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NOTICE.

HAVING ADMINISTERED ON The
II estate Of John S. uBrien, deceased. al per,
sons indebted 70 said estate will come forward
and settle, and thSse TO whom the estate y IN
deoted will present their claims within the time
or claims fled With Col. John c. Bureh, A. tbs
late Office Of John S Brisn 4 Rureh. 81 SheTry
sfreet ROCHE NJ. BhIkA.
Administrative with the WIZ anne1ed-
Nashville, Nov. 25, 1851. noyzI I'm
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Daznaged BIZ the stor1.1.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-Tne recent
storm extended throughout the State, do
ing considerable damage, washing away
bridges and interrupiing stage travel in
the interior
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Wanted, Agents in Every County,
FOR THE
LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,

LIZ = OA * N14t1V" -
DY FRANK H.. ALFRIEED. OF RICH
ID mond, Va, formerly editor Of the SOUTHERN
LITERaET MEssRNcER. and well known. both
during and since the war. from his connection
with the Richmond press
This is full, complete, and authentic history
Of the life and public services Of the great
Southern leader. II is q new and original work.
and sheds food Of light upon many important
subjects connected with the late war, which
have never been nnderstood--or, at least, but
their elucidation have remained inaccessible to
all previous wri ters. Mr.. Alfriend has enjoyed
unequaled and peculiar advantages in the prep
aration of this volume, as viii be apparent to
an on examination. 1t will everywhere be
looked for with saser interest and IS certain to
prove one the most rapidly selling books ever
published. For circulars giving full partieulars
terms etc, address = :. &C.,. E.
THE cAXTON PUBLISHING HOUSE,
q West Fonrth street, Cincinnati
uoVl6 3tdeod 2tw
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CHANCERY SALE OF A
Valuable Cotton Farm.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Rutherferd County Chan'ery Court. rem
dered at the October Term, 1851. viii, on
saturday, December aIss, next,

On the premises. sell to the highest bidder one
of the best Gotten and Stock Farms IN kuther-
ford county, being the late residence Of captain
". j. c. Burns deceased. confalning oSo
freesboro, near the Lebanon Turnpike road. in
one Of the best neiFhborhoeds IN the county,
good water, convenient 70 good schools, mills,
etc. Terms of Sale-0ne half payable ~ one
year. the balance in two years, except 500 m
CASH. the purchaser Swing notes with two good
securities, and g lien retained until the -pur-
chase money Is all paid. Minimum price $40
per acre. Any person desr0us of information
will please call on VI. B. Dortch. ESQ. Of Nash.
vile, Cen J. B, Palmer, Of Murfreesb0ro, W.
J. Anderson on the premises, OF to the under
signed. Sale for distribution among the heirs
The above tract viii be divided 20 suit pur-
ehaseTs, II desired. -. 60 -
JAMES NJ. ToMPKINS.
nova dlaHtd Clerk and Commissioner.
Nashville UNION AsD DIsPAFcH copy once a
week in daily ids -MuTfrcesboro Ao4StOr.
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No. NORTH COLLEGE STREET,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
1000 sacks Coffee u.
so sacks Java;
so sacks baguira:
so hogsheads Sugar;
go barrels Crushed Sugar;
100 barrels Coffee Sugar. A, b and c;
go boxes Star Candles:
$50 cases Oysters, one and two pounds. fs
100 cases Fresh Peaches ~. ..e
so cases Fresh Tomatoes;
IS boxes Tobacco. various brands;
leo boxes Proctor Il CANDLES Soap;
800 boxes Rosin Soap:
so boxes Fancy Toilet Soap;
10 bags Allspice;
10 bags Pepper; -r.
10 boxes Ground Pepper: De
Is boxes each Ground Spice and Ginger;
- boxes Clothes Pins
10 barrels Jute Twine;
10 barrels Paper Twine
ca so barrels Mackerel /, q and 3
l25 half barrels Maekerel, l. and s.. ..
IS kits Mackerel, 1. 2 aud 81
so dozen Wash-boards;
IS dozen Buckets
so boxes Factory Cheese; O.. GIN
50 boxes impd Gunp0wder and Black Teas; !;
Is baFrelz Buffers Blacking
50 boxes BlueIng;
$50 barrels various brands Liquors;
50 bbls CIDER vinegar; = do GTape Vinegar
. barrels Wood, Weeks Co.'S Fine SyEup !;
Is dozen Fins BroOms;
250reams Wrapping Paper, Rock City Mills I;
Raisins, Figs. Peeans, Brazil Nuts, Almonds
Percussion Caps Matches. Cigars, Fine Cat To
baeco, Smoking Tobacco, and various other
articles in the Grocery line, all Of which We pro-
WEAKIEY a YARnROUaH.
No. North College street
oet3 If Nashville. Tenn.
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture

Aud kindred topics. We shall also give an ex-
tensiye variety cr valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted to the farming classes o.
oar State which win. in r great measure sup
,iy the piars of a family agricultural paper.
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.gement of affairs at the penitentiary arose
from the. want of harmony between the
Warden and Directors, they recommended
the acceptance of the resignation of Mr..
Hull, which had been rendered. The
resolution was adopted. l1''
Senate joint resolution authorizing the
payment of salary due Thomas B. McElwee,
Warden pro TEN Of the penitentiary during
the suspension Of JAS s. Hull; Warden,
was adopted. ~ Ai.t ~ -
House adjourned until 9 A. NJ. to.mor.
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Convicted OF Publfshine a LIBEL.

PHILADELPHI, Dec. 13.-Wm. A. Mes
ser, proprietor of the Sunday Mercury, has
been convicted of publishing libel on
Col. W. D. Mann, District Attorney. Sem
tence deferred.
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FOR SALE,

An EXCELLENT LITTLE BRICK Dwell
N ling in Edge6eld-just tbs thing for man
of moderate means.
Two Of the finest and best dwellings in the
city Of Nashville. Ifanybody has $4,000 10 lay
down for an earthly home. where they can enjoy
life in elegant luxury and. ease. aEd forget hard
times and OF her troubles. let him come along
A small, neat. tidy, new frame dwelling IN
South Nashville, at $500; and another place,
not 30 neat, tidy or new, at 5000
An elegant residence in st. Paul, Minnesota.
at so 6O0. and cheap at that. A block Of lots in
Houston, Texas. at a sacrifice. Abusiness house
in Galveston. couple Of acres Of land adioin-
ing the town OF Mchlnnville. Several lots IN
Tullshoma and Chattanooga A large planta-
tion in North Alabama, where any amount OF
money can be spent in trying 10 raise cotton
but which will be very profitable IN other
products. ,
A house and lot on Jefferson street. North
Nashville A. NELSON a Co., Agents.
decd lW
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WANTED.

FIlwENTY THOUSAND FEET OF BONE
Il dryI tWo5ineh. Poplar Plank. twenty 10
thirty inches broad, FOR bellows manufacturing
use. Call en- any Of the hardware merchants Of
the city. OF address, through Postofhee.
oct27 dit w5t' n. BROWN.
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SOCIAL EQUALITY.

The bill known as the common carrier
bill, being the special order of the day
the bill in lieu offered by Senator Wisner,
requiring railroads to set apart seperate
cars or parts of cars, for both white and
black persons, was amended by Senator
Garner, making it applicable to steamboats,.
Senator Aldridge then offered the fol-
lowing amendment: i E-.
Provided, That no common carrier shall
make any discrimination between citizens
accompanied by ladies. aTGf
Mr.. Aldridge remarked that it might be
said that the Northern States had never
recognized this distinction. He had travelled
over several of those States, and the dis
tinotion was recognized there Just as it is
here. If We do not protect the women of
our country, who can we rely on to do it /
am one of those who believe a white man
is ss good as a negro if he will only be-
have himself may be called a weak
kneed Unionist, but contend that am a
loyal and true Tennessean, and believe
that loyalty is not confined only to those
who can talk of "pailing the keow (cow)
in kofy pot.n The vote was taken and
the amendment lost.
The amendment of Senator Wisener was
then laid on the table.
The vote was then taken to lay the origi-
nal bill on the table and was lost.
Senator Elliott offered the following
amendment, whiehw was adopted:
Resolved, That this act shall not be so
construed as TO prevent the proper officers
of transportation companies from selling
second class tickets of passage, and from
setting apart apartments for women, or
men accompanied by women. st
Senator Lyle offered the following
amendment which was ruled ont of order:
Be it further enacted, That should this
bill pass, it should be considered as having
no effect, and only as buncombe on the stat
ute books of Tennessee and that this act
shall not be so construed as to prevent any
person from using his own discretion in the
selection of his company when deriving
benefits from the common carriers of this
State
A motion was then made to lay all the
amendments to the original bill on the
table, and was carried, and after much le-
gislative engineering, the question was
then put on the passage of the original bill,
which was carried by the following vote
Ayes-Messrs Cary, Eaton, Elliott,
Frierson, Garner, Keith, Mathews, Nor
man, Patterson, Parker, Rodgers, Smith,
Underwood, Wyatt and Wilson-l6.
Noes-Messrs. Aldridge, Cate, Echel,
Henderson, Lyle, Mccall, Wisener~and
Mr.. Speaker Senter-8.
Adjourned till A. NJ tomorrow.
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SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

