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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-23
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TUST received and for sale o neV popular work
j BIZ Fanny Fern, entitled "LiEe and Besnties
Of Fanny Fern AlEo. = few moro copies u that
celebrated and popular work, Life Of BATnum.'
Also, Ruth Hall, Initials, Lost Heiress, De, 20
gether with many Other interesting and useful
works. A. P. BAREES.
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HARD TINES IN ARKANSAS have
decidedly gloomy times in Arkansas
The Little Rock Gazette, of the 9th ult.,
says:
"1here is not. in Little Rock, barn l
of flour, a bushel of meal. or a pound Of
coffee OF sugar for sale. Flour would 90
off readily here at SIS barrel. and corn
meal at So a bushel; sugar and coffee
would sell for any prise. There is the
greatest scarcity Of every article Of provi-
sicns or family groceries. We do not
know what our people will do"
The Arkansas river, it appears, has
nearly dried up, and the Gazette urges
the merchants to fit up wagons and send
out to the country and other towns for
supplies.
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The UNFORTUNATE ER1CssoN INVENTION.
The Ericsson experiment is at an end.
The invention is conceded tobe a fail
ure, and poor Ericsson is ruined man.
He has spent all his fortune in building
the caloric ship, and in the experiments he
has made on the vessel. He has done
more, he has spent all his wife's fortune,
which was great, and she too, is beggared.
But the worst of all is that it has led to
such recrimination and alienation that
they have separated, never to be united
again perhaps. Had he been successful,
his name would have been enrolled with
that of Columbus, Newton, Fulton and
other illustrious men of renown. But he
has failed he has lost his all he has
introduced ruin into a once loving and
happy home and the world coldly looks
on and says II told you so."-BoSton Jour.
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Prevail on medical men to adopt ii
in their practice and have no fears of the re-
suit, from what knowledge have obtained per-
sonally of its curative powers. wish the me
dicinc kept here.
T. c. HAWKINS, MD.
Waynesburg, Pa.
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The Catholicon is good and doing service here.
All the patients that have tried the medicine
have been benefited but one-and that one no.
thing will help. Truly yours,
WM. LAIRD HAZLETT, NJ. D.,
philadelphia. Ohio
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NO RlUNITIBUGI,.,
The Celebrate ~, ten Go,
lIIcal HBlal.as tome. IIE,irt,.

- = s'SAAAAGu i4LSAA H - I
lEIFsE mills ~ adaptsd Tor al 81 3 Sis6sg
81 ding. sand may be propelled By " a.
teri Stem, Wild 81 Horse PoweF md syia do
ITS Tosk With gr9a rapidity apd, ION ana
my e M ae ans setps IN 81 BY Rppst my
md Is undoubted AZ tho eheo rOst ana best
ver offered 70 the public. TbeSes MN are mot
tniaie Of RON and STEEt WI become dull !
! {gss; I'd sAea eannet hss harp ned sgains but
Of TIE best FRENCH BURN STONE, ~ iieh &
| butt SlieCted by Use and vhelfIe ieess ,he-
come g lfSan easily sliarp ", ti'efsfsa
tnsr lllesens s7,
FhsS are durable, mot lts,ele s. Yet oqs of Or
DEF, a. ! can ID driven with less - - any
q lier kindF Of Mills.
ne Aboys: Mills have becn awas5c5 n DIFF
fsrent times F0RTY SIEVE PREAflu NJ S, in-
ciueln & : Coup ExRIIuTIoN MEDAL, Ger iiChte,.
Ealld COPY 6f Ills Reports 81 Jurics by d. Royai
Sen 81 oiers thew rld's Fair, held At Lon
ThcSs afsskvs sizes a. FIJI SIin.s ,Fsnvino,
from M TO one s'si table Tor Is4Fe Mere i
Il att LII ana cdpabie u grlndineiff6ni three
70 eight bushels of weat or corn and from six 10
lfftcen bushels offsed, auhout.
Any number of certificates of the utility 81
these Mills, might be given but we only, pub lisa
the fol lopi The Mill of Mr.. Barb is sof the
second sise ana e6sts only 800.
,R4uRs1 Po1ssSE; 10 Sssg / : ioe.,jvA.l
JANUARY 1st, 1854.
ME. zURIEL LEWIS, Dear Sir ;=9l take pleasure q
in into. ming you that have IS fur tested The +
COnicRl Burr Stone Mill that you have put I'M
operation for me, and can assure vou that it
more than sustaius your recommendAtionss ne
have ground FOUR bushels of Corn into fnemGAl
in leSs than fifty minutes, and believe that 4
can with four good Eorsrs grind FlvE bushels Of
corn iIfsah hour. Two horses WILD tolcrable
business, but three or tout will do better, N 81
cpstomeA generally, are well pleased with the
meal they got from mill, and say that it is
superior To any tlt.t the We over had from any
other mill. am fully sRtisiled that &c the HRl-
no Of these mills was general nowR hat they
would soon go into general tseS &. Thcy c9n DO
kept in order by almost any POI son. swilliust
say that my opinion in regard to those mills, =
with the certificates from many thsF
GIDEON band,
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EMIGRATION FRoA Sw1TzERLANDs--
Theodore s. Fay, United States Minister
TO Switzerland, writes to Mayor Wood, Of
New York, that the Cantonial authorities
iof that country are adopting every pre-
caution against the shipment of paupers
and criminals to the United States. Mr..
Fay thus explains fact not generally un-
derstood
Numbers OF persons, on leaving their
country, receive sum Of money from
the county authorities without being pau
pers.' 1t happens ins this way-a part of
the soil belonging to commoners, and ev-
cry member hasa certain property in it..
Although the Swiss enjoy the privilege of
Repatriation, he does not lose the right
of nationality, except with consent, even
by foreign naturalization. When he en-
igrates, therefore, he sells these rights,
and receives in return from the communal
authoitiesia sum of money, MOI an elee~
mosenary donation, but the payment of
debt, or an equivalent for value received.
THE HEAT OF HELL.-The Cleveland
Herald, commenting upon the late disco.
veries about the temperature of hell, made
byiFather Walworth, week or two since,
says: 20.
?" The temperature hell, has exerci>
sed the speculations ofvery many divines,
but we think the talented and eccentric
Burchard must take the palm for gloeO~
ing illustration Of thequestion. Burchard
once passing through furnace with a
theological pupil, stopped and gazed into.
the white heat Of the melted iron. Said
he. in his deep, solemn, musical voice =
" Do you wish to know how hot hell is ?
I'll tell you. He'll is so m UGH hotter than
that fiery furnace, that supposinga being
who could live in hell should jump thence
into that furnace, he qCould freeze to death
in five minutes.'
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Pamphlets containing much useful informa-
tion touching the nature and symptoms of the
above diseases, together with testimonials from
ladies of the highest responsibility, as certified
by the most satisfactory authority, TO all which
the attention of ladies and practitioners is respect
fully invited, can be had gsntis at the store of
A. F. BARNES, Agent,
Druggist, Clarksburg, Va
Also sold by DR.. Jas. Hall, Weston Stephen
NJ. Holt, PhiIliPPi J. & w. B. Kern, Middle
bourne and by Druggists at Fairmont, and in
all the adjoining counties S. S. Hance, Whole
sale aud Retail Agent, Baltimore
J.B. MARCHISI &, Co., Proprietors.
Central Depot, COZ Broadway, N. Y.
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MARKETS

MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, April 20.--Coiton 10 unchanoed :.
Flour. Ohio Is selling at $40 25 $40 6o Southern
Flour is unchanged and hrm Southern white
Wheat 81 GO per bushel. Corn Arm and tending
upward Pork dull, with declining tendency .
Beet unchanged. Ohio Whiskey 81 cents Der
Money abundant. Stocks better. Indiana 5's
Sea; Virginia &C. $97; Missouri Sc. 500 rs.
BALTIMORE, April 20.-Flour dull No sale. 10.
day Wheat declined cents per bushel; red 81. IS
" %, and white $2.65a % 60 per busdel. Corn
per bushel. Rye declined 8 cent?. per bu shal.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ron

ALuABLE RE AL ESTATE FOR
~ SALE VIII be sold at Auction. on TTrEs.
