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Of time. .rala.4 siea1 nov 2Sr--dlyt
HENRY,s INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
DERFECTLYIyeg vegetables IN, ms ceanposi-
ton. for the cure II NeryousID issAsns, Physical
Lassitnde, General Prostitution Suggishnsss q the
Liver Dymepsiao Excitement Restlessness, Sleep
lessness Confusion Of Ideas, Melancholy, Ipcspacity
for Study or Business, Dislike OF Society &C. 81 ri
q HENRY'S INvIGORATlNG CORDIAL will I'M
crease and restore the appetite, tho ena
by sensual excesses or evil practoss induce con-
tinual cheerfulness and equsnimasy q sparits ana
Persons Of pale complexion and oonsumptive habits
are restored BY the use Of bottle or two, 10 bloom
and vigos changing ;Se ss ord nem Ps,o
Price "a per bottle; three for y isi1 for ST.
Sole proprietor, .. 4. OVhEr
For sale by Druggists GENERALLY, and ~ ,asbanQ
w. Ii. GILhAN, aok ,al fea9h PEf1 N ta s.
@. SrorT, d Co., g0 aH ,s4agasbR
DANIEL B. CLARKE, gafa& Ssg&
@. T.. DAVIS, 1Js A 3it aat 4st-
u. ID. GILLIAN, u hifg | uy.s1s, >,k,, e;k,, -
ScHwARTz a Sox f'-s'"s'tYesf
NAxTN y. KING, sW StBeH ftTHtt
(, SAMUEL @. EsPEY, III }3f teh
KIDwELL b LAURxScS, Me tsy aY7at
o. BOswELL.e lira ,ss.J y 3a.ag8G h.iF igJ
PEEL 4 SrEvEns, 'a LIZ l.ifIa
j. r. P.Kaposr, III AleDGadria, Ia.
K baf B. @. MAJoR, .t Rs 99h0l g-ttitlAtE
4 Al =, IN BA bpSgs'.s Basimoye, Nd.
z. BAx.a, p.... flso Richmond, Pa.
JOHNSTON q WALlAos, Essd4riess3s,g, Va.
JB CAApRELL, 2a PortsmoSth "a.
tn; EsEaiDGsS X, Sssunton, "a. ~ 4
JOHN D. PARK, als,s Oiaoinnasi, Ohio.
And BY Druggists sverywhere. oaA a17 aass
dee 20 9ga A ar 5st IL aps.Lit w e
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~ WILLIAM PLANT - Ce., Underta-
a. kers residence 4lB BoventA street, between 4
and II streets. Intorments procured y any ground
or cemetery. Cofins Cspa, Shrouds Carriages,
Hearse and every article for intesnsnts Of the Best
quality furnished at short notice. the most resson-
able terms, and ~ all hours Of the night Having
the exclusive right Of Orumps Patent Corpse Pre-
server, guarantee to keep the dead for any saEh
of time E4 t1.s 800 nov xSv--dly
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IT III. JOHNSON, Family Grocer, corner
a. o. Of Scrcnfh and streets No. 49, IL being
stantly supplied with fresh Family Groceries Of all
kinda 10 which he respectfully socits the patronage
81 his friends. Y t.ifGaziik - FIse nov is--hk
1.s los III
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UyRIGCs, HALL a. CO., Engineers and
NJ General Maahinisis, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west, Washington, District Of Co
umbia tH nov III -ly
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PROsPERI's COMET BAND

PROsPERI's CORNET BAND.
Leadsr j. NJ PRosPsRI-- Conductor, II. PRosPEEI-
x sd' J.. WEssER, Cotillion Conductor.WAlH sal
HAVING associated in our Band some
In II the most scientific and best skilled musicians
in this city, we prepared to attend Military Pa
rsdes, Balls, Private Parties, with any number Of
Residence. oppoAite the Marine Barracks
nny 29--ly YUAitAt n f+se.A ~ "a stF fNtt4A
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III remain in Washington, and have the honor
Of hearing Mr.. Keitt speak again, you shall hear
from your loving nephew, PLuoos.
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q. 900 WANTED.

