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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-30
EICHnoFF FURNITUREFA FACTORY

VIM. Eichhoff hss purchased the inter.
est Of bis brothers in the above establish.
ment in Cairo and is now prosecuting The
Furniture manufacturing business with
grent success. He has fall stock Of extra
seasoned lumber on hand, and can war
rant every article be manufactures. He
has also full stock Of Bedsteads, Chairs.
Tables, Bureaus, Desks, ward robes, mat.
tresses, etc, always on hand, ana his prices
defy competition. Sales room a, the fac
tory. G-25tf.
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FOR SALE.
ON EASY TERMSl

A valuable farm within seven miles o:
Metropolis, on the Jonesboro Road, consist.
lng OF 200 acres with GO acres cleared anu
o'ner improvements, now owned and form
erly occupied, by i. 4. Rennie.
IERMS.-Onc-ioufh doWn-halance 1,
one, two and three ycars--notes secured bN
mortgage, with >iNpcr cent. interest.
\. B.-!lc timber is good and has neye,
been cn'led and no timber win be permitto,
10 bn cut or used, except what i. neces.ar,
Tor the wear and tear Of the place, until an 9,
the second payment has been made.
For information apply to
j. 4. RENNIE
S-S-tf Carroll,
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ONE GRAND GIFT, CASH.
100000

TOTAL, 1000 GIFTS. ALL CASH, SIhu,rtO
The money necessary 10 pay III iull all l! e
offered iii Is now upon deposit in iLC
Farmers aud Droyers, Bank, s. will be zen
by the following certificate of the cashier:
FARMERS AND nRONErs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, Ky".Sept. -, l-,2.
This j. Ia certify that there is now on de'
post in this bank over half Il million az
dollars to the crcdi OF the Git CON crt
Fund, $4,000 II which l. hcldly TIL, bTLh
as prcasu cr Of the Public Library Of Ncn-
lucky TO pay oil all gilt, 10 ho awarded at Tie
drawing.
Il. :. NEACI, Cashier
PRICE or TICkEls.
Whole tickct-, $40; halves, -; quarters,
$3.50: II whole tickets for SlOO - for S22d;
b6 for $500; ll3 for $ 600; ~ for $1,000; 81
tor 81 600, No discount on less than elJ'
worth ottickcts al 4 time.
The drawing VIII positively and uncqnir-
ocally take place December !. Agents are
pcrcmptorilly required 20 close sale, aud
| make returns December -, in order 10 give
ample time Tor the llnal arrangements. Or
dcrs Tor tickets or application, for circulars
should be addressed 10
GOV. TIIOS. l.. iiRANtEITE,
Agent, Kentucky Public Library. Publ.
Library Building, Louisville. Ky.
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WINTER BOOTS AND
SHOES.

Railroad men, farmers, d-ayrnen and all
others whose busine-s lays out of doors,
and who for the p'rservstisn 81 health
and good temper d" ght TO wear good,
heavy waterproof boots, can get just what
they want by calm: on Win. Ehsr. lie
makes French calf or Kip boots, warranted
10 1t wei, wear well and give general sat
i.hction. lQ-29-,f
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Mr. GEO. STEIsHoUsE, barber and hair
dresser, corner Of Eighth street and Com
mercial avenue, desires to call the attention
Of the bearded community to his neatly err
ranged saloon, and the fact that he is mrs
ter Of bis profession in all its branches.
lie has bearded many lion in his den, and
calls for more. ".
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A one story brick house with To-; 80
Zee. front hy 100 feet deep. The house
contains three rooms and kitchen, his. two
hall-, also a cis;ern ATTACHED. For terms
apply on the premises, corner Of Twen-
tielh and Poplar streets, Cairo Ills.
ll-23.lm. JAMES 4. Fry.
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STEvE, the bar-kceper, has opened a
fine saloon In Louis Bsttcau's old stand,
where can be found, Mt all times, Steve
serving bis customers with the best OF
drinkables. ll-22tf
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THE st. Louis bell treble pianos are as
durable as any piano in the market, and
the swee,cst-,oned that you ever listened
TO. N.P. CuEtlCE, Ag,,
Conservatory, cor. Twelfth y "a'h.
ll.g2.tE
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CALL and examine the pianos at the
Rev. Is. II. Thaycr's and S. p. Wheelers.
81. Louis bell treble manufacture.
Il-22tf. n. y. CURrfCH, Agent.
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THE HIDE AND FUR TRADE.

