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Wilson's and Kendall's Coitons No. to-
Rose, point DuG and Whitney Blankets of every size
and quality,
Blue aud mi xcd Kcrseys and Plains,
LIST and 2d quality red Paddings,
Super and extra English white Flannels,
Black and colorcd Bombazettes,
vender, olive, and dahlia, "a and Cd Imitation Me-
rnos,
Splendid painted do.
Black and assorted colors heavy rolled Circassians,
Marshas black, blue all coors and whted brown,
patent Thread No. 16 TO 30
Do. Patent Seine No % to 80 put up in 2 o. hanks
Ladies' fawn habit gloves.
Gcntemens' London Buck and Hcxham tan GLOVES,
Cd Cambrics, Jackonets and checked Muslins,
A plain and figured Bobinet,
Cotton and gimp Edgings and Laces
"A Grecian, plain and figured Bobinets,
Do. Footings,
Plain Bobinet do.
Thread Edgngs and Laces,
Black and white worsted Women 8 Hose,
White and mixed lamb wool half do
Black and white worsted do do.
White worsted Shirts and Draws,
large assortment new style London Prints,
Brown, olive and drab Flushngs, &C. &c.
The above goods, also the balance of our large
stock and H be sold cheap (y the piece pack
agc) they be obtained any market this coun.
try IL any one interested in this natter yet skept
cal, from ignorance not having examined hnself)
preudiced (bccause his and competitors arc
SOY respectfully invite such one canddly 10 ex-
amino, and then Judge.
+. d. j. S. JAMES 81 CO.
Sept. il. I31-Stl Market Bridgc
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NO PROFEsSORs AM MEN OF sCIrNcr

