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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICkLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICkLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE
the hind offer to the notice OF our southern friends
chants, city and country trade the largest and best
PeachesAaa Morris. Whites, Honest Johns, Late
Heath SC Pine Apples Raspberrles Aprcot Strawberries,
Egg and other Pumbs all their their
natural hayors
Also Jey the Strawberry, Raspberry, Ounce and Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
Also Pickles Catsups and Sauces Of every imaginable de-
crpon glass jars Of to suit the convnce Of
the purchaser.
Also Pcked and Sewed Oysters potted for exposion and
warranted to keep in any climate.
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Keeper, Grsss,A Ship
selected and beautiful stock Of tie kind
ever before Offered to the attention fthe public.
RECkHOW u VINCENT,
55 CourtlanAs street..
B-ERhty dozen fresh Havana Pinss goa s-sr, for
sale. Also, la00 Oyster Kegs die 3msrc
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
@G ES ERTY STREET

(UP STAlRS.l
DAtESNE, Importer and Agent for Msnufacturers hn4
II. always hand large assortment of dinner and
s plain white and gilt French Pcrcelaa well Dnnsr
neazr Pees, Of all sizes, assorted Dishes Soup Tureens
gcve.d Dishes Salad Bowls Trut Baskets. Custsrds
Stxrh.
Also, fancy Tea Scts ard Rich Decorated DinIer Sets
Also, Tea srd Choncst. Wsre Greek French and American
rbSpc
h the tr,lelss Of tbs sasIity
odd or liberal tssuss, aza IL i0ts &c ssit7s.rbnEss.
svr
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PERlFOCAL SPECTACLES.
TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
WLLLLAM r. GOULDLNG,
RITRlICAJ. INSTRIJMENT MANUFACTURER,

81 CHATHAM STREET,
Facing Chambers street, NeD York
DESPECTFULLY beas inform Members of the Faculty
n that he removed to the aboye commodious location
where from his facilities he will be able to offer
advantages purchasers by choice and extensive as
sortmsnt Of finely nhed Surgical and Dental Instruments
&C. complete collection Of utlery in every variety All
kinds of Instruments order repaired m27 1m~
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JACKSON, STACEY IL SMITH,
MANUF ACTURERs AND IMPORTERS Of Pen, Pock-
M ct and Table Cutlery Razors Scissors Files Saws Tools
and other descriptions of Sheffield Goods
ja3i 3msm No. l6 PLATr STREET, Up Stairs
LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
HAVING been awarded the Diploma the late Fair Of the
IL American Institute for the best prepared
furnish article Of Lasts which be surpassed this
any other city in the United States.
Sole and Upper Leather all kinds Black and Coloed Mo
and Kid Skins with Deer Goat Lamb Skin Bind
ngs, Shoe Threads Lasngs aeons Sheetngs Linen and
Leather Lnings Boot Cord and Webs Boot Trees Hammers
Pncers, Avis and Tacks with full OF Shoe
makers Tools Of the approved for cash.
WARREN s. WfLkEY,
295 Spring street. between Greenwich and
Washington streets New York.
NJ B-The Greenwich Line Of Stages pass within block Of
the store f20 lm%m
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SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTH AND RESTORATION,
TO BEAUTIFY, DRESS, CLEAN AND SOFTEN THE
HU MAN HAIR.

RI EMP-50o bales superior Dew hot, for sale by
- T.. X. COLLINL CO,
ml6ec - South str vt.
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- A SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE..Conssting Of
&8 100 acres including suitable quantity of conveniently
stuated salt meadow being e norhery part Of STRAIT
TONS Neck about X miles from Flushing landing and hall
Flushing Bay embracing desirable locations oI
house house, large barn. &c. good landing place
and apple orchard producing about 800 barrels Of apples
springs best quality the dwelling Towards of %
acres laid down moving ground and will about 90
Of hay this year. covered with thrifty To-
The whole premises Of the richest natural soil
fourth Of the quantity produce the fines. crops The
drift lodging prem with the salt sufficient to
manure the whole For and ether particulars inquire Of
PLATT sTK!ATTppN II! Alto FIH%sht1ng Hst Long isl1v@d,
NJ NB-The above Farm will be exchanged for property in
the city Of New York. so cent remain mortgage
mhI5 2wsec
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NIOTICE--MADAME RESTELL, Female Physssan
~ would that o the ef the fos
Office all hereafter be addressed 2ie
Of heretofore her residence las oeunwich street
rls D&Wlmsrc
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II. f. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION


LAMPS, GlRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS,
For THE SPRING TRADE
DlETZ, BROTHER * CO No. 10 John street.
featuring and have always hand, complete
they viii sell wholesale retail prie for cash.
Improved Chemical Oil and Campheue Lamps.
Solar Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed IN great variety.
"Conelius Co.'s" ceebra ed Pat Solar Lard LAMPS
Grandoles various patterns gilt slvered or bronzed
Suspending Soars, Doric Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Solan Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Pa,ent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Brittania Hand Lamps Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm Oil,
do Camphene, Solar and Lard Oil
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oil.
mhl6 3mecW
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THE
IN v S | B LIE
NHTG

WIGS AND SCALPS.
DEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS Of the art Of Wig making by
Is WW BACHELOR, No. Q Wall .trest-srangers are
particularly invited examine for themselves before purchas
ing er city residents know that the best Wg and
Toupee Mandatory in the world Batchelors No. Wall
stree, New York, neas Broadway:
.,uai m psw mas lmsec
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N F1K SALE-A sp!shdld saPfIoI and Essy .au1e nc.,
Nlent fences and outbudiugs, mills and machinery for
saving grinding about sooe choice Peach Trees and va
.ey az hour. from New York. healthy and delight
full Price $4,000; half remain it, will be
changed in part for property. Cost over $1,000
Also 80 acres with new Cottage Barns Fences &c abo1t
Peach Trees; adjoining the above Price $4,000 For full
particulars apply to u. ELSTON,
SIS Atlantic street, South Brooklyn.
$500 $4,000 House and Lot in the city of Brooklyn
wanted, per Ample security Apply Immediately
to d. ELSTON 55 Atlantic street,
mill 1msec South Brooklyn.
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WARRANTED THE CHEAPEsT AND THE d
IN NEW YORK.
j. STOUVENEL u CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GIL ASS Il ND L MPS

FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
K GERARDiN, Commission Merchant, Is John NJ
stairs has received consignment and offers for
wholes retail splendid of the above articles
compsngPan white and rich fancy decorated Dining
Dessert Tea and Supper Sets; Toilet Sets single Cups
Mugs with mottos Cologne Bottle Figures Tee Sets
&c. &c.
Also, plain and rich Cut Glass Decanters Water Bottles
Celery Bowls, Preserve Dishes Tumblen Gobleu Wines
&c, Sc
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Paintngon
China Ware, match any pattern executed promptly.
line -
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CONSUMPTION Is DURABLE.
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR 4ND IVOOD N1pTHd

INFLAMMATION Of the Mucous Membranes the result
some impression made upon them by cold other
hence Chronic G,ssg sRE1S Of Blood Asthma
Kidneys Palpitaon of the Heart &C. From ncontebe ev
dsnce, e Is proved that THoMSON'S COMPOUND SY-
complainalaying irritation, promoting healthy secreton
and the existing of disease Thousands have
used It and can bear testimony 70 is efficacy
IrFARTHER PROOF LIN 4
q Philadelphia, March ist, l8A.-l hereby .
- certify, that in consequence Of :;
ezfed and dneQIec ecfadc Ids
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just the Of preserving
the Teeth founded on long and extensive practice by NJ
Leyett, Dentist
Persons who have lost Teeth will b informed this little
work Of the best for replacement and ofthose
remaining May be had of the principal bookstores in
the city and of the author 26O Broadway Of Warren st.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-09-26
A CASE.

A case Of singular character wa, tried before
thc Cour, Of Quarter Sessions at Harrisburg, last
week, which ia thus noticed in a lottor to the
Philadelphia Ledger.
A man named Root, Of this borough, for the
purpose Of testing the honesty Of a hoy IN his en-
ploy, placed l2i cents IN vest pocket as balt
Tor him, tho is 10 years Of ago. which he stole,
Root prosecuted, and tho Grand Jury found true
him The counsel for defendant, John kunklc,
ESQ nude a most successful defence, lie took
fot his text tho most striking part of { Lords
prayer" Lead Us not into temptation and, IN
a strain Of cloqucncc seldom, fever, honrd IN the
nauphia County Court House, he addressed the
Court aud Jury. Never did counsel plead with
more inspiration never did counsc, SO rivet the
attention and gain such mastery over the feelings
OF nm audience as did MIR. kunklo over those who
we're present Ills powerful eoqucnce caused
the tear Of pity ia dim the eyes Of a majority OF
both the Court and spectators, and am inform
ed that one old gentleman was so we'll pleased
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In Steel Creek neighboThooi, Of apople1y on
tie l7'h Inst. Mr.. JOHN " HERON, IN the
t9tt year Of is aEe, leaving wife and chill.
drrn to mourn their loss
In Cahurus county. on the 9lh instant, Nrs.
CIRiSTiANA FISHER. rslict oftho latl Low
is FISHER. about Is years Of age Tie deceased
was Il member ofthe Lutheran Church for . ils.
fly years, and il te be hoped that she made her
peace with her God and was fully prepared to meet
him. Let those who have TO follow her to i.at
bourne from whence no traveller returns, hear IN
mind that though her time in tbs subindsry .Lcds
hls been considerably proifactod, taoL they osy
he called hence IN q moment. Therefore prepare.
" be Ye also ready" The deecasod has left d Hu.
mcrons family 10 mourn Ter loss.--CO'1.
u The Msssslppian snd Macon Messenger.
viii please ccpy.
Also on The same Jay, ELIJAH, infant son Of
Reuben and Catharne Blackwo!derr about two
years OF age.
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DREADFUL CoNFLAGRATION.

Oar Town was visited on Friday after.
noon last, about ; O'Clock, with a most &c.
iruciye Gte, which appeared at one time
To defy all cxe,tlun to eXtlngush II. The
whole square bounded by Main ST. on the
West, J.aper 81. on the North, Sampler st,
n the East. and Lpmber ST. on the South,
with the exception Of two buildings owned
bv Gov. 4 ken, and which were only saw.
ed by the extraordinary exeTtlons Of the
frcmcn, is in runs.
The fire originated IN small uooccu.
pied building owned by the Commercial
Bank, located in about the centre OF the
square. 1t is supposed to be, as usual
the work of an iuccnIarv, as there had
been no fire in or about the building tor
some time past. From thence it commu
uicatcd to the store occupied by Mr.. Nee
lev, owned by Col Bauskett; thence tc
tie cotton house occupied by Mr.. Matthew
. Crawford belonging to Mr.. Milling; thence
to the cotton house occupied by Mr.. RelI
ly, the property of Col, Bausket, and lrou
/ thence To the cotton house occupied by MIR
/ Culhcatt, belonging to Gov. Aiken
From the bock buildings, the fire sool
extended to Main ST., commencing Will
the unoccupicd building belonging to tn
, Commercial Bank, and continued It's rava
ecs until the entire range was consumed
with the exception of the two buildings al
ready mentioned as the only ones saved
The following are the houses consumed
The upper house on Upper ST., owoe
by Kcr Bovce, occupied by John 3 jaime
james loss $500 in goods-insured,-
r. c. Swindler, occupant at the sam
building. lest or 84oo in furniture, good
&C.. and 700 bales of cotten-insurod.-
J. g.. K. Caldwell lost 500 sacks salt
same building.
The adjoining store, also owned by he
Boycc, unoccupled, but 10 sacks OF sa
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had scarcely arrived when the dismissal
from The office he then held, BY Mr.. Secrc-
iary Walker, overlook him, aud that, from
that time 10 this, he has laid upon his
oars, to see how. in what manner, and
when, Mr.. President Polk viii require the
very clever act which he did in behalf Of
tic func'ionnFy's brother. the present
Charge de Affairs 10 Naples, The gen
tenan has already seen II il presumed,
hop Mr.. President Polk is fulfilling the
promises which he earnestly made to the
Tyler men and CO4yerrIEres while he was
Mr.. CANDIDATE puls -
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ILLEGAL VOTING.

