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MRS. cAupLs's CURTAIN LECTURES.
-. lt.ts--t No. III.
Mr. CsnSi< las rsmsasd dspa STARE h pssf one. eiA


rsIE. q friend
"a prr,,y time Of ,I,h, a. cam. n. he'd Mr. Gambia
ush A, r..d 800 \. .ny ,c, Eoouyh 10 give ,ny yxo
- kss d~s,h I'm ..re wb,,, ,boad,nt have Loci ed
II. A.. ...l, .J..dr m h,d, I've no doub, The f.o,
ovIS ha =, s,.d .l night - ali very well for Won NJ
Cs.Sis 90 brog prop, home blu, vsb youd ,hnt 6,,
hss,s for suppey ,, beautiful ler of nara would b,x
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es., Keen The house upon the MONEY! and wont,
=, Az n, m vou hriny nah of neoi. .v.,v NIL, y, -.
a A. r,,so,,d ~ ~
81 soodcr who'll he m ready 4, civ, w, s,n,., ,h
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: v.ur p.us ID an. tcll me, L kno,~ H., ,;,L, V,n.i
6r,s b. eaten No. and then yoal be i.urbcd Al, kpcw
,he world No indeed Mr. Candle, d,n,, ,hi,l IN =,
.vrrv BODY; don't say that. Rur can, see ley of no,t
es,~n un i'm that way without myself sII 10
era IN II .nch things 20 on, And then n. mus, b,v.
pckes toe, Couldn't be content with INV cabbage
M Csudle wont he, You 20 to sleep lis very well for
Won 20 ..v e, Won go TO .Ieep after von,x en-, M.
IN III, ,,,p~ IVA, did Keen awake, How do Won .un
poe oosd 10 to slecp when knew tina, man wa. he
loo Ssukios nm vour sub-t,ncc in brandy AMI "a,
He eoudnt be content upon decent wholesome Gin upon
nv word YOU ought Ia be a rich man. Mr. Cau,le Won
have such very 6ne friends. wonder who gives Won bran
AZ when YOU no outl
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10 he Wings Of King q. Queen.

Wings OF k,ng Il Queen where you and Whist
you about Has the spirit OF 1910 and lo4i clean gone
from smODg you Have You resolved within yourselves
only give the Locos the delegate from the county but
by your supneness and asthy lose ths WILDLY
extended and very important district late honest faith
ful, and capable" representative in Congress- With suck
vi you have deliberately, and had almost said
with " malice prepense," to such determination. this
communication has nothing do since each OF ynu who
have such CONCLUSIONS WILL by oil thinking and
reasonable men, he consdered decidedly, and 10 all nen
aud purposes. 6sLy-and Wing who, in such election
as that now about of in this county and district
consistently occupy such position, does not and
ought never again. to expect deserve the Of Wing
Has tins, that this good old county Of King
Queen that o.mouow, If she will, send up her fhss
kundTed native, good and Wing for Wioughby
Newton land, doubtless larger number than that, Tor
Of very worthy gentlemen spoken Of candidates for
the Legsa,ue) and doing. him rriumphanty
Congress- he little banner county Of Democracy" toIhe
irary notwithstanding -ha. it, say, Wings Of King
Queen this that with these facts before your eyes,
and winch you knoD be true. you cheat this
large and intelligent Wing district of it, late talented
and worthy representative No. srs /, for one protest
most soemnly and vehemenLy against il, and, brother
Wings let tell you that atter myself that you. too,
will What have 10 do, then Why, simply call u
eeng about April courtbrng strongest for
the countypledgs ourselves TO rally upon him with
whole ssneih-and. my word for IT, The LocOs will not
many, If single yard ahead Of us Now, bro
her Wings! you know this, full well-ond. knowing IT,
why need ask you up III Come one, come all.
then April Cortland whether your choics DO for Dr.
Roy OF James Smith, your candidate either gentleman
will nell dss,rpr and. doubt not, receive the cordia
support Of the Wings Of the UPPER END.
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THE sTEAMER PRlNcEron.

