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DRAFTS on CANADA PAYABLE
Montreal, Quebec, hamilton, Toronto. London,
BtantfUrd St Cath rnes, Chatham.
Our connection in New York with the
Harn2en Express,
throughout the Eastern and Southern States enable us to
offer uneqaed facilities for the transmission of packages
pare is and vluubles TO and from the Atlantic States
We also diily Expresses throughout the Northern
Mddl. and southern Mines, and Oregon
GOLD DUST received and forwarded to the U. S.
Btlnch Mint for coinage.
Our regulm semi monthly Express for the Atlntc
ttes Europe and Canada. is dispatched The lst and
oth Of eash mouth. by the Pacific Mil steamship Com
pty, tar Nlihr qua steamship Company. and The lnde
pendent Lane OF Steamers in charge of special Messen-
RS ny each steamer, going and roturlirg
WELLS, FARGO Y CO,
C0loma, April s, 1856. 2otf
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Pacific Express Company.

RI HI I.AI Z ENi'I CSf ES fE ADAMS & C.
II in consequence Of the d>u tOn g. that Fl III. hav,
org hlZed themselves into Joint Stock Coml anv unde
the above and title fJr the pur ose of conduct
General Express and Forwarding Business. in all it.
branches, throughout California Oregon and the Pacific
coast ge lefuly.
The business will be strictly and solely Forwarlin.
one having mcction with Banks Bankers aud vii
be con lu ted on safe and economical principles
The Expresses will leave the Office at the northwest cor
ner Of Washington and Montgomery streets, daily, at
regula hours. for
Sacr mento and the Northern Mines,
Stockton aud the Sou hem Mines,
San lose.
San Juan,
Santa Cruz,
Monterey.
san Pedro,
and the Southern coast generally
as well Us to the Northern coast of California,
and to Oregon
We will also regular Express for freight small
parcels and letters to and fom the Atlantic States b,
every
The parties who have organized this Company are wei
known in the community old and experienced Exprss
men. and hope it will he acknowledged generally under
stand their business thoroughly They think they arc
saying much when they attribute much Of the success
Of the late firm of Adams Co in the Express business to
their eXertious and personal energies
In conclusion. they woul solicit fair share Of the favor.
of the public pedgng Themselves exert their best en-
doavors 10 transact such business may be entrusted
them ia promlt and husiness-like mann,r
Collections Of al kinds will be promptly attended to on
any Of the points mentioned above
R &. MOVES. President
2)f Il. F. DAVIS, Agent Cooml.
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BOUNTY LAND.

VsTlE undersigned having received the necessary forms
q from Washington. is prepared to procnrc warrants fo
~ persons entitled to them under the liberal Bounty Ian
bill that passed Congress. March Sd 1855
a A VAN GUELDER, Notary Public.
C0loma, april 4. 1855. 2I
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AuEURY. Jan 18th. 1856.

DEAR Docror always remember You with lcasurc.
and f.ch Of gratitude prompts Inc to address You these
lines. You know in what 'plo,Hble state was atcr
coming Of The hands Of Or H.. who wanted to amlu-
my sit mashed by falling ook, i'll oidcr to
my lie h'lliy FOR me heard of you, aha Of tie
rlutat.ou which lou had at Mormon island 30 asked
lo your advice btote parting with my At the
olnmeHation If some firlds Of yours i'll Greenwood
went 10 stay with NUu AVID in few wet Is my instead
Of being AMI u"tod was saved, together with my life
which consider ] owe to you
Lear ocor: If ! be Ct any advantage to YOU
0il ot mt. for it entire to your skill that my
pcs 1T existence kecese therefore my sincere el
talented and experienced Physicians i'll his county.
Yours truly, l. c.
To Dr. lleinimann kearney and Pacific streets
an Francisco
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ESTABLISHED FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL PRIVATE
AND CHRONIC DISEASES. AND For THE SUPPRESSION
QUAt kerry
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"B" said Bob. "why is that r,, ca'lel w,er-
Ing willow" 'Canse one ef the smoking, payuy
things grew near our schoo.aousc, ani supplied the
master with switches"
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Dir. d. S. Smith,
Physician and Surgeon.

