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THE CETIEF AmONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN kAIRACTOh
universally supplsnted all other 0nents and healing
applications both the Eastern and Western Hems2heres,
wherever introduced and its intrinsic merit the true secret
its In all ctane0S G1eOns, whether the be
Tarx5a favsIs
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To our Fr ends and Correspondents in the
Southern COnfederRcy.
LOUISVILLE, June IS, 1861.
As all mail matter from the Confederate States,
is now forwarded to the Dead Letter office at
Washington, without being distributed here, we
have to request our friends in the Confederate
States to address us at Nashville Tenn, from
which place we can procure all communications
Address Ps follows,
GARvIN, BELL & Co.,
Care of VIM. S. Eakin 4 Co.,
Nashville, Tenn.
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Fresh Arrivals OF
Prints,
Grey Sattinetts,
Grey Flannels,
Bleached Cotteus,
Brown Cottons,
Shelf Goods,
Hats, &C., &c.
Junel5-lm WA. S. EAKIN & co.
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LOST

IN Saturday evening last small s7ral Bracelet, for
which a. finder viii Be Suitably rewarded y ,synz e
tbs oa5ee.
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MRS. WINSLOWS
An experienced and female physician, has sOohIn
Syrup for children eethng, which greatly facilitates the
Of eethng, by Otenng The gums, reducing all Inflammation
will sNay all pain and to regulate the bowels Depend
upon mothers it will give yourselves and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in ell Bee sdver
tisement In another column oet96-ly
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A Gard.

Mr.. ". II. GRAvTs has not been ny sas5aa2 Or aseat
any sense. since the -9rd q Nay. D. T. siAf7'-
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Military Goods at Wholesale Only.
We have now in store, and are daily receiving
Dark GA Navy Blue Cloths;
Light GA "
Gray Ga Cadet ("
Satinets
Blue " "
Gray Wool Tweeds -"
+" Flannels "
a. Over Shirts
" Drawers;
White Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
Black Italian Cloths;
Military Buttons-Staf, ZouaYe and Infantry.
Orders solicited. Terms cash.
Also, Colts Navy Pistols.
IRBY MORGAN & CO.,
Wholesale dealers in general Dry Goods,
Clothing. Notions, &c,
No. i Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
june22-2w
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MesFs CLARK, Gragory Co Nashville Tenn ;-Gentemen It
pleasure tell you thai your Ambrosa Oil has given
great relief and may say than the Of any
other medicine
have bottle ard bali Of your Amtrosia Oil,
and from the it has ny Rheumatic suffering
would not be without the ether bottle and half any price,
provided could not get an more. Respectfully,
", G. PURsLEY.
RingyoId, Ga, Sept 3D. 1859. spll-d&E2E
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We are now Selling our stock OF
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs
AND
straw GOOdSi
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

AT
AEUFACTU RERS' PRICES.
Everybody is invited to call Immediately as We
are Bound to close out our stock at any sacrifice.
Don't be tardy if you want bargains.
PORTER, JOHNSON & Co.
Over Hardy's Auction rooms, No. AZ, Public Square
June 30dtwtEw1w
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Messs Clark Gregory oo;-Gents pu chased two bottles
Of Ambrosl OIL which has given tire satisfaction In
Collie, Toothache and Headache.
OyruEtOn, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
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Capt. Sub. Dept, A. \. g. NJ. c. S. Army.
Juae2S-dlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ron UHILDnEN TBETHlNn,


which greatly facilitates the process Of sshng BY SCREENING the
gums reducing all innsnmatiOn-wh say al pain and aI
modic action, and IL
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3. l.. STOvALI.,
Passed July !. 1861. Speaker of the Setate.
A true copy: J. E r. Ray, Secretary of State
In New York on the 9th, at the first board, $751;
900 Tennessee per cent. Bonds sold at 37!c and
S24 900 at 37c and at the second board Sl2 900 at
81 lc and $1,000 at S7sc. On the 18th, at the first
board, $1,000 sold at S73e, $4,000 at 38c, and
$1,000 at 3slc.
Mr.. CHASE, Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury,
has ordered the Sub Treasurer at New York not to
pay the July interest on the Texas Indemnity Loan
of 1865: As these Bonds are held by Northern and
European capitalists, a strong appeal has been
made by the former to induce Mr.. CHASE to reverse
his decision. The New York Times pointedly tells
Mr. CHASE that the refusal to pay the interest must
infict greater damage to the Government credit
than tenfOld the sum involved would make good"
As Mr.. CHASE will soon be in the market to borrow
he may order the interest paid, especially as a re-
fusal will result in no inconvenience to the people
OF Texas.
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FITa and RHEA.
Tie Board meets next Monday, at 10 A. NJ, at
Secretary's Office, 80 College street.
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Save all your rags-cotton, fax, hemp &c, and
send them to market, where you can realize three
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-04
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 8

