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WiDeris Canadian, 81
SWANS, d
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jaynefs Tonic, q
i kerPs,
J A. Fahnestock's,
McIiean's
BALSAM AND COUGH REM
EDIES.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher.
~,
Hastings Naptha,
SherHlan's Balsarn,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England CoughSyrup,
Bartliobmew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Tsyloris Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liycrwort and Tar,
Mrs, Gardeners Liyerwort,
stadley's Cherry Expectefant,
London's Indian do
DR.. Roses do
McLean's Strengthening Cor
sARsAPsARTLLAs.
DR.. John Bulls, @ -.,....
s. P. Townsend's,
Sands's.
.. Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
Wynceop's,
H.. Shakers, ...
Gcafflnberg'E, 4
Bristol's,
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PIiASTERS. 24
Wells Strengthening,
jew David or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
Grilfifth's Adhesive,
#4 Holloway's Arnice
Il. LINIAIEN1S.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini
ment. &=2 ..g'.4 ~
Mexican Mustang,
FarreH's Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayer's, -.5-.
i Tobias's vcnitian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
kellinger's,
-@ Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse,
Merchants Gargling,
@@f %4 Cherokee, 80
-54-. Jayne's.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgoods Indian Ghogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic, ~
Speeds Febrifuge, n
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Puimunic Waters.
5 HAIR PREPARATIONS. +
Lovett's Wahpene0r Hair Gloss,
Barry's Tricupherous,
Lyons Kathairon, ms m.J
Boyle'S Hyperion Fluid;
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, o5
Van Deusenis Wahpcne,
I.ondon'S Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Eau Lustr.le, ..ls5
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS. --Y
Swain's Honek's, Z II.
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
4 OINTMENT AND SALYES.
Dallyts Magical Pain Extractor
Professor Holloway's Ointment
McAlli5ter's All-Iiealing,
bfoOk 5 ziAglc ealNt, Gfyof'
Pile,
Grayfs Harrison's Specific, 5
Trdslf's Magnetic, Judkin's,
Londonis All Healing, Rnssia.
RITTERs. aMo05
MplIat's Phoenix, Blaka's Arc.
matte,
Hihhard's Wild Cherry, .ou-
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepslt
Gouleyis Vegetable, Coleman's
Hollands German, Oxygenated
yANDERvEER's sc
Ng- Druggists and MerchRn
articles contained in the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the mostextansive ass
MEDICINES in the United
Please address, j. !
l. GENUINE \
ma If 5 Nos. I5I and 2
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DEuxlEME couR DE DisrRlcr SUCCESSION DE MARGT.
OBRTEN et TII0S U'BRI.
de Ia N uvelle-Orleans. EN-No15,Tl5
WIS est par le present donne aux cream
ciefs de ~ dire SUCCESSION tones autre pefsonHes que
celia peut Gayor deine dix ors
Ia presena es rison pour lequees e eonpte
sents par Il administrator dc Ia dise succession sera
point approuv hamologuf les fons mains fepa
conformement an lit compile
Par ordre de Ii CopT.
fed 10 Is e. MTCHOT, Deput4 Grefffer.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CoNTR ACT,
" for CLEANING Hagan Ayenne anaI Crnndn

Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY sth instant
will adudcate Office u o'clock NJ the above contract
Eel IL N.DUPLESSIS, Comptroller
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 18TH day Of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice Peace In and fer the
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaar President
and A. Schneider Secretary, the Citizens MUTUAL Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly sworn according 10
law do dspose and that the above Jus, and
true and correct transcript from the books sad Company
O. GAlLLARD, President.
A SCHREIBER Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me- ts day December
II, 1852 ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Beard of Trustees have resolved pay six per cent in
tere the outstanding Certificates Profits for the wears 1857
and 1855 and after the MONDAY in February next
The Board of Trustees have declared dividend OF Ten
Per Cent the earned Premiums Company for the
year ending November 3d. 1852 for which Certificates viii be
Issued aud after the second MONDAY February next
-TRUsTEEs- l..@.@5
Geo. W. West, Il. r. HINT,
Jas. 4. White, MI M19sOn,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon
y Jalnison, Mama Augusfn,
Ar Miitenberger, Gesture Olivier,
y. Leisy, A. Behu,
o.net Gallard.
THE Company coSnue Insure against the ptls ar the seas
and rivers and loss and damage By e current rates Of
premiums 5s~ ~. .-
ngr- Once, No. Carondelet street. dlelm
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STATE TAX GoI1EeToR's OFFICE,
Fourth District Of the city of New Orleans
NOTICE TO STATE tax PAYERs.-THE
undersgRed Collector Of SHte Taxes hereby notify
all persons indebted the State for the year 1855 and
those for licenses for thu year 1864 within said Fourth District
10 call at Office Recorders Court first floor and pay the
same within the time prescribed BY law Office hours from
A. NJ. to ~ Pm.
GEORGE NIENsMAN, Collector.
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
City Of Jefferson January lst 1860


