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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.


 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, The regular course of Lectures in this Institute will commence on the lst of November. and con- iinue untii the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the Ist of October. The Medical De- partment will be under the direction oi the following
 Professors: ]. CoNouEsr CRoss, MD, Professor of the In. siiiutes Of Medicine asd Medical Jurisprudence w. Bsap POWELL, M D.. Professor of Cerebral
 Physiology, Medical Geology andIMineraiogy. R. s. NEwToE, M D., Professor of Surgery. A- H ]. HuLcR, D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine.
 ]. A. WILSON, MD, Professor of Obsteterics
 and Diseases oi Women and Children. J. Ksse. MD, Professor Of Materia Medica, and Therapeutics. 2. FREEmAs, MD, Professor of Anatomy. J. MILTON SANDERS. AM, M.D., Professor ol
 Chemistry and PhaI macy.
 Ctinique Lecturers: Medicine--Prof. H. J. HuLcE.
 Surgery-Prof K. S. NEWTON.
 Aaatomicai Dsmonstraior-z FREEMAN, MD. The fees for full course of lectures amount 10 $l05. Marticulators, $5 Demonstrators Fee, $I0. Graduation. $2o.
 Those desiring further information will please address their letters (post paid) to the Dean; and students arriving in the city will please call him at the Commereial Hotel.
 s.NEwTON, MD. Deem ef the Faealty. Hoa E iRESAFRdMaSTi iRIsc. F9ols..ci Sf iAeo., and
 Practice of Law.
 Hon. V. D. BARRY. Professor Of Commercial Ju-
 Fisprudence.
 TEnms- $50 per session.
 All Communications pertaining to this department must be addressed to E. W. M. KING Esq Memphis. Tsnn., July, 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will compare favorably with the most distinguished in our eoun- try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this any other countrysll of them are iecia- Ters and the best teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical po- s,ion. and the extent of our population, can have doubt as to the eligibility of situation tor an enterprise of the kind As 10 health, including all seasons of the year, we deny haf any other ty has more.
 A common error exists in the minds of snany stn- dents relative :o the place of studying medicine those who intend practieing among the diseases of the West and South should certainly educate them selves at q school whose Faculty practically &C., quanted with those diseases.
 That the public nay be satisfied of the perma- nency of this school feel t our duty io stale that the Trustees and Faculty Iorm a unit in action, which afguess well forliis future success; and that The peeaiiar ihisfnal organization which connects
 
 F. ". M. KING, Presideni of uf Memphis Iast
 Sugar and Coffee. E0 Bags best Rio Coffee, CU Hhds Prir.s rsewa Sugar. In store and for safe by T. E. MERKICK & co. Nsv s iSS0.-- e--9--tf
 Partridge Boots. 4 CASES Stout Calf Boots, Cases Waterproof IE Bseess. just received and fos sale by Dee. 1T. FATHERLY & CLEMENTS.
 Teas, Teas, Teas. | Chest Best Imperial Tea, l do do Yonng Hyson do
 do do Black Tea, h-saS Receive per iast arrivals and fes sale cheap by
 rATHERLY CLEMENTS. ! Dss. IT, Isse.
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 yTSHE subscriber, agent for H. fisherman, will 1 continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep con stantiy on hand full and well assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes' hafowsre, Castines. &c., &c., all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country produce, as beef hides, peltres bees wax, &c. JohN AhaOSn. Little Rock. March 2e, 1851. 3O--tt
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GUNS! GU Nsn Ns...

GUNS! GU Ns!! GUNsH!
 LUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash, J fine Double and Single barreiIed Shot Guns, Rifles, flint and percussion gun Locks, &e., s<c., at the Gunsmith Shop, on Main street. here repair ing is done up blue, by H. GRIFFITHS. Noy6. B.
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Smndries from Now Orleans. n ECEIvED per Sssamess PhglliP Psanywit and t1, Poutiac. the following goedss te.wiss 100 blesched Sacks SaltS 10 half Bbls Molasass Bbi Rice sess lhs. Swcsa Issn !, @ lbs. do. Pow Moulds; sD Steel Hallls. asssfssd sisss 4 Dozen Grass Bsa Cesds; Coils de Rope; 2CoiIs Cottsn Ropss 10 Bright ox ChAins
 2Doa. wa,er-preof Ride Locke; do. Palm Leaf Hats; l9 do Webssssss SpellsFs; 100 sets Caps aud naaosssi lO0 do. Edged Piaisss
 2 Dox. Horss Cellar :
 3 do. B. 3. 8. Mats; 4s pair Mems thick Boetsi 10 bbls. Prime Sugar. Fes s.ls by
 A. ]. HUTT, Feb. To. 1851. Msis Street.
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100000 lbs. NEW ODS.

