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The Markcts.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. E. FARMER
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 8, 1856.
At market 1853 Cattle, 1900 Beeves and Cos
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearngs, two and three years old.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra Ss,5OaO,00; LIST
quality, s. ,50a7, IS; 2asnality, S6,25aT 90; Sd
quality, $500; ordinary, 81, so.
Hides ,07aO,0sc per ewt.
Tallow-0 0sa0 09c per cwt
Pelts-St, OoaSi Csc each.
Calf Skins-13aI4 cts per ID.
Barrelling Cattle-None.
Veal Calves-S6 90 to 10.
Working 0xen-S95 to l75.
Cows and Calves-SSO to 60.
Yeariings-S15 to 10.
Two Years Oid-S22 to u.
Three Years 0ld-s27 to 40.
Sheep and lambs-4l60 at market Extra, Sc
to s. By lot Sl.75 to 4,5o.
SWINGS TO 09c per 10.
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Lowest Prices.

Among his assortment may be found rs usual
most Of the standard Histories and Poets, and
most of the new publications of the day, such as
the Conquest Of kansas; the History Of the Nor
mons Salt Water Bubbles; Tales Of the Ocean.
The Hills Of Shatemuc; book Of Good Exam
pies; be Morning Star, or Symbols Of Christ;
Pioneers of the West; Young Lady's Guide to
Perfect Gentility; What a Woman can Do, What
a Mother can ENDURE: Mrs. Stoves new work
" Dred;'' the Curse Enfailed several Of I. :.
Arthur's new works, livery cheap A Good Time
Coming :: Headley's Sacred Plains; Death Bed
Scenes; the Riches of Grace; the Chain of Sa.
cred Wonders; DIR. Cummings complete works
nc vols. very eheap). 4 few more OF Beach's
American Family Physician, Gall could get
Haywards United States Gazetteer, (pricc reduced
to 5000 Dicks Works complete; Pierce anC
Burns Notes and Commentaries Of all klnds.-
These are a few among the many together witt
n LARGE lot of
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no NERVOUs SUFFERERS.

A retired Clergyman, restored to health IN few
days, after many years Of great nervous suffering,
is anxious to make known the means Of cure
VIII send tlree) the prescription used. Direct to
the Rev. JOHN n DAGEALL, No. SO Fulton St,
Brooklyn, y. 7.
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CARD
n NARkBa
TO DRUGGlSTs- ANp MER CHANTS Q

TO DR. UGGISTS AND MER C'HINTS OF
VERMONT;
For the convenience Of Dealers and individuals
Of this State, have appointed Sir. FRED. +.
SMITH. Of Montpelier, my wholesale Agent and
he will be Al 81 times supplied with an sizes OF
my " GENUINE ELECTRIC on" I would
urge upon all dealers in Aediciae to erter from
Mr.. Smith supply Of my Oil NJ once, tSat they
may be able to answer the earliest demands Ht
will also furnish each dealer with Show Cards
Posters. and 1000 Circulars. with their name
printed thereon rs agent. (Rend the following
nroclamaLinnN A. D. SMLLH. LLlnalsl. nhila.
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srOO. PROCLAMATION.
To The Mayor and CitieeRs Of P5iIdde,
Dkid and The Union -

10 The Mayor and Ctft@eRS 81 I'attddet-
pl,id and ne Union -
propose to test my Electric OIL on any case Of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Piles,
6out Fever and Aguc, TetteT felons, Sweilings
Of ali kinds, Cramps, Deafness, land some other
cases that have treated successfully aud to for
felt to any public institutions the MAYOR may
name S1Q0, ii my Genuine Electric on does MOI
mrke IN effechlal cure in each case.
Dr. J. c. Van Doren, No. 3, Fall st., Tre1ton
n J., an old and experienced gentleman, came e
my establishment on Saturday, and said, " lie
had never failed in single case OF Rheumatism
with nay Or lie buys several dozen at a time
and has more than y year past. lie saws " It j.
much in usiRg he Oil right" ! find ! have No
trouble in curing sp Piles eficctually, and do moi
use injurious medicines. My pure " Electric OI'
is enough. BE careful Of the counterieits. Young
scamps who use my certificates 20 sell and deceive
the people. Only one Depot, that is n. F. corner
! Walnut and Eighth street, Philadelphia. an my
! bottles must have my name in the glass. All th'
cures advertised in this paper a wear or two pas
were made by my Oh. Come and see the ccrtih-
/ Gates Of 500 citizens 4 L. SMITH Chemist
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school Books