THO PROFESSIONALISM MEN OF SCIENCE
~ An election of Professor of Chemistry and Ma
tural Philosophy in William 81 Mary College, Va, will
be made on the 9TH day of October Gentlemen who
may desire the situation will present their Testimonials
ON or before that day. may have them presented by
directing them to the Undersigned, to the Rev. A
Empie, ID ID, President Of William Il Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va. The emolumcnts fee Of TWEEN
t dollars from each student in each class; and salary
OF one thousand dollars, which, it depends upon
income arising from lands debts and stock though il
is considered to be ultimately good is always pune
tualy paid ad diem. J. PAGE,
Rector Of Ydiam q, Mary College.
The friends OF William IL Mary assured that the
interest of the College will not be neglected. and that
an able course Of lectures may be expec.ed.
J. p, X. Of ". & NJ c.
Do n. D. The Cloho, National intc gcncc Washington; N.
Times New Haven Herald, and Boston Ccnnci
TO insert the above till l Oeoberand their
mund Christiun Bursar of tho College, at Richmond.
Sept. 1. 34-St
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ID ICHMOND MEDICAL SCHOOL.--Iectnr nm
N q on the various branches of Medical Science win
be delivered in the city of Richmond commencing the
last Monday in October, and ending the LIST Of March
next For that purpose, the following gentlemen have
associated themselves together and will teach the SUBJ
jccts affixed to their respective names:
III. JOHNSON, Nj ID, Anatomy, Physiology and Sur
gerry
JAMES BEALE, M d., Practice of Physic, and the
Institutes of Medicine.
ROBERT BRIGGS, NJ. D. Materia Medica Them.
peulics and Hygiene.
ROBERT w. HAXALL, NJ. d.. Midwifery and the
Diseases of Women and Children
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prehenson of immediate collision between the authori.
ties (and people, of ONO and MIcHIeAs than had
supposed The orders from the acting Governor of
MioHIeAs under which volunteers said TO be on
the march TO the disputed Territory appear have been
ISSUED on the presumption, that force from Quo
would be in attendance to protect Court about TO be
holden We learn however, that orders had been
gwen by the Governor of Quo to volunteers to march,
as was supposed We learn, moreover that no Court
would be attempted to be held under the authority OF
Ohio, either with without the protection of military
force, the Court itself being fully organized, no
Sherh having been yet appointed for the county
Ley us nope, then, that the apprehended storm will
yet blow over.-Ivdt. Int.
The Cherokee Indians in Georgia, were TO IA a
" Green Corn Dance" kind of National Festival on
inc II 81 ut, ut their Council House, Rome. At
THIS Dance, their Committee, which appointed 10
meetth United State Commissioners settle tic pre-
m,nares OF the treaty with the General Government,
VIII submit their Report to the Nation They will also
nix upon The time when they will convene, and rafy or
REJECT Ridges Treaty.
BALriMoRE, Sept. 10.-The Hon. JONI FonsYru. Sc
cretary of State arrived in yesterday and took lod
ings ut Barnum's Hotel.
Maj Gen, Scorr also arrived here yesterday and took
lodgings at the same hotel Chroa;cle.
Tue PURCHASE OF TExAs-We mentioned n few
weeks ago, that there abroad that treaty
was In Washington between the United States and Me
co, by which Texas was cedcd to the former Our nor
nation now is such leave but little doubt of the
fact To avoid all constitutional questions TO the righ,
TO purchase the following plan, understand has bee
States has been by the authority of the two
governments, and of is still unsettled avoid all
APehse ana controversy hereafter, Tor cert
IN money to be made to the Mexican by
United States II is agreed that the Rio del Nortc shall
| be the dividing line.-.vatohez Courier
In section of the United States is the spirit oc Emf
grafton moving more rapidly than in Eastern Virginia
Hundreds of the best portion of the population Of the
Old Dominion are rapidly vending their way TO the
grand emporium of the South 10 the far West Up-
wards OF 30 or 40 of our most promising young me N
will in the short period of month bid adieu TO our
good old borough-Nortoik Beacon
Edward Rufin, Esq, of Virginia. has Just published
as Supplement to the Farmers Register, the second
edition of his invaluable essay Caieareous afnurcs
This edition contains nearly three fourths more print
than the first and yet is sold but little more than hal
this price The original work lately recommended
IN the Gazette in detail, by an intelligent correspond
ent.--.Ndt. Gazette.
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WHAT - DUFr GRgEs ABoDr-EIe is trying 70 Si.
Tae the UNION The Telegraph Grc.brand of faction
WeDD ana NOAH and al the papers in the service Of
Green, have long been trying to inRame che South
against TOE NORTH, and the North against the South
disunionsts. ~ ~
~ 4 were not for the ebotonsis, the disuniopists
would not dare crook finger against sacred fpion
Green, Webb and Noah are 20 well convnceS r, ~.
Portance OF the abotorsts 20 the of their s
fious PROJECT OF dividing the country two great g
ogfaPhlca parties that they to be ssd that their
allies, the aboiuonsts sufficiently numerous 40
sfghten the south Hence their attempts 10 represent
spe es more numerous than they really or ever can
he 1hey even had the hardihood to class DE who'll
democratic Van Barren party in the North With the abo
buonsss Bot u turns cot, examination that there
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NhcinlslrY and FhnrI

=
Although the Chair Uf Chemistry is not as vet nsson-
ed 1t is believed that Chemist Of entire CONSISTENCY ns
lecturer and practical OPERATOR will this dcpnrt
ment before the course Of lectures commences The
Chemical Apparatus belonging TO of the teachers
is complete with very few exceptions II was purcbas
ed Europe, under the superintendent Of Mcssrs La
crox and Pxi; indeed, considerable portion of Il was
made by NJ. Pix IL will be in complete order by the
last of October.
Lectures will be delivered daily by each teacher ex
ccPt the teacher Of Midwifery, who will lecture four
times week. giving the students by that arran cement
an opportunity Of attending Clinical Lectures twice per
week. =
One Of the teachers spent several months in Paris du
ring the last autumn and winter making Anatomical and
Surgical Preparations for the Museum and purchased
every important anatomical model and morbid specimen
which could be procured in that city He is at present
actively engaged, making preparations and models for
the ensuing session Of the Richmond Medical School -
valuable collection Of Surgical Instruments oa
been purchased, with which every surgical opera.
ton from the most trivial TO those Of the greatest na0
nitude, will be exhibited; and the students will be per.
mtted 20 perform all clirurgca operations upon The
subjects in the dissecng II is expected .bat an
assistant who j. well qualified for such duties will aid in
the dissoctDg rooms, where The Teacher of Anatomy
will attend three hours every evening to give instructions
Practicai 9natomy The anatomical facilities Of
Richmond and its vicinity inferior to none in the n 8
One Of the ab0ve-named gentlemen is Physician 10
the Richmond Aims House, where the students will
have an opportunity, twice week OF ofener Of benr-
ing Cn'cdt Lectures, feeling the pulse applying the
stethoscope, Ito the Of which, one Of the above
naIneo gentlemen has paid special attenton) and maxi
ing ucn other examinations Of patients as che attending
physician may deem expedient to be instituted.
ihere are many very respectable private boarding.
houses IN Richmond, where students can be accommo.
dated on the most reasonable terms
ne terms for the course will be go for each ticket
august a. 20---t1N
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0nn PACKAGES BRITISH DRY GOODS
eOVO We have just in store our Fall Importation,
per Ship Tally. Ho from Liverpool, which, with goods
previously received, makes
Three Hundred Packages British Dry Goods
The largest and best assortment offered to the er-
chants of this State, by ourselves, probably any
other house i'm this cty-conssting in part of
Super and extra blue black olive, green invisible do
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

