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Loss of the steamer San Francisco.

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.
Tho San Francisco was lost on The 9Th
OF January. Two hundred and forty ol
the passengers were lost. The vessel
was ioundered. The barque Three Bells,
arrived at New York--brings 100 of the
passengers. The barque Riley Ior Bos-
ton, has some OF the same, and others are
on board The ship Antarctic. bound to Liv.
erPool. The captain and crew were
saved. Among The lost, are Lieut.. Tay-
lor and wife; Col. Washington, Lient.
Smith, and Capt. Field. One hundred
and forty of the passengers arrived here
to-day including Maj. Wyse. Lieut.. Win
der and others, including Col Gates. Maj.
Merchant. Col. Burk, Capt. Judd, Lieu'.
Fremont, Lieut.. Sober, Lieut.. Van Voost,
and all the ladies, are on board the Brig.
bound 10 Boston.
Lieut.. G. +. Winder and Lieut.. Chan
dler are OIL board of the ship Antarctic,
bound 10 Liverpool. sf
All the troops were divided between
the three vessels. The $40 lost were
washed overheard in the gale, on the Esd
uh.' Onthe 25th. the engine stopped, the
piston nearly off, leaving the vesseltotally
unmanageable, the sea striking her ire.
mendous blows under the guards, tearing
up the planking fore and aft, and on both
sides, at the same time.
She then begun 10 take water, when the
troops organized into sailing gangs.
AT nine O'Clock on the 25h, the sea
struck her amidships, currying away both
smoke stacks and all the upper saloon,
STAYED the quarter deck through and wash
ing overheard a large number of passen.
gers, Including Col. W ashinglon, Mai
Taylor and wife, Capt. Field, Lieut.. Smith,
Two ladies names unknown, three civil.
lans also unknown. $50 U. S. troops at
the same time, three were killed. On the
28lh spoke the Barque Riley of Boston,
who lay by US until 3 o'clock in the alter
noon OF the 29lh, when she commenced
getting passengers on board Upward OF
100 got on board. men, women and chill.
dren, including the officers before repeat.
cd, with their families. Alright The wind
increasing with squalls. the Riley let 90
her hawser at 10 and nothing has been
seen OF her since. The gale continued 10
the 3Olh and 3lst. A large number oil
them dying, The morning Of January
Fsr' spoke British ship Three Bells, who
lay by US until the Sd when her boat come
alongside,
On lhe same day, the ship Aantarctic
from Newport, 10 Liverpool, bore down
for her. On Wednesday, both ships com.
mcnced taking off passengers. provisions
and water; and at sunsut on the The 9th.
had all on board. The next mopMpa,
took otf the crew and officers. Captain
w atkins being the last man TO leave the
San Francisco.
The Three Bells brings 23o souls, in
Guiding passengers, troops, officers and
seamen of the steamer. There were ele-
ven deaths among the crew of the steam
er from the time she was disabled to the
9th, including two washed overheard
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Portsmouth .Advertlsemcnts.


James Pursell, Wholesale & Retail Deal
er' in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Queensware, China and Glass, Front ST
R. Bell, q Co., Wholesale Dealers il
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc., at The
Mammoth Shoe Warehouse, No. 5. En-
terprise Block. ]. H. Bentley, Whole
sale and Retail dealer in Groceries, &c.
Market street, 2 doors from Front. w
P. Martin, Wholesale & Retail Dealer
in Groceries, Produce, and Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Corner of Front and
Court streets. Shackleiord & CrichtJn
Wholesale Druggists and Apolhecaries
No. 2, Enterprise Buildings. Front ST.
VIM. Salters, Jr., Wholesale Dealer in
Dry Goods, Front street doors below
Court. X. Lloyd, & Co., Wholesale
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &
Leather, Front Street. We invite the
attention of our merchants and others,
TO the advertisements ofthese gentlemen
Their establishments are large and well
stocked will Goods.
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From the Cleveland PlainGealer, Jan.
THE LATEST FROM ERIE.