The u. s. Steamer Pnncoton, Hriyed Of the Navy
Yard yesterday afternoon completing run from Norfolk
IN the very sbo!t space on thirty hours only The
unifom Nofokto the Csp,s made IN twenty two hour
ana from the Cspos 10 this city with furious north west
winind nine hours.
The Princeton comes here 10 receive her large gun snd
will ssil -OOn for the Coll Of Mcxco-Pkda u. s. Gu
rgIls
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StIbe Economy treatise The management OF Horses
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To THE WIG COMMITTEES oP JEFFERSON AND N!
OLSON WARDS

The failure Of Monroe Ward respond in that cauors
and friendly that Wings had right to expect OF
Wings in relation To the Convention or General Meeting
OF the Wing Voters OF the City, select suitable man
represent in the Legislature Of Virginia. devol,
upon you the duty Of ONCE meeting aud agreeing upon
some proper place TO accomplish wishes. All that
left to is. for the Wings OF Jefferson and
Madison Wards with those Wings Of Monroe Ward who
disposed IN act with To call General Meeting and
to carry out our plan, by selecting such
and concentrating all force upon him. thus healing,
far the breach which has been made and nd
no;ur,hcr did in favor o enemies in their efforts
feat Mr. Bots But two weeks remain till the day Of eec
ton and what ia To be done should be done quickly VIII
the Committees acn Much depends upon them.
SIMON
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urIf the author Of .Maoy Wing Voters" means to re-

1J-I( the author Of "Maoy Wing Voters" means to re-
present Me,srs wilcer Preston aud STROLLER Texas
JoISr RrsoLuroS ASSES.oS WHo-. he does those gem
emen the most entire aud gross injustice. They hold
no snch loose constitutional opinions
We heard Of Mr. Lyons sssailing us for oppo ing him
~ Texas Joint Resolution Annexation Wing, while We
supported Nh Wichor for Governor II not the only
mistake he committed. We know Mr.. Wilcbers opinions
betor.
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MUNkOE WAeu

MUNk0E WARD.
At meeting Of thu voters Of Moaroe ard isJ Il H.
Maupin' School Room on "Wednesday evening April oh,
is45;
On motions severaly made, Archibald Pleasant. wa.
called TO tho Chair and Geo. w. Dixon appointed Secrc
tafy.
On motion Committee OF nine appointed TO draft
resolutions for the consideration Of III. meeting.
Committee. Mssss. los. Mayo. WIN. Williams, Jas. r.
Bridges. Janice Gray, Robert c. Csbei. Rober, Mott Ed
win Robinson. SAINT Ellis and James Bray.
The Committee alter q short retirement returned and
reported through their Chairman the f,owing preamble
and resolutions:
The Wings Of Monroe Ward holding tho union Of the
party o infinitely Importance than tho Advancement
any individual and believing this object will Do attained
IN this city by coacurring with tho Wing meetings Of tho
other Wards Of the city-therrforc
L. Resolved, That we concur In tho resolutions fr.t
adopted by Jefferson Ward and afterwards by Madi.on
Ward.
p Resolved Therefore the sense Of this meeting.
Tha,u is expedicnt that tho Wing party in ,h. city %
lec by ballot. and without discussion whom thew viii ,uo
port ut the polls Tor delegate in the Legislature
MIR. Gray, then presented the following substitute
for the report of the Committee,
The Wings Of Monroe Ward here assembled prof.s.
their earnest desire To cultivate feelings Of aui y
will towards their other Wing brethren of the cy-bu,
hey cannot rs they conceive without sacrifice Of their
Judgment and Independence. approve the and rs
solutions which have been adopted In Jefferson and M.J
SON Wards having for their object general a.sembare d
the party To designate candidate for tho city. Waving
the objection that the Ward meetings which have
ready held, consisted informed Of very ANAL
number Of Wing voters compared with the whole
oi the paIy-we will briefly and respectfully sssign few
reasons why we cannot concur in their proceedings
In the first place general rule nominations by can
Gus convention Objectionable, inssmueh a. they re-
train freedom Of choice and destroy the rights a frequent
large muorites We believe also th.t thew ara far ,b
part conducted by few managers and p,uul.r
and very seldom the Of the ne Al viii,
and wishes Of tho people-or pay-fo whose profsssd
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ALARMING STATE or THINGS ~ TmE PALLs oF NJ.

ALARMING STATE or THINGS ~ TIE FALLS oF NJ
AGARA
The Buffalo correspondent VI the Rochester Daily De
m0crat, writing from that city the 81 inst. gives the
following extraordinary intelligence
"An extraordinary excitement hiss prevailed Of Quoens
ton sud Lewiston for the last three days. The ice has Dis
appeared from here with great rspidy Such has been
movement the falls Of Niugafa, accompanied by
strong North wind that the Niagara has been
petely blocked up.
The yesterday (the 90 within mile Of the falls
forty feet high In the rapid II tic every
thing the docks aud whafves at Queenson aud Lew
ton hos been swept off, with the Of tho sJfobOuses.
At Youngstown u has cleared Of every house the
whaUcs. and the steam -four mill has gone with IT, The
d,m9gc u round u not iar from 100000"
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To the Editors of the IYkix I:


Genusmcn-Calm dspassionatc, thinking Wings. who
do permit themselves to be swayed by personal attach
ments and anpahies-who do make principles subor.
dnae TO men. but subordinate prncplessnd who
only sustain individuals because they tho bodily expo
Of their principlessuch Wings grieved mot to
dguscd by the senseess chickering's and
which have split and spinfsred tho party Richmond
The writer o this communication IN not the advocate OF
my particular It is his desire. should be the de-.
sire OF every Whg this time OF party depression SEQ
all personal preferences sacrificed which stand obsiruc.
tons To concerted action.
There four candidates in the field and each candidate
has faction II all the candidates run, what will hinder
the Democrats (who may now be playing sly game from
uniting on, and eecting Of their own menf
Blu, myebiect in taking up my psn. to give brief
sketch Of the meeting in Monroe Ward wednesday
ming and the position assumed by the different factions
went thcre iac,onis, the advocate Of man.
with the honest wish every candidate sacrificed who
stood in the way Of harmony aud concerted action!
committee Of nine appointed bring in resolu-
tons they united. and in short Time reported rcsolu-
ton recommending convention, the nominee Of which
should be supported by the whole psry-no matter who
such nominee should be, whether man, Of the
present candidates.
The minority, through Mr. James Gray. brought in q
counter report protesting against convention by them
nominated caueus, and assigning many why
should be avoided and disood and division be SLOWED
prevail. Then commenced sharp causc, cutting de-
bate. which Messrs. Cray, Jos Mayo Edwin Robinson
Sampson Jones. aud J. ID. Munford participated. Mr..
Mayo the only advocate OF the proposed convention
who took part in the debae-a the other speakers were
Lyons men, and opposed u convention. Mr.. Mavo in
that spirit oi harmony, concession aud compromise which
should characterize all Wings preiessed himself willing TO
forego oil persona, preferences, and pledged himself
for the nominee Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr.. Lyons
Of the other candidates. man The counter
report adopcd. Mr.. Lyons friends having the ma
Ioriiy.
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o The Editors of the Wig:

To The Editors Of the Wing:
Gentlemcn-I have been, now, and shall ever be,
firm and consistent Wing of the Old School therefore,
not desiring interrupt that harmony which has always
prevailed in the party, beg that you will withdraw my
a candidate for the county Of IIennco the
ing election provided. however that the parties stand
they at the present time. JNO. i. BURTON.
Anil 10. lSI5
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MuNRnE XAph