WfEMoiRSi@ the LIFE a,id Correspon-
SssA deace Of the Rev. Christian Frederick
SteGrfs, 10 which is prefxed a Sketch Of the
History OF ofChrsiianity in India, by Hugh Pear
son. ID. ID. hrsl American edition.
The Ch'tstian Union, or an argument for
the abolition Of Sects, by Abraham Van Dyck,
Counsellor at Law. To which is prelixed q
sketch Of the life .! the author.
Also, Practical and Internal Evidence against
Catholicism, with occasional strict ures on Mr..
Buffers Book ofthe Roman Catholic Church
in six Lotlers addressed 10 the Impartial among
the Roman Catholics Of Great Britain and Ire
land. by the Rev. Joseph Blanco Whto, M A
b ID. from the second English edition.
Barnes Notes Explanatory and Practical on
the Acts Of the Apostles, designed for Bible
Glasses and Sunday Schools. by Albert Barnes
APractical Wow Of the Prevailing Rol igious
System Of Professed Christians in the higher and
middle classes in This country, conlrasted with
Real ChrisHdnify, by Wilbe,forco. Esq.
with an Introductory Essay, by Bishop Wilson
History the Reformed Religion IN France,
by the Rev. Edward smeey, M A. late fellow
OF Sidney sussex College, Cambridge, IN 8 vols,
being Nos 7, 8 and OF tho Theo.ogIcal Lii
brary all just published aud for sale by MIR.
SHALL BROW.N& co. Siatloners, Pub
fishers aud Booksellers, No 10 Morket-streei,
Providence. June g.
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AUCTIONS.
.AdmiaisfrofOr's Saie.


