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GAants.

L'URS! FURSl FURSl
IL A. 8IGHUND,
No 225 Baiore street. Cbaytes and 81 baltimore
street, NgrgIaDd Institute,
MANUFAGTUEEE AND
Full eele = RUSSIA SABLE, MINK, MINK SABLE
FITCH, STONE MARTIN, CHINCHILLA, WA
TER MINK, ROCK MARTIN, SIBE-
EtAN SQUIRREL. &c., &c, nc.
TLEMENS FUR COLLARS, FANCY FUR TRIMMINGS,
And FANCY SLEIGH ROBES.
The trade may be assured, that Mt place in the city
Gan be found larger or select assortment Of any OF
the above articles than here and every piece Is manu-
featured in the establishment under my immediate
direction, will warrant the goods Of SUPERIOR Or
DER OF make, and am prepared to sell CHEAP if not
CHEAPER than any other house
s23dlm A. sIGMUND.
DHENIX STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
4 ESTABLISHED 1920,
CORNER SHARP AND GERMAN STREETS.
Persons owning family in public cemeteries or pri
vate burial grounds respectfully invited before
purchasing elsewhere, and examine the stock of
MONUMENTS, ToMBS, HEADSTONES, &c,
Of the best American and Italian marble, finished
and for sale at the above establishment The ASSIGNMENT
which large, embraces original designs and of choice
structures in modern Also, MARBLE STATUES
GARDEN VASES, FOUNTAINS, and other ornaments
appropriate for Gardens, Dwellings, Grave lots
stanty on hand
ALEXANDER GADDEss, Proprietor,
Steam Marble Works
NEW YORK s5 STEAM rsr,n,,sHvrx
OFFICE l42 LEXINGTON STREET, BAIT.
We would beg call call the attention of the public
the fact that prepared do in the most superior
manner, every description of
SILK AND WOODEN CLEANING
We have French patent right for covering up spots
but by certain improvements in machinery of
coupled with the chemical knowledge necessary to effect
the same, ready to thoroughly cleanse every de
scrpton of ladies' gentemen's and chdrens wearing
apparel whether ade of VELvET SILK WOODEN GOODS
and do not require the ripping of the same excepting
where it would be of decided benefit do Par
ticular attention paid to CAMELs HAIR, WHITE, GRAPE
and other SHAwLs, LACE CURTAINS, SILK DRESSES, EN-
BRoIDERIEs, MERINoEs, KID GLOVES &c.
SPOTS OF GREASE, OIL, PAINT, ICE CREAM,
or of any other nature taken out, If possible wthou
cleansing the whole garment. Gentlemen's garments will
be prepared by regular tailor, thus insuring prope
finish. se14-6mr
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II. ?. BROOKS, No. l Law bindings,
st. Paul street
n5-eots GIBSON & CO. Auctioneers
Co., o. THE ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
Hiii FARM EGYPT, PART OF COWPENS,
-~4e.A AT AUCTION
will sell on THURSDAY, November 11th. at O'Clock
at the Exchange Sale Rooms No 10 South Gay the
following described very valuable FARM situated in Bal
tmore county, about miles from the city by the Hlen
or York turnpike, and about miles from TowsOntown
containing about 144 ACRES OF PRIME LINE STONE
LAND, 100 of which is in very high state of cultiva
tion the balance in fine Timber.
The improvements consist of GOTTA GE RESIDENCE
frame Barn. 46 by co. with Stone Cellar finished in the
best manner with many other Out Houses all and in
good order The location is of the most healthy in
the State The adjoining Farms owned by gentlemen
OF the fist responsibility in the neghborhood of schools
and churches 1t has also fine spring of Water with
power sufficient for MILL Tan Yard Apple Orchard and
other fruits, &c.
For further particulars apply the Auctioneer Dr.
II. II. EWING, Mount Washington.
Terms, liberal, at sale
SAMUEL II. COVER, Auct
n5-ts 81 Baltimore st.
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A LITTLE BIT CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EsT.-Fancy, Plain and Common DINNER, TEA and
CHAMBER Sets; INDIA CHINA DINNER Sets; Cut and
Moulded Glass in Sets COAL OIL LAMPS and every
thing else CHEAP at JOHN A D0BSoN t CO.'S and
4 n. Charles street $50 3m
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND Sill
w YER WARE.
W. B. L RMOUR
No 10 Light ST. opposite the Fountain Hotel, Light
invites the attention of purchasers his
GOLD and SILVER CASES, and warranted splendid time
Keepers. Also, choice stock of French and American
of the latest patterns; Sterling Silver and
Abaa Ware of every variety of style Gold and Steel
Specacles; Eye Glass; Clocks Liquor Stands; Fancy
Goods &C. at low prices Watches and Jewery repaired
in the best manner. ocIi tfr
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e2 SELECT DANCING ACADEMY.
~ NJ. and Madame MARINI, late of New York, Will
IA commence their Select Glasses in Dancing at NeUon
University Hail. No. II Lexington street, MONDAY,
October 1lth at 3x o'clock P. NJ.
The Lessons will comprise all the latest and most fash
| ionabe DANCES.
Gentlemen's Glass, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from
until 10 p NJ.
| Young Ladies and Children's Glass on MONDAYS and
| THURSDAYS, from 8 to 5 p NJ.
Applications received and Circulars containing refer
ences and all particulars obtained the hall above be
tween the hours of three and five o'clock NJ oc9 I'm.
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JAS. w. Goddess,
No. 90 MULBERRY STREET, NEAR EUrAw.
METAL ROOFING,
HOUSE CUTTERS AND SCOUTING.
Also, REPAIRING AND BUILDING HOT AIR FUR
NACES, LATROBE STOVES. ocsd1v
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IMPORTERS
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, SEGARS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, C0RDIALS, &c.
Cognac Rochelle Brandies, Old Rye Whiskey, Of differ
Pale and Dark ent qualities
Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters
Jamaica L Santa Cruz Rum Peach,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey. Cherry,
Madeira, Sherry, Port Lis Lavender, | p,,,
bon, Malaga, Champagne Raspberry, ( "noie''
and Claret Wines. Blackberry,
Havana & Principe Segars. Ginger,
jy29f Cordals, various qualities.
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MARINE PREMIUMS
JoHNsToS,s in INsURAN NCE1 Rooms,
sECoND STREET
.
NEW YORK CITY AND VIRG INA
~ Ct COMPANIES
"SECURITY FIRE:
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"RESoLUTE"
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aAIpEuARIEu
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VALLEY OF va
MARINE
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Tvnchh,,ro Morino uo
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FIRE. fA 1 OF va
"ITScHBURG'"
new "orLp'
kESoLuIh, "
"PHENIX, ~
"SECURITY y
~ o04- -'0AA-A'
po,ic,ss issued Gossos odira,od and moi, br
THos. D. JOHNSTON,
ms. Agt.
"a SrcoVn Srpppr
EERcAN NTH Il NJITrTJTAT
I'VE - IL,- ~ 80 IN
A'A MAhlNh INS.Co',
OF
A.srr. We" 1ohh 500, ooo
TI5os 7, :. IofI>I:; SyS1 ooo
ocSM,w&r Agent
HAIVTMORE E'IRE INSTR NIVE 90
II IFsTaRTIStIEn rpWtpnS or 4,IE
- 'f''i a. i1i'ihI rEN TT 1nDS of HALF
NEW BUILDJNG
This comnanx SsEs 9N MATG fe dp
AGEBY FIRE in the CITY or conntry m t5s vario, d
scrip'0hs OF properly pS;pn Or NJ, vcro,s
III COHEN In PraSidert
+: A. TAYLOR, VIM GILMoR,
y n Ti r haHa,SoS' T. ZEN PRNNING Gro
S = n ; Hi0KEhs' FR a KING,
+. ": rALRicks, HENRY CARROLL,
DAVID I S 5; WILSON, VIM H. BRUNE.
fe22-eotfr FRED'R WOobWORTH. Secretary
CITOCK HOITSE
iooN iioo0H
~ 1ouScroN VonTurpg G. co
'oiiN'loN DNol los q, 80 e.; e,arsu
W. .ttora ppoupr1v - ~ i9' bALTdhoRE STREET.
cmiion 81 SCI "a W. uie purchase anu SAFE Oh
! 0oilhi'sion Vi otocAS anu SECURITIES
orueIs e AgyiteI Al ti e, ,-, - - - . "
bALilNofE AND NE" YORK BOARDS.
srocrs c,nD,rn
We always nrensrcG % carri Sd,
'elihs'
49, 49,
R.NK4SG H HEp P 1mD
| DA->hltN" DEF AhlMSNI
pay atsetoh 10 the purchase and sale
oNoohnhNl MIN Ell, ana are enabled from our actlv
correspondence win the fhlNCIPAL BANKS
Oh 'ne country 10 guy at very low rates
/ 1ICroUv1JNr 1r,,E N nm, ,,-n r,-,r.
! MONEY ON C0LLATER1IS.
Paper Our large capital and constant control of money
'N"'e' 10 " 0Ne' every iluuoelheii' 10 DFrO"erS'
roT1 ECTTONS
! Have special care with PROMPT RETURNS AT LOW
hAlhS.
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AZ rtrrE i%rD,,,
| JTRGENSEN
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1oof ELY, ,Tpy p1,11 1ppr,,. 10
! RUSSELL & SON -
FRENCH, MORRIS & CO,
|
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ROOFING! RooFINGl! RooF1NG
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT OPPOSITION ROOFING
Unrivalled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes.
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address call on
JAS H. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor North and
Jy26d Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
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n5-24wtS Trustee
II OCJTST POINT REAL FSTAJ'TT EJ0P

