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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Estray.
Estray,
Estrey.

TNAKFN up by the subscriber on or about the Oil
I IF November, a yer ing steer. white excerpt snie
pots ON The neck-,lii in both ears No 9th, :
n"rks The owner IL requested 10 C M, forward
rove property, pay charges, and take him away.
p. J. HOOKER.
Plrnsant Prairie. Noynmher q
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
Low Rents and Small PROFITS

owr uss. sIh iNG STATIC merry q, -. ~,
Interest t. pae6s ~ sch sa Wi ind i, ,ar s sSe
lowest rates ie, As am selling al m.
:, Iood oio Pape. cheap. Al, k,,s.s :
dle4N1o Is1 ,. CHAPMAN ~
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Cg.OAkIsCS.

YS iBa.ES and Prayer Rooks. which ., ai BE-
q - happy Ia show To any o,e that will call nj
/" - NJ : 10 LitIH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
Jersey city News.

Cry PRISON REpoRr.-Ihere committed to the
Jersey City prison, during the month OF January fifty
three persons for offences follows For drunken
ness, III stealing, assault u drunk and disorderly
4; suspicion of theft A. malicious mischief Total 3d.
The nativities Of these prisoners foows:-Ire
land, SO; England, O. Germany, o. United States g. and
France 2 In January, 1854, there confined In tho
prison So persons OF which "A mmited for
Is for drunk and osorderly conduct aud
for vsgrapcy.
During the past month, Rev. Mr.. verrnder city mis-
nonary has afforded relief TO 239 families These were
relieved from one To four weeks EACH required
RELrr FoRfrHE PooR-0rKRArIoSs THE LADIES' sEw-
ING sooHTY.The ladies connected with the Sewing So
cety recently organized TO aid the city missionary In
relieving those in want Of help met yesterday in
siderable numbers to forward their benevolent work. and
will hold special meeting Friday afternoon, at the
the of Henderson and Gregory streets
for the same purpose. During the past month thus
cety has made Atty comfortables, which have been
distributed among families in need Of them and articles
of clothing have been furni he'd TO thirty children
and adults-mosty children or the children, all
Sunday school scholars, except few that attend pub
lie school
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

PRlxUsTAnos Captain Turn bull, Of the Eighth
ward police yesterday presented with handsome
watch and chain, by the under his command, az a
testimonial OF the respect they feel for him The pre-
sentation made at The Mercer House. the
OF large company Ex.Jodge Bee chosen TO pre-
sent the watch, which he did brief
manner, compn entirg Inc Captain highly for the zeal
he had displayed IN the discharge Of his duties To h,
the Ca plain responded IN " ut though fewo The
company then proceeded to discuss a very excellent
dinner. at which speeches made by Capt Leonard
and others
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO AN EDITOR Yesterday morning.
as Mr.. Iavid Deans, or the Sunday Times was riding
into HobokeD, the wheel OF his sukey came In contact
with wagon which standing In the centre Of the
street Mr. Deans drsadfuly cut and bruised about
the face one of his ribs is also broken lie taken
INTO the Mansion House. where he lies under medi
cal treatment.
accident happened the Hudton River railroad between
Peehskill and Fshkill. 1t appears that person
standing the platform of the express train the
18th inst when, by sudden jerk Of the cars, he
thrown oil with violence upon the rocks, and
tasen up insensible lie conveyed TO the nearest
house 1t is supposed tina. the injuries will prove fatal
FRE.-About O'Clock this morning. a fire broke
out in the fourth story Of the building No $40 Pear
street, occupied tenant house The fr-men were
quickly on the spot, and extnguished the flames Loss
between one and two hundred d ,lars.
UNKNOWN MAN FoUyD-The body OF man was founi
the Hudson river on Monday last, near Albany lie
appeared to be about 40 years age and had been in
the water some time. His name was not known. Yer.
diet Accidental drowning"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

DBed,
On Monday morning, January 20, HE7EEIAH B. CnAP-
MAN, in the 9th year oil his age.
The relatives and friends OF the deceased aud those OF
bis brother, Warren Chapman are respectfully Invited
70 attend his funeral from his late residence No 49,
Greenwich street this afternoon, ut two O'clock with
out further invitation. His remains will taken %
Greenwood for interrient.
On Wednesday, January ~ OF scarlet fever, CAppY,
youngest daughter Of Charles and julia NJ Marcher aged
year, IL months and q days.
neral from the residence OF her parents No l79 West
Twenty fifth street, this afternoon O'Clock with
out further notice
On Wednesday evening, January 81, Mrs. ELIZABETH
ROBINSON, aged 50 years
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
inv ed 70 attend the funeral sesvicc at her
No. ~ First street. at half past O'Clock this
ming, and the funeral at the Methodist Church. at New
k0sneIe 81 eleven O'clock to; 10 morrow morning
daughter OK William b. and Mary A. Foster, aged 1
The friends OF the family respectfully invited at
tend her funeral from the residence OF her parents No.
26b Riyington street, this morning, at nine o'clock
spmn,on ~, v 81 In ni pas o. con
lier, Vermont. She lady OF very estimabie cha
racter, and is much mournsd by large circle OF freas
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January 81 OF scarlet
fever WILLIAM only son OF Mary A. and James ?.
Powell, aged year, 10 months and ID days.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon AZ
O'Clock from the residence Of his father, No lt6 Nassau
street corner Of stanton street. Brooklyn without fur
Their notice.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, January 81,
JOHN LESLIE youngest child OF James and Rebecca King,
aged years, months and Is days.
The friends OF the family are invited TO attend the fu
pera this afternoon, at two O'clock from the residence
Of his parents, No 105 Bridge street.
In Flushing. L. l., on Wednesday, January 81, JAMES
SCOTT, in the Sdth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence.
Flushing L. J. tomorrow. The Flushing Railroad train
leaves Fulton slip, N. ", at ten O'Clock 4. NJ
At foboken on Monday, January 20, OF consuc,pton,
Mr.. ISAAC Day. aged 33 years.
His friends invited to attend his funeral, at the
Baptist Church, OF Third and Bloomfield Streets
this afternoon at two O'clock wsh0u. further notice
The remains Of the late Mr. JoHy o. AGSEw, arrived In
the bark " Wright Jr, from san Francisco, Cal. lie
was from the county Derry Ireland but many years
successful merchant in 81. Louis, No.; he
OF great integrity and energy in business and leaves
many friends 10 this city and Boston He Will be inter
red in Philadelphia.
On thursday, January IS at her residence, Edge Ill.,
Accomac county, Va Mrs CArHARIgE CHOPPER, aged ~
years Mrs. Chopper the widow of the late General
John Cooper officer Of the Revolution, and mother
OF Capt. Thomas b Cropper, of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

Prom the New Orleans Picayune, Jan. as
r,1 on Mopday last the ga inst She bings on eight
: 800 in specie, two boxes OF merchandise to J. T..
Iropesa, six boxes 10 the Mexican Consul and one
Leakage TO L J. forssail Her specie is consigned as
Dc Faentss Co. 900 Alexander Harris. 500
=. Valdez: 500 d Nsutre co... 800
The following is a list Of the passengers BY the
Mr. b. Portman, J. Richardsoa W. Adams, A. Ra-
Grey, j. Ygle.ns, GayoIly, Captain williams j. Dough
~, NJ Cranona, J. Monlo, G. RochmiAt, and twenty
se in the steersge.
Captain Forbes reports that the Mexican brig Prospero
onso from this port arrived at Vera Cruz on the 2st
Our intelligence from Vera Cruz by the orizaba
nds 10 the I'D INST, and to the city Of Mexico TO tbs
nh.
me payers before us give accounts Of several
stacks on tocies of revolutionists py government
oops Col E:heagaray announces that he arrived Al
edad, in Michoacsn at p. NJ on the It'll INST, aud
dipg that body Of -four hundred insurgents had
II quilted the place, pursued them and routed them,
ia some horses and arms.
Coi Mazana announces that he had attacked and put
eight The band Of Augustin Sunez usling two aud
hing thss leader Francisco Arroyo, prisoner. col.
&c Maria de Ia Cruz Vega announces ths, the 3lst
C., band led by Ciemsnte serrao. VAS attacked by
tacbment Of the forces under his command about ave
sgues from Purusndro that they routed and
rTa,o captured, and that on the ID he was shot.
In 0ajaca the revelation Il said TO be put down
Col soils Il reported to have routed band az Aro
bth INST. Killing forty OF thom, woundiog macy
bers, and capturing a four.pounder piece.
n Guerrero. the tame day, at the Bsgoria Hill,
other band was attacked and routed 9TH considerable
g. and the capture OF some aumu nition.
me Mexican NATIONAL schooner Rosario an old ansca-
r,by vessel was wrecked at Ayarado bar tEo female
.ssrge ~ losin g their lives on the occasion.
ne Trerch brig of.war 0tgsdo, had arrived at Quay.
10 inquire INTO the Giro unsances Of the Raousset.
uIbon affair. The commander, In the ~ the
.nch Emperor thanssd the Mexican Authorities for
ireAi M. OF the rebels had experienced Gov Areano
,eequsuty paid visit TO the commander on beard Of
vessel
n. formal takipg possession o. the Mcsla Valley BY
United states suttcrite. IL officially announced In
Mezicap papers,
Murray STATE CONVENTION ~ Nrw JERSEY
Id litaTy state ccrysutcE I'll - held to DAY 10
mon y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

ARRIVAL OF THE AUGUSTA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 81, 1855.
The steamship Augusta arrived here from New York,
at o'clock this morning, with al on board well
sAILIHG OF THE CANADA FOR LIVERPOOL.
Boston, Jan. 81, 1855
The steamship Canada sailed from here at 10 O'Clock
Mis- morning, with sixty five passengers for Liverpool
and Halifax. She takes out $27s,3 10 spe
Gle. Alexander sidi ESQ., of Boston, passenger went
~ bearer Of dtspatches 10 London.
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Williamsburg CITY Neyys.,

Assault AND BATTERY A FEAALE.-The trial Of John
p Teale, arrested few nights since charge of
sault and battery German woman named Kaiser,
took place before Justice Boswell Tuesday aternooa
The testimony showed that complainant went to the
house Of Mr. Teale TO collect slo due her husband
work, this refused, and then asked for fifty
cents TO buy food TOR her children, he would
give them something TO eat. Alter some words, it Is
alleged that Teale struck the woman several times,
knocking her down stairs, from which she received
injuries Accused was sentenced to pay fine Of
$40, or twenty days in Jail, If not paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

EHEAP C0Ai.-BTs ~ GROcEfts ND " ~ TBg
yusls for bet red Nsh srs stove Sir al o. ~
Tor ms al vel ,errsn~s aa3 tsrsrsG ire x art
age " B Tksre - 10 eqpv.esMon whatever from its
sb1vs terms kicHARD CLINTON. 20 rnf Krrnas
<,oAL ETDucFD ~ rRicE.-i Az NOW KECElytsC
~ supply 81 sSgFflsf quAhty ~ ri ssh stove
srd 80 ~hleh oil 8slttf, ssA slssshsa, - pTs
~ ton from my yhfts r. Klsr snt Gfsr1=eh
sTssfs iis Dusns strsst Aas TssEiy Arb sff.~' sci
Nlnih AVENUE No ssoss pfiss. pErgR CLINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

CHARLESTON, Jan. 80, 1885.
The cotton market is firm. The sales OF to-day
amounted 10 800 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 81, 1855.
The Afrcas news had favorable effect cotton,
prices becoming sitter. The sales to-day amounted
1850 bales, al prices ranging from DC. 91c.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81 1855.
Stocks are inactive but steady today. Reading
quote at 35x Norris Canal lax; Long Island Railroad
ltx PenDtyvapia Railroad 437s; Pennsylvania Stats
BIS 80. Money is plenty and paper scarce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
Balm OF Thousand Flowers

