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1854. SPRING SALES. 1854.
GEORGE P. SMITH & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple Goods, Silks, Variety and


81 WOOD ST, PITTSBURGH,
GOLICIT the attention of Merchants generally
~ to their stock now in store, and being recev-
ed weekly throughout the season. which will
offered at as low rates as in any Jobbng House
any where, east or west.
To their Silks and Dress Goods they ask par
ticular attention their styles and assortment be-
ing of the newest descriptions, and will be kept
up in full and large variety. Ft
Also-Embroideries and White Goods;
Linen Goods and Laces; .,s.
Ribbons of all kinds, in large assortment;
Shawls. newest styles;
Spring and Summer Cravats. Handkerchieis,
Ties. &C.;
Hosi cry. Gloves. Grapes. Tarletons, &C.;
Variety Goods. of every description.
LARGE STOCK OF
Brown Goods. Drills, Osnaburgs, bleached Sheet.
ings and Shirtings. Fiannels. Ticks. Innings,
&c; Men and Boys's Summer Wears, Wool,
ems of all descriptions; Cloths. Cassimers, Sati-
netts, Vestings, Jeans. Tweeds, Cords. Steu-
benviie Goods, &C.; with all leading styles Of
PRINTS; fancy, Dark Blue, English and
French Chintzes, Spring Lawns, Bereges, &c.,
and complete stock generally of every article
needed by the Merchant.
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Mr.. Lengel, the Lion King,

will enter the Dens of the Wild Beasts, and give
his classical illustrations OF Hercules struggling
with the Nemean Lion; Daniefintke Lions Den;
Samson destroying the, Lions atcs
One of the most interesting portions Of the Elk.
hibiton is formed by the display of great collec.
ton of WAX STATUARY, ,;e7E
including figures of the size of lite, of all the Pres
idents OF the United States, and also of 3 great
number Of noted characters, American and For
egn, all of which are accurate lkenesses. and ap-
propriately costumed. In fact. the whole Estab-
lishment is vast repository of
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5O<r The treaty with Mexico, known as
the Gadsen treaty, was rejected by the
Senate by vote Of 26 to IS, on the 18th
instant.
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HENRY BACH'S ESTATE.-Notice is here.
IL by given, that on the 18th day of April, 1864,
the undersigned received letters Of administration
from the Probate court Of Monroe county, Ohio
upon the estate Of Henry Bach. jr.. late of said
county, deceased. LEWIS WALTER
April 10, 1854, Z : = sszssxsss
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Special Notices.
7ire Insurance. Company,

The Members of the Monroe Mutual Fire In.
surauce Company are hereby notified. that an
election of Directors of said Company. will be
held at their office in Woodsfeld. on Monday,
the first day OF May, next.
LEWIS sHIPLEY, sec'y.
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Notice.

1THE Copsrtnership heretofore existing be-
u tween Jasper Mallory and John Mallory.
under the name of J. & j. Mallory, in the For
warding and Commission business at Clarington.
Monroe county, Ohio, is this Cay dissolved by
mutual consent. The said Jasper Mallory will
attend to settling all accounts due sail firm. Also
will continue TO do Forwarding aud Commiou
business a. formerly. in the name of Jasper Nal.
lory., JOHN MALLORY,
JASPER MALLORY.
CLARIN GToN, Msrch 8, 1854.
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Or We notice, after hurried exami-
nation Of the proceedings of the Legisla-
iurs, that several important bills have been
Actsd upon duriHg the past week.
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Mr.. Nellis.

the man without arms, who will execute his ex.
traordinary feats OF loading and firing pistol with
his toes; cutting profile likenesses; shooting at
mark with bow and arrow; playing upon the
ACCORDION aud Violincello. etc. Mr.. Nes, in
these performances. exhibits wonderful example
OF what indomitable energy and industry can &C.
complish, even when laboring under disadvan.
tages apparently the mos, insurmountable.
A complete Menagere of LIVING WILD AN.
IMALS is also included in the American Museum
and at a convenient period during the Exhibition
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WoopsFIELD, Apri, 10, 1854

