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Personal intelligence,

Among the arrivals in he city, notice the Of
W CorcoraD Esq, the eminent banker of Washing
ton Mr.. Corcorsn is no less dstng usb he'd for his ~
raty and munifcence than for his ability anancie
and his fellow fownsmen therefore justly proud
him in respect As banker his position ia this
country ia similar that OF the Barnes' II London
The Ear, ard Countess Eesmete and suit. arrived in
Troy yesterday New York. They leave this
morning for the oos but will arrive time H.
attenc the opening ceremonies.
Collins Esq arrived at Detroit en- the 9th inst ,
with the intention Of ceedios Immediately Saut
Marie but the Free Press says he attacked with in
tn. Of DR. scovel
Mr. Bartlett late U s. Boup iary Commissioner and
Lieut. Jacket U S. Dragons who distinguished himself
at Palo Alto 10 the Mexican at Cape Vincent
Governor Howell Cooo Of G-o,g,a left Savsnnah for
New York the 10th Inst, In the steamship Augusta.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool in the eteam>p ArabiaMss Bolton and
sistr Mrs PRINCE London; Misc hunter dcfe aud
eldren and Mrs Ravens and child Jamsics Mr. mrs
NJ. Ms CAPT ion @Ts
trsy Love England Nj and Mrs Clark and child
MY Bus,apenA hugh s"n Mr Gsipeser bearer Of de-
Gr'en thsr,s,or, ash; az tIy~ hey y npi-
LnelG Oliver f f' Csssa sas.n MAS
T. Lut,eek Texas; Mr. hits Glasgow; u Dean New
Jas BarTi n Smith Dii h ' Cana
f f u 'o Noble hsd MT wa
9u Canada da a"e SR.SsDsry M Hchsoss
lh.,p.ol; Ferguson BaI1aursy: Cairns scotland;
s shi any t E' wes.y
ssr,y Browp M Mr. sessher ssnry Ds.s
schmidt, MI Laurent and others
From CsIoenas in bark Panchita-Mr Mckee.
DEPARTURES.
in the steamship Alabama, for savannah Beck c
Kit, DIR W Banks and in steerage.
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nittss sf 'x nsrshants were appointed BY the Ne~
Csrn cbssss to wait upon the President and represent
that institution 70 him and the cabinet.
The iDausstsland respectable gentlemen composing the
committee ssIeeted without the ighest references
to party dstnc ions being composed Of both wings aud
democrats.
New YoRx, July IL 1853
At meeting Of the members of the Exchxrg in
South street the ing gentle DominAtrd to
eeert Dittee OF six to wait President and
cal met ard I" repre- .eat them
This commi, consisted Of Edward Bill John L. Bulk
John no after consulting together
the followGr rsops - committee represent the
Which unsI ino usly approved viz
II Wo,e Peter l. Nevius
Joseph Net lum, Theodore Banks.
Alfred Barrett, Ezra Ludlow.
Private advices received by house In this city
from LONDON, stating that the 6rm Of Coem stol
tefoh bso made second instrument in favor Of their
ceors OF Is Cd the pound sterling, pay able the
9th int
Freights 7, Liverpool were again frmer yesterday.
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NORMA AT Castle GARDEN If any body can suggest a
more agreeable mode of spending summer evening
Il the occupation of seat Castle Garden balcony
while Max Mar.tzek's orchestra is performing Bel.
limbs pobert music side and the moonlight sur
Of the by il dotted With many dark hull and tiny
cat the other, should be glad to hear Of It.
Our limited notions Of sppness here below hardly
slize picture in shich many different eurces OF
epj combined Soft trains, obedisnt to
lures ri,e clearly and purely TO the auditor
the balcony q they resound to the Of
seat he foremost OF the psrq aette good opera
glass reveals The performers in almost proximity
beezes fan the flushed cheek, and the onempla-
tioD OF 81 unequsned scene Of calm moonlight speodor
batl e. tbsDi.d IN repore. Who would admire
who c"ulo c,iticise from such point of yis~Y
CnsceDuously speaking, affo-d, for once to he
pleased with every Steanone's Norma far
an impersopa ion Of the Dru dess often her
Vocalist lion perfect that Of soprano
be in The part. Here and there felt the want #
The mellow deep notes with which Gr,zi ard Ao mi are
won't steal hearts OF the AUDIENCE bat
wanting in this respect amply compensated by the
artistic display the passages ich fell naturally
within the If 'be singer more m aud effective
casta dt hsvt never spplsuded-s moro triu npn.
of the duo in the second few lovers
muse have Witnessed There straising At
effect with tangled ornament and his hao fori
ture Belins music conscien lou sly and sym
patheticsly rendered Twice the Of the
ing-sftsr the famous burst of wrath against Polio,
and sf'er the Iii fno alore-the audience insisted
an encore
Max Naretzek, whom reposed large share Of
responsibility ADDED fresh laurel to his b, his
orchestral management; overture, hymns and marches
executed admirably; if any svdesce Of the
musical talent Of old favorite had been needed the
frat part Of the first act of Norma" last evening"
would have amply supplied the deficiency Under his
leadership the Castle Garden orchestra Is seldom OK
ctled.
Even Salv did well; his acting raisone than
usual his energy less dinse and Wild Ia frst
he strained every to for his failures
by bril- liant oirplsy and gad to be able inform
readers that he moderately successful. Polone
IL by 10 means one of hs worst characters.
great att action, nothing less than Robert lie Dia
be- with the whole force of the troupe is announced for
Friday. We predict crowded house.
THR FEVER AT Aux CAYEs-The schooner Boomer
Capt. Tucker arrived yesterday in Is days from Aux
Cay reports the fever prevailing to alarming
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Marine Affairs.

