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Ff7m Do Lor
TO MY OWN LOVE.

lhetas cot human muruaur IN the air
u i the aIent h1sh n idnight hour
A1d AT around ne 'upAth sleeps Aoyrav -vfus
Asa calmly resting nov My yearniue souI
T. s.zhiug werpIng fer ther. deareEt Gene
And miuze With its teHrs and sghs and throtz
All that are cushing swelling IN thine own
Wrought By the fever of passion high
Pulssting 10 it, spths Come N me. love
Close eioge begdke me Dearest hou sri Aeye
md sTpYy wild en- tion q my heart,
Walked By loves power resistess. Is of
And tears and sigh and thr0bbings row a.
From grief to gl-Insgs from despair to bliss, e-a
To evsTa0wings Of 4 deep and keen
And dear dsiicions rapture
siFaetest love.
Place thy dear arm beneath my dropping head,
And let me fondiy nestle o. thy heart,
Then tlru those soul-lit eyes and press
Ny painting lips to taste The ecstacy
Impaired by zach long and iBzering kiss.
All, 10 listening the music sweet
The burning melody Of fty d. ar vice,
Whose every word with hery impress falls
Upon my spirits tremn bling chords intense,
Dnutterasie feeling struggles there
Bepd my ear low unto my trembling lips
AndE VIII softly whisper to Thy heart
" nat 10 fhis hour u sweet be5siideripx biiss
Thou art tp me. isfsthy own dear bride
That calls thee dearest husband
All my own
u it not ,bouudless nameless. maddeuiny ioy
To our EnEsd hearts 70 reyei in the deep
The Wild excess 0f passion uuccnsr5gIeds
In its exfau-tless, irfrsistible
Outpouriugs II delight and eestaey
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Ericssons only brother is said TO be the most distu
guished engineer in Sweden lie has just completed
gnifcent work at Stockholm, and is engaged at
the request of the Emperor of Russia in constructing
canal the lakes Of Findand with the Baltic
The house in which these two brothers born has
been purchased BY the Swedish Government for preserya
tion as public monument.
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LtScaryG- There Las been a lynchng affair in Alr-
,heny City, Pa free negro was charged with betray-
ing the place Of refuge Of runaway shave He way
laid by who threw bag his head leading
him to the woods about milo and half from town.
where they beat him in most cruel The whole
of bis back into strips Of flesh, oyefhangug
another presenting horrible appearance The whipping
inflicted with rattan which broken almost to
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MINiATUBE EogAG ERTherei is now lying at the South
Georges Dock gate tle yacht called the Swan, which
is attracting consider b. attention. she is shortly to
take her departure Australia The vessel sppsars to
BE- about sixty and the is ftt8g out for her
voyage and has received tho greater Fart OF her
board Her il is said will consist Il five persons
and should this be thcre would he Captain mate,
earuentsF a buatswain and The vessel is a
pretty yacht and viii be most likely to make the voyage
safely She intended TO tGae from port to another
her arriYal Australia Liverpool Courier, I'd inst
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A MElANcHoLY CASE The Cincinnati Commercial, Of
the 22i ut says; y5ung girl named Ceestina Ober-
ly sent lunatic to the Commercial Hospital yes
tgriay afternoon, by E-grs Dsnnetell and Rowecamp.
She sent by her parents about eight months since,
to Nunnery New Orleans, to prevent her being
married, and few days go she returned ravip ma
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DID FELLOWS, REST Vaults in this

nDD FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
Cemetery by plying PERs0N Ifea
The City Hall, Firs District JAMES sSere1y'
Camp Up stairs; Rev. CHARLES WHItAL Noe rs
panBds rset ard . NJ COREY. sekla Coz No. A0 Canal
street.
price stcckbong LODGE for the burial o. mem
be m Siockh0idng Lodges T ths burial 81
chilli all other buTias the q auI VIII be $s
Invariably,
uuuo respecting the hhSI
arpy 10 q DUNLAP Chairman Of Committee NJ. -
C1,aI ..fref JAMES FURNEAUX,
.et.s-i vGa sssrstgr, Of thr board Direct
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RELIGION syp BraNEss-t layman in Providence La
who occasionally exhorted Mt evening meetings thus
planned his belief in the existence If Deity Brethren
am just confident that there is Supreme Being, as
am that there is flour in Neworieans and that know
for certain, yesterday received from there let oi
three hundred barrels of fresh superfne which will sell
as low as any other person in town.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-03

The Americans residing in Paris have resolved to sign
petition addressed to the President of tie United
States General Pierce requesting him to retain in oee
Mr. Goodrich, the present Vice Consul OF the United
States in Paris.
