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Foraign News.
ENGLAND


LONDON, FEB. "A letter has been
received here from Captain Cochrane.
Of the Royal Navy, commanding the
Petrol. stationed off tha African
coast. lie reports that DR. David
LivIusstone, the celebrated African
traveller, had been burned as q wizard,
by p chief, in the interior
LOEDOE, keb 2.-Aceording to the
proposition Of the act Of Parliament
empowering the Government to take
possession Of the telegraph lines Of
the Kingdom.
The Treasury Department yester-
day paid e726,0 600 fer the cable con
Meeting England with Germany. By
way eft the Island of NOrdeueV.
LONDON, February 2.-The Globe,
correcting a statement made by the
Tunes. says The objections to the
treaties with China are confined TO
doubts about the faithful observance
Of their stipula6ons by the Chinese.
FRANCE.
PARIS. February NO American
newspapers have been received here
Of a la,er date than the 11th of Jan
uary, though letters are at hand to
the 18th There is considerable dis
satisfaction at this state Of things.
and the people are anxious to know If
/ il arises from the recent change made
/ IN the system of carrying the Aneri-
/ can trans oceanic mail.
PARIS, February 2-The Govern
I meut has commenced to make the
much talked of prefectoraI changes.
\ but so far, the removals and appoint
ments have been Of little importance.
License has been given for The per-
formance Of Victor Hugo's play IN
this city
a public meeting was dissolved by
the authorities last Bight. because one
of the speakers compared Olivier to
| Judas Iscariot.
The Patrie to day alludes to o
rumor about the expected reduction
/ of the army and navy, and asserts that
1t has reason 10 believe they are with
( out foundation. It expresses the
opinion that the present military and
naval forces Of the country are not
too large.
Files Of American papers, due here
over Q week ago, were distributed TO
their subscribers this afternoon.
AUSTRIA.
/ VIENNA, Feb. 2.-Arch Duchess
Elizabeth, Of Austria. has fed to
! America, having embarked at Ham
/ burg.
SWITZ EREAED.
I ZURICH, February 2.-Dr. j. Dubs,
OF this city. has been chosen Presi-
dent Of the Swiss Confederation.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, February 2.-Ths faculty
/ of the University of BresIau have
congratulated Dr. DamingeT on his
/ opposition to the declaration Of Papal
infalliblEity.
ITALY.
ROME, February 2-Since the as
sembling of the Council. seven Of its
members have died and four have letl
the city.
SPAIN.
Madrid, February 2.-Ln the Cor
tes. to day, Senor Costello made al
effective speech against the paymen
Of the clergy By the State.
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CONDENSED TEbEGaAMs.

THURSDAY, February 8.
A destructive IRE occurred on Tuesday
night in Fayette, Howard County. Mo.
The Colored state Convention of Ken
tucky will meet at Frankfort on the 23d
inst.
Eight buildings were burned at Clarks-
VILE, Tenn, yesterday morning. Loss
$1,000; insurance 5000.
B1ddIe, who shot Balasky, the Russian, a
short time ago, in New XorE, has given
bail In 81 600, and is at large.
There were twenty-six fires in st. Louis
last month Loss SI33.OS6 Insurance S299, :
800. Loss TO insurance companies SlOo, ,4oo.
The General Assembly of New Jersey on
Tuesday rejected the Fifteenth Amend
ment by a vote of y to ~.
The Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore
Railroad Is completed from New Buffalo
to st. Joseph, and was opened yesterday.
Smiths hotel and another building at
Kankakee, Illinois, was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning Fully insured.
n young woman died in Chicago yester-
day, from burns received by the explosion
OF a diamond Oil lamp, on Tuesday.
The large livery stable of Curdif &
stores adjoining, were burned on Tuesday
night Loss not ascertatned.
A descent was made Thursday night,
upon a cockpit in Brooklyn. Thirteen
| spectators. were arrsgted, and eight full
/ fiedged warriors captured.
I The Great Western Piano factory oil
| Minkle & Zimmerman, in ST. Louis, was
damaged by fire yesterday morning TO the
amount of Is COO. Insured.
General David Atv cd, who was nomi.
| mated for Congress, 4 place o. Hopkins
| deceased, is editor of the Maids On WIS.
/ state Journal.
Forty-one prisoners left Chicago yester
! day morning, Tor the Joliet Penftentiary
Z aD0ut The usual monthly donation from
/ fhaf eIty to the state Prison.
Da4fss ATWOOD. Of Madison, Wisconsin
es14 ~e.terday Nominated BY the RepubIf
Congress, 80 III the pleee af' ~ On
ceased
loper ssorles Of William 81 1Ielrs
pds and cag pet store, at kfniaa ez
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GoLLADAY, of Kentucky, and the
great Voorhees, of our own State, came
very near reviving the halcyon days
in the House of Representatives on
Saturday last. VOORHEES, character
lied some of Mr.. GolIaday's remarks
as cowardly, whereupon the repudia-
tor repudiated the insinuation, and
invited the auburn haired and aboTeal
member from the Sixth District to
settle the issue in another arena
than the Halls of Congress. Vor
hees promptly explained, thereby pre-
serving his corporeal lntegrity.-Ind
Journal
Daniel had splendid opportunity
to revive the halcyon days year
and half ago, and . in another arena
than the Halls of Congress, but he
then, as now, preferred to preserve
his corporeal integrity" )" and has
ever since continued to indulge that
preference to the undisguised disgust
of the Hon. James Hughes.-I II
| ErD9PSS
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THOSE who remember the sugar
panic, which the spectators worked
up on the announcement Of the insur-
rection of Cuba, will be glad to know
that the supply this season is fully up
to that of last year. While part of
the Cubaus have been marching and
counter marching, left fanking into
IineSand retreating in good order at
the behests of the New York Junta,
a great majority, it would happily ap-
pear, have been gru5bing away on
their sugar plantations in the old and
sensible way. How much the sugar
ring is accustomed to pay the Junta
or the Havana correspondents for
their vigor and zeal in depicting hos
tilities, would be very interesting
thing to know. The periodical spasms
in our Cuban news now appear to
have been merely the outward mani
festations of the bull interest in
sugars. Finally comes the official re-
ports, and the sugar in Cuba proves
as plentiful and excellent as ever.
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Atlanta Items.

