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REEVE 4. kgEEEHT.
(Saccsssor TO Hartley 6. Knight
BEDDING AND AIR PET
w USE.

No. I4s South Second Street, FiUe doors above
SPRUCE STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Where hs keeps constantly on hand full as.
sorimeni Of every article In his limo of business,
Feathers, Feslherbcds, Patent Spring Mattress
ses, Curled hair, Moss Corn Husk and Shaw
Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry, Drns.
sells, Three.Ply, Inglain, Venetian, List, Rag
and Hemp Caipeings Oil Cloths, Canton Mat.
tings, Cocoa aud Spanish Msttings, Floor and
Stair Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Ia
BILE aud Piano Covers, to which he respectfully
invites The attention Of purchasers.
Philadelphia Sept. 1st, ls54.-1y,
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- TN . SONtOUND SYRUP OF
~ TAR, WILD CHERRY AND WOOD
NAFHIHA.-For Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
bion,ch'lis, WoopinS Cough, aud diseases
tending 10
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Is ore Of taabest preparations of the d,v
Tor all diseases of the Throat ard Lunps. AZ
thousands can testify. 1t contains no no,
colc, il can be given with perfect safs,s
to the youngest child. Price twenty-nys
cents per bottle.
RiTrEas AROMATIC DINNER CORDIAL
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Diar:L>se, Low
Spirits, Nervousness, General Debility, SO.
This cordial will be found highly bensd.
clal IN The above disorders; tits pleasant ID
The las,1, and will relieve ia short lime ali
those distressing feelings TO winch dlspeo-
Ics are liable. A few doses will stop tho
most obstinate DiarhnPa. Procure botle
and be cure@ at ohcs. frice fifty cents per
bottle.
RirrERs rEcroRAL SYRUP AVID cARMIHATIvR
This preparation has been in use for over
seventy years in PhladeIpha; it was form.
er!y manufactured BY The grandfather ofths
present proprietor, and as soothing syruP
has stood unyivalled II quickly relieves
colcy pains, and promotes na,ural sleep in
infants. Price twenty-five cents per bottle
vAEswEiTEH's OR BLACK plLLs.
Also known as MoraviaR Pills, Hur's
Pills. Dutch Pills, are safs Purgaiive and
Anli-Billious Pill and no family should bs
without them. Price twenty-five cents pr
box.
The above Medicines San bo obtained Of
The sole proprietor.
|. L. RITTER,
No. 8 South Font Street Philadelphia.
N. b. A liberal discount 10 Druggists and
SIoreksepers.
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Philadelphia s. Reading Rail Road.
PASSENGER TRIMS
For pnitsyi.ie, Handing, &C, g..

FHocENSfGzS AHINo
For PotisyiiIe, ReadiRg, sc. &.
MORNINGS LINES.
Leave Philadelphia aud Pousvile at u o.
clock, P. M. except Sundays
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave Philadelphia and potlsYllie at 81
O'Clock 2. Nj. excep; Sundays,
FARES. ist CLAsE Cd CLASS.
Between philada s. Poltsvil!e, 50 70 50 %
Between Philad'a s. Beading. rs l As
so lbs. Baggage allowed 10 each passen-
ger.
ON SUNDAY-One Tain leaves Philadel-
phia at u o'clock A. NJ aud returns from
Pot,sville at o'clock, p. Nj. taking no bag
FARE FOR THE RSION, 81.
All Tickets must be purchased before en-
terng the Cars,
DEPOT in Philadelphia, Conner OF Broad
and Vine Streets.
By order of The Boar1 of Managers.
S. BRADFORD, Secretary.
Aug. IS, 1854. 3, ----.---.-...--.-
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

weakness of the system, and premature decay,
many of you may Low be suffering, n islcd as
to the canse or source of disease. TO those,
then who by excess have brought on themselves
premature impoteney, involuntary seminal ennis
sions, weakness ard shrvel!ins of the genital
organs, Nervous Allecticn, or any other conse-
quences of unrestraEcd ndG! ;ence OF the sens
aua passions, occasiop;ng the necessity Of re-
nounein. The leLiclies Of
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MARRIAGE,

lcssening both mental and bodily capacity, hold
Henry's InvIgora.iBg Cordial, a medicine that
is purely vegetable, will aid nature to restare
those important functions to healthy state aud
will prove of-serves,,o 90 yn". 1t possesses rare
virtues, is gcncraf remover OF disease and
strenathener of The sya,em.
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Eeegistratioa. Certificates

For the use of clergymen, justices, physi
ians and other perspps in registering maria
Assembly, can be had at the office of the.
Star of the Nor,h.n
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NOTICE /!

