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tue 4chDNlAS tINtV', sum AiiC Ac.t1lif HNll
formed Washington Correspondent of the Balti-
more Saa, confirms the opinion we expressed yes
terday:
WAsHSGToy, April l3.
The Cabinet meetings continue to be the sub
lect of remark, aud something Every mysterious
is apparent in the Presidents frequent conferences
with his War and Navy Ministers A ''speek OF
war" is visible to the naked eye, and may show
itself in q thunder coud, after the San Jscinto
shall have time, with her machinery, to get
within hail Of a Spanish ship Of war
The President it IS believed takes upon him
self the responsibility Of the orders whatever they
may be, that have been given to Capt. McCauley.
He is probably ordered to blow ont Of the wster
the Spanish cruisers and their British consorts, al
so, in resentment Of the Spanish assumption o. a
right to hail our vessels and ask for their papers,
and inquire whether they are or piratica or
commercial Grand This Spanish p:etenson and
practice IS assumed to to be equivalent to the ex-
ercise Of a Tighto search, which as advocates of
the freedom OF the seas, we do not concede 10 any
power, upon any pretense whatever.
The intelligence expected by the government
from Havana, via Charleston, probably relates to
the exercise by the Spanish authorities of this right
of Search or rather of visiting and OBTAINING our
vessels The United States consul has, OF course
had conference with the authorities on that sub
lect and the result has been communicated to our
government. The determination of the Spanish
government to persist in this practice is therefore,
known and the issue On paper is already made
1t remains only TO bring the question to the test Of
force. -----------------
Some appear to think that The sinking, by Capt
McCauley, Of q few Spanish vessels of war, with
his big Paixhans viii not invite war as q eouse-
quence. II will, nevertheless, be war, whether
more or less vigorously carried an. IL will depend
upon Congress whether it he carried on with the
whole power OF the country or not and they will
probably say not.
The expectation of intelligence from the des-
tined war station Of The actual destruction already
by any Of our ships. Of the offending Spanish
gaorda al costa, viii be disappointed The orders
leading to such an event have been but lust issued
aud are in Commodore McCanley's pocket. But
he will not fail very soon 10 fulfil public expecta-
lions, and The wishes of the government on the
subject.
Propositions are said to>be making for equip
ping for the Gulf services the largest fleet that
we ever sent to sea. 1t win require a very re-
spectacle fleet 10 follow up the issue which one
single vessel may make Spain appears to have
expected and has certainly prepared for war with
The United States
She expected an attempt, on our part, TO seize
Cuba, aud is, no doubt prepared for that attempt
George Sanders thinks tie President viii soon
lose the prospect Of taking Cuba, by the preimna-
~ warning which Capt. McCauey's rattlers will
give of the intended attack. We shall soon have
stirring news from the gulf IoK
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


MEMOIRS OF TTiE LIFE, EXILE, AND cozvERss
TONS or THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BY the esusr
On Las cls.s. with Portraits and other nussratons
new edition in Fols-
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or The editor of the Gazette joins to the dis
cussion of constitutional question q brief essay
on the habits of jackssses. We are sure that our
neighbor understands this last question much bet
ter than the first. We believe be devoted consid-
cradle time to it during that portion of his foreign
tour which was spent 10 the kingdom Of Sardinia.
LOUISVILLE, April Is. night-The river is fall
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BEERSnEBA STRINGS


WILL. be closed until May, 1856 The place is I'm
w dergoing thorough repair, and consequently will
afford no accommodation for Strangers for night
until the work completed The public part of the Springs
will then be rented responsible person persons VINO
shall be under bond keep good house Of entertainment
but under circumstances, TO allow either gambling
the use of spruous liquors.
Beershcba will by that time, be easy Of access the
McMinnvile Railroad running within twenty miles, and
the Sewanee Railroad running top Of the mountain,
within fifteen miles of the place, viii have been completed.
April 4th lS55-w4t JOHN ARMFIBLD.
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plir'en.lrs Beitit 10
THE BATEMAy CHILnREy
Ffiaay Evening, April 10th, r.Il bs pssfSl.fi:
the original Comedy of

r rsIsI " ,2e.. All, 49,,
s.., - - - ~ x
~ 10y, Esen1nt; April ~Uth, VII ee peEc.1zd
'ae o'is'ns 0olheuy
YOUNG ENGLAND.
The Honorable George Frederick Augustus Wsrrnsley,
piss Z. hsteman Frank Mountain, Miss K. Bzteman.
10 be followed BY the sterling play called
Miss e Ra.emsn in be- .~.s--.,. -
IsIy Isckadayi 'Aofo'nafy pe'sonA'0u o'
TRa nsyiors;anee ,;ll oor.t,.,,
- = =. :. 800 s..s..ue WIN
he YOUNG COUPLE.
LARGE SALE ofC gff,FnvCS ~, .1rr9.S-,N
= pY nhvye a ar, 49, "a "A AoN
On Tsesd,a- 4grI - ar 1870 wAM rt,,
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers his valuable Farm, situated IN
l. Coffee County, three miles from Pelham, and six
miles from Hllsboro the road from Nashville TO Chat
aDooga and about three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and contains about four
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed Of the very best in the county, and located
in healthy secen, entirely exempt from the visitation Of
all malignant diseases. There about two hundred and
twenty five Of cleared land all under good fence
and in Ugh state of cultivation. There two comfort
able dwelling houses, comrodous barn, stables. with
comfortable negro houses. In Short is well improved
Said farm has most fertile and productive soil, admra
bly, adapted to the cultivation of grass, clover aud small
grain &c and be made Of the best stock farms in
Middle Tennessee having suciepcy Of water at every
necessary point
Possession be had at any time. Persons DESTROYS
OF purchasing respectfully invited TO examine the
premises aud learn OF the subscriber the particulars
the terms, DC. (.eb5Wtf) p H. PRICE
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CUNDRIES.-2Ob bs crushed and powdered Sugars;
y 10 bbs Clover Seed;
% bags Early Irish Potatoes for planting;
20 dozen boxes fresh Kentucky Mustard;
20 Brooms
ALSO-Sugar Coffee, Molasses. Spices, Indigo, Nader
and many other articles in my line.
In store and for sale low by Z f. BELL,
APPS No. Is COLLEGE st, opposite Seasnee House
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GREAT REDUCTION IN
French Dry Goods
ORLEANS STORE REMOVED
To Gardher's Old Stand, No. IL Public Square.
THE ORLEANS STORE is now supplied with full
i stock Of the latest Paris styles Of Dress Goods
sisting in part Of

THE ORLEANS STORE is now supplied with full
Il stock Of the latest Paris styles Of Dress Goods
sisting in part Of
Crcsssisn Flounced Robes-a new article;
Rich Rrocade Grensdienns;
Rich Fioupced Beregs Robes;
do Orgsndies;
do Jaconets;
Printed Brillanis, from zoe up;
Gnghans fast colors, from l25So up;
Irish Linen, from 20 up;
Linen Damasks, all prices;
do Towels, do;
Napkins, do;
White and Brown Doylees;
White and Coored MarseilIes Quilts;
Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Plain Black Sks-a good article for s5c;
One Black Brocade Silk, to be closed out 20 per
cent below cost;
Also, few pieces of those Summer Silk, at 40 and As
cents yard
Also, one case of Colored Lawns, ct 800 Dress-25
per cent under cost;
Also, one case Irish Linens, IS cents yard-25 per
cent under cost
ORLEANS STORE,
apl4-2w II Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
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CHaNCERY SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.

CHaNCERY SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.
pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court Lin
coin county in the ces of Ssnl and John + Town.
send executors of Edm Townsend, Munhord X. Town.
send and others WILL Friday, the 50th day of March,
1856 sell TO the highest bidder the plantation of the
ate Edmund Townsend in Lincoln county, Tennessee on
credit of IL months, from fifty to Sixty Likely Ne
groes.
TERHs-Fve per cent in cash; bonds with approved
cury for the balance and titles made when the purchase
money is paid
And also at the place in Lincoln county, Tennes-
see Saturday the 2lst day of April 1885, about
thousand eleven hundred Of rich Elk river cotton
land credit OF one, two aud three years. in lots
suit purchasers.
TEsxsFive per cent in cash; bends with approved
eury for the balance. and lien retained the land TIL
the purchase money is paid
mchs'55-w5t x. FARQUHARSON, C. 4 NJ.
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ABBOTT'S HISTORIES:
Illuminated Title Pages and Numerous Euefsyinss
CONSISTING
Mary Queen Of Scots, Romnlus
Queen Elizabeth, Nero
Charles the First CeOpafra
Charles the Second Xer1es the Great
William the COnqueror Cyrus the Great
Alfred the Gret Alexander The tlre.f
Maria Antoinette Hannibal
Madame Roland julius Csesar
Josephine. Darius The trsat
Elegantly printed and bound in crimS..n hfnsiin
- For sale in sets separate volumes
II
FRAACONlA STORIES
BY Jacob Abbott. Engraved Title Pages a,d Numerous
Illustrations leaIo. Muslin.
MslleyIe R03oTpIus
Wallace, Ffsn Linn
Mary Erssiue, StuyFesaaf
Mary Bell, Carolne
Beechnut, Agnes
Fer Sale BY
w. II. BERRY & co.
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pRosPEcr OF WAR wIrn SPAN.

The following letter, from the usually well in
formed Washington Correspondent of the Balt-
more S,lp, confirms the opinion we expressed yes
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THE JACK,
Black Mammoth,
' Marirga Mammoth da n bv Black Hawk liz hand
Black Prince.

lmperted from Barcelona, Spain, Is hsnds high
THE service Of these two Jacks again offered TO the
breeders Of this description of stock. They will re-
man at their former stand Nashville. The get Of
both be seen at their stands Black Msmmoh's
services may be had at Forty doars insurance Black
Princes at Thirty dollars insurance. Pasurage gratis
Every attention will be used to prevent accidents and es
espes but cannot incur responsibility should they
cur. f. r RAINS.
mer20-twlt w6w B w. r ELlLST0N.
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ODEY'S LADY,S BOOK FOR APRIL
" just received and for sale by
mh27 f. HAGGN & BRO, Msrke; St
n REAT BARGAIN IN A COUNTRY RE.
VI SIDENCE.-A tract OF land, about IL miles from
Nashville the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
tanning so acres; well improved two story frame dwell
ing with four rooms and kitchen; fine young orchard
containing about 1900 fruit trees of different varieties
also two failing springs about twenty acres OF land
timbered. j. l.. 4 X. w. BROWN,
mh29-2w AK Cherry street
CPLENDID INVESTMENT.-We offer a,bargan
y in FortyTwo Acres of superior Land, well waered,
and having several handsome building sites situated about
miles from the city the Broad street turnpike road
opposite the residence of Col Ackln. This land be
divided into five lots and located in of the
best aud rapidly improving neghborhoods in the vi
cinity Of Nashville. Apply to j. l., & r. W. BROWN,
sp4-Iot AK Cherry street.
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Clocks Clocks !!
NOTICE,

II ECEIyED This Day, the largest and best assortment
II, Of CLOCKS ever ofereI in this city, which wi be
sold rsry l0ao at WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
aplI-iw JOHN PATTERSON. &c College st.
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NOTICE,
ny virtue oil deed of trust executed to BY James
Is Stanley, and duly registered in the Registers Of
fee of Davidson county, shall expose to sale by public
aucou for cash. at the court house door in Nashville
Tuesday the oath of April 1885, all the right and title Of
said Stanley tro lots tie city Of KsLes and known
as Lo. No S. in the plan Of lots laid Oft by G. F. Hansen
and the other beginning at stable the North east Of
No 90 in the PLAN both Of which partially de-
scrbed in the deed to registered in Book No Is page
SIS and 519. LEANDkR BlGlEY,
ap4-t Trustee
"a Boxes Pearl Starch; 275,OOO cigars, all
,1U braads Just received and for sale BY
anil 3 n. LOOMS CO.
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PIrrsBURc, april Is night.-The river contiuues
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~ Together with many other Valuable
New Publications, just received BY
". II. REKlsN & Ea
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LOUISVILLE, April IS, night-The river is fall
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NALL at WAfERFlELD WALK Err 3 on the Square.
~ The new styles they have introduced for the Spring
are considered the handsomes Hats of the season while
the sssr,fas gAsess @ texture and superb tstroas finish
render them highly desirable to all who wish hat Of the
most popular style and Of the finest quality.
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ny referring TO advertng columns VIII DC ecen thst
Miss Broeke boarding and day school Tor young ladies WI,
be opened the tenth OF next month We have already
spoken Of Mis- Brookes talents, capacity, and accomplish
mcns and OF her marked instructor in terms
Of unresoryed conmsndacn and have only TO ex-
pres the wish that she will obtain Of pat
ronags equal TO her merits and qualifications Members Of
Congress- and others whose business will deain them in
Washington during the ensuing winter and spring, and who
desire to place their daughters under the careful and
tent guardianship Of an accomplished teacher, should
promptly avail themselves Of the services OF Mis- Brooke
At meeting Of the Columbia Hose Company No. 2, held
Augrst ~ the following officers elected: President,
mcDernott vice presdent fmho also acts captain Of
the hose) H. q. PdyI secretary L. Lassslie treasurer,
John Pardy, first assistant, Charles Robinson second
assistant, Thomas Dowell.
TIE bureau Of the Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury where
only small clerical force Il employed, hare contributed s3s
for the relief Of the Norfuk and Portsmouth sufferers. The
contributions from the Pension Office will reach, if not
coed, $780, The members of the Merchart Exchange a
this city, 10 have held meeting last evening r the
purpose of taking up contributions for the relief of the su
crere.
The Sabbath school attached to ST. Matthews Church took
excursion the White Honse yesterday The attendance
large and nothing the pleasures the
trip.
From the second annual report Of The Young Mems Chris
an Association Of Washington, appears durng the
past year hundred and fyfour members hsve been
added the association, and that hundred and eighteen
have renewed their membership By paving the annual fee
The present number of volumes in the library about fifteen
hundred,
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TREASURY DEP4ErSEsr, August 3, le6.
Ioders Of stock q the loan aahrxea
By ls ae, OF and ar The esa
1855 any Of thai stock will be parlased hy
This nj any Time previous next
which per premium VIII b. paid In addition 10 the
expressed In The certificates.
holders stocks of the other loans 81 ha United
States parehares sl0
aasng period al the following
For stock The loan Of lss2 pTeGum OF 10 cent t stock
81 loans Of 57 1915 OF 10 aad for
issued o ls5e commonly called TeHasiods
nifty stock, premium Of ak per
Interest viii also he SLOWED The stipulated In The cer
July here, with
addition, enable the Treasurer reach ae
Certificates ransssd this department und-r the
duly United ty party
tied receive the Purchase money.
Payment by upon
Boston, New fos, Phadsphi,
entitled 10 receive The money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-d,nNov30 fIniel. Star.
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thrown open 10 the admission Of The wounded, while
The Lyceum appropriated for the reception OF The
dead Some had been crushed TO death instantly eav-
ing scarcely trace to recognise them by some had
been torn limb from limb by the splners benches and
hoors and their remains scattered in direction Many
suffering from crushed limbs broken backs and In
iured and laceraied bodies The hearsicken-
ihg but amid All ita erf5rs there were noble in-
stances of resignation, selsacrihcng spirit from the tai-
ierers which honored human nature
One gentleman the Hon William b. McClay, ex-menlber
OF Congress from New York, who was severely injured
begged those who 10 bis aid give their attentions TO
others dangerously wounded One individual, with
his foot crushed refused receive the aid Of the doctors
ill they had relieved the suIerugs Of others who seemed
10 require medical assistance.
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BY >. Q. MCGUIRE, Aaot,oneer.


HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
family carriage matched horses Rockaway farming UTENSILS
Tuesday morning September III al ten o'clock, at the
Thomas Marshali the village Of Ienna
town. turnpike Rockville about Two miles from George
shall sell all his handsome furniture ana housekeeping e.
fecis, consisting In part Of -,
10
Mahogany French chns finished canary colored
hrocnieie, curtains 10 match
seat sofa and chairs +
Hose woo -cheirs, wbatnot -
Superb manei clock, viii, candeabras, cost S5oo
Rosewood secretary and bookcase
Maite- tip and other 'nhes :. .
Elegant e paic mirror, plate GO by e. with slab
velvet Brussels. tapestry carpets with rugs match,
all ne and Of excellent Quality
(lue pair elegant gilt six light gas chandeliers
Dining room, hail, aud other gas fixtures
Bed wasfstands
Cane md chairs rockers
ina lass taLIe cutlery, &c. =
(Iookin parur, chamber stoves
Toc ether many articles not necersafy to enumera'e.
Al Two O'Clock
One handsome family carriage hut little used
One psir superor ned iron gray caunge horses
Handsome lion sleigh, Rockawsy
Wagons, pioughs, harrows
Varness, forks, culEvaors Fl F. r r
Of hay and potatoes
OF beds sash, &C., 4.
Term. $50 under credit OF two and
four months satisfactorily endord, bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug ee-d huchonecf
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A UTUMS SUPPLIES; stack row complies I'm all de-
II the
fancy and goods reliable quail
District.
being featured order and h
obasd from the best enables Us 10 offer decided
psSchsssrs-
ptosetbiaiiy low price only
Those who judges goods hnd 10 their advantage
Ia pfior making their selections.
settled their bills presented
will te expected 10 beginning new Dill ave
are entirely this mstter.
ash and punconi credit customers cordially
invited 10 supplies but fer their
qualification.
the appreciation,
inyalias, nor win they be exchanged or taken hack
Good ARTICLES prices and fair dealing may be relied on In ALI
..u.........
Central Stotes' west building,
AUG 30-aitif Opposite Centr Marh*i-
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BY .. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsYI.-
vania avenue fiint's Rotc, at public suction On
Monday morning, september 3D. al 10 oeock pcclsey rna seq
part lot No6 in squpre No. 2 ironing % ees
18th and 18th streets wes end run
nirr back feet paved alley with the improvements
coos np of brick house, with
hack hnldines, brick coachbouse, stable &C 90
hest maeria's Hnd handsomeb
finished marble mantels in The principal rooms
gas every part cfhe buidna The main building eons
twelve i,ryn feet wide halls above ana
below the SIX good rooms with large p
running full depth
In the yard failing cen Of water besides an exec,
whole enclosed with nne eet pck wh'
and ii ,rdsomeiy orsanented with shTubh.ry. !,
This property avoaby known and has been occupied or me
mast wears w Flint first Glars restaurant and
son lis aton being few ol The National Ihrafe
departments, no properly IN
adapted for the business Tor wch has been
cup,ed .s,s $50
.mc bedding chandecf
qno and bar fixtures VIII te soid
Of which win be furnished previous
Terms for the real estate third cash the residue 10 one
and years, interest, secured BY deed OF rt ON me
premises. a. a.
r property be examined a. any lime pssyos' TIE
sale sao' y. NV
July 26--eod&ds A"e"ohee'-
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ait win be borne in mind that these the arrivals Mt
the principal hotels only We have doubt that there
have been 10000 arrivals during the last nine weeks
Nor the season yet The arrivals up TO Saturday
had scarcely begun TO diminish below the highest figure
The public houses that evening displayed greater
than any previous time The season bids fair TO
bold on without material diminu;on for two weeks TO
come.
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Custom Aonss Diuisoa Certificate 10 Cancel Bond. -on
receiving the permit the deposte merchandise in
from the collector certified by the stoekeepe that the goods
designated the permit With the exception Of sach have
been ordered the appraisers store have been deposited In
TIE store, and the examination being had
uired by law or appropriations of merchandise from foreign
ports the daty Of the collector fssned bst the goods
deposited and examined the identical goods described
the entry invoice BY him from the collector
the port Of Withdrawal to Immediately furnish the party
making entry with certificate, eountersigned by the naval
officer where there cre IF their delivery in the proper
FORM and aso required to transmit dvesie Of such Ger
tlhcate 70 the collector at The port Of withdrawn
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Alexaaari. High school.

THIS boarding school for young and
youth IN The city Of Alexandria, tgnia The humber Of
stenuon u the pncipa bcing s desire
cohise social aud
famiiy and discipline q school
brings Of hs
nearly year, during which he
engaged instruction OF young persons from almost
result OF his cs VITA
willing claim for continued pa'sonase
psiBcpai the
much personal attention 10
his he pnins in the se
assft In The school, they
liberal education and Of hnown htnees for their
profession.
facilities for washing bathing and The mos, recent inn
pfovemsEts for warming, venranE and lighting the esabls
inoduced which contribute much - che heeAh aai
comf0t of the students.
{Sepcmber.)
Circulars Innishng details be Obtained on application
CALEB s. HA1.LOWEib
Aug 29--eodSta celh Alexandria, Virginia.
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by ELE e II A II III .
,sllop Fsrer at Norfolk.

NoarolK, Aug. PIP, m.-The following deaths have
been reported to-day James Harrison Of the firm of Caps
Harrison Capt Fahery Mr.. Scott, soap manufacturer
Mrs. Small, and DIR. funstal.
Among the sick are .. w. Edwards, H. w Garneti, pr.
VIM Seden, ii. X. Wellington and o. II. r. Warrington,
grocers and ID. VBren
The writer (Mr Briggs, of Washingon) says; Gas our
papers have all been suspended must depend upon the
kindness Of friends at large for the news OF tho day
Please send us the Washington papers"
Nonrolg, Wednesday eYenng.-The fever continues
bated The deaths here during the past hours
twenty seven.
In Portsmouth, Tuesday, 81 Wednesday, Z. DIR.
Robert Thompson of Baltimore and DR.. Cannon, of Nor
folk are among the dead. Charleston is sending more
and physicians. Win not other cities follow her
ample