TIE CuFARD STEAMSHIP AFRICA Captain Harrison left
at noon yesterday, with eighty eight passengers.
The GULF CURRENTS - The folio siug m.tnorapd Ia,
which picked up in a bottle about tn. middle of
June bea,t Ut New River lulet Flor NAV probably
give some bforDa ion concerning tns OF
Cut Ut hexlc Ship Palmyra. Of Bostou b. w Per
Inns, master lying TO II, der close reeed ,opsa
and foretopmast saysat January % and a. aod stii
blowing heavy nOrther. We sixteen q W. from,
ST. Tbomas West Ipoies aud have pad heao na. most
of the way lat 70 90 lon 81 IA as bar. ~ 65 Bound
Tor Apslschicols WALfEG A C. BRIGHAA
January % aid "a, 1853.
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DEATH BY FALL, &C ruuer U. DopDel Yesterday held
~ inquest III No a3 henry street, The body Csrha
riIe ihes, sged 30 years, NAIVE Of ireland me
10 he ctsfh ny Gcc'den'A falling out Of n wndow from
tbe hfst story INTO the verdict rendered
The jury Death caused by injuries received by f4i
ION first stay w;pdus."
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tot'RT or ArrAIs, il ~ H. 1853 = No. no De Witt
IerIoodent apas scbOon.Gsser aud atother appellant
submitted rsber cmDsel.
Ne "a, Petlt appelan, aga,pst King ponfsnt Sub
mii'ed Bus ard 10 appellant; ). Lester foe 70.
-,onn16t.
No. ~ tr~erved) Whfnes. respondent ayaiast The
MAY" &c Of toe city Of New York, ayr laots Aryusd
hn % = Dawes Tor Appsnss arsrd Sanford for res
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Accident a. she British Mail ste ssner.

W. harm hata 'be Africa was leavia2 her dcek noon,
yesterday ehs 81 uct the end OF suosen p9r ihunns
one Of the paddles. Two OF tne ami four q toe
bwket Of the sta board ~see broken. sne mosed
on, however in fine style and proceeded 70 sea
thought that she would 6na II necessary to repair the
dAmsgs shen she arrived below.
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Naval Intelligence,

The U. storesh Relief win sail from the Navy Yard
in few days for Rio Janeiro Persons wishing for.
letters their friends that station can do SO BY
this vessel
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THR FEVER AUX CAYEs-The schooner Boomer
Capt. Tucker arrived yesterday in Is days from Aux
ca. reports the fever prevailing alarming extent
amerg the shipping there
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
coils.

