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Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEMI-

II
Il WEEKLY L. 5. MAIL LINE.-The aud splendid
MARION. W Foster, commander, Will leave Pier
No T. N r., on WEDNESDAY, Feb 6, at o'clock ?. m.
precisely For Freight apply board where all bills Of la
ding will be signed and Passage al the Office Of SPOF
FORD TILEsTONS Co, No - Broadway: Cabin Psssase.
S95 The beautiful and fast going Steamer JAMES ADGEH
: C. urner commander will succeed, and leave SATUR
DAY Feb O. The florite Steamer CAROLINA makes regu
lar rps TO the VARIOUS landings the ST. Johns River
Florida connecting with the steamers from NewYOrk aud
leaving Charleston EVERY TUESDAY at o'clock,
Through tickets TO jacksonville S3l to Plaika $Si
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HNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES NAIL sTEAMERS-The chips composing thb
Eue the following:
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt E:dIidsA
BALTIC Capt ComstOck ADRlATIC.
Thee ships having built by contract expressly of Ne
Government service every has been taken IN teir con-
suetion, alec in their insure strength and speed
their unelused of ee
esnce and comfort Price Of passage from Newton TO Lives
pool in hIstclass cabin, $50 IN second do -Io eheuw
York 80 and 70 guinness An experienced Surgeon attached 70
each ship No berth .etred Until paid fo,
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COPARTNERSHIP. - The undersigned have
this dav formed CoparinershP, under the and style
OF OAKSMITH KEEFLER, foT the transaction Of general
SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP STORE aud COMMISSION
business at No. u MoOre-st-New-York, Feb l. 1855
SIDNEY OAKSMITH,
B. r. KEEFLER
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NETWORK
Il and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This line viii Be con-
posed Of the following new aid splendid SHIPS, VIZ:
CALHOUN.....2ooo TINS burden. Capt D. II. Truman
n CLAY 500 burden. DAVID Caukina
HEBSTER....3c eco tun- surdea...CsFt J; J. Lawrence
TIE above vessels hsvs been recently bgt and LIs
krrest AZ n substantial IN the trade
They are commanded by experience and ability. The
.ccon very superior ard every e1ertion will Be
made promote the coo Of and the convenience
Al ,hrrsrs For Freight or Passage apply
ePOFFORD, TILEsTON Co, No - Broadway.
Asests a. Liysrreel-T. 6RIMshAw Il Co, No. 10 Gore
Plaza
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miscellaneous.

DRAZIL WOO .-23O quintals BRAZIL
ID WOOD, lin bond OF duty PAID for sale by
SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co., No. % Broadway
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pELGIAN TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
- LINE between NETWORK aid ANTWERP.-The
Steamers comprising this Line are the 0lowi;s:
h L. Tack, Commander.
p faugu, tofnfIA
LEOPOLD I...................AM Michel, Commander.
DUO DF BRABANT, CONGRESS.
The splendid and powerful Iron Screw steamship BEL
6IQUE 600 tuns A. H. L. Tack. Commander, viii 81. from
New York Antwerp stopping Southampton SAIGR-
DAY, February 9, from Pier 81 North River.
Pr.ce OF Passage in Kist Cabin so
No FREIGHT received aer bruary T. and bills Of sing
signed parcels received the day Of sailing No berths
cured until paid for Baggage wanted during the voyage
should be NAKED below" with PASSENGERS aires
o. beard the day before sailing
Al experienced Surgeon on board.
Eor Freight or Passage IN First Cabin apply 70
AUGUST BELMONT. No Hanoye-S-
For Pssase IL Second Cabin and Storage apply TO
SABLE & CORTiS. No. g Fulton st.
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NNAH and FLORIDA.-UNITED