Below will he found tho corrected lis.
Of price, by II. Levi FOR hides, tsllow,
feathers, etc. If. Levi does very large
trnde ia hi, line, and ii &. well known
fact that he always pay. the highest prices
to be obtained IN this market. He is pay
ing for
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THE BULLETIN.

WooD for 81 per load at the box fac
tory. l0-6-3m.
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EoTIcg or REuovAL.--H. Saysr' has
removed from No. 90 20 s5 Ohio Levee,
where he /, paying tho highest prices in
cash for scrap iron, rag., ropes, copper
brass, lead and all kinds Of old metals.
Also, the highest prices in tho city paid
for hides, fu's, feathers, eeswax, ginseng,
tallow, grease, etc, etc. Remember the
place. No % Ohio Lcvec. III If
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FoR SALE CHEAP foG CASH. nc
valuable residence property. known as The
"Rankin Property situoicd between 10Th
am 10Th streets, Is offered for sale cheap,
for cash. This Gno property consists OF
four good lots, with three dwellings. All
q excellent order. Inquire o.
GEORGE FIsugg
n.Str At the Custom House
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NInrr,agc Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
sng!lyiugs, Two-hundred and sixty Pages.
9!lce 80 cents. Address DR. Burrs' DIsPES.
AIRY, IL North Eighth Street, st. Louis, No
: Acknowledgement.
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pr. TYenry's Root and Plant pills.

Mid yet thorough--no nausea or griping-en-
yvogoisbla-great liver remedy. Price IS
,,uts. SOLD by Druggists.
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HAVE YoU SEEN HER'-A lady Tho
for the ls,t tiy" year. has been leader If
fashion in New York, and who may lie
seen twice week in her elegant cgieche
driving pair Of superb poni", in Central
Park, has recently stated. IN the select cir
Gle TO which she belongs, tuat the only ar.
ticie in existence which imparts beauty
and luster to the complexion without ulti-
ma,cly imvniring the texture of the skin.
aud causing it TO collapse and wrinkle, Is
Hogan Magnolia Balm. The name Of
the distinguished member If the beau
mo0dc who made this declaration cannot
with prorriety Dee given, bu, it may Ge
mentioned en- D1Ss1R that she has spent
several years of her III. in Europe md il
familiar with all the art, and preparations
employed by the court beauties Of the old
world to enhance their charms.
ll-24.d&wlw.
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Foreign Advertisements.
CLEAR AND
HARMLESS AS WATER.
NJ + LTAL-'
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR TIE
HAIR