Four Of The Rioters arrested and on fhei,
way 10 Jaii-ProciGmdhon of Gorer
nor Bigier-AH Erie Knocked on III,
Hedd-Great Excitement.
United States Marshal Frost and Dep
ty- Marshal Sproul arrived in this city yes
terday forenoon; and Immediately pro
ceeded TO Erie on a locomotive specially
detailed to take them down,-The tele.
graph had been so arranged that no in,
telligence of the decision of the Supreme
Court at Pittsburgh had reached Erie
Consequently the Marshal took them by
surprise, and last evening Messrs. Kirk
patrick, Fitzpatrick, John Jack, and Dr.
Sherman, the ringleaders of the Harbor
Creek rioters, were duly arrested.
The excitementwasi intense-the tea poi
never before experienced such tempest
Lowry and King at their head, the mob
made the most terrible threats of ven
geance, One despatch says they used
such language as would send the rascals
to the nitehtiary, They threatened to
tar and feather every individual who tes-
tilted before the Court at Pittsburgh.
This morning, the Marshal left Erie for
Pittsburgh with four gentlemen rioters in
custody. They refused to come by way
of Cleveland, and were therefore put in
to a carriage, and taken down by way of
Meadvillc.
Yesterday, Mayor King telegraphed to
Governor Bigler for "aid and comfort" :"
asking authority to call out the military
for the protection of Erie. Gov. Bigler
Immediately replied that he would will
lingly invest him with authority to resist
the riotors and protect the railroad men
in relaying the track Ha ha whar's
the cakes of Erie now ?? This was blow
in the face from an unexpected quarter,
and the injury was not much relieved
when the following proclamation was sub
sequently received, at 5 o'clock last eve.
ning:
GOVERNOR PROCLAMATION.
To 7. B. Vincent, Sheriff of Erie county, and
A. King, Mayor of the City:
l, William Bigler, Governor of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, for the
purpose of enforcing obedience to the
laws, and in order to see them faithfully
administered, do hereby authorize and re-
quire you to call upon all good citizens
andifnecessary the military, to aid you in
suppressing riot if any should occur, and
TO preserve the public peace, and also to
secure obedience to the laws, orders and
DEGREES Of The Supreme Court of Penn
SyNana against the destruction of the
property of the Franklin Canal Company;
and further, that you advise obedience to
the orders and DEGREES of the United
States Court, You will also give publ
city to this communication.
WILLIAM BIGLER
The excitement at Erie an the recep-
Ilon of this proclamation last evening, is
reported as exceeding anything previous.
RELAXING THE TRAcK.-We are happy
10 notice that the railroad companies will
begin the reconstruction of the bridges,
md the relaying of those portions of the
rack which have been destroyed, under
he supervision and protection of the
Marshal.
By Thursday next it is altogether like
the trains will run through.
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ESMc Cormick, & Co., are now dri-
wing 1.-TWO horse" team. Their stock
OF Dry Goods and Groceries, on one side,
and a well selected and full assortment Of
Drugs and Medicines on the other; they
can now clothe the naked, feed the hun.
CRY and heal the sick. Call and sec their
goods, DR.. Fitzgerald has now, the par,
tlcular charge of the Medical portion of
the establishment.
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RAILROAD SUDsoRIPTIoN.-The sub.
scnptions to the c. & H, R. r. goes brave.
ly on. A large amount has been already
subscribed, and the friends of the Road
are actively engaged with the "Stock
Books" We think that if Col. Morris
was in. these diggins about this time,
he would consider that "sngle fam,
ily Of great energy and responsibility,
rather large to suit his views, and all op.
posed 10 consolidation.
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ROad Notice.

