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NOTICE.

INIlE following notes were stolen from the
l. Subscriber the 18th inst. and hereby
f,rwurn all persons from trading for them.
One note on j. Z. Lyon. fer ($S5.UO) eighty
i've dollars, given about Goth December last.
One note OH W. Lands. for (295U) twenty.nine
fifty cts.. given about 9th Dec last. One on
Thomas Is Scott. for $1,000 ten dollars. given
Nov, 1857, and due II months after date, with
q credit endorsed On it for two dollars.
TIlOS. J. BROUGU.
April 90 lS69-3t.
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Just Received
t0A OUNCES Of SULs QUININE,
lUU 20 Ounces Sul. Mosphsne,
for sale by
JORDAN h MoLAUCHLfN,
Druggists aud Chemlets
July l, 1858. 3 y
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

T%HE Executive Comm ittee Of The Agricul-
l. turai Society are requested to meet at
Col. MarshalPs Office on Saturday next, the
sth inst, 10 A. NJ. for the purpose Of arrang-
ing the Premium List. aud making arrangements
for the Annual Fair, !.
BY order of the President.
~ W. @. DAVIS, Ses'y aud ILsas'r.
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New Goods! New Goods
GREAT BIRGIINS!
M. STRAUSS,
kES Blu X Y.

NTISHING to reduce my Stock, offer some
w of my GOODS
Less than Cost,
some at Cosr PnIcEs, and the balance with
VERY SMALL PROFIT.
Ny Stock is very large and selected with
great care. and offer
iAHY'S HOOP SKIRTS for 50 cts
Colored and White BRll.LIANTES, IL cts
| Kinney NIISIIN Fnst Colors. 10 cts
| HATS and BONNETS, SO cts
Lady's SLIPPERS, oo cts
| ;nsn COATS rs CITE
| IIANDKERCIIIEFS. O6 cta
| ETC, ETC.
April ], 1859. II
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1000 Bushels
U,Snaa For Sale.

r OFFER for sab at my Houss, ST miles this
i side of the Kiln. One Thousand Bushels OF
Arnolds Lime. justyfrom the Kiln: will cell
it at s6 cents per bushel, aud d>this, for Lime
which has always been sold at 40 cents per
hrshal I warrant the Lime. Send on the
money aud get the lime before il is all gone
JOHN SMITH.
April %. 1859, 6l-lm
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LIV ERY STA.B.L!E !ES,.
BY COBB g. CRAWFORD

BY COBB g. CRAWFORD
ABBEVzLLE, S. c.. -.
xs TIE Undersigned would inform tha
iRh public that they have formed coPnrt-
nersLip for the purpose Of conducting
THE LIVERY s1,dBLE; BUSINESS IN
ALL ITS BRANCHES.
They hnre taken the well-known Stables at
to.bei TO the lot Of the Marshall House, occu-
pied last wear by p. S. Rutledge.
These Stables, fronting on Washington Street.
have been repaired and ref ted ard are now we'll
provided with provendcr and attentive Lost
icrs for the accommodate ion Of the public.
Mn. CRAWFORD one Of the firm may AL
woys be found mt the Stables, aud he hopes. by
close attention to business. 10 merit and receive
"a liberal share Of public patronage
The Stables will he provided with HOHI1
AND SADDLE HORSES. To hire, together
with every other accommodation usually OF
f.red by u similar establishment. They have
also. COMMODlOUS LOTS for the nccom'no7
dstiou of STOCK DRIVERS, and will furn 'sll
them with proveni.r, at living rates:
| EDMTNp COBB.
| }. s. CRAWFORD.
Feb. IS, 1889 43 IT,
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YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

y
And be no longer led by those who hold out !
long time aud big profits.
Here IT, is hardly necessary for us to say TINT |!
one of our firm was one Of the first in th"
Northern Markets, and nearly the last I" leave
it, and that we have many of the novelties oi
the season, consisting in part, us follows:
Enrege MantleS, $50.
Muntillas at $l.0O.
