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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

FOX SALE
1 VALUABLE FARM AND WATER Pow.

IA AVALUABLE FARM AND W TER Tow-
fl5 OF "a Cecil County Md, miles from E,kton
ItAk ion, containing l7O Acres of gnnh land all IN
good state Of cultivation, divided nto 9feds, with about
70 Acres of meadow l1i d. Acras Of good wunuand,
and al under gopd ineing The Water poweT Is good, @
good water, The improvements are good dwell
ing feet square and contains god rooms and ag1rret,
mTn by Gu ieot good grnnary crs pring house.
Smoke House. md other cut huildggs q n Eood order
s well waered and would mtkn goOl glazing arln, tile
land hus all heen lined well and now raises good crops
and i'll be sold Rt SG5 per Acre. Cal address tho M
dcrsenod for more full particulars, at Newark Del
seDt, 4, JAM ES III. RAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

FOR SALE.--A snug little Farm ofet Acres
3E2 b Of goOd quality land situated ON Elk RIVER
Y;iEA miles from ton, iii Cecil County Md she
assz land lies hRmi some, and tic improvement are
story frame house and los kitchen, in gOou repair a
new frame Barn, with o9laT unIer oI siaing cribs
gTInary pnut try house and smoke house, al m air re-
5nir q . Rushei Is Of lime was put SopeHber last;
lOn panne Of post and rail ami worm fence now uPia
good landing on the River; Church and School house
within half moi Tue Farm Il well walGrea, and H. hne
ap ed or sOon. Prize SO per Aore, nne-thrd cash
Newark, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

- AGoOD FARM CONTAINING 2l4 ACRES
fsss "i good land and now g good state imProya
asARA last year I2OO bushels of corn, $40 bushels q
W heat Oats and Potatoes proportion, divided nto eis
all wei wntpTcd. Buildings, House Of StnHe lG by q it
with frame Kitchen attached md conplnns Lqnms IN
The soil excel leni this Farm situated in Ceci con
", Nd. miles from North East and from Elklon anu
. FROM New Castle. This Farm worth of the atten
ION Of spectators others 1t can lie bought LOT o
low price of S43 Acre. and terms casy. For further
scot, % - JAMES II, RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

cn.pARTMHRSTFIP,


EANIES q. MrCOM iisi is aamitted the partner in
j Leather business uf the uuiprs gned. The firm will
hereafter he Il McCombq Bro, nnh will CONT niue the
hlIneaS H its varinus hranohes a he old stand, op
prsile nnci R.hnrts soap House. The Puhtiu Patron
age is respectfully solicited. IL. 5. MoCDMBS..
ii S McGOMiIS& & bro will continue the manl fac
NJ o n knt5 of Leather for ShnAmakcrs and Sadlers
and NunulgrurPrs also will keep on hand and make 9
Whole hid ni Side 6r Betting, single en! double
thckGss etler pnin water proof oementei; and war
rte superior article Allofders will be ned to the
1nire snls action Of the purchaser, and at the lower
marx ct rNtes. Jly S-u
= d nAGITLtRR EOTYPES.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
BAGUERREoTYPES.


(IAII, and see the Pictures, at Ne. 95 Market St.,
I above Third, Striking Likenasses are taken in
all weathers by CARLISLE & SCoTr
nAGUERHa0TYPE FoRT2AETs.
~ GlR1ErIFt sky Light Rooms. No. &c Market St.,
"a. Wiinlpstnu. 2nd story, over G , Armstronga,
store Pictures taken equally well in du weather, and
wnrrnntFd to give sltlslrllGn
BsAdsUsEsss sssGNTEPEs,
sNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN THE well
I kinwn daguerrean Establishment, No. III Market
Street prepared take Drgneeotypes, stegeo-
q. Oh II ~ ''''''' JOSEPH JEANS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
sADDzE and FzARWass MAKINa

rS--,,h THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in
kfaa form the plbIc that he has taken the shop lnrn
is4sEA orally pied by John y TndI at ewaTk;
Dell and commenced tho SADDLE AND
HARNESS business Iii will keep constantly on hand
avery m with hls ineUt business Whloh nc
~'4ulSPpseoi Vi at'"' JpHS PERKINS. Jr.
NJ R-Fly-nrtts, RulIalo Robes and Horse Covers IN
~, NAV I-Iy ~ ~ ' J. r.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
THE QUAsTEoN SGT rLE
WILLIAM NJ, WILSON'S
m A u II an ,LKV nav in1DS H0OK AND

