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Testimonials.
FROM GEO. ID. PRENTIeE. EsQ..
EAsAA~ or u MAnRnaH

Z
Editor Of the Louisville Journal.
Dr.. LIGHTHILL Dear Sir: i am sorry
to learn that you contemplate leaving
Louisville at the end of the present week.
4 earnestly wish that your engagements
elsewhere might permit you TO remain
here for time longer. fasars a-}t
Your sojOurn among us, DIR. Lighthill,
viii be long remembered by our people
1t has been blessing to many. You have
treated me and female member of my
family with great success. You seem to
understand, as by intuition, the character
of malady and its best remedy. You
have multitude of patients in this city,
and have not seen or heard of one to
whom you have held out the promise Of
relief without rendering it. Your entire
practice among us has been brilliant sac
cess, and l cheerfnlly recommend you to my
many friends South and the public at
large, as physician deserving the utmost
confidence. i4W
Hoping that you may live long TO be a
blessing to additional thousands Of the
afflicted, / am, I.F -F-g
Very truly, yours, .eall
GEO. d. PRENTICE.
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tory Just COmrnsnced.
We last evening paid visit to the cot
ton and linseed oil mandatory Of |
OShaughnessy 4 Co, situated on the cor
ner Of High street and Lincoln alley, where
steam had been raised for the FIRST time. The |
house is the same occupied by Donald
son & Co. as brewery during the war.
The present enterprise was set on foot some
four or Eve mozths SINCE and the machin-
cry for the same contracted for. About 5
o'clock yesterday evening, the contractors
turned over the work to the proprietors.
The machinery Of the establishments per-
feet in every respect, and the hydraulic
pump and press, and hnlliHg machine, not
only handsome pieces of mechanism, but
suit exactly the purpose for which they
were intended. The establishment lie now in
| full blast, and hereafter cotton seed oil and
| linseed oil will be turned out to the extent
Of four hundred gallons per day. We con-
gratulate the proprietors upon being the
pioneers in this branch of manufacture in
the State, and hope they may reapa rich
harvesf. It is at the same time an enter
prise Of which the State may justly feel
proud, because it will cause demand for
products hitherto without sale in this
market. sa 90 - a e4A
| We commend the liberal spirit of the
company who have planned and carried
this enterprise into execution. Those in
teresied in the new establishment have
| only been with US for few years, but a
| sufficient length of time TO discover that
the prosperity of Nashville depends upon
her Manufacturing interests. Instead Of
having their capital locked up in the
banks, they preferred to invest it in some
thing that willrsdonndto the good Of the
city. Lifetime residents who have grown
rich by the enterprise. Of others will con,
tinue to applaud the energy Of those who
embark 10 such undertaking., bat 80 long
as there is an interest bearing bond to pur'
chase, they must be excused from lending
q, helping hand to the manufacturing in
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BELL-At Tulip Grove. the residence Of Mr.
T. 0. Treanor, on Saturday morning, the S0th
inst, Mrs. ELIZA JANE BELL. aged GA years and
40 months.
The friends and acquaintanees of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her son. W. T. Bell.
Woodland street, Edge6eld. on Tuesday morn
ing. the I'd, at 10 o'clock.
Divine services by the Rev. JAS II. McNeilly.
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Y Money easy, COZ On call. Sterling
94@9a. Gold opened at 1854 and closed
at 1861. State securities quiet; new Ten
f,,.ossa.s 67l 0E0 9 81 Itl 7lftiil 'f8taJ p
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Eeuo rIean. nInrkeis.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-Cotton irregu-
lar; middlings advanced &c, lower grades
4@fc; middling 2Sc; sales Of ll,OOO
bales; receipts Of 5,0l2 bales; exports.
2,2l2 bales. Gold 1860. Sterling l49.
commercial l474@l4S4. New York sight
t discount. Sugar and Molasses IN
changed. H.- Is Hel ta tI-t ~
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A House for the Giovernor

The splendid new house of Mr.. McCor-
mack, on Park street, fronting The east
side Of the Capitol, having been offered for
sale, public attention has been directed TO
the fac; that the property would in several
respects be quite desirable as a Governors
Mansion. Among the circumstances re-
commencing it for that purpose may be
mentioned it's accessibility Of approach
from both Park and Summer streets, its
location in a quiet, healthy, and pleasant
part Of the city, and the fact that the build
ing is new and commodious, and provided
with the most desirable Of modern improve
ments. Tennesseeans would justly indulge
feeling of pride in seeing The Governor
Of the State, whoever he may happen to
be, furnished with place so elegant and
comfortable for his official home.
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NanrIY Finished.

