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Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

GlS~ Wells calender aud Recipe Book for
1851, are in the hands of Agents in all towns
and cities, ready for all-FREE.
Every family should have one, as they ara
useful and amusing, aud the best we have seer
Some fifty papers noticed that for 1856, and this
is superior TO that.
c. Lawrence, ottamws, Dunlap, Forsha l.
Co., Eddyville, Agents. a
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

a A man by the ams Of Ralph WAS
shot 10 Lee county last week by hi.
nsighbor Sou.hard. Both had been
hunting ceer, ard it being nearly dark
Sou.hard mis, 'ok Rsiph for . deer.-
The wounded man was not expected TO
live.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
The Greatest Medicine in the
. ". ..f World.

Scarcely a day passes but that we hear Of
some poor suffering invalid, hopelessly despon-
ding. and beyond the reach Of medical skill.
having been restored by that surprising ard
wonderful medicine, known as Hariey's Sas-
saparilla. This remedy il frequently sahs.i-
tu1ed, and the unsuspectins and too uncouf-
ding patient made to believe that all t.Sarsapa-.
rillas" are alike-such Is not he case
Hurley's undergoess peculiar process known
only to himself, anu has never been equalled by
any preparation brought to public notice.
BALI. Clipper.
p Sold by DR.. Orr.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

n Col THUS hac arr we'd al ST Louis
sn route for Nicaragua.
twenty-five iron furnaces have stop
ped on the Tennessee River in conse
quence vi the negro trouble.
A later arrival from Europe brings
little additional news. An insurrecuon
had broken out 10 Ilaly. England had
given her consent to the re- assembling
Of the peace congress Al Paris. There
wore rumors OF dissenslons IN the British
Cabinet. Markets unchanged.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
From the Hawk Eye 4 Telegraph.
BURLINGTON MARKET.
RuRL1naroH. d.

Wheat-Spring IS; Fall s0@s5; Flour
$50; Corn-35@4O; Oats-35@4O Hay
el7,o0@l8, 90; Butter-20@22; Chickens-
1901 so per dozen, Turkeys-Sc per n;
Potatoes-I 25@l,5O |, Hsgs-$4,75@$5, 90.
We hear Of sales as high as $5,25 for heavy.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

~ Col. Fremont - engaged m pre-
pairing Cor the prsss. . volume Of sessn-
tho shasactes.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

II The liabilities Of Jacob Little
who failed in N. Y. on the S,h. are be
tween o., GOO, 900 and o3,0OO,0 600.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

A gentleman 10 Dssroi, hes Q
led 10 m,king = beautiful white pa.
pet, flom moss.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
Special Notifies.
Merchants Garg2inx Oil.

This valuable medicine combines the nee.
essary qualities to entitle it to public fsvor.--
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
that as a Liniment adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies Of all classes, merchants
Gargling OIL" in its appropriateness to botS
man and beast, merit. the appreciation with
which it Is received. Possessing in a high ,ie-
gree the properties of.sn anodyne and restoe-
alive, it has a wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy 10 heal il
attributable TO the chemica al combination II,
the choice ingredients Of which It is com.
posed
w. f. Elmend0rf is the authorized
agent for the sale of this medicine AZ this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by m.di-
cine dealers in all large towns. ,,a9.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

QuIcK.-Ws have dates OF tho 18th
su lows City. only days.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

neg
with new y pc. aad have laid IN : boun-
it'll supply Of paper. We want ssri'
ousIy only money enough 10 pay our
debts and an addition 70 0nssubseEiptios
III, Shall We i,sve ,benf
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Our Washington = Correspondence.


Zcu Ie RgolJsccns Don't Stick T9e,he-Row Yhcy Head
% the onNore Ground Of Application for
o6ce--soa, Life at the Cdpol-Brsf Mention cj Dress
-Iaire Laydes.
The republicans troubled With mprsctc sbles n the
'Eepste well as In the House. Thus they wanted to
postpone the election OF printer and hal votes enough to
do ithe pdminstrstion ranks being dvldea-taa they
all held together. But Mr. Trumouli, the Senator
from ilinois coud not see any object in It. SO hs
voted with the adninistratiof A good, mid, consc-
entous FRIEND s delightful In the Of few days
we shall probably Senator sumner holding up
long sSirg Of gterpg pearls in the Senate, with the
word 'eaoe" written every of them, and asking
The country 10 see how much beautiful they are
Than Gen. Wilson's cannon bals
Isis really funny to see the opposition srrsying them
selves under the Asg OF young America and chiu,ng
In for the tr7mpets clangor and the csnuors roarD
1t reversing the old order Of things when nothny but
grave coDse yatism opposed The domocracy.
Tbs administration has been cautiously feeling a. wav
careful not to too fast too far fs depards unoo
Great Britain, in its opposition TO her views
Your correspondents continue the practice without
rood precedent and in excessively bad taste of Wing
General Pierce 'his Kxcellsncy" There Just - mpo6
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Cnr Albany Csfrs spond ance.

ALBANY, F7b. s, 1865.
Mr. sac DpIrtN< nj --Sojt1h IN BTcotlgr-Js9iccl
Distri1s-Cgrol CJGlms--sEdc 7dr Cowmiss;orsrs 6c
s.5ator snith, Of Brooklyn, introduced bill this
moTDrg, oedsniag 70 create Stste department,
cailet The Insurance department Tbs great suspicion
now 30 justly attached 70 majority Of the insurance
comrsniss is Justification Of legal remedy,
the rassye Of some stringent &C. for the protection Of
TIE people against te imposition continually prsclsd
upon the public. waeAsr Mr. Smiths bill will accom-
push the purpose, by Installing sst OF State CHI
cara, 's yet to Re teete1.
Mr. sn ha tili for te better Observance Of saa Sab
bath il Brooklyn, declares tho selling Of liquor or
Sundays istemsauor. The courts hays decided that
terccs OF this nature, srs nov only punishable b. civil
suit. The bill has desgn in the stoppage Of oua1i
basss on Sundays, as some uewsFapers promulgated
IA sasre can oply judicial district be erected
under the lsts caucus there wonderful contest among
Iaryers soma With acanty briefs and seedy elbows s
where the rev district shall bc constituted Those In he
Thyd district have peionsd for new one out ol the
ccunties Of Albany Columbia, &c.; the Fourth, for a
new one from saratoga, wshl,gtou, &c. the sevsosh,
for new frcm Monroe, Livingston, &c And there
~ effort making to cut 90 As city Ct New Yock, but
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NEW YORK LEGI STATURE.
Senate.

