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B9~ Mr.. John Van Amburgh, of Kear-
ney, n. j., died recently at his residence in
that township, aged about 1O4 years.
He was married five times, and had nu-
merous children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren, and great-great grandchil-
dren. At the age of 96 he married a
German girl 16 years old, and within a
year she presented him with twins, which,
however, lived but short time The
old man was so delighted and childish
that for a week he refused to allow the
twins to be buried He was wealthy
farmer, and up to his death was free from
sickness. He had lived from the time he
was born in Kearney,township.
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VALUABLE
II Il Il L Els TA II E
At Public Sale.

THE undersigned, widow and heirs of John
i Kline, late of Juniafa twp, Perry County, Pa,
deceased will sell at public saeon the premises on
saturday the 10Th day of October 1870 at ! O'Clock
p. M OF said day, the following described real es
tate, late of the said John Kline deceased, to wit
Purpart No. l,
A VALUABL FARM
situated in Junata twp. Perry coutny, Pa, bound
ed by lands Of George Titzel, William Rough,
Rev. ID. w. Miller, and others, and containing
81 ACRES & 24PERCHES
The improvements are a two story frame weather.
boarded house,
a LARGE BANK BARN,
of the most substantial character and completely
furnished.
There is also an APPLE ORCHARD ON said farm,
and a variety of other fruit trees.
About Is acres of the property is woodland. Well
set in with timber There is also spring of good
water, covenient to the house.
Purpart No. 2,
A Farm in Juniata Township,
Perry County, Pa, adjoining lands of James b.
Ramsey Henry FickeS, Purpart No l, and others.
and containing 20 acres and l26 p, perches ABOUT 9
10 Of this property is go0d woSdHpd The he
convenient fields and under good fences. and is
well adapted to raising az Kinds Of grain.
This property is located in one of the best neigh.
borhoods in Perry county and convenient to mar.
ket places of public worship of all denominations,
schools, stores. mills &c. and will be sold as Il
whole, or in parts to suit purchasers.
~ Conditions made known at sale by
HENRY KLINE,
JACOB KLINE,
MARTHA YOHN,
ELIZABETH SHORTESS
CATHARINE KLINE,
JANE KLINE
SARAH KEPNER.
September 20, 1870.
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e5g- Near New York, an unknown pro-
peller recently upset boat containing Miss
Dunlap, of Rossmore Cottage, Astoria,
and her Two brothers, in the East River,
opposite observation-disclosures d-tweniieth street,
and left them struggling in the water. The
seph McEvoy of No. 1877 Foty-nint6 ST.,
who witnessed the accident, swan to their
assistance, ana rescued first the girl and
then the two boys.
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New Yerk Items.


NEW YORK, February lS.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton is very Ill
from a severe attack Of pneumonia,
and will be compelled TO give up her
lecture engagements for the coming
week. Miss Susan b. Anthony, how
ever. viii take her place whenever
desired.
Alta conference yesterday b8tWeen
Collector Grinnell and Postmaster
James, it was, under instructlousfrom
Washington, decided TO place near
sixty packages OF books and other
goods received through the European
mails, in the possession OF the Collec-
tor for the collection Of duties.
The question is 10 be tried before the
Gnrrogate as 70 the right Of the United
Sfates 10 bold land under viii in this
state without authority Of the Legis-
Iagure. The property is bequest Of
Chas. Fox, and amounts 10 SZUO, 900 IN
value The Will Is contested by poor
relations
The bankers and Brokers telegraph
IL, were this morning closed by the
ct'.,ig 60 the suit of the assignees Of
NJ. 81. Arth..r d Co., statiioners, bank,
rupts. The execution Is lor q small
amount, and will probably De re-
moved by a settlement IN tne
Franklin line there ts sAso some
trouble, said to have aFisen from Z
presentation of q claim OF 5000 % Iile
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph CONF
pany. The main Office and branches
we're tonight placed in the hands OF
a receiver, by whom the business OF
the line is conducted.
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TELEGRApRIC aAHkETs.
VIEW YORK.

