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ar The remark that no tao men contributed more IN
MI dav to fan the destroying flame Of abotionism
sbtsr repen.d when be upon what dangers his CO.
mnathzers we're drifting the Union and Fillmore the
nsent coadjator aud steady coyoter with Gddings and
49, and the whole tribe Of abolitionsts became "con
ev.,iyep when he became an accidental President and
~ badge ofheir joint repentance and conservatism was
N Gs,oyosaiss N 1850 Webster died, and Fillmore HH
~ utbout being able undo the fearful mischief they
~ wrought They raised the storm and could not ride
mon or control il
Our neQhbor complains OF oar arrogant tone when
aakinv Of him. lie has mistaken the word 70 interpret
g,rt Of this journal Our arrogance Is the "arro
80 az the Russian general shut in fortress on his ma
,e soil confded by his master 10 his yor ana sAiekee
no and beeaguered by foreign and invading enemies
i Ybe arrogance Of man determined TO do his duty N
t esuse and who will not be frowned down nor sheer
aoun nor suffer his words Of honest truth TO be SUI
IA ~ the ukewarmness of friends the elamor OF OPP
opens If southern do not see this question IN ihe
bt that we do they be blamed for not acting as
re do But bskolding the question with our eyes, We
oud be traitors did strive TO rally our country
sp and hurl defiance at our foesalbe the charleston
Mercury in the Advertisers mistaken opinion, IS the only
ber southern paper that abels 10 the course we hope
ur eotemporary may live that we DO not stand
solitary and alone on this great question u we DO God
help the country
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- op@-Ihe Buffalo Republic doubts the necessity Of
ABOUT The scarcity Of hour present in this
& u states that II Is in possession Conformation which
l warrants the expectation that the following auant
- WI arrive at that port this From Lake Michi-
~ o'OoOo barrels from Detroit $4,000 barrels from
s,a3 100000 barrels from Cleveland, 10000 barrels
total Of $4,000 barrels Of -four 10 come forward
oe harvest exclusive Of Canada The Republic adds
mas no means Of estimating the amount that win be
eoe'sd rom Canada, but learns from gentlemen whose
% o information extensive that il viii not be less
quarter OF million Of barrels and may he four
TINES that amount
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ChND.Tho public respectfully informed thai
frure, by order OF the orphans will BIZ
edpeday) morning, Apollo Hall, 10
O'Clock precisely.
superior furniture contaired in the large saloon The
O'Clock # /. +. .
r. s-Ihe sa office furniture, furniture and
ness, Sc, will be- sold al 10 O'Clock precisely -
JAS. 9. MCGUIRE,
April Is Auciionecr
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= ~" DODGE ron THE HARD TniEa-The New York oh.
- MAKES The following gratifying announcement;
al, "a order 70 resist the exortion practised by many
s ~ provisions in this city understand that the
sss companies have made arrangements aud are now
ea 70 execute orders under which they will deliver
% uoor TO private families all articles OF private con-
rSp as poultry, beef butter, &c.a the price
I ~ 'ne same ia remote parts OF the country price
49, y transportation being added In this way nearly
ta may be saved by the consumer, and fresher and
sI articles may be secured. Thousands of families viii
''4n themselves Of this admirable arrangement
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lense Aer leaving Harlem, the engineer discovered
uaeh on when the train The alarm thistle was
oown ana me girl stepped of but before the
approached her she stepped enough To-
wards ~ so that the cow-cacher struck her in the mech
completely deeapatng the unfortunate girl and throw
ing hef under the wheels in such manner that both
her lower limbs were severed
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON THE HEIGHTS
- "cosgsown - pa6'c sucsioa-ua Wednesday noraiug
aPt ~ al ~ O'CLOCK precisely, shall sell,
cottage Residence and Colonel
Hooef1 uned ostes n
= Tue eofnsI q ksb snd High The buildings
nene" psnu~si and bats, eArss
SUMMER housn wood she'd and other
condition, - ? - -
ms properly has attached nearly thee ground highly
fhsmeneo weisneed, snd IN perfect
mowers and ornamental shubb~ adorn gres
sien al ns1h~asibe supply Of spring large
that never TAILS are alsn found ti- place.
Many handsome residences surround hs Its heah
Vcsuon ana the Giles 81
eansos fail 70 recommend Il desiring bsae
residence. Title ndispuabie.
Terms One fourth cash. the residue
sir twelve, and eighteen on interest," secured by deed
" uus, On me premises. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
"P'"tt-a AucIoneer.
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Jfarkets

NEw YonK, April l7.Cotton is unchanged, with mod
crate demand. Flour has advanced Is cents common
quatiesgood Ohio, SO rs $40 50 southern, $40 81
$40 96. Wheat is unchanged Cornprices sitter, but
not auoaby hgherwestern Mixed ST o. Pork is trihe
hgherod mess SIG 81 Beef is unchanged and limited
demand Lard is higher-in barrels, 50 s71a $40 rs.
Whskey--Oho is upward-sales at 331s "a cents.
BALTMonE April 17.-Four is steady, but sales
noted. Wheat firm and unchangedwhite, So 65 50 10
red So So So CO. Corn-whte, 81 81 04; yellow, 81 o.
81 O6 There but little activity in grain this morning,
and the offerings were small.
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BY ELEG APH


PHLADELpHlA, April 1.-THE boiler connecsed with the
cottonml of O.. Spencer at Germantown exploded this
morning early hour SCATTERING mill and destroying
the dry and Lighthouses adjoining the boerhousc s. Self
zer the engineer killed Fortunately, the
place before the hands had assembled for work. or there
might have been disastrous loss of life.
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Reciproeitv and Nar,oation a. Os,oego

OswEoo April GLarge quantities of produce and lum-
Der from Canada constantly arriving here showing
good effects of the reciprocity treaty There have already
arrived since the opening of navigation 900 barrels four
900 bushels wheat, and nearly half million feet of
ber all of which immense freight trains conveying
ward as fast possible.
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Additional Accommodations for TIE Pension Qfee.C Under
the operations Of the bounty land act the business of
the Pension Office has increased such that II has
been found necessary to additional quarters for the
accommodation Of the agelynoreased clerical force
engaged with the applications under The act Of March 1855
The building adjoining toe Pension Office, Eighteenth
street has rented until the west wing o. the Patent
Office ready for the occupancy Of this branch Of the Int
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Loo AL EW a.

NOBLE cHARTY.--It is doubtless known 10 many,
not to most OF readers charter has obtaines
from Congress for the organization OF st. Josephs Male
Orphan Asylum TO be located in this city We ALREADY
two orphan asylnmthe for boys girls othe
for girls exclusively The proposed for boys exclu
siyey Those having this noble charity charge have
already met with liberal response community
But further aid is still required and feel assured that
aid will not be invoked in vain. The following gentlemen
the trustees named in the of Congress charterng
Josephs Male Orphan Asylum all of whom have accepted
and actively and earnestly engaged In the discharge
Of their duties viz Thomas Carbery, John Carroll Brent
Richard ii. Clarke Gregory Ennis, Hugh b. Sweeny
Thomas Feran, james L. Harvey, William H. Ward, and
Nicholas Callan.
THE CITY couscILs--The councils met on Monday eve
ming last In the board Of aldermen communication
received from the of the public schools
ing the purchase Of Morrsons Rugby Academy building
school house for the first district which referred to
the appropriate committee. bill passed making
appropriation of 81 900 purchase apparatus for the Amer
lean Hook and Ladder Company and the Western Hose
pany bill passed making it penal offence sell
bread under weight and providing that the punishment
doing shall be fine Of from $500 $500 for each offence
be paid the seller whether grocer baker any other
vender whatever. In the council communication
received from John NJ McCaa declining the appoint
ment as one of the codifers of the city laws.
philosophy in Columbia College
Among the distinguished strangers in the city Gov
Joseph johnson, of Virginia. He is stopping
Browns Hotel.
PEoPLE's THEArnE.--Me Zoe has made very favora-
BILE impression upon theatregoers The bill for this
evening is very attractive one.
Within the last two three days the arrivals in Washing
ton have been very liberal SCALE and landlords smile
business smile when their protand-los account
makes the right kind of exhibit
n
Shad selling in market yesterday for 37 cents
per pair. Prices coming down. -r
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DANsvILLE, April 16.-The brick papermi built by
Chester Bradley and owned in New York city, dscov
cred fire in the cupoa about ~ o'clock yesterday
ing but, by the prompt exertons Of the remen and c
zen the fire checked after destroying the upper part
the mill The damageis covered by insurance.
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Hofrman,s Roscndalc Cement.

