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WASHINGTON, April Is, 1866.
No. SOL. W. Gossee ct al, owners q the steA mer
AutocrAt Thee. Shute Of al of the steamer
Magnolia. Argument continued by Hon. j. J. 0rittendeu
for sppsllsD+s.
No. s1-A. DeDaistoun Co., plaintiffs, Roger Stew
art Argued By N. r. Phillips for PLAINTIFF and printed
argument submitted BY deieacs.
No. 82-Joan Bacon ct al, appellants, William Ro-
bertson ct al. Argued by Mr. Wharton for appelants
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The Albany Nh s~raitv.

ALnANY, April 15 1855.
The meeting at the captol last evening" to protest
against the frauds at the eoent charter ss,ion was
largely attended.
The vote for Mayor In the Seventh and Eighth wards
rejected by the Common Council last ght,
ground Of alleged frauds in eanvAssDg and Ell Perry
declared elected Mayor. The Board remained in
session until O'Clock this morning
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CaIRTY-TOUHFa CONGRESS-.
RIRsr SESSION.


WASHINGTON April IL, 1856.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION.
Mr.. RUsK, (den OF Texas, from the Post Office Com.
mttee to winch referred the memorials of Messrs
Vanderbilt and Livingston, reported bill to encourage
steam navigation lines to provide for the transpost
ton OF the mails by sea, and for other purposes.
ILLNESS CIAY-ExEcuuvE SESSION.
In Of the illness Of Mr. Clay, had the
right the floor the bill to admit Kansas State
the subject postponed and the Senate went into
ecutive session.
Adjourned
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ACTION OF THE COUNTRY on THE NAVY Re-
1rRrNG BoARD.-We have received a copy Of
the resolutions Of the Legislature Of Ohio, in
troduced by Mr.. Rogers, Of Lawrence county,
which severely animadvert upon the action Of
the Navy Retiring Board, and strongly affirm
the principle that every officer of the army and
navy of the United States has the inalienable
risht to be heard In his own defence, and to
confront his accusers, when charges affecting
his personal character and professional honor
ere brought against him. The resolutions fur
ther urge the Senators and Representatives Of
Ohio in Congress to use their best efforts to
have the retired officers placed precisely where
they stood previous to the meeting Of the
Board, and then TO subject the whole navy to
o "proper reform, to be carried out on just,
national and legal principles"
Similar resolutions have been adopted by
the Legislatures Of Virginia, Maryland and
New Jersey, and the same thing would have
been done by our Legislature had not fts ses-
sion been suddenly brought to close, leav-
ing many things undone. The action of the
Board has been thoroughly cauvassed ell over
che country, AID the more tbg nstter is looked
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2eK1B
NV YORK HERALD-EDITIoN FOR EUROPE
HAsennArd mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, viii leave
NArrort toeay, 1T noon, for Liverpool.
ne European mails VIII close IN this city 1t half past
~ O'Clock this morning.
me- HERALD (prnted in English and Frenoh) win be
,aAshed 1t O'Clock in the morning Single copies
awApcers, sixpsnce.
Subscriptions ANA advertisements for any edition Of the
Ssw Y0x HERALD viii be received OF the following places
u Hnsope;-
LssDOs-Am. European Express Co., II and Is Cornh.
AaRB- co. 40. 5 Place de Ia Bourse.
fSvERpooL- do do. Rumford street,
fxvRPooL-John Hunter II Exchange street, East
1hs contents Of the European edition Of the aEEAD
- embrace the received BY mail and telegraph
- Office during the previous week. and to the hour
vWbhoation,
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RellRA0v A. Anniversaries.

