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BOARDING..

DOARDING-Apartments furnished or un-
ND furnished, with or without board at 81 Ninth.
street. between Walnut and Vine. sepl9b'
DOARDING-A gentleman and lady and
ND few young men can be accom- modated with
board and pleasant rooms at 42 Vine. street. between
Front aud Second. Accommodations for few day.
b0arders. sepl9.ct
DOARDING--Two or three gentlemen can
family where there are few boardsrs, BY applying
Immediately at No l07 Longworth'street, between
Elm and Plum sep7bs
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EG- "Lost child, lost child" was heard in
the streets last evening. Again, We say, visit
tho station houses. Children when found arc
conveyed to the nearest station.
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GUARDIANS SALE-No. HoME-sTaEEr.-
This house and lot will be sold at two o'clock
this afternoon, by G. J. W. Smith. See ad-
yertisement.
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GS-The Memphis Argus states that Capt
L. B. jerks, of Cincinnati, has determined to
locate at the Bluff City. Oh, what a change,
my countrymenl
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MN0R RENT-R0OMs- small family
IL till sprinp, four rooms of good brick house;
water At the door, yards, &C. at No. 100 street
coitaee above. sepl7bt
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PERSONAL.

EDERS0NAL-T TO "JUSTICE"-I have
ton, will give twice the amount named for the in-
formation you propose to furnish, but ust have
personal interview with yourself and friend. Name
tho time aud place. [sepl9a'l J.L. VATTIER.
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Thanks to H. Frost, ESD, for q copy Of the
Uniied States Police Gdzette. :.
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WANT s! W ANTs!!
CITY MATTERS.

ES-Penny Press to be had eyory
morning at ithe Couating-room door.
Only one cent,
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CataWba Wine.

MN BRLS. OLD CATAW WINE,
KU Vintage Of 1886, for sale at
sCHWEIZER HALL,
seplee$ as Main-strest.
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h.sd r. Is Sse list Of new counterfeits, under the
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HN0R RENT-H0USE-The dwelling part
~ of house IA West Fourth.street, nearly oppo.
site the POST ice. containing IL good rooms and
let sngly or all 10 one tenant. Hons in good re.
pair with broad hall, bathroom and water.rlcset.
ro> ms. Apply to 9. 7 JEsSUP, lOs Fourth. h.strset.
lsepl3awtl
MSH0R RENT-R0OMS - Front office and
= second floor Of No. 22 Front-street, between
Main and Walnut sepl2hi
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EIN0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms and
~ offices, for rent in Union Block, east entrance,
Third street, between Broadway and sycamore.
Apply to JanitOr. or
S. J. RROADWELL,
HepI5awS l4S WAlput.street.
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&S- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, Optician, No.
West Fourth-street, September II, 1859.
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KINOR RENT-H0USE-A frame dwelling
N containing ten rooms. portion of the upper
will BIO reserved for the present by the owner
OF the property. For full particulars inquire the
premises, 2a5 Race-stieet, corner of George.
ShnlQht
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&1s' viii you 60 TO Tozor's benefit to might?
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@SNANTED - -IMMEDIATELY AT the
" Telegraph House, No. 33S Western.row, u
women who understands housework-cooking, wash
tug, ironing, &c. Apply imm' dately at tho Tele-
graph House, No. 53S western-row.
fgenl6.tfl
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"ANTED-SITUATION-By a young
w rian who understands running cylinder
reses Adams presses, and all kinds of presses used
Scess Office. sepl6-aw*
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NNANTED--AGENTS-To sell desirable
w work Just published, "Ju'ian's Interest
Tables containing accurate calculations Of Interest
MT t5 6, 8, gand Oper cent, both simple and com
pound, on all sums from one cent to $4,000, and from
one day to six years. A rare opportunity to make
money in the sao OF this new, cheap and useful
work. For further information as to success, testi-
ony In its favor and terms, address stamp inclosed
or apply to J. HAZARD DAVIS, 427 Fifth-street.
Isep2-amf]
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A UCTlON sALE.-BY hi. S. MTLES

