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CHI E AP FOR CA s H.!
L. 8 BECK e. SON,

CHEAP FOR CASH!!
L. 8 BECK g. SON,
House. Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania
Arenue, South side, bet,ceen 9th and 10Th
Streets Washington.
We have on hand new and secondhand goods:
such as Bedsteads, Beds, and Bedding; Tables,
Chairs Bureaus and Sideboards; China Glass,
and Crockeryware, Cutlery, Hollow-ware of every
variety, Shovels and Tongs, Carpets Rrooms,
Brushes, Willow and Woodenwsre; with va
riety of articles too numerous to mention. apr 6
!. $. BALL,
Dealer IN Tobacco, Snuff & Cigars, Pennsylvania
Avenue, betroeen Fuller's 4 Gallabrun's Hotel.
april ~. .-,-.o,.o-,.--,o,...o,,~o,o,
8. BALL also repairs Watches and Jewelry.
l., april eft
EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS,
TT PURSELL, Importer and Dealer in E. Ware,
China and Glass, wholesale and retail, at
his store, opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city, D. 9,
rUPPING, LEE CHING AND BLEEDING
~ A large supply Of best Swedish Leeches,
already on hand to be applied or for sale, by
SAML. DEVAUGHN, 9th street.
Who also has ICE for sale whenever called for,
as above april 2-tf
VIZ WHITNEY.-Boot and Shoe Dealer,
w opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
Avenue, has received his fall stock Of Boots and
Shoes suitable for plantation use, he invites the at
tentlon of those who wish such articles, and prom
ises them good bargains.
GEORGE COLLARD,
DEALER IN LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, LIME
SAND, AND CEMENT,
Corner Of 9th st. and Missouri Auenue.
Nov. 4 3
ID. CLAGETT & CO.,
DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS,
CURTAIN STUFFS. &c.
Corner of 9th street 4. Penn. avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
T. T,URNITURE.--New and second hand, daily re-
ceived. For sale, on reasonable terms, by
h'ae" B. HOMANS,
april Is. Between 10th and ! lth streets.
j.. E. w. THOMPSON, .
CABINET MAKER d. UNDERTAKEN,
between 18th and l4th sts, north side.
'.'Hs0rsss kept and funerals attended to,
Nov. 4--ygot H.J aq aaa
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C. HI. VAN PATTEN, M. d., Dentist,
DERFORMS all operations upon the Teeth,
Gums and Mouth, with the greatest care and
skill. Office near Browns Hotel, and next door to
Todd's Hat Store. feb 25-ly
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The way of the transgressor is hard.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-13

REERS' TEMPERANCE HOTEL,
Third street, north Of Pennsylvania .ape-
nue and near the Railroad Depot
WASHINGTON, ID G.
Prices to suit the times,
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WIN. NOELL, Venitian Blind maker, south
wv side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets. Blinds of all sizes and coors, fur
nished to order. Old blinds retrimmed and painted
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-13

JONATHAN II. WALKER.-House car
y penter and joiner on X street, shop corner X
and 9Th streets.
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THEoPHILUs FISK.

Washington { D. G. AprlI I3, 1916,
N, b. Those who forward ten dollars shall re"
ceive eleven copies for year; for twenty dollars
twenty-three copies will be sent; and for forty dol
lars, fifty copies will be forwarded for twelve months
reducing the price to eighty cents per annum' Tor
volume Of nearly eight hdrdred pages OF choice i'''
erary matter. apn @'-eou m'
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nR. HAMILTON P. HOWARD, tenders his
IL professional services to the citizens of WASH
ington, D. c. He may be found at DR.. F. How
ards, N. E. corner of and 1lth SITS. Dec. q
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ISAAC STODDARD.--Blacksmi in gene
i raj, on Four and half, between E and F SITS.
Work done cheap.
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r 8. BALL also repairs Watches and Jewelry.
l.. april 22-f
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-13

EARTHENWARE CHINA AND GLASS,
IN PURSELL, Importer and Dealer in E. Ware,
China and Glass wholesale and retail, at
his store, opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city, D. G.
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rUPPING, LEE CHING AND BLEEDING
~ A large supply Of best Swedish Leeches,
already on hand, to be applied or for sale, by
SAML. DEVAUGHN, 9th street
Who also has ICE for sale whenever called for,
as above. april 2-tf
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-13

]. 3. BALL,
Dealer IN Tobacco Snuff q Cigars, Pennsylvania
Avenue, bet,oeen FuLer's q Gallabrun's Hotel.
april %.
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Trade of the Hudson.

Produce aud Country MchaHdise arrrtns AZ Nelo York
APRIL l3-AbGsy aud Canal Line A. Hoy. Agent
Bfrze Mrdtscr J. r NlLr-Ioo bbls iour, John Rice;
l35 DO z w Durham Il Co. a do w Alton; - beams
warp Fisher Horn Harnilton; go bols potatoes, Jas
Christie IS do- broons. Tssgarr Gray; 90 do Laden
& Eoag.and: &c do J Winc!e & Co; ia do Csrpen-
ter - do Hoyt; ls3 do 4 Greig 81 kegs butter. CD
bert & Woodward; 10 bbs coffee, Beard s. Cummings;
$40 rearns paper. Mead & Co; boxes II Daley; bids
iron Csis Ward < Conover; lot chair stuff Kent 10
head cattle. Il Felt
Eekjord Ltn<-Bcrse ROeAest1 Cop. Sktpr1-4 boxes
goods Hsydock & Co. do and 5bls, Longnan;
= DR. Clark 10 bills John Leete; q bales soods'
Hoyt&TiIlngnss l3 do Lawrence & Trimhe; 80 bis Po-
tA,oes Tompkias; 2se paper, Lirte IL DO
Cspp Baker; 300 bbs provisions, Casper brother,
casks cheese. Samuel Perry; b5is provisions, !
Knapp i33 do dour J Folrs
Albany aad Canal Etae-Bdrye JOAN Af1ms-2oUuO
slaves, Il Harbeck.
LAKE Boa. Niagara Capt HearH-ll0O bushels mali,
Ke,churu & Son 5000 do oats. Durant Lsthrop & Co.
Bcrge ,fsahc;:aa--ao000o feer lumber Sheldon.
Thompson * Co.
with lumber. from Troy.
Old Troy Line Pope CGtliH-Barge Iadicaa-l2 bbls
spo.s Clarke; 20 bales flannel, B Trowbridse: =
do goods T Hun, & Co; boxes paper. Buckley Goo
Kin 10 obls potatoes Hswiey. Smith Car1nan; DO
dried appes Baxter LsGd s. Moore; do seed Baker:
i oaies duck. Fox 4 Poiheuus, boxes leather BUCK
iey Brooks. 80 obls seed Gilbert * Wcodw 20 do
do KetchGn & Sons: = casks boxes cheese Parker.
hhts = oos 5esr Nash Beadlestoa Co.
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The Birth Day of Henry Clay.

The Dinner last evening At Niblos in celebration
oftbe Birth day of the llustrious American States
man, Henry Clay, was numerousy attended, and
was conducted with an order and decorum rarely
Witnessed on fes,al occasions Hon. JOSEPH L.
WHITE presided, and responded to ,oas, comP!i-
raen,ary 10 the Twenty Seventh Congress. OF which
he was member. in most eloquent and powerful
speech Mr. Greeley, Mr. Thayer and MI Brooks,
were called for and responded in appropriate and
eloquent speeches Letters were read from Hon
] J. Cr;ttenden, J. n Clayton, and Messrs. More
head and Msngun. The letters and toasts we will
give in our paper onorro* morning. Niblo's Sa'
loon was elegantly decorated with banners, and TIE
table was ,astefully arranged and abundantly sap
piled. We judge about SIX hundred and fhy per
sons were seated
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
II For .qles Of ,toe&,, &c. .ea lau1iA Page