S.
ALCoHoL,-We continue to quote Alcohol nominal at
So cts gallon for 95 per There very little in
qa for it, and we have heard OF sales whatever this
ALE AND P0RTER.--Tennent's Ale is still quoted at
$40 Tor IN Scotch, and 65 per dozen for Pale India
| dozen. f " ~0 PN
,o ASsES-Ashes 81 are selling in New York at s562k per
IN h oa both Pot and Pearl but there is nothing doing
BREAD-Bread Sli which advaaced very materially in
pp ~ % eA' nas ialen off again, and we now quote
| G4 cts per ID. '' w "'e' o'aoAeis a'
bahh-"e continue to quote Querciron Bark at SIS
i9 per ton ioo but there selling and rates
altogether nominal ~ ' 'e
BEES AA-We quote Beeswax as before at Soa33 cts
per h. for good Southern yellow but there ave- NO go,
making. ~ " ~
BRIMsTONE.-There is no birthstone selling but
crude Sicily, of which there lots here
generally at $44 per ton.
COFFEE.-There has been mere retail business done
in Coffee here this week. there having been no inquiry
whatever for lots of any magnitude We have heard
sales of some 800 to 400 bags Rio all at 13 but
ing whatever has been done far have heard in
other descriptions There really market for Coffee
but quote nomnally as follows viz: Rio at 12Gl2X
cts for low grades 13Gi34 cts. for fair l3K for
good l3Aql4 cts for prime Laguayra at 14@l5 cts. :;
TINS week but the stock here is about 13 900 bags
ooIION-There were no transactions whatever in
lotion thls week, and we omit all quotations for the
CANhLEs-We continue to quote Candles as follows,
W. Adamantine at 7dl8 cts; Chemical Sperm at 25G
70 cs sperm at 34G37 cts Parafine at 3540 cts and
Faent wax at lod5O cts per h. Mould are selling at II
al2 cts for Western, and 3915 cts per h. for Balti-
49, - " " ~
/ CHEhlCALs,-We quote Soda Ash at 2402N for so
per cent SaSoda at l%01K cts; Bi Carb Soda at
S anu preaching Powders at 2sG12I cts per h. for
out for all these articles the market ia dull
o1ISTG CSp1a S9aa may be quoted 44 D5 cts. per lb
ooI Ek-Copper is dull We quote Baltimore refined
t IS isgZO cts cash and time and Sheathng at 27
MI % baltimore, and 26 cts per h. for English Yellow
1mi enlng Is selling at lsdl9 cts for English and
-, ana we quote Nails at % cts and Bolts at %
@ per o me exports of Copper from this mort within
0OAfWaubr;ew ut ,n,ee weeks have been very heavy
~ 90 OF again. and now quote It at "a Ea
per ION ot2zao lbs In Cumberland Coal there is moth
ing doing but the cargo for 1t are as foliows
90 ID for fne $3 30 for Of mne and a. ner Ton &
lump, delivered on shpboard at Locust Point. ''
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

! RAILROAD ACCIDENT. "A bout 6ro -, =,
o'clock yesterday morning, as an eastward "a
STOCK train was passing near the Relay Honsa ~
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the en- ~
! three cars ran off the track, BY which tho car
were slightly in jured, but the engine escaped dam
| age None of the cattle which were being trans
ported were hurt The cause of the train Ieayint
the track has not been ascertained.
TRAVEL To WAsHINGroN-The officers of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad yesterday despatch ec
Two trains to the Annapolis Junction. one at min,
o CLOCK In the morning, and the other at four il
the afternoon. Nothing definite is vet known il
relation to the resumption OF travel upon the en-
tire road between this city and the metropolis.
ANOTHER CoMPANY.-Since the war exctem en-
m naS oeen sprung up upon US, the organization o
the MARYLAND Guard has increased to such an ex-
tent that 1t is deemed necessary to form another
company, which will be known as Company X.
ana constitutes the seventh company of this oreapi
~ zatlon. meeting will be held on Monday evening
next lot the purpose of electing officers.
FIRE.-The alarm of fire which was sounded
from box No. &c, about half-past ten O'Clock last
H,' was caused by the burning of the brick shed
OF Mr.. George Shoemaker, located at MoaIes
ONT. The precise amount of damage sustained
coutu not be ascertained, but it is estimated that
SlOO will cover the loss
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoNvENrIoN- hoav
composed OF the clerical and Law delegates of tbe
Protestant Episcopal Churches within the State of
Maryland and the District of Columbia, will hold
It's reg uar annual session in Grace Church. BaIti
more, on the last Wednesday in Nav, on which oc
caslon the Right Rev. VIM. Il. Whittiugham. Rish-
OF the Diocese, will preside
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LATEST NEWS.
IELEGRAMS.
! PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES.
| WASHTNGTON Nav 3-Tba follo,,;o h -.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED srArrs

