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ssY: T,s end ,ss brig 81
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Tor Providence; schr Kate ssaner andre Mobile
NEW ssvEN Feb s-Be,ow two fore and AT scars one
Excelsior and s Sgey.s again len he hsrbor yesterday,
"a AR schrs Nil erva wedmore Robinson. Va AvskA
PORTLAND. Feb l-Arr steamer Tetsu, Morley NYsst
yr Tsrpau,n Cove: Below rissed veess sad er
s' s sc S
FEB arr brig Sean r' Bapiste. Sa.snn" Sid banks
SALEM Feb i-HA.bor clear of to Phillips and Webs
SAVANNAH, Jan s,-Ar ship Georgia McIsen Lt ssr
oD seriirgsbe RI Cosrtoo Bristol briggs Principe =,
Bss' ssa1 ss
CSo H1mccs Geo ESsDa. John xner brig Congress 3sr5
and ship name unknown Gid ship TAoinia Andersen,
TxRrAULIN COVE, Jan 60 Arr schr Luther ohla Nick.
ytrr from Rcckand Tor Norfolk Mary Fletcher Anderson
ban k.s Essss, Han c.sa, s.s ees.:;
ss. e1Scs ss.H Tsssesss s~ss
Nc sSs 90 dc fiji o "a asa es
tiorrso aipr csntusaos fer Postoc; Hanson Dean wa
yoYh has been drifting about 10 tie ice for days
Cape Pogesrd tbs t.ce ot sheet anchor &C also arr brig
Bea,ee Boston for NYork SO I'd sohr Edw Everett
sehy John Cashier which ent ashore Vt this place night OF
3tb OF Mt bph this morning With little dam
ard water She protected by the ice block
| inp n onnh her.
WOODS a0LE. Feb |, 6 PM rchnred last night 90 No
toeaue sad remains ship American Se-vey ss 6sys
Cork for NIonoop hiss experienced heavy weather
lost bulwa,s encountered the ice " mites from lard Also
cbor Nokosque schr Marcia Peterson from ssso for
Nyct The D. sseed IRON Cape Poge last night With the ice
sn6 lest hest snrhor
WILMINGTON Jan 2a-ArT brig Nebraska McFadden,
Arrostura FOR NYork IN dttress ,bef>re reperted)
Ar harkW Csndfn.
Albert Adams, MAYO Boston Cid schr Husc, Hslock,
Yn.k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06
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srosrS0 s6Ksns AND CBARAoreRs
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ness one o. the mos, enertsnig works on sporting eT~
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"a a. ssostns soencs Designed by mo suino<
h.sA mo following condensed table of oontests OF shc
kssllsd and American Game, Cock Shooting Nov Appear
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ano vesy ii hsa Good Feed Tho Qusdrupods Quar-
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belle treaS stt ans brokeo Boues Bother and Bride
9e Beng on' Of the eatertaang wonks sporting
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neu and knew All The characteristic traits which belong to
The sporting gen hey form very dverng scaaes ful 81
life md action Tho narrative chsTscsr of these voim Is is
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OF w odc on The neses Of s.ry The sseect m.sr OF The
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EHAsONIC B0OKs.-JACHIN AND BOAZ OR A KEY
IVA 10 the Door Of rreemasonry, 81 50; Aibyns Ritual -
freemasobry, s. Pia'o tho Souls Immortality. 81 :
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THE MILITARY.


AK W iIJAM sTRKSr NEW YORK, vEBRUARY
4 - iS57.-Fdmund Howe and Thomas Bciknap Jr 81
III DAY sdnaed partners 10 my banning bosse The su
VIII hereafter Be conducted ndsx DE arm Of Kelchu.
Rowe Co MORRIS KErCuUN.
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COR Baltimore. The sspss GEO hs.vS westerly ssies
ss s1. .s w. s ss %ss no and % stern
s s. az q t:s
|qaa !. e.res e VIM sGsa Zee esseei oArs Ma nmS
pleasant sssssst . The so s to. s. ea aa
a. sScI w q sarro~. M Ne
Lost forsaI AaA msnsan and has been days IN shAs con
soar v.gor Birch Ma.goraa 2 Day: :'h cotton &c to
scSrJ Ssie oi Sro0Anne, friends Jacksonville 10
Ship Emerald Isle, cernah from Liverpool Jan B. with
n1 as and I'd f,ssssessers, to Tapso0't Co.
scs1 Hannsus Bira-By pilot bos, Waterbury, Mol
Wind during the day, NE, with .c.aees
MISCELLANEOUS eve ss..~.sers.