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On Saturday,
"A the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1854. at IL o.
clock A. NJ. the premises hereinafter describ-
ed, by virtue of an order of the Probate Court OF
Monroe county Ohio, the undersigned, as the ad
mns,rator of Hamilton Highman, deceased. will
sell at public auction. the following described
tract Of land situate in Wayne township, in SAID
county, to wit: The undivided half of the north
west quarter of the north west quarter of sectinn
/, township s. and range 6, for cash in hand, and
app 8 ised at $l00
DAVID HICKMAN, Admir-
Anr 5. 1854. of Hamilton Hiehman. dec.
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Philadezph,a Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 18.-During the
past week the offerings of beef cattle
amounted to 1900 head. 500 head driven
to the New York market. Sold from to
1859 per 100 lbs; Cows and calves sold
at 25 to ~; Feeders Is to go; Sheep $50
to 6.95 per 100 lbs. live weight. Hogs
good supply at 6,95a6,75 per 100 lbs.
CINCINNATI, April 24.-Flour dull at
Sc go to 81 90. Coffee III to l2c. Su-
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Administrators Notice.

AN Saturday, the 29,h day Of April. 1854. the
. undersigned will make application to the
Probate court of Monroe county, Ohio, for or.
der authorizing the sale of certain desperate and
insovent claims belonging to the estate of James
Guthrie. deceased.
JOHN DAVENPORT.
April S. 1854. Admir-.
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NOTlCE is hereby given, that will make ap.
IL plication to the Probate court OF Monroe
county, Ohio, on the 29th day of April, 1854, for
an order to sell the doubtful and nsolvent claims
of George w. Lawrence, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate will present them
Immediately, duly authenticated, the estate must
soon be closed up. DAVID G. COE,
Anr,lS Administrator OF said estate.
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From, Hapana.

New York, April 2o.-Per Crescent
City.-The Capt. General has been busy
recently making tour inspecting all forti-
fications, and ascertained that 800 guns
can be mounted in "a hours. Rumored
that provisions are being carried into Gu.
bana in night time, and that blasts are be.
ing drilled. The number of troops pres.
ent on the Island is about 1900. Naval
force. twenty-five vessels, chiefly small
steamers. No business doing, being Holy
week.
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DAVID HIGHMAN, Admit
Apr. 5, 1854. of Hamilton Highman, dec.

- Der has been appointed by the Probate court
Of Monroe county, Ohio. administrator of Joseph
Minor. late of said county, deceased, aud received
letters of administration. Those having claims
should;present them Immediately, properly authen.
ticated. THOS. MCMAHON.
April IL, 1854.
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Of School Teachers

Examinations of School Teachers
~ 3 FOR 1854.
NyHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county,
j. will hold meetings for the examination OF
School Teachers in Woods6eld, commencing on
the first Monday of each month after this date.
except April. In which month their meeting will
commence on the second Monday.
Applicants must be in attendance at 10 O'Clock
A. M, of said days, and bring certificates of NOR
al character from responsible persons known to
the Board. By order of the Board,
JAMES MITCHELL,
Clerk of Board.
Woodsfeld, Feb. %, 1854.
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r Truman Smith. q. S. Senator from
Connecticut, has resigned his seat in the
Senate, to take effect on the 24th of May.
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P. II. BARNUNE,S
GRAND COLOSSAL
MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.

THVHE largest Travelling EXHIBITION in the
IL World, being combination of all the most
popular and unexceptionable amusemeuts of the
age enlarged and improved for the Season OF
1854.
Il TEAM OF EIGHT ELEPHANTS
will draw the great Car of Juggernaut.
A BABY ELEPHANT.
Only one gear old and but 81 feet high. will car
ry upon his back around the interior of the i'm
THUMB. The Magnificent Cortege comprises
l40 Horses and 100 men. The Pavilionsof Ex.
hibition has been enlarged until it Is capable of
accommodating Is 600 spectators at once. The
collection of living Wild Animals includes the
most splendid specimens ever exhibited in Amer.
ica. Among many others will be found
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL LIONS,
fresh from their native Forests
A MONSTER WHITE OR POLAR BEAR,
-of prodgious size and ferocity
A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TIGER, the
largest one ever captured alive
A PAIR OF YOUNG LIoNS,-only six
months old.
BRAZILIAN TIGERS, BLACK and POON-
All BEARS, HYENAS, Sc, sc.
The DROVE OF ELEPHANTS were Cap
tured in the Jungles of Central Ceylon. by Messrs
S. B. JUNE and Geo, NUTTER, assisted by 26O
Natives, after pursuit Of three months and four
days in the Junges They were finally entrapped
and secured in an Indian Kraal or Trap Of enor-
nous dimensions and prodgous strength, where
they were subdued.
p. T., BARNUM,
Proprietor of the American Museum, New-York,
has the honor to announce that, encouraged by
the brilliant success which has attended all his
various efforts for the amusement of the Eublic,
he has been led 10 form the project of organizing
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Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry!

w
THE BEST REM MEpY EVEN KNOWN TO MAN
For Coughs, C0fds, Asthma, Group. Bronr6sfiss
Int7meuzd, Bleeding Of the Lnngs. Difficult
Breathing, Liuer Injections, Poin or
Weakness IF the BrcGsf or sS5de,s
First Stages # Consunpfiors
- &c, &c, &c.
! In short, this Bslsatn il peculiarly sdspted to
every disease of the Lungs and Liver, which y
produced by our ever-vmying climate. a
INTLuENzA AND CoNsUMPTIoN --It j. iDdee@
melancholy truth that tlousands fail vicfilnst -
Consumption every year from 40 other cause sbuss
neglected colds; yet we find hundreds. and ttos-
sands. who treat such complaints witlstlss ss6at.
est indifference, aad let them run for weeks,
and even :nonths, without thinking Of the danger.
AT first, you have what you consider . slighe
cough or cold, allow business, pleasure. or csrszs
lessness to prevent you from giving il assy atten~
ton; it then settles upon your bressr. yoa become
hoarse, ave pains in the side OF Chest sxpscsotsee
large Quantities of matter. perhaps mixed viii
blood; difficulty OF breathing ensues. and shsS
you find your own foolish neglect has bsouEhteA .
this complaint. If, then, you value your lite -
health, be warned in time. aud don't irifis with
your cold; but Immediately procure bottle or TIVE
of that famous remedy. Dr.. Wisfdr's BafsGW q
Wild Cherry, which is well known to be the aost
speedy cure ever known, asthousaads viii testify
whose lives have been saved, by it, fi.f ,.ss4 49,
For Influenza it Is the very best medicine in ~
world. w = = -
BEN deceived. remember that Il l. ..Dr USs1
far's Baisam Of Wild Cherry that performssAe !.
most wonderful cures, and il is the remedy has
will afford you immediate relief. ;s.. $50,
g g g q g = g g a So
7sco Lives Saued by the nse Of only 1Aree Bsss :
ties Of WSsfar,s Balsdm ej Wild CS<vyss'
Mr.. EpEN. KY. July -. 1864. !
Messrs Harcourt Howard & &Co.--Gents--T The 5
s.Dr Wistar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry thsa T.,
bought Of you has been Of such signal benefit q
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A DMINISTRATOR' SALE.-.On Saturday.
"A. May l3, 1854, at IL o'clock. a m by virtue
of an order from the Probate court of Monroe
counto, Ohio, will offer for sale, the prem-
ses the following described real estate, situate in
the village OF Lebanon, in said county, to wit:
Lots Nos Is and IA, in said town. The FIRST ap.
praised at 1920, and the latter at $50. A tobacco
house and store house on Lot No. l3. Terms
One third in hand. one third April l, 1855, and
one third Feb. 81, 1856. Interest on deferred
payments. ASAHEL HOGUE, Admir-
apr s, 1854 of Landon O. Beane, decd.
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WONDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AND ART,
the full particulars of which, it would be imposs.
BILE 10 give within the limits Of newspaper ad.
at an enormous expenditure of means, forming the
largest and most novel Exhibition in this or any
other country. ~
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CHEAP SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS!
NNHE subsciber has just received New Sup
IL ply of
Read C1ofhinU

Of the Latest Styles, which, he will sell at very
low prices. By all means call and examine his
Stock before purchasing elsewhere, if you want
to get good bargains.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERE.S
Of superior styles aud nish for sale low prices,
aud will be made up to order, or sold by the pat
tern.
He is also prepared to do good and fashionable
work for his numerous customers at reasonable
prices.
NJ. BURGBACHER
WooDsEtELD April 10 1874
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General Tom Thumb,

OeneraI j ON / numb,
is attached to this Exhibition. and will appear in
all his performances given before the princi-
pal crowned heads of Europe. including Songs,
Dances. Grecian Statues, and his admired person.
ations Of Napoleon and Frederick the Great The
little General is ttcentyf,co years of age. weighs
only fifteen pounds, and is but twenty eight inches
high. Also engaged
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ALSO: At the instance of the undersigned. on
the same day, against the same, for the sum oI
fourteen dollars aud fifty nine cents.
April 5, 1854. FRANCIS M. CAIN.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance attach
"A. ment was issued on the 18th day OF March,
A. u. 1854, by Jacob T. Morrill,, a Justice of the
Peace of Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio.
against the goods, chattes. stocks, interest in
Stocks righ,s, credits, moneys, and effects of Dr.
John Gruber. nonresident of said county. for
the sum of three dollars forty nine and hall cents
April 5. 1854, ELIZABETH CAIN.
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ment that Austria was concentrating troops
on the frontiers Of Servia, but as negolia-
tons were still in progress, he could not
state what course Austria would pursue.
April 26th is appointed as "national
fast day" throughout Great Britain.
There was riot at Barcelona on the
18th ult., the military were called put and
several of the populace were killed.
A man named Bochis has been arrested
as the assassin of the Duke of Parma.
Richardson Bros. quote suspension oi
the excitement in the breadstutfs market,
and wheat declined 2a3d, flour 18da2s.
Corn trihe lower. Balt and Phlla. -four
36s 6da37s; Ohio 37a38s. Corn, white
and yellow Al. Beef, Dominica, nett zoos.
Pork unsaleable. Bacon lower, fair quail.
tiles 42a43s. Lard nominally ASS, tend
ing downwards. Tallow is lower. Cot
ton. better feeling; fair shade dearer;
offered freely, prices not regular.
Barings London circular quotes money
unchanged. Consols 871as. Coffee dull.
Sugar quiet. Tea, better feeling. Amer
lean stocks without demand except for re.
mittances; Md. bonds 83; Pa. subscrip-
tons 90.
The Asia passed, on the 18th, P. NJ,
the steamer Canada. Signaled the Eu-
ropa at P. M. on the goth.
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Death of an Er. Senator

Death of an Ex-senator. rs
WORCESTER, April 20, 1854-Ex.Senator
John Davis died at his residence, on Wed
nesday afternoon, of bilious cholic, after
few hours illness,
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DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENEssEs.

March 90, 1854.
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ArripaI of the Arctic.

New YoRK, April Up. M.-The Arc.
tic has arrived with dates from Liverpool
to the 5:h ult.
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TUE. JULIEN CoNcERTs..-These
commence on the evening Of Saturday
the 18th inst, at Odd Fellows Hall.
We are daily expecting the tarrival Of
our friend, Brough, in town, to per-
feet the necessary arrangements for
this sure to lie brilliant series Of mu-
steal entertainments. Julien has been
greatly successful with them, in New
York, Boston and Philadelphia, and
will, we doubt not, be equally SO here
Picoyunc.
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Notice ~ ContractOliiti.

nROPOSAIS will .be received at the
OJEre IF khe Baton Rosgs and CikoH
Plesk Road Company (until Saturday. the
25th Febsxavy 1854 for the construction
of CULvsr1s required on the Ord and 4th
Sections Of this road. The work to be per-
formed, and materials furnished, according
to plans and specifications on file ct this
Office. BY order Of the Board.
feb-4 A. SHOPPERS, Sse'y.
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Particular Notice.

THE undersigned would most respect
L fully inform his numerous friends and
acquaintance, that hehas removed his Jew
elry store corner Of Third and Church streets,
where he will be; prepared to accommodate
all those who will favor him with a call.
He would also inform all those with whom
he is acquainted, that he is prepared to re-
ceive watches, Jewelry, fancy goods Sc,
to be sold on commission.
ian-1S r. G. DELARODERlE.
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Notice to Architects.
Committee Roos1; STATD H0UsE,
BArox ROUGE February ind, 1854. I

