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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
nENNS NSYLVANIA Rail K o A d
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

nENNS SYLVANIA RIA l. GA D
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The Pennsy Railroad connects al Pittsburgh with rail-
roads 10 and from ST. Louis Mo Asn, Gaena and Chicago
III Frankfort, Lexington and LouTie Kyi Terra Hsate,
Madison Lafaye,te and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
sprpsfed Beueonane Sandgky Toledo, Cleveland, Colum
bus Zanesye Massion and Wooster, Ohio also with the
packet boats from and to NewOreans ST. Louis Louis
Through for the East be had any Of the above
mentioned places in the West So
Pa,sepger, will find this the shortest mos. expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and the West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN s. HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 20 HOURS.
Fare as low any ether route: .
See hsndbills in the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information, be had II The
osbce Of The Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
~ No. 2Astor House, Broadway.
J,nrsrv I Is5s J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent
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Me1iral.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA-The original and
- genuine article celebrated for the Of diseases
srspx from impoverished yaed inhsmed condition Of
the habit Of the system Prepared and sold By A. b.
d. SANDS, Druggists, No. 100 Fulton st., NewYork
DRADDOCKs PULMONARY COUGH MIX
ID TURE-This excellent Medicine for the Of Cods,
Coughs Group and general Pulmonary Complaints IL truly
great blessing the public. II 20 take efficient in
sctior bad result About $500 bottles have been
e,sled the past the City Of Hartford Conn., Il OF
recent date and foI the t time publicly offered to the
citizens Of fNewiork. - -
sty ior Colds Group Sold wholesale BY G. WELLS
Co. No. lis Frankins and al retail BY the Druggists Pre-
pared and scld Hartford Conn, BY JOHN BRADDOCk,
Druggist and Apothecsry.
CTEWART's COUGH CANDY.-The best
- Courh Candy ever made For Coughs and Colds and ~
affections the Throat and Lungs it has no equs Whse.ae
by SC CHIEFFELIN BROTHERS Co.. A. b. D. SANDS
Co. OLCOTT 4 AcKESSON, w. w. THAfER, and BY Az
druggists in the L. s. Manufactured By STEWART Co..
Nc. do Pearst., N. Y.
C>al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

