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Fever and Ague,


h,s,, uA;c mankind suffer over large part OF me
snhe Is the consequence Of diseased ae,aon m INC
49,, = 5Scs5 N The poisonous niasm Of vegetable
5sV This ehalafion Is evolved BY the action q SOAR
40 IN Wet soil and rises with the watery yapor rom
n while the sun is below the horzon TINS Napor
To, ear the eerths surface, and the virus Is taken
~ r Through the lungs into the blood. There It acts
as an irritating poison the internal vscera and ex
-.t;ng crrans of the body The liver becomes torpid
sd fails n secrete not only this virus but also the bile
fom the bleed Both the virus and the bEe accumulate
IN The circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
rynpathze with the liver and become disordered also
fiuslv the instinct Of or organism if In an attempt
TO expel the noxious Infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. TIE body the internal excretOres to force
them to cast It out The blood leaves the surface, and
rushes to the central organs with congesve violence
This is the CHILL But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows, IN which the blood leaves the central
organs and mshes the surface, if in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that cthe great
excretorrthe skin. In this also it fails, and the ss-
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or Laroxysms of FEVER AND
AeUE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of course IN
dermine the health If it is not removed.
W. have labore3 fnd end have found, an anndete,
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AN in the city and rngagsd IN selling county ghts
for the STATE Of Tenness for tie nanucturs and ale o.
ny Patent Improved Bee Hives, the vrtue superoty
Of which have besn testified hundreds worthy
eminent citizens Of our country The construction q g live
simple and promise h is the only HVs in the knosn
which proof agsnst the mcs dsr0us u Drr.
chasing either family county rights for the Zee Hive 10
tie world End for few days the Auction Ros Of
Mssas Hardy Brothers, where viii be happy them.
tulJ2o-u JOSEPH KFNT.
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No articles entitled Through Rates. except those specified
above
If ell stations the Nashville and Chatta
noogs Railroad west Of Stevenson entitled to above rates
Produce or other shipment to New York Pha
depha Boston, Baltimore, will be forwarded FREE oI
CoMMIssroNs consigned receipts with full in
structons Agents South Carolina Railroad
Cbarleop and Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ca
c. W. ANDERSON,
Nashville JULY o. Is6G-dlm General Agent
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Ornamental Trees and EVoFgreens.
NE 0NTG0MERY & McGREDY ,Eurserynen Nashville, Tenn
lVA invite special attention to their extensive stock OF Fruit,
Ornamental trees EVrens Green House Plants, 100000
ornamental Trees and Eyer sable for immediate elect
Pruits-5O0O Apple 2, 3 & years old.
Pears-3n0J, Dwarfs 4 Stands rds, . to years old.
Peaches so 0J 81 OLE, Cherries, Pums Aprico Nee
tariens and ounce, in large numqers.
large collection Of Grapes Strawbers Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
nall. LinEood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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TNYHE Board 81 Directors Of the Nashville Comnsrcsl In
surancs Company hAFs declared dividend o. dolaI
share cat Of the prcatsior the st payas.
After the lsta inst JAMES WALzES, secEriary-
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR HME & CO.,
Have just opened at their stand,
No. Union Street,
4 complete stock Of Fall and Winter

\ complete stock of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANTTLLA TRIMMINGS,
COMPRISING fall assortment plain and figured Velvet
Ribbohs Galoons Fringes Bugle Gimps Grape Trimmings
Belts, EuIon Brads, Buge Buttons which are
ney and the best that could be in the Eastern
kstg. Our stock Of
TeP6in merino and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads and sks Crochet Embroidery and spos
Cotton we'll other Knitting Netting
broery and Crochet work. complete larger in variety Al
quantity than We also continue TO manufacture
PRINCES, Tassels, BnstOns,S, Cord, &c.
order uszal, and will try to suit all and everybody.
sepl2-d
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TTTE have just received mail shipment q FURE AlPln
w BRANDY ualeh far riehnsss q and
prosecuted. MfzELlr HO0PRH 4 CO.,
nesaz7 - BOA sara M q 1acsl
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Crime IN New York.
COURT OF OVER AND TFRSINRR.
na4o.o H.. Liza I.a.aha


MORE HorrcrpEs IN pRryKrsa sAuooNs-sEvxN INDICTMENTS
MUKpxR, OTHER DEGREES OF HoMCIDE AND
NINETEEN FOR rELoSous ASSAULTS YET uSrRiED.