n perfectly clear preparation in ,pc Int.
We, ~ easily applied rs water, Tor RESTORING
10 gray hair Us natural color and voutLGI
appearance, to eradicate pud prc,c,it duntl.
tlii. :" promote the growth of the hair and
stop a. .a.uI- out. IL 6. entirely Harmless. ANA
perfect. l,"n Num any yoi.luou. substance
tnI Nn. therefore. tax" the pinrc OF an tho
'i'i! ..' unpleasant preparation. upN i'm
i'.. 'H'H'fou- testimonial, h1yc been .sut
W. nom many Of our most uruuincri citi.
2ehN. In everything In which Che article.
now IA We are Objectionable, CRYSTAL.
DISCOVERY. &, perfect. 10 j. warranted
" contain neither sugar Of Lead sulphur p,
Nitrate "i silver, ii doc, Dot su,, tie rlOttn.
"t ''N. Up IT, ""l'Di"lA vurNUs.. aui makes
que "i '"' ae. g d.H .u..i.I iu. lIHrt u...
" lt-'.I" l.r ,'.urui o.. ii.is "iuclo prr.
'''' 1i' uniformly tu.t s.f Other prep.rI-
ll'h' aus AWAY doe. -t iU from three 10
ten day virtually icri'u- ils root. with the
h"nli.Nll- qualities Necessary to it, growth
ani h'"i.hN condition: 10 rcstor. the a..
r'!td ana INDUCES % new growth %! tho
il.lr more positively than ANYTHING else.
ibc application Of This wonderful di,y.
cry also irouuc,- % IIeu.,rt ami cooling
eject "n the scalp end gives Hr Hair a
plcr.ius and elegant appearance.
Cal ~ your ufugli.t for II and Take no
,tl". II hc las no; -Ot il let D.M o.!,r il
IIiac u per bottle.
ARTHUR NATTANs,
Inventor and Proprietor. NasH.tpg d.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY 3 co..
General AGENTS, Hpi.ttr.IuIa.
JNp. / li.NEi and j. G.. WEI $500.
New York. 1rl 20 hc had ui Nhole.3io
druggists everywhere. H-.'ti
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TIE reputation of the Steinway piano is
known all over the world.
ll-22tf. n. L, CuRTIcr, Agent.
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rErs. lyhitcomh,s syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on,y IS
sents. Glve5 rest to the mother and health to
he chiii sold by Druggists.
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FoE REST, n two-story business house
on Commercial avenue, between Eieh-
teenth and nineteenth streets. il is well
adapted for Saloon md Boarding house
A lease FOR twelve months will be given
Apply to JoHs liEGAETr, 40. 20, Ohio
Levoc. lU.l-df.
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FEATHERS in large or small quantities
at very low figures ut Ii. LOWS hide
store, on Ohio Levse. 10 l8dtf
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MERCHANTS, clerks, or any others who
wish TO wear fine boots either calf, noroc-
co, Kid or pa,en, leather Of the very latest
style, go to WIN EnlcF-, Oh Twentieth
street 10 l9tf
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Fresh oysters received daily and f,r
sale by the whole OF half can Il; Phil
Ssups lo-2liE
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PIASos and organ. for from 80 t.
~ 800 y. 7. CrRrlcE. Agt,
Cor Twelfth Il Wash. ave.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-30

4 E0oK Fois TnE FisLLtgai
E1s {. I ~ j III n

a Private ConnsciOsBs the H1nr-.cI
or thosehbout 10 Marry on tie Physiological l!y.-
tories and revelations Of tie sexual jystc,n with lie
latest discoveries in producing aud preventing on
spring, preserving the complexion, &C.,
TINS Is an resting work OF two h"-ircd and
sixty pages, with numerous engravipg and contain,
valuable information for those who arc married or
contemplate marriage; stll 1t is q book that ought
about the house
sTn, 20 sIy one Ur,e o. ps'tagel for Fifty Cents Aiirc,
p bN''s pn.enssry, No. "a ~ El5hth Street, 81. Lou .
,a?;.:E 70 IT, AFFLICTED AID rsycs.JIAss
W bene tppJ lug 10 the QCicks who
puzzle papet or using any ouaes saeds perue pr. Buss
YORK no matter what disease 10 how drporab yotr
eoaon Dn Burn be eonsulitd personally BY mall
~ NE cieeases meatoned 10 his works. Once No NsrA
bghth btres between xarks sad chssRu S. Leuls. Ne
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AGENTS WANTED