Mr. Goodrich is the successor Of Mr. Walsh. and has
made himself very popular with the French well his
own cOuntrymen.
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citizen Of Rome under the reign OF Augustus after
having suffered greatly from the civil wars left behind
him his death three thousand and six hundred yoke
OF oxen two hundred and fty Thousand head Of smaller
cattle and (what almost included in the description
oatte four thousand hundred and sixteen ssyes
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lished in n letter from Norfolk
The I fr-ato Tartan il here, of which you are
avae. have learned from OF her r1eel hat since
the IbU4uon hugeIng il navy, te ien who we're
disposed do thr duty seeing thcy were Conpsed 10
more tna in consrquenc- " large poftlon
Of nrn Ueing confined for neglect OF duty ru1 various
other offences took II hsaaa that sonetn
prevent tEs eotiauhnre OF such state
II things Th-v therefore forAe themselves into vzi
lance committee aut tol upon thrnseiyrs the punish
ment OF u, ud-rs BY tue SHg them aud vy them
half dozen "a dozen with tne the required
the officer OF the deck being Away particularly obFo u
just about the time that the operation performed
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Kr OF THE FEEzoH ENgREss. The NswYork National
Democrat says Several Of tAe rsiations Of the En-
press Of France residents Of this city and bear the
Of Kirkpatrick. They very p9ec and employed
the manufacturing OF brushes IAsy VIII hail the good
fortune Of their with satisfaction and look for
some smiles hr good luck One Of them will
leave fer Frnee socu he raise money sufficient
to pay his passage
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sih the provisions Of the thirty
fh Il Of Coz soaon, berety given tha the
llin. bills mp III Taxes the e Of New OAn now put
IN sut ~ blalr Vi New Oeanson. T. H. ktnaedy
Judge
The persons appended hereby cited appear
aud contained in said Tax Bills in fifteen en
tha dDte thereof, W IL. GARLAND Treasurer
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4 FACT Nor GENERALLy hSowN-Tsmmany Society
was originally purely Native American Association.
When the peace seventeen hundred and eighty
was established an unusual number of foreigners landed
on these shores Soon after their arrival they formed
various societies composed entirely of ther own country
Of the OF these combinations was that no
person should have dealing with, make purchases Of
individual member of their several institutions
10 couneraet the injurious effect OF this iiudged and
most ilnbera measure the Old knickerhockers the
native residents OF this city universally dsnot-
mated founded Tammsny Society which derives It's tiae
from St Taniuauy Indian warrior. distinguished fer
his honesty and love uf country. In the year
ninety-eght this institution, having accomplished tie
object fits erection and being apparent that more
cn -hteued stata Of feeling existed ia the eomnurfty II
abandoned is original course ana became pot-eai As
| soeation n Y Sunday Mercury
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FEI.LE EnueRsTIoS TO cALFvBSrA.--An unusuaLy
sge number o females arrive weekly in CaifuEus 1hs
Placer Times ssy their Influence for good hardly be
estimated At their presence the gTm5ling houss closes
as tn uah magic bad been waved befe -e its
doors. and the people away Irom the Tia1in5
sal Gad honscs dissipation BY attraction which,
though apparently gentle Is al powerful At the incon
IT,, Of every days the dawn OF California
| erows brighter and brighter.
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At Baltimore the strikers ahead O. the employers
mostly The latter solieited the appoint nsns of
mittee Of journeyen meet L--y their proposition
closing the matter SucN conEaittes - 9G.sd r-f
instructed yied hGis from thelr d-nIaui for
IS per ceet advance. Two thousand nine hundred
are yet the striks tive taousand have gone to
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Ior..

BnLLY BownEGs.-Geu Blase. who arrived At Jackson
vi3e, few days ago his way to Washington fnforms
the editor Of the News that Indians in at the
pest WHEN be left ostensby to make purchases at the
suffers store but in fact obsrvs the state Of things
aauog the pale faces Bovlegs, bis arriving IN the
atoa ana reporting his agreement made at Washington
lad his wife taken away from him penalty but be
Afterwards recanted aud she him Billy
then went down South where he has been since The
separation from his vfc about the substance OF the
tory reported Of his being depoaed from his ch fancy
He stands in great dread Of those who oppose the ezra
ton and informed has Observed profound silence
ncs bis been back lie is thought to be in favor OF
removal but the nation is dgidsd that subject and
his adhercHts fear press H. Gen Blake informs that
Sam Jones aud AssHWah strongly opposed to the
removal and have brought about the present state Of
things, Sam Jones still retaining paramount influence
with the tribe 1t is stated that Jumpr Of the dele
aton from the West took pains to ascertain the number
Indians in the country and put them at not three
hundred Of all ages and Gen Blake intends to urge
on the Government an immediate military movement.