ATLANTA, Feb. 2.-The General
Assembly received message to-day,
from the Governor, including the
correspondence with General Terry,
la which Terry acknowledges the
Governors notification of the organi-
zatiOn Of the General Assembly. and
informs them that both Houses are
now properly organized for the pur-
pose of asserting 10 and complying
with the conditions imposed BY Con-
gress, for the restoration Of the State
to the original relations with other
nations to the Government, reviews
the action of the Old organization in
eXpellIng c0iored members, and
quotes several acts of Congress rela
4Va - the reeonatructlou of the late
rebel States.
He also reviews Gen. Terry's report
Of August IT, and the action aud re
port to Congress Of the judiciary
Committee appointed to investigate
the credentials Of Joshua Hin, Sena-
tor elect from Georgia. He reoapitu-
lated facts covering the political his
tory u the State from the adoption
Of the act oil March 2, 1867, declaring
that until tho people OF rebel State
are admitted TO representation iu Con-
gres5 the civil government that exists
shall be provisional only and subject
to the paramount authority of the
United States at any time, TO abolish.
modify, control or supercedo the
same That right, reserved By Con.
gress, has never been Withdraw, nor
has it ezired through any legal ac1 oi
Georgia.
The Governor recommends the rati-
featiou Of the Fourteenth and Fif.
teenth amendments, and concludes
with q desire for the good Of the
whole people, and the hope that a
citizens worth may be determined by
his own efforts, neither advanced OF
retarded, BY his birth, color. religion
or politics.
The House ratified the Fourteenth
Amendment unanimously, and the
Fifteenth by 81 to -.
The Senate ratified both the -Four.
/ teenth and Fifteenth Amendments bv
a vote Off to 10.
Both Houses have adjourned until
tho 14th.
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The Committee on Territories have
perfected the bill TO punish p9lygamy
In Utah, aud to enforce the laws of
the United States. 1t defines polyg-
amy to be a crime against the laws Of
the United States, and provides that,
in order to enforce this aud other
laws of the United States, the Presi-
dent shall order into Utah Territory
a sufficient body of troops; aud he is
authorized to raise twenty five thou
sand militia in the Territory. The
bill provides that the property Of such
of the Mormons as leave the Terri.
tory, because of the existence of this
law, or are confined IN Jail for resist.
ance to any of the laws Of the United
States, may be taken and used for th'
benefit of the families of such Nor
/ mNna
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THE Commissioner of Customs has
given the House Committee his OBJ
lection to the bill making st. Louis,
Chicago. Cincinnati and Evansville
ports of entry. He thinks the pro-
posed change would tangle the present
system Of collection greatly, and. be-
sides. expresses the opinion that
the importation Of foreign merchan-
disc to those cities is not Of sufficient
magnitude to justify tho proposed
change. The New Yorkers can rely
upon the Commissioner of Customs.
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HAVANA, February 2.-Ths funeral
Of Costeman took place to-day. The
procession occupied two hours in pass
ing q given point. The Captain Gen
eral announces IN an order TO day that
lie viii take the children Of the de-
ceased under his special protection.
The assassination Of Costeman con-
tinued.to be the general topic Of dis
cussion at Mantanzas last night The
Volunteers, excited by the C0steman
affair, assembled in the Governor s
Palace and called for Ceyed0 and
HsroDde, who were imprisoned fol
having concealed arms 10 the house
ae Volunteers made loud threats
aad fred their muskets in the air
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THE Evansville Courier thinks It is
pity the Republicans didn't elect
black loyalist to the Senate instead
Of that white rebel, ALCc sN." Well,
they did elect a oolored loyalist in
spite of the opposition of the Democ
raey. Says the Courier: "By all
means give to us loyal, patriotic black
men in preference to such cold heart
cd traitors" The zaal of new con-
verts is most always not according to
knowledge.
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THE Brownstown Banner devotes
a whole page In Dragging about lit
tie bridge that has just been COM
pleted in that vicinity. Brother
Beadle's bridge may do for a small
stream, but if he would like to see a
bridge as is a bridge, let him come
| down here and take a view Of the
eighth wonder of the world, which, in
a few days, will connect us with Lou
kisville.-Nea1 Albang Commercial.
will add US" to Louisville. would
| be more proper.
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SAN FRANCISCO, February "A
meeting of parties interested In ship
building was held last night, for the
purpose of petitioning Congress to
endeavor, in some manner, 10 assist
In restoring American shipping IN
terests.
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DENVER, February 2.-The New
Mexico Legislature adopted q State
Constitution to be submitted to a
popular vote on the first Monday 10
October. Under the tax and funding
law, Territorial warrants have risen
from twenty FIVE TO fifty cents on the
dollar.
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TORONTO, Ont, February 3-Ihe
Dominion Government has ordered
the construction Of large number of
boats, to be thirty six feet long, six
feet wide, and three feet deep, tor the
purpose of sending men into the Win
nepeg settlement at the first opening
of Spring.
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EashvIIIe Items.

