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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

Bf "A T. New &Ass M.rsls e3; Sai1iSs H1Rss,0neer''
Corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
ROSEWOOD PIANO, ELEGANT WALNUT
PtE5 PPtER5NiIUkE' HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. CAR
January Z. 1s7O, commencing al 10 O'Clock,
H..a aameroas objection Of Furniture. &c.
for convenience, aaacng which Is some eSceien..
well made furniture, which was made to order, COM
Rosewood ssven-ostave Piano, Cover and Stool
TIRE Tire rs Msl1.. pafiEf srses in Ksps
One fine Brussels Carpet
WanEP sna apd S.F inEf5an EHtsnssrr rriss rTsb,
-Four fine Gotta ee Suites
Two fine Sideboatds, walnut, in oil
Two fine Hat Racks
MarbietSp Burea.s and Tables
Ladies Writing Desk, tcost S75p
Four fine Mantel Mirrors
Oak Dining and Wo,d seat Chairs
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
One fine French China Dinner Sett
Two fine Toilet Sets
Stoves, Crockery. Cutlery &c. &c.
The above Goods are all nearly new .ad in good
dsdAee'ffs dasl EepI ri' W. W. L. WALL Co. Aucts.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auetieneers,
~ tsuccessors to J. e. McGuire Co..
Southwest Pennsy1y ania and llth street.
USSIMPR0yED PR9PERTY ON g STREET
EAST, AT AUCTION
m By virtue Of Deed of Trust made June !,
* and duly recorded in the Land Records Of this
District, will sell to the highest bidder, on Tues
Of Lot IS in Square s fronting = Is feet ON street
south between 9th and 7th streets east and running
Terms made known at time of sale;
desld JRepl COOPER LhTIMkk, sfTMEi rrsstss. Rsess
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SOLE AGENCY FOR THE DISTRICT,
DUPONTs CELEBRATED POWDER,
At Store of 7. A. RITCHIE, Forrest Hall, George.
town, ID. y.
All qualities and quantities supplied to the trade,
Of Sporting, Mining, and Blasting POWDER, in bar.
rels, kegs, cases, cannisters.
Orders from Washington City left in bog at etore
Of WIN. WHELAN, No. 210 r street, or with Mr.
w. M. RITCHIE, at Office of w. >. West, Architect,
In same building. will be promptly filed. nol-dtf
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EIRsT WARD PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

kIhSl WAhU IaOIOUhA Pd GALLEkI.
X. 9. w0opLEY takes pleasure IN informing his
GALLERY for making photographs Of the best best
quality on the most reasonable terms, Isl Pennsyl
partment. n. B"Very pretty pictures s can be made
IN the gallery with the Rustic Fence and Landscape
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE; g.s.A..
,S;s Sealed Proposals. in duriSnts Sl be received
Sth, i3lo; for furnshing TO Recruiting Party and
the FRESH BEEF St Sy bam r
months, commencing February lst lS7O, or such less
time as the Comnissary General Of Subsistence may
2. The Beef to be of good and marketable quality,
meek shanks and kidney tsiow to be excluded
3 The necks Of the cattle slaughtered under this
joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks of
fore quarters shall be cut of from three to four
from six to eight inches above the gaInbre hook
4. Butchers having stalls in any of the city mar
kets may propose for Beef, TO be caed for their
stalls such days those markets are open speci
hours Of such days between Which the Beef ea ean be
there obtained It not expected that any days
and most Of the orders will probably be for small
amounts at time; such orders to be filled by sue
cesslye cuts IRON the quarters Of the Beef men-
TONED in Par. Of this advertisements by Beef Of
5. Bidders are requested to be present to respond
to tier htds and be prepared to give bonds for the
6. Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Pro-
posals for Fresh Beef and addressed to the under
signed, who reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids not to the interest Of the United States
Conditions, requirements. payments, &c :. as here
tofOre. THOMAS WILSON.
de22-6t Brevet Brig Gen and c. s. IT, SA
ID . p U 5 A l. s.
WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION FOR THE IMPROVE
MRNT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Poor,
Office GenerGt Agent, corner of Ftfth and Z stS.,
W1satngtOn, ID. e., December q. lsS1.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until II IN. January 3, $50. for the delivery of the
following named supplies, in such quantities may
from time to time during said month be ordered
viz
Ten tons Red Ash Coal.
Five cords dry Oak Wood,
Two cords dry Pine Wood,
Twelve thousand loayes Wheat Bread.
A. X. BROWNE.
de g, 81 General Agent
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DIOposlIs ro. ETTER BALANCES.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