Late of the Hon Fast India Company's service
Office Main street. Colonla next door to Zelner's
Drug Store ours fog consultation, fon to Il A. M.
and to p. 10.
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Jinkits is man who takes matters humorous'y.
When his best friend was blown into the air by a
dustin biler,' Jinks cried after lin, Thee you
60 my es-Stgamsl riend!"
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The "Parsimmon county debating club, out in
Indiana, are debating the question (which is the
proudest girl with her first beau, or woman with
her first haby!"
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Soft Soap in some shape ploases ALL AID, geneI-
ally speaking the more lye you put into it the b,tter.
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SACRAMENTO, Feb. Ist, 1856.

SACRAMENTO, Feb Ist. 1876.
The undersigned has known Dr. IIenmam for mary
years and vouch for his justly hav earned
on conscientious, prudent experienced and sAllfu
Physicians and Su gcon. AID WOULD therefore
to all people 10 rely the most implicit confidence in Dr.
IIeiniinann' skill aud suiente. {. w.
Third street, between and X.
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CoLoMA, Jan. lCih, 1876.

CoLoMA, Jan. lCth 1876.
My DEAR AND MrcH ESTEEMED Doc1oR:- = is with
much regret that and all ON Other friends say you quit
Mormon island We have lost i'll YOU ply >c"n OF great
tuen and experience, whom could OF az IA ecrile to
much. Ii Was proven elough by he numerous persons
WHO Ia Call yun tlu all parts OF the mines, and
You ~ The best iemen bance Of all Myself given up
by what COZ sider our L,ei lsicans, lltpmed myself
To die; by Chauce cane under lIeincnt ard YOU
hrve cured NE Of grave sickness in IA short lime You
have proved yourself ply sicau and You do honor
this name. Receive C., G,
PIopIt OF The French Restaurant
10 DR.. lelninlaun, San Fiauclado. ~,
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Corner OF Mol.tgomoy "rd s"sl"in'"t" Streets
san Frat CISCO.
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SIN franristo SoOrttislmgnts,
DOCTOR HEINIM ANN.
Private Medical OfM,

Corner of Montgomery and Jackson Streets
San FraitiscO.
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE FCR SALE CIV
Adrian, Mich. AlaIiou q.
Alton, Ill. MARSHALL, Mich.
Anderson, Ind. Michigan, City, Ind
AhA Atbot. Mich, MddIutown. u
Auburn, y y. Milwaukee, Wis.
bIttlt Creek, Mich. Mouloe. Mich
B.loit Wis Nit. Vernon, o.
DclvdcrV, Ill ACWalk, q.
biaghumton, y. Y. New ok, y. Y.
Bloomington, i'll. Aiaga,a talls, N y.
bnStna, MASS Ales, Mich.
Buffalo, \. \. AO.NuiL, y
burlington. Iowa. ObelAn. Z.
Cambridge. Ind. OswegU, ~ Y.
auand"igua, =. y ow>go. y \.
Chicago, Ill. Paiucs,itlc y
Cincinnati, u. leoia Ill.
Cleveland, ". Heiu, III.
Columbus, q. Peru, lud
CotAing. y. Y. PAadclpha, Pa.
Charlottesville. Ind. liqu., U.
Davenport, Iowa. Pontiac, Mich.
Dayton, y. Pottsvjlc, Pa.
Delaware. y. Providence, K.
Detroit Mich Quincy, III
D0wagiac, Mich. kucinc, Wis.
Dubuque, Iowa. Heading. Pa.
Dunklti. y. y. hichmoud. Iud
i.lglI Ill H0chrscr y. y.
Llkhlrt Ind. Rockfod. Ill
Llmra, \. y. Rock Isaud Ill
lIlyria, .. Sandusky, o.
Erie Pa ShubOygan, Wis
Fond du Lac. Wis. Sidney, ..
Fort Wayne, lad. Silver Creek, n.
Ffecport, Ill. South Bend. lud.
Fremont. o. Springfield Ill
''le!st' III Hl'4lSHClt. ~
Geneva, y. y. st Louis NO.
iteen Castle, Ind. StoHington, Conn.
Hamilton, y. Syracuse, ~ Y.
i dianapolis, Ind. 1yoro iautc, lad.
Jackson. Mich 1ifin, o.
Janesye, Wis Toledo, o.
kalamazoo Mch. Troy ..
kenoshn. Wis. Urb ma O.
Kenton, 0. Utica. n. Y.
keokuk, Iowa. Waukcgan III.
Lafayette, In WcStfcld N. Y.
La sale. ILL., West Liberty, 0.
Lewiston, n. Y. Winchester Ind.
4ockport. N. Y Xenia, o.
Louisville. Ky. Ypstlanti Mich.
Madison, Wis. Zanesyc o.
Mansfield, o..
DRAFTS ON CANADA,
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GEEENwoop. Feb Ilth. 1876