ANY PERSON HAVING THE ABOVE
N amount 70 loan, on the most unexceptionable
real-estats security viii hear Of customer by adj
dressing, with real name, Boz 1874, Washington City
Post Office H nov 25-dh
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Price 81 per box or, for the convenience Of those
residing where IL has not been introduced a. yet
win be forwarded by mail prepaid, TO any one en-,
closing "a letter-stamps in any part OF tho United
States except Oregon and California or 70 those fo'
60 stamps. .4t..lxl - :. j
EH- liberal discount 10 dealers, and delivered IN
New York city free Of expense. j
nov 18~1y III g1fueat915.n - n ~ 81 - Il
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And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec lQ-anRrn
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HUErs LINnENr has made many cxtraor-
binary cures, some Of which are almost incred
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PoLITTCAL NTELLIGENCE.

Nyw.JyRstY.-THE GOyERSoR. MEssAGy Tie
organization Of the Legislature Of EewJersey was
completed yesterday, and Gov. Price sent IN his
Messase. Of which We give brief abstract. The
condition of the Treasury is satisfactory. Inc Ordi-
nary di. bursements for the pat year were sJos-l H.
The spVroprietous for schools, geographical surveys
aLd LuDatic Asylum swell the expenditures OF 10;
YEAR h. sl-0 fo4 - The re eipts were 81 Y3t '''
On the 3lst OF December there remained IN stA'e
The find for the supyor. Of free schools amounts %
.4O3 20 g. showing an Increase during the lat year
Of 81 90 20.
The retor, Of the Bank Co-amis sione-s re ,on-
mending some amendments 10 the General Bankin,
Laws the State, suggested mostly by the laws OF
New-YOrk o tina; subject, meet with the Executive
sanc,iOD. Special charters ars disapproyed 10 the
Messsge and an adherence 10 the general laws as the
safes systsm Of banking was strongly urged. As
means OF promoting metallic currency the GOVernor
recommends he passage OF II al tnis session. pro-
bDitirg the circulation Of bsnk notes o. derom'nt-
lion OF five dollars ana under. % take effect imne-
etel, and after two yeas All bank bills Of tae de-
p.mirafou of ten dollars and under, and alter I'VE
wears all bank notes under the denomination Of 'geH-
~ dollar 18th sufficient penalties Tor iie
hnce. az.
Thee ms been en- increased interest IN the public
chools during tae past year TIE iAy OF last session
Authorizing " Teachers Institutes, h's been AZ IN
pofran' feature in the progress and improvement -
rrf -,eofcgi or.rat.On o. or educsf0n2I sYsteG 4
eer number OF children has attended seHO1i, u IN
during nv pre-, year. The sun rs4sed o. Ia IA
tie ,cwtslls Tor sch0ei purposes nss increased
ne total anosnt expended fO- school purposes, ~ei
srf-.l ~ TIE establishment 81 S.ete Norma
Scto. fo- the education OF Tea hers s recomnsndgt
Iu,enrersr &c i Acknowledged 10 be greN =vI oa;
owing 20 difference If opinion, ~ - VIA, iF -ho0
nc ,sss.d /; is doubled in ne rne--s1e ihst any e
,.ciive course vii be adopted. Ine Luna;e Asy-
juIn is beiag enlarged. Tie State Pr,on nAs oeea
charged during the year. There are rgnarIy dni-
formed commissioned military companies n ne sia,e
beinc considerable increase during lie wear. Al IL
res OF pay OF the Ne ~-Jersey pos esomrnened.
