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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-28
Second Dispatch.

A strong northwest wind blowing when the fire
broke out, the flames spread with great rapidly
Seven wholesale establishments were completely
destroyed, viz TreadweIl IL Sons extensive
bakery on Front street, D. W. Mainwaring Il
Co, Jones IL Rowland, c. Harris 81 Co, X. w.
Reynolds Il Co., Dusenburys bell foundry and
Davidson 81 Yonger's extensive cracker bakery
Several other buildings were greatly damaged
The ship Great Republic was burnt TO the
waters edge. She was scuttled, but the water was
too shallow, and she is still burning. She was
nearly full Of freight, of which nothingw was saved.
R ne pacne. snip Iosepn aser anu anu clipper hed
De Witt Clinton was nearly DESTROYED. The
clipper ship White Sqnall was towed down the
stream envelopsd in flames. The loss Is esii-
mated at 81 100000, but will doubtless greatly ex-
coed that amount.
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Fire!--A gentleman, on Monday having fixed
himself comfortably before his parlor fire, with a
choice Havana in his mouth, and newspaper in
his hand, suddenly startled from his comforta-
BILE posture by discovering that his morning gown
was in blaze; spark from the cheerful wood
pile having isuted the garment. Fortunately the
progress Of the element was stayed before any
bodily injury ensured.
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no CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
va Prize Tickets must be returned before they
can be renewed or cashed.
ls3- All orders from distance for Tickets in
the above Splendid Schemes win be promptly and
faithfully filed, and official drawings sent TO all
who order Tickets. Address, a
R. FRANCE Sc CO., Managers,
Nov. 27-d&tw Baltimore M
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The City.-We have noticed large number
of strangers in Washington, who have come hther
to enjoy the holydays.
Hundreds Of persons yesterday visited the Capt.
toll, and obtained fine view of our beautiful city
and charming neighborhood from the dome OF
that edifce.
The weather being pleasant thousands of per-
sons awaited themselves of the attractive prone
made.
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The German Yagers.--During an interval in
their ball proceedings, on Monday night, Captain
Schwarzman, Of that corps, was presented with
handsome sword.
Some of the Baltimore German Yagers were
present. Judging from the comparative size of
the officers and privates, whom we yesterday saw
on their way to the cars, homeward bound, that
company select their officers from among the tall
est Of their number.
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Tremendous Fire In New Y0rk--The Shil
Great Republic Burnt.

New YORK, Dec. 27--An immense fire occurred
this morning, by which FIVE large wholesale foui
warehouses on the wharf, and three or four ships
including McKay's mammoth vessel, the Great
Republic, Were completely destroyed. Several
other ships We're greatly damaged. The loss is
immense -
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.Gelegrapbir
By the House Line, expressly for the Sentinel.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20--Ihe steamer Pacific, with
dates from Liverpool 10 the 18th, arrived at her
wharf this afternoon al o'clock. She brings 100
The Pacific passedthe Atlantic at noon on Sun
day, in lat. 40, AZ.
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool on Sunday
morning, the 18th inst.
Russia and Turkey.
The greatest naval battle since Navarino has
been fought, with terrific loss of life. The total
destruction is twenty-one ships of war, with seve-
raj transports
On the Both OF November the entire Russian
fleet from Sebastapool under Admiral Machikof,
consisting OF twenty-four sail, appeared of the
Turkish harbor Of Sinope, where Vice Admiral
Osman Bey lay with fourteen Turkish vessels.
The battle Immediately commenced and the shore
batteries being of no use, the Russians succeeded
in forcing the harbor
The Turks fought like devils and would not
surrender. With most desperate bravery they
fought until one ship after another was sunk,
blown up, burned, or destroyed. Seven Turkish
frigates, two corvettes, one steamer, and three
transports, with several thousand men, were to-
tally lost, the men all perishing. Osman Bey, the
Turkish vice admiral, was taken prisoner.
Each Of the Turkish ships, besides their crews,
had 500 troops on their way to Circassia. They
also had money 10 pay the feet all Of which was
lost
The Turks, notwithstanding the destruction of
all their vessels, sunk seven Russian ships, two
two steamers. The battle lasted only one hour
The remainder OF the Russian feet was so shat
tered that il could scarcely reach Sebastapool.
All Europe was in a furore of excitement and
the opinion is general that European war can
no longer be averted.
The Turks continued to gain the advantage.
and their loss in the great naval engagement,
under the circumstances, is fully equal to that of
the Russians. On the line of the Danube there
was no movements.
h N
LIvERPooL, Dec -Cotton--demand moderate
from the trade and for export. Sales Of the three
days. $4,000 bales, Of which spectators took
5000 bales Surat. The following are the quota
tons by Miigan's circular: New Orleans fair
60; middling, 9; upland fair, 90; upland midding,
81.
Trade in the manufacturing districts has slightly
improved.
Breadstuffs.- Flour has further advanced Is. Cd.
per barrel. The quotations are western canal
BIS; Ohio and Baltimore, ess. 3d. Corn is un-
changed.
Lard has declined Is. 3d.
Sugar--demand good from the trade, and freely
met by holders. Coffee in active demand, with
prices unchanged
Consols are unchanged-the quotations are e4i
q 94a
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CPLENDID Lot of New Fancy Goods for
~ Presents. Ten large cases Of Paris and Lon
don magnificent fancy articles, the richest and
newest in the country, just imported by steamer
ASIA will be opened and ready for sale on Tues
day morning. Never was offered before in Wash
ington by ourselves larger or richer collection of
Fancy Goods than we do now. All selected with
the greatest care and taste and imported from the
manufacturers, and will be sold at the very lowest
mark. tE
T. BASTIANELLI 81 Co.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods and Perfumery,
Unoer Browns Hotel.
Dec 2O-3t (m)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-19

