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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMSHIP FL DORADO Al
NEW ORLEANS

NV OFIEAN., IuosdaT- Feb Z l-If.
The steamship IL Dorado from Aspnwan on the 1T
mat has arrived this port She reports that the steam
Zip George Law sailed from Apiuwel on the IL with the
California mails Of tie 10th ut COO passengers aad near
Is ore million in gold
The health Of the Ithmus good and owing 20 the
Ieung Of the railroad 10 Obpo The transit made in
a few lOurs.
Tie steamship Uncle sam, on her passage up 10 san
FIHncisoo, overlook tie s.cum.hip Golden Gate-also
assistance
NEw ORLEASs Thursday, Feb 9, 1854.
The steamship Crescent City has arrived at this port
with Havana dates TO the I'd inst The news quite IN
important.
DEATH OF GEO. LIPPARD
PufGa DEITHIR Thursday Feb o. 1851
ffff-uf f..re cd Ia fffv .,-rfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
BURNING OF ANOTHER STEAMER-FIFfY
LIVES LOST
CHARLEsToN. WednesdaY.

CHARLEsToN Wednesday Feb 5, 1884
The Girard East ALlbamiaH learns that the siesner
America was burned on Alabama River, the 10Th Jan
uary and fifty lives were lost. 1t is understood that
gentleman moving west named Moore, on board with
n LARGE number of negroes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
RAILROAD CONTRACT

lsLASD PoSD VI Thursdsy, Feb Q, 1854.
81 meeting Of tie Directors Of the Mlsssqui Rail
road Company 20 day, the tender Of Aessrs GrOwke
Co. accepted for the entire construction and equip
msnt Of tie road This firm the contractors for the
Montreal ard Vermont Junction Road. The whole line
from Island Pond Montreal therefore under contract
on terms securing the eompetiO Of the road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

PROEIDENCE, Thursday FEB. =, lsN
The Democratic Convention this evening nominated the
following ticket: For Governor, Francis NJ Dm)nd.
Lieut. Governor Amercus V Potter Secretary Of S.ats
Asa Potter Attorney General Walter NJ. Burgess Gen.
eral. Treasurer Edwin Nibor.
DIR Dmond is the present Lieut. Governor and Acting
Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
Aem-l)ors Unjln 0ribNlle.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1851.
TO OORpESPONDEvTS.

No notice Of anonymous Communication Whatever
nendod for insertion must be authenticated by the aud
address Of the wreruot necessarily for publication bit
guaranty Of his good faith
We cannot undertake to return elected Communicated
NEWSAny sendiDc Important either by Telegraph,
Mail otherwise will he borslly paid prov led used
H. v. WAVE Co, Burlington. What State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

We publish this morning full detail of the news
from California Oregon and tie Sandwich Islands oil
which We have already given brief teegraphic notices
The dates from San Francisco to Jan. 10. BY the
steamers of that date about 920O0O0O 10 gold We're
shipped from San Francisco, nearly S3JOO09 OF which
are brought by the Star Of the West The principal
feature the news by this arrival relates to the free
booting expedit on against Lower California 1t is
stated that the Mexicans have submitted to the new
Government and that the wealthy rancheros cherish
favorable disposition toward President Walker Ih's
is the version Of the story the fbuster side while
accounts from Mazatlan declare that active measures
are II preparation to the territory from the IN
ysding band The reports from the mines are less
glowing than usual Drouth had prevailed extensively
aud in consequence the yield of gold was less than dur
ing any previous portion of the year. Our columns
show the customary catalogue of crimes in the mining
regions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
BY 1ELEGRAPH 10 HE yLw-YoRk rEIBrYE

MEETING AGAINST THE NEBRASKA BILL IN
CHICAGO.
CmcAGo, Thursday, Feb. O. 1854.
meeting in opposition to the Nebraska bill was held
here last night he action ef Senator Douglas dc
bounced by the Old Line Democrats and by his personal
friends Resolutions passed instructing their Repre-
seUiavcs il Congress t. vote saiIst any infringement. o.
tie Missouri Compromise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