VARIETY STORE. NEWARK, DEL.
.ssFS TENHE Suhscrib1r would respectfully announce
tSe3 tn the peOpln of Newark and vicinity, that ne
SG'HS has taken the store formerly qcepPied by z.
es.gI c. Smith, iearly opposite the Odd Fellows liai
vs. and hgs ltii in well selected assortment of fresh
Grocerlrs Teas. sugars and hoasses OF thebest quail
tiea-nlsn and desirable dry goods auch s5 cOthS
cassenerg vcsttngs, sanetts Gall es, linens, mnsqs
&c. BOOkS-A large aud ex0ellent assortment of tho
hest standard works, bestesa tho ohntr9 publ cations
received rs soon ~ pubIsled-also Clocks, W9tohGs
0wes. cash prices and hopes by strict attention TO husi
tnluniring Efforts to perse tg reeey9 sknre oil
the public patronage. Nh' M MlLsoS'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

FOR SALE A han 'snme FARM or eoun,
4 o try seat OF i3l Acres, situated in Cecil Coun.
Il.ihA ty. Md, and adjo ming the town OF ElktOn,
Re found The Ear,q sgd Rg 4qFs sS
tho country. The farm ino6 fields handsons-
The bull dlngs are new BIZ ok House. 10 by 50 feet a
ew and substantial large double hnored BlTn, 81 feet
tabled. rherois a. Aoie5 or Wheatnqw the GROUND,
nnC lJ0ks welt The who'll will he sold "r htteen thou
sani deliars or something aver S!5 per Acre: will
exchange this fam part for good improved Whining
ton Philadelphia city property Possession ca ne md
At any time. For more lu details apply to JAMES H.
RAY. Mnwark. bel,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

yINnE Cu-PARTNERSliJP heretofore existing he
tween =. Il, .cnlbutn, u. r lly, apd ARTHUR Col.
q purn under tlN name Hrd hrnof Cuburii, Hyde
Co.. II biGday diasolved by mutual cnnsent The 6usi.
- +, r.. CDIBERN,
II. 4. HYDE,
ARTHUR COLBURN.
nelntn nrn CITY. Nov. 2lss 1856 ian. 22-At.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
rhs cuban YEair Invigorator,

EHIS NEW AND VALUABLE PREPARATION
isn1w presented n the public BY he pTmPriet2r At AZ
trr giving y IN eNtenSiye trial Rnd receiving the IN;
pnllitel cOmtnolgat Of all WIN have used It II VIII
certainly preventtne illngon oftha hair ana restore
w.ten ii has Ipen, II eeotualiy eleanses the scalp
ltonA tgnenl aNA nrfvants its lnrmlnp Il s A most
sUftIess IT'S particularly reegmmnnlnh to the Hes
aud H'g rasr several in Win ngtun who have used
t, pfopareI by Dr. EDW. WORRE1Is
At Delaware CITY.
Sill a WiImirlnm bv Alessrs, EbwARD D MCINAI,
MI JtF :, BEN NETT, Druggists Nnv II 6Inus
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

Kilt he's kilt l''-Thin steps up, and hollfed
out to the crowd. sIf the man is kilt, why
dod't yees stand back and give him a little
air -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
NEW CASTLE.

a.sS@ lease notice II Johnson advertisement IN
anothe column, for Medicines, &c,
LtUPEt UR Green unu Diaok ens, constgqIy on hand
y and 10 a lie by Nv. Is JA&YlER,
aug ii Now Castle.
AN0BA &C and sagars. OF choice quallteu, constantly
on l. lud d for sale by
W. 4. JANVlER, New Castle.
TO this Citizens OF New Castle and sur
rounding Country.
~ HEN YOU are in search of choice fine favored tea
". Il. JANYIER's,
RuR4 New Castle, Dell.
A LII Of DR.. ayne's Family Medicines Tor sale by
N HENRY JOHNSON, ApOtLecary.
51,its rn non h Lamb1ons New CASTLE Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