SEQ the proceedings Of the meeting Wednesday night the
article Of ga Spectator" &c.
BY hard drumming the Lyons squad 20, lust enough
scmbled reject the proceedings Of Jesson aud Madison
wsrd. Dsiiesey ought to have restrained them from
king any part. they will abide BY any nomination
to which the proceeding may lead!
The great body Of tho Wings Of Monroe Ward approve
the action Of the Wings Of the lower Wards but they
did not attend. supposng that acquiescencc
course.
Besdes tho gross indcicuey Of coming into meeting
preparatory party nomination. when they declare their
purpose s,aad by that nomination, II sad blum.
der for their objects. They have made tho dis
eovery already imsginc, and viii learn the fact
and more every day. until the 24,h April!
But notwithstanding the prohbi ton OF the FORTY, We
presume tho Wings OF Monroe Ward will upon their
right unite with their brethren Of the lower Wards and
nominate n IVhg ca ndida,c.
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WYTIIE.

Information from this County induces ne 10 hope that
Mr. Fulton will however reluctantly, again consent 10
present the county. South West Virginia has The deepest
interest IN sending tho Legislature her sbos Sons.
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THE CURTAIN LrCT1Jggs-

We hcpo these cIquisiey humorous productions IRON
the London "Puneh) will escape tho readers attention
They are uncquacd in their Kind aud present the mot
finished portrait Of scod in the whole circle Of English
literature.
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AC,CONIAC.

The narrative ri events Acoomic G. n. will be read
with lively interest SoaiLsH has m,de powerful in
preston and evidently got the better Of the Tyler ndi
dat
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MADISON HOUSE.

M RS. SUSAN LOURY, having re-. opened
1'h this House. II prepared To- comm dnte sew
erni Families aud DAY BORDEHS. moderate
tTms The location central
aud sraeou This house a-o well known on
as having been e1nvenent pleasant and aeeomods
Wishing the bnsine.s. mn II-dSrM
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HENRI(:O

Col Burton, will bo observed, promptly declines and
will moreover actively support Capt McRsc, between him
aud any Loco FJco We expected les, OF his patriotic
ami
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real Chinese Jugglor has a'dved IN tho city, and will
doubt sensation this country, by the wonder
tut ioats Tor which this people celebrated lie Is call
I'd YeWanG the orcer King Of Toksr and sent out
by ~ American resident at Canon--N Y. Minor.
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]. q. WOKD'S OEFICE-

- r. NOhDS OfFICE.
Ticket Mo- ~ 9c1 pnls Of 500 New Jerpey Lottery
Clss- No ~. sold and cashedb woRp
The following the dawn Nos:
81 " ~ ~ ~ CT ~ CO 81 ~ G.
Drawing NJ heraadfa Lottery, Ertra No IS
~ % ~ so 10 ~ 50 81 % SO 6 II 50 Ga
Rome GOOD prlss IN this sold aud pad.
To day $1,000 for 81 Packages sIa $50 12s CAL before
~ o'eIoekN WORMS ooes
MERCHANTS FROM THE COUNTRY.
Who buy for Cash OF city Aceeptance.,
"A RE respectfully invited 10 call and examine
~ SPYING stock ~ Boot aud Shoes embracing sos, eve
~ sTislc suitable for the spd
odred by tbs dcssn package the ve owea cash pe,
v snEPPERsoN,
pn door below n, n. Icnsins,
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GA Thursday 25h Inst. IN Memph- Tenn, by the Rev
2. w ASTON, DR.. EElsuUs + RosC, To Mss MARn H..
only daughter Vi tho late Capt John Rose Of Chsrotes
VILE, Virgins.
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AIREMARIE

On Monday at Alternate Couri, Messrs SOuthol &
Brown. the late delegates, ununnosy nominated by
the Wings aud will be elected II course.
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M,riy0 fGScE.- Manned at Barn stable, by the Rov.
John Gofs, MI John Post to Mrs Sophia Rails II III 3
match don't"make fence" Of the first quality We should
hke to know what stuff will.
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The Rev DR.. Waller. late n minister Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. has been recommended by the standing
committee Of the diocese Of Virginia candidate for
deTs in the Episcopal Church-Bdh Amer.
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RHoDE IsfAsD ELEcrIos-Reiurns from all the towns
have been received. Jacksons msory for Governor
all 10. which will probably be reduced by the
scattering votes.
Arnulds msJoy Potter and scattering in the West
ern Congressional district is log.
The General Assembly will stand az follow
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There three vacancies in the House, caused 10y the
failure 90 elect members in south Kingston aud
in Little Compton. They will probably be filled by the
election Of the Law and order candidates.
Ban. AmST.
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yOscphine Hr.lmsnn.

