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BLANK,

the easy-cAair to make ioom alon5 tho
hearth for tea-cups, blankets, &c. fold
the child in your arms with showy dem
onstrations of tenderness, and call il y4pr
own poor little darling that has nobody
else in the world to care for it; and assure
it that however destitute of natural affect.
ions others may be, there is one martyr ia
the world ready to suffer ct the stake in
its defense. If your husband offers to
rock the cradle or relieve yon III 0ny other
way, don't accept his services, but init
mate, at the same time, that for the sake
of deccncy he had better remain within
call, in case your poor abused and suffer
ing should die Should your hnsbsnd,
however, put on his slippers and take up
the evening paper, YOU must take differ
ent tack in short, make the house so hot
about his ears that he will be forced ia
seek cooler atmosphere, and when this
is done, and baby well asleep, instead Of
interesting yourself in n book, or with
your sewing, as you might do reasonably
and quietly, light the night-lamp and i'll.
stitute regular search Of vest pockets,
boxes, trunks, and secret drawers, and If
YOU don't discover some old loyc-lctters,
keepsakes, scraps Of sentimental poetry, or
other matter of private character calcu-
lated to awaken unsatisfactory emotions,
it will certainly not have been your fault,
for you will then have done whatever cen
be done to aggravatc self-tormcnt Do
not deceive yourself in the hope of finding
alleEiatioh in sympathy--it has been tried
great many times, and no instance Of
success that ever heard Of Neverthe-
less, if you would like to add modification
to your other discomforts, you may bundls
up your baby, silver spoons, aad other val
uables, and go home to your mother
Having concluded the third lesson, you
will have 6iscovcred--if there is any com
mon sense in you-thsr marriage is, for
better or for worse, between yourself and
your husband only, and that no third par.
ty can do Won any good.
You will learn to lessen cxaetion, 10
cultivate forbcarance, and in all things 10
enjoy the less, by not expee&ng the more
for perfection is not in man or woman
either; and to dwell on the bright, rather
than the dark side of hrman nature, is the
true philosophy of life.
YoUNG AMERICA. A specimen of
Young America in Buffalo, aged abou:
thirteen stand, in the Post QSice during
the day, begging pennies and three cent
pieces, upon pitiful plea that his stom.
ach has not tasted food for about forty
eight hours. He manages in this way to
gather change enough daring the day, to
go to the Thcater at night and pay hs
twenty-five cents like man, to 60 into
tho thirl ticr
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

ga- Spurgon, the great preacher over
in England has discovered, says the Lon
don Geus, "that dancing is very
healthy exercise and to be commended,
but it is the dancing with gentlemen that
is SO objectional, aud so he recommends
they practice the entertainment scpa-
ratclv."
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r, II. HARRISON.

Plain, Fancy, job, News and Ornamental Printer
Handblls, Posters, Cards, Ball Tickets, &c. spec
aily and quickly executed with neatncss and dis
patch. AL orders respectfully solicited. Prices
taedsrats-NoRrHERSgR OPrIcE-north side of
msin street, Paw Paw
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aD- The Boston Post says that in
trial Of speed on skates from Bangor to
Hampden, young wonl&a, assisted by
the wind and crinolinc' beat young man
by three minutes; time Thirty minutes
the wind was so strong that the lady
couldn't beat back on the ice.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

bay- Sam, why am lawyers like the
fishes p
az don't meddle wild dat subjik,
Pomp."
+" Why, don't you see, niger, kaze dey
am SO fond ob debate"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

AELODIANS.

1hs cheapest Music. Mason & lIamlin, and Prince
Cos have exclusive patented ipronvements.-
Bent. Randall, Lawrence. Agent can furnish and
warrant for durability, at Factory prices, voice
Rad OF sof. and tune in the equal temperament.
Lawrence, Nov. /, 1857. l33-U
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

Bag We learn from Washington that
the Democratic Senators, in caucus, have
read Senator's Dousles, Broderick and
Stuart out of the party.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

ssy~ The President avoVs his dc,ire e
put Lccompton through naked as he
calls it, The people Of the United States,
if they set a chance, will put him through
naked.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

rs" You have no business to have
any business with ether peoples business,
but mind your own business, and that is
business enough.
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soy- BY legal investigation into the
cause of the late fire at tho Insane Asy-
lum. Kalamazoo. the fact seems to be we'll
established that it was the work Of an in
cendiay
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

A FREAK oF NATURE-Blaek whisk.
ers on sandy haired individual. Such
instances Of the singularitics of nature are
quite numerous now -a-days.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12
-. G, GRIMES,

'?sslsr in Groceries aud Provisions, Fish, Fruit
Nut, Paints, Oils, Yankee Notions, Wooden,
Willow and stone Ware, Confectionery, Cigars,
Drugs and Medicine, Books and Stationery,
,purs Liquors for Medicinal and Mechanical pur-
poses ETC., cto. 2iyi
.. o. saIxss. xss................paw Paw raw
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HENRY LUCIS,

NAnufsctnrer OF and dealerin Winsor Gotta ge and
~sna -est chairs. Turning, repairing, &c., exc.
su.st oG short notice. Stone lime fuI 80 aud
constantly on hand. shop opporite the Metho-
dist Church, III the ne" cabinet shop.
Paw Paw. July 80, 1857 l20y
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CHANDLER RICHARDS,

Attorney, Solicitor and Counselor at Law. Prose
rudng Attorney for the County Of Van Buren,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent Contract,
drawn, and collecting promptly attended to-
Office in ,Le Court Housc. LETT
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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say- The bodies of 500 dead Chlnamen
are now lying on ono Of our wharvc,,
nicely packed and directed, ready for
shipment to their lorg home in China
The freight money on The lot is.s7 600
Cal Pdper
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Z. SMITH Il CO.

Wholesals and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Do
nssNe Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Boots
Shoes, uroccr~a, &c, &c. Long Brick Store,
Coruor Of Main snd kslamaz 20 sts Paw Paw.
Aichigsu. l5i. ly.
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y. Al. RIDL ON,

oosaty Treasurer, Van Barren County, Notary Pub-
lie, "a, will sttend to the purchase and sale Of
curing Bounty Land u srrants &s. Office in
Tho Court ilou.e. Ally.
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ID. l.. GO1JON.

4. Crockery, Glass and China ware, Paper
1sayings Window shai., aud Curtains, Cut
tsry, Jewsry. Yankee Notions, Stone and East
Gn, Ware, Ac., South side OF Main st. fret
loor west Of 4. Smith 4 Co, ii7-tf.
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Il. R-2NGS q CO.

Proprietor Paw Paw Livery Stable. Horses and
'CArrisges at all times TO let. Passengers con-
vsyed to any part of the country wI,h .esPaich
Stable IN rear OF Exchange Hotel. Terns med
crate. 23yl
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BENJAMIN SIMMONS,

Clock and Watch maker, and Jeweer. Mattawan,
Michigan. Repairing done in the bcst manner
and cn reasonable terms. lje-ly.
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NENRY SrERNE.

bsaisr 10 Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Caps fali'
and Gen;iemeus Furnishing Goods, winch
will % sold To s1it customers.
CUt Door Ess. of lsraols Fancy Store.
Kalamazoo, McE.
l2ysly
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T.. ID. SIMMONS,

Dealer In Sash, Blinds and Doors, and all kinds oi
Cabinet " Ars ~ tho Steam SAN fill.
La~top, i47-tf. Mich.
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o. Why i, loafcr in printing o6iosN
like q shade tree
Because - src alz-yH gai rhan be
leaves
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4. ~. NJSH,

Judge Of Probate, and Notary Public Van Bsren
Co. ConvsyaHeing and other business pertain
Ing TO said o;hces promptly attended TO. WI
also attend to tho purchase and sale Of Real
Estate, Examining Titles, paying Taxes, pro
curing Bounty Land Warrants, &c. Office In
IAs Court House. % door on the right. 81.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12

say- What would you say if YOU wished
a reverend doctor Of divinity to play
tune on the violin? Eidd,c-dce dc u
D.
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POETRY
The Pipes at Lucknow.
BY j. q. WHITTIER.

The song of lowland rill
Not the braes Of broom and heather,
Nor the mountain dark with rain,
Nor maiden bower, nor border tower,
Have heard your sweetest strain
Dear 20 the lowland reaper,
And plaided mountaineer,
To the cottage and the castle
The Scottish pipes are dear,
Sweet sounds the ancient pibroch,
Der mountain, loch and glade;
But the sweetest of all music
The Pipes at Lucknow played.
Day by Day the Indian tiger
Louder yelled, and nearer crept;
Round and round the jungle serpent,
Near and nearer circles swept
Pray for rescue, wives and mothers
Pray to-day" the soldier said,
"To-mo orrow, deaths between us,
And the wrong and shame We dread .
Oh they listened, looked and waited,
Till their hope became despair,
And the sobs of low bewailpg
Filled tho pauses of their prayer.
Then up spake Scottish maiden,
With her ear upon the ground;
"Dinna ye hear it-dinna We hear it
The pipes o IIavelock sound -
flushed the wounded man his greanng /;
flushed the wife her little ones;
Alone they heard the drum roll,
And the roar Of Scpoy guns.
But to sounds of home and childhood
The Highland car was true;
Dinnr you hear it ?--'tis the .,,osan.
Will ye no believe it moo ~
Like the march of soundless music
Through the vision of the seer,
More Of feeling than Of hearing,
0fShe iicart than Of the ear,
She knew the dropping pibroch,
She knew the Campbcll's call;
Hark hear we no MacGregor's-
The grandest O them all ?"
Oh they listened dumb and breathless,
And they caught the sound at last;
Faint and far beyond the Goomtee
Rose and fell the piper's blast
Then burst of wild thanksgiving
Mingled woman's voice and mans
ICED be praised The march of Have
lock
the Hiping of the clans ~
Louder, nearer, fierce as vengeance,
Sharp and shrill as swords al strife,
Come the wild MacGregor's clan-call,
Singing all the air to strife.
But when the far off dust cloud
To plaided legions grew,
Full tenderly and biithcsomely
The pipes of rescue blew
Round the silver domes Of Lucknow,
Round red Dowan's golden shrine,
Breathed the air to Briton's dearest,
The air of Auld Lang Syne.
Ger the cruel iol of war-drums
Rose that sweet and homelike strain.
And the tartan Glove the turban,
As the Goomtec clcaves the plain.
Dear to the lowIsnd reaper
And plaided mountaineer,
To the cottage and the castle,
The piper's song is dear
Sweet sound the Gaelic pibroek
Ger mountain, glen and glade,
But the sweetest of all music
The pipes at Lucknow played.
=---------=----=----
LSxy- 90 Sam WHY am lawvors l;la tbo
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JOB WORK..
VAN YUREN COUNTY OFFICERS.
s. II. ELdCHMAN.

Register, Of Deeds. Attorney AT Law, and Notary
rublie,-will attend to the business OF Convey
Ansing, drawing agreements, application, for
county lands, wills, &c.-the purchase sad sale
fTeal estate, payn ent 0f taxes, examination OF
titles and the compromising Of conflicting titles
&c. Office in the Court House. ely
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~. X. UAKKLNS.

1caer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
As Store south side Main street. Ally
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T. e.. BgTI.FR a. CO..

Wholesale and Retail dealers in American, Eng
iish and German Hardware also, Iron, Nails
and Glass; Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves,
Tip, Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
ing TO TRADE will please give n call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 1j0. Paw Paw, Mich.
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n. u. dLLEE.

Manufacturer Of and dealer in al kinds OF Cabinet
Ware; consisting in part Of Bureaus, Te5ies,
.siends, etc., etc. Collins made to order. Ware
rooms opposite the NJ. L. Church, Main st. II
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pRS. ANDREWS &. WOODMAM
Uave brmsd oopartne rship for the practice Of
4sasino - su,g~y sIsals promptly A,tcn
ali y SAVissG
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G.. N. ODELL. NJ ID,

poneepaihio Physician, Surgeon enlist, and
Os-,strician. Also, dealer in Books IL station
ary. lie may at all Tires be found at his
Rc,idcncs on the corner of Niles g. Paw Paw 81.
directly south Of Chas. Sellick's.
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DENTISTRY.

1~ ". Brown can bo found at ln times at his
rooms over I.mon Warren and Cos Store, and
prepared to execute elegantly and well, all
kinds of work in the line of his profession
Teeth extracted, filled with gold or silver foil
and new onos inserted, singly or in sets. u.on
- most improved principles Of tho art. li7.
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AmbrOtypcs, A
fahen in ,hs most superb and life like manner, a.
pnsp IL superior
NTTLE AND FINISH

Ladies and Gentleman arc invited 10 call at his
snisc and Gallery and examine for themselves.
Cbsrgcs in accordance with the times.
Paw Paw, Mich. li1-tf. W. BROws
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Arrive at Linesville by u M;
Friday at D m;
s,s- arrive At EvansburEh b. 4pm.
SHI From Holiday sburgh, by F ankstown and
Cap1e Greek, to Williamsburgh. u miles
ana osck, SIX times Q week.
Leave Hoildaykburgh daily, except Sunday.
az 20 m, ON arrival of W estern mail:
arrive AZ w illians burgh by 81 m:
Leave Williamsburgh daily, except Sunday at
arrive az Holiday sbure h BY II a m.
rfoPoeals TO EN- brace the Yellow Springs Of
hce are invited
SoS FROM CIRCUIT Creek to Chemung N, Y, ~
miles and hack, twice q week.
sam; ~ Nv
Arrive at Chemung by Io,s am.
Leave Chemung Tuesday and Saturday at n
am;
Arrive at Oroutt Creek by I2,zpm.
So<S from Starucca to TallmansvIle, miles snd
back, twice week. ~
Leave Staruoco Tuesday and Saturday at 1
pm;
Arrive at Tallmansville by ~ m;
Leave Tallmansville Tuesday and SATURDAY. at
i01a m. ~
Arrive at Stsrucca in time to connect with the
mall from Susquehanna Derot-say at II m
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
From July !, 1858, TO J,s'e 80, 1860.
1919 From Connesutvile. by Crossingville and
Edsnboro', to Waterford, 80 miles and back,
Leave Conneautville Monday and Wednesday
Arrive at Waterford by SPIN;
Leave Waterford Tuesday and Thursday at 7
Arrive at ConneautvilIe by 9 pm.
$500 From Hanover. BY Llttlestown and Monocaoy:
yllle, Md. to EmmttsburEh, q miles and
back, three times a week.
Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday att m;
tssS: Fas!.d.g Aur.d., and
Saturday at IN;
s5al From Brookyllle, by kiohardsvllle. Mary Ann.
vile Shaiiner,,s Z, Corners; Beach Bottom. and
Bsa[ r. Cfes ks Mills: to Rids'way' 81 niles
Leave BrookviIle Saturday at - an;
Leave R K ksxsyi F. sy at m;
Arriveat Brookvile by SPIN.
Fr .d % sysr ms s .d and S:dk
Lsays Marietta daily, e.c.p. Sunday. at m;
Leave Lancaster daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Marietta by I2m
vile. and Bethesda. to McCsll's Ferry, is
Leave Lancaster Monday and Thursday at
H # sS p.I Err; a5sasy md rAur.s.,
ai2p PM;
Arrive at Lancaster by pm.
1924 From Lancaster, bv Greenland and Souders-
burg, to Paradise, miles and back, six
times q week -... ..- a.
Leave Lancaster daily, except Sunday, at
pm; .-.sE "a.
Arrive ct Paradise by pm;
Leave Paradise daily, except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Lancaster by 10 IN. -
3s2s Prom Beaver, by Parkison and Service, to
> Frankfort springs, ~ miles and hack, twice
week.
Leave Beaver Tuesday and Thursday at 8 q m;
Arrive at Frankfort Springs by 3p m;
Leave Frankfort springs Monday and Wed
nesday at q m:
Arrive ut Beaver by IN.
SOS From kvansburgh, by Shermanville, to Lines
Wills, 9 miles and back, three times week.
Leave EvsnsburEh, Monday, w ednesdey, and
Friday Ut 10 M; fi
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1913 From Clinton, BY Tsylor's Bridge. to Harreirs
store, y miles and back, once q week.
leave Clinton Friday at q
arIve ~ Harrel's Store nv I'm
tteaVe Harrell Store Friday az pm
xooo GArrNs at Clinton by pm.
inTh.Ine syile, by Hslley's Ferry, TO Rock
s NAM % miles and hack. once q week
leave leave Lilesville Friday al ex am
AIrve At Eocklnghsm by Nm
ISesve Rocklnghssn rislay stl,
Arrive at LIlesyille by 6I nm
Son Pal y asnen q al, to James Pare's
week anu odch. once a
Leave Troy "Wednesday atIsm
Arrive At Pages by IN
Leave Pages Thursday AZ Az a nm
of High Point Mail ' YIN offivei
Arrive at Troy by az pm
vited, ~ e'e IN
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VERMONT.

VERMONT.
From July 1, 1883, TO June 30, 1861.
4s5 From Cabot, by South Walden, Walden, East
Hardwick and East GreensbOro,tu Glover Is
miles and back. thres times week
A snItabs schedule OF departures and arrivals
tObe arranged.
1876 From JonesviIle. by Huntington and Starksbo-
70, to BristO % miles and back, three times
aweek.
suitable schedule Of departures and arrivals
to be arranged.
481 From Arlington, by West Arlington, to Sand
gate, miles and hack, three times q week.
Leave Arlington Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at IAN
Arrive at SYNDICATE BY lIKam
Leave SYNDICATE Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday at ~ pm
Arrive at Arlington by pa m.
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CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
From July 1, lS5S, TO June 80, 1861.
974 From Waterbury, by Middlebury, to woodbu-
~, III miles and lck, twice a week.
Leave Waterbury TuesdaJ and Saturday at 3
Arrive at Wo 1d5ury by ii a m
Leave Woodbury. Tuesday and Saturday at u
IN
Arrive at Waterbury by pm.
915 From WOlcO tville, bv TOrrins tOn, TO Goshen,
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave WOlcOttvIlle daily, except Sunday, At 2
p m, o arrival of cars
Arrive at Goshen by 4pm
Leave Goshen daily except Sunday, at 10 q m
Arrive at WOlco.tville by IL
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

From July 1, 1883, TO Jxn. 30, 1852
Sis From Anderson c. H., by Pierce Town. EQUAL
lty, Sabtown. Churubusco, and Millwese. to
Anderson G. H., equal TO Is miles and hack.
once a week.
Leave Anderson c. III. Thursday at sam
49,. Arrive at Anderson ~. H. by I'M.
otf< FROM a anderson e. H.. bv Varennes ard Level
once q week.
leave Anderson g. II. "Wednesday st6sm
Arrive At Abbsvie c. n. by7pm
Leave Abbeville Z. H. THURSDAY Gam
e,,s n hrrve a. Anderson c. H. by7pm.
Greek and Cherokee, to CIsyton. GA. ~
miles and hack, once a week.
Leave horse shoe SATURDAY. ATTAIN
ArrIveat Clayton by pm
cave Clayton riday at sam
Arrive at Horse Shoe by 6 pm
6l76 From Plckens q. H., by Crow Creek, Apder-
sons Mills, Rock Mountain, Table Rock,
Table Mountain. and South Sslud 10 Green,
,ville IS miles and hack. once a week
Leave PIckens c. IL. Tuesday at lpm
Arrive at GreenvIlie next day by 8 pm
Leave Greenville Monday al a IN
Arrive at Pickens e. n. next day by l2m
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BOARDING.

BOARDING Pleasant Rooms TO rent vi or
~ without Board on reasonable terms on tho Ger
hsr OF - street and Missouri avenue, No. as.
ROARDlNG.-MRS. RUFF. No. Sos ID street,
- ne.r Seventh, has taken this large and comrno-
deus House. where she intends TO rent her rooms
furnished or unfIrnIshed, 10 single Cientlemen, or
Gentemen and their Wives, with Board. Transient
BuaIdeTs BY the pay or week. Meals sent out q; al
hours of the day.
Also, wanted, girls TO do general housevork.
Jan li-lms
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Political NauahhIe-

PHlLADELPHIA. Feb. 3.-Tbe county conven-
non 10 select Delegates To the State Democratic
convention lad a stormy session to-day. During
the day. on the question Of certain contested seats
several free fights oceuTred during which their
reporters table was demolished. The anti L.
comptoa contestants generally were admitted
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Burning of a Csuutv Irf,rm.rx

CLEVELAND. Feb. 2.-The Ashtabula county
inhrmary, at kingsville, Ohio, was DESTROYED nv
hTe this evening. II was set on fire by one of the
inmates One life was lost and sirtv nauoers
were rendered houseless
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SKY has advanced Ohio 2i4c.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4-Stocks are dull and gen
orally lower. Chicago and Rock Island O. n;
Cumberl dnd Coal Co. Il; Illinois Cenral shares
30, do. bonds rs \; Lacrosse and Milwaukee IOl:
New York Central SIX; Pa Ceal Co 81 Y; Read
ing oea milwaukee and Mississippi 3lk, Va
6's 9Oh; tMo. 6's, dS.
Sterling exchange dull-lO9xalIO
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DIED.

On the 4th instant, at 3 O'Clock n m AMEs M.
RAMSEY, Chief Clerk IN tbs First comptroIler's
Cfhce.
MS friends are requested to attend the funsraI
sevIce at O'clock This Afternoon at his late resi-.
denee, on New York avenue; His remains will be
On the LIST Instsnt, THOMAS ]. BOVINE, SEQ
ond son OF Thomas ]. and Cecilia Boyne az ed three
years. -.
daughter Of Rev. samuel and Angelina Roser0,
.--rE - Baltimore papers please oopyO
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One Day Later from Furo..

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The steamship Edin-
following:
London, noon, 10th .-Consols 9iyax
LtrerPooi, evening, l6th.-Cotton in more de-
mind; sales 700 hales, including ,OOO on specu-
lanon, closing with less fee offers.
No political news
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-Flour dull; Howard St
super SIS! hat so, Extra do. IS 25a5 81; Ohio,
Superfne, 81 so Extra do S5a5 Is; Baltimore
ground family s7.75; Extra do. 80 IS; Rye hour
50 Is; Buckwheat -four ~ 25a2 So Corn Meal
Wheat dull red sla1.O3; white 81 oSaI Is
Corn dull; white 52a5ic; yeilew 53.5Sc.
Whisky dull at I9k a2lc
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Don Giovunuf.

fAlLADELPHIA. Feb. 3.-Another immense au-
dlence witnessed the performance Of Don Gio-
season ends next "Wednesday after which The
company 60 TO Biltimore