The Senate yesterday confirmed ex Governor Vroom
as Minister to Prussia. Dan. Sckles was also con.
frmed Secretary of Legation at London r. Augustus
Ervirg of Connecticut, ditto St Petersburg O'Suli.
van Charge to Portugal not yet squeezed through
being opposed and no vote taken. The impression
gains ground that George Saunders viii be thrown
board whereby Young America will not hold that obese
london Cousulship. We object George deserves hi'
place much better than Dan Sickles, though be did ro
rob ballotlox However, there is no accounting iOl
tastes All these candidates yictors regards hon
ors in Europe, sound on the negro question, and
therefore eminently fitted for De nOcratc diplomats
We hope ex Governor NrOom VII not fall into obscur
fy, bur send home some garden seeds what no, "a
fhe Patent Office with letter which can be copied by
ihe papers or any account Of any little commissions
be can execute viii be thankfully received and carefully
recorded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
ARREST FOR SMUGGLING

DOsTON, Thursday, Feb. ?, I55t.
DR. r. Turner passenger Per the steamship Arabia
has been arrested for smuggling acos. His examination
will take place 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
sFRIOUS EXPLOSION OF GAS.

NASHUA, \. H., Thursday, Feb g. 1854.
An explosion of gas took place in the boarding housed
Mrs Mary Ball. Canal IT.. last night, raising the build
ing from its foundation, shatterng the partitions aud d.
moishiug the windows. Five persons were severely bat
not fatally injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
UorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. FRANKLIN presented the joint resolution OF the
legislature OF Maryland against the guano monopoly.
Referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
The Deficiency bill taken up-the question being on
ACRE eing TO the amendments made in Committee
Tie folio wing amencm<Dts, appropuatng Tor Cu5tom'
HOUSES were cOnculred in by yea and nay votes
Cincinnati and Louisville Custom Houses, si0OOO eacn
Bath aud Bangor Custom Houses, $4,000 each
St Louis Custom House, 100000 $500
Mobile Custom House $4,000. besides $4,000 for WI
mington Dell Custom House.
Among the appropriations for Marine Hospitals, there
was $4,000 for the one at Cleveland
Tie amendment appropriang $3.50 600 for the purchase
of the buildings for the Of the New York Assay Office
was COncuTTed in.
Tie House then rejected the bll-Yeas 81, Nays %.
YEAS Msr; APPletos Banks Benson BisseIl Rl', Bass
sn' Edston Edmond soa Eyeha Farley
GooeIieb GfeTwoee Harlem ~ ht's o., hI NsSs,b
KILLER MOI Miller (rd Noble Phillips Preston Riddle R.che
1PsJ Ridley to RotbiDs shannon simon. smith IN ~
lOJ Thursten, Tweed Uphsm VAIL Varsan WADE Walker
EAYs-Messrs Aiken James C Allen Wills Allen Ashe Ball
Bskeae Barry Beleher Bennett Boee Campbell Cae Ini
tIad Dawson Dent Dowde DRUM, Durham EnsIhb Faulkner
EsIfn T . 1Ifss Grey endI. Hena b5s
H Hyr JohEson Jones Tenn, yHfs sL a. Ksr kdSs
N6setg Mace Ms,teion, Meachsm HsOn MOrssn Morrison
f feIH ~ JI a. Pratt Fringe, Resdy Reese Rogers Ra
Trc1t Welsh whburre (Ill Wheeler witte Wright Penn
The rejection Of the bill caused much comnoton
Mr. FLORENCE Penn rose 10 state that he voted
soairs; IL because Il was bill OF sbOmnations and con
ttireda nCst egg for q mint at New York.
some Wings afterwsrd said privately, when they saw
Democrats voting against the b if to throw response
bily Of extraysgan appropriations on the Wings they
boed ard voted in tie negative.
Mr HOUSTON moved that the House go into Commit
ice Of the Whole the State Of the Mon Disagreed to-
Mr. CLINGMAN moved to recOnsiderthe vote by which
The deficiency bill was rejected and to lay that motion on
tn ahle-the design being to kill il beyond resurrection
Mr. McNAIR moved Intellectually that the House ad-
journ
Mr.. HOUSTON moved there be a call Of the House,
which was refused.
Mr.. CLINGMANS motion was voted on and the vote
announced Yeas, 60 Nays G..
Tie SPEAKER gave the casting vote in the afrma-
five II ms clinclirg the nail that killed the bill Clappng
of hands on the part Of many Of the members and amid
the confusion the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

