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NOTICE.
NOTICE

WHEREAS my wife, Barbara Bprtcbe,
mas without cause, abandoned nv bed
ana board ana Is now living with one Fred
ERIC Walter brewer, formerly from Nunrog.
ViHe' huron county, OHIO, notice is hereby
gwen that, after this date, VIII not be re-
sponslole for any debts Of her contracting.
FRANCIS BURTCHET,
Weaveryille, May IS, 1855.
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A CnANeg.--lt viii be seen, by referring
10 our advertising columns, that Mcs.rs
Friedlander d Nathan have bought out
Messrs r. NJ ltdcr n Co. The numerous
friends Of Mr.. +. NJ iEder will regret ex
uemcly the loss Of his agreeable presence
among as, but wherever he may 90 he will
carry with him the warm wishes Of the com.
muuity Of which ho has, for more than two
years, been so active and valuable a member
We know Of few persons who could so well
I'LL the place rendered vacant by the depar-
ture Of our friend Eior, as Mr. Friedhnder
who proposes to make W eayeryille his future
place Of residence. We feel assured that a
short acquaintance will make this gentleman
= great iavorite in our community, and that
the house Of +. NJ. Ed,r & Co. viii have
most worthy successors in that of Friedland-
er X Nathan.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

SrRAwBERRIEs-On the occasion Of re-
cent visit 10 the Tower House, we were the
delighted recipients Of some Of the most de-
lcous Strawberries that We ever had the
pleasure Of feastng upor.
We were pleased TO find that the fruit was
not sour, but possessed Of delicacy Of flavor
which was most refreshing to our palate, tho
remembrance Of which will long be cherished
in our memory
The garden attached TO the Tower House
is the most beautiful and perfect we have seen
for many a day. It is abundantly stocked
with every variety Of fruit and vegetables
all in n most thrifty condition. There is one
particular peach tree that we have in our
minds eye, which we think will in due sea
son be loaded down with ripe and luscious
fruit. We think that we shall make it con
vaniont to pay our friend Tower a visit about
III, NJ tirua
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NEW ADVERTISE uENTS
INDEPENDENCE HOTEL.
Main Street. yYeayeryilIe

NE subscriber, having leased the above
well known HOTEL, would respectfully
'rn his friends and the public generally.
It ne has relitied the same, and made such
erations aud improvements in the whole
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
LIQUOR LAW EXCITEMENT.

The excitement continues in New York in
relation TO the new liquor law. Mr. Cole
man. Of the Astor House, was chairman of a
meeting at his hotel one hundred and fifty
Of the principal hotel keepers and liquor
dealers Of the city were present, aud $4,000
was subscribed 10 employ able counsel to test
the constltutionaIity Of the law.
Mayor W Nood, though not in favor of the
law, says, proclamation, that he shall do his
duty. The Mayor OF Brooklyn says the same.
jersey City has decided not to grant IL
conses.
The Pennsylvania cone quart law" goes
into operation October lst.
The Massachusetts, law just passed is more
stringent than the New York enactment.
FINANCIAL.
Specie is again leaving New York for Eu-
rope. The Baltic took $l,600,O00 on the
18th April. The North Star had engaged,
for the 2lst April, sSOO,O00.
PAGE, BACON q Co.-The New York
Times says, Of the 500 ,OoO in sight drafts up
on Mr.. David IIoadiey, the New York a.
gent, some Of these drafts came forward on
Saturday, and were Of course protested
The large sum of $4,000 represented at
San Francisco as being in New York, having
been mostly used by the ST. Louis house, and
the remnant taken out of Mr. loadIey Is
hands, and put into the general assignment a
few days ago.
These new drafts, therefore, only compli-
cate the difficulty of the San Francisco house,
and make the wreck Of all around complete
and past redemption.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
CUBA AFFAIRS.

The latest phase in the Cuban war excite
ment is that our squadron goes to the Gulf Of
Mexico, to protect American vessels from de-
tention and search, and in case any more
American ships are fired upon, immediate re-
prisals will be made.
The knowing ones at Washington, and
friends Of the President, say he has no inten-
ton Of driving Spain into war. Some Of
the Presidents political enemies insist that
he has receded from his first position-"back-
ed down.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

NouNo's BArnNo EsrABIIsHMENr.-T
elegant establishment Of our old acquaintance
i. Il. Young, ia Shasta, is one Of the note
worthy places Of that pleasant town The
arrangements FOR enjoying a luxurious bath
are most eXcelleut-the rooms are commo-
dous and elegantly furnisbcd-the baths
themselves are well arranged, and all the
appurtenances Of the establishment do inf
mite credit to the taste and skill of the pro
pretor
In connection with the bathing department
there is a most luNurously furnished hair
dressing salosn, where the delightfully."- com
Portable chairs tempt one to submit himself to
the tonsoral manpulatons Of the attentive
attendants, even against his wishes.
The whole establ shment IS truly elegant in
every respect, and would be an ornament tc
any Of our large cities. The citizens O: Shas
ia, aud the weary, dusty traveller who ha,
occasion to visit the town, duly apprec.at,
the comfort aud luxuriousncss OF oung',
saloons
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that time.