IL LiVTBPOOL.-The AFRICA, Neil shannon, Command
will the Compsnys Dock Jersey City with the
Mails and Passengers for Europe WEDNESDAY the Oh o.
teluaiy, ct 10 O'clock precisely.
PssserEers ere requested TO be on boa-d by O.
The PERSIA will sail OF the 9oth February.
L. CINsRD. 10. I Bowling
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EDWARD BUTLER.
Eew-York February !, 1876
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OFFICE BELLEFoSrAINE AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co.,
MARION, (O) Jan 25, 1856.
dividend NOTICE.-The SEMf-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST falling due N the City Of New York on the
let day Of February next the BELLEFONTAINE AND
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY'S INCOME BONDS,
will be paid that date the Office OF Messs WINS
LOW, 1ANIER Co., No 50 Walst presentation OF the
proper coupons. (Signed) JOHN BROOCH, President.
nIVIDEND. THE BROADWAY INSUR-
~ AECE COMPANY have This Day declared seni-an-
nual Dividend Of FIVE PER PER CENT payable on and
after Of February JOHN WRAf, Secretary
NewYork jan q 1856.
dividend NOTICE.-Tbe SEMI-ANNUAL
IL INTEREST falling due in this city the ls day Of Feb
ruary proximo, OIL the CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE AND
ASHTABULA RAILROAD COMPANY'S MORTGAGE
BONDS will be paid and after that date at the
OF
wINSLOW, LANIER Co., No. 81 Wal-st
Eew-YoIk, Jan. y, 1856.
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MEDICAI.
u Ar \ Nd ~
Drs. LEBRUN & DuPno,
OCULISTS AND II-S,L..1 ~

DR. LEBRuN Offers 10 t'o,e S,Icrir- f-.,, -,
, 7.';ttil'bte a,iFsi remedies, which j. a., Dtia-,-.
ia nearly thEe= thousand Of eaui-rf -.-s,.t
remedies have been pronounce j,v NJ, Ef1.l1'
amt Dr!eau- Of Paris. and Curtis .'ll-ifs- ~ - BIZ
lcst wonderful ever applied for discs, - DOL.
middle car Titey conpriSc diigregt rg- +ti.at
Tinus diseases tAat eject the ovIpr-4l -s.. . 10.
II tbs nIseass : confined % the external a. r
apparent on the ifti or SiNti DAY. p- Ir,,s,-.- ts
a c'h'c ~ eTe''h risf, when ;'r ear : me-. ~.
tin:i. lie has eighteen certificates from ~ BE f
deaf from it!tiicy Nhose hearing nov CONN, . t'e
and they NOW enabled to ietfl-l n, f.'s-s
twenty-scveu hundred eases OF dso.nts. s5. O.
uItN treated hJ l'''i Certificates tlat sr--f r
OH application. 't5 T. g..
In al cases CO deafncss arising tcori 4. fir,s.
eHfElY, even y)sI.1r~'tfi0n of TIE
usually caleb the drum :" iRFGs,murigs ~ 1'-
ISGas of tile lynn DdIIns' and slLsteia -I '
Iitfga e1 hiHcI'S: Rsrr0JsS d3eei;9as. lfya..
when the disease CAN lee traced 20 So. ~
ious, Bilious or Intermittent Frver, Colds p ll.
nlcrcuTi'tl medicines. gatherings in the AZ. Rs1-
g., the can, IN Hs,,.]y trsgy ;tf,tlu- 'st,
Where i want al secretion + apparent iirs...,r
being ITs and sci:!y; when the ,isafa-,, II 49, s15r
nciSs IN the ear, like ruslEG Of I.ays. er.
falling wRter, ringing OF bells pui>atons Il, .as-s
ter, TsilCn in stopping position sea. t,5,r d.. s-l
of blood to tic head h;,i taken place rlf. 1F f-
perfectly ac'it" where iher- Is Gn!e.. !.,.,. - ,
tn DAN and cloudy weather. wien ,,,fl s ' -s
the coarse parsucl Icy BE- LEEEIN j. s.z.., 'E'
Tiis. '.''' "a.
who practiseS the new painless. aul .1......-f l'
treating all diseases t" which 'll eve &. -f.-
RS o.iIrr means have fail-'i To idnri r~lis So,
such q fair and Impartial trit,. Ptti-.t. b. =
few particulars OF their CASE, have 5ra.i-.
part. 81
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