IA FOR SALE.-A small farm of 25 Acres of good
fr.S.ftA land and rasirg good crups, is within
EssHh mleaoi Nov ark and within tiniloufSmhyilie,
4s-HtsA- N New Castle county the buildings are II mid
Ing good stone House with rooms and good barn, and
the ace Is well watered aud divided INFO fields, with
about cres of gnud meadow nnd this farm Isl very
10 tood ID IlttIe R one, and would quit mechanic wei Tpd VII
Sent iEett, " " "'A' JAMES H. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
T75nnnu Wantea

Money Wanres. S....
~ Ann DOLLARS wanted in Sums from $500 70
O,UUU S25On, good seeurit cs. For iuTther Pat.
cpaI 70 the subseThT At The corner oil Market
hs gss NJ II T. o'i''S ~ % - H' JOIN y, LEWIS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

FANCY AND PLAIN MILLINERY:
TnlRD.Sr. BETWEEN MARKET AND KING
NpIJ MIE2TON DEL,

A MISSES NJ. j MTARNS Il S. u, WARREN,
n respsctf,Iiy inform the I.adeG Of Wilmington ngd
49, yicinity HAT thoV have taken the Store formerly
Will cnFrV on tht MILLINERY BUSINESS in all lts
various branches. They wilt keep eonstany on hi;na ,;
Ladies Dress Cans, Head Dresses Of every desorptnn
R9ihons Artt6cfai Fl0wers and Millinery generally,
Tarry Trimmnr sfnr Dresses, &c. Lo.
,,i.i{i, N. az w. 50 sep. 4-SuI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
CarrisHc lManui1cEDrY,
S, ackh strnnt nhna,a Rrnn.I,nnn- OIrAsn. DE-

S19fh stF0afl ab0ps Bf0Nhtt"@V UHeNSN, DE-,
Ep kkEK Il REEi resp 1ctlully
aaHn ID Announce IN the purIu thnt
TN they prepared 10 nrtnuInetnre
r Eh,S~sG : Carriages of every description IN
$tsSf---SiS style Of elegance ard durability al
NINIy=ssss,.jAt4, finish unsurpassed by any ntheres
tNeA1ssss--7a ~9s.ssss.a4 ntry. Tie
Junior partrsr served hs apprenticeship with tho lnie
Alexander JaUisnn oi NilWnEinn lhey gnp9r uteHdn'!
the work and warrants every vehicle tavS sl erected
large cuaGI and smith slpp try Increased oitia
for executing work. and hope by constant attention to
business 70 merit share Of hc public na'r"gagc,
nr.I b9i;tfrgarringes for sale. iy2jrlF
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

We heard of good joke perpetrated the
other day by a friend of ours. Said he to an
acquaintance:
"Things are really coming to pretty pass
in our city-all the ladies stopping at the AS
tor, left the dinner table yesterday"
''Possible 20 said the person to whom the
remark was addressed, greatly surprised -
''What caused them to do so 70
"Why," responded our friend, convincing
himself that the coast was clear, ''they had
finished eating"
A pass was made at him, but he dodged it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
NEW AR Il.

DocY. ". \, CHAMBERLAIN,
Respectfully offers his Professional Ser
vices to the residents of
NEWARK, DtL,
Hoh u AND VICINITY.
THE QUESTION SET tiled.
DE CRAY & SON,
TINE UNRIV LIED CHEAP TAILORs, AT NEWARK,
80 a L selling their goods olegPe than .rt miner
/ Store is visited with people Tor many miles. Who
I formerly were IN the hab tot gong 70 Philadel
phia ani Baltimore 10 get ClOfhing hut who now
they can procure than q this esP6,.sl-
do tnptinn constantly on hand, besides hhndkercleis
drawers tispea aders No, in ahnndnnee All who want
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

VlHE dersgned being about to rail9pish the Ges-
| penter business; will sell at PRIVATE SALE,
- Tenant Machine, Mori,slng Machine, CIV eniar %
~ JAMES NJ, WILLIAMS, =
jan. ls7mor,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
Z ,ili;sr1rs ailI, .gg9ET

.ss EiiIl9SI, ASlIttNDANn SCHCYL
x|AN KII,I, cisS Of all aiHaA, sele ned, tni
wv @ s, Iini NJ tud Tor sale ~ tho uwes
prices hy ", Hti,i,,,t I'M III ti,r,r ri,,r
henw me Railroad Depot, ------...----
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

New Toll RATEs.-A sleigh-load of buxom
feminines, passing lately through the Toll Gate
on the Bloomfield Turnpike, who told the gate
keeper that they had no money, but that he
might take his toll in kisses. But taint of
heart, notwithstanding the ladies gave him
every opportunity, he declined tasting the nee
tar of their lips, and through they went gratis.
If this kind Of coin becomes alawlul tender, the
rush for situations as toll-gate keerers will ex-
coed that for tide-waiterships. Half the un-
employed bachelors Of the country will be at
ter them.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

HooPs.-One ofthe best things we have yet
seen on hoops, is the following from the Prai-
rie (Miss.) NeWs, in the form Of question put
by gentleman who had just returned home
after years absence in Nicaragua:
On his way up from the landing, he met quite
a number of ladies, After kissing his sister,
&C., he said;
''Prdy, are all the girls in Aberdeen mar
ried l met Miss A."
ftnrLn. l,rntl,nn A
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

Nor Miss D----2 nor Miss'-"Oh, pshaw!
brother,' said Sis, just beginning to catch the
idea, 'sthat's nothing but hoopsp'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12

t.slN niNA WORTH OF impr0ved erault
d. EsStsVS teEir tur sals. inquire Nf JhilS
J. PHtLi,IPs Note AM isl Broier, No 49, Wall
nut Street, Opposite tho Exchan4s Philadelphia.
Dec s.2mAs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-12
Taa ADAEa5 EXPRESS COMPANY.
lIllna lilazInI RmillinEa RI nn1 itnL.L sla
eks l.33A- t.3sIj..gs. "a $ aaa1.5 O

A&FRsIy9 yAaTOM,
DRUGGIST, ChEMiST AND APOTIECARS,
No. 81 Harhet St,6es, tatse d01rS beiow IHiR
Strest, oppDsite Sam@d BRsbyS Dry
GooaS St0re iPttmtRgtoN, DIT.
Physicians p0s, faulty ecr res, the compromising
and pspensing III medicines receive exclusively nor
soma attention. All he popular, patent and pruprienrS
Medicines kent anl sold at iie lowest prices. feb u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIREIN BLEECKEH STREET
LOSS OF LIFE.