rs usual, Of every kind At prices which viii posi-
lively defy ali competition. He would call par
ticuGlr attention to his assortment Of Stationery.
which is now complete, and which has been
selected with great care, and with direct reference
10 the wants of his customers, embracing plain
and fancy note and letter paper from 8 10 . cents
per qure. Envelopes from cts. per pack 10 "a
cents pack, and every thing connected with the
stationery line at prices corresponding with the
above. IhanEftliO for former f,vors, be hopes that
by an upright course Of dealing ard a careful
exclusion Of all works Of doubtful tendency, 10
merit and receive good share Of public patronage
CHESTER BROWN.
Craitsburv Nov. 20. IE5G-23f
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Greatest Cure in the World for Pain.
A. e. SMITHS
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE " ELECTRIC OIL.
FOR RMEUMATIsN. NELIsALGIA. STlFF IoLNTs. &C.

do disease only certain class n
tons will forfeit 500 the Electric OIL sold at CORNER WALNUT
single
Sweea
all swelling in
piled any patient female Amshouse any public
the rnv
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DIsTHIFf OF oIiFANas g.
A I . Probate Court holden ut Probate Olics
Il Ia Ira bhrgh. within and Tor said district,
on the 9Th day Of December. 1855;
Az INSTRUMENT, purporting 10 be the last
v 80 mud Testament Of HENRIETTA a. MiNOf,
late q Coventry. in said District. deceased, being
presented 20 de court bore by Josiah y. Whseloek,
tiie executor therein naaad, for Prubales
& e ordered by said Court. that al persons
concerned therein be notified 70 appear q q ses-
son 0f s,t.d Court 10 BE- holden Cd The Probate
Ofiae, in IrashBrgh on tie 7th day Of January,
ls57. aad shea esuse. il any they my have,
iagoipsf the Probate u said VIII: fgr which
purpose. Il i further ordered, that copy q the
record II ths order, is Published Three weeks
successigciv, IN tie Orleans Independent Stand
ard paper printed At irr.5airgh, presious to
sad time appointed i1r beaflHg
A fres cops 81 record
5oss Attest. d. CARPENTER, Judge.
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DIED.

In Coventry, on the 18th ult., at the
residence of Mrs. Persons, Mrs. HEN
RIETTA A. MIEoT, widow of the late
George Minot, formerly of Bath, n. H.,
aged 81 years.
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ROBERT BONNER.
PubIlsher Of NEw YonK LrDorr

Publisher Of NEW foRk LEDoERt
a Ann Street, New ! ofk.
n, B.-Now Is good time 70 subscribe a.
EMERsoE BESsErT's great Original Novel d
FRoSTHKE LIFE, viii be commenced IN the
LEpeKE on he fEst Of January. 5eWz
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knowledge is Power!
Wiser the Head, Purer the Heart

THE subscriber would take this method to IN
i form his old customers, friends. and the pub
he generally that he las once more returned from
the city markets with the largest stock Of books
and stationery which he has ever had, and j.
prepared TO sell tltera at the very
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FRTENDS or HUMANITY.

To YOU (alw8ys disposed 20 all the sulering) 4
may appear incredible after IN vain trying all the
wonderful medicines Of the day, that one appii-
cation externally and few drops taken Internal
FRED. f. SMITH, Druggist, Mon
for Vermont. for DIR. Smiths Genuine :
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A NEW BOOK.
A TALE OF THE SOUTH