--S,-,,,xc MACHINfS-CAR TO THE ICbiiC: nc
g =, psf,r ne Untei states las sd Dds edfnsi
nss TO- lrss. ys,cn for sewing Nachino whlch vs.
NJ s ,.n,iucfos sod pa 81 operation oi me h esy
. g. 80, iSSt aisgicg wish ali NC Paioa alg ~
~ruirr va shlts rn'ug m cont ne 10, u '
- p,cse sud shuttle mskinf the mie TOO Atd $50
a. A. srsls 20 this 81 Interference arc erd upon Q! no
49, Patent prove the dic II 'h-'f inF' ni9 :
Nn,,. ara etabo witnesses " be -" my N."s
80 esSf er-faien ~ many IS qos lie Az pers''s 10
~. he 1855 400 lss saw ny as VI -. 80
.Eir, IN ~. s,sson OF late brother A. r. hgni OF
=. - N VA, exhibited 81 c'utus OF - Work slv"u ~,
Nv lh viii onfr scG; favor 1pon me an WI
i,css esrse Informing me Of h'if sn'"aase uh
~, ,,ssi powerful combination Is in rested 10 aei~E W
a., -, =. BAT the testimony have 20 AtI W - io'"
- - A l. prev sill ovvTN ini1gy A1tieS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
THE CUMBERLAND COAL MINERS.
BALTIMORE. Thursday. Feb 9.

DALTINOkE, Inufslayi FED y I1)f,
The Miners Strike at Cumberland stll continues. Ten
Miners had gone TO work at the old prices but the MAORI
~ were s finn Only 800 tuHs Of coal were forw arted
lest week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
FROM ALBANY-THE TEMPERANCE BILL.

y
ALBASY. Thursday Feb O. ls54-1OPM
The House has just referred the Temperance Bal to
Sect Committee OF to be reported complete by
vote Of - 10 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

In the State Senate, yesterday the Assemblys resO-
ntons instructns cur Senators and Representatives
in Congress to vote against the Nebraska bill were
adopted 10y vote Of % to 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

our readers viii be glad TO arr that A. IL MOO
l,y "a Co'ssle ofhe s1cu'i Disaond J-Te,y ana ~ 10
E3,r. Brother Lusig which VS. - have taSep Pls on
wcSstsea Feb i,pon,6 70 tED'Y eD W. a IL
., a. srss,r, Of Dsr 80 SIS bIoadwey ~ cus ece ne
~ ef tie kef Tie sale 81 .ae elegant s1oy U''s
MI esrue every cay m week copme ncog 81 ~ oeIo.k acn
A., Efr 10 H. = u advertisement IL nohsr part OF our
rarf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

Both branche, Of the Common Council were In ses
sion lat night In the Board Of Aldermen several i'm
portant documents were received tie greater portion
Of which we print The Controller sent IN COMMIT
Licstioo recotsren3rg uct Oh o. 'ilslce o. wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

Swung MACHINES Now is the time, before lie
,,h ct ne srps tad. eonmeuess fr ~ f'S9' wao
r-s = '.Hg Mac ma .vrrV
-, a. vs.S Low rodlrc dollars within the "ext
s.l,Ss N sINCEr s. Co, NJ 50 Broad Fay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

rrey.pt financial agents and receiving ocers OF tue
CITY from spccuatng the public money uins u lot
,lejr own purposes a. d pockeiiog interest," eArhel
thereby Also some law 10 enforce the payment Oh
,breeouari,rs Of a million OF assessments now ioag
,u, in arrears. The Russ aod Reid and the he!noios
Contract were al.o tho theme OF special papers from
" Tlseg Ma,or Westervelt transmitted tue report
a. po,;ce Department, showing operations for the
ts-q The Controller also sent IN statements show
n. cost Of construction aud valuation Of several OF
10 C;,y Railroads 4 Committee was raised 10 az
e,t,iu what arrangemcn can DC made with the Fed
ersl Government for tue erection of a com nodous
Cop,,Uouse In tie discussion of this resolution 1t
wa. minated that the Secretary Of the Interior was
in favor of very liberal course toward the Cry pro
yided tie Common Council would afford proper iaci!i-
ties foran,w Post Office building Now is the time to
locate tie Post Office the site of the Brick Churcn.
Tic rel orts Of the various Sayngs Banks were iaid
before tie Board Another communication upon street
cleaning was al 20 submitted The document refers
especally TO the month Of November ana the money
paid 70 the four contractors during that monh as 'he
penerl facts we're embraced in the Controllers regu-
lar Report published in Tuesdays IRIBUNE') ana
moreover since the contractors have resigned and he
whole arrangement is exploded, we DO not print tue
document.
The Board Of Councillors took possession of their
new room Nothing of especial importance occurred
during their proceedings. The Report ofthe Conmis
eioner OF Streets and Lamps was presented MI Ar
cularus makes good show on paper, but there Is
very little royel OF interesting in his paper the logic
there may be very clear, but the mud in the street is
as deem rs ever. Mr. A. up to an expenditure OF
$4,000 in 1853 for cleaning ~ streets alone aud
gives formidable account OF loads Of ashes dirt a.
removed 4 Committee raised to prepare for the
celebration Of the Ann ersary Of Wtshnetoni Birth
day. Both Boards adjourned TO Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

