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Cincinnati MARKET, april 22.

PRovIsIoNs-The improved feeling noticed in
our last Weekly Review, continued during the week.
and several orders from the East and South, induced
by the low rates which previously prevailed, have
been received since our last, the views of holders
were further stimulated and the market for Bacon
and Bulk Meats closes fully 4G3c higher than the
closing rates, yesterday week. Mess Pork has
been held more stifiy, and go has been realized
for good city brands but at this rate the demand
was quite limited at the close, though buyers were
willing to pay S2l so, and at this rate good bust
ness would be done. The limits of the orders being
below the prices asked by holders the business of
the week has been comparatively small. Bacon is
saleable at Sand 10& for Shoulders and Sides, but
holders ask and lie the inside rates must be call
ed the current at the close. In Lard there has
been very little DONE there buyers at l34c but
holdc ask 33G &c for Dbl and l44Gl4Bc fer keg.
GRAN-The dizziness noticed in Corn at the close
Of our last was but temporary, and no decline was
established, but under the combined influences of a
reaction n the Whisky market, and only moderate
supply OF Corn the market has fully recovered the
depression then noticed, and the week closes with
an active demand at the rates given in Our last
The sales for the week add up IS 600 bushels, clos
ing at 55(G56c at the river and railway depOtSi
and SIC when delivered at the distillers, when
sold on time In the retail market it was retailing
yesterday at G5@70e in the ear
Wheat is scarce and has advanced to 81 126l
13 for Red and 81 1901 20 for White, with good
demand.
FLoUR-The market under the influence of di-
minished supplies, and the favorable sdvices from
England has been better during the last four five
days and an advance of 25c per Dbl has been estab-
ished but at the advance, the demand has been al
most entirely of local character as the rates cur
rent in New York, or New Orleans, do not admit Of
shipments hence to either place. Holders however,
continue to exhibit great confidence with regard to
high in future, and there is good deal Of
Flour in store here held at IS IS to SO.
IRON-The market rules firm for all kinds, with an
active demand at full prices. We continue to quote
Ohio hot blast pig at S3OG3l; cold blast may be
quoted at S32@33. The demand for bar continues
very active at q for common, and g for charcoal
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REWARDS OF 10000 ACRES OF LAND Fol
SAEE Al, DIRILC AuCTLON.
NEW SPRING STOCK.

7 AN now receiving my Spring Stock Of Boots gsRT
j Shoes, &c, for the Spring Trade, consisting or RN
Ladies' Kid Bootees with and without heels, Ladiest
fine Lasting CongresGaiters with and without heels
Ladies plain Lasting Caters, Buskns and Slippers hne T. g
fish, French and American Kid slpPe with and without
heels White and Black San Kid Caters Jenny Llnds
and Slippers embroidered Bronze Morning Slippers,
together with large supply of staple Shoes for women
misses al children.
FOR GENTS.
Fine Stitched, SeWded and Pegged Boots, Kid Patent
feathers Calf Congress Caters for Men, Boys, Youths
and Children Gents PaeHt Leather and Calf Stitched and
legged Oxford and Low Qusered Dress Shoes Of the
test styles and anest workmanship and material, also
&c God lot Of Mems Boys Youths and Chldren's Calf and
Kip Brogans Heavy Brogans for Plantation and Iron Work
Hands. Please call No ls Public Square and examine the
stock. CHARLES D. BALL
S-Tha very and largest lot Of Sole Leather and
Kip Iron Frame Travelling Trunks, Vaices Carpet Bags
Sachels Bonnet Boxes in the city, to which invite
especial attention. mar27-lfl c. B. HALL
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REIIGIOUs.-The installation of Rev. W. NJ. REED
Pastor Of the First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, takes place this morning at half past 10
o'clock in this city Rev. J. C. PrOvine breaches
the sermon, Rev. a. g. GOOdlett PrOPounds the
questions and Rev J. P. Campbell delivers the charge
TO the Pastor and and congregation.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell also breaches in the Cottage
Church at o'clock P. NJ.
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FAMILY RetalI MARKET.
C,arksviIIe Tobacco Market.
McCEURB's TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
r. apusyrTTru Tam AnFil % J57

McCLURE'S TOBACCO WAREHOISE,l
CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, April %, 81.
Sales by ". S. Mcclure of 46 hhds. Tobacco, as
follows:
q hhds Tobacco admitted at $16,95, 1850, 15,-
95, 1920 I8, 95, 1885, 1885, 1910, 1880, H.
Is, lL.IO, 1870, 1880, 1885, $3.50, 1850, 12,-
IS, 1880 1925, 1885, 1890.
25 hhds refused at SlO,O5, 8,85, 1910, 8,95, o.
30, 1885. $780, 7,gO 1850, 9,75, $50, $50 TO-
80, 1900 $50 1885, $780, 1926, $50. $50, $50,
6, 80, 1850, 8, 35, 9,35.
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VOLUME I, NOW READY.
II Subscriptions solicited By
w. 4. BERRY a co.
aprI5 Agents for he Publisher
Q @ q q q ERF III

s. n FAhE'S N AGNOLAA WHISKY,
ClnciaHatis OhfO.
fNNHk undeFsgned manufacturer and sole pro
pretor Of the ABOVE brand OF WHISKY, would E==l
respectfully inform his customers and puFohasers
Of this celebrated bandy that there hiss appeared m t -
son and other southern markets caunierst Of above
whisky being poisonous imitation branded similar % ais
brand; 10 passes under the Of s. n Dikas Magnolia
Whisky Cincinnati Ohio, and other similar 10 IS ~
Pike As there is no party this city name OF s. ~
ukeu Intended % Impose and deceive these who would
purchase me genuine brand. make his statement 10 Dat
parties on e guard, as there several persoas in the
east and vest making an imitation, and uan ny name with
slight alteration have anay samples Of his
counterfeit brand, and found that eoutansa ads noiq1
THIS fact alone mpes me q eauton the public, prssci those
who liable 70 be deceit ed and prevent eV resnta
attend the Of bis pusonOus imitation.
the cOunsrstsrs Of my brand that viii prosecuts
them the ul extent Of the law The genuine ~ PFs
Magnolia Whisky Il distilled the Dos. qualities Of rive
and Corn, aud warranted free from any deeteous or o.
nOxOnsc0mpOand Il being pure and heahy beverage.
Many parties have recently commenced maEnr brand af
Whisky cALLE5 Magnolia, but they Imitation OF NY
trade brand be careful and tn only geuuns Magnolia
Whkss made In he United states, snd distilled ony
apr22-Iy SAM'L q PtKE.
va
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RELIGIOUS NOuCE.-The members Of the Chris
tian Church are requested to meet in the Sd Pres
byterian Church to-day, (snnday,) at o'clock, and
oe Wednesday night during each week. until further
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April 2


sUGAR-The demand has been limited, but prices
are still firm with tendency to advance. We hear
of sales Of about 10 hhds in lots, at 1l@113c for
Prime.
M0LASsES-A fair demand has existed and sales
Of two or three lots have been reported at 6796Se
p gallon, in bbls, and 7O@724c p gallon in half
bbls Golden Syrup is still worth 9O9l0O-
COFFEE-Ths stock is rather light and with
fair demand our former quotations have been suS-
tanned Rio is selling at 1l391se for Common and
Choice and Java at 17t0l8e.
SALT-The receipts have been large and sOnsid-
cradle anxiety is manifested on the part Of holders
to realize We hear of sales of 600 bags in lots on
the Ievee at 81 so p sack for Fine 81 70 however,
is the ruling rate from Store. Coarse is worth 81
so 2 sack, and Dbl S5O = buShel,
WHIsKY-The market is unchanged 25C926e
being the current rates for COED extra Cincinnati
brands
CANDLEs-stsr are in good demand at 26@28c
for short and full weights.
FLOUR-The stock is light and with cores
ponding light demand, both local and for export,
the market is heavy, and holders have in several in
stances submitted to decline in order to realize
We reduce our EQUATIONS to Sc Is for superfne,
and So 75GS7 90 fOrexra but at these prices there
are more sellers than buyes.
GINsENG-Is in good demand at 25c.
FEATHERS-We continue to quote prime sive
Geese at 45(946e.
TOBACCO-The sales of the week have been
light, and prices are unchanged.
BACON-Shoulders &c; Hams Zoe; Clean Sides
118c The demand continues active, but the guam
tity coming into market is light.
LARD-Is worth 13o from wagons.
Family RetaII Market.
Our retail market continues to be poorly supplied
with articles for family consumption and prices rule
very high. We give the selling rates of leading ar
ticles this morning, as follows:
BUTTER-Very little offering that is fit for use,
and that commands 4O@5Oc.
FRESH MEATS-ChOice pieces Of beef command
1O@I2c; inferior 8@1Oc. Pork 8@1Oc,
POULTRY-Chickens zoe; Ducks 2O04Oc; Tur
keys 5O@75c
EGGS-1Oo per dozen.
IRISH POTATOES-S2 Il bushel.
CORN AIEAL-SOc Il bushel.
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THIRD PREsBYTRIAN CHURoH.-At the urgent re-
guest of the Christian Church, whose house was de-
Etroyed by fire few days SINCE the First Presbyte-
ran Church have rented their house during Sa66atA'
afternoon and one susg 10 the '7ssk for sir months
Rev. A. Hartpenoe win continue services, preach
ing at 1O4 o'clock, A. NJ
All the friends of the enterprise are urged to
make thorough ezperisntin this effort to establish
q Sd Presbyterian Church in this city. Amid this
increasing population, are not more churches needed
Should not this one be well susiaiRsd7
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OWNERS WANTED
Chigsse Harold.

TTVHIS thoroughbred Il. er viii make bis Sec 'ndss
/ Season at my Stables lu les south o, Nulh-sT 7A
VILE Tenn. He has all distances ir1m one "a ~
four miles and never lost heat HIS Colts $ lreAAS
As ried have been winners at all ditces h7y have been
alike successful she Fairs in Virginia. where hey have
been exhibited Chds Harold BY imported s, veyeiga
out Of Maria West Of the most dsIirg isbed rrod
mares in America The dam OF the famous aZHCr. Fstny
and other good Terms S25. Fer furEe paCru
see hand Drills. . - -
febl-3ms .dtW&zW. W. o. hA h''iNg-
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POSfDOnPmRPmf.

HAVE postponed ny First Puola sale in Edgsaeld,
heretofore advertised % come oe on The 18Th instant
III THURSDAY, MAY l4th, next. The continued mclem-
ency OF the weather has prevented parties desiring pur-
chase, f0m examining them These Lots that bra
The they examined the they will increase in
value. A. v. s. LINDSEY.
E. R. GLGseoeE, AuctiOner. lapri5
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HSg- The steamer Sazie West left St. Louis on
yesterday evening, will arrive here on Monday
night and leave Tuesday.
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A. P. BERRs. o 4, lERET
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AUGUSTA, GA,
II Will attend 70 the safe Of all kinds OF Tennessee
RETERFNcEs-Hon John P. King, Pres G. R. R. Augusta,
J. A. AnsIey, Augusta; K Butter Augusta; H. T. Yest-
Seymour, Tanning & Co., Nashville, Tenn. Imrhl0-G
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6 Ba@ For prices Of produce &C., in the rstsll
market, see commercial column.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

THERE will he an election held at the oioe Of
1 1rrcaI Insurance Company MONDAY, THE 4TH
OF MAY MEX T. from 10 O'Clock, NJ. 10 P NJ, for the
purpose Of elecnz Eleven Directors, manage the affairs
Of said Office for the ensuing twelve months.
ALSO, at the same time and place election will be held
for Eleven Directors to manage the affairs Of the Nashville
Insurance and Trust Company, the ensuing y months,
8prlp-dtd. JAMES W ALhEh, Secg.
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NASHVILLE:
sUNDAY MORNING. ILL. %. 81.

BS~ Advertisers would confer grsat favor on
US by sending in their advertisement at an early
hour, 50 as to ensuring their insertion.
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Bsig- It is, we believe conceded by our business
men generally that on average the business of
Nashville has doubled this season. Our wholesale
merchants and heavy produce and grocery dealers,
have for the last two three months been literally
overwhelmed and their sales have far exceeded their
most sanguine anticipations. With this state of
facts business stands are increasing rapidly in value
and are eagerly sought after.
In this connection would call attention to LIMBS
LET's sale on Tuesday next of those two valuable
lots Immediately adjoining W. H. GORDON Co.'S
store, frontiog both Market and Front Streets
They of suitable width 35 feet for the most ex-
tensive whole grocery or produce establishments,
are situated in the centre of the heavy business of
our city, are convenient to the wharf and running
through from street to street, afford favorable loca-
lions to those wishing to engage in busieess.
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CONVENIENT RESIDENCE LOTS,
Public Sale.

On EDNESDAY, the ON day OF May next the prem
ise will sell four handsome building Lots the
of Line and Summer streets, from So feet the 9TH
three IS feet each Summer street, running back 9
feet alley. I."
Such opportunity obtain so rear centre Of
will not often present se for lots
and rarely 70 be met with. Those wanting residences
venient their business would do veil examine the lots
and attend the sale.
They will be sold credit OF one, two three, four and
Eve years. fer satisfactorily secured payabein Bank,
bearing interest and lien retained. Sale at II O'Clock M
apr23.-1 A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
E X, GLAscoCK, Aucioneer
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NY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
FIELD.

n II u IA II n N ~ ~
ON THURSDAY, the I4th ofBIay next on the premises
" will sell The following Building Lots all Of sch are
well worth the attention OF buyers
Remember property 10 and around Nashville is dvanen
rapidly and he who delays buying ths year viii have
TO pay large advance hereafter The Lots shah odsr
ON WATSON sTRgET-sir beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence Mr. Buck fronting each so fest and running
enclosed with best cedar picket fence a made
on RUSSELL sTREET-lH Houstou's q I'D ton, Lots %,
90 g. o. 81 "a, and s. the corner Of Ol These Lots
50 fest and 40 feet deep. Also No IL Wood
land street, this Addition, surrounded sian plank
on FATHERLAND sTREET-Lot 70, y, Is and 70 IN
on FATHESLASD sTREET-LO.s Nos, 5, 6, rs 9, and
20 10 BlOOds addition.
on RUSSELL STREET-Lots Nos. A. Is and Is in zoIu-
on WOODLAND sTREET-NO,. Is. 60 81, ., % and "a
now being erected By dicks, Dardeu and Morgan
These Los shall not bag ans thing could say about
ON TIE GALLATIN PiKE-Loss Bos ,, g, 9, II, p and
I3in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. s and in Blood's Addition.
That handsome Les adjoining The residence Of Mr. Wash-
iugOn 100 se front and running back $40 ,se 10 street
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. Iesour
fronting 100 eeton the turnpike and running back go lees
Two hsndsoms Lots on the Turnpike in shsl5ys Addition
TERTS-Thess Lots viii be col on credit OF one, two
three years. for bearing interest," satisfactorily
usual. A. v. S. LINDsLEY.
n Gla Lots 90 and 0I IN Shelbys addition on Wood
Land street, adjoining the old residence lmar29-td
A CARD
HAVING sold my Photographic rooms, apparatus, ma
sriaIs &c Messrs HUaHEs BROEHERs Of this ely
a reside permanently my home in Cumbsr
laudeountY, lake great pleasure in recommsndins he
as my successors They gentlemen Of skill and expert
their profession, and they may receive that
full az liberal share Of business vhieh has ever eowsd
upon
The Messrs Hughes have engaged corps OF artists Of
superior abilities and have hesitation saying that
they fully quail their srai departments
perfect satisfaction all may the finest Photo
graphs, either PLAIN deliberately painted
apri4 ,. w. DODGE.
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SO Reward,
AUCTION SALE
OF
GROCER IB9.
BY
Morris & ETTaTtOU,
AUCTION SALE

ON WRDNESDAY morning, April 29th 1857, at 10 o.
y clock we viii offer Al Auction 10 front of Store
Market Street arge and well selected Of Groceries,
Wines. Liquors &c, viz
100 hbd arto choice Sugar; 500 bags fair TO choice Rio
100 bbs Molasses Coffee
100 half bbls Molasses: $50 packages Mackere;
20 Sardines; go boxes Fancy Candyj
SO coils Rope, ass'd sizes so doz Painted Buckets;
6OboNes extra Cod Fish, "A boxes Va. Tobacco, Vari-
sGO 600 Cigars, various brands; GUS brands;
100 boxes star Candies so half boxes Star Candesj
SO quarter do $50 bxs TalOW do;
500 kegs Nails, best brands; 100 bbls Magnolia Whskyy
IOOhb Whisky, brd 50 bbls fine Whisky, various
90 bbls American Brandy; brands;
30 \ pipes do DO; 10 bbls Gin;
1000 bags fine Salt $50 boxes Glassware, asst'd
10 uerces Rice;
With MANY other articles In the Grocery Line.
enr Odd MORRIS q SFRATTON.
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HEr Rev. ". H. BAYLIss viii preach this mOrn
ing at II o'clock, at the First Baptist Church.
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POwySerI POWder

lust received Magazine and for sale, 9O0e kegs 500
y half kegs 500 STUART kegs Dupont celebrated RAe Powder
BY NJ. & &. F. CHBATHAM, Agent
mYhII-n for the Manufacturers
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For Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the Cd day Of May next al the Court
" House yard in theciy Of Nashville Tennessee, viii
expose public sale, 10 the CHEST bidder for Cash, like
Is No house servant FIRST rate purse good
cook ard fair washer and irOner; and is sod
pance with decree rendered a. the last January Of
the Circuit Court for Davidson county, Tennessee.
The sale heretofore advertised postponed in
onenee Of the iRelemeney Of the weather.
apr23 7, B. CHILDRESS, Admir-. sc.
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NEW BOOKS.

BENroN's ABRDGBMEET OF CoNGREssIoEAL DE-
BGTEs-YoL. 2.-Ths second volume OF this highly
valuable and interesting work has been issued from
the press and is fer sale in city by w. T. BERRY
Co.
This volume contains the debates Of Congress
from 1876 to 1903, inclusive, making 772 pages,
handsomely printed and well bound. NOtwith-
standing the many idiosynorsoies that have char
soerized Col BENTON for the last ten years, in
cline to the opinion that there is not another man
in the government so well prepared for this particu-
lar labor as he is. His long and eventful cOnneo-
ton with the public affairs Of the country, his fond
for historical research, laboriOus habits and
retentive memory secure to him advantages greater
than those Of any other public man in the country
He certainly could not have devoted the remainder
Of his life more probably to the service of his
try than in the manner chosen. All We fearis that
his peculiar weakness, personal vanity, may 50 get
the possession Of him in this, in every thing else
with which he has been connected for many years,
as to induce him TO burden his compilations with too
many notes, more pleasing to his own egOtism than
useful to the public. In any event, this must be An
important publication as q standard authority for
politicians and statesmen, and as such, no library
can be complete without it.
Miss LEsL1E's NEw COOKERY BooK.-SOme one
has very correctly said that every woman, whether
wife or maid, should be qualified for the duties Of
q housekeeper. work Of the above character
should, therefore, be in every family. Fer sale by
". 7. BERRY & Co.
VIVA; OR Thu SECRET OF Power, BY Mrs. ENsrAD.
E. N. SoUTHwoRTH, copy Of which has been for
wsrded US by the publisher, 7. B. PETERSON. We
have not had leisure to read it, but its rapid sale
indicates that it is Of the most popular prOduc-
lions eff its distinguished authoress.
THE BORDER Rover, by EMERSON BESEETT.-It
is enough to say of the Border Rover that it is one
of BENEFITS best productions, and viii be sure to
delight all readers who were pleased with Prairie
Flower and Clara Moreland to which it may be con
sidered a companion, the scenes and incidents be-
ing somewhat similar, yet the story totally unlike
either Of the others. Fer sale by W. I. BERRY
& Co.
LARDNRB's one THOUSAND AND Ten THINGS WORTH
KNowING-A book clearly explaining how to dc
rightly almost every thing that can be necessary in
the kitchen, parlor and drawing room; and dsclo-
sing all the most valuable information, receipts and
instruction in the useful and domestic arts For
sale BY W. T. BERRY & Co.
Bg- It is, we believe conceded by our business
men generally that average the business Of
Nashville has dnubIpd this season Our yvboIesaIe
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-TIBTE THHOs 25 HOURS.
FHlkAlNS run through from stew ens1n 70 Mem 80
II phis and make close connection with trains
Nashville and chattanooga Railroad atst ven
Through Tick cts from Nashville Memuhfs
So. Time Through . hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the O'Clock Pm
Train, which arrives a. Stevenson IS 1I., ahd en-
Trains for Memphis N delay except 60 chang
ing Cars- &. l. ANDERSON,
april3-tf. Ucset agent
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Should not this one be we'll sustaiasd8
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR S I,1LIE95

LARGE GREEN APPLES.
DECEIVED Der steamer Ella and for sale to close consign-
n mont nv 1aDrlsI K. O'KANE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-22
A Strange TRRe,

some years ago, young Frenchman who
vas IN love with young CIR! named Julie
Il, become convinced that she would NOT
marry him, and after receiving from her lips
the positive assurance, blew out his brains with
pistol before her eyes. Everybody in the
house ran to ascertain the cause of the detona.
ZION, and they found the young man corpse
OF her feet, and she motionless as q statue in
The attitude Of terror. The Faculty were
summoned, but for half an hour thew were
unable to restore her to herself her members
remained rigid; she was cataleptic. At last
nature relieved itself in food of tears and
sobs. The next day, at the same hour. the
young man committed suicide. Julie. who was
IN the drsWlng~r0om with the family Suddenly
and involuntarily resumed. to the consterna.
Ton OF everybody, the position and immobilitv
IN which she was found when her friends ran
10 ascertain the cause of the pistols defamation.
Every Gay thereafter, at the same moment of
ume' the same effect was produced. Medical
men declared they could suggest no aleviation
OF her state, and that her only hope was in
time which would probably cure her. Precau-
tons were taken to avoid all accidents which
these sudden but known phenomena might
produce She was very fond of birds. Last
saturday she was arranging bird cage which
was suspended at the top Of window yer the
court yard; and she was SO absorbed BY the
birds she forgot that the hour of her crisis was
near. While standing on a chair and bending
over the window, fastening the cage to ahook,
the cataleptic fit seized her; she fell out of the
window on the pavement of the court Yard
She died in the course of two hours, being 30
much injured by the fall that she could scarcely
explain how the accident took place. Bulwer
ellis story like this in Zanoni alleging it was
oanded on faet,-[ Cor. BostoD Trove5er.