IN & CO., No. % ain-stre-t-GroceripS Glass.
ware and Wrapping Paper ut Auction We win sell
on ~ ESDAY MORNING, 81 ptember %, at O'Clock.
general variety Of Staple Groceries, Glassware and
Paper.
ALS0-For account of whom Il may concern, with
out reserve, IFS bxs aud sample bxs Va., Ky. and
Mo. Tobacco; 10 bls. Smoking do: large Platform
Scale, in good order; 2new aud secondhard Counter
Scales; large Warehouse Trucks; CrowbGrs, Cant.
hooks, Skids, 8c.; 1900 bdls. T., Ii. aud d. o. RAJ
and Straw Paper.
seplg II. y. Ill LES n co., AuCtiOntors.
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~ ANTED--T0 WHOLESALE LIQUOR
DEALERS "A young man of experience
Wlhhes employment as travelling agent; speaks the
pilnolpo languages, and IL well aclua nted through
sne county. Address c. q. b., Frys Hotel Main
tlIeet seplGc,
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-PrANO-FO -FORTE-A good
~ piano.forte. Apply to KELLOGG B. VIII.
LIAMS, No. % and "a East Third. street. seplo.bs
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A UCTTON sALE--BY JACOB GRAFF

UARDIAN'S SALE TW0.ST0Ry
IN Brick Dwelling, No. Home .gtrcet, between
Fourth and Fifth and Elm and Plum-steeeti. Will
he sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY AFTER
NOON, September 10, 1859, at two O'Clock, on tho
premises, No. Home street, two'storV Brick
Dwelling with six rooms, cellar, hydrant, lido en-
trance, &c. The lot Ia twenty feet front by nnetl
lcet deep. Title perfect Sale positive. Tcrns s,NO
cent. interest, to be secured hy NOR gage on tho
premises. CO.. W. SMITH, Anctionccr,
No 2"l Vine street.
JOHN W. SHEPPARD, sr., Guardian. sepl''tt
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epl9 u. 8. MILES CO., Aucti0ncors.
AUCTION sALE,-BY THOMAS

IN JOHNSTON, in Sales-rooms, No. % Main street
below Third Second large nositive sale Of Foreign
Goods, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Sc at AHction.-'
TUESDAY MORNING, Septemnet 90 commencing
out reserve over 500 10 ia Of fresh Imported Forsign
ana Domestic Dry Goods, comp, isin2 the most de
srablo assortment ever offered in this city ut Auc-
tioD.
ALS0-L Large and desirable stock Of Merchant Tai,
lors and Clothiers' Goods with nc Unotrshif,s snd
Drawers fine Linen Shirts, Bosoms and Collars, Cra'
watts, Mufliers, &c.
ALSO Large stock of Dress Goods. with beay"
Brown SheetiDgs, Bleached Musinl. Ticl;lngs, bssS
hams, &c
ALSO-l0 cases prime and fresh stock Of Doote.
Shoes Brogans, Women'r, Mems and Chiid.ons
seps THIS. JOHNSTON, Auctioncer.
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W ANTED-A SERVANT-To do general
w honsework In small family. References re-
1ulred' and good wages paid. Apply at IA Charles
Plum. N-'''' " saniT ~ ~
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W. AETED-BOY-16 to 1s years old, in a
dfy COOS stUre. Apply at 6S Fifth.street.
Sepl1-bsl
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wv ANTED- statesmen - Three good
Wi, salesmen wanted to 20 tu Indiana G cd men
:" h ind employment for sOme months and bo libar-
AER, Press Office. seplT.bS
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wv WANTED-SITU ATTON-As wet nurse.
iii, apply at le66 Wostern.row, between Bay.
H.II.-L auu PIeeMan -slreete. sepl7bS
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WANTED.

mWANTs,""F0R SALE" ITO LET" "LOsT,"
hooND'" &C., 10 this column, occupying five lines
or ieas' two in|rtions, twenty five cents.
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"ANTED--T0 COMMISSION MER.
w CHANTS-A married man of good business
duailtcatton;, thorough book keeper and excellent
palesman, desires employment in any capaci whore
Iis services Will DeappreCaOd. References furnished.
Address A. A. ANDREWS this office eepl7.b*
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NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stove
80, .mou'perB q. W. LII L CO.,
ooplt'u Main.
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fAny communications from our fifends viii 30
Box q, Coyington, Ry.l
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE.-BY KELLOGG d
"A WILLIAMS, saie-rooms % and q Fast Third
ss sSle a ns PLATED MsSe isrso arc
tember 90 at va O'Clock, stock Of fine Silver plated
Ware, direct from the manufactures, viz: Tea Sets.
Casfors Fruit Baskets Cups Pitchers Spoons Forks,
Butter Dishes and Butter Knives, &C. .FfGl
ALSO--W larRe Pier and Mantel Gilt Mirrors, as
sorted Sizes and other soodt, . be sold without
serve. .a r-,s. u y Il. seplg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
Twelfth Anniversary of the Temple OF
Honor and Temperance

