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POSTSCRIPT.
From the ~. Y. american.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The John Lay packet ship, from Liverpool, arrived yes
teray, bringing London papers the 14th u The first
item of intelligence is, that the Russian forces had been
by the severity of the weather-contnued
were raise the siege of Sstr, and the DAM
ube. 1t is not indeed certain that the siege not raised
latter battle with portion of the Turkish army advanced
from Choumla. At any rate the retrogade movement OF
the Russians hnrred, that much artillery sacri
feed The Turks, the other hand under their and
campaign and doubts expressed whether Varna
cam the Danube is between its garrison and the
Russian armies, be held by its captors.
The reports of change in the British Ministry quite
unfounted The Times Iidcules the idea Of Mr. Uuskia-
son being about to take place again.
/ The condition of affairs in Irela I'd seems to occupy the
chief interest in England The power of the Catholic AS
sociaOn daily increascs-and it indeed is the controlling
power of that country. AT recent meeting, nine Dele
gates chosen proceed to England, to explain and
defend before the people OF England the claims OF the
Catholics Mr. OConnell and Mr.. shiel the head
of this Delegation.
Lord Liverpool died early in December. His faculties
hal recovered from the paralysis which 1897 drove
him from the Ministry.
\ from the London Prices Current of 10Th Dec.
An express from Paris arrived this forenoon announcing
the official intelligence that The French Government had
nroibited the export of Wheat; the was immediately
conveyed the Corn Market where it accustomed great
sensaon and the holders Of Wheat refused to SELL under
the impression that there would be great demand tor
France the fears of Government to food could not be
without good foundations and also considerable shipmen s
from France expected but that now they would be
entirely prevented At the close of the day Wheat may
be stated As. S. higher. The English supplies quite
lnconsdeabe about 10000 Foreign arrived this week.
but about weeks the foreign supply will cease. The
sales of Foreign Wheat are, Danzg 84s to 9Ss Hamburg
red s Brabant 75s Zealand 76s 8Os. In OATS Barley
and other descriptions of Corn, there no alteration since
MONDAY,
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ECONOMY.

Our readers may remember, that, at the last ses-
sion of Congress, a Committee on Retrencbment was
appointed by the House of Representatives, from
which wonders in the way Of economics and reforms
were anticipated, at least promised. The atten-
ton of the committee was, during that session, ex-
clusively absorbed by attacks on political opponents,
and its abors developed in report, discredtable
alike to the fairness and the understanding of its
members report, moreover, made at so late a
period of the session, whether desgnedly or not
we cannot determine, to prevent any action Of the
House upon it. Since the opening of the present
session this committee has apparently slumbered
and we are only reminded of its existence, by
the annexed resolution, presented in its name, by
| Mr.. Wicklffe.
Mr.. WicklifIe from the Committee on Retrench
ment, reported the following JOINT resolution, which
was read the first time.
| "Resoved, by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentativcs Of the United States in Congress assem-
bIed That the Secretary of the Senate and the
Clerk OF the House of Representative shall pro-
hibit the use of the Stationary of the two Houses it
folding or inclosing any documents, pamphlets oil
packages, other than such may have been prin
ted by order of either house OF Congress, or sucl
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Savannah, [Geo. ] January 6.
CONFLAGRATION.

Last night, in consequence Of the fog. the steam
boat Savannah, with tow boats, Nos. 6 and II, la
den with cotton, from Augusta, came to anchor
about six miles above town. Nearly an hour and
half afterwards, flames burst forth from beneath the
gunwaes Of the tow boat No. II, and in short
time the whole was enveloped in blaze. The boat
was Immediately detached from the others, and run
ashore. Every exerton was made to save some por-
ton of the cargo but we learn that there not ex
ceeding eighty or ninety bales ailoat in the river
The remainder, with the boat, are entirely consul
med. The cargo exceeded seven hundred bales.
Prompt assistance afforded by the steamboat
Georgia, which brought the other tow boat to town,
and the Savannah is engaged in picking up the float
ing cotton. No lives were lOst.-From the sudden
burst of the fiery element. it is TO be conjectured
that it must for some time have been working its 81
lent and destructive way from the bottom, and have
originated in Augusta. The contact ofsparks from
the chimney could not have produced the effect
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TEMPER ANCE