se N E " WWWWNg n ECEtvED by WALTER MITCHELL, h within the lest month, that have been pur- chased by him, on better terms than any stock hih- sr,o. and ss we selected, which be will dispose of at such raies as shall induce customers 10 purchase more literally than before e--th truth of which may he tested by al persons who will favor him with a call and examination. ai his New Cash stores, on Main aud Markham streets. Little Rock, where they will nd at all times. afn assortment of all articles belonging to the following branches of merchandise. viz:
 Dry Goods, Bosts aad SAoss,
 Groceries, Hats asd Caps,
 Crockeyr, Drugs and Msdiciaes,
 Hsydssars, Paiafs and Oas,
 Tin,cars, CiothfRg,
 FarniiTs, Flour.
 Stonsssars, Wkiskey and all
 Loa and Nails, other Liquors,
 Sfopes and Castings. Bacon,
 Cotton Ysr1. Sole and Upper Leather. and ali other articles ever found in
 Geaesal Variety store.
 Therefore, he would respectfully insile all per- soDs that visit Little Rock. 10 give him cali, thsi he may give them eordiai reception, and scqpii himself as lar as may be in his power, of the above broad assertions. s His unprecedented success (baving, SO far. sur- passed his most sanguine anticpations) places him under very great obligations to ali hts customers. and he would hereby render most hearty thanks ts one and ali for past favors aud kndlylask contin- uanee of the same. Y
 His present facilities for business enables him to sell more goods than hs can possibly get into his house, bat hopes. in utare M be able to supply all demsnd,. as he is about ioIesisbish whoiesaie House at N.AP0EEON by which means aay quantity of goods wii be delivered st Little Rock, at all times, cheap as they can be purchased in Nsw Orleans os Cincinnati with exception ol ireigh' and expenses.
 In twenty days from this date, ss near as may be, he will Setara from Cincinnati, with about eighty tons of Whskey. Flour. and such articles can be purchased, the cheapest in that city.
 Just received. per steamer Citizen, niaeiy bbls. Whiskey, and twenty Cheese, which is going of like hot catses. W. MITCHELL. Litfis Reck, Dee. 2lsi, 1850. le-lsw.
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MARBLE CUTTING.

Tombs, Monuments, Grave . stones, &e.,
 Furnished to order.
 IOSEPH CLARK, Stone- Gutter, (iste of New .b Orleans begs leave 10 inform the eitizens oi Little Rock and ihe vicinity, that he has opened an establishment.vn Water Street. (aajosaing William Georges stote,l for the purpose of executing all kinds Of MARBLE WORK, ard invites the atea- iioa of all ose wanting any thing of this kud done in a neat and woFknaR-ke manner and al a moae- yafe pries. He will keep On hand stock of the best material and is ready to execute all work n his line al the shortest notice
 Little Rock, Aug. 6, 1850. fs-if
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French, ltal.sa. Spanish aud German, each, lS eo Singing n Choir, Ja oa Mnsie-P'ano, Guitar. and Organ, each, ss eo Harp, .o oo D'aNiHg and Painting. ,s ao Aenu'se es lessoas in Oriental pAia'ing, Japan
 Work, 'niasing oi Ebony and ivory.
 Ha burg Work, and wax flowers. epeh. la eo No charge toF embroidery and oTnamentsl
 needle work.
 Board. washing, lights. fuel. use of brdainv
 Nc, per month, ,n oo
 Payments quarterly, in advance; no dsdur,oo. for absence.
 Sess'oas coansenee isi Sepi and lst Feb Pa. riis received al any petod. sid ehasged lrasr ,m. oi entrance io else oi the session.
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LSL0UR-l50 bbls Ohio supsrGne; I lO0a do Illinois extra do; WHITE LEAD-5e kegs pure;
 SUGARS 3 bls powdered; GAS lNGS--209H ibs hollow ware;
 IRON 40el los assorted bar; WiNDOW GLASS--22 boxes;
 CANDLES-61 boxes star; GRASS SEED-eloseF. timothy and bsRe.
 Received per late arrivals, and for sale by
 Dec I7 WM. E. WAIT.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. w1TTER, PaEripKsr, Hon. il. p Poindexter, Rev Wm. Moores, Rev. L. P Lively Rev. B. P. Box, l. N. Jones, M. D, Mr. J. B. San defur, Mir. T. Williamson, Hon. ]. D. Trmbs Rev J, Custer, M. D, Rev. ]. J. Roberts. C B, Mitchst, M D., Mir, ", W. Andrews, Mir $ I. Sanders, Mir. H. " Smith. T-29-tf
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LAQVOR.