N0TICEiS hereby given, that Petition will
L ' presented to the Commissioners Of Jack.
son county, Ohio, at their session to he Leld on
lhe hrSt Monday in March. A, D, 1854. for a
county road, as follows, viz: Ccommenc;n@
az the Plketon Road, on the line between VIM
yaekson .lels and Moses Hills, in Liberty township
ine1ce on SAID line, to the corner Of said HiIrs
land' thence on or as near said line as a 90, rooJ
Toad can, be made, to the northeast corrsr IT 'rs
hicnaId mar M Stephensons land thence to continne
2 " Salu Ilne between WIN. jackson and Daniel
haiIerman' n to thel southeast corner Of Iot mo-
onenoc ~ ~ norm west direction to the south west
vO,4et Uorte ost oi MiGnae McM9hans land, thence
thence to intersect the Landrum road Lno,' ,'nu,
the Landrum road, thence to continna NpS" on a.?S
road to Cartlchs saw mill. in jackson town sh;n S;1
jackson county, Ohio. "" "'"'P'
Jany. 10, 1854. 43-
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The Criminal Court at Cincinnati has
sentenced the men convicted Of forgeries
on the State Stock Bank, to the Peniten.
lIary' as follows: Ransel Lamb, principal
witness on The part Of the State, 8 years,
Jas Jones. Jas. Kelley, Milton Parker:
VIM. MGeara and Lewis Dollman, 10
years each.
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0TD. Leach, we are pleased to see is
waiting upon his numerous customers
Leach should be patronised, for the very
reason that he adverlscs, and not only
that but because he is good fellow and
sells goods cheap.
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ETT N. Howell, Esq. our readers
will discover, has made large additions to
his stock Of Furniture, and Household
ware and invites housekeepers and Others
to call and examine for themselves. II
Is OF no use for US to say anything more
upon the subject 80 and seelhe Esquire
Ior he IS bl9 e6ough TO talk for himself
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SPIRITUAL FAcTs,-That whisky is the
key by which we may gain an entrance
into our prison and almsbouses.
That brandy brands the nose of all those
who are not able to govern their appetite
That wine causes many to take a wind.
ing way home.
That punch is the cause of many un.
friendly punches,
That ale causes many ailngs, while
beer brings many to The bier,
That Champaigne is the source OF ma,
ny real pains.
That gin slings have "slewcd" more
than the sings OF old
That the reputation OF being fond oil
cocktails is not feather in any mans cap
That money spent for port that is sup
pea by portly gents would support many
a poor family.
That port is weak supporter for those
hat are weak in body.
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Cincinnati Market.

Jrnuary ID.
Flour--90 brls at $5 go; 2O5 and 279
do at $5,65,
llogs--'rhe sales to. day included 787
and 27l head at so which is now the
current rate Tor good lots.
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WILLIAM BIGLER
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Columbus, Jan. l.

Columbus, Jan. IA.
House.-A resolution of inquiry was
adopted as to resembling the printing con.
tracts not completed within forty days
from adjournment.
Mr. Newell. of Logan, presented res.
olulion inquiring as to the amount of mo,
ney drawn from the Treasury since the
18th of November, and for what purpose,
&c. Adopted. Adjourned. =
Senate,-Mr Atkinson offered Teso-
luton inquiring of the Auditor of State,
the number of Banks in the State, amount
of taxes. what Banks refused payment,
etc. Adjourned.
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GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-Owing 10 the
crowded state oil our columns, with Rail.
road and other matters oi importance, we
were compelled to omit the publication Of
this document.
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PITrsBuRGH. Jan. IA. P.

The river is stationary with 13 feet
inches water in the channel. Weather
cold and cloudy.
The gorge at Browns Island is all gone
Business at the wharf is brisk. Several
boats are preparing to 90 out,
Jan. II, p. M The ice in the ALE,
CHEN! has been running all day. and will
probable run out tonight. Wheather
clear and cold.
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SCHOOL LAw.-Another supply of the
New School Law, bound with appropri'
ate forms and instructions, has been re.
ceived at the Clerks Office Of the Court
Of Common Pleas. Every School Di.
rector, or member Of any Board of Edu.
cation is entitled to a copy. All entitled
to the same are requested to call ndget
them or send for them.
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The New York Tribune understands
that the New York Central Railroad has
declared dividend of 6 per cent. paya.
bic on the LIST of February, prox. This
is from business of the last nine months,
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COAL! CoAL!!-There are, al the pres
ent writing, some sir or Seven thousand
bushelS.Gf Coal lying at the Depot, in
this place, ready for transportation -
Wonder il thai Mac" of Chillicothe
wouldn't lend his b,g shirt tail 10 carry
it away in. ... ..- ...
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soRRT.-sOme Of our young swellcd.
beads and would.be.critics. visited the
Concert on Tuesday evening not seeing
The Elephant" as they expected, and
being quarter minus, were dissatisfied
Of course No other damage done.
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TThe Ohio River is again in naviga.
Ole order, having risen within the last
few days, some IA or 10 feet. The large
class boats, we understand, are now ply.
ing between Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19

