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collision

sBOsToN, August 1.-THE steamers Montreal
and Lewiston. running between here and
Portland. collidcd. Both were considerably
damaged. Nobody injured.
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A VIRGINIA FOURTH OF July Toast
HoHdH-
She lends grace 10 every place;
Her sfnile makes winter veru al
\ something half divine, between
The earthly aud eternal
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Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVALS.
August l0.-Commercc, Paducah.
DEPAETED.
Sligo. do.
The river is falling slowly with Is inches
on the Shoals.
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gs" 1t will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns that our Warehouses
have agreed upon scale Of charges for
receiving, weighing and storing cotton.
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BETHEL, CONNECTICUT, a g. l0th.-The
Hatters Bank has been robbed of eighty six
thousand dollars of its own notes, the Public
are cautioned against taking them.
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NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Europa sailed
to-day for Liverpool.
She took no specie.
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DAY ROARDERS

few gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD by immediate application TO No 90, North Mar
ket street. Hue--u
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EMP HIS RACES,
III I AAks4S
MENpWVS COSIRSE

TIVE Races the Memphis Course viii oouIzence
Il On n EsDAf, october lsth lSSs, and continne
FIVE DAYS.
FIRST DAY, TrEsaAr, October ls.--rhe "wALKxk
srkkx Tor three year Odds, 500 entrAnces $50 for
fet Milo beats three or more % al TIE stake; Tho
Cab - add 500 prov ded tho race = run u name
Anl Gloss the lst day of August ls5s- security
viii De req aiEi or The ltrie4t IN the above stake
SAME DAY.-Jockcy Cab furse SoOo- Three mile
heAlk-
SEcOSn DAY, wEDxEsDAS, ociober 2o--Joekey
Cub Purse Ssoa. Mis- hcAts, hires IA hye-
sAzk nAe.-SweelasiAke for two year olds; 500 en-
trance, $50 lorfcit lash of a llle thfec az more
- ca tllc stake-l0w three entries. security vii DO
required Cor The forfeit.
faiRD PAY, rnrEsoAr, October 2i.-rhe 'ILAErxR
ST4kK's f3r threo var ol1s- Iao mile heats; $3.50
entrance sie0 foreit; three OF more % ni The stake;
The club - add 500, pros idcd the run. -
nan.s ant Gloss Isl day % August, fs5s Security
Nil Be re4airol Cor tic loFisll
fOCRgd DAY, FIlDAs, October @2-Jockey Cab
Parse st11 Tuo alle heats.
FIFTH DAY. SAIrknAr, October z1---Juckey Stnh
Pu4ss st 600. Foor mile heats
A. A.swAk over Tia above coarse entities the
korss a. he f.al amount OF Jockey Club purseS.
M. AL astrss, With forfesls secured, masi be d.
WI 7. RocSprREE, rHcv.uzcs,
ssso-sd GesnuAA Team
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MAYOR Atty.

IN We authorized 70 announce Gen. rs. Z.
Cheatham as a candidate for Mayor Oh 'he ivy
-, \ ,s,,.,rl, -, the ensuing election aug3-te
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UPN. 2. WILLIS Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the reasons why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius" to
operate a Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing machine, and
Why many excellent house-keepers'' can not do
[. teb22-f
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Having purchased Mr.. M'IAnahan s interest in the
goods, have taken In partners In our business
Dixon A. Allison and John Is. Johnson We shall con-
unue at our old stand, where viii be pleased 10
meet our old friends and merchants generally.
Being anxious o. cut down present stock as low
possible, preparatory 10 fail purchase, will
offer Inducements la prices % those wishing replen-
ish their stock We shall be glad all times
oeve their orders and will do best 10 al them
satisfactorily.
Junel4 ALLISON. ANDERSON A. Co
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r9-.SIR. WILLIAM GILL has been appointed our
RoUTE Agent in this city, and is authorized 10 receive
and receipt for any moneys due this Office
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A GARD

III ANlNG sold our entire business 10 Mr. Alexandra
L Delisser, We wish in this manner 10 return o.
sincere thanks 10 our friends and customers for u
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed us and 70 So
hct Tor our successor "A continuation OF the same
All debts due TO our late hrm will be collected BY
Mr. Dehsser or his authorized Agent who is alone
empowered 10 settle the same.
je23 LYONS A. co
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General Walker,

NEW ORLEANS, August ll.-Gen. Walker is
in Alabama. He left Mobile on the steamer
lie Grand for Montgomery on the ninth.
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Death.
River and weather.

