg tire tsvsd from The san Franc isoa.