N
IL SALE.-The undersigned attorney for the owner
will sell at public sale on the TENTH OF NOVEMBER,
1888, at O'Clock P. NJ at the Exchange, the following
LOTS OF GROUND, viz:
One LOT fronting 155 feet inches Hull street be-
tween Clement street and Fort avenue and running back
to Cooke street, with depth of US feet 10H inches
One LOT occupying the whole front the north side of
Fort avenue between Cooke and Towson streets of IT'S
feet 10 inches and extending back depth 1855
inches.
And one LOT occupying the corner bounded by Towson
street. Clement street and Richardson street. with
of 1872 feet inches the south side of Clement street
with depth of 1874 feet inches.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
indi
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Aunsemtnts.

TEMPERANCE HALL,
Il FOR SHORT TIME ONLY
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3D., 1858,
J. 1NSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
BIBLE PANORAMA
This magnificent painting commences with Chaos and
continues down in historical order Babvlonish Can
tvty containing than fifty of the sublime and
interesting in the Bible.
Exhibitions every evening. Doors open at to com
mencing at ~ precisely.
Tickets % centsto be had at the Hall door. Children
under ten years old Is cents.
Also exhibitions WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, for Families and Schools Doors open 2
mence at o'clock precisely.
.-uIui Id hui 800 L.
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% \, 8, soy ss.3 " sa.oes: T.
Between Baltimore and Fayette streets
CHRISTOPHER SHAW would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the well known
Cottage, for many years keptby Mr.. R. j. Rotier and
having made many alterations and improvements in the
same he is prepared up the various deIica
cies which the season and well supplied
ford.
Private entrance from Temple street
R5~ Families supplied with Oysters of superior o,alits
and everything usually kept in first class Restaurant
CHRISTOPHER SHAW.
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III L-hIlot 1859 ED T1a4no5 yTetfs d-faa-t L
.i.sIrfsef1
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nj A Il RI Ed

