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X FAD THlS

LII CASES In the Surgical and Medical line especially
those ofong standing receive advice and medicine
No n Resds strsst y. HElNE. "a. Dt
n.se
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Medical Advice,

LAMENT still c0ufdentially consulted.
- old Office 81 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
judicons neither restraint ect. him
dance from business puIruts Recent cases cured in
days .---.-. ...-
youth and thereby causing night and
ualy confirmed impoency, the Dr. stricst attention.
his object being restore the SYSTEM mentally aud bodily
that STATE Of q yig9r nature originally ds,igaed
patient being the least sometimes caused by mssa
uninafsd medical pretenders, and sometimes by the
neglect Of the parties themselves, by the Dr. escuay
cured, without pain or inc0nvenience.
geons he city perfect cure or charge made
Letters postpaid cuclosing fee Immediately attended and
medicine with Of the United States
Office 50 Gold sIsst Open Rom . AN. to 9P.M.
mhl3 lmsrc
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE-Citizens and
Mott for OF the many diseases may act the
human SYSTEM which beyond medical aid All diseases
will be treated with candor and integrity rrc
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared nv
NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ d., LISBON PORTUGAL
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which s-se Pills
composed have made them the wonder and sdiraton
preparation ever discovered that has proved invariably cs
The directions are translated into Engsh and ara cny.lod
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
tain the signature Of Nj dc Boudsloaue and The English
ysctons havo tho signature Of Or r. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the Continent OF America.
Sister. Sold by Dr. = MELvEAU. agent ard importer }or
the units4 States Office. l1s Liberty street. Greenwich
Ssia ia Rostos Salem street Letter. d;reee 70 Dr. T.
ev@su, boz 1874 New York will With immeas stpen
tion All letters mutt be post paid. mrl imdEiwsrc
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u "A q u T. X X e OTYP
GENERAL,

U X E ISHING ESTABL ISHM EMIT !,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA.
HE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave inform the Daguerre0ypc
Artists. that they have eOasdeySbiy snargeS their eonnse
and Europe They have also made be supplied
with article used in the pagerreotye Art They
Camera: son.istng Of hre deren, sizes for the sale Of
Plates and Chemicals either for Dnsuereotype CaIotype
made their especial order Gases Sizes the best Polishing
Substances every oyr article used for the Daguerreoype
constantly hand r long connection with the Daguer
rcotype Art and their taking pictures
recommendation and reliance Daguereotype Artists, by
ordering articles from Of the above named
may depend prompt and satsfacory execution of their
Their prices cash. Prices Current and information
may be obtained by addressing tpostpadl to
H. X f. LANGENHEIM,
flS imwec Exchange Building PHILADELPHIA
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30 A II ID N G..
MRS. y. FISH,
1876, 1877 and I39 ByoadsUay,

I PuBiIe and srRAraERs visiting the city as respectful
informed thai The above premises have been fitted
perior manner, FOR the entertainment Of
Permanent and 7ranstent Boarders
The location pleasnt and central busnessthe apart
mens spacious, light aud airy and handsousy shed
throughput with new urntnre beds bedding &c The table
w De aoundanuy supplied with the best the market aords
% a i Doafd... -. 81 per Day.
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GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH
ACHE DRUPS--AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CURE.-Those who

AND PERFECT CURE..-Those who
have felt the painful throbbing aud ercru-
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance, and. as il often the case,
have received bur little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know Of a remedy
that will never fail to quiet forever the
untaarriful ofTender
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DRUGS AND FIXTURES for sale. together with lease Of
~ premises, ell gibly situated.
The store well estblished and the dwelling part might be
occupied by physician with advantage The
located in highly respectable nsghborhood Enquire
No. "a Frankfort st. - al fwsec
R DIXON exclusively General Surgery and in
- the morning 70 that Of the Eye, Squintng Casract Cio
Of the Tear Duets, Defomi!es Of The Lids &c The epe
ration for Squirting invariably successful Personal re-
ference given 70 several hundred in this city. All
redacibe Of rupture permanently cured that the
be Dispensed with. 3MercG street iall Imsrc
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WORMS WORMS!! WORMS!M