House and Lot at AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER -, AT THE
~ Courthouse door in Nashville, 1 will offer
for sale LOT NO. 76 in " Wetmors 4 McdavOck's
Addition 10 the town of Me0ayOck. North
Nashville) on Fillmore avenue, go feet north
OF Heiman street. The lot 20 be sold fronts
fifty feet and runs back 80 feet to sixteen foot
alley. and has on it q fine new FRAME Dwell
LING. The lot is enclosed. Sale to take place
AZ Il O'Clock ", 2Sth inst, at Courthouse.
Terms-0ne-half Cash, balance IN six months.
o.. 2. THRUSTON, Assignee
of $. q Wood Bankrupt
dec6 3w a. NELSON x CO., Agents.
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view the necessities Of the legal prolss-
sion. and the general public interest Attaehlns
20 the many uow questions coming before our
judicial tribunals. We will publish all the I'M
portant decisions Of the Supreme Court, from
Official sources. which may be relied upon as
entirely trustworthy.
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Dealers In Produce,
NO. I6 BROAD STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENN.


THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of
John Cooney, JT,, Of Nashville. in the county q Of
district, who has been adjudged bankrupt upon
his own petition. BY the District Court of said
district. r. CARY, Assignee.
noy27 1aw3tt Office. So Cedar street.
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THOS. PARKES a. CO.
Cotton Factors
COMaIIssION MERoHANTs.

DEAL ~
FLOUR, BACON.
GRAIN. WHISKY,
-1 SALT. BAGGING and ROPE.
"a Consignments solicited and fiberal ad-
vances made. e-
New Nos. N aud I6 South Market st.,
oet25 sm NASHVILLE. TENN.
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REDUCTION OF RATES

We are grati6ed ut being able 70 state that
the very larre increase in the number Of our
Daily and Tri- Weekly subscribers enables us TO
reduce the price Of subscription 10 these editions
We do SO the more cheerfully because the neces-
silica Of the people in the impoverished eondi-
lion of our stricken section. requires such con-
css.ions as can ho reasonably made in their IN
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fcre, our
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
senate.

81 % p lD senate ~ aisl lE
FRIDAY, Dec. Is, 1857 Prayer by the
Rev. Mr. Huntington. ~ ai = Tasaa
"a A petition to remove the county seat Of
Obion county, with bill authorizing the
election for the same, was presented and
referred 10 the Committee on New Counties
and County Lines. 4ss'a
A bill Incorporating the Memphis Alb
stract Company, for the purpose of making
a perfect record of the titles TO all real es.
tate in Shelby county, showing the direct
line Of title to the same, commencing with
the original owner. Referred to the Judi-
ciary Committee. "a - ~,.fs ~ -..r
The joint committee to whom was re-
ferrsd the investigation of the charges
af j. s. Hull, Warden of the penitentiary,
reported that the evidence does not sustain
the charges made against him, and recom-
mend the acceptance of his resignation.
Accepted and sent to the House, 1. ...-...,.
The motion to print 500 copies OF the
report Of the Committee on Internal Ims
proyements, on the memorial Of r. B.
,Meeker and other capitalists was lest.
The following Senate billspassed on third
reading: --r-. -. ~ a,z.-
A bill changing the name of Wesleyan
College to Wesleyan University. Passed.
A bill changing the time for holding
the Chancery Court in Lawrence county.
Passed. s- sfa
A resolution authorizing tho Comptroller
to pay Thomas B. McElwee for the time
he has served as Warden of the peniten-
tiary during the suspension of J. S. Hull.
SENATE BILLS on SECOND READING
A bill Incorporating the Association of
Northern capitalists, with r. B. Meeker
and Others as incorporators, came up on
its second reading, and was referred without
passage to the Judiciary Committee.
Senators Rodgers, Smith and Lyle,
argued briefly in favor of its passage, and
Senators Garner and Elliott in opposition
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FOR RENT FOR 1865.

LARGE STORE HOUSE. IN FINE RE-
"A pair, and beinsNo. 10 On CsilsGs street.
between Union and Church streets, and al
present OccIpied by G. r. PsrFons &-C0 Apply
a. usyls Syl 81 II 'a''' '4'a MICHAEL VAUGHN
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House of Representntlres.

