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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09
Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

Isaac Paul rs. Margaret Elan and others.
pY virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court Nash
II vile made in the above cause, at November Term
1857, shall on SATURDAY, the 18TH DAY of FEB
RUARH next the Public Square Nashville sell
the highest bidder, credit OF twelve months the
following described lot parcel of ground situated
the city Of Nashville College and Center SITS front
ing S5 feet on College street and running back with
Center street 1876 feet.
TERMs--Note with good security is required, and a
lien retained to secure the payment the purchase
money. Sold free from the equity Of redemption.
Jan. std {. D. BRIEN C. 4 NJ
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Strayed or Stolen.

A BOUT the sth day of january, small light RAY
~ MULE, or years old lac has on him tie mark
OF breechng and harness; he left home with sh,-'
on VIII give liberal reward 20 any Who Will
bring INN Ia me, or give Information whereof he can
De found. JNO. l. LOVE
ian29-dIw
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Burnt District, Market street.

Rachel y. Smiley and others ~. John q Ewing
IN pursuance of a decree OF this in the above
i cause viii sell at public salo on the Public Square
in this city, SATURDAY, eth of MARCH. 1855 that
Lot Harkef street a fac doors fran he Sysidre
which stood the Store house, occupied before tn
fire, by Beech Co, Druggists. said Lot fronts about
20 SIP feet and runs back III feet
Terms made known day OF sale.
c ID. BRIEN, c. & NJ,
feb5-td ChanceTy Court ct Nashville.
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TIVE undersanet respectfully requests an tAese IN
.sbted % hssn ler waFd and make - meat
dln the pfeszht nianlh u February, further m
auxeaea cnasi be given ksa BE shall be conpeled "
ttac the arcusnts Il al who ial - comply
lato Tia hants 81 an olcer Cur c1,egis,n- liz very
mach obliged lbs pahc fer the patrcasEe accorded
T. hi1n aud hufcs 4 IN ~ coateaed. wHh rrcmrs
IAyaasns n SrI-kk<hLk.
fehz-ln Earaz
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,

Elder Jones, by &c., Us. b. Ianier and others.
DY virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court al Nash
ID vile, IN the above cause at November Term 1857
j VIII, ON SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF FEBRU AIRY
next on the Public Square, in Nashville sell public
SALE 10 the highest bidder certain piece parcel
ground IN Nashville fronting 80 Gay street and
running back with the line of Doris Alley feet
cross street, and being known lot No in Doris
plan of lots.
TERMs-A credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given, notes with good security, payable in
Bank being required and lien retained for the pay
ment of the purchase money.
Jan. Std C. D. BRIEN, C. M.
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AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
s. ass Prizes amounting to- .............. 1920 ooo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So So
Plan of the Lottery.


The Numbers from 10 50, 600 corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate sims
OF paper, are cncrcled with small tubes and placed
in Wheel
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and enoirced
are placed IN another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number IA
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time Prize n drawn from the other wheel Tho Num-
Ger ana Prize drawn out opened exhibited 10
the audience, and registered by Commissioners :
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn
This operation repeated until all the Prizes are drawn
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the mo succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes VIII lac entitled "a the Approximation Pm
zcs For example II Ticket No 1880 draws the $40
900 Prize those Tickets numbered Il2Is 1929 Il25i
1889, Will each be entitled Ia S4Oo II Ticket No $50
draws the 10000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 54s
54s, $50 Boil 552 viii each be entitled 10 $500 and SO
on according Ia the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 viii he determined by
the last lguFS 81 The Number that draws the $40 600
Prize For example Il the Number drawing the $40 :
900 Prize ends With No. /, then all the Tickets where
the number ends in l, will bs entitled $40 IL the
Number ends with No. ? then all the Tickets where
the Number ends in viii be entitled to $50 and so on
| o. o.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol.
| lowing rates, winch u the Ink:
Certificates Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets sso
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ru- We have just learned that MCLEAN's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure the vari-
Gus diseases prevalent among Children. Ii is
necessary every parent should keep supply
on hand, and when required give AZ directed.
Try tit is pleasant TO take. See advertise
meut in another column. febS-lw
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New Orleans Market.