WORMS swept away from the stomach aud bowels by
w JAYNES TONIC VEKhltuGE, az by the beson ol
destruction They perish 1nlr H searching influence
y and are expelled with The mucs Ia which ihey embed
renee Of the disorder should take Place doses Of tie
paraton will fail 10 produce the desired eecfp the
EJECT does not weaken with repetition. Those who .aner from
nc ?es or kemen Fever, or complaint where nlid
ye most valuable emeay Sold by the Asea,. a.
hh,t broadway is3o fmsm
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Concentrated Extract OF sarsapariIla, Gem
tlan and Sasss fras,

Medleias and Pharmacy established Cor the Suppression u
duackey hs refined and highly extract pos
.ssssg MI ,he purifying qualities and suye
ne superior TO any extract Of sarsapars present before
e public and may be relied esIain remedy for all
stineuln rns-wsr blotches or pmples, ulcer,
pain the bones oroins nodes
throat arlne from tk~ seabndary rc,s al
syphilis Or an lnjudicious use Of merclry -
!" in cases Of half doIe. Bs!'iss. ....NN
Csses forwarded 10 all parts Of the Union
MB-A very liberal diseonnt g Wholesale purchasers
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FASHION.


PHALON'S FASHION FOR SPRING 1916,
FOR
HAIR CUTTING
WITH CLEAN BRUSHES FOR EVERY PERSON.
(2lt BRoApwAy. Opposite ct, Panls)
DHALON be0s to inform his Customers and the Public that
he prepared Tut Hair the appropriate style for
the being decided 10 the contour oil the
person, and combining comfort W th elegance
Remember Phalou who introduced the system OF clean
brushes, by having large number that used
cond without cleaning Every body the Of
iand they flock Phaons Saloon, 2l4 Broadway where
attention is paid the of Hair Cutting, Wig Ma
king. &c. m30 m~m
SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
go, -, THE GROWTH AND REsT0RATiON , :, ,,,,,,
HUI Nj An HAIR,
And otherwise improve aud render il Splendid Ornament
both sexes, II ~
FOR THE Low PRICE OF THREE SHILLINGS.-
EADER! sell three shilling bottles that you may know
II this of the hair humbugs of the day
buy it than
the following quatieslt will force the hair grow on any
where intended hair stop falling off
Scur Dandun and make light, red grey hair grow
For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this 1t
indeed the most economical article made for the
hair is cheaper than the trash called hair oils and il will
keep the hair order with application twice long
other article made
Soldpce shillings bottcat the sign OF the Ame
can Eagle SO Che than street, New York; ls9 tnonstree
BroCkiyn State street, Boston; Ledger Buildings Phlx
depfA; and Pease, broadway, Albany. mhl4 lm*ec
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EdENCH CHINA.
REMOVED IA
NO. IS LIBERTY SYitEEY',

hFits.y
DALESME, Importer asd Agent FOL Mar aacturers hiss
n aways hand srse s.ort2sst Of dinner ard sets,
rsssr Plates of all siyeE s.Eo.ti Dscs Soup Iurteas,
Csrsd Dishes, Salad Bowls Fruit EA.s.z. C25tslSx ss
Sands ! - III ~ III 81
hno Fancy 1s. oc.s sac -oh Decorated Diss.r Sets.
Also Tea sas CbSrolsis Wac. Sro Fr,sc. and AncsA
cape W
All the wexaos % ,ks tsss sssisT srs
cid oa liberal asd IL icx .sis'?ytsbss-ra
els sresAs
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THE
IN v SIB LIE
MIC