Mantilla Shawls
Illusion Caps.
Robe Almedn.
Robe Ieonora.
Robe Mngcienne.
Robe Quilles.
Robe q Les.
Robe A l. Imperatrice.
Double Skirt Robes,
Robe Chevalier.
Robe y = Noiants.
Robe A Jupcs Nolants.
Bonnets from 25cts to $40.
Esmoralda Sleeves.
Primndonnn Setts.
Levella Cloth.
Esmoralda Bartge.
Granidicn.
Circular and Quaker Fans.
White and Col. Pique
Tine Back Combs, 81 90
Bnrcrc Robes Double and Single.
Plain Bnregrs, l24cts.
Thunder and Lightning Hats.
Straw Hats Of every color and style
Clothing Of all styles and prices.
| We hand you this short list tut if you will
bring with You the \ = III. we can show
YOU many goods that will make your hearts
leap for Joy, and pay yon well for coming hity
and even hundred miles.
| Fearing that we shall occupy more space
than the Editors of the" Banner" and Press
had the kindness to reserve for us, We shul
! make but more appeal
1t is to those who live Mt n distance t
come to town, aud if you cannot buy ai
of your goods of lis for Cash, you will hn'
some of the Fogics who are clever fellows an'
ever ready to welcome you inside the portals q
their doors, al i extend to YOU that which W
refuse-Timc! Time! Time! until tim
shall be no longer their books, then tax
from you scrip "fraper on which is written
"One day after date" DC, with your name u
the bottom.
Our advice would be, bring with you tn
Filthy lucre, " and pay Us You 60; then,
Calm will he thy sleep rs infant slu1nbers,
Pure rs the rurrst thoughts thy dreams.
Aud all the Joy tn is bright world numbers,
Shed DER thee her mingled beams.
MOORE & QUAlFE.
April G. ls5s-i9-tf
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pp Gfifgrapb.
From washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. SESkrE-Mr.
Thompson introduced a homestead bill which
was read twice.
Mr.. Pugh's resolution relative to Utah and
New Mexico was taken up. Mr. Harlan
moved IN amendment 10 inquire into the pro-
priety of authorizing the New Mexicans TO
elect all of their territorial officers. Mr.. Green
wished a postponement, being unwell and
desiring TO speak on the subject. Mr.. Hill
said that no Senator had ever been elected
President and ascribed it to the introduction
of such resolutions and fillibustering speech
es. The consideration was postponed till
Monday.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-House-Mr HOl-
man quoted Pinkney, Patrick Henry, Jack
son and others against the right of a State 10
recede from the Union. He eulOgised Indi-
ana as conservative State.
Mr.. Cochrane cOmplimented the Union
Meetings at the North and declared that the
Union was in no danger. He censured the
indamatory couse of the Abolitionists and
Republicans. He said whatever might be
the feeling of the South, the North will pro-
tect and support her in every right. The
Democracy have stood and will stand firm by
their fellow Democrats throughout the Union.
The l4th ballot for Speaker resulted as fol-
lows: Sherman Ill; McClernand q; Boteler
80; Barksdale 10 scattering "a
18th ballot--Sherman 10; Boteler 43 /;
McClernand Is Barksdale 10 scattering "a.
10th ballot Sherman 1903 Boteler SO
MeClernand %; scattering As. House adj
iourned.
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 20.-The Steamer
Brooklyn has arrived, bringing Minister Nc
Lane and family also, Mr.. II. r. De Larein-
trie, McLane's Secretary of Legation, bear
ing the ratification of the treaty with the Ju-
arez Government. The treaty was ratified
on the 18th. 1t provides for the perpetual
right aaross the Isthmus Of Tehuantepic from
the Rio Grande to MaZatlaR, and from Quay
mus to Arizona. with warehouses at the ter.
mini of each transit. All goods between
the Atlantic and Pacific States to pass free Of
duty. Goods to be shipped from the transit
warehouses to Foreign countries duty free.
Our troops, military stores and munitions are
to pass between Tehuantepic and Sonora the
same as those of Mexico, the neutrality of
the transit to be guaranteed by both Govern
ments.
The United States with or without the
consent of Mexico to posses the right to pro-
tect the transit and property by force. 1t
also grants perfect religious freedom and eI-
empls our citizrns from forced loans.
A supplemental convention permits our
intervention in Mexico t. protect our citi-
zens and enforce the treaty stipulations.
In compensation for the release of dnties
the United States pays four millions OF
dollars, two millions of which are rescued
for the payment of claims.
The above is reliable.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH Il
Prlee 2scea,s per BoTTLE

We have putupSHd sold
years, and CAN SAL, IN
it, wtst We have never
any other medicine-NkY
A SINGLE INSTANCE TO /.
timely usedl Never did .
of dissatisfaction by any =
the contrary, ali are de-
tons, and speak IN terms =
ton OF its niagicalefieets -
We speak in this mattel r.
after ten years experi
REPUIATIoS FOR TIA FUIF1I
DEcLARE- In aimosteyery
FAINT Is suffering from pain r.
will be found In fifteen or
the syrup is admins =
This valuable pref ara =
OF one or the Must TX -
FCL NURSES in New Eng :
used with NEyER-FAILc
THOUSANDS -
Not only relieves the Child -
crates the stomach and u
ity and givestone and en-
TEN. II Will almost in
GRIPPING IN TIE n
WINB =
andovercomeconvuisionS>
remedied, end in death -
and sUkEsT KEnKpY ~ I'M =
DISENTkRl AND DIAk
whether II arises from n
other cause. We would -
who has a child suiieringE
ing coInplsints-I5O NCI
CES, NOk THE PREJU -
stand between your suffer
that viii be sure-yes,
TO follow the use of this .
used. u
Fulldirections for usint =
ooItle. None genuine uE-
CURTIS a PkRkINS, New
side wrapper.
Sold by druggistSthroush
Principal Office No. 10,
June7d&wly Price 26
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VALUABLE STEAM Mill Property FOR
SALE.-The Mill property advertised for sale
by Messrs STARK 4 WILLIAMS in our columns
this morning is one OF the best In the State.
1t is entirely new-the building having been
completed only two or three months ago.
The machinery has all the latest improve
ments, and IL is a well appointed mill In every
respect. The quality Of the -four turned out
by this mill is "a good as can he found in any
market. The town of Springfield near which
It is situated contains a population Of twelve
or fifteen hundred inhabitants, aud is con
nected with Nashville by railroad aud
turnpike. 1t will soon be connected with
GAINESVILLE also by railroad. thus affording
the purchaser of the mill choice OF shippin &
points. IL is situated In the centre of a fine
wheat growing country and is accessible from
several of the wheat growing counties OF
Kentucky. There will rarely be any scarcity
ofsupply at this mill Us will be seen from the
fact that there is even now on hand a large
lot OF wheat, a large portion Of which is fine
white.
Meskrs. STARK 4 WILLIAMS have been run
ming this mill successfully for several months.
We have no doubt that II will prove n profit
able investment TO any one who may pur-
chase IL. For particulars reference Is made
10 the advertisement.
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TUESDAY, Dec. goth.
The usual reports from the Finance Com
mittee were presented by Aid. Hamilton.
A message was read from Mayor Holdings
worth. in relation to the checks ordered by
him since the last meeting. amounting to
nearly $4,000, and a list of eight persons sent
to the Hospital.
Aid. Hurley reported in favor of granting
the petition of Hook d Ladder Co. No. /, aud
afterwards offered a resolution authorizing
the Mayor and Fire Department TO rent a
suitable honse for said company for the year
1860, and the resolution was adopted.
A petition from numb of citizens resid-
ing on lower College street. praying for water
pipe to be laid along portion of said street.
was presented by Aid. Hamilton, and referred
to the Water Works Committee.
An opinion was read from the City Attor-
ney in relation to the power of the city to
sell the lot or alley adjoining the City Hotel.
and he gave it as as his opinion that the cor
pUration has the right to abolish and sell said
alley, and that the title would be good and
valid.