PENDLEToN u BROTHER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TOR the sale Leaf Tobacco, Flour, and Produce eeneF
$50 saias,s War; and Dspet soc Lrs rs
REFER To:-
Hugh jenkins Co:
+. w. Bruue Sons,
Long & Byrn, and li5ihho'e'
The cashiers OF any Of the
Baltimore BANKS.
D. Lamb ES1, Cash W R'S va
s. Brady, II 4 NJ BANK Wheeling
Talant & Delaplain
Jas. L. BIkcr.
jas NTcCnlr: Pittsburgh;
Rhodes & OsiihHy, BridSei'ort:u-
Green & DoTsay, Povlattan, IT, D.
Michael Dorsey, Car'inA Mills, Belmont co.. o.
Alex. Armstrong; Armstrong; do
Jacob G. Grove, st. ClairsNtlle,o
Peter Mcnasvr, GailipSl!s, o.
W. Mccoy * Bros, StstersTi!le, Va
5 Gssfs 6 5!'i bs.sr E't Ct, Cincinnati O.
John Cssiri,
Geo. Green, Jun,
Gordon Co., Iouixviile
c. NvMSran,
San :. Preston + Co.
jau9S-lyd -
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Mr.. 81 B. TondersmiH:
DEAR SRI have been afflicted for three years
With Rheumatism in back aud for the last months
able Of bed without help and in
Insisted trying ho:a OF Chang Fhu Liisnt
and what eec; would have and bottle has relieved
much that able get OF my he'd without dill
Guilty l, has been blessing just Try yourself and
Mas NJ. COCHRAN.
I. II. LOGAN L CO.,
rny7Iy Bridge Corner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NI lAAS-sA11111gA IN I'M ~ Ne
- aIESn. Nr. wAvNAx.
marsh!& wayman
uiluIaSILs AND RSrAu. rENLsRs ~
SCOTS AND SHOES
INrraE OLD SrASRo ;. II, NAHSi'.
No. IS, Monroe ST.,
wIiCELlNG, VA
GsSEf, orr Avn COS,
{Eare nov rssiyas nv" oar eas.ea " "a
o.s for Tsli aai Winter wear ever olrin this market,
they having been selected with great cOrS and manufactured
ms in the east sSprSssiS tor prsa
red to asSonnolse onr e'stoSrs either To!Ss1 or re-
or s,ayrrial, ,lur;, workmanship whether made in
Oar ssSs; consists IN part q the following articles:
aoo pairs hest calf Uoe,.;
So water. proof boots.
$40 pairs le,, e.IfGros.."s;
SO Low price Efosans.
so ,,-, soYs , iSHrG Ig5an! GE's'Ss'
IS IS yos''i ,5 81
SO pairs boys rli S:s 6oa a.f'''
So 50 s s5R
80 p.rrsy youths s sIs Sooi. 9'0'S'
30 30 S s5iok
woN,X's wEAR.
-'J pairs Woman E'llteIS, "l SOao'sj
80 walking shoes;
25J morocco blskins
2u1 Jenny Limbs;
40 Slippers
MISSES BooTs
80 morocco boots
6 & S 81 DE-
CriinREx's nOoTs.'
$40 chldre's fancy boots;
1000 kid and morocco
500 mems, vonar's and misses gum shoes of the
best quality.
Also, great variety here enumerated, which Will
sell either wholesale retail, the most accommodating
Merchants will to their decided advantage to call
and making Fall and viutCr
purchases MARSH i WAYSIAN.
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DR. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
LAR.
Address JOHNSON STEWART Rose.
ISL Broa,iwaT, Ncw York.
The postage Law requires prepayment .! letters
My correspondence being extensive, applicants
plc- must enclose postage Money letters must be regis
ill l.1iul
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Cummings' Works.

cummings WORKS.
CUMMINGS the Apocalypse 4st q 81 series;
~ the Screen C!iurchss;
Family Prayers, vols;
Signs Of the Times;
Miner worEs, list, 81 anil Al series;
The Church before the Flood;
The Teat Alta.,
!. The EIiy Life:
- The Blessed Life;
Toict4 of the DaS;
Voices Of the Night;
Voices Of the Dead:
Notes on Geness Exoina, LeYticus, Daniel,
Parabies Miracles, 81. Matthew, ST. Mark and
%. Luke--rereIged By
iuudl5 WILDE BRO
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Savings Bank Store,
OLD POST OFFICE.