NASHVILLE, February 2.-5oVern-
or Senter transmitted to the Legisla-
ture to-day q special message relatiye
to the recent murders by mobs, aud
asking for additional power to bring
the offenders 70 justice.
The Constitutional Convention has
adopted and sent to the Legislature q
resolution asking for q DostponeRent
Of the county elections till the fourth
Saturday in March, that the amended
Constitution may be submitted to the
people at the same time. The Teso-
luton was referred, by both houses
10 the judiciary Committee.
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MoNTPElIER, Vt, February g.
a State Convention. called in the in
terests Of female suffrate was held
here to-day. Hon. Chas. Reed. of
this city, presided. The audience was
large, and the speaking mainly done
by well known advocates of the meus-
ur6. 1t IS said to be the com meuce-
ment of lively canvass designed to
be carried on in the State prior to the
election Of delegates TO the Constitu-
tional Convention to be held in May.
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The Steamer AaBa BF0nghl into Pert
By tho British 6unb8aG DaFt-tri
American Vessel Searched by
Spanish Var Steamer.
NASSAU, January 30.-The British
gunboat Dart discovered the steamer
Anna anchored near Berry Island. on
the 10Th inst, and brought her CO.
this port, where an Investigation was
held. 1t was found that her papers
were regular aud that she had 40 coal
on board, so she was released the fol-
loving day. Ter cOnsi snees applied
for a clearance for st. Thomas, but
was refused. The American Consul
then demanded q clearance for the
United States, and it was again re-
fused yesterday.
4 guard was pu5 on board aud the
American flag was lowered
The Spanish war steamer Veaa
dotte stopped and searched the cargo
and papers of the American vessel
Henry Perkins, hence for Harbor
IsiaI J.
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The Governor made trauquilizing
speech, but firmly refused to give mp
the prisoners The Volunteers liu-
gorod il the plaza until morning, when
they dispersed.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, February 2.-Iu the
House, an order was introduced, d.
recting an inquiry into the eZpadi-
ency of abolishing capital punish
maDt
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NEW ORLEANS. February News
from Mexico, via Brownsville, repre-
sent the parties In Mexico as daily
strengthening, and that Generals
Smaeais Yar5 qua and Penasa bavilie
and others are organizing tHgp 20
aid the rebels,
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Two thousand dollars worth Of
books have recently been doaated by
somebody to the Law Library Of the
State University. But SO many pa
pers have stolen the item that really
we cant tell in what part Of the State
the liberal donor resides-whether in
Fort Wayne or Wayne County.
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House The Committee on Foreign At
fairs in the House, yesterday, reported sew
eral private bills. which pas ed -s-..-.-A res
oiution was introduced asking the Prest-
dent to com municate, if compatible with
the public interests, any inform alton he is
possessed of concerning any Am ertcan CIT
izenS, whether native or natural zed, who
may be, at this time, confined IL the lalls
or prisons of sreat Britain, for political
ofTenses, and any facts in relation 10 the
treatment Ofsuch prisoners, which ne may
feel al liberty to communicates. After dis
cussion by several members, it went over.
The Speak er announced the appOInbu en- {
of Poland, Garfield aud Cox as Regents ot
the Smithsonian Institute-.-..-......A great
variety of other bills and joint reSolu-
tions were introduced and referred ....---.l %
reply to an inquiry, Mr.. Dawes said that Q
bill for the relief of certain mechanics re-
Gently discharged from Cover tnent enc
ploy, was before the Committee on AppFo-
priations, and would probably De reported
this mOrning. ............P Packard, OF Luuiauai
introduced a bill for the survey and sale oi
unsold public lands in Porter ana Lake
Counties. Referred. fter some dls-
cussion by the Committee of the Wn0ie,
the bill appro priating SS0,0 900 for he relief
of tie poor of the District of Columbia
was reported to the House, ano the House
adjourned at 4 PM.
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~ D u go 80