We yesterday stated hi. prodigy. sgo to 10 shout 10
IL 10 only nine and half
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"csssiias ca.e.,s, s,f,,, thee AZ, A.,,s,S ?.

"csssfias cAiessr, scfcrs tles sre A4tstsS :"
The Enquirer Of Thursday, abiding 10 the "fsnie'
which Il Pretcnds tho wings tried raise after Mr. Polks
election. boasts Of the prosperity which has far attended
his administration! Ono citizen Of Richmond II says, has
made $4,000 by Tobacco another $4,000 by the rise in
Cotton. and these results eomplaceny, aud phloso
ph'ealy too aserbes by implication least to the election
vi Mr. Polk.
This sort c Induction will doubt prove quito clear and
satisfactory the anteduvians II enterpzing
man Mr. C. should make $4,000 by his contract with
the French Government for Tobacco. sincerely hope
he may should MIR. Polk have ell the credit Aud II
another equally cnterprirpg, Mr.. IL should realize. ~
there Is every probability he will aud hope he may.
S5OOOO BY his operations ia Cotton, should Mr. Polk
be sored These profits be sure yet realised.
but in the they should be- does every body
hat Psik Is entitled To all the honour and glory and that
the e.ierprrc and scy these merchants and tho
dion OF tho markets OF the world. ought all 20 for
nothing Certainly this be quito apparent every
snieduvisn Is also quite clear that ssgacous
and discriminating class we the anteduvans that
Henry Clay had been elected OF these suspicious
suits would have followed. and all would have been
ruin aud black despair No question, they this
truth quite as distinctly they the other.
We hope ncighbors Washington speculations
based upon more solid foundation his spccuations
upon the consequences of Folks election! lie
10 have vein Of counting chickens before they
haichcd" his fancy possibly being somewhat dazrled
by his brilliant and golden prospects Washington
We certainly hope that his antcpaons in that matter may
Ice verified 10 the letter. for Editors reap
,hose rewards To which their severe arduous unceang
aud complicated lsbcrs Of head and hand sne them; We
hope that he will he lucky than the girl in tho fable
Who promised herself from her basket Of eggs, after they
'hached" gown appear in at the ball:
But he speculaes wildly in that affair in this Of the
effects of Folks election, shall entertain aPprchen-
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MonogerS OGce.
Drawing Of the P"komoke River Lottery, No. GO:
C2 - % ~ ~ T. ~ ~ a. - ~ ~ 20
Hilf Ticket Noe - 81 IJ-a small pffze Of $50 sold
snj paid by r.. X. BIGGER.
DrswinR 81 the PokDnoke River Lottery, No 10:
- % ~ O. 20 co 60 10 u Gi 81 ~
$1,000. Of 1000 IS Nos. and rs ballots.
Drawing of a very little Lottery by tO.dny- mail
Frday) Capitals 10000, u 1000, Sc. ~. IS Nos
~ ballots. Tickets 80.
Tie risk package Of 2j whole Tickets u only 3d.
d.. do. do half do. d., II 20
Do. do. do quarter do do. Is
For by r. RUSSELL BIGGER,
apl0 Opposite Eagle Ruins.
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Steamer PocHhoufpS.
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
y T. The steamer Pocahonios, Capt. Hol.
S-sss=z=. lngshend, will be ready receive freight
a. ~ ociock 10 day and occk a,iu'dsy after
usual
Pas.sge aud fare g. Baltimore, s.
Through To Pbiiade phia, BY Rstfosd,
iI-2t HENRY IIHLAN 4 90. AEt4