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DYSPEPSIA, OR NIUE DEVILS.
SAVE sy--y end s0~ess earv ins thoss that ar sict
N ~ With ~. essfsasss snd prs~sras disorder ~ t d.
xrsrr osv.ns will ~ asaA IN TURNER DNsPkPHiA RE-
.cfs bys rhysscsa 81 Cor and has never
fssled ~ s.sg< iast&sce. -
Sdd ~hossals AID rssxil Cor the Proprietor, ".
OWENS Bowery. IL Boad strsst Pncs r~r bot
ia an imsee
D4,OVVs These 20 be LOANED 81 bond and mort
q productive Rial E's ,Ss az q N Nv fg.r AP
mn asod'rb y NASSAU street, NJ
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBIlITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHlAVES
HyGEAN RINONATDR

mental and physicist poe ar " 80 ..,sssrsd
destructiye habits early yosk ,adseaS ageasi
and debility the Hygesn Rraos ws 10 fssad sfh
vmedy, restorrs lie organs ~ 10 both
healthy action, and impotssey w pfsssax
into the sysssm In many instances tn snse nsla
s<rly. BY s~.ouas l~~ishs ssssss seua~ Hs~s
Who have x~sef,h~A IN
Renovatos With spcc~s 10 to~s Affections 2iso Drspfg
sia weakness 81 the bsf and o,as and saee ~ h uasy
all parts ofths Unsoa.
N B.-Copicss dirscsoas sseompany s.sh boai..
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se:, ess &: ef'sa s:!
= FINE FRENCH BOOTS for q . CITY M.sds, and 70,
* S r. :sSib S % md s iss
No. $.a %os M f:' S;
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:: i :: s'' $SS S5Sas NJ ' "a
CHIP or THE Old BLOCK.
MAJQR FANcHER 4 YOUNG BOSS RICH
~ .s: e fas II; ss. srf Boon ~. hiS
: si s::'ss: ss;f:'s' 'ss prices
TO COUNTRY MEECHANTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
. s0 ma .:i y Wis., ss:.sss
:;: IS; ;:.':s :'iSs
@ :ss ed a 4. Il s s sSs :Sd
s. &: :; 81 .:s I'D: !. IL.
say. osai 6as 0a,e di6.rssi kinda Cent?
ss 3 : &: .,.sss sosay %s
sh.s = esns@'y ofssaaias shs goods u th'ir LEISURE
n surERIoR STYLE Of Gvslsmsao' Summer Hats are
we'll wehy ~ ssssisa q ,io.s :Sos, supplying them.
TN n<hss. q sshcm and wsnsassd net TO Be- Affected
y ~ We .sse ssss s :asssss in pan o.
Pearl Csss,sH~ses - -. ,,.......... .....0
s.coss ' -e C. $50, " @
s Ssss s.ss: q fsn.s. end sus.
H.'s q The frat saw VI s sss. RSs% w ;ais
ECONOMY AND FASHION
q ELEoANT s ,yN Y HATS. q
RoBERTsoN asssr.,.si % maintain tse sp.s.aios q
!: s::s s::; 4: y. %- :; 49, =:
to the ps'''e = very i1G1SHzS kr.
: . s:r: IS: s!s ~:
;.ss:-:: .y cIss : S.l nov. L q.
ss; 20 s.:.:. en- ..essi:y %posss I:.y j..
= ssss S ss' not aaso siss
; !. s.s.l syI: .ssS .S' isss
~. i$;5sii i;;q &; ;;s:i;: I''
MILLS, Halter, IFS BROADWAY,
lHowARDs H0TEL,l :
s.ssi.s's. sl Ri IL: !: limits ;s:.sa . :ssS
ss L e T. sss so - - -. 's he CO."
s,s!!y Preach MelrsAia ..........."..S
Fna !. Nugis. .............-. -
:ss;.. 3. :ss; Ans, i; ;:i:s I:sr
.iI y many *. ~ scd which ' Of
s NV s.s. q cs..-s I'D sin H.s ..f.esa,.d Tor t
county T.ss On s !. RI s 0 a.; ;s u Tx x,.
Tiffany I .': . Is.s 81 = would ss.::i
Il the above place ~ Inc
n UENINs GOssAMEk Hal. WEIGHING FROM
ner Hat was tsodsred 70 he Ne- york psbe t~shtrs
Ths success which suend~d them evidenced BY n ~
.. y. s s.'s K: % ::
=: e The ss. cess Which s s. ss
ana conclusive testimony Of his h gsA:s his DE-
90 csii~1) Of de two wssedas yssrs a c Hats
sre lighter and pleasant !hsn any oer 40! i,bls ke
rain; and last not least sh~y & sarss ssss
summer hat, and The uyr oil trim
minrs 81 mating with abscs<s sctasiy tbsm
from being soil~d by prspracs hair OIL exteadW 60 the
outer surfsc~ COMMONLY III With hats dovnt'y
trimmed This sAvsntAss alone entities .rn 20 preference
over All others JOHN N. oENfN,
ala Broadway, Opposite ~. Psnls
NB The Oosssusn arr made without hses In the top and
without uaess especially drsred o,hrsw,ss . nse
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
AND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.
BRUN LAROsiERE 4 COURT, INC William
~ rsrt have Just received By the last Hagp packets
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q. G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
m25 lm*ec Wholesale and Retail 30 Wall ST. up stairs.

