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wINERS CANADIAN yERsIIFUGE,
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

The late Dr. Chapman of Philadelphia has laid :, down as
rule that worms may be suspected IN child there ia
enacaon and especially weakness the bowels accompanied
by discharge Of slime mucus all medical authorities
that to work thorough the bowels
must be nyigorsed well the discharged
WINER'S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE fuils both these CON
dons 1t not only expates the vemcue strengthens
the digestion increases the solvent power gastric mice
and pa healthy action the Hence ts cures are
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the resceptlcle of greedy worms sckeniue and vet
six out of ten children afflicted with them
Why should this be the when volumes Of ,es,i
mony to that few doses of Wners Canadian yem,se
will eradicate the dscase Parents note or this s,s
shed fact and remember that the medicine Is free from all
deeerous substances,
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION
Certain in its results free from all substances and
inyEorating to the these merits of WINERs
CANADIAN yERMIFuGE, preparation which eradica,es
class of internal with degree of dispatch that ia
agreeable as It is astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail BY
j. WRIGHT CO., Sole Proprietors
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
F K v f Il AND CUE. .
oSGOoD's CHoLAGoGUE

This the only and certain remedy this hateful dis
ase No one need ever again complain of having unless ,hey
have never taken this celebrated remedy once they take
osGooD's CHOLAGoGUE
farewcll TO Chils and Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.
Solo agents for the souh whom all orders sbould be
addressed.
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WArOHks, JewELRY AND sILyrRwAnr

- NkLltFsSAND SILyERWARE. = Its
enough g make Wish rich to 90 into Tho ;ewe,s
sos e NJ Tyler No Canal street. and If lhere i. any
eoay who has never fell such desire advise 10 mako tho
ys And expeencs new sensation, he certainly will whe.
as rds htns surrounded by the gorgeous display Of worked
ana polished gold AMI silver and precious stones which consi
suss ne new and very large and valuable stock an ida Of
which 4 given IN advertisement
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CIR EAT sCOvERY.


Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical analysis
have demonstrated the value Prof Deraths beautiful
combination called
ELECTRIC OIL,
Tor the relief and of pain But the people themselves are
rendering their verdict and sats.
factory More than twenty thousand been sold in
very short tmea great proportion those heard others
recommend it, who had tried it. That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing like
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof DeGrails which
is to be had of all respectable Druggists this city and
wholesale and retail at the propem's prices. e. the ARcn
For sale in New Orleans whole ale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT * co,
~ ~ Il aud Isl Charires stree,
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.