The May anniv ersaries are close at hand; in
short while tie city win be filed with the
most eminent clergy Of the United States, Gad
not few from abroad. The various socie ties
which choose the early part Of May for their
annual meetings have already published fnan-
cial exhibits; their receipts have been rs fol-
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Cuurf CalArmar-Tvha FN.v

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. $685. 1885, 262 263 yII. s21 a8s
34S 376 s8 377 to 1892 1885, 1885, 1888, $780, 800 392 to
500, 4ol, 4o3 to 40s, 40s to AIS, %, 1872.
SuPEzR COURT-SpsciAl Term,-Nos. SO, 70. r. rs "a
n, 81, IS TO 80 inclusive.
SUPREME CouRr-Crcuit.- ga ses se4, 376, 70,
246 3S4, S8S, a86 3S7. 38o, $50, 1924, 878 391.
COMMON PLEAS COURT - Part Mos. 49, 489 1876 "a
40 40 367 443, 4e8 to 604 Part Mos 1872 374 134
49, 423 4, 400, 4s 1854, 4o2 4e3 494, 405 1906 497.
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GENEVA, N. Y, April Is, 1855.
The steamboat John Arnott plying the Seneca lake.
burned the waters edge this msrnng, while lay
ing 1t her dock ut Watkins board, named
Dennis was burned to crisp. He resided At Starkey
Nearly all board lees injured but few
seriously Captain Tuthl burned about the head,
hands and feet
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CINCINNATI, April IA. 1855.
Eighteen houses in Willismstown, Ky were destroyed
by fne on Saturday. The loss is unknowu.
The mahogany mill of Henry Abro, in Cnclnatti
damaged by FIRE yesterday to the extent Of
Last night the upper story OF the o,e Of the Cncin
natl Gazette burned.
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into the more outrageous

into the more outrageous q .,a.r. u Ia.
been acknowledged on ~ nod. a., N. po.,a
So'eu n'ey - Xnjustly. Without DOUBT
ooDs..ss . go. some action on this highly
i"Po' n previous to adj ,urnment.
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The Manifest Superior Excellence or Husuen-
an esiaSshsd fact m:s
real benefit to the public Give him CALL iiS Nassau
White, the fantter, has removed from the
ses e is b. Sssu ss Nassau
styles. 3. 81 also sp endd hat for S. WHITE aasser
"The Way TO Win a Crown.o-We do mot,
counsel oodshed 70 tho peaceful deui.
and sS T Futon rn sss s sns
g an md s% 0sos ss y put YOu in q
70 no. knoxs hats are uhimpeachable.
Patent ventiIasing Aaes -rhese Beautiful
hats are now made in the exquisite sye Of The very
mater mss q. and ysn:
haze and hat .s eyer . the public and be
sEi.Lskss 4 1 COMPANY.
Water Power Picture Machinery, $50.
Brcsdwsy Tor % cents Ry this cod
Ardent customers taken BY steam. Depot 2ss Brcadwsy
Daguerreotyp pes, Large size for FIFTY Conts.--
VIZ NJ &c e. % % M
ssstsr as a.. Ss,e operator At wes In
Ds Deviin q 90. beg - state that their
wholesale and completely stocked
~ ne s y Of ~ aD I'm and
n yesns eoa.ss, b., ~ 26s $50 and broad
Spring and Summer taoeds.-F. Derby 4. Co.
s,ss s.s
and ssecons % S Ss .yyeo g
onu oee.NncIsp rosn aessrs Barlow. Pavne A
street. LONDON com bning the and The beant
h h ns mouse are too well know need adj
zen present selections perhaps excel any previous
npcteo VERY variety In STYLE taste make of cloth
ns ana goods can always be IL Park place.
0enuemen In Doubt Where to Got Hand
Sg ana cheap spring garments will please CLARKE
ITO Wnnsm sreet between Fulton and John. Also Office
proportion. - '' ~'
harlem Lots at Aactisn.-We Dcsiro TO
call attention TO the be made this day. O'Clock at
tne nerchan9 Exchange, by ALBERT hIC0LAY. auc-
forty valuable lots snd cores
hr n 10th il1t lsh 10Th 10th l2 l22d srees and
hrd and First avenues and A. Harlem Terms
Aso house and lot 80 stanton street house and lot
Wh street and house and lot at Mott Haven MorrsIlft
S5paS pSSi
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Massachusetts, Nigger WsrshiSpers' .tats
Convention.