NOTICE TO TAX PAYEIts-Notiee is here
~ by given all PERSONS residents nonesidents indebted
TO the City Jefferson Of the year 1859 and previous
years that the said taxes due and payable from the Isl day
OF january, l6f0, to The Isl Monday in June 1860
Notice further ggen that will be At my Office Of
Naence and LeYee Streets from O'Clock A NJ to o'clock P.
NJ receive said taxes and If the paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according law
FELIX LAGROuE, Treasurer.
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Procla q aInatsan W tins MAYOR.
H. nxfgE klHx aF NEw dHLEA Me-
- - l9Sss ss sitT Hal january 81, 1850
11X FxRTuE ef resolution No. 4.s1 q or che
- tteairu es of seaps ad IN ass,,
ssStiet asa Il i,sssbs ssss
that Il Is s zrszion HE city Of eH 10 cas n e
opened Get street. Fouf nistiss FelisitS q 81 M
GERARD sTITn, asyar.
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II ATHmAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior to other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DuRARIIITY-eanal to he best slate roofs
3D. Observation-Disclosures any other no cracks
leaks being possible.
3d. BEAuTY-I presents smooth granite like surface
4th CHEAPNESS1t costs much less than, though as
good slate wood roof and less than
composition roofing heretofore offered the public
cost of CUTTERS and valleys.
9TH INCoMBUsTIBIITY-It will fire better than q
slaie-roof
9th CoNyENIENCEIt will not soften under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior buildings from the in
heat Of
Tth SOLIpITY-I becomes harder and smoother from ex-
be put roofs of slope being light
weight does require heavy raers support while
not liable eorroson and breaking require repairs
The .tTR0PIGAL R0OFINGh Is chemical compound of
substances, several Of which peculiar alone combined
in ropoons discovered by actual experiment experience
in this city.
of The above are In the hands
of the agent and be verified by any person wishing be.
fore contracting
All orders left at the Post-oaee, Box No. q will be
promptly attended to apply to
j. G. KAUFMAN,
ie15 " Of Rienviiie and Marais sts
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mo. 490s.l5

mo. 490S.]
Reord That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
led e sell after ye days notice in the official Journal
tract for cleaning Hagan canal Uaronee
10 the New Canal accordance with specifications of lie pr
yeyer AID said adjudication subject 10 the approval or re-
lection Of the Common Council
lSgnedl JOHN 7. MONROE
=. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl J. o. NIXON,
approved jan. D. 1860. = 1,t-esisA
lsignedl GERARD sTITH Mayer
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CoMPTRoIIER'S OFFICE, Il
City Of New Orleans, July T. 1855.
mo. 2129.1
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be and
~ he hereby authorized aud required give notice by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 1872 approved March
o. 1851 the Council WIN not my bill against The city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred 10.
lSgnedl f. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl E y. II. PEACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April g, 1855
lsigned JOHN Il LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the city and of the public
spectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
v. DUPIESSIS
+ jyl6 If Gornntrnller City of Ns,yO Orleans,
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BUREAU pU TREsoRIER,
Vile de Jefferson lie Ter ianvier 1850.

Vile de Jefferson lie Ter janvier 1860.
Wis AUX C0NTRIBUABlES.-Pa lie pre-
sent avis foutes personnes residents nosdcnts de Ia
vile de Jefferson qui Placement dies taxes mpo
sees commencement pour annee 1859 les prece
den notte que les des taxes son dues ater dn Ter
janver 1860 que sera bureau dams Ia Ghambre dn
Gonse encognure es Yalece CT Levee vile de Jefferson
dc hesres A. a3 heures r. NJ receyor les dte
Toutes devan des la de vle sont lie
present reqns davoi sadresser BUREAU dc Ter de
ia3 I'd - FELIX LAGRoUE Trsserier
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SI1fEME G0uR DE DISTRICT N. GERETY VS. ALEXANDER
ID. CLARKE ct j DIN SMITH
&c " NonysIe Or.eans. No6.TG3
LEGAL NOTICES.