The Chattanooga Republican says that
the trestle being built by the w. & A. 4.
R connecting the depot with the river, is
nearly finished. 1t ia an excellent piece
Of work. The timber is heart pine exclu-
sively, and the masonry of stone taken
from the quarry in that city.
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In pursuance of suggestion Of the late
and lamented Rev. S. d. Baldwin, prepar-
ations are being made to hold Tennessee
Conference Camp-meeting" at or near
where the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad crosses the Tennessee River,
about the last of July or the 6rst of
August, this year. All persons wishing TO
take part in furnishing tents, made of osDa-
burgs, will address Rev. r. l.. Pagan, Wa
verify, Tennessee.
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rurf Racing.

Speaker Senter introduced the following
bill in the Senate yesterday, which passed
its fret reading and was referred to the
Judiciary Committee: q + q y q
AN ACT to be entitled an act to repeal all
LAWS enforcing taxes on tracks kept Tor furf
racing:
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General AS
scmbly of the State of Tennessee, That
article Is of resolution 553 of the Code
be and the same is hereby repealed. 80 80
Sec 2 Be it further enacted, That Sec
ton of an act passed May "a, 1865, to
amend section 553 Of the Code, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage.
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CITY NOTICES.

Buy the fs.'soarg eoo' ss me hock Sl'y
uosi once o. union street. uuafan'eeo
the eteanest, Aeapest' ana osss eous IN tne
market NO pains spared 70 put u up IN
.s L., -.
= - " y ~ = -, - : - o.
su0 A'' sN'- - :,
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Chicago Markets.
Regular Weekly Smithland
and Evansville Packet,

FTlHE FINE STEAMER Fam RzS@A h
NY BrandeI4, Capt. HRN- llkztsze,sfJ
RY MILLER. Master. KIT hUDO. s.
SATURDAY, at II O'Clock noon. making posi-
tive and close connections at kysnaEllle with
regular Louisville and Cincinnati Paekets. m
ahove points Orders for freight solicited AID
rsasonabls rates charged.
FOR freight or passage apDly on board OF to
NV' HARRISON i SON, Agents,
,ovJ7tf - No As and rs Front street.
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FLoUa.-There was a fair local aad
shipping demand to-day for the higher
and better grades, while medium qualities
were almos. wholly neglected. OSing to
the unsettled condition Of the Wheat mar
ket supers we're firm, and at the close in
active demand. TIE sales Of the day
footed up 3s5 barrels at prices ranging
all The way from 81 to $ll. Fifty barrels
of fancy white wheat brought Si2 so, bn
this was regarded as an extreme rate
Spring Families are in fair supply at Pri-
ces ranging from s. so to 50 90.
CORN MEAL.-Tbe market is firm for
unboIted at 65@75e from wagons, and
SO 25(93 S5 per barrel for bolted and kiln
dried. The sales OF the day were 217 bar
rels aud 43S bushels.
WHEAT.-The market for wheat was
completely tabooed by buyers, and under
liberal receipts prices gave way 59l0c
per bushel. MiIlers we're free purchasers
at the decline, and a fair amount Of bust
ness was done at 81 60@l IS for Meditsr-
ranean; 81 FOOL IS for red; 81 S09l So
for amber; 81 e092 90 for white; and
81 5O@1 60 for spring Thin blesehed.
and cheaty were almost wholly neglected
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FROM G. y. SANDERS, ESQ
Ss5 West Magazine Street.

For the past two years my hearing has
been very much impaired, so that ! appre-
hended total deafness would eventually be
the result. 4 applied to DIR. Lighthill for
elisf and am happy to state that he re-
stored me to perfect hearing so that am
now able 10 hear as good as ever. 1 shall
be forever grateful to the Doctor for the
benefit derived from his great skill, and
consider him fully worthy of public con-
fidence. C. F. SANDERS.
Louisville, Sept. %, 1866,
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners met
yesterday and received, as sureties for the
bond of Capt. Walsh, State and County
Revenue Collector, Julius Sax and J. W.
Paramore, instead of L. ID. Overton, re-
leased No other business was transacted.
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u a-si ~ UsIOS LINE. s1eioEl
.14 Foreign Markets. Toas sol
LoNlJE. Jan. S0.-Consols 9S4j $40
Us bonds, 75s. .f t-.s rrds
FRANKFoRr, Jan, 8O-U. s. Bonds 7ss
@7ss. a. 80 sggI
I1yKRPooL, Jan. 30.-Cotton buoyant;
middling uplands 112d on the spot, IL Ia
lid afoat; Orleans I'd. Sales Of 20, 600
bales. Breadstuffs quiet. b. no % sf19vI
New York honey Markets.
" Money easy, COZ On call. Sterling
93@9A. Gold opened at 1861 and closed
| at 1861. State securities quiet rev Ten
nessees 6T2 @6S. 80 itl 3i'ii.l-'.1, ~.
view YOrk Dsyeoods Market. a
New York, Jan. 29.-Hesvy brown
sheetings, best makes, 164(9l7i; Atlantic
A sheetings, 14s New York mills blesehed
mualips, % prints 123@l33; muslin de-
Lain, 20 !; lawns, IS; gingnaDs, IL. Clafks
& Coates spool thread 80; Hadley's rs.
.e1a Sew York Markets. 1li1i-A
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-Cotton more Sc
tive, and kc better. Sales of 800 bales
uplands at 294c. SupeIfne -four IS 100
6 rs, closing 10@l5c lower. Western
whisky 81 Goal o. Rice firm; Csrolins
94(AIOc. Coffee firm. Sugar steady;
Cuba li3t9llfe; Muscova9o moiasses a 1VS
wheat lower LORD niAso western 'iV-'
934c, st.sf l.s,-,.-4Ias3 ar .t.-,
O ''''~" No. - I'll
hEw ORLEANS, ian. 5o, ,',ou' lrIegu-
lar mIddings advanced &c, io"er g,a Ne
bales receipts of SOP bales; exports.
2,2l2 bales. Gold l56s. SteTilng lay.
commercial lAtft9l4of New = DIX signl
n - .T OIL. Ett En- I
$3.50. -.f
90 O.'---e- a..
S IT, do on I San. n. r. oo CO.
90 Sg9f' w o. va" eoSsIa 49, e. eSN
o Q o@ &c. oe 81 ogS1 90 9e VAT q9iS
az ~ i P5sL SS9 M S96aSI IN PrIk meas
'f1e. & o.. go 1eicaI7s Pss.,D I
Ls,,Idau uer Is1S al cls.r s;5Ies Isc lard
s anG Sois b. r,i,;na ''' - -
@Vt@%o2c' Aslesi fcI
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a oF-New Encauapment.

On Friday night last EdgeGeld Encamp-
lnent No. 80, !. o. o. f., was instituted
at Odd Fellows hall in Edgefield. The
officers elect are as follows:
Charles Melton, C. z.
w. II. Simmonds, H. P.
VIM. Boyd, S. w;
Ed. Copeland, }. w.
J. II. Farrar, Scribe.
f. J. Hopkins, Treas.
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Cri,n,naICo,nl,rt..'

State VS.. o. A. Hunt, charged with rape.
This prosecution has occupied the time OF
the court for two days, and Was elsborately
argued yesterday on both sides. The jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the
charge in the Indictment and sentenced
Hunt to ten years bard labor nthe State
prison. A motion was made for new trial,
which will be argued at some future date.
State vs. VIM. Casey, larceny, verdict,
four years in the penitentiary. Sentence
passed. ..-, ..---,- s.--z..-..s-
Judgment final was rendered in the case
of Solomon Pearson, John Jones, Dick
johnson and Isaac CraVens.
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RunnR aH.

There was frightful runaway on South
Summer street yesterday. A horse attach
ed to a-buggy occupied by little boy, ran
away and threw the boy out against the
curling. He was however but slightly
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Don't Delay TOsor Subscriptions.

LgTEACH GET AKoTHER SUBSCRIBER.
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Mary Withers and Lou Smith, ,colored ,
assault and battery and drunkenness, con-
tinued.
Lizzie Philips and Oils Curley, assault
and battery. Lizzie was fined IS and
costs, and Otis was discharged.
Sophia Taylor, Martha Smith, Fannie
Bowen and Caroline Hall, notorious, lewd
and abandoned characters and disturbing
the public peace, we're all discharged.
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We ale glad to ind upon our table the
February number. Of the Ladies Pearl, a
literary publication Of decided and praise
worthy merit. This No, like former
Issues of the work under its present enter
prising management, is filled with choice
and interesting matter, neatly and taste
,plIy printed.
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PardOued.

r. b. jenkins, convicted of larceny at
the May term of the Rutherford county
Criminal Court, was pardoned out of the
peniteatisry yesterday by Gov. BrOwnlOw
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Larceny of CsOthlng.

Henry Neil, colored, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Thurneck yesterday on a
charge of larceny in stealing some clothing
from II. Robertson. There being no evil
denee sufficient to convict him Of the Of
Tense, he was discharged. t#s
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z Government Securities were quoted 10

London advices Of Yesterday quote
United States 5-2Vs at 75s. ,i5'e1.s11
Exchange on New York is bought BY the
banks al ! discount and Is sold by them at
par. .fii % ,.c. 50 3" -
United States bonds are bought by our
dealers at a shade under the New York
rate, and are sold at about &c advance
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 6Sfor the old and 81 3
for the new. 5s-f.r 49, y.srri.F5
There is very little doing in Nashville
corporation checks, and they may be
quoted as dull at soc. e
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9th
inst. were as follows: ~ .0-ts -ljae
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

Fanny Brandies. Evansville
Mollie Gratz, I Upper Cumberland. : o.
sali DFPARTED: dnt isifl
Fanny Brandiss, a,gEEansviiie, ----1z. u
Umpire, Upper Cumberland. -
Talisman, ~. Cairo ar
The river continues to recede slowly at
this point, with five feet scans on Harpsth
shOaIs. wea,her cool and, 81 ihistime Or l,''
writipg cloudy. q lnf .i-sefaiit1-5 ngOGi
The Fanny Brandies had good cargo, BIZ
including hay. corn and aOur. She alao s
had a fair trip Qua. ...,,. =. ..,,.,
The Taiisman cleared for Cairo, With
good start. 80
The Umpire had light cargo Of groce.
ries for the upper Cnmberlznl. = r''se ti'--
The new passenger psekst John Lams- '-''
den, from Cincinnati, is expected to arrive air
today. She passed Evansville yestsrdsy
with a, full load. Next Tuesday Is her 4
day Of departure for the Queen City.
d The Emma Floyd is expected to-day.
PAlmerston announces her relnrn zip On
Tuesday next. ei'a''o i'i'ai 20 tl,e3 9iea q
Ee9v NEWS YRcN OTHER FoETs. HsH aa
ta 30 b IBy Tslegrsph.I l.an 200 ins q
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3O.--Riysr ailings aix iill.
OAIRo, ILL.,, Jan. se.--Departsd, Tyrone ID
for Nashville Al 8 p. N. Arrived, Nashsillssd
| from Nashville.
From our Rxchanges.l
The Mississippi river i again opea az
high up as KsOkHk, and trade Ass been
In the Illinois Legislature one day this 81 ..
1 week a resolution was offered that thseoil-ali
| gressional delegation, from that State be
requested to procure an appropriated Of
| SO, ZOO, 900 from the general goVemment
10 improve the Mississippi, 0hio and illi-
/ noiss rivers, and 70 deepen The Michigan
| and Illinois canal. "A COMMITTEES IL 40 he
sent to Washington to urge ibis matter. ao'
IA man by the name Of Mccarthy
| jumped of the steamer w. A. Cald=elf
near Napoleon, Ark, on Wednesday, a0d
| was drowned. ... . H.. srs.-.
Some unknown man jumped overheard
| from the Lady Gay, at Nicksburg, last
week, and was drowned before assistance
reached him, although be was seen 10 he
ACT Of jumping. III E rfsl 4l.
The strike Of the pilots, al Mobile, Ala,
| still continues.
Col. Frank Zachary, passenger on the 81
| Aloe, which boat sank just below Mes Or ana.
leank, on Monday evening last, says the
| negro crew behaved most ahamefalky
| When the boat began 10 sink, and the
/ Iifebcais we're lowered, they rushed into
them pell-msll, without ever inquiring So
10 the safety Of a number Of ladies On
board Every particle OF baggage that was
| landed on shore was ri1ed and the contents
carried away IL possible, these vagabonds is
should be caught and severely dealt With,
The Cincinnati Eaqurer Of Friday, says;
F. Furmsn, passenger on the General
| Lyle, from Louisville, wednesday morn
ing, was robbed Of gold watch and $3.50 sa.
| In money. He left his pOcket-book and
watch in his stateroom willis he went 70
the wash-room, and when he returned they
were gone. - ..I.~,.,.l 1000.
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The bureau Operations tn tennessee.
Some time since a'party connected with
the Freedman's Bureau of Tennessee pre-
ferred charges Of fraud, etc, against the
then Superintendent of Freedmen's
Schools, Bvt. Lieut.. Col. Thompson. The
charges were forwarded to Washington by
Gen. Carlin, then Commissioner for this
State. No action was taken on the charges
Gen. Carlin was assigned to other duties,
and Lieut.. Col. Thompson duly installed
as his successor. We learn that the party
preferring the charges against Col. Thomp-
con has recently sent copy Of them di-
reclly to Gen. Grant, aud that there is
prospect of having thorough investiga-
ton of certain operations of the Bureau in
this State. II is darby limited the
Developments will be of nature that will
open the eyes of many of the piOus friends
Of honesty, and of the man-snd-brOther, to
the startling fact that the interest Of the
negro was less promoted by the Bureau
than that of its patriotic officers.
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mil.

