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Salute.
Psoy,ptscv. RI.

'PaoUDtscc, r. l., Wednesday, Feb II, 1851.
Thirty.iour guns were fired here this evening in
honor Of the Union aud the declaration at Washington
Vi tho election Of Presden and Vice presdeut,
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Serious Steamboat Disaster.

Sr. LOUIS, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1S6I.
Yesterday morning the steamer Sunshine pressed up
q snag at Kalkaska Bend which passing through her
qusrd burst the steam pipe. Several persons were
scalded among them two Of the deck hands who sub
seQuently died.
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Tie New Mexican mail from Pawnee FORK arrived
this morning Nothing bad been heard from the ;, M
coming mail which thould have connected WIN tills
froa The Plains aud loft the roads almost impossible
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T'T,e Civ OF IsnItimore,

SANDY HOOK, Feb. IT, IsbI-Midnight.
There are ~ yet no signs of the steamship City OF
Baltimore from Liverpool on the 3th, VIA Queenstown
On the 3lst Qlhpo. Wind \, y, W. Weather cleaT'
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-'~i PoRrLasD, Me-, Feb. 49, ls6i--li r. m.
Tho steamship North American, from Liverpool on
Jan. 81 via Queenstown, Feb. |, he's not 6eea Sc
ualed Up to the present.
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seuthern Ocean steamers.

SAVANNAH, Wcdnosday, Feb IT, ISbI.
The steamship Augusta arrived at o'clock Tuesday
night, Al well.
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COHhITTEE,-This Commit
tee met last night at Republican Headquarters No. 6lS
Broadway, Z. Delseld Smith, President in the chair.
After the transaction OF some routine business, the
Chairman appointed the following Committee for the
ensuing year.
EIeesiics Cor riftes-Ws,ds ]. Henry Smith Amor ,.
Wli.TaOs ot;S RKSRPi hfSSH A Pssi 'IG ann
drew Betily sA, B. pq,chsIi 70 Psis a a IL Ls ,sn
I,ch is: john L. Taylor Ia Chare, Spencer, H. Thomas
Cumming H. Fucker; 81. William HAw, jr o. IrS A Allen
The President and other officers, were added es eE
o6icio members Of the Committee.
CoszA Cerr,ponGeses MesIIs Edgar keebuu- Jslss
Tuthn Geo Gregory, John H. White ana joseph South
Ccsmi,.e. on P,ir,fag-Megs IL A. Smith, Henry Ven
ssSaen james CutheI, Thomas .. A,ten y A. iiuroer
A Committee consulting of Messrs. T.. ID. Smith,
White, Spencer, Keyser, Williamson, Wakemnn,
Ketchnm and Brennan were appointed to proceed to
Albany TO meet the President elect and Escort him to
this city.
The following resolutions were offered by Mr.. Spen
Ger, but pending their consideration motion 10 adj
iourn was carried.
R.ored Th.. the Of the Hon Horace Greeley d.
~?psd N the column. Of Tss Nay YoE. TSIs.st NEST;
COMMITTEES q tho CITY q s.Yorl
Rs.d Ths: ,s,. CSSnss ps.sns he v9sse the re
Coming win COLES, the n every hsrbor
property Of the Federal Government stolen By raso-s
what may.
FIRsT Snrpsgsr or GAS TO LoTDoy.-A Phihdel.
phia exchange Says 1--WE eaw yesterday, az the pas
senger station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
Eleventh and Market streets, number Of wrought
iron cylindrical vessels which we were informed
tanned compressed water gas. Upon further inquiry,
we learned that the contractor, who bad fitted up the
cars on tie Pennsylvania Central Railroad fer burning
gas had also taken contract for Eating out number
Of cars DO used the street railways in London.
These had been sent TO the railroad workshops al AL
toons, to be filed with gas by means Of the company
apparatus thero that before long We may expect to
hear OF American street railBay-eas Ia London lighted
with gas made at the foot Of The Allegheny mountains
perfectly successful trial Of new invention Tor
heating railway carriages with hot tubes has becn
made between Paris aud Montsrgis. BY most inse-
continuance, portion Of tho waste sieaa tnr9Wn
off after exhausing its motive power upon ,he engine,
Is introduced Toto foribe tube, when extendS
throughout the tu aud l. go twisted that avery pas Ss
seger may put his feet upon IT. Inc osns emu ol oe
arrangement are thus distributed among all tho VaoaS
! classes Of travellers,
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TIg "pIAcE" coyFIRrNcE.