lsv prohibiting the Courts irOm nsi1ralizins Tor
period Ct line previous to the STATE eieGacai, 1oal1
be ATTENDED with beneficial results and ada zee.
nr,;tv 70 the bsVot-box The non enforcement Of
he ItsA;ion and spirit OF he existing iaw has gwen
re 70 an sb1se which demands a remedy, and n.s
aroused feeling and spirit becoming 70 P.tro'ps
American citizens, which Is sympsthized n oy o'<n
na,uraiEec ard native citizens.
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the is,uirg Of tbs patent Honestesds TO DO granted
on coud ion Of actual settlement. and cult Ati)n for
FIVE YEAR
stead stau'd -'.i Oh IT, merits ADD no y
rass tho bi pending. The i'-re-tea@ coui o.: IS
tie Sersfe He argued FRI ffs0r Of striking o1t tre
fGb -ettio1 - = was % qr,s'i'ns Re r'p-~tv II
foreigner. tfosft'r - c0e ltrer, - ~ n't b. eT-
,lu6et b. would vote ~ -ifst fhe an4aI ment.
Nr. DaN sON rtpli-d If there were Any iouh'
about De 9Th sesti,p, b. would consen' 70 s.dSs It
out
NJ. ETHrRIDGE ,si6 r. extended tse baoaa,. of
Hon. sfe-d g. foreigners ber-sl,or . arfive. H.
vrfted q" e1o.ude iuu eu-o for-i-n eaiS-a'ion
NJ JONES 'T-nn os1'eu1ed thst ns'pra'izad
foreign - Should have III the neDe6s gusrinsef %
chr c'.zeIs by tie Corstu 1n; II the ob C; Is T.
etc'Hee them repeal m Naturalization laws.
Dir. COBB A. against l"sislsng fr psrson' nov
20 foreign counues. Let those at present here be
inst amended n.
Dr.. DAWSON Homestead Amendment VA. 70
iscted by a vote of72 against %
YFAs-Me,n, Jsses C. Allen, M wis Alien Ui)
can Coz Curt. Dsys Gsd DAVIS q - Di~-
,os. Ddb.t DsnbT D0rtsDc Iddy k,ho't' E.L.on'
vooo Gov. Hs-firU. Hsnsrei', Hon, Hie''er,
Jss', He.h,' J9ae' .rr1 , ~ yrsss' ,o2s'
Dleds,<,ffo Noble o.d'. Diver, ~. Pe.s Pa-io..
IN suith Tern S,spfot reuul st.vhsn' s;ty-n' So
ton sr.uh Stuart tNi ~ r4yor. ~ rfa1' seed. DO
I'm. V.ibiIaEe ~sEer wlss w.'1borar, Well, "sn-
N.Y. s,, $780,, iis'n Arg,.os 60 A.ss pa s.
~. FtIf b'nff NtfktGtlf f'lcA'I NNhA'- W.
con hls. srcoct Eoyce. DOoks. hHts Campbell 'Tren
Ter C.runer. Cse Chess Chstsi7 Cn.-us1, COt9, Cor
,in C,aire Ciocker Colom. DIX Do~tel Esr 7nd. "a
,rnrs.os io, E,he,dse Flss4r Yr4ukio Fuller. 9ooi.
H.uit,r Esilsn fOtol Harris, fAts Haven Hi5b>f4'
FnI Pllver hou'ton. HuUt. Johrsrn kfE-U. Knox,
Kuru Lsnb Levi, NsKNsl Miller. QndJ hlssa, Gsa9rse
Morr.on Si-hols Or Psrser, PelnDsou PeIsins 10
Phillips Powell Pfstt pring-. Purv'sr, Res1F kee'~ "a
O. Rogsr. Roe. Buh1 50 sage -eFsrd Sem 'ur'
shsw showrr simmons sni'h VA smith, Ala snYta.
soeIs rfyior, iOh,e Taylor, Tenn FsIef' Ihu'oo'
Ws'l.g Wheeler Wright. ZoIicofer
The bin smepda'ory Of the Land Graduation bH!
was then rejecied-G3 6e ans %.
u was intended 70 guard against abuse, BY reqn ring
the nerson entering .ud - that dOi0g 40 IA for
hs own benefit and not FOR nat of another. directly
or noirCcGy. No person 20 be entitled 70 the benefit
Of the oct excen. citizens &c the United States aud
those who have filed tbeir intention Of becoming such
Mr. DAWSON moved the lIou'e proceed TO the
business On the Speaker tsbl- with Wow Of reach
ing the Homestead bill, as returned from the Senate,
with the smondmt lts
Pending wh Oh motion, the House adjourned
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TIE RATIROAp RIOrS AT gRIg.
Ger -.ocot nee Of IT, = l rnssse.
ERIs Z, M,niaY lAr ; isNl