Tue MAsrLR SPIRITS OF THE WORLD,
AND
THE TREASURE HOUSE OF AMERICA.
THE GREAT BOOK or THE YEAR.
Agents report sales Of - % 100 copies
in a few hours or days. PROSPECTUS FREK
Address J. W. GOOpSPEED,
New YolE, Chicago Cincinnati, -, Louis
Y orlanp. g-iwiUw
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COOP NEws--One Of the largest md
most complete stock Of cus,om-mnde boots
and shoes ever brought to this market, has
just been received by Mes.rs. Harry y
Greenwood, No. l05 Commercial ave,
These gentlemen are both practical work
men in the boo, md shoe business; have
had larger experience, and cannot he de-
ceivel into purchasing anything bu, the
very best stock
They employ Il rumbor Of hr't-closs
workmen Mt their establishment, and are
manufacturing EvEEN yAEIkfE AND
STYLE of Ladies and Misses shoe, and
CATERS at St. LON. prices, and guarantee
satisfaction. They make these specially
They also make to order all kinds OF fine
calf kip or leather boots, in style and price
that dedes competition, either in Cairo or
in the West, All goods warranted to be
as represented. II
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$500 GO.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
LOCALIZED HY STATE AvrHOGIvT Az
DRAWS ~ PUuLlC Is ST. LoCia.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
30 ono NrMRRps
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Ticknl.. q 30.

IlNIl', = OF.
Our lotteries on" cl1riered rs tE" s'r'", .-c
'!way~ drawn q he '.r.s nam a. ss. r.' nU.a-
lng- ere IN .ct the -LPeIyi,l 'i sworn .'I-
int ioGtrs.
Tho official drawing wll h- n,''.-H.d tn tho
-. L"u.- paIg-- g'l = copy oI i-.wU. sen, 20
purcha -cIa Of tickets.
NcWIli draw asiEiliT soaCu" 20 .-Et ny ~
every month during tie v'0r '77-.
R"Wi' NJ our ri-E " pC-tn!..e r1nr"v "r.'t,
reg st.r-I letter, irtf' o- oyrrrs# -.rs rrr.
cu,sr Address, MURRAY, MILE, s TO,
Y. ~. h3x 2iiu. 90. iou.s, 30.
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AJLWEL.
Sozgdont rur.ies,
S.z1iout beauties,
Snzudont g-at,fies al who use it.
Sold by druggists and pe;!umer.
ll-2id&wlw.
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Vse NJ. tJcrry's worlds Tonic and
Blood Purifier.

,t.1 the great household remedy, pleasant to
'.'.,, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
iseases. 1. is better than B'tters, Cordial,
l',:chu OF sar5opar.lla, Sold by Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-18
FOKEIG Y.
EyGLAN ID.
The Failure Of BpwIes Bros.

The Failure Of BowIes Bros.
LONDON, November ia meeting
Of a number OF creditors OF the Amer
lean banking house of Bowles Bros
was held in this city last evening, when
the subject OF their bankruptcy was
thoroughly discussed. One OF the cred.
itors present. a Mr. Nesle, spoke in
relation to his claims against the firm.
and insisted that the suspension was
brought about by series of fraudulent
transactions on the part Of the members
of the firm. He threatened criminal
proceedings against the firm for having,
as he alleged, raised money
through the Union Bank OF London,
on depositcrs securities. Since the con
victron OF the banking firm of Straban,
Paul & Dates, which created such
a profound sensation in financial
circles, nothing of a similar nature has
ever been known. A number OF the
other creditors, in person or by their
factors or agents, were also heard in
relation to their claims. Mr.. Robert
Bowles was present at the meeting and
was examined regarding the suspen-
sion and the state OF the firms
affairs. He denied all knowledge
OF the securities referred to by Mr..
Neal, and said that MIC. Bowles, who
had recently gone to the United States
on account Of ill.bealth, had the ex-
elusive charge Of the securities and
management OF the business affairs of
the firm generally. The meeting then
adjourned. There is quite an agitation
among Americans on the continent and
in this city in connection with the
failure, particularly among those
who are holding drafts of the firm
which are now worthless 1t is under.
stood that another meeting will be held
at an early day, when some definite ac-
ton will be taken with a view OF secur-
ing the rights Of the creditors as far as
possible.
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BOSTON,.
The Burnt City.