A. o'clcck this morning fire broke out II the Eve
story buicpg corner of Mercer and Becker streets
occupied By Mr. Beech as cabioet warehouse. The
bug6irg entirely destroyed, and much q rs
terts Ioas between 80 go and 80 eco. Mr. Bosch
and lis wife occupied the upper PAL; Of the Lose and
persisted in the flames. Tie other portion of the
family esesp-d.
The fire is rseirg furiou.ly as we 60 to press.
YlRE N AVENUE AND XIGHIH STREET.
Al out O'Clock yesterday msrping fire bcoke out
in s. B,idsets Church Roman Csthohcl, coruer Of
Eighth street and Avenue r doipg damage to the
amount Of g. eco. The fire csused BY defect /,
the fue CORRECTED with the kotsir furnace.
rIRR IN GRyTs, srRIET
Last night about ~ oclock IRE broke ous 90 the
third eoor Of No. Il Greene street occupied by J. NJ
BIcomer, glass-cutter and Lcomis SiveIm N, manu-
fscturer Of trunk frames. The fire originated among
some hsy in the hal. f. L. Comstock lamp manu-
faoturer occupied the fourth aoor aud Rus, n Ho~er
n anufacturers of gas-6xtures, the ftth floor. The
fremtn soon e1tinguished the flames, not, however
before considerable damage dooe 10 the stock II
the occupants and the bucing. The occupants Of the
third floor sustained but sight damage. Loss Of Mr..
Corstock 500; insured. Loss Of Rust IS Homer,
500; insured for - 900 in the s. Nicholas and Ham,
ilton Insursnce Companies. The building owned by
A. & G. W Brady, was damaged to the amount Of
800 insured or $1,000 IN the Metropolitan Insurance
Company.
After the fire WAS eztiHguished woman was fouad
asleep under the stairway on the first floor. She gave
her name as Mary Faulkner, and represented to the
police that she sat Down to wait for msa and fell
asleep and was not Of the fire until avokc by
the policeman. Capt. Turnbul detained the woman at
the Station House until the matter could be invest
gated by the FIRE Msrsta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
THE POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, mCnCay, feD. =, 1891.
Our only connection with the south is BY the Acquire
Greek boat, which leaves regularly every morning.
4 night boat will be put on in a few days We have
TO connection with Alexandra except by this route,
and for foot passengers or hOrsemen via Georgetown
and the Acquecuct.
The feshet in the Potomac caused by the rapid thaw
OF the last three four DAYS made itself felt yester lay
ell alcpg the river banks. In Georgetown all through
Water sIee and along the wharves the greatest energy
put in requisition by the msr hauts and lumber
de callers in the removal OF their pershabe property on.
OF hsmswsy Drays and carts were all the afternoon
driving of barrels of -four hogsheads Of sugar, sacks
of salt, bags OF gusno, &c, away from the reach of
the hrt atenipg flood. At O'Clock p. m the river -
rising fast and vast Of ice, mostly very pure
and clean from foot to eighteen inches thick, we've
driving past, carrying no greeting OF securyto bridge,
boat other craft they may overhaul 10 their head
long way. We understand that the CanI le 1el,
above the Ge Tgetown level the water is out over the
canal and that drift timber is plentiful With the Pc
tSmsc thus alive with huge Of ice urged With
extreme rspdity sgainst the structure of the Long
Bridge, II IL no wonder that portion Of IL hiss given
way, snd temporarily closed the communication be
tween TIE Virgins anS District shores. The part gone
la evehiig consisted Of span two the Dietrct
Size Of the Virginia draw. Tue high westerly wiad ia
csC I'd 10 increase the momentum of the river AID
put the whole remsniDg structure in danger.
fN..iou A. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
BREAKING OF THE ICE-SIX STEAMERS
WRECkED-FERRlESD Amazed AND SUNK.
F,sr Ihe Cincinnati Ga.s.is a( Fr,aas.

As we stated yesterday morning. 81 alarm Va, given
at 9 o'cl,ck on Wednesday night, that the ice had
broken away After floating downward far enough to
carry ice that had lain opposite the Water Works
n. aIy far down as Broadway there vas stoppage
At 81 O'Clock Yesterday morning, the Ice comneacsd
running again, but shortly stopped and continued mo-
tioness until noon durir which inteV a. pedestrians
pass backward and forward fFe U the yaTous fe-ry
lsi dines. Passengers who ehose TO pay Tor the sc;
ccnn6datop were conveyed scrcss TO Coyington snd
back in sk run by men over the surface Of the Ice
on It's keel lii sleigh.
Socn after IL O'Clock the ringing o! bells and The
scream Of steam-whsiles proclaimed thIra s'at OF
the ice This time the STAT was in earnest fSr only
few temporary s,opp.gss occurred after yard. Very
so tie leyee aud The landing 10 eTpoIt atd Gov
hgtcn were crowded with thousands o. spectators.
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FREsHEr IN THE DELAWARE RIVER.

EAsros, Pa, Monday, Feb. 9, 1857.
The Delaware River has risen fifteen feet, and ths
town is flooded to the depth of five feet in parts
A house has been wa.hed away at L,mbertvine, and
also a portion of Van Cleves Foandery at Trenton
The Bdges are al in precslious condition, the ice
being in some places piled up 10 feet
At Trenton, part Of vapceves foundery was washed
away and the streets in the lower portion of the town
were overfowed.
The bridges here are not 10 danger, unless the Bel
videre bridge should give way.
The ice has not yet broken in the Lehish River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
ICE IN THE SUSQUEHANNA.
HARRISDURG, Monday, Feb.