THG NEArnER-We have recently had a
conversation with ''thc oldest inhabitant" and
we were assured that such weather as we
have experienced during the past fortnight
was never before known in California. We
believe that it has rained some portion Of The
twcnty-four hours every day for the last two
weeks Oyercoats and fires are in demand
at a season Of the year when linen pants and
iced beverages generally are the rage The
miners however are benefited by the rains
in the abundant supply of water, and the face
Of nature retains its attractive habmonts Of
vcrdure TO a much later period than usual.
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THE PAciTio ExrRxss-Our thanks are
due to this energetic company for numerous
favors during the past week. The early de-
livery Of papers from the Atlantic States on
Sunday morning last -al>o for fa.l files Of
papers from all portions Of our own SAFE
almost daily throughout lie week
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KiNNEY's EXPEDITION.

Col Kinney has published letter stating
that he and his company are going to Near
aqua to till the crown lands, dig gold, &e.,
and not TO re,o'utionize lie also proposes to
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lMfRovEMENrs,-Se1e Of our merchants
are making arrangements to erect substantial
fire proof buildings in the course Of the sum
mer. We understand that Mr. L. G. Fagg
will, next week, commence building brick
store on the lot now occupied BY Messrs.
Barry y Co, with the expectation Of
having il completed by the first Of July. We
also learn that Messrs. Getlesson 4 Co,
Dawson y Co, Clifford y Co, and Mr..
Henry Iloeker, all intend to erect similar
buildings as soon as the necessary amount of
bricks can be procured.
We are pleased TO see these indications of
the prosperity Of our town, and we trust ihat
many others will follow the example Of these
gentlemen, and that We may soon feel secure
from the rayages Of lire, AZ present SO much
TO be dreaded. ana from which We have re-
Gently had SO many narrow escapes.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

FRE N SAN FRANcisco-A fire occurred
in san Francisco on Friday the lsth inst.
which destroyed the entire block Of buildings
bounded by Commercial, Front, Davis and
Sacramento streets. The buildings destroys
ed were all built Of wood and partially un-
tenanted. Loss cstmated at $4,000.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
hlaCELI IANEoUs.


William ellis, Of Salem, Mass, formerly
Of California, shot himself dead in Cam
bridge, April 10th lie was in love with a
young lady who would not marry him.
The ship VIM. Layton, from New York
for Antwerp, has been lost at sea; also four
Of her crew. The remainder were on the
wreck several days and nights with nothing
10 eat
DR.. Charles 4. Peek, a New York DEN
tst has been imprisoned at Havana without
cause. A meeting Of his friends in New
York have petitloned the President to inter
fere. The President has promised to do SO,
and in his reply TO the committee, upon a
personal interview, remarked that the Span
,h authorities seemed to act as if they were
crazy.
Lexington won the last great four mile race
at New Orleans, April l4th; time 224.--
Lecompte was neatly distance at the first heat,
and was then withdrawn.
The steamer Monarch sunk in the Tombig-
bee river, Alabama, April Ilth. No lives
lost
Ship Hero, at New ! ork from ST. Helena
Jan. 2lth, reports the capture of Russian
ship By the British ship Clover.
Governor Reeder Of Kansas Territory, has
been at W ashngton to lay the particulars Of
the recent election frauds before the cabinet
Tho British mail steamer at Boston had
been chartered by the British government tc
convey troops to the Crimea a, ore hundred
pounds per day-the government finding the
coal.
In the ease of J. B. Holmes, tried for mur.
in New York, the jury could not agree ant
were discharged.
Alex i Forbes, a returned Californian
shot Michael shaler, clerk at Buffalo, iol
sedue.ng his wife while be was away. II,
fred Eve shots at Shaler, who, it IS thought
| viii recover.
KiNNEY's ENPEDITIoS.
Col Kinney has published letter stain.
Z a. 1 l.
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WEAVERVILLE THEATRE.