About 60O, 900 lbs. of summac are annually bought
in Alexandria at from 81 to LIS per lib. :
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MATTERS & IRWIN,
No. 224 BALTIMORE STREET,
North side, three doors East of Charles,
Have received large of newest styles of
CLOTHS CAssMEREs,
VEsTINGs
adapted to the season.
They solicit the attention of their friends and the public
liberal deduction to cash purchasers oc13 Pm
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7 AUGHLIN'S
Il GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE
BOOT,
CATER E s IA LISH MENT
Having just received fresh lot of French work lin
Guiding MEllES' manufacture direct importation, /
guarantee my entire satisfaction in any
of the articles enumerated below:
Glazed Opera Boots. < Calf Skin Boots,
Glazed Elastic Cater" Cork Sole Boots,
Glazed Button Cater Elastic Calf Cater Boots
Glazed Molier Shoes, : g ) Cork Sole Caters
gS5
Glazed Vile Shoes, "a Moer Calf Shoes,
Glazed Pump Shoes, "a Kid top High Louis
BOOTS, DOUBLE SOLE CATERS, DOUBLE SOLE
WALKING SHOES, &c, &c. These articles all made
up during the summer months that at the present time
they are well seasoned and warranted inferior in
the market THOMAS LAUGHLIN, No. 2 ST. Paul ST.,
opp. the Bank Of Baltimore s16-dSm
EDw. KURTz sCHAEFFER, WILLIAM r. BARRY
FRANCIS D. L0SEY, ROBERT s. FINLEY
IRWIN NEALE
Il SCHAEFFER & LONEY,
IMPORTERS
A " RE, GU T LERY, G UNS,
NO. HANOVER STREET,
NEAR BALTIMORE STREET,
jy1-tf BALTIMORE.
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a J. S. MCCLELLAN,
80 IA SHIONABLE HA TIER,
No 543 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR EUTAw
Manufacturer and Dealer in
HATS, CAPS, CHILDREN'S FANCY GOODS, UMBRET
LAS, and all goods usually kept in frst-class
sS-3mr Retail Hat Store
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IA ROBERT LAWSON,
ESS SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS,
ALOy
COL Il AR MA NUFA CTURER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
29i BALTIMORE STREET, CORNER SHARP
Merchants and Wholesale dealers invited to call and
examine my stock before making purchases being IRE
pared TO sell goods as LOW as they be purchased il
any Of the NORTHERN OR EASTERN CITIES and
PLEDGE MYSELF TO DUPLICATE any bill made in
fact. ss e,,
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MUTUAL SAFETY IN

nELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
I INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
Incorporated by the legislature of Pennsylvania 1885
go MARINE INSURANCE,
On Vessels Cargo, Feights all parts Of the World
I. .- INLAND INSTANCES, Esd
On Goods by Rivers, Canals Lakes and land Carriages to
FIRE ASSURANCES,
On Merchandise generally On Stores, Dwelling Hou-
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY November 3D. 1857 s7o2 81
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS C. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
The undersigned, having been duly appointed Agent OF
this Company prepared to receive applications for In
surance above and instructed to give notice TO all
in this city who desire TO place risks with said
Company, that their applications for Insurance must be
HENRY A. Older,
je2l-tfr Commercial Building Gay street
! MARINE INSURANCE.
JoHNsToN's
ms URANCE
/ ROOMS,
SECOND STREET
FIRE INSURANCE,
JOHNsToN's
INSURANCE
ROOMS,
SECOND STREET
STRONGEST COMPANIES,
JOHNSTON'S
INSURA NCE
ROOMS,
70
... SECOND STREET.
| oWEsT RATES,
JoHNsTON's
ms RANCE
ROOMS,
sEcoND STREET
DOLICIES ISSUED
IL FROM THIS OFFICE
JoHNSTON's
IN URANCE
ROOMS
70
SECOND STREET.
MO DELAY
~ IN PAYMENT
OF LOSSES.
JoHNsToN's INSURANCE ROOMS,
SECOND STREET
MARINE PREMIUMS
1S1 LITERALLY CREDITED
J0HNST0N'S INSURANCE ROOMS,
SECOND STREET
NEW YORK CITY AND VIRG INA
~ 81 COMPANIES.
SECURITY" FIRE;
| "PHENIX" "
! "RESOLUTE"
| "NEW WORLD"
| "LYNCHBURG"
| "ALBEMARLE" "
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MUSIC AND PIANO STORE,
No 10 NORTH CHARLES ST.
Orders for FOREIGN MUSIC solicited and promptly
attended to- oc201y
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DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
SOLE AGENTS
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,
lS-H Sc SECOND STREET
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STREET THEATRE

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
KUNKEL Il CO...."..................Le ssees
.. JOHN L. FORD. Manager
On THIS FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 5th, 1885,
The laughable Comic Pantomme, entitled
LA FETE CHAMPETRE.
In which Marietta Zanfreta will appear the Double
Tight Rope, which most of the action of this
piece takes place.
First time of the favorte Ballet in Tabeaux entitled
ACALISTA!
rca Matthias
To conclude with the immensely popular very laughs
BILE Comic Pantomime of the
MAGIC TRUMPET!
Clown Gabriel Ravei
|
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-08
For the Chronicle.
MY FIRST-BoRN.
ny ,. e. O.