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A NENy Pr,cE-sARER White Mr. Golden is piping his
peace pastoral in London. sua betting thas the French
will never attempt invsds England Ny Naysmyth ofs
the great iron factory PaIicroft, in udc
rous contrast. wonderful discovery. lie has invented
sginst which vessel stand fer Instant.
You have only he asserts 70 plant couple of thess lr
in earh port snd haIber the coast and
then dispense sth at other means aud Appliances OF
Let eucuys dec. approach the harboe protected,
with single match the train is nred the shell rises in
the air and falling the doomed vessel shiysrs is into
= Thousand pllntrs and seuds it 10 the hotter1 Never
Invention more compete-at least on paper. IL .
| II llly touch and GO
A correspondent of the National Inteligeucer
msntipg upon the probable ihhuenee this enigma Of DE-
ruetiun destined 70 exercise upon general diplomacy
\ apty remarks:
We hot sanguine. hut really hcpe Sayssayths
mortar nay be successful Ii il posib,s TO sink
shp-to destroy "A regiment single bos-te Do TINS
easily. ehesy rapidly. at all taas aud In all piasss
there would he more Men would net darr -
make 10 victory would De worth ths hsess seuia
cost It certainly Is not At this .us nnt wAn ,s tre
wholesale dvstroyers- the price Paid ker fietosy soA
be inealeaksben =. n.
Right Aud we ferrenty haps. fhersfore. that NJ.
Naysmy tn viii 70 ahead with his infszna aaehins tNsN
! lQTk ESpcsss 5sg ss4 = n sss.z -
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BAeouErER Asp Sroks PulNTER.-A correspondent III
the Scientific American gives tho feliowing
Put two draehms Of pure nitre aud half draehm OF
chloride Of aamons reduced 10 powder into two ounees
Of purs alcohol snd place this mixture glass tube Of
about ten inches oug and proportionate diasaeter the
rer extremity II which Hust covered wth piece Of
sn or bladder pierced with small holes If the weather.
Is to the solid matters reman az the bottom Of thu
tube. aud the alcohol Is Transparent usual III rain
fall in short time q the solid particles rise
aud fail in tbs alcohol which become somewhat khek aud
tr0ubad. When storm. tempest, even squall il
about 10 all the solid matters ris fron ths bet
Of the tube and form a the suut3ce OF the
lhol which appears B state Of fermentation. These
appearances take place twenyour hours before tha tenn
pest and tie point Of the horizon fGzn VII It Is
to blow is Indicated bythe particles gatherias mast en-
the side Of the tube opposite to that part from Wheaes the
wind is to come. p
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WATER PANT MIXES " It'll LIME--Oue-
treIl sackei mixed dry BRiDGHWArER slSEA sud
addition ~H'er, viii staaa
weed tue Aorth and tested
yp4H the lposes as ! mised with OIL
dry barrels and half bnrU sud IN oil in kegs BY
poy!5 6. c. BOeENT / Co, 10 Camp street,
Agents I The States Of Lopals, Aaoams mississippi aRd TsEas
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Madame de Montijo the mother of the new Empress,
Spain The osensibe Of her depHr-
to look after her estates but it is said that her
presence Paris is extremely dagreeable To the Impe
4 rial family.
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HEAL7H OF CrTrrs-rho following statement comprises
the deaths n Of the Atlantic cities for the week
ending February 9 and tbeir proportion to the popua-
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PREFARATIoNs EAiisRArE 70 cALiF0sSTA.-TAe CIG-
einnati Atas OF the 18Th nit says:
The annual overland emigration viii commence.
The preparation already sounding and lew
,FEo drIuELailed Ud lime by the foEelok,
r. already mlFiug the their way the
gln "a, r-naezvsus the Missouri Yesterday
ian.l large wagons. zach drawn BY x fine mules,
which we're shipped on a steamer Tor ct LCu.s
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Lieut. George W. Chapman U $. N, died at his resi-
lence in Philadelphia on the 2Qth nit.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Later from Havana and Kew west

BY the arrival Of the steamship Isabel Charleston
dates from Havana and Key West To the I'D ait have
been reeevedthree days later from the former port than
brought by the Empire City We make up the fol-
loving suusrnary ofneTs from the Charleston Courier
Among the passengers Is q Hamilton Jones Esq Pri
vate Secretary TO the Hon King who ID btarer of
Dispatches from our Consul at Havana to Wellington
We gratifed TO learn from Mr. Jones that ihe health
Of the Vice President elect ia much improved He s at
from Matsnzas, that gentleman having politely rendered
him the Of his house Mr Jones describes the place
a. being exceedingly beautiful and says that Mr. King
etms thoroughly To enjoy himself there Mr. Jones lett
zuine to his speedy recovery The sugarhotse in Mr.