FER. 1.-THE Pepts Us. JOHN Hdys The prisoner in
this thirty years Of age, and is charged
with the murder Of Edward K,ly by shooting him with
pistol liquor saloon in WHITEHALL street, the 3lst Of
Argue, appears that the deceased Hayes who
friends, in the above drinking saloon and
too frequent broils occurred which resulted in
the death Of Kelly. The parties Separated IN the
baIooD by mutual friends, after the passage OF some
angry words Keiys suds kept him in the back part Of
The and Hayes left Soon after this Kelly broke
jocse rushed the street. aud when his ffiends
out they found hm and Hayes grappled together. In
this SCI file the the pistol wound al the
bands Of the prisoner.
The District Attorney accepted the plea or guilty of
slaughter in The third degree, and the prisoner was
rep,ap0ed for sentence
The People rs Rn,y Loughrdne Tho prisoner, aged
Mucaby, by s,abbing him the abdomen, in . liquor
store at 80 Ten avenue OF which wound the deceased
died on I'd December.
III consequence Of the absence OF witnesses the trial
postponed.
The People rs Patrick The prisoner charged
with slaughter 10 the third degree, in having kicked
and beaten Patrick of which be died on the
eth December.
counsel moved 70 trapsmit the case for trial TO the
Session. The Court DENIED the motion, and the
Set down for "Wednesday morning.
with stabbng Thos Clare sto43 Leopard street, ON Sd
January 1860 Clare died og the 9th January.
The trial WAS postponed until Wednesday.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS THE COURT.
In answer to Inquiry made by thu Judge TO what
cases remained undfsposcd Of,
Mr. W. Allen, Of the District Attorneys Office re-
piled that there were yet 10 be disposed OF seven tndct
mens Tor murder ten for other grades Of homicide and
nineteen Tor telonious assaults.
No case being ready, Court adjourned to wednes
Gay morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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Board Of Ten Governors.

The Board OF Almhhouee Governors held their regular
meeting yesterday in the Rounda, Park Governor Pinc
ney IN the chair.
TIE weekly return Of The statistics showed the number
Low in tie institutions TO be $500 decrease Of 65 during
the past week The admitted IN that time was
lIeS while those discharged sent elsewhere, who
died numbered c2s
A communicated received from the Werden OF the
Penepnary reporting the attempted escape OF txo prison
ere named Lawrence Reilly and Thomas MCE wards, end
pg fastcnngs tor the doors Of the ces
Of this institution Tho paper was referred 10 the Com
mittee Peniten,iary.
communication Icm the Warden OF the City Prison
nforneo the Beard Of the necessity Of having wire net
work placed outside or the bars Of the cells Of tne prison
70 prevent parties outside passing anything TO prisoners
resolution adopted appropr,atipg $50 10 place .ha
wire on the cells Of persons convicted or capital offences
The Committee on LuDatic Asylum presented a plan
Which had been submitted a. them for the enlargement OF
that ps,,u,op, Tie consideration Of it was postponed
for a fortnight
Governor WN PfScENEr moved that the services OF
the Assistant Superintendent OF the building Of the Island
Hospital b. dispensed with after the l5ih met, on the
ground that there is DO further necessity for him.
Governor pvcRo repudated the motion on the ground
that the Assistant is s'tbe representative OF the demo-
cratic party and the Superintendent that Of the repub
CARS
Governor BRKvNrNcHArsXS moved to Gmeud by re-
ducrg the Assistant 0veseers salary from So to S. and
continuing his employment The amendment lost
AND The whole subject referred to tho Committee Island
Hospital, 10 report within two weeks
A motion 70 adjourn then carried.
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Died ut Tuckersm'th, Canada West. January q Mr.. 10.
sErn CAMPBELL at the advanced Of hundred years
The was an old veteran having fought in the
battles Of Trafalgar ana the Nile, under Nelson.