Messrs BLAKE & ROVE, Lessee
Stage Manage ager..................J. W. IHoMA,
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TnE DAILY ClrzEN.-ls the name Of a
new paper recently started u San Francisco
by Messrs. Bu!lum & Farewell It's main
object aPpcrs 10 be the advocacy of the
Know Nothing cause, 1t is very ably edited
and while advocating the claims Of the Ma
tive American Party it is behind none of its
contemporaries in general news.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

PRICES or ADMISSION.
Boxes and Orchestra Seats, 80 00 /
1arquetIe' ''''''''''' .........SI 90 /
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Saturday Evening. May 2Gth.

Singing and Dancing by Miss Williamson.
Petite Laura, ana MIR. 1homau.
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Doors open at =, clock. Performance
will commence atSc'oek, precisely.

r8- The ublic is respectfully informed
that the Ea's IN the Boxes have been raised.
cushiond, and every arrangement made that
may aG to the comfort Of Ladies who may
attend se Theatre.
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Proceedings of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Senate The Senate
passed the bill for the relief of the heirs of Baron
De .kalb. The appropriation provided for this
purpose in the bill amounts to $4,000. The bill
for the relief of the heirs of Commodore Jones was
discussed at length and passed. The Bounty Land
Bill was also discussed, after which the Senate
went into executive session.
Hoase.-Mr. Faulkner asked leave TO report a
bill 10 provide means for the suppression of Indian
hostlites On the Western frontier. Mr. Edgerson
obecting, the subject was passed by and the House
took up the Pacific Railroad bill. Mr.. Bayly said
he wanted the House to read the history OF the
South Sea bubble in reference to this BILL Afer
much discussion, Mr.. Davis of Indiana moved tha
previous question. The House refused to second
the motion by vote of 81 to 50. Mr. BayIy con-
tinued his remarks against the bill He said it was
another South Sea bubble scheme for plunder:ng
the government. The subject was still under con-
sideration when this report closed
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Cotton unchanged; limited
business doing There Ii change to report in
Flour; Southern heavy at Ss.7509.l8. Wheat un-
settled Corn-sales of Yell W and white at SIC.
BALTIMORE, Jan l9.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat s202 os. Corn dull at s709O cents for white
and s9d9O cents for yellow.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 18.-The steamers news had
favorable effect on the Cotton market Prices are
sitter, but no: quotaby higher. Coffee has
CHARLESTON, Jan. 19.-Cotton has advanced und de,
the Canada's news to /. The ssles of the week
have amounted to 1900 bales, and the receipts tc
10000. The amount in store, exclusive of that on
shpbosrd, is Is. 900 bales Rice has advanced4.
MOBILE. Jan 1s-Cotton ia firm and tending up
ward Sales of middlipg MobiI. at a.
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'EIEGKAPHIC NEW

rom lfrico--Arrirai ofthe Black Warrior.
NxwORLEAss Jan 1e.-The orIzsba arrived
IRE from NJ, xsco on Sunday last, with dates FRI N
The CRY of Mexico to the morning of the 5.h. She
brings $40 4s4 in specie.
The chief feature of the news Il. that which re-
lstes to the levy Of senor Arrangciz. Of some
$40, COO commission at the rate of one per cent
Tor receiving and renting the 1900 900, derived
rom the United States Government Santa Anus
ias deprived him Of the pIoptment he held al
Washington, and also Of the decoration of the
order OF Guadalupe, with which he had previous,
II been invested. The conduct OF Arrangoiz in
tais matter IL said to have caused much surpri,e
and disappointment as 1t certainly has OF bitter
mss. He bad always previously been considered
IT the most unyielding integrity and highest ard
most honorable delicscy. The reader will find a
more full account of this affair on the fret page OF
the Dispatch, received by mail some twelve hours
IN advance of the telegraph
The sielo XIX says that they are sending people
to prison at Monterey for not being knoon. Seven
were SO served between the 18th and the 2Ist MI.
The Guadalsjara Soldado de la patra denounces
various government employees for not having
voted at the late election, and demands their dis.
mission from office in accordance with the terms of
the circular issued on tie subject.
Declarations of persons unable to vote at the
election, in favor of the existing government OF
the country, from great number of.places, are
published
Capt. Joachim Rena, commanding company OF
ancers at Alvarado, has been deprived of his post
for not voting Gen Romulo Das de Ia Vega has
been appointed Governor of the District of Mexico
Some farther victories over the insurgents are
announced
The Black Warrior has arrived, with Havana
advices to the 18th inst. She brings no news OF
tbs steamer Falcon, and serious approximations are
entertained with regard to her safety.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By GoDDIs & ApPERsoN.

