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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH
Cincinnati Market


CIECINNATI, Feb. Cotton dull. and prices
lower, with midaling at 3lc. Flour dull but
prices are unchanged. Wheat dull: No spring
g. 3592 81 and winter g IS. Corn nominally
unchanged; ear, 55a5G; shelled 6la62c, Oats
dull at 50@5lc for No. I. Rye 81 lSel %. Bar
ley less firm; prime 10 choice 81 651l 70 Whis-
Ky in fair demand ct 25c in bond Hog g. 4OG
Is. Mess pork $40 50,G2l.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE Feb. Tobacco active. SAFER
fne -four at $40 Cor prime. Wheat al 81 S.
Sheled corn at 72c. Oats ts3c. Mess pork at
81, in bulk. Cotton 314e. Sugar &c No
Iasses soc. Raw whisky 81 p.
80. Lauts MaGzet
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2,-Tobaceo UNCHANGED. Cot
ton heavy and dropping AZ 2slsc for low mid
ding. Flour in fair demand and unchanged
Wheat dull Corn unehanged 81 TsdS5 0ats
easier and lower ~ 656G6Tk Whisky a al
Provisions tolsrably hFm Aess pork S3l. clear
do So prime mess i5c. clear sides llGillS clear
rib do los shoulders s. Bacon l01ldl0& for
shoulders. Lardl2; country tierces H.
New York MaEIles.
NEW YoEE. Feb. Cotton duh and lover
al 34e FOR middling. Flour steady and nnchRnEed
" Risky dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet az
steadier; No. 2ChicaEo 8 05,42 o. Rye quic
at 81 p Barley unchanged e. Soc for western
and 81 Is Tor Canada, Corn more active and ].
better: mixed western 81 09b4l los Mes
pork SO seen. SteriinE dull see cold firm
CT, opening at Ia, advancing O. 500
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DUCK RIVER
% #. ~
MALE ACADEMY,
FAIRFEE.IlD. TENN.

TIME TRUSTEES OF THIS ACADEMY +,
1 having entirely re fitted the School Rooms,
take pleasure in notifying the public that the
number OF pupils for the ensuing year.
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~. Mnr,I,s semInnrr Ton YonnI

he Sure and go T. q. Rice 4 Co. No -
College street and get Goods at and below Cost.
a. their business win be closed nv the 18th Of
February. jan&u
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SINGLETON, at the postofice, has re-
coiyed the California indestructible pen,
new article, which viii be found most
excellent pen.
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Wholesale Drug Store.

TNWIN a PENDLET0N, HAVING SOLD
II their retail stock ct No. 10 south side Of the
Pablo Square 20 Mr.. II. ". HaSslock, have re-
moved 20 the Store formerly occupied by Ewin,
Pepdleton 4 Co. No Inn Block, northeast
corner Of the Public Square.
To their late retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr.. HRsslock as
= gentleman favorably known as q Druggist Of
this city. and worthy of their patronage as a
business man ard citizen.
They have associated with them in business
their former partner. WIN. III. EWlN, and pro
pose under the arm style Of Ewin, Pendletsn &
| 90 20 carry on general WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSINESS as formerly.
They solicit the patronage Of their former
/ friends and all others looking TO Nashville AS a
mark st ia which 90 make their purchases.
/ Mr.. z. pUPRE, who was formerly with Ewini
/ Pendietou & Co., and iatterly with us, will
| remain in the houses
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THE ATHEN-E u NJ,
COLUMBIA, TENN
SCHOOL FOX Young LADIES
Mrs. D. &. SMITH, Principal.

THE WINTER EXAMINATION OF his
j School b appointed % be held ca Thurs
day January 3lst, Hnd cloFe with Concert Of
Vocal add lngtrumeatal Music az night The
faebds aud patrons Of the AthenRum are re-
spsctiully invited % attend.
Tbs spring 5egai1n commences Oh Monday.
February 18th. New pupils viii Endif greatly to
fheirintcrest be pTesrui On OF before the open
M day.
The AthenHum Ohers very great advantages b.
young ladlsl desiring good. thorough aud Gnish-
Cd educati0n- We employ teacher II the hish-
sst order Of talent, and are prepared 10 sivein-
irueuOn IN AL the branches usually taught Ia ut
class Female schools. We have one 0l the iars
est and bsst selected Libraries 10 be found 10
any nmilar Institution. 10 which all the pupils
have daily access- A complete set Of Chsmieal
aud Philosophical Apparatus and in fset, all
the necessary aids isr impartinZ Instruction.
New pupils received az any time aud charged
only from date 81 entrance Board and English
Iaiti0n per session 81 Eve calendar Hientha, are
Oaiy from 5ll5 20 si,e.
Cin.ulars and other information furnished bY
/ addressing kOBI ID. SMITH.
iani5d&Wlm Secretary.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LOUISIANA.