Il hss of,cn and over been charged that James
Polk vas elected Pre4 dent Of the L States,
by the preparation Of frauds upon the elective
franchise Every now and thea a circumstance
Is brought 10 fgh, conGrmatory of lheqo frauds
Tho extract below ryos Intelligence Of the con
ve'inn Of the whole Election Board Cor know
ingly receiving illegal votes And yet somo Of
tbs Loco Foeo presses say Tie " hlgs were fanny
bcaisa. We beg to DO delivered from such fair.
meas
Illegal votes. We have often said. made Jane,
r Polk President Of the nitcd States In addi.
ronal confirmation Of tho fact wc learn Nom tie
Susqnshannah pa Register. that the Election
Haard nf tho town Of Silver Lake, in that coun.
~, have been convicted in tho County Court on
an indictment for knowingly receiving illegal
votes at the last Presidential election II was
proven on the trial. tiat about forty votes wore
received from uunlturalzed foreigners. after he
ing challenged by tie Wings. The Register saws
the evidence on tho part OF the prosecution wac
ycry fu'l, aud untoldcd fac,s Ola most outragcou.
character, and THAT the Judge IN his charge 10 tho
Jury loaned as far as he could 10 the side Of the
Prisoners yet the verdict rendered without hcs
tairon was That the Inspectors of TIE election
in Silver luko ara guilty in manner and form
as charged in the indictment"
There slItte doubt IN our minds, that s'miial
frauds worc perperaled in numerous other town'
IN that State and also in this State aud that Poll
owca his election TO llogal votes.
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Mr.. POLK AND TIE ARMY.

We understand that President Polk has
recently appointed q Mr.. Qulmby, a pri.
vale citizen Of Tennessee, a Lieutenant IN
the United States Army, over the heads
Of some seventy or eighty passed Gradu.
aies with rank Of Brevet second Lleuten.
ants, who sfo waiting for vacancies for
promotion. We are not aware that this
power Of the President has ever been ex.
ercised by any Of his predecessors. 1t
strikes at tie very foundation Of the hopes
aud pros ec's Of the young men composing
the army. During tho Florida war, Mr..
Van Ruren made repeated army appoint
men.s from among private citizens, but al.
ways took care 10 exhaust tue list Of army
candidates before making any such np.
poutmen,. This set Of Mr.. Polk has Civ.
on gres, offence to tho officers Of the Ar
my.-N J, Tribune.
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DEATH OLE IrnGE STORY

THIS eminent man is 10 more. Tie died on
Wednesday evening. al his residence in Cam.
bridge, at quarter before nine o'clock. Ills dis.
case was stoppage Of the intestines, or internal
sirangulAtion, which two years ago caused the
death Of Hugh $. Leglre Attorney General Of
the United States then on a visit TO Boston.
Joseph Story was born il 1850 lie graduated
at Harvard University il 1893. lie was appoint.
ed Associate Justice OF the United States BY Pro.
s.dent Madison in 1911. In addition to the du.
ties o. Judge Of the Supreme Court, he DEVOTED
much Of his time to the Cambridge Las School
as Dane Professor Of Law in Harvard University.
Ills commanding talents as lawyer. and the re.
cuhar felicity vita which he impaired 10 others
The rich stories Of bis own mind, gave Harvard
Law School pre- euinence over all other similar
institutions
The fame Of Story vas not confined TO our
country. lie had deseryedly high European
reputation. liz shame reflected honor on tie high
post Of honor Which lie held Jly. Ellsworth,
Marshall Story, and others. have given charac.
ter 10 the Court, and nado it villa, the trainers Of
the Constitution intended it to BE- the Growing
glory q free and Law abiding people Few Of
the grort men who have G ven lusIc to the Su.
prcme Court have done 80 much for The clear er.
Position Of IT'S laws Marshall aud Story fauk
SIDE by s.do in This respect Cool Judgment,
grcs, learning. Grmness Of character. strict in
iegfiiy, clear head, and pure h,ari, rendsred
him emiucnlIy g. for tha, place, nov vacant, and
Which wo fear clanot 10 filed A substitute 40
my and viii haye--his equal wc cannot exDec,
10 fnd Tie loftness Of his intellect the purity
If BIS gentle spirit, the magic spell With winch
is conversation charmed his bearers, made him
lio idol Of every circle 10 which he moved
B4t ills il neither tie time nor place 10 write
IL history or bis ,llosy. While We bow with
admission 10 the oyerruling will Of Providence,
We may Be permitted TO mourn the mi.f5uunos OF
ar county 10 the 'oss of her brigblos, qnels-
Thompson BlIdsia. story-takeu from a siug!c
apartment of our Government, o 30 shof; a time.
'uiy We arc fallen upon gloomy days when s,ar
fer star fades from our horizon, leaving Us IN
comparative darkness to mourn Their setting,
la. never agaia % rise 10 that sky where their
Ehs is D. much need : ~. y Tutuas
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REVOLUTION or FORTUNE.