MONDAY, 7. NJ.
The doings at the Board Today, were principally
confined to the three leading fancy railroads Har@
fred up little but Long Island and ~ " Or had ~
brakea on In the sound stocks tns market was srnf
and the demand good. Ohio % and Ne"-York stoeks
ruupbt better prices Al the second board the sriet
u,. i,,oi,r.,e Al such unsettled periods 3, ths
,,s.sn, :, WsJL.s. the fancy stock market does pa
- = fair criterton of the res c0pttios d
.bio,. az there are always undercw-ens influences
,,,,sio, which force stocks up OF down bsyoad
M oonr ct which the power Of prevailing crcu instances
would place them The tendency ofWaIE., operators
70 rush one way the other in bsd7 Is one of these
Influences and the impetus thus acquired By the market
carries il beyond the influence OF be origps MOVING
cause.
The receipts a, the Custom. Hose last week were
aboa. si00 600. The Collectors of nat e,,sbish
does 10, exhibit the pushng eager crowd ddi
few weeks since ,vi,h the 'spcie clause in ooes-
tion would show .t less ACTIVITY add could be s, o.
for picture gallery
Our Assembly has passed he bill incorno,stirfi
the Ocean Steam Navigation Co." By ,vo.,sIrd. vcss
and the Company are prepared, as .oon =, ire s.,s
passes the bill 10 90 vigorously on viii y. .,,.,h
OF the vessels Among the partie, par,.d :, 49, .,yS
are Jacob Little, :. Jaudon & Co. MN. O., 80
s. Sherwood. j. J. Boyd, &c. &c. -. b,St
been already made for The thorough fn,s'r.,. of ,he
cooasef by the parties Interested a,
'"' '''H'Aa'e' are concluded. Il no obstacle, asss
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.unor,,onment for The Convention.

The Assembly on Saturday rejected Mr. Baily's
declaratory resolution importing that the election OF
Delegates TO the Convention ought to be held under
the Neo Apportionment Ayes Sc; Noes 81 Alter
some farther discussion, Mr. Worden's resolution,
referring the subject TO the Supreme Court for its
opinion on these questions Does the Act Recon-
mending Convention of the People Of this State
contemplate an election of Delegates under the APP
por,ionment then existing that to be subsequently
made7
And can The Legislature now alter or amend the
provisions of that Act without the express assent OF
the People This fair and just proposition prevail
ed by vote of 50 TO 53-every Wing voting in its
favor We trust the Senate will promptly concur,
the Court promptly give its opinion and tina, all
excuse for disorganizing the Convention will thus
be destroyed. We care little which way the matter
is decided, SO that it be dobe legally and surely.
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RascaIity 10 Office Look ont for Penitentia
nv Rirds,

We have information from many sources which
establish beyond doubt that the CITY Officers IN
ch arge Of The Penitentiary, &c. on BiaekreAs
Island hare discharged Number Of 7r'sonsrs con-
fined there an order to haze them cote al the Polls
to-day. We have evidence of this direct by per-
son who left the Island yesterday, and who kno~s
that aloop. load of prisoners we're to come down
last night Nearly all whose terms expire within
the present month were thus discharged and some
who were under sentence to remain confined till
some time in May. We know also that many were
let of on Saturday and Sunday, and were prowling
about the Twelfth Ward on Sunday evening, ready
to be used today 10 pu, down if possible, the isir
OF the People against Corporation misrule
Freemen of New.York! are you willing to have
your rulers elected, your legislation governed, by
convtcts released from y0tr Prisons prem aturefy
on purpose to PIT you dorn? Answer at the Polls
today
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DIED :

On the 18Th inst OF consumption John ALFRED
SMITH. son OF We z. Smith, aged 20 years
funeral discourse vii Dc delivered oy Rev E. Hob,
a; the residence OF nis father l20 Bankr on Tuesday
afternoon a: P where the relative. and Trends a
the fsniy arc respectfully invited to attend On Wed.
nesday morning az 4. " bis remains will be taken 70
EaEersuaw. Rock!aHd Co. for in,errent
On the Ion frs TIE residence Of his sister PERM
Anooy, Ge~Ierrsy. IN the Ash year OF bis sae Col
JAMES b sAChETT- son IN law Of the late VIM Post
Westehester papers please copy.
oo Monday, the l3th list MARY ELIZABETH, N
fan: daughter Of Robert P. Archer, deceased AGED
yea-,
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Places of Holding the Polls.