WASHINGTON, May 3-The following has ius,
been issued:
5 BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
rfoc'amation w bereas existing exigencies
~ uenanu immediate and adequate measures for the
Protechon ot the national constitution and the
preservation OF the national Union by the sunnres-
sion OF the lnsurreciOnary combinations now ev
is'ihg IN several States for opposing the laws of
Tue Gnon ana obstructing the execution thereof,
To which end military force in addition 10 no
called forth by my proclamation of the 15tb dav
pensaby necessary: ~ '""i'-
now, therefore, |, Abraham Lincoln, President
OF the United States, and Commander in Chief of
the Army and Navy thereof, and of the militia of
the several States, when called into actual service
90 nereDy call into the service of the United States
f@'oo4 volunteers to serve for period of three
years unless sooner discharged and to be mustered
lnto service as infantry and cavalry. The prepa-
TaIons OF each arm and the details of enrolment
anu Oh fEahlz.tlon will be made known through the
Department of War % ~
:, AND also direct that the regular army Of the
united states be increased by the additi of eight
regiments of infantry one regiment of cavaIrv and
one regiment OF artillery, making altogether a
maximum aggregate increase of % TIA officers and
euSteo men, the details of which increase will also
pe mace known through the Department of War
, ana further direct, the enlistment for not less
than one nor more than three years of Is 600 sea-
men, IN addition to the present forces for the ma
val service OF the United States. The details of
known through the Department of the NAVY.
Inc call for volunteers hereby made, and the di-
rection for the increase of the regular army. and
'or the enlistment of seamen hereby given together
with the plan of organization adopted for the vol
uhteer and for the regular forces hereby author
ized Will be submitted to Congress as soon as assem-
bled. " ~ "
. In the meantime l earnestly invoke the co.opera
unh OF all good citizens in the measures hereby
ADOPTED Tor the efectual suppression of unlawful
Violence Tor the impartial enforcement of consti-
ration OF peace and order, and with thereof happi
ness ness ana prosperity throughout our country. In
les9lmony whereof have bereunto set my hand
affixed. 'e' " oe
Done at Washington this 3rd day of MAY, in the
year OF Our Lord one thousand eight hundred
ana sixty-one, and of the independence of the
United States, the eighty-fifth.
Ioigned.I ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
nf
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SEE FOURTH PAGE,
$i!ugstArg anh CnmmtrtiaI Rehith1.