NEW req. = NJ
C0TTON-The supply is reduced but the demand has
again been quite active to-day aud the sales have
amounted 10 about II 900 bales at very full prices.
Yesterdays business proves have reached II 900
bales. We quote
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Gouluterfial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NI.yl NJ n n-n

NASHVILLE, rep. y, 1905
COTTON.-A few bales were sold at 94c
There is but little offering.
TOBACCO-No sales yesterday
BACON-Is coming in freely, and sells from
wagons at Sc, hog round. The quality that
has been received to date is about 5000
lbs AT this time last season, the market had
not fairly opened.
LARD-Is selling at &c p ID, and is in de-
mand.
WHEAT-There is light demand for mil
lers' use, at 5O960c p bush.
GROCERIES the Auction sale for cash,
yesterday, by Lanier, Phillips & Co., 40 hhds
Sugar sold at 5s@6sc p b; 14O sacks Coffee
at lot@1Osc p b; so bbls Molasses at 23t(9
25ac p gallon; and 20 bbls Whisky at Ice p
gallon.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 80, 1858.
We using the Parafne Camel Coal Oil in our Ma
chine shop, and take great pleasure stating that
have never used any OIL equal 10 il. Ii will very
greatly longer and lubrcate thoroughly than the
best quality of Lard other ordinary oil is free from
gum, and is just such oil needed for machna-
ry. We doubt not il must come into general use We
think this oil fully equal the best sperm and that
gallon is worth than two of the best Lard
Oil AND'W ANDERSON.
4 H. ROMANS
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!
II rxv,orss ndI,ts1u


q CA NJ h.
A we have determined 90 do exclusive CASH
II BUSINESS tins year, feed thai = <0Fd 81 ex-
plAHAtoH may b. ncCersaFy 10 81 very fs-r-
neulAF friends, who have had with ~,
stnce We commenced business and pTo1d 10
sAy ne have many such freDds Who have always fssd
their 4ceoahts proEnsaly- Ne leei coEhaeut can
make greatly ~ NE Interest q All, BY auyDs or
Gusts chcaEcr, and q Coorae s-lins tef very mach
ehesT-rr There are nany Ferssus IA oar insist ~ho
1oad prefer buying for cash e il csuld BE made "
thr-f Interest - do Ne knou many uho Dc moi
have accounts aud ti1ik unfair t4f i.erseEs Sho
Buy Tor casa sioai1 Pay The srsess - thr who
bug IN creis II NiEh thzee cozssefsEens Se have
aapFted exclusive cash strts Ata uc Atitn al
who "a favor q bay 40 goods chezp u give >
cali W A J. O. Aut1E11AND,
Noe. 81 s. csiless street, A4zhsslis, TsaR-
knit
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VIM. R. NICHOLS, Master Machinist.
NASHVILLE, Ky, November "a, 1857

MAYsvIIIE, XIV, November a. 1857.
10 the Union Coal and oil Company:
GENuEMEN-Having used your Lubricatng Oil, made
from Camel Coal on the machinery of Cotton
Mills (mcuding Engine and Spindcs), for the last few
weeks, we prepared To say that have found IL
greatly superior To any other, excepting the best
Sperm, and fully equal TO that article, for which
have been paying from dollar seventy five cents
10 two dollars and twenty five cents per gallon The
OIL distributes very perfectly the machinery
wears long, and IL free from gum, which fric-
ton, and consequently heat.
In view of the superior quality Of this Oil, we have
adopted It for our Mills. From the low price at which
it is sold doubt not / general use.
JANUARY " WOOD,
PrOprietOrs of MaysVlc Cotton Mills.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

JOHN d. JAMES, Priest H. ID. JAMES, Cashier.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10, lS5s.
will give 50 cents the dollar for lawrenocburg
money; and other uncurrent money at the market
price. wish 10 purchase siOO 900 Of Tennessee state
Bonds To oil order, and Will give the highest market
price Tor land Warrants any amount.
lanl4-u JNo. H. JAMES.
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STILL AT WORK

HAVE from ne ureek ~ their ssslre and shop by
ars fSsiay the Ii u tsnazry, os-ensa a. No
90 Markss street, sFss dzaEs heloA unn Hail. where
their frtsz and ke sshc uEs uad them pFetaress 10
seil ~ Flats, b1eek f.n. Sheet ifan, toITer uise
AsrbrIized lFan Nansi, iaTior snd CisAmtsF fsrsrz
rssk Szusss cnal ansl Mead Hezfng =lsxes Press.st
and 1afeisEs.d Fn.are, Cztamoa fEusars AZ A. a
shelesaie aud ros4l Saa wofk aans % order xnh
issi-i~ fw sAxEY co
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JOHN YORK & co.