To be sold at Public Auction, on Satur-
day, June Goth, OF the premises, in
Burlington, al 2 o'clock, Afternoon,
by virtue Of License from the Court OF
Probate Of the town OF harrington, he Id
on Monday, May 4lh, 1885.
A LII the right, title and interest Of
IA which JEREMIAH BowEN, late Of
Bai rinston, died seized, or SO much there
OF, as will raise the sum ol three hundred
Dollars, for the purpose OF paying his Just
debts and funeral charges IN and to Iwo
lots Of land, butted and bounced AZ .ol-
lows: Lot No l-south by Samuel Il.
Martin, west by Jeremiah S. Drown,
north by James Bowen, east by the mid
die line, $50 called, contaiaIng about
one and half acres, more or less.
Lot No 2--is n piece Of salt marsh,
and is situate in Warren, and is bounded
south by Aaron Cole, west by Palmer's
River, $50 caIled,) north by Benjamin
Kingsley, eas, by --------, contain
ing ABOUT hall an acre, more or less.
ConditloDs-Cash.
JAMES BOWEN, Admir-.
Darlington, may 80. 4w
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Sherman, Bristol, $50. At Tslcahuana. March
5tb, Milton, HowIand, 1900 Goo wh); Nile.
Townsend, 1900 (650 sp.) Capt. Il. reports, al
Mocha, March lst, Philip Tabb, Bowen, Warren,
500 bbls GOO sp.)
Sailed, ship Parker, Austin, Pacific Ocean Ce-
res, Barker, South Atlantic bark Favorite, Stats
Bremen brig Armadiilo, Reese, do.
Arr at Newport, 29th, ship John Coggeshall
Macy, Pacific Ocean, with 1900 bbs sperm oil.
Also, arr ship Martha, Potter, South Atlantic
Ocean, 53 days from Rio Janero, with 100 bbls
whale oil, 225 sperm and 1000 lbs bone, for New
Bedford, Spoke, in Feb, ship Planter, anter. Nan
tucket, l80 bbls sperm. Left at Rio, 9th March,
ships Ere, Dennis. for Newport, LeoDidas, Crapo
Farhaven, for the Isle Of Grands soon brigs John
Rob, Of Baltimore, dlschargng Henry Clay, o
Boston, do, and several other Americans, names
unknown. Spoke, May 22d, lat 81 46, Ion &C AZ
schr Independence, Lee, days from New York
for West Indies 23d, lat 3s AZ lon 6s 55, fell il
with the wreck ofa vessel supposed to be schr
Of about 100 tons, n.ass, bowsprt, deck, and decl
beams gone--appeared to be nearly new, and fit
ted to carry centre board.
Arr at Providence, 29th, brig Eagle, Evans
Philadelphia ; sch Ida, Franklin. Baltimore.
Sailed. brig Granite, Fisher, Boston.
Also arr June LIST, brig Juno, Wilbour, Norfolk
schr Mount Hope, Sh,erck, Charleston siooI
Eagle, Chace, Mobile.
spoken, April 2lth. off Start Point ship Saral
& Arcelia, Bennett, Of Bristol, from Mobile io
Havre.
Arr at New York 3lst. brig Agnes, Vinson~&l
days from Matauzis. Sailed IN co with brig Lau
rel, Spooner, for Providence, Left, brigs Nep-
tune, Bradford, from Bristol, arr 10Th Remit
tance, Llscomb, for do ldg.
AT Newport 3lsl, brig Sea Bird. Carr, lIaya
ma, i6lh uIt
Cid at Salem, 2sth. ship Izette. sistare, S. At
lanlic.
Arr ut Fall River, May 3lst, ship Atticus, Bnrr
from Havana, II days lIth. OFT The Moro Cast
le, spoke brig frankin, Barton, of this port, IL d.
from New York for Campcachy 10Th. oil ID l
Shot Keys, saw bark Roman, of Boston, bri:
Neptune, OF Bristol, and large ship showing
red signal with white bail.
AT New London, 3lsl. ship Jason. Co it, Pacific
full. Reports at Otahee, Jan 20th, ship fab'us
Chase. Nantucket, 10 mos out, 500 bbis, last iron
New Zoaand hud leil his mate aud 3 men for de
nying duty.
Cld at Wilmington. 2sd, bark Poacher, Bowen
Cuba.
Arr II, Providence Sd, brig Laurel, spooner. /;
days from AaianZas.
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I'M AR sTsIse.

In Dighton, on Monday morning last, ALMOND
GVsHEE, NJ. ID. ofthis town, to Miss ELIzABETH
WILLIAMS, younses, daughter Of the late Ma
thanicl Williams, Esq.
In Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Bigelow, Mr. Nathan
Willis to Miss Rebecca ;. Dean.-.By the Rev.
Mr.Nlaltby, Edison Dean to Miss Hannah P.Brigss.
by the same Rev. James Breed to Miss Mary,
daughter Of Jesse Smith, Esq. Of that town.
In Providence, Mr.. James G. Brown to Miss
Ann Eliza Howe, all Of that eity.-NIr. Charles
w. NIiIbank. of New York city, to Miss Mary w.
daughter Of Luther Ainswor,h. Esq. Of the former
place.
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BEANS.
" n bushels White Beans just re-
eDO eeived and for sale by
june 6. r.. w. BURR.
hH0NG 4 3 g., BOON IE;].! ~ -.

w ceived checked cambricks, Swiss
musins, French calicoes, superior chally
do, ninepenny and shilling do, twilled and
common stripes, stripe and check shirt
ings, cotton bats, coltonat, drillings, vel
vet, vestings, cotton hosiery, Italian era
vats, silk and cotton hdkis, braid, buttons
for children's clothes, tapes, combs, pins,
sewing silks, threads, knitting cottons,
fans, gloves, nankins, gauze ribbons,
chints calico, pearl buttons, spool cottons,
red flannels, yellow do, stripe satinets,
padding, canvass, blue jean, tickipgs,
wrought and tamboured cambric insert
lngs, lace do, steel busks, sc. SC,
UaU 30.
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REH HLEN.