society tor the promotion of temperance has
been formed in Glastonbury, in Connecticut A
meeting was held on the Goth ult. and resolutions
adopted to regulate the conduct and practice of its
members. They declare their belief that the mode
rate use of ardent spirits is, for persons in health
not only unnecessary but injnrious-that it is the
cause of Incorporate appetite and habits, and that
while it continues, nempcrance with its wide spread
and desolating evils can never be prevented. The
members adopted the following resolutions and
agreed to abide by the same. Post.
Resolved, That we will ourselves wholly abstain
from the use Of distilled spirits, exceptasa medicine,
in case of bodily inrmity and that we will not al
low the use Of them in our families. nor offer them
lor the entertainment of our friends or visitors.
Resolved, That the custom which requires the
employer to provide ardent spirits for the Iaborer is
unreasonable and destructive, and that we will not
hereafter offer them to laborers mechanics in our
employment unless in cases when we conscientiousv
and deliberately believe it to be our duty.
Resolved That in future we will conscientiously
endearour, so far as possible to employ only such
persons as do wholly abstain from the use of ardent
spirits.
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manuscript documents as may relate to the business
of the same.'
Can socitude for the public service 60 further?-
What, enclose private letters-letters of duty or
affection, perhaps-n the stationary of the House,!
Seal them with the sealing wax of the nation !!
Ende them with the qnills-of that ever plucked
goose--the people !. Monstrous deprayy-
indeed does this modern reformer prove his title to
the name of Wickliffe. Seriously speaking howe
YER, is If not too paltry to such resolution pre-
sented as an item of retrenchment TO House, that
is now just launching into debate, that has
been annually held for years at the cost of thousands
of dollars, and of which the result is perfectly as.
certained in advance-upon the repairs of the Cum
land road, which includes the whole scope of the
Constitutional argument about internal improvement?
The same dull periods repeated and repeated,
year after year, at the rate ofSa per day of4 hours
from to Sand some few quires Of letter and
wrapping paper-some hundred sticks of sealing
wax, &c. &c. are made national concern. Truly
may it be said, with Salmagundi--''we do things or
Il great scale in this country"
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IS not expected 70 recoveT. The Governor ana s,,s
whole stall were struck down by pestence at ore
fell swoop. Brigade Major Frazier and Lieu,enaos
NJ Lean have recovered. relation OF the late Gran
VILE Sharpes had come out as paymlstar, horror
struck at what be saw, and trembling for his lie
he, IN two days after landing insisted on being san.
back to England. DR.. Clark and Dr. Fouls are
both LAID up. The mortality, even amongst the black
lnhabitants, says the letter, is 9 frghtfu.'' The
burial grounds are, evening and morning. filled with
victims. Need we add more We have not re-.
vealed all the horrors, but amidst death we cannot
dwell upon lniguity
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Liverpool, (Fng.) Dec. |

PUVT, (T'rg.J DeC'
SIERRA LEoNE-Death of Governor Lumley-
Another victim another Governor, and several of
his suite, have persisted in that infamous swamp Of
pcstilence and iniquity. We have before us a let
ter dated Sierra Leone, the 9th of August. Lieu
tenant Governor Lumey is dead, so is Ensign Cor
don, of his staff, and the Governors white sergeant
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Eoay-ASOOEz Lost.

small Day-Book belonging to the Estate OF
Dr.. John johnson is missing Any person who VIII
deliver it to the subscriber shall be generously re"
warded. r. PORTER.
Wilm'n Jan. Of.
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PRICE CURRENT, at Wilmington.
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E,r.ract Of Letter from Dover, dated Jan. %.

81 have spen, days in this place, since the Session
and have of paid attention to the
proceedings of the Legislature am not singular in the
earnestly and faithfully engaged in the discharge of their
public duties as be, Legislature that has
preceded them have never seen more business like ses
lson or one in which the members seemed to feel more
responsibility of their situations Business progresses
eguary and steadily matters Of small moment are rapid
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In our paper of the goth, stated that Mr. Read had INTRO
cJ bin in the House for dividing Chrisana Hundred INTO
two election districts 1t appears By letter received from ME-
Delotlain that dis Resolution was introduced by him
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Nareh % 1880
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CORDRGE STORE.

and is now ready TO execute an orders for arti-
c-es m is line, y.,lh which be may De fvored, and
ou the most advantageous terms. He has now on
hand avery extensive assortment OF Cordage of
every description, 20 which he Is daily adding from
h. factary Ills prices viii be regulated by the
ltr.sf Puisjrgh s. Cincinnati rates; and he
feels confident of bong able % TN al orders OF
Merchants. who may f,vor him with their custom,
ou ~ ls, as good, IL not better terms than can be
p-ocg amy where else IN the Western Country.
licv wafrf.i his WORK, 10 bo of the very best
quality. Commanders Of Boats are requested to
give hmm q CALL
Orders addressed 20 Messrs Knox and Mckee,
Forsyth and Dob1u, and ID. y. Byless, Commits
SION Merchants, or 90 himself promptly attended
to.
Wheeling s1,rcb 9Th. 162o-Gl
The Louisville Advcrtiser, Nashville Re
publican, and 50, Louis Republican, VIII please
irscr. ,he above once a week lortwomonih-, and
forward theu accounts 20 this Office for payment.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE sTUFFs'
FOR SALE, BY
.qrchSJGyd 8. Todd.

W' @h9 ne mas opened,
CASH Among the attic are the
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CORDAGE STORE.
JOUN W. RERs9y

I'd EGS LEAVE 20 inform the Public. that
L1Sle has taken the large Brick Warehouse
h.ey occupied by Messrs Frazier and Baard
oa Gle corner of Water aud Union Streets. anC
Immediately at the head of lanes Wharf il
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CONDITIONS

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Wheeling, Sept. 9, l,29-ull.
sT. CLATR sENrIMARY,

ST. CLAIR SENllM Any,
For the Education Of Young Ladg
YRN the Seminary will be taught the In.
~ and French languages, Reading, Nrin.
iihmetic, Grammar, Geography, History ll
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and plan !
fancy Needework.
The establishment Is situated in tho virn-
Pittsburgh, OH an emlnence which comm
view of the entire city. The institution Isl
conducted by French Nuns, Of tho order Of
CLAIR, assisted by competent teachers undo
superintendance of the Rev. Charles b. MIG |
Pupils of all denominations will be received
out the least distinction. OF attempt 10 chang
religious PR ciplcs. Every exerhon WILDE
10 cultivate the morals, and excite the end
ofthe pupils, in Urder 10 promote al once
virtue and science. The government ofthe
Will be- mild but firm. The strictesl anr'
will be paid to the cleanliness q healthofir
pills. The table VIII be Pniu, but pleutiid
wholesome.
TERMS.-Boarding and tuition, 10,
English and French-yearly, SA
Music,
Drawing and Painting,
Embroidery,
Use Of bed and bedding,
Physician salary,
Apothecary's bill at the charge ofthe parents
No charge for wishing or meudinr.
The salary 10 be paid half yearly in adT-i
DRESS viii be uniform, consisting Of !
black bombazett iroel,s. and one white one;1
black capcs, and two white ones; two blach a
oazett aprons; mikerchief, towels, O.
brushes, washbOw :. &c.-all at tho clIa
he parents.
Pittsburgh, Oct % 1923.
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pocTeR oRUnEpAoKaR,s
ANTI-DYsPEPTIC PILLS.

This Medicine Is recommended 10 the public
from the happy experience ofthousands who have
been cured by the use ofthcsC pills Of ds prevail
ng malaly called dyspepsia. II Is particularly
recommended for an Diseases originating from @
morbid SepSibiiiu orthe stomach and bGlcClS which
occasions such an endless variety Of nervous sym
oms that shall only euEmeraie some of the most
prominent Of them. VIZ. irregular, but commonly
deficient appetite, occasional craving, but wiihoui
RELISH lo1thlng of food, nausea, and sometime
vomiting, heartburn, load Il disteUtfon after meal,
bclchiur of mir, or wafer, which Is generally sour
mouth and throat generally dry, bowels lTcgule.
md often cOStivC, these symptoms or some OF them
attended hy headache. flying pains. noise IN th,
ears gdimeSs, temporary absence OF mind, unre
refreshing sleep. unuSull umldlty, and dcspOudcncl
ofUind. vary 10 different persons, some eXpeucnc
ing more ofthem, and some less, each ~ the orde,
'ni degree Of his own particular case
The Tonic 1nd ABti DysPTtc pN is happy
combination of smples being entirely free from.
any of the preparations Of mercury, and exactly
adapted to cure the disease for ~ hlch obey are re-
commended. They may he slttly taken NJ any
time without producing the least Inconvenience o..
sickness bvpersons of all aGcs aud conditions ana
without any attention 20 diet or drink, and without
lny Interruption of thc ordinary vacations of Ile;
md 10 most cascs they are lmn etiaely followed
oN IN improvement of the appcite- AMI Teuelu
visor oithe system. Wide hey cleanse the stom.
ach and bowels OF their yiuated contents. the,
strengthen X inylgoratc these Organs ina remark
able degree and Ultimately the whole system in-o-
much that IN short time an entire cure of dis
persia Is generally effected.
The influence Of these pills Is not less rOm1rka-
bic Cd account Of their anti bilious than of thea
aptdlpYiic properties: hence they become on
oi the most beneficial and safe family medicine
yet offered 70 the public, being well adapted TO the
diseases Ct women and children.
Directions for their use accompany the boxes
which enclose them. price % cents per box)
Orders supplied by
J. CRUMBACKER.
NareA p. 1890 81 Wheclins VI.
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FASHIONABLE
TAILORING.
NEW FIRM.