ARE AGENTs FOR
Harpcrs Magazine, Lssslie's Illustrated News.
The Atlantic houthiy, New YORK Ledger.
Leslie GaEc1te II Fashion, foFters Spirit OF the
GFRhams Ma aEne. Times.
Godey'z Lady BOOK, The Home journal
Peterson Magazine, Tue London illustrated
Harpsr's journal of Civil. News.
DiIi0n
And all ether Reviews, Magazines and Newspapers.
febl-tf
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Something, to Wear;
Prices Within the Reach OF All.
roysv prvxpeou

WILL ssA Al = sa.zi .is<aes IRA eosa, prizls
Wv lGt q
esver-ce4I q every VARSITY
Bssinssz Cszsif. ~ sszI tile tIss1Fs,
bec.s Gad fFoek Casts - ti,e lal.ss qaaiity.
fa4ls sad tezka u every xr4ae:
Ahxi aud aader- rtu9tssns ~ All khsds
fsEefher sith s0s<rkE - Il tsez.l.elnsnss Par
nlsilss 6ooaz, .nd Bay and faails coshinE Al yer,
ev~ tsiee@ aecl--4
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Chancery Sale.

z. l. Couch and Is. W. Couch W c. Mckinley.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court at Nash
ID vlile made In Che above cause, at the November
Term last shall expose W public sale to the highest
bidder, the Court yard In Nashville, the 10th 81
MARCH next, tract of land containing lax acres,
less, lying the Nashville and Lebanon
Turnpike road Va the ID Owl District Of davidson
a more particular description Of which will be given
the day Of sale.
TI,uas;--Credit Of six and twelve months will be- Civ
and lien retained for the payment Of the purchase
money C. u. BRIEN,
feb6-dlAtwtd Clerk 4 Master
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EwIN, PENDLETON q CO.,
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAD


MACHINE SHOP, Jan. %, 1858. (
This will certify that We are using the Parafine
CanneCJal Oil made by the Union Coal and Oil Com
pany, Maysvle, Ky, in our Machine shop and the
locomotives on the road, and have tested the OIL very
carefully 10 discover its qualities entirely
WINGED Is very fine Oh for machinery, and that
gallon of this Oil is fully equal TO gallons of the
best Lard OIL. being entirely free gum our ma
chinery will run with less power than with any Oil
have used. Although the Oil has thin appearance
it has alubricatng body superior any Oil in ordinary
use and it is well adapted 10 Railroads
Z. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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Philadelphia, January, 1858.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
GUNS. Sc. sc

WE are receivinC-direci from the makers-such
w additions stock will enable W Go offer
10 buyers, this season. complete assortment Of
and desirable goods ia our line, can be found
IN any house IN the country.
Included are large invoices OF 4 utlery, from Wost
eDhom's Rodgers, Crooke's aud Others,
Files, Tools and Saw =. from Butcher, Spear
and cnoal ser makers
Guns, Rifles and Pistols, from the best
English, french, Belgian and American Manufacturers
Hoes, Chains, cythes, Axes, and heavy
Hardware generally at reduced lfiCcs
Merchants visiting the North solicited % examine
goods before purchasing elseN here.
While the usual credit Will be continued % reliable
and prompt dealers our tgas for oaSA viii be certain
satisfy those who purchase Ia that way.
FIELD, IANGSTRUTH & co, Importers,
No 40, Market street Philadelphia, Pa.
janll-d2M1tri-w4w
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For the Cold Weather

lust received Cents Lace "stiiehed downp shoes.
- Gents broad bottom s'sttchcd down. Boots:
g Double-soied Pegged Water proof Boots.
Al No. u, Public square,
iSbo SNYDER 4 FRIZZIII.
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Buekwhca uaekwheatss
TUT resolved 80 has extra huiied feapsy iyaslz
al Bsek sha4s il sieFe and leF sale BY
Quick MEAD
nsisvsr~s - ssy p.zt a ia cay ssss Il el.Ess
sn l~u
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NOTICE.

TTNHE creditors Of THOMAS HAMILTON, decodsed
Il are hereby notified aud required 20 appear before
the Clerk Of the ChanCcry Court at Nashville, aud
prove and file their claims against his estate. Will
attend my Office the lst Monday 9Th day Of April
"a receive the same. C. II. BfdEN, c. Il NJ
frb5--td Chancery Court al Nashville.
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WANTED.

