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EtD" Among the late5t items Of news
from Havana is the following: "One Of
the most curious speculative movements
in which, since the day Of joint stock
companies, our neighbors have engaged,
is the organization Of a company for the
purpose Of encouraging the growth of
cotton The capital Of the company is
put down at eight millions, divided into
four thousand shares Of $4,000 each.--
They propose to buy up all the cotton.
growing lands of the island especially
such as are unfit by nature or otherwise
for the growing of sugar, and put them
q! once under cultivation. The company
also proposes 10 engage in cotton manu-
features. The movers speak with conf.
dence Of the enterprise, which they as.
sure US has the approval and encourage.
ment Of the Government.
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SYRIAN WHEAT.--A gentleman from
Alabama received from the Patent Office
some spring wheat from tho EARN OF
Abraham, ;" at the foot Of Mount Carmel,
in the Holy Land, which he sowed during
tho past spring. 1t came to maturity in
seven weeks, producing large, full head,
with berry in every respect equal to the
original. This wheat is reputed to ripen
in Syria in sixty days from sowing. 1t
will thus BIO seen that our climate has
tened its period Of maturity about eleven
DAYS.
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Better Late than Never"

If there be any left who have not YET
mad their pictures taken, we now give them
one more warning to 60 forthwith, and
let Hubbard fix them up in his usual Gle.
CANT and satisfactory manner. Circum.
stances arc uncertain, human beings are
transtory, and no one knows what hour
or day he may leave. Look out, then,
and be opportuno.
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JOHN +. VAUGHAN,

JOHN f. VAUGHAN,
SUCCESSOR 70 y. A. LocHART)
Wholesale a. Retail Manufacturer
Of Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and
Brass Wares, and Dealer in
cooking and Warming
Stoves, OfeVcry Vnri-
city and pattern,
Castings,
Pumps, Brass
Kettles, Odd Lids,
Coffee Mills, Wagon Boxes,
And IN fact every variety of the above des-
criplion of articles, which will be manufac-
iured to order on tho shortest notice. Re-
pairing, Roofing, Guttering, &c., vii be done
upon moderate terms. Having invested my
entire capital inlhe purchase oflhe establish.
ment formerly owned by S. A, Lockhart, |
will be compeIcdto do Cash Business,
thereby giving better bargains than can
be given upon the credit system. All accounts
dee when made. Having had four years ex-
perlence in the business, hope, and believe,
by close application, to merit and receive q
liberal share of public patronage, fully ussur-
ed that can md will give entire satisfaction.
Winchester, Sept. 10, '56-tf JEW.
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Time !-Tipnc!!

GILDERsLEEvE is again on hand to fix
up everything in the Time Piece line in a
style that can't be beaten in any place,
So bring on your old watches and your
new cnes, your good ones and your bad
ones. broken or injured by incompetent
workmen--no matter what their condi.
tion-all made to keep good time and
warranted. Clocks OF every description
likewise. No one that has anything thut
was ever male to keep time need now be
without it. So bring them on, and don't
be behind time. julyl8-tf
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A GREAT RUSH !
MELAlNOTYPES AHEAD.
l|zg
EUGHES BROTHERS,
MeiainOtypc, Ambrotype, Photo
graphic ~ Daguerrean Artists.

rs Union Street, NashriUe.
THESE pictures Mclainotypes) are con,
SANITY receiving the unqualified appreciation
Of Artists, Amateurs. and the public gener-
ally, as can be attested by the large lumber
taken daily, by their possessing superior
qualities over both the Ambrotype and Da-
guerreotypc.
Our facilities being better and more extern
sive than any other Gallery in Tennessee,
and having recently enlarged and fitted up
our establishment in an elegant manner,
equal to any in the North and superior to any
in the South, we are now enabled to finish
pictures, put up in neat case, beautifully
;olored, for
Fifty Gents, and upwards.
Our patrons will find every convenience
and accommodation, the RECEPTION ROOM
being easy of access, on the FIRST FLOOR,
adjoining which is a SPACIOUS TOILET
ROOM for ladies' exclusively.
N. B,-ConstantIy on hand the mos. extern
sive and varied assortment of Fancy Frames,
Cases, ETC. HUGHES BROS.
Acknowledgements taken at our Gallery
( late Dodge's) on the Square, over Hicks
China Hall, from miniature to life size on
canvass, either plain or colored.
may 20 If
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r STATE ELECTION NEXT
THURSDAY.
me- New candidates out this week.