BosroN, November 16-Steady pro-
gress is reported in respect to clearing
up the burnt district. Already one
story wooden stores have been erected,
and others will soon follow. The in
surance companies are taking a more
cheerful view OF the situation. Some
find that the salvage will average much
larger than supposed at first. Many
underwriters say the salvages may aver
age from twenty to twenty-five per cent
OF all the insurance on merchandise
Every day more instances come to light
OF the saving of valuable goods in large
Quantities. The amount of goods
saved would have undoubtedly been
much larger had it not been for the
idea that seems to have prevailed very
generally that the removal OF portion
OF the goods would invalidate the in-
surance on the remainder. A very
general advance in rates is talked OF,
and when Mansard roofs are deemed
iusurable the advance is especially
marked. Many Of the local insurance
com panies have already begun business
az associations, and will 80 continue
until a new charter is obtained. A
table published this morning shows the
'oss OF Massachusetts companies to be
$50 100000; New York Companies,
100000; foreign, $4.5O0.0OO; Con-
necricut and Pennsylvania companies,
So 600 900 each. Several bodies are
supposed to be yet buried beneath the
ruins, and active preparations are
making to obtain them. Strong efforts
are being made among the members Of
the city government to have a thorough
investigation into the cause and man.
agement of the fire, and such will
probably be instituted.
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valesceuce. These fatal com.
plications are mostly found in horses
which have been sick under the ci.cum.
stances above mentioned, and rarely in
horses which have been carefully kept
previous to the attack and we'll attended
during and after the fever Horses con:
valescipg from this epidemic should
have highly nutritious and easily di-
gested diet. To counteract the tendency
to scurry iron compounds are useful,
and such foods should be especially Sc
lected as are rich in the formal saline
constituents OF the blood and IN amy
laceous compounds- Such are the va
rious bulbous roots, viz, turDips, carrots,
ru,a bsgs, potatoes. &c These to be
readily masticulate and digested should
be boiled and mixed with bran or other
mash.
G. CHooARSr, NJ. D., Chairman,
STEPHEN SMITH, NJ. D.,
MAGNUs GROSS.
Sanitary Committee.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Late Gale.

LONDON, November l6.-A dispatch
from Stral>und to day report. that
eighty vessels w-re totally wrecked IN
TIE ae gale. The town was consid-
sfaoIS damaged by inuudation. The
fishermen on the islands o. Z'ingst,
Das and Hiidonstown lost all their
a'alug smacks aud apparatus. Their
hoi.es aud contents were heavily dam
'sed by the high water. Nearly all
ine caule on the islands were drowned
Inc wells Are fl )oded from the sea, a I'd
Inc inhabitants are suffering greatly foi
i'e'h water, TODD and shelter. The Gov
sfnment has dispatched the steamer
Lockn with supplies to their rellet
iae upIands have also telt the disaster
heavily. Many fshing boats have beer
ilesirosed and the fields near the coas
,lne have been flooded. The loss o
ne both on the island and main land
ygreat.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Circuit
Court yesterday rendered q new de-
cision in q suit brought against the
Great Western Telegraph Company by
one of its stockholders, the former de-
cislon having been reversed by the
Supreme Court. 1t 10 now ordered that
the contract made by the company in
1868, with Selah Reeves, Tor the com.
struction of 1000 miles Of line, be an
nulIed; that each stockholder receive
certificates of stock for as many shares
as he has paid, iorty per cent on twenty.
five dollars; that new election shall
be held on the second Tuesday Of jan
uary for q new Board oil Directors; and
unless said Board settles with Mr..
Reeves in q manner satisfactory to the
court, then the court will allow him
reasonable compensation for time and
labor 10 building the line, and require
him to pay over any surplus into the
treasury OF the company. This dec'son
will not probably result in anv great
change of officers of the company. as 1t
is understood that the present managers
hold majority of the stock, and Will
control the next election.
The Epizoot.
The Humane Society report that the
condition of the horses affected by the
epizootic has greatly improved during
the past week, and where proper care
has been given the animals generally
have been able to work. Few cases Of
dropsy have appeared.
Correspondence.
Mayor Medill yesterday received the.
following dispatch from the City Clerk
OF Boston:
"7o His Honor the Mayor Of Chicago:
"Will you please send by express. for
The information OF the city government,
the proceedings Of the municipality of
Chicago under the act authorizing the
loan OF the city's credit to the sufferers
by the fire.
1Sgned1 JAS. NJ. BUGBEE.
"Clerk."
To this the Mayor replied as follows:
"7o James N. Bugbse, City Clerk, B0s-
ton:
"This city did not loan its credit to
the sufferers BY the fire, our State Con-
forbidding it. No municipal
or State credit was given them.
{Signed1 ~. MEDILL, Mayor"
The day has been very quiet, the
saloons having been closed as usual.
Of late very few arrests have been made.
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DARING OUTRAGE.
A whole Family Gagged and tn
House Robbed.