BALTIMORE, May 8, 1861
The aspect Of commercial continues
exceedingly gloomy. Business is almost at a stand still
ana there is little prospect far of any
revival of trade for time come The blockade o
the Southern ports, eectually cuts off all South
erh business except such lie reached by inland
routes, and Northern, and with exception our
Western lines of communication closed nothing can
be done in those sections until they are opened again
faures continue frequent and the parties who meet
their obligations at maturity now the exception
rather than the rule. Confidence be utterly de-
sroyed, and although there is want of capiaI there
is absolutely no currency for paper except for such
rarely nds It's way upon the street, and reliable quo
tatons can be given for loans New York exchange
may be quoted to day at ga per cent. premium
In stocks there has been very little done this week al
though a session of the Board has been held daily
Stocks have however generally been rather rmer in tone
thah they were last week There has little in.
qury for anything but City 6s of which some 80 600
been sold at S24dS3 for ls70s S2%GS6 for lS75s; sex
y Tor los6s and s6S7 for 1905 1858 closed to-day
at % hd so asked 1865 at Sc bid asked 1905
at SS bid SO asked In Railroad shares there has been
nothing done. For Baltimore and Ohio $45 was bid
day or two since but it closed to-day $40 bid 49asked
and Northern Central do left at $40 bid regular wav
Northern Central 1855 bonds for which only $50 was
bid on last Friday left or to-day at 3S% bid - asked
Baltimore and Ohio 1875 and 1880 bonds have been offer
ing through the week 7 but the best bid obtained for
them 66. Nothing has been done during the week in
Bank stocks although there has some inquiry for
them. For the Mining stocks there has been very little
inquiry and the only sale this week is one of 500
shares Cambridge at 10 cts.
The business at the Custom House has been very light
this week, the goods entered amounting value to only
3297O of which 81 354 free s3l GIG were du-
table and the exports to only $ls7 667 against s79S 26
last week.
in New York to-day Virginia 6's advanced l. and Ten
nessee bonds per cent Erie e; New York Central X;
Reading x Cleveland and Toledo e Rock Island 81; and
Galena and Chicago $1% out North Carolina bonds de-
ciined 81; Missouri 6's X Harlem K and Michigan
Southern guaranteed q.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, May 3, 1861.
S!uO Bait. 6's 80 81 $500 Bait. 6's 'S6-S6%
4l7 d" " '75 SO 400 " 3" 'S6-S7
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WHY New YORK SUsrAINs THE WAR ON THE
SouTH.-The New York Times thus canddy con-
fesses that the war of the Administration upon the
South is to sustain the commercial interests of that
city. 1t says:
A New York merchant naturally desires that II
his customers should be subject to the same laws as
himself. Under the Constitution of the United
States, it was so. The State of South Carolina
having seeded from this instrument he is coolly
informed that his customers in it will not pay. lie
has no means whatever of enforcing his rig hts. So
far consequently is the field of his operations cur.
tailed This IS the 0hy secession is SO hate
fM to the Northern ear. Nep York. today, has IN
restments IN other States to the amount of eco OO0
600. Shoud all the States ''shoot madly from, their
sphere" the greater part Of this east tooald be
lost.
A Costly GovERNMBNT.-Th estimated expenses
vi the British Government for the current year,
according to MIR. .Gladstones Budget is $50 900 00O
Ir ABOUT three hundred aud forty-nine millions fire
M"aarea honsand dollars. This is considerably Y
more tnan :our times the annual cost of carrying
oh the government of the United States. England
unouestionaoy has a strong Goyernment-and,
al things considered, good Government,-but
her tax payers and her people, all have to pay
pretty dear for their whistle.
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, LOUISVILLE, May 2.-The Cairo correspondent of
yersation between Gen. Buckner, Senator johnson.
OF kentucky, and Col. Prentice, consist in add.
t!onal guarantees on the part of Kentucky that
kentucky was determined to maintain neutral
posiuoh; that she would not allow Confederate
troops to cross her soil to invade Northern stats
nor countenance the organization of any portion of
her citizens for the purpose. In return She requires
guarantee on the part of the authorities of Illinois
that the territory of Kentucky should suffer no in
Vasion from Illinois troops. The representatives of
hentucky protested against the blockade of the
river at this point claiming that the jurisdiction
kentucky extended to the Illinois shore Nothing
be interfered with ivy ''''
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Tnsurrection in Yucatan. etc

NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-The schooner Arameua
ia, from Ruatan, reports insurrection broker
out among the Indians in Yucatan. Fifteen Brit
ish officers had been killed by the Indians Capt
Dunn's West India Regiment had left Ruatan for
the scene of action.
The English Government will probably give W
the Island of Ruatan on the 1st of June positive
ly, whether Honduras accepts it or not.
An English war steamer arrived in the harbor OF
the I'D, and left the same day for Balize.
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BALTIMORE
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1861.