Onee-Fhird Street. between Main aid
Loc1st front rooms over Judge Tglehearl'a
ofiee).
EeHidence-0n Oak Street one door r.oIn
The corner of Fourth and Oak streets
nov3 d3m
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&c SIC. fr0m Ono.

up 1gne Cider, from Ohio.
sECEIVED, 10 BARRELS A
ider, IN iron bound barrels: an
AZ rlicIe, made from russell apples,
ended especially for bOttiing. For
rW 8 good common cider, by the
sailOD, st
VICKERY B OS.,
73 and rs Main St
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BuekWheat Flour.

BARREES JUST RECEIVED
rom the North, fOi sale in quanti-
ULb purchasers. by
VICKERY BROS,
"a and as Mafu 81
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PATTERSON. N. j., February q
The Wynockie children were found
this forenoon, under a shelving rock,
two miles from the city Their
bodies were partially eaten oy crows.
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George of, in July. 1867, brought IN
q verdict Guilty Of murder. The
sentence viii be passed at the close Of
the present term Of the court.
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COLUMBUS, o.. February 2:-The
House of Re presentatives decided to-
day that Glover, Republican. Is "a
titled to a seat. He holds that this
action does not change the political
asnact of the House.
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90 - "a -

aaefs77 rvrTaFN ssE SO SO, s NsB THE
eae6n6 f8ifa aud foarsn stories and
onrzsrf1 of esittr af e Y. 80 North First
sil4ss4s - fEe haal W-4Diesnfe portion ~
Fiorfes hi1D s#4GA ceiiaEt feet rs tns ri.s4f
4fr azal4. a1ores Nue4T Aafaaad Nna0s..
sfnt4 vffGn 0xaetl4Ataf Ae wcnH Fs
sre viii felit facae stores VERY t4
aIt4HHAf f8t
N 4uaHsata ttfoaafa
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ADnles.

nARREa.S EASTERN a APPLES
Rome Beauties and Russets - a
rival, for sale by
VICKERY BROS,
73 and 76 Main 81.
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GAGS, OF EVERY GRADE AND
VARIETY.
prm e..,....... ........t pounds for 81 90
luTa sn.........-........5 pounds for 81 GO
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Vegetables.

sNzEss, TURNIPs, POTATOES,
IONS, Beets. and Sweet Potatoes, Tor
NICKERYS' STORES,
73 and rs Main St.
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oOlgy's Blking Powder.
ass NO EQUAL-EVERYRODY
. For sale at
NICKERYS' STORES,
73 and 7B Main ST
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Vinegar Pickles.

EEEE DOZEN OS HUNDRED,
excellent quality, at
VICKERY BROS,
73 and ID Main ST.
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Teas! Teas!
- Bnco1a EFnmns

AEZn WORTH OF EVER
81 - kind and quality, from
pound to 81 % for best GunpoWder.
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EST TABLIsEEED. 1881.