INFALL1BLE BED BUG POISON.
WATSON'S BUG DESTROYER needs but one applica-
w ton and the bed bugs will shun their former abode for
who wish keeg free from these vsrmn can DO il small
this preveno several worthless limitations have been imposed
upon the public The genuine l. sold only Apote
Hail. Catherine street; l2 Maiden lane and in Brooklyn by
M Hays l39 Fulton street Price Is and 50 cents bottle
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yArAsAsso-bsrqs< kszh~ss-i,s bars seepss 1917 qtls
wood eerooas bsrs al 70 kis wkssbon~
Msaoa Thonpses-i bsx ssseis " wsssa so.s-i A II
Dsns ~.
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DlAKfHGA, DYNEN1EKY,
c11,snsrp tHsrn p AMT

NEVER uife with disease One days delay in administer.
ing remedy may give disease fatal advantage This 10
especially the in the complaints children That malady
infantumhss often terminated death for want Of prompt
treatment The best remedy for the disease and for al
plants which affect the bowesIe stomacor the liver
COVEL'S ANODYNE CORDIAL. It purgss gently, er;
pures the bowequets the pueand nyigorates the dges
tive ergans These is uniform results, n the united
mony Of all who have tried T. / good EVIDENCE Meet The first
win vanish before It's remedial influence While in
the more dangerous stages will be found the nost effective
the following certificate Of many OF the like import
hereby certify, that young in my employ, severe
~ attacked with dyensy attended wiha copous discharge
Of blood gripping pain Of the bowels and other SYMPHONIC Of
@ sna sSss e oTs
Anodyne Cordial few doses Of which restored him health
%s e. ~, '!IIfSS ~
Price cents Sold Wholesale and retail by j. H. Moseey
9 Fulton doors from Broadway and reaed by
druggists throughout this city, Brooklyn, and Jersey city New
ark, and country villages. myl2 imsm
TRAITS, MICE AND COCKROACHES."
ITO THE PUBLIC.-If you will avoid the ice,
seating efauva in the ensuing and most
healthy smell OF dead mouse, which may be hidden
under the walls in the kitchen cellar other parts your
house. be careful purchase preparation the form Of
Of red color, and smelling like phosphorus; but Il
wish to have your house clear from and mice who AFTER
partakng Of the poison and un and die 10
IL hours afterwards be call the subscrber who
will in all his preparations FOR bsdbpg
other annoying animals and ne viii make charge il persons
Fly Paper Compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap Artificial
Guano Suph.e Ammonia Nitrate Of Soda and Sulphate Of
'0'' on bR LEWIS .RS
m2G 3teod+cc No. q Liberty, near William 81.
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VOIGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE
APPARATUS