Y IRIS. Old Bousben Whisksy q Bbla Old 9 Mononrahsla Whisssy; a0 Bbls. Prime Old pWhiskey; 20 half do. de. {f8gY Bbls. French nrandys &f
 Casks Old Cognae Brandy; .A4a # do MAdeisa Wine;
 Casks Muscat Wiae; dc. Malaga do. R @ssf Hf Bbl. Cherry Bounce;
 1 Rhl Cin. Recelvsd per Trus. .ee. and for sale by % JOHN D, ADAMS, Feb. II, 1851. seeamooat Landing
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Hoard of visitors.
WASHINGTON MILE SEalNlaY.
Iempslead CanntN. Arks.

HtHApsttdd N0hhtls Arks. NHE socond session of this Insnta,iea, oneu.5 "A this marning, February liih, 1850 Rev. C. ' TgnRESrISE, Superintendent and Pro- lessor Of Neral aad Intellectual Philo.ophy. Belle Letters. and Spanish Literature. Key. II. c. TRwxArT, A. M. Professor of Grecian Roman. french and Italian Ld,eraiure JAMEs CaocKEn, A. M. Professor of Maihemstlcs Students received in the Primary Department aad
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TERMS

Primary Department. per session of 2l wesks, payable quarterly la advance, sl2 e0 Preparatory Department, i6 ao Collegiate Course, 70 ae Vocal and Instrumental N asic, Elements Of Musical Composition, (Extrs) 500 Initiation Fee, Ra No deduction for absence unless in casss of pro iractei illness
 All students charged from the time of their entry 10 the end of the session.
 W B.-Thc sens of all ministers whe are su. gagged in the regular work Of the ministry, Of si those who are superaaaaled or have died iR the ministry: will be educated free of charge. BoARDfSG can be obtained in the best families at from $6 to s9 per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual tsaiaing of all students committed to ouF charge.
 S. T. SANDERS. Secretary.
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GFOCUWkeB.

nS Sacks Salt IS Sacks cslEss; IS Bbls. Sugar ]: 70 Il Bhl. Powdered SugaF 10 Bbls and half Bbls. Molasses I Tisrcs Rice Rsisins. Cheese. Vefmicflli, Macaroni, Sweet Chocalate. Lobssers. Sardnes, Birthstone. Cigase. epanssn bfewn, hot' ion Stone. Whiting, Brissel.s .sBrck, Emery, Lamp Sticks sc. sc. Rseslvsd pss Pontiae, and for .SIs hvsgsF JOHN D. ADAMS,
 SF.k ri. 1851. sl Gseamboat Landing.
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WALTON, SANFORD 6 co.
 GENERAL GROCERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO, eb, New Levee, " orleans:

ETAYEconssanuy on hand general aud well HI selected assortment Of staple and Fancy Groceries, Fine Liqnos ssd Wiaes. PToDisions. Ele Eee. ea is-s A s sst
 In addItica sc the articles uswlly found in . Druss. and Dyes, Letter and Cap Paper, Playing Cards, &n. GEc, audsalwavs as FAIR MARKET PRICES. Their hnliitis.sfa buyingrwiih thsis sxPerisnce In ths Arkansns ffale, an1Ahsis knowledge of the wants of that section. they think will s.aels shem at all times to l, satisfactorily such orders they may be favored with.
 Jan l, ls5i,, slsF.z vsfzsaxssxa
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NOTICE.