DEAR DocroE: Having studied medicine my elf at the
University Of Iavia in lay suppose know enough to
be believed when declare lei,b by that you the best
Physician ever met wit! in California This declaration
is founded Un what | have you do and heard fiom
ever! body when resided Ia Mormon lsard know ,f
persons to whom you have saved life and limbs after
they d been completely given up by others aud who Will
| and to your science.
Wi,hh You for the future the success which has
attended You thus far ltmain truly youIs.
G. X.
To DR. lIcnimann, Kcarrcy and Pacific streets,
San Francisco
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a CART.

E9R. NJ. HEINIMANN, ,omer Of Kemncy ard p, cifc
L j. sheets, san FIauci co, has for number o Years in
he military and other husluls OF France det oled his
Stud, principally To Me treatment of diseases and
he tie possesses thorough eXl elerce in hs lai
branch lie also peitc familiar with ali the recently
discuvtitd and ghl important lenedirS and means for
The OF such diseases. is scarcely to add
here that in France. where dseusts are of ulr fire..
qucut occurrence than any where else, the ph, sicias
thai coully aie the Il osi expert IN lhe cure and ON
Sn1ly and successfully endea, ing To nd new rem.
edes, efficient and less dangerous than those form.
elly used.
Dr. Icniman is therefore enabled TO cure AL these dis.
with perfect certainty, without using cuiy in
very shor tte, and without suljecg bls patients The
Isk Of subsequent injurious consequences
Chronic Gonorl hoea ma en, fluor Albus Gen
ea Debility, The result o mise nduci Polutions Pain in
,he Back and SIDES, Eupluns OF all kinds produced by
llelor causes loss OF hair, rheun" SIN i" 'he joints
nocturnal NweaS, seminal and uiinal weakness, nules
received by melcuria tieatment etc. etc, cured 10y
Dr. lleninan wnh 'he aid OF remedies known Lut him.
Stli ~ The perfect satisfaction Of his clients.
Recent diseases OF tie above named kind will be prompt.
~ and Radically removed before hey settle in the body
and become chronic, by lr Henmunn's own purifying
vegetable tmodics
DR.. ueii,nunn further possesses sure remedy, fully
tes''d and Whei can be relied NJ on for the Of inter
mitteni ttv, ehillS aud fever fever and ngue: also
means To remove, few days, forever, bad blcah
WI huu the least il jury 10 the stomach.
In the plesent days numerous remedies Offered
everywhere ur all n gnabr diseases, but in OF the
cases The sufferers ale sadly dsar onod at ,hcy ok
WIN Jus Iaoe hiSInS' on an "dNcr'i'tn cntN ct hat
kind, Dr Ieinnanns remedies need roi cnd-
cd by lulng cl.l a'ansr, for they rec onnend thcn-
selves by their effects has been and eApei cCd
by nuluous paii,nts wlo, fortunately for lhens elves
have used them For the information and satisfaction OF
often deceived blc The statement will suffice ha,
DR.. lIeninann las in his ro>>. s>n Two hundred
lc>tn onuls i"m patients cuI,d by him, besides many
olhcr reliable PERSONS, which he is ready exhibit when
required while common de,ency bids linn 10 publish
them in the newspapers
Pcsons arl lying 10 DR.. lleninaun shall not he obliged
70 pay i'll adv The full ce Of lhe cure lie per-
ieely willing TO submit his skill and his remedies irs Ia
be tested.
One thlrg the Doctor invariably requires from all his
raeliS, i is faithful and slric oontoimancc with all
his directions and PRESCRIPTIONS Otherwise he and
viii not warrant cue.
Written consultations will be given without charge, and
comm nhcatons answered whether containing fec
r0nl tly rWctu"N, AID With srict seclrsy, url mg
ostute paid, i'll The English, French or German ,guu e.
to DR.. NJ. IIEINIMANN
Corner Of Keurney and Pacific Streets
ill 23-lC-Hm San Francisco
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TO show fnat Dr. IItuimanI is not ON pcrft ct Y
acquainted with the treatment of the above mentioned
kinds Of diseases but that he is thoroughly educated
Wactioal and cXl erienctd PLY scm aid e cal able
Of curing patients which Others have given up hopeless
the following testimonials ON We, known d resi- ccaLle
citizens Of California submitted to the public Names
suppressed but the authors at any time ready to
proclaim their auth ard authenticity before the world.
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In a graveyard, near Hartford, Conn. is an epitapl
in these words
"Hclc lies two lab es as dead us nits;
De Lord he XIII dem mil his ugue fits
When dty WAS t, o good To live nit me,
lie took dem up 10 We mil lle
so he d."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