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
AN sisued chizens OF Bloomsburg Columbia
County Pennsylvania, will apply to the
next Legislature jor Charter for Bank TO
be located at Boomsburg TO be called The
B." BLOOMSBURG BANK" with banking
privileges of issue, discount and deposit,
with capital of two hundred thousand dol
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1 sTAUFFEE & HARLEY, EA
AssA esl;A
Cheap Watches & Jcyveiry.

"7 "7HOLESALE and RETAIL, at the
w Philadelphia Watch ard Jewelrv
Store, No 96 North Second Street corner OF
Quarry, Philadelphia.
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DHazg
Cast, paid for straw. !,

'Ths subscriber will pay cash for Straw dc.
iivered at his Paper Mill at Millgrove, near
Light Street, al the following rates to wit -
Short straw Sc 80 per ton, long straw 81 per
ton. These rates will be paid for either
Wheat, Rye OF Oats straw in good dry con.
dition.
For FAX, aflef the seed is threshed off, he
will pay $40 per ton. su'e5
THOMAS TRENCH,
Millgrove, April s,h is54.-tf
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God Pens with Pencil s. Silver holder, 90
Gold finger Rings 371 cents TO $50 watch
Glasses, plain, i23 cents; Patent, 1sf Lu-
net, 25; other articles in proportion All
goods warranted 10 be what they are sold
for, STAUFFER g. HARLEY.
0n hand, come Gold aud Silver Levers
and Lepines, still lower than. The above pri-
ces.
September 2is., ,s54-ly.
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YOIING MEN.

That solitary practice, so fatal to the existence
so fatal to the existence of man, and It is the
young who arc most likely to become its VIC
tins, from an ignorance of the danger to which
they subject themselves, causes
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ASA TONIC MEDICINE,

tits unsurpassed. We do not place this Cordial
on a footing with qoack medicines, and. as is
customary, append long list Of recommends
lions DC, beginning with shear what tho prea>
cher says !" and such like; it is not necessary.
for Hcnry's invigoraiing cordial only needs q
trial 10 p:ove all that we say.
THE GENUINE "HENRY'S INVlG-
DRAFTING, CORDIAL"
put up in s OF Pannel Bottle. and is easlv
recognized Ivy the manufacturers signature on
the label Of each Bottle Ito counterfeit which is
forgery,l
To- Sold for 81 per Bottle: siE for IS; SIG
per dozen.
Prepared only by s. Z Cours, No. Frank
lin Row, Vine st., below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, to whom all orders must 10 addressed. For
Sale by all the respectable Druggists and Mer'
chants Throughout, the country.
r. w. DYoTF g. SO@S, No. l32 North
% ST., Philadelphia, Sole Agents for PennsylYaN
MIA.
January 30. 1854, 1-g
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TO FEMlLEs.

Hcnry'a inygoratias cddial is one ofthe most
invaluable medicines in isb many complaints 10
which females are subject. 1t assists nature To
brace :he whole system, check excesscS, and cres
ates renewed health and happiness. Less suf-
lerng, disease and unhappiness among ladies
wouhl exist were they generally to adopt the
use of this co,disl. Ladies who are debIlitated
by those obs,ructiuns which females ore fable
TO, are restored by the use Vi bottle OIL two. TO
bloom and sigor.
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION /!