TheTemples Honor Of this city will celebrate t4e twelfth
~ ie in which the independent 0ILer Of Good Tempars
"a he sons OF Temperance will participate All members OF
the temperance orders, and all visiting brothers are cordially
Invited TO take part in the procession -
e Temples of Honor will in Temperance Hall, No.
Coe street. Of Temperance in the Hall Of the 9dng
Ht Christian Association the place and the Good
iTsmnlars in the Fireman Hall, Public Square.
The PROCESSION will formed at precisely o'clock, and Will
move as follows -, O. .
Down College the Square, around the Square to
ur mn Market To Jnon through Union to College, Col
Zee 70 Church. up Church Cherry, Cherry TO Broad, down
RTsd 10 College up College to Franklin, through Franklin to
&c., down Cherry Demumhrane, Demumbane 10 sum
r down summer Church, through Church to High down
Hin to Cedar Cedar to Cherry and down Cherry to The
Gaety Theatre -,
and two addresses by eminent speakers
f he close o. the speaking the procession will be reformed,
move through Cedar TO the Hall College, where it
will be disbsnded al,
% Iav members Of tAe Good Tsmpars all ladies and gentle
mon the cause, the public generally invited 70
stts,d al the Theatre and hear the addresses.
Perseverance addresses will also be delivered at the sane lace
1t night. ' '
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ArrivnI ID &c Arago.

NEW YORK, May IG-The st Gamer Arsgo has ar
rived off Cape Race with Liverpool dates Of the
4th aud probably of Saturday.
The Steamer Nova Scotia arrived at Quebec with
dsles Of the 4 h. Cotton sales of days 10000
bales of which speeulaors and exporters took 1900
bales; declined and very dull; Clare quote Or
leans Middling 81; Upland Middling Ct.
Manchester ad,ices unfavorohle All qualities
Sill htly declined; Consols 800 1901 Bresdtus buo-
want all qualities oODsi ierably advauced; Proys-
ions have an advancing tendency; Flour advanced
G49 pence, Corn advanced pence; Beef and Pork
each advanced Ja10 shillings.
The City Of Baltimore and Va1derbuilt arrived
gu; on the 4tb. Napoleon's manifesto appeared on
he Sd
It's formal declaration Of war No actual col
lis'on has yet occurred
The Bank Of France has raised its rates from
to 4per cent.
NV YORK, May 16 Napoleon expects to take
the fl Id on The 9Th. He says Austria has virtugHy
declared war against France, and ne takes the
sword in defence of Italy. Re dsclaims all idea
of conquest, and leaves the Empress aud his son
under The patriotic French people.
TIE French troops are pouring into Piedmont.
The Austrian troops are concentrating along tbe
river Seiz9, occupying Fercili Trieste aud the sur
rounding country, which is placed in a state Of
siege.
The Austrian commander has imposed heavy con-
tribution Oh the occupied towns.
The panic on the Bourse continues. Rcntes 500
fr6ncs.
The Bank Of Frankfort has raised its rates to T.
further advance is expected by the Bank of
England.
The Dutch Government asked the Chambers for
loan of five hundred thousand pOunds.
Ninety thousand pounds arrived from Australia.
The French Minister has left Vienna.
The Austrian minister has also left Paris.
Richardson, Spence sec. quote Flour l2s 3ds15s
cd. Southern White Wheat lis l4s; White corn
s, ada IS 81; Lard co.; Sugar quie c1ffee firm,
but quotations are barely maintained.
TIE price in the Stock Exchange has subsidized.
American St7cks-Little inquiry and prices weak.
The following manifesto from the Emperor Of AUS
tria was issued on the Doth: 81 have ordered my
army TO enter Sardinia. Our struggle is just one
and we begin it With courage and confidence We
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RIvER ANp srEAsInoAr NEWS.



BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
For Padncah, Caba, ct u o'clock.
I" Cincinnati, R B Hamilton st o'clock.
The telegraph reports the Upper Mississippi ris-
ing rapidly.
The river il now declining rapidly. At present
there is Eve feet largo on Hsrpeth Shoals.
Steamers Ess'pOrt and JAS johnson passed Mem
phis yesterday, and will arrive on Wednesday and
Thursday next, from New Orleans.
The Scotland is now receiving freight preparatory
to her departure for New Orleans or Wednesday
morning next.
The John Gsult is now receiving freight for Lou
isVille and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The Cuba, the reliable packet that makes sure
time, and connects at Paduesh with the U s. Mail
steamers for Memphis 81. Louis, and Louisville, de-
parts puuctually this day at y o'clock.
The r. B Hamilton will be the only direct boat
this day for Louisville and Cincinnati Capt David
son is puuOlusl man and win depart at o'clock,
Pm.
The following boats are expected Blanche Lewif,
from Ports above; Cuba from PaduOah; Hudson,
from Paducah.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Minetonka. from Paducah.
r. B. HsiltoB, Cincinnati.
John Gault Louisville.
Commerce, Ports shove.
Stevenson,
SnoWden, Smithland
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Minnelonka, Padueah.
the Cubs arrived last night in disabled condi-
ton, having met with serious accident at Hyde's
Ferry, breaking wrist, bursting her cylinder
and almost entirely running her larboard engine.
The Ella will take the place of the Cuba in the
Paducah packet trace, leaving at the usual hour to-
day.
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hope hoEever thet We shall not stand alone in H.
speak as q sovereign member of the Gsrmanic con-
federation when call attention 10 the danger, and
recall TO memory the glorious times in Rhch Europe
had to thank the general and fervant enthusic 5m
u Germany for lis liberation for God and The fs
harln rad
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DECLINE IL STOCKs-The latest advices from New
York show heavy ecline in stocks, the result,
presume, Of the war news. Tennessee 6's, which
scld early last week 934 had declined on Friday
to 60 and other State securities had suffered sim
liar decline.
The Persia brought intelligence of The decline of
COnsOls on the 29th ult., to s9@s9}. The intelli-
gence by the Weser and BOrussia reports COnsols at
s9499O4 on the Sd inst, showing advance of Z.
erhaps this news may affect the New York stock
market favorably.
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CommERcIAL.


Daily Review of the Markets. May is.
cOTTON--The market complete sand still odsy
nota sngebe having changed hands that eeOuld hear Of
The Southern markets very unsettled though holders
do not seem anxious operate the present condition AFFAIRS
and many are reported Withdrawing their stocks
market
twill be seen the foreign uer Geographic
head, that further decline Of s9d had taken place the
Liverpool market up to the 3dinst.
CHAKI7sroN May l4-The7e 600 Cotton sold
depressed, and BUYERS anxious 10 purchase.
MonirE May 3The sales Of Cotton to-day reached 1000
bales, range Of prices corresponding with H%9c
Miding Of the week reached $3.50 bales, and the
receipts 4leO against 90 bales the corresponding gek last
and the stock on hand is q, 81 bales
MOBILE May 1sales Of Cotton day ego bales Prices
sfer but quotations are unchanged.
Mess James Co., their circular by Persia
dated Liverpool April %, say:
close week, much anxiety prevailed in
quenc Of immediate prospect Of war, and matters continued
violence preeptated by Of most extraordinary
complication Continent threatening involve all Europe
in the pending struggle. decline IN
consos from "a while securities went down from 10
to 20 per cent in two Gays causing forty failures the
Exchange London here. has
become general casting the deepest gloom hs country
for the prayzng branches of commerce, i'm
parting the time extraordinary speculative demand for
Provisions and Bredsus which have largely advanced in price,
The Bank Of England yesterday the rare OF Discount
to 80 cent and not improbable that this soon be fol-
iowea y further upward movement Conso after week Of
S91.
consequence of the causes briefly referred to above the
Cotton market has been greatly depressed and sRce Monday
sales have almost impractcabe heavy Decline
buyers being indsposed operate I'D I'd
currency OF week. upon Which terms many holders urgently
esssd their samples in vain indeed, for two three days
may said that have had market The
has been eess and prices Irregular that correct
quotations iuposOewe may remark however, by way Of
giving approximate idea Of values that Mddng Orleans
nomnay worth 67d, Mobile 61<d and Upland Sgd.
The from India and China again very
favorable for Goods and Yarns, representing those markets
quite Socks prices Advancing consequence the
trade at Manchester has been far but slightly influenced by the
adverse turn here, but there is much doing.
The imports this have been "a 200 bales and sales 1000
Of which GOO aken speculation, and I0O for export
To day 1000 bales sOld--the market closing fat.
The suened exhibits the stock Of cotton hand
quantity this port Imports consump
ton the LIST January date compared with the past
three years
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TIE LAST OF THE SEAsoN.-The last performance
Of the German Dramatic ClCb for this will be
given at Harmonic Hall to night. The managers
have determined that this, their last performance
shall in no wise fall behind the others, and have
lected two excellent plays. After they are over,
the remainder of the night viii be devoted to dan
cling. Let all attend who wish to enjoy them
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHAKTs.-We arc selling
many articles Of Hardware, 'being psrt of Kirk
man 4 Elis's last importation" at small advance
on TO, tfor Cash. Our new stock, which is being
nsde complete by daily arrivals we offer atreduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at "a Public
Square, Kirkman & EIlis's old stand, from
mh7 IT, MCCALL & CO.
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LAGRANGE, Ky, May 15.--The Seventh District
Democratic Convention nominated Thos H. Holt for
Congress, by aeelamation.
Mr., Holt in accepting. maintained the right Of
the South to carry her property into the Terri cries
but declared against interference BY Congress to
establish or prohibit sia7ery ihersin
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THANKs.-We are greatly indebted to our estima-
BILE and kind friend Mrs William B. E., for basket
of the largest and most delicious strawberries We
have seen this season, and for many years. Such
favors come to US in the dust and turmoil of city
life as an oasis in The desert to the weary and way
worn traveller
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REMOVAL.
I0EN NDEREL 4 CO

