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TAKING A HOPEFUL VIEW OF AFfAIRs.-<The London Times
Of the 9th ultmo closes long article the of a
fairs in the Crmea follows:
q On the 18th of June however the Russians employed
another resource for which they deserve considerable cred
it Although the capture of the W hte Works the Tth
of June had enabled the French the right command
the Careenng bay allies do not appear AT that time
have brought guns OF heavy csibre bear the port
for il is stated that six Russian seamerEower advanced
the Careeuing bay point the commencement of the
action and opened fire the French in the
inc where their reserve placed. General Peisser
bad alluded TO the circumstance in his report and ii
indicates ingenuity the part of the defence that
this ast Of the naval forces of the should
have been thus employed We have very little doubt that
before the attack is renewed batteries of FAR greater
range will have been established in such
command the port and that il viii then become pracca-
Bile sink burn from the heights these maritime aux
aries of the garrison In fact draw to the
town, and avail ourselves Of the command OF the
both exremes of the line of attack the
Of the garrison with the northern side Of the harbor from
which the garrison draws its important supplies will
become difficult and the shipping which still nhoat
ought to be altogether destroyed Although Of the
measures that have yet been employed against the place
of decisive charscter-and free confess
there has been novelty of invention in the defence
than the side Of the aacyet each Of the steps that
has been taken erhansls and destroys portion
Defence and this steady progress of the bcsegers has never
been thrown back by positive the part of
the enemy. The only advantage indeed, which the Rus
slams boast Of s that Of having resisted attacks
but they have failed themselves in every sortie every at
force lines and il every attempt the TN
of October 60 subdue FIRE Our military efforts like
political resolutions require only be conducted on
The principle Of Lord Lyndhurss wise and brave advice
Perseyere. On many the Crimesn expedition
is highly favored by the sauhfiy Of the country and the
efficiency Of the army the supplies requisite the troops
thoroughly organized and the lessons Of the past
thrown We therefore he
with patience aud confidence persuaded we are that the
expedition only awaits The direction Of its leaders to bring
this great enterprise to q victorious termination
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National Medical College,


ram rv ,ur,h nnnus course lectures
onday 1855 and end on e ls' OF Siarch,
1856.
Thomas Miller D. Professor Of and Physiology.
Nj D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley D. Professor Maa Medca, Therarenucs,
Jno Fred May M d. Professor Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler d. Pathology and Practice ri Med
icine and Of Clinical Hcs,cine
Lewis ~ steiner, Prof OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward N. Scott, NJ d., Prosecutor and Demonstration
Thomas Miller, ~. D., Dean. -,
Like most similar Euope hr desks from which
given and The wards TOR clinical instruction
under roof
entire expense Of lectures .f $40
Anatomy by The demanstrafo W
payable only once
Graduating -
Admission clinic wishou, charge
The lectures afternoon and thereby
engaged business during the morning hrnrs % at
tend.
For further information address
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D.
OF fseoity.
BMedica students desiring resident student in
(which the cinicsl ~ ihe
National Medical Colicge requested 70 max ps e
Joshua Riley NJ d ri the washington ihhrnas
NJ . n may Be dssired
advantages OF rrsdeace IN
Those making carry spii on VIII
chosen beors the s OF October
lux 2, 1855.
July 10 sodistNovdAsw
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NJ A. Tyson and sisters Female Sc minary for
Day Pupils.

on y street. bcfreen l2h 0nd lSth, Washington.
will be l5r septem-
win the above they wish
fsrb boarding ~ pis the is OF November
srated the rrosd md turnpike miles
or cay aud southeast IT Laurel village.
parcula circulars had IN. bookstores
in Washington Balimore.
Aug 4-dHkeodtSepfs [Etrr.1
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NEW NoRK Aug. lo.Cotton is SITTER but quotaby
higher. Flour trihe hghersaes OF 10 500 bb good
Ohio, So so 50 southern is heavy previous
Wheat Is Fie hig Of 900 bushels southern
white, 81 So red, 81 Corn is a trife higher-sales Of
% 900 bushels Mixed IS Pork is rsales OF
at $l9 81 SO 6s.
BALTmoar Aug. TO- The -four market has somew hat
improved since yesterday morningsaes OF Howard
IS 75 and City Mills SIS TO- The receipts OF grain
fair Wheat ngedgood prime red ST. so 81 81
white, 81 S. 81 SO. Cornyeilow 30 92 cents white,
90 a 95 cents.
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Liter from Ts1as.

Later from 1sIds
New OaLEAss, Aug. THE San Antonio Ledger gives
account Of the organization Of military force in Texas
aid the Mexican eyouionists The first part the erped
ton arrived at Leona river the 18th of july and add
tional hourly living. Great Numbers
pected the 24th Captain Heary
Of the Texan volunteers issued addresses the people
Texas and Mexico TO the former he says is their intention
10 aid in e establishment of republican government
and finally bring under the protection Of the American
eagle.
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Revival or The Newburyport Herald notices
revival from the recent ssaFnaton in the shoe business il
says
Recently there has been perfect rush OF purchasers
into Boston and the shoe and the old stock is rapid
Is clearing or and orders coming that viii demand the
labor OF he whole shoemalinr fraternity this winter.
Hides and leather have recently advanced and before long
the prices Of labor win 20 up TO the old marks
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CruERAL AGENCY Ar wAsRrNGTON.-The su

rENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINGTON-The sui
III scriber Richmond, having esiabisht
an city, few doors front Of the Jca<
Department. tenders his services 10 claimants upon the govern
msn especially and Tor land b.untr
and pcnsonr under IL Congress
the David Dorrinron
perhaps index winch made 70 inc I'm
Of The rsi AUDITORS ONCE IN
Richmond 9r a vrry copous The in all
ae other public Capitol Virginia. These and the
experience,
,,a him n hope Inustcd 80 him I've just he viii be
~ shor NJ claimant himself be entirely
unable ...x. -, -. ,ca..-.u
- al INC ~rnye bnIe WI
.. sn ~; no ye,x moderate FELIX RICHA KIDS.
REFEREEcEs.
Hon. Henry A.. Wise, Accomac, Virginia
James Lyons Eco. Richmond, Virginia. 49,,
James T. Heath, Commissioner OF Pensions, hohmoho,
stafford H. Pnrker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John FendIeion, Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon Washington, ID. g.
William j.. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlake, esq, New York
March 7--dhcplyt
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Here have total Of eighteen for the bll--ffteen
Catholics and three Professionals the after elected by Cath
ole constituencies whilst against The bin are eleven
votes all Professionals and all representing Protestant dis
trts Comment on this saisment o. facts is unnecessary
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10 PHILLIPS. OF Mobile, Alabama, M Pvsctts~ I'm
supreme Court Of the Tinted sHrs," couri Of Claims
10 profession once
Of 7u and Louisiana sverue
Juneaa --f2utr
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Newspaper PoscgeIn determining newspaper hostages
the distances be computed from the Office Of publca-
ton and BY the which the mail carried
county line OF the county which the paper pub
shed This postage chargesble by the newspaper
sheet and if newspapers printed one
sheet, full postage must be charged on each.
Corrected Proof Sheets.-We learn that the postage
charged for corrected by mail
pamphlet postage in the corrections only those
typographical II new is introduced by the
corrections any noations made by which information
asked conveyed instructions given in writing, the
sheets subject to letter postage.
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NEW OELEAsE, July 80, 1855.
sm The State Of Louisiana on The eve of general
election The crisis is momrntous Il the people or this
State ard Of the whole Of the United States powerful
national party organization bias sprung up under Ihe
d the American party, whose published national proceed
ugs apd declare objects and purposes which We deem
distinctive be sacred principles Of The constitution
aud vioatiye Of the political and religious rights secured
by that sacred instrument
Believing that upon The issue made throughout this
Widespread republic the constitution Of the United States
10 stand fall and knowing that the occasion must
have aroused your liyeliest attention citizen lover
your country aud the representative Of State in the
Senate Of the United States We your political per-
soua friends feel desire have public expression Of
your views apon this aI-absorbing question 81 comply
ng with request you win obge many Of the true old
wings.
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LoNG.-Threc farmers In one Of the
towns Of Penobscot county, Maine have THEN sown
in such to form continuous field three miles
long II is estimated that the crop Of the three viii reach
sir thousand bushels
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THE r=uauier White Sulphur spring. W sinis,
the reception OF comp ny, emo IN ai more
attractive coniiten than thes have been
asanrr hHm having been punshea
80 me snfc ha
they closed for the Traced 70 ~ irresponsible
source worthy proper ihaf deere 10 no
Of un cation for and the suhse h 'r w., ne WIN
he and taht ne respecsase
currency the W transferring ~
the public mind through me sess me
dunn. AltA bNhSNt
July l3-d&cplm
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LOCAL ws.

Thomas Harry convicted in the criminal Of this
county upwards Of two years ago assault with
70 kl the late Mr. Paine Todd has pardoned BY the
President He bad about eighteen months 70 serve IN
pententiary.
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On Tuesday sst the dead body OF unknown man Was
found in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal lock No. 49,
ten miles ADORE the city. This makes the SIXTH dead
body which has been found in the canal this
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Home school for Young Ladies,
NoTpich, Connecticut.
c. b. Webster, A. NJ, NJ d., Principal


Hon L. g. Foster senator Norwich Connecticut
Stale Superintendent Common Schools, Con-
Harvey LDdsey, M. d.
J. H. Phillips, esq. Parent Office, Washington.
CrcuIas &C. be had at Mol
rson's bookstore, Pennyi avenue
Aug 5--l0idAcp"
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The Odd Fellows Hall s'hiei osrnoxng ial"
evening There appears be
'tion OF the Kunke troupe.
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Aueb---d
St Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies

Mar En'aatsbaT9 FFeaerick County,, Nd
CHE Of this INSTITUTION
gath August and 1husnny Juh the
$3.50
ally There music drawing paint
a,ro for itaiian German, and Latin Tie
primary pupils years
Si00 annam, ayhbe haif yearly advance.
Letters OF should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR Of st. Joscph Academy, Lmmburg, Fedeck
Maryland
5-dlyear.
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NEw YoaK, Aug. l0.-Advices from Santa Martha South
America the 18th of July the brig Velocity
hence with cargo Of powder took FIRE and blew up. The
vessel total loss but all the lives saved.
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mAlsIifEL,

thr 1,h insiaut, by GIpEos II. Day, WILLIAM
AguiJER TO Miss MARY ANN CAMPBELL, both q Prince
CT Is Md
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NorES instant for
furnishing The Department with hundred
IS The wood 10 be Of the quality,
And alro for eoaall
lump. M. McKEAN,
Aug ii--eodra7'h superintendent Southeast En Building
aR Hun's sELF-sEAI.INo CANS rerrlscrat4r., lee
osef m Of nrtau patent sfsasns cans for preserving fresh
fruits and vegetables me trade supplied
patent ventia,or attached which will be sold
Patent ice pitchers magic feze; together
Of Housekeeping articles aatur.s
Aug II 3leod Q W. BofEiES lion Hail.
tSVAH-LAsTIsG sEEIATIsG---we as succeeded
II getting factory manufacture for extraordinary
End ieaa ehng cotton OF superior excellence al IVY
We row hags our We mills
Housewife coons the best auce fxant Tor Indies and chill
Iongclorh' so and
ever lasting sir,ins Of double weigh, and souiness yer
uednsy ss and pshs II ere'a in ell the guaes thai denote
stamped the kinds
Tie judges goods cordially
a fun supply Of each And constantly on hand
A kinds Of Sir'ing eoiionr 'a hsn The s'nmp Of
es q "a o. snnnl, OF pure lines goods all srndes
ou,onr goods in Flick and Thin fabries full stock at ali
100 yeaes and meda white na"ne' many bargains
new ard very cheap lot plain silks great weight and
IS pieces plaid and plain white eamsries-
pisces swiss and Ha,nseok susins
Of all oher articles tending make up thor
ouehy assorted stock,
All summer goods at the "r1erk .d-down prces."
One proverhialy price only.
New goods received daily.
Az we shall open supplies important thai
In advance who
have they presentation hall br
more willing them before. Those
paid their bills by note preseEed July s uH be
before commencing anothr BIZ We solicit esPe
c,a attention to this point advance
All habit Of purchasing stores WHERE more tsn
on, price cordially call avail themselves
advantage buyer from the system
Good articles prices, dealing be relied in all
cases PERRY Il BROThEa,
5ores," building, oppostt. Centre Market
Aug l1-i0df
.sARY LYNDON; An Autobiography.
wi The Artist, Painter, and Narnsher's Guide
Quail. aud Poems by Howard II. Caids ell.
Of The hrst exile of Napoleon
the First.
Canada.
ghinds Six Days pf Great
Rose Milton, roinance .. u..-a
Aug II FANck ThfLoh
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NAsualsloS sLAyRs--A gentleman Of Tennessee Mr.
Nathaniel llaggot arrived in Cincinnati Monday with
nins slaves whom he caused 10 be manumited having
deeds drawn up for that purpose before Of the courts
Of than Stste
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washington s.aonai rlonument once.

Washington Sationai Monument once.
August 1855.
A u meeting board IDan q
II Monument Society, 3lsi ultimo
ing resolution az adopted:
Rcsoired That the notice, by Advertisement be
The National Inieieepeet, inr American
Hon. John Won,
Office, been appointed ty,
md has entered the dutier OF his office,
A true copy. CUAs. G. TUCKER,
Secretary OF w. N. N. Society.
Aup2 ID
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INTERESTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM
hon. J. P, BENJAMIN, or LOUISIANA ON
N0w-NoTHiNGISM.
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JUsr RECEIVED, per schooner Fairfax, new
j York
$50 barrcs brown
81 do powdered, l.ard and sofi crushed dc.
300 do Connecticut river behring's, bright and handsome
as boxes scaided behring's
Is barrels No?
t25 packages fresh
rs boxes grouna coffee
fne end G. A.
50 baskci- fresh salad oil
80 ho1e- cheese
100 boxes soap
i25 dozen bruoms -
80 dozen cords and liner
loo grces matches
40 dozen buckets
1000 pounds soft she'll almonds
900 pounds nuts
1926 bushels ground
old Meyteil brandy
3 do pot pure juice
10 tnrr-is Old family whiskey
~ boxers tobacco
For sale by MURRAY b SEMMES.
Aug q aifeo6t
IME1 LIMEf LIZZIE s--GTsat price!
II quality wood burnt lime eighty barrel
sciiag best quality lime Washing
eighty barrel kins, five
ivered OF the CITY. This twenty-five less
thnn the market price.
LAWTOS r. HOOVER.
Potomac Lime kilns, south Of the
July 1S-eo3w Lower bridge, Georgetown.
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RUSAwax wuK.--A physician named Thompson, be-
longing IN stetson Maine applied to the chief Of police
Boston Tie 5th inst for aid recover his lost wife
who suddenly disappeared from her home morning
number oweeks since, taking with her considerable
amount Of money He traced her to Boston and found
her registered OF The hotels but she not
IN the house and TRACE her be found He seemed
anxious 70 her offering reward ali the prop
erty he possessed
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Respectfully, your fellow-citizcn,
J. P. BENJAMIN.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetarv and commerc;sI

The money market during the week has exhibited q
more quiet snd easy appearance than had occasion
TO notice in review. The demand has bee
comparatively very light and discounts haze been read.
lily obtained good paper that very little complaint
is heard of a scarcity and at all from parties who
able present satisfactory paper to the discou
houses. This limited demand as compared with pre-
vious seasons is OF attributable mainlyto the
general contraction of business which has enabled
business men to carry forward on their own capital
greater proportion of the operations than in any pre-
vious year. The supply of eurrescy is moderate but
Country and Eastern Banks owing to the low rates of
Ex Ia ge, will now be frss in putting out their
circulation. The rates for prime paper Gle per
and second class do, single range from
Is to "a per cent.
The rates of Exchange have fu Their declined-the
market closing dull at pai2A premium for New York
Checks, and Baltimore and Philadelphia
mos cases y discount buying.
tCin. Price Oar, 2lst.
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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Tet the AFFLICTED Read and POnde ri
a infaible remedy for serof1la. King evil khegps-
uIes on the Face Botehes Bols Ague and Fever Chrome
Sore Eyes letter. Sesld Head Enargement
and Bones Joints Stubborn Ulcers syphilis
tic Lumbsgo Spinal Complaints all Diseases
ujudcious oil Mercury lmpruoenee In
Life OF Impurity Of the Blood.
HT- This great alternative medicine and Purifier Of the
the thousands of grateful patients IRON
parts United who testify daily the
..oXRaER'sP SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheu-
matsm Scrofula EIupons the Skin. Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Affections of the Kidneys Dsess
Is the Throat Female mplants Pains and Aching -
Joints are speedily put flight BY using TIM
great and inestim able remedy.
For the Blood nothin7 has yet been ouna
to IL cleanses the of all impurities
acts gently efficiently the liver ind kidneys
She digestion gives tone the Stomach makes skn
clear healthy and restores the consution eneea oJ
broken down the OF YOUTH to Its p
tive vigor and strength.
For the Ladies better than all the Cos
used. A few doses of CARrEhs SfANish Dill
TIRE will remove all saowness ofcomIexon bring the ross
mantlinr the cheek elasticity 20 the aho
general health in remarkable oeree' al '1s
medicines ever heardof. 1T -. So.
The large number certificates which we nave receives
Persens from all the United States is the best
evidence thst there s nunbug The pres hotel
keener magisfrates physicians and pubic well
their testimony to the wonderful
! Effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFiEE.
S o. the Agent Circular and Almanac. and read
the wonderful cures tNS '-~'' go
unless signed BENSzTT BEERS. Proprt-
etors Pearl street Riehnono 10 20 "h"i al oFosf
Far saIe BY Hailock stoddard: Evansville; Haoek
pr~s1teT Princeton; O. II. Clark. Yincennes and by
dss N medicines generally. auEs
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noe MARKET-

HoGs.-we stated in commercial reports above,
that the market foI hogs IL settled and quoted
action which, il bona fds under the arket We
hare since been informed p@t hogs averaging eco ID
be sed here readily at sc IS loo lbs. Our infor.
and he is perfectly responsible, that hs will
III Hstt and wish to buy ut least FIVE ihouEand
headdeiveredberc at any time. We ais inform ed
1t Sc 37z offered TO-DAY Change for lot, and
eussd. This will be item of interest farmers who
dris- chip to this point for 4 market.
Isl. Louis fnftE. elat.
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: UN1FOKM SIAN I'D OF WEIHHTS,
ESsand correct system of weighing, su jects
'claiung the attention Of every Individual in the
& community.
80 correct Scale is Just arbter between buyer
and Her. and il is Of the utmost importance
that an sonnversay called decide ques
the dy and hourly transactions Of
should be of such reliability and
the Of al those who be affected BY the
resal, = Indicated.
The Of these Scales and the that
have from time time the result of
observation and practical and
have brought thsm such degree
cnracy they safely relied upon in
tion weight Their construction is the
principles all defeets SO commonly met with
in have been by practical skill
and thu workmanship; and hence their operation is deli
cate ana n every unerrnply correct
which these Scales have acquired has Keen
Of steS growth the ent to the
and is based pom principle adopted by the manufaetu
rer and never egatea FROM of allowing bat perfect
weighing machines forth from their estabFshnsnt
strict this p1ncpl the confidence of the
public accuracy of these Weighing Machines has
is the demanc. until from small
ginning their manufacture having annually advanced
amounted during the 1884 90 nearly hall nen Of
dallsrs. H0KNBROOk e. Gnu KChlLl..
/ novI3-dAw1m Agents for Evansville.
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- $50, st GALENA, Nov. 81.
The up river mail brings the following re-
turns from the Wisconsin election; La S Q
i county, Bashford 40 majority; Pierce county
Bashford go; jackson u ity, Bashford SO;
Monroe county, Bashford 80.
The following counties give Barshow ma
iorities: Clarke 38, Dunn H. Polk 10, Tren .
plain 20, Buffalo 152.
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PRoF. FosTEh's .LEcTuREs.-This popular
!. course Of scientific Lectures will hereafter be
- continued in the Lecture Room Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, instead of at Crescent
Hall This is a comfortable room, and capa-
bic of holding good audience. The next
lecture of the course, as will be seen by refer
ence to notice, will be given this evening ct
the place above mentioned.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
PORT on EYANsYILLE,
ARRIvALs ANp pErARrURgs rEsTERb

mEM ARRIvALs.
VIRGINIA. New Orlsaps. at AN.
BnN FRANKLIN, New Orleans. az 8 A. n :.
RESCUE. Cincinnati, at4 An.
aes ALA. Cincinnati. at ~ 81.
xxM nrcr-Snr T....~:,r. - n
BLANCHE LEWIS. Pis;slurx. At "a. N.
oKB. Saint Louis, At II M.
HAR. BRIDGES. Bowling Greer. att r. y.
DEPARTURES.
VIRGINIA. Louisviiie.
De FRANKLIN Louisvills.
RESCUE. Nashville.
ELLA. NAshRill~.
wM. DICKSON Tennessee river.
BLANCHE LEWIS. Na,hvilis.
ORB. Cinsnnasi ana Pittssurg.
HAIR. BRIDGES. Lsaisvi!le.
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G5-Frank Derry, clerk in VIM. Fickley's
store, Cincinnati, stole $500 from his employ
er, and attempted to escape. He was, howev-
IS or, caught at the cars, and $500 of the amour
recovered
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GA splendid service ofsilver, valued at
fifteen hundred dollars, was presented to Ex-
Mayor Howe of st. Louis, on Saturday last,
asa testimonial of his efficiency while acting
rs Mayor of that city.