In Providence, on Tuesday last, suddenly, Mr.
Anthony Smith, son of Capt James Smith, OF thi.
this town, aged % years
In Bristol, on the 2Sth ult. Mary Slocum, aged
40 years.
In Hudson. N. Y. on the 23d ut. very suddenly
Mr.. Samuel N. Blake, formerly Of Bristol, agec
about 50 years.
In Jamestown, ON the 2sth ult. after short u!
ness, John Hopkins, NJ. ID. aged "a years, son o
MIR. Oliver Hopkins.
In Providence, on the 29,h ul,. Mrs. LYDIA Flor
encc, widow Of the late Mr.. Paul Florence, age,
40 years.
In Mobile, 9Th inst Mr.. Gideon Tompkins, n
ged about SO, Of Little Compton, Il. ].
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Sailed from Savannah, 9th, ship America
Child, Liverpool.
Arr at Bay Islands. New Zealand Dec 9th
ship Benjamin Rush, Coffin. Of this port, with 6oC
bbIs OIL aud sailed Jan. 5th Feb 9th, Bowditch
Gardner, Of Bristol, 80 mos out, 2ib0 bbs. Heard
from, Ganges, Clark, ofBrs,ol, 25O0.
ArratNew Bedford, 2slh, ship Grattude, Fish
or. from Pacific Ocean, with 2s0o'bbls sperm oil
Sailed. bark Lender, Weeks, Pacific Ocean.
3Olh, arr ship Coal, Wilton, from Pacific o.
ccan, s5 days from Talcauhu,na, with 2I5O bb'
spcrm OIL spoke, Dec litb, l.. L. Richmond
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OPERATIONS ON THE
yrtIynWEra

49, SssSl 49,. 49, N+wAS
EMR. ]. N. SUMNER has taken the
R tenement that was formerly occu-
pied by DR. MILLER, No. 90 Westmins-
ter-s,rcot, East ofthe Arcade, where he
intends to pursue tho profession OF Den
tistry in all its branches and where he
will be pleased to receive all those who
" III favor him with a call.
DIR. S. while under the tuition Of Drs.
LIarmood g; Tucker, of Boston, acquired
the art Of making their "Mineral Teeth" "
These Teeth possess decided superior
ty over all other artificial teeth now in
use, whether Animal or Porcelain es-
pecially in those cases, where, owing to
the absorption Of the jaw bone it becomes
necessary to make an artificial um,which
can he done with the material he uses,
and so colored as to resemble the natural
gum, completely !; by this means the natu-
raj shape oithe mouth will be preserved,
aud that ghastIy appearance aud Kissing
in the speech n, oided, which is produced
by setting very long teeth to supply the
deficiency ofgum.
DR.. S. is permitted TO refer to the a
bove named gentlemen.
Providence, June G. 3w.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED.

May 3Oih-Brg Atlas, Thompson, Charleston
Brig Crawford, Gardner, do.
3lst-Sloop, Bridgewa,er, Mason, Albany.
Schr, Pilot, Smith,, Kingston, for Dighton.
June 2d-Sloop, Eliza, lawton, Iladdam.
3d-sloop Nj Moriah lngraham Providence.
Sioop Hard Times, Waldron, Bristol.
4ili--soop Scallower, Cooper, Cutichunk.
SAILED.
June 3d-sloop Portsmouth, Winslow, N York
Sloop Hope, Carr, do.
ith-blig Union, Turner, Pictou.
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BRUCE'S NEW YORK
TYPE FOUNDRY.

- ~ snhsasibsrs respectfully inform the Print
y, e'sti'srthey have recently completed n va
variety ofnew fonts Of letter in tho style Of the
latest European specimens, we'll calculated for or
namentnl printing or tasteful display, and making
their assortment of PRINTING TYPES unrNaed
IN beauty, extent and variety. A book Of speci-
mems may be ohtuined at the Foundry, No 10
ChaihaIn-slreet, or ut No l3 City Eal Place. II
contains specimens from Twelve line ica to Pearl
nm
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FANCY GOODS!!!