|
Il WEBSTER & HOLMES, WHOLE
SAL. AsD RHr.ll q
- DRUGG TsrS ~
81 Charities, corner Customhouse street,
NEW ORLEANS, IA,
Invite the attention Of Druggists Merchants Physicians
Planters, TO their One fresh stock Of DRUGS MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS etc
for the Fall and Winter trade all of which are warranted DUR
and hrsclass articles One Of the Arm having had long expe
in several Southern cities In filling orders for the ae
feels confident that the firm give utmost Satisfaction
We shall be prepared all times orders for large or sns,
amounts Orders solicited from the country All orders with
satisfactory reference attended left in
and prices guaranteed low any house South WI
name large quantities Of each article will ba always pro
pared to fill all demands:
Chemicals, all kinds. .m
Perfumery, all kinds
Fancy Goods, all kinds.
Brushes, all kinds.
Cream Tartar,
Gum Camphor,
SIENNA Leaves, Alex.
SIENNA Leaves, Ell
EPSON Salts
Glauber Salts,
Sal Soda,
Bi-carbonate Soda
Acids all kinds.
-.. Alum whole and ground.
Ammonia Aqua,
..." r0..m Ammonia, Concert,
Alcohol 50 and 95 per cent.
Ralsam Copaiva
Balsam Fir,
Balsarn Tolu,
Blue Mass, F. and W. z., ..
Blue Mass Eng.
Peruvian Bark red. .g MF@
Peruvian Bark yellow.
Borax, refined
Calomel, p. and W. ".-
Calomel Eng.
Nitrate of Silver pure. ...y
Nitrate of Silver crystal
Chloreform
Cloves
Copperas
Corks Bottle aud Vial
Sulph. Ether.
Chloric Ether,
Spirits Ether, Nitrous.
Extracts for FlayoriAg,
Extracts, Medicinal solid and fluid
Fnnnes assorted.
IsingAss, assorted.
Gum Arabic, Nos. /, annda
Gum Aloes,
Gum Frds,
Gum Opium, Turkey.
Gum Drops, assorted.
Hops, crop.
indigo
Ink, Black assorted sizes
Iron Preparations of Iodine.
-,. .. Lancets assorted.
Lquorice, Extract.
Logwood, Chip and Ext
Magnesia, all kinds.
Mortars, assorted sizer
Numegs,
Pants, dry and in oil.
Oils Essential all kinds.
Nutgals whole and pow'd.
Mama, large and small fake.
Morphh, Sui, Acct and Muir.
lodide Potass, Am FIR. and Eng
fatent Medicines "a
seidlits Powders, two Sizes
Soda Powders,
Powders Selected assorted.
Suph Quihine,
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4 ssz - $500
m 3fIfWnR XII min Dyffgffnf
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AZ! - Is snstsr Nesra
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n. r HI !. MI lorr efIort sisf many
1jnt1eIlts. M 81 ienRth not nom President
81 y 4 II Sus,ro ysl 81 ssW treaty which
w sIcst yallssbie ccuceu ~ y a. United
4 y - iktatv w. bess z so0hed u wash
Il i - = 8 aseIss s. =, i \ IN no demands
49, s. 80 ~ = I II 80 presume llttle
Selar III tsAnSpre ~ n " f1zly ratified BY our
0ovefaxasat 81 stio1 u the articles
q thlsueaey e. II Eeen reported hefe) shows
-, Il 60 i = 1llIY greed %, and The COM
pac& betS 80 stona AFmly entered into.
4 ~ Enl1uG WI HAYS legally 1cquired the
fiaht 40 t1LxfARY FnD1ecr0nA5z over an import
~ laon q Mex1can territory, y not virtual
a3on q eAe sots itseM. The following nre
$500 y tne main concessions shat Juarez has
nnnde, n favor 1T the Unssed H. ses
~ rHAt g Wy Il perpetnity, for z railroad Or
..s 49, s n. 49, Z 0'''
5S's MN cf rs4y III 4 Inn. ~ ]. ra;t-oad
s nm scile point a. ~ Mo Grsnde, across the
9asss c1 q ~. snIess CoshuilA and New Leon,
~ Z r - Is tls Po1s q on
~ N 1sv III nernefnitv ~ / ra;lroad
fton III sFi(ozy al Arizona, across the State 81
osx g shs Port q Suaylnas On the Gulf Of Cali
49, u Z. ". ,sr,,;,; "
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Il SdS77f3i yksGls faav Il
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HEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCIIU.

10Y TO THE AFFLICTED.
1t cures nervous and debtated removes tie
symptoms, amongst which will be found
1ndisposition
to Exertsn, Loss
Of Power, Loss Memo
ry, Difficulty OF Breathing Cen
eral Weakness, Horror Of Disease
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
of Death, Night sweats Cold Feet, wakefalness,
Dimness of Vision Ianguo Universal Inssade of The
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspepti.
Symptoms Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness
OF the Skin, Palld Conntenance and Eruption
the Face, Pain in the Back, Heavi-
ness Of the Eyelids, Frequently
Black Spots Flying be-
fore the Eyes,
Great Mobility; Resessness, with Horror of Society.
Nothing is desirable such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they Dread
for fear of themselves repose Of
Manner no Earnestness Spec
ulation, but Hurried
Transition from one
question to ... ...
another.
These symptoms II allowed go onwhich this medicine in
variably follows LOSS OF POWER FATJJI
TY and EPHEPTIC FITS-in of which the patient may
expire Who can say ha' these frequently
followed by those dlrefn dseases-INsANITY AND CON
sUNPTlOSf The records Of the INSANE AsYLuMs and
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION bear ample witness
to the truth of these assertions In Lunac Asyms most
melancholy exhibition appears The actually
sodden and quite desuteneer nor grief visits IT,
Should sound of the voice it is rarely articuate
Z" With woefu measures despair
Low sulleh sounds his grief bcguiled"
Debility most terrible and has brought thousands npon
thousands untmeiy graves blasting the ambition Of
l1a hu an
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SoLm SILVER WARs. 9 Messrs. Henderson !
Il 90 house. furnishing goods ess and
nso ~ Canal street offer for heavy lot Of solid sly.
which coprtses every article Of house furnishing Goods
mAds q this metal These wares are Of Tho beat
end ate fdlly guaranteed In the advertisement i
~ Ne attention d city and country reader. "
sae ha = orders or the manufacture Of any psrtcu
~ aracs special care VIII 10 given = ' -
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8 bbls Scotch Snuff in blAdders;
200 doz Garreitis Scotch Snuff;
100 don Lorlard's Maccaboy Snuff;
go dor Roome's Maccaboy and Scotch Snuff
400 pounds White Wax;
loo pounds Dover Powders;
1900 81 assorted Herbs;
50 kegs Refined saltpetre
5cases British Luster superior article;
~ cases Cooper's Isinglass;
8 bales Hops
100 pounds Iodine Potash;
800 ounces Nitrate Silver;
2cases Mama Flake and Sorts;
% cans Magnesia Cal, English;
10 cases Ref Borax;
il. Is lbs Oil of Bergamot;
5Olbs. OIL Peppermint
50 pounds Aniseed,
20 pounds Oil Gloves;
% pounds on Cedar;
10 pounds Oil cubebs,
20 pounds Oil Black Pepper;
50 pounds Oil Almonds
8 gross Shoemaker Pasters
10 gross Sedlitz Powders,
10 gross Soda Powders;
30 gross Sugar of Lemons;
10 gross Yeast Powders;
leases Liquorice Caab. and Sicily,
800 doz Great Southern Mustard;
cask Gentian Root
bales Iiquorice Root;
10 kegs Tamarinds, fresh;
2 casks Bay Rum pure;
"". Is doz Bap Rum pure;
s cases Pearl Sage
1000 pounds Nader;
u..1 5 casks French Lime Juice;
400 lbs Powdered Canthsrides
20 bbls. Eng. venitisn Red;
20 bbls. Spanish Brown;
ID bbls. Mineral Paint
% bbs Whiting;
20 bbls Paris White;
10 bbls Chalk;
20 bbls Lanpblack;
bbls. Penice Stone;
Dbl. Powdered Sospstone
X White Lead Chrome Chrome Yellow;
P Psa@i' RIse p FARE ef Gesfn'
Dutch Pink; yellow ochre;
Red Lead; Sienna b and c.;
Drop Hack; B JACK FAINT ,,toNn'
r fs5s1t T pIgsfs; Iiaaars d,,
Japan Japan and SI White copa fp ennsr la65R;nns;
White DaInar varnsh; Neatsfoot oil;
Black leather Machinery Oil;
f f.RES'1 brushes; 1 WGal oil IN.
1000 boxes Window Glass, French and American; NJ"
Whewash Brushes Paint Brushes;
e Ointment s,, Z Jars ;ss blue blue and and white;
Ties 9 snss sFss
psa s1 Gsd ds FIT oStps s%Ressfs Scales
%ssd a psps Boxes
h5Ps Ss S"ssfss Spring
Flagertys Improved Breast Pumps;
Breast Glasses Waters Breast Cups;
Perfumcry, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
Bazau's Extracts;
Whghts Extracts for Handkerehiefs;
A, coisste's s soaps;
shaT TS;$ % G5ssn''
Liquid Glue;
Puff Boxes;
Hair Brnshes
Cloth 5iiI Brushes;
Buffalo hIE'R bse kfias1 combs;
NJ, Horn Dressing Combs;
Shaving 'i is PUSHES
Barry rFeephs aoss 's''''
r"ysf's ronsas se.e l.ows's Brown Windsor Soap;
Ns'f Haafs sSR & ses SSass Tooth Pastel
Wrgh,'s odontine;
French and American Pomades;
''n Rdse LIB kSq s.lve;
saponaceous Compound
Patent Medicines, etc.
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roIH Observation-Disclosures sss.@RG5''"i
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A sf5taHT FGssh bi H','s!s'
'f kIiff's W 5s!t'srs plums
BRI hYER, Fa dTsqaH F ws'sEsi ~ ~
Days K6G WIZ G n;ss,yx and IA a.;
COP Sd6HEy EE S5l1 II EI;sdgsmsn, Clark Coz
0 cop II Il 9f H%,fh' arns;,.'s;
WV - " ' r, 5 os$5o;p,s cholagesue;
wRIGHT,s In,ian Vegetable Pills; A'''"A'ef'
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]. WRIGHT & co.