A TALE OF THE SOUTH!
BOUNDED on Facts, and entitled " The Cur Sc
Il Entailed," by Mrs. u. H. Bigelow, a sister d
Bishop iai..line Of the Methodist Church. She
saws ia her preface She cor scieui0usiy believes
the book was written under tie samr pressure
that ST. Paul felt when he exclaimed lpr neces-
sity is laid upnu me yea. woe is me II ] preach
not the gospel :" Feeling that God demanded h.
and humanity required il, She has simply done
her dutv and Of which the Boston Liberat0g
SAYS Il is the greatest work vet published from
" Uncle Tom to Dred, 4" and a book which
everybody ought 10 read. Oh, ye ministers read
il and see your responsibility! Oh, We pro-slave-
~ church members, read &c ard tremble! Oh,
We Office holders and Office seeker, read il ana
bluslii G1, We mothers wIfh your darling babes
IN vow arms, read it aud think that they may be
Kidnapped and torn from your embrace sud sold
into perpetual bondage, aud then you wiA see Gus
nations guilt Oh, ye ehfdren aud youth read
IT, and learn to hate slavery sith perfect hatred
Oh, everybody Fead it, for il is designed to cause
a great sensation, One large ~ mo. price = e
FOR sale by CHESTER BROWN.
Crafts6ury, Nov. 90, 1s58-49if
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Ii. Of nv tsennine) Electric on U.in SO verv
suddenly relieve the sufferer morn ,he most vio-
lent pains; vet j S fact, as tsstifti tv good
men and good women, whose Hsmcs are 40 my
Office. Not any have used il without deriving
SOME SPECIAL BENEFIT
within an hour, and many are they who have been
perfectly cared oi rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal
and Bronchial Complaints. Group. Tic Doloreux,
Fclons, GEumPs, Piles, sptains and Bruises Cats
and Wounds SweIed Glands and Still ,Foiuts,
Serofula and ErySipelas, Sore Nipples and Sweils
ed Breasts, Salt khcum and Caukcrs In the mouth
or stomach Erupsions and oh kinds Of Sores,
tHeRduche OF oo1hache in Eve or ten miHutesJ
also, Chilhlains OF Sore or Tender Feet Il will
be seen that
lido not Profess to cure Everything,
but only a certain class Of complaints al Of
. which are Curahle on simple Electric and Chem
ic5l principles, through tie stiniiies Of my Ecc-
trio OIL, and The Nevo Vital Fluid q the human
body.
The nodus opeganH Of progressing and ever
chauceahje Rheumatic pain. is imperfecfly under
stood ty mankind; whether its location is the
membrane or covering Of the nerves nfaFred by
arrangement. tlike the coating Of an iuilamed
>toms,h,} or some disturbance Of the electric
iiuid Itself certain It is that nv Electric or is
readily absorbed INTO, 10 il docs not actually sup
pie deficiency IN, md cqualize the circulation
Of that great principle OF living organization.
Let The skeptical and the hhmaue look into this
matter-for Il these things are 60
ALL ABE ALIKE INTERESTED
viii take any case from the hospitals 70 test it
all. Nv Electric or IS pleasant and innocent;
danger of cold OF reaction, rs all viii bear ms
witness Come and see for yourselves.
\. +. corner Walnut and Elehth SITS Fha.
{ uY- None sold hy peiiars. All my bottles have
b NV name blown in and the new wrappers bearmy
signature 10 prevent imposition on the pRb.ic.
A. +. SMITH, Chemist
I Prices, rs cts, so cts, and 81, per Bottle.
e y. b. The large bottles ten times the cheapest.
= L W. NlE, Irasburgh, aad one Agent in every
: town. Ain9
tpelier. sole Wholesale and Retail Agent,
= ELECTRIC OIL" Philadelphia.
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RELTGEOUs, FgSTORECAE.

Biographical, School, Medical, Gift, Blank and
Children's Books too numerous 10 mention, al pgi
ees which are warranted to give entire satisfac-
inn
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Washington, Dec. 2, 1856.

THE VERMONT KANSAS APPRoPRI-
ATIoN.-Letter from Senator Sea0ard
In the following letter Senator Seward
bears his testimony to the munifcence of
the gift of Vermont in aid of Kansas
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.
DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 29th of
November was received last evening.
honor, thank and reverence the State of
Vermont for her late benefcent gift TO
the oppressed, exhausted and abused peo-
pie of Kansas. 1t shows that the wrongs
of the people have awakened the SYM
pathies of the lovers of freedom in our
country and l doubt not that the bless
ed example will be followed by the other
States whose institutions are founded on
the rights of man. Slowly but steadily
the systems Of government founded on
force wear away, and the newer and bet
ter one, based on the equal consent of
the governed is coming into their place.
Let us be hopeful, patient and persever-
ing.
/ am, dear Sir,
Very respectfully and truly
Your humble servant,
WIN. II. SEWARD.
NJ. F. CONWAY, Esq.
VIRGINIA Debating Mr.. BUCH-
ANAN's Washington, Dec.
5.-The Star confirms the report that
the Virginia Electors had recommended
ex-Gov. Floyd for a post in Mr. Buch-
ana's Cabinet. The Electors had quite
a jubilee after casting the vote of the
State. Gov. Wise was present. Many
speeches were made and toasts drank
One of the sentiments declared "Ostend
Manifesto to be but the eternal law Of
nature, and of the nations self-preserva.
tion-all honor to the statesman who viii
execute its principles
Gov. Wise, in a speech, declared thai
nothing would tempt him to leave hi,
present position, in which the Democracy
of Virginia had placed him. He alst
said it was due'to Virginia that some one
of her distinguished citizens should b,
called to aid in carrying out this policy
Both of these declarations were receives
with thunders of applause.
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craftsbury, Nov. 20, lS5s-2s:f