New YOYK. August ll.-John Duer, Chief
Justice of our Superior Court, is dead.
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ST. LOUIS, August ll.-The river fell one
foot yesterday.
The thermometer reached lO4 in the shade
to dav
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From Mexico.
Sailed.

NEW ORLEANS, August ll.-President Zu
loaga has abandoned TampicO.
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Efank Robbed.

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE majority against
English ordinance, as far "a received, is G,
35S
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The Atlantic Gable.
From Washiuoron.

TRINITY, BAY, Aug. IOtb.-The Telegraph
Gable affairs are progressing satisfactorily.
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elbow Fever.
Engiish,s Ordinance.

NEw ORLEANS, August Il.-I40 deaths last
week from yellow fever
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Dunavant Tract OF Land on
North side OF the River.

"a. Vaughn, Aem r., &C. -. N. kScsetts Aatn 4 &C
aad others.
DY virtue of a dccree 81 the ChAncery Court a.
ID Nashville in above Gauss. glii procccd - sell
IL the highest bttrrs al the FouEth01so N iafs els
on sATI kDAl, TiiE sTh ar Sk-f'ftnhk1i NtAf Lsts
Nos l. ahd a. Tie lsioo ~ he DanatAat ir-ci
u Land an1 beas AL 81 said Tract % Land Te1aln
las unssiIt. No coatzsns IS acres. NJ co1taas ~
acres and 10 police, 1Ed 40. contains IS An1
o. Vsles- Tsrtns aad ali other particulars made
known GA day ~ sale y p CLAWS
lyzs-g1 Clerk And Master
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Notice OF Dissolution.

GVNHE firm OF ALLISON, ANDERSON CO., COM
Il posed OF And. Allison, 7. Anderson and W. y.
h'IAnahan, WAS by mutual consent dissolved on the
LIST day Of June, by the retiring Of Mr.. MIanahan
from the hrm- And. Allison and T. Anderson are
alone authorized % wind up the business OF the old
firm. Those Indebted % the late firm are requested
10 make payment without delay, and those having
claims against the same viii present them for pay
ment ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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BONNETS-BONNETS.
x fEfh a aEfft AZ
New York Millinery Emporium,
80 Union ST., Nashville, Tenn.
SNS., August y, 1858

NJ RS. DOYL
ID EsS leave inform her customers In the
ID city and throughout the states Of Tennessee and
Alabama, that she has returned from New York, and
hAs received her spring ImportAtsons for ls5s, OF
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS * MILL
merry GOODS.
Consisting In part Fellows s-loo0 Preach Pattern
szanets 500 Lrghora Hoonaers and Chilsircns' Hats
richly trimmed /. 80 Head pFessss, styles 1ss
boxes Preach Flowers, Rzidai Equipment and H.ss
Ornament; 1850 pieces BRanst. sash and belt kibsons
with a large stack II Ensbsoldsries, CsArs, siesves
SETS Caiiarens' waists, Robes Bands kgmss fBssr
tons. Asntlhzs-
Es- Country Ahinefs snppisrd with Pattern Ban
nets every Arteie apfertktning % the business
Eyery description Of Bossssess and Gents, ktAs
Reached and Trimmed IN Ms o. peculsr sig 10
stamping for b. aiding and finkng dcoe-
When serene summer unlol1s her robes,
And gives fragrance - The ana
ne LADIES' they viii bob sFcaad
In search q Boanets ~ilAoat= cenp4rs,
So re wans % save shoe leather,
Ana mnch perri<x1ns sol,
Our aexsce 81 pront ~ the tns wssthsT,
sAa4 sc..pescs. IA 'c1resr Eno1s 81
Afra3-a eks noiI
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LYONS L. co.
JUST RECEIVED!