A MR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years. by the use OF three tut
bes 9f tie Magnetic Ointment had hS kGa entirely
stored, and now has beautiful head of hair any
could wish. His age is about so years.
OF Mr.. Warren of this town. IA years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle BE had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail II one
most TO skeleton. By the Of few bottles the 0nt
ment he Thoroughly cured and for months past has
enjoyed robust health.
This was an extreme case of ina1arsatio of tie sples
OF long standing has variety of treatment from less than
e9ht different physicians without receiving benet-was
cured by the of only four bottles of the Magnetic Ont
ment This four months ago and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able TO attend her usual
household duties have treated two cases of Chronic Sore
Eyes with the Ointment both Of the patients so RearLy
b, need attendant to lead them from place to
place. One of them had been afflicted Is wears the other
about 9year They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and one of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds dollars in
efforts TO effect They now bY Use of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and are able 10
read and attend to any ordinary business. have used the
Ointment in number ofcases of Piles and in no cass bus
failed Gt geihg iaBIetiats RELIEF and Qsaediga permanent
have also used il beneciay In severe cases of Ery
spelas And last but least have within the last wear
cured four Of CANCER by the Of tie Magnetic
Ointment alone .s......
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which is recommended, confidently
commend it to be Of the most useful remedies Of
fered to tie public. Respectfully Yours,
BURTON UUBBELL, n. d.
Dated Jan 81, 1850, Amelia, Ohio.
The character of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this CITY. There quite number of ndi-
vduals who ascribe their restoration to health 10 the Of
Tins extraordinary Ointment. ta
For sale by II. G. SCOYELb
BERRY 4 DEMOvILLE, O.
may6 CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

ALUCNLA, I'd. -
THE above HOTEL open for the reception of hA
/ PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDEES I:.44
This long established and wellknown House has under
gone thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
new and fashioneble FURNITURE.
The TABLE wil always be supplied with the BEST the
market affords and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
course both with servants and the regulations Of the house
generally be will be enabled to give entire satisfaction to
those that may favor him with their patronage
ian4g-iv trv JN0. w. SPEAR.
. ~ UNPOWDEl Elt-MANUFACTURED BY TIE
II HAZARD Powder Company of Connecticut:
1000 kegs Kentucky Bile Powder. 25 lbs each.
500 halfkegs do do do l24 do do;
$50 or. keys do do do 6H do do;
500 kegs Deer do do Is do do;
. 1000 kegs Blasting do 25 do do;
500 lbs do l5 kegs each) do les do do;
300 eaniS'ers fine Rife do pound.
Tue above pow der has inst been received direct from the
nlauulaccry Of The Hazard Powder Companythe quality
Of winch well known throughout the United States All
orders promptly Gled BY application my Powder DsPot
North Fast corner Public Square. Nashville.
ALSJ-25O 900 feet Safety Fuse of best quality.
5. Ii. LOOMS, Agent
narcli25 for the Hazard Powder Company.
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20 IIroHlngs forwarded % COrrespOudents by he trsl
mails after the lotteries are drawn. -
Correspondents viii please order few DAYS before
the lotteries are drawn.
There large per eentae in favor OF those purchasers
who order BY the Package and the chances Of drawing fa,r
Of the largest Prizes in toe Scheme are thereby
ADVISE the purchaser Packages Of Tickets in every in
~ HANK Drafts or Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
al sight viii DC promptly remitted TO those C6rres,pf
who draw prizes at L II FER cos ~
~ Remenbcr-A PACKAGE of TIckETS can d-,vv ro,-n
OF the most splci.Gd prizes in a scheme
- In order to Fortune and the cash
only to remit cash Drafts or prize tickets 10 The l5 Esth
shed .T iarnedand truly fortunate Exchange and ot,srv
DIoSers, . PYFER 4 CO.,
liy3c-lm No Light street Baltimore MI
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ALARMING RUM0Rs!
SINGULAR EXPOSE AND HIGHLY INFLANED STATE
OF FEELING.