n
Sealed Proposals will be received 81 sais Depart-
ment until the Sth day Of January, ls76, s. " Oclock
noon, for furnishing Letter Balances for the usa a
the post Offices an the United States for one year from
ahd siter the LIST day OF February, lS0. sf the follow
ing description, namely:
LIST. balances capable of weighing eight ouncas
ayorcupos weight, 10 be graduated down 10 an ART
ounces of these u is supposed loo will be wanted
Also, Balances OF the same capacity Graduated bv
me metric or gramme system. Of this class 100 may
81 balances capable cf weighing thirty two ounces,
ayolrdupois weight. 70 be graduated 20 half ounce
Perfecf accuracy, strength, and durability will h
required I'm the Balances to be furnished.
samples OF each description Of Balances must ac-
company each bid, and the bidder who NAV obts, -
the contract Will be required TO furnish BalaDc. al
quality IN all respects equal % the sam ple
Zach Balance must be well and securely parke "a in
abox Tor transportation, and delivered, free OF an
expense 70 the Blank Agency, Washington, d. o.
Each bidder must furnish with his propussl eusr-
certincate from postmaster that such eaars.
Two ssfacient sureties win be require'
failure to furnish prompxs inferior article.
tracted for or the furnishing se for forfeifure al
viii be considered eufficier.
The Postmaster @ fts practical results. may BE-
cloing which bi6d ofthe Department, and also az
reJectlnGR - Department require it.
teIee1sals must Be indorsed ON the enveIope Pre-
01s for Lstter Balances," and directed 90 the
first Assistant Posfmaster General, Washington D.
g.. JOHN A. J. .CREswE ELL.
dc6-w6t Postmaster 0enerNl.
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EDUCATIONAL.