n B. Any work which, may be wanted b. any
Of bis customers that he does rot happen 70 have
on hand, be viii be happy 10 procure i'r them,
which his arrangements with tie publishers viii
enable him to do al short notice, and at the low
est prices CHESTER BEOwN.
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II L II LIE .

of almost every description from 25 cts. 10 Sl2
Sears celebrated Pictorial SIX dollar Bible for
81, 600 and the Philadelphia and New Yok Quar-
10 Family Bibles at t. still greater reduction from
the publishers city prlces
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CLARKE's FEMALE PILLS.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfaling in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject. It mod
crates all excess and removes all distractions,
and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfets.
! ca UTTON-These Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during the first three
months, as they are sure to bring on miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
l. c. BALDWIN & CO,
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, X. Y. Genera
Agents.
N. B. 81 90 and G postage stamps enclosed tC
any authorized Agent, win ensure bottle Of tbs
Pills by return mail.
For sale by FRED. E. SMITH, Montpelier
Wholesale Agent for Vermont; r. W. NYE, Iras,
burg. and by one druggist in every town. Al
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Notice.

MIR. EDITOR-Having discovered two adver-
III tisements in your paper signed by Sergeant
& ClOugh, and having learned from report that
am one of the persons composing said firm,
take this method to inform the public that there
does not nor never has any such firm existed ia
my knowledge. SOLOMON CLOUGH.
Irasburgh Dec. 9-50w3
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GAIT! SALT! SALr!-s2,O will buy two bush
y els at r. W. NYE's.
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NROCKERY and Glassware, the very best as
" sortment at L. w. NYE's.
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FKREA, Sugar Hsasses Ksisins, Rlee, Ssiara-
Il tue, Oh, Fish and Salt. can "a bs f9nnd 81
g. -. kgE'S
IrasbBrgh, Nov.
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MORGAN HORSES.
NOTICE.

THIS faav certify that have given my adopted
1 son. Madison Back, be tine dufHg the r.
nainder Of his miHor.iy, and shall clans ton,
81 his earnings nor pay ANY ielts n Bic coz
tracing after this dale. ALMti.A BLACK.
C0yenlry Nor. -, JssG-49wss
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BOSTON MARKET.

WHOLESALE PRICEs.-Dec. c, 1856.
FLOUR AND MEAL-per bbl.
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II, % nv teeauine) Electric Oi9 piT SO very
suddenly relieve the sufferer fIou ihe most yio-
lent pains. vet i S fact, as tssufti bv good
men and good women, whose Hsmes are az my
IN. % e. 49,
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100 0n0 Good Spruce Single for sale by
IOOsOOO WALWOKTn & WEST.