Scoop DISTRICT couRT SUCCESSION OF +. P. NORMAN
~ New Orleans. F#& No. l6,3lU
~ This and to all oher persons herein Interested il
show within days from the present notification if any
they have why the presented by Aliinsa.
Of this should be hooogaed approved the
funds distributed in accordance herewith M I
By order Of the Court.
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r UMBER-LUMBER-LU
400 600 feet and u dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed.
10000 feet Ia and l, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
100000 feet M dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongned and gr0oved
100000 Get X wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
ongued and grooved
100 600 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
100 600 feet dressed WEATHERB0ADS.
100000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
boards, Weatherboards Scantling Jolsts, etc.
100 600 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles,
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, etc., etc.
Fer sale at the lowest market prices lots pucha
by SIMPSON q DORR
New Rasjn
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF MARGARET
OBRIEN and TfIOS. O'BRIEN
Of New Orleans. No. l57l5.
ri Office is hereby given to the creditors
OF this estate and TO all ber herein interested
show within ten days from the present notification any
they have why the presented by the Admnistre
tor Of This estate should be hoologated approved the
funds distributed Ia accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
-I.E-- 1-L.-E- I--lLL i MITIInT Tnn,tr Tlarl.
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DEUxIEwE CoUR De DlsrRIcr SUCCESSION DE i. ~ HoR
de Ia NouyeleOeans : MAN-No 1870
"A VIZ sst Par ie present doIsne AJAX cream
IA cies dc Ia die succession,
que celia peut davoi d6dre sous dix our dater
de "a preene qualifications In raon pon lesquees lie conpte
pesentt par e Administrator de ii dite succession ne sera
point appronve ct homocua les fonds repa
conformtment an dit compte.
Par ordfe de la Cour. Z 4Gg@ 4H #5
fec 10 Is r. MICHOT, n6prtt Grefier
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VkRMIfUGEs,
Winer's Canadian, 81
SWANS, @
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jaynefs Tonic,
KerPs,
Il A Eahnestncl,,a
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STREET CoMNI,Es---oFFICiAL.


ENEHST DISTRICT P0UND.-yNas brought
Julia and GiIod Streets as estray-
One dark bay mule, about ID hands high with white
spot on the back, and short name, visible brands.
Which not claimed within Ave days expenses there
On paid viii be old a public anction at sid depot TUES
DAY, February IA 1860. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans February L 1860.
q O. FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered February I, 1850
HENRY pUREI.
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CoaerRoLIKRs OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, February 1. 1850
mo. 4902.l
Resoe That the Comptroller sell after five days notice in
the official Journal the ieest bidder contract accord
with specifications Of the Surveyor cleaning
nal street cnn from Claiborne street Hasn said
sale 10 lie subject the approval of the Common Council
Signedl JOHN T. MONROE,
@&H President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
W lSignedl 8 j.. o. NIXON 8l
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Jan. rs, 1850. F@
tsigned GERARD ST1TH Mayor.
Notice Il hereby given that WEDNESDAY, st instant
viii adindieae Office u o'clock NJ above contract
fa1 "
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isignedl JOHN 4. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Isigpeal j. o, NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Jan. 81, 1850.
tSigneal GERARD sTTTH, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY 9th inst. will
adjudicae my Office Il clock NJ the ahe,e
". DUPLESSIS. Comptroller.
The be done iii accordance with specifications already
published, and file In the Surveyors office fee 1t
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-10
From New York.