GO closely resembles tho real head al hair tia. seep:c
ordinary invention Of the day The great advantage Of lis
nove and unique wig is its being made without sewing
the natural hair both in ghtess and natural appearance 20
defy detecon being beautiful porous and
free that in all cases Of evaporation IL unmleded,
and great evils of other entirely avoided The .cee
6u Wig and peculiar method or fitting the head the
atreet. stsirs. m
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WIGS AND SCALPS.
BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS Of the art Of Wig making, by
ID VIM BATCHELOk No Q Wall street.-etrangers
particularly invited examine for themselves before Prras
Toupee Mandatory in the world is Bachelors, No. Wall
stree, New York, Broadway
bWgs and Scalps cleaned and restored, inside and OUT
roua III new mas lusec
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED
DHOTOGRAPHtC LIKENESS, combining all The rerfec
tons Of painting with the trulhnlness Of Daghs0eo
type a,.sry reduced prices BIZ A. +. Thompson No. ii Park
Row opposite the Astor House.
Operations in all weather Instructions In the Art and
requisite Tor the prosecution OF the business furnished
M Imsec ---
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PATENT AGATE BUTTON
THOS. PROSSER, PATENTEE,
Plat street, New York.
NOTCE hereby given, thar the undersigned the Pasnts
and Exclusive Owner Of the Patent Right for the Porcelain
Button commonly known Prossers Patent Agate Button
letters Patent have been duly by United
States to take effect from the 18th January is
suits 70 be cQmmenced the Circuit Court Of the United
States for The southern District Of New York infringe
msnt o. said Letters Patent and prepared enforce
tentof the law give this public notice ALL that al al pro-
csed iohwth by SUIT Tor damages, and by bill in equy
injunction against ell rcsons infringing upon said Patent
Platt street, New York. ' '
IA imsrc THOMAS PROssER
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DOCTOR ]. HEINE,

DCOIOh j. HEINE,
% DUANE STREET, nesr Chatham, continues 10 be
~ sailed on the various branches Of his profession DR. H.
will always his candid opinion all who my apply-
will promise unless the patient curab Chronic
affections oil the bones and joints cansed by discs
rhsama,ism sypc and mercuraI alees disease, Of the
and children and all delicate engages the doctors par
ticuar attention j. HElNE, NJ. D.,
M lmsrc Member OF tie Medical Society.
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oANUS'S SAkSAPAhILLA