"A SRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in
hw, Mr. VoGtlaender, Vienna, enable the subscriber
sell hose Apparatus At reduced prices viz -
plates, at $143.
MsduY .ss Apparatus with inch lenses for half size
Small size Apparatus with one-andsf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, At $50.
Gentlemen sending remittance accordance with the above
prices may depend upon receiving the genuine Voigaender
APPARATUS: md not WORTHLESS imtasd article they having
Plates and Chemicals, Of their importation, well
all other articles connected with their art for sale lowest
market prices. w. A. +. LANGENHEIM.
Referring to the above the inform
the Daguerrean Artists in general that the above Apparatus
other materials can be procured the stated prices their Da
mis- I'm LAM hNHEIM 4 BECKERa
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Ia FAHfIONABIFs
* CARL KING. The well known aid cs!eb,ssd -
Straw Hat Msnufscturvr begs sve inform t Lad1es that
he has for sale splendid and fashionable a Straw
Hats of every description At his stor, No. Dvsssca street
she called the Bohemian 0ry. which fos ssssty and
stands unrisafd.
N B-Imponed Lase Ne~polisn Mats. f.shoaabL shares
and wsrrsnted TO ciesn q sseh ,S,, :, n;....
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nyT I'm oesec
nISEAsEs or 1'HE URINARY OkoA>s-Asck -
Bladder, Also. fumcrrk~A.
urethra. 0ir~<s.
Prostate Gland hxnctars.
kidneys and Hrusnsi veskn~~,
LoIns Diabetes, kf k8a
q. speedily and edeesrsy removed BY n<hys betsies
r,Iis without QUE cscle o. msrcny I<y s saser ssne
gans, rarely ssIrisscrd hom tkss e<l~ nsdesass
md ~ Ma'dsn l:ns sss 70 sas HSbor l. l. w seigm@s
Dwg9ist Price 81 Irs boa a. lmsss
MEDICAL NOTICE.
CTRANOERs AND CITIZENS sfactsd With ssy fern 90
~ variety Of Syphiue ereurs etisf dsssse % whe
have ben only half eund BY qsek had h~ssr esfs f~-
Dr.. Cooper-s,r-Lsst July contracted osrsa privsss
and immediately applied doctor who
me IN week continued with him masii<. bot
duay getting tried after sncsis al the sssstasus
Doctors and each promised positively al
length discovered tbs Object o fsse and s
theywe not doctors concluded the hospital whose
the doctors kept me under OF for sg weeks
my throat and nose liberated. all esafs And
my body covered with ulcers. comps sksiraog. us
doctors considered dmssrous 70 ge any n?Fv nsde
vice Of several friends placed myself usdpr your @ hs
sf January last we'll and restored lxress h~ssh
wish this published. THOMAS GREEN
CARPENTER and Joiner, Harlem, ~. N.
Dr. Cooper warrants TO matter how long
standing Of Get Structure snd Seminal Weskness and mid
cases Of private malades cured in 10 hours wtbo. Interfering
with the patients habits With the exception of Dr. Johsso
Of Duane street Dr. Cooper, OF Duane street, - ti~
only qualified Physician who sdvertses Ia this street
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MULHA USEN PRLNITVORkS
ITO RENT for sale exceedingly %oder:s terms those
Machinery and Fixtures thereon and therein situated in
Southwark Philadelphia below the Navy Yar known tho
Mulhausen Printworks
These works Of ample water privileges and
contain boilers and drying and the
peculiarly well adapted either for calico printing for
'o'''"s "'''' JOHN r. WILMER, No. 20 8. Front st.
JAMES PATTlSON, No. Church Alley.
m2a 3aw3vz Phisdelphs.
BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, moderate terms, ia
ID the pleasant village Of SHREWSBURY, N j. where the
steamboat goes every ana stages pass the house For
m20 3feOdFrc
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
MRS. H SHANKLAND, Daguerrean Artist has fixed the
'front.' part Of the two Of the Bazaar Dagueeotyp
perfect LIKENESS FOR ONE DOLLAR, including neal
Morocco Case Or Frame. 10
For further particulars apply to F. A. ARTAULT,
my6 1mrc At the Lafayette Bazaar.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL Flowers,
AND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.
BRuN LAR0sIERE 3 COURT, INC William
large assortment OF fashionable 1tsng Hiowsn Of the
elegant and LATEST styles, and wi coassnae pr~v
ing them by every SUCCEEDING packet All lmsrc
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hs oods arc waFfanted 70 Be- yenuinc; the PRICES nifty
ton
You will also find in the BAZAAR the most complete NJ
somen Of Sugar Pumbs and Candies, from Is So
pounds Jujube Paste Chocolate, &c.
Two large Saloons have been fitted up magnificent STYLE
a ICE CREAM SALOONS. competent person, from
Philadelphia has been take the entire
ofhe Ice Cream Department ladies gentle
dephia stvle - - - ' SOW
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ohm ROACH Optician &c Nassau street. begs leave
form Photographs that he has just received direct from
Vienna invoice ofVoghaender Sons celebrated German
Prices as folows:-
Tube with snch size plates and stand $45
), DO " inch lenses for quarter DO do. 50.
Persons distance upon forwarding remittance with order
may depend upon having excellent Instrument them
keeps constantly hand assortment Of Plates chemi
GALS cases. and all articles used in the Dagueeoype process
Of best quality and low prices they Be obtained
any where else .f myB lm~rc
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EnsT BoARDmNay $4,000 State s 5000 DC 73;
10000 do 73S 1000 Wilmington cent 49, 1000 Chesa.
ps,ke Loan, 49, 7 1000 do 1000 do TN; 9skares Louis
vile Blk, IT; 800 Wilmington RR 9s 100 DO 1917; Is Inland
wac, 39z. FI
u, SECOND BoSHp,s2o 600 State SIS 1871 1000 Us5. lo9 50
Gulf, 81; 100 Planters Blk Miss, c&p AZ; 100 do s.
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CHIP OF THE oLD BLOCK; :,