Noah Browns death was announced lately in
Newark, \ Ile WIS formerly one Of tie
firm Of Noah and Adam Blown, extensive ship
builders 10 lie city Of y York When that firm
dissolved some years ago, tie deceased received
upward Of $50. 900 ia money as AIS share Of pro.
pcr,y Int owing to being cbealed. going sccur.
ty FOR others aud making bad speculsl!ons, he
became very poor IN hl, old age, and for some
time before lis death procured seanty subsis,
tcncc for himself and family at caulkiug aud re.
pai.iug old boat. Is Days work.
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A CtRI0I s RELIC

We have 81 our Office, saws tho Cincinnati VI
iasa pocket book Of cur. Gus workmanship. which,
once Belonged 20 pr Franklin and Of which lie
mad. rto'ertto Oh, friend Thomas Ilarvey. and
The vel authenticated history Of " htch s traced
q IL pfefrn, owner james " bee vii a, 1t
csuo IN hc.r loom from Thomas Harvey to lis
lHcsl de.reutarl, lie I4ts Nh John Heating
Tic year 1853 ' stamped In s'roag lsg3le &
urss upon TIC in-ita Of tie lgst o. The word
Boston . beautifully embossed on cach Of The
covers, and ne Gather appears 10 bc Of tie, on.
datsble texture which would -, another eeutu.
~ h one Of Tie fol3. we found ne si,1ils Of
Dr. Fnat.rs letter Is Sir Suabsn, tie Ktug'.
Pointer, Of sb,ea. The following ga copy
THrftnrtfHI,, Jn'y 5th. I155-
M sratalN: You are Nem5-r o. Par.
'amaut snJ one Of that majority which has
Doomed mr toJr'fy 20 Destruction. Ioa have
breJu 10 burn oar Towns and Murder oar PEG
Pc. Look aroa WON'T Hands They a-e stained
.ab tie blood a' your Relations You an5 !
ecfe long Ineals--glu are now NY Erome md
! as yaau. u FRANKLIN.
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EAIL RnAD srRscRIrrIoNs.