JUST RECEIVED
90 Baskets Comet Clampaign:
~ ]" cases Sparkling Hook:
10 " Moseue;
10 4" Stin Catawba;
so " Picks, assorted;
20 Z" Spced Oy sters;
10 Fresh Pine Apple, superior article;
80 " Scheidam Schnapps pts ana qts
90 " London Cordial Gin, Booth a Sedg-
wick's. ALSO ON n Nd
supply Of the well known hedicated Brandy an
article unsurpassed for the OF Darrhasa Dysen-
terry and other Summer Complaints. Also, fun as
soTtment Of Liquors, &c.
A. DE1ISSIR
Jy2-u No. College, Street
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FROM SANTA FE.

ST. Louis lSth.-Santa Fe mail has arrived
with dates to the 10th uIt Business brisk.
Healthy Legislature adjourned on the 9Th of
January. a gold. mine has been discovered
near Fort Fillmore. No palpable demonstra-
ton has been made on the part Of the Utah In
dians but the MOrnOns arc evidently tampcrine
with them. Our agents have been requested
to act with caution and hberality towards them
and to use their utmost endeavors to prevent
their alliance with the MOrmons
The Santa Fe Gazette advocates the raising
Of a regiment of mounted rife in that territory
for the Utah war, stating that the march from
that point to Salt Lake would be but 10 days.
1t also recommends that 4 reinforcement be
sent thrO' New Mexico, describing the route
as being much easier than the Northern, with
abundance of provision and forage.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Feb. 13.-The Board appointed by the War
Department, to examine Sharp's brccch-loadiug
pistols, similar in construction to the breech-
loading carbines, have made report, the OBJ
iect being 10 ascertain how long they can be
used without cleaning, after 90 shots With the
sighttn, after IS shots with ten inch pistol, the
movable or sliding Greech became so foul rs to
work with difficulty, and to render further ex-
in a minute -
The O. S. Treasury statements for the week
ending on Monday last, show receipts amount
to nearly $685., 900, the amount ON depOsite in
New York. subject to draft, is 81, 1870; the drafts
paid over, $4,000. For the quarter ending
with December, the receipts from all sources in
to the Treasury, were $Tl .O92. GG5, and expen.
ditures $4,000, 900.
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RIVER AND WEATHER-

LOuIsvILLR, Feb. l3.-River Ealling-5 feet
inches in the canal; feet 10 inches on the falls
Light fall Of snow last night and this morning;
row cloudy. Mercury SO dogs.
CINCINNATI Feb. 3D. River stationary. Snow
ing all mOrning-nOw mild. Wind S. Their. SO.
ST. Louis, Feb. I3.-River full Of very heavy
ice, aud falling rapidly. Illinois is closed tight
The Missouri is doubtless gorged above Boones-
vile as no ice is running past that point Wca-
Their has moderated considerably since yester-
day afternoon, and between p. IN. aud this
morning about inches of snow fell, which is
melting slowly
PrrTsBURGli, Feb, ls.-River feet z inches,
filling. Weather cloudy, with snow. Mercu-
ry % dogs. 81
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BEBEE'S
rrSr1LArzn. sKLP.A

I'VE have this day received New York Behes's-
w SSprins style Hats, and take pleasure In Introduce
nP This improved VentilAting Feneehss hats
m9king them son head. This ventilation b made By
admitting the air between the leather and the body OF the
h.E and DassnE causing free circulation
airthTout The leather constructed 70 conform
- ,6s sNSn Of the forehead the put on
thsreb relieving rom the pressure UNPLEASANT
and So much complained Of In Al saensd hats, aud eaus
-, the SSIE Hat TO be pable and the
Hat and far comfOgtabs, inasmuch - IT'S veil
stS eeedinEiy light and equally durable hats
h tbe ordinary TaV. Vntlaen areinxitd 70 eall and
sIsIne : q, susnNl :. n HARPER foE6.
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FROM NEW YORK

