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scroSula or King's TsvfI.

Is q constitutional disease corruption of tho
blood. by which, this fluid becomes yiti,ted
weak, and poor. Being. in The circulation. Il
pervades the whole body, and mny burst out :.
in disease on any part Of it. Mo- organ Is fres9s
from its attacks nor is there o1esy hich il NAV
not destroy. The scroiulous,tai1tsisv variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, disoi.
dered or unhealthy food. impure dir, filth and
filthy habits the depressing vices. and. above
origin, it is hereditary in the constitution de-.
scending from parentsto children unto the
third aud fourth generatiou:" indeed, it seem,
to be the rod of Him who says, Il will visit
the iniquities Of the fathers upon their chill
dren." '.' -
Its effects commence by deposition from The
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and Internal organs is termed
tubercles; in the glands, dwellings; and on the
surface, eruptins or sores. This foul corrpp.
tion, which genders in the blood. depresses tie
energies of life, that scrofulous constitutions
not only suffer from scrofulous complaints. bat
they have far less powe er tn withstand the at.
tacks of other diseases consequently, vast
numbers, perish by disorders which although
not scrofulous in their nature ore still rendered
fatal by this taint in the system. Most of the
consumption which decimates the human fari.
ly has its origin directly in this contamination :;
and many destructive diseases of the liver, kid.
neys. brain, and indeed, of all the organs arne
from or are aggravated by the same cause
Que quarter ofnll our people are scrofulous: ::
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must reno1ate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in,
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise. Such
q medicine we supplv in
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time of subscribing. will be considered
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DIR, .WM.. A. ALLEN,
SURGEON DENTIST.

nsmA HAVING graduated in the
q Dental College Of of7Philadelphia,
Z, y offers his services to tho :pnblic
sei.S thoroughly posted IN iii The departments
I'M protection he Hatters hjnsslf that i,u
Slh DO enabled 10 give entire satisfaction to
shose who may favor him with their patronare
. % hoom-Over the new: BOOK and Drug
Ssore Of Mr. Q. 3. Allen, in Whlts,s Building:
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KAUFFER, BAUM & CO.,
w H0LESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS
B s Y A8GIS 8 me E M as .
17u- sTEuur
uNnEp rup .unusr. uorp, .uc,eu. ~.

TIE Undersigned would respectfully
been enlarged double
favor with
cheap
Yorkc Mr.
market We would only ask the examination
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA
a BeneuoIe,at inslitution ssta6iishsd by special
endoDna e,tt. for Me relief Of the sick dnd Dis.
tressed. afflicted NTH Virulsnt aud Epidemic
Biseases.1 ,.,.s.S.s-,. ,<.r. IN
MEDICAL Advicegiv gratis By the Act
Il ing Surgeon. tu all who apply by letter
With description Of their condition, (age, oceu.
patton, habitso life, ao.,J and in cases Of ;ex-
tremss poverty, Medicine furnished free of charge
Valuable Reports on tae New Remedies enp~
ployed in the Dispensary. sent to the afflicted In
sealed letter enyelopes, free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be aoceptibfe.
Address, DR.. J. sK1LLIN HOUGIiTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. .
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA Ia. 'HEARTWELL, President
Gro. FAlaoHIID, seeretary. [Jan:.2Q,l2p
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REIDVIILE
FEMALE RlglCHooL,
;, spartanburg Dist, Sc.

/THE Next session of this Institution will
Il. commence on Monday the FOURTH dav
efFEBRUARY. under the direction of tho
Rey:eR. III. REID a. M, and j. r. SHAW
AM Principals.
Able and efficient Assistants IN all The yn
rIous departments Of the School will be con-
tinMally employed. >Miss MARY A. GAL
LOHAYiIfrom. Athens SGe6rgia, who comes
70 sus highly recommended, will preside con.
stantIy oyerith School,
fartienlar attention will be given to Vocal
and Instrnmental Music. and iii the other Or.
aanentaI BfSnches. ''>,sT -
Bosrd.jncluding@wa W ashing aud Fuel. can be
Shteined st the Female Boarding Hou,e, or in
ahs best families In thu Villago st the very re..
'ssnablsrats 81 TEN DOLLARS per month.
Rates Aof Tuition,
ssssHon Of Tseenty Wssks.
II mTs.9,tysbEa9snss. 3 8 90
81 sographY, Htapry Or Arithmetic, 10 90
nSS.asrssCt nSSt.srsss sot!ssg5SsIness g5SsIness 49,, 500
nr.sisHM 4aHHMsge. 10 90
d;.siss. 5ona.sl s.nd Assitqd. Paint %
o,f'psss.s rs s.ehs =, =. =. &; = 70 90
Er.h.n;sss, i, :, ,,.ss Is 90
M. Ell, q s: 2. q 10 90
,Goss;. :. NC asaSssF :. $3.50
Fss fas.ssr psE.,en,sl. address
.r REID dsH Up IHAW. Principals
January as: assi, se,ss "''o''''' SC
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NHILLWEIIGHTS,
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS

Of all Descriptions Made to Order.
We cast every day in the week. We have
now the best stock of Gearing Patterns in the
State, having purchased all the Patterns be-
longing TO Gcorg Sinclair & Co. along with the
shop. We have good Pattern Makers constant
ly employed. Our Castings have taken tn.
Premium every ycor at the State Agricultural
Society.
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BEIIS,.

We cast Bells of all ezes, for Churches 6
Fire Alarm, on the most reasonable terms, ant
if they do not give general satisfaction, tn,
party can return them at our expense. ",
were awarded Premiums last year ut the Stat,
Fair held in Columbia and at the Charlesto,
Institute Fair for our Bells.
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JOHN ALEXANDER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines,
From 8 to 100 Horse Power.

WE Have always Engines Of different
w sizes in n forward state, so that we can
furnish any size with dispatch.
Our Engines took the first Premium at the
Charleston Institute Fair hold in 1859.
LLWRIGHTS,
We have secured some Of tho best Mill.
wrights in the State for putting up our Engines
and Mills. We have only to mention the names
Of Thomas ASDERsoN, who is ackn owledgcd
by all who know him TO be one Of the first ofthc
State. Also, J. j. BEvIT, JouN STRUrmRGs
and several others.
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One column, one year $s6.
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We manufacture circular Saw Mills Of three
sizes. Also, Winters Patent Mulay Saws, for
which we have the right of the State of South
Carolina, and We also make Saw Mill Irons of
all sizes. Our Saw Mill Irons also took the
Premium at the late Fair held in Columbia.
Shingle and Barrel Stave Machine.
We are agents for Samuel NJ. Kings Patent
Shingle and Stave Machine. 1t will cut 1000
Shingles or Barrel Slaves per day.
We nre also agents for Judsons Patent Gov
erner Valves and Fuel Economiser. Also,
Agents for Lowbers Cotton Seed Huler.
In addition TO the above we manufacture
Patent Reaction Water Wheels; Paten. Saw
Mill Dogs. of a superior Pattern and very
cheap In short, anythingin and about Mill
cf any kind.
GB- list of prices will be sent to my one
wishing it. Also, all questions answ cred, and
communications promptly attended to.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
ROB'T McDOUGALL.
September %, 1860, 22ll2m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-12-31