BosroN, April 49, 1855.
delegate convention of the Niger " srshi ppers Of
has been called to meet at woros. on
the 4th next the purpose of sell .ctng delegates
to the Niger Worshippers' Natona Convention to be
held ct Philadelphia the l7tn Of u % same month
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Trenton Municipal Election.

TRENTON, April Is, 1855.
At the charter election held in this city yesterday
Joseph Wood democrat, elected Mayor by $50 msjo
ry which is about the average majority for the entire
democratic city ticket except Superintendent Of Schools
The Common Council Is o tie.
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Melancholy Railroad Accident.

NASHUA, N H., April Is, 1855.
earrisge containing Rev. Mr.. Jewett wife aud son,
was run down by train OF this afternoon The son
died this evening, and Mr.. Jewett is not expected to
survive, Mrs.. Jswstt may possibly recover.
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Navigation of the Pen0bsc0t River.
BANGOR, Me-, April 49, 1885,
The ice In the Penobseot moved do this afternoon,
and navigation will probably be unobsructed to this city
BY tomorrow morning. There has been treshet and
NO loss of timber.
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NOn~Arrival OF the Cambria MT Boston.
Boston, April 16-9 N.
The Cambria has not been gnasdfr from the lower sta
ton, and win not probably, arrive before morning
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Removal or . Judge In Maine.

PORTLAND Ne, April 10, 1856.
Governor Wells has removed Judge Davis from hts
Office Of the Justices of the Supreme Court Of the
State Of Maine.
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Condition OF the Erie Canal.
BUFFALO, April IT, 1885,
The Erie canal s reported to be In such i.ion be-
tween this city and Lockpor to preclude the posi-
bihty of opening it before the 9Th of May.
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Arrival OF the Nashvine at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, April IA, 1856.
The United States mail steamship Nashville, Captain
Berry, arrived here this (Monday) evening, at O'Clock
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Burrows THfArRE-hRs. CHARLES HowAKD BENEFIT
This popular house was crowded last night the
sion Of the first benefit Of Mrs. Charles Howard new
piece, Scenes in tho Life Of Unprotected Femaeu
successfully produced 1t Is very c.sver sketch,
founded upon . well known series Of carica.ures In
Punch, and Mrs. Howard played tAe principal part in
her usual dashing and vivacious manner.
DRAWING Room ESTERrArSMKSI.-Th readiugs and oon-
cert Of Miss Eloise Bridges and Mr. Fleming commence
this evening at Hope Chapel As reader Ct shakspere
and the dramatic poets Miss Bridges has high repata
ion. Mr. Fleming is also excellent reader,
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Boston Weeskly BAak Statesmen.
BosToS, April Is, 1856.
The following the soongs of bank statement of
the present week. ending April H. compared with the
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The Manifest Superior Excellence Of Usuen.
SCHEIS hats At IS So those proad at g. In
an established fact and highly atterng himself and
street. " n " - ~''~-'~
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This year mere than last ..,,, 50
OF which Cyst ITO WAS from Sales
I For seven months ending February %.
lDeluciDg the receipts ofan auxiliary Societies.
Estimated.
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IasShs SenuIouhg Haas -Eheae Beautiful
hats In the exquisite STYLE OF he very be
mssa and workmanship, emhaciDg patent yenl.or.
wnicn the wearer can cioca pleasure making them
me moot desirable hat Offer ed 10 the public
hac, wholesale and retail, at Emsree corner Duane
SkA4LERS COMPANY.
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White, the Antter, has removed from the
corner TO l4 Fulton Broadway and Naaaa
street, Visit hts establishment and ono Of MI sprsS
styles, at ~ also endid hat 49, WHITE aattar
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point. Has the national spirit Of the free
States preserved it's constitutional purity re
garding measures, and lost its honest, its fear.
less an d its just sentiments regarding men !?
Does 1t adhere to the cause and denounce those
who uphold it? Does it swear fealty to the
compact Of union and to the equal rights of all
the States, and desert the standard Of national
patriotism and trample under foot the SCARED
veterans who have borne them in the thickest
Of the fight? No; the North is true to the
South--true TO the covenants OF union-true
to the harmony Of the country-true TO the
spirit and the attributes of the republic, and
would serve and promote them all by pro.
nouncing judgment OF condemnation upon
Franklin Pierce. In deserving the men of the
North, he deserted the cause Of the South-iu
forfeiting our confidence, he sowed the seeds
OF dissension in the ranks Of those who have
ever stood by the Union-he recruited. in fact.
for the abolitionists. His weakness here springs
from his acts here. If be has been faithful to
the South, interpreted " his conduct towards
the North 1t is policy and not principle that
has guided him; and under such Leadership,
and controlled by uoh motives, there is no
party that can avoid ENHANCEMENT and disso
lutisn. In setting aside, then, General Pierce,
the North is true TO it's alliance with the ma
tional feeling Of the whole country, and, above
all acts Of friendship performed on behalf of
the Union for the benefit of the Southern
States by The Northern democracy, that may
be set down ss the highest, the truest, and the
uost patriotic,
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Water Power Picture Machinery. $50
Broadway 80 cents Nv this svaem c,d waer
olks taken chsrmiugy Croon req uired daily
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~ Dcvlln q Go. beg % state that their
wholesale and reaaldeparments completely stocked
Win fne late and elegant styles Of spring sumuner
snc ner cusom with the newest imporaonu
WAY, New York. - - ~ AsS0~s~
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counsel var nor recommend oodshed the pease de
Zens OF New YORK But crown be won without eth
ca upon KNOX, corner OF Broad and Fulton street
crown" and brm 10 boot that WI make Won proud
an emperor, and ast longer than 4 me
TO DO. Knox's hats are uhmpoachsble
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MoRTH KNoMING

Prof Wood has uIseoEerea remedy Tor The gray ana
bald which e once practicable and cheap I. reouIre.
no dystaE. no zig, extraordinary trouble. T.re can
eso doubt whatever offs .eAcy. We have seen test
nonials airost sithsut nabr and from men Of great In
seiiiEsnet, high standing aud moral worth.
Those who have bs.a bs years are now wearing .heir
own hAr and APPEAR years younger tan they did .x
months sgeY IS IN esses Eray hairs and bald heads
are bo premature pnaatura II Is = duty 70 remedy
thfm BY tbe natural and nrdcEbted which Prof
Wood has inyeutsd kindly Offers to tie amiete
Read his aayertisasni, ny Ms Eoasrfa remedy and dive
the Professor new testimonial ~
Prize ~. 81 s3,osper bottle Yorsale BY LAusHL1ss
Z BusHPIRLD. wholesale, Drarsis;s noyr
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]. p'AsiII..lE 4.EY MAalcAls pam I.x.


INFLAMMATION and PAIS are a. Inseparab,e as FrfF and
Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces IN
anaion. heFsFer therefs heat hrobblnz or
reaness no matter whether its caused By fever hurt
sore, poison rheumatism. piles scad barn or sting
Is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermon.
cannot alter change The eoneiasion To prevent pai,
and restore nature inflammation subdued To sc-
cops Efforts OF the physician are always direct,
I'd Thousands Of pysicsas thousand Of te frs. and
most sagaeteas who used DALLEY,s MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR. convinced and admit tiat n,
control over inflammation Is most wonderful Immediate
and forcing nature rssune her course,
renesng and healing No burn, seaid or anient is
Two severe q 70 It's soothing curing neuee APP
ply Il Immediately and the cure has esrnmeaesd
The Genuine senveiapedtn asseeI Plate Engraving Win
tle name. OF O. v. cLIcRRSER CO.. propretors, and
HENRY DALEY ,Inanufaeturer, upon each box Price
25ets per box. = -
An oriers should be addressed O. v. ciekeners
Co.. y Barclay 81 New York. =. II. LOGAN Aco.
spzsitn Wheeling, Va.
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sALLARD's NEW HAIa DYEs--It. wsal4 seem a, {.
had fOl=a eslesI commitments Of ne
t1rai eoierias principle hair ceI;aiy the rie and
i1s:rons bterns o. bae by his Hair e are no.
surpassed By The living hres perfectly ai;ste His
preparation Hn9lestionabiy deserved .e rreruf Il OBJ
ainea the worids Fsir and the formal I,
received fran most snsa. ehszists Of The usi.sd
States nsr,, gt,,s.,-
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A GARD no THE, l.AI3IE

DIR: DUPoNces COLDER RR,tAPg PILLS are tnfal
bic In removing soppages Irregularities Of the
These Pills are nothing been By the Doc
tor for many years, both in France America With nm.
success In every case, and he urged by many
thousand have used them make the PMS rub.
for the aieytation Of those suffering from
tiles wen preventive ose ladies' whose
health yin not permit an increase Of family Pregnant te-
males or those supporting are cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor assumes no re.
spopsit after The above admoniion although their mid.
ness you'd prevent injury health; Otherwise these
Pills are recommended Directions accompany each
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail By {
-ss sac IAGGnLIss 4 BpsHRfELD.
Gent Agents for o4iS county, No as sfonsos q. y,
Aisofor saieby 7. H! LOGAN co. ~
~. Bridge Corner Druggists.
must be addressed above General Agents
i sHPpy The tsaie At proprietors prices and send
the plls eoHddeia siss by mall by enclosing III 10
either. AZ the Wheeling Post-oniee s;.sEss
~ B-Dr. Dnponeo.s Golden Pis sIynasur. AZ puno,,
CO.. other genuine FOR particulars get
circular circular f ei AfgsFnist siS.s. sp25-iy
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TnE LATE RoLnEnY. AZ cLEyrrANp.-rfle Her

THE LATE RoLBERY. AT CLEyrr.ANp.-Tfe Her-
aid Of Wednesday says:
The negro, Cnrd, arrested for the robbery of
the Ticket Office, made disclosures to the prison
keeper, Macarthur, yesterday, rs to the place
where the money was hid, aud stated also that
one Philip Box, an Englishman, also in the en-
Box has been arrested. The negro described ac.
curately all the circumstances, and laws the in.
stigatioD Of the theft to Box. Macarthur. ac-
conpanied by Policeman Warren, Marshal Wood
and Mr.. Baldwin, the Ticket Agent, proceeded to
the place designated as the hiding place of the
money, and found 1.-THE sum of about 81 800.
Il was in the rear of a lot on Pittsburgh Street,
this side the Columbiana house. The inside kew
of the safe and knife, the property of Mr. Bald
win, we are told, We're also found wrapped up in
the package with the money. The arrested will
be examined at the Police Court Tomorrow
morning q
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EXPRESSIVE FgArD III FkAScr.- It Is stated l,v
q Paris correspondent Of the New York Heraid
that the cashier Of one Of the branches Of the
or 100000 francs, say SI00,oo0. His family
offered TO lnakeu up te deficiency, but the BalIS
INFUSED asshe posscssod fortune Of his own.
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APPtEs.-Since It has been ascertafned that
there is very short crop Of apples, not only at
the West, butin the Eastern States and through
out the country generally, the prices of this fruit
Is enormously high. The New York Journal
of Commerce says
Greetings retail al IS per barrel; russets al
s., &e Il is probable that apples win be high
er ~ the next holidays than for many years
have been exported; the accounts are unfayora.
bic, Instead Of the total export being some
5000 or TO- 600 barrels, as estimated early in
the season, the amount VIII probably be nearer
10000 The excessive exportatiun, taken in
connection with the fact that the fruit has not
kept well, has made the shipment of apples Gii-
ring the past season Improbable. and in some
cases We understand that shippers have expefil.
eneed loss Of something like two dollars per
barrel. r. r.
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!. PAIN .PAMAcEA,.I.l.. q.
Ambrotvpea Tor SI