not held the use Of the Academy being refused.
There was meeting of Indignation, in which
Stanton, in few remarks, considered himself
inadequate to address the crowd. He was fol-
lowed by band of music, which escorted him
to the New York Hotel, where he made few
remarks.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FEB. 13.-Flonr dull aud unchanged, Super
fine quoting at $3.50, although the same can he
bought at $4,3I9. Wheat, receipts light. sales
lot of very choice was bought ut 81, So Corn
quiet at 55a5G for White and Yellow Whisky
firm at 2l3a22.
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NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS
AT j. q. ORR'S,
no III MAIN srEE RHR-F,

THAT popular BOok, City the Great King, by Dr. Bar
eiayi Mustang GTryIIOn. JeTTe CIrrnss' lass Book;
Husband IS WIFE or Nobo, 70 lsne (nustratgdl Lucy
hoEnrdS Journals Boat and Tent Life, BY Prime (Ost adj
mrabl 0oks Married Single; Portraits married
Friends; All 81 Capt Mayne Reeds Works. Alone The Hid
den Path, and Moss Side The popular works Of Marion
HaTand the Richmond AuthOTessStOsetleF with every.
thing In the StatonAry line, nank aud School Books
Spring T.Tpd
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NEW FALL GOODS

ISAAC PRAGBR begs IufoFn the pubiie that ke n.
cheapest stock ever offered By him 20 ths public
by assoEtnsht Is eoaPiste Ia everything Belonging
to Dry Goods aud Fancy buSiness bat claim
that failed, sseriSes,I eoandent seIisls than
RMBR0iRERIEs &c. which hav. bomb, onlv
PoIteFs and auction, shall sell aston
thing 10. prices. just my stock which IN
at Of any other house. which u be sold 50 per
sIlAWLs.-I have an Immense quantity Of, and shan
sen t1s - peg cent hes than other aru, having
ret from the fastoFy Amongst my shauIs you VIII dad
DRRss G0Obs-I have in such variety. that n In .,
begin 70 them should occupy much Of youT
time outI an esrtainI u ea shall be able please
CLOTHS. cAssIMEREs, and everything in ma. line.
coa6tFy Msrs6sa,ss % s1Sae T 49, q ave ss9usst
have them on CO. sienment from RasteTu House and
EUsLISS-Boih beaehed and unbleaeb.d. on,r mr..
ehase y tne eass and H sell thsn Efth ssI a-
Tanee either By the piece yard.
~ =: 10 AID & = the q Millinery eooda
VeiVets satins, etc. viii III 70 NiilInTS
h:H5S 7y an g an others ProPortionatsly-
ever I'd ana foruls and ON soId
Coas examine my mock andI an esnaaent Of your
ssPls 49, ~ Ese 1Isi1 =.
Teas, Teas.
ISE ImPsEial Gan PORTER, Y Hyson OoIong AID Blaek
v. A. EDWARDS 4 REQ. =
oelS Conner Of 1OurOe and EaFiet sts
A slsSS ta-sti ''' 3S az IsSI Ess ABB i'r
/ Ak - B4RLEY.
4lea1t ~ HAEdhooas- tdeeIl !. 81 PUafPHREY
OLD RE, lIoaonsahsIa ana TTiS6 TTEI7T5 j17T 7T-
- ena ioF sale ~ los221 "A-EDWAKDs BRO.
10. YET TT. F'ssIyss 5 gSI e -
GREAT VAEisi, OF aDs IIq10TS IN stare aud
"a " 4. EDWAK9e BilO.r
a9iSin,EF ne PaE fGSs
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LYNoiI, ARNoF 4 Co.


Many Druggists, having old Linments hand, viii try
to sen them the best, you positively re-
fuse purchase them for sER AGGiS ARCTIC LIN.
1MENT,n and take no other.
Liberal asROp0aiIfOns
The pCoprieors furnish purchaser Of doll
lar bottle, with free subscriptions u g. Journal for
This e OF the n. T. Illustrated papers
certificate emitting the holder the benefit Of this prop
oStiOuS enclosed IN the around
tie The Arctic Lhnent put up % cent 80 cent and
81 bottles. The 81 and 81 bOtIIes 50 and 100
cent. more lniment in proportion CeIr cost and
are heeileGPest. For sale BY BRAGG & BURROWEs,
Sole PrOpTiefoTS, st. Louis, No r
An Agent wanted In every town villas e. AppIiea-
lions must Hl.ays be AeeomPaned by rsPensibe refer
janiS1y-Smd&E-Ea General Agents 70. Wkeeil T.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

a, 924 for State, and q, 50a4,s0 for tibia; an
advance of DC on each. Wheat very DALI
Corn advanced; 10000 bush. sold at 81 zoe for
white; an advance Of 1c. Mess Pork I5c better,
at SIGa16i0
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Celebration on the 22d Fsbruary.-wo learn
hat Prof Miller is arranging to give his sixth
select colillOn party of the season, on Monday
evening e, the 22d inst, at Washington Hail.
iae Prof has gone to work, we understand, to
make this party nothing short of grand fete-
and to this end he is already vigorously at
work. His former parties, as every one knows.
aave been given under the patronage of the
''ShiOn and beauty of the city.
"ou with the dance,
Let Joy by unconHned"
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Aotsl Change.-We see that change las ia
Ken place IN the proprietorship of the Mcclure
House, by which Mr.. Henry L. Stevenson, OfNew
York City, formerly us. Consul at Nicaragua,
assumes the management in connection with
Mr. Pollard. Mr.. Stevenson has the advantage
'fan extensive personal acquaintance, and from
short acquaintance with the gentleman, we
should suppose him to be possessed frnany ofthe
essential elements of success in the hotel bust
ness We commend the new firm of Pollard &
Stevenson to public favor.
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A'aotdsr lfart4t 7aiet. On Saturday morn
ing man named Samuel Rail, mo relation to
I. Rail, who was recently run over by a train of
cars,) was caught in the act of making away
from the End Ward Market with a quantity of
butter belonging to John w. Smith. lie was,
nabbed by an officer, and taken before Aid.
Wright, who committed him to Jail. Rail is a
citizen of bridgeport.
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BRA4Go ARCTIC I,ININIrifa n