= Y. JOHNSON, tlafs Wilson Johnsonl -
has hAnd. ~ Ia Chatham street. d.
eey epo.s the ths.s eas q the hes. assorted stock
Caf tsrr ard As4 Tsst ana Thin sosd Boot. and shoes
ksusd ard sswe Scg ths kAsrsrg nanascioresi adis:
Isisr, Baskssa, Ties mp<s &C. cf every description
srssssr variety q Cden shoss than other n this
CITY 0sntemss 6ae 0ser tvssty different kinds; Cent?
Burksksa oes fIsherRens and Sesmens Boots
I'll o'clock 70 de s.sniax gvinf country mer-
ehssts ogassmsiy ofsxainng tbs goods u their leisure
9yl1 lmsee
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insisted upon as tacit declaration of war;
The Mexican Congress has not yet screwed
up its courage to assume the responsibility of
this position.
On the Sd inst. Senior Cuevas, the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, addressed to the Cham
bers long and general memorial appertain-
ing to his Department. We have not seen it,
but it is represented asa cautious and guarded
exposition Of the topics upon which it touch
es; but by the liberal pers it ls deemed en-
tirely too tame and pacific n its tone, although
he argues that Annexation should inevitably
bring on war. He places strong apparent
confidence in the interference Of European
powers, which although asserting to Texan
independence. may, he trusts, oppose the fur
ther enlargement Of United States territory.
The more high-spirited editors rebuke him for
these sentiments, and insist that no people
can maintain an honorable, distinct national
existence when relying upon foreign powers
for its protection. shat Mexico should appeal
at once to arms, trusting nothing to diploma
cy, (Which is so swayed by European. instead
Of American interests;) and that, as her only
hope of resisting the Ultimate entire ABSORB.
ton of her territory by the Anglo Saxons, she
would now take her stand and fight, and il
compelled TO succu!nb, at least do so with
honor.
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The North Carolina Standard.
". ~. HOLDEN. Editor and Propr;etor.


