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.rORTH.cARoLINAM UTU,L INSURANCE.


successful operation for more than seven years and
risks all classes of in the state
Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Distleres) upon Ia
Its Policies now cover property amounting to
sent Capital Six Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds
ne cost of Insurance upon the plan of this Com
pany less than onehiId of ono cent per
ogng been elected and
Officers of this Company fl t9s year,
JOS G. B. RouIHAc, JOHN Cox, Edenten,
IT,.
+ Il. snL ns,N' borough
J G. WnIGHT wilmington, JOHN B. BARRErr Milton,
JAS. E. HoYT Washington, A I. SUNNY AsheVlile
JAMES SLOAN, Greensboro,
All Directors authorised to receive Applications
J. G. B. RoULHAc President,
Henry D. TURNER, I7ce-Presademt,
s. W. WHITING, Treasurer,
} }OHS f f R Rs1as 1sso ssery'1'"
J. HERsM1N, General Agent,
j 5so W E WINS, Executive Committee
JonS PEiaRos =; ret,oncs to Insurance should be
addressed to the sse': 5oNp sS' Secretary
Raleigh Jan. IL, 1858. 10
C1AsWELL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
u COMPANY-This Company, chartered at the last ses
sion of the General Assembly North Carolina and located
in the town of Milton has fully organized and is
prepared to receive applications for Houses
Furniture Goods Factories &C. The terms will be the same
those of the other Mutual Fire Insurance Companies OF
the State. -
applications must state location and situation of the
buildings and other property which Insurance is desired
undersigned has been appointed General Agent tor
this Company he is also the Agent for the E,na Fire
Insurance Company Hartford Connecticut and the Hart
ford Insurance Company, located in the same place
All applications for Insurance local Agencies 10 De
oieSSeo 10 " Lille j. 1'' SATHANYEL ]. PALMER.
Milton n c. April 18th 1853 43-tf.
WILSON & GRICE,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
No. IL, High Street and Perce'S Wharf,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
Give their and attention to the Sale and
Forwarding Produce and Merchandise of every descrlp
ton, and make liberal consignments
REFERENCES.
Heesrs. W. Fl. R. S fucKER, Raleigh.
KING, THOMAS BARROW, Lousburg.
R. N. & d: c. HERNpoN, Oxford
Hon. WELDON N. EDWARDS, Warren County.
Col. S. S. RoYsTER, Granville.
Messrs. JNo. WHITE Co., Warrenton.
MONTGOMERY & PLUaMER, Warrenton.
Col. WALTER GwYNN, Chief Eng. Central Rail Koad
SAMUEL NJ WILSON. GEO. w. GRICE
May 3D. 1858. sly:
ICE CREAM 1.-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
FULLY informs the citizens of Raleigh and the Ladies
in particular that he is ready to furnish them with
ICE CREAM-havng opened large Saloon expressly for
attention and also by giving them something that
he will receive liberal share of their patronage
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
8 doors below Messrs. Tucker Bro.
n. B-Persons wishing to get ICE CREAM by the gal
Ion, will please give notice the day before they wish
p.
~REAM WANTED i-PERSONS HAVING
OFREsH CREAM for sale will please 6 call at
Confectionery Store
Raleigh, May TO- 1854. 81
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TEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS-CHEAP-
a. FER THAN EVER! The Subscribers take great pleas
nre in informing the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that
they have just received entirely stock of all the
eles in their line.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already received they
will do all in their power continuance of the
same. -
Their present stock consists in part of
JEWELR?-Gold Earrings, Breaspins, Cufpins, Finger
rings Sleevebutons, Bracelets, Lockes Fob and Guard
Chains, Pencils PENS Watches, &c, &c
FANCY GOODS, &c,-Berln and French Caskets Fur
ns6 Leather Retcues Of all Sizes Paper mache Workbox
e Spanish and French Fans from to 81 co. Port
PoIes Of Leather Velvet and Pearl French Cigar cases.
rocket books Wosenhoms celebrated Cutlery Dressing
and Pocket Combs of India Rubber and round
Combs Putt, Tucking and side Combs Faber's pencils,
french OF all descriptions Fancy and
man silver Casters kid crying and India Rubber dolls
OF az sizes, Looking Glasses from cents to 81 SO.