Sweet, innocent one, thou art happy to-day,
With seraphims and archangsls above;
Though on earth thy spi,it was too pure to stay
My frst-bOrn! my dear little angel of love!
Sometimes methinks can see thy pure form.
Bssking in beams Of unutterable JOY,
And hear the sweet notes of thy lute-ikc voice
My first-bOrn! my darling angel boy.
'Twere wrong 70 grieve, for thou art removed
Far from the ills Of this sinful sphere,
To bloom and expand in regions Of love
My first bOrn still thou art dear.
o, could but see thee. with joy I'd greet thee,
I'd clasp thee to this bosom. imprint the soft kiss
of affection on thy sweet smiling face, and rejoice
With my frs-born, In the sweet fields OF bliss
But must be calm, and resigned to the will
OF my Father in Heaven, who is just and Use
And. il | all his comma ndments fulfill,
III meet with my dIrling above the blue skies
Methnks he'll be the first one to greet me,
And welcome me home to the haven Of rest,
Where death can Ger enter-throuQh all eternity
III dwell with my loved one, and ever be best
Tho his song ne'er chcered me while here below
Twill doubly repay me 10 hear II above;
The loss of his smile l II meekly forego,
Till meet him all radiant with love.
Clarksuille, Dec. 25, 1857.
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TELEGRAPHI ITEMS.
NEW YoRk. Jan. 1.

NEW 1Ohk, Jan. 4.
The Times Washington correspondent
says that the tone of the Administration,
relative to Commodore Paulding, is ma
terially modified. Capt. Engle has receiv-
ed permission to delay his return to As
pinwall until the goth of January. Com
modore Paulding will probably carry
Minister Lamar TO Central America before
his return, and then come home in his own
ship whose cruise will then be ended; thus
relieving the Commodore without convey
ing a notifying rebuke
Notwitl standing the denunciation of
the illegality of Pauiding's act, the Presi-
dent privately expresses his admiration
and approval fit. The Commodore will
neither be sacrificed nor theoretically sus-
tanned
The President indicates purpose to
send on Monday message to Congress
upon the subject, but its character has
not transpired and is probably not yet set
tied.
The Herald's correspondent confirms
this statement. He says that 'the cabinet
had long session to-day, the principal
subject being, as / understand, the conduct
of Commodore Paulding. am led to be-
lieve, from the lights before me, that the
Administration WILL under the circum-
stances, endorse the course pursued by
Paulding, for under the recent treaty, our
Government pledged itself to protect and
secure the neutrality of the Nicaragua
transit route !; and, upon this view of the
subject, the Commodore's course will be
fully justified and, if am not mistaken,
instructions will be sent to Commodore
Paulding to keep that route open, whether
blockaded by fllibusters or obstructed in
any way.
The correspo ndents of the Tribune and
Times say that Denver has written letters
saying that he favors the course of Walker
and Stanton.
FRANKFORT, KY. Jan. 5-Ex Governor
Powell is elected u. s. Senator. The vote
stood, Powell SO, Garrett Davis "a, Thomp-
son /.
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DISCHARGE OF GEN. WALKER
FROM CUSTODY.

We learn that Captain Rynders, the
United States marshal for the southern
district of the State of New York, arrived
in this city last evening, accompanied by
General William Walker, the leader of thu
Nicaragua expedition. In the course of
the evening the marshal called upon the
Secretary of State at the State Department
having General Walker in his custody,
and informed him that he had received a
communication from Commodore Paulding
announcing the arrest Of General Walker
for carrying on an unlawful military ex-
petition against Nicaragua, and that the
latter had promised upon his honor, to
Captain Rynders, as marshal of the south
ern district of New York, upon his arrival
in this city.-General Walker had done so
and Captain Rynders had accompanied
him to Washington to ascertain the views
of the government
The Secretary of State replied that the
executive department of the government
did not recognise Gen. Walker as a priso-
ner that it had no directions to give con
cerng him and that it is only through the
action Of the judiciary that he could be
lawfully held in custody to answer any
charges that might be brought against
him. The marshal then informed Gen
Walker that he had no authority to hold
him in custody any longer, and the two
gentlemen Immediately withdrew Wash
ington Union.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA,