Have you tried the Balm o. Thousand PloMen
TIE glorious gifi 20 this World II our-
IL clears the skfn til each blush shine. through
Like rosy gleam on n. morning dew.
u abolssh.s frecsles, and pinples, and tan
IL beauties woman, gives cornfor; % man.
Renders shaving lusury, tsnishts Hcon
All botches and chaps lse clouds from the osa
This wonasrfrl prescription Graduates every blsulsb
Of tie shint Lb1 u The most deieioss fragrant ani
be9ihfal wash ior the complss.on placed 10 tbs
toilet FETklB1E o. De'nn " RlSs, ~
rFostvfy ard al crurgsis. Pfi-e % esata
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rRavELLsIss GUIDE.

NyKv Jff9gY RAiIEOtD.-FUg PHntDffFHiA
~ fEf tLs South ana wet rls tefssy Cisy ss1 snt
grs8s hnrs.-Lsa,s ss- Yofk 81 AMI 10 a. u ass
I spd CPs Pare o. rs 10 q asd o. 10 = frs 10 4 q.
ands n stcond ti&ss. o. - IN 10. act ~ ~ att2
ssost ~ q. al vsy sssiiocs Tffosyh ttsss saH fts
Csssfp sa Ga6 sha wesi asi fog Hsraoss wssA rFfss
sorfo9 A. scd ssrossh ossgsss ehseis5 - Nssh ~
bs q AL 10 a NJ kn1 sp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

sAcKvIIIE, ". b., Jan. So A. N.
Beautiful weather, and cold, with west wind
ST. JOHN, N. b. Jan. 81, 1865.
Weather fne and quite moderate--wind from the west
CALAIS, Me-, Jan. 81, 1855.
Pleasant, moderate weather, with west wind.
EAsrPoRT Me-, Jan. 81, 1855.
Weather overcast and cool-wind west.
BANGOR Me-, jan 81, 1866.
Cloudy and rather cool weather-wind west.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 81, 1855.
Quite moderate weather. clear and west.
BosToy, Jan. 81, 1855.
Gear wsather-thermomete Is degrees above zero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
sALEg AT AUCTION.

a LBERr II. NlC0LAY, AUCTIOsEER SOCKS
"A and bonds at anet.on Regular sale AL eEnr IL.
NlCOLAY vii sell this cay, FED. J. at l21s otIoch at
the Merchants Exchange for account OF whom II may
ccpcern-slo,oto be- Castle and Richmond Railroad
LIST mortgage cent convertible bcnds, intrest
BILE New York lst February and IL, August, 81 600
each; 81 COO Crest Western (Illpois) Railroad, LIST
OctoS.r; IS 900 Flushing Railroad Is. mortgage pr
cent bonds intes. payable LIST March and LIST sepsm
ler, 600 each; % ooo State Of Missouri per cent
bonds interest payable ls January and st july 900
each 1000 Cleveland and Toledo Railroad per cent
convertible ncom bonds interest payable LIST January
and LIST July, in Nw Yors 900 each coo Cleveland
GAINESVILLE and Aihtabua Railroad per cent mortgage
bonds, (issued tothe Sudbury and Ere Railroad Com
pany interest payable in Philadelphia let January AMI
LIST July, u GOO each; $4,000 Hudson River Railroad
tbiri mortgage per cent bonds interest payable LIST
May and LIST November, 81 600 each; siS City OF
LIST July 81 600 each t5 600 Cleveland and Pttsbors
Railroad per cent income bonds interest LIST May aud
LIST November 81 900 each 81 900 Northern Indiana Rail
road Goshen Braneb) lat mortgage per cent bonds,
interest lst february and list August 81 900 each Also
by order OF Mssrt. Ex whtehouse, J. b. Varnun aai
A. Body, Trustees OF the late 70 chester Lockpyrt aud
Niagara FAN, Railroad s2i 600 New York Central Hail
road, per cent subscription bonds redecmabe in 1888
interest payable LIST May and LIST November 900 each
do. Ohio Central Railroad $50 each 25 do Northern In
diana construction stock, 500 each; 80 do do do.
hfty dollars Of the Cleveland anil Pttsburg Railroad
Company. 20 shares American Express Company, 500
each; 10 %. Irving bank, $50 each 40 30. Chatham
Bank $50 each co. Knick. rbocker Bank $25 III 20
do Atianh, FaDk 3lO0 each 20 do Suffolk Bank $50 each
~ do Farmers Loan and Trust Company $50 each DO
St. Marsafr Insurance COMPANY S25 each 20oo North
American Fire Insurance Com oany $50 each 100 do.
Harmony Fire Insurance Company, $50 each; 81 do.
North River Fire Insurance Company s25 each 700 do.
Potomac Copper Company, $40 each; 375 do Isabella
Copper Company, $40 each; 600 do. Union Gold Mining
Company OF North Caroiua So each. Terms OF sale =
Ten per cent this day and the balance before O'Clock
TO morrow The a;crued interest all the bonds will
be charged to the purchaser. Next regular sale
Monday Albert Nicolay holds regular sales OF stocks
and bonds every Monday and Thursday, at the Mer.
cbants Exchange and also special sales when required
Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday. At private
SALE great variety OF first class railroad city and stae
be nd bank insurance and other socSs Of nndoubted
character for investment For particulars his pri.
vate sales catalogue. Office No. Broad street. TO
corner OF Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
Fatal Accident on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, 1905.
The down train the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
of the track yesterday, North Bend. The bag
gage and two passenger smashed and a num-
Der Of persons injured but fortunately sero lsy
The brakeman badly wounded
The weather here is cold and navigation is still
Upnded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