Bank Of America. par
Louisiana I'D
" New Orleans...s5
canal Bank.................9j
Citizens Bank............g5
Crescent City Bank.....9j
Louisiana State Banks
Mechanics and Traders
Bank .....................95
Merchants Bank........90
Southern Bank........p0T
Union Bank..-..........95
New Orleans Scrip...-.90
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A Farm Wanted.

WISH To PURCHASE A SMALL FARM
Il In Middle Tennesase. we'll improved, with
good wafer. and convenient % aehooh and
churches. Persons haqings ueh Ear stis.aii please
address me az MossY Greek. jefferson couuty ;.
East Iennossoe, vita description. prize and tai
particulars about the fana
Jan s-lm Al. MOUNTCA II
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BOOfs aud shoes Cheap at 10 Public
Square.-In consequence of contemplated
change in my business, 1 offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes ut greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or merchant-
will surely profit by examining my stock OF
goods before supplying himself as | AN quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTMANN.
sep6-tf No. 20 Public Square
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ROBERT L. CARUTKERs, JR.,
ATTORNEY AT Law
NASHVILLE TESN

nFFICE OVER THE UNION BANK. AID
~ Joining Office ui Caruthert a Cooper
Clhima decgi-3ln
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Az shgible front portion 81 an Office on Church
street. in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office or at No. 79 Church
street. next door 10 the Masonic Hall. febl If
w. T.. wards Seminary for YOun x
Ladies. No. Is Spruce street.-The Spring Ses
sion will open on MONDAY. the llth Of Fob
ruary Parents wishing their daughters thor
oughly educated are invited 10 consider the
merits Of this School ia its Departments Of Lite
nature. Language. PaiRfing and Music
ian3l-lw
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SAMPLE MERCHANT. A nonresident,
who was selling goodsby sample in this
city, was brought before Recorder Foster
yesterday nd fined $50 and costs for his
contempt Of our city law which requires a
license Of $500 to engage in that kind Of
traiic
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RATES or TUITION.

A contingent fee will be charged. sufficient TO
paw the incidental expenses Of the school rooms.
Good Boarding can be procured in the neigh
borho0d az from ten 10 twelve dollars per month.
One-hAlf Of the tuition will be invariably re-
auired III advance. No one received Tor less
than a half term. and every one viii be charged
for al least MAT time, except In eases OF proc
tracted illness.
The character the school has heretofore sus.
tanned, together with SIS healthtul locality, and
the good society of the surrounding country,
are sufficient Inducements TO all those interested
in educating their children or wards 90 extend q
liberal patronage. -. -.
Spring Term begins second MONDAY 10
February For further particulars address
WM. m MORGAN. Principal,
or THOS q. MOSELEN. Sec'y
of Board Of Trustees.
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REV. GEO. BECKETT,
Columbia, Maury county. Tenn.

tOlumbiat AAUI9 CuUhtls Aeul''
Each pupil should be furnished with one pair
Of double or two pairs OF single sheets, towels
fahis napkins and ring; also, n pair Of strong
walking shoes Every article of clothing should
Be marked with a full name, and an inventory
Of the same furnished at the time OF entrance
The second term of the current Annual SeS-
sion will begin on the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY. lanzI-I9
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RIVER NEWS
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTFD.
'eb. ? -Talisnan, Cairo.
- p - -.