All kinds Of Perfumery and Toilet requisites
Cni1a ana GIassTaTe Of various descriptions &C.
CONFECTlONARY, &c.-Common and French Candies
Pickles. Preserves Brandy Fruit Prunes Raisns Currans
Stron Nuts Wines Vinegar, Porter, Ale Cordafs Btters
ocniedam Schnaps &c, &c. +. MAILER l. CO.
Raleigh April 10, 1854 10
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A Few Remarks!

T. L. HARDING HAS MADE VERY Recently
LIE large accessons to his STOCK now certainly
supply al those who are in need of well made SUMNER
SACKS with SILK Velvet Collars hundred do made in
Dress Frock style dEtea Frocks
VeEe Collars fifty Grape Coblet Sacks Frocks one
hundred French Linen Sacks; seventy.ve Brow, Duck
Linen Frocks cut in Dress Frock STYLE handsome:
hte Grass and bingham Sacks, in any quantity: also
very 1a assortment of White and Colored Marseies
Diac4 ana Fancy Silk do twenty-five dozen Gauze Merino
ihread CnderShirts For bargains superior
lNG'S is the place. E. L. HARDING
- Register and Weekly Post copy 81
MEN FIGURING MILL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
" NEW FIGURING MILL is in successful opera
aud ne Is turning out very superior article -four
he Is ready for which he respectfully socits
Ny Mills are situated within about miles of Raleigh
on Walnut Creek
w. F. COLLINS
seept ~, 1883. 9o-tf
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
counsellor and Attorney az Law.
WI attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
- th oHeatham and New Hanover He is to be found
II Sn1eg Formerly occupied by the late Hon win H.
-se- 3, January Q. ls54 16-w&sw6m
SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGARs.-soe am VERY
1000 Good German Segars
1000 Domestic Segars
DUST received and for sale by
Balm, HATToN & CO.
J,,v1a 1874 Portsmouth, Va.
o@' 40 -N &C. =
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n EATHER FOR SPRING SALES, WHOLE

IT EATHER FOR SPRING SALES, WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have in large and most
excellent Stock Of Leather and findings for the Spring
South of New York. and for less price than they be had
there expenses of travelling freight &C.. considered
All of purchases having been made from the Impor
and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
ed Those wish buy lose by giving stock
examination, and believe shall be able to please
both to price and quality Below enumerate some of
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins hs maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1917
40 dozen French Skins best quality
40 American Calf Skins
90 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
300 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
Lasts BooTrees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
give satisfaction and other articles too
to mention at No 81 Old street. opposite B. HaGs0ns
N B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. IT,
TEEP A LOOK OUT when you see EVANS
IN L COOKE, the door walk in. No 90 Cheap
place. under the Sky Light, door above every body
Evans Cooke, we wish you to look out.
We have received entire supply of Goods consisting
of every article kept in first rate Southern Retail and
Wholesale House. and feel confident would prove to be
the interest of all who wish in purchases to give
stock examination before buying Harding will be
EVANS & COOKE
Raleigh, March IT, 1854 81
lust ARRIVED ATE. MAHLER's s. co.
q doz. Bufaloetongues-af fine article
200 Smoked Beef,
200 Superior Gochen Cheese,
80 boxes Layer and Bunch Rasns in halls, quarters
90 do Currants, Lemons, Figs, Brandy Peaches,
Pickles
10 Packages Brown Stout and Scotch Ale
tierce new Rice, superior Vinegar-&c, &C.
Call and see
Raleigh, Feb. /, 1854. %
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We also offer for sale the following and city prop
erty:
u town and ouots in CALDWELL Burleson county
part of outlet ~, in Div. D., City of Austin.
10 do do. do improved
In the City of dustin.
Lots % and %, Div E. 10 50, 49, and IS, Div. D. and
blk ll5; s, and 9, blk 10S ,, 8, and 10 blk 49;
and 6. blk l27.
