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SUGAR AND MOIASSES -. Very little done, Fair
Il gallon according quality Orleans Refinery still brings SIC.
FLOUR. This article was firm with good demand and
$500 bDs Sold of which 400 to 500 bbs sold at Sc So
2 Fine at SIS co. 1000 Tennessee ake brandt at S. OS7 90,
and 100 bbls Choice Extra ST. Louis dor export at s. 10 bG
GRAIN The small receipts Of Corn being landed only
tring lots sold from at 5SG60c u bnshel OF
Wheat 100 sacks Prime brought 81 40 = busel and of Bran
800 sacks sold at &c Il 100 pounds were dull AT
about 50G5c q bstel for St. Lousevcra lots from second
hands bringing the outside rate
PROVISIONS Pork held firmly, 200 bbls hcng sold
about $50 5 retail lots S 90 = Dbl Of Bacon
50 casks Choice Ribbed Sides sold 10c and % ut the
rate Lard retailing at l3 for Prime in kegs and l2a
in barrels. 80. Nothing done in Beef
STAR CANDLES. .lO1 boxes, light weight rs ounces)
taken &c and 200, full weight, at &c u ID.
COFFEE. The demand limited, and the sales confined
to $50 bags at 1034Gfllc = h.
NAVAL STORES Spirits Turpentine is retailing at 800
ac u gallon and 50 ibis Common Rosn disposed Of
81 20 u Dbl.
TAIIoW... We noticed sale made recently, of 100 bills
city rendered at the advanced price of Ole q ID.
RICE. 80 to 100 eces fresh, sold to arrive, at she T. lii
WHISKY This articles continues firm, with sales Of %
bbs Extra Rectiel and 50 Raw 35c q gallon.
We noticed the sale Of about 100 tons aboat oa
at sos 90.
GUNNY BAGS. Extra heavy bags are held at lSl31sc
and for 800 bales l2$lc is said to have been refused.
EXCHANG Els. The rates nominnly about the
T rnns Il T - feM d P[sm
New York Sixty iay iis l@lIs y ct dis
Sight Checks on New York ar0-.
FREIGITS.. "A ship laid for Liverpool the going
for Flour and GRAIN bark taken up London
= hid for Tobacco.
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CONSIGNEES.

NEW Notwithstanding Philadelphia-Agent of Steamer
H Aby-Ason, Mygute kco-J S Aitens-r p Anderson &
e f91 Alden Sco-Anders1n Mesalf-J AdamsAl!en
Hlll-kchard Angelic 5uddecke Sco-Branter, McKenna
1ubbrard-W Blanchard Eco-P b Barnes Eco-ooth eco
y Barbot-Braseman Il Bardy-Davd Bidwell--Thomas
Baly-J Burnside &co-J Bowman-J b Bonon-C A Bar
riere BroBunnell BalifI3uckner Stanton & Newman
W Bnrbrdge &co-Brady, German &co-Betterton kefe
Brondwell Sco-Cnrroll Pritchard eco--Campbcll &
Strong-James Gonnoly &co-George ConnoyCuddy Brown
&co-Converse kennett &coE Carver &coJohn Calhoun
Connely &coRobt CollieC Cate &co--Geo Carbatt-G
Coppens &co-H Coserman &co-Louis Chares-W Cooper
&co--M D Cooper &co--Carson & Armsrong-Geo Colin
Calder Brown &eo-Baspado GabeleroW CushingR H
Marsh, Denman &co-Davil a Ford-Davis Il Jackson-T
Danious-l A DuncanJ w Drake Acct l. DolSon 4
Il Douglass &co-Mss Dexter D'Arcy-Dudley Nelson
DaprennoRsaF DueGyetw vet. Erehiel1E Aeo-Frast
Frois-F Frederckson-C Grumbell-J NJ Gould
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WANTED.

MANITOBA SITUATION AS S.EAS1STRESS AND
w Ehiids Nurse by woman well qualified for such
place Good city reference given desired Apply Mf
Wentlerfed'5, 229 Camp street. jyl4 St
VTTANTED-A FIRST ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND-
w Teacher for the House of Refuge Both must be
competent teach Applications he left the Commission
er's Office, No. 20 City Hall jy9 I'm
INANTED-TWO COPIES OF THE CRESCENT, OF
w February 9Th, 1856 Any of friends having copies,
will confer favor by leaving, them this Office jyl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY
w ms BAREI.II & Co. No. 81 Common street.
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4 UCT1ON NOTICE. - THE SUBSCRIBER RES
e. his f9f H9 IT, Ru aas
"a sfsa Fl eiss, NJ s esnR siSss 60 -
will also give prompt and personal attention 10 all
Register VIII be kept open for all the Real Estate and
ae his bs e buyers
sellers Of Real Estate ~. - -, (.
Will the assurance that he will give strict attention his
Dnss all its Details ha b
no26 Office, No. SO Camp street
PEFRIGERAToRs.-T SUBSCRIBE Rs.HAyE
La S s Ba w be s9p fss Re Re
frieators have given universal satac,ion to all have
nssd them and there doubt
call the above before purchasing other kind
my1e-sm IS Royal street.
SECoND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, No
o fa ali bought sold or
changed repaired and vanished the
declining house keeping and wishing dispose OF
sh If furniture would do well TO call on the n9SF61
" a1 sssol \ dba Asn Ssgs
give attention to all business entrusted his charge in
@ @ cn % ns s9 As n M En2
Circn and Probate Courts of Kinds Rankin Warren and hs
~ Special atsntion COLLECTION OF CLAIMS. &C
oFF1GEn Eis's Buildings, eff State and Pearl
56 s Vd RSRif HEs.a s e. AZ x
my2e is Tchoupitouas street
SUGAR-25o bbls Crushed, for sale BY;
je2l stsp corner Common and Tchonpitonas ss
VARNIsH-loob bs assorted, landing, for for sale By
je1s l2dkw T. D. -" Is IS sIasesine street
WlSDow CLASSIC H?ss: s7i2E;sl ST.; sale
CLUES '''s landing and ff E. sf s. R II
jel6 l2td&w IS Magazine street.
AMP ibis assorted E1gfEE tSs is BY
jel6 l2tdkw Is siaslzine street.
MUsTARD-so dozen superior qnSX f. o ,@ls By
CoDFIs-loo boxes 50 pounds sasl re rev fsE sale BY
je24 slap corner Common and Tshoup,onlas SITS.
ELOUR-25o hels choice superfne s.. Louis;
800 do Extra noH 'i RESS Is Fl sa do
| jels 20 Poydras street
NAyAL sToRE ss, bDls Tar, Pitch, Resin and
i''psA'"S ALFRED KEARNy,
AZ Y Magazine street
cow PEAs-soo bags fresh clayed and Crowder Caro-
y INA fs's '"Dal"s : '''A pf' BAKEHI! ! CO,
DOS sd ss esls BGSss sssOFs for
my2 sSls Wy ''s'-' ! "a Is Tehoapitounsstreet
WH1s1&v-s00 es Vd R,Ssz sa aE IL as =
,n,oo 15Ef-' II Tchoupioulas, street.
kSAHS ~ hANo-s w ~ ' q, VI. OLIVER & co.
| ~ ..s.- No. % Carondelet street.
pRIDGEIyaTEIs PAINT-l2a bbls for sale by
1 SSA " = ALFRED KEARNY,
l IA u Magazine street
VxTuFSTSY-5Oob bIs divers Extra for sale by 3
l w VOORHEES,, lGRIGGaS & CO.,
mea 10 Tehoupitonlas street.
DFCE-l0o casks Carolina, in store and for sale by
IL =" BAREI5II & CO., 81
iell -.. 81 Common street.
i NTANNA-3 cases Sicily, for sale by
lA jeI6 BARELLI & CO., 81 Common street.
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jel2 5md&W

EHISANK SHAW, Br., $685. COMMISSION AND
Il FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Tchonqiioulas street, New
Orleans ol91y
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EsTTLL SPRINGS. EsTiLI. COUNTY, KEN I.
HII TUCkY-Ths fine Summer Retreat situafed tho
Eil Kentucky River surrounded by wild md romantic
scenery and OF the picturesque and healthy
locations in The world. IT is yve miles from Lexng
and accessible by fine graded road have
with the Kentucky Stage Company nning
daily horse coaches from Lexeont The Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place is in fine condition and is for the
of visitors. Mrs. @. GE1GESas$
my23 r@@ eg-19a,-- JOHN CHIT4ES.,
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TtATENT NIEDICINES-ALL THE MOST POPU.
lar Medicines, by the Dozen the Proprietors
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are-
rs gross Mustang Imminent.
80 gross Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
50 dozen HoEtctters Btters.
SO dozen Wherlers Sherry Wine Bittcrs.
80 dozen Ginger Cordial
80 dozen ThornS Extract Copaiva and Sarsaparila
200 dozen Bulbs SarSaparia.
80 gross Fahnestocks Vermfuge.
IS gross Mc1.ean's Nermifuge.
SO gross Winers Nermifuge
"a dozen 0sgoods Cholagogne.
"a dozen Cartor's Spanish Mixture.
q dozen SWANS Panacea.
100 dozen Barry's Trcopherous.
o. 0. WOODMAN, #-
+ 81. corner Conmonan and Magazine Streets
ielo hr,akW New Orleans
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NTOTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
IN SAMUEL MCMONTGOHERY, and will continue the
grocery business heretofore under the style of r. W
ADAMS l. co. Il. ". ADAMS
New Orleans July LIST. 1886 iyS I'm
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* land in Eastern Texas known as the Mcqueen landm
Devil Port the Waehes river. This land is offered
change for dry goods and groceries, Any wishing
trade for it in this cam by addressing the undersigned,
learn the and particulars, which will be such will
suit the parties offering References the quality of the
land and title be made to Hon. George W. Snyh, Hon.
VIM Eddy and r. G. Doom, Esq, any of the citizens of
this county. SAMUEL GOODE
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ID EFRIGERATOISS AND WATER COOf.-
III EIS.-A superior article Of UPRIGHT REFRIGERA-
TORS varying in pricefrom SIS to s0some with Icewater
Tanks.
Also complete assortment of WATER COOLERS and ICE
PITCHERS, at go
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NJOTICE-THE CITY OF JEFFERSON Is NOW PRE-
~ pared to fund its debt by issuing bonds bearing eight pei
interest and well secured, per Special of the Lcgsa
+. j. LAYER, Mayor.
June 16, 1856 jel6 I'm
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GEED WEIE AT
- RICE,
MILLET,

MIL1ET,
COW PEAS
RYE,
BUCKW1IEAT.
BARLEY,
ROCK SALT,
constantly hand and for ehy
d. C. LOWER Agent,
tSzSIagaZne
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~, HOLLYWOOD HOUSE-EAsTERN SHORE
OF MOBILE BAf-Ths favorte place of having
I undergone i'm improvements, ready
for the reception of families single BY the day
month at moderate prices.
The Salt Water Bathing is good any in Mobile Bay
the Shower Baths unequalled and of the few places
that not troubled with mosquitoes.
The establishment will be kept first class hotel
HThe steamboat Junior, Capt Mccartney will make two
trips daily thus enabling persons to reach here in less than AZ
hours after leaving New Orleans.
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ID ATIIs-BATE1s-BAT MISUNDERSTANDING, No.

ROLLINS at his post. The Ferandah fire for
while stopped the operation Of his well known establishments
but Time great physician him one
where he give at all hours Hot Cold Fapor Shower
Medicated BATHS. g5
His BARBERs SALOON is supplied with the artists
country afford and Shaving, Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dvcng Dressing have been reduced down SCIENCE
feels assured that he with aacr and dispatch the
most fastidous
lie has for well stock of fresh PERFUNERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and TIE Dyes Toncs
the hair. a
b9-Cal his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon.
mis- en- JOSEPH ROLLINS
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- POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-THE PR0PRIE.
7 TORS Of the Battle House have The pleasure of informing
liz bat

sI the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, 18th June.
During the they have been improving Grounds
and have made additions the Buildings which
perfect order and greatly augment
Wharf has been built which will lessen The distance
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved &T
Point Clear has advantages all other places the
Coast and those who visited there
the superior AIT WATER BATHING FISH and OYSTERS.
Bloc's Band has been engaged for the and
ety Of attendant watering places will be
The Southern Star Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
season between the City ard Point Clear.
E~ Rooms may be secured by addressing =.
nyl9 toct25 ,.7+nsa.5s +. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN i co. s
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=. cooPER,s WELL-sITuATEp IN mn

bility, etc, open for the reception Of visitors
INMAN WILLIAMS, 5ss82.
March, 1856. Proprietor.
BIZ well known that the yellow prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here persons
infected district Persons arriving the Well will
with its elevated location, Situated in the pine hills will
fail local for fever Precaon has taken
have bedding used the occasion pointed
physician CDR. j. S. Beazeley and burnt Of
witnesses and their certificates published thorough
ton going and visitors daily
DESIRE do expect, very large company the coming
son; but every eSertion will be made render the invalid
Portable. va E5ES4&5g8 s}t3gs fE3s&j NJ
m3l IF INMAN 5N1L4IIAMS.S g
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CATTLE M ARK EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, July 49,
Arrived since Friday 200 head of Cattle 50 Hogs 900 Sheep
and 50 Calves and Yeurins. The supply of Hogs only mode
rate but of other stock heavy supply offers sale. Prices
easy for purchaser, viz
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rOPARTNERSHIP-FR AND AFTER THIS
" have given my son, FITZWIII.IAM I.ONSDAI.E
and HIRE NJ DEBUYS interest in Brokerage business,
under the firm Of II. T. LONSDALE, SON Il co.
;r2lr
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WATERING PLACES.

zM PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THIs COM
Is modious and eligible establishment is open the
reception of visitors; and complete
been perfected for the entertainment inferior
hotel upon the Gnlf Coast. GR1CE e. JAMES, $Fgsy
i've I'm
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NJOTICE-FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. Mr.. R.
~ K WALKER becomes partner in our house. The style
Of the firm will not be changed.
Nay0 iva TN
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FOR RENT.

sy$N COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
sScSA splendid Country Residence containing "a Hrpens
-s1t=-wel cultivated land, situated only miles from III,
city, where every minutes from Canal street
This property contains all the necessary buildings for large
aud gentee family together with large number of Frui
Trees Shrubbery This property will be rented to
good tenant who will take Of it. very liberal terms.
Apply TO F. NJ. FISK,
je2 No. 100 Canal street.
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nISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ fore existing between the undersigned under the firm of
BURROWS It OSTROM, is this day dissolved By mutual
either partner will sign the the firm in liquidation
JNO. VI. BURROWS.
New Orleans .Inly /, ls56 LAS. 4. 0STRQM.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RA1lR0AD-9 hnes cotton bale wool Warren Gilmora-l
do bales cotton Payne l1arson3
Der Pike-l0lO do Lyons Iee-l4 hf kgs kearlcy
Total 16 bales cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIlR0AD- h,1s Iobit Charpaner-76
ton Il PaHchel0 hbs molasSes De Blanche do Saba
tier-6 do Barelli &co9 do 10 h bbls Daperere
Aay-40 bbs do Auglstin Thbau-4 bales to Heath &
Miller do Trosclair fIaydell Dbl sugar Goulun-lO
hides j c Shannon-Tota 80 hhds sugar.
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SM 10. 0. F.-BOARD OF DIRECTORS
oda 49,. Fe11qw nss" for E,ls55
Jas Furneauy Secretary. Cemetery Commit
ce-iarper Dillingham;, Gardner Smith, Luther Homes. FL
nance Communications. Kectfe, W. c. Wilson, L. Homes
Sexton-Danel Merritt. Members--Frank Lewis, W. G. Will
SON. Seymour, H. Goldman, g. B. Bowdch j. T. War
ner II. Castarete, S Boullemet; ,.-,,. ,,.,.,,
E5,- VAULTS IN ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro-
cured by applying F. NJ CORY at Sckles Co.'S, IS Ca
nal street p. FELT sTETsON'S s. Canpstrees to H.
MIIISPA UGH, U. Mint. and the Secrearys Office
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Camp and Lafayette streets.
The members Of Stockhodug Lodges will be S45
vault: 10 all Others $50 per vault.
Information relative TO the purchase OF Lots, be had
on application to the Secretary.
ais LANES FUKNEAUX. Secretary 0. F. Rest.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
with the of the affairs Of the late firm Of Bur
tlstrom will continue the business under his
and his
JNO. NJ BURROWS, q Grarier street.
Me- Orleans July l. 1896 Iva I'm
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DRESERVING FRUIT-A NUMBER OF PER
who have been putting fruit in A1RTIGHT CANS,
have stated that they losing large quantities by fer
and of the iiticnlty This
we easily explain Without first seeing the There
many Of the made i'll which, think, it will be
difficult TO preserve fruit.
sPRATIs PATENT CA Ms lecdedy the safest, having
a top under which is HI India rubber cap and
around whole channel for wax without which much fruit
will be Those who used them last year perfectly
satisfied Extracted from Louis vile journal.
ASTON MTGATT 4 CO.,
jy4 1mi&W Is Camp street,
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-, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
@ be opened the first day of June under the personal
ElA tenton Of John MCDONNELL of 147 Common street
Every energy will be brought to bear make the visitors at
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RoMlwAsHINGToN.

Nov. 1G-A meeting of the Republican As.
sociation of this city was held last evening
Resolutions We're unanimously passed for the
continuance of their organization on the prin-
sciples ofthcir old platform and those of the
Philadelphia Republican Convention.
"A committee was appointed to draft an adj
dress and resolutions of a congratulatory char
acter to the friends of Fremont and freedom,
andMrging upon them the Importance Of keep
ing up their organizations.
s Remarks were made Mandatory of Col Ere
mont, and expressive of gratiicationat the re-
suit OF the election IN the Free States, but the
association deemed it ityudicious at this time to
make any Presidential nomination for 1860.
ltappcared by the Secretary S report that the
Washington Republican Association had pub
lished about 4, 000, 900 documents during the
campaign, comprising so different kinds. Among
theniwa 100, 600 copies of Blair's letter, about
SOC, 00o of Mr.. Stewards speech, 21s, 900 of Mr..
ator Wilson speech and 146, 900 of Mr.. Col
fax's speech, together with 165, GOO copies ofthe
Kansas Investigation Committees report.
1t is satisfactorily ascertained that whatever
the administration is contemplating relative to
Panama and Aspinwall, no one can speak upon
the subject to any precision the line of action
which it purposes to take, except that the rights
of ouft citizens individually and the interests of
our Government will be vigorously enforced and
protected by means promising to be moro di-
rect and efficient than those employed hereto
fore. The subject has proved embarrassing
to the administration, and occupied n large share
of3executiye delibcration. q ~ 81
Gen John III. Easton, formerly prominent in
political circles, died this morning, lIcswas 6s
years old.
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THE ATEST N EMS
RECRGvED gsA
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
s.AI.IFoRNIA News.
ARRIVAL OF tue STEAMER TEXAS.


PnILADELrHIA, Nov. The steamer Texas
from sam Juan via Key West, has arrived She
connected with the Sierra Nevada, which left
San Francisco on the goth ult.
The Sierra Nevada passed the 0rizlba on the
2jth and the Sonora on the 9th, both bound
fol, San Francisco
The Texas brings 400 passengers and Sis7,-
600 in specie.
Among her passengers are Don Fcrnin Ferres
the new Nicaraguan minister TO Washington
Mr.. Wheeler, American minister TO Nicaragua,
and Col. Fabens, bearer of dispatches from
Gen. Walker.
The dates from Grenada brought by the Tex
as are 10 tiic list inst.
Matters in Nicaragua had been quiet since
the battle Of Massaya.
Gen Walker was awaiting the arrival of ex-
pected recruits before marching again upon
Massaya and Leon.
Gen. Hensinger. who Superseded Goicnra,
was drilling the army In the use of mountain
howitzers and minnie rifles.
The whole army now numbers ?, GOO men, and
they were allin good spirits, and eager for an
engagement with the enemy.
g II was thought decisive battle would be
fought at Massaya about the 10th of Nov.
Adyices from the mircs are favorable
A new silver vein has been opened, and eS-
tcnsiye copper veins have been found in The
vicinitysof Bocoa
"A typographical geological survey of the
state is to be. commenced shortly under Pro-
fessor James II Hoge.
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--@+%-~

co.lEsE DIFEicuIrr, A serious difficulty has
recently occurred between the faculty and stu
dents of the Ashbury University, Grccncastle,
Ia, which has caused the Withdrawal of about
two hundred of the latter, nearly all that were
ia attendance, The faculty dccreed that the
meetings of the literary societies connectedwith
the college should be heldliu the afternoon, but
the students insisted on holding their meetings
at night After inuehangry discussion, thegoy-
ernment of the institution demand every stu
dent to sign paper, piedgins unconditional sub
mission TO such laws and regulations as the fac
',ity should prescribe. Those who refused were
witliimmediatc expulsion The CON
sequence was, that the young men left in a body
numbering some two hundred next day, for
their homes
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FuEL IN cNcrSSATr.-The newspapers of Gin
cinnati are engaged in discnsieng the causes
and probable results of a scarcity of fuel, which
is being felt in that city. They state, that if
the low water should continue another month,
great suffering must be felt by all classes, espe.
cially the poor. On the doors of most of the
coal Offices last week, were written, ..No orders
received to-day" and the same Mt the various
wood yards of the city. Coal was selling at 20
cents per bushcI, and fifty cents could have been
obtained, had the dealers demanded it The
Ge=ette states that not more than one weeks
supply was on hand, for sale-one hundred
thousand bushels.
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Ar the time of writing our 4 then,cum notice
in yesterday mornings paper. it was reported
that Miss Inee had arrived and would appear.
But if our citizens were disappointed last night
in iiotsceing her, they will have an opportunity
this evening of realizing their expectations,
The following dispatch, dated P. NJ, last
evening was received from Pittsburgh:
Miss Incc is better. Yon may depend upon
hsr tomorrow (this) evening
GEonaE a. INcE."
Mr. Hanchett, with his.accustomed energy,
brought out a new bill yesterday, after finding
that Miss Incc had not arrived, and presentedit
with fine effect last night.