Died in Hamburg, Eric county, n ", January is, Mrs
RRopA SIXTH, aged eighty years She the widow Of
Captain Ezekiel Smith, Jr Of Hamburg Captain Ezekiel
Smith wac one Of the brave soldiers who, with Colonel
isia and Niagara river int" Canada ana sonrS,
the British at the Beaver Dam The party were taken
prisoners OF war; but while their way down Lake Ga
tario Montreal In boats they succeeded turning the
tables the Brish and returned bringing their captors
home with them to. Fort Niagara and there delivered
the 10 the Yankees II said that the British mi
begged reousy TO be SET The Canada shore
after they made prisoners.
Mrs WINS, mother Ct Rev. + N. ? Wells died 10 Boe
ton the 9Th inst She abou. ninety four years OF
age. The exciting Of the Revolution re nearly
all within her memory.
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Accident.
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------~- s~sv~~ Aotlross.
VERDICT 0v THE C0R0hkk's r,,px
rTArx o. NEw YoRx, COuErY on Wrs,s
An nauas'on Indebted ann taken Tor tbc ns'. ~ he
xo,s =. he hAti VI 0deh 4 CaasIe, 10 the |
s'ss VI ssnS"yr, IN ssio county %" the 27,h day Of
sssSary, ISL ana oh Gays oruAry IN TOE year u
our Lord iseo; os m W. ,ilp Que Q. 'nee ,s in
Wm J. Ccey. ~V' W "' '"' '
Cpor ~s..Su ana ,so....,,., =, I,..,han n O,au
- ~ SAnds, r. psss Ferris, Jr William Chalmers ) ans
r AyY.s, Jacob SvJrus Samuel r. good aud law
| III, uen @, tasd county, who, beng ouy sworn or a.
Mined s0 charged to uQ.re Oh Tue part 81 tne peop
nto all te xecnng the death OF the su
l Wiiaro j. Coey, aid il MIA manner ana whon ah'
where The said Coey Cause to ois death 90 noo :"
oaibs sflr so,esaid that the saa Wtia' J.
Coey bls death ffom iajifes received oy col
bs,v1 ihs Ba'scn River railroad ON the lsip day o.
JsaUaty 1864. between Spg sing and Mrryu ana
Sd that Mr.. G,~ N Simpson, conductor ol the EXPIRES,
tsa,l for not nav ing personally
that TITS Gaensp did h's doy after BE ordered hin
| to ,air n,s lae back to the curve And
Vso Robert bsrtey tse brakesman highly
cusbt 1or Do, having obessd I've orders of conduct
,'ussos, ana promptly wce-eet soft lent distance 10
III. ssufe the safety 81 his from col
! s,,n ", N the approaching tam. And we further tnt
'trt my C. MILK. engineer u sale tram, failed
his not stopping his tram n, the oate
! gcnp,WiH rq4,ras. And W. further ma that a. ter
most searching iequiry a. 70 me manner IN which tn
Huosop RIVER RaIOad u coDducte, that the company
exeuIt fIcm Gil blame IL he materthe rules aud regu
the safet at pasesn being ably efci
spp. aevsed snd stfinecnt, enfocsd that no Acciden
Of ibe kind well excep, Sy the uexcusabe ne
g'ect o. the employees Of the company Bat We would
recommend 10 tn. company az an ADDITIONAL means oil Sc
oury that tn fsgEen nj placed all exposed poinu
the such that north OF the place where the
tate accident occurred,
10 wruces whereof ~e, said jurors, well as the
Cotcfe have this inquson hands and seals
SQUIRE GRIFFIN. Coroner.
Jurors jonathan 8 Odrll Foreman; q Watson Child
William Cha mels, Samuel Regua, James Ayres, Ben
| son Ferris, Jr Jacob storm.
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ARRIVALS. tF tN
" skamshp North Amerios n Portland nr,un IA ,.r
pv-hI ortma, col Greene, mr. MCCALL IAout Nevrs4 vi,
III scne Srs and MES Woods Mr. and Mr. Baker Inn
~ b. sssn. 9hpm, Shedofn. Lyle and DFsssdsIe-snd s.