VHAYE, at some iroabls snd cost, gesFsa mY \ Mill so that lt w,ll grind and cav al ias sane time. Psrsens whs may wish corn greand, ess have il done al say time they wiB ssnd- hsresi'si shali have DO psrtiesisr day for grinding. Iisi there may be misunderstanding, ths Fsas. ei 70" charged s one third estssnsy five cents per beshs'
 July IS, l6s0.--45 If D. II. BINGHAM
 (Dsrs- Casgl
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FLOW POINTs.--A supply reeei ] PerSieamer W oedsman, by VIM B. WA
 JaIy 2, 1850
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:ll ..lls X, Flows, Plosss.

.ssss sSs KAOW@s Eh0Wws D ECEivED per .Sunia ke . EA and Dovs, aths following .aR <, Rep<ss sga ssA saFsiM .se&a& F aaaEs AAsuV s1ss Cast and wrought ens ands IA two horse Piews. M ssae 90 Kegsand quarter kegs powder. ''l 20 Sacks Rio Cofse.
 Bbls. Melses4f f1l &1\-N Dozen Collins Axes. .ls-rsg For sale by A. J. HUTr,
 Main street. Feb {, 1851. z2-w
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Dried .lppIes bud E.eafIes.

E0 BUSHELS Apples and Peaehes; just re- lsJO ceised, per steamer St. Francis. sad for sale by D. BENDER & co. Z
 Eeb. IS, 1881.
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Partridge Boots.

FATHERLY q CLEMENTS. Dec. IT. Isse.
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IUsT Received per Phillip Psnnywit. J Bbls. Molassss 6 half do-, Cssk Rice, and for safe by FATHERLY& CLEMENTS.
 Feb II, 1851.
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NEooI-fhe next t,iIn.


We published lssi week ixo articles fIom
papers in different paris Of Ohio, shoSiDe
Ihas purchasers are llreadg in The market. IN
.ha, State, Cor the nexi clip ofWool One
of these articles slated, and we have no
doubt Of The truth Of the statement; that
sPeculaiors, in the different paris Of the State
hsVn already purchased Of many farmers,
their clip for 1851, at prices greatly in ad-
vance Of those paid last year.
When specuators take the field thus early
we may he sure that hey anticipate an ed,
vance in rtice greater than that which they
offer.
/ We notice in the lasi Dry Goods Report.
er, that considerable advance hiss taken
places ia The prices paid for domestic wool.
The prices arc not given. because no regu.
Ia! rates prevailed; buyefs we're at the mer-
cy OF sellers, and the latter obtained IheiI
own prices. From this we infer that when
the next wool season opens, the market will
be cleared Of the old clip. II SO, there will
be an active demand for the new clip-a de-
mand sufficiently active to cause consider
able advancement 10 prices.
Considerable quantities If foreign wool
have been imported; but being principally
of the coarser kind, they do not come into
composition with the finer wool Of this coun .
Try,
We suppose We need hardly cau:iun our
wool growing friends against The advances OF
these accommodating speclarors from
abroad, who desire TO buy SO lar ahead of
clipping time. Whatever advantages are to
be reaped from improved prices, may rs well
fall 10 the lot of The wool grower as the
speculator. We have not heard, indeed oI
their arrival in this region yet. bn, VIC need
mot rxccp, to escape them. = Wellington
Pa Reporter. a
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BY TELEGRAPH.
E1cIasIveIy for The cadiz ses,ineI.
Burning Of the Steamer Webster.
- Great loss of Life.
~ f''" f Yieksburph, MAY 3.