CH.ALrs o. Gsgs. New Pos,Oce Bslasns. On Assss ~
u. .ss u Tn, TsIsvsG In HAArfosD. Coan-
or fri.Lds N Crcieo ohs,n Tss TaisesS !" ~ 80
H--.s -, 60. :. V.I.S~ . -A-..-Ass
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
CONNECTING At New. Hampton with the Delaware Lsts
wanna and Wss,ern Railroad, and a. Ess:on with the Lshsb
VA rA{ik aSRiNeENEsT ,cm..pens October l. lsss-
Leave York for EsstOn and places from Pier
No North River 7! y and Tor Soner
WI. BY above trains, AID a, En-
Je.e, which esve NewYel from .be foot of Court
= nd i: b.sr.s % .1s sef and Western Rail.
1s:a m .ls y S JOIN 5f srkRSs Ems sA s:
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD August
80 1859 Train. N have ChaInb-rsst Station follows.
Ts T1in @ .na m o trS s'I' r aa5 rTs
and $50 m; for Sing sas 10 I'm nj s1a ss5 p M T
.sd SIPS Sins rsins stop at the Way Stations.
Chamber. Cana Christopher and 3'.s;s Tram. fr New
SIs sunday. dsy az ss m a r SMITH saPsrh-Sd.n
ELUSHING RAILROAD-4eayesF Fulton Mar
ket Wharf By steamer lOLAs q. S5 $50 and 10
and and $50 The cara leave fu,hnz L. L. At et'
ps.~nser with the boat Hunter. Point. Tnroush in 50
minutes Pare Is cent. "A n. SMITH, Receiver
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.-
' ssa1 Boo.
er 9resnpoTt; lesvs south arsTIy srostiyn' a, N,
rave South Ferry Brootyn at u p, N, for Jamaica
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ 1858. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lS5e.
Passenger Station Nsw-Yort, 27th and 'th-av,
'-'''H' ~ TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRx.
For New Haven IN. tex l24i 2:45, lex 33 and
- IS nd 3 n s gS1 q sdi;s sgf s s q
por, and we'Port m ~ IS g and =. P m fsd H9I 6
stamford ss m ls1l r. a. 245 s:45 80, $50
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations a. m I"'f'
''"' ''''' CoSNECTISo TRAINS.
For Boston sa m tesl 9;5 p M texl For Hartford snt
Springfield. N. (ex) 2i5 m (ex For Connecticut
River Railroad Montreal iex) For Canal Railroad to
NJ, lev 4 and m For
and New London Railroad, and 2;t5 For Hou'a-
tonic Railroad, II. For Naugatues Railroad, g. m
245 p. N. For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad, a. n
345 p. m. JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
OFFICE OF THr NEw.YoRK AND NEw-H.yES R: Co.
27th-s.. and 4th-sv. New York, Oct 20 1888
NOTICE.-CHANGE of TIME of the NEW
IN YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS TRAIN.
Train for Boston via New Haven, Hartford and Springfield VIII
leave ''a'' 'Hd '''''' al $40 p Ill., j. HoYf. sup
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
N COMPANY.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MONDAY, Sept -, 1888
Trains leave Depot White and Centre as s
sl5 p IN While Plains train stopping at all stson.' .
Trains leave Of bhst and 3thav d.
sIO M w isu sbridse train, stopping at all Stations
$50 pl Mail train stopping Winam'brdse and al s'a'
II 20 A. RI. Wiisms bridge stopping a. all Stations
III 80 g. White Plains train, stopping at al Ss,on
$50 o m Wliamsbrdge train, stopping al al Stations
400 D. IN. Plains train, stopping at ali stations
$500 p White Plains tran stopping al Gil STATIONS soo'c
Willsmsbrdge. .
s4op m wliamsbridse trsln stopping at al Stations
$50 p. .Wliamsbridee train stopping at all stations.
RJTuR,ISe-Leave Chatham -Four Corners: -
10 80 M Mail stopping w iamsbrdse, White Rams
and all Stations north: ~
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

DEOPLE's LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY
! ISLAND, wHITESToNE, MEN, ROCHELLE, AID @
ISLAND CITY James Vradenburgh will leave
Fulton Market slip a. Returning leaves Mamaroneot
., y m New Rochelle, City Island, 81 IN, and
Nhltettope al $40 q
DAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Steamer META
~ MORA EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY And SAT-
URDAY, from foot Of Jsy-st.. q, 7 r. m.
ITO NEW-H AVEN.-Fare 81; Berths
Il Freely ELM CITY, at p. m, and TRAVELLER at II,
ford by the GRANITE STATE every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY ard SATURDAY, at 4 .. N. RlCHD PECK, Agent
L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
i PORT and FALL RiVER.-The splendid and superior
Steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown, esyes NewYork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY And SATURDAY, 9. o'clock u,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt, Brsyton, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, s,4 O'Clock p. III, fom Pier
No 5 N. X.
Hereafter win be regarded ~ secured 20 any spPh
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Bcs.en forwarded through with great dispatch hy
an Express Freight Train.
WIN BORDEN. Agent Nos 70 and u West-st.
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and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
N ,a.o uJNrrp Ia,a

OyFIcr OF rHr NEw-YoRK AND NEw-HAvES r. Co.,
27,hs. and 4.h-sv., New.York, Oct. u, 1853
NOTICE.-CIiANGEo of TIME Of the NEW
N YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS TRAIN.
On az after MONDAY, November l. the Evening Express
Train Boston via New Haven Hartford and Springfield VIII
leave 27ths. aud i;hav at 245 instead OF ~
j. H. HOYT, Supt.
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.-vi.

(ALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.-Vis
u NICARAGUA.
American, Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company,
Propretors.
Ne splendid steamship WASHINGTON xcO0 tunL
Capt. HENRY CHURCHILL.
for The Csorre trade BY tbs
Ncarsg1s Route will leave Pier No 81 North River, New
York,
On SATURDAY, the 9th November, az p
CARVING mails and freight 20 San Juan del Nore 70
San Juan del Sur with the wsDknown and COM
uodious steamship
HERMANN CAPT. C.vIHDy
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
These ships offer unsurpassed accommodations for he
com. and safety passengers The lthmus Route thor
oushy repaired good erder and the country healthy
passage and freight apply only the Office Of the Agent
wv JOHN p. YELvERTON. Aren't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
miscellaneous.

NTOVE POLISH.-A very superior article for
~ family use, It's clean durable and brilliant and exceeds
sDytking of the hind the market IL is also sgrestsayne Of
hhor QUARTERMANS 4 SON. ia Johnst. New'fort
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

NOR CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA, at
REDUCED FAREs-Tte splendid fast sailing Steam
shp WASHINGTON Of 1900 tuns register, Capt: Henry
Churchill now living a. Pier No 81 North River foot Of Beach
st. NewYor superb Steamship will leave on sATCR-
DAY Noven connecting a. San Juan del Sur
vi.h the magnificent Ocean Steamer HERMANN, Capt.
Csvendy for San Francisco California Thi. Is permanen;
oppositon line The A. A. p S. c. Co., Propnet0rs Tho
Undersigned being authorized to sell tickets for this line "
California has established Office for the sale thereof a. W
Broadway, where tickets may o. all times be hsd a. tho
lowest price fixed BY the Company -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
TJNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICA
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

From New.YoTi to Liverpoo.
chi.f 6ssis !s,I Ps::ss
From Boston to Liverpool: .,,.
Chief Cabin Pssssge ............'....'''''""~.V
second Cabin Passage. ...,.:;.........."." "
rhs .g ron S.I so;S9 s5ts 5s Hs cAsApA Capt Lang
ARABiA, Ssg Cap; :I?s Stone, AMERICA Capt. Wsin..
AsA AsRGH G. .a ss.Ss5n aS kfsaa os eSP
These vessels clear white light st green on
si HTRoP. sc:top .W.dns.d.y Nov
4MhRSa 4sIA Nov
kIASAh4 SENieh
EUROPA Leitch. Leaves boston WEDNESDAY pee 10
ARABIA Boston. Wednesday Dec. %
Bsrths not secured until paid for,
The Of hip viii not be accountable for Cold
s: .ps the
therein expressed ''' sisn HSAsD So Rsssn
NOTICE.-The day of sailing of the steamer
~ PACIFIC from port Galway having been changed BY
dee ion ehe owners NE nCS xpRFss R CO Ass5
ALEX. HOLLAND Msusser
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
al the principal Town. Of ENGLAND and IRELAND via
:sSs s,E ;Y I5$:s s.! :
PROM NEw'YoRKc ,rrnn.v A.
yiGO TtIRsDAY Nov 49,
CITY OF BAITiiMoRE.. THURSDAY pee. 2
Passengers viii speedy and safe route to
The Continent.
Cabin from New YoTk and Phisdephia
from NewYork OF the above named places W
Return tickets available for six months %
Antwerp and all parts Of the Continent without delay
Steamers provided with every requisite
insure the immediate extinction of fire. ana the strcest dis
ciplne enforced with regard to the use of lights.
fO' i p # ssssssy ss Ss 9? at YeSRp%sy Agent
In Liverpool to WIN. INMAN, Tower Buildings
V'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF
Il STEAMSHIPS, between NEW-YORK, SOUTHLAND
TON HAvRE and BREMEN, win sail as follows, carrying
he United States Malls:
Prom New.York for SOUTH Bremen for Southampton
.mp.on, Havre and Bremen Southampton for Sew.York
VANDERBILT. Saturday, Dec. 25l Wed, Dec 2s
These steamships have wstergh Compartments, and carry
able surgeons. . 49, , o .,,,
second cabin $50 .ne per Arie-Fra cabin, eso second
cabin s 80; third cabin, $50
Certificates issued for passage from Europe
Specie delivered In London and PANS
D TORRANCE, Agent, No. Bowling Green, N Y
EOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. S.
l. MAIL LiNE.-The fsyoIite steamship FLORIDA Capt
l. Crowel, will leave on SATURDAY, November 6, at
O'Clock D. from Pier No North River Csbn passage to
Savannah sl5 Through tickets given TO Mentsomery Coum.
board freight passage, apply to SAML MITCHELL
SON. No. IS Broadway.
EOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Screw Steamship Compsnys and FIRST ella" ste ainsnp
MONTGOMERY. Crocker, Commander will leave fieI 10
Cabin passage, with unsurpassed accommodsons BIO
Rbrough 10 NewOeens 80 so Mobile, $50 Mont
eomery SIS; Albany Ga, ez Atlantic and Columbus -:
u'o''H'' 'A'Di H. =, B. CROMWELL Co.. No &c ws.t.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
From August