Full exhibits of title file, and registers open for
examination.
RAYMOND FREEMAN & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, Collecting
[ and Land Agents, Austin.
July 90. 1854. 7S-tf
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ROCkSRIDGE ALUM WATER.-HAvING
Aa the Agency the sale of this valuable Medicinal
Mater we are now prepared furnish it by the barrel,
nan oarre or gallon Pamphlets containing the Analysis
ana cerncates OF cures, be had application the
subscribers. WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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MORN BOOK.-THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM
II Book; containing all the most useful forms which oc-
business transactions between m:n and man. as well
official stations; together with the Constitution of
Carolina and of the United States the Act fixing the
Fees Clerks Shers, &c, calculated for the of the
of North Carolina and made confornlable to law
Compiled by member of the North Carolina Bar.
For sale ut the North Carolina Bco ,-Store, by
HENRY D. TURNER.
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WESTERN MAIL,-(BY FouIr-hol'sh o n n
leaves daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mt 315 DR.
1870 49, Mail closes at u. n)
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NJ quality Moeskin Hats - -. - ~
Cloth Caps of every variety and price -,z
Servants Wool Hats, Black Brown Drab just received
JAMES McKIMMON. -
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DREAM WANTED i-PERSONS HAVING
OFRESH CREAM for sale will please call at
ANTONIO PIZZINIS
Confectionery Store.
RALEIGH Nav o. 1854. 81
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KADER BIGGS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Zunis's WAar, 1oaOn Point,
Norfolk, Va.
Rgterences- Messrs Boodgood Co., E. P. Tabb, Co.
and Alex'r. Bell, ESQ., Norfolk; Hon. Asa Biggs William
ston N c.. Col J. B. G. Roulhac Raleigh N c.; Lewis
Thompson. Esq, Hotel, N. c..
February l. 1854. 23-1ysW.
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ly ~
(Mail closes at 619 a. M
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OSI RECEIVED, A SUPPLY OF FRESH VAC
- CINE VIRUS which be relied upon For by
HAYWOOD SCOTT.
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Usage ORANGE.-The Hedge Plant of America,
N1The Usage. Orange, has more than met the most
gune expectations of its friends and far regards the
great object in view, good and beautiful fence adaptation
climate variety of SOIL hardness propagation,
and cheapness it is all that be desired supply of
the seed and Treatise the cultivation of the plant
be had of P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh: March %. 1854 3S-
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NJ .rARRANGEmENrs AT RALEIGH.

IS daily ..'....'......' $500 at 6T D. m
Mail closes ut 61s a.m.)
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THO MILL-OwNERS and THOSE WHO INTEND
Il BUILDING MILLS.-The Subscribers, being de
extending their business farther SOUTH respectful
" inform intending erect Flour Mills that they
are prepared all kinds of materials necessary for
such establishments such as homework Burr Mistones
Boiling Cloths &C. &c Being practical Mllwrghs they
are fully competent and prepared all orders in
their line will their work to be executed in
HASKELL STOCKWELL,
New-Haveu Connecticut.
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MAKE BARE.-Take off the old Moleskn and put
1T M one OF "Beebee's Spring Style. Just to hand,
90, cheap place EVANS 4 COOKE.
Raleigh February So 1854. 22-
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HDAINT'S, OILS & VARNISH.-The Subscriber
Il is receiving his Spring stock of P1NTs oIIs and VAR
HsHEs of all kinds and qualities, and in quantities, COM
with the greatly increased demand He would
call especial attention to his Superior quality of Pure White
Lead 1inseed OIL Coach and Furniture Varnsh and
specfully invite purchasers to Examine his Stock and
prices before buying this the northern Markets. beev
ing he is able give them superior inducements.
p. +. PESCUD.
Raleph March o. 1884 IS
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I'D ALEIGH AND CASTOR ROAD.-ON AND
Sd July the Passenger Train will leave the Depot
Raleigh half past A NJ stop So minutes at Frank
senSers to take the wilmington train going sou and
Petersburg and Portsmouth trains going North.