TJAVE removed tbeirlSoOiG Rinderv and
Blank Book Mandatory to the Baptist Publishing House
house below Douglass & Co., north Market sire No So
9d door from the Squarand Wilt be glad their OLD
and invite that our line are
prepared make Blank Books W the best and after any
pattern Particular attention will be paid Binding
Of Periodicals and old Books. Car prices as low as the
lowest The style work be the Bndry or Store on
Unon Street Books left Of either place will immed
fsBll-nsda ention
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refinery, with several adjoining buildings occupy>
ing the square harmed this evening.
The German Peoples Festival came of this
to-day on the creole coRrse-twentJ thousand peo-
pie ware present.
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ST. LOUIS, May l6.-The overland mail of the 22d
has arrived
Mining news are favorable.
UTAH, April 10 News unimport1nt.
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Tribute of Respect TO the late DR.. John
shelby.

tribute of Respect TO the late Dr. Johh
4 shelby.
At a meeting of the Faculty Of Shelby Medical
College. held On Monday the 18th inst, the decease
of DIR. JOIN SHELBY, one Of the most venerable
members of the Medical profession in Tennessee,
and benefactor to the institution, having been
suggested by the DEAN Professors CALENDAR,
NADDIS and WRIGHT we're appointed to prepare
resolutions expressive Of regret
The following we're presented:
WHEREAS. In the ful,ness of time the hand Of
death has fallen upon DR.. JoHN SHELBY, enc Of
the pioneers of the medical profession 10 this state,
citiz II long resident in this vicinity; man mark
ed by many sterling characteristics, whose name IS
ideut fed WITH the early history aud growth OF this
CITY, and fsmier to and honored by his profession,
it is due that record should be made Of the fact and
of the general sense of loss in consequences Of 1t
therefore,
Resolued That as the Faculty of an Institution
which is honored with his name, We have heard WITH
unfeientd SORROW of the death of DR.. JOHN SHELBY,
its patron and bencfactor.
BssolUsd That in this affective dispensstion the
medical profession has cause TO mourn enc of Its
most esteemed and venerable members.
Resolped, That we will attend his funeral OF 4
o'clock. P NJ from Christ Church, AMI that this
memepto be entered upon the records Of tie Fac
ulty.
Rssolved That copy Of these resolutions be sub
mitted for publication, and mat the Dean transmit
a cow TO the family of the deceased, with assur-
.Srses of our sympathy in their bereavement.
JOHN P Ford NJ D., Dean, &c.
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Two steamers burned.

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The steamers MonongShale
and Edinburg opposite the city, were burned to The
waters edge. Loss S., 800. Insurance for $50 600
There was no freight on either boat
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the rate of interest to 8! per cent, being an adj
vance of per cent. il anticipation Of war. Now
that the war has actually broken out perhas an
vance may take place.
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CANDIDATES.


We authorised JOHN SHANE, ESQ., as can.
ddate reelection the Office of Criminal Court Clerk
next March election.
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An adjourned meeting of the City Building and
Loan Association will take place at the Merchants
Exchange, Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, at
which time the funds Of the Association will be dis
posed Of Those in want Of cash would do we'll to
attend msyl7-2t.