inComprehenstble
the panEs Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut, EryspeIas
cuaneous diseases rapidly all similar
aratous The PFopretors give for the encouragement OF
deru effected by during the months.
the prOpretOrs, but their length prccIuds Publication OF
'4' 'e one IsoIile triumphant.
Mrs: MoGt No. 90 H%TsHH Street. 81 Louis having
Preparations Without effect cured by fy bot
tie Of Arctic Ltnimrnt. ,,
Henry Davis, Mound street 81 Louis, who he was
saiering the psngs Of Purgatory" with Neuralgia for
49,. ''''''' isity the Little children.
Chicago, seaided ali by the upsetting kettle
ing to the directions, and the fire WAS staty extracted,
and in few days the little sufferer was we'll.
lkestOrcd'to Beauty.
Mrs George Tyler Canal street, N a., had long suf-
srs@ s painful and on the face
restored to her oriSiPal beauty: ,
horrible .unoE the neck which resisted all renedIe.
until he tried the are. Lniment Three bottles cured
WOudcErnI CareI
Mrs Bedford Mobile conne to her couch for three
years with numb palsy ana after being II despair from the
allure OF an was cured oy the Arctic ni-
'-s''' ''''' An EX PIosIon.
thereby certify that having been badly bruised and
scaldeh by the explosion Of Steam Boiler, friend induced
Y extra ted from the scald and in avery short time all
the pain from the DTutSea. Two weeks
we'll, and able to resume my business.
HENRY HAVEKEKILL,, residence jackson street.
The Hlind see!
~ WKRsrAR CiTy Iowa, Nov. eth, 1851.
DR., A. G.. BRAsG-DeaT Sir: For than three gears
had been AFFLICTED with inhamed eyes, In aggravated
degree and tried various Physicians
eject; induced by DR.. baum try the
Lniuent and in months neeTly WELL sly little
daughter afflicted In the the
tine. and during portion of the time entirely blind
in eye. applied your valuable Linmt mt, her
now perfectly sound. Thus have I, with
pittbotts, cured daughters aud my oEn besides
cutting the rheumatism In back lwOuld not hs without
your Invaluable remedy in my house Yours truly,
/ Mn. RUSSELL.
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, iS5I-
RUSSELL and with astounding he mentions, and
know hi, statement to be strictly true. -
J. J. WADSN'lRTll, y. NJ, Webster City.
Good for 4 nimulH.
This Invaluable Linu1eIt Is also equally efhcaous in
curing the dissAses Of annals witness the following
Certificate: Messrs J. g A ArnOt, and Lynch, AFnUt
Keep the two largest Lively sJAbigsin the Wss
orally known throughout tle United States.
2 81 ST, LouIs. Dec. Esd, 1851.
We the undersigned, having br Brags Arctic
ment for number Of months, eheerully testify
peor efficacy in curing the diseases OF hOEte wen
satisfied Of the Arctic being the best Imminent made
number Of years, extensive livery city and
consequently eSOsrence about hoTsss dsgaS
Is great aud We unhestatingy that the ln
the only have dIOcaRs eJfcfi1e
We cordially recommend IL livery EeepeTs
J. 4 A ARNoT.
, LYNolI, ARN0Ti4 CO.,
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FIRE

New YoRK, Feb. 13.-Ths Penitentiary Hos
pital at Blackwells Island, was destroyed by
fire this morning. The inmates were rescued
Loss $4,000.
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Notice to Gus Consumers Those who ex-
pect to discontinue the use of Gas, and all 9TH
ers interested, will find No. Lard oil, winter
strained, and Etherial OIL, prime quality, at the
Bridge Corner Drug Store. They callattention
also to fresh arrival of Babbitt's Soap Poloder,
in tin cans; Pyles Dietetic Saterdtus, an article
which has attracted great attention in the East
See advertisement
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Gash Vstem

ON the First tbs saber6er. Ltend adopt.
Nll7inr the CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY. They viii
not depart this rule under any for
TaT,y or parties heiug convinced
this plan Is not only better for the seller,
but , si,S for the ouA1rESs, KNOX co.
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=, porIEe, OF HANcooK.-our thanks are
M -. delegate from Hancock County, Mr.. G.
/, li p ~t fol- repeated Legislative fayors.
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"on with the dance,
Let joy bv uneontined.'

The L'arl Inspectors at Pittsburgh will ex.
nine into all the facts connected with the late
4'Sas'er to the steamer Fanny Fern. The Lo-
u. Inspectors for this port will continue to re-
s,''e all the information touching the catastro.
pa pr'' and forward it to the Pittsburgh Board
"spndeFstand that considerable evidence has
,stn gwen which goes to show that the disas-
Vt was not attributable TO carelessness on the
i''' OF the engineer on watch. The real cause,
y yel, is matter Of conjecture.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ls.-wiIcox, Fraley &
Rogers, heavy straw goods hOus> in this city,
resumed to-day.
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Theatre Not Comiag-The agent of the
Athenaenm building has received letter from
Manager Foster, notifying him that the Theatre
win not open this evening as announced.
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HALIFAX, Feb. 1s.-Up to this time. the
steamship has not been siSiralIel below.
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EOI3 SHERIEE-

MEssRs EDITORs:-PIease announce our Worthy elite
WM. J. mJUsIES, independent candidate 70
Sheriff. In the ensuing Spring Election.
Geb6 TIE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Fen. I3.-Flour unchanged. Whisky 1se.
Hogs firm; receipts fair. Provisions firm Moth
ing has transpired yet.