orucr oyfR IHg rQulSox sfonE
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SECRETARY SEwARD.--The Philadel.
phia North American tells this story Of
Secretary Seward:
Hon. Wm. IL. Seward, Secretary Estate,
passed through the city, on his way from
New York TO Washington. Mr.. Seward
has weakness, whenever possible, for
travelling iacog lie is an inyeterate
smoker. When lie enters passenger
train lie seeks out tie smoking car, and
finds beati,ude in putting La Normss 10
the end Of his ride. Between New York
and This city he occupied a seat with pleas
ant looking genius, who talked about that
---iool Seward during the whole "trip.
The stranger supposed his fellow traveller
to be a suffers book-keepcr Mr.. Seward
pitched into himself in most scanlalous
manner, seconding every objurgation Ct
the stranger with hearty emphasis. When
the latter observed Mr.. Seward identified,
and saluted, by gentleman on the boat,
his feelings can be better imagined ilan
described. The last seen Of him by our
informant lac was hiding behind the steam
er's smoke pipe
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We'll, Carrie said Eli, 4 shaa'i bs
afraid 10 redeem my ioFfei, now"
The parlor vas uow Eilod with guests
returned from the snppcr-lable. and - soon
as order was obtained. Seth Pike remind.
cd them tho last lorirr, remained nnre.
ds emedi and to redeem i, Ell Goddard
was 70 show to the wiilicst, kpecl TO the
prctliest, aud Kiss The one be loved best
lii immediately arose, and remarked
that such task was very easy 10 perform,
inasmuch as there was bat one in the room
on whom be could besiow all these homa-
ges, crossed to where Carrie sat, made a
graceful bow, ard then bending on one
knee, raised her hand to his lips and kiss
cd Il he then returned TO his seat as casi-
" and as safely as any dancing -naster
could have done. Every one was nslon-
ished but Carrie and Eli No one laugh
ed, bat several cried "Good = and "Thai
was well done /"
Almira Shumway now seated herself at
the piano, and commenced playing ~lial
Columbia !" A cotillon was soon formed,
aud the evening terminated with a merry
dance.
When Augustus Hobbs and William
Steele, and q few other young men asked
the pleasure escorting Miss Brooks home
they were surprised to hear that she was
engaged, and their chagrin at seeing Ell
Goddard in that enyiablc Office was great
ly increased the next day, when they heard
what Carrie had told them was literally
trpe--she was engaged.
ln pleasant house in Liberty Centre
live Mr.. and Mira. Eli Goddard aud fam-
y, and when the children are unusually
good they are rewarded with an account
't the funny scenes at Kitty Baldwin's
party.
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Al Cynthio, KY, the daughter and neice
Of Col. L., merely for fun" dressed
themselves in mems clothes, procured an
old shot gun, went into the field where
their relative was at work, and arrested
him by authority Of the United States, ne
guilty Of treason. lie turned very white
ard submitted without resistance, and they
allowed him TO 90 10 his own house, where
general burst Of ladghier revealed the
practical joke. The Colonel was very
beligerent when he found that be had
actually been arrested by two snail young
Indies.
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The TABLES TuRNEp.-Sncet the cnp.
ture Of Port Royal, the negroes have given
many illustrations Of their Wit and faculty
oil imitation. One Of them thus adyertses
his runaway master!
5000 REWARD Rund away from me
on de 9Th Of dis month, my massa julian
Rhett. Massa Rhett am five feet 'leven
inches high, big shoaldcrs, brack har,
culley shaggy whiskers, low iorclled, an
dark face. lie make big fuss when he 20
'mong de gcmmen, he talk yer big, and use
de name oh de Lord all oh de time. Calls
heself "Suddern gemmrn," but ! sup
pose will try now to pass hcself off as
brack man or mulaiter. Massa Rhett has
deep scar en- his shoulder from n fight
scratch cross de left eye, made by my
Dnah wien he tiied TO whip her lie
neber look pcple in de tace. ! NOR dan
spec he will make track Tor Bergen kounty,
in de iurrin land Of Jarsey, whar | III igin
he liab few friends.
] will glib four hundred dollars for him
alive, an five hundred if anybody show
him dead. If he cum back to his Kind
niegers without much trublc dis chile will
receive him lublingly
SAMBo RHETr.
BEAUFORT, S. G., Nov. 8, 1861
d&wlt--l552.
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TKzNs ~~AE.aS gsf mWHNm. - aafaaef ~
Sf.30 - - rs q fAf staf. Ffss q Pssf-
sfs IS HsaafeKfas CoHafg
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TIE DYING NEAR.

AQN lah ll,e airgaE suh.
Isft.eg 8 f3es afal est.tr ~ resi
= A.ls gergooa'g s ii niib gieanisg goll tAs Wet,
hsa er as faee = suu.
Tie msHy oolsfe3 isssns
Are swesfiag = TIC heaih siih rDstiiag sound.
sni ssallpps empiy snd afsgrsd Issts alr lgsn4
ErnrsiA tlt eAf1a,
Tie f.e tueni ila.i
Grcaus ID tbs night. aa3 moses in l&shinE seas,
Bends iAe dad liubs. aai leaves tie r.lel iteea
sAeleeus of lbs past
The winds that moau.
TIE lsates thar niihtr. and he iiioia that f.ll,
Tie fishi q birsl', but dying years recall,
Nisl many gfosu.
These lie doth typify;
Misfortune ihe tlasi, and treasured joy tie leaves
Aad friends lhe birds that gy lie winter caves,
Nhtace comes adversely.
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DTRNETTs GENUINE

DURNETTS GENUINE
ID EXTRACTS.
pURSETT's c0coAISE. fer The Hair. bes, az
tlsie Ia Use.
FANCY BOXES AND TOYS. fr rrcents.
INDIA RUBBER HOLLIS. BALLS and TOYS.
Large asssrmeat. lasi 'ssrisea Il lhs
DRUG STORE
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ENBAtNfNG THE DEAD.-As one Of
the incidental connections VI the present
waf, we notice that an Office has been
opened at Washington, for cmbalming tic
dead, uuder the management Of Dr.
Charles ID. Brown and Joseph u. Aieaan.
der, both Of y. York. Their system is
that of the celebrated 5urqael, u paFis--~
by an injection u q powerful anfiseptie
flid. which so9g hard-ns the tissues TO a
inar5le-iike substance and perfectly pre-
serves the color and features, and keeps
the body free from all offensive odor.
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(srNTss SiiANI-s fspstiar tsass. tfoas s 81
" tesla Al ihe kQtiAuA SE0nA-
Manchester. Nos. ~, isei
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The Manchester Journal.