HOISEs AND LOTS ON ST STE
-. rHEN RIFT, DUvALs ADpITTON.
= ss sAE az AUCTION VIII be sold at auction.
4asciesk three I.ots Of Lard on The wsss lin.
OF 81 stephen street tstween Federal and Conss.
psen street and running back each l25 feet c.or =
rs 20 ten foot slley; of which lots tS. =
hes lately been erected three dwelfiss houses vsr
The principal house, situsted st. Stephen strs.t
has very recently been thoroughly repaired With
two IRONY porches attached making 1t very desirs.
bls az dwelling. 1t may be converted into rro-
Gerry stand otherwise the purchaser may be dir
posed The whole Of the above property viii be
divided to suit purchasers on the day Of sale. when
the terms will be made known. The title IL undis.
puted and the houses constantly rented The
purchaser to pay the taxes for the present year.
20 GODOIN APPERSOE Ancts
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL e,

SALE OF REAL ES-
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a Deed
OF Trust to the subscriber. executed by William NJ.
fulton, dated 9Th September, 1852 and recorded In
shall, on SATURDAY, Goth of January, 1855, at ~
O'Clock r M. upon the premises, sell the property
conveyed In said Deed. being Lot of Land on the
south side OF Main, between lat and I'd streets front.
ing Ss feet and running back between parallel lines
loo feet bounded on the East by the property con-
veyed to said Fulton By Thomas Samsnni and wife.
Lipseombe. decd. ~
The title to the above property is believed to be
undouoted; but acting a. Trustee, shalfronvey only
with special warranty -
TERMs-Cash sufficient to pay the expenses attend
ing the sale. as well of the bonds mentioned il.
said Desd. with all interest thereon. amounting
about $3.50; and the remainder payable In a manner
to be made known at the time OF sale
JUAN PIZZINI, Trustee.
TAYLOR q WILLIAMS. Aucta. in 10
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BY LARUS & SHINE,
BLOODED sTAIJToN RIrnnv

A FLOODED STALLION. BUGGY.
"A A PAIR OF HORSES AND CARRIAGE. IA,
ACCTiON-On SATURDAY morning, at 10 o;cn.
we viii sell at auction. ct the horse lot Bloodsd
stallion by Prince Albert, perfectly broke to sinee
harness and the saddle-sold only for the want Of
use; and light Russy Wagon. Also fine pair of
plere. 49,
The above is worthy Of the attention of those In
want or wish to speculate go 8. -
ia LARIIG 4 sHINT 49,.
,ADOIT!ONAL.-Wiil be added to the above. a
daI1 bay Horse, years old, perfectly sound, and
works Well In hsrness or under the saddle
TERMS months for endorsed paper
ia W LARUS h SHINE
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILD

College will receive proposals fer the erection of the
North Wing of the edifce of said College, accordiu
Esq, until Monday, 23th inst Bids are invited for
the different kinds of work separately or for the
whole together. Iron and stone work to be lnclu
ded in the carpenters bids.
The plans and specifications can be seen at the
Bookstore of Mr.. Charles WORKMAN, on Main, be.
tween 9th ard 10th streets Any information rela tive
TO the plans &c. will be given by President Ryland
DR.. Albert Snead, the undersigned, to whom the
bids will be hanoed RTCHD REISS
il l3-et Chairman Building Committee.
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THE subscriber having sold part of the
Il Trede gar Foundry and Engine Works to MA
WIN. STEPTOE, who have long been connected
with the business has associated these gentlemen
with him since the first of July last in the Foundry
and Engine business. Being DESTROYS of closing up
his old business he requests those who have claims
against him present them for settlement, and those
indebted to him to make arrangements for early pay
ruents, j. r. ANDERSON
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FOUND DEAp.-The Danville Republican states that
tA''sft Hsirston, sr, citizen of franklin CO., waa
'uho dead in branch, the Sd instant on the road
NON Rocky Mount to his residence He had been
~ attendance at court, and left the courthouse the
evening before, for home apparently in good health
"hsupposed be fell from his horse while drinking,
sho getting strsngled, was unable to rise. He had
heia many ofhees OF trust in that county, and was
considered an energetic and useful man.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN.
WOOD LAND FOR SALE AT Al

WOOD LAND FOR SALE AT AUC-
w TION.-Willb be sold at auction on MONDAY
the 9Th of February 1885, at IL o'clock in front of
Hsnrico County Court House, about 100 acres of
Wood Land, lying on the Dsrbytown road, milss
John Cusrie and others
TERMs-One-third cash, one-third months and
one-thrd IL months, for negotiable notes, bearing
interest, with GOOD erdorseTs.
plat of the land can be seen at my Office.
js2o r, CAUTHORN
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The thief who entered the jewelry store of Tiff
fany & Co., in New York, the other day, and stole
two diamond breestpins, worth, together, $1,000,
has been captured, together with the stolen proper.
sy. He is known in New York under the name of
Captain Wende, although he gives his own name
as that of Alphonso Soulard. He is native of st
Louis Mo.
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Knoac Nothings an 4labomo.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 1s.-The Know Nothing
Convention, which lately assembled in Mobile I'D =
journed without making any nomination for Cover
nor, and will meet again in April next.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH

" ALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH
MOND, FOR LEASE. AND PERSONAL Es-
TATE THEREON. FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
Mr.. George Wood6n having determined to remove
TO bis dwelling on Church Hill we will on SATUR-
DAY. 20th ct ii o'clock. 1a5 lease out until lst ia
nuary next ~ public auction. the Farm on which Re
resides, situated near Blakey's Mill one milo Esst
Of Richmond containing l6 acres The land 10 high
iy improved, and the yelling thereon In frst,rats
order. The other buildings are in good repair
At the same time and place, will be sold the fol-
lowing Personal Property. viz: ss
One HORSE; three fine COWS; one excellent
CARRIAGE and HARNESS.; two CARTS, and
large parcel of excellent Farming Utensils
To persons disposed to engage in the market bust
mesa the above Farm presents most favorable OPP
perrnty. sba ese
Terms at sale. GoDDIN APPERsoN.
fa
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By LARUS 4 SHINE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Al

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the I'D, at p.
M we will SELL at auction, the premises. valu-
able two story Brick House, fronting 18th street
= feet, running back 1872 feet, and lying between
mafs s and Clay streets The property now rents
TEaMs-One-fourth cash one-fourth 6, ~ and 10
months. interest added, for endorsed negotiable
psper-title retained until the last payment be made
Jal6 LARUs L SHINE, Aucts.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
18TH STREET, BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the 22d an.
at 81 O'Clock r. M upon the premise, will sell
fronting 3} feet and running back &c feet and yin
between the property of Mrs. M. s. Schermerhorn
and Mrs Dora Allen Munden.
TERMS One-hslf cash. balance months ne gotta.
Bile paper, interest added and title retained.
ia LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
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RUTH HALL-And other leading books
Ia of the day. for sale by A. MORRIS.
Ruth Hall; by Fanny Fern SIPS.
Mrs. Mowatt's Autobiography. Sl.25
Alone. Seventh thousand. Sl.25.
Sociology for the South 81.
Party Leaders; by Baldwin. 81;
Eoctss Ambrosionse; vols s..
Life of Rev. VIM. Jay; 2 vols. g so.
Life of Rev. DR.. Alexander; vol. g so.
Memoirs of Napolson, his Court and Family; by the
Duchess D'Abrantes; vols. "a.
Virginia Comedians; 2vols. 81 so.
Hearts Ease and Heir of Radcliffe. Each 81 so.
Ida May, or Northern View of Southern Life
81 s5.
A southside View of Slavery; by Methodist Di-
vine. 81.
The Planters Northern Bride; By Southern lady.
81 80
Mrs. Bremsrs Homes of the New World; vols.
81.
A Southern Home; By Virginia lady. 65 cts
Cooper's Novels. New edition, now publishing
81 per vol.
Cummings Lectures complete. Per vol. IS cts.
Capt Csnot, the African SLAYER; VOL Sl.21.
With all the other popular books as rapidly pub
lished; received and for sale by A.MORRIs.
ia 1876 81 Main street.
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Ere.

NEW York, Jan. l9.-Four buildings situated In
the Bowery, in this city, were destroyed by fire be-
tween midnight and o'clock this morning.
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From HQy0Do.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The steamer PHILADELPHIA
arrived to-day from Havana, with advices to the
18th inst. She brings no intelligence of the missing
steamer Falcon
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barn belonging to Mr. Phillip Liggett about one
mile below Harrispnburg, Va, was destroyed by
fire last Tuesday.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE SENAToR.-The Washington
Union learns through private source that Gov'r
Baker, Of New Hampshire, has appointed Hon. J.
s. Wells to ill the vacancy in the u s. Senate &C.
aasioned by the death of Hon Moses Norris.