80 1854 Train. win have Chanberss' Station follows;
Tr.ns II % m and 1880 p m for PouEhks-p.e -.
and 500 nj for sinl Sing 10 M and 5:t' N %
Peek.hn i:J0 and $50 T. The Ponghk.ep-e, Peekslil
AID sDs Sing stop Way Stations Passenger. taken
Cana Christopher and 3ls.s's Trans for New
n s,.,day. AZ o. m A p. SMITH, Superintendent
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Dp Celfgrapb.
Arrival OF e Asia.

New York June l0-The steamer Asia
has arrived off Sandy Hook, with Liverpool
dates of the 18th.
Sales of Cotton for the week. 80 900 bales,
of which spectators took 5000. and expor-
tiers LOGO bales all qualities declined to /,
closing quiet.
Manchester advices unfavorable. Bread
stuffs dull. Consols 975. Estimated sales
bales, of which 5000 bales are American.
Bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
e185, 900. Money unchanged
The Borussa arrived out on the 9th, and
the Ariel on the 2Sth.
Cotton quotations-Fair Orleans "a /; Mid
ding 81 Mobile Fair Z !; Middling 81 Up
land Fair Middling g.
HAvRE-Orleans tres 0rdinaire 106 f. Flour
Western canal 20s 6d92ls Cd; southern Els
@21s Cd. Wheat, Red So lodges Cd; white
7s(97s Sd. Corn. yellow 34s(934 cd. Pro-
visions, Beef heavy, Bacon quiet and firm.
Lard 57s(957s I'd. Sugar heavy at decline
of to lad. Rosin 4s(94s Id. Spirits Tur-
pentine 46(950.
gar dull cd lower. Spirits Turpentine AIS cd
@4Ss.
There are rumors of an intended demonstra-
ton by the French war steamers against Nor
rocco.
The Duke De Almede is spoken of as sue
cessOr to Concha.
The Montenegro boundary is TO be settled
by a Commission at Constantinople.
The Turks are landing large forces at Ra-
puSa.
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AFRICAN EMIGRATION-The Charleston C1,t-
rier, publishes a reply of Secretary Cobb to
application TO clear a vessel from Charles
ton for the coast of Africa, "for the purpose
of taking on board African cmigrants. in ac-
cordance with the emiGrant passenger laws
and returning with the same TO the United
States" Mr.. Cobb directs the collector of the
port Of Charleston not to grant clearance
to the vessel. as the conviction is irresistible
that the object Of the proposed enterprise is
to bring these AFRICAN emigrants" into the
c)untry with the view either of making slaves
of them. or of holding them to service or la
Dor. If 50, it is an attempt to cvade the laws
o. the country on the subject of African i'm
portation.
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A New WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTs.--A corres-
pondent of the New Orleans Bee writing from
Mexico May 5th, says:
1.-THE Zuloagu government. being without
the means OF paying it, soldiers, has imposed
tax of one per cent. on the entire capt.
tai OF the Republic, real and person. In an
other decree the President has created Ma
tional Bank. with power to issue $4,000 90
of bank notes, without having in its vaults
one dollar of metallic basis Those notes are
guaranteed by the revenues of the country"
A guarantee for something that does not
exist 1t is but a few days since that this
same Zuloaga government issued decree
closing the port OF Mexico to foreign CON-
merce,-and thus, of course, shutting out
what is ordinarily the most IClable source of
government revcnue
The proposal to issue six millions Of paper,
under the circumstances, is one OF those
splendid schemes" for which Mexican states
men, in finance as in politics, are so famous.
Zuloaga must have been Studying our Wild
Cat System of Banking-out West. With
'nary red' in his bank, he calculates upon
raising tie wind to the extent OF six millions!
" Fre la R.ptbiquf!"
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Sairo-liO found (ity.

We regret Ia say that there was a great deal
of water in Cairo during the whole of last
week. There was difference of opinion as
to whence the water came. but it was con-
stantly rising, and. on Tu, sday last, when we
visited the town, great portion of it was
submerged and very large number of houses
were partially under water
The tide, we are told, continued to rise,
until. on Saturday, the guests OF the principal
hotel had to be discharged. as cooking was
impossible. On Friday or Saturday the tres
tie work of the Illinois Central Railroad,
three or four miles from Cairo. was washed
away Ivy the current from the Mississippi or
careencd that the cars could no longer pass
over it, The passengers were obliged to take
the branch railroad to Mound City and obtain
accommodation at the fine hotel there. Sew
cral weeks, we are inform d, must elapse be-
fore the railroad can he repaired. and. in the
mean liEIe, there can be no getting to Cairo
by land.
Mound City stands so high that she stood
the late ireshet triumphanty. We shall have
something Ia say Of her condition and pros
poets in two or three days.-Lou. Jour.
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RUMoRED REsIGNATIoN.-Th Helena Shield
learns that the Hon. THoS. b. HANIY has ten
dered his resignation Judge of the Supreme
Court of Arkansas The Shield remarks: "This
will be a source of regret to many who know
Judge Hanly. but really it is no more than
could be expected, when we consider the mig
gardly salary that is allowed by law, and the
ability required. If the people of Arkansas
tons, they must be willing to allow them
something in the neighborhood of liberal
salary. In matters of this sort, rs in all 9th
ers, the laborer is worthy of his hire"
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
The regular annual meeting Of the stuekhold-
ers Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
was held yesterday, at the comPany's Office.
There was quite "a full attendance, but neither
the President nor the Secretary OF the com
pany was present. nor did either of them
send any report or statement OF the affair of
the company for the consideration OF the
meeting. La view of this fact aud Of the pen
dency OF proceedings at Marshall, Texas, for
the sale OF the road und r the famous trust
deed OF October last, which sale was 10 BE- at
tempted TO be mads on Tuesday, the stock
holders present d. ciled not TO proceed TO an
election or TO transact other business until
the result of these proceedings should be heard
of. They, therefore, voted to adjourn from
day 10 day until advised OF what Is done, or
may be done. at Marshall--&. O. Pioayuas
81 inst.
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Paralline Camel Coal Oil,
For Lubricating Machinery,
FOR SALE IN THIS CITY BY
EWIN, PENDLETON &c CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE
UNION COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
NASHVILLE, KENTUCKY.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
NASHVILLE, KENTUCKY.