Wetroail do IN Hgsttes to our own feelings, Il
sc were to uishho'd an expression or our gratld
eaton n ,'ae aaalc exhibition orl.ben|i,y mani.
fe.t,I by car f.llov citizens of Liberty Hi, in
sti oC this entorar'e. II that generous neigh.
bora593. fam very near Fay Thousand Dol
lars has been ,ua,ar,bsd. and 1t viii probably be
more ofo to subscriptions arc concluded. An
ola ,cuGsuan WHO would not care to soo bis
name ia print, sbeu putting down Ten thousand
Dollars. remarked that if doubling the amount
would ensure .,s completion, the work sAolii not
G4
We heorl a gentleman ofour town. who had
also subscribed Ten Thousand Dollars and gho
is ,6lo to snJserj5o four OF Eve times that smoant,
say on Monday, that tie road would not, could
ag,. and should not fsOl for tho want Of means
Wah, NJrra'tY lko this, who Will 10y that
s415.s. !. 10, certain ~ Camden Journal
+ LATE A.p IMPORTANT raoa MEXICO.
Tobne5 Rrraled-Nsa is;ersaurss bstrsrn
T11sss9 5gl Vera -Rcrttsd Declaration
F If u-ar riti he raitsi NtIiss.
+ By tue brig Joseph Atkins, Capt Higgins, at
Nev YORK, tic Tribune has received news from
To5,aoo to the 2lh ult. to dsy Of sailing. Ten
lays prev o1s Revolution broke on, in To5aseo
tie people having declared Themselves adapsn
dent Of Mexico. There was force daily eNpoc
ted from Vera Cruz to attack the leader OF th'
people Of To5asco--pon Miguel Bruno, All com
neteal intercourse between To5asco and Yer
Cruz had boon suspended.
+ Capt Higgins reports also that he SAW latte
from vera Cruz before hoieft Tobasco, stating tina
. Mexico bad declared war against tho l States
aud that 10 coo troops were On their march To til
, Texas frontier Our islest proytons dates iro'
Todasco clmo through Now Orleans from Tan
7 plco II Mexico had declared war at tho Cap
lal we think that It would have boon as likely
reach Tampico by ire 22j Ms 1ohosco on the 2lu
The statement Of horovolt in robnsco might has
, been expected from tie complexion Of p'eUo,
10 accounts.
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In Cabarrns county. on the 10Th inst, By the
Rev J. d Sheck, DAVIDSON uEARNE. ESQ.
CLERK Of Sinuly County Court, % Miss LEAH
CAROLINE. daughter Of c. Melctor Esq.
In Concord, on the 18th inst by Jno O Wal.
lace. Esq Mr THOMAS w. GOODLAkE, Of
Meckienlurg county, TO Miss ELEM Or VII.
LOUGHBY. Of Wadesborough
Ia Union county, on tho 18th inst, by Jos T.
Drafiin. Esq, Mr. WILLIAM CLARK to Miss
MIRIAM H. LEWIS Z
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Of j. VI. Blakeley's consumed, and SINAI
Iot Of baeglng Of R. SaundIey's.
The adjoining store. owned by J. Blus
kett, occupied by 4. Neeey--loss 2OC
bales Of cotton, aud $1,000 in merchandise
The adjoining store, owned by the Com.
mefcial Bank, unoccupied, lin one of the
back buildings Of which tue FIRE origina.
teJ.)
The adjoining store, owned by David
Milling; binding insured occupied By
Matthew Crawford, who lost IA merchan
dze about 500.
The adjoining store, owned by J. Baus.
kcit, occupied by Barney Reilly-lost 80
bales of cotton, aud $500 in merchandise
-merchandiZc insured.
The wdre house on ! iken's, iol occupied
by James Cathcarl-loss 500 bushels Of
corn.
These are the main facts 80 far as we
could ascertain them, Of Ibis unfortunate
occurrence. The wind was high and
strong al times, else in oil probability the
fire might hive been confined 70 the i'm.
mediate pace Of lis originator. The fire.
men showed their activity in suPpre.siog
the flmes on The building Of Gov. Aiken,
which they saved, aud which terminated
the llre-consumlng IN all, six stotos, sx
cotton houses. and two dwelling houses.
The total loss - yariously estimated
SO, 900 will probably cover it. Amount
insured, IS, 800 Colam6ia Chronicle.
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SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
EnI IL pIEL En LIP In nLIE NIR Z L, 4

SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
GOLD PICKED Up IN TIE STREET
Yesterday about uooa, J. l.. Riddle
picked up in Congress street, opposite his
store, plain pine box, which upon exam
nation proved to be filled with five bags Of
sovereigns. Before he hid hold of it,
couple Of foo, passengers favored it with
kick. lie caused il TO be deposited in the
Suffolk bank. 1t has been claimed by a
MIR. Door, who says it dropped from his
carriage, behind which he had placed it,
in preference to trusting it 10 a handcart.
man, - Boston Post, Ga inst.
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tia, he lac ORDERED Mr. KunAle a costly gold
headed care, having engraved thereon 'lesd US
not into temptation "a lust tribute 10 worth aud
talent and boon that an Emperor might envy.
Tho Jury rendered verdict OF not guilty. The
Judge took occasion TO make some remarks,
whIrh think neither the Grand Jury, the Prose
cutting Attorney, or the plaintiff relisAed in the
least
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POPULATION OF MEXICO.

As Mexico threatens to declare war
against the United States, and probably
viii DO 80, II Is n matter Of soue interest
TO know who We are to fight, their mum.
bers, character, comp ection, and their eS.
perience in arms. The following is the
census in each province or district: