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Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,
ANN STEAM RnAE nIRECHOnv


THE undersigned have in Of preparation,
Il new Steam Boat DIRECTORY, which will be
issued In October next 1t Will be Of the
Ing books ever published and will be book that will be
interesting TO all classes Of people. The STEAM BOAT
DIRECT RY will contain complete list and description Of
all the Steam Boats adoat in The Western and South
Waters. The length model speed, power aud tonnage
Of each boat where and by whom built the name OF the
boat with the trade she In Also the Of Captains
and officers, her age &C. &C. The Directory will contain
History Of Steam Boats and Steam Boating the Western
Waters since the Invention Of also sketch the
hrst boIt built for the Ohio river with the name OF the
builder, commander and owner.
The River Directory will contain list and description OF
all the steam Boat Disasters that have occurred
the Western and Southern Waters beautifully
with list Of all those who have persisted by their burning
sinking and exploding the Western and southern
since 1871 The Directory will contain Maps Of the Ohio
Mississippi Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas White Red Qua
chts, YaEoo and other rivers with the Towns and Cities
laid down, with distances also, many other River
and Commercial items Of interest to the people large
The book will contain the cards OF the various u s. Mail
Boats. with the trade they in &C., &c The Directory
viii also contain compile list Of all the steam Boa lceuS.
ed Ocers. their places OF residence, &e the Steam
Boat Law It's requirements and ali the Imports Y. s.
Supreme Court Steam Boat Decisions up date the Rates
and important Commercial Privileges Bills Of LadnR
pQrtant Decisions Of the various L. s. Courts TO
Fregh,s Lost and Damaged, &C. with many other things
Of interest.
The Directory will he illustrated in the best style and
printed in the best The author has for
been gathering together all the facts and regari
the numerous steamboat disasters the Western
Southern Waters and intends pubishfng them book
form. The price Of the work will put the OF
Que Dollar. Ten thousand copies will be issued for
boatmen; and others dsrous OF subscribing will
al onca VIII be printed unless ordered
by renting dollar TO J. T. LLOYD co you
will receive copy OF the above work The work will he
Louis, Louisville, Psharg Wheeling and Cincinnati will
wait upon the steam boat comm tnders.
AL letters should be addressed 20
JAS. +. LLOYD 4 CO.,
NeS-n ftircn
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GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
Let Me-d67icted Read and Ponder.

Let Me-d67icted Read and Ponder.
An Infallble Remedor Scrofla, Kings Evil Rheumat
Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pimples PostuleS on
the Face, Botches, Bos Ague and Fever Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm letter Scad Head Enlargement and
Pau OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphtic
arising from lnJudicious Use Of Mercury, lmprudence
10 Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
INHS great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF the Blood
Is used by thousands Of grateful patients IRON all
parts Of the United States who testify daily tohe
able performed by the greatest all ledicnes CAR-
TERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Scrouls ETuptons the Skim Liver Diseases FeveTs N
GERS Old Sores Affections OF the Kidneys Diseases of the
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching the Bones
and Joints all speedily put to fight by using this great
and inestimable remedy
For diseases the Blood nothing has vet been found
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution,
eneebed by disease broken down by the
youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies' it is incomparably better than all the COS
metics used few doses utpxon bring the roses
will remoye.. cheek give elasticity the step and i'm
the general health kabIe degree beyond all
the medicines ever heard Of
The large number Of certificates which have received
from persons from all Of the United States the best
evidence that there's Humbug about it, press hotel
keepers magistrates, physicians, and public men, well SHOWN
TO the community all add their testimony TO the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
CAL on the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac and
read the wonderful cures this truly greatest all medicines
has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Proprie
tors No. Pearl street, Richmond, Va whom all orders
for supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for sale by W. p. GRAY and Z. W cambridge
Nashville and by Dealers in Medicine generally.
mar10--dtriyaw1y
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON Ann
SAVANNAH
Fine uOCKAwAY FOn SAFE.

T HAVE for sale a hne R0CKAwAY, suitable for one o.
i two horses, with PORTABLE PARTIrION-has been
Used about six months. Also, excellent FURNITURE
CAR Cheap for cash. Apply 10 L. MOSES
No. 10 College street
mys-u Opposite the Scsanee House.
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VNEETH.-Denists viii please take no -
Il tice that the UNDERSIGNED Is only &c.
agent In tie city Of Nashville, and tbOseQ Fyl=eA
Wishing our genuine make Of tes n, will please AII-b
make their purchases direct 81 him He has lust received
another supply Of Teeth shc with his former stock makes
large and complete. lie has also hand few Den.
tai cases Of Insuments all complete. Also Files Forcepx
Piuggers Excavators Burrs Drills Bench Wees CorTan-
drum Files Wheels, 4c. For sale by
A. STRETCH, formerly Stretch A ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
fsb6 Corner College and Union streets, Nashville.
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TN rstirinE foua The late nrn q Myers Mein take
tits method u returning my kind aekh0Ssdse@ents 70
INV many friends ard eus,araes thr very hsrAl pat
ronage and most respectfully ash for eoaiiauzoa o. Tie
my ioFner partner Ead saeeeAser. -
Tvs 81 y AAAS~
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE CopartnsTship between MYERS McGiLL u dis-
solved By Ami;atioa this day J. ~. heelLl, hsvins
purchaed the entire Interest Of the eo1eefn, vii eotnos
the busaess a. the old stand and all pay AL Semasa ana
receive all debts due the arn. u b.-HlkhA
July /, ISIS. J. n Ae1LLL-
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oats AND POTATOES sAckE Oats and 81
" sacks Potaso-s Iast received Aad tor sais 81
y. u. p5cKRY,
usaTie Eo csi.e<e street.
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SOMETHING NEW.
ICE CREAM,

NAT E have this dsv opened Ice Cream saloon and
w promise nothing but the pure article.
VESSEL / THOMPSON,
myl AZ Union street
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NUNDRIES-
~ loo hdasl Prime SUGAR
20 bhis Loaf aud O. shed su0.r.
$50 bbls hoasssss,
Is ths do.
sl5 bags prime Batmors ceass.
S1o kegs Nails, all tiEes
$40 bols WHISKY;
50 do Common Brady:
70 boxes Tshacca. al grades;
30 do Pearl starch
100 DO schiedam s<hapPs,
$50 do Longsorthb Spa kiing cAiasba wia..
50 bbls % do 40 "a
40 cases Caiavba BrAnJy, pure article;
800 kees blasting Posder,
$4,000 teet Safety Fuse;
oo0,0o9 RsEalis Cigars, an grades
Pa sale b. s. Il. LOOMS a Co,
leo No. a. Pablie square.
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EOR SALE

E'OH SAAE-I have for sale a GRTsT MrIr ,,,,, =,
Sae fixtures Necessary for The same Tia. Si,, , ~
peiea oy Tread Wheel, and persons wi,AnV Nm 70 70
tne,r oWa use Woud DO well to eau and see n or
tSNe@P' APPy 70 Il. A. BALLOWE
!ef Gent ACT, No II Desderi'k q.
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Two Lots Immediately back Of the above froptinz 60
eet each on Bel street, and running bae one bupdrd
ninety four feet, all enclosed And one lot IN W., - au
vile, fronting ATTY feet Locust street snd rBr L
one hahdrei and seventy five feet hneen foot Isv
Ane ABOVE property can be bought good terms ana ~.
vacant lots desirable building lots For fl-tb o
ula-s and terms, apply to 'usI PaT'ie-
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FOB SALE.

I OFFER for sale House and Il. -, a. = 49,
and spring streets, in Eigedeld The lot s,u, Dsu
sprlng street seventh fet and runs back on Rel $50,
ieet 70 twelve foot alley. Tbe house Is s+
hgn with porch above and below I'd contains o- r
uining room, bath ROOM servants room, Eitrb
@0ies anu carriage house, with good e;stern and cellar
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Crayats,
Stocks,
Beautiful White crsvats,
KID, Lisl= and silk Gloves,
lisli n e,
Gsure Merino Vests,
cotton and Silk o,
for Gents under wear.
md Collars.
WA. II. CRUTCHER.
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FOR SALE.

fOH KENE-A Farm containing IS acres With al
=, acre. cleared land good two.story House roor,.
eear servants room, kitchen, smoke-house Buggy bog
water &c; o. miles from Nashville and near S6Tf,., pi
on the Lebanon Pike. Terms easy Apply to A'-Ss
- K. A. BAILOWE
JdhlO I'm General Agent, No II Bsade-{.L 81.
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OLIVE OILS boxes Olive Oil, just received Also,
~ dOz Of a choice brand Of Tuscany Oil which Is supe-
rior to the ordinary Olive Oil, sold for table
je9 Jo q. Brown.
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-oo X A. BALLovE, GeuTAgt.
'O No. II DeaderiCk stree,

Oh kENE-I have for rem. 4, srl.,sss - :
Nab' smith on the Murfre, sboro' PIKE Ia ,ii-1 ~ =
"a improvements, good shops family Tss,,,
1 - OUT houses Scr 20 acres OF cleared ia,|'
Peh'T Oh IRE wood, &C Terms easy AMI, 1 anu
f., X. A. BALLOWE Cc,T A.
IN No. IL Deaderict' e.,
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COTTON YARNS.
TIE RIGHT MACHINE INVENTED AT LAST

Van be seen az Armstrong 90 s. on Market street IN.
- best STRAW and HAY CUTTER ever invented Ibev
are pronounced ny all who have tried them as assessing
very superior advantage thing Of the Kind th,F
ever been pro iuced Call and examine for y5ursrye. s
warrant perfect satisfaction O. The purcha e. I'm all Is
ap4-u ARNt>TtONG A Cn 49,
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
l7
RATES REnUCEn.

IRON the 18th instant to the LIST Of June the rates
II Freight from Charleston and Savannah TO Nashville wi
be As follows:
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NhSI IT tANN-HermricaI self-se,Iinr F,uit Can,
ghons haf gallons and quarts IN uut0t;ti IN ,]j,
"as1'' io' sac oy W. u. GORDON = c.
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McGsVcct' bnI,i nIse Rooms on DeadeycS street in
- "sua'ScA Ouhdlng' suitable for a small f,nv - "
f.rro K A. BALLOWF
I3uIE kN 6eneral Agent, No. Il Deadrric,L :.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-13
New Publications.

LADIES REPOSITORY for July, contains Anec-
dotes of Lady Huntington Domestic habits
of our Ancestors Gerald Massey's poems ;
The value of fresh air Religion Scripture
Cabinet Literary Notices; Editors table,
&c. with two steel engrayings, one of them
of more than the average merit Of magazine
illustrations For sale by Huntington.
The NATIONAL MAGAZINE for July contains
Likeness and Biographical sketch Of Bishop
Scott, one of the four new NJ. E. Bishops
Goldsmith's Deserted village illustrated with
eleven wood cuts. Mohalnmedanism The
Dead sea An Old Mans Story St. Patrick
who was he and many other good things
For sale by Huntington.
FRANK LEsLIE's LADIES GAZETTE, for July,
is full, as usual, of fashions for Ladies-nor
are the gentlemen neglected.; Of loves of
bonnets bewitching mantillas elegant cos
tunes fancies, Gounces and furbelows of
every description, all of intense interest to
the multitude who are, or would be, fash
ionable people.
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E. DANFORD's PATENT
IRON GRASS CUTTER.

's'llE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUL
~ called tho attention of Farmers and the
Public to the above machine, which they are now
manufacturing for the harvest Of 1888.
From a thorough examination of the comparative
merits Of the different kinds of Moving Machines,
brought before the public in the states Of Vermont,
New York, Ohio Indiana and Illinois, during the
last season, fully satisfied that T.. Danfurds
Iron Grass Cuttcr, with double edges, will give tho
best satisfaction under all circumstances Of any that
has yet been offered to the public; are also
tanned in this opinion, by several disinteresed per-
sons that have had large opportunities for forming
correct decisions The advantages of this Ma
chine, with double edges, worked with double
crank, over the single edges, working though
slant, in the guards or fingers, cannot fail to be nP
parent TO the most common observer. LIST From
the saving in power, the edges cutting like shears.
2ud. The impossibility Of cogging, Sd. That they
will notneed sharpening near az often. This Ma
chine ceived tho first premium of the State Agri-
cultural society Of Illinois, of 1854, after trial Of
four days in competition with all Machines of any
note. Also the first premium Of the Chicago Me
chanics Institute Of 1858 and 1854, and several
County Agricultural Societies in Illinois and In
diana. 1t has in every instance received the first
premium when put in competition with any other in
We respectfully invite all who sre DESTROYS OF
purchasing moving machine for the coming hsr-
vest 10 call and examine one have on hand be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Tho machines we man
ufacture will he made with, without guards to
the edges, required for the meadows they are to
be used upon, They will also bo warranted to cut
all kinds of grass fine, wet dry thick OF
thin, as we'll as can be done with seythe,
MURRAY l.. PATRICK
RUFUS PATRICK,
uinesburgh, April End, 1895. wIof
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at winooski Fall.
July |, 1853.
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Correspondence OF the London lines
OFF CRoSs1AD1, June 9.-At noon to-day
the Merlin, carrying the French Admiral
Pcnaud and several French and English cap
tans, proceeded to rcconnoitre Cronstadt.
They were attended by the Dragon, FREELY,
North side of the island they approached
within 1000 yards of blockships lying in the
omen water between Cronstadt and St. Peters
burg.
They consisted of four liners, five frigates,
and two corvettes, moored in line along the
three futhom bank with their broadsides bear
ing upon the Northern passage, Inside
these, IA steam gunboats lay at anchor, and
under the wall of Man-oGW War Ilarbor, an
chored III three lines, were "a row gunbOats.
When the Merlin went in SO close two of the
steam gunboats came out, and one fred
heavy shot at her. but it fell short.
In the Man-oG-W ar harbor were II line Of
battle ships, four of them fully rugged, and
the others in progress. Between this harbor
and Fort kronslot were 10 steamers Of vari-
Gus sizes some Of them screws, and between
Kronsot and Fort Menchikotf two three
deckcrs are moored bow to bow with their
broadsides commanding the only entrance.
The island seems full Of soldiers; besides
those quartcred in the town and batteries,
three large camps were formed outside, two
Oh Tue -NOTll NI'l lII' 'Iilti pl lh' roull
side.
Immense new carthworks have been erect
ed this Spring a complete chain of them
runs from the Governors house across the
island to the old kessell Battery, dividing
it into halves, one fortified, the other with
out gun upon it. Just as the Merlin was
returning, and when going about seven
knots nm hour, a severe shock was felt, as
| if she had struck upon a sunken pile 1t
made the ship culver from stem to stern.
The engines were instantly stopped and
/ reversed, but before she had stern way upon
/ her. another blow ten times more severe than
the first, struck her on the starboard bow
/ inst before the paddle-wheel, sensibly lifting
/ hor ov.r to MORT and making her masts Lend
! and shake as ifthov would tonnle down.
! The Fireav was Immediately in the Mer-
Inns wake and before she could stop she ran
TO starboard of the Merlin. and partly
turned. when n Tremendous EXPLOSION took
Mace under her bows causing her Ia stag
ger and nrovinn vcrv nlainlv that they
we're over a nest Of Professor Jacobs in
ro nal machines the existence of which is
now bevood a doubt and also that thew
are not snch very formidable affairs after
all
Tboy than nroco.dad corefnllv until thou
cot mo doon u,otcr witbout mooting with
| ~, ,,ora oppd tLan recorno;terod tho Soutb
,;ia ,att;ng co near the shore ms 10 wit.
moss sort IF rsv;cyy of the Russian borse
1rtiIlory and aGt.rwords roturned 10 the
dot d;yor was immediately sent down
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Tha racont roversos of tba Ali;es IN ,ba;r
O.,
attempts 10 carry 'epaS'oPoi ny active SIEGE
will probably confirm them IN the adoption
of the other plan of reducing the place by
,ba slou,or nrocoss of cuttinc off rho snn,lios
oy 'ne occupation Vi al 'no avenues WHO"
lead TO the place IRON the interior.
The following are the only official notifca-
tions of the affair of the 18th.
Lord Panmure " regrets to have to an
nounce that he has received information that
the English troops attacked the Redan, and
the French the Malakoff Tower, at DAYLIGHT
on the morning of the 18th inst, without
the success which has hitherto attended our
efforts. Both the French ana ourselves have
suffered considerably. The names Of the
officers who have fallen will DC forwarded im
mediately but 1t will be impossible TO re-
ceiye complete returns OF all the casualties
before the 3Oth inst, at soonest
The Moniteur announces that the Govern
ment has received two dispatches from Gen.
Pelssior. The first, dated the 18th, gives
information of the operations concerted be-
tween the General and his allies, and that
the Turks and chasseurs had made recon-
nolsance towards Altodar' zen bpsquet Oc-
cupylng the lcherndya' me next Day AT
day-hreak' the French ana hngllsh were to
attack the Malakoh lower the feaan ana
other batteries.
The second despatch, dated 18TH, an
nounces that the attack hau lallel' ana that
although the troops had SHOWN the greatest
Hrdor, ana had gained footing IN the Mala-
kon lower cen Peili'sier was onIiSed To
orucr T'eir retirement INTO Tue parallel ms
was euectcu VIVA oruer' ana without "'ins
''1ies'eu ~ '"' 'nvily. , . 49,,
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CURE OF CANKER.

MIR. kENSEnY,-To pen can describe what ,uf
fered from nursing soro mouth and cauker-nons
but mother who had it, can possibly believe what
it i'-and none but those who used il can possibly
believe the efficiency of your Medical Discovery
in curing it, ELIZABETH CROSS, Cambridge
~ Druggists, Merchants and others, who would
like to act as Agents please send in their order. to
FRED. r.. SMITH, Druggist. Montpelier,
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Roxbury, Mass,
A. G. SPEAR and THEO. 4. PECK, Agents. Bur
lngton, L. l.. DUCTHER 4 son, St. Adams H.
a. HODGES, and Z. h. GREEN Richmond W.
Il. SPRAGUE, Nergennes. Also, by Druggist. and
Nov. "a, 1884. WY
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G. r E AT ALE
OF our immense stock Of
G A 2 Pc TT N G. s.

Contained in our -ir SAT-, Rooms, Cor-,r n Ha-.
E En-, Street. Boston
At Reduced Price,.-Commcn cing June Il, 1888.
In consequence Of extensive alteration, 70 bs
made in our varohou.c for the better accom- drtior
Of our increasing trade We arc obliged ia effect
closing ont .alc Of whole stock In order 70 do
So VIC have reduced the price, of each grade ot
goods 10 the following law rate, viz
12t Cents per yard for Hemp Garnet.
II Cent. per yard Fl Venetian Garnet.
Is Cent. per yard for good Linen Carpet.
80 Cents per yard for Ingram Carpets.
az Cents per yard. for Union Carpe.s
IS Cent. per yard for Super Union Carpets
50 Cents per yard for two plv Carpet,
IS To 90 Cents per yard for Extra Fins Carrsu
70 To Is Cents per yard for Sunerfine Garnet.
90 To 20 Cent. per yard for Kddcrnin.ter cnrpst..
~ To ll2t Cents nor vard for Sune-fine English
Carn.t.. Three ply CARPETS st a Great Reduction.
IS To l25 Cent, per yard for Brussels Tapestry
Carpets.
l25 To 1852 Cents per yard for splendid velvs.
Tapestry Carpets, the usual prices OF which are
s22S md upwards.
rs Cent. per yard FOR elarent Wilton Cn-pet.
tie usual nrio.s NJ which arc 81 no and inward.
Al.o, many STYLES of hirh cost Tapestry and
Velvet Carpets. Of 'unerior English n,rueartu-.-
which on account Of their hiyh finish and hesutifrl
quality are seldom imported 70 thi. countrr-~ill
be sold Mt tho Same price Of ordinary .rticle.
Also all our Painted Canva. Carrnts-emhracirr
tho largest a.'ortm.nt 70 b. found in the ritv-of
Sheet Oil Cloths, p feet wide % the narrove,t
widths, NJ tho same reduced price,.
Also, Bookings, Crumb Cloths Stair Carpet. Felt
inrs. Rugs, Mats. and nil articles u,uallv found In
first elias. Garnet wa-ehousc.
~ To effect closing out sale. it will h. seen
by reference 10 orr list If rricn. ~ offer
stock at much lower nrces than Carpet. have svsr
before hccn sold in thi. country,
New England Carpet COMPANY.
IS Hanover ST., corner Of Elm ST..
v5lw3 Boston.
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FROM EUROPE.

IhJh ~ hpIE
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Statement Of the Allied Loss on the 18Th.
Illness OF Lord Raglan.
New YORK, July llth.
The official list of the battle Of the 18th,
states that the number of the English killed,
wounded and missing is l,i37, including
ninety eight officers. French 1887. including
1873 officers, among which are Genl's Mig
rama and Bruno. Both severely wounded.
Full particulars not yet received.
The siege Of Sebastopol still progresses
with undated visor Lord Raglan was
dangerously i'll and asked to be recalled 1t
is asserted in Paris that the failure was ow-
ing partly to the error of the British com
handing offccro. The English throw part of
the blame on the French.
There were no indications of Immediate
operations in the Sen Of Azoff or in the Baltic.
Austria continues the disbandment of her
army.
General Pellissier's dispatches are to the
Goth.
against the Malakoff and Fastening the con-
struction of an advance battery which would
complete the investment of the port. \ few
cases Of Cholera had occurred among the
French troops. The allies retain possession
of the Round Russian tort in the cemetery,
captured on the 18th, and also Of the Name
lon tower.
Prince Gortschakoff's dispatches to St.
potarshnrgh are TO the oath lie states that
the allies fire is weakened and that the
allies troops which had crossed the Tchernaya
/ had returned.
/ The English have bombarded Ilango and
| destroyed the Geographic station. The allies
have given orders to complete the destruc
ton Of the Fertilization Of Anapa. 200 pieces
OF cannon and . years provisions were found
in the forts. The Circassians pundcred the
town.
Breadstufs dull at slight decline. Pro-
visions, produce and groceries quiet and
money abundant
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TWO SURPRISING THINGS

4 RE THE TOPICS OF TALK NOWADAYS
One is the rapidity with which the TURK is
being used up. In Europe his expensive friends
John Bull and Louis Crapaud side and tho
Cossacks on the otherarcrunnng him completely into
the ground. In some other places nearer home,
terprisc and industry walking right over him,
and will soon leave him down at the heel and back
in the dark, where daylight will never 60 back to
find him. The other surprising thing is the aston
h