A young lady was few days SINCE ar
,.,tsd in Boston, for obstructing the side
walk with too great an expansion of hoops
and crinoline, and tho court inflicted a
fine of IS as warning.
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Notice to Defendant.
Webb & Thompson, to the use of Daniel
P. Holman, plaintiff,
VS..
Iefemiah Holiday. defendant.

+. holman, plaintiff,
VS..
Jeremiah Holiday, defendant.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
It appearing to me, in this case, that
the defendant is non. resident Of the
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon
him. and has debts or effects which have
been attached, &c; it is therefore consid.
cred by me that all further proceedings
in this case be stayed until the 4th Mon.
day, being the 2sth day of December
next, 1857, and that the plaintiff be re.
CURED 10 make publication in the Home
Journal, weekly newspaper published
in the town Of Winchester, Tenn, for six
successive weeks, so as 10 compel the de-.
PENDANT to appear and answer the com.
plant Of said plaintiff, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
exparte as to him. This the 18th day
Of June, 1857.
THOS. FINCH, [sEAL,1
Justice of the Peace for Franklin
june27'6t County, Tenn.
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Clifton s. AL bott.
N4SHVJLLE. TENN

Would respectfully call the attention of their
friends and the public generally TO their stock
of Spring and Summer Goods, consi sting of
mems and boys clothing of all STYLES and pri
ces, Also, FURNISHING GOODS in the
greatest variety, among which IRE British
hat-hose, superior article; fancy and cotton
hat-hose; Merino feet half-hosc; Napoleon,
De 10 nvilIe. Lonton, and n great variety of
other neck-tles very rich assortment of
DamaSk SILK Cravats; Silk, Kid, Lille Thread
and other Gloves; MarseilIes fancy and white
Shirts; Shirt Collars, both fancy and white ;
silk drawers and shirts; Merino, Leslie thread
and Jean Shifts and Drawers. These are
u few among a list articles, too numerous to
mention, just received. may29-tf
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Shocking CArAsrRorHE.-A romantic
father, whose name was Rose, called his
daughter "Wild." so that she grew up
under the appellation Of "Wild Rose"
But in a few years the girl fell in love
with and married man named Bull,
which sadly interfered with the romance
Of the lady's name, ovid Bull"
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COMMERCIAL.
Atlanta (Ga.) Market

Atlanta (Ga.) Market.
Atlanta, July 20, 1857.
EDITOR HOME JOURNAL
Below please find statement Of prices
current with us to-day.
BACON--hog round A!0l4a.
Clear Sides, l5l0l6.
Ribed do l4a0l54.
Hams l4a0l6s.
Shoulders l24NOl2!.
LARD--in bbls., II.
in kegs,
in tin kegs, ID
BUTTER--Choice,
Common.
TALLOW--per lb, IL,
FLOUR-bhls and sacks ~ 100 lbs.
Good S. Fine, 8 25.
Extra and Family, so.
GRAIN-Corn, sacked, s5c090
White wheat, sacked, l.25M1. 80
Red do do 1.15Ol 20
Respectfully,
SEAGo, ABBoTT & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Merchants.
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HARPER FOR AuGusr.--This sterling
work has been received. Every body
knows the superiority of Harper over
most magazines. 1t is THE magazine!
Terms SO per annum; in club with the
Home Journal, 50. Gentlemen, do you
want a GOOD magazine at low price!
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l. CrOOker'S Millinery Establish
ncMt.
A. Crooker, Nashville, Tenn.

This establishment is on Union street
When any Of our friends visit Nashville
and wish to get nice bonnet, let them
visit Crooker's. His assortment is the
largest and most enticing in the city
In fact, it is difficult for ladies to select a
bonnet at Crooker's not because of the
paucity OF the stock or inelegance of the
styles, but because they are bewildered
by the great variety and beauty of the
assortment to choose from. They expert.
such sensations while beholding it, as one
(eelsi in rich conservatory surrounded by
the rarest exotics, and laved in their deli,
cious perfumes. They have such emo,
tons as led the poet to wish that the lips
Of all womankind, especially the beauties
were condensed into one pretty pouting
pair that ne might, in kissing them, kiss
the whole race. Where there is so much
elegance, so great variety, a choice
must be difficult. The things natural;
and the dear creatures are not to blame.
But not Of bonnets alone does Crookers
congress consist. Nearly all doscrip.
tons Of millinery goods are represented
there---from the Iightest and most ETHEREAL
to the heavier fabrics which art produces
to adorn the oveliest OF natures handi.
works. May 80 2m,
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Notice.
All persons indebted to James Campbell
either by note or account, will do well to
come and pay up, as longer indulgence can
not be given. ]. CAMPBELL.
iuly IL, 1851
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LOCUST HILL
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Located two miles South East of Salem,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

Tho Trustees Of this Institution take pleas
uro in calling the attention of the public to it,
believing that there are advantages offered,
equal to any in the country, for obtaining all
the elements of good English and Classical
Education, at the same time ailordng those
from distance a comfortable and cheap
home. The situation is pleasant and healthy,
and in one of the most moral and refined
neighDorhoods in Tennessee.
In addition to the present means Of accom-
modating pupils, a two story building, thirty
eight by ftty-two feet, has been commenced,
and will be completed by lst of August Effort
is also being made to secure a complete set Of
philosophical apparatus by the opening of the
next session.
The Principal, Prof. N. B. SMITH, having
for several years occupied the chair of Math-
cmatics in Franklin College, Tennessee, the
give complete satisfaction.
Miss Lucy +. BARNES, a regular graduate
of Franklin College, Tenn, has charge Of the
Musical Department, and will give lessons in
the French language, &c.
TERMS.
Boarding, per week.. .............S | Is
Boarding and Tuition, from Monday
to Friday evening, per session of
90 weeks, ............ ........ 30 90
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Men
tai Arithmetic, ............... 700
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 8 90
Natural Sciences, and the higher
branches Of Mathematics, ........ - co
Lessons on the Piano, 20 90
Lessons in the French Language,.,. 10 %
MALE DEPARTMENT has been organized,
and preparation will be made to board fifteen
oe ~ boys. Pupils coming from distance
will be required to board in the family Of the
Principal, unless they have relatives residing
in the negbborhood with whom they can
Board
The next Session will commence
August, 1857.
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CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Georgia. in public on
saturday, August 29th, 1857,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three Thousand Three Hundred and
Thirty Prizes!
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Loving and Trusting.

When other friends are round thee,
And other hearts are thine;
When other days have crowned thee
More fresh, more green than mine
Then think, o! think how lonely,
This throbbing heart must be;
Which, while it beats, beats only,
Beloved one, for thee!
Yet, do not think | doubt thee,
know thy truth remains;
would not live without thee,
For all the world contains.
Thou art the star that guides me,
Across life's troubled sea;
And whatever fate betides thee,
This heart will turn to thee.
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2S,olf pNZeS making 1868, 347
ltchets So MarcS IN proportion.
Look! This is wortn Trial
$4,000.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOT
Terry,
For the benefit of Susquehanna Canal.
CLA SIS s..
SCHEME.
l prize of3O, 900 dollars is $50 900
prize 100000 dollars is 10000
prize Of 5000 dollars is 5000
prize of 1907 dollars is 1907
III 100 prizes of 900 dollars are 100 900
% prizes Of 500 dollars are 1850
25 prizes Of 800 dollars are $500
66 prizes Of 200 dollars are 1920
Sc prizes Of 100 dollars are 5000
1872 prizes Of 80 dollars are lO,56O
1872 prizes OF 60 dollars are 1920
1872 prizes Of 40 dollars are $3.50
1894 prizes Of 20 dollars are 1880
25.740 prizes Of 10 dollars are 257 400
1876 prizes amounting to s547,747
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES. .
26 Whole Tickets $l3l so
| 26 Hall Tickets Ct 90
2G Quarter Tickets SO 90
26 Eighth Tickets IS 90
Tickets $l0-Shares IN proportion.
We invariably answer letters by return
mail enclosing the tickets in good safe en-
velope, and always observe the strictest con.
fdence. After the drawing is over, we send
the official drawing, with Il written expa-
nation of the result of the venture. All Prl-
yes bought at this office are payable imme.
dateIy after the drawing in Current Money,
and We take Bank Notes of any State, or Bank
Drafts in payment for Tickets at par. For
odd amounts in making change we receive
postage Stamps; they being more convenient
than silver, Correspondents nav place the Ut
most confidence in the regularity and safety
OF the mails, as very few or no miscarrlages
of Money happen when property directed to
Us. BE careful that you mention your Post
Office, County aud State. Give us at least
one single trial. you cannot lose much, if not
gam. One single trial may make you inde-
pendent for life. TRY US. There should be
no such word as fail. Address
CORBIN g. co.
Box 100 Post Office, Baltimore Nd.
| o. Orders for tickets in any of the Mary
land Lotteries promptly attended 10. Circu-
lars containing a list of all the Lotteries for
the month"; forwarded on application.
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htH Vh tue n.OttCEys
The numbers from to 3000O corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed separate slips of paper
are encrled with small tin tubes and placed In one
wheel.
The first 2G2 prizes, similarly printed and cncclcd are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then reyolycd, and number is drawn
from the wheel of Plumbers, and at the same time prize
is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited the audience and
registered by the Commissioners the prize being placed
against the number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPRO XIMATION PElzEs.--Thc two preceding and
the two succeeding mum ers to those drawing the first
II prizes will be entitled to the GS Approximate prizes,
For example, ticket 10, 1880 draws the 60 900 ar
Prize, those tickets numbered t2iS 1928 112jl 1l22
will each he entitled to 225 dollars. If ticket o. $50
draws the 2OOOOdoar prize those tickets numbered 54s
49, 66l. 632, will each he entitled to 200 dollars, and 50
on according 10 the above scheme
The 5000 prizes # 90 dollars will be determined by the
last figure Of the number that draws the 60 00D dollar
rzc. For examples if the number drawing the $4,000
dOar prize ends with No. then all the tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to 90 dollars lrthe
number ends with NO. g then all the tickets where the
number ends 2 will be entitled TO 90 dollars, and 50 on
10 o.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates. which is the risk:
10 Halt 40
" 10 Quarter " 20
10 Eighth &" 10
EER ordering Tickets OV Certificates,
Enclose the money to address for the tickets order
vi, pII ltI t VI WIHIH Licy VIII nc IDIWdueu by II st
mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List orDmwn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers diltely after tie drawing.
NE Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
ard Give their Post flee County and state.
N5 Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
II full, without d'duction.
CO Il prizes OF 1000 and under raid Immediately after
the drawing other prizes at tho uSG' time Of days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
S. SWAN q CO., Atianta, tn.
Hs25" A list of the numbers that are
drawn from the Wheel with the amount
Of the prize that each one is entitled to,
will be published after every drawing in
the following papers:-New Orleans DEL
Ia, Mobile Register, Charleston Stan
dard, Nashville Gazette, atlanta MtelN.
gencer, Neao York Weekly Day Book,
Saoannah Morning News, Richmond
Dispatch and Nea0 YORK. Dispatch.
jnne 20 ly
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NORTHERN RowpYIsM.-The rowdy
nomenclature Of the principal Northern
cities may now be classified as follows:
NV YoRK.-Dear Rabbits, Bowery
Boys, Forty Thieves, SINNERS, Robin
Hood Club:
PHILApELPHrA.-Killers, Schuylkill
Annlhihilators, Moyamensing Hounds,
Northern Liberty Skivers, and Peep.of.
Day Boys.
SAtrInoRE.--Plug Uglies, Rough
Skins and Double Pumps.
~ MI To-
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1857.
COEEIN & CO.

N~'->'r -'-~'~ S"'>~ ~ AhAANJ FON lbOT,
CORBlN 81 CO,
LICENSED AGENTS,
Are authorized BY the Manasers 10 III
all orders for Packages, Tickets,
or Shares in The
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
These Loteriea are drawn in public in the
city OF Baltimore under the supern,endencc
Of the STATE LOTTERY COM MISSIONER
who guarantees the fairness Of the Drawings,
ana the official drawn numbers are published
IA 'he Journals Oft lie city Of Baltimore, with
MS certificate bearing his signature.
ALL PRIZES ARE GUARANTEED BY THE STATE,
One tr'af may make you rich for life,
splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
eEND YOUR oGpERs TO
co BIN e. CO..
The old established authorized Agents vho
have SOLD MORE FRIES liam INV
other Office in The State Of MARYLAND,
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY
This lavor'e Lottery 70 drawn daily. The
Capital Prizes are $4,000, $1,000, $1,000,
$1,000, &c, Single Tickets. One Dollar.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES,
20 Whole Tickets SIG 10
26 Half Tickets 90
70 Quarter Tickets 400
Nothing Venture. NOTHING Gain.
Tickets bought by the Package arc always the
most profitable to the Purchasers.
For SO wescnd package Wholes Helvcs ard ouar,ers
ror So we send package Halves and Whole tickets.
For 10 we send packages Quarters and one Whole cke,
Look at the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES,
ore o"hich Is drawna 12 O'Clock each day the weel
CLASS 40
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FREEMAN, Nashville. r. FREEMAN, New York
W.. ~ AZ. FRE EVNsY.B',

DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS,
Window Shades, Artists Materials. Oh
Paintings, Engravings, Cabinet Ma
kers' Materials, French Win.
dow Glass, &C., &c.
Manufacturers of Gilt Mantle and Pier Look.
ing Glasses, Portrait and Picture Frames,
Inside Window Blinds, &c,
NO. NJ College St, Nashville, Tenn
MARIO, 1857. lv
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IlCNttS To-.
POKOMOKE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $24,OOo-

CLASS FIVE.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
20 Wholes $50 90; 26 Halves $40 90
70 Quarters 20 90; 26 Fights 10 90
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~ Old Type for sale a, this office.
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I ONE PRIZE TO RvEl
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME !
Each Saturday i'm August.
Approximation Prizes.
PiaVs Of the lottery.

$40 prizes amounting to
" hole tickets $40; Halves IS; Qu'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-23
Proceedings OF To-day,

In THE SENATE, to-day, much morning bust
ness was transacted, nearly all of II relating to
private dndividuaD matters.
Mr.. Foster presented petition for the aboli-
ton of slavery by tue General Government by
pusc hase.-the compensation pan-which was
laid on the table
When the hour of p m arrived the special
order was taken up, aud Mr. Stuart addressed
the Senate Oh the Kansas positions OF the Prea-
dents Annual Message
In the HOUSE, after the reading Of the journal,
MIR. Warren moved a resolution TO deprive
Mr. Bernhisel, the delegate from Utah, Of his
seat ia the hall on the ground that the territory
represented by him is in actual rcDel against
| tue authority of the United States
Mr.. Banks objected to the introductio on of this
resolution.
MIR. Warren argued that inasmuch as II re-
feTred to the right of d member i'm the hall A.
was privileged resolution.
| Mr.. BOcock took a similar view, but argued
that there was not vet sufficient informant ion of
actual rebellion in the Territory Ia Justify the act
| of dspriving Mr. Bernhisel of his scat on that
| account.
| Mr.. MARSHALL, of Ky, argued against the a,lop-
ground that in doing the House would he pre-
| Judging the Utah rebellion question, soon to
| come up distinct question before Congress
| Mr.. Davis, Of Md, also addressed the House
against the resolution.
| Mr.. Banks argued against the adoption of the
resolution, OH the ground that the facts Of the
condition Of things in Utah We're not known here
| 10 be such as to Justify its adoption the Presi-
| dent saying in the message only that Governor
Young threatens rebellion He conceived also
that if Mr. Bernhisel be- deprived OF his seat un-
der such resolution Il successor To he elected to
him would have the right to Ia Ike his seat
Mr.. Warren addressed the House earnestly for
the adoption OF the resolution.
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A Book FOR THE TIMEs.-We have received I
copy Of 1.-The Little Commodore, by May Ramb
ler, illustrated, New York; Sheldon, Blakemar
d Co, lis Nassau street, 1851 1t is book o.
travels in Europe and the East, for children
written, we have reason to believe, by the esti
mable wife of all officer In the United States Ma
Wy. We may not inapprOpriately characterize Il
as one of the most interesting and sterling work,
Of the kind of the day, for the author not only
knows humaa nature-children's natures thor
oughly-but also wields graphic and very tai
ented pen. She is also a keen observer, and lid.
evidently protited thoroughly by her opportuni
ties oftravel.
For ten years past we have dreamed of the time
when we shall be able to dsconnect ourseIf fron
the intense labor Of the daily newspaper press
and devote our literary efforts to the production
of books for children If ever our dream of hap
piness in that way shall come to pass, We shall
be very sure to keep In view model to be i'm
itated this same work named above.
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BUSINESS RKvlviNG .-The Boston Advertiser
says there are signs Of an increasing activity in
business, and IL the restoration from the recent
condition of stagnation Is slow, II is likely to be
sure. The dividend is already announced by
several of the railroed corporations, present an
encouraging symptom. .-.. ...fs4l.-.s-y