e. w " W.
TYR. WRIGHTS CELEBRATED REJU-
|. vENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared the strictes Pharmaceutical Principles
tho Ablest Chemists OF the Age.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thaks well to stake his professional character
on the fact that minerals Whatever form the least
part of the ingredients in his REJUyENATING EL1XIR-
well knowing what ruin has been ensed the community by
opium and mercury
Generally, to the debtaed DR.. Wright would say,
despair Ne matter how you may matter
now weak matter what the have besn
orsake at whatever has you depart Hygeo
principles; take his
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
and You will find yourself man. pride instead OF the
reverse to yonr friends and healthy sound and worthy
Der Of the whole human family.
For sale by the Propretors,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
II and l5l Chartres street, New Orleans, La,
Sole Proprietors,
And by Druggists generally throughout the United States
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The Machinery offered for sale by establishments
which have been engaged IN manufacturing Southern
country for the past twenty-five years. and it will be be
entirely adapted for the for which is intended much
superior quality deal of the machinery brought to this
market and at extremely liberal prices Persons wishing
purchase invited to call and for themselves
CIEMoNs, BROWN co.'s COTTON GINS have been
used successfully in various parts of the South fifteen
and more during which time upwards of FIVE HUNDRER of
them have been sold annually We be equal
in every respect to any gin sold in this section.
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN a recent invention of
Mr. j. f. Brown of Columbus Georgia We refer persons who
interested to the following certificate which taken from
hundreds which we have received
RUSSELL COUNTY, ALA, February g. 1885,
Messrs Clemens, Brown 4 CO.
GenemenI have used Of your Cylinder go saw
Gins during the and pleasure stating my con-
vction that its performance far superior have ever
tried for speed convenience and safety induced to bny
because believed would for itself in the saving of time
in and has fully answered my expectations II re-
qires prope it than Single Cylinder 80 saw
Gin while cleans twice much per day and Is much
easier attended to- this accounted for from the lesser
the breast and that will gin all the that can be mt in
the roll without throwing out choking 1t cleans seed
markaby clean and makes good sample cotton as any
Gin have tried The cotton buyers Columbus have re-
peatedy told me had superior GIN without knowing was
one of your Double Cylinder style Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider great improvement the ordinary Gin and the
planter who makes fifty bales of find ii to hjs
interest to lay aside the Single Cylinder 40 50 saws Gin and
place himself under obligations yeu by purchasing your
Double Cylinder Gin and thereby time labor and money
Without the pleasure of personal acquaintance with YOU
permit nue. to assure you of my friendly consideration.
Messrs. W. G. Clemons Brown & Co.
Samples of both styles of Gins as well as other Machinery
may be seen at store.
ALBERTsoN & NUDGE,
No. Union street.
o24 2p6t-6 Between st. Charles and Carondeet
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A LBERTSON & NUDGE,
AGENTS SALE or
P ORTAB L E AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES,
SAW-AILLS, SHAFTLNGS, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use,
-A1se, Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNs. BROWN L CO.'S
SINGLE AND BoUBLE CYLINDER cO7ToN GINS,
AND
Bates Patent Steam Gauges,
No. 8 UNION STREET
Between St. Charles and Carondee Streets New Orleans.
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e.s.s.
@l%STSG 81
%RIPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON.

PORTLAND. Dee. 3O.-The steamship North
Briton arrived at this port to-day, from Liver
pool on the l4th, via Queenstown on the
18th, bringing one days later advices from
England and the continent, which were prln-
cipallv received at Queenstown by telegraph
from London, just before the North Britlon's
departure.
The political advices were unimportant.
The North Briton reports passing on the
morning of the 18th, the steamship Bohe-
mian, from Portland. bound to Liverpool.
The cotton market ON Thursday (l5th,)
ruled steady with estimated sales OF IT,
900 bales, including 5000 for speculation
and export.
The breadstutf market was quiet, and
prices nominaly unchanged.
The provision market ruled dull and UNI
changed in prices.
The general produce market was unchang-
Consols for account 95i ex-dividend.
The directors Of the Great Eastern steam
ship Company had succeeded in raising a
loan Of GAG, 900 on the vessel.
Sir IL. Grant had accepted the command OF
the English Chinese Expedition.
The representatives TO the Peace Congress
continued to arrive at Paris.
The French rentes had fallen since Tues
day.
The LATEsr.-LoSDoS, Dec. l5.-Sugar
steady. Coffee steady. Tea generally un-
chan yed. Rice heavy, and prices easier,
but not quotably lower.
Advices from Hong Kong are to the 29th
October. Tea was generally unchanged
The lowest kinds Of Congou at Loo Choo,
and green's and blacks at Shanghai, had slight,
ly declined.
Calcutta dates are to the 10th November.
A strong force of Sikhs will be sent to China,
but the war was not popular with the Indian
officials.
PARIS, l5th-Prince Metternich presented
his credentials yesterday, and afterwards
paid his first state visit to the ambassadors OF
England, Russia and Spain.
The Portuguese ambassador at London
and Paris will represent Portugal in the
| Congress.
VIENNA, l5th.-The 9th Austrian corps
d'armee, now in Italy, has been ordered to
! Hungary.
MADRID, ia holy war has been pro,
| claimed in Morocco, which will bring thou
sand of Moors from the interior to the de-
| fence Of the seaboard
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Important from the Rio Grande.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 30.-The steamship
Arizona from Brazos, has arrived up, and
brings the gratifying intelligence of the route
of Cortinas and his Mexican bandit before
Brownsville.
On the 18th three hundred American
troops and rangers marched up tie Rio
Grande and met portion Of Cortinas' band.
A fierce engagement ensuei and after a can
nonade on both sides the Americans charg-
ed and tell into an ambuscade. During the
confusion which ensued the Mexicans we've
enabled To save their artillery.
On the Goth Cortinas concentrated his
whole force above Brownsville. The Ameri-
cans went out to meet him, and, after a Sc
we're fight, defeated HIM.
Colonel Ford's rangers, and Col. Lock
ridges party, from New Orleans, had arrived
at Brownsville previous to the engagement
and participated therein with great spirit
and bravery.
AT the latest advices from Brownsville,
Ca the Americans were pursuing Cortinas,
who was rapidly retreating.
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AUCTION SALES.
l,5o6 BAGS PRIME BIO COFFEE,
~ iI'fiVjfJ

II
ON FRIDAY, THE 9th DAY OF JANUARY
next. commencing At IL o'clock, A. NJ, we
yil sell at auction, AT the Warehouse oi =. L.
Workman & Co., on the Dock,
800 bags prime RIO COFFEE, III double bags,
lust received from Rio dc Janeirv. per Burque
Wmifred, and selected expressly Tor this innrket
We will also add To close consignment, hall
pipes pure FRENCH BRANDY, sent 10 US under
Custom House Seal
M.s.rs. c. I. Worthuln & Co., will sell at same
time and place cargo Of 800 hhds. SUGAR, and
Az bbls. MULASSES from New Orleans.
TERAs--Uuder 500 cash; over 500, months
credit Tor approved paper.
CRENSHAW 4 CO.,
dec 3l-5t Richmond, Va.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADV ERTlSER-DEC