Bn Sur yoHs Mn ,s. ssl from S,~r, Sr savn Ss
1850 and worth some 1000,
a,sysd day rom oharsoo speaking tue sh
ColTne sea bat ssys he ssonos seeu,t for ee reper
reported seeing the ship SIMEON tef.ct .1eoS y the Ga
report.
snr s.ny. Ryss1Iaa telegraph dispatch received ye:
sen x6lch put Chesapeake aistess ashore
he Horss sloe. No particulars
cut into cSaresSn sls UT for spsis hsvios experienced
heavy weather split sails ana sprung seAk
feet wser n her hold and sas IL .n."s coodioa Capt
repors a On The lsh tool ga. nom :. points Of the com
with tremendous cross sea unnng lost buSah. stove voat
s:r 4. . 100
worn out
BA,x cauncam ashore rear G.,a.Sss va. 8 A. "a A.
where she swnsd valued at about $500, and insured a,
BRIG WILLIE before reported abandoned $50 tons re-
ss; ssSs 800 .aS e , Her car
BRIC Arrr1OYE Mckinney, from Aves st Domingo.
w M q s.
sSs: Psrt Of deck load LEAKING badly and sh0s0
Bag yoas TArLcn from Roctls.a 70. savannah: put
-. :s s.i1 damaged Fss.s sprung raaasr and had
De 5eia~s1e SreafWasr sdinss out Of provisions and
Delaware BreskwAier Sd inst leaking badly.
BRIG Gro WASHINGTON, Sc DAYS frsm AnsIabo for Boston,
was mai ing for Charleston.
BRIG Gov brown Park from Palermo for New York,
scHR Roueu READY from St Pierre for Georgetown &c
INTO Charleston ss u tor rspsirs h;sss e11eeneed
main and foretopnssts split sA,is &C.
soHR from Bostn Of Charleston 3ist ut, expe
warkx-
seus NAEInr1A BURR. Savannah from Boston lost jib
boom. foressl. foretopmast bulsarks and boat
vessel having been built in Aow.ys'o~ NJ in ISIS
hs ss @ s1a sS $3.50 a.r Sor
some I'll 100 Is nsw 90 In III q city
SCHR GRASDKn Of Broekine, Me- from Jacksonville for
Philadelphia rrpo sosntoned Was 40 Old vessel
sa,DO. her cargo WAS valued 81 81 500.
p n "m 90 e nes IL s rsed
AZ no Tors rerssr and valued ut 81 90
Josrr YRASo Of Ess, niyer Va fsl,sn IL With 2sh
ul Abandoned, vas pun, ~ rho be, "a .on1 ~
s EscS very poor '''''' ''' = - ''' ''' NV w
Telegraph despatch received ~ Ewood WAFER Esq secro
Axy board q, Undor~riters da ed - -,
SANDY hooS, fe65
The schr Jewet Capt Round game $40, ore on me uoos
further nforrna,.on-
The following Geographic dispatch received by John D
Zones Esa dated
'"A''' N"' BArrsoRE Feb 8, 1851
Tho shp Samuel Russell being rsht-r ~i thea proceed
Caoroe A Hepry )ishtered, William Penn afau Sutana
,sho.c ana rad y cut: ba,k Qsnp1p Roads
hahV he Ia Warham from Fer
n ,snnins osS S,sh nsea shore
S~@HN'Ne' q
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hoods on tovy bls ~ srchs ,nsy Jur,spvss nee asl
ousss'. shs Tar sale a Muofr-a SrsA aAserpl. q
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hg ho rciios bones, Of etghteer sAints
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE FIREBIE.N.

THE FIREMEN.
a T A MEETING OF TIE LIVE OAK ENGINE CON
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Ere in Fsse street. the following resolution aciuousy
adOp ed-RtEolyed That our sincere thanks 70
Mrs John Tpdsle q l2l Kssex street AID Mr. James
Reed Of IA FsseI street for reireneDts Furnished TO the
corntany on Tie n ornlng of the 9Th OF February
JAMES II CARRY, Assistant Forexan.
JrREsiAH REFLHg Secretary.
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THR TWO LOVERS OR SISTERS DEVOTIONAL
eomesiic stery by the author OF The Twin sers IL
Of the nost charming boots printed Pttne 50
erce. ut novel the incidents In which
honeke and domestic The events rsnspre ia earnest dc
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For by aD booksellers and published ., 7. b PETER
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THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE-rTrTH EDITION
ready this morning picture OF Harvey Burae murdere
All the testimony. have ~ per annum. VI for
month Two eswps for this pumber. Address H. A.