TOn Sunday last, several reports
OF guns or pistols were heard in this
Such things should moi
be tolerated.
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FAILURE OF THE MATL.-Owing to the
high waters, we had no eastern or north
ern mails, yesterday, therefore we are
compelled to go to press without the late
news.
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There is not any thing of importance
being transacted in the Legislature Of
this State. We have learned, though.
that tho Democratic Members maintain
the Importance of an Extra Session.
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CLoTnrSG,-Our dear little friend, Mr..
Lehman, is yet at his Store, with lots of
Rcady'made Clothing, which, he can
sell to good customers at Cincinnati pri.
ces lfyou don't believe us go and ask
MIKES.
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@HOn. John L. Taylor, NJ. c.; and
VIM. Evans, Representative, will accept
our thanks for numerous, valuable Public
Documents.
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ScIOIO q Hooking valley RniI uond

Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth. Of
Ne iers his large assortment of Groceries, DC.
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adioin.
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup.
plies s'R Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods aud Groceries, arriving by
RIVER and forward them by the first train and
will also attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro g.
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
0I' Orders promptly filed, and letters of in
qurlug' as to our market or her business, mat
terS, answered carefully. Address,
S, r. ROSS, Portsmouth,
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Coal of fair quality Is now brought
to Cincinnati in limited quantities from
GAINESVILLE, and sold at from Eve 10 seven
cents less than prices demanded ror coal
from the river.
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Death of Hon. Henry A. MuhIcnberg.
.. WASHINGTON. Jan. ION.

" ANHINuIUN' JUL, IU,--W.
The Hon. Henry.A. Muhlenberg died
at the residence OF Senator Brodhead, in
this city. at 10 o'clock last night. His
funeral will take place to morrow. His
remains are afterwards 10 be taken 10
his late residence in Pennvslyania.
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~An old Chapry. who had been
playing Jimmy Twitcher," (that is
picking up little things, around town,
was "his self picked up" and putin the
jug. He was old enough to know better.
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or The individual that stole the Jar of
Candy from the window @! Mccormick
& Cos. Store, on Monday night last, had
better return the same and save exposure,
as it is well known who done the act.
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W The packet ship Daniel Webster
recently said from Boston for LierpooI,
w''h cargo valued at $77, 900; 1890
barrels of flour ,30,0 bushels of Corn
&C. -
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Election Of U. 8. Scnntor.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l0--J. ]. Crttenden
was tins evening elected United States
Senator by the Legislature of this State.
The Democrats voted for Gov. POWELL
The vote stood, Criltenden 10, Powell 55.
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OF Trago & llelphinsline, are doing
things up on the cheap order. Go and
see their goods for G Goodness sake.
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The Territory of Minnesota is about
four times the size of the State of Ohio.
extending over an area of lo6, 900, 900 of
acres
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ErAN ORIGINAL TALE of considera-
bic merit, entitled "FIRsT AND ONLY ACT
OF DIsoDEDrENcE " by E. F. of Jackson,
will appear next week.
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Books for Teachers.