I AIDES EVENING CLASSES.-COLUMBIA
- INSTITUTE. NJ, near l0ih street. Professor
siructs Ladies in Languages, Mathematics, &c,
from TO p. m. Fees, S4a6. See circular at book
stores.
References, by permission-President and Faculty
Washington; Henry ID. Cooke. Esq, Washington:
n1tIhugh Coyle, Esq, W Washington; Hon. w. W.
Belknapp, Secretary of War. de 3l-H'
CT. yINCENTS FEMALE SCHOOLS, corner
~ 10Th and streets, open first Monday in January,
1870. The public requested To make immediate e
arrangements with the Sisters of Charity. de7s-lw
I IPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL CHARLES STREET AXENuE,
Select Boarding and pay School EFa1; fao;liv
FOR the requirement of thorough and finished
English and French education.
Especial attention given to Music and Ornamen-
tails.
Cash for boarding pupils in English department,
For circulars containing full information addres
deEeo&W.iy Ev.J.A.LIPPINCoTr.A Am.
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, Connected with the
II Church cf the = sIneaTnatio ion,
s.roo. boy BOYS, school, ,,..
JOHN A. GRAVES, Principal.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
800 llth street, near NJ street,
Miss MAC LB0D, Principal.
C1rculars with full particulars can be obtained
from the principals, at the book stores from the
Rector, Rev. X. W. LOWRIE, 412 NJ st. north.
nl5-eO2m
CHEGARY INSTITUTE, I,321 and ,329.
~ Spruce street, Philadelphia. Pa.
English and French, for young Ladies' and Misses
September ath French is the Language of the fam
lily, and is constantly spoken in the Institute.
jys-eo6m MADAME DHERvILLY. Print.
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BosToN MAR6ET: 1sS b.I,v,r,.,, .
We congratulate our friends of the First Ward in
hsyins ia their midst thi. excellent Estabiishment
ness and neatness it is not surpassed this side Of New
England. de9-lm
A PPLICATION FOR DUPLICATE LAND
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, July I3 1855
70 Whom Il May C0reern:-Appiicafions havins
been made under the act Of June g. ls6O for the re
which are alleged to have been lost or destroyed
Notice hereby given that at the date following the
deecriptian Of each warrant certificate or war
rant q lke TENOR VIII be ressued, no valid objeo
II. VAN AERNAM, Commissioner.
No. LAOS, for lso acres, issued under the act of
February IL, lsR, in the name Of James G. Hamil-
ton, and was granted March Il, lsl9. February S,
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition q AzEE ). GsfsUs GYaas, f q NE New
YORK, =: Y, praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the 18th day of March, 1855 for an
Iupprovenent in method OF Cooling and Ventilating
It Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
fl1sed a. oE the I'd day sf fstsu1Fy e next th.s the
said petition be heard on the 9th day Of March
next Any person may shis sfrtfS;Gp rfsTsa
de 1ilaW3w Commissioners Of Patents.
II UMBERi LUMBER n LUMBER NJ
ss.ss sssS "a ss%sI:.e s::S,Iscs 4 suSes
Pins nd DSrucs Pickets, tcSsr PostSs Xiso' A''s
DRDSSED LUMBER
Of al kindD on hand end for ale 1T lov.uf s,&.H
RATES u Nv w1aaEI 1a1t - REDs1sKAy1. !ls s
one square tfu1 NortAen
p@ Liberty 0AS>~
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failing at wholesale prices:
LADIES' SHOES AND CATERS.
FkENGH FkENGH GL1IE EL6 HgETSN BOOTS, high cu's
f6kkisH M%ER%eS2, Ma%%EERR$%SeSS2 KID OR GOAT Fox xs %
kIP FIJI 81 /, $%hI $4aS SFdXEb IAGE
sHs5 $$s$$ Hi e!ie
TURKISH MOROCCO ..........:::.3 ...........s s @
GOAT PAT. ANGkLETI :. .......-......2 %
THE cHAMPioN skhTiSG G BOOT r:.-::......s :.:s q q
Fhfk FSE kIp fGh Ek6szh & 4s5 s While fHf e
MISSES sh5Is fEgfss eHEaT IHhh ynEiErr, FROM
NAht ykKYiSG iT F63H Gf e 70
FRENCH GhIf hEFS COX B6Rf6E f6srhb5 B5ors. nats-.
FRESGm CALF TAiE STITCHED BOOTS sss g
nov tor coxGHHEDD SEWED BOOTS BOOTS s@
FRESCH GALE FAIR STITCHED CON
FRESGH Calf FAIR 81. STITCHED sH0ES.
khSIhSS 5hWnb SdSaEkss MaEK S9SS SiiTEHg
hFsgs kfr HS%
BOYS AND Yotfhs, SShs TS BOSS Ss 20 AND SHOES OF
SCHOOL SHOES for Boys and Girls, Of the best
quality, at prices to suit the times.
the wholesale business in baltimore gives us the ai
vantsse over other dealers Of getting our goods di
to sell at regular wholesale prices. BY this method
you can purchase one pair at the same price they
seal before purchasing, and you will see saving Of
. per cent.
STRASBURGER BROS,
373 SEVENTH STREET.
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DENTISTRY.
Entail SOCIATION.
DRS. LEWIE q DAVIS,

p.tW.e IVY sS., ES - Ssst -. NJ Avns
TEETH EATRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
~ the use Of pure Nitrous Oxide Gas, and wkh
patient. No charge win Be made for ex 0pr9V
hacting when Artificial Teeth are to be in ~1O
for the surgical operatica when performed, which
VIII be deducted when the teeth are made Wewill
on American Rubber, at Ecw York rates, and
sPsSd,d set OF upper and oyer teeth permanent, on
rates for which the usual charge for English Rub
Der being from SO to SIS
FtLtsE and ResElatfng, and AN other branches Of
Operative Dentistry attended to aud performed in
the very best manner at moderate prices. You are
requested to call and specimens at our Office be
fore engaging elsewhere
N. Bold gold plates taken in exchange nj full
gold valuation for every (above specifed) class OF
work. dea
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


RYJ. T. COLDwELL & CO., Auctioneers,
II No. 3O1 Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
10th streets
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mrs. w. AND II. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS,
" No. 256 PENNSYLVANIA AvE-~
NUE., between 18th and 18th streets, furnishSp$SS
ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any kind q Plate ~~I10
desired. Pure Nifyows Oxtds Gas constantly on hand
for extracting teeth without pain. We guarantee to
all those having work done at ofce satisfaction
in every particular. no 25ly
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READ! READn READg
For the Information Of All Purchasers
STRASBURG BROS,

IL giving the following price list, as they are re-
failing at wholesale prices
LADIES' SHOES AND GAITERS
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RY VIM. L. WALL B CO.. Auctioueers,
II New Marble Building,
Corner 9th street and Pennsy y ania avenue,
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sVHB HIGHEST Cash PAID FOR LADIES,
4 Gents' and Ohildrens' Cast-o6 Clothing, Boots
psssween 4 aad u. Any order Aroagh nail promptly
oSteoooo %. Dc ely
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Cotlon Prespects In rndla.

The prospects of cotton growing in India
are far from encouraging. In addition to
the advantages of climate, the planter has
to contend against the damage inflicted by
the red fly and the boil worm-the latter
being far more destructive in India than in
this country. When once fastened upon a
tract of country they re-appear successfully
year after year, unless the land is left idle
for time, and the eggs are destroyed by
sun and rain. The following extract from
the Calcutta Eh9liStmdR, Just received,
will be found interesting:
According to the latest returns from the
central provinces, the cotton crop of the
present season is likely to be bad in quality
and deficient in quantity, notwithstanding
the increased area cultivated. The in
creased produce Of the Northwestern
provinces-nearly double that Of, the previ-
Gus year-may help to make up the bulk
of the crop to the same quantity as last
year, but the best Indian cotton is the pro-
duct of the central provinces, and the
deterioration in its quality is likely to
prejudice the other descriptions of Indian
cotton. The cotton crop has suffered dur
ing the past year from several causes
damp, rain and fly, and the boil worm be-
ing the principal The damp and rainy
weather in December, just as the plants
were in boil and in blossom, spoiled the
color and knocked off the flowers. More
rain followed at the beginning Of the year,
and again on the 18th of June, which fur
Their increased the damage already done.
During the damp weather the process Of
cotton cleaning is also stopped, and by this
delay the cotton is injured. Up to the end
Ct January, the amount sent forward was
only %, 391 bales, against 7s, 175 in 1869.
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Found Dead I'm the Courthouse.

We learn from subscriber at WaVerly,
that for several days green flies had been
seen swarming about the Courthouse
Nothing could be discovered until Saturday
evening last, when VIM. P. r. Batson,
Clerk of the Circuit Court, of Humphreys
county, determined, if possible, to see
''what was the matter, On going up stairs
and making diigent search, he in company
with one Il. w. Hunter, found lying behind
large desk, the body of Billie Paro, De-
putty Clerk Of the County Court Of said
county. Coroner Jerry Massey was called
in, jury of inquest was summoned, and
the verdict was that he came to his death
by intoxication, and had gone behind the
desk to take a nap, and never woke again.
He is supposed to have been dead about
three days. As his home was in the country,
no one knew but what he had gone home.
Hisloss will be deplored.
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]. n. Winstead & Co., dealers in family
groceries, ON Cherry street, opposite the
Maxwell House, are now receiving from
Baltimore some of the finest varieties OF
coffee-such. as Old Government, Java,
Laguyra, Rio, and Costa Rico Also New
York, syrups, fine cigars, etc.
Mr.. Breen will have for sale at the Mark
sthouse tomorrow a big lot of choice
young flower plants, embracing many nov-
elites in the floral line from the successfully
cultivated garden of 2. l.. Nichol, Esq.
A public trial of reapers and mowers
will take place at the farm of Gen. W. G..
Harding, next Tuesday.
G. G. Cory & Co., 1913 Broadway, New
York, are offering better inducements than
ever before in their great one dollar sale.
Baxter Smith, Esq, this morning an
nounces himself candidate for Congress
from this district.
Col n. n. Cox is announced as a candi-
date for Congress from the fifth district.
Do good thing AMI see lots of fun by
going to tho Skating Rink tonight.
John NJ. Winstead & Co., Cherry street,
are provided with DR.. Prices celebrated
baking powders.
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Confoderate orphnns, Concert.


There was another jam at Masonic Hall
last night, every seat in the house. being
occupied, aud the aisles in some places
crowded with standees. The concert, as
on the first night, was a complete success,
and the entertainment was in every respect
acceptable to the large crowd present. The
boys from Louisville have won an enviable
reputation in the conspicuous part taken by
them in these concerts, in behalf of an in
stitution which is the pride of our State,
and the Mayor and city authorities of Lou
isyille have the thanks of this community
for the volunteer aid extended.
After the concert was over last night, it
was announced that the drawing would
take place, but when preparations were
commenced and the wheel of fortune was
brought into requisition, it was found i'm
possible to go through with the drawing,
and the judges agreed that it would be
better TO postpone it until O'Clock this
evening, when the hall will be thrown
open to the public. Everything will be II
readiness at that hour, and the drawing
will commence promptly on time. The
Judges arc requested to be punctual in
their attendance. 'E y 81
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Extra Fine,

Mr.. Mcintyre of this vicinity, exhibited
q variety of Strawberries in our Office yes
terday, which were remarkable for size
and flavor. A dozen would fill a saucer,
and the flavor was so rich and free from
acid that most persons would prefer to eat
them without sugar. 1t is a seeding, first
propagated in Mississippi, from seed from
Scotland, and Mr.. Mcintyre possesses the
only plants in this State. The plant is
large and hardy and stands the sun re-
markably well. It is not uncommon to
gather quart of marketable berries from
one plant, and leave ike quantity be-
hind. With care and judicious watering
Mr.. Mcintyre, assures us they " i'll bear
for three months continuously So rare
and fruitful variety of such delicious
fruits deserves to be generally known and
cultivated.
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Tennessee Agricultural Congress

The adjourned annual meeting of the
Tennessee Agricultural Congress, will meet
in the city on next Thursday, June 9, and
it is thought that good representation will
be present, 1t is exceedingly desirable
that the plan of organization be settled on
a firm basis, and the subjects for its con-
sideration be agreed upon at this meeting,
and such steps be taken as will secure
hearty cooperation on the part of all Agri-
cultural Associations and Farmers clubs
throughout the State, that it may have
favor of all the people, and give direction
to pull altogether for the common good.
II is thought that the present Congress
will be very interesting meeting as many
considerations Of importance will be pre-
gented
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bacco, for New York. at Clarkgv;lle s;cr.s
through at forty cents per hundred eO
Capt Pres A. ByrDe is fourishiDo AZ ~.
classic Mouth of Smlthsand, as asent 81.
the Clarksville underwriters on re IN ~
fAted Robert Moore.
''Baz7 sends Us the following c.,.
H. T. Dexter, while walking the dacI ~
his fine packet, City Of EVANSVILLE >
vas accosted By stranger, who wished -
pay him three dollars, which he owed h.,
Tor passage on the Charley Bowen baso-.
the war. Or.D OPPOSITION rolled HE c,sss,
over IN his mouth, neryOusly twifcbaJ
right shoulder, looked at the mar :. NJ
tonisl'meut, but declined receivin, as
prUffered money Daring bis lone ..,' VIC
as boatman. he had carried ver- I 80
impecuhious individuals, who .i-a-yI
promised to pay ''poc0 tieRp0;." but tS;s
was the first and only person that ha5 s- -.s
made good his word Capt. Dexter ~ ~
that gentleman's picture, had il frar0sJ
and it now forms the attractive featuya -
the clerks office Of his boat. -
There is a lively competition poins An
between the Evansville, Paducah and Gs;-o
packets, by which Capt. Dexter is Ses I';,,o
TO drive the IdIewild IRON the trads %
order that he may secure a monopoly
PddUcdh Herald
Our river friends generally, seem 70 h,
engaged in a lively war, and befo,. ~,
unhappy strife shall end, somebody v M
we fear, get hurt
The MalIie Ragon has contracted Fl, A..
putting on ''Texns." This viii grsatlv
improve appearance
Bill de Bake-OLD RED-has shipnsa ~,
the Alpha as master of her forecastIe
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Tne Lawrence AZ
rived from Nashville and departed for Gin
| cinnati
CNCINNAT1, June 2.-Departed-Emma
Floyd, for Nashville.
CAIRO, June 2.-Departed - Alpbs
Nashville packet, Z A. N; Talisman, Cairo
to Nashville, 10 A. NJ; David Watts, Ten.
Dessee river packet, s P. H. The river has
risen twelve inches. Weather clear
Mercury Sc. o--.
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is drawn by one person upon another. A
check drawn by person upon himself is
evidence of an amount of money to be paid
upon demand or at time certain, and
should be stamped at the rate Of promissory
notes. The official check Of cashier upon
his own bank is the check of the bank upon
itself. Checks and drafts drawn By one of
the bank officers upon another simply in
settlement of the internal business Of the
bank, to balance accounts, etc., are to be
treated as memoranda not subject to stamp
tax. 1t is when these checks or drafts of
bank upon itself are issued to outside par
ties, as evidence of the banks Indebtedness
to them, that they require stamps at the
rate of promissory notes. In this connec-
ton you are referred to page Is of series 5,
No 10. Very respectfully,
]. w. DOUGLAS,
Acting Commissioner.
S, B. DUTcHER, Supervisor, New York
city.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

No arrivals or departures yesterday.
The river was still rising very fast yester-
day.
| On Tuesday there was four foot rise al
| Burksville plumb water, and we under
stand that the rains above have been very
heavy. The veritable juno rise is certainly
here.
The Armada, Admiral Lees Grand In
dependent packet, was at the McCracke1
bone yard at last accounts. The present
rise may cause her to change location.
! SCOT" the genial dispenser of liquid
delicacies on the A. Baker, is engaged IN
collecting old and foreign coins, and dis
tributing them among his ancient friends
Capt. Pres. A. Byrne, of GAINESVILLE, il
prospecting for small hind-wheeler to
ply between ClarksNiile and Cairo, con
Meeting the Montgomery and Egyptian
wharf boats.
Capt. J. N. Corbett will probably place
his fine steamer st. Joseph in the Cairo
and Nashville trade next season. %
SOME MoRE-The wreck of the Robert
Moore lies at the head, and the Nellie
Moore at the foot of Cumberland island
PASSING AwAY.-The gun-boat Pitts
burgh, that was the flagship of the, COM
modore at the battle of Fort Donelson,
now lies an abandoned bulk at the Rock
bar above Smithiand Until recently she
has been used as a wharf-boat.
The Lawrence on her down trip was
aground at Dover about twelve hours.
1t was rumored that Linah NJ. Cobb and
Fred Mitchell are negotiating for the pur-
chase of the lobe Hurt.
The GAINESVILLE To5aee0 leaf speaks
thusly of the second advent of the Ty-
rome
This gallant old craft has been saved
from her watery grave, and will soon again
be repaired and welcomed back in her old
trade. Capt. Tom will again mingle, as of
yore, in the gddy mazes of the dance,
Viewers face resume its financial look and
Jim Bias, the Slogi Poiek, will revive the
business of dispensing creature comforts,
and liquid dehcacies-striped candy and
vinegar toddies. Long may she wave.
The Mallie Ragon received us hhds to-