WE keep on hand and for sale Glass, Sash,
w Chain Pumps, Levels, Stair Rods. Mat.
tocks and Picks, Shovels, Spades. and variety
of Garden Tools, Scythes, Snuths. Cradles,
Scklrs, Sheep Shears, Scott's Axes, Riddles
Selves, Steel Traps, Corn Shelters, Paint
Brushes, Cotton Packing, Yarn, Whitcwasn
and Counter Brushes; large assortment of
Door, Chest and Cubard, Till and Pad Locks;
also Butts Of all kinds. Log and Trace Chains,
Curry Combs. Cords, OK Balls, Guns. Gun Bar.
rels, Gun Locks, Moulds, Wipers, Powder
Horns and Flasks, Double Triggers Percussion
Caps, Fish Hooks and Lines, Rnkors and Strops
Clocks, German Silver Spoons, large and SUI
perior article Of Looking Glasses. Sand Paptf,
Window Springs Shutter Hinges, Counter and
Platform Scales, Steel Yards, Spring Balan-
ces Copying Presses, Oil Stones, GOuges, Long
Chisels, Hand Rail Sctews, Dog Chains and
Collars, Halter Chains, Curtain Pins, Mahog-
any Knobs, Sad Irons, Strap Hinges for gates
and trap doors, ink stand, sheet Iron candle
sticks, shaving brushes, thimbles, hooks and
eyes, needles, tacks, French sauce pans, wait.
ers, etc. d. X.
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BOOTS AI1ID SHOES,

IN THE undersigned are now rcceiv.
~ ing large and general assortmen
BOOTS and SHOES, Of almost every style and
variety, constituting one of the best and most
diversified stocks in Cncnnt. Also, q gener-
al assortment of Panama, Leghorn aud Palm
HATS, recently purchased from the manufac-
turers East, at the lowest prices, to which they
ale adding general and extensive assortment
Of custom work OF all kinds in requisition.
They will, therefore, be prepared to offer to
Country Merchants, and TO the city trade, an
assortment not exceiled in the West to which
they respectfully solicit the attention of pul-
chasers generally.
J.& A. SINfPKINSON.r ~.
Sign, big yeliow Boot. No. % Louer Market, .
street, betUecn Main and Sycamore,
3mlc Cincinnati Ohio
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CABINET WARE ROOMS,
q GlLtEN n BROTHER"
Corner Of Lawrence and Third

4 RE constantly receiving large additions TO
~ their stock OF Furniture aua Claire Of ev.
sfy style.
j. Also Wood and Willow ware, Buckets Tubs,
Churns, Wash boafds, Wood Bowls, Measures,
Clothes Pins, Fassts, Suelles, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets. Willow Wagons, willow Cabs
and Willow Chairs; Moss, Cotton and Elusk
Mattresses. Mats, Cords, Cots, Clocks, Brooms,
brushes, Looking Glasses, and in fact everything
IN the house furnishing line; oil Of which will
be sold as low as they can be purchased from
Portsmouth or Cincinnati We are also agents
for the sale Of Kanawha Salt. April 26 1883.
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Stoves ard Trimmings.

N1OoD and Coal Cook Stoves. different 81
w zes, kept constantly on hand. We have
sold large quantity oil the Coal Cook Stoves
and can recommend them to be superior arti-
and Offices, Crates and Fronts from 80 10 sic,
for sale by D. y X.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05

ItsTABI1sinI!D aN Is4@
INC0RPoRATED BY the Lsgislltase Of Pa;
4 witha Perpetual charter. Gfa k,3a,
BOARD oFTRUsTEEs sJ
Hon. Joiiics Buthaiati' late Secfet 81 Stats.
HON William Wilkins, late Secretary Of War;
Hon. Moses iiampton; fstl 43G'fS
Hon. Walter II. Lowrie; Z. I, s,rlsT saf
Hon. Charles Naylor; I, NJ, !, ss'SsjfF
Gen. ]. X. Mocrhead. sfT
.,., < FACULTY, -
Y p. DUFF, Principal. author of the "Northi
vAmcrican ACCOUNTANT" Prot. of the Theory
ata Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
,a J: D. WILLIAMS, Prof. Of Mercsntils
and Commercial Penmanship. p 1I QTI
N. b. HATCH, Esq, of The pit,..
burgh Bar, Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
P, HAYDEN, A. M. Prof Of Ma,bs.
matics. -5. v..- ...l, ,-TT
This Institution occupies five spacious ap.rt.
ments, and is considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial COLLEGE in
the United Siatesl What is said of II by the
most eminent mercantile authorities in the
countant, as an experienced Teacher. and
as an authors as also Of bis colleague, Mr.. vii.
liams, as Penman, will be found IL the nam.
phlet circular Of "a pages. ti4
Duff Book Keeping, PIP. l92, Royal octave.
Harper's. Price si,5o-pOstage 81 cts.-"The
most perfect combination of instruction and
practice published" X Ib - TT
i'Dufr Western steamers Accountant
price 81, postage 9 cts. "Aperfect system for
keeping such Books and Accounts"
VI Merchants and Stean,ers can always be
supplied with thoroughly trained ACCOUNTANTS"
b " Send for q circular by Mail. n, TT
April 26, 1883, ,,7r ,t,aar1a,. l6ly.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05

AM now receiving my Spring Stock of
/ French and American Paper Hanging. which
far surpasscs any thing of the kind ever offered
in this market.-Many of the patterns were pre-
pared and packed expressly for me in France.
and embrace all the latest styles. if,f
1t IS of grade and price from cts. to Si,60
per piece. r0'.st.oe ,N.I'
have Ten Thousand pieces embracing more
than one hundred different patterns, SO that the
most fastidiOus cannot fail to be suited both in
price and quality. The second story Of my Book
store building, will be devoted exclusively 10
Paper Hangings. and will be brilliantly lighted
every evening, so that persons can have the op-
portunity Of examining as well at night as in
daylight. The style Of Velvet Borderings this
season is really beautiful and at half the usual
price. J. STEPHENSON,
l6tf 7 q Mo-, Buckeye Block.
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Poiyr PLr,sAyr. Va. Oct A iea

PoiSr Pleasant, Va, Oct. A. ls47.
Mr.. r. L. SELLERs:--Of your Venmifuge,
can say without hesitation that having used il
extensively in my practice for The last four or
five years, think 1t decidedly the best prepnra.
ton ofthe kind Of which lhave any knowledge
although nave heretofore used the pr;para.
ton oi several other manufacturers. - ,,
Yours, respectfully ~
- 81 ,.-t' t's.7' d. COUCH, NJ. D.
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Ploughs.

HALL 4 Spears Peacock pattern Of Plows,
Ii Shovel Plows, CultivatoIs and Plow
Moulds, for sale by DIX
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TO THE public

q This boat has been bought and fitted ND ex
pressly for this trade, and no other. All bust,
ness entrusted to this boat will be- properly and
promptly attended To-. Passengers will he gen.
tlcmanly treated and we'll cared for. The boat
is fast. comfortable and convenient--is proyid.
ded with Life Boat, Lille Preserv. rs, and all
othef requirements to Gil the new Law: has ali
. hss Inspection papers and rates veil in the
nsfifnnce Ohice. h 9-em
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s5&gaGy kN5 pts;S:g.yJw2
rat WEEKLY I,s PACKET
.aa.HAMBURG.

CAPT. JMO. n. lLG>DWucK,
WILL LEAVE Pomeroy for Portsmouth, ev.
cry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at s o.:
clock Am
WILL leave Portsmouth for Ponery, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 10 o clock
.poiitiveIy.
3, 'assengers and shippers can rely on this boa.
being punetual and remaining in the trade.
!. .1ass slaff JN0. W. WARNER, CLERK.
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Mill and Circular Saws.

"M. R0WLAND'S celebrated Mill Saws.
w from 81 to "a fecij cirtular Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Pit Saws; also large assortment OF
Mill Saw Files, etc. etc., kept on hand and for
sale by D.SK.
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Masons' and Plasterers Trowels,
TNgrcat variety, just received ard for sale by
i d. SK.
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Iron.
Steel,

TuS1 received from the East, English and
d American Blister, Cast, German and Sheer
Steel, by ID. X,
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2AGI1lIR L1IlsDlg1iS1;33,