Interesting from the Cape OF Good Hope.
TEE AMERICAN REFORMED DUTCH CHURcH-coSDI.
TI0N OF THE CoLOSIsTs-KAFFTR HOsrILITIEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TWENTY CoLoNIsrs.
We have received fles of Cape Town &C. g. H.
papers to the 18th Of December They contain Ave days
later news which important showing the continued
anxiety which felt least the Kaar hostites would
suddenly renewed The frontier settlers were much
alarmed OF their critical position.
Shipping in AgoA Bay was considered quite equal to
THE demand. Freight on wool was quoted Al I'D.
per ID.
The Port Elizabeth papers notice with satisfaction that
slaDd in thorough repair This it stated is very
cessary. The light IL placed that II Is affirmed that
while vessels t~o OF three miles at sea may see the
light, those close 70 it cannot disting uish IL:
The Cape Town Mercantile Adrertiser of De;ember 4th
ayson Sunday last the Rev DR.. Scuddsr, minister Of
lhe Dutch Reformed Church OF North America gaue
the Dutch church at Wynberg to the children
pf that place and neighborbood Notwithstanding the
OF the weather. there very large
ettendance about 400 children being present.
The new trans Vsal Republic, formerly known the
Orange River sovereignty, was going on quite prosper
hat distant region, with good beef, green peas,
oranges, &c.
In the Cape Colony TIE copper mines engross public
attention, with plans for railroads and other public
works.
some of the colonists at Cape Town are indignant at
The idea that they ,biged TO sit upon jury and
in other public capacities with colored persons
but the right given in the constitution and they
Are obliged TO submit
Over the entire colony the public mind was epgroasea
BY the terrible which had occured upon the
rontier and which has before been briefly stated the
accounts by the way Of England
The particulars o. the affair IN the papers coatra
ictory, but this much is certain, that of twenty per-
ms, all colonists, who set upon by the Kairs
rear the frontier Of the colony, only one infant,
escaped. The cornet commanding the company
ned. His feet and hands arst cut, and gradually
was hewed 10 pieces, each piece being thrown into
~ snd burnt The ashes then cast into the river
that every particle Of the hated Englishman should
disappear
One account rays that the colonists brought their
cath upon Themselves by their cruelty TO the natives
liking their cattle and goods, AMI at last demanding
their children to be sold as slaves.
The eolonsts in the djoning settlements thrown
INTO the greatest conformation They gathered into
hurch which surrounded with n stockade and with
two gnn battery from the inside. Thus they waited
attack for few days, but no coming their fears
kere abs yed.
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The Psnobscot and Kennebec Railroad.