Fanny BraRdsis, zap river.
The river was al a stand last evening,
with four feet water ON the shoals II will
no doubt be rising this morning, as heavy
rains fell Friday night
The departure Of the Tal;sman and Fan-
nv Brandeis leit the wharf without boat,
and gays Il an unusually solitary appear
ance.
The Tyrone Is the next boat TO arrive
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Hooks and Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by Jno,
York, 30 Union st. Jan l-3m
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Kate Smith, disorderly So and costs.
Harriet Dennison, lewdness discharged.
l. Lowery, disorderly, $40 and costs.
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In.OlYenf Notice.

I HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOLYEN-
L cy Of the estate Of Berry Morgan. deceased,
notice Is hereby given for all persons having
authenticated with the Clerk of the county
Court Of Davidson eOuRty on or before the 9th
ofJuly next. in order that a division pro rata
may be made. etc or they will be forever
barred. CALVIN MORGAN Admir-
jHn27-lW+
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INSTITUTE,
MAURT COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
RI. REV. CT. QTINTARn, u. D.. 3. n. ID.
VISITOR.
REV. GEO. BECKETT,


eMRS. F. POLK, MRS. f. A. BECKETT.
Vice Principals
REV. DAVID PISE, d. d., BellesLettres.
REV. JAMES \. TEMPLE, Mathematics.
MONS. A. ESTEVE, Musical Director.
MRS. C. J. WHITTEMORE, Guitar and
French.
MISS SUSAN POLK. MRS. n. f. GREY,
English.
MADAME LEONE ESTEVE, Vocal Music.
Widow Of the late Bishop Polk.
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Millersburg Female COLLEGE.

1IHE TWENTY SIXTH SESSION OF THIS
i iustitution viii open on MONDAY, Janu.
arg list lsg7. ami continue ~ enty weeks.
Iaihon. - - and = dollars. eenoraiug 90 al 70
furnished. One half q the fses are required Id
advance, and the balance az the cad Of bali The
session Per iartneI iniofIlasfiau, apply 10
lanl5-2W-eod@
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber. corner
Crawford and North Summer streets i
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Copartner.l,Ip Notice.

A r. BOONE AND RICHARD GIBLfN
a have this day associated themselves 10
bEsiueBs, under ths,siyle and name u Booze 4
Gibhn, Tor the puTp5se 81 transaftiug general
business All note Of hand q be signed b both
partners Of The Grm
A. b. BOONE
janll I'm X. GlBLIN.
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REcoRDER's CoURr, Feb. 2-Jane Car
ter, keeping disorderly house $50 and
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hay YOHr Coal, the best quality Peacock,
at q North Cherry Streets SO yer load of Il
bushels, delivered. janlO-tt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Engine and BOILER Tor Sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
"A Tubular Boiler for sale at moderate price ;
both IN hrst-rate order They are Of sufficient
learned, on application at this office. decS-t
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JOHN H. EvIv. JSa. &. PF,,DiEroN. VIZ. H.EwTS
EWIN, PENDLETON & co.
Wholesale Druggists,
NO. = INN BLOCK,

NASHVILLE
ISTOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK TIE AT
w tcntiln Of Country Merchants. Druggists
and physiciaus % their stock q
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES
PAINTS. OTIS.
DYESTUFFS,
FINE VIRGINIA and
Common TOBACCO
SMOKING TOBACCO
WRITING and
LETTER PAPER.
FANCY ARTICLES. Fac
Before purchasing elsewhere. as we-are deter
mined 10 make Il % 5he interest Of purchaser
ID bay ~ this market We viii either buy q
dispose Of 81 the very highest market rates ia1
oar laeuds.
Dried Fruit. Feather.
BceswaN. " O0l
Uinseag. Etc. Etc
/ Thai may be sent Ia rs. Uustsrms are Cash.
7 aug-d&trw3m
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selling Gu. at rev York Cost.