Returning II will leave Weldon at p NJ, after the ar
rival of the from Wilmington and reach Raleigh at
half past p. II.
Office Raleigh and CASTOR r. r. Co.,
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Arr from Norsans-ssrah Purrngo l9h Bella CsbaAa,
and Martha Ward, at Hayrs; Henrtctte, At-
Sid for HYork-l7h, Iesdon from 0rsvssend 18th. Mia
Liverpool
Sid for Boston-Isth Native Londonderry 2t Calcutta
from Plymouth; Jape Lovett, from the Clyde.
Sid for PhiIadelphis-l7th Cromwell, from Liverpoo
Thoma' Jsns from Shields
Sid for Charlsston2st Geo Aopler from Liverpool; Sd
Byrsn Gravescad
Sid for Savannah-1Gth Jane, from Talneuth 18th, Mari
per, And Chatham, Liverpool; 18th, Far from New
port Ath Prince OF foraase and Mranioa rom Liverpool
Md for Nev orsans1lth, Adfistc Levi Woodbury. 18th,
Wansfe Clympus Elsa franklia King from Liverpool;
2lst Arran, from Deal
Sid for MobieI7th Ward; losh. Magnet; 2Oh Sheridan
Knowles 2lst Alarm, from
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III Tho Steam Ship Empire City Ashere.
sAYBsY or HR PAsszNGEss--0Ns DAT LArss yson
HAVANA, ETC.

Tho steam Ship Empire City Ashere.
sAzssY or Hn PAssNssss-oNs DAT LArss ysos
HAVANA, ETC.
The o. 3. mail steam ship Empire Hty Capt Wndks isf
New OFlsans ct oclosk, A. H., the 26a ut aud ar
rived of the Moro Castle the evening Of ths 2Sth but
was unable to enter the harbor Of Havana until nsxt
morning. Havine landed her mals and passengers and
taken supply Of coal she sailed for this por. st A.
of the 3oth ult she has . heavy cargo and fortyax
passengers for New York.
On tho night Of the Sd ius while steering rhs
of Bansgat she ashore about Ave miles south o ths
lighthouse Every possible was made to bsck hsr
of into deep water again. but without avail th. ~i1i and
surf car sing her to swing broadsids the beach. ,
Her passengers and their baggage were aSsy IAsAsa
early rext morning by Of the surf boat bslonsns
TO the govern mert station close by.
Should the weather continue favorable there are stIv
some hopes Of getting her on.
In Havana thsrs little Of interest ossarring The
weather delightfully."- calm and mild the tbermom.-
ter ranging nom eS deg to so deg Many nvalids wsrs
availing themselves Of this ans season
The sugar crop coming in spsndidly The tobaSss
and coffee crops abundant; but the former was d
to in the hands Of speoulAtors who were reporting
scarcity to enhance prlces
The advent Of Madsme SontAg and several other sss
brAtsd opera singers from the United States looked
forward to with considerable anxiety BY the Habansros
We are under obligations to Mr H. J. Buay purssr e
the e c., for items Of news and Alss Of papers.
The following list Of thu passengers BY the Empirs
City
Mrs. a. wndle Mrs. Payne Miss villaford and ssrvask
Alexander Grale and servant Mrs c. Lsvsrste, ohiHd
and servant Mrs Smith, j. Stafford Capt Smith, OF ~
brig Shamrock, J. E. Brugisrs samos n Olivsres aua
Others In the stseraxe.
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LAsALLE RI0rxRs--We learn from the Ottawa
Q) Repsbcon that all but Eve Of the thirty two riot
Arssted at LAsas by the Shisds Guard have been
dsehargsd -Four have since bseu arrested tive OF
vnomZIom hysn and nienssi Ircnsy-s.s xsosn Nc %
four persons for whom ths shsEin Offers . reward
special grasd jury ooavsssd Tuesday 10 ~ this
Asids' 0uar6 have bs0 mploysd By ths railroad scsa.
paay 10 peotsst The property 0 ths ooaEAsesEn Tnsy
have pesssgvsd ordse sinss the Day a ~ rist We
abeSt ~ 1s1 tAAnU.
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ALBANY, Jan. s, 1854.
INTRODUCED.
Mr.. WHITNEY introduced bin relative to the charges Of
attorneys In New York In certain
Mr.. MuHoE introduced bill to prevent the sale Of in
toxicating liquors . beverage
Mr.. SPEumn introduced bin for the relief OF Laight
street Church in New York. Ordered to third reading
and passed-after explanations BY Nsasrs. Brooks and
M BRooKs gave notice Of bill for the sstablishmsut
Of capable and scientific Board Of Commissioners
port upn the encroaehmsnts upon the harsor OF New
Mr.. Pu11Ax introduced bill granting land TO the Un
ted States for the erection Of customs warshos, &c.
Mr. BRooKs called up his resolution providing for the
publication Of journal Of the Senate procsedngs and
to u: 81 - Is. ssps Aspsss
On motion of Mr. Hurcmss, the Senate went Into Com.
nittss Of the whos-Ar. Aunr0s in the ehair-on the
bill perfect amendment to the resolution providing
for the complstion Of the canals Of the State
After ths bill had bsen read through, Ar. DucnSsos
moved the discharge OF the Committee OF the whols
the further consideration Of the bn and i reference to
the Committee on Canals. Agreed TO. Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan s, 1854.
NOTICES or BILLS
By Mr. PsrxRs-Fos the removal Of unclaimed deposits
Also TO amend the revised statutes relative to
By Mr. RcHARps-To elsct the Chief OF Police In New
York.
BY Mr. GRAHAx-For the better protection Of sngrasts
By Mr. Arxns-To legaiiss primary elections In New
York.
By Mr. RMARDs-To investigate the papers Of the New
York Alu1shouse.
By Mr.. snsuoss-To repeal the military oommutaHon
tAx.
By Mr. Non.-ro amend the Fire act Of Brooalyn also
to amend the lien law.
BY Mr. Cunmus-In relation to the Register Of Deeds
In New York.
By nr TBonxI-To amend the assessment law.
BY Mr THoExE-To equAlize railroad fares
bills INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. CoNKfu-To repeal thu act provided for Aying
park In Nnstesnth ward, New York.
BY Mr. CINroy-To Incorporate . company to navigate
the Lakes
BY Mr. BUmrcr-To establish code Of oivl procedure
MOTIONS.
M LnoH moved the reference Of much Of the Cover
message relates TO the subject Of insmpeAnos
9 select committee Of seven. Adopted.
By Mr.. CLINTON calling upsu the Commissioners OF the
Land ONCE to report certain facts relative TO their
over lands under water Laid over
Mr. SAVAGE called mp his resolution instructing the
memten Congress from this State 10 vote for the
chase Of Mount Vernon Mr. spoke at some length In
support of his resolution
TIE GovRxoR's MexAGn
The House went into Committee Of the Whole, (Mr.
LnnDo In the ohAir,) the Governors Message After
The SrEAKR announced the following COMMITTEES on
Privileges and Ekctions-Messrs. Baker, Hall Bald.
win, q hirsr, and Morris. Adjourned.
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NEW OnInAxs, Jan. 4, 1854
The sass Of cotton to-day amounted to 5000 balss at
Arm prices Flour has dscned 49,; Ohio y selling at
- 80 e6 o2k. Sight sxehAnes New York pr
evening attsr busns2 houm.
Cu@An, Jan. 8, 1854
Weather. Psovisss.s h.vs 6sshssd. Dsy ssilsS mat
id fsg March delivsy, q Axe. be ahou1sm asd Ske.
i.s ado nss. pe9k oonssa fsssly st ela; - bsyss.
ard - eks. - tousA
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GREAT FIRE AT QUEBEC-GAzErTE OFFICE AND
NoRrH sHorx RAnwAr OFrn DnsrRoym.-- On the 3lst
ut the block Of buildngs belonging to Robert shaw,
Esq situated at the foot Of Mountain street. Qusbso
discovered 10 b on frs. The whole block In which ws
the ooss Of the Quebec GazeH Of the North shore rail-
way, Mr. Middletons book STORE sud the extensive gro
csry stores Of Mr.. SHAW, totally destroyed Part q
ing presses lost with the types set for the nsx
issue Of the Gosds great deal Of Mr. Shsws stosk .
destroyedthe total loss Ia not YET known It's said ths&
the property IN nearly al covered with Insurance. he
whole amount Of i0ursncs the buiIdirg is Sl20
The grocery stock was further injured ~ 5000 Ma
hiddetons stock and printing materials we're barely 80
vsfed By insurance.