Instr0etiCa ia Er8nch and Music
TEaaaE pEsHsaGEED LATELY
IS Teacher OF the French and German
Languages at the henderson High school,
VIII give lessons in French and Musie in
this city. 4he best Of references can be
giFeu. apply ou Third Street, between
Division and Eim Streets. at Tr. Leglors.
fs3 d&f MRS. j. II. uGNCKES
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BOAT STORES, OILS.


gEEzzE LOE OE THE g0RNrR ow
-M Locust and Seventh streets. having
thereqn t7go frame dwellings and other
buildings I0E sale on very eazy terms,
either al together or divided. Fof Iarlber
lnforinalion apply to j. q. SMITH Edge-
Tool Maker Main Street i4g7 dlla
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LOUISVILLE. Feb. 2.-Tbe jury ia
the ease Of John Smith, for killing
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EARREES PURE SWEET AND
barrels Boiled, by the barrel or
,allOn, at 20 MAIN STREET.
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p CURED. AND VERY NICE;
sew Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef,
Tongues, at the
NEW YORK GROCERY.
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6ucEKWhGa4 Flour.
3ARRELs CHOICE WESC0N.
W NJ, wholesale and retail, by
SONS, SCOVILLE & MOFFETT.
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EJrs5LEEE.m g. aIaN.6ss
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AA aa t14Nit IEH EfIa.
we beg leave 4 B 4alora cur friends ruH
the pupilc g1sferaliy tifnr $50 Hafa Iuat
epcne0 e. new Course Cf Dancing, gl .fIat0IF
reduced rates.
Parents dealrous Of haFs ug 6helT egIlalr
educated lm Che Icru7icuCroau art
do wen 20 eutruat lHa aaue so 1ar CARES
While We Hpa1e ap euu1ts iu tllealn
ray especial attention to EHa N4A
Vl0r 0f nIl scholars.
Satisfactory raiefehce ca4 D. EIFeH
Prices are 8G foifoW1-
For GeutleuGI who have ata
ready taken one course WIN
us ...........--.. -......-...... Hef eeura
For 5euticmln nor llul ptehf
10 dance .s-~...sr..--.,f..,. Eal ala
or A4hell e7 .-s.. A-N .aalt
2 ~ Atitl4t So s.-5.- ------ e- -4.
GG Masquerade suits au haUa Hua
70 order AG reasonable rtste
HOLfELDER & afsHH se
la42 a8nl Al1sl rt. enn Aall2 al.
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New Bacon Hams,
Rxtra FlmllY Flour.

~ AND SUGAR.CUEeED, for
q at VICk ERYS' STOR RES,
73 and rs Main st.
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3 RANTEsO EQUAL re ANY
ade in the city, at SO 90 Per barrel 4,
per bag of 05 pounds; also, Flour
lrtces IN paper sacks, at
VIUk ERNS' S1O6EiS,
73 and 7A Ma. o ST.
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PaaTl RarleV.

ollIl OlsI 70 Js
HALF. NEW AND
nice, for sa e, AT wholesale and re-
WICK ERY BROS,
73 and 76 Main St
~ OATM EAL $50 pounds fresh
ruuud, just from the mill, fOI sale
NICKERY BROS,
IS and rs Main st.
zEHN R-25 barrels Just received and
or sale by VICKERY BROS,
73 and 76 Main st.
AH-Nos. !, 2, and Mackerel, in bar
IS, half-barrels, quarter barrels, and
.s also Whitehsh, Goldfish salmon,
s Picked Herring, Holland Her.
smoked Haltbus, & c., &c, for sale at
NICKEkY BROS,
73 and 16 Main st.
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f1EDB. NEW ORLEANS an
sades. A good article, 7 lbs. for 81.
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Holniny.

AOAAAa - y
AAGR ELS, Wholesale and retail,
the NEW ! DIRK GROCERY.
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EEOIRsses.
3ARRELs NEW OREEAMs-a
rhine article, for 81 per gallon.
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A convention OF deieSates from the
various tTotLing associations of the couu-
try, met IN New York yesterday, VIM. VI
Parks, of the Prospect Park Association,
presiding. Fifty-One associations were
represented. A permanent Organization
was effected, as follows: President, VI nl.
Parks, OF Brooklyn: Vice Presidents,J j. @.
Simpson, OF Lub0que, and Geo. H. Salt
man, of Reading, Pa; Secretaries, Geo. FE.
smith, OF Rhode Island, and Il. q. Rice. 81
Cincinnati. A committee was appOin ed
to revise the Constitution, and the Con-
yention adjourned till to-day.