u S at s %
escy which asslse through tSs medium scientific research
:s.SSa il s disorder
Sow 1ss q III disease do css.
saa % S 1 @S.a i Il s.
@ ] & %ss S. q
less instances wrought speedy cure
VIII Tn : s &c E r. ;s
pamphlet which is furnished without charge by all the
BIreHAMrror, N. Y. Oct II. 1874.
have been Afflicted with scrofua for nine years pa. Tap
peaId various forms from its but did
IN sn' s ss
my iSS %s a. .1 the 'Y s%
out both sides mech and ended e face had
ss Nh ssy %
years my the eicisney Of yssr saI
saved much and dssa ass
husband ssa nsys been rurrsR
WIFE, sA'''' testify to the truth 4 M%s s sSs, svf my
The following interesting mmend itssf the
careful attention Of those similarly afiicted:-
1SANDS' CELEBhAIED SAhSAPAHlLLA
speak expsrmsnally when say that this medicine "a
effective in the Of chronic rheumatism
other preparation have tested Having endured
times within the last five yeas from
stacks Of have recently used sands
Saraparlla with the happest My health
ter than il has been for months my epIee good
and strength rapidly returning attribute this healthn
change entirely the of this medicine Feeling
deey sympathy with those who afflicted with this
menng and panlul complaint refrain from
nssty Recommending such the Of this valuable specific
Having the confidence the medicine and skill of
Dr. Sands thereby try the effects Of their ar
sapara aud take pleasure in adding testimony that
known to and unsolicited by the Me.srs, Bands.
CHARLES DYER, Jr.,
Druggist and Apothecary,
10 and ~ Westminster 1t Providence, K. IL
For further particulan and conclusive evidence Of supe
or value and efficacy, panphlets which be- obtained
gratis Of Agents.
Prepared and Wholesale and retail and expectation BY
A. b. d. SANDS, Uruagists,
70 Fulton street. 273 Broadway, n East Broadway
1 Since
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OF il. lie congratulates tie Csamhers upon gel.
ting td 30 easily Of political state prisoners, aud
concludes with some general and commonplace
remarks upon the duty of Congress and the Exc.
eutiye to exert all their faculties 10 idlhl Their
duties 10 The country"
In connexion With the revolt at Mexico
on the 9th ulIimo, II is mentioned lhat
previous TO the departure oil Santa Anna,
ION tho 2d,) the troops stationed at Vera
Cruz were marched several leagues below
the city, in order 10 prevent all iamperlng
between his frieuds and the officers aud
priyates of the army This was done IN
consequence Of rumor that another revo.
luton was in embryo III the city oil Next
co, the object Of which was 10 Teinstate
Santa Anna in power. The steamer that
conveyed him away from his country took
him on board at place called PeroIe
Landing. several leagues north OF vera
Cruz. lie left a farewell address TO hts
countrymen, in which he throws himself
upon their Judgment IA the,r eooief mo
ments.
The difficulties in Which the French
Minister has become involved Win the
, Government of Mexico occupy some Of The
, attention Of The newspapers. The htiAl'
originated in the refusal Of the Minister
+. groom 10 pay for washing horses at a bath
! |, proceeded to violence, and in the en'
. compromised the personal liberty Of IN
] Minister himself The French Courier !
I exceedingly indignant al The treatment re
: ceyed by him, and expresses ia opihion
. il no measured terms. The Slsfo de
. tends Mexico, aud, in 50 dong, nllese
Is that the acts of violence complained 9
J were The outbreaks Of an ignorant rabble
!, that there was 10 lmrntlon 10 insult u
e French Minister and that as soon as b
is was recognised as such, all violence ceases
Z and he and his sutts we're protected.
!. There are accounts Of more seriol
J disturbance at Mazatan, where SON
I French bakers wefe ordered Is the CIV
70 authorities to close their shops III COMP
ance with certain municipal regulation
Upon this the commander oi the frcnc
5, man.of.war Hermonle demanded m nden
. nity, with threat that he would bembaE
= the town 10 case Of n.compliancc. III
h latest Information Is brought hy a school
he err which left Mazalnn on the 22d Ma
nj She reports that the LAY before her sallf
q; be commander Of tho Hcmonie gave u
: lice to the foreign consuls aud 10 tho cn
a tain Of an English ffgaie, tie 'lhalia, TIL
in port, that he was about to fire upan I
town. The commander Of the Engl
=, vessel replied TINT lie would consider 4
attack as M act Of piracy. At The IN
In Of The sailing of tie schooner the issue
i the affair was not known.
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RUNAWAY AEcRors

4 large gang II runaway negroes ron
Charles county. Maryland, efned aaa
elubs, scy'hcs, SC. pa'scd through iA'
turnpike gate, TIA miles from this civ, q
he road leading 10 Reeksiie, % Toes
dag morning, about one O'Clock. Neieat0
taa, ttcy continued along he road q Rock'
vile, dnetgng lltIe 70 The rgl', 90 as ~
30 pass tbr ugh village, AMI then slfae
into the Frederick lond, and continued PC
tt they arrived At place near CiGblowh
where they we're oseilaken by Iafe'
party of armed cinzrns, On foo! and q
horseback, HON the Sheriff ui Non'goa
cry county had summoned t. his uld, uhI
who turned out With aldctiy ~ pursuit 4
the fugitiyes. When the armed cllizen'
overlook he negroes, they were commahd
Cd 10 surrender, but they refused, ana ny
mrdately commenced resistance, when
appeared that some If ih IN had plso
and ore Of them gun. Ono who nae
pistol snapped It three lines a .
Jackson, who tkcn fred md shot hls
salnnt IN the back, severely woundli|
him. The armed cllizrns were resst
20 vigorously by the slaves that Il
found necessary to fire upon them. L'sI
were wounded, and seventeen more vel
captured and conveyed TO Rockville la|
where they are now confined 10 4
course of las, night six more ai the ''s]
tyes were taken and put in jail mako
up 10 tho lntest account from RockshRI
thirty.one Of the gang secured and ISSs7
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Erom Tie fTaion.