UNpFR PERIL or Badness AVOID CAUSIiC llA'R
pYrs IN. moeui principle in CRIsTADoEJ EXCELSIOR hAs
IVY ,ivs II yperrtv Other and the bacE and
irop IS rssriy bTsurh BY its application are As c9 as
,re r1estop counterfeit pTeeniinents sod aga pr
lied No House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
~fS,w tfRS n WuiS, Phreuolog,st' and Puou'ne''

srw,No MAcmNrsAlI persons mar.Is an sss se,r
S,rt So Tvs N.ehes h',ias 5',g % ,iasas nv 0sins
,S,, s,red Ss,a u its all nihases !" sei 20 70 ,au.
49,. =, 4, law The NicVne rff'as. 49,. ri, Vr..-s
80 swus Nsaiae aesef ny asa ,,5i,,g a,s
Nhser w. - a., ara Rsfihaf 81 N,~- OK -.
a. ~. - J a t~rcw Re.ien' Ae't. ". '
N,,r, Lvrr Ms sFd 4 100, -, N,-tf,s 70
- n,SF Je rsicnicc 81 the oiklnal -. ~ ~
rs ~ eSss.rYcfk sni No - HanoveT-si, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

"No DREAM MAY CHARM LIKE BEAUTY i Inc
h.ny Of the head d6sired by the los Of h1 may be re-
- y ptrKrRs rrre agreeable TONGUE Price , MS
81 here Prinpal Depot BAREEHs Ledies hsiT Dressing
fsiails, nnent M 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10

no YOU Know that a cold is dangerous thing III
xo, a. 81 OK OF BsYsNs Pumouic Waters few waters
In xcgt mouth your Sore Throat Cough &C.
=; e. hons IS cents sold by C. ' CLCKEFtk %,
No 81 Barelay-st Genera Agents Tor Nevfork and vicinity
Use HOWE's Coz Gil CANDY-Warrantei entirely
ana coughs colds &c in five min
rs Ntbsl 40 ilcTeH for IT, 90 cheap the million
rurchsss tfsoou s sure 70 be eenehtea ~ rs
ne Price 4 ard 20 cnts Sold everywhere fAhoPAl D'P''
No lee CLsihsnfsi. New lofk
UAT0 DYE AND WIGS BACHELORS Mandatory
u, ar, articles Is removed TO Broadway opposite 70 tie
PAN where he the best sccomodns ia the world Tor the
srre,icn Hair Dye aud the sal OF h' new" D.
Wis spS Toupees Nine private all on ono floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
pne,urss Notices.