Mr.. Dowdy presented a petition from
citizens of Cumberland county praying for
the passage of law enabling counties to
decide for themselves whether the sale of
intoxicating liquors shall he permitted
within their limits.
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.HA .t Tr rft E.4
80 ail
MANIFEsTs.s .sPOsTERs. s
lea
STEAMBOAT BILLS.
BILLS OR.FARE. E 5
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PR0sRANaEN
SNOW C4E

..H
AND IN FICr.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,OS see First Page
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
SUN SOL Moon RIsEs......... $40
SUN SETS HIGH WATER........~ 1852
PHILA DELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
GEORGE GEORGE \. T. iI2lfzS THTH4S MONTHLY COMMITTEE
ANDREW WHEELER,)
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

steamship Bosphorus Alexander Liverpool, via NOr-
folk, a. II. McHenry d Co.
Brig Burchard and TOrrey, FrSbee Portsmouth, War
rem, Gregg & Morris
schr Pathway, Haley, Boston, Van Dusen, Lochman
d Co.
Schr ]. W Wellington, TORY, Roxbury, do.
Schr w, H. Dennis, Lake. Salem, Castner, Stickney d
wellington.
schr W. Donnelly, Hunter, Washington Caldwell,
Gordon q Co.
schr Emma and Beulah, steelman, Millville, Street
d Co.
str r. Willing, Cundlff, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
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PHILADEbbPhMIAs PHL.ADl bphLLs GERMANTOWN AND NOR,
TIME TABLE
On and after Thursday, November, 1896 until fur.
'nei "Oi''' FOR GERMANTowI
Leave Philadelphia 6, q g. o. TO- IL IA NJ q, o..
g45 A. g. 545, 6'10 y s. o. 10 H. IL p Nj '' - q oAoi
Leave Germantown 6, z, 7'3l, 3, 800 O. 10 IL 10 NJ
IL g. 4, 445, 6, $3.50, z, 80, 10, II p, NJ - a. III
The $50 down train and 345 and 5'45 mn traina win
not stop on the Germantown branch. ' wa
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 915 A. M. q z, l0'45 p NJ
Leave Germantown at S15 A. NJ, /, 6. 045 z. M.
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia at 6, 8, TO- 70 A. NJ q 345, 546
eand IL Z, NJ. -.
34O $40 GAO $40 and 1O4O p. NJ. -
= ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 915 A. NJ, and 7 P. M.
Leave Chesnut Hill 75O A. M. l240, $40 and ga
FOR RCoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsToWN,
Leave Philadelphia at 6, S35, l1O5 A. NJ. l3O g. l'S0
$50, els, S'O5 and 1890 p. NJ.
Leave Norrstown at 54O 7'5O g. IL A. M, 1'9O 4SO
Tbe $40 p NJ train will stop at School Lane wIssa
hickon, Manayunk, Spring Mills and Conshohocker
only. ON Sr1NnAvs
Leave Philadelphia at A. M, 2'SO and 6'45 7. NJ.
Leave NorristOwn at A. NJ, and $50 Z. NJ.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia at g. S35 ll05 A. NJ, 130 g. 43O
go, SIS, sos and l1'30 =. M.
Leave Manayunk at 6lO, 7'SO $40, $780, ll'3O A. NJ
o%40 anu 0'V = ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at A. M, $50 and 645 z. M.
cave Manayunk att 80 A. NJ, $50 and z. M.
w, IS. WILSON, General superintendent,
Depot NINTH and GREEN Streets.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Brig VIM. Welsh Strobridge, from Trinidad via
Havana, 10 days with sugar and molasses to S. & w.
Welsh Sailed from Trinidad Feb. q, in company
with schr Wave Crest, of Sag Harbor. March about
So miles NNI of Cape Antonio smoke Spanish mail
steamer Cuidad Conda, from Vera Cruz for Havana,
in q disabled condition, and out of provisions with
81 passengers board; the Wm Welsh together with
the Wave Crest, took the passengers on board, and
landed them in Havana 4th inst, after supplying the
steamer with what provisions could spare. Sailed
from Havana on thes5th inst. On the llth
had manboOm carried away 18TH lat 3O lon 75 spoke
brig Harry Virden, Collins, from New York for Car
date.
Schr Nellie c. Paine, Doane, days from Boston
with mdse. TO g. b. KerfOot
Schr W. Boardmsn, Billiard days from New York
with mdse. to Lathbury, Wckersham IL Co,
Schr j. V. Wellington, Torrey, from New York, in
ballast TO Van Dusen, LOchman d Co.
Schr VIM. Donnelly Hunter, from Washington, In
ballast 10 Caldwell, Gordon d Co.
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| lane, thence to Germantown road to place of be-
| ginning r.U H. .''E.. ID
hundred dollars to the Police Department 10 pay
| Tor lieutenant, two sergeants, turnkey, and TO
| locate the station-house at Richmond Han, was
| provided for by the ordinance.
Mr.. Potter opposed the appropriation. IL is an