Wo,ds Din Poll
ii. Thresbers corner Broad and Pearl SIS
2 Peers e. Co. Ii Broadway.
8 ll2 Broadway.
Ill. l3I Fulton
Q. NV. corner Beekman and Gold.
I'LL. 81 Cortland.
g Barclay.
g. % Warren.
wi. Shakespeare. corner William snd pusne
2 Warren Hall, corner Oliver and Henry
g. James alp.
T. $40 Pearl
VII &c Leonard.
Q n E. corner Duane and Washington.
g. Marion House, l65 West Broadway.
T. 80 Vestry.
Will Duun's Sixth Ward Botol
3 q Center.
g. lC6 Center
l. North American, cor. Bowery and Bayard
WILL 10 East Broadway
g. Log Madison
3. loo Cherry.
a. 70 Jefferson.
S. 243 Cherry.
g. % Gouverneur
T. 652 Water.
WILL s. w corner Broome and Mercer.
q Cresier's corner Prince and Wooster.
g. 16s Spring
4 Corner Varick and Domrick.
s l62 Varick
G. 300 Hudson.
: e79 Spring
g 3O5 Spring
JXl 645 Green wich
Q 1921 Blocker.
& $50 Washington.
a. 2ol Blocker.
r 732 Washington.
Corner Charles and Hudson.
XII 90 Delaney.
> s. w corner Broome and Forsyth.
3. St David's Hall, 242 Walker
D. 10 Division.
S. Military Hall, corner Grand and Ludlow.
Kill Jas Attorney
@ So Houston.
g. 9 Avenue D.
a. 25 Avenue D.
s. 90 Lewis.
g. SIS Avenue D.
KILL Jo' n Okeefes. Harsenvle.
Q A. V Baucker's, Msnhauanvile.
KILL. SW corner Grand and Clinton
Q I66 Delaney.
g. S Sheriff
4. SAG Grand.
XVII. 76 Prince.
Q Corner Prince and Mott
g. 204 Grand.
4. broadway House, cor. B'dwsy and Grand
S. 10 Hester.
wv N W. corner Bleecxer and Sullivan.
9 Constitution Hall. ESQ Broadway.
g Krrrs corner Broadway and Astor place
4 For. w. Washing tpn. place and McDougal
WILL s L. corner l7th-street and 9th-avenue.
Q 7th Avenue House. btw. 18th and 18th SITS
g. n E. corner 9th-avenue and 2lststreef.
4. 9. r.. corner 6th-avenue and 23dstreet
S. 8. E. corner 9Th avenue and 35thsueet.
WILL 2l5 Bowery
Q $50 Houston.
g. %! Clinton.
l. 70 Third.
& n w corner lstavepue and llttstreet
XyIlil n E. corner Sd avenue and 18th street
. 3dsvenue, between s3d and 9th streets
g. s. w. corner 3d.avenuc and 3iststrect.
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business Notices.

HENRY CLAr--Severai thousand dollars worth Of
goods from, the wreck of this vessel will be offered FOR
sale this morning by NessEs Barker Towe, consisting
in part Of lawns sinshauis orsandie nuslns graduated
ar,,.sca halzsrines linens &c.
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SAsDs'S SYSTEMATICALLY .pepsla Ia n very common
and unpleasant Ibough not very danserou. d.ea'e
however s parent of many complaints for II III. food be
impsrfrcty dgeslsd the blood cannot he quite In q
healthy slate, and from tho impurities OF tho blood arise
many dangerous Local and general affections of the sy
The tonic properties OF this preparation render
valuable ngen. In giving yigor tho digestive So
psrstus, ard uprovtng the quality Of he huids ~hch
prepare the food for the purposes OF lie Numbers Of
Dyspephc patients have experienced permanent and lest
ing benefit from ls use as have aso the victims Scoh
Leprosy, Rheumatism, Ulcers, and host Of Euptiye Db
who have placed her testimony record ths 81
similarly afflicted might Judge for themselves.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail by A. g. D.
SANDS Druggists, 100 Fulton-sL of William, New
York Sold slso ut us Broadway ~ East Brosd~ay d
Orygi.ts generally ghou the United Satss
81 Der rot,ls. bottl-. f'' As.
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PHiLosoPHY OF rHE TEGCMESTARy TIssuE-No Per
hap. greatest penI that could b- accorded by oD
man OF .r.nc- To another ia that voluntarily paid by II
learned Dr. WILSON Of London 10 Dr. FELIX OouK.Uf$4
FOR the introduction OF hs world renowned ataH Hede
ted Soap Dr w hiss 4fs dseaseI Of the SLa he peculiar
sudy psrrnce taught him That n-kry AL thoss
origin. either Ia checked psrsp'ra0n
or +r.d action Of those preparatory pot5--hnd
hence -monstfHte. vital Importance Of preerviDg the
documentary r..ue in Of ces,lineis and Vigorous
acIion Dr. Wilson, by actual experiment, found nothing
In the who'll. range of the matera neded emnsnty 'A
fled 20 produce vigorous acton In ue sstn. as Dr. r.
Courdud'I kaian Nedcatd Soap! THIS d"lightful cop-
pound found p0ssess only the claiming proo-fss
for which enlosised H. bot ii b-d tor afdii"n
Al recon- OF odocng purely we skin BY re-
moving every vestge Fieckle salown,'s snnbnTn
Reduces ughne,s Eruption, Gc from the eutlcie
ITO BE CosTTsUEp
~ Ia addition to The above, Or. GoUaAUD may be eI
cu.ed for rem.rkng that biz divine Soaps the s1r-. RENE
dy Tor hose painful Chaps Crae,, Cf 90 20 prevalent
At hs the year IL also dsi ghtul for shaving
GOURAUD's Poudres spbtiles will positively ertrpdte ev
.,y y.sg- Of ,np-rlous human btir firm tb1 upper f
forehead &C. GOUaAUD'S Gytcsan Hdir DIE VIII eolot
red Bzh. or grey hair besuti! bf0sn or BLACK ooI
RAUD's Liquid Rouge nparts a 'pi.ncid rose color IL
pale cheeks and lips -
rbss. ,b- y,,ne which only be procured al Dr. w.
LIX GoURAUD5 depot Ct Wsiker-at ars, store re
so n
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w,,5, zla,rr-n A.,istnnts
Ist Charles Ridaboek. Theodore pes ores"
I'D Caleb 3 WoodhuIl, George 4. Hood.
Hid Egber. Benson, Thomas Mchfsin'
Charles Hoople
Tvth- Archibald EaIL Charles Chamberlain,
VIII William Adams, GEORGE ) CorpeI'
vii, Moses 2. Tsyjor Charles D. Brown
With Matthew L Davis, John Coser. "
with Abraham r Lawrence Dawson Wilson
IY,b Jeremiah TerbelL Jacob L. Dodge,
KIN peter Aims George c. Taylor,
yiI,h. Thomas Carpiey. David Morrison,
XIII,b Robert Folaer, Royal Orusby.
XVIII William N &cArdle. John CoiTln
XVIII William V. Brady, James oh'er
YvI,b ws.binpton Smith John A. CUNNING
XVIII. AlexaDde- Wfkin. Joseph C. Pinckney,
YvTIi,b WIN Samuel Johnson George w. Aller.ou.
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TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia
OF TIE Tribune.