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The We athsr and Navigation.

The weather and Navigati0n.
CrxvKASD, Jan s, 1854
The weather continues mild with southsrly Wind and
indications Of rain.
Lake navigation II stin open. and the propeller New
England LETT here 10. day for BuhAlo.
BAInnonn, Jan 4, 1854.
We received no mA from the south this morning me
boat did not leave Warrington last night account Of
the Ice In the Potomac.
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Bark Nathaniel Blake ON Fire.
NEW 0nzANs, Jan. 4, 1854.
The bark Nathaniel Blake which arrived here yestsr
~ from homaston, No., with cargo Of 2,30o barfeh
lime, caught nrs this morning, and win probably b
otaIy destroyed except the sails and rieeing.
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Fall OF House and Loss or Life.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9, 1884.
brick house fell in Dayton to day, killing two snd
wounding eight persons
No improvement In navigation.
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uaryIand Lsgislature. &c.

BALTINonn, Jan. 8, 1884
The Maryland House Of Delegates did not organise TO-
day, the struggle being the appoint Of Chief
Clerk. The Governors message not sent Ia.
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last are received
leaving two malls stan dus.
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NAV AGENT AT wAsHTNGroE, Eru
10 TN RpuULAn NHwaPAPuR AGENT.

WAMmoroN, Jan. 5, 1854
ne bsness M oonArnsd A. @. Alsn q Navy Agent at
Wsahi pgtca.
0Sss!a sohs Asrds'sy, q ths Eighth Iafaatzy, has
q s1ss.al sssa,,A,. s.s.pu.1 a . ,r,..v M
M1iss iavisg bssa vAs b Es. osdsss:, sossdas1
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An from NYosk-Dee IS sophia 0aglian 18th, Fisra and
- ~ srssss; 17sh Marcia lddy QuesnssowI; Hyde
- yeueh swy hansa M oeai - eouthampton; 16>h,
h1nmphsnA 81 iaImouIh Joshua Bates, ~ drayseenS;
Amfssa HaGls ~ Deal Cobtsn ~ PersmoSth loh Moro
Case OYSvossnd Kabe Wheeler HArvss Qeen, . Have
tb Mslallisn Plymouth; 7st, Brewer, - Rers1euth;
eA Maria AlraanA, q Helvsst; 0hr.sa.A nAysn;
Arr fFsa Dsctsn-Rsss fosls; e>h, Jsha WhtArcp. -
Al fFsu DasSimsrs Rama, a - AIhAaa
A. -. Ss.skss:s-ls:s. - r.1; e C;y:ssssss'
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HoIaE' HoLE, Jan 8, 1854
The bark Averon, from SsguA Grande for New York.
Aas arrived hsrs Isaky with loss OF sails, boats, and bull
wsrks stove.
The bark llmedia arrived here, reports the LIST nst
In hat 8s Al Ion 1851 fell In with boat containing
Capt Abrahsms and the Of the schooner Arabells
Of and from New York, FOR Virginia, havisg abandoned
hsr tvs hours previous in sinking coalition.
The big Cardssss, Of Portland, from Curaeao fcr New
York. vas disnastsd Dec. 0, and abandoned rhs crew
were taken board the brig Mary Emily, from Para fer
New Havsn, and carried into Woods Hols The CArde
uas was afterwards picked up and towsd In here.
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FURTHER FRoN Eufo'E BY TaE CANADA.

HALIFAX Jan. s, 1854.
The telegraph ceased to work last night before all the
news brought by the Canada had been forwarded.
The Canada sailed st IL A. NJ, on Wednesday.
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