+. W. THOMAS LECTURE.-ln consequence
Of the state Of the weather, the lecture OF I.
w. Thomas. esq, last night, was not very
well attended. The lecturer gave recltatlons
from Shakespeare Byron. Moore, Campbell.
Scott, Burns, &c. lie also compared the
American poets and their works, giving the
first place to Poe's Raven. The lecture con-
cluded with the poem on Woman. The au-
dience seemed highly gratted with the en-
tertainment.
The LETCHER GrARDs.-The Company OF
Volunteers forming in this city, composed
principally Of members Of the Friendship
Fire Company. and citizens of the upper
portion of the city. have adopted a consttu-
ton and bylaws The Company is named,
in honor Of the Governor elect, the fletcher
Guards" An election for officers will soon
be held. and the Company regularly organ
lied. 1t will number upwards OF 6O men.
Dg,D-Miss Thorn, of Prince Georges
County, Md, who was SO seriously injured,
by being caught in the machinery OF the
steamboat Alice Fox, sometime since, has
since died from the effects of the injuries
then received
Academia little son of Mr.. Nathaniel
Beacham, met with II severe accident yester-
day afternoon. He was playing with cut
ting box, when the fore finger of his left
hand was caught below the knives and
severed from his hand.
NAVIGATION on the Chesapeake and OHIO
and Alexandria Canals, has been suspended.
on account Of the ice. At the basin Of the
Alexandria Canal, the ice is several inches
thick.
ENVIRONMENT invitation. the mem
bers Of the Friendship Fire Company were
handsomely entertained ut the Mansion
House, on Thursday night last by Major
Geo. T. Wilmington.
AcouIr.L.-John ii. Gargas, who was ar
rested in Fairfax County, charged with cir
culating incendiary documents, was exam
med at Fairfax Court House, on Thursday,
and acquitted.
The SOUTHERN MAIL was again delayed
Yesterday, the boat from Aqua Creek not
arriving until about ~ o'clock. The deten-
ton was caused by the ice in the River.
lIoxIcIpE.-A young man. an lrishman,
by the name of Dennis Tomay, was killed at
the Deep Cut" ON the line Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad, about 2. miles from Harrison
burg. on Saturday night last about 10 o.
clock. by man named jackson Garrison.
The killing was done by solitary stab from
a pocket knife, which entered Tomay's heart,
killing him almost instantaneouSly. CART
son came to town, and surrendered himself
to the civil authorities. An examination OF
the case commenced on Monday last before
o. c. Sterling. Justice, and concluded at
noon on Wednesday. when the prisoner was
regularly committed Tomay was single
man. Garrison is man of family. black,
smith, and lives near the place where the
unfortunate killing occurred.-Rock Reg.
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News from New Mexico.

INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 29.--The New Mexi-
can mail with dates of the 9TH inst, arrived
here 10 day. The Navajo Indians are again
hostile, having killed one man and wounded
others, who went 10 trade with them. The
out going mail, which left here four weeks
ago, was attacked by the Indians beyond the
Arkansas river. An escort was with the
mail, and the indians were repulsed. None
of the mail party were hurt. This mail came
with More & Reese's train to the crossing Of
the Arkansas, and from thence by the air
line: no Indians were seen. The mali party
experienced very cold weather. and their
mules were kept from freezing with diffic ul'y
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The Norombega Bank.

BosroS. Dec. 29.-The Norombega Bank
has been putin the hands OF receivers, and Its
affairs wound up. The cashier has loaned
apparently some $4,000 without the know" ~,
edge Of the preside and directors. The
circulation is stated at $4,000, but the
Bank Commissioners think it will all be
redeemed.
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The Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 29.-The Phlladei,
mia Committee of Bondholders and Board
Of Directors of the Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad. after very harmonious session,
have agreed upon W. B. Ogden, Of Chicago
as receiver Of the road. }. 7. Edserton, the
receiver appointed by the Ohio courts has
resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-31
Encouraging Southern Manufactures.

AUGUSTA. Dec 3O--rhe Charleston Con-
rier Of yesterday states thatit has the best au-
thorty for announcing that measures are in
progress for general meeting OF the presi-
dents and directors Of the Southern railroads,
To provide for the Southern manufacture OF
locomotives, and all other railway equip
ment.