Correspondence OF TIE Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. April l3 P. N
While writing fe P. NJ the snow Is falling fss,
and ,h,cs accompanied with hail AZ 9 o'clock this
morning The weather WAS delightful. This is sr-x
country
There is little local news stirring today.
The news by the pilot boat Rosner has cause
quite excitement in this city regre. 10 see The
small potaoe business displayed by the L. 5 Gazette
snd Sun. each OF which Ssser; that The Queen OF -
Yves; brought lster news ,hsn The Rcuer.
The result OF the election ia your city is looked
for with considerable anxiety.
The Locos are mastering for their w ar meet
Ing this afternoon in Independence SQusre Tho big
guns understand, have nearly sill bced and refuse 10
participate.
In the Stock Market 10 day there was q complete
apathy Reading shares decliaed closing q; J3i 70.
Texas Notes q bid. Is asked
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Premium GOLD pEN.-statoners, Booksellers and
jewelers. will lind 1t to their advantage TO call Mr.
Wilson, at the Western HOTEL Cortandst manufacturer
Of the Premium Gold Pen, Monday. Tuesday end
"Wednesday, April l3h lith and 18th These Pens are
unrvaed for their excellence durability and cheapnci
We speak thid from xperonce having used them Deal
ere would do we'll 10 call early
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CAL1FoRsrA-The tide of emigration appears 10
be se,ng IL stronger and stronger toward Catnocnia-
:h- valley OF the Sacramento. Oregon, fos his season,
least seams 20 have much OF It's attraction The
enthusiasm seems 70 pervace ali ciasses AID 20 have
reached rerros sections OF ;ae cognry party from
Pennsylvania .c-leatly well equipped passed throu Ga
co1npanif. having started from VARIOUS parts of Illinois
Indiana snd Seatucky-
party OF Enyl.sh gentlemen low n city pre-
pairing for in ne naorniSins and through the
countries o. The Pacific.
The emigration promises 70 he very large one, and
the CRY is stl they come.
Since writing the above. party OF young gentlemen
arrived from ksntucky borrd California We are
jo:c-d see that men of sterling Vu-tt are Inns casting
their fortunes in land destined to I'll no insignificant
po<tioa OF tie worlds history Sl Louis Rsre;e Of sh
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u The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery on The
upper of Broadway and Murray.st, is the most
interesting place have lounge for hour two.
You there all the eminen, men o; tho Country
transferred by the Dssuerreo;ype Ar, 10 Plate.
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AvALANcEy AT TRoY.-Another avalanche
Cured on Saturday IN the immediate env:rous OF this
CITY for which Troy has become famous. Two men
ws-e instantly killed together with pair OF fine houses
I, was near former Avslanches the opposite side
off small stream. and block OF brick honses.
Nearly three hundred feer Of IN abrupt bill OF clay SOIL
came down with Irresistible force and bad il rot been
for brief warning great number Of lsborers would
have been buried up. who were digging sway the hill
The two ho killed distance. bat supPo-
.Ds they ers beyond the reach of danger stopped
look bsck ard were esugh: by the terrific svRlanche.
The owner Of the horses saw the esrth coming down
and attempted to ge, his team beyond reach oui seens
/, innos,hle he barely had time TO himself The
sy,l.pehe occurred about o'clock but a; dark although
great number OF hsd been a. work al TIE siter
noon the bodies had been recoyerecsSe horses esq
been reached One OF The men left family Of wife and
ak Children Other svalsnches threatening neG the
old ooes and yet with stupid they CONTINUE
70 undermine the hill [Cor. Express.
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AppenI 10 old Wings

Who have left Us on mistaken issue not to throw
away their votes. TAYLOR must be Mayor or
Mickle will be Urge them TO vote for the one they
prefer to have elected.
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The United state, of Pennsylvania and

In the Union OF the 10Th inst. among a batch of
consular appointments made by the President
and confirmed by the Senate, sac acre trop. the
State of Penas y!rasia-
When the next blue book is published, Tennes-
see and pennsylvania will be found to have carried
on a considerable monopoly in Office appointments.
We should like TO see list with salaries annexed
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
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Do not neglect this There are swhrms OF bard
characters who will try TO vote without right, and
who will vote dozen time if not stopped. Keep
q sharp eye for them and fear not to challenge!
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Brand the I,nrs,

who 80 about reporting that RosrRr TAYLOR
aas deca,sed They know better and mean to de-
eeive when they talk Of his declining, For week
past they have kept up runor tha, he had declined
or would decline, when they &ne,c he had no, and
would not, Shall they make anything by this kna.
vary
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR SrRoP-The subscriber,
would call the attention OF strangers and the public
their OF the above beyond car;lhc bes, sr
Gle manufactured c. SAUNDERS & son,
ais 3,eod II Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel.