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Home Industry.
Carriage Shop,
10 the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers his services to Tho
citizens of Su'nler District und the public gen
orally ana pledges himself TO give every niicrl-
ti"ll 10 The sale Of all properties entrusted tp his
hands on commission, either NJ auction or rri-
vate SAL" The facilities he enjoys, US TO siua
iion and his long experience in lie business arc
satisfactory evidence Of his ability TO do ust,ce
10 any who may employ him.
Feb -, 1851. II n
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Hymeneal,

MARRIED. OH The night Of the I'll, inst, by
ihc Rev: N. Gralam, Miss MARTHA Pool TO
Mr.. w. =. NIctoY, nll Of this place.
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Land for Sale,

TIE subscriber offers for sale his tract
OF land containing $50 acres of up land
and 50 IL acres OF swamp land, lying on
Santrc swamp, near Fulton. On the
promises are a Saw Mill, Cotton Gin
and Screw, all i'll repair; also comlorta-
BILE dwelling and all necessary ou,build.
ngs, in repair. The up lands and Saw
Mill and Dwelling nre situated on the road
leading from Camden to Vnnce's Ferry,
s'x miles west Of Ramscy's Depot.
Apply 10
]. w. WEEKS.
Fulton r. o., S. C..
Jan. 81, 1855 - I'm
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Notice.

The subscriber having completed his. mr.
rangements for making Sash, Blinds and Pam
nell Doors begs leave 10 inform his friends and
the public, tina. lie is prepared to furnish Mt
short notice, Snsh ofall sizes prined and glazed.
and Pnnnell Doors OF any size or make, u por
tion ofpublic patronage is respectfully solicited.
His work is all done by hand and out orgood
season material. {
500 lights of 8 = 10 Sash ready for delivery
tosuit windows ofl2, l5,. or Is lights.
ES JAaES BEf.I..
Sumteraille, April l2, 1854. % tf
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Notice.

All persons having any demands against
Capt. James X. Brock Deceased late Of Sum.
ter District, will please present their demands
10 The s'ibscriber i"r payment, nnd those in.
dcbted will make payment to the same.
L. i. RilAME, Ex'r.
Nov. 30, 1854, #:
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Notice.

There is no use in talking. the subscri-
bcr has closed his business for the pur-
pose OF settling, and must have money to
meet pressing demands, and hopes that
these who are in his debt will appreciate
his necessities, come forward aud settle
Immediately. II. ID. FRIERSON.
Jan. II, 1855 IL If
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COghlan g. Cav.

VU6HIGH &C Udy.
R RLACkSMlTllS, Engineers, Machin-
- lists AMI General mechanics. offer
their services 10 their friends and the pub
lie.
Terms Cash-Or, when it is convenient
and safe TO Up N accounts for parties, they
must settle up at the end of each quarter
1T The year, ilher by cash, discount or
note. Our business will be strictly con.
Quoted on this system during the present
year.
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UP TRAINS.

WILMINGTON, N. c. jan. Is, 1855.
The following schedule will 60 into ope ration
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Office w. g. M, R. R. Co,

1 E ESs|s{s}s s]R hA heaA
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~ MsION@
Mary Oakley hopka,

Mary Oakley hopka,
Eduarl Eopka.
n the DsIct Cotrt Of Trinity county,
| Ninth judicial u s,riet Of The State Of
Cidlornia.
The people Of the State Of California IA
The at, r.sad Edwari kopka:
NuGuGAs, 1hc above. nlmcd complainant,
Many Othi.y kppka bath Gcd N The oillce
ot the undcrsIerod 'lerk Of The Cont n'orc.
sad, her complaint against YOU. the oarcs
AMI general nature Of wh cl i, to obtain n dc
cree ol lle TO ~ alorcsad, duorcing her
rom tl,c bord, Of uatrmouy he,oto,orc con
nuctedNltl YOU, alleging 'or cau,,, wtlilnl
d,~ciUoa aud neglect for the space ol two
yenr@.
You are, thereforc, r,quired 10 appear and
answer sad cpmJju'. II, follows. 10 wit
Nihm ten dns. i served III tie county Of
IruN within twenty days il srrvod oat of
sad Comfy, Iut IN taid Ninth judicial Dis.
trct. in ali other c;,s,s within torty DAYS. in
cilhcr c;sc exclusive of the day Of eer,Ice-.
OF the complainant viii nprly 10 the Cours
aforesaid TOR The relief dcmaad,d.
(Nnness,l
WI. i. DAiNG.RrIytp,
Judge ot said Court.
With my private Sea annexed there be-.
Inl 10 sc'l Of office a- y't provided
lj7ile At Office IN WeAycrllIe, this Ilh day
ol jane, a. - 1855
IT, }. SeANAN, Clerk.
% petition to the Cothtg Judge Of tho
county Of iImty, it WAS md,ret that tho
service herein be made ~ pbBli.hing thy
summons three sugcessac inoulhs IN the
lUnhy limcs
n J. seAnAN,
Clcfk . District Court.
Jous E. Brncu.
Attorney for Complaiu<ut
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InnANonNornNLn1 nL. 1nlraIoN

IEECrII.H vtu r,aHes. ard despatch
u .ie itiG a.ce, 42a
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NOTICE.
III u q & = * CO,

Book AND JOB PRINTERS,
And Agents Cor the following Newspapers;
Iccno ut PArHlorr,
C,LlFoRNiA SrArrsMAN Sacramento.
tALironNit ExfEtss MarNsville.
NEVADA nrNaGGAT. Nevada.
GtoRGcrotN NEws. Gcolgctnwn
tREs"E "E>r cry lIERALp. Cr,s. City.
TRiAfry TIMts, Weavoryill".
0nrc 149 Clay -t,cct,
Vt the Bookstore of Mcssrs Allen & Spier,
between ontt"mrry mud SanSpme, nearly
opposite Leldc,dorh street. san Francisco.
RJcr to--L. Plc1FeiNo, san FRANCISCO.
G.. X. fircn, " =
j. t. sreRErr," "
Col. Rusr, Nlsrysville.
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DRUGS, &c.
CITY DRUG STORE.
Post Office Building, west side ofAlain ST.
w Z A Y Err.
IA MES II 8 /, II Y .

Druggist aad 1p0theca7M
II EEpS constantly on hand a gercral as
IN sortmcnt of DRUGS. MEDICINES.
PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES:
together ni,h all the varieties Of PATENT
MEDICINES. which lie of,rs for sale nj
moderate prices and socits The usual share
Of public patronage So hbcrally extended To
him for the past three years.
Is All orders and prescriptions prompt
ly and carefully attended to,
X LIBERAL discount made to traders.
December -, 1854. dlG ; If
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MASONIC MOTTO (.

Tiuhy Lodge No ~ T. and 4. NJ. mee 3
at h,r Hall 10 WHvtry'lie 2, tht1r Regular
Communications On the last Monday Even
lug Of each month.
Atfe,t. NJ EUCH, w n.
J q. puacu Scc'y.
Wcatervlilr, Dec. Both, 1851. II
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SIIERIFT'S SALE

DY qliue nr au order issued out Of the 9th
ID Judicial Di.tric: Court, idr the enforce
nicnt 81 u mechanics lem for The sum Of se
v,u hundred and eighteen dollars and ninety Z.
five ceuts, aq,dnet Wm L. Hopping. Joseph
HcCerl ack, .iam'A +. Hopping aud Alath, "
& Sooupy, aud ia favor ol Peter Qnnn
have leved upon. and shaIi expose iol sale ~
ihr hw dreet-. on the 29h day ot Juno
most. ut tlr Count House IN v W'asetulle, tho
llon.c taavu Is lloppiug l.cCormaek s.
Ca.-, situated on th" lrah leadhg f"i6
-aasa ~ lr,ka, 70 satef sad le,n 'hal
~. .ua.c.ert o. suI House for the abo,g
tuYuAt aaa costs,
WM 81 lowe, Stel.1.
Wcae T., June : lsgJ.
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WEST ERN HOUSE.

.ND GENERAL STAGE 0FFICE.
pRICN BLOCK ~ covDc, n Du',d SEC
- oDd 4treet4 MqstsrHe, Is 49," opeu Tor
rhr accommodation d the travelling puLic.
,tcre .vfll be- loul 10 AL hours ot day ~
u4hr. c,cry convenience connected n.th u
Gr~i ras. hotel
The house being cttircy Grc-praof The
toous airy aua comfortable. with an cemhj
Reading Room. supplied ~i'l aiI Tie foreign
and {, ucst.c newspapers 81 lbc day ituit
be me ceu.ant d,Sit. of th. Proprietor ~
rcOd.rlu. IIES3ERNHDI9Fa n comoir-
aiIe lua.o for tA, uatcln2 public, % whom
.e wia devote especial carr-aud q1l-,
znl pheasant rc'r4t 70 ~ aor e.ulena who
may .ayor it Vi'b their presence.
E&Tts or cHttGts.
Board. siZ per wcok. Wllh Lodging = n
J S per 81. IS: SINGLE Noa'-. 15 cnnt.. LDdeH9
- cgu'-; snelc ifotttoou.. ; sou pef
dis. Il. H. MI lEitAY.
dq0 Ploprie'or.
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FRT TEpLANDER { NATEAN

FRTEDLANDER G NATHAN
d EG leave to inform he citizens Of Wca-
ID vvrvlic. and TRINITY county in general,
that thcy have this day bought out the ,nlirc
stock di merchandise OF the well known
firm Of
p VI. EDER & Co,
and solicit fom the public a continuance Of
The patronage heretofore extended 10 lheir
pred,c ,cessers
We Shall always keep on hand the largest
and best selected stock OF
GENERAL MERCTANDTSE,
and pledge ourselves 10 sell at the lowest
market price, rs all our goods will be bought
for cash only at the largest importing houses
IN Sau Francisco aud the Atlantic States.
Our finn will continue business rs usual in
San Francisco, at Isl Clay Street.
s3Y@ Articles wh ell Wc have not on haud
here, we are prepared to take orders for
and have forwarded from san Francisco with
tcleeraphic Dispatch
Wcavtrvllle, MAY 90. 1855.
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The names of al peIsous who shall noe
have taken ont license, rs feGulrtd by Hw,
on ur bcfole hc ltlh nft., "i'i b. piuced IN
the hands Fl Mo Distfct Attorney.
&. + LYNN.
County 1teasnrcr.
Wcaycryille, June o 1879
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The cnd Prize is Daigh's Corral,

=. DAIGu;~ COHstL, St,5OO
). Sin large fine American Mules,
Wagon and Harness, all com
plote, 5000
4 s 800 in cash, sou
) s 300 IN cash, 200
&. One sp.n extra large American
Mules, Peg and John, 1000
:. Ranch If 100 acres of laud with
Improvements, situated .Wu miles
below rehama, on the Marysvllle
road, and Known as Croys ranch, 1000
5. $500 in cash, SJO
.. One large iron gtoy American
stallion, 500
10. One large span match iron grey
horses, 7C0
II. One span large American match
grey horses, GOO
-. $500 ~ cash, GOO
l3. One span the Eatch grey Amcri-
can hOt scs, 600
4. Que fine American race marc, 600
-. One largo brown American trot-
tino horse, 800
lG. One large bay American rotting
horse, 800
H. SloG in cash. 400
IS. One lot twenty feet 'front.', on Main
street, by 81 back, adjoining {.
Tnkham's 800
I9 One lot adjo ming the above, so
20. One bay American horse, SOC
u $500 in cash, 200
y to 8 seven large zoe of Amer.
lean cattlc, each 3300, 400
-, g. Two fine saddle mules, $500
each. 420
81. One large yoke Of worl: cattle, 10
-. ouc hay American horse, l50
81. one back American colt l50
3I. One heavy two horse wagon, l1U
b. Gold watch aud chain. 15u
81. One yellow pony. saddle 6 bride, l25
-. Ore bay pony saddle and bride. 10
IS to A. Five prizes, each 500 in
c.sh. 300
3 One grcy horse, saddle & briole, lou
II. pue IRON gray mare. saddle, &c, luo
-. one brown pack mule, lon
l6 One bay 100
-. One bay pony, lr0
Is Ouc roam pony, 100
-. Ouo 700
30. One white pony, lo0
81. One yellow pony, l0o
-. One grey pony, 100
- to -. 1hrec rrzeS, each one COW
and calt, at Sl0n. 500
IG One two horse wagon. 100
>, to G3 Seven prizes, each one COW,
a' @5), $50
s. to So ~ prizes of:50 ia cash, 1910
Grand tota Of rrzes. sj.lo5
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DAIGII,< GRAND EAFFLE
2 O 5 Il p O n L d .

r REGRET exceedingly that circumstances
L which | could not avoid. have transpired,
winch render it abs luiciy necessary for me
10 ask the indulgence OF my friends and the
public in further postponenent Of my rat
fe t. the
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LICEN.Et

Attorney for Complainant
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SONORA.
ENTIRE I5THMUs TRANSIT BY
T.1ILHO1D.

Passcuecns by the p. VI s :. Co.'S Line,
viii make III, l-thmu, Transit by Cars, over
the Panama Il alroad, which is now Gui~hea
from Ocean 10 Ocean, The completion OF the
r ulroad obvlatcs an The dfitalties ana in
ronvcnicuceS heretofore experienced by pas.
5engers IN GRO, sing the l,lhmus. and makes
the transit for FAMILIES most comfortable,
safe and speedy.
The Panama rout" olirrs f1clitie. to pas
scngot> not possessed hl any other route
FIFTY POUNDS Of Baggage Viii be al
lowed 10 eacA passenger FREE. All above
that amorut witt BE- charged at the rate Of
ten ceuts per pound.
Treasure for shipment win be received on
board the Steamer, on Friday, Jane 29jh.
until % o'e,ock T.. IT.
For Friosh; ANA Passage, apply 10
FORBES * BAHCOCK.
Corucr of ~acruucnto ( Lcid~iaril lis
The SONORA win be- succeeded by the
.feoa ship GOLDEN AGE, to leave on
MONDAY. July G.
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r1F" Tichcts for sale and to be raflcd Cor
Ut the Ea5lr llotcl and - Chul,a llotl m
-ha~la; lud,rcpdeuee lIo'l Wcatervll'c;
at the Yreka ttei. Yretn ,rrd - ~ =
p1ucpal lraung posts IA N"tthah Caii-
JANIS pAIGH.
Shasta, March -. 800.
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12J CASES OF BOOTS.l
G0LUSTONE e BROS
SHASTA,
Have lust received % cascs of assorted

1.-Two Inst f0ceIFII 10 C7s'7 0I 1S-HTTT
Mining onI Dress Boots,
which hey od r. fr sale at a small advance
above New York costs
We have also received across the Ialhmus
p btart Ifu. l.t of
Cent Blue AMI BlacIf Drc.- font~,
Blue and Black Doesku Pants: also, White
leIo@ aad Figured A'ar~ee. Ne-'~ uaae
eNpte-. s .or oar H,tui Custom; aud iAee
Geu,l-men d--ir.u, of obtaining au / NJ. !
la q Party lie. IS. IS lI. please r.i| ~
GOib~TONE Il lHO~. ~ia-fr,
tdioa1- pf saa'.a's Dong -orc
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NO! ICE.

Mr. y NJ. Edcr las been appointed ou,
-'l sole Agent to act for uN dutiu4 uur tenn
poraly abserce from Woavcryille.
FRIEbLANDER & NATHAN.
June lG, 1859.
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UNITED STATES suPREME CnuRr

WAsHlHGToN, Feb. 5.--The following casss were
uudei consideration in the Supreme Court to-day:
Nc. 20 James Rhodes, appellant, WIN Il. Far
m@r, ct al The argument was concluded by Mr..
Phillips for the appellant
no. OIL Ship Panther. James A. Potter claimant and
appellant, vs.. the United States On motion OF At.
torHeY General Cushiog tho cause was disnlissed
with costs the appellant having been Gal ed aud fail
Ina 10 appear.
No 50. Daniel Smith EFT plaintiffs In error VS. the
State of Maryland use of Jonathan w Pottls. The
cause was atRned by Nelson for the plaintiffs, and
Mes3fs Dobbin and ReveIGy johnson for tbs d sfen-
daat.
No. 65, Luke 1iernsn's aduliuis'rstor, sppe liant,
We. Benjamin Ere, ct al Tho argument was com.
inonceo BY Mr.: Preston fr tho appellant, and con-
tnu3d by mr lair for the appeees.
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IMPORTANT AHHEsr.-LcuRGrd Vangarden and
Irss'0s E9eleston have been arrested in Philadcl-
pha, or suspicion Of having passcd note purport.
lns 30 be Of the denomination OF $50 of the Will
mlugron and Brandywiue Bank Of Deiawa. e,
which had been altered from s. bill by means of
the paste process. In their possession were found
new .s-ues ct counterfeit notes emcuntiag to $500
or 90. si-o a quantity Of one ard three dollar
E.' pieces. Tsern nsn subsequently, made aft
la'tt1el they pu:caasaI the money Of John Man
--. a"ar Muac'y Dam. Lycamiug county, Pa -
+-aI lceFr coded 10 the house OF Manages, but
3D.; hndis2 him home wen. to the residence of
Ar ah''a Iieuse. Here they found several persons
10 bed. among 'hem Manages, who was taken into
custody. uH5er the pillow on which he slept was
,iaund large pocket book, containing several hun
o-'c o.u'terteits, ranging in Denomination from
cue 10 fifty dollars also & quantity OF gold coin,
consisting Of one, two and half and twenty dol
largat pieces.
-. e.'ea1ny changed from s. bill OF the Bank
u. rAA township. number of papers contain
avg iHr operations and negotiations OF this notor-
-.- 'aal "as also u.1G, together with n statement
u. gee transactions between him and VAngardon
a~' i.--.'siun. For several years the police have
'"'A 'HiravoTi-E 10 arrest Manages Or one orca-
s'A d" t'ui"l trn 10y cpLcea!lnq himself in the
-. story Of his kitchen, between the floor
@.-' hlj iae ltiA!ng Of the ceiling In searching
".-se - That lime, the Cticcfs stepped over
-.l. several tines.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY, Feb S, P. H.-There is good supply of
capital offering and prime business 10 quite current
at Tag PEI cent. Some of the Chartered banks have
discounted 20 the extent Of their Legal limit and can
only go as far their daily receipts. The
steamer will probably take cut six even hundred
thousand dollars in specie, but this be spared
without drawing 1T all upon the STOCK in Bank
Foreign Exchange has been inactive, pending the
receipt Of the Southern mail, bue buyers DO rot
coue forward tresy al the closing of The last
The Stock market is buoysnt st batter rates, and
all classes OF investment bonds in good demand.
JlNt- COM
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DAMS g. CO.'S NEW YORK viz


~ GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
sHlP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERaD I nc, Sc, &c, &c-Havng effected arran &C.
with the u. &. mail line of from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRlvILEGEs on that route, We are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHAHDiSE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Oar Express will leave New York every Wedres.
day and Saturday par splendid cleaners Roanoke
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be rs
ceived at our New York Office, SO Broadway until s!
O'Clock, z. NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants aud others ordering goods from Rev
York, ere requested to order By adams Y CO. s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will az heretofore, Ieevins
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the in
land route, will BIO forwarded by the 8eemer Ex.
press. - ADAMS CO.
}. q. MCpONOUGH, Agent, Richmond
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Re sTsburg ano Richmond, intended for ship
ment per sts:msrs Rosnoke or Jamestown will
hereafter be received by ADAMS & CO, 50 Broad
way, who the only authorized sgents for Express
privileges by those Steamship.
LUDLAM PLEASANTS
10 SIS So Broadway, New York.
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FiRE.--On tho morning of the 5th, Tuite de-
st-ucriTe fire occurred in Fulton street, New York
The photographic establishment of Geo w. Hatch 4
Co, McWood's book bindery, Huors Magazine Of
fco Vinceats clothing store. and Price Sous label
establishment were entirely destroyed. The Sun
hailding for time in considerable danger. The
loss will be heavy.
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WAsHISGToS, Feb. 6--Hon Dudley Mann, pre-.
sent assistant Secretary of State has received nc
foreign appointment and has not siguifed his nten
ton OF resgnins his present situation The
to the contrary unfouuded.
Lieut. Thomas S. Rhett of the "a artillery, has
resigned his post
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HARRISBURG, February Henry Schmidt & Ger
aan, who has been bot short time in the country,
WA arrested today by officers Radebugh and Lewis,
on suspiolOn Of numbering ohm CruuI, farm
this borough, Saturday last. II appears that the
hoHSe q Crun was first robbed end then flied. His
r1taelEs we've found IN the ruips The prisoner had
coat IN hs possession at the time Of his street. which
ives identified % belonging TO the deceased Tina
evidence agans; the prisoner being very strong, he
YES committed for further hearing IL Is supposed
tina; he has uccompiices
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COld Heather IN MN EorE.

New YoRK, Feb. 6.-The weather 10 excessively
cold the thermometer ranging in this city from
zero to 10 degrees above. In some parts of the
State 1t stands at 90 to 40 degrees lower-codel
than for twenty years past
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Nptr YorE Markets

Feb. 6.-Flour is firm with upward tendency
sales Of 400 bbls. southern at 81, 75aS9,25 Sales
Of southern whiteiwheat at s.. 90 Corn Is a trife
better-sales of 5000 bushels white at Sl,0l.-
Pork is fru with an upward tendency. Beet I'M
changed. Lard improving
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Proceedings of CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON. February Co. Senatc--The
French Spoliation bill was taken up and dis
cussed. Mr.. Wells of New Hampshire made
his maiden speech against tho bill, and was
followed by Mr.. Hunter, who offered an
amendment, to the effect that a commission
be appointed to adjudieate the claims and to
make awards of tho sam to be paid each
claimant, The amendment was opposed by
hessrs, James and Clayton, and rejected.
The bill was still under consideration when
this report closed.
HoHse.-The Consular bill was taken nm
out no action had on it. The Senate bill for
inc payment of the Texas credi tors was dis
cussed in Committee of the Whole, Messrs
breckenridge, Smythe, and Jones of Ten
nessee, speaking in favor of the bill.
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FIRE AT OsWEGo--A fire occurred in Oswego, N.
Y last Sunday evening destroying the buildings on
the cornor of West Bridge and Water streets occu-
pied by Messrs Harris and Son, who had two cloth
ing stores, aud s T Hunt, boot and shoe store Hsr-
ris ana Son lost their entire stock on which they
an insurance in the Etna Co. Tor 81 coo. The build
iugs were uninsured.
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from Harana-Peturn of Ms. Hayn

L"IeF from Hdtand-RetNrn Of Ms. H0yne
10 Ncw Orleans, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-The steamer Ca
hawba arrived to-day, with dates from Ha-
yana to the 1st. She brings no intelligence
of Importance.
Mrs. Hayne Qste Miss julia DEAN has re-
turned from Texas to this city, 1t is under
stood that she will not relinquish the stage.
The Cotton market is nchanged-demand
moderate and market quiet
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follow FEB 3-Goy. Pollock has made ,he
: S'a1!y' * N dem Adiutan, G t"wer, OF Bea
win ttt.silan Myers, of Clarion co,n,s ~ 'nf
Mssee. X ''s.sy Inspector Of Philadelphia C G. +
Measures t.. n"hig) Inspector Of WEIGHTS .n ID
Hour lgsse or allegheny county. Mr.. CuIo' TX NJ
2specIor Tor Pit,sburo UP IA NJ
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WGCoNsIN II $ SENATOR The Hon. Charles
Durkee has been chosen L = Senator from Wis
consin for six years from the ith of March next
lie vas the nominee OF the "lusouists," and is a
free soil an,iNehraska democrat. He succeeds the
Hon. Isaac 2. Walker, democrat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-07

TRIAL. OF A GOVERNOR The Minnesota Demo
cfat contains report of the trial o. Gov. German
OF that territory, charged with asseultng anC
beating Frank Collips, an auctioneer. The jury
II appears, failed to agree on verdict and wer'
discharged
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tSlOOD of LYGr AIhnuu

WARRINGTON, Feb 6.-Advices have been re
ceived here from the steamer Fulton, which state
that nothing has been heard of the U. s. Sloop of
war Albany at any port of the West Indies or the
Bahamas. The impression therefore gains credence
that she has been lost
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,TROM DIIENOS AYREs

BosroN, Feb s "A private letter states that the
commissioners irnm President Urqusa reached
Baenos Ayres on Dec. ID to negotiate peace for
his presidential term OF six years.
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RAILROAD ELECTION.

PROVIDENCE. Feb 5-The annual meeting of Thu
Providence aud Worcester Railroad was held 10
day, there being large attendance. The Farnum
iicketwas elected by large majority.
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Treaty ruth lfcGic0.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Treaty with
Mexico was sent to the Senate to-day for ra.
tifcation.
A clause in it provides for the maintenance
ofthe American doctrine that free ships make
free goods