p.,,, DEPAR1uRRs
land 10 the seaAsahip Nova c~tisn fsc.~ Port
sutserisnan snnS hhs wsterhsuse VIVA, $50,
Jarksen NJ, Lyon, James Beacdrv %. ~ vesss>
Bobsrscr kSSsues Henry smth add lHdv @s AND John
,.s Rysm Iywn md ii ormttronS 49, n'oh AleI
"1 u ~ ensrples. Hs-.' vs. 'o'o' o' Ar Hv.ss,
lrcJbUx -, ..sary rr!' ur snsss
>, d lady, -. ,--~y srP, Quebec; Jrhn coaM1I -
! nj. II j - tsrssm and Isdy. Mr. " ocs.or~
XIV r,,u II LAwton NJ va ADV p
.,,,.l " NcNamarrs s.dS .,o John Innis N
yos, k.ypsics, Fort Hope :. Butler. St John, 3;
SsIs mn fr.t. adj krp ~ feter Jacks IN. L0ndoa; +
hsi5 ~ u VccX ~ pllmap, 1e0rge Noble Mr. Arcn
80" 49, Bryde VIM Burse Asd Jxmea Norl4nd
-os," ~ Noble, ksnnebunk; N fequense, Woman
M echpen, New YoTh M Kesy Eitz sbsth sharp'es
- anu Psrlhs benny Harris N Edward Waterhpass
lay lot Ard John Aiken Portland James CnrtM MI
es~ Ireo Frances Xavier, W Roeer II e. barrau, no
se Thompson, James Fowler Nicholas jenkins, ia
OBJ Warner and wife VIM Horre and Patrick 0sguer Ne"
, YWk.
FIR Nassau and BavanA The steAmshp KarnakMr aut
Mrs John Blunt and infant brooklyn; Mr. and alss Dorr
Mr. y Dorr Albany; Mr. spd Mrs q tness VI NV Phi
pp Boston, MIS- Rob Hart horne, New Jersey; Miss Minnrn
NY ID ftTmir ger England, Hartsborpa. J.; Mr. ant
| Mr. \ n oueiss rY; Metsrs w Blood, q Bacon an'
friend N.Y. mr. and Mrs Vtele, Albany. For Havana
MIR fsrbmsp Boston; Miss Parkm and servant do
Mr. lapier, Cienfuegos; N Jones Havana Mr. Pow'
| FL gland
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canadian flour in fair request with sales OF $50
bbs At S. 80 So 76 Southern brands steady aud
rather hrmer for common brands the sales oraced
about 500 bb, closing within the range Of the above
quotations.; rye -four steady at quotations. sales
OF 1925 bbs Corn meal steady, with moderate sales
Of the above figures Buckwheat -four selling at 81
62x 81 S7K. Wheat was In some better demand,
chiefly from mers The sales comprised about 20 600
els the CHEF portions Of which consisted OF Canada
at 81 20 and Milwaukee club at Pr 900 white Canada
cold at 81 IS, and 400 do Southern red at 81 g. Corn
was lees active while prices unchanged the sales
embraced about bushels including Jersey and South
ern yellow at Slc SEC and good white Southern at
Sc Barley-Saes Of 600 bushels Canada East were
mace at p e.; State was quiet at 74c q SIC. Rye was
quiet al Ssc 90c. Oats In good supply easier
with sales Of State at 44c AYE, and of Western and
Canadian at 1876 q 44c.
CoffIE-The market was firm, with the sale of en-
tire invoice Of Rio, consisting OF 900 bags l2c 200
do sold at the same figure, and 81 do At l2c and 500
DO Ceara, new variety Of Brazil coffee, resembling
prime LAguayIa, sold ut and 100 Java sold
l52sc four months Messrs Scott Son gives tho follow
Ing statement OF stocks IN this market todayStock Of
Rio and Santos the 3lst January, $780, l49 bags
Received since TO date, 6o66 bags Sales for consumption
estimated ut ii 800 bags Stock OF RIO and Santos the
7h day Of February, $780, bags q 6; Maracaibo 1885,
Ceylon A5o Java coffee. mats 81 900 government bags
1,e2o; other descriptions, 400 Total bags and mats
g. 1851 The stock Of Rio February T. at New Orleans
was % coo bags; Baltimore 10000 bags It'll, New York.
1926 bsgs
Co1ToN The market was dull at ike for middling
upaDds TIE sales embraced about 500 bales in transit
and 200 800 CO. in store The following statement
Of the movement In cotton since the LIST September last -
Nd 18th cha ek~ ~
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SANDY hooK. .un.etA Br brig going M IL. bag,
AN Wind moderate; weather clear.
bound in. Wind NV, fresh; weather clear.