SEYMOUR New York city.
WuIfANsBURG -IHE SCHOLARS HOPE A PoEN
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TO . 1osc stree W elye tc.-ts uysicr BAGS, saddle
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rS,ses psls Col Led .ea sf@rs :es %"i pss
sSS w.5s Graham Boon louise Nee
eSp sS. ~ S sss kf B ~Si s .rs n
scs, Ryder iAvyrpooI; John Alser sesrs sos.en
iop, ior rrevdoses ar; Ll,n. curs Tor lIvcrPoo, Ii
o. sYSfs s ssyf bcrones ess Sr ids ss
psss ss for s ,s se NAL. sei r9 re
s aS o wssas e5sa zen psOp co. Los,G a Me-
iSg issSsr fosrsos fCr s9Ort Ia Ale oay rrs
BOSTON, Fed s-Arr ship vonioe Whitman Legh,rn bsl
neuse SsSnt ship North American cirs from IIvsrpsc
shb sse%sn Sm Sasssr, bs,s Sss'
Pre- Rosds Signal Tor hree sbps add sors two ot
DE light Of them V in Nshi trim painted biaes sod Is
anchor IN Iresdeni Roads. The outer station reports sci
mfofe en Kan nssd' wants no as-sance Cid ship Hpdo
AR steamer Palmetto, Bake, rsAIIsae'ps. ship. y
waite DO, rrsscona Poole DO John Il Dlnrncrt skoia.i
es'i rnmo hss, s oes acn.as
Phicna wrslow. Havana Charles william, Deshiugto
ne rssa s S
Jserrno saone garsiens, Norlear. kisers dregory :
ia Tor reposs telegraph ciehp Poar sta, rom cghnr
! sis sss Char ss Iss S Ss sSs O
ashore on Ram head has been got o. Cdvshles whe
hard, o Neal Mobile brig John Freeu.n, IcrirG Ne
treans schr SAMUEL Gilman, Crev,h WORK. sd Wind
70 and sw, moderate, ship indos an in to~ Of s,cam
chip Polar star Psaycn I;gsc,n bah, \,
Ton, Eshfrwood nsn Nobne, fiial Wave Write, ssw q
caps frg Kcrpan Bry ant Port an Prince, schs Pett
Clark. Mobile: Princess Lowell; hllen, Ballet ani -uss
-, New YORK. Tcegr-phed-shlts MARY from Calcatt
bfrts Stetson, nom Cienfueeos write and Sswye
ION Mobile, Edso, from Chsries,on sicnal for shp
bsrk apd brig 1be Outer station reports Br brig NJ
ssht on lovels Island Cid hgks Edwn carter turn
& @ seaS p ssm Sr s esssS
yarnah sch New YORK, Goorseii. New York steamer
snh ssSssT c DO 81 -ns ~ e Rd
Fcresi Cts.
Providence see MsctD.
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ARK C,yr Ian lin port brss .nola wsss for NYor'
days ssnzss Mcleod diss scsrs Enlaesth arsarDs
John Perdle,,n Dsmer tom do Just arr John bomer
xSrs, Zee Sin port bark Msrylan '.whne for zan'bs
ANcoeTrR, nit Dec 3-1n port scv sullivan, hence ~.
BrTscs kyr1s Dec Pin port ship Parans Isugs.nn 70
NYort, Antagonist Cruwen from do ab Oct arr let
Lion Moor so load for Ant~erp liocon Merrill Brnnete
une; prses Fcho fos q al d Msry, N'Kes. DO
sid rtom 40 date banks Constance, Chandler suppose
Cor Fast Ipdcs Oasis Crecch Calso James Cook, woion
Pspsrns Jar In port br'rs Ocean Isle Spr) Voc 20
NYork. Airs Mnkun swift fvom Newfo midland for Bau
more ~ a. 49, essser ssmon hence 10, Jazz
enyiiie deg Richard Wood from south Carolina for Phi
aeph 4 70 ss gs ro@ 70 p s., 90
Tor Jscksorye dsg; Julian Chess iron West indios 81
rYorf In distress with loss Of tai buwass boat asd TOO
Choir on re south side supposed DISTRESS also larsc tire
ased 81 from the island apparently In distress sho
ing nohrF above the course &c on Dry nusene heed
B.ReApots Dec G-Arr brig htlanis, Merrill Ncwpor
BLACK HvER, ia, Jan In port brig Ne'ona sims Tor fh
BasIa Dec so-ln port ssrss Fo. Fish FOR New lean.
rt, hon and fcr Boston, csg schr bmy Keith Tor klo ia
CAR PaiNAs, Sept IqArr sho Elvira Oven, Aexsnder
Boeson via Nonroya landed 70 cmigrants AID sid "a 10
ClvsvSs nee lS--rn port brig Ella burgess. Hanson
rom salem, cih
CuRsco1 Jan iOIn por, brig Young America Rogers g
Kinss'o ia ssne day scm May Queen sber, from Bat
Orrsrrrcos, Jan 2iArr bark wm II Chaad'er Gage, Ia
bftt Nahuxac West Baetou; Nefshhed Hodgd n
CsRrnSss, Ian 4-Atr brig Roberts Colsen MOI
leans; st bsrka Mary Fcx Gcocpg Portland luho Win
Iop 'rsst aa bs Isola 9rn Boston 1sI ae Ss ',s
ha DIR AVA ava a. tAs Mef ~ nan, fnrsa, ufirs o
Dais french and YourE Republic, iseS, do; scar css
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-11

Condition of The Natiouai Treasury
Firty Millions Loan Required.
Tbs we'll Informed Washington cores
pondent Of FoRNEY's Press writing Nov
9Th, aays:
Tho amount in the Treasury subject 10
draft Is seven millionsof dollars, with a
weekly excess Of expenditures of the
Government over the receipts from Gus
toms OF half million.
1t would seem that the Treasury have
given up The hope to which they clung
before the financial distress and depres-
sion Of trade had spread from America to
Europe, and that now the fact is not de-
MED, that in order to carry on the Gov.
eminent and TO successfully prosecute q
war with tho Mormons, which is inevita.
bic. recommendation must be made tC
Congress to authorize the negotiation oI
a loan Of city millions.
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Organilation of Oonrreas.

Both Houses Of Congress met on Mon.
day and, a quorum being present, effected
an organization without much difficulty.
In the Senate, about City members an.
swered to their namos. A letter was
read from Vice President Breckenridge
stating that he could not be present al
the organization and. on motion, tho Sen.
ate proceeded to ballot for President pro
tenn, which resulted in the choice Of Mr..
Fitzpatrick Of Alabama, The new mem
bers were sworn in by Senator Bright Of
Indiana, tho Oldest member present.
Tho Senate then went into executive ses.
sion and confirmed the Presidents uomi-
nation Of Geo. w, Bowman, Editor Of
the Bedford (Pa.) Gasetie, as superin-
tendant Of Public Printing.
In the House lel members answered
to their names, The Democrats nomi.
mated Col, Orr Of South Carolina for
Speaker, and tho Republicans nominated
Mr.. Grow of Pennsylvania. A ballot
was had with tho following result; Orr
1885, Grow 90; scattering l3. Aitor ex.
pressing his thanks for the honor con FER
red, Mr.. Orr was conducted to the Chair
and the oath was administered to him by
Mr.. Giddiugs. Mr., Allen OF Illinois, the
Democratic caucus nominee, was elected
Ulork, af.er which the House adjourned,
No election for printer was had on Mon
day, AS this is very lucrative office
there arc numerous applicants aud the
contest is spirited. At Democratic
caucus, held on Monday evening, Mr..
Steedman Of Ohio received 60 and Mr..
Wendell oi New York 81 votes, several
members refusing to vote at all. A
charge, Of attempt at corruption, was
brought against Mr. Wendell, which caus-
ed considerable excitement. Tho Re.
publioans nominated Mr.. Geo. NJ. Weston
Of the "RoPuJlic," Printer for tho House
The Presidents Message was handed in
and read on Tuesday.
The Kansas Grebnnd was carefully
Kept out Of sight in the Democratic ca,
Gus, cad The "dead point Of daogor' has
been shipped, for a time at least, They
well knew, that silence. on this subject
was their only salvation; that any refer
enOe to ii would be the signal Cor gea
ersl onslaught aud would have placed th,
TWO wings Of the National Democracy
at swords points. The volcanic eruption
is smothered down for while, but no
exhnguished.
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nolnmhna nnrraansndenoo,

ColuMpus, o., Nos. 30th, 1857.
Eptroa or TmnrsR. Order Is being
brought out Of confusion 10 the prosecu-
tion Of work in avd around the State
Capitol building. The grounds on three
sides have been beautifully graded At a
cost Of $4,000. An iron fence Is now
under rapid completion, reaching around
sno.half the yard The Architect has
been fortunate in his plan Of a fence, hay-
ing blended permaneroo with beauty. A
heavy free stone base, finely polished, IL
surmounted by structure of iron, taste
fully moulded and Eve feet IN beighth.--
The fence is built by contract. and viii
cost $4,000. making total for grading
yard and erection Of fence, $4,000,
which is a saving under Republican man
agoment Of si3j.OOoi the Looofooo act.
ing commissioner having reported the
cost Of building q fence and grading the
grounds, at si54,oO0.
The allSleading to the Senate Chamber
and Lower House arc receiving their fn
shing touch. They present a chaslely
beautiful aspect. Tho floors arc laid with
plaid marble tieiDg. The stone for the
pillars were taken from the native quar-.
ries Of our State; the ceilings arc Of pure
white and hard finish upon which is just
sufficient ornamental work to relieve the
monotony, which would otherwise be OBJ
served in so very high and large array oI
ceilings
The Rotunda remains untouched, An
unfortunate flaw In tho foundation has
caused a cracking in the southwest walls
OF the building. tits feared by the Com.
missioners that the massive nature Of the
Dome will increase the cracks The re-
placing Of the present Come by a lighter
one is in contemplation.
State Treasurer Stone has already Sc
cured s35o,ooo Of the s4Oo.Ooo Tx.
change, needed to meet the intrest on our
foreign debt, due january 1st, witAom
cost 10 me State. This is noteworthy
financial movement and evinces, in an
eminent degree, the integrity and ability
Of our Republican Officials. A former
Locofocc Treasurer reports the cost Of ex-
change for one year, for this purpose, at
$4,000, aud that too during timo Of f.
nanciol ease. No better time than the
present could have been seized upon by
the Treasurer to run up a large expense
for the purchase of exchange.
Tho history Of the management of our
Treasury furnishes numerous preoedents
for this charge. The entrance Of Mr..
Stone upon the duties Of State Treasurer
was the Inauguration of new system.
lie has adopted the rule that tho "surpus
money Of the State must secure her ex.
change, without cost" which is a very
wholesome one for the tax payers of Ohio.
WEBgTEp.
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NOW Is Me- TIME

Those who desire to keep thom-
eelyes posted with regard to the
doiegs Of Congress and our State
Legislature, should subscribe Gor
the Tribune immediately. Ifodr
friends will exert themselves in
our behalf, we can double our lisI
by The lst of january.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-11

RB- We think Il is hardly known even
TO the most intelligent Of our readers,
how deep some Of the sciences are looking
down into the mysteries Of creation. We
knew there were wonderful discoveries in
these times, and wonderful uses made Of
them, but did not know the Chemists
were initiating in their crucibles aud even
surprising the most wonderful produc-
tions Of organic life. During Our visit to
Lowell we were introduced by one Of the r
prominent citizens to tho laboratory OF
Dr. Aver, Inventor Of Cherry Pectoral
ani Catianit Pills, where we were
shown with generous frankness, his pro-
cesses and his products. This master
genius Of his art is manufacturing the
subtle essences of flowers from tar and
other vegetable substances His essence
Of Pine Apple, Strawberry. Checkerberry,
Ounce, Pear, Canella, Cinnamon &c, not
only equal but they exceed in purity Of
flavor, those vegetables themselves His
oil Of Winter.green is purer and Of better
flavor than any chat can be gathered from
tho plaut-and yet is made by chemical
composition from the Hydrocarbons in
tarl His process is, to analyzo the sub.
stance and find the exact ultimate atoms
Of which IL is made, then recompose them
in the same proportions which exist in
nature Christian AdUocGfe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-11

TITS GasArgsr ptscovray ov rms Aos--It seldom oe.
eur ha, notice, under any circumstances, patent
medicines, rtontiyes, any thing OF the Kind for
have reudioe against most fhem. Rut eandor com.
pos iny,o attention to the advertisement of Prot
Woods Haiy Restorative in the last column the bottom
Of tho third page Of this paper We juvenile to
require any thing Of the Kind but instances ofiis
have to knowledge which almost that itisa
sovereign remedy against the hair beeomug prsmatursy
gray. Itsuot a"Ilah nyei" but upon It's application
directed, the effect produced on tho skin, which brings
ont the original native eoored hair without stinoss and
gives, Il glossy natural appearance We have per.
who have used H. and thoy much pleased with IT,
Examine The adyeriscment-t Missouri Republican.
eiy-Sollh by All the Druggists. dei-im