,,>,o,.,, SUM 4 t.ouNsHcgN would respect
n, .s tt n nNntt tta a. rnA'e That Icy hsvo o1sit'a
N.a s,svsss cr'ce es No as Fssfss, - No ~
- N.,s 9rf' o 4hss tffrsria iacAllN "a, ~
- 49,, s,,is ,.tstet of Noase Velvet tncfiri Hr'''"
Am rN ,rS lesssa
tiA ~ 40 c,Rsn ff Cloth Anl at or goods pe''"A'
90 b. tas usse
ErNo,l Nu,iCr AinERr II. NiclLhN, R1l
A, ra Stsk ANticierr Ia removed he oco ts'n No ~
WaN. g. W Rre.a o., rrs' g. Vr c'.u-t ~ VIZ 81
N,VMUN rlANCs-I. GurrRr Cos tiau .r'
a. ~ s. I'D ,,, W. srsis sp aoi most eesa &c
ltstcs ~ us rero TOOK - premium a. ~,
stSNs ]. -. 49, ,,-,lv.s iioKAcr WtrTaa
N. sl1 Bfcslws'. Sole - D.
lowIfRS \ NutS, fhrenolog'sts ana 'u'''''''''
ss,t,r slsN Ne lsi Nasssast. Nsv.N'tl
NcN1u KrN,r,irrEiNG--A new Clothing y npo-
,,sr ~ VI Nu crst, s by ne dsuce y 80 ~ o,bns
sSN =, ,r,D,i, ,f,sh I'D handsomely usds 49, - IN h.
.a.rt.a 70 ~ ,ss.ous Get sud trimmed IN TIC 'f'' s'
SD . he lnwtst rtsiIc flttfs ,,- .. .e,r..ontsl
b ANNN''' tN'''''''' FpXaEa = HaCEErT
Clo.hfas Emporium
No Faltonr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
DEATH OF GEO. LIPPARD.

IHfIADr1rHIR, Ihursday Feb q 1871
't'rr' iipIerl died m this city ths morning
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

NY. D. N. II. RAILRoAD.-The New
York Evening Post Of Saturday. says
'Iiere is . multiplicity OF suits 10 pro-
gress against the New Haven Railroad
Company. and as soon as judgment is
obtained will be followed up TO execu
ton. to the exclusion OF bondholding in.
teress, for i. is to be rscollec.ed that the
New Haven 'Company's bonds are not
secured BY mortgage. The road is fee
from all mortgage.
There has been thorough change in
the direction Of the Company. With the
exception Of the President. all the direc>
tors have .. signed. Mr.. Burial resign
ed this morning. the others having re-
signed previously. and Mr.. Boafdmao.
the pro tenn. President. only ,emains by
request until . Ct successor can be found.
The office itself appears 10 be going a
begging.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

SALE OF A MEvAG ERIE - Barnum's
Menagerie was sold AT auction in East
New York last week. Seven elephants
brought $500. They ca. 200 lbs. Of
hay and two bush. Of oats each per day.
aud wash il down with half a barrel Of
water. Two lions and one lioness, train
ed aaimals; eWo Asiatic lions, male and
female: a Bengal tiger. a leopard. zebra.
Black bear. two hyenas. alpaca, prairie
weH, monkeys. DC. with cages. wagons
and canvas, were sold in q lump for
$2s50O. MI. Barnum re-parchssed one
Of the elephants TO work lis faini at
Bridgeport. and has since bought an old
Baptist church At Zoar. in this State. TO
stable il through the winter
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
rail- ana Winter Goods
Toall Cash Customers!

" NOW YE that we, ALyoRp & BRoTHER,
- contemplating change in our business,
do from this time hencefonh offer our large md
splendid stock Of Goods or any part iheTeDf, at
unheard Of low rates 10 all such AZ have tho need
ful--as our object 10 not 90 innclIto make money
as 70 dtep0se 0f The Goods. And we would say
that we mean what we stale; there is no CANNON
aboni tive invite all 10 come and be satisfied.
1'Oih0se who choose 10 stay away and dIsbelieve
our statement, and thus loose those bargains
which others are securing Eve say, take your
own way and then when i IL too late mourn over
VI ur loss. But 20 the wise we say that within
The past few days we have been making large
additions 10 our stock. among which nav be-
found large l0t Of Msrinoes. Apaccss, Wool
and Half Wool DeLaines, Poplins, Ginghans.
Black and Fancy Silks, DeBerees, Merimaek
and Coclego Prints: Bay State and other styles
Of Shawls, Flannels Of ell kinds and ealoEs.
bleaehed aud hF0wn Coitons, large LOT Of Dress
Trimmings and Hosiery. Also, . large lgt Of
ready-made Ciething Of all descriptions from .
pair Of OveFalls 20 splendid Overcoat; Boots
and Shoes, an endless variety from Is cents per
pair upwards; all descnpfione0F Hats and Caps,
SC De. which will be sold "a low rates tothiise
having Ire CASA. And Ter Il BE- understood that
we do NOS wish for more Of these aged accounts
which aonle customers choose 70 make. AlsO,
one word Of advice TO those who should have
paid us long snre: u will be well Cos you % call
90 the captain's Office snOn, OF there will be-
ttoahIe. ALvORD Il BROTHER.
: - 80 go
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Notice.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Court OF
i Probate within and for the District Of New
Hartford, the Subscribers. Administrators ON the
estate Of William S. Bates, late OF said New
Hartford, deceased-will sell At public auction
At the Inn Of Cnl. Norman Kellogg in New
Hartford. on the 18th dav Of December, 1854, at
10 o'clock A. NJ :, the following notes and &C.
counts belonging to said estate, viz: One note
for the sum Of eight hundred dollars. one note
for the sum Of niue hundred dollars; also. one
other note tor the sum Of nine hundred dollars
which notes are against Lyman II. Burnham aud
Lucius Bnrnham, and are secured by mortgage
on the shops and real estate, &c. now in the
possession Of Lyman II. Burnham, located in the
south part of New Hartford. SAID notes are not
yet due. having from five months Ia two and
halt years 10 run, subject to over 1--WE hundred
dollars endorsement. -Alan. book account
against Edwin Tucker Of o., Thomas Senior Of
$ll -, Charles Buckley Of %. John Scovil Of
$5 81. Also, at the same time the remaining
property be'onsing to said estate, consisting Of
hammers, fat irons. pumps aud patent right wa
gon boxes. boo, jacks. corn shellers, hollow
ware, stove backing, SC. Interest in slip No
Is in South Congregational Meeting House, sub
ject to widows rieh'. Also. horse shed stand
ing near BY. H. GOODWIN, I Administers.
A. A. BATES, tors.
New Hartford, Nov. IL, 1874 ttk
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23


