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ACTION sALE6.
FU7URE DAYS #
By Horny W. Quarles.
aGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
- OF B00Ks-Received by the last steamer and
now opening. large and valuable collection of Eu-
Rlish a. American Books, which will sell AT asc-
ton, at 10 o'clock, IN FRIDAY next, at my aucto a
stors No 10 Main street
Am ngst the collection are Dickens works, vols
half calf Eoswelfs Johnson ~ vols Crokcrs I'd; n
Doctor, by eouthey; Homes Every Day BeoR vols ;
Whitney Commentaries, 4 vols spsrk-'s Washiag-
ton, IL vols: De Quincy g Works. Goidsmifhs orks
vols; Lardners Enc clopedia. vols: Moor~s Cor.
respnDdeuce, 10 wells; with many other Religious.
Historical and Miscellaneous Works. worthy the at.
tention Of the reading public
Catalogues will be ready. and the books msy be
seen at my store, second door bel " the Exchange
Bank, Thursday, the da preceding the sale
no Is HENRy
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CORN AND FODDER, WHEAT STRAW.

II 'UhN ANUFUUDEK, WHEAT STRAW,
- SHRAF ntTS, WINTER OATS, &c, ATAUO.
meucing 1T o'clock ~ on nv Farm adjoining
tie Mech a csvlle Turnpike, and near the Toll gate
will sell at auction large lot of Corn and Fodder
suitable for It ok, now standing in the fell; alb ut
10 bushels Winter Seed Oats; lot Of Oats in the
sheaf, and large stock Of Wheat Straw, Shucks
TERMs-Cash for all sums of $40 aud under over
this amount, months credit, for approved negotia-
Bile paper. WI COPLAND
Sale conducted BY r. CAurHoRN Auct no 0i
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MO. / Halifax Cut Herrings, Alewives,
IN No. 3 and 4-Mackerel. for sale by
WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
M "a No IL Pearl street.
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FOR SALE. &C.
Z SA oAh6i, 0S.
ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM


LLOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
Il fLETE FOR eALb.-I have one II Noycs' an
inch BURR STONE MILLS. with all the necessary
machinery for making the best Family fiyur, EJr
sac very low, cOEiprIsing smut Machine, eereen,
hOt.nz cloths l.! sSafors Shsts, PulIies BELTS aud
Boiling Chests; al ready TO b. attached TO Wstsr
dl or steam Engine and capable vi max ing IA bar
rea OF BEST Family Flour ia twelve hours This Nal
aud Machinery has been worked in the city OF Rich
mopd about months, by George Merriam, decd
making superior Family Flour. and IL now As good
a. Lew. TIE preStBt owner having no use hr t.
viii sell 1t for less than half OF the orig NAL eo-t The
machinery can he seeD and the price Ascertained BIZ
application at toe United States Hotel.
JOHN A. JETER.
N. B.-Ths Win will grind 10 bushels of onrn per
hour into the finest Meal S-6ts
E0R SALE-SlU,00O STATE STOCK.
in sums to suit purchasers, by
~ lS-ts L PURCELL A Co
SfArE STOCK FOR SALE in gums TO
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED.-A few Shares of Richmond Dan, o
Railroad Stock. for which the highest matketr 60
Will be paid.
exchange on New york, Phnadrirhia and Bsits
more. bought and sold.
o. r. PURCELL q o..
spb-u Exchange brokers.
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OUTER, BUTTER, BUTTER.-Just
- received lot of very superior Fresh Rutter,
from the Gades Diaries, bear baltimore which viii
be sold low.
Having made arrangements with several of tho
mort celebrated dtires in the country, am prepared
to supply customer the most lib. raj terms i in
vit the attention of hotel keepers and dea to
stick, at the Butter pot, Main street. between nth
and 18th, nearly opposite the market
Do2i BhOtKE PLEASANTS.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE ,CoMP,ANY.(

NARA DIVIDEND of three per cent, has
- Asv declared by the directors, payable on
"a sNar the 9Th inst, NJ the office Of the Company
anu ~ J. IL. MONTAGUE.
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pEST Gunpowder Tea in the city, re-
'"'''NS a. 0H'' - p'' '''WA WIN. T. KING,
no 4-St sand Franklin street.
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COAL,

GOAL! COAL! The subscriber is now
y receiving 20 tons Of very superior Red and
White Ash ANTHRACITE COAL, and is daily re-
ceiving Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Mines all of which he will sell at the lowest market
price. Orders attended to with promptuess If l.ft
at my Office the Dock between 18th and 18th sts
at the Coal Yard, Dsnyille depot, or at Larus L
Shines. No. "A Main st.
no l4-i0t P. G. LARUS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
4 LlT, ON BROOKE AVENUE IN THE CITY
~ kfCHMoND.-Ast trustee In a deed Of trust from
Henry Alsngle, and duly recorded In the Hastings
Curt OF said city. shal proceed TO sa at public
aucrion. on tho prersisFs, on WEDSFsDAY, the ID
day OF December Isl at the hour of O'Clock ~ i,
for CASH. the House and Lot conveyed by said deed
and on which the said MangIr resides located as
abovs WN It THITENtN
no 1S-tds
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CTILL THEY C0ME.-By s,esmship
~ Roanoke We are In rse.ipt 81 the s<eons shipr
men. for the week. drret ffom o~ ~ sna scsofy.
Of choice and FL CANT ST. lee 81 prtss kssians -
y,sts Black and Fancy Casstasrr Pants. Ae, Ac-.
which have been Dasde Up since The gre, dscs're U
bargains. vpws m - nwyo a ~
no1l hbhNs nAssp" ~ - w.
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DOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC EMINENT,
l. for Frosted Feet Chilb a1ns, Rheumatism, Pains
and Weakness In the Joint, &C .. is Of the beat
ARTICLES offered 10 the public II gives instant
relic. in nearly every case. Prepared and sold 10y
John ". POLLARD, Druggist.
18th
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A DAMANTINE CANpLES.-Proctcr &
IA Gamblers brand frii weight, warranted, FIR
sale by W0nBLE CLAIBORNE,
NJ ~ No III Pearl street.
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EOR sALE.-SlU,O0O STATE STOCK,
y in sums to suit purchasers, by
lS-ts "a pyTRCTIl n
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A PILES This day. receiv' d per steam
era ,, hbls prime Northern Apples In store, NJ !
for eale on consignment, by
CHURCH & FLEMING,
uosi % Main street.
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To inoorporste The New Yort Ice Ccnpany.

To incorporate the New York Ice Company
To altar charter Of the Metropolitan Gas C,mpsay.
To create Metropolitan Polios Department In New.
YOTk.
To amend he charter Of tie City Of Ne--Yo-k
To provi ie for the location and erection Of . new
CITY Hall N Nev-Yort
10 limit The powers OF the New YORK Supervisors.
For the regulation Of the goverInen. Of ne Central
PAX, New York.
The lest i've notices were given BY Mr. P0MER0Y
OF C6yuga
Befcre lh- reading Of the Supply bill -oncl1isd
Dir, FOOT moved to re commit Il With instructions 10
amend BY striking ont he appropriations to Commit
tefs OF ls,J
Mr VAREUM advocated he recomnitts or the
r-uLrd that cTcumstAr had come 70 light since the
bin was reported which rendered il desirable Ina.
II should go back 20 II COMMITTEES.
Aher further dsb,te the previous question VA
moved.
The SPEAKER decided ths II the previous Question
was ordered il wouh take the House bsck TO the third
reading AID OF TO the question Oh tho re- committs
Tbs decision w1 warmly opposed By N -sTs
FOOT VARNUM and GLOVER,
The House .ls'sired the cal Of ne previous q1ss
ton.
The vote va, then tsken and tie bill lost by Ayes
IS Nays 49,
A motion By Dir. JOHN J. REILLY to reconsider
the vote wes laid or the table
The bill in relation 70 Courts Of Se:sion in Kings
County was passed.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

BosTos, Friday Jan. ., 1851.
In the House Of Representatives this forenoon q
communication was received from the Hon. Chars,
Sumner, accepting be Office Of United States Senator
to which he was recently elected. He does not inii
cate in tie letter when he shall proceed 10 occupy b..
seat.
NJ. Sumner, in accepting his election, says: " The
duties of public servant not always conspicuous
Much Of his time is absorbed In cares which. OBJ
scuIe are little calculated 70 attract public sttent
Massachuset Justly enjons that such interest shall
he neglected but by solemn resolutions Of her Legisl.
ture by the votes Of her people and by the voice OF
her history, Massachusetts, especially erjoins
upon her repre- sentatves to see that at all
hazards, and whatever else may suffer Freedom
sbaI prevail. Let me not neglect this injunction.
Alike by sympathy with the slave, and by q determi-
ma ion 10 free ourselves from the wretched thraldom
we are also summoned TO the effort organized for
the emancipation of the National Government from the
degrading influence. Hostile TO civilization wherever
II shows itself even al distance, it If brutal and
mean, and constitutes unnatural tyranny calculated
to arouse the generous indignation OF good men.
OF course no person who is not ready to say 10 his
heart that there IL no God, doubt the result but
this suit Ike every great good can be accomplished
only BY well directed effort. know something OF the
labor and trial which such service imposes | also
know something Of the satisfaction which it affords,
giving to all who truly espOuse it serener JOY than
anything in office or honor In the weary prostra,ion
Of months, from which have so happily risen my
shapest pang out Of my enforced separation from
the cause which was dear to me; and now my Chief
Joy is in the that 10 this service may dedl-
cate the vigorous health which, through medical care
and the kindly mnisratons Of nature, am permitted
to expect
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WHERE ARE THE POLICE

To re Edifo, Of TIE ". Y. T,ibuas.
SIR: On Thursdsy evening lsst visited the City
Armory 10 witness drill Of the !et wing Of The Sew
epth Regiment. As | cane out two policemen at the
door eyed me very clo,ey, as III we're thief Were
they detailed iherel and " So by whom, and for What
purpose I would ask ? The audience was oomposed
principally Of ladies' and gentlemen, friends and rel:
lives Of the In military uniform, who did not wish
10 incte Any disturbance pick pockets and even
thew had thee two WORTHLESS al the door could NOT
have detected them. Passing another place OF erter:
tanmeDt, in Broadway, found some three or iour OF
our valiant stars inside; while during walk OF over
mile only met one psronsnl II our Mayor and
Chief will keep the five hundred NJ. Ps who idle Their
time away inside Of theateTs, lecture ard concert
rooms etc, every evening on duty In the streets,
when thCse returning bone need protection, we shan
have fewer highway robberes not 20 many stabning
sfrays and some OF the midnight rufi,ns who prorI
about may be nsbbed at their dark deeds. There
70 danger OF any one being garoted or murdered 10
a CROW ded house full Of amusemebt-eeekers. The daf
corrers by streets, lonesome avenues are wnere tne
detall,d gentlemen sre wanted. "Il ne hesps ., .hs
Police plespe put their heads together and make
ab.ToeI Pho BosO PUBLfcO.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Friday, Jan. q, 1857
Mr.. BROOKS reported favorabIy on the Dill 10 pre-
vent charcoal burning in Brooklyn.
The bill was so amended as TO prohibit the burning
of only within 600 feet Of the Navy Yard walls
The bill authorizing the Supervisors OF Kings County
10 borrow sos 900 TO finish the Penitentiary was 8
ported upon favorsby; also the bill to perfect tue title
TO the land in the Evergreen Cemetery.
Reports from the Regents of the University and
Trustees Of the State Library, were presented.
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr.. BROOKS-To incorporate the American
School Of Mines which Is intended to aid in developing
the mineral wealth of the United States.
Mr.. PETTY introduced bill to prevent the de-
struction of small birds.
sSS BILLS INTRODUCED
: BY Mr.. BROOKS-To regulate the sale OF potatoes
by weight at sixty pounds TO the bushe unless 10 cases
of special contract Also TO allow owners of party
walls built prior TO the act Of 1856 to increase their
thickness so as to conform with the requirements OF
the law.
BY Dir KELLY-To amend the Banking laws 20 as
10 make them conform to the suggestions contained in
the report of the Superintendent OF the Bank Depart
ment.
The Appropriation bill for 1857 was then passed
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
WHAT ARE WE COMING to-

To the Editor y Ths " T. T,ibuR.
Sir: Our store has been bloken open twice within
the space Of month Soon after the frat burglary
policeman was seen to enter public houscin company
with thief, and was heard to complain to bis compaa-
ion that we did not give them reward, potwhSt'nd-
ing there was no arrest made. Nine burghIies have
been committed in our neghborhood in short time,
ard we know Of bu, enc arrest and conviction.
The Mayor and Chief Of Police have been consulted.
They promised reform in this district but no benefits
have yet accrued from their promises. IA soon as II u
dark we see these thieves openly in our streets resdy
TO commit burglary or robbery the moment an oppor-
tuDity presents, are well known TO the police as well
as their place Of resOr. We shall be compelled to
keep an armed Waterman constantly on our premises,
TO protect our property in future.
Yours respectfully kEN-fORk MEhChANrs
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, fn0ay, y An. - 1917
immediately after reading the Journal! M "a
TOWNSEND rose to a question OF privilege, ana
called upon Mr. Baker of Montgomery to explain the
insinua,ons inside in Committee of the Whole on
Wednesday evening, relating 10 his connection with
Railroad speculstioDs and rejecting upon his chssc-
'er az a member Of the Railroad Committee OF THIS
House.
Mr. II. BAKER decried personalities st all times,
but remarked that be had been realiating for charges
made against himself He 6emsnded, however, an
answer 10 the question What part did the member
from Albany take in losning the credit OF the city 10
" The amount Of $500, 900 10 the Northern Railroad
ard what amount of that sum went directly into his
"own pocket"
Mr. fOWSEND replied, denying that he had taken
any part in securing that loan, and expressed himself
Mr.. VARNUM put in petition from 500 lesiing
citizens of NewYcIk, praying for the removal Of the
Quarantine. He called the attention of the House TO
the importance of the subject and urged immediate
action thereon. So. 20.
Mr.. HANFORD also presented petition from 500
residents of Brooklyn on the same subject.
Petitiors were also presented Tor aooshng days OF
grace on drafts bills, Sc and for the Incorporation OF
the international Bridge Company.
The bills incorporating the IurnveFein eSahzinS
the seton the NesY ork Supervisors, and mere vs.
inc he fees of Justices of the Peace, were reported
upon favorably. - =: - .
The bill to prevent the manufacture oil sa"s N me
State Prisons was reported upon uniaVwaol!
BILLS SoIIcED. ..
For an appropriation TO the Monezuna SAT- spring:
To amend the act organizing the CI'y Iou' u
Brooklys.
To amend the Building Laws.
Fcr stringent License Law.
To abolish the Death Penalty.
To protect gas consumers in NeT-lork gains' VIC
imposition Of Gas Companies.
TO repeal the exemption laws, 40 Tar az Eeia'os !"
debts due servants and domestics,
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COMMITTEE oS The CRIsISAL CoDE-Purs-ant %
. rescutjon Of the House of Assembly, Select Com
ut,ee Of Seven has been appointed 10 examine aud re
rot the criminal code presented 20 the Legislature q
1850 BY the Commissions on re Coce' win 'rco
,nen5uep. g. in tier jrdgmsn should BE- adopted By
the present Legislature. TIE Committee, outy iIn
pressed with the magnitude and Importance of The PUB
leo, ,or r,i.ted 70 II er charge. nd feeling sncefe
tesire to report an set which vii be IL improvement
w., ,be n,esect criminal practice IL TITS State 'sse
tb. mode Of rs,ilg 70 ne Jadiri'y he lega P-oes
.on and All otter Tsrsors Interested that hey are wi
rg and des,rc1s Of receiving sUgge'tota @E'rsc' %
TIE su,JieCt: u ,orrs
bAAaaGLTT ! SHUTTER,
=, T eCIit pOy v z. HYDE
81 GRANT
AIany. J,n. ., iSl
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RESULT o. 4 FoRcED NJ ARHAoE-A hCsS.sD
PoIsosID-A young romSl 10 Quebec sans. mr. ~
Baop, FrsuEh Canadian. has been eSnanoeS - -. ~.
u charge Of poisoning her husband 70 w. ne
had beer n srYied only . weeks nsppeHu "a
SnTpg he sb.i, tim tkey lived ogetter, they ea
very unpleasant We Bi,on va. jealous o. I fsosn
oUainsucs with. young men whom 'he esa 80. Old
WARS 70 Der marriage. She Is about ~ YEAR osd
ar5 cescrih a, vtry Good lookrg. Her haso,pa
Wa wss sred sH 25 years The evidence Of hst ia.
'ssts to b ifcpg It Ia, been proved tbs, si.w aI
iefreIe death q declared she puTcnssei 80 ,nf
II srsr eic Mt drug stoTe, ana We on.eh Of Ire
SsS ,,,sS A woman named Fortier b. es ,S. mr..
Committed to ISL q, bsviny been s0"'''' '" w
der,
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sABBATH-sCHOOL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, FRIDAY, jan. ., IoDf.
The Sabbath School Convention OF the state OF New
York has been in session here during the last two days
They adopted resolutions to organize State sabbath
School Teachers Association, by the appointment an-
nualy Of Secretary in each county of the sste eight
Of whom from cOunte. containing the largest cities IN
the Stat. shall form Central Committee which shall
hold quarterly meetings, make reports call conven-
tions &c.
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KrxTucEY BaBIEs-Th L0nisrtAe C0nrler ssys
that few nights since an Irish gave outh 10
child steamboat at the levee which Sas not oniy
perfectly developed and vel formed bat T. &C. eaiy aAd
two teeth. a modern Richard and precocious ihisnr
The SUnerSet Nv Democrat SAYS ihst chud was
bonn at that place iAst week which had but one leg
ard one aIm. The hand contains four well-deVe,9ped
fpgers-ro thumb-and the foot but two toes mere
are bones In the neck or head save Small par OF
the cIaniuU. No eyes, mouth, or lQse yslo!a
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THE CASE OF ISAAC C. SHERLOCK.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Jan. IS 1891.
The argument IN the trsl of Isaac C. Sherlock ior
killing Philip y Clswges for the seduction OF HI. wife
wss concluded this evening. The pris 'ner has the
be acquitted. though the counsel for the defense
brought in the plea of insanity which is generally
believed damaged the TIE case will go 20 the
jury tome ROW on the Judges charge.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Providence, Friday, Jan. . I'D.
A large foreard. aft schooner from Jacksonyile Tor
New.York with s cargo of lumber, put mo NeTpor,
the boat and crew cisabed. She was run into by the
ce snd Der hayarts had to be cut in order to take IN
sail.
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STFAN-BOILER EXPLOSION.

CoNcoRD, \. H., Friday, Jan. q Is37.
An explosion took pace this afternoon at the Con,
cord steam Mi by the collapse of the fue of one of
the boilers. Loring A. Webster was instantly killed,
and another man, named Remission severely Injured.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM WIS
CONSIN

MILWAUKEE,, Friday, Jan. % 1857.
James r. Dcolittle was to day elected United States
Senator from this State The vote Of the Legislature
stood-Doolittle, 20; Dunn DEM, IS.
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FIRE AT LEE. MASS.

SPRINGFIELD. Friday, Jan. .: 10.
At Lee, this morning. EldIidges block, Meooef
b,ock the Conversational Church. the Lee Bank, and
the dveIlinch6use of Mr. Porter were al burned The
Housatonic Hotel Is sl:o badly damaged.
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAM-BOILER.

BUFFALO, FRIDAY, Jan. ., IoJ.
The boiler at Colliqun & Kenzetts bisss fosndery
exploded this morning, demolshing the outer building
in which II was situated, killing the engineers child
dangerously ding the mother, and also seriously
iniuripp the engineer.
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COVRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Friday, Jan. ., I6ol.
The Trust cese still occupies the time OF the Court OF
Apreals. Mr. Butter has net yet concluded his argu-
inert and the case ia likely to take up the entire term
1t s now almost certain that no other causes will be
taken nd
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Friday, jan %, 1857.
The Republicans in the Senate aud Assembly held a
caucus last night to hear David Dudley Field speak in
relation TO the proposed amendment to the charter 10
regard to the police system of New.fsrk.
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I-NITFD STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, IhuTsddy Jan. =, Io''
No. 80: Obadiah II. Plat agt- Chauncey Jerome.
The motion made on the 9th inst. to reustae the csse
was argued by Mr. Foster in support of it, and by Mr.
Colamer in opposition to it.
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AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL.

ALBANY, Friday Jan. q, I8J1.
The annual meeting of the American S'ate Council
takes place at Troy on Tuesday, Feb. "a and not Feb.
10, a. heretofore ammo unced.
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P1-RNrNG OF A RAILROAD MACHINE SHOP

CONCORD, Friday, an. % IoJ'.
The machine. shop engiue-hOuse and four loc0mo-
tiyes Of the Bottom Concord and Montreal Railroad,
at Lake Village were destroyed BY fire this morning
The loes is about $4,000.
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MARINE dPPARS.

1908 ~ TAI wHaLIsG BARK BTRoS.
BY the orivs Of the bark Elizabeth YESTERDAY AZ
his pot learn The loss Of the whaling bark b!ro''
Cspi Ming, at sea. The Captain Of the Byron re-
ports LII
Lesvy fass acd lost every AL o. board vel so o.. o2e
a. ~ Igtb Ds, within three 1hl~s ~ hopaN W A
b.svv az from D. duriAE ~hica spfuDs sl'sf "as
min M a. gain We obsed - abandon ogr vessel IN
SffL fns, when 10 niles south d the HEblsnds a.
,ySeS by boz, from bark Hhr,hsh. Capt f"'r from hAN'
Cr E.w.YoE who very bndy took gs 90 board PfrF' i'
Ia t.ayirz the balk ST. her On hfe.
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I'D " ~
: her on FIRE.
NAVAL.

List Of oficers # L. s. ston-ship Belief aiTivsd
yesterday from Rio: Lieutensnt-COmD Andihg, JAmes
W. Cooke; LIeutensuts, Watson ST th, Albert AN
nsrd, Robert Stuart, Charles p. McGsry, Joseph
FIFE: Pu.er, Caleb J. Emery Assistant s"ge'n'
YIN. +. Hord Pansrs CleTk, A. ". IIanooes'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
H. the House the private calendar was taken up an
% bills passed. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-24

THE CITY TREASURER OF NEW-ORLEANS.
NIw-ORLEANs Saturday, Jan. IL. 1891.
Nj Garland the defaultipg City Treasurer, has been