Aaf -'Ssiaf1-r % 10 = I AtescN>
ERIs P,. Monday Jan :. 1854
he great f-r S-ste Of Fsonsy'v ms llpts
", Ss,s-se.1, aJ 'ectse..i Nas s-, % "a " mo
os,- b,f-s,u Oh, aEc ,oe se,-h,si ra' pa. ls
sot g. be t-,m1.,i up,p. they vi not admit "a
nave heir fa-u,. ,o-rcr o'. ant saoo- eah meal
va'r- hy ra,lro,d ,ssck OF ,be " IA OF fow fsss
sid 'eS n,hos, snj So d; Z. ". T. day, "a c,a
uerorauos ct the Gay II Sew.Ore,us. the mo)s
sentl,d At Harbcr Creek, sni bv c.r,c,ila o. .as
Coma .ss.oucr. 81 II siw,ys frtA,;t,~n.i., ok
up Gle rsis Of the Like Sb.re R,Sl. s,l s'a,el q,
be .-aDe a. three points where she railroad ~as IN
'trtr-r, b. E'gt-rts~.
a his plsce b. Da'ch A-'ilery Companies %.
~aret ai I'D \ VI frsa = salute ~ n,au ans is
Missed Iumeiiste's afier ,ho sslu'e tAe bell up,a
he Court House ives vol. MY rung sui c-oE 81
.one SEQ persons mostly DIch. as, nhlei. Tsey
we're sdiresse by saVr-l ~ the native c'rr'n., w,
@r5taSor,t o. persuade 20 ps,nca sul re.is ncs
TIE Courts The cery men whom they lei % scts sf
vio'cic. ard defiance 1t Law only syeV before. YOs
can imagine bow such stvice was r,c@iv'<' ami how
readil, the crowc icl'owa The l4st al th- cu1r u
the Gerusn pspe- who addressed Them m q irntr,
tellit. ih,m .ls; Lowry = K King go zone, the
fo Whoa tEey hsd been steoing had oesn b'ug1t
BY ihe kairosd { 1panv snt o. wts the cnly
true nan there. He flushed Nv i0ylIn- Al q :,
with HIM ~ he road sui As Il bin N removing me
nuissrces M snioc thereby ths bridges over Slste
sid Ft,u,h-ts. aod the several Level crpssipgs m
the city. TIE mob accepted the invitation with
yei's Of spp'l use SUD proceeded 70 ihe work. At
his time T. would have been essy O have stsppad
he violence by two three Srrets Nus S,srd Vim
cent the ground hut he l.it in red or ~eil-
fssre- dismay ss soon me frs bio - Ners strnck
upon the lr'cce, sad did MT return un'it tho NIB
hsd got vsru With their work ami then withruts
posse or assistance 81 any kind though mqny prof
Tered al H. got Just What he deserved. Fac inca
hustled ard showed him. the bows pelt'd h, n With
snow balls sui stones. and he would doubt, have
been now Ny deslt VITA bat or tne interference Of
Jud-e MI = Who i,' hin ogt Of barn WAY ,nd sold
the croso ia chick bv t, really courageous bearing.
The Sheriff is poor stirs.
No other stt.upt wss maie - arrest tina dsstruc-
ton and The work went "a until the brdges wsre
der roytd htd the crossings tsken up even ~ the
crossings e. the "A-h-'ane Branch which VAS
built hy ord. of the Couft Afier the bridges we're
partially torn down the fragments we've sot ~ hre,
and se now burning, having communicated TO tbs
part net torn down.
Tbs ruats east aud wst gil' hereafter run only
train per day zach rsy, ledvins Gle gelint snd
Bufslo in The morning.
1t is impossible NJ yet TO mskc gusss as 20 the
length of time that the interruption may continue,
and so on that point will -ay no'hiug. You m De
pend hearing the frsfsint whisper OF sottomeut
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Tns MANI % raE CoUSrIEs ~ NEsRAshA.-ine
late acting Territorial Governor, I. b. Gaming 10
dividing Nebrasks lnte Counties, has thus designated
them Douglas. Cos, Pierce FOTey, Dodge Hlcn-
ardson. Burt. end Washington. Notwithstanding
these high. flown names, the Popular Sovereignty
wss yindicsnd in p manner rot exactly to the Gov.
errors liking, An Ani.Douglas Delegate IS eiec''
70 Congress. There counties are not as yot very
popuous az We should judge from the following IN
The Beller0u Pojiod.va Of the 18th ult
RrKr COrxrY.-We ere assured by "a gentleman,
Who csrne directly from Burt County that there IL not
single lorse or resident in thai County, except saw
e0ssspd wild beasfs-snd what OF u Why ma1
INIT Ia. eiecec three men - The Territorial Legs
.a,nse Can en- OUTRAGE ike tbs b eD5ured by TIE
fe. u.op'e q Neb-B.ks VII the good sense OF tae
.orie allow th0se m.n 90 ,ske their seats IN tho
lc2 stature c... 10, thew
20 fbout N thsir natural gsr5, and are enuus' bs
consideration a. such. OEt toe wolves mo-. saeb
dreaded are poosl wolye, IN sleeps el2.hn places
ere they who defrtud tie people BY e. and not
which have no ishsbsnts rsPrs.n. s,ying MI
allowing representation 70 other p ~
rrerous ana respectable populaiion-
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LIE snrrHFRN CONYENTION.