ilS hydrauc cement is manufactured by the Lawrence
Company and has The unqualified appreciation OF the
architects aud being
OF the works under the United States For sale
office ol the company
NJ. w WOODWARD, Secretary,
ls2 Front street, New York.
Mar 2J--d2mf
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iah oHlo RIVERA despatch from Wheeling says:
The river here has depth Of ten fee, our inches ana
btag Freight from the West is arriving and being
'ulPped eastward without DELAY
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MARRIED,

At Annapolis Maryland Tuesday the l7ih the
Mr. NELSON, CHARLES MCCORMICK, United army,
Mrs ANN WELLS daughter of the late RicnARp IaLKHARr, of
Howard county, Maryland ~. M
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MINERS American Hee Keepers Maaaai, 4 vol
Iu New York
The Cottage Bes Keeper. I vol. New York.
Millions Practical Bee Keeper. I voI London.
Psynes Bee Keepers Guide l London
The English Bee Keeper, by Country Curatc.
ouimby's Wee Keeping explained I vol. New York.
Weekss Bee Manual | vol. boston. 4 5
Eddy on Bee Culture Fl
Wheeler Bees the Hive. Buffalo.
hnrray's Honey Bee. | vol London.
The shilling Bee Nook. vol London. q t-tst
Richardson's Hive and the Honey Bee. ! vol Dublin.
Whites Guide 10 The Management Bees. London.
sla,er's Hand Book OF The Honey Bee. vol London.
And other valuable works every branch ga
dsning FRANCk TAYLOR.
April IL
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NEW ORLEANS hSr-The coinage Of this mint during
March amounted to s3s7o0o and included $3s2ooo In
half doarshe balance in eagles During the month the
deposites reached Sl ooe in silver and $bessl in gold
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Treasury Department,