1s1y ss Gay Of May mex. at O'Clock NJ, that
valley .trest running back 40 feet. bene A. tbs
mead OF Valley street, just outside Of the corpors
ION; The House is Ia frstrate repairs nav
Valley. ''.A1 ~ Inc
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 6 and rne.
dorsed, secured BY deed Of trust title retained
GEO. r. RIDING
Sale conducted By ALEX. Norr, Auct. $3.50
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E,RESH BUTTER.-Receiving this day.
Il For sale By
app j J.FRY.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSBTON CLARK & CO.'S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrotuta, &c.
THE late firm OF RUSHTON, CLARK
4 4 CO. being dissolved by the death of w L.
RUSHTON, (the only Rushton ever connected With
the frm,) their GENUINE COD Liver OIL will
in future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
4 CO., surviving partners and sole successors 1t
was Mr. CLARK who went to New Foundland to 80.
perintend its manufacture, and hei the only Dlus.
gist who ever went from the United States for that
purpose; and he will continue his supervision OF
that branch of business Will warrant our OIL
pure and genuine. Al success in its use depends
upon its pnry be particular to that the signs
ture Of HEGEMAN, CLARK q co 10 over the
cork of each bottle Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers, without sue.
cess have been restored to health BY the Pure OIL
Of our manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK Co., for many persons have imitstec
eur style of bottle and label, for the purpose OF
palming off inferior article; and since Mr.. Rush
IONS death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which is not in any way connected With
that firm being HEGEMAN, CLARK co.
The genuine Oil of Hegemsn, Clark & Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO., and BY Druggists ger.
orally ia Richmond and throughout Virginia.
70 i3-d&w3m
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LATEST MALL NE VS..
Correspondents Of the Dispatch.
ARRIVAL OF THE ST LAwRENcE-BuKa.
LARY-BoDy FoUND-ArfEMPT TO ROB-
WEATHER. he.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch
ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LAwRENcE-Buko.
LARY-BODy FoUND-ATfEMPT TO ROB-
WEATHER. he.
NORFOLK, April 20, 1855.
DEAR DIsrATcH--The u. 8. frigate st.
Lawrence, Commodore Bladen Dulaney, late
flag ship of the Pacific squadron. arrived in
Hampton Roads yesterday morning, seventy
days from Valparaiso. The officers and crew
are all well. send You a list Of her officers.
Commodore Bladen Dulaney; Commander
NJ w. Hunter; Lieuts Chas. III. Poor. John
A. Winslow, p. M. Brasher, Chas. w. Place;
Acting Lieutenants G. Gilley, Sam'l McGaw.
NJ. c. West Surgeon, b.. r. Tinslar; Passed
Assistant Surgeon, w. Sherman Assista, 4
Surgeon, Randolph Harrison; Purser, James
A Bates Marine Officer, LIST Lieut. Josiah
Watkins: Chaplain, John w. Grice; Commo.
dere's Secretary. s. j. o Brien; Passed Mid.
shipmsu, G. w. Young; Midshipmen, A. Col.
yard +. NJ. Ramsey, w. A. Kirkland; Pur
Bates, Carpenter, w. ID. jenkins; Acting Sail
Maker, Robt Ovens
The steamship Mississippi was at valpa.
rsiso, to sail in eight days after the st. Law
renee
There was an attempt made by burglars
last night 70 enter the auction house of Fer.
gusen Il Wilkerson. They cut large hole
IN the brick vail of the house, but it was so
thick that they had to desist from their bur
glsrious attempts before getting through.
The body of Capt. John Moore, of the schr.
AmsSon, who was drowned some weeks ago
by the collision of his vessel with the steam
er City of Richmond, was found on Tuesday
near Newport News Capt. Moore was from
Cherrystone.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, an
attempt was made to break into the house OF
Or. +. Z. Robinson, on Catharine street, but
the accidental passing of. some gentlemen,
drove oil the rascals, and frustrated their de
sign.
The Hope Fire Company have received
their new Engine, which has been rebuilt by
john Rodgers and Son, of Baltimore 1t is
oesufiful machine now, and the Company
intena 10 have a grand time exhibiting her
next Saturday afternoon.
The weather is most oppressive here, the
thermometer being at a. Pretty hot that
Tours, MARINER.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


s..sssu ~ ne WOOU9-DEMOCHA.
TIC MEETING.
fkTERsDuRs, April 20, p. MA fire Il
raging IN the woods in two places befween
here and Stony Creek, on the Eoutbside Rail.
road, and also on the Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad, about one mile from here.
Four hundred cords Of cut wood have been
destroyed. The fire is burning iiercsly and
hard wind is blowing. From all appear.
ances. the destruction Of timber win be i'm.
D . wnaIaes Irving, Esq, of the LynchburQ
,Maepnoncan. IS addressing a full meeting OF
Yours, ~
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FIGHT IN yVACuINcro,,

PETERSBURG, April ao.-Lieut. Beale. for.
merly the Indian Agent in California Sh au.
accounts have just been allownd bv the
treasury Department, inflicted severe chas.
tisement on Commissioner Manypenny. with
ms hsts, to-day, at Wizards Hotel. Mr.
Mauypenny is Commissioner of Indian AT.
FAIRS. and Lit. Beale attributes the suspension
OF MS accounts to personal hostility on his
part, and hence the castigation.
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apo GODDIN 4 ApPrRsON 49,. -
/ OTIS. ON BROAD. MOORE. CATTLE.
BY PAYNE & MAYO.
A LEASE ON VERY VALUABLE

a PROPERTY UNTIL THE 1sr OF FEBRIJA.
RY, 1865 WI be sold at auction. on the premisea
on TUESDAY, the Let day of May next, IL fair,
and ii not the next fair day, sale CONNIE ncng at
O'Clock r. N the above lease lot OF ground in
the city of Richmond fronting 200 feet on the sout
side OF the Dock and running back 125 feet to the
river There upon said lot brick building 80 feet
BY 4U, In which is an excellent steam engine of IS
horse power, with other machinery, used az a Pla,
ming Mill together with other improve ments on the
be used for Plaster MILL for which busire esq the IT.
uation of this lot. together with the improvements
upon il, furnish much greater advantages than any
other IN the State Plaster s brought to the spet bv
vessels az ballast whilst the canals and railroads IL
its Immediate vicinity afford means of Transportation
to every section of the country.
Terms made kE swn on the day of sale.
PAYNE l. MAYO,
Office II w. Goddin's New Building.
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FUTURE DALI,
By GoDDIN & APPERsON.

| MOST VALUABLE BUILDING Io1
| ~ on I2rH AND MARsHALL STREETS, DoI
.AkE AT AUCTION viii Be sold On MONDAY
the soth d.y Of April is55, o. ths premises e0aa
bls Building Lot at the cornsr 81 I9h and Nsrshsi
streets. adjoining the residences Of Mr.. John Jores
fronting 90 feet running back about 10 feet 70 the
The iosslisa q iii. properly i judy . anon,
tne moss vs,usble 4 esnteel privafe rssideass.
nnss.ssEOne-6hh cash; balsaesat 8. s. ana II
retained Gin last note psid The tsxss for the pro.
sent 81 Issr to be az; nb * e; putss::;,
VALUABLE Is @ UARE OF ia 1-2
MEAN o MEcH IM THE FAN OF W0oDvILLE,
SALE AZ AUCTION. --Wiii Be sold On FRrDSY.
the 9Th d.y Of April 1885. the prsnises com.
IS :. e oeIoei H the beautiful square No
adjoining the Cottage Of VIM. doD1snd ZEE rhi.
SQUARE Y admirably adapted to . market sasden o.
TLsh,-one fourth cash balance At 5, s and 9
Tie retained t last note Is paid The t.1ss for ~ s.
spis 9 aoD 06 N ia1 A 1S.fasss5i A.e.
HOUSE AND LOT ON BAKER ST.
49, Tor SALE AT AUCTToN-wili be sold on
WEDNESDAY Afternoon, the 18th April, 1855. on
me premises commencing at ~ o'clock. q Framed
asne. the rs.dsns Sssap MG.
IEkMs-One-tIird cash; balance at and mos
HSsSs inteIeo. ADDED and title ret8ins
year to be pad BY the purchaser go
ap ~ GOODIN 4 APPERsON, Aucss.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
pr SoTH STEEL. ADJOINING AsBURY CHA.
THURSDAY afternoon the 18Th day Of Ap % i0i Az
On me premises commencing at Al O'Clock. seyen
mst beautiful Building Lots on the west side If ssth
street, near to and adjoining Asburv Chsns, s.sh
alley. eooas 10 ieet 70 an
These Lot: are justly regarded as among the mo.t
TERMS .One.thrd c.sh; balance at and month.
tor ne gouaDie netes. bearing interest," secured ~
trust deed or title retained The taxes for ths ma
sent year to be psid BY the purchaser. ,'-,s f'
ap GODDIN & APPERsON. Aucts.
f.s: VIII be sold Immediately after the sbova
sale OF Lots on 25th street. eight beautiful Ru;jd;r
Lots ON 9th street. adjoining Simon1. Rcps Wall
They are beautifully located commandins ! in.
yieE OF the city, and in good thriving neiehbor.
Tsrmsa as above.
apo GODDlN L APPERsoN. Anal.
OTIS ON BROAD. MOORE, CATHE.
> RiNE AND MARSHALL STREETS FOR
oALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY
sNefuoon the z4th Of April 1856, on the prenaisaa
commencing &C clock. 8 Lots en- Broad street. on.
Poslte TO Richmond Colless; also ban asome corner
Lots on Moore street. on oas OF which there IL =
Framed Dvelling and Kitchen; also lots on Cstha.
rne street In rear of the residence Of Jno III Rotfs
Esq; and most beautiful lot on the South sids Oh
Marsnali street, near the residence of Mr. Edyard
Ne,dr fronting 50 feet by 40 feet. Is - I
IERMS-One.thrc cash; balance at 4 and q mos
ior negotiable notes interest added and eitle re.
sent year to be paid by the purchasers.
ap II 0ODDIN l. APPERSON Auef.
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4 Ii PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC!

- USE DR., hOSE'S PA1N.CltRER-This pre.
pain. external or internal; cures Pain in the sides
Limbs or Back, Chilblains, Ague or Lumps in fhs
sl s ; So M n5 sr spIainS Ear
and Stomach. Sudden Colds, sc. The PAIN CURER
being fne Tonic Mixture, is also used with great
benefit for Weak stomach and Bowels likewise far
Fever and II qua. Whenever you have pain uss tha
Pain Curer freely, and you win obtain immediate re-.
lief. It acts like magic. Every family should have
bottle in the house in case Of accident or sudden
Sickness tbs truly the poor mans friend, and the
5ifh msa,s ssscarit yo7la 25 and 50 Ct:
THE GREAT cG MEhIc APP CONSULTATIVE
DR.. J 8: ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Elk.
PECTOkANT, for the radicalc cure of Consumption,
ting of blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat
and all Pulmonary Diseases This preparation not
only cures Consumption if taken in time, but It for
used and recommended by Physicans at home al and
ROSES sSs " rs sPf u COUGH synp
gives immediate relief, and frequently curesin one
DIR Dr.. j. 5. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never ,s;y,,n
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint among
a 70 CURE BY DYsPEPs1A AND LIVER COM.
DR.: ROSES DYsPEPTIC OR LIVER COM.
POUNDS sure cure for Dyspepsia: Sour Stomach.
Indigestion and Liver Complaint This Compound,
used with DR.. R. ss's Family Pills has cured thou
sands of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
cine, and was highly recommended BY the late cels.
brated DR.. Physick-50 cts.
DIR. ROSES Alternative orFAMILY PILLS.
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Sour
Stomach and Costiveness. These Pills, like all Dr.
Roses Medicines, contain Mercury; they are mild
in purging. and. when used with the Dyspeptic or
Liver Compound, will cure these formidable com.
plaints-25c.
For BILIOUS HABITS BAD COLDS AND FEE.
YER AND A0UE.
DR.. J. s. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL-
ROAD PILLS-These Pills called Railroad
Pills. because they go ahead of all ether Pills in
a. a. laffa purn C.<L.
tic Medicine, they have equal;-free from gripping
carrying off all secretons and bile from the stomach
and bowels-they can be taken at all seasons, by
both sexes. of all and without regard to wea-
Their or exposure. If taken with DR.. ROSES FEVER
AND AGUE Tonic MIXTURE. they will prevent and
Bilious Fevars.-12k and 25 cts
All the above celebrated Medicines sold by Pun.
CELL, LADD l. Co, Q. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker. Al
exsnder Duyai, Duval Merton, J. B. Wood VIM
P. Ladd, 8. NJ. ZachTisson 8. p Semple and Bennett
l. Beers.
ia 12-EMN WA 4
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NoNISATIoN FOR THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WoRKs.-We learn that at the Democratic
Convention, held at Charlottesville, Thurs.
day, to nominate member of the Board of
Public Works, to fill the vacancy occasion.
ed by the expiration of DIR. A Graham s
term, Mr.. ALEXANDER R. HOLIDAY receiy.
ed the nomination.
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MAGICAL PAIN Elk

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar; il esctualiy cures Fever Sores, Piles, Salt
Rheum, Inflammstory Rheumstism, Cuts. Wounds,
Ruisss ScsId Head Corns and Bunlons, Eryspel
sprains Swellinss, Feions Chilblains Bites Of In.
secfs Swelled and Broken Breast, Sore Nrples,
Eruptions aud all other iniammstory and cutaneous
disesses where the parts affected can be reached.
This article ID now put up Ia blue wrappers, with
new steel plate label, and signed BY IL Daley Ma.
kerr and G.. Y. Cgicknev Co Propiietors, TO guard
against the numerous conntsrfeits in nearly evsry
store.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale Of the genuine new
style sad they furnish the trade ct propde tors phi
ees. Retail price only ESQ. abox. NH 26-dGwsm
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAvY-Chsrles H. Nc.
Blair, commander. vice Gerry, Lost In the Albany
Ed Brinley, lieutenant, vice A Lewis, dead: Ewd
Simpson, TO lisutenantcy, vice McBlair promoted
w. Temple lieutsnantcy, vice w A. Bleecber
lost 10 the Albany; Geo. P. WEIGH. lieutenantcy
vice NJ. Hunt, lost In the Albany; 8. P. Carter lieu
VIM Nelson, lieutenancy, vice H. Rogers, lost il
the Albany ]. II. Wright, surgeon, vice 8. A. Nc
Creery, lost In the Albany. Passed Midsbipmer
w. II Wilcox, John T. Barraud, Thomas Ronev
John II. Upshur, John Van N. Philip, Samuel R
the liue OF promotion.
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CANADA PROVIDING FOR WAR WITH THE UNIT ED
STATEs-Tbe militia act, just passed by the LIE gs-
ature of Canada closes with these words:
provided that if at the time when this act would
otherwise expire, there should happen to be war
between the United States and Her Majesty, then
this act shall continue in force until the end of the
ession of the Provi 1eial Parliament next after the
proclamation of peace"
Several of the Csnadiaa journals. speculstiDg on
the same text think not unlikely, in the event
of trouble between the United States Spain; and
exps late on the mischief the allied powers could
do by sending feet to cruiee on the American
ooasta.
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DIscHAaGING THEIR HANps-Ths proprietors
u distilleries 10 New York city, are dischareing
their workmen. Ga the other hand, two new dis
tilleries are to be opened in Jersey City.
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LATER FROM RIo.-Advices have been received
from Rio Jauerio to The 30th ult The United
States ship Savannah had arrived in port with off,
and men all well. and the Bainbridee and
Germantown were supposed to be on the coast at
other points. News of the attack made on the Wa.
ter Witch by the authorities of Paraguay had been
received al Rio. rich Brazilian, convicted of
a wholesale murder and arson, was to be execu.
ted on the 81 uliimo. An arrival at Rio from Val.
paraiso r, ports that the United States soop John
Adams had arrived safely at her destination. The
Chinese landed ct Rio from the American baroue
Ann, were readily taken up at eighty dollars for
passage. and sixteen cents a day with food The
allied ships Monarch and Virginfe had sailed for
the Pacific. One of the marines belonging to the
United States ship Germantown had died 10 the
hospital at Rio.