AIRAsy, Feb. 7. 1866
Mr.. SH, ctR presented petition for rsiief irom tea
men.
puIs REPORTED rAvoRADy.
b prescribing the order Of canvassng votes at gone
,al elections.
Bill to Appropriate the syas Of no State tax or the
support ,f ccmmon schools.
Messrs. W;hetsscn Maiden end HarcoRrt Sero sp-
point ed sieet o:nmittse the Governor iuesasgs,
tar a. it relates 20 Kansas Nebraska matters.
Bills NoTlcRD AND INTRODUCED.
By ~. A. sSm-To incorporate homeopathic SO.
cisties in Saratoga ami wSssir gton ccunaes.
BY M SpsNcER-To amsEi the cha-tsr OF the Cohoes
Company.
BY Mr.. wApswoRrB--ro amend the Code Of Procedure
and other lsws Ieativs to partition.
by Mr.. ECnARDsoN-A bill to authorize .he formation
Of town insurance companies.
BY Mr.. NoxorA bill 80 end the militia law also
bill TO insogpofate the Nev York IA dropasio Aedica
College.
The bb to prevent the racing Of horses FOR beta
wsgers, In Queens county, wes tskeaus,
MI sitKIE moved to recouunt i, with instructions 4,
improve tbe breed or horses.
Lott af. iebs5e
The bill YVES then nessrJ Sicklss, Petty ara
Noxon voting in the negative.
blr BROOKS called up the resolution -alrg upon the
Gcverrors OF Tie Alr'srcuss New York srd tine Com
nissioces cf Eigrsi ion, for information to the
ries paid and general expenses and the passed.
communication was received from L. ) Van Rsnsse-
laer rssignlng his position Regent Of the Universy
Mr. WADewoKH moved . joirt resolution for the cleo
tion Of tEc Regsn's Of the University Wsdreatsy
March 9th.
Laid on the table usder the rule
Gr KELLY m.vtd ttat tho state Comptroller be re-
qusted report the amount rni 20 colleges since 18i0
Accepted.
In CON rnitsee Of the whois the bill creating ard Of
Waters into the condition Of the cha sole
Institutions receiving aid from tho state considereS
M SCfEs moved 10 eubstitgts .he tesouhon cf the
Seuate Couuttee for the same purpose, vthoas pay
Aoop
AL uras5
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TIIiRTT-FOUR1H CONaREss.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate
WASHINGTON. Fss. q 1885,
INCREASE iHL aAvI, ETC.
Dir. Cs, (den.) Of M ,h-, submitted resolution d.
reoing the Committee Naval Affairs to consider the
sxptdiency Of so increase Of the navy.
hr BAYAnp (dem) Of Del, introduced bill providing
for the pablo printing engraving and tiaQkAg
ORIGINATING MONEY BILLS.
Tho resolution directing the Committee Fcsnce to
prepare and report the general appropriation bills
considered.
Mr. sEvAnD, (blac rep) Of \. T., sed that since the
foundation Of the government appropriation bill has
originated in the Senate. IL ancient ard es-
tablished pGiLcipe that the oney Of the people
shall no. be drawn from the public treasury without the
consent of the representatives. Of the people, This
servst.e feature borrowed from the British consi-
tuition, Necessary to publ, liberty snd the
spirit OF the constitution reQues that tbs old esab
Nahed plan shall be adhered 10
Mr.. HuNpH. (dem.) Of Va, denied thai there any
between bills for the relief individuals gsuera ap.
yropration bills. II the Senate could originate the
French Srollat:on bill appropratipg millions of d,liars
Why not one for the military academy
Messrs To0ars ard ToucEY supported tho resolution,
eLd MeFers. SUMNER and WILSON opposed II.
Mr. SUMNER eaid it inopportune time to propose
such great charge for the hrs re when the popular
branch Of Ccrgreas promised differ from the Senate
great questions OF nRtionsl policy.
The resolution was adopted,
Adjourned till Monday,
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State of the Weather.

IMPEDIMENTs TO NAVIGATION AND RAILROAD IRA
vELLING-MAIL pETEsTloss, ETc.
ST. LOUIS, Feb I, 1856.
foot of fell hare yesterday Tie weather is
moderatipg, with Indications of general thaw. There
is hope of the Mississippi opening for two weeks yet
The iailre ads all clear in this vicinity.
CNuSNAr, FEB. 6, 1856
The Lightning express train Of tho Ii..Ie Miami Rail
road and the night express train Of The Cnciunat Co.
lumbus and Cleveland Railroad 70 both taken of No
through passenger train via Coun ou except the mail
train is running. Three trains via Dayton, are
running as usual.
BrssAIo, Fob. :, 1856.
The weather Is mi'der, with Indicate ns of thsv
Trsns came through the Central and Lake Shore roads
to cay, and tpwli be run regularly to morrow. Tho
raiEca6s are)kl clear to Chicago
WASHINGTON, Feb :, 1856
EARLY this morning the weather here freezing cold
but 1t Is now, and rain falling There Is much
ice, and the streets In o dangerous condition.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Z, 1856.
We had storm Of snow and sleet this morning. II Is
raining heavily The necessary funds having been
subscribed strong efforts being made to open BAl
harbor and It Is expected tha. navigation will b
We have had mail this morning south of Wash
ipgton.
PBnADEpH1A, Feb. I, 1885,
An inch of snow fell here last night Ths morning it
changed to rain, freezing as 1t fell
The rain extends in every direction as far as heard
from the South, and as far Wes. ~ Louisville.
meeting Of merchants is in session 10 provide
for opening the channel through ths in the
river. The ice boat Is engaged breaking her way down
The steamer City of New York. from Boston, frozen in
Red Bank with her propeller broken.
Boston, Feb. T. 1865.
Snow se In this city steadily from eight to twelve
O'Clock to-day, when IL succeeded by heavy rain
stern, thick fog and Indications sf general thaw
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the rstution allows INCREASE II JUICES ths~s
that Iocsti n may nct te lasses
The Senate adopted resolution this morning secdicg
all claimants for canal damages ia the rst instance In
the Canal PoarS for written iaioratson 10 relaoa e.
their claims This ID TO be done n every ins tefs
the Comrnitte Clair,s rskes report This Il very
saIutary eeoluop s,d viii the Ssts thousands
dollars annually Senator justin A. Smith gencfsuy
correct in al strongly coatsnts against t. Tho
tsx payers have good fer cOnmendftg sen,tos
Wadsworth for his IN pushing This measure
through the Senate. -he LOBBY nay nov dissolve s
ganzation.
There "a tlu pending In tee Sensts cf use
nituce. II rvjuced ~ Senator Nozon (seSesS
ite) cLab man a the JUG .csy Colnttee II pTofoses
to create three new state offrerr be klcgn Tax
Commissioners, 70 Re appointed ~ the Governor esa
Snate, whoe duy it shall go into each county 10
me Sse ami inc tns rols nns 10 -
Of The real estate & each OF tie counties the Nsse.
Eseh C.nnisorer is 10 fur dollars per dAy 9a
places for thrte persons Of the 'sepuhcan" sfta. h<
three years, AZ the tceral salary ot esme eight
fbousand dnIlsrs annually. Such attempt 10 orsAto
sno her teeh II oiceboc pses the Senate Mr.
Smith of Brc O. yD, be fscd 70 vote for it; bet
the bL cannot be pushe1 through the H,use With al
tee 'ofyng q certain ex state officers who tbs
esvernor's asts
Mr. Brooke bill icf e putty of elections mainly by
registering ths Esusss cf voters up ir tho senas
grounds, Mir B~oks uaoe epeecb in Its support.
quoting Martin Yea Buren, stephen Aien, and other
lcsdng rrnery. 1bis bill Is calculated 70 sl,cst
more osse Than other matter yet bioug ut before
'he legislature. -De prevailing opinion L., thst tne
laws, u yed Up to- tufhciea 70 guard sg.inst al
ais mirg evils.
The seeson is row nes-y half spent and we have bsS
no retontn Of ts,rro':ous to Congress-. Car'tecsoo
Of the gentlemen s'art soma art ksLsss resolution now
tia Be- ks the democ Know Nothing repu sloas s
ested speskar Will not senstor Cuyler stass as balm
the people are spsens 70 escertin the pc~s
q the estl 1t senate The absence of Bray Di :lintoa
Gd p--'' '''' - 'A' s"Hs- ''' >'D ~ ''
Tie Hard she'll State Committee assemble 10 ttis city
in tie soorse Of rev dsys What's IN tae wind
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unscrul u,ous pottct.n-5eward-wno, nst oo.4..
aole TO win over to his somewhat paosdc
sures bis revolutionary friend of the Tribune, cas-
resolved upon opposing him. BY guiesy but c6sstaxy
ergsnizng party Of his There be but little
doubt that the restoration Of the compromse viii be
pressed WI AL frce; but before this under
cussion every effort will be made to neutrsxe thu
verify OF feepg st present existing in Kansas by
part OF the bacx republicans.
!ns tho Seward policy. and wall ee followed up, for
suIes win be form by Ills friends ana il Is certain that
any recommendations shat will continue broils
nlooc Ah can but to his injury To what extent
tne approval OF Mr. Greeley may beSven 10 this plan
YET 10 be but the inteli gent Of the repubh
cans are wn hing his absence and general ceusuce
prciext fur cutting loose om him Daily circumstance
would point ont with unerrng certainty the separation
pokep OF as to the Il Sc var aud the
future prosperity OF toe abocnists Thus Is Greeley
the election OF 5pesber.
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Interesting from the National Capital
AN MPORTANT QUESTION IN THE sBHATB-rHB
HOUSE PRINTING-AR. DALLAS INSTRUCTION.
COL. PARKER H. FRENCH AND HIS REJECTION BIZ
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1856.
An important constitutional question WAS debated in
the Senate today namely the Senate originals tp-
preparation bills No instance Of the kind has
ourred since the formation Of the government; the
Is the common las q the land. An innovation
might derange the checks and balances upon whioa
rests political fabric.
No House printer yet Toe Northwestern members
consider themselves cheated The adjournment. TIL
Monday was for the double purpose of enabling the
Speaker 20 arrange the committees and TO ogro for the
printing. Folett may vii hdrsw in favor Of Tarnham,
sas Alex Boteler Of yirg,D,, late opponent OF Hen.
Charles Faa,knsr-proats oae-tard each.
Mr.. Dallas has received his instrucsons. Our inter
pretrio If the Clayton Bulwer treaty h 70 ce Insisted
upon at all hazards.
Col Ps.her II. French in his late letter to Mr. xarcy
Gays that The period when obedience to
Instructors, he must form ally present his eredennss
and respectfully ask the guiuon OF his
Mr. Marcy replied, to day as foiiows:-
DEPARTMENT or STATE
WASHINGTON, Feb. I, 1856
SR-I have received your letter of tue 9th iust with
copy of your letter of credense and laid them before
the Presicent am directed ny him 70 rely TO youc
quest TO be received Minister Penpotentiary this
government from the republic If Nicaragua that he has
egan taken the into Cell consderad but
has not sufficient for changing the ce.ef mi
nation inside known to you 10 my letter Of the 2lss De-
cember last.
am, tir, your most obedisnt servant,
w. MARCY.
To PARKER II. FRENCH, Esq, Washington.
The kIn6et personal relations exist between Colonel
French and the President who him that in due
time he will admit the wisdom Of the policy that he feels
compelled TO pursue towards Nicaragua.
Ny despatch about the Pierce and Houston correspon
dence excites deep interest Why do have ths
documents. They said to be spicy E.
PAYMENT OF THE THREE MILLION MEXICAN DEDT-
THE STRUGGLE FOR PRINTER IN THE HOUSE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb 7, 1856.
learn ibis evening that the Mexican government has
Instructed General Almonte withdraw the protest in
the three million case and that of the parties have
to-day rect iyed their warrants at the Treasury Depart
rent for tho money.
The postponement OF the election Of printer until Mor
day Lext Is considered triumph If the ub.ans II
clearly evident that II the had taken to-day
the republican nomiree would have been beaten. An
effort will be made to withdraw Foist, the present
Eomines, and place q less objectionable in the
Ged d.,
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r II n LA9usr n zw 8.
BY MAGNETIC kNo PRINTING TELsGaApHs.

Democratic Mass ettiDg I'm New Hssnp
shire.
CONCORD, n. H.. Feb Tsp. NJ
The democrats of NerrIoack county held immense
meeting in this city this sftesnoon 1t has been showing
violently all day, yet mutitudes Of people have poured
into the place, filed Phenix and Depot Halls over
flowing. A. the former rlsce speeches were made by
Gels. Weller Of California Orr, Of South Carolna and
Gen. Lane, of Oregon; and the latter by Gov. Cobb OF
Georgia. Mr. LoveJoy Of and by Hon. John
Wells, Of this State. TIE democrats claim not With
standing the storm. equal, net superior numbers T.
the opposition meeting on Tuesday. The speaking will
be resumed this evening" vhen large additional deega
dols from other places will be preseat
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United states Supreme Court.

WABH1NJfOa, Feb. Z, 1000.
No. A. Patrick Mclaughlin James NJ. Swami ct al
Justice Curtis Delivered the opinion Of the Court
rg tho judgment Of the Circuit Court Of Maryland with
costs and mandipg the cause with directions to award
venre facias de novo.
No 40. James A. Abbott ct TX. the Essex Company
Justice Grer delivered the opnion Of the Court a, ming
the Judgment Of the Csuit Court Of with
costs.
No 40. Ship Howard, &c., VIM. j. schmidt ct 81.
claimants and appellants, FREQ erck Wssman.Jus-
tice Ceron delivered the opinion the Court reversing
tie decree OF the Circuit Court OF the Southern district
New York. and REMAND ing tho With directions to
dismiss the libel, with
No. 81. Argument continued BY the Hon. George E.
Badger for defendant.
No. so. John J. Orton, appellant, vs. George Smith
Argument commenced BY MT Iyrde, for the appellant,
ard continued by Mr. Brovn ef Wisconsn, ior the ap
neleA.
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City Politics.
wv Os'
SOFT SHELL GENERAL COMMITTEE.