GRAnAM's STATION, Ohio, May 26, lS49.
Mr.. X. Il. SELLERs'-l think il right for the
benefit Of others, TO state some facts in relation
10 your excellent family medicines. t..i
have used your 'enniluge largely in my own
family, one vial frequently answering 4 7 eSpcl.
ling quaint ties isay 100 TO 200 OF worms fom
two children. l have also used your Liver
Pills and Cough Syrup in my family. and they
have, in every instance, produced the effect dc.
sired. E
As / am engaged, in merchandising, | am able
TO state tha! have yet to hear of the first fail.
urc where your medicines have been used in
my section of the country. In conclusion,
may state that they are the medicines OF the day
and are destined " have avery extensive pJpu.
larity. . r5..s'. .H,.,~ ~....' =
.-, Yours, respectfully, ,..,.
.... w. II. PINNELL.
al WILL NEVER BE wITHOT THEM"
SALT.oRK, VERMIIIoN Co., Lib, Moy2, 1850,
Mn. SELLEns:-Having used your Liver Pills.
Cough Syrup, and Vermifuge in my family for
more than three years, believe am justified
in saying tn the public, that they are decidedly
the best family medicines now in use. will
never be without them unless they cannot be
had at any cost In this section 0i the country
they have saved hundreds Uf dollars in doctor s
bills. would recommend the Liver Pills in
preference to any thing else, for an enlargement,
Of the Spleen. Yours, respectfully,
Extract from q letter. JAMES ASHMORE
For sale, wholesale and retail by
MOXLEY y BARBER.
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\ r. j.. SELEERSs
.VERMIFTJGE.
LET PHYSICIANS SPEAK,'133 4
es,lsrs' vermifuie IL ~ best ~ III, - Hem

ts!iers vsrmiiuee asshs best y tss.--Hsn
LrcxMo sfAriox; Ky, Dec. 10 tsa6.
Mn. X. Z. 6gLErls;--l have tne 'pleasufe 10
inform you. that have used, in my praolice;
your celebrated vermifuge with, the most happy
results. ! have formerly used Fahnestock'S, q,
but being persuaded 70 Try yours, lhave found
il Tor sppreor In every respect, and can spy,
without the fear Of contradiction, that your ver-
mifuge possesses more virtue than any ever
tention Of the public. will state cose where
lgave one vial of your vermifuge My broth
ers child was piningand wasting to mere skel-
cton. In SO hours after gave the Vermifuge,
the enormous quantity Of upwards of six bun
dred worms were passed. The chlld, that was
given ,ppt for lost, is now as well ns any id the
neighborhood. ....,.,t.,', ,
'h2 etl . AMBROSE ARNETT, M D. J.
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n ails.

4 superior article Of fwhceiing Nails, cmbra.
IN cling lail,ing, fencing, finishing nails, etc
Also. wrought, Horse and Ok Shoe Nails, just
received ana for sale BY ... ~ .t. d. X.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05

Sellers Veymihge,tAe best imthe World:
GALIJroLfsj Ono, April 4, ls40 /,
This certifes that ! have kept on hand, uhd
used in my practice, r.. Z. Sellers Vermifuge,
for tie two past years. ON confident in say.
ing it has not failed. in single instance, to re-.
lieve children and adults troubled with wo,,ns;
in m2ny instances il has brought away large
quantities. am confident il Is the best worm
medicine in use. All that is required to give il
reputation in any family, is 10 give il fair trial
X. II. WILSON, NJ ID.
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slEcDM.D s!p.RlMG STOCK
OF new GOOD Isl!
JUST RECEIVED AT 4
NlDs 3Re

u MON 81 LOCK!
THE subscribers respectfully tender their
thanks to their numerous friends and customers
for their past patronage, and solicit continu.
ance and increase Of the sane. We are receiy
ing direct from PHILADELPHIA, a large, extensive
and splendid assortment of the most fashionable
style of Dry Goods, to which we invite the at.
tenton of the people of Ironton, and of the
country generally. Satisfied as we are that our
stock has been purchased on the most favorable
terms, we are quite certain that we can offer
good bargains.
We Inform our numerous patrons that our
stock is fully repenished, and that we are now
IN receip! of the latest styles offspring and Sum
mer Goods, leaving it for them to examine our
prices and stock, which consists of an extensive
aud well selected assortment of
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Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,

Among which may be found Lustres, Fancy,
Figured and Plain Silks, Beautiful Callicoes;
Plain and Figured Mouslin De LANES Of ali
styles, Black and Green Braze and Brazc De
LANES, Figured and Plain Silk Poplins Fancy
Ginghams, Jaconets, Swiss and Bishop Lawns,
Null Muslins. Linen Cambrics, Superior grapes
&c. &c., together with large assortment Of La.
ces, Frlngcs, Edgings. Insertings, Collars, in
short variety of
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
TRLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
From HUMID.