| extra appropriation, and should not be passed
This matter of necessity should be postponed until
the list of next January and then the expense will
into the cost of the city government, and
| form part of the estimate of tax valuation.
Mr.. HetZel moved an amendment that the bill
go into effect on the 1st of next January. Agreed
| to-yeas %, nays 90
The amended bill passed
MIR. Hancock offered an ordinance imposing
fine of I've dollars for every time car stands on
railway track in the city; and, also, revocation
OF the cars license Referred to the Committee on
Law
request for an act for the appointment of a
metre inspector, TO regulate metres and prevent
frauds by consumers or those supplying, was en-
dorsed, and the request directed to be sent to the
Legislature. -L
Mr. Bardsley presented a resolution instructing
the Chief Commissioner OF highways 10 require
from parties erecting sewers security to Keep them
IN order for three years. Agreed to. -
The ordinance TO increase the salaries OF omcers
of the prison was laid over, .,-,i-
The ordinance to appropriate TWO thousand one
hundred and twenty dollars to the Board Of Health
for salaries of additional officers was amenueo SO
as to operate until the lst OF january, ana was
then indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Bardsley offered resolution requesting the
| Chief Commissioner to withhold his approval
from all contracts for sewers until Select Oounell
act upon resolution relating to the SUBJECT now
before that Chamber. Agreed to.
Mr.. Dillon offered n resolution requesting the
Board of Control 10 ascertain how many chloreh
in the public schools not vaccinaed, that the
Board may take proper steps thereupon, Agreed TO-
Mr.. Ray called up the Select Council resolution
to open Thireth street. from Bridge street to Ha-
Verford road, West Philadelphia.
The Chamber discussed this until seven O'CLOCK,
and adjourned on motion to amend so that II
should entail no expense to the city
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1Orz PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
lOOI. ROAD.-This great line traverses tie
NoTthern and Northwest Counties of Pennsyvania to
the city of Erie Lake Erie and is the most direct
route TO the great Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania IL mai
been leased and operated by the Pennsylvania Rail-
ZINE 5T1MS OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADEIr
PHIA
Arrive Eastward-Erie Mail Train 2 A. M. Erie
Express Train 100 p. NJ. Elmira Mail, $40 r. IL
Leave Westward-Erie Mail, 8 p, NJ: Erie lGxn ross
Train, II NJ. Elmira Mail, 8 A. M
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and
Express trains without change both ways between
PhiladelphiR and Erie. ~ w.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at A. M, arrive al Erie 10 A NJ
Leave new YORK at 7. NJ, arrive at Erie 7l5 p M
Leave Erie at $50 P. M, arrive at New York 4IO
p. NJ -. -
Leave Erie at 1925 A. NJ, arrive at New YoAk 1910
A. NJ,
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains
4 For information respecting passenger busin ess
Philadelphia. -
And tor freight business Of the Company's Agents,
s. b. Kingston, Jr., corner THIRTEENTH and
MAHKhn streets Phlladelpha; j. w. Reynolds.
Erie; william Brown, Agent N. e. r. r., Baltimore.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Phila.
II. W. WINNER, General Ticket Agent Phlla.
A. ER, General Sup, Erie lR
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H7HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE,
i No. 800 CHESN Ut street, forwards Paroles, Pack
ages Merchandise Bank Notes, and Specie either by III
own lines, in connection with other Express Com
psnies 10 all the principal towns and cities III the Untee
States. JOHN BINGHAM, superintendent.
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A BIG SMAsH.-A big sign on the roof of gro
cery in Market street, above Fifth, fell yesterday
afternoon, with a tremendous crash. The sign ex-
tended the whole length of the building, and was
about six feet broad. In Its fall it smashed tele-
graph poles beneath it, and broke the wires like
pack threads.
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nyor1Cu T0 MARINERS

Lighthouse dt nc ErGnee Of 6gre & hGHiq nse'e9 he
Sound North CuTotind.A screw s, 10 ,eo o
been erected at the entrance 20 SotS 20 thf
~, s o ana viii De lighted for the first time on the
evening OkAprn ], 1867,