WN HEN the undersigned TODD charge of the
w Standard, on the LIST Of June. is43, its list
numberei about one thousand subscribers Since
that time this number has considerably increased,
but it is still insufficient to support such paper
the democracy Of the State desire to have at the
seat of government. All the friends of the paper,
with whom the undersigned has conversed and
correspondent on the subject, think that the list
may be increased 10 at least four thousand. Cam
not this be accomplished! The undersigned tes-
pcctfuIly submits whether out of 40 900 democrat
c voters in North Carolina, there cannot be OBJ
tanned for the Central Journal permanent circu-
lation of four thousand copies.
It is needless, perhaps, to say that the Standard
will be constantly devoted to the support and pro-
mitigation of democratic principles and that its
Editor will labor, month by month, and year by
year, with whatever abilities he may possess, to
destroy the odious and dangerous doctrines Of the
Federal party. And it may not be improper TO
state here, that at the late meeting Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee for n orth Carroll
ma, a resolution passed heartily and entirely
approving of the course of the Standard since it
has been under the control Of the unders gned and
recommending 70 the party throughout the State
the importance of increasing its circulation. The
Standard will continue to give attention as hereto
fore, to miscellaneous reading, and to the general
news of the day and no efforts nor pains will be
spared to render it useful and interesting sheet
To those who, at the commencement of his labors
gave to the undersigned generous support and
confidence; and who continue to cheer him by theil
patronage and fricndship-and indeed to the whole
democratic party of the Stste--he tenders his sin
cere thanks.
Terms of the Standord-For single copy
three doa,sper annum in odvance. One copy fol
two years. or two copies for one year, for five dol
lars, in adrance. For four copies ten dollars fo
ten copies twenty dollars-i, Advance. Any per
son procuring and forwarding five subscribers will
the cash Csl5> will be entitled to the paper for OH
year free of charge. WIN. w. HOLDEN.
April 23d, ls45.
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From tho n. Q, Picayunc, goth ult.
TNepr from Mexico,

The schr Fanny arrived at this port mia
morning with later advices from Vera Cruz.
We are indebted to Capt. Patterson for Vera
Cruz dates OF the 18th inst, The schr. sailed
on the 18th, which is ten days later than our
previous advices.
Mexico has not declared war against the
United States: but the offici paper, Ell Dia-
rio del Gobierno; Of the Sd inst, announces
that it is in possession Of certain movements
on the part of the Government, of warike
character, which it is constrained to withhold
from the public, as secrecy is the soul Of mil.
ltaTy operations; but that journal adds. that it
trusts that the speedy and successful issue OF
these operations will soon relieve the public
curiosity in regard to them.
The papers of the capital and Of Vera Cruz
are occupied almost exclusively with the SUBJ
ject of Annexation. There are not wanting
those who insist that there is no alternative
lett to Mexico to preserve untarnished her
honor but war. The writer's take the dstinc-
ton that though, from the necessity of the
case, the acknowedg ment of the independence
OF Texas might not be incompatible with ma
tona honor, the Annexation ,(agregacion) OF
That Department to foreign country is fla
grant outrage. The logic of this is not so ob.
Vious as 1t might be. They 60 on to say that
Is no longer an open questions; that however
they may have been distracted by civil dis
sessions, the present Government is bound
oy the pledges of previous administrations
and that tho protests against Annexation. made
many months since, should be followed I'D tc
avoid national humiliation in the eyes of the
TTofIo' and the proceedings of the U. State:
congress, sanctioned by the Executive, be
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POSTSCRIPT.

U,As We are going press we have been shown
private letter of the 2sth inst, from ashington
in this State, which states that the large swamps
in Beaufort, Tyrell, and Hyde counties were on
fire. The letter goes on to say, that there were
"two whole families burned up in Tyrell one Of
the families consisting Of man, his wife. three
children, and three negroes the other family" says
the writer, 81 did not learn how many were burn
ed. The whole woods are on fire. We suppose
we shall hear more of this matter before our next
issue:
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CHARLESTON MARKET-April rs.