B~UFFALo, April ga p. M.-The canal
commissioners hsVe given Official notice that
the canals Of this State will be open for nav.
igation on the goth Of April.
There Is but little ice in sight from the
pier. The Lake Is cienr to Point Abino.
The Steamer Buckeye State is announced
to leave on Monday, after the arrival Of the
evening express train for Detroit.
The steamer Columbia Is taking on board
merchandise, and the Propeller Pocahontas
is taking goods for Cleveland. They viii
probably leave on Monday.
The briggs Monteath and J. r. Gidding'
are loading railroad iron at the pier.
Mr.. Fillmore and family, with the re-
mains of Mrs. Fillmore, arrived here last
night. The funeral will take place at 2 o.
clock p. NJ, To-day.
The steamer Mayiower is expected here
this p. NJ. from Detroit.
Intelligence was received here to-day o
the murder, in California, of a brother Of f
R. Jewett, senior proprietor of the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser. The deceased
caves a wife and one son.
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Liss of Animas rnn'ainsl in bosh VI nazo-ies.
VAS AnBuEoH's TEtIVgD ASIM ILs - Numid-
ian Lions, AsiAtic Lion AMI LioBess. Roys BIN, al Tt
g'r, B~rAziIan Tiger. Black Tiger and . African LEO
pards.
Mons. DANIELS TsAiSrn ixrMNS--Afriean
Lion and Lion'ss. Pair Sensga IeopArJ,. A.iA.ic
Tiger. aud two Cougar.
Rhinocsro', or Uni 'orn, .ir1b an pseG Camel. White
Canal. African Zrbr,, Canadian E1k, White Lsm..
first ona ever in Ameries. Sacred Burmese Ok,
Handi Monster Elept ant Hannibal. A soecimen Of the
Iiippopo'amus. Royal Bengd Tigers. Pair Brazilian
Tigers. Royal Java Tiger. Three African Ieo2ari.
Two Chilisn Alpscas. Ten Lions and Licensees, Asis,ic
& African, KSfir Uoness AMI her Three Royal Whelps,
Pair Senegal Leopsrds. Black Tiger. Black Leopard,
Two South American Lions, -Four North American
Cougar. -Four spotted Hyenas Two Black Wolves.
Grey Wolves, Black and White Rscoons, Two Grizzly
Bears, Russian Brown Bear, Two North AmsIi an
Black Bears, African Pelican. Pair New Holland o..
triches. Pair 81 African Crowned Cranes, Pair White
Guinea Hen, fran S0u'h Africs. Pair Whit Angora
Rabbits. Pair large Turkish Rabbits: Pair Fine Shan.
ghai Fowls. Pair New HOLLAND KsDgsroos, Pair Black
Swans. White Stort Silver Phesssn's. Blue Crynes,
Maesws. Parrots, I~chnaumons, Bsdg RS, and a great
vSrietv Of the Monkey Trihe.
LA full description NJ the Animals, PerforD'n n
cs with the Elephanis: Ponies, Monkeys, &c, will
be found in the Bills .nl Lifhograp hs It the principal
Hotels, previous 10 the arrival ot the company.
VIII also be At Rushvil'e, April IS, Cirelevillc
April I5. April O, 1873
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
From washington.

WAsHISoToE, April 4.-Ssnate.-Mr.
Broadhead called up his resolution, request
ing the Secretary oftne Treasury to furnish
the Senate, at the next session, a statement
showing the entire amount Of United States
stocks and bonds ofaIl kinds, held abroad
He said the account current Of the United
States, the last fiscal year, with foreign
countries, will stand, with the excess of i'm
ports over the exports. at $40, O00,0 0o. The
interest payable to foreigners, on stocks
held by them is now eighteen million dollars;
the expenditures Of travellers is S300. 900;
the navy and diplomatic list $40, 0O0, 900; the
installment 10 Mexico SO, 900. 900, and the
remittances to Ireland 100000. Then de.
duct from this the probable amount of gold
and silver brought into the country, and il
would leave SO, 400, 900, as a balance against
the United States.
The resolution was adopted.