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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

TIVE FAVE Fanny AgAv AZ N8Io. M-Thesrt a'e8satai
sna popular pe,ormer about 70 c4n usaeo enafheg
reason Al Niblos which promises lie malp brilliantly
attractive possible an any they have yet completed
Antoine and Frabeoia retained ron France In be steam
hip Arago, on Tuesday. bringing with them several
dancers, pantomimsts &c. in addition % whom others
are expected In The steamer Pacific with Jerome Rays
the number Il oit,s engaged being greater than they
could nd accommodate lion for the French steamer this
trip The new premier, ddpseuss Il Nile Robert, sali
10 w III artl..e s.l.ilsnt t.leLt.
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CONSOLS ADVANCED TO SO.
Slight Decline in Cotton and Breadstufs,
&c., &C., &c.

The royal mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott, from Ii
verpool at 1917 A. NJ, the 9th October arrived
Halifax about ten O'Clock Tuesday night.
The Asia sailed at o'clock yesterday morning. for
Boston, where she win be due about ten O'Clock A. NJ
Thursday.
The steamship North Star arrived out at Southampton
at P. M, on the 26th ultimo.
At the LIST instant in lat 40 &c. lon SO a. the
Asia passed the ship Perthshre, steering East.
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Passengers by the Asia.

Mr. smcdley, lady and infant; Mrs Smedleys sister and
nurse James Parker and lady Miss Parker maid Miss
stevens Mrs Collin, Mrs Lownde and child Tucker Miss
Bouon Mr. Robbins and lady, Mr. srachan lady Mr. sa
ger ana ady Mr. soerfother and friend Menchls and
son. Mss Parker Col Rollo lady I'D servant Green
ME- Green Mr. Ameer and lady, Jno stewart lady,
Getnngs Ensign Reuse Or Eua LADY, Miss bald win
" wilcox, Mr Tomlnson and lady, Mr. Young LADY, Capt
Sewands hey yne Nj Iawley lady and children.
dan and Roy Mr Cotton and lady Mr. WALL Mr., barton ana
two children Miss Flora Roone Miss Eliza Peters Col Ro
VIC, wors Jseksen sherman West nouon Teiymns, Cod
Condei Wheion, Develn Leih Kerr Green snly sisley
Malouey DilL Wood, osbourn, Purdy Sylvester, Brown,
Rand, Saer. Baldwin, Duculnhs Inpes Foryer Fejd,ng
F oye aende- Diske Esron Dgpra
Clark, Armstrong. john Clarke williamson CoIshaw Fora
Pots, Herman, Bryan, scheerk Miller Dckenson Mar,
Wis lsac Clark Gervcs, Hauon Burley Hayes Mrs Bet
,erner. - - -
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II II e w A r.
OPERATIONS IN THE CRIME

OPERATIONS In THE CRlMEA.
The principal portion Of the from sebastopo
sss of obscure account, of the of the two
armies in the field the substance of which appears to be
that the allies moving forward systematically in
strong force and that the Russians retiring in good
order, back upon their fortified positions
The British and French engaged IN clearing away
the ruins of the city
The French and sardnians had advanced from TIE
Tchernaya and Badar line, and correspondence of the
18th says the French posts within nine miles of
Baksh Serai, also close to the Russian position at
Abat and Airga where, If at all, the Russians must
make q stand.
The Russians have thissse infantry divisions opposite
the allied lines namely 6Ae division of Guards at the
Notifications the north plateau, two at Inkermann
two McKnzies Ridge, and the remaining eight guard
the series OF pateaus from Baksh erai down to Atodor
and the river of the Bebec Katcha and Alma
Erglish correspondence to October IL supposes that
the Russians from the north side of Sebastopol were fall
ing back by deac hments Perekop There was how
ever dminuon of the fire from the forts and bate
res on the north side Of the harbor. Their fire during
the last four days had been very active and was chiefly
directed against the Maako and the French quarters in
the western part of the south side.
Russian despatch Of the 22d, via Berlin, says the
allies forty thousand strong, had marched from Eupa
toria towards Toulat; but the 23d perceivng our
Iancers on their left flank they retired behind Akatsc
The announcement that the Russians had blown up
Fort Nicholas and their other works ut otchakon, is
confirmed.
Nothing has occurred between Knburn and Nikolaef.
English letters say that the gunboats reconnoitrcd to
NikoIaief
Major Delafed, Major Murdoch, jr., and Captain
Mcclellan American officers, had arrived in the camp
British general order provides them with raons during
their stay in the Crimea.
Miss Nightingale had returned TO Sebastonol
General Wyndham, the hero of the Redan has the
command Of the Fourth British division.
The land strength Of the allies in the Crimea ncud-
ing the sick, is officially reported at 30 900 men
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LlNEhPOOL COTTON MARKET
Messrs. Brown, sbpley Co. say the market was dun
at decline on the week Of I'D I'd. The sales Of the
week amounted to SO bales of which spectators took
14OO and exporters 700 bales The sales on Friday
were 5000 bales, closing with cheerfuness Their
quotations New Orleans fair, 6sSd middliog, 5d
nddng SLED; ordinary to good ordinary, 4Id. 3D..
inferior 4d AID. Stock in port, 4S0 600 bales, OF
Co. - crc~iar o"o,es MaIa naa;n at s pehnis.oun
lands middling 8 Sled.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs Brown SIMPLIFY Co. report wheat dull ond
lower, ray is. per bull Western canal -four Ais Cd a
49,; Philadelphia and Bsluore, 4as. 49, Cd; Ohio,
AS. Cd. 45s. Canadian Ais. White wheat 12s 3D. a
Us. 3D.; red, lis lod. lbs. Corn Cd higher on the
week and closed steady; white, As ASS. Cd. yellow
as ass 6d mixed, ASS: sessrs. Richardson, Spence
Co. quote white wheat 12s les. 3d.; red 1ts 3D. a
lis. 3D. Ohio Philadelphia and Baltimore -four, 4as O
44s. 3D. and report corn duh at the close.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Richardson, Spence Co. quote beef dull but
prices unchanged Pork steady at former figures Bacon
without variation. Lard steady and nominal AZ Cos. a.
67s Market care of cheese but prices triae lower
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS
Pearl ashes steady, at $685. pots, 35s 3d. Tallow firm
Rice wholly unchanged. RosIn triae lower-sales at
Ss. lis spirits OF arpentne easier but not quotably
lower-sales at $685. 39s. id Rough turpentne quiet
at lbs. Cd. Tar worth 1ss. Iinseed OIL AS Soerm in
better demand, al 9120 si2,. Fine whale, s52 Pale
SEAL f5s los. f5b. Pale rape unchanged. alr-saes
of the week 500 TONS at GAG los E47 Philadelphia
bark, 9s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET.
Freights to the United States very quiet and
Without change in quotations.
LONDON MARKETS.
hessrs. Barring Brothers report breadstuas quiet
White wheat. SIS. s5s. red, 7ss. a s2s IRON
lteady, at former rates--wesh bars, eS pig.
les. Lard dul-Western, 67s. Sugars advanced,
last weeks ates Coffee at r as avd as "a
-four quoted at 42s. 46s Riee dull and rather lower
Iallow firm, at 63s. 63s. Cd.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester far less favorable and,
the market closed dull
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BROADWAY TuEArRB--Mns. wultys' FArrwrit--kt
the Broadway theatre, ths evening" Ms. Barney VII.
lauA eLes her farewe benefit previous 8, depar-
turc 10 Gil engagements al The south. We trs TIN hs
,s,inable aud accomplished ee.tess WIN hsys Il fan
Iouge The biz includes several uyyetes AMI Ne. WI
isnns VIII sing new sons wilton 10 Mf. Dtau.sia. II
&. aii cf local hits and s entitled Have yu SEGA the
FlethHnt ~
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Shipping Intelligence.

Arrived from New York.llih Abby Blanchard al Consar-
nople; gath America and Brdgwater at Lyeroool: 2lb
Anarciic 81 Do Sd Centurion a. 10; 18th. Devonshire al
at Cork. = ~
Arrived from Boston Esd Chatsworth Iiverpoo 18TH
~ Moore at Trieste; 10Th Danube, at Gotenbnrg.
Arrived from PhladephL-26h David Harrison, at Liver
pol; 2fth Iuscai ora, tdo
Arrived from CITY point26h, Hinckley, al Liverpool.
Arrived from Richmond 18th. Currse nj the Clyde.
Arrived from New Urieans-25th 9ulf Stream Liverpool
2uth Revenue, at
sailed for New fofk-24b, Flying Scud, from Deal ed
Sweep Sakes. from t;raYesenI
SaEcd i0r N0ble-Io'h, Actor ron Liverpool
Saled for New Orleans--24tn, Nabob, from Deal.
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THE RUSSIAN ATTACK UPON KARs.
Threatening Attitude Of Great Britain
Towards the United States.

NO CHANGE IN THE MONEY MARKET.
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ASIA.

When the Russians in Asia heard of the fall of Seb,s
opo they the Goth Of September made their attack
upon kars The Turkish details Of the affair are re-
ceiyed. The Russian loss is reported at 1000. Two
Turkish redoubts lost taken four times The
Hungarian General, Kemmty commanded the Turks in
the absence of the English General Williams The Rus
sian General, Mourave with eighty guns, cannot con-
tnue the siege.
The Russians have fortified all the passes leading to
Tiais.
Omar pacha wa a Soucbem Kale.
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Italy.

Distress from cholera, scarcity and crime was on the
increase ia Tuscany
Russia has come TO amicable understanding with
the Pope respecting the nomination OF Catholic bishops
in Poland.
Rumors were current that the government Of Naples
had committed a gross outrage against American
citizens but the particulars not TO hand.
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AFFAIRS IN THE BALTIC.

The weather bad and the English feet ,ar Mar.
gen preparing to leave
The gunboats at Esinore had been ordered to England
The coasting trade was again sprnging up since the
removal of the fleet.
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COmmerciai Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The money market was without the least change. The
Bank of England rates had not been varied and there
extreme depression in trade The bullion in the
Bank of England had decreased E5O000 during the
week. Consos had slightly advanced and closed at 8S
for money.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Messrs Barring Brothers quote the market dun, but
prices unchanged. Messrs Bell & Co.. however, report
State securities somewhat better, with doing, and
railroad stocks steady, with better demand. Their
quotations are foows-
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IMPORTANT KANSAS PRo-SLAvERY MOVEMENT
IN GEoRGIA-In another part of this paper our
readers will find an interesting account of a
very important and significant Kansas pro-
slavery meeting at Columbus, Georgia. twill
be seen from the proceedings of said meeting
that the extreme South have at last resolved
that their proslavery brethren in Missouri
shall not be left to fight the battles against the
Northern Emigrant Aid Societies single hand
ed. On the contrary, it is proposed to raise
fund of four hundred thousand dollars, as the
contribution of Georgia. against the abolition
colonizers, and in behalf Of the settlement of
Kansas by men substantially pledged to the in
situations of the South. Very well. Keep up
the fire. If the South can carry sufficient
strength into Kansas to shape the fundamental
laws of the prospective State, the question will
be settled; for it will be utterly impossible for
the Northern seditionists to keep her out Of the
Union on account of her recognition of sla-
very. Squatter sovereignty is the test. Let
the South fight their enemies with their own
weapons, and pour in their emigrants. The
issue--a vital one to the whole South-depends
upon the settlers of the Territory.
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The Chambers are TO meet on the l4th of November
The King Of Belgium actively offers his mediation in
the war.
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TuOs. r. WHITNEY, Fifth n. Y. district.
BAYARn CLARKE. Ninth Y. Y. district.

The results of the late elections, partcu
larly in this State, win give an additional
weight and influence 10 the Know Nothing
Washington, and if they exercise their 'ba
lance of power judiciously, they may turn it
to the best advantage in reference to the cam
paign for the Presidency. The real business
of the reconstruction Of parties, North and
South for the succession, begins with the re-
assembling of Congress; and if the black re-
publicnns con only be laid out high and dry
in the organization of the House, their game
is blocked.
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Cholera continued to prevail badly at Madrid, and
about 100 reported daily
General Tacon formerly Governor Of Cuba, had died Of
cholera, at the age of So
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petition tho manufacture of hats styles are the
Town talk and the beauty Of All his furniture for the
ana comfort OF aenlemen's heads, Is the theme
fashionable circles. IL IL positive fact that in conjunction
wh the esgsuce manifested IN hs utac.ures have
Durability hnt cannot be excee1. Mr. KNOX sells bis hats
rate that suite ali customers. Try him. His the
corner o. Prnadway and ! utou street.
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TIE MEETING OF CONGRESSIONAL FOR A
CAUCUS OF THE AMERICAN MEMBERs.--For the
information of all parties concerned, we pub
lish The following communication
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To TnE rDIroR oF rnE NEw YonK HERALD.

INV 1URa, NOV. T., 100.
Sin--As 1t is clearly known that the American
representatives to the coming Congress will constitute
largo plurality in the House, II IL emnently desirable
that conference be had prior to the
the session.
In this view The undersigned solicit the privilege Of in
vitng through the medium of your col imns the several
memboe OF Congress who have been chosen the rep
resentaves Of the American policy to meet for confer
epee ut the Hal OF Representatives, Thursday, the
18th day Of November INST at the hour OF noon.
by giving this invitation insertion in your widely
circulated columns you sin confer favor your very
gIa liant
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Binnscts .--Engiish Blankets, Large size,
" % per Tair
-rhfEssoN HUMPHREY, No. $40 Broadway, corner os
White
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The Ministry is reconstituied-M Bag is Minister OF
the Interior and President Of the Council
The name OF Congress, says letter from Berlin, has
been enormously given to the ing called Denmark
for the settlement OF u Sound dues. Denmark has
simply invited the States of the Baltic, namely Prussia
Russia Sweden Meckenburg and Lubec to a conference
in order to to understanding with them the
possibility of purchasing the Dues AS no invitation of the
kind has been addressed either England France the
United States the meeting cannot any way be termed
European Congress.
Greeces
The Ministry has been changed again. N. Condosto
matt is Minister Of Finance Chstopoud Public Instruc
tion; Boe, the Interior; rricoupi, Foreign Affairs.
Egypt.
The Pacha Of Egypt prohibited the export of grain
after the 9th Of January next owing to shortcoming in
The rise OF the Nile.
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Bargains In CarPstsng.--Ssood Brussels, %
cents per yard All other eonds equally low prices
FEl EhsOS huAPBRkY, No. $40 Broadway.
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Fashionable cloth,,u for Mcu

and The fact Is essbshed that Whites ortlnen
uIsis Tie most extensive OF exhibited 10 tbs city.
WHITE Tie Halter, 3ll Broadway.
Opposite the Bro .dway theatre.
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ALFRED NJ NROE a CO.. al Broadway have this week
additional assortment Of superior clothing suitable for he
season. No deviation from market prices.
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pfsncfnrves enu elcneons-MSe rx@c.ureC
~ JOHN Z. WAKE CO. l67 Canal street variox.
pfy WARMED for tone and workmanship equal err IN
~ ciY snd ~ per cent less than broadway prices a. b.
Ae~r6 Lsnd pssnos Al great hETgsias.
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eQt 81 millinery, caorsd straw goods rhnons ieahcra
soss al es dfess cloak trimmings cloaks and taas
AZ o. which sll be sold cheap, a. .,.,. -. y
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Lndl,s' Regular trimming Empsrium

ming. are he recognized a. JOSEPH LOCkIrr son a
90 - msnue. res an importers, No - Eri0 street.
Agvoksyu.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA At HALIFAX.
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE
NOTHING STARTLING FROM THE CRIMEA.

IMPORTANT MANGuvREs OF THE ALLIES.
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yard. AL 1ther T0Oef AZ equally low prices.
PETERSON HUMPHREY, No. $40 Broadway.
Carpets7 smpets'! Corpcts!l!-superb Me-
dalton We carpets from he Paris exhibition; spendl Ia
pesry rsse from the ceo fssd nufacory OF Crossey
Sons Halifax England jua received At
HIRAM ANDnRSONiS, 81 Bovery.
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Fol the lmeIsemsr.
Western Va. Agricultural sohool'''No. 6.
RErnrH4GE, BroOke Co., w, I
June IS, 1855,

June To- 1900,
DH, J. G. CANPSELI"-Deat SiE--ln dwelling
upon the Importance Of natural science TO Tie agH'
cultutist, have 10 wish 10 be regatdrd as under
rating Inc knowledge aud intelligence which fat
Iaeis 10 general possess. Observation and expert.
ence have put them In possession Of large amour!
Of coitecl information, While there are man who
sViRse high destee Of practical skill in the an
pteetation Of this knowledge 10 the actual business
" folnpg. Nor ate there wanting among them
individuals Of superior Ralutal abilities, and even
Of liberal education, who, uHaldcl BY systematic
tEainng in agricultural science, have nevertheless
accomplished much Ia the way Of improvement.
II must he admitted, however, iLat IaTnefs al.
mOsl universally understand agriculture as an AIT
and not as a SCIENCE, Few can give satisfactory
reason fot The processes they employ, which have
been Transmitted 10 them from alccStg who wtIe
equally unn(Oim.d wIthtespect 10 The teal objects
10 b. attained by them. Each one pursues GET.
lain toutne Of fsfm labor, more OF Unsuccessful,
indeed, In lis results, but neither dictated by fixed
principles nor objected BY the results Of scientific
investigation. a blind subsection 10 usage uR'
suggestions anthony prevails, OF II any venture
10 observe and 10 think lot themselves, It loo Of.
len hsppens that, fOt want Of scientific ifaining,
they draw geuetAl conclusions from too few facis,
and adopt and ptomulSaIe etrOneOus views fot
Wan. Of proper constellation Of all the citeum.
1Iaaees which tend 10 Tue productiOnof paiIicu
Let effect. Hence we have great diversity OF sen.
timenI and Of pucilce. Nothing is settled, and
there hno acknowledged tribunal BY which The
question In debate esn be decided Every thing
ssueuItuaI ia lefl 10 atti 10 tilHei TO chanse TO
Providence. We have guessing instead Of knOwI'
edge, and partial experience instead Of well esab.
listed theory. We have rash empiticlsR instead
ola definite and progressive science.
Uadst these circumstances what The asileulIu.
tat somndnity needs Islo 10 furnished with ihe
tue principle. Having tbeaa, nothing Is needed
bO, hhsptaes 81 agriculture, III order Nal thetsi
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MA4GtxoNlL,-The New York Express mem
lions lha, young Vitstnian has recently been 10
Pstls aud formed matrimonial alliance with the
eldest daughter Of MI ASson, the American min
iaet II nisy, ptthaps, he a father explanation
10 stale thai In The list Of passengers by Tue stea'
met Atlantic we obsttye ths names Of MI aud Mis-
Heath,
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1,altiniore and Boston steamers Excellent
Summer Arrangement

We DO moi know that we can confer greater
bepea, upon The public than BY directing attention
10 The line Of steamers running between Baltimore
and Boston, Itsayes oil The fatigues Of attlp TO
NtwYork, change If bsggsss &c. 1t Is cheap
and comfortable, and we undeisISnd the vessels
sre built In The best ma0net
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r,tlo,Os on BolRD a SrEANGotr.-The ltsl
t.60tlea instance Of an explosion on board an
ocean steamship is given In The Ptcayune Of The
nv inst, which says that The U. S. mail steamship
Gt.ntda, q new vessel, from New York, blew het
cyllndet head out, when near The mouth Of The
Mississippi. The accident produced great panicj
bu. lie steamer Immediately anchored, and tow
boat took her up 10 New Orleans.
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snouLpERlso THEIR "SnOorlSa SrcEs."-The
iou,neymen ptintets In Cincinnati have formed
themselves inIo a military Company, being the
dtsl military organization Of The CtaG III tie UUi'
ted States.
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FnrS aln
Notice to OontrnoEnrs

2EALEt PrOposalS will he Ierrlnd atm te,,.,..
y subscribers, In nesdsn, We,k,ty eUap,, is,.,
until MoEday June iltb, I? O'Clock, H., ioF lie ~
and elesIRE, gazing. masonry, &r Ui fiIiy III
Western division VI the Nashville and So,t.as..f
Railroad, being that potion tom Tue Junction. ar,.Vw
Bic y; Road llo4 ohtOn (Sl miles fun ll.tls,lI i,
dedlu sections or about ole mite zach Iml hl.n.I
cllte one o. more sections, III ,oli'iishl .I.,
eXesvated, the earOn is h=a!'Ir sud wrii ws,sI
supplies are ahul 1ant and tLeAp. rdlmtn, W,n !. 81
monthly In rash, but propositions viii hc lInr,gt t
sdeItd for portion to be paid III stCcA Of t0l, =,
IOld. - ~
lids Will also he received At cur Glide IN ,..,
Nashville tor The sCsdiI aud ha'ORIy Vi lit,y ri,,
The Eastern division VI Sll lOal. uall Tue,IIy, J,,
", Ibis division OF tile work is topalilt.,,
HOOD yaIds VI took NatiOn-.jGN lsItl, nj s
~, besides laisc amount nj CSIIh tLCdIl,lou htiJ
sc. Tue rntlie road Is easy UI aces, Vi Tr6,ltf
river 10 Nashville, Tennessee river to IL
Hickman on The Mississippi, with COOL itaIs IL"., 4.
rHlITe lire. PIOhle plans AID specification. p,I Ct ~.
al the OfKc IN Nashville at any tire bt,ol, Tie It
and At Dresden one week previous to .t,iI; t Weg,
Division, .....
BECKER 4 Rust,
iei;5t1 wd5Wtd HeHetai tUutltiOu
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES At rIE CHRISTIAN CnuRcIt.
--Eldet D. p. Henderson Is entering upon tue
niath week Of The remarkable meeting he Is coll
tuctlng OF the Christian Chutch In lhis city, and
there seems TO be no dimnutiOn in the size Of his
audiences. An extraordinary interest has Leen
awakened in biblical matters Onl many ore uni
ing themselves 10 The congregation. Yesterday
afternoon, on tie occasion fOt the weekly com.
menlvration OF the Sariour'S de1tIr, when Orinar'
iIy none bu. members Of the church attended, the
house was filled. 'rhcjeepesI sOImnIy prevailed
during Tic meeting, which lasted neatly ihise
hours. The institution ofimmetsion was attended
10, and between thihy.fye and forty new mem.
hers wets received into the congregation. The
enIire services wete fulI OfRIeteti and were well
calculated 10 excite profound feeIMss.-Loa. Jour.
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Mr. Gtheons improved glasses aIe tie best Cverped.
Us the aid Of those bought u hm, cal see as vel IS
ever etuld. icanIead Ur wIic with ilrm IUE hours
without Tie least atiauo. ...
Proprietor Of MesOWan's Hotel.
Lexington, Kv, May 9Nil, it$;im
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ara veg once enteted stote in London, some
ye1fs ago, wnchLud for lis sign, "rhe Two Dab.
boonS," AMI, addressing himself 10 The plOpretur,
ssd--'l wish 10 see your paiInLr, ST. have
no latlnet Sit. Il bte yoGt pardon, Sit, and hope
you will excuse The nlISuka. ", llrte's no ham
done; what made you think there was Two u uSf
'YOuf Sign-lhe Two llsbOnny.'