OLD POST OFFICE.
"ReeP Ihe Head and feet CoTereho
CITfZENS Wheeling vnd vicint This oil uaNli for
health reu h.t no h atasa 70 call 80 ar
Poll wiE;-E o. Boots, Shoes Hat,
cBTS Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the csTatTof Market
ard NoarSs sE.es, where I'LL ind great variety Of
fashionable Lately received Goods, suitable TO the at
I5x prices.
Ysry tanEfa! for the liberal patronage received since
eong respectfully solicit all to call and
examine stock. q; viii b. pleasure 10 see and wait on
youj uniting with rest, that give their OF
HPrns hsab, and 10 this adding Industry and economy
nay have health
I.!:ter BlonetS, sure,
Call a tie oil Post Once, oppo3i.. the McI.ure.
Grnisinsn, hyou wish purchase fashionable Cap or
Call = the above place. where you vii Sgf-tilzt
Remenbsr the old Post Odice
10 Coua,ry Merchants have dispose
oeis RH WATSON
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ave, the undersigned practitioner. O. r9-lr.--.,
Drs. teB.Iln aud Baton in diseases yC tn E,r
ING aside all personal jealousy ai.i pr.fil,-s g.
the course pursued bT them ia irastii!
icAte cTaans, from III. tiEsDaruNsiaH ..-,..g
tended a. Is sell WORTHY the attention g! a
brethren throughout the Uatcsi Stit.. T,.fS
treating diseases Of the middle anil in .rri rr
OF ineicatyi! NaPorS raTt,cnltrl? in etr1u.c tsl ~
c.tsI cases forms NJ" era ia the prAtris OF
practitioner. In diseases OF the eve tl.-y 81
resort to an operation. As sS!ilgu .,ir.>,, ,a.
tntliasiasticI!I: devoted to thcr uruf...fu- a.
coHIend them To suelt as mas require tirl- -GIr
Signed. iLyN,xYt,p n NJ ,rr
fEo. s. GRANEN, n. ~, Hug,rg WTy.i3r e q,
c. DELrAS. NJ. u, ALlST,S H. F-,y.. VI n
T. V. VAS ECEES, ". u, fE9FuHp DsE-Yr. u :; ''
-Selc YORK, Angus: :, lai9.
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n. B.-A Treatise the Mature ali r,.fa, "a. h..
aud Dis Of the Eur, with the T-ltal M o, t f
arl nlrnb. Price 81. I'd
Money letters mus; h. registered nv IL. p,.,a!s,-
Registered Letters at u"u ri,.l-,s t..-t .,
mind. Correspondents must Es.1..s P,+ly. for -
answers, t:I= New Postage LIZ ir prepayment y y
New York. Ialy 81. 1855. A'''-'-
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IOARTICCLAR attention t. called style Of lever
watch ersry pnrf o;SLieh Il R,JiHf'cfWrEdi IL AmeT
ic0 which eae every variets Of -ire gold and silver
TheIa watches sWesd and all warranted 10 be correct
time-kerPcrs. 1900.
For saic b. C. BROWN
w,.Sl ny.on TAI .Mour t..
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NOTICE

IL persons knowing themselves Indebted to McCiacIs
n Knox earnestly requested to call and settle H. cast
o. note On o before the first Of January.
Persons having claims aaius; the nr will please present
than for liquidation. 49,.
pclS McCLAlLENS hNoA.
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M EDICTNE A [ UXURY,
DIR. MILLS
AROMATIC .SI'ONilU BiTTERS,,

innocent tonic, diurctir Bsveri-r prepared f-n Il.
~ purcst- very bsst materials All IH-tg -s-
~ article OF whcl i Irun; Rul u.i,oril.n.
SSStsm, aud by It's Elilt TrVs,i'; uruur7f-, i % rlI
DELICIOUS ELlNiH.
to correct the appetite. b. strength the :5.lpe,
Festive organs, the most certain ,p-cas f'- t. 1,
Gaelic, Liver Complaints. D:E-l--. El..:le:i.a Pll7
t!on and all Nervous Diseases i ~ps-,srt. Fr,I. w..
Physicn! AMI Mental D =bt. rs-!la. ~, hpyz,
an! impartinE tone AMI c!erT.l!sss III y. ole st,-
this is truly an
ISNIGORNTING COEn!N~
and shoulh be in the possession of family, H.
yaniOn Of the feeble well a. th- HEALTHY Vi 81, l
satisfy the most iucre!Glos ;i.s.r rsal "a tg
being perfectly innocent and Larults>
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
will nl them Invaluable, d!sI,r;.Sn IT, 10, 7;l i;
annnyaurrs often en:rniered b. chung ~ water aud 81
It. dispcllnt A;'ie Fever and til elects M4.ra ocveT
description,
To HOTEL PROrRiTToHS.
Every well reSl'!ai Hotel s!rolIi r s,si aill NAi
ir1n',fic SO7lHch Bitssrs. t.r ar. NOR AZ
healtl,ful than the orary i'r b1i,., izse,ose
4 single trial viii cNciu'eGil Others.
u y ) E.-Niu!t>. teaspoon full >n.!, wine ci1.
tiircc times day, or uftencE. Ali t water wits
too strong
Sol! in quart bottle tr all respectable Druggists aa
ertIl dealers In t: C1iied :s. CHuIas. & and AZ w.
sale b. WIN. .. MILLS, SOL Proprietor. New Ycra,
all communications should he directed
f.2S-8n Wf'.i'i.. +,
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BOOKS! BOOAS!!
Jo a5bE and F ya. s Il SRI. r. Is's
WOULD call "s s9II1 to my n Gs5 large stock OF
Of variety in and about Wheeling and sold
MeGaTS!s s<rss Of Readers;
IIuders'
SHitiss, GTeyn'. nd KirShan' &c Granrmars;
Davies, Rays, Adams, Traey's and GFeenleafs Aritli
metcs.
All kinds of Primers for children, together with an assOrt-
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
ALso-Cap Letter and Fancy Note Papers every yari
Ey Plain AMI Pane Envelopes; Pens ami fenhodeF'' al"
DIARIES FOR $50.
Nv stock Of Blank Books will always found complete.
~O' WALL r 'iiSo a% 81 WINDOW ia6o SHADES
which! cannot he surpassed in STYLE and quality variety aud
naylng my goods directly from the manufacturers,
aOled to sell Low prices Don't akeny word for it, bat
ali and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
ar7 ''' 1873 Main Main St Wheeling, Va.
CIGARS! CIGARS.!-
y i,p,U Gin Cigars:
5000 PfincadOs Cigars;
2ujn Apollo
2ge1 Fl Dorado
5000 Washington Monument Cigars
1I.1Gp Havana
5000 Della Cruz Principe
:, SoSssSle Lump Tobacco
just received and for sale by
T0RAGICEo AMEID E5 CIG LAIR, i, large
w assortment the following articles:
1000 Consuto Cigars:
1000 La Eio;sa =
i,,S6 ii SaIva,io
,GGu II Dorado
2000 Lii Protection Cigars
1'inn FruHcca
:! boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
) virginia Z"
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Students wishing perfect themselves In trf. rs -
medical science, sili fui Opportunity Of
the Eve Uui Ear In:rruary OF u. Ds,.. T. ~. H. "
Place CliuiqueS, every Tars Las lni Fl !tr N. -
to o'clocS, during Medical Co!Ir.s ,sri,,.
TEtNS.-*'ve Dollars, C'as.sit;ion F.. TIA p.--,
ness.
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Choice Reading.

Choice Reading.
CTAR PAPERS, by Henry Ward EseeieE;
- School Of Life b. Anna MAry Hewitt:
E1asr0ft's Literary and Historical Miscc!aHC':
DcQuinecy : Opium Eater;
ROJeTf Graham. sequel to Linda
LIE Of Sau Houston:
Men Of Character, b. Douglas JerTold:
Tales the Marines;
lIsArt Ease: Castle BulieTs
History ofthe Hen Fever.
J.IS ''"'' WILDE BRO
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Public Notice,

IIAVISG discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
Market street. In the city OF WhetI ling.
AL persons indebted to hereby required to make pay
before Let day Of April, Otherwise the viii he
put in the process collection h. suit. without respect
i.sr.ons ANDREW MCLDEW.
March 18th, ISIS InarI4
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JUST RECEYFED.
10 BONES selected Fig;
Il boxes Laser EastHs;
do OrauESs;
'io Lemons:
~ barrels Green Apples:
Soft Shell Almonds;
casks Bologna Sausage:
mh27 j. Il EOT>Fo2R
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NEV BOUh.S.
r EwIs' AMERICAN SPORTSMAN
II Whitney, Metallic Wealth;
BaneToIt's Hist United States. 5tl volume:
Land Of the SaTacen, by nayaTd Taylor
Nelly BracEen: What Not;
BlrnUm's Autobiography:
May and December, Jy Mrs Huhback;
Rudge DoinCs, by TX Marvel;
You Have Heard ~ t!ieu:
Poems Of the Orient, by iiayard Taylor.
For sale by
janld WILDE & BROTHER.
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Wholesale and Fetal iEOoery.