NEw YORK, February ls.--catton strongly
IN favor OF buyers Uplands. 24ls325e. sales,
% haies. Whisky nrmer, ssss9e- Wheat
dali; No spring 81 q Il 30 amber Tenises-
see 81 30. Torn, mixed, 7sejSgi. Rice Quieti
Carolina, sE7c. coffee quiet sugar nlm :
Cnha slS9 1914 G. Aolasses oolsti AeS oleansi
70G7sc
Dry Go0ds-The market today was particn-
iariy duh n ali Department., bit it Is expect-
"a that Il Will surely revive next week There
are plenty OF southern ana. Western buyers
in town ready 10 buy when they see the mar
ket stationary and hrn. There IS no change
of particular importance, except feQnot lO-4
brown sheetings, which have advanced rom
30 10 521ze The following are some Of the
f,rfces Of staple braUdss Atlantic A, Z; Pa.
cine < A. ls5z; New York Mills, 22lS; Wam-
sutis, n; Lonsd ales, y; Hope, l5; Anoskess,
a, l6IS; stsndsrd brown drills, ~; ArnoskesR
B DeniIns, 50; Ods AA, 81; Worli.ngraan's, y.
Money--Money is easy st 49s per cent on
call. Prime discounts 6aS, sterling steady
ss<G7, TIE gold market was the scene OF sni-
nation thus afternoon, with transactions at
Isuis7z There was an exceptional transac-
ton al 1885, The = bear" e eBaeiit Is still VeTy
persistent, bat no headway was made to-day 7
fneir Interests. At 1874 there seemed 70 pe
large orders 70 buy, and soAas tsmoAnts Wef'
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CHICAGO, February l8.-The follow
ing are in brief the main points Of the
bill of rights, drafted by the Special
Committee, presented on January
18th, to the WiuHepeg Joint COn-
ventiOn Of French aud E8glish dele
gates: To present TO the COmmis-
-i0uers from the Canadian Govern
ment as a basis Of settlement that the
Territory be governed by local Leg
islature in conjunction with the Gov
ernor and Executive Council, that a
tWo-thifl svote Overrule the Cover
nor's veto, universal suffrage, no di-
rect taxation except by local legisla-
ton, homestead law, railroad to
Fort Williams or Pembina in five
years, public buildings to be paid for
by the Dominion Government, etc,
The Convention discussed the bill for
several days, and had not reached a
conclusion at last advices.
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THE SALE IS PEREsPT0RY,
And Is worthy the attention OF those who
are looking for speeuIatiOns in lands
Royster, Trezsyaai & Co., AEeHORssFs.
.ChanceTy Sale on Friday, February
IS, 1870.

No. Sis5-Chancery Court OF MenaphLs.-H1r-
riet J. ROyster, Adm 4 vs. :. q Hoyster
ny virtue OF an tnterlocutory decree in thi.
- cause, viii sell, az public AUCTION, 70 the
highest bidder at the auc.iOunouse of hoys-
ter, Trezsvant & Co., Nc. 240 Main street,
=, IS4U, within legal noulst tne unQlFlleQ
One-haif interest Of j. VI. kOyaters deceased,
IN and 70 the following real estate, to-erlJ-
Lying and being tu tho county ol shelby
ana state Of Tennessee. on Island ~ ~. IA
he Mississippi RIVER, designated IS Los No.
3, on the plan OF survey BY Robinson = s-OoL-s
Engineers: Beginning al STAKE N . road.
the northeast corner OF i. ?. Hal 3 e54-acra
entry Fyvhence south o. west chain and lG
links stands hOnsy-iocust u1arked rs
thence esSt6 chains uad 5 llnks % the oauk
OF q chute; Themes south aud wet garuly
with lneanGers OF salo G. lls 9 & l'ilss elaiins
and ~ links, CHAINS EuQ - lLAs- ~ MAINS
and "a chains 70 = STAKE on the nank Ol the
chute; theHce g est 10 chains and - ttm 10
stake md pointers. thence uurt Ia chains 70
the beg inning, cOutaintug 20 l-auJ a rvs-
Ai-U, Lot 30 l. Oh sdl pan % ~. Fet- ne
issg on isisud No 50. bezlm1luE al axe -
the northwest corner OI tne uiJ-f fcrs entry
tbehce rsist = chains, tn nee nos ~ :. e-ii.-s
q enee wet q CHaIEis- tueIce s'u 4 ~ elsa-l-i
tneuee east 3 cha1nsi tnghce souL4 a - =
sIso ISs No s. being on Island No s. Be-
ginning at q oottont te0cd on ne DtAA u ne
&c., 49, sinss o. the Island, marked a.. On
Pen1.I's south bOuDcaly 4. ne; thence sasJ =
-hel1s 20 q stake snd elLu marked B. thence
Snrfb 81 chains and IS Links 20 an Ell a nilrzed
- thenee east Y chains AMI y Inks 70 an
asa marked D on Mttcnell's west boundary
line; thence south with his line 81 cuains
and 30 In Ks 70 an ash marked L in Ac(feV-
Cck's north line; thence vest with his line
lJT cnaius 10 a cottonwood marked +. on the
bank OF the river. thence north 10 west
CHAINS: thence north s. west 10 chains and 40
Inks TO the beginning, containing - acres
Terms OF SALE--Une-thtru cash balance
on a credit OF SIX and twelve mantns, notes
with security taken, and leln retained III
payment Of the purchase money.
A ALSrON, C and u.
Logwood, Micou & FOEikes, SOLICITORS Ior
yd-4
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COpartnership Notice.