A GOOD Farn Hand Who also understands garden
"a ing. Inquire a. the f4iIiot once. lal2T-Q
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A Card.

n Gard.
HAVING sold my interest in the establishment Of
IL IL. IT, Haynes X Co, tn Mcssrs. H. II. Haynes
and r. j. ~ les, embrace this opportunity return
my sincere thanks 10 the trading public for te liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon the late arm. In
leaving them permit solicit continuance Of that
liberal patronage t0 which Messrs Haynes & iylcs,
by their integrity, industry and assduoEs attention
business, are so deservedly entitled.
fcbI JOHN W MORTON.
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Z. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad

Mr.. Knowles is Master of Machinery of Road and
a reliable man IN whose statements would cOnide
Y. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
II. /. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of n. a. G.. 4. r.
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Thursday, February 18th, 1855.
800, 900 DOAAARS ST
sorteo Numero 594 ordinario.
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.
whole Tickets $40; Hal
tiers SIS.

4
of 400 90 80 900 Of 400 80 900 Of 400 10 o0o
4 of 400 10 -, zoo.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 81 o; q uar-
tiers So.
Prizes cashed nj sight at per cent discount.
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken at par.
A drawing viii be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
Be Communications addressed 20 DON R0DIGUEZ,
(care Of City Post, Charleston, s. C. until the 18th Of
February, will be attended.
Feb. It'd.
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no Many other certificates in the hands of the
Agents which can be seen at any time.
feb 1-dIm 6w2In
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iSo"o fftrer amounting To- .SSlp $50
The IS 600 prizes q - SO determined by the last
tEure 81 the number thai draws the Capslaf
odd nuluber, tnrn every odd nurirr ticket viii BE-
utlcd b $50, 4 g h an even number then every
humber ticket sll BE- ratified % - 50, IN add
ton - ANY Otiler pFizs The tsrNct may draw.
e. Bank Note- q Banks taken par. Checks
"a New y ork F.naittea for pTixes-
S. Drawings q Large Glasses ain he pablished
SeH YORK aud NeW oTi.sns Sunday papers, and
ChAFlcsassD and savannah lNilirr
Address erdcrs glr tickets certificates u packages
q tckuts 10
ANDERSON son, Manager
Macon OF Savannah, Ca
ss- Address orders for rekeis 10 I. n. ANDERSON,
Box ~, N-shs iiis, Team, o. - ANDERSON 4 son,
AaccH % savannah. Ca
LA la--lri. u Avid
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n. n H4TNEs- y. ,. LYIEs.
Ill. III. HAYNES s. CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE
Purchase and Sale Of Negroes,
AT r. W Porter's old stand, No 80, Cedar street,
fy1 Nashville. Tenn.

$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden seeds.
WE in receipt Of the mos; extensive stock
w OF Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties, brought this market They
all of the growth OF 1851 and from the following
houses OF well known reputation.
bF. Landreth 4 Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, Withersheid, &c.
kasley =, Frsdonla, New York.
Shaker Garden, snush Union, Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses really
Tor gFztuItors distribution. Call And get one.
In addition the above, have a large supply OF
the most usual varieties By the pound, and Beams and
Peas BY the bushsi.
1000 Papers Flower Seed
Just received from the celebrated house OF johnson
Robbins A Co, 9,6oe Papers o. Flower seeds. The
lowers q Flowers have larger azd better asset
from which make their selectcn q seeds than
they have heretofore bad IN this ctty.
RAINS 4 BROWN
No IL South Publie square
iani2-u Opposite the Marked kouse
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Charleston Market.
Augusta Market.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 5, p. NJ.
COTTON-Sales to-day 800 bales, bulk $50, II a
11Ec- Market firm and advancing.
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CQCARE eEDAR snd al ufhsr ksnsi. q Ia,s.sor csa
- - bad Al Us taxerspr saw Nils the Nashville
.nt cozianoqx4 k4llzo@4. IL za1ies ffem Sashxil@-
l.n-t-oza y W hzEDNl-l4
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Tenth District.

EB- We are authorized Ia announce IRA CRANDAL
candidate for Constable in the Tenth district, a
the ensuing March election.
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

FTrHE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Il Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government,
under the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba
will take place al Havana, on
ux-Sdar Eehruarx gu.
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!, ass Prlzes.-Nearly one Prize TO every uino
Tickets-M gnificenI scheme!

TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY, IN FERRT,
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THE CABLE CARNIVAL.