NFAAAAaN OAA - Wv ~SNA@
To close business we are positively closing
out At New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines. Braudies Havana and Do
mestic Cigars. PAyDoLFYI RryA.
janl0 Il North Cherry street.
-------
The Resi- quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of P 3. Mason Co., No. "a North
Cherry street, at S 80 per load Of Il bushels.
delivered in any part Of the city. janl0-tf
Very superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at "a North Cherry
street ianl0-tf
Yellow Pine Flooring, ALLOW prices. cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. If
Building Lumber Of all kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. IF
Cedal POSTS and Fencing Humber.
eornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
Ttf
white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bro.'s on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, Nc. AZ Church street.
nOv4
Sure Pile CuFe.-DR. GILBERT's PTLE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent BY mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoMAINE, Manager. No.
SIS Broadway. New York. inovlT-3m
Wines i From the LoNGwoRTH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati.
W. P. & F. P. ANDERSON, ProPrietors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling CRtaWba,
Dry CataWbR, Isabella, ete.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are excelled yb
nOne-either native or foreign.
Sold-by
ARCHER CHEATHAM Co.
KLINE * SHERMAN.
X. b. CHEATHAh x Co.
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CoauBoNIsE.-Mr. Allnway, whose case
was mentioned on yesterday, as having OBJ
tanned money under false preteAces, was
compromised on trial before Esquire W.
A. Mathews, on Mr.. A. paying costs Of
trial on which the case was dischared
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FUNERAL INVITATION.
HOUGH-Tho friends and acquainiances OF
Mrs. MARY +, HOUGH are respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral this afternoon, at o'clock,
from the residence Of her brother Capt. r. S.
Patterson. No. e. Line street
Divine services by Rev. A. S. Baird.
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NOTICE.

AEy III. STOCKWELIs, OF NEW YORK
w il admitted partner in our business from
this date The style firm will remain as mere
tOfOre.
HAMILTON a. CUNNISGHAM.
NASHVILLE. Dec. l, 1856.
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CLosINa PRICEs THIs DE.

Also the highest price paid for all kinds of
Southern Bank Notes. Printed Price list fur
nished when desired
WEARF SELLING Z. s. Revenue Stamps at Gov
ernment rates of Discount.
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FAsr DRIv1No on THE BRIDsE.-Some
negroes who it is supposed had heard Of
the franchise bill, drove their vehicles at
break neck speed over the suspension
bridge last night
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NA7 ll , - a, 500 A. NJ and 500 p n.
si.s III cbelbyyflle.. 800 A. n. ana ~, p 81.
Grrive al CHATTANOOGA. 200 p NJ ana "a an a. ~
Leeve ChattancoRa-.--- ~ A. y. "a 81 y :, -
nIlsa q eibyville % A. n. llnd ~ p y.
Lss,,es ~ VashyiiIe....1l10 a. NJ aud Nv p. w.
Aiii'N o. fGnndavg eTrepted.D
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Building Lumber Of al kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. IF
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ExPENSEs.
Payment Invariably in Advance.

No young lady will be received Tor shorter
period than one academical year; but pupils
will be received at any period. No deduction
the Principal. Address,
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slack Coal for sale cheap at a North Cherry
street. janl0-tf
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Yellow Pine Flooring, ALLOW prices. cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. If
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The Resi- quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of P. p. Mason & Co., No. "a North
Cherry street. at s 80 per load Of Il bushels.
delivered in any part Of the city. janl0-tf
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ALABAMA.
GEORGII

Southern Bank .-....... 95 Nashville & Chat2a r.
4 Stock ................. 80
GEORGIA. Louisville q Nashville
Tax Receipts. ...........90
Central Railroad Bank9S
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...t#ih Selling. ... . Selliag.
$50 to 100 per cent dis. France I Francs
Too to 500 per cent dis. Switzerland 60 per
500 to 100 2 per cent dis. Belgium dollar
n. Y. Exchange par. GERMANY.
Cincinnati - par. Bremen 81 l4per gold
louisville 8 par. Thaler.
Memphis /" u prem. Berlin. 81 03 per Prus-
Small Drafts 4 sian Thaler.
Foreign Exchange Munich 6l15
England Sc 90 per Frankfort : per one
ireland one pound Amsterdam Guilder
Scotland Sterling, Corporation checks
as. per cent discount
Deposits received and collections made on all
accessible points.
Office hours, 8 A. N. to P. NJ.
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Ceda Posts and Fencing Lumber
eornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Of Dissolution.
rivHE FIRM or BOONE, aIBLTE & MANS
| FLED has bcea this dag dissolved b. mutual
consent. William Manifold Withdrawing from
the Grm The business in future. viii b trans
aetei ~ A. r. Boone anl Richard oflblin. undsI
the style u Boone & Gibiiu. Au aassts and
liabilities Of the firm Of Boone GibIln & Man5
held are aruwei b. the uea hrm u Boone 4
aitlin. A. r. BOONE
X. GfBLiN
VIM MANSFIELD
Wills Point. Benton co.. Tenn. AL. !. l-67.
iaull-lm
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,-.suvrrr.F AND NoRTHwEsTERSR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
80, .......3O 90 p. n.
Leave Nhsi3N w as-.It. a. .........q.0 LOO p. ~
Arrive IT 'vull.:it. - ..........4. 90 A. n.
E~~i,es "a Nashville A. A'
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE R4I p e ;,
LeaNe =, f'.',,isviiie at 100 p. X. and 80 p r.
hrIlNe" ~ 200 A. n. and 90 r. AZ.
LeaEo 81, N.shvills at.-4.5 P. ~. and 4.l5 A. N.
Passenger Car attached to Freight Tram
Leave Nashville A. n fS x
a.-;-e al Nachyllie .....-.-... '" l''' " w.
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see,,sd washington sEsd southern VIA
CbnttsstOOea.
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,a1o ----..-.- -o'VJ r H.
T5peaeEd aud Kentucky Il. r.
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bro. 5. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. ~ Church street.
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7rfrsf Washington and ASuthern sta
Chattanooga.
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VIRGINIA.
Bank Of Berkeley ........