Kings has proved very effeaeious sf0fdiug him
almost instantaneoas relief Mr. King ia accompanied BY
two nieees and two nephews
The telegraphie account published In the Courier on
Thursday Of the Misunderstanding between Mr.. King
and the Captain General Is substantially correct 1t is
however, definitely settled although interview took
place between the parties.
we from another passenger by the ISABEL that
existed in Havana in consequence II the
which placed board the 9 mail steamship En-
pre City Capt Wndie for New Orleans, the 18th inst,
fy the ageuts. Slessrs Drake & Co.
It said that the authorities have adopted this
In urder possible to discover Creoes IN the Island
engaged in corresponds with the Of the
United States On the 2 st inst however the Con
sui at Havana Judge Sharkey addressed tommunca-
the Captain General protesting IL ia said IN
gee against the right Of the Cuban authorities q
Arch airy U. mat steamship. Our nflrT1ant farthr
that he believes nonse had been received by
Consul prior 10 the departure Of the Isabel Tbs
Isabel boaever. permitted to leave port without
dergoing any examination the communication, there
lore. Of Consul seems to have had desirable effect
r. X Collins, Esq the enterprisng protector Of th-
Collins Line Of Liverpool Steamships, also arrived fcn
Havana IN the Isabel
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NlrotEoy III, AND THE PaussIAN NEwsPAPERs.-A cabi
council held Berlin the 10Th Of January, to
deliberate on complaint made by the French em6assa-
dor respecting The Injurious attacks upon bis By
of the Prussian newslareEs The Weser Gazette,
Shich makes this statement adds that after long dis
cssio It was resolved recommend to the jonrna5
complained of the adoption Of mlder tone when advert
ug to Louis Napoleon ard to remind hem Of the Judicial
punsheuts Of which hpy risk in eliminating the
| ksrnch Gcyernment.
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The Austrian Charge Cheyalier Hulsenan returned 70
ashinzton very quietly frw days since, and resumed
his oficiaI duties The even, was not announced
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KEY WEST NEWS.
We copy the following correspondence Of the Courier
dated Key West, the I'D

we copy tne lohoNn9 cures lohdeHce oA tue IouE9eE
dated Key West, the I'D
The bark A II. kimball Of Rockland. Ne, Jeremiah
Sleeper master Of the burtb.n Of 23 from NewOr
leans Philadelphia with cargo Uf sugar. cotton and
pork arrived in this port the 18th Instant in leaking
condition On Thursday, the 18th instant. came in
tact with large ship supposed be the Sisters of Ii
verp 3ol had bows bossprit carried away lost
head gear bobstay and all attached had knight heads
started aud suffered other damage. The BARK dis
charging by order OF Board Of survey further
nation. Consigned to James Flior
On the lgLh Instant the sElP Howard, Capt Reid ar
iy,d here leaking che bound from NeH0riean- f0r
NrwYurk direct and has IN fun cargo OF cottou ada
provisions Consigned TO BOVINE Curry.
The Danish bark sophie Is loading with the cargo o.
the brig Cambyses. coudemned and VIII sa1 IL lew day
| fJr Liverpool
The wreekrrs have succeeded in saving nearly tht
whue oi ,he cargo Of the ship NathaLl-i himtali Tbs
salvage has yet teen adludscaLed.
The Of the snip Lucy viii be areutd to-day, and
as tins urdInAry merit, the Wreektrs VAL
| probably reap A rch AnI just reward
TIE 6arR Mop4ug Capt Lime Is still in port, bu. wii
sail New YORK a lev days.
The JUha Burgess. Sterling master Il no"
repairing viii be ready take in car4o IN Jew days
1 Savage not yet deereed.
Ihe U s. ship Cyane has been at Iortugas ior sewers
lays Ihe Jyans mas thoroughly clsssed and fag
ni,Led She has .aied Ter ~ No further
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orc, Brs.xrss Goods were .od in Louisville last
week bot three days beore were on the shelves in
NeWlork
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The corps Of engineers surveying the route Of the Ycks
burg Shreveport and Texas Railroad within tweut
miles of Monroe the 22d ut They probably reache
tlat place last week, completing the surrey.
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FURNITURE. ETC.