We are favored by Doctor Wrigh, with
The following memoranda, in manuscript.
taken by himself a, Washington. Texas.
Just before he lel for Galveston:
Memoranda Of the exhibitions preliminary 10 q
treaty Of peace as agreed upon By Ashbel Smith,
on the part Of Texas. and Mr.. Cuevss on The
part of Mexico. and the accompanying papers.
US submitted to Tho Senate by President Jonas
l. Message Of President Jones. transmitting
the treaty and papers 10 the Senate
H. Letter from Baron Alleye do cyprey.
Transmitted 10 the Executive OF Texas tie eonli.
ton signed by Ashhel Smith, aud the sereemen.
on the part Of Mexico TO acceds 10 item a. the
bass Of formal treaty.
III. Conditions preliminary 70 treaty u
peace;
First Mexico consents 10 acknowledge tho In.
dependence of Texas.
Second. Texas engages that she will stipulais
in the treaty not 10 annex herself OF become sub,
jec,ed TO ang other country whatever.
Third Limits aud other arrangements TO bs
matters Of agreement In the final treaty.
Fourth. Texas TO be willing TO refer the dispu.
ted points with regard TO territory and other mat.
tiers to the srhIfation Of umpires.
Done st Washington Ion the Bfazcs,l on the
9th Of March, iS45.
ASfIBEL SMITH
Seerstdfy " Stale
Certified copy Of tho OF ginai presented u
Cant E{ltott
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IolNT REs0l.III0Ns

C,fytnv tBo consent Of the existing Government
10 tie anue1alfon of Ferasfa tae I states
WArfeas The Guystnmfr, q the thtei states
hath proposed ghs following terms. rusfAnties,
ard conditions, on a.l1a the people md terrific
y ollie Repuala u Texas may ss erected into
a ueN State - ba called lie state Of Texas, ana
admitted - one o. usl states Of the AHefean
Eulen, to sit.
Here follow the resolutions Of the tal.
ted States Congress
And whereas, by said terms, tie con.
sent ii the existing Government Of Texas
IS required Therefore,
Sec D. Il ,.sotrss 81 IT, Stasts and
Houss i Rtptsfeafaflrsi If - RsFAbtsca n Isx
az "a Ceagfts asssmb.sa. ih-tthr GoysfHmeut
IL Texas 10Th cossen: lhat tic people ana terri
Tory tic gsp4a u Tex1s alaF b. ere ted in
10 : new State 10 BE called tho stats of Tetas,
wtth a repagaa.a form Of government, TO 20
adopted sv to people # eald Republic BY depl
ties go convention ssssHslct, IN oaief Eal tire
same Hay hg sa4stsea a. enc n tie states IF f#a
Amer cal uasas and said consent ia sea era
tie terms EaaFsatirs, aaI conditions set forth So
tho praaHsas s7 + ~ tatst resolution.
Sec 2 Re q f4rfhsf rstalssl. That tie pro
r'su.taa Of Tho pfrfdsHt Of ths Rep4atc 81
TsKs. As4tag data May 5ta, as, ss8 ths eis
tiaa sf a5F8.5ss 70 stt ia Convention az Aattta en-
Iae 80 ety 1T J#tY acti. f3f lHs adoption ,l
Constitution tar tie Slatq Of Ir1z' bad 40 &C
cofI4ara tdefsa5lhi beraga receives lte caa1ruN
Of tire etfsfiaF Government o. Ietas
See 2 b. It fs5Itsf rssg'rt}. That lIe Pre-
sIdcut Of TX HeTHHY rtq f5rci .umrdst'.l j.
to f4rni p Vie Government nf IHg e 'cd STATES
through their srerslss4 ~ s,rf nest gata Gov
eraparl, aRl q copy of .4as g4.at resolution
so to furnish tA8 CeaYaataB 20 assemble =
Alnjp oa lhs 3.u %. jas GOAT with copy o
'ae same aud las same shall t4-a e.... 'rsa
4nu af.05 is pass &C.
Tie above IS o copy of tire resolution
rs they passed ''e two House,, ard whiel
viii, We suppose. receive the sanction g
the President. they passed unanimously
TOD ROBINSON.
Ga the sin instant, in The Senate, Mr
. Greer introduced lnnt asolotio' sIeanI
/, a nations gratitude to MAJOR Geneta
/, Andrsw Jackson !" which resolution ~
g unanimously adopted.
Ga the same tay MAJOR Kaufman nitro
dlced 4 bill setting apart a portion q ;b
public land lying between the Arkansas an
d Red rivers for the payment Of the uatlona
9 debt Read he first and second lime, an
p referred to the Committee on tie state {
:, the Republic.
Q resolution was offered BY Mr. Gree
n Cor altering the time Of tho annual scsslo
Is Of Congress. Read the FIRST time
90 Tuesday, Mr.. Kaufman, as Chau
= man Of the Committee On Foreign Rel.
,s tons, reported the JOINT resolution GA
. ing he eonieat If he erisfiag Gorernmo'
'' 10 the aaacraion " Tcaas 10 The Unite
3, States = which JOINT resolution was pusse
Of through its third ronding on the next da,
&c The l0th-the rule beng suspended, 0
rs motion II Col II. l.. Kinney, bv unan
: nous r0fe of the Scuatc
d % the 10Th, in the Senate, Mr., Gree
- Lni rnlucGI q 1T rnn..IL.Ii1.. r.lnILn1 i.-
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HENRY A JEWETT.
SttfsisFg Of tie Ssnet.

To A J DosELHcs.
Chargs fAgairti IF tAs ta'tsa State.
Ii /. believed tia, The Mexlcans were
occupying two posilions--in what force
does not appear. We fad the following
arilcle on The subject IN the /" National
Register of the 18TH.
Corpus Chrini Tie trade of Corpus
Chlsl has been remarkably brisk w'thta
the last four o. tise weeks and the ioen
iandly improving. Severn. large p'rtr,
of Traders from lie RIO Grande have tlst.
ted tito place, and They expressed great
confidence that the jilIicllItes between tie
two counties would soon be adjusted =
They repor, thui large bodies u Mg4ieaa
troops hate recently arrived N the pfoNh
ces east Of the mountains from tie 'alfn,
of, hu, tbry d.d upl slate That noy latg'
body Of hese force. Lad crossed The kte
Grande. We are inrlned 10 believe iha
he forces east of tie naantalns Have bee
aseua'ed hy the spies "f Capt. lays
We 30 uat believe That the Whole rambet Z
rroop.pt a., the positions east % sl'e siafsi
Nadfe exceeds ihree thousand. The Nbea
number IT tttar4 ~ Aat---r~--t- y s'sl9faa
Ted a. only tbecu u four hundred. ist
graph.
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Qalte stir has been created at Lowell
By the Introduction of new cotton spin.
mig frame which has just been put into
operation there. 1t is said to require bat
ors half the pouer aud will make more
yarn and Of more tDfn tuiSt al about tro
thirds me ezpeass Of Tho other kinds Of
frames in use.
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FROM TEXAS

The United States ship Princeton, Com.
modore Stockton, arrived at Annapolis on
the 81 lnslant from Galveston, Texas, Of.
ter the shor, passage Of uipe days, briag
ing the following:
From the Gdlrcsfon Nelrs Erfrd.
We are indebted 10 Mf Briggs for The
following interesting documents, which We
hasten TO give cur readers:
E1EcrrIyE DEFAEraFNr,
W,sHissrax, Jula IL. lst5.
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A free nan oCcolor BY the name Of Cot.
ton, vas arrested end examined before a
Magistrate on as, Sunday and Monday, IN
the county If Davidson, On suspicion Of be
ing the william who murdered Mrs. Mary
West aud her grandson, in this county, OF
the ] 9Th March last He was committed
toJa,I to await trial Salisbury Watch.
man Of June 7.