Central Bank Of Va......10
Danville Bank.............2O
Exchange Bank Of Na.-l6
Paramount Bank.........75
Farmers Bank of Fin
castle ...................s..'jU
Farmers Bank Of Va...l5
Manufacturers and
Farmers ...............20
Merchants Bank.........40
Merchants and Me-
chRnics' Bank.......75
Norwestern Bank........90
Southwestern Bank.....3O
Traders Bank.............20
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New York yesterday as follows:
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NorthwcsleTn 4. r.
1n.o1 N
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RAILROAD TIME fable.

,s.euy1rrF AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Tran;
.s..r ~ ~ - ~
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THE CITY,
OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
AsEs-FEBRUARY Ist--Omeial.

CLOSES. OPENS
First Northern
Id. ..ss,s-hf ... 700 A A.
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s-~------l--a---
GENERAL MARK ETS.
the latest dates

GRIND Total...................
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1qa1 midnight ~ -
ThOmRsytiIe VIA Stage
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-21

our greatest scientific men as fine COL
lection it its way.
If my mermaid" was formed by an in
genius conjunction of the upper half of
q monkey with the latter half OF cod
fish, as Is charged, lat least gave young
persons q better idea Of . mermaid-if
such IN animal exists at all-than the
poetical one-of lovely maiden, with
the tail of fish and the voice of siren,
"combing her blue hair with comb of
pearl" Or, if it is necessary that the
poetical mermaid should be impressed
upon the mind, a better impression can
be thus arrived at, than by never receiv-
ing any actual idea of mermaid at all.
The pedigree of Joyce Heth may
have been little faulty. but
the memory and influence of the
father of his country could not
but have been revived and intensified
by one who was said to have been his
nurse during childhOOd; the "woolly
horse" was certainly a curiosity, as
every one acknowledged, and must
have given rise to valuable suggestions
TO men of science. And if there Is any
one that ever came to definite conclu-
sion as to what the "What Is 1t r. was,
1 should like to see him state his views.
MY museum is certainly valuable con-
tribution to art and science, and am
yet to see the first person who says that
he did not get his moneys worth IN
wandering through its different apart
ments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-21
In AIluding

To the provision in the will OF Arte-
mus Ward for Printers Asylum, the
Chicago Tribune makes the following
suggestion: 'We propose that the craft
in all parts of the country, by united
resolve, provide that there be retained
by the foreman of each newspaper
and printing office, from the earnings
of the journeymen, sum equal to five
mills upon each dollar of his weekly
bill. This small tax Of one-half cent
ON the dollar should be paid over to a
local treasurer weekly, and by him for
warded TO general treasurer, to be in
vested until such time as the asylum
fund will be available. The tax is q
small one to each person, but in ten
years time, if properly invested, with
its earnings, would constitute fund
equal to the establishment and endOw-
ment of an asylum equal to the de-
mands of the craft, and worthy of the
men whose infirnsitfes Of body may
make them it's inmates"