SINGULAR EXPOSE AND HIGHLY INFLAMED STATE
OF FEELING.
Caused by the astonishing reports which spreading Ike
wlidire already extend from end Of the American Con-
hnen to the other rsing the sensibties and startling
Ike THE TRUMP OF THE ARCH-ANGEIA - .
Mankind from their inexcCsable and amentabe merit;
ae 70 me most nervous aud intense excement-opening
the eyes OF The hGmsn family 10 b. d. = ---
a NOMENTOUS SURJECT
which vitality concerns their dearest Interests mad RAISING
the drapeTy curtain that concealed from mortal vision for
unnumbered ages
THE GLIMPSES OF THE FUTUREl
Kuulnrs disclosing clearly to the asonshed senses OF un
old mutitudes the Adgs CperaRd by which individuals
from every grade society suddenly become the proud pos
SCISSORS of
PRlNCELY WEALTH
through the workings OF that rns. beautiful system gene
rousy given the world BY the untiring rest
less philanthropy of those well known beneclors Of the h-
race. p -
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PATENT CHGPPING MILL,
For ChOuDinC Corn or other Gra

An article ioiica sgery Farmer sloyl5 haze.
7 will grind with one two horse power, from four to
I've bushels h0ur-either fine for bread for
stoc-and is simple in its construction that any boy
twelve Old keep in order andrun H. 1t is adap
ted to either-SteaIn, " ater or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right of manufacturing and selling
the above Mill IN Tennessee, TO Messrs. j. Cowan and
Howard Of Nashville persons wishing to purchase can
ind them OF j. Seaburys College street. where they
Ail be happy TO take orders BOSS ADAMS.
sug2s,
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TEXAS LANDS.-We have $4,000 Acres Of Land,
lying in various portions Of Texas which will be sold
low; exchanged in part for fine Jack, Stallion, two
three fine Carriages good Brood Mares de- The titles
good. The patents be by calling at Office The
land is all Of excellent quality consisting Of timber and
prairie.
+ AISO.-600 Acres Of first rate Cotton Land living on
Cumberland rver in the neghborhood of the Hermitage.
II is all under good fence and high state Of cultivation
1t is susceptible of being divided into four five small
tracts with pleasant building site each and well wa1ered
with never falling Springs.
GLOVER & BOYD Agents.
july 80 No 80, Cherry Street.
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HuNrsv1LLE. a.. March 3. 1s50

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, March 3, 1859.
DR. BLEDsoE-SIR: Judging from the certificates you
have already advertised it viii Be almost unnecessary for me
to add further evidence in regard the healing virtues OF
your Compound; but mnst say that for years suffered
great deal from Dyspepsia and enlargement of the Spleen
and thought that never would recover commenced tax
ing your compound about nine weeks since and have gained
25 or 30 pounds and feel about as well as | ever did
HENRY j. GOFF
~ The above medicine is for sale in every Drug Store in
the city and most of the towns in the State G. W HEN,
DERSHOTT, General Agent for whoesaleing the med
icins- q Price 81 per pint ROttle. novlS-lvd tr
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UNIVERSITY OF NA2HYHLE-MKDIcAL DEPART.