INV ORLEANS, Mood ", jan > -
Ire great Sao'hern Corvsotioo met nFlo - 10y,
osiv co Deleg.tes were pres-ns Mayor i%Ni1 ~
Ieetsd she t. mporary Chairman huu = ~ -
vss appointed 70 born.uats psrnanen' ""''o''' '0"
A. Convention adjourned until fo-In"rr@" "
NEw ORtzAss, TUESDAY Jan. y ~
The southern Convention ss'en'''q sSa'h - 'H!,
srd Gen L1maI Of Texas, WAS 2 e''sd pr b" '"'"
Prstioent. 80 ION D.la,.,,.
..,s nressnt, ir cludine - from Lod'sians
'p.pf.l,tia"s were offered for he inpr,veaent Of
A. G.lyss,on bsr AID barber, and for ths Establish.
.s,t Of NJ aine Hospital there. ADJOURNED onui
kUOrrOr.
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uo,rsE OF REPRE- SENrATIyES.

Amopc other business, Mr. RICHARDSON intro
tsced bill for the improvement Of the Mississippi
River and its tributaries. Referred 70 the Committee
- Commerce.
vas amour ced as first in order, 10 which was pend
hg Mr.. Dawson amendment giving homestead, Too
orree at IA cents per acre, on cOndiiJn OF sclna
settlement and cultivation.
Nj. CAMPBELL did not ike this way OF tscklnc
Ae Homestead principle Oh tins hli ana DIV
bg it through under the operation 81 the previous
srtstion Let the IIouse wait until the Homesie ~
6l as amended bv Mr. Hunter IN the Seuse, shall
conc up before they si;eDp' TO ensraft the Home
aead prov sion.
Mr.. ORR was opposed 20 the Homestead principle,
q The effects would be 10 take the common fund, be-
krgng TO all the States Tor the purpose OF draining
Nd States TO settle the new. ln reply 10 qNce non
Of Mr. Jones of Tennessee, lie said the ns,iona IL
crease Of the population and emigration would settle
Ne Territories.
Mr. DAWSON showed tia, free grants Of lana
we're not new principle, as asserted 10y br. Orr
Il has eten the policy of tae Government from It's
Wmmer cement.
Mr.. ORR replied. saying the tendency Of the times
b 10 make the people lean on the Government, when
he Government should lean on the people. !. was
tne TO put stop 10 i.
Mr., CAMPBELL moved the bill and the amend
nent be referred TO the Com niitee OF the Whole
he State Of the Union
The question was then stated on agreeing to Mr..
Dawson amendment, providing, IN substance, that
1py frts persop who is the head OF family, aud &
citizen Of the United Stacs shall he entitled 70 enter
INTO quarter section OF land at l+s Genus per sore 70
Be paid at the expiration Of five years from 'Ie us
W anti IN. ann section proposes similar benefits
q spv Individual now resident Of any State or Ter
rtery not citizen Of tho United States put ~ ,uS
time OF ,bs psssage of the act having previously noa
odselarsNsn VI his inteAtiso 10 become such osisrs
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RrNo,AIs ASD APPOfSTNgSrs At THE SING SING