Cases Of a criminal character are getting
to be quite rare with the Magistrates now.
10 several of their courts yesterday there
was not a single case. This, if nothing
else, proves that the morality of the city
is improving,
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EOberry OF Machinery

Moses Chapel, coiored, was arrested
yesterday on a charge Of stealing some
machinery lruul knight & Bros, valued
at Sl75. lie Was taken before Justice
Thurneck, and in default Of $1,000 bail,
was sent 10 jail to await trial on Monday.
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Beech, Manlove & Co., are now receiv-
ing new stock of staple and fancy dry
goods, No. go North College street.
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Religious Notice.

The regular Sabbath services of the
Central Baptist Church will be held in the
Chapel, Polk avenue, to-day, Hours Of
,-.-ih;n II o'clock A. NJ. aud 3 P. NJ.
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REMOvAI.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
pany, Of New York-the King OF Life In
surance CUupanies-haye removed their ONCE
to the banking house Of the National savings
Comnanv- corner of Union and College streets,
W. - o. +. THOMPSON.
janis If Agstt.
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The Bristol Necs says that John APper-
son, he who stole the boots from w. ID.
Jones, and watched his pursuers from the
top Of tree, has been sent to the Peniten-
tiary at Nashville for one year.
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10 81. Louis. Chicago and all points on the
Missouri riyers also to Memphis. kapolson.
NieksbaTg. Red rivsr and New Orleans ami
signing through Bills OF LAding 20 al lhs ADORE
points.
Freights taken 10 al available points on the
Arkansas and White rivera.
First Glass Tickets 70 the following
points. including state rooms:
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.nNE OF THESE FINE STEAMERS WILL
~ leave Nashville every Tuesday. That's
day and Saturday. az 4 o'clock ,. n. taking
IL -. l.. -
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There was a slight decline in gold yes
terday. The following are the New York
quotations i}ft8 ft
Opened at 1861 was 1861 at 1928; 1861
at 11:25; 1854 at noon 1861 at 1:3O; 1876
at 2:l0, and closed at 1863 at 8 P. NJ. The
rates here were 1851 buying, and 1861
selling. go
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EaomLW. HALL. ESQ.

Firm OF PIgue, Manner q TO-, Nash
VILE, Tenn.
To THE PUBLIo.-DR. BUNFoRD- LIGHT
Hill being introduced to US by letter
from a well known friend lE. A. Collins,
Esq, of Milan,) we would state that we
fnlly indorse any thing Mr.. Collins would
say.
Learning that DIR. Lighthill contem-
plates visiting Nashville professionally, we
tender our name as reference.
- L. w. HALL.
Nashville, Dec. q, 1868.
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1hoIern Anong Rees.

The owners Of bee-hives in this locality
are rendered somewhat uneasy by we'll
authenticated rumors that disease resem-
bling the bee cholera, lately so prevalent
10 Chic, has made its appearance among
the hives here. We heard yesterday of
gentleman in this county, who devOtes
considerable attention to bee culture, being
so unfortunate as 10 have some of his
largest and most valuable hives entirely
destroyed by this disease. We do not re-
member 10 have seen in any of our agri-
cultural exchanges the suggestion of
remedy for this new malady among the
honey makers.
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academy of Music.

The grand spectacular drama Of Cndine
,vilI he produced at the Academy the pre-
sent week. The piece will doubtless have
hiv