" AO1Coo4O anu > JUL - SSAA y
no 2I2 Mnrhct square.
IAHIS purchased the rs.lbsIne OF john Il. Nor
row shall always keep hand good stocE Of Gro
and FiOuT and hope retain the patronage OF Ills
and All new ones who may favor me.
seil GEO. X McATECIIES.
TlE undersigned having sold his stock Of Groceries Sc,
10 Mr.. Geo X MoMechen respectfully recommends him 20
HI osii.iT anu ''s P"'''' JOHN r. MORROW.
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Making Q total of 1904 feet and inches a. The
whole length of her masts and spars. The mAinmass,
fr m the keel to the truck, will be 200 feet high.
The machinery is from the Fulton iron works. The
lors four in number contain over 900 bras tsbes,
ard weigh about geo 900 b. She has three engines.
The bed plates weigh $4,000 bi the straight shafts
80 oco n; the crank shaft 10000 hi the eyinders,
1900 b condepses, 81, 900 ID; pstons piston rods,
Pillow block, caps and cupolas, about 10000 ID.
The cost Of this superb craft Will be not far from
a. COO eco. She il to be full ship rugged. Mr.. Steers
estiu stss that she will 90 II knots hour with good
breeze, and IS knots under steam.
REruRE OF THE ALABAMA.
The steamer Alabama, Capt. 6chenek, Anved
Yesterday from cruise in search f the Pacific. 6he
VA, ls,t from Halifax She has visited Sable Island
ard the coast Of Newfoundland, but was unable W
proceed to the nothvaId Of Cape Race account Of
IN nense fields Of ice, in which she was "a hours.
Sic ct at Halifax the United States propeller Arctic,
c nuander II. l. Herstein, which put IN disabled.
The Arctic repaired and sailed the goth inst, at
epm.. Spoke, nth Feb, lat. 40 81, Ion. $50 81,
brig Berj. Cushing, Of Dgby, from &c. Johns for
Boston. 18th Feb, spoke chip Java, Of kew-York.
2ed, lat. I2'4f, Ion. So 81, brig Humming Bird,
fiCm Norfolk for Halifax Saturday, 23d inst Of
Nantucket She as bark San Jacinto, Of Boston. Tho
Alabama crossed the Grand Banks Ia lat. 40, and
eruised north on the Bank TO Cape Race, bal osald
obtain no tidngs Of the Pacific, now in her 33d day
from Liverpool
ApRooKLrx Icg-BoAT.
The Brooklyn City authorities have appropriated
600 FOR the construction OF powerful iron ferry
boat, such shall be able 70 force passage amoss
the East River, irrespective Of DISTRACTIONS from Tho
ice.
RILIIyIEo VESSELS IN DIsTREss.
The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered the revenue
cutter Washington, Capt. Faunce, TO cruise OF tho
ecsst in search Of vesses in distress. TIE Washing.
ton lsft here few days SINCE The new steam fgsaa
herimsek has been ordered 10 leave Boston %
Saturday on the same service. Ihe u. 8. psopsBez
Arctic viii continue her crpise from Halifax, and prob
ably be absent about two moaths. To the largo nun.
Der Ct vessels due at this and other port
this relief squadron win doubtless prove Of vsy sresi
assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

Tobacco in tie lesfis prohibited except on the
Northern frontier, which is to be permitted there
only only in case there be not enough raised Tor
consumption. The duty is 80 cents per ID. It's
10 lie hoped that this decree will be carried into
eject.
The Governor proceeds in general 10 the same
manner in respect 10 getting men for the National
Guatd as did Santa Anna Ill raising his Immense
army e. by means Of the press-gaDg. They
hive admitted that this was against The law; yet
il las been persevered in aid IN pine cases out vi
ten oil the troops for the present occasion have
been forced into the service. Thus has led 10
abuses. aid among them not the least has been
the attempt to press foreigners Ia one instance
a Gang seized on an American. and upon his telling
tht M that lie was al American citizen, and conse-
quently exempt from their service, and refusing
IL 70 with them, be was as severely beaten by
Il EN- a. a COMMON NJ. Xicen malefactor In the
public streets would have been. This Is serious
n hitter; and ve see what respect 10 had ior inc
United States Government here, when they eau
heat one of our citizens under the nose even Oh
our Minister. However, Gen. Gadsden mas q
r, lation Of the whole affair before him, and nope
be NOV find himfelf IL position " call tnls Wv
erunen to q rigid account for their treatment 70
ills American, and show theu that we are 70 Dc
protected from like assaults 10 future, not only 10
tie City OF Mexico but throug bout the length aud
breadth OF this land. Mr.. Pierce promised IN his
inaugural address that wherever al American
placed bis lo.t-legally, Of course-the protecting
iIfueuee of our Government should be extended
10 Linn. Let him not fail in this promise, nor let
cur Ministers shrink from their duties 70 thelr
citizens abroad.