FORT LAFAYETTE feb !, sunso,-A ship In the nav in
Tow s'Ina IN Steamship for Nassau AND
so So W snps West v1 roas for ssr
ind W. light; weather clear.
Miscellaneous.
The British steamship Ksrnsk Capt Browniess sailed yes
terday ATT AM for Nassau Havana With q
and $4S50in specie.
The sieam lighter Alpha engaged yesterday in raising
the sunhen schooner that has opsrucng the
of the river for the past month.
QUICK PAssAGEThe past has been almost unprece
dend in the Annals Of the China long To-
day we chronicle three srrvaishe Kathsy IS days from
Anoy Arsoaaut l6 days from Foochow Nonpare LIE days
from shsnshae The first named thus far the shortest pa
sage Of the sessap from TIE Celestial Empire
SHIP s1As Hokxss-nforn.,en received from the Con
sm.b Of ,be shig s,l.s Holmes which fOundered her
snr CAkSAfc pevere1 which arr At Liverpool Jan "A from
New Orleans had very severe weather from Dec u Jan
ss ana and
lying TO- Was toarded by heavy which swept tho decks
bui~sris sod water casks tie C.
& sc.Ss .D snd ale: .ns
The slso lost ioresa fotetopsA main spencer isen
deck also Loaf overheard had another crippled
snip GRACE GORDON. Babson Francisco from Boston
Ss g e s %s ~ q
a y csen s ss Which broke
NE hatch houses all 70 washing water casks and
cooper OF the bows
scHs sARAA sPAnE hence for Aux Cages when going
ss and you'd sS % @ 20 c
demned She was built IN Cssne in 1854 Of lis tons and
Rarnsisble) sturgess from Aex.pdria
With Of coal ter Norfolk reviousy repoe whae od
gale Of % Ssi he
WAS rnn The vessel sshoe 70 prevent her being
snd badly ne epo and
@en,ss hat the scsr Would 90 down Sa Sndns
@ ss d no a. % e and one ne p.n 70 he
loose broke sorit and They doubt
I H s me ns SEA :: %
miles from thor. Ths captain remained BY NE wrsok uo
shore and arrived IL Norfolk The same nigh. -
scnn Knr- Serfs. Feb svTte schr xey. Cap. s.nnoa.
cotton bss been landed The has made
rates IA and BY Bassman s Nyssssy s
Flwoos Water Esq, Secretary Board Of Under wrersj
s % % a ns % 81 fer nss
fo,et mast b standing rrsiDs a. has been thoroughly
sold ancon saturday for SAC Ira Dsrow, Of I'd
gnrtowr. 1Le rigging. &c, broush, $500
The firm Of Wilcox Richards 70 OF Honolulu have pur
sa sS toms M , o tor S . be
nor 20 NE Ssss ss. =?
s 81 s q Se 70 Rome be commanded BY Capt
spoken, &c.
Ship Fssex from New Urleans for Bcs Jan 81 Nantucke
South Shosl bearing M IS mica.
Vs ~ ms. ;ss% p
George Steers, Noe
Foreign Ports
ANIwEkP Jan le-in port chips Sir Robert Peel Larrabee
for NSork saon Revenue Luce and Merwn. Merwn for
do co.. Augusta tAus sattnoch. for do Feb TO- New Eng
lsrd kde~ for Ncrlesns Jan zt brig Sawyer, Campbell
10. Havana
Aux CAYis Jan le-In port schrs Sarah. Burton from
York olive Clark from Boston Sarah d. Sparh from NYork
see siscell, Defiance, from 60 just arr.
CIEsruEcos Jan 25ln bsrks Buyroea Snow Corde
LA Cox aid Eyenude, Pardge for Boston about Lei inst
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Barnard.
ALLEGED ROBBERY q

ALLEGED ROBBERY OF sourHExNKR.