Yrl OBERT G. MARTIN respectfully
10 tenders bis thanks Tor the patronage OF hi>
Friends. and now takes the liberty OF Informing
them ana the Public 10 ? rga chat he has tqkcr
into Partners OPP 1lr. LEONARD 4. GRAY
la,e of Baltimore ud chat they continue the a-
h1ve business under tho
FIRM OF MARTIN & GRAY,
at tle mc stand lately occupied by Il. az Mar
rIy. two doors south ofthe Complies Office, ON
Nln Street, and convenient 20 Dcnnison aud
Joncs'- Hotels. They VIII receive resularly al.
t5e --latest, Fashions, and they pledge themEelyc~
90 attend particularly TO the application Of them.
in a style inferior TO none In the west.
We give notice 20 an the distant Customers Of
BoBEBT G. MARrIy, that thejr Measures are care
fully preserved. and that all Orders from them
viii be thankfully received, and attended TO at the
shortest notice
LADIES' HABITS, plqin and oynzmented
mlda % Mo latest and most approved Fashions.
Whcelng, July - 1870.
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DOCTOR VICKER'S
EELBROCATTON.
ISL .Lcfvau AM F1Rs&LF 81
4 IBALD s. TODD.

THIS ENBROCATION has for a long time,
als been esteemed rs q valuable remedy in yarl-
e,v of diseases. aud viii venture 10 say, that Il
wlll waat nu other recommendation than that fur
aished by tie use Of one or two bottles. In
FtcsmctlS7 Il IS attended with the most signal
dvaaiase-is also valuable in Sl9rairs N4mJ1lcss.
8TnS, IRa)teat Seedlings, and Is part culdry ser
'ceabie On Lunb7e0 or pains in the back, and %
many Instances 20 hen taken IN doses Of from to
10 drops, Gas syrup or s;igarl It gives immediate re-
lefin Cholic- Its also much famed for It's power
.a discusive efficacy IN tie removal ofPoH Fri
lsiata fsrsa, SpraigS, and many other diseases
incident 20 Horses. Tor more particular de-
enniicn Of tins Emb-oca,ion, and the method OF
isiig H. refer you 20 the adverfscnenf Surround
ia1 tho bottle
Nhes!.rg A1-.l DO, Ie23-S-.
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FRESH SALID ON

SUPERIOR MACABOUGH
vilGn
Ir in rstoe, h 8
Flour will be received exchange
M
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PRICES-At sir months crtditi for dPprou9'
Der, or al u discount Of fee per cent for ct
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The prices on ornamental and fancy ig1s
been reduced IN greater proportion.
Old type received in exchange at 3 ceri. a
A Book Of Specimens will shortly be- plp
STEREOTYP1NG will BE- done az ths 2
prices, IN the best manner ~ heretofore
J. HOWE
Corn9 Of Cr0irn and CzttchM 81
Philadelphia, Jolly q, 100,
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FRESH SALID OIL.
ALSO

FEW DOZEN BOTTLES OF LORHLARDS
Merchants and vHlfn II the
the is complete and
WhsAe VIII
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DENTISTRY,
To Printers Of the Z. State
FRANKLIN LETTER FOT-NDRv


The reduced cost of the materials used !.
composition of Printing Types, and the nm
meuts aud increased facilities of castin, n
have induced the subscribers to adopt the fll,-
list of prices.
The style Of their large and small letter +,
ern. and Of the most elegant kind The mc,,I
be found very hard and durable, having ps.
gredient In lis composition. For acc,Iras.
finish. the type cast al their Foundry is war.
equal to ans whatever. They have on b,.s
complete assortment of Book aui job Lett
that they are prepared TO execute orders for -.
offices Of Job Newspaper, or Book Prirtng \
shor. notice. They are thankful for the Ma.
they have received. and will be happy Ia r.
the orders ofprintors, which viii receive pr
attention.
Merchants and others, who have orde-s E
abroad. will he supplied not only with Tyr,
with Pressee. Chases, Composing Sticks, and ~
thing necessary for a printing establishment
put up with cure and perfect accuracy.
Their new specimen book viii be pubil
soon. and ready to be sent TO printers. IN n,
will be exhibited a greater variety than IN. 4
shewn by any Foundry in the United State.
TPPrlnters are requested TO publish this a
tsement few times in their papers, 10 ~.
noymort, 81, in types. orm the sei'larort r.
accounts. A W. XII sLEY & c,
Meridian, and all plain, Small Pea, )
larger. 50 30 Long Primer
Double Great Primer, 80 Bourgeois,
Double English, 81 BREWER,
Double Small Plea, "a Mmion,
Great Primer. 3lNonpareil,
English, 80 Leads and Quota
Plea. SO tations,
Other kinds Of type reduced IN proportion
type received in exchange at 9 cents per POM
Albany, July 81.