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Domestic Affairs.

John c. Breckinridge arrived in Baltimore
on Saturday.
Buchanan and Gillem will not be confirmed
as Johusons Brigadier-Generals.
John Lamb, of New York, died suddenly of
heart disease yesterday in Baltimore.
"A dinner was given in New York last eve-
ming to Senator.elect Casserly of California.
Ed ward s. Piper has been sentenced to the
Vermont State Prison for ep ht years for forgery
Another Railroad Restriction bill has been
prepared and introduced in the Illinois Legisa-
ture.
General Grant yesterday took a ride with
Mr.. Bonner, the famous "Dexter trotting in
their front,
james Tallant, one Of the parties arrested
for completely in the Rogers murder, has been
discharged.
An accident on the Missouri Pacific Rail.
roads on Saturday, at Smithton, caused the
death of the engineer, Charles Brownell.
General Burnside's Expedition Society" or
organization has been formed, with General
Burnside as President and General j. G. Parke
as Vice-Presideut.
The trial of the pugillsts Wormald and
O'BaldwiD, for engaging in prize light at Lynn
field, Mass, commenced in the superior Court,
at Salem, yesterday.
The North Carolina Cherokees do not like
the treaty now pending, aud protest against it,,
unless it secures to the Eastern Cherokees their
share In the lands sod.
Isaac Dunn, OF Trenton, MI, was found in the
Water Tower last Sunday. r. had been missing
t55i several days, and 1t is sup osed that he Com
mitted snicide.
The Special Commissioners appointed to
review the Union Pacific Rail cal have arrived
at sacramento, and VIII start eastward to make
their report in o few days.
Two thieves smashed the window OF q
jewel!y store In Broadway, New Yorx, last eve
hing, at halfpsst seven o'ciocA, ana maae on
with q tray OF diamonds worth $4,000 Tht
jewels got scattered and the tnleges secured bu
$1,000 worth,
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"A man committed TO the Maine Insan,

"A man committed to the Maine Insane
Asvlum twenty years ago for some slight
ossrse, on the ground Of inourable insanity,
las bsfore the Superior Court at Portland, on
GstnTday. to have his further fate settled, and
lille the Court and people were otherwise
hnsied. he coOlly walked out Of court and
town. he was rseaptuTed.
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IONpoN, Feb s.-Thc news from Athens ~
contradictory. The latest dispatches mai1taln
that Zaimis had succeeded in forming Cao!-
net and that peace s thereby assured.
9'he reported battle between the Turks and
Hontenegrins is authoritatively denied.
LONDON, Feb S.--Adyices bsve been received
announcing that the American schooner Gott
was abandoned az sea on January 3. No par
ttrnlara are Given.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. WE, THE
" subscribers, have this day entered into a lim-
lied Partnership agIeeaby to the provisions OF the
Act OF Assembly Of The Commo wealth of Pennsyl-
yans passed the first day OF March 1855, entitled
IAN Act Relative to Limited Partnershps;" ana do
hereby tify that the of the firm under which
said parlnership is to be conducted Is PORTER 81
COATI 81 that the general nature of the business to
be Transacted is the manufacture, publication. pur
chase, aud sale OF Books and stationery, and the
sam Will transacted IN the city Of Phlsd elphia
that the names Of the general partners OF the said
firm are ROBERT PORTER and 81 ENRY T..
IOAT ES both OF the city of Philade phia. and the
special Iartners are BENJAMIN COATES and
GEORGE MORRISON CUATES, also both OF the
city OF Phsdelphis that the capital contributed by
the specs partners is hundred thous and dollars
Of which BENJAMIN Coates contributes nifty thousand
dolla re- IN cash and George Morrison Coates contr-
butes ty thousand dollars In cash; that the period
at VIII ch said partnershp is TO commence Ia the first
day OF Febru ry, A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixty
Mi e. and that l will terminate the thirty. rst
day Of January A. d. one thousand eight hundred
INV ROBERT PORTER,
HENRY II. COATES,
General Partners,
BENJAMIN COATES,
GEOk9E MORRISON COATES,
Special Partners.
Philadelphia, lat February, 1890 266t
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The Copper TariW BiII.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The House, by vote
OF 100 yeas to GO nays, concurred in the Senate
amendment TO the Copper Tariff bill. Its opp0-
pepts endeavofed to flibuster, but its friends
were so numerous that they were choked of.
The Senate amendments to the bill make it
more strnRent as a protective measure than 1t
was when IT passed the House.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Net0S see First Page.
ALAEANAU FOR PHILADELPBIA-TRIe DAY.
BUN Io5 MOON RIs ss 645
sUN SETe. HIGH WArMR. A
PHILADELPHIA BOARD oF TRADE,
{s3si #ss$ SsSsHsaEE $HsaEA MONTHLY COMMITTEE.
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MEMORANDA,