C3tton.-It will be recollected that the Up
land market, at the close Of the previous week,
although somewhat depressed In consequence
Of the withdrawal of buyers, to await the re-
suit Of later advices from the other side, ex.
hibted no positive change in prices; but. on
Saturday last, several factors, who, yielding
to circumstances, met purchasers, at slight
reduction, and about 500 bales changed hands.
On Sunday the Great Wcstcrn' accounts reach-
ed us, advising of a reduction on former f.
CURES 8 I'd; and, on Monday, purchasers
were in attendance, but holders would not ac-
cept their bids. and they retired, after having
taken only 900 bales, at !. and occasionally
&C. of, and buyers were equally unsuccessful
on Tuesday. as the transactions on that day
did not reach 800 bales, at similar prices; and
thus has it been from day to day, to the close
Of business; in fact, dealers, early in the week,
seemed to have come TO a taclt understanding.
not to do anything in Upland Cotton, until
the advices per the steamer Of the 18th inst,
shall have been recelved-hence the very linn
tied operations. 1t is impossible, in the pres
ent state Of affairs, to give quotations with
any degree Of accuracy. The receipts, since
| our last, foot up 1921 bales, and the sales in
the same time, but 1900 bales, as follows: Is
at 5; 226 at 81; lOl at So; lac at 81; II at So;
las at 81; 81 al s.; 81 at 6; 1870 at 81; 663 al
Ct; % at 6; los at 81; and $50 bales at 65c
per 10. The transactions in Sea Island during
the week, reach 500 bags white, as follows
35 bags from Is to l69; lI9 from Is to 2l; Sc
from Is to 90; l4l from 90 to 25; l9 from %
to %; % at 81; 70 from 25 to IS; "a from q
to 2Sc., and 63 bales at prices not made pub
lie, and 43 stained do. from 6 to &c., and *
bags maine from 90 to 22c. per ID.
Rough Rice.-The receipts since our las
have been about 10000 bushels, which hav'
changed hands at &c, SO and 9Oc. per bushel
1000 bushels having brought the latter figure
Grain.-The receipts of Corn during tn
week have been three cargoes from No. Ca.
in all about 5000 bushels, which were take
by dealers within the range Of our quotations
Some 1000 bushels Maryland Oats have ais
been received and sold at Doc. per busheI.-
About 800 bundles New York and Easter
Hov, arrived since our last have been dispose
: of within the range Of our quotations.
t Bacon.-The supply Of Western Shonlder
+ and Sides has been gradually increasing fo
, several weeks past, and our quotations ar
with difficulty sustsined. Some so hhds. {
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From the London Punch.
Mrs. CaudIe's Curtain Lectures.
LECTURE TX.
MR.. cAUDLE HAS BEEN TO GREENWICH FAIR

MR.. CAUDLE HAS BEEN TO GREENWICH FAIR.
Hem! So, Mr.. Candle: hope you enjoyed
Yourself at Greenwich. How do know you.
we been at Greenwich! ] know livery we'll,
sir know all about it know more than you
think know. l thought there was something
in the wind. Yes, was sure of it. when you
went out of the house, to-day. knew it by the
looks of you, though didn't say anything
Upon my word! And you call yourself re-
spectacle man, and the father ola family! Co.
ing to fair among all sorts of people.-at
your time of life. Yes; and never, think OF
! taking your wife with you. Oh no! you can
90 AMI enjoy yourself out, with I don't know
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Cheap, Comfortable, and
TR.aTELLZyvG

FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAIL ROAD hereby that and after
OF MAY and
Prom Baltimore
the supeiorS
irons 5OtoS7O
GA
the
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rmana in tEnso
Fare be
from ~
April ls45 [32tl0m1 Supf f. PKR
81 travellers Philadelphia
Ia S. GARRETT, p. r..
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ts4A4A aZ PORT OF VVILMINGTON. AAAZ
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
April 23-brig Granite, Hopkins, New York, to
Barry & Bryant.
2l-schr Squire & Brothers, Price, Phila., to
G D Ellis & Co.
25-Br schr Manchester, Bethel. Harbor Island,
to G w Davis.
2S-brig Clarion, Leland, New York, to G w
Davis.
brig Frances, Stuart, New York, to G w Davis.
Dr. schr John Boynton, Gault, Jamaica, to w
Davis.
schr D Jones, Crammer, New York, to r w
Brown.
29-Br brig Charlotte, Moody, Liverpool, Eng,
to w Davis.
April 23-Packet schr L Smith, Mills, n Y,
by K w Brown.
25-schr Westcot., Vance, Philadelphia, by
Ellis & Co.
26-brig Tangier, Park Warren, R ], by Potter
& Kid,ler.
schr Ellen, Boon, Philadel phia, by G w Davis.
schr Alaric, Purnel New York. by c d Ellis
& Co
schr Robin Hood, Klllman, Camden, N J, by
Barry & Bryant.
2s-Packet schr Jonas Smith, Collect, N York
! Ly R w Brown.
schr Jane Yates, Tolman, Barbados and mar
! k>t. by John Hall.
29-barque Dunlap, Thomas, Kcnnebunk, b,
G w Davis.
May 2-scns Geneva, Carver, New London
! Conn, by Dickinson.