FraLlsaED EglRI TUESDAY MOANING.
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SOMETHING OF RUsn. Which sum
mer Retreat Was The mot crowded fhs
eea -oa5 That from ManaSyss 70 Wash
ington.
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ton NC.--Cld ship VIM Lord, Jr, Liverpool; bark W
Hall, Galveston brig Santiago, Aux Cages: schrs Al
media, Martinique; Kate Brigham, New Orleans
Southern Ports.
NORFOLK January 11.-Arr steamships Jamestown
6 nd Virginia, Richmond.-Cld steamship s Spauld
ing. Boston.
WILMINGTON, January 12-Arr brig Truxo, Port
Prince; Rolerson Boston. Cid brgs Webster Kelly
Boston; Wabash, Havana schr Ben and W Ellis New
York.
CHARLESTON, January 11-Arr schr Mary & Susan,
Nassau, NP.--Crd ship Annie Laura, LIVERPOOL brig
Blacklist, New York.
SAVANNAH, January l2-Arr ship John Bull, Monte
video; schr E Haley, delpha.-Cld bark Manhat-
ten, Boston; schr Plandome, New York
NEW ORLEANS, January l2.-Arr tper tell ships VI R
Ludgwig, Liverpool bark Lucerne, Havana
Notice TO Mariners.
photographic Office,
Admiralty, London, Dec 81
Baltic-Russia-Beacons at mouth of Dwna and Altera
ton of Light.
The Hydrographic Department of the Imperial Minis
try of Marine at st Petersburg gives notice that in the
of the present year S6O two signals were pac
ed on the island of Magnushom at the mouth OF the
Dwina which, when in indicate to vessels the direc
lion Of the channel in of the pilots owing rough
weather and heavy sea- being unable to venture az
proach to guide them.
By command of their Lordships,
JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEE Of Arbitration for month OF January
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
W. H. COLE, N. G. PENNIMAN,
n. P. CAMPBELL, GEORGE SMALL
Tauetarp snl GunIuIerttal 8sbisa.
BALTIMORE, January IA lSl

BALTIMORE, January IA, 1861.
The Stock market continues quiet, and the feeling in
it here to-day rather heavy. In Railroad shares
there was nothing DONE and there seemed to be no dis
position whatever to operate in them. For Baltimore
and Ohio $50 asked but only s55 was bid and for
Northern Central only $l3 regular way was bid this fig.
ure being 81 less than was bid for it on Saturday There
is however very little of the latter Offering at pre-
sent sale of 100 shares Canton Company was made at
SIAN cash. and left off at SAY bid SIS asked regular
way There some inquiry for loans and sales were
made at the Board 900 Maryland coupon 6s at 100
81 600 Baltimore City 6s 1875 at 95H this figure being
decline Of per the price bid for them on Sat
urday So 020 do. 6s 1890 at 96xG96H 900 Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad 1885 bonds at 49, For Balti
and Ohio 1875 and 1880 bonds rs was bid and
Northern Central 1885 bonds closed without sales at 46
bid As asked Bank stocks offering pretty freely but
the only sale made to day so shares Howard
Bank at $9H In the Mining stocks there was nothing
done and they they been for some DAYS past
rather heavy. Gardner Hill closed at s255 bid IS
asked, Springfield at bid ITO asked and Guilford
at SIS cts. bid, IS cts. asked
At the first Board at New York to day stocks were
heavy and lower but at the second Board they improved
materially Virginia 6s declined at the first Board
per cent Missouri 6s n New York Central * Reading
lK Michigan Southern Il Michigan Southern guaran.
teed SIM and Rock Island 3d. but at the second Board
Missouri 6's advanced per cent? New York Central r.;
Reading 81; and Galena and Chicago A. Erie also ad-
vanced to day $1A.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY, January IA, 1861.
$1,000 Maryland cou $4,000 B. & 0. R.R Dds
1000 Bait. G's, '75-95K 100 shs. Canton Co'-iax
Zsoo - .9O-96H so shs. Howard Blk OK
nsl
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prOyal of the Presidents Spec iaI Message
Ship News.

PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.-THE ship Sumatra, fol-
Chincha Islands, is ashore at Willoughby Spit near
Old Point. The wreckers have gone to her assist
ance The British bark Il izabeth and Charles, from
Alexandria, bound to Falmouth England, Will
-four and wheat, has arrived below in distress
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Fire IN, Naxy York

New York, Jan. IA fire occurred this after
noon at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, by which con-
siderable damage was done to the Purser's Stores
building. The fire was accidental.
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New York Bank Statenll

New York, Jan. 1.-THE weekly statement of
the city banks show decrease of S4S5 600 in loans
$4,000 in circulation and an increase Of
ST goo in specie, aud 81 $50 900 in deposits
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NORFOLK, January 1.-THE schooner Leading
Breeze, of Provincetown, has been seized in Hamp-
ton Roads by the Inspector, for four violations of
the inspection laws of Virginia
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Cotton is quiet-sales of 900
bales; closing steady at IN Flour is frm-saes Of
1850 bbs State s530G5 40 Ohio SIS 755 co. Southern
S5S5G6. Wheat has advanced / ct sales of Sc OOc
bushels Red Western $136Gl So; white 81 5Oil1 So;
Milwaukee Club 81 90 Chicago Spring 81 GOAL 23H -
Corn is rm-sales of IL 000 bushels II for mixed
old white Shouthern II cts; yellow 70 cts Pork
steady; Mess $l7917 25 Prime $l3l132k. Lard is firm
at lOk Gl0S cts, Whiskey is heavy at 19h cts Sugar
is steady; Muscovado 5AG6 cts Coffee is steady and
actiye sales of 900 bags Laguayra at 34G134 cts
Molasses is unchanged New Orleans 3S39 Spirits
Turpentine steady at 35G37H cts. Rosn is rm-sales
of 5000 bbs at S125g150. Rice is firm at 81 Gas cts
Freighs firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14.-Flour is firm at s5.5OGl575
Wheat is firm; sales of 1900 bushels; white 81 401 S.
red 81 30133. Corn has advancing tendency; sales
at an advance of CT; old mixed II cts; yellow
62G65 cts Oats are activet IS cts. Coffee is FIRM Rio
11A@13 cts. Whiskey closed steady at 10 cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-Cotton-Sales to-day 16, eco
bales at II G12z cts. for middling. Sugar steady
4k@54 cts for fair to fully fair. Moasses 2224 cts
Corn 1895 cts. Fre'ghts-Cotton to Hayre, 7-16d.
MOBILE Jan. u.Cotton-Sales to day 4,500 bales, at
111l4 cts for mddling Sales of the week q 900 bales
Receipts do 29 600 bales against Sc $50 bales time
last year. Decrease of receipts, 157 S95 bales Exports
124, 700 bales. Stock in port 4S 1856 bales Freghts-
Cotton to Liverpool 14d, and to Havre, Ct Sterling
exchange, 2d4 per cent. premium. Sight exchange
New York. \ per cent. discount
MOBILE, JAN 12-Cotton-Sales 4 500 bales at IL for
mddling. the market closing firm. Freights to Liver
pool, 1850.
CINCINNATI, JAN 12.-Flour quiet and rates unchan-
ged Whiskey firm at 13x cts. Hogs unchanged, and
holders firm 406 3d. whilst packers only pay Sc 20
6 40. Mess pork at s16G16.25. Money marke ctive.
Sight exchange firm at per cent. premium.
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of-War Macedonian Bound South
Virginia Inspect,on Law.

sCHFtU
BosToN, Jan. 1.-THE sloop-of-war Macedonian,
from Portsmouth, N. H., passed the Highland Light
this morning, bound South. She sailed with sealed
orders.
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New YORK, Jan. IA large tenement house in
Henry street was partially burnt this morning.
The fire originated in the basement, and forty
families were rescued in safety.
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LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS
Destructive Fire at Halifax-Loss of Life

DtstfUCtfNt Ut EfhII1aN-LOsS Life.
HALIFAX, Jan. IA destructive fire occurred
on Saturday night in this city. which destroyed
hfty-nine establishments, on HALLS, George and
Exchange Rooms, Fuller's Express, the offices OF
the journal, Chronicle, Gazette, Casket and Ex-
press newspapers, the Halifax Library, Stewards
Saloon, Irish Volunteer Orderly room, four Insur-
ance offices, Sheritf's office. Odd Fellows Hall,
stores and lawyers offices. One man was killed,
and many injured by the falling of walls.
Resolution of the Ohio Legislature in APP
prevail of the Presidents Special Message.
CoLUMBUs, Jan. 4.-The Legislature of this State
on Saturday, passed a resolution, as follows
ResolredS That We hail with joy, the firm, digni
fled and patriotic Message of the President of tn,
United States, and that we pledge the entire powe
and resources of this State, for the strict main
tenance of the Constitution and the laws of tn
General Government, by whomsoever admins
tered.