FEE. 12-The whole Of the day occupied in
trying q charge Of robbery in the first degree, the
Grand Jury having indicted young man named James
Plunket, the complaint Of Vim. Gilmore, who swore
that the night Of the 18th Of November roooed
Of watch and chain worth $3.50 BY the accused. The
principal witness for the pros cuon the complainant
who appeared be veryxespecttby dressed perscn.
he ssl1 be was notary publ; IN Baltimore, and
tie habit OF visiting New York that the night of the
i0bbery he had dfned with Hr. simeon Draper, in the
Filth avenue and had drank about halfa bottle Of
altogether, pcutrg book, champagne and madeira %
avus the mansion of HIS bpst, between elev ea
O'Clock be beng stranger mniook the side of the
thar he Bevoort House on and walked distance
ME and belf, haluLg at the liquor store of James
He went in ard asted Pmnset II he could point
him TO q place where he could obtain carriage
conveyance TO bring him to the New
York Bolel, The accused went out with him tor this
Yursc and conducted him through several streets until
they TO frame building, where be Knocked; but
having been made, they left and proceeded
the house OF Ars Worth, Forteth time
MIR. Gilmore IS suspicious that Plunset not
perry were aroused. lie entered, however, and sat
down, when Plunkct demanded Eve dollars tor his trou
bie which Gilmore refused TO give; and while ne
dark ioom which he entered a, the request of Mary Mas
crsop the accused came into the through
dow, AID said ''You son of BIB, told you would
have Your blood OF your money! TIE next witness
Mary Mss.efson Who testified that Plunke informing
her that tie gentleman in the room stranger ana
had plenty Of money and could be robbed easily she ap
prised tiiuore that be was IN the company OF danger
Gus man, and that be would the little rooan
which was locked by her mistress she would 60 pro-
cure the services OF policeman TO direct him to botei
She went into the street AND returned with officer
Gilmore very generously giving her five dollars tor
tro0ble Although the character OF the house WAS
gcoc, still Gilmore and Mary stouty dcnied having mpro
per intercourse.
other witnesses examined, but the mass OF the
Testimony s unfit for publication The defence showed
thar Punket had excellent reputation for honeey aud
INDUSTRY, ore OF the witnesses being his counsel and
eSJuoge &c had three well know lawyers to defend
him, and an the Witnesses subjected q
cross examination
The jury retired quarter I've o'clock and had not
agreed upon verdict al o late hour.
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FAiIHG OF SToREHorsE IN New ORLEANS -0u the 2Sth
NIL The cotton storage homes at Woods cotton
prts New Orleans fell with tremendous crash, hap
PLY without injury any person. The house is Of
Of story brick buildings, Claiborne street, ex
tnoipR from Custom House street 10 Canal the second
iom the Of Custouhouse street The side
facing the street sold brick wall about foot thck
he other sde adjoining the interior Of the yard open
Each building is about thirty feet wide In this house,
appears the cotton bales had been piled directly against
he back wall instead Of leaving spare OF several inches
intervening as usual and the expansion OF the cotton
forced the wall causing il to fall into Claiborne street.
ard carrying with the roof moe OF the cotton and por
ucpe Of the adjoining walls Of The other bulldogs
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The Long Island road earned, in January, 1859,
s2O,14s 81, and in January, 1860, $24,402 49-an
increase of 81, 254 IL.
The Pot,sville Miners Journal of Feb. states
that the quantity sent by railroad this week was
1902 tons, against s439 tons for the correspond
ing week last year. The trade from all the regions
sums up this week as follows:-
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Inc following dividsnds have been declared:
Ca'y Fire Insurance Company, semi snnual dividend
Of seven dollars per share (ten pei cent? c.yss.-
U "a .ne !..n INST; the Irving Fire Insursnce Coz
pa. 81. semfsnnual dividend Of five per csr.
a0'e on me 10th inst; the New Yorr ~, ply-
"nce and Trust Corr~- re. -.
Of five w cen, -r~ny, . senianu dividend
II" 49, payable On demand.
..atements Of the philadelphia banks for the
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1850

taxed tested and found be Of the beat quality Of
non the fheet Of ron bad had been drawn ,h,auer
b. IN. force Of the expsson, SO ~ To gausv too or
s,es S,c sp Sizes aud this shows that IL ID sood iron.
csruot tell at part OF tho boiler the piece haa wss
taken rem ,.a
va o,,ha M. siour"sa until two O'Clock p. n TO-DAY
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COAIMERCIAL REPORT.

TCEsDAY, FeU TO r. N.
ANHs-The market was unchanged and sales were
light, at SIC. for pots ana 62c. for pearls.
BREAsTuFrs. -Four-The market continued active and
prices for State and Western brands frmer The
chief sales 10 the domestic trade, with inquiry
for export The transactions footed up about l2000
bbs closing within the following range OF QUOTATIONS.