ss-wILIAM. STEWART, HUGH STEWART,
ANDREW sTEwART and JOHN q. FIEER have
this day entered into copartnership under
the firm styles of STEwAEr Bros. & FIzER,
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART & FIzER, New
Orleans, La, being successors. 10 Galbreath,
Stewart & Co., Memphis, Tenn, and Stewart,
Galbreath & Fizer, New Orleans, La, for the
purpose OF conducting a Wholesale Grocery
Commission and Cotton business, at tbs old
stand of Galbreath, Stewart Il Co.. No. II
Union street, Galbresth Block, Memphis,
Tenn, and a cotton factorage and Commission
business at No. IS Union street, New Orleans,
La. They VIII always keep on hand a large
stock of goods, comprising a full and COM
plete assortment of every article in their line
OF business, which they viii sell upon the
most favorable terms. Especial attention viii
be given TO the handling and sale of cotton.
This branch OF their business, in the Mem
phis house, vii be under the care and control
OF Mr. Hugh Stewart, who, from over sixteen
years experience, feels confident of his abll-
ity to manage the same to the satisfaction of
their customers.
Mr.. Andrew Stewart will, a. before have
charge of the cotton business of their New
Orleans house.
The Grocery Department OF their Memphis
house will be under the management of VIM.
Stewart and John C. Fizer, as formerly. They
solicit continuance OF the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO the old
house Of Galbreath, Stewart & Co., Memphis,
Tenn, and Stewart, Galbreath s Fizer, New
Orleans, louisiana
STEWART BROS. & FIZER.
40 II Union Street, StOnewall Block, Mem
phls, Tennessee.
STEWART & FIZER,
No. 40, Union Street, New Orleans, La.
FEBRUARY lst, 1870. febldAw
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MEXICO.
Continued RsyolatiA anu Anarchy ban
dts 10 the AsCeE6ahl.

The situation OF affairs in Mexico y
growing more and more despOnding.
Aquirre, in San Luis POtOsi, still de-
fies the Government, defeats its gen
erals. and adds new supporters TO his
. cause daily. II would almost seem as
II the power Of the Executive were
!, qralvzed. Aguirre recently defeated
p national troops under General RO-
80 ,~ho lost nearly all his artillery.
T,he governor Of Zacatecas has not
.,,i,- reins,sd 10 acknowledge the Cen
Iii GoveriGnent, but has actually
,-r,,o,tnced against the Executive,
- ,i..elares in his Free State procia-
,,,afIou that ssthe DEGREES passed at
-, Cal NOrtp on November, ), 1850,
H. Don BenitO Juarez, and by virtue
=; ,5lTs,,s he retains his power, are de-
--Sisr.d a. be attacks on the national
sovereipntv, and be Is 1ot recognized
- President of the Mexican fepuD!lc."
AmoDg the reports curreht ~ the
Sfs- of Mexico at the date OF our last
{ vespondenee from there was one 70
COZ Ssoet tbat the President was pre-
the 20 send his family out OF 5iie
PANS This rumCr was evidently
cOuu1g 'vcniation by the enemies OF
put nv "a y, 'n the interest oi bis oppo,
> JuaLeI a. a. 4, zlculate making caPlls4
,nsais " "iiS rrbe unsettled state OF the
Snt ol A.. e,;1,.r3s = u opportunity ior eg-
iailbird in the JepuOAie ~ ,iy, "if y
Sii,;,1g no nigtter nov - ,1ilsiet =
ca,l,lIb ~ Every outTNge tiiaI ) .ea9..l Colsl,
MA. e dome IN !be iHme Oh G@Oo ~
M iI,e-fv y On the 10th OF last
anu y -, ,.o,,,,,,,inl7nicatiOu between vera
Inol-'n nd the City OF MexlSo was IN
CRU uIotod -ytls by a purity Of ''ten ulen
terruggOvJ; terg I,-;tb three pistols and three
sILiis1l .llir.Ss y who took by. surprise the
sWoI97l +t,sir quarters in the city Of
&usIE AZ "a fof,eed them 10 surrender.
,,oon as these ieIoWs s,.5-.i'3 hii9Nh -
- sueeesslul hun6SS'ess ..'.'5l.,t LocAeu "
70 Do .andard. The usudi Ioi ~ ullcls- -.,l,a'
their - ,asjssued, and the peol'-e VIZ .ie
menio all sides. The patfse'lio
ropoeo o. Nbery in Mexico Is tlat Of
term ioT iOh > This Is the Mexican
"iorcea iorie ,alell;,, iq-'n ANY bandit who has
idea Oi llDesls e.,c,,.,b with few high
audaclty ie enSten = carriage ana make
: bsul of fifty or 81 'aOSssse,-'d Ss'-o dnhs
- regards himself - i,. ne, ;ss,,,.s .
lhiTnslf general, imne> useeg - into
ilnaanne7am n.lu amento, and t.PeA 80 g,.;o,, ioro
~ bnsiness of melting y Ietyiu41o,-' Do,-'
trts;s 11iS - an everyday occurSeeCe' NJ ~;
,l-.s,,, II saerns to be the norman cOAlil III.
oiEsiO oF The country. The time ls ss ~
lloh % oI,;no SnS when the United StaCeS
!, 2prSast Sa.-e teSirect its attention ts"Sro
Mexico.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsUINGTON, February 15.-The
Senate h8s confirmed Jas. II. Black
burn as United States Marshal for the
Middle District Of Tennessee,
\ large number Of packages Of mU-
tilated National Bank notes were
burned to-day by direction of the
Comptroller OF the CurrenCy.s@
The Senate to-day confirmed the
nomination of VIM. Strong, Of Penn
sylvania, as Associate Justice rOf the
Supreme Court. There was no yeas
and nays, and a motion 70 reconsider
is pending. Action was postponed on
the nomination of Bradley. In send
ing these nominations to the Senate,
the President did not designate, in
either case, the vacancy to be esupplied.
Secretary Boutwell, this morning, in
q conversation with leading members
Of the Ways and Means Committee,
etated emphstically that he was OPP
posed TO the present reduction of S30,
UUU, 900 Of Internal Revenue taxation.
He thought the reduction of that
amount might be made after the gov
ernment had funded five or six mil
lions OF Indebtedness. He was
exceedingly anxious that the funding
bin reported by Senator Sherman
should be passed as speedily as possi-
bic. and thai there was an abundance
OF money now in Europe waiting IN
vestment, and that il the bill was
passed At an early day he had no doubt
that five or SIX millions could be
funded the present year, and when
that was accomplished the reduction
OF the $50, 600. 600 Of internal revenue
taxes would be advisable.
The Secretary Of the Navy was in
conference with the House ApprOpria-
ton Committee today, concerning
the appropriations called for by his
Department.
Admiral Farragut Is dangerously
III, and fears are entertained for his
recovery. His friends think it is a
return Of his old complaint.
The Conference Committee on the
naval deficiency appropriation bill
have not yet come to an agreement.
They will probably compromise on
$780, 200.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From Austria.