The Special Committee Of the "Peace" Con,
sention are again sitting tonight, having occu-
pied several hours this morning in voting upon
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the various pending propositions Al efort viii
be made to report Oh Friday, but it is doubtful
if the Convention will be prepared. MIR. Seldom
Of Virginia is anxious for test vote to DO used
on his proposed Convection. He represents
Mr.. Hunters interests which looks to immediate
Seces.ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

Mrlr PRESERVED IN MoL.ssEs.-"S ugarourcd
bans have long been In fashion in this country They
are moderately salsd and sugar molasses added 70
assst in their preservation In France, all sorts OF csA
meats have been preserved by nolasses alone. An
article in LI.teati0s asserts that meat may be pre-
served by molasses alone in the most perfect manner,
and with the following important advantages: II has
an agreeable favor II PRODUCES no scurvy or ether dis.
orders which result from the use Of est food, and
may be prepared q, moderate price The process ooa
ssts smpy in cutting the meat into pieces Of moderate
size and dropping them into molasses such e 10 OBJ
tanned from the sugar manufactures or iehneries ny
natural process Of osmOse the lighter juice Of tha
neat pass ont and the heavier mOlases penerates m.
ward 10 every part Of the meat. When the eKiernss
molasses has acquired certain degree Of hquidy nom
the mixture Of tho juices Of the meat Il Is Sire SSn
that the meat is thoroughly impregDa'ed. SNOW
taken on. Of the rolassss thoroughly washea, any
hung IN current of air TO dry. After 1t sopnp'"eV
dry il may be packed In boxes snd set's AZ over M
world withou, experiencing any change Whatever.
~ u,.,,vo RINK MAssAcRUsnTS-This vssssA
arrived a, Rio Jsneiro on the i4tn OF Decemnsr, m
haas Of the st mate, who stsked that the captain
la ~ bark With thgee beats AMI their crews lS per-
S an tna Sch OF December, ir chase Of large sperm
rbsjs, Night coming on, srid heavy gale at th9
time s. eight Of the boats nd Lay the bark 70 during
ha nrh but the boats did mot return 10 the vesses
then erused several days rid not falling In with ther
concluded they We're all Lost; we then put into Rid
anero and on the eseyeaing the day the Massas
chusets arrived news was received from santos thss
the captain with his boats and crews arrived cafe a
that port, after beiIg I've days in the boats withcs
any provisions.
FIRE IN East TwESra SrRfRr-THNrs Hosss
BuRsEp.-Abo1t O'clock last night fire broke ote
in the frame kable No. s East vi
inguish me flames the building nearly osstroysef
Three tores were burned 20 DEATH all attempts ~
eung them proving anasalng. Two Of the sn Ha,e,
be. ,ngsd to Patrick Kerr, and were valued -
Ine other valued at $50 was owned BY no. ,ss
+ Damnge to building SIS. No INSURANCE, Aus pfo ""'
! doubtless tie wosk Of an legendary,
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so rapid under the tsa bad beeu the progress OF Souhes
Industry that In ist Mr. RAsss ssn 50 tsI 81 % predict S
81 he cose another decade the South would have cessed 70
export From tia. day however 10 ss present. ne
pEoSreSs has been made
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DEATH OF JUDGE WRIGHT.

Judge Wight Of Ohio died at o'clock 10.
esy His son, vino is Secretary of the Reace
Convention, viii accompany the remains home,
esvng obtained leave Of absence for that pur.
f0se.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-25

'.Esss s9 &: 3 ses. - EEssssss sEsssss: 3: - 3
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PAIRING UF ALEXANDRIA.

" ASitANt4oN1 lAe9 81
As was opposed would be the ca-e, late last
nlghf, Frdefaf Regiments with the New Jersey
ond NJ, gan Brig ade, EllswOrth's LOnaves ano
fhs Dislrlcr Militia. crossed into Virginia.
The Virginia pockets hayiig been previously
dFiV Ia BY the advance guard, one OF tIs reg
~ ouf1 miiel from Washington, while another
ons, ths Jersey. stopped At the Forks, mile
from fhe Long Bridge, awaiting orders.
An advance into Virginia was alro made from
an6tlizr point, namely, Al the mouth Of the Po-
fonac AQueduet at Georgetown. The New
York 7ih regiment was among the troops. and
after several hours march occupied point 9e
tween the bridge and Columbia Springs on the
nne % the Washington and Alexandra Rail
road.
rhs Dlatriet Of Columbia troops returned to
WashinEt z this mrTning.
FROM SIX 70 TIN thnussnd troops were sent over
into Virgin a is morning
Firing was heard oceasiOually by the driving
of OF the Virginia pckets
and o9th. and jersey regiments. hold Alexandra,
Whlls Arlington Heights are occupied BY several
Fegimsns. ...-..,.,,.. =.
an event which has cast The deepest 3 ioom over
1his community. Col. Ellsworth, who had hauled
4 iNn the Sec ion flag from the MsTs1all House
was soon atterWar1s shot oy a coneeaiea zoe =
His dead B Ny has beer brought 70 tue washing
Ton &avy Yard.
Aseouilis from Alexendria are somewhat con
tradic cry, but that there is no dsubi OF the fact
WoFth, was instantly put 10 DEATH some say by
both bullet and baYOuet
when the FEDERAL troops ref ehed AleNandria,
the Virginia soldiers tired at them and then
1sltors to that city say the scenes were in
Tsdsrsl vessels were In the meantime before
Alexandra.
L seems 70 be true that BODY Of Federal
troops has advanced 70 Fair AK court House 10
lake possession OF the Junction Ot the Orange
and Alexandra and Mar asses Gap Railroad
with 6 view OF iutercepting the advance of Vir-
glnia troops towards Alexandra from Richmond
a1d other points
Nearly three thousand troops arrived in Wash
II o'CLOo1, A. lit fs reported that a. the
Troops retired IRON Alexandra one of them was
killed by 2 return shot from the Federal forces
There Z prospect Of capturing the fugitiYes
The fOrees sent over 70 Virginia were two bat
farfes and two companies Of artillery
The news Of Col. Ellswortirs death was not
fanerelly known throughout Washington ulufi
towards 10 O'Clock 70 day.
The excitement was inienSt, especially among
The military, who express tde greatest desire 10
70 b sent over to Virginia
From a spy glass view Of Alexandria, the
Ai9fs and Stripes are seen hyipg from various
Three hundred troops from North Carolina ar.
ussd - Richmond last Monday night, and are
ueg riationed near Old Point ColnfJrt
lney Here 70 be followed by Eve hundred more
= 9 aay OF two from the came State, making q
~, fseimsnt Of one th0ueasid uen.
taslhf nnnered Tennessee troops arrived at
E1lmoud On Tuesday, d7I
The camp 0ppOsre Williamsport Nd Is being
reinforced, and the construction Of batteries on
ahs heights on the Maryland side Is gtill being
carried on with YigoT.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May "A.
Seveval boxes containing bowie-kuives and
powder TASKS, fOr St Louis, have been seized at
The Eina has sTriTsd. Brsadstuas steady
Provisions steady
LosDoS, 10 Is--Consols closed at q 599IX.
Money % for account Bank rates advanced
TO Q.
Cotton market closed downward Rssh decline
of le9Is.
Corn has sn advancing tendency. .4I-a
The Etha's adTices are four days later than the
Persia's. aa
The British Governments has issued q proola-
nation warning subjects agninst engaging in war
in America. and declares that Il & the intention
Of that Government 10 remain neutral. II Warns
British subjects, If they enter the military ser
vice OF either side, join ships of war OF trans
ports, attempt 70 get recruits or 81 cut vesseis
r war purposes OF transports, or break or en-.
deavor TO break any blockade laWfnily and actu.
ally established, or carry soldier dispatches or
material cOntrRband Of war for either party
they will be liable 10 all the penalty and cOnse.
quences and do so ct their peril, and will In no
wise obtain protection Of the Government
The irst Il amer from Liverpool TO New Or
leans i advertised for AuRu
The Confederate States Commissioner had an
interview with IL. ThOuyenal on the 18th.
France Is aoOut to send 1set % America to
protect French interests.
BOurss higher. Rentes %.
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COMMERCIAL.
:, V~e7-1ND MARKRT-MAY y

FLOUR-steady, Sales Of double extras from
whits whsst. at Ss,,O@s,2s, seeOrdiEs to quality
aad6O bbls r,d do at $500.
WHEAT-Firm, with salsa at an advance. 1hr'e
cars red on tEaek sold At si,ii' aud do-At SLlS-
white Is wAutvd and WORTH SlS1.
CORN-Tbe market remains dull tor large lots
While, By the car load for city uus, bOders sre able
to got good prices Gales ars cars at soo on track
OATs-stsady. sales q g9eaFs ct 80.
RYR-DuII stsOc.
HiGHWlNEs-Duli. with IAl's Of % bbl' at
ls<e. 40 TfI Nfr
zGGS-Dull At &c.
g. ,as delivered on cara.
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TIE AssAssTNATT0N.

NV IokKI Nay q.
The Tribunes dispatch furnishes the following
particulars: II,
Col. Ellsworth was shot as he was descending
the stairs with the Secession dag which be had
torn down, by the nan Jackson, keeper Of the
he died almost Instantly, dyeinE the Secession
flag with his blood. He only said Ny God 70
A later dispatch says Alexandra Is taken and
will be held
The lst Michigan Regiment entered town a
8 O'Clock, an hour after the appearauce Of tie
ZJuaves and captured body of cavalry. who nj
fret demanded tine 70 eOunder, but we're forced
10 Vield Without delay.
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Vg0sT NRw YORK.


MN lOhhl my ~
An ia Quiet in Alexandria. A..
The New Jersey troops, three miles from Ai.N-
.,,aria were Cred into BY ambushed secessionigh'
The IaStes were routed, and two rebel enptains
were captuFed.
Posts special; A..
The seth Regiment captured 500 feoem ON lho
Orange road near Alexandria.
Times special; A.i,,0,o,
Ihree tssaasand troops are now on Arlington On
Heights with batteries, There y ahosS' ~ - y,
Alexandra. ~, ....,,..,,a ,h.
troops in Virginia. ,,.-.,.....t,.
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FRnlI RRNTnrKY.

= my
Tie Senate passed resolutions that Kentucky
won't sever her conBeetiOn with the National
Government, nor take up arms FOR either bellig-
erent party; but arm hefselffor the preservation
Of peace, within her border, and rendering her
services as 3 mediator 10 eject Just and honor
able peace.
The House amendment 20 the III empowering
the Committee Of Investigation Of yesterday
charges 70 sit thirty days, was passed.
Ihe Legislature adjourned sine die.
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.llIE vqler II the noalsa gilA he 7Ia7i1a1.a1.

PRIZE ONg n0LLkR PR BOTThE.
Also Salto43s Fs1ily Cathartc PillA.
Com poupdcd from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and p
| Up in elass Cases, AIR Tight, and uLII
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CONFERENCE.

rr IxDtASAPoLIa, Nay a..
Gov Yates OF m. aad Senator Irumbnl oI tne
same State arrived here this morning. Ine thIse
fIoyeFnors. viz. Dennison Of Ohio, y ates OF III
and Morton OF Ind had q long conference 70
,lsv. fhs reaalt Of which has not been made PAD
lc Cen Mcclellan and the three GoVefh9ts .I,sr ~
regiments Of State troops this P. M. Gen Mo
Cisllan expressed great surprise at the proncien-
ey Of the troops aud was highly grained WIN WIN
Hon Wiii Cumbsek Lieut. Col. Of the 18th.
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RROlI NFY 0RLK1Ns.

NEW OELeAEs, Nay g
The news fFem Washington Of Tie occupation
OF Als1Hn1sla has considerably Increased the
be Deita's Montgomery dispatch says letter
has been received from Yancey, Who does moi
doubt the success Of his Mission
The lie tariff takes effect Aug alst
The 18Th proxim0 Is appointed Is 4 day Of fast.
ing and prayer,
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sOuTHRRN MAII.s sToFPED.

Postmaster Geuernl Blair prepared ~ ,...s5 oiesI
20 day, dlseOntinuinF ne isansls.,ssn s.c.din
ststes md annulling ali contracts ios tie ssis ~,
TeanssSee L excepted from the opeIa.loh oI sls ,
orirr, tor the reason that the staiS hAA ~
f,ruialiV seeded. Contractors Will pe inheei-
atgly notified Of isis decision, - -.
Tie malls for the South ffOm Washing122n On s, HeI9
storped al the crossing place Of the FeaetAi
troops, and returned 10 the Post Onioe heie'
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DAFEILEl IIa3a.I Dals rs Ioola
d. Q. SPALDlHo, ESQ.,,
wish for some circulars or large show bills, 70
bring your Cephalie Pills more particularly before
my customers. nyOu have anything Of the kind,
please send 70 ne.
One ofmY customers, who Is subject 10 severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days1 vas cured q
an attack in one hour y, your Pills which sent
-0l' 0o'-uiH 'Y1ll B. RILKEs.
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PREsENT POPULATION.

Z. PRESENT POPULATION.
ne STATE s rapidly hHng up win Popaiaiio1 -
025 persons having been added sinc9 1850 EE1l -
present population II SSS, ratio q io2 ~ CA -
AaRICULTURAE PR0DUCIa
Tbe Agricultural Produces of limos are Eraaisr hal
thoss ofany other STATE The products sent cut dlg
he ra.t year excssded so oo0Bqr4 he WhelteEop
q 1850 appr0Eches s. 0oooo eushess While ne cora
oroO yjsids not less than 40 Joo0 300 bushels
FERTuITY OF THE s0IIs =.
No1hers can the Industrious faEaer sesuro gach "a
rnediae results FOR his iaho- upon thesa pIo aa
ihev beng composed Of deep rich loaul5 sa lIlg
of Whleh, s unsurpassed By any On The gio1a.
- TO ACTIAL' CUL1TVAIoR8
shass 1884, tis C6mpany Iass sold 20 20 acs.e
Tse ~ oHly q ee..9. ss..s.sss el -.
ooaify1ss lhrou,gs tssss lads ataif a-s's SO 80
OOO IN $50 fAe Peelaties e 1s.sy.Itls -,
l2e3 kaus bsss adAe5 iaaEag fs i5hsls pel1o ga,
s9l, seaiHsf lss Pseza- o a
EYIDEHcE3 OF R5czPEEIFE.
Asan evidenss q the fhrift e f1s peopia 4 nay -
stated that eoo 900 sons q freight nadllg ooeoo
bushels Or grain, and go 90 bazEes e oul VS. h.
Warded oy6F o. Ene laStyear.
~ EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Eurkmgnn vlH Ind the lfss SID
system encouraged bY he STATE and endoged ril1
large revenue for The support Or schcos. ihe|r cl-
drsn can i've IN sight of he ch1rch an school $3.50.
ErOW ne y - -
the creat western EmpEe.
PRICES AID TKRlEa OF PAYlEIs
Y me prices Of these ands 7aEy ffon - - IS pF
acrs according % loczlon, quahfyj &c. EIsi ehl11
ar1g lsnd3 sel for about SO 70 So per acre; and
tho relligo expense of subdung praire Ind a6 con-
psred win wood land IS il The rate q % 10 i1 Aver
q hoformer. The terms q ale for he b1S oi1os7
lands via be -llalf 5.
OEE YEARS INTEREST N ADTAE1B
a x rr cent per annum, and zix Interest loal = ~
IDar csnt, payable respectively a one taoy aiaa
lave and six years from data Of sale and four n1o
for principal payable IN four, i've, ak ald seg "a years
rron Gate ofsale; the contract ipuatng thas
,ogaha tract purchased Ehall be fenced and e1iya,
each ana every year, for i've years from date q
lso that at ths end Of i've years one-hs4 shan pa l
land under cultivation
TWENTY PZR CEIT. WILL BE I'D 0stL9
slero the valuation for cash, except ta sane l p
at az dollars per acre, Whea The esa priee IN - sa
dollars.
proaucsss. rsisss, sad isEs q Payasai ca bs Aad
OSTER Land Commissions,
20 CHICAGO, IL1IN0Ia
aess, and cities situated upOn 9he M
ISO, APPLErON'S RA1Lt4AA = SDA-lll
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RUPfAI.O nTARKET-AIAY "a.