specifully announce to The citizens Of the
United States and Canalas, that for the ,pur-
pose of cullivating q taste for The fine arts
throughout the county, and with view oil
enabling every family TO become possessed
OF gallery of Eogravings, -
ELY the Fist Artists OF the
Age.
They have determined, in order 10 create an
tensive sale for their Engravings, thus not
only give employment TO large number of
artists and oilers, but inspire among our
countryinen taste for works OF art, TO pre-.
sent 10 the purchasers Of their engraving,
when $50, 600 of which are sold
81. GOO GsETs, of the actual cost OF
$4,000. Each purchaser Of One Dollar
Engraving, therefore, receives not only an
engraving richly worth the money, but also II
ticket which entities him 10 one of tie Gifts
when they ara distributed. 81. -
For Five Dollars, o highly finished Ergra-
wing, beautifully painted in oil, and Five
Gilt Tickets, will be sent; or five dollars
worth of splendid EnGravinss, can be seec.
ted from the Catalogue, aud sent by return
mail OF express.
A copy Of The Catalogue, together With a
specimen Of one OF tac the Engravings, can
be seen at ihe ottce oil this paper.
For each Dollar sent, all Engraving sctu-
ally worth that sum, aud Gift Ticket, will
Immediately be forwarded.
A@AS9A 9AJ@ Es
The Committee believing that the enc
cess Of this Grea, National Undertaking viii
be materially promoted BY the energy and
enterprise OF intelligent aud persevereing
agents, have resolved TO treat witt such Gu
the mos, liberal terms.
Apy person wishing 10 become an Agent,
by sending (posi paid, )sl, will receive by
return of mail, one dollar engraving, Il
"Gilt Ticket" Prospectus, Catalogue and
all other necessary Information.
0u the final complexion of The sale. the
The Gifts will be placed in the hands of
a committee Of the purchasers TO be diSlribu.
ted, due notice OF which will be given
throughout the United States aud the Cana
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A&E9AJ
List of Gifts.


100 Marble bus's Of Washing.
ton at g 500 $4,000
100 CLAW, 100 10000
100 Webster, 100 10000
100 =" Calhoun. 100 10000
so elegant Oil Paintings in
splendid gilt frames, sixe 3
xi Fl. each, 100 5000
700 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3
f. each, SO 5000
500 steel plate Engravngs,
brilliantly colored in oil,
rich gilt frames 2lx3o iu
each, 10 900
I l., 900 elegant steel plate En-
cravings. colored in oil, of
The Washington Morument,
20x26 in. ca. DO 600
237 900 steel plate engravinss,
from 100 different plates
now in possession of aud
owened by the Artists Uu-
ion, OF The market value OF
from 80 cents 10 ST each. 900
first class dwelling, in NY.
City 1900
% Building Lots in 100 and
10i st sis, N. Y. City, each
25xloO IT, dsep, at GOO o2.ooo
100 Villa Sites, containing each
10000 so. IT. in the suburbs
of New York City, and
commanding magnificent
view OF the H0dson River
and Long Island Sonnd, at 500 $1,000
20 perpeluals loans OF cash,
without iniereTesl, or se.
curIly of $3.50 each INN
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NETTEEs's FAMILY MED.
EatsNg3.

PlTTER'S COMPOUND SYRUP or
~ TAR, WILD CHERRY AND WOOD
NI,AFHTHA:-For Conahs, Colds Asthma.
bfon,.chllls, Woopins Cough, aud diseases
tending 10
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nENRF's lNVIG9RATING C0RHIAL,
Purely Vegetable in its Composition!


This invaluable cordial is extracted from
herbs and roots which have been found nf.
ter Yeas of experience, by the mos. skilfnl
physicians to he possessed Of qualities the most
beneficial in the diseases for which il is rec.
commended, aud hence while II is presented
to the public as an elica&ous remedy, It Is also
known to he Of that ehafaeter on which reli'
ance may he placed as % ito safety. In cases
of lmpotency, Hemorrhgcs, Disordcrcd sierl-
uy, Menstruatior, OF Suppression of the Men.
ses, Fluor .albus or Whites, or for
DEBILHTY,
arising from any cause, SUB as weakness from
sicknesa, where the pniieit has been confined
40 bed for some time, for females after confire'
ment, abortion or miscarriage, this cordial can
not be exeelled II. its salutiry effects: or in the
loss Of muscular energy, irriiibility, physical
prostralon, seminal weakness. palpitation o
the heart. indigestion. sltggishness, decay
the procreative funcliony nervousness &c.
where ioric medicine is required, it will ba
found equal, if not supenir 10 any compounc
ever used.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-21
New Patents Issued.

List of patents issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending JAN 16-each bearing that
Thomas H. Barlow, of lexington KY, for Improvement
Jarvis Case, Of Springfield Ohio, for Improvement in
seed planters.
John 5. Barden of New Haven Conn., for water meter.
Jotham s. Conant, OF New York, N r., for improve.
william c. Hopper, of Pittsburg, Penn, for bench
plane.
Edward H. Graham, OF Biddeford, Me-, for improve.
John H. Allen, of Bddeford, Me-, for Improvement in
John S. Addison, of New York N. Y, for improved
gold washer and nmalgamator.
Alfred G. CARAT Of Hanover Mass, for improvement
in plugs for lubrcatng axles.
Michael B. Dyott, Of Philadelphia, Pa, for improve.
ment in lamp shades.
Arnton Smith, of Macoupn county, Ill, for improve
Samuel H. Robinson, of Baltimore, Nd, for improve
ment in lime kilns.
Alonzo D. Perry of Newark, N. j., for improvement in
Ere arms.
Lucius Pase. Of Cavendsh VT, for improvement in
brake blocks far railroad cars.
John L. Mcpnessoa, Of New Vienna, Ohio, for improve
Hezekiah B. Smith, If Lowell, Mass, for improvement
in sewing m ichines
chine.
Elisha P. Beckwith, of New London Conn., for i'm
provement in spring balances.
Abjah r. Tewkesbury of Boston Mass, for improved
'' Sasy 'RRssssas of Norwich Mass. for
hand truck.
o. b. Judd, Of Little Falls, N. Y for improvement in
grain and grass hsrvesters
John A. Pitts, of Buffalo, A. Y FOR improvement in
straw cutters.
+. L. Halves, OF Worcester, Mass, for machine for
making boxes OF paper.
Elijah Morgan, Of Morgantown, Va, for improvement
in seed planters.
John Mascher of Philadelphia, Pa, for stereoscoplc
medallion.
Hezekah COnant of Hartford, Conn. for improvement
in moulds for casting projectes.
John sutton, OF New York, N. Y. for lubrcator for
steam engines.
Stephen L. Stokstill and Peter II. Humes, of Brandt
Ohio, for Improvement in seed planters.
Gustavus Wissenborn, OF New York. N. Y, for i'm
proved arrangement of altering apparatus prevent
crustation in steam boilers.
John T. Wlllmarth, of Northbridge, Mass, improved
dies for making bolts
Wendell Wright, of New York, N Y, for improvement
in mode OF connecting pipes for steam boilers
Ambrose Foster OF Portland Wisconsin, and Eliza beth
A. Messenger ADMINISTRATIVE and VIM. spencer, admi-
Distrator OF John A. Messenger, deceased of Milwaukee
Wisconsin, assignors through said Administrative and
administrator TO Ambrose Foster aforesaid for improved
building block
VIM. Leighton, OF Cambridge, Mass, assgnor to the
New England Glass Company Of place. for improve
ments in door knobs.
Re-issue-James Radley and John W. Hunter, of New
York N. Y, for improvements in spark arrestors Pa.
tented January 2, 1850
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Port OF New York, january 20, 1855.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship knoariiis LUDLOW, ssvsnaaS M.eS SIer''
Steamship James Adger, Turner, Charleston, spoord,
Steamship jamestown Parrish, Norfolk, de, Ludlam 4
steamship Goodrich New Orleans,
iPP%PiD sns Ts Schmidt
sP k ksysS'sT ssnaxoh ISLANDS N.or
%s,s f asyrs wv ssi.:ss We Co.
Ship Union Davis Ne. o1issns si% Frost. sons
B BsTs Gs% Of ss ss. Miller, a.ssa aaars
s Eas @ pissls Me%' .sy
B Brs c E% h a. 9fssy NJ Pssa
schr Ia Luce (sci, Diberto. Venice, chambsrn. Ro
schr SiShtipgaie, Hall, Proyidspes, master.
schr River Queen, Fowler, Pro tdenee, master.
sebr Ocean wave, Harvey, SswSern, Dsvi. 1 Holmes.
s ss 4seIs n M.Sst %%9s,Sn Murray
sehr = wotton sprsgue, EdentOn, Van Brun. sissh,
Schr Perry, Thomas, Beaufort, Davis Holmes.
s 60
aasf s,nSor r sanae4Pd fSsd.ess
steamer Piedmont, Post, Baltimore, H b Cromwell
ARRIVED.
SS SS ss Cane
ship NahsiIe, hence Tor Charleston.
TO Rsnaald Francois; vessel to master
val are ,s NC d. with ~
Tngqus, lost on HatterAs Shoai.
ton and nsTs rSss,% days. with cot
schr Ann se'sn Myers Charleston days with cotton
sehI Aissm.rle, FieSa. Plymouth, nc, days
seSr Edwin Reed, Reed, PSii.dsiphi., ad.ys
Schr Isaac Rich, Horton, Philadelphia, days
Schr Harrison Jones, Carthier Baltimore, days.
Schr n Raymond, sauHder, Norwich.
san lf bergen Poa SCI
Schx Nathaniel Lank, Boone, Delaware.
Schr Bithageer Pervell, Delaware.
Schr Willard Phillip. Phillip, Delaware.
BELOW.
Bark Peter Demill days from savannahby pilotboat
Elwood Walter.
Also one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships North star Aspinwsll; Glasgow (Br, Gias
gov. knoxylle savannah Jas Adger, Chareston James
town, Norfolk, &C; ship Bavaria, Hayre
Wind during the day from wsw.
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The lumber business for the year 1854 has
some peculiar features The receipts show a large de
those of the previous season amounting to
922 feet of boards and scantng Heretofore they
have shown large increase in each succeeding year
will be by table Of receipts given below The
falling of this year caused mostly by the OF
last winter for logging and partly by the diversion
OF Canada lumber to Quebec (where In consequence
increased foreign shipments the market in the early
part Of the better than ours TO Chicago
OF larger proportion Of MICHIGAN pine This anti
cipatsd by the trade and last spring estimated the
falling of in receipts At 100 900 900 feet Another mark
cd feature 10 that prices Notwithstanding the money
pressure and consequent stagnation in business
ruled higher than in ls53-eommencing at advance Of
full Eve per cent and closing at about the figures
that year This was partially caused by the diminished
receipts but by the enlargement OF the area OF
sales, in consequences Of the supply from Maine being
largely cut of by the extreme and lasting drought there
experienced This opened up market for Albany lum
Der Eastern ports the West Indies and South Amer
ca heretofore mostly monopolized by Bangor Calais St.
John, &c. Had the usual quantity been manufactured
West and East prices would have gone down below the
cost production but the decreased supply has enabled
manufacturers TO realize remuneratiye rates.
The receipts at Albany for the last five years as re.
ported by the Canal Department. are as follows
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The Case q Mr.. Fenx.
xxCIrnnHNr IN HAVANA RESTRICTING HIS PROBABLE
FATK-wILL DUB CONVENIENT MTHRP1Rl TO
AVERT TIT
NEW YoRK, Ian. II, 1854.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD.
send with this sone extracts from q private
letter received to-day from Havana via New OrleAnL
II seems young Felix's friends begin to fear that he
may be executed.
States service? II not, where Ia he1 Let him DO
placed ut the head Of our affairs, where he can
watch al American interests. We want an ener.
getic patriot like him at Warrington, either In the
White House or At tho head of the State depart
ment. Az the commander Of United States ship,
he will no doubt do his duty like true American
as he Is; but at the helm Of the great ship Of Stsse
he would have an opportunity for greater useful
ness, and do something to elevate the country from
the miserable degradation into which this cowardly
nd besotted administration have sunk II. D.
Extract of private letter from Havana dated Dec 81
Young Felix's case looks very gloomy; he hes
been sent With Estrampes, alias 1ste, to the
Moro, and shut up alone in a dark cell; previous.
y he occupied spacious and comfortable room,
where his friends daily went to see him-all the
Americans in town visited him when they pleased.
Estrsmpes has many relations and friends OF high
standing In Havana, some Of them beautiful ladies'
who visit him from morning till night, taking their
chairs along and sitting in front Of his grated cell
window; but that pleasure was Of short duration :
10 one can see either Of them now.
1t is currently reported that EstramDes Is to be
ganoted, .quartered, and his head stuck on pols
and sent to BaracOa. Added to this rumor is one
that Felix has been sentenced to bs garr0ted but
longer time will be given HIM, in order that they
(this government) may learn show 1t takes" with
Governor Marcy. Our Consul, even, ia in the dark
about it, nothing can be asoertained for certainty
as the government do as they like, usually giving no
one-not even the prisoners- than twenty-four
hours notice what the sentence is. The Consul
thinks Estrampes will suffer death, but that they
dare not touch Q hair Of Felix's head. When they
attempt thing Of the kiad on Felix revolution
viii break out, which will be terrible in the end to
the government, and mot very pleasant, while It
lasts, for Americans. The HEEALD corresp ondens
calls almost daily to zee me-. furnished him with
Q copy Of Estrampes' confession. You will see II ia
the HERALD soon, but not before next stea ner say
the 10TH. An eloquent thing it s about four fools
cap pages, and will be generally read in the United
States. Nothing else Is talked about here but this
case. Every corner has its knot Of busybodes. while
the name Of Felix Is passing round just loud enough
to let one know what the topic Of conversation is
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The estimated value Of the receipts of 1854 is
90, 200 900.
The quantity left in market 10 be wintersd Is large
though not well assorted Is esti,ted at 900 900
feet consisting principally of tally boards and plank
with but small proportion OF box pine spruce hard
woods, and scarcely any clear piue nemock. OF
the quantity nov 10 market IL much Greater than
usual The prices have been high exceeding those OF
b3 ten per cent but the heavy stock hand both
here ami In Nee York. with the small demand for ex.
port renders probable that prices viii tall of the
coming season, uness the quantity coming TO market
should much diminished II must be reoolscted that
the demand Tor slaves comes in great degree. from
the vape growing countries This crop in France and
Italy was largely cut on by disease aud they will con
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sHiP TNeouA-The schr Howard arrived yesterday with
the balance OF the Of the clipper ship Tngqua lost
Hatteras
BARN CAVALIER from Batimore for Rio Janero AZ Nor
folk in distress been ordered return 70 for repairs
pRIs PARKINSON, Savage, from CoatIacoaoos for New
York before reported AZ Havana In distress leaking
badly and would have discharge part II not ALL
cargo.
Rare HoILANprR Of Gloucester, from st Domingo City
for LIVER oo which ashore the 81 Domingo Coast
became n total loss
Bp pnis ELrzArrrW (of Yarmouth. Ns), Scott from Ar
drossn went ashore Of lgth the thick
Storm On Sciuats Besocrev saved Vessel and cargo ia
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rumored TO be suspended will be finished BY the L., on
NAY and duly delivered 10 the general government The
term for delivery does not expire till the lh Of Nav
The canal costs million dollars Ia round numbers
for which the contractors receive an
thousand OF land valued average OF ten Dol
lars per acre Of which two hundred aud hfty
are valuable copper land the Lake perior region AN
Eve hundred thousand nne pine land the heat
part Of which Is already located Including the lands i'm
Tnediateiy around the Falls,
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ARRAIeNlNa OF PRISONERS.


Before Hon. Judge Mitchell and jury
JAN. co. Henry r. Romertge against he Rutland and
Burlington Railrodd Company The plaintiff was a
passenger the Of the defendants from RutI.nd
and Burlington the 2sth day OF May 1853 on which
day, at Brandon station a collision took place
between the In which the plaintiff was ouch pas
ssnger and locomotive running the same ira *
The plaintiff alleges that he seriously injured aud
has suffered great damage therefrom. Verdict $50