March 1893.
NOTICE is hereby holders
~ states described following 81
for the OF completing the purchase
named This department will continue
Of said notice. the
ccvcd here prior to the brst day Of June taH
ta 9adassl sts TREASURY DkrARTAxsT,
a#4ta 800 January }, 1885,
Notice h hereby holders the
United
March
81 o0o,00o in the and the hereinafter
Toned, TO wit:
In
preference will be
be offered The certificates, duly uaed
by parties whu
be transmitted TO this Department, the Whereof
price will be paid compounded of the following PARTICULARS
l. The vauc, amour, specified In each certificate.
July 1876, redcemabu H. 1885, "a per
stock Of the loan authorized the Of 1884, desnabe 3st De-
cember 1862 10
by the isA7 redremabs si
December 1856 aud s Both June, Go,
deemae ths 2s enbe 1854 tconaly called tho Texas
indemnity 6per cent ss ss t.assi
ie5S date receipt and
ia addition. at.g a844srs
for said will be made
the United States, assistant
Philadelphia
But certificate will entitled bepsat of
which shall NOT be actually received at the Treasury before The
said LIST day OF March next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
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fOIt HEsNTThe commodious recently
pied by the BRAZILIAN naistI, situated Circle
Penns ylvania avenue west
apply Messrs. Riggs Co. Eveleth
Windcr's building, No 2, OF I7th and
Ap BE sl
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BosroN, April l6The royal mail steamship Arabia has
chartered in England for the Crimea carry cavalry
horses hundred pounds sterling per day. the govern
ment finding the coal
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CANTON Mating, Sissx OisAss.s, &s..Ws nsvs ins,
received New York. full stock Of
invite honseks~p
80 and generally The embraces al the df
frreni wdths, Qualities. and ccofs, VIZ:
rs pieces superior - white mssfns
"a do
as do 50 do
~ check mating
o. fancy 90
Is extra .iss jae
Is superior quality Beriss
DO pieces sIap gieiofss. styles
s4.S 4. "a, and Aa@ssss
fail sheets heavy o,tciotn, ehtnP.
and III sHy axe snaps hall passage.
Also, daily expected per schcnmes r. " Hant<y-
10 pieces 50 msss,ipgs
10 10 So 10
- 10
Our Of velvet Brase tapestry, three py ,nxsn snd
Venetian caspssnx
quensy w' be cMssed reduced prices, With seteas,ea -
preparatory se'ri winch
IN progress Of erection. . -
4 April i-Asw<~ Hooki sho. CO.
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N NTH LssrALnENI.--ws to-day the ninth
ten he hes, aricie al the pric. a eoantry,
SHAKER LoNG-CLoTH SHIFTING
rive cases opened to-day o expressly Gar st,,
ing shade or TWO heavier than tho
Jhe cloth IN.
housewife brand ladies' aad chi.dTca's
Tht above brands
them In nl We take all the k,ndr ana
have hesitation very soods on mel,
class fliat .-..s-s. 80
la lots Of all nae and qualify couons
the best makes known trade.
Our stock OF goods for general family consumption never
more complete than nj present
MOURNING GOODS.
Our stock thoroughly assorted ia all black goods
peor qualities II be mentioned in this
vote especial keeping throughout year
supply OF all kinds " dry goods required for mourning
IN PURE .ALL-LINENp GOODS.
We offer large portion Of
which n manufactured Ireland
ected from best
Our aud facilities
pure linen goods; deal In kind.
Daily additions arriving in fancy goods.
One price only. sa.atGt
Delay in seunc hills
Good artcies, low prices and relied
easef. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central stores, sswest buidfng,m
hpnl I7--0dif Opposite Centre Market
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laS STREET SWEEPING MACHINES IN NEW YoRK-The
tribune thus quietly exults the wonders accomplished
9y the wonderful machines
y fopr wards are swept by these machines--the
tfsl Second, Fourth, and Sixth During the first week
April there removed BY the machines from these
pur wards 663 loads of dirt and $500 during the sec
vaa These wards cleaner than they have ever
~ gyeh since New Amsterdam changed TO New York
ae work. however Is but just begun 1t was at first ne
70 quarry the accumulated filth of years by the aid
y pekaxes and humanity but the machines have Il
gu 70 themselves They win probably save us from that
city entire y '"'
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iHR CROPS ~ OnIo.-The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman
says:
II now the middle of April and scarcely bud has
yet swollen and cattle require much feeding and more
care than in the dead of winter.
he prospect of every variety Of fruit was never better
as nota bud is yet injured and the mellow and rich APP
ance Of the earth il is broken up with the plough is
agood indication Of fine crops
The impression general take Ohio whole chat there
was less wheat sown last fall than is usual owing to The
scarcity and high prices of seed. The same w to some
extent be the in relation sowing grass seed this
Phg The stringency of money and the high price OF
cover and timothy seed deferred many farmers from sowing
anu me effect is partial decline in prices owing to the
diminished demand This will, to some extent increase
e crops grain another year, and diminish the number
OfctileH
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ny- jamestown society Of Washington Ctty--A
the sccey he held in the chamber Of the board Of
aldermen Hail. * O'Clock "Wednesday evening April
hoped members will be pancual in their attendance as an
OF officers viii held and preparations made r he an
nua celebration. fn @Htea
O. W. o. HUNTINGTON, II
April l5-3t Recording Secretary.
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rorRT OF CT AIMS urish Forrest, stosn~ysfisw. Rock
v claims In the Of claims and
Washington Communicable
eer Rockville No ss north street viii he
prounpsly attended 10.
March 3i-dslstIuy
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Bureau Of rrovissoss asd cIoshsns,
fm8 April =, less.
SkfAkAIE PROPOSALS., ~Popcssss sof
~ Navy c"shsss Asd Cscshsnx received
his once Hani "eioeAs May ~
furnishing sod delivering,
OF either I" Toe yMds Chasown, Mas~schaes Broos
n New fcs - cssrsss vyysaa, me tsaow
toned OF all The fnaowine
and eo,hing Of
ordered by the chief " this
~ yssds,
ss day Of Jsy eed.ss sh Day
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G. EN- ERAL NE w s..

WORLDS Protestant oosvocarlos.-Upon the occasion
Of the Grand Exhibition at Paris which to open the
Of May next there will be in that city religious lion
all the Protestant confessions Protestant churches from
all quarters of the world be represented and dis
courses will be delivered by many Of the most prominent
members
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PEopLE's TnEATnE.-Me Zoe has made very favora-
BILE impression upon theatregoers The bill for this
evening is very attractive
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Among the distinguished strangers in the city Gov
Joseph johnson, of Virginia. He is stopping
Browns Hotel.
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Professor Charles G. Jewe has been elected professor
philosophy in Columbia College
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-18

s Richardson OF Boston patentee of the atmospheric
tubular railway, has Invented very simple neat and eff
eetve method of informing passengers in railway
every succeeding station they to arrive and It's dis
lance from the past 1t consists of small frame
Ike clock faee.-N Y. Sun.
"A small neat frame like clock face has been suspend
ed in the the New York and Erie railroad for sew
era years
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GREAT HAIL LoUIsASA--There was n great
hail-sorm in the parish of Iberville, Lousana the
5th instant 1t commenced about minutes past two,
p M preceded by thunder and lightning. The general
size of the hal-sones about large plums but
there great many large hens egg rregu-
rshaped humps ice and in instances still larger
The ground literally covered with these iceballs.
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THE TRAVEL wEsTwARp.-A large increase of travel is
noticed on some Of the western railroads The Buffalo
Courier says the travel the Lake Shore railroad has for
the last week been immense. The number Of passengers
daily carried is estimated at thousand OF these three
fourths are literally wnging their way to the western
prares The emigration promises to exceed that of any
former year
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-26
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster

TuNlIE great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Pain In
II side Hip, Back Limbs and Joints; crof ula King
Evil White Swelling, Hard Tumors till Joints, and all
fixed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster Is applied pain canno. exist
" has been beneficial In OF weakness, such
Pain and weakness In the stomach, Weak Limbs Lame
ness, Affection OF the Lungs In their primary stages
II destroys inflammation by persplration.
James w. Boyd, Pickcns district South Carolina, tcs-
titles that by it, use alone he cured OF Rheumatism
both OF his knees, Of several years standing
The following was handed us by respectable Physi-
clan In Gcorgia
Mcssrs. coVil MCad-Gents: | have been using
your LverTort and Tar and Hebrew Plaster very
svey In my practice for three years past and Is with
pleasure that state my belief In their superiority over
all other articles with which am acquainted, for the
purposes for which they are recommended. The He.
brew Plaster especially Is nm universal panacca for To-
cal pains have also found II a most excellent appca
on for Sprans and Bruises II gives universal salts
action wherever used. e.. OLfN, d.
Knoxville, Ga, March Ith 1859.
Beware " countercits and base limitations.
The genuine will In future have the signature Of y.
TAYLOR on the engraved label tile top Of each box
Purchasers are advised that mean counterfeit OF
this article Is IN existence.
The genuine Il sold only hy us and by our agent an.
pointed through the Southland no pedlar Is allowed to
sell IT, Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned
against OF any but regular agents, otherwise
they VIII he inpnsed upon with n worthless article.
WONlL MEAD, III Chartrcs st., New Orleans.
sole dcnera Agents FOR the Southern States TO whom
all orders must invariably he addressed
Sold also by 7. II KEiru Co, Athcns CowAN HAN
MoNr, CharcStoni w, H. CRAGNiLEs Cleveland; Moss
McKANr, Benton; j. 4. 4 g. W CoruH, Madisonvrle;
AMI ngcuts IN every oNp In the Stats. Dec. i 5i-ly
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-26
BlOOdy-Flux, Dysen!ery, Diarrhea
ITO z r. a.

TNIIE above disorders, so prevalent in this
l. country, can all be cured by the Gr@fen-
berg Dysentary Syrup, which is sold for only
so cents per bottle
CUTS, BURNS, SWELLINGS, OR INFLA,
NATION, either external or internal, cured
by the Griefenberg Green Mountain OINTMENT;
price 20 cents per box-better than any Llnl-
ment or Pain-Klller for it gives instant relief.
Falling ofhe Womb and all other diseases
IRE promptly cured by Marshall's UTERINE
CATnoLTCoN-price reduced to $, 50per bottle,
the only remedy that has yet been discovered
that reaches the above complaint.
THE REFENBERG PILLS
are pronounced the very best pills in the
world; 100000 boxes are sold every year in
TGnnessee-price rs cents.
These and all other Grefcnberg Medicines
are for sale by
W. BURNS, Athens; B. F. MARTIN Il Son
| Calhoun; VAUGHN d. PICKLE; Sweetwater; w
L. WHITE, Loudon; q, CANYoN, Madisonville
ALEX MCKENZIE, Nashville,
June 80, '55-3m 3531 General Agent