HARRISDURG, Monday Feb. 2 Do.
The late thaw has raised the Susquehansa and all
KS tributaries and carried of the ice with great vic
epoe Considerable damage has been done to proper
ty along the banks Of the river.
Between this place and Middetown the ice has been
heaped up along The shore, and in many places 1t
covers the track Of the Harrisburg and Lancaster
Railroad in piles of ten twelve fess in hight 1t IS
feared that good deal of damage las been done to
the road.
Travel is completely suspended. The express train,
which started from here this morning for Philadelphia,
had TO return.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The ice is rushing down the Susquehanna in huge
masses and with great violence. The piers Of the
Cumberland Valley Railroad bridge are giving way,
and f ans are entertained that the bridge will 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
FREsHET AT OSwEGO.

OswEGo, Monday, Feb. o 1857.
The ice in the river above this place broke up yes
,erdsy mol nil g and coming dswn with great force,
fore six schooners from their moorngs and carried them
into the lake, beside doiog much damage to others
living in the harbor. The Of the vessels carried
away are, Kipesford, \ ikns, Sheridan, Titan Wide
Awake and Virginia. The tugs were not able to start
in search Of them till this morning. Several canal
boats are also loose in the lake. Small boits, well
manned and provsioned started yesterday in search
ofthem. but neither have since been heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
rREsHEr IN THE sCHUYLKILL RIVER.

PHILApELrRIA, Monday, Feb. 3, ISol
The ice in the Schuylkil River broke ap last night
Most Of the whsrves were overlooked, and considers
bic quantities of coal wood and Lumber were carried
of. A few eard.bosts were leit On the wharves by
the waters suosldipg. Some of them we've carried
down the stream, but the damage done was no. so
serious as was anticipated.
MANAIrNs, Mopdsy, Feb Q, 1857.
Thewatsr in the SchuylkL has sabsided about three
fee, this morning The ice is piled upon the railroad
trsc so that the ears cannet pass the city or to MOI.
ftS,oNn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

yisi 2? 0c0 ever AZ above - sxYsrses l. 1859 scd
1854 ehen The fare ce,. ,ss I.:ss Amounted 70
t:l 90; While " 1855 snc 1855 s: ceats fare they
only enturted 10 $S On.
lhey noe ceicabc Per cen, upoa q capital o! SSv =
Coo, oecsEse Of 81 alleged depreciation Ct rIccety
OF this Pee the Company lsst NovenAer retc sed b
ecuDu,e sny moe. Ths Company are thus Engaged
in prys'e speculation oeyoao the limits Of tue l,s
N wbch the Pablo have no right 10 take any part.
Alter the adoption Of petition 70 the Legislature IL
scco-dsnce wish the ;errs Of re resolutions tie meet
ing sdiHu'red. There must have been nearly ; 90
e:scrs pgess-t.
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FREsHET IN THE GENESEE.

ROCHESTER. Monday, Feb. 9, 1857.
There is a great flood in the Genesee River, and
variou, bridges and buildings have gone over the
Falls. On Sunday morning the flood of ice and water
carried away the braces supporting the buildings ex-
tending across the rver, and they fell down and the
center portion carried down. On Sunday night
the whole structure abort two hundred feet long, and
tho center-span Of Mah-street Bridge, were carried
over the Falls. portion of Court-street Bridge is
also gone. We have consequently but one bridge re-
msrrg in the center Of the city and the canal aque-
duct is used by pedestrians.
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FREsHEr IN TIE DEERFIELD RIVER.

GRrENfIELp, Monday, Feb. =, IS)1.
The ice in the Deerield River broke up last ght,
and damned up in the bend of the river at Deerdeld
Meadows. The water and ice set back, undermining
ard entirely destroying Stebbinss Grit NIL at Deer
fed ard also from Ak to eight thousand bushels Of
grain and meal. The mil is total loss. Two fami-
lies were with the utmost diff unity saved.
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BALTIMORE HARBOR OPEN.
BALTIMORE, Monday,

BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb. y, M.
The barbor of Baltimore is open. The steamer Her
aid arrived from Annapolis this evening" followed by
four steam tugs with the baIks Swan and Charles
Brewer and brig j. r. Rhoads. She reports the Bay
clear below North Point. The ice has driited noun
tans high on the eastern shore and schooner or mau-
of-war is on the shoals, almost buried in.
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