ID DOM Paper from Toto II IL cts. per role /:
Ia also Satin for II cts. at K. W. NYE
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feature was, that it was carried on at the
immediate expense ofthe peace and hap
piness of the people of the Territory OF
Kansas. That was made the battlefield
not so much of opposed factions or inter-
ests within itself, as of the conflicting
passions of the whole people of the Uni
ted States. Revolutionary disorder in
Kansas had its origin in projects of in
teryention, deliberately arranged by Ger.
tam members of that Congress, which
enacted the law for the organization o.
me Territory. And when propagandist
colonization Of Kansas had thus been an.
oertaSen N one section of the Union. fol
the systematic promotion of its peculiar
views Of policy. there ensued as mat
ter Of course, counter-actiop with on
posite views, IN other sections of the Tn
ion.
In consequence of these and other in
cidents, many acts of disorder it is mn
deniable, have penetrated in Kansas. +
the occasional interruption, rather thai
the permanent suspension of regula
government. Aggressive and most re
prehensible incursions into the Territor
were undertaken, both in the North an
the South, and entered on its norther
border By way of Iowa, as well as on tn
eastern by way of Missouri and ther
nas existed within it state of Insured
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otherwise without doing violence to an
other great principle of our institutions,
the inprescriptible right of equality of the
several States.
We perceive, also, that sectional inter-
ests and party passions, have been the
great inpediment to the salutary opera
ton Of the organic principles adopted,
and the chief cause of the successive dis
turbances in Kansas. The assumption
that, because in the organization of the
Territories of Nebraska and Kansas,
Congress abstained from imposing res
traints upon them to which certain other
Territories had been subject, therefore
disorders occurred in the latter Terri
tory, is emphatically contradicted by
the fact that none have occurred in the
/ former.
Those disorders were not the conse
quence, in Kansas, of the freedom O
self-government conceded to that Terri
tory by Congress, but of unjust interfer
ence on the part of persons not inhabi
tants of the territory. Such interference
wherever it has exhibited itself, by act
OF lnsurrectionary character, or of oh
str'ctlon to processes of law, has bee
repealed or suppressed, by all the mean
which the Constitution and the laws plac
in the hands of the Executive.
In those parts of the United State
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. Z, 1856.
The Commissioners on the HarbOr EDcr0achments
in their Report to the Legislature, recommend the
following as exterior lines on the North River side:
Recommend that the present Pierhead Line from the
Battery to Hammond street be exterior line, but
not prepared to recommend exterior line north of
Hammond street. Around the Battery recommend
that the Sea-wal recently erected be the exterior line
From Battery place to Fulton Ferry they recommend
the exterior line TO be of average of 44 feet from
the present line of bulkhead solid lhng-thence to
Coriears Hook, at an average of $40 feet from the
present bulkhead being the average length of piers
along this shore from the Battery.
From COrlears Hook to Eighteenth street. recon-
mend that the exterior line shall commence $50 feet
from the line of East street. running to the northeast
corner of the Bukhead at the foot of Eighteenth street,
thence on slightly curved line TO the foot of Thirty
eighth street; on the Long Island side from Har-
rison street to Fulton I'eny, recommend the ex-
terror line, as established by law, thence from the
end of the pier of the ferry to the northeast cor
ner of Marsten g. POwerss coal depot; thence to
the end of Wetmore's pier at the foot Of Adam
street: thence to the wharf of the gas works at the
foot of Hudson avenue; thence in curved line to-
ward the Navy Yard wall to point 300 feet outside
of the line of ls feet water along the front
Of Cob dock thence along the Williams
burgh shore $50 feet outside Of eighteen feet water
thence to Newtown Greek, at distance of 300 feet
outside of Gig htcen feet water.
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we'd. The Philadelphia mai Of this morning i

Iveds LIE fhAoelpha NAL OF this morning
received. ID
TIE Thermometer here stands at is deg above zero,
showing briskly, abb violent ~ T. wind.
CHICAGO, Jan. :, a. tn.-Ihe Thermometer here IN
dicairs II deg below zero The Express train the
Rock Island road which left here at II O'Clock last
night, has not yet reached Joliet. This mornings
train the Alton Railroad frozen fast in snow
diff near Lexington. Other roads supposed TO be
unobstructed.
BUFFALO, JAN s-p. m The Thermometer here
this morning only four degrees above zero. We
are now having driving snow-storrn. Three Eastern
mails due being DELAYED east of Rochester. The
road West are all night.
CLEvELASD, Jan. s-s. MT is intensely cold
here, the Thermometer being eight degrees below
zero. No.obstruction to railroad travel.
Charleston, bound to New-York has put in here short
Of coal She experienced a very heavy storm, and
reports two barks ashore at Caurtuck Inlet.
The steamer Keystone State, from Savannah bound
TO Philadelphia, il also here short of coal The storm
here on Saturday and Sunday nights was terrific The
schooner Fish-Hawk, from New-York for Norfolk,
went ashore in Livahen Bay The schooner Eliza
Mourning, from Staten Island bound to Norfolk, went
ashore at the same place and subsequently caught fire
and was entirely destroyed. No lives were lost.
The amount of tunnage now in the port OF Norfolk
is 2j 900 tuns which Is more than it has been at any
one time during the last 90 years.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan s.-The Thermometer here Is
deg. below zero.
BUFFALO, Jan. SO P. A.-Railroads here are en-
trely unobstructed.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN s.-A letter from Lewes, dated
the 18th inst, reports schooner, laden with naval
stores ashore on the Maryland Beach. The pilot boat
Cooper in going TO her assistance, aso got ashore
There is considerable ice in the Delaware River.