EdilpEs CGdis Sentinel:
The steamer Webster, Capt samuel Reno
hound from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans took
Ere Yesterday afternoon, and burned 10 the
waters edgo. NJ the head of the lslund, ITO
miles above Vieksburgh.
Almost Immediately after the FIRE was dis
covered Tie entire boat enveloped in flames.
The pilot, Mr. Buchapap, 10 whom great
praise is due aud who bad charge OF the
wheel at the time, endeavorsd 10 run the
boat ashore, ip which he partly succeeded,
until the flames finally drove him from his
post, aud the boat became unmanagahle, de-
priVed the passengers Of oil hopes Of safety.
Al the FIRST alarm scene occurred which
il is impossible to diseTibe, sud with the
burning of the boat, from which the flames
were bursting in nl directions, Il became ter.
stbie in the extreme. Many rushed into lhe
fire, others 10 the sides OF the boat, until the
spreading flames compelled them to plunge
into ihB river.
Il vas With difficulty that any of the fe.
males could be sayed. many Of them being
separated from their friends and husbands.
Abou, 70 or Is jumped from the boat, and
were with difficulty saved by clingng to
snags until taken away by The yawl.
As sDon as the fearfu! ruth became known
by the inhabitants on shore, bQnts we're
rowed out to her, and several persons were
tuved who were clnging TO driftwood apd
!snags. They were taken nn board The store
boat, Grey Eagle, Capt. Case, who done all
he could 10 afford an asylum for The women
and children saved.
The number on board was about 100, Of
whom only 10 can he found. 30.
The steamer New Orleans hove in sight
about an hour aiIer The accident, andto on
hoard lie survivors, rendering Il en- all the
assistance that could be wished.
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oo,-, EDECAL NOTICE.

NuCTOR w. II. WILLIAMS, PHYSICIAN,
y - SURGEON and AccoUcHER, recently from the
University Of New York, and formerly of Cadiz,
ONO, tenders his professional services to the cili.
zens of Uhrichsvile and vicinity, and solicits n
share ofpGblic patronage. Having had yer, ex-
te9ssiVe opportunities in witnessing aud partci-
Pating in the Hospital and Dispensary praclicc
OF the East. he is particularly anxious to treat
those intricate, chronic. or long standing diseases
usually deemed tncurable by the country phy ST.
cian: Having also attended the first md only
regular Obstetricai Ciniqrtc in America, lie hopes
hIstre 'tment of the Disease, OF Women and Gill
dren' will meet with general favor from he femae
sex. lie gives social attention to operations for
ClYb-foot, Ancurisms, Cataract, Tumors, Ampu.
tatons, etc, and is prepared to straighten Crook
ed Nreks. Eyes. Limbs, etc.. and restore Lost
or Deiormed Lipa, Cheeks, Jaws. Noses, Eyes,
etc. The more difficult cases of Surgery will be
performed with perfect satety, under the influence
oot that great pain-saving agent, CHLoRoFoRm.
Most minor operations-such ns PhIebottomy,
CSRp,ag. Extracting Of Teeth, md operations for
strabismns-w'il be performed at his Office free
o. charge. Fer his proficiency in treating NIL
diseases Of the Eye and Ear, he refers the earious
to his official papers from the Physicians and Sur
geona of the N. Y EJe Infrmary, to be seen At
his office at any time. Office in his Drug Store.
three doors north of the u s. Hotel, Main street.
ap3I -9m az A G9'a -
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q NEW And F.4SLIO.N.a BILE
TAILORING ESTABLISaaNEENT
JOHN M'CLINTOCyK W

ID ESPLCTFULLYi informs his old friends ..
Il Hoi CndiS, and thenublic generaly, that M
he intends 10 coutinue, 'ihc Iailorit bus,,e.s R
in all its forms. in the room formerly occupied bv
Jnrncs Bannster, ,nnd non ry opposite the National
House iIe Gatters himself that, by s,rik atom
tion 70 business--thc employment OF tNe Intest
rules for cutting gnrments and none but the yerv
Bgsr woRKMEN to work them, he will not fail 10 re
ceive liberal share Of support. ss
An experience Of several yenrs IN The Tailoring
business enables him to say, that he considers
himself fully competent to eOmpeie with the csaSt
"e'e' or cisewhe'esft 9u,g Rpa3-iyl
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John Dunning, Mansfield
Dunning, LueiRda Jane fenuoh 'oi raruhon'
-p4Rping and Elizabeth
Ann DHnnin9.s -
Pbe said defendants will take notice. that nj
Ihe March term OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Harrison County, Ohio, in The year, A. d 1851
the naid Almon Dunning. filed in said Court his
oeIiIion against them wherein he prays ms against
them Partition Of The following premises, lying
and being in said County Of Harrison. viz: Part
Of section No, thiTty, Of Township No, ten. OF
Range four, containing two hundred and thirty
three acres, more or less, and particularly desci
bed in sail Petition, and that unless they appear
at the mex, term OF said Court. and plead, an.
swer or demur thereto. the same will be taken u
true and confessed, and decree rendered accor-
dinghy.
JEWETT, LEwToN & PEPPARD.
aPJ=5l TT Atty'sfor Petitioner.
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BLACK BEAR HOTEL,


MARKET STREET, SrEUBENvILLE, ONO.
i 'iilS Hotel, possessing the most central loca-
4, tion OF any in the City IS large and commo-
tni"as' and is thoroughly refttcd and re-filrnish
ca Tor the accommodation of It's ipcrea sing en- g.
TOM A IL the stages arriving at. and departing
rom Stenbenville, viii call at the BLACK BEAR
A porter is alwaysin readiness n the doo-; and
= ne" and splendid baggage wagon has just
9eeh PROVIDED, 10 convey baggage to and from the
House. FREE OF CHARGE.
satisfaction. on3O ,sI.i,,
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

:. JOHN lyle, Proprietor
FOURTH STREET, THREE Doors NoRra OF MARKET.
SIEUBENVILlE, OHIo
~ Mis- HOUSE has IA pleasant and convenient
Il location, and is the largest and newest Hotel
in the city. Strangers who visit Steubenville will
find at the above house everything necessary 10
their rcomiou. . he stabling ia extensive, aud was
built expressly for the accommodation of Dseyers
and Pedlnrs =
lie invites his old friends and travellers genrr-
ally IN Harrison and the surrounding countries, to
give him call when they visit Steubenvillc.
apply -st.ttJt tt*
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Pittsburgh Market---rnaY 6.

Editors Cndis Nentinel:
Grain--The receipts are increasing with
far demand, and slight Indication Of an
advance. Rye from store al 50c, hom FIRST
hands 45c. The cily mills purchased . good
article at 10 10 72c, Corn is nominal a. 30
70 30, Oats arc stationary at sac from store,
and 30 on the wharf. n#7g8 ateJ
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STEAMER NIAGARA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

| BosroN, May |, 81.
! The Steamer Niagara arrived this porn'
| ing att o'clock, Bar,ing's circular, dated
London, April 18Th, says that transactions
in American Stocks were nj 81 ,06 for Uni
ted States G per cent, Inscription bonds re.
deernable 1868. s2as3 for Pennsy'vnnia S.
Her Political intelligence is of little inter-
est. Ia England the schism in The Estao.
shed Church is widening. The Bishop ol
Exeter proposes The convening ofa DIOCESAN
Synod. The Gorham question is at the bot
tom Of the dfncuIly
Lady Frantu is again fitting ont The
Prince Aib2h for 4 voyage to The ArIIc in
search Of The missing expedition.
FRANCE. The Monruer publishes n. de,
sire conv"king the Counci' general of Van.
ieur for The 9th Of MAY to delihernte the
exp'diency OF admi,ling matter free Of duty.
Wheat is still lower in tho agricultural
districts. Raw silk has receded in price.
The Assembly has granted 100000 francs
10 celebrate the anniversary ofIhe Republic.
The press favorable TO the ministry urges
the presentation Of petitions Tor 5evision
Of 'le Constitution
PRUSSIA, The Berlin Ministerial states
thal besides England and France, Russia
has demonstrated against the Austrian an
nexaton scheme. Russia has also desired
that all the German States should accede
TO The FfaKfot, Dict. Rumors Of Minis,e>
flal crisis are rife. 800
AuSTRIA.-lt is stated that the Ausr,n
government is reclined 10 acccde TO the Frank
fort Diet. Prince Schratenberger is opposed
to the contlnuenc, of the Dresden Confer
ence. There is deficit in the finances
for the year Of n, 1917 forins.
The Emperor had granted an amnesty to
Z political prisoners. The government has
demanded from Sardinia a passage for It's
iroopsin case Of a rupture. a''5s
TURKEY = The Austrian Ambassador has
received The assurance OF the p1r'e hat
klossu,h, Bathyany, Misser, and the 4 NO
Penlss shall be detained at Kutnyah, The
Fugiiiyes,some 60 in number will be re-
leased.
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Explosion in Philadelphia.

THTau6IPhTH, Way q.
Editors Cddis Seunnei
terrible explosion occurred yesterday
7 \. the camphine establishment Of John b.
Ryan, on Washington street, in Southwark.
4he building was totally demolished. No
lives list.
Jenny Lind distributed over one thousand
dollars 10 chariiies, being The mel proceeds
OF her conceit here on Saturday night last.