NEW YORK, February 9.-At meeting this
noon Of the Chamber Of Commerce, the Com
mittee appointed reported q memorial to the
President to the effect that the Chamber Of
Commerce of the State Of New York judge il
proper and expedient to offer the mediation Of
the United States between England, France
and China. The report was accepted unani.
Saously. . lu .ruy. r. le
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day also
adopted report and resolutions against pri-
watering, and in favor Of the immunity of oil
private property upon tho Ocean in time O.
war.
The Pacific Mail Company has determined
to establish direct line of steamers from As
pinwall to New Orleans. The 81. Louis is t,
leave here about February 81 for AspinwalI
to take her place in the route.
Mrs. Beeoher seems to have been more &C.
riously hurt than was supposed, but hopes ar
entertained Of her recovery.
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CINCINNATI, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1860.
PERSONAL ArrnAnASon OF DANIEL E.sIor


PERSONAL AprRARANcE OF DANIEL E.SIoK-
lisa Washington correspondent thus speaks
Of Sickle's appearance In the House: "rhefe
is Q general stir among the fairer portion 2f
the audience as Mr.. 6ickles saunters quietly
ina slender figure, attired with suoh Parit
ian faultlessness Of taste that he has acquired
the name Of the best dressed man in TIP
House. Dark brown hair, brushed smoothly
away from his white, broad forehead; full
beard and moustache, aud handsome facd
all but the eyes-ohl such singular looking
eyesl As long as his back is turned he SCENT
an Adonis; but tho eyes spoil all. His usual
style Of dress--one that makes him the envy
Of every dandy on Pennsylvania-avenu for
its distingue perfsotion-is black dress coat,
with velvet collar, and light grey trowsers,
tapering down to the small, shiney boots.
His hands are incased in perfectly fitting kid
gloves Of some dark color, which he constantly
wears, even in his seat. This habit has given
rise to superstitious rumor that they are
worn TO conceal the deep blood-stains which
he fancies are still crimsoring his hands,
He lounges in sort Of nonchalent way upon
his seat, seldom acc,sted by his fellow-mem.
bers, and apparently quite unaware that he II
the center for hundreds of curious eyes. He
Is boarding in private family on Thirteenth.
street, and Teresa Is with him."
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HALLUoINATroNs OF DRuNKHNNEss.--A gen-
tleman of middle age was attacked with de-
Erium rsmens He fought the surrounding
snakes for few days, and then told his friends
that he was dead. He lay stretched upon his
bed for some minutes, when he arose, walked
into an another room, and complained that be
had forgotten something in his will. He added
q oodioil, requesting his employees to take hif
son into their employment as his successor in
business. He returned again to the ROOM
looked upon the bed, and began to rave be-
cause his body had been stolen, asserting that
he left it upon the bed few moments before
and that some of the attendants had taken il
away. Soon the stupor came on him again
when he laid himself down, and the tongu,
that had before so wildly insisted on its pos
sessor's decsass, was still, in the cold embrace
Of death. t
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charged for want of jurisdiction, have been
rs-arrested by the American Consul at South
ampton, and are to be sent homo for trial.
The Irish papers publish letter from the
Pope to the clergy Of the diocese of Cashsl.
His Holiness returns thanks for the sympathy
expressed toward him, and denounces those
who seek to curtail the civil power Of the Holy
See.
LONDON, January 2s.-The Daily Ne,os's
city article of last evening says:
The funds were restrained from recovery by
the continued drain of gold, coupled with the
confirmation of Q rumor that the Bank Of
England has been selling stock.
Consols, after declining IS, closed tho Same
as yesterday. There was good demand for
money at 21@S per cent. for best bills, but
not the slightest pressure at the Bank.
The amount Of business was moderate. The
Withdrawals of gold from the Bank to-day for
the continent, principally to pay for silver was
f98,O0O, making an aggregate Of f34S ,O0O
since last Wednesday.
The Imss's city article of last evening says
"The fatness on the Paris Bourse, and the
fact Of the King Of Naples having dissolved
his Cabinet, rather than abandon project fol
armed Intervention in favor Of the Pope
cOuplou Will tuo uOlnCutiOu Ok tno report y
Verona having been placed in state of siege i
merely premature, also produced feeling o
discoursgement."
The demand for discount at the Bank wa
pretty active. In the open market the bes
short paper was readily taken at 2N per cent
The subscription for the new Belgian loan fo
1906, ,0OOf. reached f189,O0O. .t ...
Gold to the amount Of f252,OO0 had beer
taken from the Bank since the date of the las
return, and an apprehension was felt that {
further advance in the rate Of discount woul(
ensue before long, particularly should tn,
rate Of American Exchange undergo no al
teration. ,
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STATE FuaIrIvE.s SLAVE LAw.-It is q curious
fact, not generally known, that New Jersey
has fugitive-slave law Of her own, enacted
in 1898, and re-enacted with notifications in
1886 and l846. The STAKEHOLDER or his agent
can apply to Common Pleas Judge, and the
arrest will be made by the Sheriff, and the
question of property decided by three judges.
This law is in accordance with that interpre-
tation of the Federal Constitution which
makes the restoration of fugitive slaves the
duty of the State. New Jersey has also law
authorizing stakeholder to take his slaves
through tho State, and to make temporary
residence with them.
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ShipWreck.

PORTLAND, February 9.-The brig Eliza
Grieve, Capt. John Brooking, of Nswfound-
land, with cargo Of pork, four and tobacco,
stranded, about $50 miles from Cape Race,
January rs, righting, drifted a-wreck until
the following Monday, the 2Sth, whom the
Grew were taken off by the steamer North Briton,
sixty miles northeast of Sable Island. The
crew consisted Of ten men, Of whom the cap
tain and steward, Richard Carter, were
drowned.
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DurAnruRz OF rHa DIAMOND WEDDING COUPLE.
Senior Estaban dc 0viedo and his wife left on
board the Quaker Oily, on Saturday, for visit
to his Cuban estates. The happy couple were
escorted to the waterside by q bevy Of relatives
and friends, and there is no doubt but the
charms of his fair American prize will Ospti-
vate the gallant Cuban hidalgos as completely
as the charms Of the Senor's yellow Spanish
doubloons conquered the affections OF the
bewildersd shopkeepers of our own Broadway.
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REINTBRMRsT OF HRRo.--Colonel Charlier,
Of the French army, who commanded the Goth
regiment of the line at the battle of Magenta,
having fallen IL that action, had been buried
on the field of battle without any other dis
tinctive sign but that Of small cross. The
administrative dsputation of Buffalora, close
by Magenta, have now caused the body to be
exhumsd, and reinterred in their churohyard
with great solemnity.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-10

LAKE COMMERCE Tho Oswsgo Tanes's an
nual statement of the commerce Of the lakes
now being prepared, shows that by converting
flour into wheat the total amount of grain
shipped from the lake regions eastward, over
against q, ,oO0,s in 1858. developments by
other routes leading to the seaboard show a
considerable decrease compared with 1858.
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REoRPrIoN BY THE AMERICAN Consul. Mr.
Spencer, the United States Consul in Paris
last month gave q magnificent reception tc
about four hundred Americans now sojourning
in that city. Among those present were Mrs
General Scott; the Countess Dissy, daughter
of General Harnsy of our army, who was mar.
ried in Paris about five years since; Miss Nc
Lean, Of Washington City; Beverly Tucker
Major Crittenden, Captain J. W. Todd ant
Lieuts. Huse and Pegram Of the United States
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ENGLISH SIoNALs.-Gongs or signal bells, to
convey orders to engineers, are not used in
English steamboats,; all orders are passed by
word of mouth by o boy from tho captain on
the wheel-house to the engineer below deck.
"Eesur," lease her) and "strawpurr," (stop
hsr) correspond to one and two bells on Amer.
lean boats.
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Fire ut Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February 9.-The Cotton
and Woolen Mill on Lawrence. street, owned
by Jos. Ripka, and occupied by Paul Thur
bw, was partially burnt last night. The fire
originated in the center building, which was
destroyed. Both wings, which contained
machinery which cost $15O,OOO, were saved
by the steam fire engines. Loss only 5000
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TIE GREAT PRIzs FIGHT IN EsaLAND.-It is
stated that the authorities in London are about
to adopt measures for preventing the fight be-
tween Tom Sayers and the Beneois Boy
(Heenan.) 1t Is also asserted that negotiations
are pending for an appearance of Heenan at
the Alhambra Palace, London, tho admission
to the show being quite as exorbitant as that
charged by Mr.. Rarey.
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young man was arrested In West Philadelphia
on the charge of attempting to shoot young
lady he was in love with, who did not recip-
rocste the passion. Last Friday the young
man was again arrested at the suit Of the lady,
who charged him with attempting to kill her
with razor. 1t appears that the couple are
now married, and this violent matrimonial
life is only natural consequence to the stormy
courtahip which it followed.