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SHELLEY MEDICAL COLLEGE.


CJEsSION OF Is59-THE FIRST REGULAR LecRrE
this Institution viii commence Monday, the 1st Of
vemher and will continue til the l March, ensuing
Tee Preliminary Course of Lsc'ges, atudeats,
will be given during the month Of October
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, VI. D., Professor Of AnAtsmy, tDes-
criptiye, astrological and Surgczl1
JOHN FREDERICK NAY NJ D., Professor Of Principles
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL r WRIGHT, NJ Professor Of Physiology Gsa pa
thoogy;
JOHN Ii. CALENDER NJ. D., Professor Of MasriA Msdsa
and Therapeutics;
RICHABD o. CURREY, NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chatsy
and Medical Jurisprudence;
r. B. HASKISS NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice e
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD NJ D., Professor Obstetrics Bse.ses
Women aud Children;
II. NJ. COMPTON, n. D., Demonstration Of Aasteny.
The cir Hos Il upon the premises Of the College and
der control Of are Faculty at which operations performed
and prescribed for in the presence Of the Class, and Cts
cal Lectures delivered
AmOGnt Of fees for Lectures tiS -
Naturalization fee (paid but once) ~
Demonstrators fee (required bat once) ID o.
Graduationfee, p e
Excellent board can bsobtansd fer 81 50 TO sfper week
For further details announcements apply 70
JOHN ?. FORD, N. D.,
fyl7-d&Wtf Dean o! The FscuitE.
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kirkpatrick, NeVins 81 Co.,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE in large and complete assortment Of
ii III Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Mossses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, a large and complete stock;
Raisins full stock, with Teas Candles sardines Mack.
erel Glassware, cans; together with kinds Of Gro
cles usually kept in tie Grocery line. Our stock Of
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think cannot be surpassed in this any market To
heavy stock Of goods in invite attention Of
the trade.
uArS-a KIRKPATRICK, NEvINs 4 Co.
New sugar, Coffee, Raisins, SardineG, 9-c.
JUST RECEIVED
so hhds New Sugar, prime and eAecs;
200 bags Cofee, New Crop;
SEQ bxs Raisins;
Is do 4 and 4 Ssrdnes;
% bills New Buck Wheat Flour;
Which will be sold low to the trade
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
NIB. wiz be resolving New Goods daily.
poyR4 LR.&caa
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Blu H GE & AL LEN.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission d Produce Merchants,
!
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR OF COLLEGE AND SPRING sTs- NASHVILLE, TENN
KETE are now in receipt of large assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which We invite the attention
Sugars.
Louisiana Sugar $50 bbs Baltimore
100 bbis and PhiisdslphiA Coffee sugar -
| Crushed Sugar, 70 bills Baltimore and Louisiana
Powdered sugar s5 bbs Batnore and PhIladel.
phia B Sugar.
Coffee.
SOC sacks Rio Coffee, p de o. G. Java Csfee,
MoIasses.
a5s bbls New MOlasses Sc ten gallon kegs Cold Syrup,
900 = bbls de 20 bills Dc do
100 ten gail kegs de
| $50 boxes Star Candles, 600 doz Painted Buckets,
ESQ = do de Is Painted Tubs,
900 q do do $50 dozen Wsshboards,
$50 boxes TalIow De 900 doz BroOms.
100 do Pearl Starch: J0,c0O assorted Cigars,
600 do Bar Soap, Is bxs Smoking Tobaccs;
% chests Green Black Tea; Manufactured % all
Is bags Spice, grades,
30 do Pepper, 100 bxs CARROTS Snuh,
10 bales Ginger, 50 kegs Shot, assorted sizes;
100 casks New Castle Soda, Is do Bar Lead;
100 bKs do do in papers, IS bxs Msson's Blackins;
ceroons best Indigo, $50 do Glassware;
2casks Dutch Nader; I5O do Window Glass;
% tie-ceSfr esh Rice, 500 bills kenhaW& Salt,
zoe bbs Dean, Whisky, 200 Robertson county
100 do WiIshires dc Whisky,
IS do Ward d Cary do $50 bbls Rye & Bourbon de
% do Smiths old LongRorhs Catssba
20 Or. pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
wine; 20 X casks cid Burgundy Port
3 pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine;
pipes Holland Gin; so bask Champagne Wine;
20 bbls Ale 10 bbls Vinegar;
p casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usually In the dFscey
inc janl2l BURGE ALLEN.
TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 EME & CO.,
Have just opened at their stand
No. Union street,
complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGSs
CtOMPRIsING full assortment plain figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, PRINCES Bugle Gimp, Grape Trimmings
Belts, Buttons Brads, Buge Buttons &c. &c, all Of Which
entirely and tine best that could be got the Eastern Markets
Tstock of:
TePhin MerinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cottons well other material for Knitting Netting I'm
brodery and Croche iscOmpets, variety
quantity than We also continue TO manufacture
ErlngeSs EaSsetS, ButaOnss COrsdsJ dcSs
To order usual and will hy suit all and everybody
sepl2-f
WOOD SAWS.
EETE excellent article sad Saw HorssS
w Collins and other brand Of Axes;
Plain and Ornamental Coal Scuttles;
Vases, Csal and Cinder Shoves;
Hire Irons and Strands. of all qualities:
Rear1h Bro0ms Busters and Door Mats.
MACKENZIE 4 MIECHE,
Bsv14 - esllegs Stcsss.
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ASsIGNEE'S SALE.

ON Tuesday, January e5, 1853. VIII sell Euetisa he
Steamboat " X. Stevenson. engines tackle I'd sTa
lTe as she now lies at the wharf smhand, Kentucy lie
stevenson light dauzht thah three Cd,
6csed and thoroughly aired IN Octocer as ard has an ne
iiggng and tackle necessary = boat OF her class.
Terms Sale.--rhs boat will be sold a creiit -
three six nine Twelve, and eighteen 0nths
payable in the Southern Bank Of Kentucky. Smithand VITA
ne or more endorses said sud0rse residents 81
either Kentucky tennessee B. X. HAYNES
dec2s-dtiy AsslgHee
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FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GBOCEBs,
General Commission and Produce
MIR HANTs,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner Of Broad and Market streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
TTTE receiving the largest and desirable
w stock Of Groceries offered to the trade BY any house
IN the city, to wit:
81 hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do do Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Molassss;
IS Il do do
ass boxes Star Candles;
100 kegs assorted Nails
80 boxes Taow Candles;
40 barrels Crushed Sugar;
IS boxes K Cheese;
IS do ED do
200 barrels Whisky, all brands;
q casks Imported French Brandy
De Holland Gin;
I50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Raisns;
100 do do dc
rs Y do de do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters
1865 bays Fine Salt;l
go do Coarse do
3,500O00 Cigars. all brands:
l7s boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With many other articles MENTION all Of whch
VIC will sell unusually o% prices to cash dealers
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NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER sIUCA
OF
DRY GOODS, FOR 1858.
Flu IL MAN & CO.,
No. g Public squire, Nashville, Tennessee.
VNTE now receipt anextenssve complete
Wv American and Foreign staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties, dc.
Gar assortment Of Ladies' Good ClOaks, Mans Shaw
Enhoieres White Goods, Robes. Blankets, Cloths, Cassimeres
Tweeds Sattnes, Hosiery, and all kinds Of WOODEN Fabrics
viii compete wt not sUrpasS, that was ever before
hihbed in the Southwest
Superior viii be offered and prompt time
buyers.
call rspeetfuy solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price all kinds of barter
EURNIAN a; co.
aug27 Public Square, the Suspension Bridge
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500 REWARD

N ANYWAY subscriber night Of the S7th uit
my negro boy, John. Said boy bright mulattO aged
Yeas, Is about feet, inches height
SLENDER with straight black hair, and hard distinguish
white msa, except close observers He good
maker, AMI his left hand altogether in peggng.
will give $50 any person who may said hoy and
lodge any jail in this State, that
arrested out Of the State. GEO. STROUD,
5an1-Im Morrison Depot, Warren Tenn.
Said boy well dressed fms appearance hair
Left with Whiskers pretty al his
viii doubt aim to pass for awhile Caa
pretty wsll.
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GtOmFORTABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
Sale Ltera Credit The house with 60 feet Of sround
sumner street. which W. A. Gcaves resides, sale
liberal terms Possession given Apply Unisa
BANK. j. KW{kNAN. pfss
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IN TER TIN i.

NB have been authorized by parties in Virginia to dispose
Es Of all
REMNANT LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold, at from
Twenty to Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have this Ahong these
lots will be found
FINE TOBACCO
sold in the State, aud believing the idea good
have concluded to sell all the remnant lots Of Cigars upon tie
same terms, 70 sfke room for The largest stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
held byany Tennessee House Those wishing avail them
selves Of good thing Will cali early
J. ". LANGLEY & CO.S
octs-tf a Union street
TNXCITEMENT IN IIAVANA.-Cgars at ). W.
Langley Co.'S, who opening large assortment select
with great who knows. Delpts Fine snuff Rose
and MacahOy. J.W. LANGLEY & CO.,
janl2 Union street.
AR D.--Wantei, 900 prime Lard for which
Il highest market priee, in cash, viii he paid.
B. LANiER & CO.,
dec9-2m Office with Carter, Wilsford a Co.
SHANGHAI MAPCEIES.--Ws have reduced the
= .snce Of this best And cheapest Match.
We are opening large assortment Of German Cigars.
J. W. LANGLEY q co.
decI2 a. Union street.
HNINE VIRGINIA GOBACCO.--Calt q shultzh
seIit large lotof hine Tobacco.
J.W LANGLEY & co.
sep3 Agents for z. Shuts and Hasey & booker
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
WTEsSEL & THOMPSON respectfully announce to their
w customers and the public generally, they now
receiving daily by Railroad large and well stock
goods which they selling al low cash prices and among
will be found the following:
Fruits.
Is bxs New Rasns; 2GO drums fresh Figs;
5 bbls Currents; , trails Dates
cases PTunes; 10 bxs Lemons.
Nuts, &c.
10 bbls Pecans; 40 bbls assorted Almonds;'
10 do Fnbers; 10 do Brazil Nuts;
10 do English Wslnuts
20 dog fre'h LObstesl and 20 doz fresh Salmon and
fresh Mackere2 cans; doa spised Salmon in 10
10 bbs new family Shad; cans;
G do do Mackerel arge3; 100 new Scotch Herring;
500 best Cod Fish.
Matches, &c.
100 gross Shanghai Matches rs gross Geuuine German
30 srs ge'ne Round Box Matches; Matches:
l2O bxs Fire Crackers 100000 Torpedoes;
Wines 6Cs
100 baskets Champagne dog sparkling Catavsa
So p basket n assortment Of 80 doE Allsops AIe
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira so do Dublin Porter;
4 casks Of extra quality, Old so do London de
London Dock and 0tard Bran
dies in casks
SURdries.
10 chests Fine Teas; lU0 doz English Pickles;
dOE Ale Pumps 20 do assorted Sauces;
~ do Brandy Peaches; . do Brandy Cherries:
10 do French Cordial; 20 do Fresh Pine Apple;
50 do Mustard 200 ms Citrou:
Canton Ginger together variety of new STYLES Of
ConiecuonRries for Wedding Parties, Sc.
VESSEL K THOMPSON,
ct2l 40 and a Union street. Nashville.
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COMPTROLLEEssS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TEsS., Dec. %, 1853.
FINDER provisions Of the act Of 4h February, 1856,
chap $50 snd other acts the subject Of Free Banking
public auction, the Merchants Exchange IN Wall
street, cy the 81 Of February 1873 and frsm day
10 day until they aa disposed Of the following Bonds endOr
by Tennessee. belonging tie following Free
Banks liquidation, wit:
81 Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Bends fer $1,000 each,
belonging o the Bank Of Claice-c--
East and Virginia Railroad Bond for EACH
belonging o the Bank Of Jefferson,
L East Tennessee Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 900 each,
belonging TO tie Bank OF Trenton.
Nashville Chattanooga Rarssd Bonds, and is Memphis
City Bonds all fer COO each belonging to the Bank Of Taze
we'll JAMES I. DUNLEP,
dec2g-dIm Comptroller.
Dali Memphis Appeal insert for thirty days and send bill TO
90,
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
Additional Supplies.
Ladies' Congress Kid IIeeled Kossnth Boots:
. do eutionei do Boots;
do White Satin Slippers:
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters:
Misses Kid feeIed Welt Boots
lie Goat do do DO &C., &c
Just received at a College street.
dec29 JOHN RAMAGE
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-08

Terrible Explosion at DistIllery-The
Building Badly Damaged--ODe Man
Instantly Killed--Another Probably
scalded to Death, and Two Laborsrs
shockingly Burned.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon a
terrible catastrophe occurred at J. il. In
grams distillery, Just outside tho municipal
limits, In Storr's Township, below Milloreek,
by which two persons will probably lose their
lives, and two others suffer great agony, even
though they should recover. The accident
resulted from the explosion Of stilI-tub, in
stantly killing David Wallace, and nearly
scalding to death three persons, james Rene
gin, engineer, George Arnold, aud Thomas
Halpin, laborers, the aforementioned Of whom,
1t 10 believed, can not possibly recover. The
building was also badly Injured, a portion Of
the wall being blown down, and several of the
tubs and q part Of the apparatus destroyed.
II Is supposed that the upper pipe of the
tub had become obstructed, and the steam
accumulated there in such volume that, una.
BILE to escape, it burst the vessel into hum
dred fragments The engineer had Just as
cended TO the top Of the vat for the purpose
of opening the valve, and was on the point
Of effecting his purpose, when the explosion
took place, blowing the engineer some twenty
feet in the air. 'as 800 :.
Fragments Of the tubs and part of the
machinery were carried to the distance of
hundred yards, and the damage to the build
ing must be to the extent Of $4,000 or "a, 900.
The distillery had recently passed into the
hands Of Perrin, Gould 4 Co.; Mr.. Ingam
having made transfer some time since of ali
his interest in the concern.
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NOVEL DIvoRoE CAsE--MATRIN0NY AT A
DIsoousT.--Rather novel incident took place
yesterday afternoon at the ofaoe Of Justice
McFall. A son Of the Emerald Isle, whose
better half was far worse than he could bear,
went to the Magistrate and insisted upon having
divorce Immediately. The Justice which ID
msted out at this temple, however, although it
may DO induced to do many things out of the
usual order, could not bring about the consum-
nation he SO devoutly wished, but the priest
assured his fOrlorn Benedict that hs could
ssnd the undutiful wife to the penitentiary.
Without issuing warrant he had the wo-
man brought into the Court, aud by dint Of
sundry threats he at last succeeded Ia admin
istering an oath and inducing her to answer
several questions. From these we learned .ha,
she had pawned the clothing Of her husband d
and children to get money to send to her rels
tives in Ireland. This he at hrst simply OBJ
jected to, but he had suffered from and borne
1t so long that he concluded at last to leave
her, providing that In this he could get the
sanction of the law. '' -'t
The justice, after he had learned the truth,
told the woman to 60 home and prepare her
husbands supper, to cease pawning his clothes
and be to him good wife, or he would Ger
tainly send her to the penitsntiary. He then
went to the man and induced him to follow his
wife and make another attempt to harmonise
with her, and return to him on Wednesday.
After much persuation the husband departed.
We feel convinced he will return, and we hope
he may obtain the wish Of his heart; for GER
tainly the law should, if possible, undo the
mischief it had done. D. '..i ..I
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COVINGTON NEWS,

POLICE CoURT.-Marcus Beber, Frenchman,
who was found drunk in the street, was yester-
day morning fined 50 rs by the Mayor, which
he was unable to pay, and was ordered to jail.
He, however, promised to get the money if
permitted to do so, and the Mayor, thinking
1t good opportunity to rid the town of his
presence, ordered his release. He Immediately
left the city, ostsnsibly to obtain money to
liquidats his fine, but really to return no more.
ARREST OF CoUNTERFEIrEa.--A counter
feter, who has been fourishing In this city
for some days past, was last night arrested in
Cincinnati, and about seven hundred dollars
In counterfeit money found on his person,
Owing to the lateness of the hour Of bis
arrest, we were unable to learn his name, or
any further particulars, except that he was
remanded to our authorities and lodged 10 Jail.
The EVERETT LYoEUM "A mistake occurred
In our notice Of this institution yesterday
morning. 1t Is not Of recent formation, but
has been In existence each winter since 1857
The present movement is merely the com.
mencement Of the regular winter session oil
the Lyceum. '@e-t
MILITARY PARADE. - Tho Kenton Cadets
according to previous arrangement, paraded
through our principal streets yesterday after.
noon. The fair for their benefit comm enced
last night and was largely attended.
LIVE SrooK MlRKET.-The warm weather
has destroyed the recent active demand for
cattle and hogs. Buyers are afraid to venture
anything at present, and great dulluess and
stagnation prevails. t.ua.a3-aa { I
PEDDLrso WITHOUT LIoExsS.-A young man
named Evans was found pOddliug crockery-
ware in the streets, day before yesterday, for
which he was hned So BY Mayor Foley.
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POLICE Court. business at the Police
Court yesterday morning, was much lager
than is usual even on Monday mornings, but
it was dull and unjnteresting as possible. The
single case which we report, although it con-
tains no special interest, we give merely be-
cause it has been already noticed.
Nicholas Oshener, who, our readers will
remember, was arrested ON charge of as
sault and battery, having paid one Of his en-
ployees named Jacob Bumm, with blows,
when he asked for money. Yesterday morn
ing he told his story to Judge Lowe, but it
was not calculated to lessen his punishment,
and he was fined $40 and costs. His bellig-
erent propensities will doubtless get him into
more trouble, for the fire that flashed in. his
eye when he heard his sentence seemed to
intimate that he would yet have revenge for
the punishment inflicted upon him.
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Tha Late Heavv T2raoch ~ rr,,.+
1 o"'" VI
o"s ir0m 'he Dishonest Porter
singular Revelations by the Aid of
q Search Warrant.
o,r x..a.., ,..,,,..
maj shons ~, uuaI.,oss 1a romemoef tle iaot
70 tps ss,st,;,s "oeas ssg, Portet Deionslng
NJ 1as noa' pss.I'n.n.". " nsnly Lane, pro, ,
w;th ,taaL g.. q, Seo s 3, 'sne 70 .ns oanh
mss,.S - VnoSA am% .oL Slvoo 90, saaaeniy a,sap-
ths, ,;n,s As s.s..asS,s sa' onsy risn n'n Slnce
mad. ' - ai..an". us'y h,s oAolttons nave oeen
nssts,dsv s .hsv 80 III ao.eauou.s, OUT unui
''yy Ys.,a:dsn sa0y "s,o o, %,sloa. hl suooess' e..
~. u"sao. ~ y'o sr.s,n - SAa "sr.ans nsuea ior
G Sv,sns,,a.t pr'. na. ;bs noye' lJOa.sd On On
s.no,i. rs.;ds lea ,,y, .,.,.,yy, ~ "nion us
tbsv SounS ri. M and % oh;ids. ,ns smssS ss
a,;.hiv s;trs "a ana ~. ..au. sn.n yuMo gom-
d;scomf,,nrs whsn ,nfnrr"S " nf .So,0 ,ou & NJ
Tbsv r,o.asdsd ~ nno. :. ~ " S':: tno;i orlanu
a. sy.ry s,sn aIrrost fornd @ aa, ocs'uoss auu s0
tha nei1. thay "a tatsn a'p'' io"aia ior
n annesrs that cnrts am. .tb,. q. th.
NJ The d;,bonsst ns srtvSwas tosn,s,,. '.o ns nsms
with arav Tsm;na,av 4 r., 0y nd oosaseu
w b Smith. and sitSou,S M tban Sns. .V a. win ro.
ba had treatad thsn, IN tbs ,sr,: n,an,' :" ~ ~,
he had Lamar \ Rro for ,haw sornd "n tns' a.,
msnse numhar nf LAM. onS ~ .,.;o'.. 49,. Of ~.
nature which he had ,tplsn from tSs on " .na mS
a large box comnIstsIv sIIad Nth IN hooLs o Sau
t;onarv. 10, he bad a. f-or, .hs ..ssb b,;.h
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pnoo.rDrses or TUE cousrr Connssros

PRooEBprNes or TIE CouNrY COMMISSION
sRs. - At their regular session yesterday
morning, the County Commissioners passed
orders amounting In the aggregate to $1,-
l64 SO; Of which 1881 SO were to the hands
employed on the now jail, and $3.50 10 fol
sundriss furnished the Lick Run Lunatlc
Asylum. aa.A. y
A communication was received from T. II
Whetstone, Of Anderson Township, President
of the Cincinnati and New Richmond Turn
pike Company, stating that the road has been
finished, and asking that viewers be appointed
Messrs. William Hopper, A. Hopper, jr., and
James Fagin were appointed, and the Auditor
was requested to notify them Of the .faot and
say that report was desired at the earlies,
possible period. tE,.,.alsV
Mr.. @. Shuman informed the Commission
that he would Withdraw his suit against the
County, in regard to the Lower River Road
providing they would pay the costs Of the
court which, ws believe they agreed to do.
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MAN KNOCKED Down AND RoBBED.--A man
named Arthur Leary, who resides at or near
Circleville, Ohio, was knocked down night
before last on John-strest, near Third, and
robbed Of $65 In gold, and watch worth $40,
at least. He states that during the afternoon
Of Sunday he wandered about the city and
drank considerable quantity Of liquor, which
he asseverates was the worst In the universe,
and little while after dark found himself in
the locality where he was robbed. He was
approached by q couple Of men who inquired
the way to the Burnet House and then asked
him the time. When he took out his watch,
one of them seized 1t while the other knocked
him down with slung- shot. He could re-.
member nothing further, but was aroused by a
man soma hours sftArwsrd, only to find that
his pockets had been riasd Of all that was val
liable in them. he left the city for bis home
yesterday afternoon, fully assured that his
money could not be recovered nor tho thieves
found. .gtt s..
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HOME INTER EST.

D~ A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. Nos. al and 27l wsstsrn-row.
Har Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and western-row, over Hannsforps
drug store. Pictures taken and ut in good oSses
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
gssr MERoHANr TAILORING. - Friel l.
Mcclure, No. 26e Wslnut-streef, have a superior
stick OF goods on band, which Of nne taste and
rich material. Those In want Of Winter Clothing
would do we'll to call and see them.
ED- SPRAauE 4 Co. IN THE FIELo.-0ur
citizens must not forget that sprague Co., corner
OF Fourth and vine-streets, are manufacturing
splendid Coats, Vests and Pants. in all styles and
Ooors and Of excellent material, ct prices suitable
to all. Drop in and examine their stock and you
will surely call second time.
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RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.

BOY Drowned IN THE 0HIo.-Three boys,
Peter Quick, BeDjamin Ashley, and Edward
Leighton, were rowing skiff in the Ohio
River, opposite the foot of Western-row, yes
terdsy afternoon, when two of the number
began sporting with each other, resulting in
into the stream. The water was so cold that
it chilled him, and this,,,with his alarm, was
probably tho cause OF his drowning. His
companions were 30 shocked when they be-
held him struggling in the river that they
made no effort to save him, though little
presence Of mind might have rescued the un-
fortunate boy from an acqueous tomb.