1FIOUR-Quiet aud unchanged.
tgfiE slT-DuU and heavy. The only sale re-
doried was 7,Op0 bush rcd wiutor at Sl,h
WIIIrK VIII YSMSfket arner. Sales are 900 bbb
CANAL FifEIGHTs-steadya at i2'fe on eorn'
tstSe on wheat 20 how York. -. .n..,-,.
LAKE RTS-7,Ooo sbls hour 1919 ~ euSn 1a
wheat; ll2OOO bush oorni 40 bush oHiSi Is'oOo
CANAL EXPORTs-6OO bbA hour Ho'OO'
hnsh wheAt; lnalunO bush corn.
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NJ A R N E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EETERFp-AAy q
stmr. Ocean, Evans, petroit 654 bhs aOur, z rkgs
tobacco, and sundrirs.
gtmr. Nopth Star, Sweet, Bayfield,, a tons copper.
Drop. NarlhsrR Lisht, spauidine, sanlt sts Marie,
Sehr. P. AsNhall, Ledger, Buhalo, 100 bbis salt
sehr. Fame, Blose, Ottawa uity, 100 bbls plaster.
schr Crinollne, Greevs, Toledo, 40 II slaves aud
schr Whip, Bufiinsams, sAndusky, II cords lime
sloop Harlequin, Brady, sandusy, s6 bBls plaster.
ScoW Prince Of Peace, Curran, PIT Clinton, IS cords
wood, % cords hme-atOne, $50 feet black
-soow Geo. Sagii,e. starK0y, monroe. ~
ScOw Goldsmith, Bushaw, Saginaw.
cLEARED.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
stmr North star, yeet, Buffalo
Prop. Northern Light SpanldiDg, Optopagop,
SChT. Spray, MaFall, SanduBky,
Schr. u Newhall, Ledger, Buffalo.
SlOOp Sioux, PelioD, Vermilliun.
scUw Prince Of Peace, ogrrsn, Pt. Clinton.
scOw Goldsmith, Bushsw, Saginaw.
List of the vessels passing through the welland
canals
BouEd West-AIay 2ist.-Barks Col. FAirehild aud
Exchsnge, Elk, ]. s Reid ReyolVlne Lieh., James
Coleman, and bark s. A. Marsh On the 22d. Bark
Water Witch, ana schoOners Aeontias, r. Pierce
Great Western and Ruby.
Bound EGst-fiay 2lst.-Propeller OgdensburRh
and sebooners ST. ANDREWS and John Weber. On
the 22d-Schooners Dolphin and Wings Of the
Winds,
YFssEIs PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed De-
trOit on the sd!
Bound Up.-steambost Planet; props. Wenona
Aeue; schrs. MOuntaineer, Rash.
Bound Doira -Prap. Baltic; brig Orkney Las
sehr. Meridian, (H0. -
The following vessels cleared from Buffalo for thiI
port on the I'd:
Bark W, s. Pierson, Church.
Schr. Hyphen, Cummings.
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Dr.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
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ny the use Of these Pins the periodic attacAs Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may Be prevented; and Il
taken at the Commencement Of "a attack imRsdlais
relisfirom pain and sickness win Be obtsiDod
They seldom tail IN removing the HaEssaor or Had.
achs 70 which n males are subject.
They act gs1Iiy upon the Bossls, removing Cost
iveness. .5.-.-..
For Literary Men, students, Delicate Females, AID
all persons Of sedentary habits, they are valuable
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
yigor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of The whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS alfE
the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been Ia use many
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in ths nsrvons sys-
TEN, or from = deranged state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In thsir composition.
and may be taken at all times with perfect SAFETY,
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
Of disagreeable taste renders it easy 70 admins
ter thsm to Children. @
BEwABE or ooUNTERFEIrM
Hg.Ths genuine have ave sisnaturss Of HsnFy Q.
3palding on each Box.
HS-sold b. Drugsists and all Dealers IN Medicine.
Boz wiz be sent By mall, prepaid. On rsOsiBt Of
TWENTX-FIVE GENTS.
~An orders should be addressed to
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% Cedar Street, New York
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