SOFT SHELL GENERAL COMMlTTEE
The Old Mems Tamuany Committee held their regular
monthly mee' Ing last nightRobt. Kelly, Esq, in the
chair, and Mesrs. Chancellor and Benedict eli ,atng
secretaries.
After the discussion OF certain financial matters was
decided to celebrate the coming Birthday Of George wash
ipgton appro pratey by illuminating Tammany Hall and
fling one hundred guns In the Park There to be
ott observanccs Of the day The standing committees
or the present year were announced after which the
committee adjourned The attendance very slim,
aid The softs evidently In bad spirits.
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CENTRAL AnERICA-BoUsDAay BETWEEN NEW aRA-

WAsilsaroS, Feb. 2 1856.
IN connection with the long standing discussion rsa
tive to the affairs Of Central Amelca aud the OF
coastiug limits bet Costa Ri.s and Nicaragua
calm has been put In by New Granads lsying preten
ecns to the fame boundary which Costa Rics claimed
trough the nsirumentlty Of ths late Felipe Molina,
who published interesting and comprehensive work
On that subject. New Granada, while expressing her
readiness TO reinquish all the territory the coast from
CApe Grsoos Dios TO the exteme south, insists that
the tract Of land exclusive claimed ty the late Minis
ter Of Coste Rica belongs and always belonged to
New Grsnaa in virtue of titles conferred upon her By
former treaties between the OF Colonta and the
CORNER United Provinces of Central America.
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TBR RHODE ISLAND AMERICAN STATE Council Raode
Island American Convention met at Providence Tues
day. and chose the following delegates to the Phladephia
Convention Delsgot-E J. Nightingale of Providence
Oliver Chace Of Tvefton Isaac Sanders, of S,tuate
G. n. Avord Of East Greenwish. Substitutes--G. W.
Querean, W. D. Brayton, J. T.. Weoden, D. 2. Hartman
G. Smith, J. c. Knight, u. Clarke, George Manchester,
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

HnIsDAIF, Mich, Feb. !, 1856.
collision occurred the Michigan Southern Rail
road, half mile west Of this place. last night between
the Eastern and Western exprss trains The traokmsn,
baggage man, fireman, aud ether man, were killed.
and engineer, brakeman and train boy, each had leg
broken 1hs baggage OF tbs Eastern train burn
Cd with oil the baggage aud the mails.
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PHILADELPHIA sroog soAaD.

HILADBLPHIA 5T0OK BOARD.
PnfsDEIIpuA, Feb. Z, 1856.
Stocks are steady. We qaoto-Peunsylvania 5's, 50;
Resting Raiirosd, 43A; Long Islsnd 49, Morris Canal
l4ts; Pepusylyania Railroad, 4i1s.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 8, 1856.
Gotten advancing. Sales to.eay, $500 bales.
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DiSasttr to Brig Acorn,

BOSTON, Feb. Z, 1860.
The brig Acorn, from st. DoIepgo for New YORK
rived at Newport yesterday, with loss OF ore opgasut.
mast, sails split &C.
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Fire In Washing ton Navy Yard.

WAsIHNUION, FOO, 7, I55J.
TIE tank shep in the Washington Navy Yard Yves sc-
cidenaly destroyed BY fire his morning The estimated
lois Is S,0tO
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Death Of Judge BY ington,

Boston, Feb ], 1856.
Judge Horatio By irgton Of the Massachusetts, Common
Phas Court, died yesterday, at hs residence in Ssosx
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MR.. DUCHANAn's MovnMEsTs.

WAsHlNGTON, Feb 7, I'0H.
sr. Buchanan in private % Ter to friend in Wash
iugtop, states that Il il his Intention the srval Of
his succosscr 70 get out for uonths' trip the
continent Of Europe