OUTRAGE on MARYLANDER.-The Carroll
county Democrat, of Friday, says: On last Tues
Gay week Mr.. William Anthony, resident of
Manchester, this county while on a visit to his
parents, near Carlisle, Pa, was arrested and placed
In Carlisle Jail, without any cause or provocation
except that he was from Maryland. He was de-
tanned IN Jail some five hours and it was with DIFF
hculty that he could be got out. He was also at
tacked on his way back at Mount Holly, Petersburg
Hampton and Hanover and treated with an iudip-
nifty and incvIity, that would remind one of the
most brutal and savage state of society. At
petersburg he was near being mobbed by pro-
miscuous crowd. armed with scythes, muskets and
other implements of warfare even less refined but
not less dangerous. Mr.. Anthony is quiet civil
and amlaby disposed man, and expressed no opin-
ION on the subject which seems to excite the coun-
try so terribly at the present time
1HE SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoE - Gov
Hicks has issued his proclamation, ordering a spe-
cal election for members of Congress- to take place
on the 18th of June.
AcKNoWLEDGMENr.-Mr. Henry Tavlor's pony
express supplied with Northern papers of YES
terday, at an early hour last evening Such enter
prise is worthy of success
TRADE WITH BoSToS.-The telegraph informs us
that the steamer Ben Deford sailed from Boston
tor this port yesterday. She brings heavy fr eight
The Western Maryland Railroad is now COM
pleted to Winters Mill, within one mile of West.
minister.
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From Havana.

New ORLEANS, MAY 1.-The steamer General
Miramon has arrived from Havana, 2Sth ult. Sug-
ars were dropping; Nos. II to II, 5@6% reals
Sterling Exchange. S@S14 prem; Sight Exchange
on New York, 2@3 prem.
Political news unimportant
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-04

WASHINGTON, May 2.-His Honor Mr.. MAYO. the
Mayor of Richmond, Va, for many years favor
ite OF the regiment, has returned his certificate of
honorary membership to the Seventh Regiment
In his letter to Col Lefferts he expresses the de-
sire that all mementoes of bis acquaintance with
the regiment shall be destroyed.
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MONTREAL, May 2.-Tbe master of the ship Min
ME Davidson, at Father Point, reports the steam
ship United States, from Glasgow, bound to Mon
trea on Bird Rocks. Her boats were gone, and
there nobody on board. The sea was making
complete breach over the vessel and she wa.
breaking up.
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RniIr.Nnl Accident

CHICAGO, May 2.-Tbe locomotive of train
from Toledo on the Michigan Southern Road ex-
ploded its boiler nine miles from here this morn
ing, killing the fireman and a section foreman
named Anderson, and injuring the engineer.
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BosroN, May 3.-The steamer Ben Deford sails
hence tomorrow with full cargo for Baltimore,
by permission of the Secretary of the Treasury.
She is forbidden to call at Norfolk.
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Missouri Leaislat,,re.


ferson City to-day, and the Senate organized bv
electing Its old officers. The Governors message
will be read Tomorrow
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Major Anderson en route for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Major Anderson passed
through here at noon, and left Immediately for
"ashingtOn. He was recognized in passing from
one depot to the other, and everywhere greeted
with intense enthusiasm
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WASHINGTON, Nav 2.-The Charleston Courier
Of Tuesday says.-"We learn from the most rea-
BILE source that President Davis will take command
IN person as General -inchief of the forces gather
inc in VIRGINIA. -
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Kentuclsy Troo,s for yiro;,;,

MURFEEEsBoRo, Tenn, April 29.-The Kentucky
battalion, five hundred strong, left Nashville thi.
afternoon at O'Clock, and passing through
glorious Tennessee amidst the widest rage Of en-
thusiasm.
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New ORLEANS, May 2.-Major Sbley and force
OF 45O Federal troops have been captured by Capt.
Van Dorm, with 500 Texans, while attempting to
escape in two sailing vessels. The officers are on
their parole.
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LOUISVILLE, May 3-The City Councils have ap
propriated s2OO COO for arming the city subject tc
the ratification of the citizens.
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FIRE IN CARROLL CoUNIY.-The Carroll county
Democrat says that fire occurred in Finksburg
District, that county, Friday last, which result
ed IN the total destruction of the house. furniture,
at dinner, and hearing rumbling noise, proceeded
to inspect tho chimneys, and finding nothing wrong
proceeded on the outside and discovered the roof
in an entire blaze. The progress of the flames was
so rapid that scarcely any articles in the house
were saved.
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From the Ne,o Orleans Ptcayune thrill % ,

''T'''' I tVI0ytt"tl 2iFTtt
THE "COMBINATIONS" SPREADING.
Inc accession OF Virginia to the Southern Con-
federacy increases the number of States To eight
ana the aggregate population to 6,596, ,779. The
eetas' according to the census just taken, are as
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:.
MONTREAL, May 3:-fhe passengers of the wreck
ed steamer United States, have arrived at Quebec
one OF the s'eerage passengers is issng.