uANuVh JHh 1000.
At large meeting Of the citizens Of Bangor, at the
City Han, this evening, resolutions introduced by
Samuel Farren, Esq and unanimously passed. directing
TIE representatives in the legislature to prepare bill
granting authority to loan the credit Of the city in aid
81 the Penobscot and Kennebec Railroad for three hun
dysd tho usand dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

oa vita the store No 10 Aston Hoassy Are auas,ou-
blougnl 10 publ notice every day they will be satsr
tory ansvpred by FREDERICK V. RtlsHTON soo II
the late VIM. l. Rssbton originator and senior partner
Of the late firm Of Rushton CLARK Co.. the old egta
bhfhmf Mt, No 10 Astor House. Of Barclay street
and All broadway, corner o. Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

HoRSnIsyILLE Pa, Jan. 81, 1856.
Beers, the keeper Of bowling saloon in this place,
was instantly killed last evening by blow the head
with bottle in the hands Of Irishman named stephen
Hogan. negro BY the Of Henry Mills also
implicated. Both were arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

thTost all lung Affections are speedily relieved and
finally cured by using Or. HOWE's celebrated cough
candy. Cniltren who presisposei TO Group are
enectuay relieved IN very short time. II Il pleasant
70 eat. solo every who're. Depot 3s2 Broad gay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

STATUE OF JACKSON IN New ORLEANs-rhe
ouneatiou Of tine pedestal for statue of Jackson in
Jackson square New ORLEANS, was commenced on the
29d instant 1t to be bronze statue and Clark Mills
js the artist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

THOR lIvERPoOi4-UNrTED STATES MAIL STEAM.
IT ship PACIFIC, y. Sye, Commander. The .ie.rn.
ship Will depart with the United states mss for Eorope
positively on "Wednesday, February u Mt IL O'Clock NJ
from berth, AZ the loot OF Canal street For freight
passage, hav wing unequaled nmocstons FOR .e
gance aud comfort, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, SO Wall street.
Passengers requested 10 be on board At ia NJ.
The Atlantic will succeed the Pacific, and sail Fec IL
shippers viii plsafe take notice that the ships Of
this lire cannot carry any goods contraband OF war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
Naval Intelligence.

By the arrival OF bark Mary Elizabeth, Capt Ststson
from Rio Janero, learn that the following United
States vessels in that port Dec 15-U s. frigaes
Independence Com. Merwin from New York; Savannah,
CON- salter from River Plate; U. s. sloop war John
Adams Boutwell, from New YORK. U. s. storeship Relief
from New York.
LAUNCH OF THE SABINE The launch of the frgate Sa-
bine, which has been postponed two three times
are informed will OF at the Brookyn Navy Yard,
At 10 O'Clock Saturday morning next The Sabine has
been completely overhauled heightened and remodelle
under the superintendence Of Mr. Deiano naval con
xtructor for this port
Lieutenant James H. Rowan has been ordered to the
command Of the United States brig Bainordge, vice
Lieutenant Charles G. Hunter recently dismissed from
the navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

Lad The honor Of being presented 70 tn. Emperor OF Rus
a IN ls5s and obtaining permission for tbs sale Of this
extraordinary ointment 10 Russia In consequence OF s
great efficacy IN all skin Diseases It will rheum
and acroiua, when all other fail Sold by all drug
gists, and al the manufactures 50 Maiden lane Se~
York, and "a strand London at PC, 6zJsc and 81
PER pot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
Grand Sale OF Winter CIoth,np.-siOO. 900
Broken Ban.s-Present yaiue.-Am

worth OF clothing manuiactured ny three OF the
leading houses in Broadway, for sale at half price
EVANS clothing warehouse, t6 and IS Fulton street
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AIberi IN. NlcoIax win hnJ

Albert II. NicoIay Will hold his Regular
semi weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds tys day
at l2h O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange. For
Their particulars his advertisement in another col
umn Catalogues can be obtained at the ONCE, No.
Broad street