PRlsoN.-Srce TUESDAY last tho following removals.
and appointments have been made by the Board OF
PrisOD Inspt ctcr-'
Surgeon vice DIR. Geo. j. Fisher; Is Gage Berry, OF
Cb.nargo. Clerk vice Casper G. Childs, Jr.
KEspsRs REMOVED Andrew Deyesu. gilbert = Shrr
cod George LOVING Joseph smith Addison HUI steEins
0r,r NJ Tomp.ius Peer Esiurol. VIM. NJ Wheeisr
KEpEss Peer y. Lynch. AmbfD's spen,'I
thin Ard.r,an Adam W Bird, LamaIouh. Amos bs'
-'rt L.wi.H MIL Ben amin Letgeu. b W Powell
t,vAEps RFMoyFD -isaso Van Wat, John u lompsins
Ransom Lambert, Vim. hunii VIM H. "ss'o''' "n'''' "
Aer joseph Fsnsgsr. ID a. n.
Gv,,ps lProtsTED a bert Fsher ysrss X O's,f Dso
u u,,eb-ct perrv Bsrr. Chs.ss b. Bell Ei,h C.zls.
uernge M,frtE
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"a 20 be natives Of ooan Ahsi-
f'.1ioA, &c .r.,ovn IL Europe previous TO the
cs. I1sy ,. ~ssy Queen Anne vile of james Of
s,1rsn'h eeSa Ssm Tpon her table luxury that
Ensls-o .s ssS IS cent? pound. We now think
oct Two '.', euusy.gsnt Price and 80 it IT, com
go. b other es,.bles and yet potatoes are con
pl:..rsd no, only luxury, but necessary Of NE.
he be., information, we are led to believe thai
the Lake Superior region is the best one 'or po'.''
IN the United States and that, after the cana. cen
pleted we shan be able to eat potatoes u 'nn Wy.
crown in the new State Of Superior Of tho voey =.
quality. a, les. csst sha thoss grown sp'' "'S
uls73.
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HARD INK AsD PEW RENrISG.--The annual
renting Of pews in tho Plymouth Church Brooklyn.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beocber pastor occurred
on Tuesduy evening and with success which forblds
oven the mention Of tight money market. One
hundred ond seventy eight seats iaken at pre-
MUM /tor only one year of IL 3i3 90 The amount OF
pews rented premiums included, something over
xO OOO There are about 20 seats in the back part II
the house and in tie gallery, set unrented, which, u
taken a. they always have been will yield totL
revenue OF about 81 900. There was more anxiety
10 get seats and premiums we're larger than ever
before. The Independent, jan II.
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= having carried them to the FIRE strapped TO the
- OF tbe engine. Lieut. SperinK fred bis revolver
II s-e man who resisted his attempts 70 arres; hl'n,
- DO wa unable to fecufe him and ~ Sas ctTie1
NAY, severely wounded, by his fi-ods No npi h'i
90 Mace 30, the arrests made pr,nsbv p-event'i
!. msrt roUs bfiray tA lhe Northera LIBERTY II '''
csalpsby a. several conflicts have previously &C.
sured b. weeD thee companies
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,TUE ROBBERY At BINGHAHTOS.