MEMORANDA.
bplp WIN, cummings, Miller. cleared 81 New Or.
leans 20 lnst or BostOD, with 2G07 bales cotton 3ss
bpls. nouE, w iona iron. and 80 bales rope
sAihs mp rfone netheus, orev, nom Wilmington.
r.: ~, Sh ipst; tHL Pb!adelphiA, has on board las
~ e. pSsS Upland cotton, and sundries.
vetisrSan ~ H'nHai freeman, hence, at New YORK
Steamship Norman, CrowelI, cleared at Boston eth
nsks M dSf s1rnndosiphia and passed Cape Cod ct II
BsIqGe Robert Porter Curtis, for Philadelphia.
sailed irom verpool 26th uIt,
ulIimU. ' " 80
Brig AuguAte Klintworth, hence, at Cux h ven 22d
Brig Mary Q ,SJy SSJSmery COmery. from Messina,
Brig Nellie Move, Merrman. from London for
Philadelphia. apchored ht Deal 23d ult, "
ECbT John Griffin, Field, from BARua la Cfaude fOr
PHILADELPHIA, experienced a heavy gale on the sd
INST. and was struck by waterspout carrying away
mipEton NJ o., yesterday, F' S'O pO' 'A'o WIZ
scnr Old Chad McCllntock, for Philadelphia,
| led RL Portland 9Th Inst.
Schr j. II. shnd er. Lee, from Mobile for Boston, az
sohr Gen. sberidan, Buell., hence, at Norwich 5th
schp Rachel Vanneman. VAnneman, q days from
| New 0rIe eeas, a. New York 9Th inst.
| schT Pa1n, Wiley. from Boston ior fhhadelphias
az rev nUisa NeVens frnm Savannah for Philadei-
mia before reported Norfolk In dietresA eneouo.
teted heavy easterly gale on the "a INST Wnen on
"a Ems Shoals with very heAVy sea IN whlcn
tba Schooner spTupR M aleak lest bulwafks, and sns
| taiped much damage. She bore away ior Noriolk
snehorsd In Hampton Roads night OF tne 90 nsE nno
| next morning lost both knchors anu enAnH AZ
| heavy gale.
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barque had landed twO or three thousand barrels,
and though they had taken every pTeoaution the In.
spector OF INLAND Revenue did not deem 10 right to
leave the city exposed 10 such calamitous ire rs
might occur. The ship has been moved to Richmond.
where abe will dschaTge the remainder OF her cargo.
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pHOP SAILS FOR CORN