wfyrrcS, DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for
AZ E--aAfuS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
CAy who has devoted his attention the treat
Of private diseases for 80 years, hattcTs
himself, having attended To "A practice for many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled to
all diseases of private nature, matter how
from neglect of their own. DR.. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story, where he all diseases of
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine in
reference with business
STRUCTURES of Old recent date effectuay cured in
a few days, by operation which no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out OF neglect bad treatment, be efivctualiy
cured in few days.
SEMINAL MISUNDERSTANDING attention having been
given tn disease and all the consequences grow
ing of it, brought in many cases by the de-
structve habits of inconsiderae Youths and eXces-
sve indulgence of the passions, neglect of which will
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit
for business society and causing premature Old age
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty of
TIE Womb may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
No % Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn. will have
cessary directions strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock in the morning until in the
ming. may26- ind4wIy
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NASHVILLE June 10 ISIS.

Messrs. Jas. Walker, Geo. Greig, JLo. Ram
age, G.. W. Donigan. A. X. Holt, NJ. Powers,
ii. L. Claiborne, Saml. Brown, Slml Vanleer.
Jno. w. McWhirter, Thos. Calendar Jno.
Dillon, JAS T. Bell. VIM. Neal, Geo w. Mead.
Clifton, Albright & Co. J. VI. Hooper, aud
over one hundred others,
Gentlemen: Your kind favor of this date,
rendering me complimentary benefit, is at
hand. Allow me to return you my sincere
thanks for your kindness, and believe me
when | assure you that your generosity in
my behalf is fully appreciated.
would respectfully name Saturday even
ing. June 18th, as the evening for said benefit
With sincere regard, | subscribe myself,
Yours very respectfully.
j. j. LOVE.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, June I0.-HOUsE-The House
appropriated one million and two hundred
thousand dollars for ten screw war sloOps and
one side wheel steamers for the China seas.
The House disagreed to the SeDate's amend
ment, appropriating sl2,000,000 for fortifca-
TONS
The Committee on Foreign Affairs agreed
to report on Sickles' bill, giving the President
authority to resist and repel British outrages
ON tn Gulf.
Sickles' bill gives authority to the COM
manderS of merchantmen to oppose and de-
fend themselves against all forced visits,
searches, restraints, detentions and seizures,
and to capture the aggressors.
The Presid, Mt is authorized in a contingent
cy to use twenty millions, and to apply three
millions to seabOard Notifications, to use the
vessels of war now preparing and to prepare
others. Passed.
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SHIPMENT ExTRAo Messrs. GRAVES,
MARKS & Co., publishers of this city, yester
day shipped an invoice of books. their own
publications, to England. to fill an order.
This, we understand is the first order for books
from the South, to come from England. Most
of these books were written here, and are in
all things the entire production of the South.
We hope it is but the fcrerunner of many
shipments; at least that the publishing inter-
ests of the South may soon be able to supply
the home demand for literature.
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eFy- We would call particular attention to

gB- We would call particular attention to
McLean's notice in another column. We add
the following from the st. Louis Herald, which
speaks volumes in its favor. We say to all,
give it trial
ave take especial pleasure in recommend
ing McLean's celebrated Strengthening Cor
dial as an invaluable remedy for general de-
bility and weakness. We have seen it tested
in circle under our own immediate observa-
ton, and can vOuch for its efficacy and worth.
1t is an article which should be kept constant
ly in every family, as it is certainly an inval-
liable medicine. See the advertisement in
another column. JEW.
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gg- The EAGLE FAN. which may be seen at
the store OF ARMSTRONG & Co., Market street,
in this city, is the ne plus ultra of grain ard
SEED cleaners. 1t is about Is inches broad,
feet long and three feet high. and weighs 80
to 100 lbs. 1t will separate all light and for
eign matter from grass seeds, wheat, corn, &c
1t may be made to winnow 10 bushels of
grain per hour. For cheapIess. lghtncsS,
simplicity, efficiency and thoroughness of
work. we have never seen its equal.
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n "a S I'll " ILL E:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IL 1858.
NOTICE no CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of MIR. JOHN JACK
SON, long connected with our Office as
Clerk, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, If they prefer it. pay in
advance for the whole year.