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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA :!

- Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Flstulence, Torpid
Liver and all diseases arising from arrangement
the digestive organs, is presented to the public as
certain cure Tor the above diseases 1t is entirely
free from any deleterous substances, and is of an
exceedingly agreeable flavor. The highest testimo-
malls accompany each bottle. For sale by z. d.
GILMAN, Pennsylvania avenue, and at BROWNS
HOTEL. Wholesale and retail 18 and 20 South 18th
street. Philadelphia, by the proprietor, DR.. WM II.
SMITH. apr 1-3mo.
NUlZOT'S History of Oliver Cromwell and the
" English Con1monwea translated into En-
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ap 1-tf
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pense in snort time, to say nothing Of the safety
his goods are subec to in being hosed three OF four
steries above his head. Write to me
JAMES BATES,
Corner of Stiles and President streets, Bait
Iron Foundry and Mandatory of Hosting
jan AE6m Wheels
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NM- KNARR. H. GAIHLR Ed. BETrs.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
G@9 KNABE, GAEHLE CO., manufactur.
VxffIsrs, Nos. 4, 5, 8, ., and II, Eutaw street,
Baltimore. 4. & G. would respectfully sail public
attention to the great variety OF their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability,
deEcasy Of touch, briancy of tone, they believe
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma.
ryland Institute in l64o and 1912 they hasereceved
the highest encomiums of the most emnent artists,
who used these instruments for their Concerts Al
So of our first class Professors and Ameteuxs in the
caty. who have highly recommended them.
- PIANOS HIREn. 1A-ly.
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LIME LIME! LIME ~

lust received, 5000 bushels best wood burnt
u LIME, and for sale for so cents, cash. Der bnI
ct w. w. CAMPBELL'S.
'tt Corner of 9TH street and the Canal.
Also. always on hand, Calcined Plaster :
3sapr7-1mn Elst -. 1us4g ,...4- -t...
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PANos AND MUSIC,

PANOS AND MUSIC.
The undersigned desires to .ata
call the attention Of purcha- zEsfa
sers to his stock Of PIANOS, B2f.st
= y y sconssting OF o, 81, 81, and -
7-cctaves, with or without metallic frames. These
pianos remarkable for great power of tone, from
the lowest to the highest notes. with elastic aud
ready touch, being suited to any performers. Mu-
SIC for pianos, and sll other Musical Instruments
constantly On hand and received soon as publish
cd. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. l. BOSWELL,
No. 223, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
oc-10-ly-
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CUREDl

9RoRdETowN, Jan. 81, 1858.
D1AR SIR: It is with sense of gratitude, and a
desire that others suffering from disease ay be in
duced to use the Eytract Of Beech Drop, that con-
sent to give the following statement for publicity
Until the last month was a sufferer from Chronic
Rheumatism, from the effects of which my health
war 30 completely undermined and broken up, that
lost 20 or 80 pounds of my usual weight. Anxious
to find some relief, resorted to the most approved
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and exhausted the list of
Liniments, without any effect. My joints now be-
came ENLARGED and the pains in my limbs SO excru-
ciating, that they had to be rubbed two or three
times night. The muscles ofmy legs were con-
tracted that presented the appearance of maa of
si1ty-fve when 1 walked. In this condition, more
through curiosity than belief in its good effects
commenced toe use of your Beech Drop, and in ten
or twelve days the swelling about joints had sub
sided; and now, after the of three bottles am
able to resume my business, and can walk with the
came ease and comfort that formerly did.
Yours truly, &C., Isaac BARRETT,
-t Ai.-.- Second street, Georgetown.
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CASH FoR NRGROEs

N1E wish to purchase Immediately large num-
w Der Of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans market, for which we will pay the highest
cash prices All persons having Slaves for sale will
find it to their advantage by calling on u.s. at our
office, No. IL Camden street, Baltimore, Md. former
ly occupied by j. 8. Donovan. Liberal commissions
paid for information. All communications prompt
ly attended to. -
Jan 27-1y j. M. WILSON O.. II. DUKE.
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Lloyd's Hotel Baltimore Md

Lloyd's Hotel, Baltimore, Md.
IN TRAFELLNG COMMUNITY
81 At this Hotel, opposite the Philadel- e.hS
Baltimore, sd, passengers can get their
BRE EAKFAST, DINN Err, and SUP.
PER, on the arrival of the Cars If wishing to
remain over night, they can be accommodated with
sing. and double Rooms
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE ets
per day jan 3l-6m
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KIDWELL'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BEHOH DROP.
OR CANCER ROOT

% y ~ y "A ~ y = - ~ y y l.
(ohoBANcHs vIRGINANAO
FOE the rapid cure OF Cancer liberated Sore Throat
White Swelling, Bronchitis, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
snd all Diseases arising from an Impure state OF
he Blood.
Prepared by ). L. hIDWHLL, Druggist, George.
town, d. 9. r.ass .ge-z tfss- ,.-.. ..5..ss
81. us.s,.., ~ Il. p..,n ,,-,, 49,.
"'o ooee" D,H' " o"''ee! noos.
TIE btEoH DROP, Oh oANoLs RooT, is figured and
described by the celebrated LIZ. barton, in his Medi
csi botany. fa.t5z1TT r7Ea "a
noEiedge OF its extaofdinary medierl virtues
was first learned from the North American India
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Fer the benefit of the pubcic, and with none other
than desire to do good, cheerfully state, that
was afflicted with cough and bronchial affection.
time was almost constantly confined to my room,
laboring under great debility and severe cough. 1
had medical skill Of the highest order, through
whose treatment, and under the guidance of a
hu March, 1858, when commenced the use of DR.
kidWelPs Beech Drop, or Extract Of Cancer Root.
Since that period have taken about six bottles OF
it has effected an entire cure with the exception OF
weakness, occasioned by long confinement to my
room. would advise all persons similarly afflicted
to try it. l consider it an invaluable medicine.
The humbugs usually palmed upon the public in
the shape of certificates favorable to the virtues
medicines. almost deter nae from giving mine; but
sense ofjustice and humanity alone prompt me to
make the above statement.
G. JOHN R. JONES.
Late Asst Clerk Ho. of Reps, Washington.
Now Chief of the Land Office, Vicennes, Ind,
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELs.

For Warehouses.
Au The greatest Wheels ever invented
HH1 for hosting fast and easy with little
u H labor, having put many hundred in
a | Nh SAthe largest warehouses in Baltimore
~ Washington, Alexandria, and Rich
AII mond, and have given general salts
faction. Persons will save the ex.
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WEIGHS NATIONAL HOUSE,
No. "A, South Etttda1 street, Baltimore, Ad.,
Near Camden Station.
THE PROPRIETOR of the -
above House is now prepared
to serve up all the delicacies
of the season. AN
hls BAN Is supplied with the best Wines, Liq uors
Cigars, &c.
Permanent and transient boarders accommodated
with pleasant rooms at moderate rates.
jan 26-d3m A. WEIGH.
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%C ter house 81 y. L. CArman 1875 Amy street. on th,
morning Of the 18th instant two head Of cattle one with
tar ark between hip and and ore With two tar marks
between p and and cut the lon. The
reward will be paid for information thu. will lead
recovery at stand and 10 Centre Market at the sush
terh
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DIcUp
On Saturday morning January a. after short llnsss
Her funeral viii take place 1t two O'Clock this after
neon, from her late residence No. 81 Prince street
In BookIyD, on SATURDAY January Ii EyEfEES A. CoBB
daughter Of Ann and Livingston, aged years months
and 10 days.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family ar, res ,ectfuly
afternoon from No. $40 Bridge street Brooilyn
Nov Jersey papers please copy.
On Friday, January ID after lingering illness, which
she bore with Christian ortude ELIZABETH d. Noon aged
10 years. Ielict Of the late Jonas Wood.
The relatives and trends respectfully invite 70 at
tend the funeral which will take from the sdence
Of her ron, ct O'CLOCK this afternoon ro No. 2I0
South Third street, Williamsburg, l. l.
On trioay evening, January ls oxAs GAsooySs Sem,
Eed 10 years.
Tne funerxl will take place from his late residence,
Myrtle avenue corner Of Raym street Brooklyn,
two O'Clock This afternoon The friends Of the family
respectfully invi ed 10 attend the funeral.
On Friday morning.. January 10, PATRICK OohAaHAs,
Assistant Foreman of Engine Company No IT, Of S,u
Brooklyn At his late rescs0ce, No. Carroll street. near
Hamilton avenue OF fracture OF the ku received By the
filling Of wall At the fire at the Of Imsy and
Sum NIT streets, the 10th Inst whls in the discharge
Of his duty
Carroll street. at one O'Clock this AFTERNOON The MEM
bers Of the Fire Department Of New York and Brooklyn
res pactfuliy II vited to attend
New York and Brooklyn papers please copy
On Thursday January IL, OF consumption, Mr. THOMAS
SnRDAS aged a years months and days
His funeral will take place ~ O'Clock this after
from his late residence ISL 1son street. Hs relatives
Hose Com No l. Protection Engine Company "a and
CARR, in genei al respectfully invited to At
tend without urher invitation. His remains will be
taken TO Greenwood.
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recommended by the President In his Message and sup
ported by tho Cabinet and thu WAshington Union.

recommended by the President In his Message and sup
ported by the Cabinet and the Warrington Union
We have got big chap out here At the College since
some days. 1t ia less parsonage than the Popes
Aunclo siguor B,cin He got scared At Cincinnati,
he had received stroke Of Pspal thunder and did not
feel until he reached the inside of tho walls OF the
Georgetown Jesuit arsemept. He vas his way to
New Orleans when the riots occurred at Cincinnati and
for safety he has fed here and there win be tremsn
doris hulAbaoo made shout it throughout the Catholic
verdi As TIE Pope has Representative 1T wAshiog-
ton he has placed his person and his under the
care OF Fsnce BY her representative lie Compe de sas
uges the French Ambassador
The other day n &c Sartiges gave grand OasaoHs
diplomatic dinner in favor Of Bsdini, At which we're
pre'ent al the ambassadors charges, 60, Of such
Catholic countries as ars at present in Washington.
Oar own government (whichis partly Cathol!c,) was
rsPressnted by Mr. Campbell the Postmaster Gsrersl
who was made Cabinet Minister by Presidsnt Pierce at
Inc instance Of Archbishop Hughes Of New York, and
TO propitate The Catholic population Of the United
States
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New jersey Legislature.
THE ELIGIBILIrY OP TIE GOVERNOR III.

TRENTON, ism 13 1854.
The petition of Joel Haywood contestpg the eligibility
Ff RoomAn NJ Price to the Office OF Of the State
was called up in he Senate to-day Resolutions were Ia
two houses to proc ed to try tbs NJ SgeAvss
Warren, spoke against the resolution and argued that
the act refer ed only TO contested where the cleo
ton return legs aud did give the power Of
trying the eligibility of the andids te-thst it was mat
ter which could only be determined By tha Saprems
Court
Mr.. cougar, Of Essex replied At considerable length;
and while he perfectly willing that the should 20
70 the Court yet he thought it peesty competent
for the legislature TO try the same
Mr.. HoEsEY raped-whsn tia resolutions were, or mo.
lion referred to the JGdiciery Committee.
The eom 'iittee are 10 meet at 10 o'clock on Monday
morI ing, to hear counsel
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The Amazon Expedition

CONSULATE COF PKpU,
NEW YORK, JAN Ii, 1854.
Whereas Incorporated company, entitled the CANA
Steamship Co.,, is about forming in this city FOR the
purpose OF navigating that river and it's upper waters
with the object Of trading therein, and ruuors rs IN
circulation that OF the steamers OF said
papy to the Peruvian flag this Consulate has
been instructed to give public otios that the Diplomatic
Anser OF Peru 10 this country has not granted
he grant the o. said flag for purposes tending 10 in
fringe the laws regulations Of power with which
Peru is At peace. 1H03 GALWEY Consul of Peru.
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The Cuban Exilcs and the Moro Castle.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HsRALD.
JANUARY i3, 1854
sR-ln your paper OF jar uary appeared the follow
Ing attack me-
INVITATION TO 60 TO PRISON.

JANUARY 10. 1854
sR.In your paper, OF January Z appeared the follow
INVITATION TO 60 TO PRISON.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. ksa.,
DEAR slR-Abouts month $40 you published in the Co
IN Rc ySass hs p u Prsi
De sado and Franeee silva on o. their heir
ment Of Tie Island Of These suspicious has besa
Hs.srs bsissdo and Sly. Their adh
a. their own and tho oaumuy Of ,hsir
Andres oasr and publ
orders ed0. for HE in shs Havana city ps
boil. ss h. ess Z s, dy
DON SANTIAGO BoMBALIER
From the Disro de- la Msrins, Dec 2ll
Don Pedro PABLO Cruces knight of yal and Military
Order Of San Hermesdc 49, Leutenant Colonel of laval
Mission q ss sna Of we Military executive Com
Andres c.sard having abssntod himself and being po-
secuted for the crime Of calumny for accusing othrs
Ct trean asd for having brought from foreign country
rights which tho royal otdnancss to the Ocers q the aty
sa hs ~ ne m, sa
nine days fro this da.s in the public prison capital
by e War ne s
sds at S
appearing in the Gasete viii I.sy Al 81 i;
MANUEL MARIA BARTEL.
Havana Dec. %, 1858
The only communication I have ever cent to Havana
was to OBTAIN certified copies of pedngs aud proofs Of
trial TO which de Silva was party. have also inc
testible proofs 10 show what the characters OF ae girls
were who took the new spapsrs who tbs maa who
gave them the said papers. and all the most minute par
hcusrs The oloHing 81 aeme II viii better vio' ,ss
m. than any mn ents make the above shallow
inventon:-
In 1882 WAS II q FIRST Of a high college In Hsvara.
was sso ZOE member, aud the professor o. he
bookke. Of the ArcAi and Literary Lyceum Of that
city. 10 Msy Of the came year, was connected viii
her Cubars tn pubhh there the revolutionary paper
La Uos del Peto (the voice OF the peoplel On the
23a Of August that paper seized by the Spanish gov
eminent Several sent to Africa In chains for
years imprisonment. The printsc Fac,iola, young
man twenty years Of age vas gafroted Mr.. VAlieute
Mr. Juan b. Lut ;, myself and so.e others conseoted
with the said paper saved lives by coming to this
country. Now, can any honest think that person
who has exposed his life in order to destroy the tyranny
the Spanish government in cuba would accuss to the
government Cuban for treasonf arrived here
without cent had vile and family TO support Mr..
George Law brought my wife and family here and charged
rothing My friends purchased the store SIT Broad
way for No man point to al honest or dshon-
orable act OF mre have been prosecuted bsyond pre-
cedent by de Silva and Degsdo and their A. emit and
the aid Of Mr. Porddio VAlient woulS have
iled.
shall not further trouble you. By publishing the
above, you viii oblige ANDREA CAsSARD,
SIT Broadway.
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Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. &c.

NOsusHPtHO", nfU1cHftTs, AstHtHu, NC -
Dr. H. hlNfkf menber Of toe Roy College
40, &C. in association with DR. james HHne. sto one ~
the visitsnt ~ the Royal inmary Dassso
OF the cheetb gity Road, London, has nose5
fort nd opened an office al 70! Broad for the exca
sve treatment Of diseases OF the throaa inha
ton. This ptioa, bronshti su sstr
ma, was introduced into the United states by Hun
ter In le5l II consists in redueieg medicines ditoa
o. yapor and irhang them into toe lungs The remedy Ia
applied directly to the deceased IL doe3 impair
the appetite IMPEDE digestion. IL the disease
very es renders the expeetoraton relieves SHORTAGES
81 breath and by its cheering has established
durability OF consumption after cavities formed
the lures Refer to n Lambert, ksq Mayor Of Rrook
lyn Thomas Morton, Esq 2l2 Pearl street, A.
~ 70 Liberty street. 4 D. n0oysE Esq aarhe
\. A. keneey, Esq, West Troy Bell Foundry N. Y; E. L.
Pas o, Esq., Albany, N. Y, &C., Ac
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u g. Marsh0I,s ONacc

JAY. IA -Chsrgs Of Abstrdcting Money from L>t,es -
I'm r. Perry lad In the employ Of Mr. Csss CORNER OF
All and Hanover streets, arrested ON charge OF
,lpg ATTRACTED certain OF money from letters
eih he took from the Post Office ado ressed to his en-
ever Be taken before Ar. Commissioner r. X
WspD, who RENAME ed him for examin ation.
Chpqc ~ Smtppt.o One OF thu hands Of tina British
rsmship Alps wss arrested on charge Of smuggling
d Europse quantity OF embroideries and watch move
uts, Of great value, Held 10 Aaswsr.
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Arrival or the Steamer Isabel.
LATER FROM HAVANA FIT.

CHARLESTON, Jan. IL. 1854.
The steamship Isabel arrived At this port YESTERDAY
from Havana with dates to the 9Th OF January. Her
news Is very mesgre. TIE g. vernon General Pezuela
had refused to deliver over to the American Consl the
American seamen imprisoned at Havans.
Archbishop Hughes bad arrived
Dates iron Key West are to the Str inst. The bark
E~ird, from New York, had put in saky. Ship HUDSON
from New York, bound t, New Orleans was reported to
b lahore at Orange Keys Her captain did not consider
the vessel ip danger.
The schooner Ventosa has also arrived here from Mas
san with dates to the 4th inst N, news OF interest
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The Bedini Riots at Cincinnati. sc.

CINCINNATI, Jan Ia 1854
Ths trial Of the policemen ia the Bsdin Affair Ia pro
respg and the testimony far Is 6ssdeoly against
hem.
The river rising, but navigation stl obstructe by
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New Music.-" Little Il nty's Voice." (as
sung by little Cordea Howard nth Immense applause in
the moral drama Of Little Katy the Hot Corn Girl by
G. g. Howald; rs eente.
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SCHOONER JOSEPH JANIS TN rRornr.x.

III SANDY HOOK j IN II 1854.
Ire fch jose ,h James Bspgor came into the
Hook About half past this nor-ng sac IS about IL
fets the beach, and II is i'm possible to get word
heard. She has prospect OF &c ting III this tide.
ghe OTHER tchoopers in the bay 20 hold better
win douhtiess ride ont the gale The Joseph James
as two Ancbors cut, bu. theI DO no rood.
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Murder and Suicide.

INV BosToS FL, Jan IL, 1854
Henry Sargent Of this place, aged % years yester-
~ murdered Miss s. Jones' aged II, BY shooting her
,ur times With revolver he then shot himself and ex
red about sin hours after. 1t was love affair Both
arties were res pectAbIy connected.
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LIQUORS, 81,

ANDING-slOO CASES CLlRET WINES, MARas.
- chino, curacao abynthe snisete sardia gre,n
mushroome, trufes, aud oepes In bonaed warehouse
Oard, A. sernet,e and A. Chmus brandss For sale by
J. xONLuN, SO Front street.
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sa,oO0,OO0 Worth OF Property Consumed

That hiss scoom Of the saes that in the extensive
u Front street tho morning Of thu Nth Of Decsmber
ve hsye heard from bnt one .hs Defsuee sse mspuao
sgcd by Mr.. ROBERT NJ PATRICK l92 Pssr street, which
sfe-ved its octtepte entire IL The others burned
disappeared In White Squs she citizens Of SHE 0feA.
sspublto should be made aware Of The facts.
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MORE PARTICULARS OF THE LOSS OF THE STAT.
i YORKSHIRE.

DoctoS, JAN 1901
The H.lifsx Chronicle gives fsw brief details OF the
ll'ttss Ssffordshire Mr.. Alden, the chief mate and
be steward had reached Halifax They were badly frost
tten In the gale day previous to ths vreckirR the
ssfordshe Loaf fortopmsst foreyard ana sprung bow
yut Captain Richardson had dislocsted his sncfe but
s,s desk giving orders when ths ship struck In
rirues after striking the ,hip went down When the
seats left the ship, the water with tho upps,
sck Captain Richardson, hen urged 20 himself.
uei 70 leave the ship saying that IL 1t TIL will
that shs should sink he would not desert his
passengers. O1s hundred aud seventy five persons went
,ovn the chip. The survivors roved seventeen miles
Il land,
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all diseases OF hc bidnfys BLADDER prioe so oents Bs
nervous and invigrstng CORDIAL price 50 cents and 81 Bis
ioi purifier IL cough yrup for coughs
oods &c. rrice oents 80 cents and 81 s yoid nil,
for female debility, price 81 cents All the shove With his
direction tho various diseases Of the sse Tor sale AT
1862 Fulton street, by H. Hawthorne.
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Sewing Machines.-G Grover, Baker & Co,
lo5 Brsadway0o and them and exsmipe is all that
10 eeded For boot and sheemakt carriage trimming,
mAnua curing clothing dressmAki shirt and sr
airing and quilting k linngs they have equal Prices
SIS TO efGo
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Died.

On Wednesday evening, January IL, by the Rev 10. W
ter OF Frederick r. Rolwagsn, Esq all OF this city.
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X The Pcrham GIFT Arrangement. :. This

affair WI lob has been tAe subject of much sad
ommoon for the last hree We glad 20 percavs
10 ming to 10 min ation. We MY thAt tho
tee having hargc Of the gift property the dist
of will be IS prompt In the discharge their dut Mr.
Prhsm -: with his The shareholders are looking 20 them
lib they will receive the hearty OF their
constituents, ara TIE napks Of all concerned ThA gift
where the Mirror exhi daily at and O'Clock p
hnld eift - - -
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Wreck of a BIissisaippl Steamer.
EIEIHRN LIYER LOST

CINCINNATI Jan. Ia. 1854.
Memphis papers report that the steamer General Benz
hound from this city to Arkansas river struck snag
Misssippi river nj Grand Cut on Ind was torn to
in Ave Minutes Sh, sank to her hufrcl ne deck
when the whoecabn aosted Off leaving the hull with
heen deck passengers below tbs sufacs OF the water
al q whom pershed The cabin passengers and orew
we're fortunately rescued by the steamer Ssrsssc
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in New York or Phil sdepha Will Cad thstesn
tables ct Nc. Ann street entrsnce No. 3 IA ton street,
at Chestnut street. Philadelphia with ste and msrbs
beds and rubber and air cushions Tables hand for
ale or made to order.
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Million Mr.. JoLLIE. the publisher of Juen's Anso
for the Million congratulate himself tho
taste II Boston. Juiiens have
rIlsa to nsic' fesling and the book of the
Juens Music for Il Mlion,n 10 all tho and hu
dred there disposed of daily Tho extraordinary ohe1p
the work its clear and beau.ful printing
raj excelen of universal Admiration,
other Inducements rapid sale OF the
efton Of 1000 All those who dee to subscribe can
and will bring hundreds Of subscribers every day.