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Penn s. XKaypcr's
NeD Stage, Buggy, Carriage aad
WAGON MANUFACFoRY.

rINIE undersigned takS pleasure il announcing to
Inc citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun
ties, that they have commenced the above business
in all its branches They have superior facilities for
manufacturinge kind of a vehicle, having learn
ed the business with nan that understood it in all
its branches Thei werN will be manufactu ed in
style superior to any IN the place. and on the most
favorable terms. They will warrant their work to
be made in the latest and best manner Those wish
ing any kind Of vehicle are solicited to give us a
call betor purchasing elsewhere
All kinds OF repairing, such as repaiuing, wood
work, and trimming executed at the shortest notice
and on the best teInls. We keep none but the best
Of workmen in our employ. New work exchanged
for old
0sY Shop directly east of the American House II
the we'll known stand formerly occupied by l. 5
Ditmars, PENN g. HARPER
Cadiz. Ohio, April; lS55-ly
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RTA NEw, LARGE ExrENsITEAND SUPERIOR STOCK
OF Variety Goods embracing every article IN the ine
also, full and superior stock ofJewery, ut shade
above Eastern prices, at the store OF Robert Coch
n, Fourth strt et Steubenyie. TO these assort-
nlents, the attention OF Country Merchants and Ped
ars is directed as they will sold at Bargains
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gpeeiaL Notiees.

CtAsH PAID FOR LAND WARRANTS AT
~ the Banking House Of Rein WEIGH & Co.
July %, 1855,
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LUKENS & MoFFITT.
DAIAL SIRGEOISI

OFFlCE--East side Main street, in Sharon's new
bu' lding, opposite the Mansion House.
Having associated ourselves in the above proies.
sion, we would respectfully solicit continuance OF
the patronage friends and the public generally
have hitherto extended us feeling contid, nj thar
there are none desiring our professional services.
who will not therefrom realize the fullest satsiac-
ZION Having at considerable expense powy fur
nished our operating rooms and added all the latest
facilities to our Laboratory, we feel well assured
that work cannot be surpassed by any IN the
Union All operations warranted for one year and
charges low as any other respectable Dentists in
the STATE
N. B. Having sold out our interest in the business
of Dentistry in this place to G. w Molitt and s. B
Lukens, we can cordieiy recommend all our friends
add patrons to their skill and attention.
MOFFII"r & HAMMOND,
Cadiz, Feb 81, 1859 Dental Surgeons.
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IRVING'S
Life Of General Washington.


FTNHlS WORK will be published in Three yol.
i ulnes, oc tavo, OF about 400 pages each hand.
somely printed on fine paper, ii large piea tyle,
with Portrait and Plans aud hea4y bound in ciolh,
II viii equal ~ every respect, style of binding,
typography, etc. etc either Bancrofts Or Prescotts
works
fhe first volume will be ready for delivery ii 4.
bout ten days; the second in August, and the thrA
in November, il WILDE sold exclusively by agents,
price 81 per volume.
Considering the reputation of the aulhor and tie
the nature otthe subject, it is confidently expected
this work will meet with hearty welcome from ali
classes of the comm1gify.
Having received the agency for the counties Of
Jefferson and Harrison, for the sale ot thu above
work we are now prepare to receive the naraes 3
those wishing 70 subscribe. All orders Nv mai
promptly attended TO
Specimens of Che style Of Printing, Binding, IKE
can be seen at our book store. a X
MCDOWELL. II Co
June 90, 1888. Market st, Steubenvile q.
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Aorinnltnr.al Meating.

We are requested to state chat there will
be meeting Of the officers Of the Harrison
county Agricultural Society, and all others
interested. will be held at the Probate Jud
ge,s Office 10 Cadiz, on Tuesday, September
Ill. 1855, at ! o'clock, r. NJ. Let there be
general attendance. as business of impor-
tance il to be transacted.
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w 1y@(lov. Shannon aud his sca passed
through 81. Louis on the 2eth ult, en- route
for Kansas.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS!
kEADY MADE CLOTnINlia
New Spring Goods.

- - NAt4se OOUUUs
psT received at Cochraa's Wholesale Variety
- Store, large stock Of new Goods Tor the SEASON
consisting IN part otllosiery, Gloves Ribbons, IA.
les, Edgings, Bobboaetts Accordeons, Vions. am.
tons Combs &c &c.
Also a large assortment ofGoid and plated Jewel
ry, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chains, Sc
4, A'so heavy assortment Of white wax Beads
10 which the teniion ot' the trsle md ci1iy.ns
geLeray is respectfully invited,
ROBF. COCHRAN. 3
e. Fourth ST, a few doors north OF Market.
Steubenvle, April rs 1858.
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STRAYED

From the subscriber living in Cadiz, on
Thursday the 9th of August, 1855, a small
white Cow, with dark red spots on her neck.
Said COW is about or > years old, and
gives considerable quantity Of milk. Any
person returning said cow to me, or giving
information where she can be found will be
literally rewarded.
SOLOMON P. BEST.
Cadiz. o. AUG. %. '55-3tod.
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TThe attention Of our readers is di
rected to the card Of Messrs. Brugh 4 Nc
cutchen. wholesale druggists, Steubeayille.
They ars accommodating and obliging deal
ars, and we would recommend all thcs,
who need anything in then line to give
them d call.
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ID out make S0meH(InR- IIKe 2 IIIVu'
Teachers Examination.

TIME Board Of School Examiners for Harrison
i County, will hold a meeting for the examna.
ton Of teachers, at Cadiz on Friday the 9th day Of
September. Examination to begin punctualy al IL
o'clock A. M. BY Order OF the Board.
Aug l5--Jt
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM containing about l20 acres, including
~ the towno unionvaie, Harrison ce0nly, tliras
miles from Gadiz on the WelsbHrgh road Said
Farm is nicely improved and in good state of cuil
tivation VIII he sold low, and on accomnloaafip~ Y
terms. For particulars enquire Of the sabsribe
Gadiz. WM. HOGGs
Cadiz January TO- 1855
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CASH FOR
WHEAT And RYE.


a<5-'lo the Farmers of Harrison, Northern part OF
Belmont and the Eastern portion Of Guernsey Go.
S. 81 H. M Il A DDEN
HAVE made such arrangements, that w1il enable
them to ensure a steady Market and to pay the high
est price for grain at all times The facilities offer.
ed for shipping grain by the S. & |. X. X. to the
Eastern cities, will warrant us in paying the mos
liberal prices for grain.
Cadiz, Aug. %, I955-tf
fg the index hnger IN tne manu- VI srl'H :
n with whom you are shaking, and ne oo'
irving it and being a Sd degree member,
III also curl and hook his into yours thus
,rming a kind of link or fish hook and
ressing at the same time the thumb upon
pe back pant of the hand, and # any thing
,rther is desired by the parties, either be-
ins by saying " the challenged says AZ
id the other responds 'oN,' which being
--,sa ont make something like "Union.p
Teachers Examination.
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Gen. Rostwick.

at Tie fusion, Know.Nc.hing, disunion,
Repahlisan Convention held at Uhrichsville
an lass Thursday, Gen. s. w. Bostwick. Of
Cadiz. Ras nominatsd az their candidate
for Judge
OF Gen. b Il qualifications, we shall have
ssemeshing 20 say hereafter, when we have
more time.
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EsE We direct the attention of our mer.
chants to the advertisement of Messrs. Hol-
loway q Co.. wholesale grocers, Steuben
vile. Their stock is large and extensive,
and one Of the best in the State. They will
sell At Wheeling prices. Let all Of oar mer
chants give them call.
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The Cadiz Accommodation Train.
Leaves Steubenyille daily Sundays excepted) at
d0j P NJ Arrives al Cadiz at 6.35 p. NJ.
Leaves Cadiz at ,37A. NJ. arrives at Steubenville
at 1905, A NJ,
Agents.
James Collins & Co., Freight and Passenger A
gents, No ia and lis Water St Pittsburgh
] n. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami Il. R.
Depot, Cincinnati
cinnan.
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent Newark.
f. A. Wells, do SteubenviIle
LAFAYETTE DEyENvY, General Freight and lick
ct Agent, SteubenvIle.
f. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
May %, 1865.
Money Remitted to all Points in
I,AtI,I0A NJ n ID III MN Mn SrnH,I NJ
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| ARD and Fish Oil, also crushed Sugar ,iranula.
IL ted do, Loafdo, Puverized do Syrup aad Su-
gar House Moasses, for sale by
mny9 $ g. II McFADDEN.
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2grsse Gle law card Of Messrs. Scott &
Eeminon ia another column.
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EEFhe s. & l. raiIlo Dad is now doing an
excellen. business. The number of passen-
gers is daily increasing. while the freight
receipts are large and heavy. The road is
in. ysry good repair. and the time is made
TO q minute. When the road is completed
10 Pittsburgh, which will be about the first
Of january, It will b. one Of the best pay
ing roads in the country.
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NOEaa,E.

A LII those indebted to E. Conaway, by note or
~ book Account will find said claims in the hand
of L. d Rowly N Frankin, and are requested
to settle immediately, as further indulgence is out
OF my power, b C0NAWAY.
apr4 '55-lf
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~ Interest paid on DepOsIIes AT VIC Dul IIIS III
Exchange Office of Robert Lyons, Cadiz, Ohio.
krINTEREST PAID ON DEPoSITES AT
THE BANKING HOUSE OF REIN WEIGH &
CO., CADIZ OHIO.
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NEW GOODS
INV STORE ROON!!
JOHN LItiGElsr

JOHN LIGGEl"T
II AS just received and is now epenin0 Ms
Ii magDiheentstock OF Spring and Summer eoods'
at No 80, Baltimore Store, Market street. onposit,,
ihe Market House, and next doer to the Dost olfe.
where he coniidentially invites has friends and Inc
public 10 caland examile his stock OF,
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods!
consisting Of every variety of seasonabIe goods.
Gloths, hne black and fancy Cassimeres Satinetts.
Jeans, Fweeds, and all kinds mems wear.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS!
Q! all varieties, including black, plain and fied
Siiks; PLAIN and tlgd DeLains, Berages, Lawns and
tiints oil the best trands in the markets; such a.
Mcrlmack, Cocheco, Globe, Aliens and every make
0i good repute Tor tast colors. Swiss and Swiss Mps-
kns, Collars. Ilnderseeyes, Chimazetts, Ribbons.
cam67lcs, Jaeohets, &c. Reaehed and unbleacbsd
Mustlns torlamiy use.
READY MADE CLOTHIN(,s
large and splendid assortment to which attention
Is particularly invited He will sell then, NJ Isr
as amy oheEheuse in town. iit should be below eosl
Ihe buying public will tnd il 10 their adv yantaoa
TO gWe us acall, MS Cash Will bay cheap o ,olS ffess
times We ha@e alse on hands a choice lot of sea
sonable Groceries, all Of which wil be- sJId 81 tle
most iagerable terms. The highest alarlet r,Ses
paid tor all kinds oi oiprodsce.
Cadia, Ohio Nav 22 1865
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For Sale, Sight Drafts on

PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE
AND PITTSBJ RGH,
July 25, '55.
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Henry Boyles, EliPeacock, Adam Har-
iHr.
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Cadiz, o., Aug. %, 55-3tpd.
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Legal Notice.

Jacob Feltinbarger admir-
Of Samuel Feltinbarger
.Ja.sJ
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II. II TiELMB0l.1, Chemist,
263 Chestnut st near the Girard House, Ihilad
10 be had Of John MCLEAN, Cndiz, Ohio, ana
Of Druggists and u salere everywhere.
All lcIteFs drocIe lto Proprietor III Agent receive
limpedinte attention finne m. h5-Gm
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s., Thomas j., and Edwin also Of her inaw, Tnos
DunAin, are respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
street Third avenue to morrow afternoon one
O'Clock, without further notice
Mrs. MONICA ELIZABETH OWEN, wife of Mr. H. III. Oven,
OF consumption, after four years lingering and painful
Illness, aged 20 years.
Her funeral win take place on Friday next, at two
O'Clock, from her residence, 133 West Broadway. Her
friends are respectfully invited TO attend.
On Monday evening January Is, Of consumption,
HASsAn, widow OF lruxton Taylor, aged 80 years, 0
The funeral viii take place to morrow afternoon at
one o'clock from her late residence l6 Macdouga street
The TRENDS and relatives are respectfully invited TO at
tend
On Sunday night, January IL, of consumption, Mrs.
AGNES WHITAKER aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
requested to attend her funeral this forenoon at
eleven O'clock from her late residence No. 33s Hudson
street.
After lingering Illness JANE surrm, widow of John
Sutphen, in the Old year OF her age.
The relatives and friends family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from her Late residence
No. 10 Orange street. Brooklyn afternoon, at
two O'Clock, without further invitation.
At Williamsburg, Tuesday, January 1s. of measles
ALBERT son Of Edward and Catharne Epworth aged
years and months
The friends and relatives are requested TO attend the
funeral this afternoon, at two o'clock from So South
First street.
Monmouth IN. ~ papers please copy.
On Tuesday January l6, OF disease Of the lungs Tho
MAS, son Of William and Frances Roworth aged 20 years
and months
The friends relatives Of the deceased are respect
friy invited N atteud his funeral this afternoon
% clock, ron his residence, 81 Division street.
On saturday January H. and Monday lbtn Of scarlet
fever TYLER w., aged six and three months and
WoieorT Co. aged one year ADD nine months children Of
Woicott q. and Margaret A. Lafetra
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral OF the atthr child from his fathers
rssidence No 344 Blocker street. this afternoon at
O'CLOCK, without further invitation.
December "a in the city Of Reading Pa Mr.. MArrrw
LAIsG, long resdant of Pennsylvania, q native Of
Eshtin Banks, Durham county, England, in the 10th
year of his age.
At Sing Sing on the morning Of January is, OF inaan
nation, BERTHA EhEIA infant daughter Of c. Z Becker
Esq.
Gateshead Observer, Newcastle on Tyne papers,
please copy.
In Easthaddam, Com, January o, GEORGE W. KART
MAN, aged 20 years and months third OF William
and Mary Hartman deceased.
Hartford papers please copy
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parsed and that we should have had the ueasure ~
tending TO our friends participation in the
rshef We should ourselves enjoy But unhappy, intel
and utterly disspated the hope 80 confidently
cherished, and compelled az to announce our
suspension, as we now do with overwhelming sensa-
non OF pain In so doing ask your reasonable
noeraton for statement necessarily brief ut this
Ate hour, assuring the public that details win justify
we general one now made viz that the long continued
stringency in the money market, both at homo and
abroad the consequent rapid in deposits
sisappontment in negotiating large amount OF Sc
curity on which have advanced aud maturing obga
Hons stl heavy and urgent, the immediate causes
which have conspired to produce misfortune
We assure friends we believe suspension is but
temporary that our assets partnership and private
win exceed liabilities by upwards Of three millions
OF dollars; and books are written up
shall make statement Of affairs full and salts
factory the public could DESIRE
(Signed,) PAGE IL BACON.
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IllesI.


In brooklyn, On Tuesday January Ia, after short
but severe illness, OLIVIA GLOVER, wife Of Charles
Arthur, in the 9th year Of her age
The friends OF the family and OF her uncle Henry @
Hughes are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral
without further notice, to-morro~ afternoon. At two
o'esck, from her late residence In Franklin near viii
louRhby avenue Funeral services at st. Marys Episco
pal Church, Classon avenue.
On Tuesday, January 10, RosrA, wife Of f. Doughty
aged 81 years.
The r,tves and frienrs Of the family are invited 20
attend the funeral from No $50 East Fifteenth street
o,norrow afternoon, at ons O'Clock
In this city, Tuesday January To- telsveu clock
A. NJ, VIRGIL WILLIAMS, son Of Virgil and Mary Whit
comb.
The fri. nes OF the family are respectfuy invited 10
attend the funeral from the 81 Nicholas Hotel this A.
ternoon, at one O'Clock, without further invitation
On Tue,dsy evening, January Ii, MILE OAKLEY in The
9th year al bis age, soldier Of the last war.
The friends and relatives invited 10 attend his ia
rsrs from his late residence, H. Allen street TO
row, N12M
On TUESDAY evening, January Ia, Capt GRAyBY Cal
GRAFT, y. Ms. agent for packets In New York
TO attend his funeral at ST. Pauls Chapel .o.rnorrow
afts noon, AZ quarter before three O'Clock, pane
tualiy.
10 Broollyn, on Tuesday, January 10, A. 9 r. NJ,
0LyiN g. WILLY, aged 10 years and months son Of
the late sidney Is. Wiley, MD
The relatives and flend, Of the family are invited %
attend his fuDeral from a.. residence % bis mother
Mrs Lucrctia Wiley No 10 Atlantic street 10 morrow
morning al eleven O'CLOCK, without further invitation
FINCH
TIE relatives and friends n the family are requested
" st'nd hls tunefaI from 10 Jay street, - morrow
afternoon, = two och ek without further invitation
On Monday evenings January 10, after a short and
pain fu Dlnsss In the 5Is year of her age PngBE wife
Of tarlss kosss, Of the firm Of G. III Nose.
The relative and fr ends Of the fam, and the
hers Of Beseen Lodge No. 22s. o. 81 o. ~ are request
% 10 attend her funeral from her late residence No II
Harrison stree this afternoon, a, half past O'Clock
without further invitation.
After lingering Illness sAsru KKssrI aged forty
years.
The friends 81 the family respectfully invited a.
bnd his funsrs from BIZ. late residence No o7s Water
street, 70 morrow afternoon, AZ O'CLOCK The ere de-
psrmsnt IN sensrsl are respectfully invited 70 attsnd
bso, the talmalers IN general invited 10 attend
Ner Orleans papers please copy
On tuesday, January IT, after q short tlnsss Mr.
JottrH CoyrRr fr aged 90 years
TIE friends and acquainfanees Of the family, also the
Eeersn torTs o, lst2 are tvited 10 nd ns funsrl
from bis late residence No. rrlBsbsn street, On
fncay merning, Al eleven ocloes His rsusalns uin b
tak'n 70 Trinity Cemetsry.
On Monday evening". .Jsruarv vs. nrs MsntA Cor
r...et VI Ia. ~ts "a Goa, ss.d ~ y.~ss ssd asys
Bu fr'ssas ssd ssgIas,Aaess, and 81 her b~aeI
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Earthquake In New Hampshire and Vernon,


PHiIADIRHIA, Jan. TO- ISb5
Stocks rather lower this morning, but brisk
business DONE Reading Railroad, 80 Morris Canal,
1874 Long Island Railroad, l4h; Pennsylvania Rail
road, AZ; Pennsylvania state SIS, 76A. In money
market there is no change.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IS, 1855.
Our cotton market to-day has undergone decline Of
Ac. qualities below good niddlng but other descrp
tsns UNCHANGED The sales OF the day foot 1000
bales at IKE. Sc for mddny The outside figure for
sterling exchange is nov "a per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 16, 1855.
Receipts Of hogs to date 0 The reports of failures
81 New Orleans have shaken confidence to-day and
two failures at Louisville apprehended in
Suenee. Eastern exchange ID dull at per cent pre-
MUM. Twelve feet Of water in the Freights
NIL
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Your public institutions are not the only "onso Of
your city. During stay Of weeks IN New York
have been frequent vsit.r-as pupil-at the writing
rooms Of Mr.. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, 1862 Broadway,
where the most successful teacher OF this
country dispenses his valuable instruction. amid all
attractive elegance that refined can desires his
splendid suit Of Ave apartments, terminating in music
room-~bere there Is MAGNIFICENT and costly piano for
the use Of his pups-probably constitutes the most
splendid private academy in this country. Here ne
hand may be acquired with absolute certainty series
Of class lessons the charge for which almost NOMINAL
or in course Of private tuition for which the facilities
are unequalled Here, too book eepng Is taught
improved plan, which converts the tyro In
figures into accurate practical accountant h for any
counting house, and capable OF grasping any class OF
monetary transactions, however extended or diyerse
Mr.. Goldsmith's reputation teacher Is 70
with the Union, and am free TO say that IL Is deserved
Previous to taking lessons from him. thought my hand
fair one but has regularity and finish that put
70 shame my former penmansbp, while the rapidty OF
execution has been at least doubled It gives me great
pleasure TO render this Iibute TO Mr.. Goldsmith and
his establishment; and cannot sure, do bstter
service to inferior writer's and accountants than by adj
vising them to take :ourse Of penmanship and book
keeping At 1853 broadway.
A STRANGER IN NEW YORK
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On Monday, January Is, In the Church Of 81 Vincent
de Paul ny the Rev. A. Lafont, Mr. T. TEuY Of Paris
France, TO Miss ABEL CARRIED daughter Of Mr. Carried
Of this city.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, January IL, by the Rev.
Or. shane, Mr.. JANIS SwKNsY MISS ELIZABETH ASsz
BROWN eldett daughter Of Dr. A. Browne both Of
above city.
"We'H live and love together
Toroush many changing years
Won share each others gladness,
And wipe each others tears
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TRIAL or THE WARRINGTON FLOATING DocK.-The ship
Monarch Of the Sea, weighing $500 tons, with 300
tons make-weght in the dock, has been raised the
floating dock at the Navy Yard, Warrington, Flo
Sa, constructed for government, and hauled OF the
railway.
THE STEAMER RIVER BIRD, FOR CmSA.-Messrs. Pease &
Murphy, of the Fulton lroa Works, foot of Cherry
street, r. have just completed the engine and boilers
for the and splendid steamer River Bird, building
for kessrs. A. A. Lowe Brothers, nov lying at the
wharf foot Of Coraers street, and intended for the
Gina trade. Steam will be applied this morning.
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From New Orleans.
nORE FAILURES-CoTToN CROP ESTIMATES THE
SOUTHERN CONVENTION, ETC.

New ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1885,
Msssrs. Shulz, MADDEN Latting, the heaviest pro-
ssce honse in New Orleans failed to day, owing to the
suspension Of Page, Bacon, and others The liabilities
Of the houses that failed Saturday reach two and
half millions Of dollars but their assets largely exceed
Mis- sum, and it is thought they win all resume business
reliable cotton house in this city estimates that the
present cotton crop viii not exceed three million bales
and appears to be conceded by all parties, that the
estimates formed by New York and Liverpool houses are
extremely erroneous.
Nothing Of impor done by the Southern Con-
yeptiop to. day.