FrOm Austria.
. VIENNA, February 1.-THE views
of Hungary touching the military
boundary between Austria and that
country have been generally accepted
by the Government here.
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Mrs q. RICHrNGs BERsARD. -. .Dfrectress
3 BEHREn6. 4 Oudueso-
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The Chic Rvr r Bridae.

LOUISVILLE, February 18.-Af-
ter witnessing the dedication
of the new City Hospital to-
day, the Kentucky Legislators,
State officers, etc, repaired to the
bridge, where they were joined By
abOuttwO thousand persons, and the
entire party were transported over the
bridge in fifteen splendid and taste
fully decorated cars. After a visit to
New Albany and Jacksonville, the
train returned. All expressed them
selves highly satisfied with the great
structure which now spans the Ohio.
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MONDAY, MARCH 9TH. 1870,

Within legal hours, at the auctionhOuss OF
ROyster, II ezevsnt Z Co., nOrthea,t corner q
Main aud JeffeJ son streets, IN the ely o.
Memphis, the tract OF tand set sg-rL - thS
hers Of Huxn Bradshaw, decreased by oecIee
or the Chs ncery Curt a aeEnp pos, n toS
cass OF A. BRADSHAW eL al Vs. =. p. slitcneit
or less in the south eastern suDurDs OF Aetu-
phfs. u ear stale Female Coliese, suod ' ided
sccOrdldsS 10 a p an ~A-cl VII DC s4A40l 81
a. he time and plaoe o. sale
Terms OF sals--sooo cash, the belanre on 81 <.
t,-sIvs a;,tf eis hteen n0nf rs credit, the puT-
.l,,s-sr 10 execute notes with Two O. more aP-
nr0ved securities, ana lien retained Tor tls
. st,avuaenr Of ths purchase money.
f.b5 } l. WILLIAMS. l=rK and Master.
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CHICAGO, February 15.-Adam
Barenele, the well known brew er,
whose mysterious disappearance a
week since was chrOuicled, returned
to this city last night He says he
went to Cairo on business. He invited
his creditors to meet him to-day, but
no steps have yet been taken toward
a settlement.
John Keynler, young man living
in MilbrOOk, Peoria county, Illinois,
blew his brains out a few days ago.
Cause. love.
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Eew Ynrk Lenislatpre.

ALBANY, February IS.-A resolu-
tion for the payment OF the ante-war
debt in coin passed the Assembly to-
day by a vote of S. to %.
Amorg the bills introduced in the
Legislature is one abolishing the Board
OF Supervisors, and another abolish
ing the Police Board as at present CON
stituted, with a prOvis0 that the pe0-
pie in future shall elect the Commis-
sinners
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Referring 70 the above notiee, would most
relpecffnIiy solicit a share of the patronage
frSm my friends and the public generally, +,
which / have endeavored TO merit fn,rny past
connections win the Commercial Bank as
Cashier during the war. subsequently as
p esldent OF The German National Bank, and
recently as Business Manager Of the Mem
ph's App al.
To Ny FRIKNDs, viii simply state, that af-
ter a careful Inquiry. l am satisfied the
CRA FTMENis is frilyentitied TO the confidence
which is so necessary for the success OF a Life
Insurance Company, otherwise 1 would not
have connected myself with II,
10 THE Masonic FRATERN ITT.-It Is In
dOrsed by muny of the most prominent Ma
sons In The country some OF whom are Di-
rectors Of the Company.
feblS JOHN AlNSLIE.
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COpartnsrship Notice.

MR. JOHN AISSLIE has been admitted rs
vi an equal partner with us AS general
managers for the southern states of the
CRBFTMEN's GIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Of
New York. The style OF the frm hereafter
will be Roddey, CaslZin & Ainslle.
RODDEY 4 CASK1N.
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Ths Mayer of MublIe in Jail.