The Weekly Herald, with Full Descriptions
OF the Great Cable Carnival and Banquet.
The WEEKLY HERALD, TO be published at ten
O'Clock tomorrow morning, will contain the fullest
description of the great cable carnival of Wednes-
day, and also the fuest report Of the sayings and
oDgs at the cable banquet given by the Corporation
last night, at the Metropolitan Hotel to Mr.. Field
and the officers Of the Gorgon and Niagara. Single
copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the publication Office at that hour. Price six cents.
Agents had better send in their orders to day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-03
News from Utah,

81. LOUIS, Sept 2, 1868.
Advices from Leavenworth to the 3lst ult. say
that the Salt Lake mail, with dates to the 7th ut.
has arrived.
The election on the I'd passed off quietly. The
Gentiles had an opposition ticket but Mr. Osborne.
Of Green River county, is the only one upon it
elected to the Legislature. In Salt Lake county
their ticket received only thirty-sx votes.
The late appointment by Governor Cumming Of
Probate Judges in Carson and Green River counties
caused some dissatisfaction among the Mormons, but
all was quiet at the departure of the mail
Thirty soldiers had deserted from General John
stons command. Captain Tracy was on trial at
Cedar Valley for insubordinate conduct to Colonel
Alexander. Colonel Hoffman had been ordered to
Oregon with the 9th Infantry.
The road from Devils Gate to Fort Bridger was
strewn with cattle. Nine hundred head of cattle
were met at Big Sandy, of which nine died on that
day. Colonel Williams command was met at SCOTS
Bluff The 9TH Infantry, consisting Of 900 men
under Col. Morrison, were at Platte Bridge. The
returning volunteers under Col Bee were passed at
Fort Laramie. But few Indians were seen. The
rivers were low. The 9th regiment Of Infantry has
befn ordered to Benicia, California. Col. Canty, of
the 10th Infantry, with two companies of the I'd
Dragons and two companies Of the 9th Infantry.
are TO garrison Fort Bridger.
The following officers leave of absence, left
Utah on the 9th Col Cooke, Ileutenants Buford
and Pegram, Of the I'd Dragoons Colonies Waite
and Chapman, Capt. Marcy Lieut.. Rich, OF the 9Th
Infantry; Col. Alexander, Captains Gardiner Gore,
Donovan, and Lieutenants Grover and Maynder, Of
10th Infantry.
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Personal Intelligence,


From liverpool In the steamship Afrina-C wilmer NJ
g bb and lady, Chas Bisseli John Barney Rudl
gen, ID Lewis, Mr. Harper Mr. Nufens and nephew. Mr.
Williams NJ Brooke Mess,s Jon Brother, Mf sanderei
kknieh, John OH Son n ~ Hammer, Octsyius rsrsha
Mt kangsnberg ssm1 Fis. John Baker, Ms Hay Miss
May Ann Hay, Mr. Bsnbs. Mr. Meyers, ~ Adanson,
kott Hendey, Mr. Barnhemer and epbew, Jones' Mr. and
Mrs Troter servant Mr. Trosr 81 Mr. and Mrs Mchel
Miss Bry ant Mrs Devo Mr. and Mrs MCsuey and Mr.
srd Nss horRsr, Mr. AID Mrs lonsdals M AM Mrs w
kysnt NJ and Mrs ksrason Mr. and Mrs Faom,n, Mrs
Nhie 2ehlldren and nurse Miss Evans y Norris David
Parry, Carlisle Mr. Iudlll Hosea, Mr. Hosea Miss
hslrton, 2 Htrh schleserger. - Plaue. Mr. Dams,
Sloane, Mrs DaslinR, " Holmes, kellogg, Iameil
and lady Mr. Ckirss Mr. and Mrs DALE 2daughers ard
nurse Rev nr Richie, fowls. BAnletA Rev Dr Dong
las Davege ard brother T0wnreud, Hiram Barney 90
Ihompson. Mr. and Mrs. Q Iropsdss, Mir Hsinee De
Cofdova snd kroher Mr. Reva Sssofne, Mr. AnfenrAa,
Martial Brother Fruglev Desscners Spence. Driver,
VI and Mrs Dooidtte Drew NJ snd Mrs y Arnstrons
lexqne.
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On Wednesday evening last, just as people
we're returning from the Atlantic cable festival,
fire burst forth In the Quarantine grounds on
Staten Island, and ragged fltfully until nearly
all tbe hospitals, the Health Officers dwell
ing house, and various out houses were
destroyed. There appears to be no doubt
in regard TO the way the fire originated. As
was to be expected, considering the intense
hostility which the residents Of the place feel TO-
ward the hospitals, in consequence Of the in
lection they breed, and the corrupt practices
which are said to be prevalent within their
precincts, the accident has been ascribed
to incendiarism. But II is certain, from the
evidence Of eye witnesses, that the first Gre