BIyGHAMTOY, W'dDeid4y, j IA To I'J''
The parties who robbed the mail bsgs Gade up 10
Al, place on Saturday last h.ve been srrested, ana
n The bsgs five in NUMBER recovered.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGT0Y, WednesdEy, JaD. TO, 30.
No 10. Ed~sri NJ. Wet, pis.nuh IA eT'r' v.
t.ssnb Cocbrsn. The aTgumeot ia 'ois csuss was
.supe ceS by Mr. Ewing f,r the plaintiff and coz
Ssved By Mr.. Hill, for tbe defendant.
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rnE PnOR or NEW-YORK.

NEw-OrfTANs Ioe:day, Jao. ? 10.
T.s Howard Association of thu CITY voted to-day
A. sum Of g. 600 for the bene6. Of the poor Of s"-
Iak.
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Lo.r AZ sy,.-Isiah Kinzman native Of the
State Of Maine VISA lost overheard fror1 the oris
William = arrived on Tuesday from St. Domingo, I"
1b port, vhso Of the C'Ps' D'-'"'''' ~
day. 7th-
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rJRFS.
fiRE ~ HExRY-sr.

Yesterday afternoon At O'Clock. 4 6rc occurred in
two-story frame bulldog, rear of Ne. aH Henry
st.. occupied by Gilbert shop. a. cabset ware
manufsctory and mahogany yard. The building ~as
destroyed together with quantity OF household fur
riture which stored in the second sioy.'
Tho premises had been closed for over month.
and the fro is supposed t. have been the
work Of design. Loss about $500. Insured.
slc0 in the New York City Insurance Company.
The a6onEg building, No. 292, known as tho
" Henry-st Grammar School, owing to the efforts OF
the frouen, escaped unojured. Amid the excitement
no accident hsppered to the pupils who were rega-
larry Gismisscd by the Rector, J. l.. Marshall There
will he no interruption in the continuance Of tue
School.
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Ny. STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

ALBANY, Wednesd4y, an. 10, Is5J.
The annual meeting o. the New ! Ork State Tempe
~nes Society will bee held in the Assembly Chamber
Ixre on the evening OF the 18th last.
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t1RKs ~ nRnoKIYN.

The fire which broke ont yesterday morning. be
tween p and O'Clock in the grocery store, corner OF
Fourth and South Third.ts., vas speedily oxnn-
cuished by the eNertions Of the drcnen. Tne inside
Of tie building damaged to the cStent Of about
$500. AID the contents were nearly destroyed. Mr..
Lynch's l,-s on tho building was covered by in'ur-
arcc in the Citizens Insurance Co.. Of Williams
burgh. VIM Berg's loss on stock and furniture Is
estimated at 81 30O-nsured for 81 200 in the Fulton
Insurance Co, of WIllismsburgh.
The buildings destroyed by fire in FIrs' st were
ownei by " liam Alderman; loss about 1000; in
sured il the Wlsmsburgh City, for 5000; Rensselaer,.
Of Newly rk tor $500 and ia the Merchants insur-
ancc Company. Of New York, FOR 100. Mr. Moran's
loes on stock abont 81 5oO insured for $4,000, IN
the Beekman. Of New York snd 3 $50, in the Full
ton Insurance Company, Of Williansburgh Mr.. Van
Nosirand oss about 5000; no insurance. Mr.. Hun
tsrs loss is about 81 ,500 insured for 5000.
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aDpEN DEATH or A BOSTON MERCH Ant.
BosroS. Wednesday, Jan. 10. l7jj.

Arthur l.. Payson, Of THE city, a We Lknown nsr
liant in ihs Mediterranean trade, fell dead IN his
ssubf ng room this morning.
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NAVIGATION OF THE ONO.

PIrTsBUTGH Wedne5dny, Jan. TO, 3d.
The Ohio River a. this point measures six fee.
1. he cbanuel and If rising.