TRUSs STRANGER THAN FIcTIos.-A few days
since, in conversation with Capt. Alexander Scott,
Of the pioneers in the steamboat business Of the West
be gave the following facts, which illustrate the
adage that truth Is stranger than hctlon. In mo-
vember 1897, he descending the Mississippi IN
command of the steamer America, laden with vaua-
bic cargo of tobacco lead and furs the latter article
alone worth $4,000. When near Plumb Point the
steamer struck snag and sank in deep water. The
hrs were for the most part recovered but the boat
with the rest Of her cargo, abandoned as total
loss. Years passed, and the remembrance of the
Americas fate had faded from the recolections of AL
except, perhaps, that venerable individual, 1.-THE
Oldest nhabant" Ii is well knowntha the current
Of the Mississippi frequently changes, that what was
once the channel Of that noble stream afterward be-
came terra frms susceptible Of cultivation. This was
the case with the site Of the Americas wreck. The
chsn3e near Plumb Point became an island, on which,
for eight years. luxurant crops Of Indian corn were
rased but recently the wayward current of the Father
OF Waters took another turn, and commenced ing
away the earthly formation, until the America was
again exposed TO the light of day. The lead in her
hull II is supposed will be ell recoveredin good con-
dtion the tobacco, it is fair to presume, viii be
sghtly the worse for wet She was sunk on the 18th
November, 1927, and consequently was Embedded Tor
twenty eight years. Pittsburgh Post, Jan. g.
STILL MoRE LETTERS MIssIse.-On the Let of
December Frost g. Co. of this city mailed let
Ter fox Boston, containing draft for $50 which never
reached its destination, and OF which no information
has been received. Within short time one OF our
banking institutions has lost letters mailed Tor Boston,
containing drafts to the amount OF $4,000 ana IN one
day issued drafts TO the amount OF $4,000
for hcse thus lost and of $4,000 lost by another
Institution of this city. For the purpose of saving all
who are IN the habit of examining other peoples letters
IN search Of money the trouble of breaking open and
destroying those which have none only drafts which
would Be unsafe to attempt to use, we suggest to
those sending moneyeters the prOpriety of uniformly
adopting the brilliant Government invention OF regis
trafios. This would not only save them much ncon
venience, but prevent the necessity of destroying
great many important letters having no money in
blessed, weAd be mutually advantageous to letter
breakers aud lettersenders, and secure the object
which tue provision of the Government for the reg
ptration Of letters is so happily designed 20
accomplish. II correspondents hereafter lose letters
which have no money In thcm it will be neither our
hult nor that of the Government, for we have both
pointed out the way TO prevent it. bet. Tribune.
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ANDRFwS-ou "wednesday, Jan - AZ u oeiock JOSEPH
WATSON. Of Joseph bay ssd Mary " Anarsws ssss
TIE funeral win BE- attended No 81 Nassau street. BrooAyv
this Thursday at O'Clock The reDds Of the par>na
OF deceased iavted TO attend
CHAMBERLIN-on Wednesday, Jan. 3, II PsrsirpensT.
Moui. Co, NewJsnsey THEopoRk cHAMBEkLih.
The relatives and friends Of his family requested "a att6
the funeral Friday the 18th inst II eelock In st.
Psus Church. Hoboken n j. without further Invitation
EvERsoN-on "Wednesday morning. Jan 2, FLORENCE
The friends Of the family, and Of her srandsiner e. =
trsnder respectfully invited 70 attend tho funsrs tas
the residence psren's No 80 La breeh.
iyn. al p. rn., this day, trhursdsyJ
IRvINE--on "Wednesday morning. Jsn- q. DAVID NAL
COM IRVINE Ct Robert Irvine, esq Edinburgh Scot
land, aged 10 years and . months.
The friends the deceased and those Of W. Maeea
srectfuy invited attend his funeral om tho residence
the lser No 81 East Thirty street. Friday ~
18th inst, al o'clock without further invitation
MeCLURFOn Tuesday mornns JAN - In the sth rear
bis age, NEWELL MCCLURE @ Concord N. n.
se Hew.York TypSspbicsl society respectfully avsa
to attend his late SdeDes, No. IS hoares.
corner Market street, Thursday Ath, o. o'clock N
Has r-rnsis will b. taken TO Cypress Hill os ntsrene
New. Hampshire psrers Please copy.
ODoSNELI-On Wednesday Jan. % of scarlet fever In ~
ID year Of her KATE daughter Of Michael J. ODonsek
The friends of the family respectfully invited 10 seod -
funeral this (Thursdayl afternoon at 81 o'cioch.
TOLLES-rn this city Monday, Jan 81 Of lingering lnss.
Miss Al IA J.. ToLLEs, aged yesra
Her frie nds invited sead the funeral Services whA
will take place Thursday JAN "a ct o'clock ct 10
late residence No. liz Fourth street .tN
New. Haven papers please copy.
yoUNGon Monday evening Jam n in the sth year q Ass
Young -.
Her friends and acquansnces respectfully invited TO ssss
O'clock to-day Thursday Her remains wi be takes -
Tor ine rmeDt.
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49, .ss,,. rsp,As Co.'s sner decnins 70 SIC has recoy
- Ia al ~ quartet ex-shp, for prifne misoh "o0s" 0
.,sthcr has been mild and open. -. -, II A.. 49,,
Al ~. dsy market there fair ,ttendsnee OF ins toxh
Il eo,psry trade and good c0nsurrtiye ana src n
s,d ~ en- perienced WHgAT OF an advance ., Ia ~
a. is.t FrSsys rste. Sd y 20 ON the prce OF as, roy
ty;rsn " ouR may also be quoted IN improved TO
Guest end Cd Dbl desrer bn Spanish waA without improve
mel In vaae. ,.,..,-. In. ;,fa,ior IA
o.T MrsI were ID ID per IS Ds and Sd per load lover
"A PEAS were neglected, but noninslJ wiinopi
49, however were II to ~ per quarter lower IS'
piss Ccss ked por quarter for mixed but there
-, M buyers above l26 per quarter from the quay; WHITE
Co.'s NAV ssan be quoted from "a for NswOresns to A 10
ri ref quarter for prime Northern 49,, go. ,,s
W. onote white WBEAIs saabls at lZS 70 II htss
snaau ilIet to i2 Red Southern III to ~ western
nj 10 iiiS y 20 n Prime FLoUR OF AZ to 49, bol ino
- 70 20, ~ bbi.
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FROM TEXAS.

An arrival at New-Orleans brings dates from Austin
1.-THE 5th and Galveston TO the 10th instant.
The kers has letter from a correspondent at Aus
in dated Jan. 7, giving an account of the "sayings
md doings" in the Legislature. All that is important.
/ contained in the following extracts:
osince the Holidays the Legislature has gone to
work in good earnest. Within the past fow days more
bis have been finally disposed Of than during ali the
weceding portion of the Session
aTbe great measures, however still remain to be
scted on in the House. In the Senate the Public
Debt bill passed by vote of IL to H. the 5h inst
sfh IN imnaterial amendment, which was, that no
claim of any citizen of Texas against the United
States for Indian spoations should thereby be released
The House will most likely pass it, as it was passed in
the Senate. On full vote of the House, it IL under
stood there is majority of two or three in favsr of the
bill.
"Tbe Senste's Loan BILL learn, is stp in the hands
Of tho House Committee on internal Improvements.
also learn that there are several other important bills
Of the same Committee on the subject Of internal
Improvements.
IA Joint resolution has passed the Senate proposing
10 adjourn on the 4th Of February until the second
Monday in July; the House has not taken any action
on ii yet; the probability it will pass the House
kJso."
From all parts Of Texas we have accounts of very
severe cold weather.
The San Antonio Texan notices the frequent arrival
Of United States officers and soldiers in that city, and
their departure for their assigned posts the frontier.
The same paper has the following inteligence:
at will be remembered that in The Teran of De.
cember we gave account from correspondent
Of the robbing of safe at Franklin near Ell Psso,
and what one Of the robbers named Mackleroy wrote
slate and left behind We learn that the robbers
wore ovenaken and two of them killed. Several
Pueblo Indians among those who went in pursuit.
and upon overtakiug the thieves three lances
thrust into the body Of Mackeroy in succession, and
each time he cut tho lance off with large knife he
bad in his hand. Msckleroy and one other
come and killed; the others we believe escaped"
The Austin State Times learns that Gen. r. I.
Smith is in feeble health
The Matagorda Chronicle learns that Capt II. l..
Petty. Postmaster at Preston, committed suicide
Sunday evening, the 23d ult, by shooting himself at
his residence.
The Indianoia Bulletin says that business at that
place was neverin more fourishng condition than at
present,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JANUARY "a, 1856
being discovered al an early moment, the flames were
extipgrshed before much damage occurred

being discovered al an early moment the flames yers
extirgeished before much damage occurred
YIRE IN GREENWICH 5rREEr.
On Wednesday evening, about 1, O'Clock, A. Officer
Var Tassle was patrolling his beat, he discovered
smoke issuing from stable occupied by Mr. Madam.
in the rear Of the building corner Of Greenwich and
Franklin streets. He immediately gave the alarm. to
which the fremen promptly responded. Upon enter
ing the stable bale of hay was found to be on fire.
this was, however soon extngushed no further dam
age than the destruction Of DC hay being sustained
FiRE IN cATHaRISE STREET.
About lol O'Clock last night fire broke out in the
dry goods store Of Dundass & Owens, No 37I Cs,ha-
rine street. The flames soon extneuished by the
fremsn, and before much damage occurred. The
loss by fire and water will not probably exceed ssso
FIRK IN DRooKLYs.
fire broke out in Poplar Hall, Poplar street, near
Hicks last evening. The upper portion ia used IS
saloon and dancinghall and the basement is occupied
as stable The fire originated in the latter apart
ment and If supposed 10 have been the work Of an in
cendiary The building is Of brick, three stories in
hight. The interior was completely burned out. The
damage amounts to about 81 800; insured in the full
amount in the Enterprise st. Marks, Willismsburgb
City, Phenix and Excelsior Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The steamships jamestown and Roanoke, plying
between this port and Norfolk, Richmond aud other
ports, have discontinued their trips for the present
The steamship Illinois, which has boen undergoing
spars. wen. down on trial trip yesterday, and re-
arned this evening to her wharf, foot of Warren
saeet, whero she will load for AspinwsD
iHE souSD SrEANERs.--The largo quantity OF ice
Toe river detsned the boats on Wednesday morning
= late hour. The StOniDgton steamer arrived
ere at 10 O'Clock, the Norwich at lOi and the Fall
Ever bos, at III.
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SRcOAD BOARD


Fir BoarS-S0c0 City g. new 1000 City 0ss &c, Cd
q; eco United ststes Sc 's2 G iisi, sosSdo, 81
10y Railroad 6s 49, 82l 1850 Wilmington H. H. &c. ssn. e.;
acc Pennylysns o. 200 Lohish g.. 70 cash. s5 $50
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g Lehish Nay lot. 79 2, N Pennsyysnis r. In lcs
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d. b. so; do 52j % Minehll r. r., days, IS; New.
Orleans liz; II Farm Moe. Bank 67 BsDk Of n Lb.
81 20 Consolidation Bsnt, u .--
Bsf,cse, BOdrd.- COO Aes Co 6s, Conneli G9i 800 Ciy
Gs sel
second Booydl 200 City RR g. e 4ei . City Warrants.
92i; 2s5 do I 1900 Aieg CO. 6s Cleveland 7fj 600 CI
S. new eS 2t0 schuyi. Nav g. az IL, Mnshll Scrl,
49, leo Long Island RR, t5wn, iSl d. b 49, Mineh1
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