JN Ue JVCtC CuSH SIOft M VaIer- Street.
he subscriber has constantly oD hand,
a large assortment of Fancy Goods ana
is almost daily receiving some new and
fashionable articles, direct from the New
at the very smallest advance from Cost
for Cash JOHN DAyoL.
may 3Oth.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship NORTH AMERICA, Grinnell, South At
lantic, June 7th.
Ship ROSALlE, Stillwell, Pacific Ocean, soor.
Ship MILES, Adams, South Atlantic Ocean, u
bout June 18th.
tEJDLet,ers sent TO this Office, free of expense,
will be despatched by first conveyance.
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FoaoEnr.-A young man, twenty
three years Of age, was arrested in Lonis-
vile on the 6tn inst. charged with hav-
ing forged draft for three thousand dol
lars, on the Union Bank ofthis city, pur-
porting to be drawn by the Decatur
Bank of Alabama. He presented it for
exchange at tho Clinton Bank in Colum-
bus, Ohio, and obtained the money. The
forger who passed by the names Of Lyman
Wilson, and Ludlow, at different places,
but whose real name is supposed to 90
Ludlow, was OH the point ofbeing married
to highly respectable young lady of
Louisville, g. previous to this occurrence,
was very respectable, and the utmost as
tonshment was excited by the discovery.
Fifteen hundred dollars Of the money
were found on his person /; lhe remainder.
he had expended in the purchace Of ele-
giant furnature, at Cincinnati. He rep-
resents hinselia as belonging to an opulent
family in Charleston, s. c. [Comme-
cial
Some years ago tho following inscription, en-
.raved on the fragment Of II stone, was discovered
amongst the relics Of an antiquarian, and was con-
sidered hy him great curiosity, aud enhanched
in value by its translation having puzzled the best
scholars Of the uge
A.T.H. 4 H.Ls.s.T.
oSERE. POS. Er
II. cLAUD. CosrER. TRIP
Il sELLERo.
=. IMP.
IN. or. oNAs. DO
TIL. III.
&C.
ON. soR.
T. A.. N. T..
Some suppose il to refer 10 the Emperor Clau-
dian ill lad one day spoli it out: "benenth this
stone reposeh Claud Cosler, trposeller, ot lmping
ton, ~ doth his consort Jane"
| A case Of Small Pox occurred last week in the
town Of Stow. The Yeoman's Gazette says
the person was employed IN paper MILL and
probably ,Ook the disease irOin some OF the old
rags deposited ut the establishment.
| The 2isi Of March, the adversary Of the re-
turn of Napoleon from Elba, was celebrated by
the surviving officers Of tie ex-lmperul Guard,
now at Paris At brought TO mind many MOURN
ful but proud "reminiscences OF tho gIores OF
the empire, and among the toasls mas thut OF
their immortal captain.
! For the badies ii ,cny to make Caiicoes
10 ash ,oeH lniuse 3 gs salt in quarts Ct
boiling water, and put The Calico IN, while hot,
and leave 1t ill cold. And in tins way. tho
colors are rendered permanent, and will not
fade, by sub,equent washing. So SAYS lady
who has frequently made the experiment her
self.
A shor, time since an advertisement appeared
in tho Philadelphia Gazette, inqulring tor man
I,,, ,,o .,i n1 lint m
large sum of money had been bequeathed to him
by an Individual who recently die In Europe
The person alluded to, called our office yes
terdny, TO make inquiry for gentleman WHO is
supposed to reside IN This city, and WHO il wa,
/ stated, was acquainted with the parIlculots o
he case.
He lad the appparance of being labor
inc man or farmer Tue whole amount to whicl
, he has thus fallen heir. by one oi the sulde
whins OF the tickle goddess Fortune, is E27 +,
90 serilng.- Baltimore Republican.
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THE WlRREN CLASSICAL
SCHOOL

NM' III bo opened on "Wednesday
Wv next, at the room formerly occu-
pied as the Masonic fall. Those who
wish to JOIN this school will attend at that
place at o'clock, in the morning.
lune g.