Page, on the Theory and practice OIL
Teaching, and Norend's Teacher and
Parent, are works that should be in the
hands of every Teacher. E E,ch, is a
Wade Mecum, that no teacher should be
without. a
The Ohio Journi Of Education is also
publication of sterling merit, and lor
which every teacher should subscribe.
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%Mr. G. p. Hyatt, Marshal of the
town, who has been absent from home for
some length of time, has returned Look
out B'hoys. how you cut your notches.
for Plat makes "dead thing of it,"
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or Bro. Bort, of the M'Arthurstown
Republican, called upon us few days
since; he wore smiling face.
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Es'ou friend John Nelson, ADVERT.
ses IN Io'days STANDARD HuEza for
the Landlord" he knows how its done
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ES-DImmick is still about, killing, cut
ting and selling BEEF. Who is it tha,
don't Ike good steak Or roastl
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The late Democratic State Conven.
lion, convened at Columbus, nominated
Sheppard r. Norris, of CIermont county
for Supreme Judge. and Alex. P. Miller
for Member of Board of Public Works.
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1arkson nlQrIfets,
JACKSON Jan. 10, 1854

MARRIED,
On Thursday the 18th, inst, by the Rev. H
Adams, Mr.. VIM Mcdaniel and Miss V,Rorv,,
H. HELrHESsrINE, all of Jackson countyo.
Accompanying the above notice, was LARGE
and delicious portion of wedding cake, forwhicb
the Bride and Groom have our best wishes and
may their lives be as
"-Clcar united stream
by care unrutlled." -.
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ETSee ]. NJ. Trimble's reply TO E.
Morris, on the first page of to-day'S pa
per.
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NOTICE TO STONE MAsoNslIr

WERE WILL be offered for sale on the 2nd
day OF February, 1854 at the residence
ol "oodson wills, in Jackson Township, Jack.
son county OHIO, for repair, on the Chilicothe
and Jackson State road which will consist most
,oi ,t Stone Work, to be placed on said road near
the house of said Wits, ~
BY order of the Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON, Aud. ] G.
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Ncm advertisements,
RlIL ROAD CONNOLIlITIAN

INHE subscriber would say to his friends tbot
as there is no probability of CoNsoIInh. A.
rroN between the Rail Roads, he can afTnrd 70
sell his stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
t!noenswarc, Boots. Shoes. and Ready Made
Clothing DC, at very reduced prices. He has
also on hand several '''''
IhGuSnnd Pounds OF Pork.
IN the Stack, which he offers at the lowest mar.
ket price. His friends are respectfully invited
TO GALL and examine for themselves, Mt his
Store, few doors above the Post Office, Main
Street, Jackson, Ohio JOHN NELSON
Jany. 10, "a. 43-3w
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A man just returned from California
With $4,000, in gold. was robbed of all
at Buffalo, few days ago.
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OTThe "Ohio State Journal" Office.
q Columbus, Is offered for sale.
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DADvERTIsEMENTs INTENDED FOR INSERTION
IN THE STANDARD, SHOULD DE HANDED IN PREVIOUS
TO r. NJ, ON TUESDAYS.
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0TThere certainly must be something
the matter, and we actually believe that
Stemberger, & Co., are about to "bust
up if we should Judge from the many
and large loads of goods carried off from
their store, and would have been hum
bugged, If Solomon had not informed us
that they received the cash for them, and
that they sold them a little cheaper than
they can be bought at any other store
in the county, and that they had a "fcw
more of the same sort left, at the same
price. Go and examine.
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In TowN.--The man with a glazed
porimantua-it is supposed that he was
after the chap who had new glazed zap
on, or the one that got his "boots muddy" :"
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The receipts for the Washington Mon
ument received from Dec. 2, 1853 to Jan
4, 1854, at the Office in Washington. a.
mounted to S1,761 95. Expenditures for
the same period, SO, 1852 Sc.
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TERRVM%s

UThe paper will be sent according to Orde
mar wear. in advance, for $I,OO
npot Uald within four weeks, 1850
GFThese terms will be rigidly adhered 10.
GrTo insure u discontinuance at the end Ct
the time subscribed for, all arrearages must te
paid, and positive directions given to that effect
q pAdvertIsementsin inserted at the usual rates
uAll advertisements not having the number
ofinsertions marked on them, will be continued
until forbid, and charged accordingly
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ArriUal of The Baitic.--lmportant from
The seat of War.-Persia joining Rus.
SID lard Palmerston still in Office
Markets.. and &c., &c.,

NEW IUKhI jail IO'
The steamship Baltic arrived at this
port last night, bringing Liverpool dates
10 the 28th ult.