MOBILE, February lS.-Judge Ell
liott committed Mayor Price 10 jail
to-day for refusing to give up the
Office books and papers Of the Mayor
atty to Mayor Harrington, and re-
fused to grant any appeal, although
bonds were offered 10 any amount.
On beng presented with a bill OF eX-
ceptiOns, Judge Elliott put them in
his pocket, and took the train Tor
Montgomery.
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Innlsiana

New ORLEANS, February 1S.-The
election bill was passed to-day. 1t
now goes 10 the Governor.
The Chattanooga Railroad bill, ap-
prOpriating 81, 900 900, passed the Sen
ate with amendments. The House
will doubtless concur.
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Ny continued in-health necessitates m
retiring from business, aud in doing 50 have
much pleasure in recommending my success
sors, Messrs. STEwAET Bros. & FIzER,
Memphis, Tennessee, and Messrs. STEWART
& FIzER, New Orleans, Louisiana.
10 my friends, and hope they will con-
tinue their business with them. I viii be
found at the Office Of Messrs. STEWART Bros
{, FIzER, No Il Union street, stonewan Block,
iii further notice.
W. d. GALBREATH.
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1t is given out that Mr.. Secretary
Fish does not in the least admire the
Cuban resolution Of Senator sherman,
and that the whole power OF the ed-
ministration viii be used, if necessary,
TO defeat the resolution, And where
fore? BecaUse Mr.. Fish is afraid that,
II adopted, that dreadful resolution or
simple evsu,handed neutrality and
fair play vii lead to a war with spain.
Could anything be more conservative
or more prosperous than this?
A war with Spain, when for a
whole year, according tO Dir. Fish,
A handful of guerillas in the CuEan
mountains ass held the power OF
Spain at bay, and still holds it at bay,
after the addition of thirty gunboats
supplied 10 the SpanIards from New
York, through the gracious one-sided
neutrality OF our Secretary Of State!
The first ami the worst thing that Is
now needed at Washington is a reso-
luton from Congress that wiz open
the ewes of Mr.. Fish to some recogni-
ton of the public sentiment OF the
United States.
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PROPOSALS.

oFrrcE OF THE GRADER Corr = GI~ AEDl
MAHUFACTURISs TO-, an8 -HELBf ST
AEMPHfs. ESS., 60 ueFs a., A ~ a.,
DROPOSAL5 Will De recelNeu ohth y
II O'Clock on Tuesday. the ~ inst or MAJ
terials aud labor for ceverlne NOtteh -beo.
Plans and soecidcstf 0ns nav De ses On
~ - f5,s.nanv +. PAEk Nan,
'. fsSis stSl GensTsl superintendent.
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The EnsI OF Alaska.

WASHINGTON, February l8.-Sec-
retary Boutwell, informs the House
that the disbursements for Alaska
thus far amount to S597, ,7S9, and the
receipts from Customs and pOst0tices
are 81 SJD
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TEI.E6RAPHlC SUMMARY.
Iost Al Sea.


LIVERPOOL, February 1s.-The ship
Myra, from Newcastle for New YORK,
has been lost at sea, with eight men.
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DIED..

TOBTN.-O1 February Eth, MARY ToBIN
vile OF p. Tobjn, Of Mlson's Depot Tenn.
Tho friends ana acquaiutancss Of the am
ily are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from 81 Pstriez's Church, this is At
URDAY) morning at 8Is clock.
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taken st nat figure. Prices opened at ~. and
closed nt ig}E9lss4. The carrying rates were.
55Ss3 TO flat- Clearances, siT o0OOeJ state
bonds dali, Old Teancssees, 50; new do, Ak
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BRO0M'S OPERA HOUSE

CHAs. Il. II. BR0OM---..Lessee and Proprietor
CTJARI,EY WHITE Siege lisnager
Prof PRANK K4AEEOID.-.----Le6daro of CrcneBlfa
oD O. IA IvSEy n 4 : Ia e,
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING,
1 ! sept. sd with q Mammoth Company.
The entertain sment TO consist OF Negro Min
strelsy, songs and Dances, Fancy Dances 5sl
lads, Duets, Quartetts, EXtravaganzsis, bur
iesoues. PantOmtmes and Earces-
Admission. aGe. Private Boxes 81 sea
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ST. LOUIS, February 18.-Three of
the men wounded by the explosion
Yesterday, John Grimes, John Baker
and August Enree, will doubtless die.