d MENT.
THE Third annual Course Of Lectures in this Department
Il viii commence Tuesday the first of November next
and continue TIL the first of the ensuing March
PAUL F. Eve, NJ. d. Principles and Practice of Surgery
JoHS NJ WATSON, NJ D., Obstetrics and the Diseases Of
Women and Children.
A BrcnANAN N. D., Surgical and Pathological Anat-
ouy aud Physiology
w, H. RawLlse, NJ D. Institutes and Practice of SIedi-
cine.
O. 4 WISsroN, N. D.. Material Medica and Medical Ju-
rsprudence
RolERT 7. PORTER NJ D., General and Special Anatomy
j. bERRIES LNDsLEY. u. d., Chemistry and Pharmacy
WILLIAM T. BRGOs NJ. ID. Demonstrators OF An4turny.
The Anatomical will be open for students ON the
first Monday of October.
full FTeti5iaaTy Of lie lures viii be gwen by
the Professors commencing also the frs Monday Oe
tober. 81. = .-1
The Students will have free access to the State Hospital
Zee OF each Professor s5 MstrcGatiOn ticket s. Dis
seeting ticket $40 Graduation fee S25
Good board be obtained in the city at from 50 TO
50 per week Further information may be obtained by sd
dressing the Dean J. B. LINDSLEY NJ D.
Nashville July 30-w6tW- Daan.
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1FssfTTT r5TTr.s "e "iihout reading the POCKET
1t4oC lAfICS. Let one suffering f-5,r, . ssl.5
S ~oIge Tslp ~ le SIDE restless nights nerross e,n.
s1a He Nnoe Iah q Despeetse sensations ana oreT ~
the @ESGULAPluS Have the Married or tfs [ Is i.
be marrled any mpedimeni. read this tT7lly useful b a.
mas been the means Of saving thousands q unlrtnas
creatures irum the sery jaws of lesrh '9
~ Any person sending TE twenty-five GETS eo-
closed in letter. viii receive one COPY Of work v I
or hye copies wsH be sent for One Bol!su
address, (postpad9 DIR WI. YOUNG
nrsrchl6-iv 70 l5a C,,r,s.e \ o5i,,sssSJs,
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RED SPRINGS

RED SPRINGS .-.... .
M btake pleasure IN announcing numerous friends
w and patrons that are resdy TO accommodate
al who may wish to avail themselves of the benefits of
place Extensive Preparations have been made for tine COM
tort Doth Of the Invalid and the of pleasure we're
needless or Us to attempt set forth the value Of our place.
IN medicinal point Of view. Many, afflicted with various
diseases, have visited u.s. and after few weeks soloern,
particularly such as have been afflicted with Serofua, di
OF the Sn Stone in the Bladder and also OF the D
gesve System in general OF hese facts there an abun
dance Of proof and uany who have certified tothe and the
same have gone forth the afflicted people And have
at this time two living specimens Of Scroula cases cured
sound and we'll with u.s. 10 be seen as testimony to dec
l,ralion: one Of which almost hopeless case.
We are in Macon county, Middle Tennessee 2 miles east
of fIafyee county seat 60 20 miles fum Nashville
As miles turnpike aud the balance high ridge road and
other good country roads coming from every pontfrom
Lebanon, Wilson county Hartsvle Carthage Gainsboro
TonkinsFile, Glasgow, Gallatin, &c.
SAM. E HARE ! -
]. a TAYLOR, : Proprietors.
mayl2-T wsm s. B. PEYTON,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Inc Truly Fortunate and Fsr-ssmad
LOTTERY Agents and Brokers.
FER & CO.
No. ! L1eaT SrRxer R.r-T,,osp ~, ,

Read the wholesale benefts bestowed Iasf ,oop,h fi
4 si.5Vle sold 10 new Correspondent in Alabama.
Sla,oVe sold 10 Club in Georgia
$4,000 sold 70 Farmer in Ohio .as au,s = -
$4,000 sold TO planter in Biissssinui
s. 900 sent to a Lady in Virginia -' p
Sl5,cOo sent TO an old Correspondent in Sou.h farE
$4,000 sold to Merchant in Baltimore = '''--
$4,000 sent in package Wholes to a Club in Penn
$1,000 sent IN package to Correspondent in n Carolina
$4,000 sent to Savannah, Georgia
For brilliant Prizes, always mail your orders,
-, :. PfFER& co, 10. 1 L{gkt strest. Balg,a9rs
The most successful nethed To draw a Prize Is to
. 1900 Package The experience Of every day strength
No such ,gord as Fur at p,,sy- e. n.
- Forward yo,lr orders without deayi w 81
~ The Certificate Priees of rscas.' Aus.' 1898.
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7 :
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE

DFFtNVV NVWNS, IIenIy coUtJ AN
INHs first Of the seventh annual session ofths d
College commences The second Hoadag "a Ssptela- n
Der 1888 and the second term the first Ao.dGy "a Tie H
t0H2,aia9 F;hsgarU
The Faculty consists Of nine experienced professors The
number of cadets in attendance last session 22
whom Is from Tennessee. The course Of studies e-
braces the Scientific of the u s Military Academy
and thorough instructions in history, English Literature
and the Greek and Latin Languages Students admit
ted 10 select course including Civil Engineering Modern
Languages, Book Keeping with Commercial practice and
other branches at theirOpti'n.
The Military feature is not introduced merely to difuSe
Military knowledge, but to promote discipline health and
physical development.
Charges for tuition boarding, rooms fuel lights washing
servants attendance, and of furniture and $50
Ter term. Surgeons fee So per For further inOr-
inaton address A. D. Smith, Esq, Louisville Ky, Smith
Johnson ~ Magazine street. New Orleans, b. r. john
son, Superintendent. july23 Idm&w4
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NASHVILLE. June aS- ls5a.

NASHVILLE, June ., 1888.
Coz. L. p. Cas- ATTAIN Dear SRI have been using
the Rea2ng and Moving Machine patenlented y Manney
OF Illinois, which you offering to the citizens Of Ten
nessee. It's SAVING MACHINE Il works
sad RAFIOLY The amount cut per day will depend
principally upon the speed of the team II the can
rave four miles per hour it win Reap Now fifteen acres
tea hours II isentitled to the confidence of the public
Respectfully J. SHELBY
/, L.F Bradley, managing the farm of DR. Shelby
make the following statement We have had for more than
week. one Of Col Cheathams moving and reaping
machines haveried il in clover and grain blown and
ged and now state that and cuts cleaner than the
sythe blade and that it viii per day much IA
hands and reap at least twentour per day
iune2g-t4w, L. F. BRADLEY.
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FURETTuRE! FURNITURE

7 AN just receyiDga fine assortment of Fur
Il niture Of the latest and most approved ~ E
styles which will be warranted recommendi ~
ed and win be sold cheap the cheapest. Having
larged my Ware roonas shah keep assortment OF Gil
berts superior Pianos also Window Shades Clocks, Mir
rors &C. Furniture of all kinds made to order Articles
sent free 70 the Railroad anywhere in the city Remem
Der 45, Union street, Cheap Furniture Depot,
ap27 T. H. MORTON.
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Manney's Reaper and
WOXYNr.

n REFER the Farmers TO the statements below made BY
Il Dr. John Shelby and l. +. Bradley. have seen it in
operation several times am satisfied of its great utility As
ne season advancing now offer those have hand for
$500. l. F. CHEATHAM
June2a 1888. Nashville Tenn.
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GRAEeENBERG CHILDRENs PANACEA.

MOST strange and TrecOncil Ibe fact at the
IA very threshold Of remarks this valuable med
cine. Ii is hs:that medical preparation adapted
the various diseases of children and YOUTH has ever been
offered the public while at the time il is established
by the most accurate tables ofmotalty that oaea the hQ
family die bsfOrs rocking the If fire yeaJs
Weshould suppose thato this great class of human su
ierers Onenaf Of the racethe most anxious and
attention would have been given: that medical skill
would have been taxed 70 its utmost capacity find
medicine which mothers and might resort under
the constantly recurring necessities which present them
selves IN this connection. The world is literally crowded
with medicines for Gdu but towards the suerings of c
dren has seemed to turn proper attention. No
has regarded their condition. No has seemed TO think
it possible that the rsvages of disease and death among them
might be stayed 1t that there numerous Yer
muCes and Cordals Of value, but oi these is
confined exclusively 10 two forms of disease The
Gaetenbeg Chdren Panacea is the only medicine extant
either hempheret ia al all worthy of being called
Childrens Medicine that supplies the great slu
ded TO.
It's Invaluable and unsurpassed in of infsnte aun-
dice gripping and Haiiency disTTha cuaneous erpiionS
the thrash teethng falling OF the fndureu convulsions
ricketts, ingwOl scald head measles cruun worms chol-
utLntum, wasting of the body and all diseases incident
the wears Of childhood. ...
Price 50 per bottle.
For sale all the Drug Stores in and country aud
by ALEX MACKENZIE
juyl5 Nashville, Tenn