COMMITTEE ROOM; STATE HOUSE.
BAfon RouGH, February End, 1854.
A meeting Of the Committees Of both Houses,
IA on Public BuildiaEs, held Rebdsry 2nd, 1855
It was
Reso1esd, That II h the opinion q this COM
mittee, that the State House grounds, be surround
ed with suitable Iron fence, with . hrst fonda
ton capped with granite; that the grounds b.
properly graded and planted with shrubs and trees
and otherwise improved /; that the, Banquets,'
around the square Of the Capitol, be paved with
suitable brick laid in cement, with stone curbing;
and the inside walks, leading from each gate 70
the State House be covered with shells laid IN ce
ment.
1t was also ordered that the Char Be authorized
to publish the foregoing resolution. in the daily
papers Of Baton Rouge, and to invite proposals for
estimates, plans, and specifications Of the works
embraced in the Same and he Il further authori-
zed to pay the sum n Two Hundred and Fifty bdols
lars, for the estimate, plan and specifications,
which may be adopted BY the committee provid
ed such estimate, plan and specifications be furn-
ished the committee on or before Thurs6at the
9th inst. lfeb4-1w] GE8. 8. LACEY Chairman.
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~Ex-Marshal Keysar arrived in
Philadelphia on the 28th ult., with
thirty three tons Of silver coin, valued
at million Of dollars, which he. took
from New Orleans for Adams & Go.
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BEp1Nl AGAIN BURNED IN EEEfGy.
"A large procession paraded the
streets of Baltimore on the night Of the
18th, with an edigy Of Bedini, the
Pope's Nuncio.
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rThe Picayune says that an
English Journal gives long descrip-
tive account of a curious marine animal
recently captured on the Caithness
coast. It was Of the species Gymne-
trus Hanwkeniii, and is described as a
creature. of snake-like form, sixteen
feet in length, covered with a long pen
dulous crest on the back Of the head.
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GEO. L. PIKE, Editsr and Proprietor.
~~~~~.--~~~---~-N~~-~
BATON ROUGE::::::::::::::FEB. 8, 1854
NORTH BOULEVARD STREEr.-Now
that everything is in fair way for the
Capitol grounds to be enclosed with
substantial iron railing, and the grounds
ornamented with shrubs and shade
trees; the town council! should lend
its aid, towards improving the street
on the north; and in removing, as far
rs it is possible, every ungaiply sight
, in that vicinity. There are some very
ancient Gland b0ders" in North Bou-
levard street. Venerable ancients that
stood there when Gen'l. Phil. Thomas
Representing young America at the
beginning Of the nineteenth century,
came down from the city Of St. Fran
cisville, and demanded Of his Excel
lency Governor de Grandpre, the then
venerable town of Red Stick. The
very house in which his Excellency
then lived, and represented the macs-
ty Of Spanish authority in the Flori-
das, now stands at the corner of Third
and North Boulevard street-or rather
the brick foundation for it has been
so altered; and appropriated to SO
many varied uses, since that day, that
our venerable citizens do not recognize
in it, the old edifce.
There is much 10 do on the part of
the town, for the improvement Of
North Boulevard. There is the un-
paved market, with its CHASTITY looking
cock-loft, and its weather-worn cupola
and weather-cock; wherein it was
originally designed to write the name
of the public spirited Mayor, under
whose administration the great work
was undertaken. This should be torn
down at once-tbe ':city' can do with !
out any market, until better can be
afforded. In the mean time "the
name" can be inscribed on the front
part of that valuable building in Main
street, called the "Town Hall" The
stone on the front of that edi6ce, is
still unstained with any record, and it
is time some honorable memorandum
should be made. The Board should
meet the commissioners who will be
appointed by the legislature to super
intend the work of enclosing the
grounds; and have North Boulevard
street, Strengthened. And since mis-
cradle mountebank peculators and
snobby letter writer's have said their
full say about removal" and the
question is settled the town should
take into consideration the advantages
to accrue by straig htening Lafayette
street.
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Mem Aopertisem { MT 8.
Third Street Exchangs.

H1HU St1ect EXChHHSss
THIS establishment, situated opposite
l. Hutchison's on Third street, former.
ly kept by c. J. Hueston, has been re-
opened by the undersigned, and supplied
with fresh stock Of the very best Wines
and Liquors, and will be kept open during
the usual hours day and night. :
Feb. 7-tf. w. r. GEORGE
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For Sale.

A NEGRO Woman, aged 80 years, good
II Cook, lroner, and Washer woman.
For particulars apply to T. PIeNEGuY's
Dry Goods store in Lafayette street.
feb 6-3t,
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Jenny Lind is singing again in
Dresden, and goes to St. Petersburg
in the spring. An effort will be made
to have her revisit this country.
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In New York, on Sunday, the
Goth ult:, a fire occurred which des-
troyed the Columbian Foundry, with
a number of dwellings, casting many
destituteia individuals naked on the
streets.
There was also fire in Pearl street,
near the Battery, which destroyed a
block, and turned likewise some fifty
Irish families into the streets.
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HA company Of capitalists has
been formed in New York for the pur-
pose of manufacturing coats, panta-
looms, &C., complete without any seams
at all.
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TIME VERY BEST.-Persons desiring
i any of the celebrated medcins cal.
led Brandy, can get some ofthe pure aid,
undultrated Pinet, Castillon & Co.'S at the
Drug Store Of VIM. BOGEL.