The Boston Chvonisls gives The lol-
lowing mos, important intelligence from
the Sandwich islands. as f,om perfectly
reliable SOurss and which may be depsn-
cd on: 80 - [,
Bya. recent private letter from Homo
lulu, We learn that messenger win leave
that city very soon for Washington with
q treaty Of annexation, wLich has been
drawn up in proper form. bul not yet
signed, a. Judge Lee, who was directed
by our GoVernmeul 10 witness the sig~
natures 10 the Instrument 10 question, has
been obliged 10 absent himself from Hon.
olulu on account of Ill health, and con.
sequently has not been able as Jet to at
tend to The duty delegated 10 him.
The treaty Is 10 be signed BY all the
Chiefs, and they ara each 10 receive .
pension which ceases with the death OF
recipient. with the exception Of the pen.
sion to be paid ~ the King, which Is 10
be transferred to Alexandlia, 10 ease he
shall survive bis majesty. IIais under-
stood that the whole amount to be paid
in pensions will be somewhere from three
70 four hundred thousand dollars per
anDum. The property belonging to the
present Government Of the Islands is to
bespurchased outright By our Govern
meDt for fixed sum. The above items
Of intelligence may be relied upon rs
correct. Is they come. from the highest
authority.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
At Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk spiihim
and fer The Iisisict ~ Norfolk, on the sofa day
of October A. ID 1854

At Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk Ditaim
and fer The Disisicf ~ Norfolk, on the sofa day
Of October. A. d 1854. b
Present. WIZ. B. RICE, Esq, Judge.
TOSEPH PARRITT, Administrator OH the
- Estate Of ZALMoN PARRIrT, late Of Nnrfolk
within said District, licensed, having repre-
scented said estate insolVent, and given notice to
all concerned to appear before this Court the
present day, nj 4 o'clock afternoon, 10 be heard
relative 10 the appointment: Of Commissioners
add no ono appearing, this Court doth appoint
VIM. X. Peck, Esq. and Peter Curiiss Commits.
sioners. to examine and adjust the claims Of the
creditors of said estate; and also doth decree
tina, six months from this date be allowed them
To exhibit their claims to said Commissioners,
and doth direct that public notice vt this order
be- given by advertising the same in q newspaper
published in Lilch6rld and by posting copy
thereof oH the public sign-p,st in said town Of
Norfiak nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt
Certified from Record, .5sg. ss,
WM. B. RICE, Judge.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Subscribers
will meet Of the office Of William X. Peck in
Nort.,k on the SOth Of December and 9Th Of
ApFiFBext, ct one o clock r. M. on each Of said
days, 10 attend to the d.ies Of their appointment.
WM. K PECK. lCommis.
PETER CURTISS, sioneFs.
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