PARTRIDGE at his and spseioas rooms With facii
es for operating and arrangsnent light equal 70
am in the country and far superior any in the c.y
producing these beautiful pictures rch
in the country Hs rtspafed make Arbretypes 80
thes can be sent By mail without postage Also to sci
them in Ieeke.s and pins price Da suerreotypss
made foF exhibited
and warranted 70 lastf ages unchanged.
An kinds Of materials che business for sale.
rayier's new store angis
THs outsrioa sErrtsD.-ADAMs was awarded the Es,f
preHtin Tor the hes. likeness the late
Fair in This city Also, premium display Of a
gusrreoiypes. osr Hrspasp DoELaas vi. b gysato any
ist IN Virginia equal his pictures either on
Glass SILVER plate. CAL aiiey 1856 Main street
Of Unipn and examine his Anbrotypss Dagasrres
sspes .nd Photographic. oetif
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TnE LAscAsrEn SK.-LiabHities Disshar-
ged-We learn from the Lancaster Express Of
Tuesday that since Friday last the Lancaster
Bank has redeemed about $50. 900 Of her notes
in payment of debts due the bank, thus dischar.
ging her liabilities TO that amount. The pay
rncnts during these four days ran about as fol-
lows: On Friday $4,000; Saturday $4,000;
Monday $4,000, and Tuesday 10000. The
Express says
fne decrease In the amount paid in on Toes
day is good indication that the public have
confidence in the final redemption Of the notes
at their par value, as much Of those paid in had
been bought upat discount directly after the
10 addition to the above tits calculated that
at least $4,000 Of the notes in circulation will
never be presented for redemption, having been.
lost or destroyed during Che forty years tho
bank has been in operation. Perhaps the notes
Of no other bank were moro extensively carried
during that time by TRAVELLERS on steamboats, &c
The confidence in the Reorganization of the
bank Il daily gaining ground, and the heavy
stockholders are subscribing with great willing
ness.
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g ~. z 81 'aas .0sa @ q e ~ 1I.f
FARM FOR SAIF

TUE faE1s fnlrsReaents l1teir b. naTkl
sfiieT, aeetasas sold JiIfe setiol. the
1TslI Of Deesfise9I 70 ne s9 faf. i
and the TaypsttEx read. tiFse Ts snoaa ~ Nosa-
ssyety acres sz1e eeared rfafe
euitsats9ss istsa Is :, y Va
tered and E9aid make : good stock farm
Terms made kne9n day 81 sas- 1itie tndisPEtahle
Fer f1rT1is- trtorErztse1 enn1f-e -
HENRY 3 TH0asBURGu
Hah nile from Trtaddphla Si4die NhseIrg Geek.
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ACCIDENT rs 81. LouIs The ST. Louis Intelli-
gencer OF the 22d states that on. the day preyi.
IN getting out safe from the ruins of the CITY
Block. and had made fast u line TO n portion of
the standing wall, by which they were pulling,
the wall under which they were standing tot
tered Some kindlyidisposed person cautioned
them against the danger they were running, hut
that was none of his d--n business In q few
minutes afterward. the wall came down upon
them, aud three of the number were buried he
meath il. One of them, named John Long, was
taken out dead. and the other two were so bad
~ injured that it is supposed that they cannot
recover. s,