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HOE L co.'s PATENT GROUND SAWS.

HOE CO.'S PATENT GROUND SAWS.
THE subscribers manufacture from the best Cast
Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, from two to eighty
inches in diameter. Their Saws are hardened
and tempered and are ground and finished by ma
chinery designed expressly for the purpose, and
therefore much superior to those ground in the
usual manner, as they are strengthened and stiff
cned by increasing them in thickness regularly from
the cutting edge to the centre, consequently do
not become heated or buckled, and produce a
great saving in timber.
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mill, Pit and
Cross-Cut SAWS and Billet Webbs, of superior
quality, all Of which they have for sale, or they
may be obtained Of the principal hardware mer-
chants throughout the United States and Canada.
...u r. HOE l. co.
d27 90 and 81 Gold ST., N. Y.
TOMB STONES, -MAUSOLEUMS, MONU.
MENTS, TOMBS HEAD and FOOT STONES.
n B. l. Z. ENOCHS, would respectfully call
W. the attention of those in want Of any Of the
above articles they have arrived at Bayou Sara,
with large variety, manufactured in Philadel.
phia of Italian and American marble.
All orders left with w. W. Chapman, at Gin.
ton. will meet with prompt attention. jams
McLANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, for
nj sale by
ssssl LANGwoRTHY 4 rILpoN
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LlVEh COMfLAlNl.
Jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic OR nervous debility,
disease Of the kidneys, from disordered liver
or stomach, such as constipation, inward piles,
fullness, or blood to the head, acidity Of the
stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust for food,
fullness or weight in the stomach, sour eructa
tons, sinking, or futteringat the pit Of the
stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried and
difficult breathing Hutterng at the heart, choak.
ing or suffocating sensation when in alying pos
ture, dimness of vision dots or webs before
the sight, fever and dull pain in the head, def
cheney Of perspiration yellowness of the skin
and eyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs,
&C., sudden Pushes Of heat, burning in the
flesh, constant imagnings of evil and great de.
preston Of spirits, can be efectually cured by
DR.. HooAlands celebrated
GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by DR.. G. N. JACKSON, German Medicine
store, No. 1870 Arch st., one door below Sixth,
Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases ia not ex.
celled, if equalled, by any other preparation tn
the United States, as the cures attest, in many
cases after skillful physicians have failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of inva.
lids. Possessing great virtues in the rectifcaton
Of the liver and lesser glands exercising the most
searching power in weakness and affections Of the
digestive organs, they are wtha safe, certain and
pleasant.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.
L. Mayer, Harrisonburg, La, May, 90, 1853,
says: "Your German Btters ia a very valuable
medicine. l have dispose of all received from
you and wish new supply Immediately"
DR.. r. Quail, Trinity, La, June 80, 1868, says:
II have for the last year used the German Bit
tiers, prepared by you, in my practice extensively
1t will shortly be the only medicine Of the kind
that can be readily sold here, and believe that
in less than one year there will be more sold in
this vicinity than in any other part Of the coun.
try"
DR.. Rabe, Franklin, La, June "a, 1852, says:
"Your German Btters have become very popular
here, and wish fresh supply immediately"
A. E. Adams Co., Richmond, La, June "a,
1861, says "Your bitters give universal satisfac.
ton to all who have used them"
w. T. Long l. Co., Holly Springs, Mississippi,
Dec. Is, 1852, said: "Your Bitters have sold we'll
Of late in this country. They are in great de.
mand, it will continue to be-"
Wright l. Elder, Woodville, Mississippi, March
Sd. 1852, said: "Your Bitters sell very brskly.
They are well adapted to the diseases Of this eli.
mate" ''
said: "Your Bitters are selling very rapidly, and
have given very general satisfaction where it has
been used"
They are entirely vegetable, free from all injuri
GUS ingredients or stimulants. Sold by dealers in
medicine and storekeepers everywhere, and by
l. N. LEMON, Clinton.
A. HAGAMAN, jackson.
J. WRIGHT l. CO., New Orleans.
Agens wanted in every town and village where
no agency now exists. janl0
EMPORIUM OF MEDICINE.
A FULL supply Of DRUGS, MEDICINES
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JOB PRINTING!:

oucn ~ .n.i7sfnc9 1880 574l ,a.GGligsnrsq
,HAsD s,lls, d o. LAWYERS Palssa, 3D.
POSTERS, f,.f4 PAMPHLETS, 0a
CIRCULARS, BALL TICKETS, ETC. I'D
And Is the materials Of his Office are ~
tirely NEW, and having been selected and 4.
ranged with great care, he Aatters himself ID
being able to please all who may favor him
with their patronage. N' 't 0'-'''Vn YIN 10
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Sentinel. at Jackson. pic
The Excelsior Carriage and Buggy
MANUFACT0RY.

.7V< The proprietors Of the above estab-
&EO lishment would respectfully inform
S12- 9&-the public that they will still continue
to discharge promptly all work in the various de-
partments Of their business, as heretofore. They
have recently erected large and commodious build
ings for the purpose Of better facilitating their
operations. They will construct BUGGIES, CAR
RIAGES, &C., to order, Of the best materials, and
after the latest and most approved style. A sup
ply Of BUGGIES. will always be found in their
Repository, which they will sell on favorable
terms.
"a Particular attention will be paid to all
REPAIRING entrusted to them.
THE FISK METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
THEY have also procured the special and exclu-
l sive sale of the FISK METALLIC BURIAL
CASES for this parish, and one Of the firm will
always be ready to serve the public with new and
beautiful HEARSE, and everything Necessary for
funerals. Wooden Collins will be constructed
when desired
After the LIST day Of January, 1855, all work
must be paid for on delivery. Approved city &C.
ceptances or negotiable paper will be taken, but no
standing accounts will be made during the year
doI rP JARRETT n CO
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MONITION.

Parish Of East a. I Fseana No. ss
WHEREAS, at probate sale of the property
w appertaining to the succession of Basil and
Elizabeth Lloyd, deceased, made at the court house,
in the town Of Clinton, parish aforesaid, BY the
Sheriff Of said parish, on the 2sth day Of rebrua.
ry, A. D., 1854, under the authority of an order
Of the Honorable Seventh District Court: JAMES
H. MYfRs did become the purchaser of the negro
boy named JACK, aged about thirteen years, for
the price and sum Of six hundred and FIVE dollars:
and also Of negro woman named WINNY, aged
about twenty.nine years, and her three children:
girl LUCE, aged about nine years, girl CELIA.
aged about six years. and boy ELLICK, aged
about four years, for the price and sum Of seven.
teen hundred and twenty dollars And whereas.
the said James H. Myers has applied to the Clerk
Of the aforesaid Court for Mention in the prem.
Uses. 'U
Now, therefore !, HENRY SKIpw1rH, Clerk Of
the aforesaid Court, by virtue of the authority In
me vested by law, do publish this monition, and
call upon all persons who can set up any right to
the above mentioned property, in consequence Of
informality in the ORDER decree or Judgment Of the
Court under which the sale was made, or any II.
regularity or illegality in the appraisements al
advertisements in time or manner Of sale, or for
any other defect whatsoever, to show cause within
thirty days from the first day of the publication Of
this Mention in public newspaper, why the sale
so made shall not be confirmed and hOmologated.
s. q Given under my signature and OIL.
cial seal, at Clinton, in the parish
[sEAL1 aforesaid, this twentieth day Of Feb
uruary, A. D., one thousand eight
hundred and fifty.five 10
feb2l II. SKIPWITH, Clerk.
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LANG WORTHY d TILDON,
uAVE just opened a new and complete supply
Ill of DRUGS and MEDICINES, aud Holy-day
Presents for parents and children.
GIFTS, for young ladies and gentlemen, Of
the richest and most elegant quality and variety
ANIMALS, Arabesque, Antique and Papier
Mache Portfolios
MUSLIN, Morocco, and papicr mache Paper
Weights Back Cannon Boards.
Gentlemens Travelling Desks and Shaving Cases,
Knives, Work Boxes.
GOLD PENCILS, gold Pens, and silver cases.
NAPKIN RINGS. Fire Engines and Steam
boats, Guns and Swords, Tea Bells, and all sorts Of
Toys
BIBLES and Hymn and Prayer Books.
NOVELS, and other Books, a new supply.
STATIONERY new and full supply on hand.
VIOLLNS and Flutes, and Violin Strings.
FISHING TACKLE, dc.
CARD BASES and Portmonies Bead Bags
HAIR BRUSHES and Hat Reivers. Jn
TOBA eco and CIGARS, best articles For
sale by feb7 LANGWORTHY l. TILDON
p TAGGING, ROPE and TWINE--Inda and Ken
ID lucky Bagging, bale Rope, and Irvine, con.
stantly on hand and for sale by
d27 R. H. DRAUGHON h. co.
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N. B.-Th8se indebted to me are respectfully
requested to call and settle, it is absolutely ne
cessary that should close up my old business
0. P. L.
Sentinel at Jackson. please copv. ian3
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NORWOOD TILDON became partner in my
IN business on the first instant The firm will
hereafter be known under the name and style of
LANGWORTHY TILDON, for the sale Of
Drugs, Medicines Stationery, &c.
o. P, LANGWORTHY
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FowLERs 4 WELLS, sos BROADWAY, N. r
I'm order TO accommodate 1.-THE People" reading
/ IN I'll parts Of the United States the publishefa
will forward by return Of the first mail any book W
the iollowine named list The postage viii be pre-
paid BY them ct the New York Office. By this ar
rangement Of preparing postage in advance, fifty
per cent, is saved TO the purchaser. All letters
containing orders should be postpaid and directed
FOwLERS 1 WELLS s9,es
-. ID, ,-....f m 30e Broadway. New York,
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CLINTON LODGE, No. 27--L o. o. F.
MEETS regularly every WEDNESDAY EVEN
MI ING, at early candle-light, over the Drug
store Of DR. Iangworthy, d27
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no agency now exists. janl0
EMPORIUM OF MEDICINE.
A FULL supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
"A CHEMICALS, kept constantly on hand.
Also, BOOKS, STATIONERY, PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., at the Fclicana, Drug
Store east side of the public square, Clinton, La
d27 LANGWORTHY Il TILDON.
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PROFESSIONAL, &e.

JAS. o. yuQUA. .'... ...J.1o. AiLbOUAH.
FuQua Il Kilb0ufn,
% Attorneys ct Law, '
gaF yiincaifb sH4 .Td1 IN CLINTON, La,
West Feliciana, East Baton Rouge, and St. Helena
Parishes. 'l'''
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Druss, Medicines, Painta, Oals, &c:
q The following catalogue embraces partial
Kst Of articles constantly on hand and FOR
sale by LANGWORTY L TILDON, ct their |
DRUG STORE in Clinton, to which the attention
The American patriot., 1855-02-28

BOWmam 4 Delee, a'i'''af
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
f1-l''-T : 9iTsfai III llll CLINTON, La.
rEAn business entrusted to their care will
be promptly attended TO-. 65,
Refere.css: Messrs Oakley 4 Hawkins, and
Byrne, Vance 4 Co., New Orleans. Z. q d27
= 71---- No j. b. Smith, tsrs-3.lg-
Attorney and Councillor at Law,
CLINTON, La,
~Will attend to business in East and West
Feliciana and St. Helena. d27
John M. Roberts,
h9asssa cHi Attorney at Law,
d27 tG a.aaLh.M M -----C CLINTON, "A.
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-----T- d Inv FUFtMeEBMIp. y N
a. The undersigned having entered into part,
attend to all business entrusted to them in the
parish of East Feliciana.
And to any business entrusted to either, in the
adjacent parishes, they will attend separately.
Office in Clinton, La. JAMES H. MUSE,
d27 ~ fgF D. G. HARDEE
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Either Of these works may be ordered and re.
ceived by return Of the first mail, postage prepaid
by the Publishers, please enclose the amount in
bank notes or postage stamps, and address all or.
ders, postpaid, to ~
FOWLERS'& WELLS sos Broadway, N. Y.
N. B.-Name your post Office county and state.
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Our NORTHERN PooR-RELIEF FROM Souri,
ERN SLAvEs.-It appears, from telegraphic
despatch which we published yesterday, fir ON
Mobile, that a general subscription is going on
among the black slave population OF that city
AID n.ighborhood for the relief Of the suffering
poor Of the North, and our scaboard cities.
This proves two important facts: First, the
correctness Of John Mitchel's impression con-
corning the sickness and fairness Of the negroes
OF the Alabama cotton plantations. Secondly
that they have something 10 spare for the des-
titute OF the North, who have neither work nor
bread, nor anybody to provide for them. In
connection with this charitable movement
among the slaves Of Alabama, would it not
be well for George i. DowoiDg, in behalf of
the starving "free colosed Americans" of this
city, to open correspondence for share Of
the supplies? We see thar he has terraoin
soup for sale convenient to Wall street bu.
we hear Of no soup from his establish nent for
the bene6: OF his soupless colored brethren.
Why be mealy -mouthed about 1t? Why not
write on at once to the slaves of Mobile Tor a
subscription in behalf Of free colored peoples
soup house in New York?
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PROSPECTS, OF CoNGREss-THE LoBBY.--There
is heavy calendar of work before the two
houses Of Congress; but the session is slipping
away in adjournments from Thursday to Mon
day in one House, and in buncomb speeches
throughout the week in the otaer. The Pacific
Railroad has been the hook upon which to hang
those claO trap gpeeches for some days past;
and when they are tired Of it, the bill will be
laid upon the table. French spoliations, the
tariff, internal improvements, or some other
impracticable subject, will succeed, with another
round Of speeches for buncomb, and so on to
the flag end of the session. Then the two
houses will proceed to the business of the ap-
preparation bills and the lobby, and Forney
and his assistants will no doubt see to it that
the railroad land jobbers, in small doses of
hundred miles or two, Colts patent extern
sion, and various interesting Galphin and
Gardner claims, are slipped in somewhere.
Bills, upon pinch, may be altered to suit the
purpose, as was done last session, by authority
Of the clerk. At all events there is no occa-
sion yet for the lobby men to despair. The
last week Of the session is the time for their
harvest; and with Forney at their head, the
spoils will be reached in spite Of Guthrie. The
prospects of business this session are small, bat
the field is still open for the spoilsmen.
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lAnOW Nothing Items.

The State Council of Know Nothngs, which was in
session last week at Odd Fellows Hail. adjourned at
O'Clock Saturday morning There were abou. fifteen
hundred delegates present Considerable business was
transacted
lst The test resolution Of previous State Council
was re affirmed almost UNANIMOUSLY This resolution s
10 compel members TO vote for the Of the or
der for any political Office.
"a. The Simon Pure Know Sothings Represented n
this council purged of all Seward bogus menu
bers-eaving only two branches the state-tae Bar
her or Simon Purcs with thousand large lodges
or councis-and the Allen sewardites with between
two and three hundred small lodges or councils
appears that when Allen sent TO the Natl onay
Council at Cincinnati a delegate there was difference
Of opinion in regard to his section OF the order The
matter referred back to the State Council for nves
tgaton The result has been that the Bsrker.ss and
enitss Separated and the latter joined the Seward or
Utica faction in the hopes OF gaining the asendancy
Seward IL re elected to the Senate
ihe Barxeres number l33 600 memoers in the
State
3d. delegate from gislative Council was present
who represented seventy eight members o. tie Senate
and Assembly This numLef is within two OF one- half
Of all the members Of both houses Of the legislature.
1t was ascerianed that six o.her members were with
the seventy eight in opposition Stewards reelection
4th The ritual OF the National Council repudiat-
ing all inns, was unanimously adoped--placin the or
der purely national grounds.
9Th. Several applications received from lodged
belonging to the Utica order, for admission
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w,Ye doing; OIL smths.n brought f02c.; new %,
ytl,og sad Rhise l03s. 5 1876. Nsr.h river ~.
sold &, l4o and !srsgy d. Tor eisi,ling, " 155ks
Meal was 1870. per bsrrcl h,g1es. 1osssey w.s
lcgsy. A cargo Of P,rasmbuco sugar, 10 bsys, was
sCld al s.; And pst for exoot, a. &c. H. bad;
New Orleans aso sol2 pretty fresiy, for rehang, st
4ac. asc.
RE lsd.ss bali for the rsiisf Of tina peer Of the
city, held al the ACADEMY OF Music lass evening
wss 6 s.uuend ,cs affair. soms SIX Thousand per-
sors were present, and tho profits VIII probsby
Essch tn tho9sand dollars. Eysrythisg passed of
VIII tae utrnrst harmony. Durb.g TIE afternoon Of
yesterday tteTe wers al uorta OF absurd runners
sfoat OF a. inle2ded Iict, aud it stated that
Eeginent-of militia had been placed under orders,
snd thats largo police force had been detailed ia
sntici resiOn Of "a emergonsy. Thsse statements
had TIE effect Of keeping o large number Of
chari.ebly dnpcsed persons away from the baD, bat
il was, notwithstanding, successful affair."
Or Geographic dispatches mention the recent
failure Of shrte heavy barking hoases at st. Louis,
similsr establishment e. Nsw Orleans, and q fem
engaged in the cotton trade at the same place. like
wise the suspension of a prominent commission
house az Loaisvill e.
The Proceedings in the Legislature yesterday
not of particularly practical chara ter. The
resolutions against the sppontmen. Of foreigners
to diplomatic stations an smsndi1g the na.uralz
ton laws we're warmly debated, aud laid Oh the
table Our cores pondent gives a sketch Of abe ds-
bate. A bill providing FOR taking the census was
introduced. It provides for taking the census due
ing The present year, and every tenth year here.
after,
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Weather Reports.

CALAIS, Jan. II, 1865.
Weather very pleasant; thermometer at zero.
EAsrPoRT, JAM H. 1885,
Mild, but overcast; wind northwest.
BANGOR, JAM IL 1866.
Cloudy and cold wind northeast.
PORTLAND, JAM IT. 1885,
Cloudy; wind northeast thermometer IA degrees
above zero.
MONTREAL, Jan. lis AN.
Weather cloudy, with indications Of snow; two inches
fell yesterday. 'r8 4n#
OGDEYsErRc, N Y, Jan II, 1856.
Cloudy; thermometer 10 above zero some enow yes.
terday
BURLINGTON, Vt JAN II, 1855.
Thermometer Ia degrees atove zero; snow 70 a depth
Of two inches here yesterday.
CONCORD ". H., Jan. II, 1855.
Cloudy; Thermometer q degrees above zero; two
inches Of snow last night
BosIoy, Jan. II. 1885.
Snow to the depth Of one inch fell last night The
storm RECOMMENDED to-day, and II is now showing
heavily
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Political Intelligence.


The Manchester Mirror says It fails to Governor
Baker 10 appoint successor 10 Hr. Norris who will
hold bis until after the session OF the Legature
in June. Among the persons spoken OF likely to DO
appointed, Ex Governor Din, more Hon William C.
Clarke, W. II. Duncan, of Hanover, AMI HIN. Josiah
Quincy OF Runney. But IL is rumored that the noni-
nation les between two Tx Governor Hubbard and
John Wells. But inasmuch Mr. Wells has once,
been Teprdiased by the legislators 4 In not pyobabe
Gov Hubbard viii come In ahead We hear that Dr. p.
T. Woodbury., al Bedford, aspires TO u.
The Richmond Penny Pos. says that the Know
Nothngs Of Virginia must succeed the osrtb Thurs
cay Of May next-that Henry A. Wise, the embodiment
OF The prb pes and the leader Of the party opposed
this great reformation must be yanquishsd, Amsr-
eansm IN Virginia, at least, receives blow which viii
almost parayze it, and stagser ts energies In the whole
Union.
The thing IS sure. Wise VIII certainly be descat,a.
II srepcred 10 81 Louis that there VIII be no election
by the ssouri Legislature -fr United States senator
this winter The Benton anti Berton whg parties
riety equally divided ano unnir ching. Ihe nom-
ma ion of ste Ring Price led 20 yndiety 70 de-
bate between the Bsntcn and the antics and
ia faio that the antics Will return 70 Achisou aud
stick t. HIM now " AT all hazards and 10 the last
tremity.p
Tho Know Soihings we're defeated a. gaysvue Ky,
Monday last la contest f6r tbe e y council Every
ran tleci'd Is emit Know Noihlrg
The Nashville Union says there are no movements By
IL, wlgs % Tennessee FOR convention to nominate
CANDIDATE for Governor and the prospect Is that COL
Gruy viii ruu " on his ~ hook.n We hai no. en-
Tecfed un'l iaely that the wing party 10 OF tho
tour States which voted for Scott would b. wiling &,
dfhand, ami let another party take its place; yet such
are the Irefcut Indications Col Gentry viii uoab Less
be TIE hpow Nothing candidate, and there VII be
a.tsmpL T. make him the temp. candidate Ilse
Tie Farmyiile Journal i informed tha. coan.il of
Fnaw sothiug. organized AZ sandy Rive Ch rob,
Prince kdvar. county, Va On the 18th inst,
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Wood has clearly no RICH. TO authorize the ex-
pendi.ure Of over $3.50 without complying with
the provisions of the law. While therefore we
most earnestly urge upon bim and his cosdju-
tors to lose not mement in hurrying forward
any and every project which may legally sup
ply the present great desideratum-work-we
call imperatively on the unemployed to render
themselves worthy of the interest taken ia
them by q moderate, peaceable, orderly de-
meanor. For the mere present, there is no alb
solute risk Of starvation. Oar charities are
placed on too comprehensive a scale to allow
this to be possible. True, these cannot last,
ard the prospect for the morrow is more gloomy
than the prospect Of to-day; but every hour,
we trust, is being turned to account by those
who have the workingmen's welfare in charge;
and with little forbearance, the worst may be
averted.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan IL 1855.
Stocks were dull at first board this NOR aing at
the following quotations Reading Ra road 35a Nor
rs Canal 12M Long Island Railroad lax Pennsylyania
Railroad ~ pennsy State Fives $50 The money
market is dull at previous rates
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1855
The sales OF cotton 70 day amounted 10 10 600 bales
and the market rather easter, although not quota.
ply lower for qualities below miding other descriptions
being unbalanced.
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TIM tunA MHsIos.- Commemorate OF our Washing
ton correspondents says that Captain G. NJ Davis was
sent by government. agent to Cuba to comma.
picatc vith The annexation party in that interesting
isspd Such is not the fact Col. G. T. NJ Davis ha,
been resident OF this city during the past two years.
and IS engaged in active commercial business liere
The ambassador was another person of the name Of
Davis,
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Fire and Lrss OF Life In palladelph,a.

PBILADEIpmA, Jan. IL, 1855.
fire BROKE out early this moroing in the lower part
Of boarding house Chestnat Broad street, aud
as Mr.. Alexander Bowman. OF Hagerstown, Nd a stu
dent Of medicine hurryng down stairs he lost HE
way and subsequently, discovered In The easement
terribly burned that he died shortly Afterwards e
Hospital Another youog man le.ped from one OF tho
upper Windows but escaped with slight injury
The boarding house was kept BY Mrs III Yards now
on visit New York. and set fire to before Sos
Years night II Is supposed to have been tss work oil
an ncsndary last night, also, and the ~ryac. have
been arrested suspicion.
,hs Cor.Dsi ss Io- llss,i,satrg the lnass.s.