DROP AIS FOR GO R N
STATE OF TEXAS,
OPPICE OF CHIEF QUAkTERThAbTER. 4
AUSTIN. IExAs, Jan g. 1859. q,
Sealed PROPOSALS, In duplicate Will ne received at
this office until EAT URDAY, February 10, 1889.
at IL clock M, for furnishing The Qusrtermastel's
Department at Camp COncordia Texas. with
such quantity OF Corn as may be required until juno
Corn to be OF good. clean, Understandable quality,
sheit d. and delivered In sacks. subject TO angd In
spection. - 80 ~. .....
and continue in such quenlitlee and et suoh
times as may be required by the Post Quarter
master. ,,, ...a ,p,o,>ooaIa 10. ,1:.
at Camp ConcoIdia," and addressed 10 the under
signed -. ,.u,,.. .x.,ov aana,al Oarhv
oS j. A. POTTER,
Breyat Brigade + O. neral ana u Q. M,
1ao3w Fifth Military District.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
schr W. o; Irish, Rathnun. from Norfolk with lum-
ber 10 captain,
achr Ida l., Burgess, from Boston, With mdse. to
CanAiD
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u Hill 0SoPHY OF MARRIA e.
new Course of Lectures. as dellEesed1 o. thS t
New York Museum of Apatomy, emDrncins tor sMo
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Youth, Maturity and Old age; Manhooi SenelsS = ~
Re VieWed; The Cause II dgestiOn hlhtu enSs snu
Heryous Diseases Accounted For; Hnnsa so
soIhcAlly Considered, ec. etc. Pocket NolumeS eyn
tanning these Lectures will be forwarded, posi- Pnl4s
receint of 9h cents. by addressing W - LEAn -
P.nadesphias
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Steamship Saxon, Boggs, Boston. IL. Winsor &Co.
Brig Ocean Belle, HalIett, Havana. Warren q Gregg,
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old OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE. NO. 6ls WALNUT STREET.
The Company is now prepared to dispose OF lots on
RpAEONABLE TERMS The advantages offered
by thls Cemetery are well known 10 be equal II noe
guperor TO those possessed by any other Cemetery.
WeIpVite all who desire TO purchase burial lots 70
call ct the office, where plans be and all
particulars will be given Deeds tor lots sold are
ready for delivery. .-
RICH ARD VAUX, PreSident.
PETER a X EYSER, Vice-PTesidenL
MARTIN LARDBNBERaER, Treasurer.
AICHARL RIsBEr. Secretary. Ill 6m.
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The Halifax Citizen OF the sOth ut AAys:--The oil
Is ded nom the ship GermanR tbeiore reported put
in In oistress( was all seized Thursday evening
the Ins pector of Inland Revenue as afoordpk " sn
Inend Revenue act no petroleum that csnn"t s.suu @
the IRE test OF ls degrees AlloWee 70 ee laneee
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

Ia THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
AzsT or EUROPEAN RANGE, for families hotels
SgzRH or public Institutions in TWENTY DIFFER.
SE hNT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Ranges
Uot-Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, ,LoW-doWn
Crates, FiIeboard Stoves, Bath Boilers stew-hoie
Plates Boilers Cooking Stoves etc" wholesale and
ie'""' ~ SHARPE THOMPSON, r
IL 25win8m No. 269 N. SECOND StxeeA
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Strayed or SDlenl

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Administrative Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate OF
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Stolen.

A dark brown Mare Mule, branded on
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Heavy. square built, and PAGES tolcrable
fast. Was stolen last Sunday night from,
my stable, TX miles from Fayetteville,
Tenn. Any one recovering the mule, or
giving any information that will lead to
the recovery will be well paid.
WIN. BONNER,
Jan. 2ls0ts. Fayetteville, Tenn.
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Nashville & Chattanooga R. R

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Change of limo.
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WANTED, Immediately, large amount
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the market price in cash.
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its cost. Churches furnished at reduced
rates. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no sale.
W." with nearly twenty years expe-
rience in The business, in Nashville, he
feels Llat
Purchasers can Profit by Coming
10 Him,
rather than trusting TO Hin6r0nt dealers
and local Adventures in the business.
sS Schools. Teachers, and Stores fur
nishcd II usual discounts.
a5s5 With the engagement of Mr.. SIMON
HAHN, the wcll-knOwn Organ and Piano
Tuner, all orders for tuning and repairing
these and other musical instruments will
be attended to with dispatch.
eFY" Mr.. ID. =. CURLE is engaged, and
will be pleased 10 wait on his numerous
friends.
eY" Orders by mail or otherwise prompt
y attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed.
February 25th, 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-07-08
Farmers

Farmers
Should take It, for each week portion
of the paper will be devoted especially to
their department. Hints and suggestions
from the very best agricultural Journals
will be given in every issue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-07-08
HOME JOURNAL.

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Merchants
To support ii well. For good county
paper is an honor to the town and county
in which it is publishcd--a respectable
channel through which they may reach
the people.