EtANAL STREET UHNIT u K L -
NJ :s I'M fsl5:F fs17aiEs asT
TING below bsroruo, ths
ClgrTI - '
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ASorHfR SrRikF-we understand there has been
general strike among the eoadiggers in all the Pitts
hurgh. Monopgahea and Houghiogheny coal-mines.
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Spring MATTRESSES-THE GREATEST
- .oMFoRr AND lRotorgR or HEALTH OF THE A@tl
No HUilbuGi .. .. ,.,,, -,.-r,,,
Ma TUFA TDeY, psyiiso 5 Row, Cro1d@s street. between roy
nd =ya n urass, niNnu'u,ss olg. g eny 81 s{ si y
dol gpwud SltiNs MAI iffESeo0
| h. testu ut,irrial. tor the lUcr charg q.
suitable Southern
sn adopted by Pescu would prevent nSny OF The s
Which euEsnisr- by elius tlose IN common
use. Nh gs-ea fnky Lngran. The sPra- Msrs
prtrey % perfect ventilation inside ana with common
car WI. bat yearA.
y B. When orlcrs i- end a should bo
screi acclaev rule feet and inches between ne
ros likewise ne wanted
10 pad a-t!sl- oi al value Nil te Urn aet.
s. SPRING, HAIR MOSS and MATTRESSES and
KIND u LPOLSIEK 10, suli-l agy glantty - uAIs
/ prices W. Z. utAkE, Dty.dsor'' hpv,
/ sov.5 Sm Lsr,DI-@- street.
| FURNITURE MANUF ACTORf, TchUupitoa-
q rect Tirt ani Foarh L. ~ huIs gf
FURNfTUEE aad CABIN WARE q bAqt 'r l,e ~ n.ange
the Wood Tuning executed 70 or et
,rils ISos JoH's BAETcEY.
| EOHE B. BURGEN has removed his -GSaSs
4 ay FURNITURE iromN No. iai TO Ne So hAsA- y
z1NE STREET, nrnsday the Arcade where
the
his frIsnhE and 49, "
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as Cnntlient tnat Lner Is htlns Hs
that there is Hour in Neworeans and that 1 know
for certain yesterday received from there lot Of
three hundred barrels of fresh superne which will sell
low any other person in town.
citizen Of Rome. under the reign OF Augustus, after
having suffered greatly from the civil left behind
him at his death three thousand six hundred yoke
oi oxen hundred and 6fty Thousand head Of smaller
cattle and (what almost included in the description
ut eattls thousand hundred and sixteen syes
Madame de Monto, the mother Of the Empress,
is to Spain The cstensibe of her depar
ure is to look after her but it is said that her
presence in Paris is extremely di4agreeabe to the Impe
rial family,
The corps OF engineers surveying the route Of the ycks-
burg Shreveport and Texas Railroad within twenty
miles of Monroe on the 22d ut They probably reached
tIiat place last week, completing the survey.
DR. Copeland says that the sap oil Of walnut put in
the tar relieves the Of csrache lie
also deeoction Of walnut leaves to wash
| bald places on the head TO restote the hair.
| Mr. Rakn who shot VIM Govlns al stirling Arkansas.
few days since has been examined and discharged Gu
the ground that he acting only in self deenee GOV"
ins S wound will mol prove fatal.
oyfRrLcw The Colorado Tribune published at Nata-
ts b,pk at that point and below and flooding the
p.aires. -
The boie. Of one Of the locomotives the West Feli
cta Raroad exploded on the ia ult., injuring one
white man and two negroes,
A musician named Gsrbererd, belonging to the I. s
Band Newport Barracks, committed suicide last week
by shooting himself Family troubles the cause
=-==---
The new steamer Thomas Swami. recently built a
Louisville to run between that place and Wheeling ha
been completed She is spoken of beautiful craft.
ASorHFR SrRikF-We understand there has been
general strike among the ooadiggers in all the Pitts
burgh Monougahela and Youghiogheny coal-mines
The Austrian Charge Cheyalier Hulsenan, returned
W ashington very quietly rw days since, and resune
his official duties. The event was not announced
otIc, Bfs.Srgs--Goods we're seid in Louisville las
wcek vheh but three days before the shelves
: NeWGolk.
, Lieut. George W Chapman, U $. N, died at his rel
1 l.1phfa tha ,lt
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The new steamer Thomas Swami, recently built at
Louisville to run between that place and Wheeling has
been completed She is spoken of as beautiful craft.
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musician named srberera, belonging to the T. S,
Rand at Newport Barracks committed suicide last week
bv shooting himself Family troubles the cause