HALIFAX, Jan. 2.
The Cunard steamship Niagara arrived
early this morning, bringing Liverpool
dates to Saturday, the 9th The London
money market was slightly easier. Con-
soils for account were quoted 924a924 The
bullion in the Bank of England shows
large increase. Cotton closed dull with
considerable decline. Prices for bread
stuffs were quiet and generally unchanged.
Provisions dull.
The Niagara sailed for Boston after a
short detention, and will be due in Boston
on Sunday afternoon. Her mails will
reach Philadelphia on Monday evening.
The general news is not very important.
There is no later news from India. The
Bank of France had reduced the rate of
discount to & per cent. The commercial
crisis in the north of Europe continued
severe, Affairs at Hamburg were improv-
ing
Messrs. Powell & Son, of London, were
reported as having failed.
The London discount hauses were easier
and the applications at the Bank were
light. The financial troubles among the
manufactures continued.
Messrs Cheesborough& Son, Yorkshire
had failed. Other failures we're expected.
France had imposed duty on foreign
brandies.
A further Intellectual attempt had been
made to launch the Leviathan steamer.
The American Submarine Company are
said to have abandoned an attempt to raise
the sunken ships at Sebastopol.
Liverpool, Dec. 18-Sales of cotton for
the week have been 28, 900 bales of which
spectators took 5000 and exporters / 200
bales, closing with declining tendency
Holders are pressing it on the market.
Prices show decline Of I'D, particularly
for new crop.
The estimated sales of cotton on the 10th
were 5000 bales. The market closed
quiet. Quotations-Orleans fair 81, and
Orleans middling 81; Mobile fair 6, and
Mobile middling So; Upland middling 81.
New Orleans tres ordinarie at Havre 95
Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions dull.
Messrs. Richardson & Spence quote
Western Canal -four at 23a25s; Southern
25a26s, and Ohio 27sa28s. Wheat firm
with an advance for 6ne qualities, which are
quoted at Is l0da7s. Corn firm mixed
33sa33s Cd; yellow 33s 5da34s white 37sa
$685. Pork dull. Beef heavy Lard de-
pressed. Sugar heavy at a decline of 6da
Is. American stocks unchanged. Man
chester market dull.
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N A e Il led.

At the Methodist Church, on the 9th of Dec.
by Rev. A. Mizell, Mr.. H. CLAY Cox, of this
city, and Miss MARY E. T, ABBOTT, formerly OF
Pitisburg.
rPittsburg Dispatch please copy.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. Joseph W ILLS, Mr..
WIN. H. ELDRIDcE, of Palmyra, Tenn to Mrs.
PoLLr LAIRD, Of this county.
On the 2sth of Dec, in this city. By Rev. DR.
Ridley, Mr.. DARWIN BELL and Miss MARX w
MERnIwErHER, both Of Christian County, Ky.
On Thursday evening, Dec. II, 1857, at the
residence of Mrs f. M. Norris, by Rev. Mr.. Cox.
Mr. !. w. Evans to Miss FAnNY L. Cox. both Of
Stewart County, Tenn.
pst. Louis and Pittsburg papers please copy.
On the 22nd Of Dec. last, al the residence of
the BRIDES father, by Rev. S. Holland, Mr.. A.
Mcdaniel. of New Providence, to Miss SUE E
BARBEE, of this county.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-01-08

GGoD ADVICE. - The thousands Of cripples
whom Rheumatism has left with STIFF ned joints
or whom Palsy has bereft OF the use of their
lin s, are advised 10 try Bragg Arctic Liniment,
which has never yet failed 10 cure single case Of
the kind. in which a fair trial has been
made. In using it, do not spare the friction,
but rub it in we'll and briskly. Il Is also useful
in relaxing muscles, contracted or drawn up from
cramp; in reducing and scattering tumors and
white swellings; in healing ulcers, and in curing
all manner of eruptive diseases of the skin. 1t
is for sale in all the respectable Drug stores.Jan