Aid. Cox. offered resolution instructing
the City Attorney to take legal steps to open
Criddie street, which was referred to Street
Committee.
Aid Cheatham (Ald. Cox in the chair
presented petition from a number of butch
ers and others in favor of allowing William
Moore to open stand for hot coffee, &c, near
the upper end of the Market House-which
petition was granted.
Adjourned till o'clock Thursday evening.
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VI al keIs.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-Cotton-Sales
to-day 5000 bales; prices irregular; Iniddliug
l0S(dIl; sales OF days 1900 bales: re-
ceipls OF days $500 bales against ~ 600
bales during the same time last year; re-
ceipts at this port ahead OF last year $4,000
bales. Sugar declined I. aud dull at 7(679.
Molasses 404(G42. Oats Of. New York
sight exchange AGA discount.
New York, Dec. 2O.-Cotton dali; sale.
to-day rs, 900 bales; m dlling upland n IN
Guiding 1000 bales Orleans in transit at }
with l(G9-I6 freight. Flourdall; sales 900
barrels ut IS 00(GS5 o.. Cora quiet; sale,
5000 bushels al y2(d96. Mess Pork Sl6 90
Sugar firm; Orleans 81 9sl; CubA 1914.
Molasses soc.
CIScINNArI, Dec. 20.--The street rates for
money is l4092 per cent per moath. Hog,
advanced - cents. Mess Pork, SI6 00(d
Sl6 % Is offered. but holders ask Sl6 p TO
Sl6 50. Lard LOG l0l. Flour dull ut 50
20(9S5 80. Other articles nchanged.
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The TnEATRE.-ln the performances of Mr..
aud Mrs. WAILER-of the latter particularly
the people of Nashville have the privilege
Of witnessing series of the most brilliant
dramatic entertainments they are likely to
see in some time. Mrs. WALLER's genius as
Il tragedienne is 80 strongly marked that it is
not be mistaken for anything less than gen
ius. To say that she is brilliant actress
would be to utter stale compliment, and
Que too that is often bestowed where it is
wholly unmeritcd bat il would be eminent
" Just to her Tor if she not brilliant actress,
the American stage does not afford one.
We did not see her last night as Julia :"
in the HiHchLaek, but if her Julia is as
fiutless in conception and rendering as her
Lady Macbeth f" Of the night before, the
writer OF the play could not have desired to
sec more perfect representation Of its lead
ing female character.
Tonight Mr.. aud Mrs. WALLER will play
the Moor and " Iago," in the tragedy OF Oiifi-
TO- Who would miss seeing Mrs. WALLER s
hgo" for triaing consideration She is
said TO be among the greatest OF representa-
tives OF that character.
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TON BELL RErURNED.-The rise in the
Cumberland has done us the kindness TO call
back to the City of Rocks our gallant and
clever young friend TON BELL. well known
here aud ut innumcTable other points on the
Western waters a. the popular and efficient
clerk of the Mnnsloakd When the hot
weather came last summer aud drank the
river dgy, or so near it that there was no
fun in it, Ton fed to the cooler climate of
New York, where he enjoyed himself glori-
ously, as We are glad 10 learn. and picked
up sufficient supply OF fresh health TO hast
him immensely. II You happen to be going
down the river, book yourself at his desk,
aud II be don't put you through at concert
pitch, telegraph as and we'll remit you the
damages with Interest from date.
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GENTLEMEN OF THE RAIL.-We had the
tnm Messrs. S. +. CAREY. General Ticket
Agent of the Mississippi Central Railroad,
TRACY ROBINSON of the same road, aud j. S.
SHACKLEFORD of the Little Miami Railroad.
who are visiting our city on business connect
ed with their respective routes. We trust
they Will have a pleasant stay in our midst.
and that they may succeed in arranging mat
tiers to their entire satisfaction.
The work on the Mississippi Central Rail-
road is advancing rapidly, there being but
nine miles of the track to finish before the
road is completed. This route is the most
direct to New Orleans from this section of
country, aud from every part of Middle and
West Tennessee, and will do an immense
business in the way of both passengers and
freight.
Mr.. SHACKLEFoRD's road, the Little Miami.
from the prompt, safe and judieious manner
name of the "Old Rcliable;" and when Mr..
SHACKLEFoRD goes abroad, he is sometimes
recognized by his friends and acquaintance
under the same name, style and firm
though the title OF Young Reliable" would
he better suited 20 his years,
Aud by the way, not only Mr.. SHAcKLE-
cord, hut Messrs. CAREY and ROBINSON also.
seem to wear a rather youthful appearance
To stand as high as they do in command OF
The iron-horse and his forces; but they hav =
evidently travelled some,' and are hand
,.l, in oil that il IN ha bap
piest success in their line of trade. The most
remarkable thug however, connected with
their history is the fact, that they are the
only unmarried railroad officialS in the Unit,
States-at least they constitute a part of that
class, if not the whole OF it,-and are them
s.vrs alone to blame for the existence of
such state OF things.
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GomulfrriaI.
DAILYPArKIor OFFICE.
Dec. II. 1883.

NASHVILLE. Dec. IL 1853.
WHEAT-There is an active demand at
81 O0@sI 10.
FLOUR-There is a fair demand with an
increased price, and we quote superine at
So 90; extra family 81 90.
LARD-Good Lardin demand at lot
oh.
SEEDS-Market dull with a slight decline
in Glover Seed at SO 5097 90. Herds
Grass 81 259S1 so; Timothy Seed $3.50
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 rs; Stripped
81 80.
BACON--Shoulders are worth S9s3;
Hams II 90; Clear Sides 10 rs.
CORN MEAL-S1@I 10. Thisrangein-
eludes the retail prices.
WHISKY--Rectified 25@2S; country
brands 5O975c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B Ac Band 7973,
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 9, Boiler 81, Sheet
s4@s3, Hoop s399&. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band 54(96. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod Z Sheet
5t@6, Hoop 1911.
NAiLS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg, Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Little doing Apples
81 oVlGI ID. DSLuau0 Soou. eaCnCs-
none in market.
ROPE--GrassI21@ lac .Jute l2t Cotton
Thread 224@23.
LEAD.-7t cents p d.
SHOT-Buck 81 40; Drop 81 80 per Da g.
POWDER.--Blasting SIS 90, and Rife 81
90 per keg.
GINSESG-In fair demand at an increas-
ed price. We quote at 300 IS cents.
FEATHERS.--Thereis a moderatedemand
for this article; price 3S(940c.
BEESWAX.-In demand at 25 cents.
SALT-Fine sack is ~orth Sl750GS2 90,
Coarse, 81 so. Barrel 40c per bushel.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, Stt994, /
cent less in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars lO9l
ll4c ;Crushedand powdered1 139l23c; Loaf
ll(Gl2.
MOLASSES-In bbls. (new crop 4595Oc,
aud very scarce.
GOLDEN SYRUP.--In Barrels zoe, in
half-barrels rs, in kegs 80 cents.
COFFEE Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio is worthI3! 9I34 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920.
CANDLES.-Star, firm at 19 for Il OF;
| Il for full weight; Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER-Weq quote green
| hides cents, dry II.
Oak Sole Leather SOC. p b. for best quail
| ty; Harness 80.
| RAGS.-For Cotton Ragsin good order
cents is readily paid.
| WOOL.-Tub-washed, in demand at 81
cents, pulled. 28(G3O; unwashed lS(G20.
| OlLS.-Linseoo soc Lard l 10; Tanner.
75@lOO; Cod Liver 81.
| BALED HAY--From store $50 per ton
stock light.
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Medical student. of phIIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 20.-The Southern
Medical Students attending the lectures in
this city, held meeting to-day. and resolved
to leave the schools. The Jefferson College
loses 200, and the Pennsylvania University
100.
Medical College. The 800 leave by special
train tomorrow for the South.
LATER--It appears that over 400 students
will have. 1t is said that some OF tho South
ern Medical Colleges have made Overtures to
the students TO leave.
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this articlefor over ter
coSFIbkScKxkDTKr1s~ -
been able 60 say OF
ER HAS II FAlLED ~.
EFFECT A CURE, when
we know an instance
one who used it, On
lighted with its opera
Of highest commenaa
ana medical virtues
"WHAT NE DO KNow,'
ence, And FLEDGk 0gn
NkST III NBzT MI axxE
instance where the in
and exhausiiUn, relic
twenty minutes after
tered.
ton Is the prescription
PERlENCkb and SAIL
land, and has bees
ING spoCEss IN
Oh CASkS.
from pain, but inyig-
bowels, cOrrects acidi-
ergy TO the whole sys-
SiaIitiy relieve ras
BoNEIS, AND ~
COllC.
which IL not speedily
We believe IL the beet
World, in all cases OF
RIGA IN CHILDREN.
teething. or from any
say 10 every motlsei
from any OF the forese-
LIT lOUk FREJUDI
DlCES on OTHERS.
ing child aud the relief
ABSOLUTELY SUR
medicine. n timely
will accompany each
less the fac-simile Of
: York IL On the out
ontthe world.
Cedar -. New York.
cents per bottle.
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Union Meeting.

New YORK, Dec. 20.-An immense Union
meeting was held at the Academy of
Music last night $4,000 people were in at
tendance. Resolutions were adopted, and
Gen. Scott nominated for the Presidency in
1860.
The Union meeting last night nominated
Sam Houston for Vice President. Resolutions
were passed, approving the punishment of
the Harper's Ferry invaders, agreeing TO
stand 10y the Constitution, deporing the mix
ing of slavery with party politics, and agree
ing to respect the laws, treaties, aud judicial
decisions in relerence To slavery.
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Coal COOKING SroyE.-A good coal cook
Ing stove is a source Of pleasure and eeoao-
my. An indifferent article is-sny thlug else,
you please. We have heard IL said they are
dirty, troublesome, aud annoying. We should
NJ wonder IL this is true. Bat We know
OF an article that Is almosi the perfection Of
coal cooking stove. IL Is called the .TfsS-
&C." aud is sold by MACKENZIE 4 aNcfIS.
We threw aside WALLACE 4 LErHaow
Range, after a short time, Aad sabslitutsi
Tfepae' In its place. The latter hs. never
given moments trouble. never ehokes up
with SCOT, but barns briskIy all the time.
eonssInIng the smoke and gas, and cooks eie-
gaatly. IL l. blessing 10 any household.
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Arrival of the city Of Washington

New YORK. Dec. 20.-LoNDoN, Dec. s.
France opposes the appointment of Cavour,
as the Representative of Piedmont in the
Congress.
A Berlin dispatch says that France and
England are consulting on the arrangement
of the Italian question which will probably
be unsatisfactory to Austria.
DeRachburg represents Austria at the
opening of Congress, to he replaced after
wards.
The Tuscan MOnteur says that the central
Italians are better armed than they were al
the close of the war and thev will perseverc
in defending d strong Italian Kingdom.
Desambros is appointed Piedmontese Am.
basSador to France.
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So Mrs. pvaai's FesPs Haliy ARsoanesste hsF ote
risn aad that shs saiil be foaaa a
50 College street. taFeF Aecleiiaaa's) ~hsse asiag
shs HOVE sEstNs MACHINES, she IL prepared %
do hanasamss Aaa better wosk than Asfe1af9rs.
DEsss GakaS zad stsshiag 81 all siaas aoss Ia n.
beat nanasT. ncv.s-l4
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BIBLE PANoRANA.-This great painting
shat is attracting SO much attention from our
citizens, will be exhibited again this alter
noon at o'clock. Let Odd Fellows Hall
be filed with ladies and children this evening.
1t is one of the richest entertainments that
has ever visited our city and everybody should
see it. Exhibition tonight at the usual hour.