TlrUsvILLE, Pa, November 16.-At
six o'clock last evening, while Mr..
w atson and his family were at supper
in their residence in this city, five men,
whose faces were masked, entered the
APARTMENT, and after threatening them
with revovers, handcuffed the entire
family, after which they were all gagged
and tightly bound together. While this
was going on inside the house four other
men remained on guard outside. The
thieves proceeded to ransack the house,
and succeeded in opening the safe, from
which they obtained between one and
two thousand dollars. In their haste q
kerosene lamp was upset. The flames
we're communicated to the furniture,
and it was with difficulty that the rob-
bers extinguisbed the fire. Mr.: Watson
was severely burned where he lay upon
the floor. The perpetrators OF the daring
outrage then lett the house, leaving the
inmates all securely gagged and bound.
Il was not until midnight that their
condition was discovered. Mrs. WATSON
was found in a critical condition, the
handouts and irons placed on her ankles
having cut into the flesh. No clue has
vet been found to the thives.
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WASHINGTON.
Visiting tho President.

WASHINGTON. November l6.-Senato,
Cameron and the members of the Phila
delphia delegation yet in the city had
an interview with the President this
morning. There were large mum ber
OF visitors to the White House this
morning.
The Admiralty have notified General
Rodney that the American system OF
ship ventilation has been successfully
tried on board the British feet.
Ordered Hsme.
Captain John M. B. Alitz has been
detached from the command OF the Cali.
fornia and ordered 70 return home aud
await orders.
The Next Nevada Senator.
A prominent member OF Congress
from the Pacific slope, who has just ar
rived iu this city, says that Senator Nye
will certainly be defeated in the Nevada
Legislature this winter, and that Mr..
Jones will be elected to the Unite |
States Senate in the place of Mr.. Nye,
whose term expires on the 4th of March
next. Mr.. Jones is a Republican, q
gentleman Of great wealth, and a native
of Pennsylvania.
Outstanding Currency.
The outstanding currency to-day is
$404 ,S36, 1862.
There are now 32l cadet midshiprnen
in the several classes of the Naval
Academy, and thirty-ons cadet engi-
neers.
Pension Agent Appointed.
Robert H. K'lby has been appointed
pension agent, iu place Of William D.
Gallsher, who has been suspended.
Treasury Balances.
The Treasury balances at the close Of
business this afternoon were as follows
Currency, SS,52l 1856; c,in, S72,997,-
543, including S25 1854. 900 in coin Ger.
tificates.
Survey for the Canal TO the Atlantic
ocean.
The report Of the engineer in charge
of the surveys for canal route to COM
meet the Tennessee river with the At
lantic Ocean, at or near Savannah, has
been prepared for transmission to Con-
gress and will probably be referred to
in the Presidents forthcoming message
The project excites great interest at the
South and Southeast. The invitation
OF Governor Smith, of Georgia, for a
meeting of the Southern and Western
Governors, to take place in Atlanta on
Tuesday next, has been generally &C
cepted and is looked forwardko with
great interest. 1t is proposed to con-
struct this canal on plan to insure the
passage of boats Of 800 tons, and will
cheaper the carriage Of western grain
to the Atlantic fifty per cent.